T
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'V 3RTISBM.
t ling llottse, No.
An ENERGETIC, K JSrNEisMAN CAN
moke. In any part of the Doited States, from three to
fire dollars a day, by eelllzur fioro sample “TUB PATENT
INDIA RUBBER BAPKTx FLUID LAMP," with n im
proved Boner. Every Bunny Who has regard for life, per*
son, property or economy will [purchase them. For infor
mation by moil, inclose stamp, to
EAWXITUBST A MOTT,
Patentee! and csetosivo Manofactorrrs,
Poltoo street. New York.
leg llottse, No. 835 Broad-
NEW YORK AD\
From n. 8. HCIIBLI/B AdTCrtj
w»y..
ft, BRADXSURYBy
L.IGHTE, SEWTOI
Id, A’oo York,
s of the Patent Arch
in, celobratcd lot depth, fall*
dollar tinging quality of their
Sired the hlgh«t ecomimna
iritiee of the country; tod fa
impetittoo with other lustre*
. ipgx premium. The Patent
i owned end need only by oa,
i toe longer than any other In*
ieeteddetnandlo all parte of
t of their superior excellence.
Schools and the trade.
TV/TANITFACTURERI
I TL Wrnt Plan* Plano Fort
Dow, richness, pnrily, and ape<
tonOj fur which they hare r«
from tbegreateetrauaical ciiel
every (*lr, when brought tn co
meats, hare obtained the big
Arch Wrest Plank, which U
guarantees their standing in ti
•truraent; while their tmpreeed
the country la a sufficient proof
A liberal discount to Clergy lue
j«s;lyd:s
Btugglsts,
MACKPOWN * FINLEY, -Wholesale
Druggists andManoiactann of Carbon Oil, No. ICT
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Ja3o:lyd
L. FAUtfESTOCK & Co., late of the finn
• B.A. Fahne«u»ck A and successors to Fleming
Rrot. WboleaaloDrnggiah No. 00, comer Wood and Fourth
BU,PUt*burch. Fa.
BA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE
• tale Druggist* and Manufacturers of White Lead,
Lead and Litharge, corner Wood and Front street*, Ntts
bgrgfa. mch"
JSCUOONMAKER, MANUFACI'CRER
« of White Lead, Bed Lead, Ziuo, Paint, Litharge, Put
ty and Wholesale Dealer In Paint*, Oils, Tarnishes, Turpen
tine, No. Wood at, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAR
U’Gufloy,) Wholesaleaud Retail Druggist j*nd Dealer
in Paints, Oils, Dyestuff*, Ac., comer Wood and Sixth streets,
Pittsburgh i _
yy»Regnl«r Agent for Dr. Ford's Medicine. 21
OIIN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
*r In Drags, Paint*, Oils, Varnishes >nd Dyestuflh, No.
2W Liberty itrwt,P»Uabargh.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Agent for Sehonck's Pnlmonic Syrup, martklydaw
RHAnW ... oroans Wilt*
qraun k kSter, wholesale and
if Retail Druggists, corner of Liberty and St. Clair stEJ
Pittsburgh. _
TOSBtH FILMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
• I Wilcox * Oo.)eorner Murketstrcet and
constantly on hand a full and complete a»mtment of Drags,
Medicine*, Medicine Cheats, Perfumery,and all articles per
taining to hU business. . , . .
yyPhyaitLans prescriptions carefully compounded** ml
hours. J* B- - 1 *
D— rTOEOTH. KEYSER, .DRUGUiST,
140 Wood street, corner of Wood street and Virgin
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
UtoSuce Sealtts,
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, and
Dealer In Cheese, Butter, Lake Fish and Produce generally,
Wood »t, abote Water, Pittsburgh. ro Fg_
J" B. CANFIELD. LATE OF WARREN,
• OHIO, Cammlaloa and Forwarding Merchant, mid
Wholesale Dealer In Western Reeerre Cheese, Butter, Pot
and Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Front ft.,
between SmlthQeld and Wood, Pittsburgh.
MRBANfc &■ ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
lo A. A A. Mcltan..) o™ln *»«
rrojuc. Commtato. ..A lonmilW NoaM
Second utreoct, Pittsburgh, Pa- [Jan. 1, Many]Jal3 _
f'VVVTn C. lIERBST, FLOOR, pro-
I I dncf. Provision nnfl Commission Merchant, No. H6T
Liberty street,corner ot Bold, Plttaboish
tion to the «ale of Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lanl, Cheeoe, Better
Grain, Dried FrnlU, Swda, *e,*e.
gy-ConslCTtnrntarwpoctfaUj aoUclted-
Alkx. FuRSYTII, (SUCCESSOR TO
Fourth * Bcott,)Forwdlag &nd Oommiaicm
ebaut, Dealer in Wool, Hide*, Floor, Bacon, Urd
Oil iu*l I‘rodtice generally, No. 7S Water it..
H KIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
, Merchant anil Dealer in Pnxiace, T
Fifth street, rittsbnrßh, Pa.
Refer to B. Uixctrox, Pittsbnrph,
plaint finwuTi £ Co, Pittsbargh.
erOinilffimi'iiti solicited and satisfactory retnrni' pnai
atewl. : dclfriTiiawi
Robert hutchinson, commission
Htrehux.forth. tlo t* Wertm E-err. Chmte,
Butter Inrd, Bacon, Fisli. Put ond Be*rl Ash re, Eahenitiu,
Oils, Flour, Grain, Soedt, Dried Fruit,and produce geaernHy,
No/8 BmltbflHd street bot<rcrn First end Water. »p 3
CHARLES bTIEECU, FORWARDING
on-l Coramliion Merchant. Doalcr in Flour, Qralo, Da.
con. Lard and Batter, and all kinds of Produce, No 8 Smith*
Held street, l»tw»en First and Water.
AGLK WAREHOUSE. —JAS. CARD
ISER, Wholesale Dealer In Flour, Precision* aha
Prudoca ccocrnllr. No. 6 S-rcnth street, between U^rty
andStnßhfleld.Pittshnrsh, Pa.
49-Terms cash.
Kaipets.
ILLIAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
Carpot". No 112 Market ttw-t. f ’’~
W, D. & 11. ill'CAi<LUfii|
Dealer in carpets, oil cloths,
MATTINGS, *c. No. 87 Fourth street Boar Wood.
attorncES.
tVoBEUT M’K-NKHIT, attorney at
XV Law.mi'j Solicitor t>r tlio Bank of Pittsbnrgb, No.^llo
ToSmi S. & A'rF. MORRISON. AT-
J tonef. »t Loir. Onle. No. M fourth .L, ■>“'^oJ d '
PitUlmrgh, Pa- -
Stp ffiools.
A.rUlllMl't .t burcufield, dealers
jVI snu« find Indira’ Drew Good* generally, Cloak*,
Bmbroid.ri-. 8„pl. floods for
toilr Q»o. An nnniuaUy extensire awntinent in all the
and filing at the low,«t
Fourth and °c3_
T « rco;wS6LEs^
J\ m «ndßetailDealer* In Fancy and Staple Dry Gooda,
■:t> Mftb a truer. Pittebngh.
—“ U;~PAT,MF.R,No. 106 Market Street,
„ Dealer In Bonnot*. Hats. Straw Trimming**®!
Straw Good* goncrally.
GamaflfS.
Carriage and Wagon Manufactory.
M. X*. STEPHENS, Agent,
Corptr SmiOtfitld Street and Diamond Alley,
WOULD respectfully inform
public that be le cow located a* abo~j4S3S£l
ond h»« rwamed the boainiw of ter StSom
Slrflbe teSicwi of the 4»ewt workmen, w» *»*■« *®P la
Coach, and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSON* BROTHER * CO.,
Comer of Bdnont and Rebecca Street*,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN -
r «>,,♦. friends. and tho public gapa-jgg^gf—
S%f^s,s3.f^3S^S!ifS>SS
£S^i5SLi«5- h AHHst
.lUt l£t ill iho £'«t them *nh ptfnnmg. WOI »
ehaaing elsewhere. »»
To Capitalists or Mannlactors.
THE undersigned having determined to
moTOWMt, offer. far ulo, (or-j.cb.tir.
-..iffMha Latiirmln Armatrong Conuty, within ore
Xnffwii'k »r I ho Kltunnlng Bridge .oil
Son the rieer Uuifcoppodt. auA U> rt.»ofib. All.
£B» 2™
rirer bottom that never overflow*; about
{aoce and la the blgb«t state of cultivation, haling raeel* ?
adorer 1000 load* ol manure from the town, to whichin
team can make eight tripe a day. There ta . a j*jp*£L
Rms*a SObr 40feet,and a Frame Bam 40 by W foot, “with'
S?«ib and wagw ahedi attached; 160 young Apple and
100 Peach Trace growice* well qf water at the bon»e aol a
Mtntarof fprlng* of water that at email exj-ewe could be
tethehonee. Tbl* property poweseea eupertor
conreyea v*w . . jr<)n or isiniWr mauufcete-
refilling * K«>d end proßuJ
:Sm. Forfortbcrp^icot^^^QaT’
. Kllttnolns, AmutrooK Coaolj, 1“.,^
umilog. ’
OUNDRIES.—
n 1500IU. strictly fre«h taWo Bettor,
1200 dot frtlßßfC*,
1000 lb*. No. I L«f Lard, .
S 6 buih prim* Dried I’eccbe*.
160 £»t young Chicken*,
160 Chore*,
60 Urgo fet Turkey*.
Tteeived and for ule by
QXAUCII AaUNGi.-UAVU'.u
k 5 appointed Arab* for-Jnt»bargh, tiy pyARL
ST ABOIIOOHPANY. to u« «1«
STAUCH,(»bich ti warranted agnat
tw thu ißirhii mnr prepared to topp*? " 00 TT~®£Vw*
*Trade is lhlaarticle, tu anernmlnattoa ol• «ar prewat ««*•
baljihlcb wtllU kopteonat to th« * 00- ’
Vr» Kb. * Wood rtf*
' PI'HE GREATEST MATO 11 MACIUNE IN
a jSltoSKiabe wren a small lnykament.
THOMAS' PATENT MATCH MACHINE
las itfflple, ebtsp and perfect Match Slak«r. ThoM«hiM
Ayfa § oaW $116; I* driTKQ by hi&d, and will “*• *®jJ
'toneof tbetnanutietorcr In a abort time. Where Roco
■wood ta to be tnd readily It materially redocet the gat.
«“S«TW4I county or Mv-hlno priTtlc-E** a« «irSS
aaleat* n.-t. r.it.- pru>. for partlcaUra, call »t OAaEOT
OOUwtino utrtfcwinrr
,Tj U>ES.—B5O dry flint hides , -
TT. zuOmn salted «10, t-v arrtij»ndto*W«
bprinokh iiAHU&uaa k CO,
No. 2» liberty ite—t
1400 M
‘ UQtt4U3BiOQo4tfw*
HE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
*uoou» uses- --JOKS t- -«*■ a. lxwb.
JOS. 8. LEECH & CO.,
N0«.a43 * 9*4 Liberty at., PUUburKh, Pa
wholesale grocers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
dealers is
flour and bacon,
Xin Plate and Tinner's Stools*
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
lyllnDy
smson r. n. warncs*.
SPRINGER HABBAWOII * CO.»
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IS
Wool, Hides, Provisions* Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Btreet, Pittsburgh.
(L»U of J. 8. Loach, McAlpin * 00-» PUUbonph.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS'
Leree and Washington Airenoe,
WYANDOm Tiauuww,
Jo,<-ph S. L~cb * Co, «.J Pitab« B h ” r
■My.
c
THOMAS A O»U.»oaKB>
lOMMISSION AND FORWARDING
I HEBCIIAKTB, So. SO Pine SreO, St. Loot., Mo
txmn
Prempt utootiottttTen to enj toonocr of fotrod^g.^.
D. U. ISOIKTOi*.
t'eWIS * EDGERTON, (Successors to p.
JL T norms * Co.) •sSComntolon
nil Wood meet, Pltftmrgb. mr2
ENTRY S KINQ, (LATE OF TILL
KliS * Mo«W,V Commission Merchant,
ii™inS sUl.na Blooms 50.70
low Market, Pituborgb, Pa. _ - - -
i A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOK iO HAJi-
J\ m dr Jones* Co-) Commission and Forwarding Mer-
A%Lt°r th.Mlaiton uid iSIVd r ‘
per Fint and Ferry Pittsborgh, Pa- JaSfcljd
■ jvward Tl MEORAWj GENERAL
4*A QommlMionMerchant, andWbolenlgD*al«lnM*PQ-
ffeired Tobacco, Imported and Domcstje Cigar*. SanOftc,
Ic., No. 241 Liberty «treet, oppcdte the head of Wood,jntte
bu?gb. Pa- mhVtlj
thojl UTTIX. V:..X~ „ TUGS, LITTLI, JK.
t““' u T. UTTLE &. CO.,
Wholesale grocers,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealer* in
BiQUR, BACON, CSESSB,
* hsu, OILS and PRODUCE.
No. lia Second St., Plttrtmrgli, P».
Liberal adTance* made op coniigxnnept*.
tjagaley, cosgravjs & co.,
h Wbulr«ftle Orocart, No*. 18 *ad 20 Wood itreel, Pitt*
pgrgh.
ntn e ina .. »- umiifc
T)EIS & BERGER, GROCERS AND
Jv Dealer* ia Bacon, Lard, floor, ©»«••, Brooma, Ac,
Booth-Weft corner Smtthfleld aDd Second Street*. Pitt*
borgh,
Alexander kino, wholesale
Qroctr and Importer of Soda A*b, No.
rtwet, Pittiburgh, Pa. .TIT*-
TSTM. & BRO.,
VY Wholesale Urocere. Rectifying Dirtillera, end Wine
and Llqnor Merchant*, No. 2W Liberty atreet, Ptttilmrgh.
Jo2S
nrn «_ jnrra U*. I- COOUtI.
TONES & COOLEY, WHOLELALE GRO
• I CERS end Doai rornUhora, dealer* in Prodace end
Plttebarch MennCictarea, No. Ml Water etreet, near Cherry
Alley, Pittebargh, Pa. mfl»_
•IK-Lt iiiniira *.Dttwoara.
CURIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
O Groom, No. ISO end 132 Second etreet, (between Wood
and Smlthfield, Pltttbergh. _ _ .
..., ra ■■■■MMAm fLOTD—.T. WlliUH rtoru.
-r‘o[lN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
fj Grocer* and Commlstion Merchant*, No. 173 Wood and
228 Liberty street, Pitta burgh. J al __
” ZZ7. johj* wosoi*.
WHOLESALE gro
cers, Commission Merchant* and D*Hl**n in Pro
ad Pittsburgh MinaCurtaro*, No. 208 Liberty Jtm-t,
TSAiAHbICKKYiCO/”WHOLE T SALE
| grocers, Commission MercbauM,*nd Dealers In Produce,
No. 80 Water street, and 63 Front street, Pittsburgh.
TO^!^ic6TOSß6¥"Fos7'wjroi^
YY SALE Grocer*, Produce and Cotumtoioo Mmvhants.
and Dealers in Pittsburgh Mannfactnred Article*, No. iIS
Liberty street, carnor of Irwin. Pittsburgh, 1 a. m F 3
.~rJT, ' '* .j ' ATWXU
ATWELL;' LEE i CO., WHOLESALE
J\_ Grocers, Produce and Commisaion Merchants, and
DSler. in Pittsburgh .Manufactures, No. 8 Wood street, bo
tween Water u D d Front sU Pittsbnrgh. *pl»_
mv'l b. bobisor.
XV. Grocer*, Commits Merchant*,and Dealeniln all
ktadk of Provisions, Prwlne* and Pltttlmrgh
No. 266 Liberty itwl, Pittalinnch- jamiyu
TtOBGRTU. KINO, WHOLESALE GRO
rVi CEB, Commlwion Merchant, and Dealer lm Feather*,
AS Floor, and all ktada of C<rnntp Prodoce, No_2U Lib
erty .treat, month of Sixth, Ptttalmrgb, Fa- Überal ad
ranee. made on conrienmoßta. - ? zi
T)0I»:ut uALZEix' * dowiwuv
fi, SALE Grocer*, Coramlnion and Forwarding M»r-
and Dealer* tnProduc* and Pittsburgh Manufacture*,
No 251 Liberty itrent, Pittsburgh, Pa. “>7*
Heal iSstate '>nts,
""" ‘ WILLIAM WARD,
Dealer in promissory notes,
Bond*, Mortgage* and all ncnritle* for mo°*7-
Peraona can procare loan* through my Agency, on reoaon
*bThS™Ub!ns to inrest their money to good advantage,
can altray* And flirt and *ccond Clan paper at my offloe, for
“all communication* and InterTlew* *trlctly
Office QRANT STRUCT, oppoett* 8L Panl * Cathedral.
Jolidtf
W” 'S.' RENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
« Dader la Religion* and Sli*c*llan»n» Book*, and
Depository of American Tract Boel*ty’i Publication*.
mrlfcdawlyF •* _ -
M. G. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationery
BUak Book Murnfacturer. Mid Job Printer *’
67 Wood itwt, PitUbargh^pM
c. COCIiRAKE. (SUCCESSOR TO
_ 8. B»dler,) Wholeaale and Retail Dealer In Book*
onarjr ud Paper Hanging* Federal itreet, 6th door S.
B. of Market Sqnara, Allegheny, Pm-
JOHN S. DAVISON, BUUKSELLEK ANB
Stationer, mcccuoT to Dariaon A Ague*, No. 63 Market
itrwt, n«T Fcnrtb, Pitteborgb, Pa-
A.Y 4 CO., BOOKSELLERS AM) S'i'A-
TlONEfifl, No. M Wood street, next door to the cor*
Third, RUihurgb, P*. School and Uw Bookie
■txntijr oq hind.
L. read, bookseller an 1> ST a
# TIONHt, So. 78 Toorth «U ApoUo Bnfldlng*-
-jpr nN T & MINER, BOOKSELILER
H_ and Stationer, Maaonjc lUU, fifth rtrcct.
jssSi'S
HAHIIOSIUMB, *nd D«»ler In Moiiennd ilmlenl Good*.
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KLEBER 4 BKO., Ho. ** *'“■£**
_ BU,Bl«ofth<»OoWeoH*rp,aola Ageot forITOSNa
inir»A (lira Tnrk) nnrlwlltil Giksd md
PIANOEAndOARHABTA NEEDHAM’S poiu(~ MEM)-
Dcl.n In Mnrt» gi
initnuncaU.
pinARLOfTE BLUMJJ,
I , eh .ad Deiler l» Plano Tone*,
pitB ■ 1 _
T-vR"7yBRiEN~CAN BE CONSULTED
TOwSnTd S*2«Sm&! ““
1 i***'
ST.n.l. Artificial />«"•" F ‘ < ""
WE arc now Tccoiving our Spn n gStyl« “
Franch Flawn rn*l He™
"wble. di to offer to Wboleealo purchaser* Inducement*
both in prUo end confined etylee. fnr
Ortrkh end Fancy Feather* In many rtyle*.
RnriMSllti.lllo, orcrydwcripUonof low priced Fancy
ltoj.' ™d CbndrwF Bt»vr .ad
y.. rT n.H For dale on liberal terra*, by __
P *“ 7 TO' JOT . C. HENDERSON BIIYTH *
«o RroadwST. Mew Tort.
American Slower., uucb.i, Tnnm^ri
rpHE subscribers beg to draw
IsssigpsK
11.
No. 27 Fifth «tr«*t
J. ,11 demand* 22&ptfonfrtyl* »“* Fk ’ or
min Carpet*, of *w*T ; t price* titan we
suaoth»,fnimSto2*W£ jutting for o gc ** or
hero erer befoT* gJK*, and orerythlng connect
cborebacPalntod WlaaoWß^^p Hmuw I’nrnUbtng.
tdwUb the Carpet d*J*rt®ent° th*• Spring
At we anticipate*? ojjgj {J, p Srch*ter* to make their
Trade open*, •« *®° w and at crar pnwMjt* er 7
select font now from oar largo w ypfciyTOCK
lownrioea.
S UN S^ m .c,o—, 0 —,
5 K 2!
1000 ken SkUk, •~ r ** d * i ""’
H bbls.HoU Butter,
2000 Print Codflah,
300 bushel* Ry«*
100 box** Window OUn
30 e©o* Manilla Rop*.
69 balaa Nary Oakum,
60 doOUne wMb-boanla,
100 do. Patent Bucket*,
VtATt * wn*Bo3.
McALPEN A CO.,
©rows,
UoofeseUttß, St.
&usic,
iHamifarturtts.
WELLS, RIDDLE A CO.,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
KAffTTACTCara* or J -.»T,- I r
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Orders aolidu-d firm the trade, and promptly chip,
ped as per Instruction*. . .
Tours—6 months, or 6 per cent, discount for caab.
•rfSilydiwS _
JOB. F. HAMILTON * CO.,
ENGINEERS <fc MACHINISTS,
Corner Firtt'emd Liirrfy Sit., Pitt*lur;jk, Pa.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, fur Grist
and Saw Mills, Breweries, Printing Establishments,
Manufactories, *e n made to order. .
Tbej also ccntlnoe the mannfiictnre of thrir C*l«l>rated
machinists; toolh,
gnch as Turning Lathes,
Iron Planers,
Boring and Drilling Machine*, Ac.
Also. Wrought Iron Shafting, with l*alU>ys Ac.
w23:1/>Ulyr •»><
HENRY OKRWIO,
No. 489, comer Penn and Walnut Street*,
Manufacturer of Pittsburgh
HEMP AND MANILLA BED CORDS, HEMP ROPE,
i tn. to IV£ Inch, Halter Rope, Broom Twine.SewtnK
Twine, Wool Twtno, 11a* and Cotton gein« Twine, Bash
Oord,Tarred and Packing Yarn.
*3_A fall supply of the above constantly on hand and
for aale at market rate*. _ . la'/T^md
BUSHA & GUTENDORF,
jUNtrricmras or
SXKA.M BOILERS
AND ALL KINDS OF
sheet i;r.oist "work.
Penn Street, near. Water,
Pittsburgh, Penn a.
Ca-AUorders promptly attended to.
A. . L"Y o n s'
(Successor to A. Lyons k Co.).
o? • „
LOOKING GLASS* PICTURE FRAMES,
AND DEALER IN
variety goods. &c..
No. 138 Wood Bt„ Pitteburgb, P*.
fe&dtf ‘
MORRIS & COLTAIiT
bole lusurACTCu&a or
HUGHE’S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE AND TRIP HASHERS.
Hammers of tho following *ize» Ao
made to order .
So 1, Lift 7 io. fall blow, 3093 Ibe. Price $ 350
.. ~ p.. - » 5093 - “ 400-
“ 3“ 12 - “ “ 116 W “ “ «u
*T“ 15 “ “ “ 23058 “ “ *»•
“6 “20 “ “ “ 41150 “ “ IW>(>-
“0, “24 *• “ “ &4201 - “ 2COO.
49- Order* *olicited. For portieuUr* »ddn»
MORttlS * COLTART,
Pjttmckob, Pa.
q a TVTTT Ft'.l, BKADLUIV.
Bass Lasx, (Below the St. Cleir Street Bridge,)
Allegheny City, Penna
kastjtactcixr or_« a
BRADLEY’S WOOLEN KNITTING TARS,
Of every Color and Somber.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
•bort cotke for every color or number of Yarn*. ll*v
nir been one of the original manufacturer! of the colebr*-
«d “Bradley Woolen Yaroa/Mn connection with my brother,
Wm. Bradley, of Wheeling, I would rcepcctfolly eollelt a
abare of the order* for Yarua, a* abore.
49>Ca<b paid for Sbeep Skin* and V> 00l
WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO.,
61 Penn st., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Manufacturers of Barnhill's Patent
Boiler, Locomotive, Fiord and Cylinder Boilers, Chimneys,
Breicben, sirs Bod, Stoam. Pipes, Condensers, Salt Pans,
Sugar Puns, Iron Yawls, Life Boots, etc. Alto. Blacksmiths’
Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, douo at the shortest no
tice. All orders from a distance promptly attended to.
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Pena Cotton Mills, Plttibargb.
Kennedy, ciiilds & co., manuv ac-
TURERS of—
Penn A No. 1 heavy 4-1 Sheetings;
Carpet Chain of all colors and shades
Cotton Twine;
“ Bed Cords;
* - Plough Line* and Sash Cord;
* Bope of all sires and d«icnptiohs;
Batting.
aj-Ordirs Jett at the Hardware Store of Wan. Wilson
A Co., 131 Wood street, will have attention- K~‘dy
JAMES lIIWIN,
MANUFACTURKK Of
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
Sweet Spirits of Nitre; Nitric Add;
□oßman’t Anodyne; Muriatic Arid;
Aqna Ammonia, FFF; Nitrous do
Fowler's Solution; l J r
J. 0, fIRBJN a. *- iOHSSOS Jvita.^x
PBIIRIN A JOHNSON,
Manufacturers and dealers in
WE. CIIILDS & CO’S PATENT ELAS
, tic fire and water-proof ckmknt
ROOFING, 133 Third Stbstt, Pittsburgh. Pa-
’ WILLIAM TATE «fc SOS,
PLUMBER AND (JAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth street, near Liberty, and 472 Penn strret,.next
door to Alderman Parkinson's Offire, and F.vdcral «t., near
lAeock Allegheny. _ ,
yy. Reery description of Fittluga for Water. Ga« and
Steam. Bl F 3l:tf
Enctuillc Tfle Floor,
For Churches, Hall*, Coneerratoricv, VostibuU* aud Sion*.
ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Agont.
From tiie original patentees,
Ureerk. Minton A Co-, London, knd Muir*. Millar A
Coates, New York, for Pittsburgh and the WmL
All work exocntol fa * superior style. I’lune, Drawing
and Soecitneiu cau be seen at No. 2 Fourth street, near Lib
art,. l*l'») _mrlMjM_
JOHiM CAMPBELL,
Manufacturer of BOOTSfre
and SUOEi* of ewery doscription. No. 34 BmithflelJ
Strret, Pittsburgh, Pa.
insurance agents
TITE A CnAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur
ance Co-, Lafayette Hall, tVoxl street.
FINNEY, Agent Eureka InsuracneCo.,
• No. 0 Water street. _ _
~i A. O.A RHI E R i SECRETARY
J\ # Pennsylvania Insurance Company of Pittsburgh,
Jones* Boildlng, Fourth street.
A3IUEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary
I sens’ Insurance Company, 04 Water street.
FM. GORDON, Secretary
» an co Company, 92 Water street.
T GARDINER COFFIN, Agent fur Frank
-0 S Ha Fire Insurance Company, North-east comer Wood
and Third street*.
A. MADEIRA, Agent for
• Mutual Insurance Co, 42 Water street.
THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers’ and
Mechanics’ Insurance Co, 00 Water stroot.
JOSHUA I’.OBiNSON, Agent Continental
Insurance Co., 24 Fifth street. _
R\V. POINDEXTER, Agent G
• ern Insurance Co,S7 Frunt street.
aptiolstccji
fiimr.witti’ a. mmm
Wall Paper Warehouse.
WALTER P. MARSHALL & C 0„ Im
forKra and D~l«a, 87 Wood «™t, Poorth
atrMt and Diamond Alley, whom mar L* toond an ortonaiTa
sisgsftSEszisr
a. aniiuansea - j O o
EEDMUNDSON & CO., Nob. 9G and 98
, Third street, near Wood, Manufacturer* and Dealsre
In WALL PAPER,
CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNAMENTS, FRINGES,
TASSELS AND CORDS,
COMFORTS, BEDS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES. Acl,
Would solicit the attention of purchasers to their large
and railed atock. ‘P^ B ” 11
J SEIBERT, Practical Upuolstihir,
. Jfo. 100 Third Street, PiUtburah,
Manutactufer and dealer In CURTAINS, CORNICE,
BANDS, SHADES and BUNDS, MATTRASSES, COMFORTS,
CUSHIONS, Ac. Particular atu-ntion paid to Steamboat
work. Qtrpeta fitted and laid to order. mrlfclyd
.THO3. «. 10096 FATias U T<
T. B. YOUNG * CO.,
KAHUrACnniXM OP
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Description.
FACTORY—/Wcrai SL, between Wylit and Pmna. Aocnus
W&rehoQie—Noi. 18 &40 Smitbficld St,
STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
are constantly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITURE ud CIIAIUS, and invite the attention of
“■aSS 1 * l 0 ft,n,UhlnB T. B. YOUNG A CO.
JAMKB W. WOODWKLL,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER
Ntw. 97 & 99 Third St., Pittsburgh.
JW.W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
hi* friendJ andemtomors, that he hw Just completed
bis atock of Furniture, which la decidedly the largest and best
•rer offered fbrsale In tblsclty. A* he Isdsterailned to up
hold his stock, with seasoned materials, best workmanship
_. DBWB< t designs; and from tbs extent of bis orders and
fadlitr In manufacturing, be Is enabled to produce warrant
ed FURNITURE at the lowest price*.
He k«PS always on hand the greatest variety of erery
deacriptiun of furniture, from tho cheapest and plainest, to
tb# most elegant and costly, that{» house, or any nart ofono,
may be famished from his etock, or manufactured expreasl j
to order. mrSO
Y ARNIHES —l5 bbls Copal,
6 do Coach,
12 do Japan.
2 do Detnar,
3 do Fins Flowing.
All of a superior quality and for tale low hy
mr« MACREOWN A FINLEY.
hf—2o bbls. in store nnil for snlo b;
J.n.CANVIELD-
Hoair
rorlO
EARLASH—SO bbls. just rec'd and for
»|.t, mrlo J. B- OANPIBLD.
LIME— 200 bbls. freshin store and for snle
by mtlo_ J B. CANFIELD.
lEMENT—IOO bblH. Hydraulic in store
l and for **le by mrlO J B CANFIELD.
STARCH— 100 bis. PearL 30 bbls. do, just
rec’d and for sale bv J B CANFIELD.
WS. HAVEN’S OCTAGON INLAID
# and Bono Tipped Lead Pencils, Just received and
« “'» a, N™. 31,33a»a OS Mark.. B HAVEN.
TTERRING.—6O bbls. Halifax pickled and
■ ■ drv nit. Just received and for sale by
jj. oryamHJ R, UtTCHINSOS.
OFFEE—IOO bags primo Bio Coffee in
■* . MTTLE * 00.
C‘ ODEISH—IO tea, Codfish in store and for
fc27 T. UTILE * CO.
fittslnirgji dajettt.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
_ RIDDLE <Sc 00-,
njTH mm. aaon wnnnriD.
DAJL TGJLZETTEU thecldat &*"£*?* *» £A *
West, and lairing an esUnxivt circulation
men!and nocking afl datus, U *«**»Sf
turn oj the bat medium through vhich to rtach the pit Wjc.
VfEKKL T GAZETTE it Uned every Wedue*
day and Saturday, on a large blanket theei. and contains in
addition to the news of tU week, a carefully prepared and
reliable report of the Market*, commercial and monetary of
-afire, andan accurate Bank SoU Lut, corrected
thU paper-making it the bed Commercial * tunpaper in the
Wed
TERMSt
DAILY—BU Dollar* per annum, payable Id advance, or
12U cent* per week, payable to tho Carrier*.
WEEKLY*—Two Dollar* per annum, payable In advance.
Clubs are fnrnlibed on tie following term*;
Four copie* ono year - •"
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payment* era strictly required, aad no pa
per will be sent after tho time U up to which It was paid.
Rates of AdwertUlßC-
Square of 10 tinea, 1 time
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able at pleasure, per annum. ~ -®
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u For the Pittsburgh Oazetto.
Afonet Alonel
I am alone, oh God! alone, alone!
Yet thonsands round me crowd life • bosy wart.
Whose ceaaeleea hum Is a* a deathless moan.
Forever falling on my weary boart—
I am alone!
1 am alone —around me pres*. the gay,
The light of heart, thoy who hare nerer known
The blight of sorrow, or the sure decay
Of every lor tho spirit here has known—
I am alone!
lam alote—yet memory oft doth bring
Back tbe tweet vision* of life’s sunny day.
Of friends unchanged, who In my early spring
With smiles of lore Ulumcd my Joyous way—
I am alone’
lamalone—alas! sum death has won
Tho loved one that I cherished, and fond eyeauf light,
Kind ton** are hushed, and brow* I gazed upon
In life’s full glory greet no more my sight—
I am alone!
Alone—alone, —for unto me no more
The Using tarn with thought or feelings flow,
And joy for me I feel on earth It 6’er—
I noser more shall lose or friendship know—
-1 am alone!
Alone and weary, yet I strive to woar
Eser a look of ealm, serene repoee,
And smiling seek to bide each galling care
And b'urnin2|«orrow which my spirit knows.
I am alone!
I am alone —and far, oh! far away
From where my home of happy childhood lies;
From scene* beloved where fountains murmuring pl*y
And smile beneath my own, my native skies.
I am alone!
)nf alone—and my crushed heart doth bear
Cold and neglect ln-m tho«e for whom I pout
Mv full *>ml forth—whose image* I wear
Forever shrined in memory's sacred store—
-1 am alone!
1 am alone, but in my fevered dreams
Friends throng around mo—*-aice« loved t.» hear.
Li~btl once again upon ms pathway beams.
But I awake! —no forms beloved sre near—
lan alone'
Alone —alone: no more the star 1 w*
Of hope which once illumed my cloudless sky,
And naught is Isft on thU wide earth to me,
fare but to look on nature's face and die
I am alone!
TotiDO, lf'th February, ISM. c °-
CLOSERdetD—This article has attracted the attention of
onr titrnu-r* this season to a larger extent than usual, ana
tho high prices which It reached last year base given a n«»
impetus to its production. The crop this year l» more than
an average one, and the quality U excellent, although In
consequence of tbe dampness of the weather, It wm about
■ix weeks later than usual in coming to market. The bulk
of that raised In tbs omtitry has been concentrated here,
and sold by the Comroiwuon Ilooset and beed Dealers oi
Tbe total amount purchased and ro-clsaned here fur ship
ment bus been as follow* :
Messrs. V. 1». Mingle A bu,bel *
Measrs. A.U Cattell A Co
Mr F. A. Godwin - -
Messrs. Martin A ft> 7\,
Mewrn. Tuslin A sh«*ell - }•£»
liuu. Raphael, O’Neil Bros, A other* > t uw
Total "
Of this amount about 36.U00 bnibol* hss been tlilpH l ®
Lwms.l and to New York; 3,000 bushel* to the South, snd
the balance) to poinU in the Interior and to the West.
Tbe exports of Cloverseod from PUllWriphia to Liverpool
during tbe past five months h»>«. I^oqjWoUowt.
February. 7.3>0 bushels, valued at $12,910
January IW7 lu "[ in->*
Iteoembor. lai>7 ..I,WO “ oit, 4 ,
November. “ .. .-Uf-7 ~
October. " *O7 " ”
ToU! IUM
Tbe exports from New York to iho same destination, da
ring tl*** nemo period were -
Fpbnwrr tltrw s,6oo.October tlnrwt 633
::::: i£| *.«<
November I*>U|
AT.racln* lb- ti.rc .1 9 b«M., «• b.T.42.14T bu.li.U.
TMajiu ft.m 80-100 Jum, 9 li ‘ “" dJ “ '
amounted to 154 bushel*. ,
The export* front Baltimore, during the tame period, wer*
ti>pi bushels.
TOTAL EIPOETS rSO* TOE USITtD STATES.
From Philadelphia U. 106 bushel., rained at $£,170
New York 42. W? " “ ■***£,
litiltinkore "
Boston ™
Total.
Phil Com List.
Cloveb.— Clover has an importance to farmers
which can scarcely be over-estimated, and we
fear it docs not recite sufficient consideration. As
furnishing a large amount of excellent pasture
and fodder for domestic animals, and as a means
of keeping np the fertility of our farms when
plowed under, it dsortea prominent place in the
system of rotation adopted by those who follow
either a mixed or a grain-growing husbandry.--
As general rule, every acre of Winter gram
should be “seeded down," as it is termed, to
clover in the Spring, to remain for at least one,
and not more than three years as a meadow or
pasture. , , . ,
The soil best adapted to the clover plant la
that of a somewhat clayey character—ouch as
will produce the best wheat- crops. Any soil
which will grow wheat will also grew olover.—
A deep well drained loam Bulls it well on oil. ill
drained soils it Buffers much from Winter- klling,
especially if the spring prose one of littlo snow
and rnriable tomperature. On light sous it needs
the assistance of manure to prose profitable.
Closer is usually sown early in Spring upon
Winter grains, and occnsionlly with oats and
barley. With the latter it generally does well,
especially if sown in good season. Upon wheat,
we sow in March, when the season is sufficiently
ad sauced. While slight frosts continue, the
Blight cracking and hearing of soil, though
their action will generally furnish a sufficient
covering'for the seed, though some recommend
sowing later, and harrowing in, argmng that this
proceess not only covers the eloser more per
fectly, bat benefits tho wheat crop. When seed
ing with Spring grains, it 1) usually sufficient
to pass over with the roller, sowtng tho closer
seed afler the last harrowing.
The benefit which closer derives from plaster
seems a '‘fired.fact ia agriculture,” not needing
special remark in this connection- Hence they
have become associated in tho minds of moot
farmers as partners in the product desired end
the one usually accompanies the other. We
think however, that the sowing of plaster upon
wheat fields seeded to closer is frequently de
ferred too late. The closer needs its aid when
it first comes up; beside, if sown Into the wheel
is injured by-lts causing too rank a growth of
straw at the time when the grain is formuig.-
We should sow plaster ns early ns April, if pos
sible, open wheal, and open Spring grain coed
ing ns scon as it fairly appeared above ground.
The amount of seed necessary for an acre
depends upontho character of the so 1, hut there
seems no disposition ns yet to seed lee heavily.
Loamy coils need less than clayey, and the
growth of tho crop with which it is seeded
wether Urge or small-tos considerable influ
ence. A peck to the acre is little cnoogh-some
use more, but many lees. It Is poor economy
to sow but half enough to cover the snrfnce
the pasturage and hay are of much less value
and the saving of five dollar. '" ' c d o ""
entails a lose uf five times that amount in tho
pr ih“re are many vareties or the clover plant,
but those most grown ore the onmmon red, or
Northern clover, of which we believe there are
two varieties, the Urger, “f peavine clover,
and tho medium —ns it is csUed perhaps, from
lying between that and the Southern or small
varUty. The medium kind makes the best hay
and is equally valuable as a green manure^
We have already remarked upon the great
value of clever for this latter purpose Some
of the reasons why it is so, may bo hus briefiy
slated. Clover takes less from and
more from the atmosphere, in propori,„n to the
feeding and manuring value of Its product, than
most other plants. It ha. numerous roots
long bulky stalks, and abundant leaves, each
emptying vegetable matter to the soil, A
luxuriant growth of clover is an cicelcnt pre
paration for any and every crop. It. forspend
ing room loosen and deepen the sol and bring
to their support and to the surface the elements
of fertility below the reach of most other crops.
This, too, is tho reason why clover delight. In
a deep, fresh eoil, and why after subsoil plow
ing. it is so certain to succeed.— Rural Neu
Yorker . _
OKfl HHDS. PRIMES. 0. SUGAR for
*OU ■S.nb.u*,. (miij. JAB. aAßumra.
19, 1858.
faistellatuous.
Eighth Emtio*. , _ „
The life and times
OP
AAR o M BURK.
Lieat. (Ailottol in tha Aim, of th.
dam o) the Culledst»u-,, etc. By JAMES PARTON. Mlth
Portrait ou sum-1, and‘woo.l ruU. 700 pp. crown sro. “rice.
In cloth, SI,:S;h»U tall, ti:s, (ulltait $3.“; ' dl '
tiori" of this remarkable YYork have been sold In 2 months,
and fifty columns base been dosoted to re slews and notices
of it by tbe prw of New York city slone.
••The m jst widely talked of publication or the year.
[Washington Star.
•‘ln style, arrangement, and honesty of purpose, the finest
work of Its class in the whole range of American literature.
[Mr*. Stephen’* New Monthly.
“One of the eery l*et specimens of historical diogrspby
with which wears acquainted.’' ; Scottish American.
• “Ought to be read by every Ameri-v.a who would know
the history of bis own country." _ .
[North Avi-nrnn Bcriew.
“Of peculiar and ahsorbing interest." 1 Boston Trans.
“It is a poor complimcul to say that this- hi* ** a* Inter-
MUnc U . ouyyl ■ « "Ur.
“A work of iihaitst nneqnalled intprwt. i Boston lost.
“Raremrtit non* avons lu une biographic qni fut dnn
attrait ac«l c mrTier Kut .Unls.
PubUdied by‘ MASON BW*™*
mrl<daStwF New York^
FOR SALE,
1 400 ACRES
op CHOICE FARMING LANDS a*d
VALUABLE MILIj PBOPEHTV,
Situate in one of ike mott healthy and fertile portions
of the State of Ohio.
T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE.ga
I and on such terms a* to cash and credit, as may bcHsi.
upon between myrwlf, the purchasers and lion hold
ers, tho following real estate, to wit:
Flouring Mill, Sow Mill and Distillery,
Cross’ Station on tho Mad BiTor and Lake Erie lUJlroad,
about aLx miles west of tho city of Springfield, 0. Thl'«*
tabllshment is capsbl* of manufacturing per day, about GO
barrels of floor, distilling frqm 100 to 300 bushels of grain,
and sawing 2,000 feet ol lumber.
Also that valuable property known as the
WOODBURY MIXiLS,
«Mll SlilaN. E. in. CU3O/ Dayt.m,
On the Mad Elver Valin Turnpike, in the midst of ono ol
the most productive and test grain growing regions on thd
waters of Mad River. ' ,
These mills are now In good rnnnlng order, and capable
of making per day, 80 barrels of flour and distilling from
400 to 600 bushels of grain.
49»lftbcse mills remain unsold after the loth of March
next, 1 wiil rent the same or either uf them, reserving the
right to sell them, subject to the rights of'the tenant.
There are ol*o In my h-Mids for «ale, some of the most
valuable farming lands in the beauUfal valley of Mad Riv
er, which will be disposed of on such terms, as to payments,
Ac . as may be agreed upon as aforesaid.
As the Asslngneo of David Cross, I am ot all times ready
to receive private bids, by mall or otherwise, on any of the
above property, md will communicate to all persons desir
ing it, prompt and tnll information touching the same.
Poet office, Enon, Clark county, Ohio.
JOBS IL MILLER,
Assignee ot David Cross.
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Commonweal lb of Peanijl
AujonrsT CocsT
IN TIIE DISTRICT COUR'
ty, »t January term, ISM.
John Brown,
Elizabeth Det*r and Andrew Detar, her
huiband, Peter Uarold, husband of
Sarah Harold, dee'd, and Elizabeth
flaruld, George Harold, Lewis Uar
old, Mar; Uarold, Lariula Uarold,
Michael Uarold,Sarah Uarold. and
Jesse Uarold, children and heir* at
law of cald Barah, Philip Detar, the
boihand, and Lewi* Detar and Mary
Jane Detar, heir* of Catharine De
tar, deceased. j
The plaintiff and defendant* aboTe named are hereby no
tified that the aboee writ will be executed on tho premise*
therein described, to wit; A Lot on Sandusky site- 1, in the
Third Ward of tho City ol Alleaheny, being Lot No 3 in
the plan annexed to the Writ ofpartition, or No. 1 * of*™“
Docket, wheroin George Beitcr 1* plaintiff and
Kltchlo and others are defendants, on TL’ESDAT, the 3vth
day ol March. !SiS,atlO o’clock A. M.,whey and where you
maj attend iryon think proper. . „„„„ 0 ,
J iIODY PATTERSON, Sheriff.
Satun'B Ornci, l
rilUl-urßli. February 3, ~
Nett Cash Dry Goods House.
OPENING OF BPRING GOODS! -
E V RE «te LANUELL
Fourth and Arc\ itrrrit, P/tdadtlphia.
ARE dow offering a full stock of N E W
GOODS FOR SPRtNO OF IMS.
FASHIONABLE SPRINT. GOODS.
UI.ACK SILKS, 24 to 31 inch** Rid-,
Spring Dree* Goods. uow stvie».
Shawls, In all the newest style*,
British, French and American Chintre*.
Fall Stock of Domestic Goods,
Fall Stock of Europeon Goods.
N. n. Bargains In Sowootble Goods, dull j receited Iron
tho AUCTIONS of Now York and Philadelphia.
P. g. MERCHANTS, are Invited to examine the *to:k.—
TERMS, Nett Cash, and low priect. mrl:3mwxF
IN TIIE COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS
of Allegheny County. In the matter of the application
f„r a Charter of Incorporation for the Alh-gheuy City Col
leire Company. No. of Term, 1538.
And now to wit: March 4th. IMS. the petition and con
stitution »f the applicants presented in open Court, and
haring been presented by the Court,lt is ordered that the
same be fllwi in the office of th" Prelhonottry of said Court,
and that notice of said application he published In the
Pittsburgh Gazette for three consecutive weeks, and that
nnlcse sufficient cause to the contrary be shown the prayer
of the petitioners will be granted at the next term of this
Court. mril:3tw*/ JOHN BIKMINUUAM, Froth y.
■». a. hurt...
C. CAXPCXLL.
lIEXEY, JACKSON &• CAMPBELL,
General Land and Kml Esiatr limkrrt,
SIOUX CITY, lOWA.
REFERENCES:— lION. J. S. BLACK,
Hon. J. L. l)swv>n. Browntrllle, Pa,
11. L. Richmond, K*q.. MnuMlle, Piu, Hon. »b.
Washington City; Uon. C. L. Knapp, Washington City", O Wj
Clereland, Fort Dr# Moiin I *, lown; Wm. D. Knox, lowa City,
Merritt Clark. Esq., I'onllney, Hun. Wm. C. Bradley,
Brattli’boru, Yt.; Qaflc k Brother*. N. Y.; Clark k Brother*,
gt. l»ol», Mo.; J. J. Beardsley. Ksq., Hock Island, IlUMcasrs.
Ainsworth A Lynda, Rock Island, HI-; Messrs. Fish A Lee,
Baukerm Rock Island, 111. _my2ily«-«F
FARJIBHS’ MUTUAL
FIIIE INSUIiANCK COMPAN Y
Orncx —Cmier Squart, Tork, /Vnna.
Accumulated Capital
This Company continues to insuro the safer
kind* of properly agaiuat lem or damage by fire, at rate* u
low a* i» coniiatoot withaafoty.
11. KIIAUEIt, Proaldrnt
•affirwlyF
Dattd BniciWi Sec*;
BUlrirlUe Female Seminary.
ON TIIE BLAIRSVILLE BRANCH OF
tboOnmUrcnniyWanlA Railroad.
Rer. i*. 11. Shcpley, Proprietor and Principal; Sira. r. r.
BheoleT. Principal; «Lx excellent Teacher*.
V COURSE OP EDUCATION,
TbomnKh andijutomattc,embracingPTery branch ol ao a
complUhed Female EdncaUon.
Accommodation* for aorenty Boarding *cho!*ra—t»u
Boarders, including Tuition, per •carton of five month*,
|OO. For Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting eud Mod
ern t-ung-napr*. moderate charge*.
The next session will coaixeueo May 3d. Catalogues *«nl
O. jgJ.«F Miwunf-
T7ARM FOR SALE.—Tho old Whittaker
ij Farm la offered for sale, being altoated on the Monon
nhela rixer, about one mile ebore the city Alms Ilooso,
containing one hundred and sixty acre*, more or loss—foraj
erly the property ol James Whittaker, deceased.
For particulars inquire of either of the following person*
J, R. IiOOIUIi*AD|
J. W. BAKBWELL,
ISAAC JONES.
OKO. W. JACKSON.
JAS. ANDERSON.
oe29:wtAl>lchr P
WANTED. —Agents wanted m every town
and city in the United Plate*. Endow two *Uojp
and aiidreaa delT:w3w«r A lt. BIDNKV, B—t«m, Ma**._
T. W. J. A. YOST^
(Snccetsor to Biuhneli A TulL)
Manufacturers n.ll kind* or
Children’* Carriage*.
Velocipede*,
Wheelbarrow*,
nobby Uone*. Ac.
TYholesala and Retail.
No. 214 bock it., shore Second, Phlladelpblt
rlt»:»2mF
IN the District Court for
leglionj. anil Stale vl I’i-oj
1959.
Joseph Patterson,
Kdward Rudgo Margaret
Rndgf. bU wife, In right of
niff Margaret, AngO'tu* I.
McCrea, Catharine McCrea.
Penclopo McCrea, Jane P. Me-
Crea aud Edward L. McCrea,
rhilffred and helri of Jamee
McCrea, dcceaaed
The parties, plaintiff, and defi
hereby notified that the above an
premlees therein described, to v
the general plan of the city of ]
cart ride of 8t Clair street and r
o'clock, A. M., on MONDAY, thi
18M, when and where thoee In
they eocbooee. mr!B:6twP ROI
Metropolitan Olft4look Store.
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Books usually sold at $1,25 for $l,OO
A GIFT WITH EACH BOOK,
Worth from 25 cents to $6O.
ANY person sending an order for ten Books
will receive a Book andOin extra. Kvery effort will
bo made to rlro satisfaction totboee who may taror ns with
their order*. BUli of all Solvent Banka taken at par. Cat
aloouei of Books sent to any add roes,
aloguei Jonv B A }/diUSWS. 140 Nassau street,
de2s:3mwrP (Near the City Uall,) New York.
NOTICE. —By order of the Orphans’ Court
of Allegheny county, the undersigned will expose the
lollowing lot of ground to public sale, on th* promises, on
SATURDAY, the 20th day of March, A. D n 1859, at SI o'clock
A to wit: All that certain Lot of Ground, situated In
the Borough of Lawrencerlile, of laid county, bounded aa
follows, tlx; Beginning on Pike street at the corner ofa lot
belonging *> 0. W. ’Bchrlner; thoaco along tho line of said
fchrlncira lot towards Allen street 117 feet, more or less, to
tho Hoe of property formerly of Alba Fisk’s heirs; thence
along said last mentioned tine 24 feet; thence by • line par
alel with said Bcbriner’s lot 117 feet, more or less, to said
Pike street; thence along Pike street 24 feet to the place of
beginning; said lot haring a front of 24 feet on Pike street,
and extending back towards Allen street 117 feet, being the
property of which EUnbclh W. Bennet died soiled In her
demesne of fee. Terms at sale. .
feC-UdsStwT ' SAMUEL H. BENNET. Adm r.
ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.—By virtue
of to ardor of U,. Orptuo-’ Court of AUrrtenj »"»•
30 077, *nd calling fo» One Ilunrlr«<i ftod Sixty Acre*.
Terrai rod. oo coudrm.tloa of^
Adm’X Wm. Dillor, dec’d.
Administrator*' Solo.
THE Undersigned -will expose to sale on
TOITRfItAY TUB 25th OF HARCH, INBT,*I 10
o’clock in the forenoon, at the Boiler Yard lately occupied
be Jubw Wlgbtman, deceased, oa Water street below i*ena
tirt*U Pittsburgh, the Enrtno and Boiler nod til the tooU
belonging to aa)d 7 **l endbtuhwoM carried on by uld
decedent. AUo, one Wi(htmaii Patent Boiler. Term* of
ulecwh. ROBERT WIGHTUAH,
JHO. 0. DALZRLX*
, Administrators cf JamnWigtoan, decM.
FOR RENT—A three story Dwelling £Jj3
House on Fifth street, (No. 100,1 containing UJS&t*
rootna, beeiila traah bouso, Ac, with fine brick stableand
carriage house attached. This hens* Is supplied with not
and cold water, bath, gas, Ac., and being in a central loca
tion i) admirably adaptad to the wants of a professional
man, and will be rented for a term of yearn to a good tea
“£r,l OT ,onb ” "’’"KtXASI.ERKriO.
FOR RENT.—The Dwelling Douse No. 151
Third street, near Bmithfleld, newly papered and
painted throughout, gas, large yard, Ac. Poascaior imjje
ilAl»—'The Dwelling part of No. 142 Fourth street, near
Cherry Alley; tlx rooms, good cellar and yard. Rent SIM
per annum.
Also—The two Office Rooms, 2d story, front of No. 142
Fourth street, now occupied by J. 3.11*11, Esq. Rent $lOO.
Vacant lots In the Ninth Ward for sale or lease, nenr the
Allegheny Valley Railroad. Enquire of
THQS. WOODS, 100 Fourth street,
fo2o-dtf Or— E. P- DARLINGTON, 37 Wood street.
FOR RENT —Two desirable Douses on sth
tt, being the one I occupy at present, and the new
House next door. Possession given on the Ist April, IS6S.
For rent, Ac, apply to ALEXANDER KING,
273 Liberty street.
ALSO—A comfortable three story Dwelling lions* on
Penn street, near Wayne. Posession can be had forthwith.
For terras, Ac, apply to ALEXANDER KING.
AWO—A two story Brick Dwelling House on Esplanade
Allegheny Clly. ‘••"“‘“jggjftcio.
ALSO—A Frame Dwelling In the rear of the above boose,
» t j ““ ci,? - ag&wygsr
TO LET—A well finished two story ESS
Brick Dwelling, containing «ik rooms, No. 49JE1
Franklin ftrcct. K »|^ f oEE nAKDAOTn ft CO .,
fe 2o No- 5 95 Liberty stroot. _
FOR RENT—The large Warehouse
now occupied by W. H. Smith A Co., Nos. 151J2SL
*'•”* S “ 0 “" “ffI.IIcCDBBT ft C*
TO LET.—A two story BnckDwellioe Ejjjjf
Honae, So. 175 WjUe atreet, at prevent occuplodXla.
},• onr Richard Floyd, well flafchod and In good orderjmd
ha* ail the modem convenience*: water, gna, Ac.; alao atCble
udarriap. ApH7 *° Jons t QO.
Foundry for rent.—The Pho^h
FotnvDXT, Penn street, Pittsburgh, formerly occupied
by Freeman k Miller, now by flail * =P® ef i *» reßt *
For terms enquire of ALEX. MILLER, Esq,, or of M, 17N
DKBWOOD, at the Bank of Pittsburgh, Jal-fcdtf
FOR KENT. A comfortable two story
Brick Dwelling, with Barn and about six acre* of ex
cellent land, and near East Liberty.
Possession mav be had immediately on application to
ALEXANDER KINO;
(j e o 273 liberty treat.
TO LET.—A 3 Btory Dwelling Houße, on
Penn street, between Hand and Wayne streets.
Kent moderate to a good tenant, and possession given at
once. For terms apply to ALEXANDERKING,
,j e 2 273 liberty street.
TO LET.—The Hall formerly occupied by
the Sons of Temperance, on the corner of wood and
Third streets. Enquireof JOHN M’GILL k SON,
No. 257 Liberty street. _
WELLING FOR RENT.—A desi- PB
rable two story Brick House on Congress street, Ijß
containing C rooms, a good yard and newly palntotfand
papered, apply to WATT A \VIL»_ON,
No. 2t>9 Liberty street.
tvranln, I
T, U. J
T for paid coun-
Brrtt dr /MrtCion
Fadenda,
No 64, Partitioi
Docket.
parm for Bale.
THE ANDERSON FARM, 2* miles gB
above the Depot, at New Brighton, Bearer
pa on Block House Him, containing 10S acres of excellent
laDd, erery acre of which I* tillable, and 95 of which Is un
der cultivation. There are 13 acres of good timber, bOacrea
In grass and p&stnre, and an abundance of coal. There Uan
Orchard oi grafted fruit trees. In almost erery Bold there
is a spring of jnerer-Cailing water.
The Improvements consist nt a new frame Dwelling, at
tached to a weather-boarded log, a small teoimt houw and a
large frame Barn, 10 by 30 feet.
This choice farm 1* in a high stats of cultivation, fences
good, and in a respectable neighborhood, convenient to
churches, schools. For terms, enquire at THIS OFFICE,
or of jaVJ-dkvrtfT J. ANDERSON. New Brighton. Pa, -
Ohio Land for Bale.
TIIE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
Liwnablp 12, range 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
known u “Bowman’* Section,” containing MOaerra. It la
lituatrd three milra west of Unnaillon, on the State Road
leading to Woo*ti>r, and within about two mJlr* of tbe PJtti
bargh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The aootb, mat
and nnrth'U&Jil quartern ar* partly cleared and improred—
the remainder U coren-d with anperior timber—and tbo
whole U well watered by aprinp* and running itreama—
Tbfi arctioo ia eontidrred the fineat body of land in the
county. 1* will be aold undivided or In quartan to «uit
pnrehaaer*. To tho-e who desire to inwt in real e«Ut* a
U " i.ppurtuDitj i. r.r.l, B SWEITZER,
No. 101 tth afreet. Pitta tmrgh.
oc2fcd*wtfT
TIIE undersigned-offers for sale, at
bargain, that large doable Brick Uonse, altoated.Esl
at SwuavaJe Stalina, on the rencfsyiTaniA Railroad. It la
nearly new, couUlua sixteen room* exclusive of cellar*,
end U adapted for two UmlHre, bat with very Uttle expense
coaid be turned into a aiußle house. From 2*.s to 5 arrea
of £mand will be »oM with it. On this there are yonng
fruit tree* of every variety now bearing. JThe^pruperty
jJd be #01(1 Tory low for acbool purpose*, for which it 1.
y*U adapted. The location Is admirably anitwl for a Semi
nary or Academy, winch Is much needed and dedrod in thi
neighborhood.
For farther informiitton. apply to the onder»lgn*Hl. on tb«
premiere. mrl'idSw* JAMES SWISSIIELM.
Valuable City Property for Bale.
.oto. a. jscssom
_. Att*y at Law
TllATvenr .lcsirablo lot on Water Street
and Redoubt Alley, nut to John Irwin k Son*, brine
la) f-*-t on Water and Front streets, and ICO deep along the
lie sold t.-gether or in lota »>! 'JOor ‘24 feet each.
For term*. i which a ill l>* made easy aa to payment,) ap
ply to JOSEPH 8. LEECH k CO-,
Liberty gtreet, Pittsburgh.
FOR SALE—I Tnulinp; Boat.sOhy 16fcet.
3 ply roof.
C lung Coal U-iat Cttblca,
For tale low for ciub or approved note*. Enqnire of
GEOBQE W. DinU.
at W. M’CUntock’s Carpet Store,
mrJ.lmd No. 112 Market street.
F OR SALE—A Drug Store situated in one
of the beat location* in tbo city of Pittsburgh, for either
a jobbing, retailor prescription business. Juducementsare
offend to parchjuera containing advantages of rare occur*
rence. For informs tkm Inquire of JOHN HAFT, Jr., at
No. ltifl Wood Street, coni.'l of Woo.t and Sixth, Pitts
burgh, Pa. tei)
Cemetery Marble Works.
No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne,
PITTSBURG n, P A.
MATTHEW LAWTON,
PRACTICAL MARBLE MASON,
WISHES RESPECTFULLY TO IN
forts hia friends and the public generally, that it
has leased the above premia©*, for the manufacture and sal*
of every variety of Marblo Work, such as
Monuments, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones,
Mantle Tiecea,
Oentro Table,
Pior, Bureau
and Wash
Stand Tup*,
Ac,
Which he is o Airing a* low aa any other establishment West
of the moon tains. His stock is entirely now, and hai b«en
•eleated by himself, expressly fur this market. He i* also
prepared to boild Bahai Vault*, enclose Bar Lot# with Mar
ble or Btone, and to execute any other work in bis line, a
any of the Cemeteries adjoining Pittsburgh.
unu bt nuntaos ro
Rev. T. B. Lyman, Robert Galway ,E*q,
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, John Chlslett, Esq,
Jno. B. Shoenberger, Esq-, I W. L. Rlngwalt, Esq,
Charles Brewer, Esq, 1 J. H. HllLEsq,
Thomas Scott, Esq, A. B. Curling, Esq,
W. P. Bacm, Esq, I G. R. White, Esq.
The Trade furnished will) all kinds of Foreign and Dome*
tic Marble, either finished dr In the rough, at Wholesale
prices.
lie has alto made arrangements with the manufretnrers
of the best brands, for a constant supply of Hydraulic Ce
ment, Water and Loaisville Lime, ana Plaster Paris, both
for Land and Stucco Work, all of which he Is prepared to.
furnish at short notice. mhlßtdly -
T. W. nOUtiUREY, Q—,
Watch and Clock Maker, aJTV
I3IPORTER OF
Fine watchesand jewelry,Xta?
No. 28 Fifth street, between Wood and Market, Pitts-
attention paid to the repairing of Watches
and Jewelry.
49-All work warrant*©
the county of Alle
inijtmula, at A.|>rtl Term
Parlillou Docfcet, No. 41
WALNUT HALL RESTAURANT,
MASOXIC HALL, FIFTH STREET.
J OSEPH FBICKBK,
PROPRIETOR.
ALL THE DELICACIES OF
THE SEASON, prepared by the most sx
penenced rooks, served up at tbo shortest no
tice, from
SIX O’CLOCK A. M. UNTIL TWELVE O'CLOCK P.M.
All article* in the Ulc, peculiar to the East, West or
South, received daily by Express, and served upto order.—
Dullness men will find the table at WALNUT nALL all
that they could desire.
A3-Wholesale Depot for Oysters, Fish, Game and early
Vegetable* In tbolr fel3 oclltlyd
jJTy“~i MARtIITs
Itrrrr t U Partition*
rtt’hi.
fendnnts st*.»*<- named, are
;rit will be executed on the
wll; Lot Noe. CO nod 4) to
Pittsburgh, situate on the
north ct Penn street, nt 10
• 20th day of April, A. L».,
otorotrd mnybe present it
IDY PATTERSON. Sheriff.
A l&rg- lot of Ibis celebrated Blacking rcc’d this day by
JJ. WOODS’ PEARL STARCH constant
• ly on hand and for sale by the undersigned. Fami
lies may bo assured that this superior starch will be found
equal to any of the more expensive forms of Ooru Starch in
use, for making delicate Blanc Atange, ruddingt, or Cake.
Be particular in enquire for “Woods’ Pearl Starch.
. A. A. HARDY,
ia!4 corner First and Ferry streets.
H'ONE Y BEAN TOBACCO—Another sup
nlv of this flue Tobacco received by
JOS. FLEHIXO,
fa 23 Comer Diamond and Market street.
BEANS.— Nine bbls. amull white Beans
Inst received and for solo by
feat R. nuTcmygoy.
PEARL
sale by
fo-21
COFFEE —100 bags choice Rio Coffee:
21 do do Java do.
Just received and for sale by R. ROBISON A COi
Ann BBLS - FAMILY WHITE WHEAT
FWU& arriving by ears, and for ale by •
. •* JAMES GARDINER.
Flour and "
TS bbls Flour, Galls tine Mills;
19 table and 7 bag* Flxxsesd. to arrive and for tale by
ISAIAH DICKEY k CO.
FLOUR— 50 bbls. Superfine, '
flO do Extra, recairnd tbit day *ttd fc
ta ti\ HENRY 11. OObUNS.
■UiiS.—Two bbU. just received ond for
I Miei.y (fesi) b. nprcniNSON,
MRS. ALLEN’S HAIR RESTORER-Au
o^roU^,xc,U.».
JFor Rent.
Nob. HP First and 120 Second tX».
JFoc Sale.
jHisccdantous.
of every variety and form:
ALSO,
BLACKING
JOSEPH FLEMIXO,
Corner of tli» Diamond and Martel Btraeto.
awkfl in Btore and for
R. HtXCnLNSOK,
No. 6 Bmlthflcld itreet.
•NUMBER 181
iSusical.
pianos ffffi!
,f * \a?T a. BARGAIN.
A Fine Nanns and Clark Piano, fiix octav
Of Rosewood m hota few jwn taiwJJJ-
One Be Tea OcUto, n*>wood ca**, round COTMT-JISS
One Fix OctaTO, mahogany ease.—
One 81x Octavo, mahogany IX
On* Six OeUTo, small si» Piano-^.----”"
P«r*oo* dedroni to porchaw an Instrument, will find K
It to their Intmrjt to call at c .
n. KLEBEB i BHO B;^^^
PIANO AT A BARGAIN.—
An elegant Rosewood,
Plano, only in nee three months, in perfect! 1 m ■ I *
order In wry rcrpect, will bo Bold at a rery great oargnln ■
The owner U now In tho West, and wishes to ultat ones ana
for cash. The subscriber will guarantee tho Plano to bfl per
fect and unblemished. Apply to
JOHN n. MELUHL
NEW ARRIVAL OF MELODEONS—Just
retired * foil *opply of PRINCE’S MELODEONS
* mciK
Portable atria, scroll legs •
Piano cased
Portable alyl*, doobie reed*,
Plano case “ “ * .. ,
Piano ease, with 2 bonks of key, double reeds, 200
The above Instruments combine all the recent -improve
ment*, the Divided Swell. Organ Melodeoa, 4c. ‘
Tbe Divided Swell cau only be obtained in Melodsonsof
Prince's manufacture. CHARLOTTE BLtJHE,
Manufacturers’ Agent.
I At the old established Piano Depot, 118 tfood street, second
| door above fifth. mrl7
Re ad's,
N €Pr7 8 FOURTH STREET.
WE or© to furnish tho fol
ifnring-Worta In •■oewjuid magnlflccptstyla.
Dr. LiTingston’s Travels la calf— Illustrated,
Tho Poets of the 10th Century, fall calf— Ulostrated
Barth’s Travels In Africa, U vols, 8 to, “
Strongs Hansony and Exposition of Gospels, morocco,
ant. s£,oo. -
Standard English and American Poets 8 to. ant.
1 set National Magazine 13 sola Wlcalt floe paper.
Mathew Henry’s Commentary, fall call.
Family Bibles, in Telretand Gold, $6O, and Morocco SSS,
Prayer Books, the finest editions at reduced prion,
Albums, Morocco and Papier Macho, binding*.
Portfolio*^no Hlustratedjuvsnlles, with colored plates.
The latest Miscellaneous Works In plain bindings for ole
b , J. L. REAP,
Fourth street.
ORIENTAL AND WESTERN LIBERIA;
BT ATKINSON. —Oriental and Western Liberia, A
Narrative of Sevjn Years Explorations and AdnntttfW'ln-
Western Liberia, Mongolia, the Kirghis Steppes,. Chinese
Tartary and part of Central Asia, by T.W. AUtason, with
a map and namerons ill narrations—-In cloth and half calf.
■ T««Ve Taylor’s New Book, Tho World of Wind.
The Land of Promise, byßonar.
Dr. Sprague's Annals of Distinguished American Clergy
men. Tola 3 and A, Presbyterians.
Ryle’s Spiritual Songs, Footsteps of St. Paul.
Thoughts for the Holy Week, by Miss SewelL
King oo the Eldership, Phillips' Deroticmsl Guides, Aiex
aoderr Words to Young Communicants, Hamilton's Royal
Preacher.
Principles of Eloquence, by Abbe Maury.
D’lsraeli's Amenities of Literature, otn, etc.
Jost received by JOHN 8. DAVISON,
mr H 61 Market it.
ATEW WORKS AND NEW EDITION'S.—
I \ Brightly’* Digest—Laws of the United States,,l7B9-
iei>7; Brlghlly's Purdou’s Digest, 1700-1857 j Cssej, Tol
4; Penn. State Reports; Angell on the Law ol Highways ;
Story’s Equity, Jurisprudence, new edition; Hillard on
Real Property, new edition; Wharton’s Criminal Law, fourth
and revised edition; Woarton’e Precedents, second and re
vised edition. For sale by KAY 4 CO.,
mr9 65 Wood it.
VTEW VALUABLE WORK ON RAIL-
J_w WAYS.—A practical treaties on the Law of [Rail
ways, by Isaac F. Redfleld, L. L. D., Chiel Jnstico of Ver*
moot. In Ivol. Just rac'd by KAY 4 CO.,
mr g £6 Wood it.
EW BOOKS—Life of Dr.~K.ane; Beatrice
Cenci; Masters and Workmen, a work for the time*;
Debit and Credit; The Pnipit and Peer, Lucy Howard’s
Journal; Mrs Sigourney; Fifteen Years among the Mormons,
Mrs E Smith; The Bow in the Cloud, .Mae Duff; Carter’s New
Books; N«w Sunday School Books; Mamma’s Lessons about.
Jeeus; School Days at Rugby; The Coral Islands; Ungava,
or the Esquemaux. two new boooks bj author orFur Trad
era; New JuvenlU-Books; Taper .Flowers and how to mako
them; Natural Costumes; New Boston Serieeof Taper DolU
and Furniture; New Untearables; Mrs Browning's Poems,
new ed, 3 Tf.ls,biue and gold; Partheoia; The City of the
drear Kiug; Livingstone's Africa; English Hearts and Ecg-
Uah Hands, new supply. Lite Publications and stock re
plenished in all depaitraents by resent purchases in the
eastern cities. New rsrietie* of Stationery.
K. O. COCHRANE, 6 Federal si.. Allegheny.
New Spring Steck of Wall Paper opening. mr3_
FRESH SUPPLY—Livingstone's Africa,
Barth’s North Africa;
Lncy Howard's Journal;
Read's White Lies;
Alex. Smith's City Poems;
Guv Livingstone.
f*27 J. L. READ. 78 Fourth stroet.
BLANK BOOKS-^Ledgers, Journals, Cash
Book*, Day Books, Invoice Books, Check Books, and
all other Blank Botks used in counting bouses, for isle or
made to crier *t short notice, by
WM. 0 JOHNSTON 4 CO,
Biauk Book Manufacturers. 67 Wood street.
iaiccllantous.
/^kf~4}'Mk
NORMAL CLASS.
The second session of the nor-
MAL CLASS, at the ~ \\
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL CO^G&s£o^jg?
™" "" T-ff
Principal of lb* Fifth W»nil e sT?SrtHjj(hjlj|£ijSSJJs£^j^^^^^^£
On Monday Kvenlug,
The Clan will meet od MONDAY *ud THOR*DAY fvp
NLNGS, and SATURDAY MORNING of each week. * &
ga^Tcras,s2,oo per Session of Sixteen Lessons. j-~>
An Exchange Is Oflered.
AV ALUABLE FARM in Beaver County
Is offered la exchange for improved property In Pitts
burgh or Allegheny City.
The farm contains over two hundred acre*, mas to the
railroad aod Ohio river. and distant from railroad station
aboot ono hondred rods. The improvements are a good
dwelling house, bam, erd all necessary outbuildings. The
place abounds with limestone and coal; also springs of pars
water, is under good fence, the land productive aacfln a high
state of cultivation- in addition to which there is wood
sufficient to par lbr half the place. In short, it Is not sur
passed by any arm in the county.
As the proprietor is not a former. In either theory, prac
tice or Inclination, he proposes this trade for improved
property in either city.
Apply to Wa. A. IRVIN, a. Station Hotel, Allegheny,
from Bto 9 o’clock, A. M- or from 4toSP. M. tnrfclmtud
To the Whip Trade.
WE WOULD inform our customers west,
and others Interested, that we have purchased the
entire stock and good will of the firm of HAZLETON A
MOORE, of York county, in this State, who from tht« date
decline busiDeei in our favor, and have loft their notes and
accounts against parties West of the Moan tains with us for
collection. We will, ns soon as possible, welt upon opr cus
tomers and those of the Lite firm, for the purpose of collect
ing the amounts due,'acd receiving their orders for farther
supplies.
Our »tock is bov Urge and well auorted, ecmprisiog
erery rariety of Buggy TFJtfpt, Wigon Whipr, Biding
SmieKes and Lmhrt, and to it wo Mk the attention of deal
WELLS. KHXDLE A CO,
No. 80 Fourth itmt.
• Safety and Economy In Light.
WHY will you burn Camphene and fluid,
when you can get * cheaper and better light. Pure
Kerosene oil, made from the g&s of Cannc) Coal, produor*
tho cheapest, most brilliant, steady, pleasant and safe port
able light ercr offered to the public, and. no danger of ex
plosion; more brilliant than gas, and qulteas cheap; lamps
of the most simple and easily raiuiagedconstrnctloii. For
sale by T. P. O. HOD&INSON,
No. 79 Stnlthfield street.
Dewars of a counterfeit already la the market, made
from Camphene, with a Utile Copl oil to scent it. f«2frdly
HAY AIM'S No, 1 Extra Fine Point, No. 2
Flexible Point, Commercial and Albatroe Steel Pena
for sale by W. 8. HAVEN,
cor&«c3lirkct and Second ttt.
FLOUK.— 200 bbls. ertra family,
ISO do, extra ruperfino,
300 do. superfine,
123 do. fine, in store andfrr sals by
SPRINGER ItABBAUQH £ CO,
f*23 No. 286 Liberty street
GOULD’S PATENT SPRINQ BED—Call
at our warehouse and examine this Caleb rated Spring
Bed, which we are now manufacturing and seUlnaat the
low price of $6 each. [mrf>l T. B. TOUNO « CO.
Mackerel.—
200 bbls Large No. S Hectare],
100 half do do do,
•20 bbls $2 Mackerel,
20 half do do,
20 bbls $1 do,
26 half do do,
Just recalled and for tale by 3. B. CANFIELD
Lake fish.-
100 hlfbbla White Fiah,
60 do Trout,
23 bbls do,'
23 do Salmon, In store and fox sale by
ai9 v ■ J. B.CAXFEILD.
*|V/T AGNESlA—Husband's, Homy's* Mus*
AtA say’s and Citrate, constantly on at
tnrt JQB FLKMINQS, cor Diamond and Market tt.
Pure brandy and wines—i ha?««■
large and very fine assortment of pure Brandy and
Wines o? cTsry description for medicinal purposes. Those
wishing any thing In this line can rely on getting a genu
ine article at JOSEPH FOOTINGS,
mrO Corner Diamond and Slarhct St,
/CHEESE—7SO bis. prime W K _io ®tore
and for nle by mrlO J B .
QSS-20 bbls. fresh just arrived snd for
miff bj tnrlO J II OSSHPP-
COFFEE, fa— fflO~ >g». choice Kfoftjjjj*;
1W l,a. «»!»•_
Arrlilnp mid fur till by galO 'Mft
BROOM CORN—Two tons, prime quality,
arrited tad for ol* bj ' j g.QAJfTiy>
Broom corx-s mm, JjE&KHIS&iS?
iad for —l* by Imrt] HISRx E-OOLUj
S' YRUP—2obbl».Balt. S. H.recemng^ 1
for sale by mr* PATH? C. UEHBSX'
/"10RN 2&JBAL—IOO bus kiln driodinatow
4Q d on* nit by mri TiATID C. BM”**
lb V c »^ in
YE I'l.ODR—2O bbls. extra for saw b£
■art, - DAVID 0. nggjg;
f>EA NUTS.—4oRacks in
i by (fcao *• BOTonssoir.
e 4Sto $ 75.
100 to 130