THE DAILY
V ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
Braasfets.
TOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAt
tf DjMtQffß, No.
.^^ftvAmwillnodininrasptittaittoar'
'<y*gont farachKnch*. Prdaflolcfl jnip- raxrfUJjd..
KABTWEIL & SHEPHARD,
•, ■ druqqbts,
tolfalj No. 163, comer cf Wood tad Sixth rtttotr -
’VST "ttAOKEOWN, Wholesale Druggist,
■?? farXlioji’r’i
BoUA MdltoU Extrsctx, No. 107 Übortj •tact.Pitta
_ Jo3MjA_
B' L. FAHNESTOCK & Co, Into of the firm
. B.Ai Xohofxtoch *Co. *nJ mixmion to /lemtog
Brag.Wbolmlafimesfn Ka.CS, corner Wood and Fourth
. _
A. FAHNESTOCK * 00., WHOLE
■ yiltT t TTr ,rf * end BUaoftetnnra-of White Lead,
Wlitharc£«nMr Woo*l tad Front ttoete, Pitt*,
burgh. «, '• mch7
pubxxux ixira atoaoi uim.
ttratot arbiter, wholesale and
S 3 Bettfl Druggist*, ®ruer of liberty tnd fit. Clair
Btftbcrgfr* ~ • ‘ ; •
JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
Wilcox * Oo.)e»wt Hark*t*troetind Diamond,
«♦»»♦>- ea baad t foil tad complete ueortmeut of Drug*,
WftrflrlDe Chottt.rorfaiuerT.APi3 til artideaper-
carefully compounded at all
hoar*.'-' - . J«My
TVB. GEO. IL KEYSER, ' DRUGGIST,
1 9 UO Wood street, earstr of Wood stmt tad Virgin
jujfo Pittsburgh, Pa. .
Itartmct Stains.
RIDDLE, WJBTS A CO., General Co ra
tal®! an Merchant* and Dealerain Groceries and Pro
. -duet, l So»lU Liberty street, Pittaburgh, Pa.
i 49KtattlgamestB«oUdt«d tad satiiaetory return* guar-*
tatetd. ■ . dal&lydaw'T
TAMES HOLMES & CO., Pork Packers
V\ ftU&Daalen la PrcrUlcn*, corner of Market and Front
•treat*.- J»fci>d»
a. o. a. Laron.
T EECH & HUTCHINSON, Commission
JLi tnd forwarding Merchant*, dealer* inWcaUm Ite
torn Cbeeee, floor,' fi*h, Bacon, Butter, Linseed Oil, Pot
tad PaarlAanea, Beed*, Grain, Dried fruit, and Prodnce
generally. Beat brand* Family Flour alway* on hand.—
Agent* at the nit of Madina Oo’a calebrmtod Patented
FeartStereh. Noe. 1W Second and 14S Fint between
P*.' ap^lyd
pHEESEitWAREHOUSK.—HENRY U.
COLLCNSj'forwardlng tad tf|p Mfrrhnnynd
Dealer la Cheotn, Butter, Ltkt fish tnd Produce generally,
IS Wood tfct abort Water, Pitteburgb. mygl
Eagle warehouse.— jas. gard
i X2SEB, .Wholenlo Dealw ia Floor, Prurisloa* uw)
Prodsr* generally, No, 6 BotwUj itreat, betwoco Liberty
and fimlUi&eld. Pi tttborgh, Pa. '
Jt&tvrtoM cub.
Insutaiur agtnts,
R FINNEY, Agent Eureka Insurance Co.,
t Ho. 9 Water street
A- A. OARBIER, SECRETARY
ft PenMylrmnla laionoe» Oompany or Pltulmrgh,
Jones*Bumin&Tocrth street.
SAmiflTi L. MARfiHELL, Secretary Oita-
Tmanna Ocapsny, MWeter ttwet.
F - M. GORDON, Secretary Western Inanr
m KpeeOompsny, 92 Wsicr street.
J . GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
• i|aTtz*lonzxsaoeOoapaß7,Hortb<ast comer Wood
Sl-^.,SMAI
1 r iatanztcc Oa, 42 Walci
JOSHUA BOBINSON, Agent Continent
tmamiwflßilttHltitiwt j
RW. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West
-0 cralnitaano»Oo,OTFront*tnjjl.
ffiarprts.\
ROBINSON & CO., Dealer in Carpets, &o. f
Ha. S 3 Fifth street
'It,LIAM MeCLINTOCK, Dealer in
Cnrpou. No-112 Market «treet- fr 2
W. D. a H. M»CAiiU'M,
Dealer in carpets, oil cloths,
SLVrnXQS, Ac. Ko~S7 Fourth stroet near Wood.
attontnos.
K. *. OaUTJIT....-.. *• T - BASBIW
qallowat * banders,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
- AND
KADBHiLALLOWAT A SANDERS;
*’ RtaVEttaU, Collection and Tax Agents,
Davenport, lowa,
. r • ’ sxrelnrcsa.
Krimer A Rahm, I R. Patrick A Co,
■ 6priogerH*rt»nghACo.j a. iLfiliUar.
•Je&ct*jm>w3mT .
ITtlMft jfc M AOKKNZIE, Attorneys at Law,
*Ksoe No. CO Fourth street, DUttbnrgb, Pa. Notary P*l> I
Ua aai Ohio Cntnmlsrioper. 1
OBJERT M’KNIGHT, ATTORNEY ,
i-Lsw»aajJ Solicitor of the Booh of PUtabursh* No. llfis *
Fourth atroetyPittabursh- - de!B
TOSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT
MLtooKjsatl«w. 618c«(H0.f13 Fohrtbst,usor Wood,,
eUbfegrth,?*. ; p J^*
Src ffioola.
i. w. suacanru)..—-4to. a. ■xnuxu—w. a. kuxpdi
BUBCIIFIELD & CO., (successors to Mur
phy i CttCCbfloU.) Wholoeala and Retail Dealers iu
SUplaaad Fancy Dry Good*, Nortli-e**t corner Fourth and
MwfcaUtA I Wttal>grgt. ; . | ***
.-/'tH. LOVE, Dealer In Staple and Fanoy
Dry Goals, sign of the original Sm Hire, No <4
Uarhot street, Pittsburgh. pr^a
RU, PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
Dealer tn Eats, Straw Trimmings, and
SttnwQoods generally. •
Carnages.
PblladilpblaGantse* BsnnfMLory.
r.rnjQ) robsoribersbave always
•_B >■«»•./< » Mjiirtmimt nf SAW and 8 EC-iiffl*rw ■
■ • gygft niynnnßiflfwtani d*a=riptlonaaarf stilta*
bio for thatgrfoos purpose*. . ,
Orders from all parts of the country exrental with
promptuw and tflipatch. ManaCselory and Warerooms,
ISM Frsnkford Road, shore Girard A*»o»
pEgKIZAUa, ALLGAIGHA rSTfiT.
tt. “Bx change and BkbmoofSCwongcr H- R.
Cfrropasa th* promise! owryfaw mfcmte-v^2**AwSniP
BOGQIESI AYS!
Ji'NDfiyeiytiungin the line, purcUifiSHjki'\.
xQh.'thoaas«t reliable . .
" I ' - K&STKRNUABIIFAOTUKESB,. -
Tog»therwith»fallaaaortm«ircfisleg*iit *5.
EMttrnßarpiu |
loererr rarioty suitable forglngl* or doublet**®*. A I*o,
«»im Springs, and other items,too nnmeronsto mention,
eanstantiy on hand and for tale at reasonable price* by
jons s-soAvrisß,
, Diamond afreet, n*ar Übertj L Pittsburgh, Pa.
• Chrriagea boogbt and sold on cOamlnlon. Repair
ing neatly and promptly done. ' «*l":d»y
Carringe and wagon manrifaeiorj.
M.-tlj. STEPHENS, A|«nl,
- - J So. 133 Third Street,
rSTODID respectfully inform ther^mjL.
.%¥ nubile that be ianow located M.abore^j^^Zl
. ud h»a nadmed the Enulneosdf (ferriage maUngin all its
earietlM. sod balao prepared to execute orders ter Wagons
otaUdmerfpUoas,lncludingall work tot Iron Merchant!
aaatlnoaneoof the patronage w liberally be-
Mteved soon hlsi while at the old stand of “Bigelow * Co,"
:: fa« vusUaosarshls friends that the eamo cart and alien
(fan wiQ ha girea to all his orders' as heretofore, haring se
cured theacrricoa of tba best workmen, and haring ample
Martmentieliowhsrolartheflnlehingof &5* w s r *-. .
- ***»A goodaasortment'of heaty work now. cn hand, salt
- abladbr Spring sse. All work warranted ft* 12 in&oths.
given to repairs. : •Jalfciyd
Sautters;
JO*»«O3C»«W.~,-^^jrsßT.t»*«OS—~~,.-S 0. KtUXB
JOHN THOMPSON «to CO,
TTODSE PAINTERS, GLAZIERS AND
ft flßAlHfeßfl. 185 THIRD STREET. Sign PalnUng
oieentod with neatness and dispatch, nixed F«tfuta, Oil,
Xarpeutlne,Tax&frh, Japan i and English Patent Drier*,
fQbMcmUfebo Zinc, a : my superior article Philadelphia
hod Pittsburgh ; TOUte Lead always on band and
Wo art prepared to Grind Colon for Painters, Druggist* or.
bthert.'w the notice, as we hare a nfill. which
rrirrtr ** ateaq. Palatcni will sare money by. getting
wdrtfs ground wflhtts. • nubrdlj
lOftStliKß, &e.
\rr S, itENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
v¥w.' u Dealer la KeUtfons and lßsceUanoous Book*, and
Depository of American Tract Society's Dnblicauoos.
. arlOdawtyf : ■ .
'Ufll. O.JOIINSTON & CO., Stationers,
• k ' Blank Book Hatmfactoreri and Job Printers, No.
BT Wood street, atfrlnnuh,'P»* '
i? O.COCHBANE, (SCCCjESSOB T‘U’
Jj4* Eadlcr,)Wbcltmd* and Betaii Better to Book*,
Matlccwry and Paper Hassdnes, Fedor*) afreet, 6th door 8.
I of Marital Square, Allegheny, Pa.
s .TOHN S.UAVISON,BOOKSELLER AND
V- 6tetteier,sncir>eaartoDaTfroaAAg»ow, No, 68 Market
. ' •
£Y * CO. # ROORSELLERS AND STA
gpaaM,Sftigft Wood street, next door to the cor*
Thlrt, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bchooland Law Books con*
gtsctlyoahaDd.' . .
' iT^ntTSKA^BOOKSILEIgTSBSfV
, TIONBB, KO.TB Ibcrfl. Apollo DnOdteW.
PONT'.* jIIKBB, BOOKBBLLKB
Fifth itmt
Krai -Sstatt agents.
wiu.ua waiid,
T\EALEB IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
'll t
"Twaonsaa procure loans through ny Agency, on rtaso
v - »hletawn«,r-. --.‘ •
■* ,3awsewtolng to tareat tbslriinaoytocoedadTsntaaa,
■ '•gslyqfflxSW ssd socond class psp*r at my for
> lattrrtrwi *ttfctlywufid«jtt*l.-
' BTRXSI, opposite EL Paul’s Cathedral.
StptialgtCTß. - ■ ■ ■ ■ ' •
nr.i'H
viunr. __
- *•'•" »• • • WawhgnMi^
TirALTEB MARSHAIL & CO., Im
f?rtw»»Q4l>wlgr»,n ffood rtrrat. bbftreen Fourth
-fgwload pmagq Allay, where bit be ferind on axle Mire
iWsnßmnemydflacnptloQor Paper Umjrinfivfcr Par*
Hoami and Chimber* AMoJltylodow
•wMpyttegprtWilaQr'atfcmwt^watQCWMtr^dealanL
sacks in itore audio* salebj
7 uiilH mqkbx * 00.
iHanufactuters.
, KKMOVAL..
nUQUESNE mor? 5T08.3.
COLEMAK, HALLMAN & OO m
Mannfacturers cf
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc.,
Have removes! to their new and extrusive - Warobon*.’,
So. 77 Water and 9* Front Street,
Wbcro they arc prepared to execute all orders in their litt*
having a -large and c-unpUto assortment of
‘'Duqnerae” mannfactured gooda con
stantly on band, which thoy of-
’ (er on liberal terms. L9.dtf
Iron City Stove Warehouse.
W\V. BHADSIIAW, (Successor to T.
a J.CRAIO ±Oo.O Manufacturer of TIN, IKON
and COPPER WAKK,and Dealer in STOVR3, Ac-No. IS}
WOOD STREET, between Filth and Virgin alloy, Pitt*-
burgh, Pa. 6 f.. 3 i, d
i. a. ssvix 5. u. ris let. a. r. srrw.
T. 11. HEI VIS ft CO.,
No, 24 Wood Street, Titlshirgh, renna.
TV/TANUTACTURERS op wiiitb and
JXjL bed LEAD, ZINC TAINTS AND LITHARGE, n?yd
Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Paints, Varnishes anJ Turpen
tine. Julrdly
DVQUBSZra FOXTIffDIVE’
R. McCOY Sc CO,
LJBERTr STREET, apporit* Henna. R. R. Dep.4,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MANUFACTURE to order, on short notice,
CASTINGS, SHAFTING A PULLEYS, of all niros
■nd descriptions, of tbo best materials and latest styles;
also WAGON BOXES, SAD IRONS, GRATES, Ac., always
«-,n land or cast to order.
49*0rdun left at the FOUNDRY, or at Oattwright A
Young’s, 66 Wood it., will receive prompt attention.
J. A- BPXSK, J. c. UIUWEU,
Into of the Arm of J. S. Hall A Speer. late oi Hatl A.Spoer
SPEEU ft BIDWELL,
Valley Forge Plow Works,
No. 159 Liberty Street, near Fifth, Pittsburgh.
TV/TANUFACTURERS of every variety or
ATX plows, Plow Castings, Ac., of the m.wl appniTod I*»t
terus suitable for every kind of soil and (ill-age.
Their improved Patent Iron Centro, Pnh<nt Tron Centro
HlllsKls, Iron Cantro Sub-Soil, Patent and Outre Levers,
Stool Mouldboard, Valley, Peacock, Sugar, Cotton and other
Plows are wauturreo to give eutln* satisfaction to paixiias
ers, both as to quality .and adaptation to use.
ftJ-Orders areaolicitart. oc4:lyd
WELLH, RIUI)U a CO.,
&0 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
- KAjnjrAcroiums or
ViriUPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
II Orders solicited frem thetrvie, and promptly ship*
ped ai per instmrttous.
-Truri- 0 months, or 6 l»t i«-ut. •tknroaul tor ntt
s^VydAwT- a •
: CART WRIUHT * lOlNb,
(Successors to John Cartwright,)
Manufacturers ami importers oi
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical and Deutal In
■tromeuU,Ouaa, Pistols, Pishing Tacklo, Ac., No. fc« Wood
. street. They give special attention to the manufacturing of
Trusses, Supporters, Ac. Jobbing and itepaing with punc
tuality and do*patch. apl&dly
’ ~m’o"or h bad" &"c “C
WAtwTsernaru or
American, Plain and CorriTy ales’,
AJS T IZ EX) SHICffiT IRON,
For Rooiing, Gntti Ac
A.jenu - ■
BSEitlon Russia Sheet Iron!
—An. 15d Ar»! Street, Pi;itbu*yh.
WILLIAM UARISHILL ftt CO.,
61 Penn Bt., below Murbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM3OILER MAKARS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Miuiofacturor* ff llanihill’a I’uiect
Boiler, Locomotive, Fined and Cylinder Roitera, Cblmm-ys,
Brelchen, rire Bed, Steam Pipes, Condensers, Salt rsna,
Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls, Lifeboats, etc. Alsrs IlLscksiultliV
Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, done nt tlm shortest no
tice. AH orders from a distance promptly fUtended to
i«22
Pena -Cotton filtUa, pittmurgii.
Kennedy, childs & co„ manufac
turers of—
Penn A No. 1 heavy 4-4 Shorting*
Carpet Chain of all colors and tha-lrai
“ . Plough Lines arid Sash C<*r<i;
M Rope ofmll sirvs and ilt>*cripUr>as;
• Dotting.
ftJ-Ordor* left at the Hardware Store of WiKio
A Go, 131 Wood street, williiave attention. )■««>: t?
JAMBS IRWIN,
MANUFACTURER Of
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid
S«vt Spirits of NiLro; Kitnc Arid.
Hoffman’s Anodyne; Mnriolie A- l-1.
Aqns Ammonia, FFP; Nitron* -!o
Fowler's Solution; o-y;
M»y be fennd at J<'hr» Ira ,• .» •.7 IVair 1 -treei
WILLIAM' TATK’i SO.V
PLUMBER AM' >i.A> HTTKU, No. lo
Fourth *ln—l. U'->l< r
HMtite2:xc*Ul<'.~’ U#!l, A I ' i *-■' *
P V • ■ JOHN
TIT A N S# A CTUiI K
IVX *n<J SHOES
' «3bir-
ffioimrnssion, fit
ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale* Grocer,
Pnxlaceand Commie <ion Merchant, No. .>l» Liberty
near Railroad I’nwrapnr DofKJt, Pittsburgh, Pu- apS
J. H, LIGGETT * VO.,
FLOUR FACTORS and Product! CotnmU
«lan Merchant*. for th« sol* of Flour, Grain, and
Prodnco generally, Nos. WaudTO Water sirwt, l“1t*-»!.nrgli
Penn’*. -
J B. CANFIELD & CO.,
Oommliilon A Forwarding Merchant*,
And Wholesale Dealers in
'WESTERN RESERVE CIIEESE,
BUTTER, LARD, PORK, BACON, PLOUR. FISH*,/
Pot A Pearl A shea, Saleratus, linseed k Lanl Oil, DriM
Fruit and Produce generally.,
Not, 141 and 143 Front Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
HITCUCOCK, ncCREBIIV A- CO.,
[Eocccsora to Huffman, M'Crwy ACo.J
Forwarding and Commission Merchant?!,
And Wholesale Dcalrrs in
Prodams, Flour anil Wool,
id 122 &£on< 1 rL, I'Uitburyh,
S'cLANE A A 31 J R It,
V; DZAUnS nt
Jur, Grain and Produq«.
Ix‘f 4*«ion and Forwarding Merchant*,
;< 'o. 124 Second St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
g . |.aiL-»a...Burjun» r. pinir.-*».B. wjutaor*
SISOER nAUBAUGH * CO.,
-7SSION MERCHANTS.
DEALERS W
: Ww.muJd, PpyvißionsA Produce Generally,
No. 295 Llberty'Btreet, Pittsburgh
Jal3 _____
TTENRY S. KING, (LATE OF THE
1 i firm.nf King k Moorhwvd,) Corunti»,fon M.-fchAnl,
tod Dsafor to Pig MfUl tad Blonnta, No. 70 l>—
to* Market,PltubarftL, Pa. aplP
iausic, kc.
JOHN U. MELLOR, No. (rt WOOD ST.,
between Diunond AUr-y and Fourth Soli- Aci-nt
forCinCKEOINO A SONS’ flk-ttoi.) IM ANO rOKTKS, VA
SON A HAMLIN'S MODEL MKI»DK«.'NS to-1 ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, and Dealer in Music and Musical Quods.
Ja33
HKLEBEK & BRO., No. 5J FIFTH
• SU Sign oftbe Golden Harp,Sole Agent for NUNNS
k CLARK'S (New York) unrivalled Gratia and Square
PlANOS,■afld CARHAUT A genii ns MELO*
DEONB and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Driers in Mu*fo and
Huiical Initrnmente. M
C' HARLOTTE 15L0ME, MAN U FACTOR
JSR and Dealer 1» PUeo Forti*a, an-1 InjrmrW «>f Single
and Musical Injtrument'i. Sole Agent fur the HAMBURG
PIANOS, aten for lIALLKT, DAVIS 4 00.7 B-ton Pianos,
with and vlthoat -Stolen AttachnienL 119 IVond etTeel
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CHEAP FUK OAS It.
JAMES ROBB, •
NO. 89 MARKET BTJERBT,
THIRD DOOR ffloM TTfK MARKET n-jUSR.
if a* jim loctirovl tits lart;!
Fall and Winter Stock of
LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDRENS' ROOT# and SfIOES.
MENS’CALF, Klp-JtSD COARSE
BOOTS, SriUtfl, OXFORD TIRB,
GAITERS, OPERAS, Au.
BOYS* AND YOUTUfT BOOTS, BIIOK3, Ac.
♦FORDS’ RUBBER SHOES,
A Very etlperior article aud c-ry. n-at, direct from tbc
Mannlacturora. which lie will w>U i»y thr fmb nr rAnaaoi
at very reduced price* for caah.
Tbia atocb cooipriaee one of the large«t o-Mortmenta to lw
found In any dty, enltalde fur clt> an<l muntryaalee, aud
having over twenty yvanrexporu-uc* iu l.uying, hu fruit*
that be cannow suit all Uatee. Ho t.-.j*cu»lly irmre.aU
in wanttocJLaeanriog them that thry *1111«»
Renumber thoplace. L^IV
No. 89 Market rlrert, -
floM Third Poor from the Diamond Market/
Wall paper, fine-paper uano-
ISOAOHEIE WALL PAPEK, Bjrtes, "Iml™
CoiUli.., P*r«nbAf. No? P ]l S r “T°>
ttrljHpring»J». llarln* bolUMs*
Room with Increaaodfacilitlee for a larger «u«cW than here
tofore, and which will bo conetanUy replonlriuNl, t-urcHaa
ers will Cndat all time* a pond aiwrtoicnl at low price*.
K. C. CdCURANE,fI Federal »l.
Ordere altcaCrd to fur P»pcr Hanging by the b-*t «•»«•
men. ’
HE it RICK’ s' PATENT CA If PET
BWKKPEit-—A great Dutno»tic Invention. *»;* wnr ;
noted togive aatlsfoctton. Jn«t r»rei*«*Lat the Carpet
StOTot W. B’CMSIOCK, 112 tret,
Ja2fcdA*T Only A gout for tho Maunuctnrer.
SUNDRIES— 500 cankßSoda Ash;
300 bap* NJtratr So-la,
60 keg! 111 Curb Soda;
iXO boxt* German Clay;
100 bbla. Soap Unria, _
Ou hand and for tale by ALEXANDER KING-
TkRT PEACHES—2OO bus. prime Imlves
JJktul.lo.l., niTOnCOOK, MtCHKKKV ACO.
jafi 122 Becoud au-1 U»l F»«t *■*-
SQQ BATH BWCK
fcffi. . Ko. 167 I.ibcrtjr .ttm-b _
i n BBLS. PRIME BONE SET for sale by
1U - i HAATWUI'I.AenKPHAAJ.
• • • - comtr Wood pod 6ih*t,
a nrinEBsTuToARB soda, (New
jShIiLSgT BHCTBABP. cor-Weed A Hb.k
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15/ 1859.
JFucntturc.
A CAR D
The subscriber respectfully
informs the public that-ho has steam tip again, and his
extensive j
FURNITURE
V AND
Chair Manufactory
is once more in full operation
His SALKS ROOM at pteaent, and unlil the 1-1 **f *j-< 1, in
NO. 04 FIFTH STREET,
Afttr April Ist ha will be locatod lu
SPL ANB’S BUILDING,
UNDER TUB litO.N CITY COLLhiiE
And directly op|»slle the I‘OST-OFFICK, where be intends
to keep fer sale n Cno assortment of every nrC-do
iu bis line, and where ho will be pleased to
wait npojiliUfrietxU mid patroni.
AND CHAIRS
Of overy description nmdo t) order, and par
ticular attention given to the manu
facture of Plain and Fam-v
OF’IT I C K FUHNiTUKK
jal7:tapl li. 11. RYAN.
JAMES W. WOOD W H'.l . 1,..
FU R N I T U C U A I K N,
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
EuibracintfeTery *lyle of
I- F U R N I T U K LI ,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
SuitaUo fur
FARL>RA. CHAMBERS AND DINING RiHrM?,
K-jnnl to any iu
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
Aivn av
LOWER PRICES
ftd'Every article made by baud au,l Warranted.
CABINET MAKKR.H
Papplled with mr onantlty of FURNITURE and CHAIRS.
on rnnaonsble terms.
HOTELS AND STKAUUOATt*
Pi.rniGi, ,t at Uio .borUst
Warkkoohs, Ye*. 77 Ann 7‘J Thip.h Street,
uirUfcdtl PtTTSUt'HUH. PA
r.»H?S t>. IOI)I»0_ TUO3. W TOOBG VAB-'IS l TC-ITHI
T. B. YOpiVti ft CO.,
MAweri<brcußS or
FUBNITURE AND CliAiß-
Of Every Description.
FA(TT‘*RY—JMcr-G ,'o.,l* , toeen a*ij i [VI
Warehouse—Sos. 18 4 40 Smith firl>9 Si., 1
STEAMBOAT CABIN FCiTNITOIIE—Wo
miiJUtnUy ciKaufutciinc STKAUiiOAT CA^iN
rURMTURK and CIIAIKH. and iotll* tfa- •»)(- <. -t
IntirreU-d In I«ihk.
Si
©rows.
LITTLE & TILIMBL.E,
T UtiLE3ALK nnOOf-KS AND DEALER?
Flour, Baron, Chrr»r,
l : 'raM«,Ullk & i’rixhirr,
ii, 11 i ?»r.n.»N r< at., ri : rstiUKuii
WILLIAM OAGALEY,
WHOLESALE OROCEK,
Not, fB uni) JO Wood Street,
i*( t*-aia A lOam-tt & Martin. i-ruin
EDGURTOS A STEWART,
(SaccrMor* to Lou ii A KJijrrljn.)
Wholesale Grocfrs and Commission Merchants,
It >7 Wo<«l Rt.r»*«*t., l*it t shtirah,
Juris m’ciul. a M-jiursA. ......James x'ciu-
JOHN M'UILL A SUN, Urncura and Coin
mission Mrrrhaut I *. Mr thi* sain of W^aron
and No Sia? IJU'tty «trn>t. Pittubnrcli MMy-tf
Alexander -kino, Wjolksalk
Or.wan.l of ?..!»-Ash. N„. 273 IjG-rly
MrV«t. Eitlsbiirirh, I’n.
JONES* COOLER, UIIOiiKI.AtK «ijU/
CKIC.H uij |5..»t r.iHiuli.-ra, jt, rr.-In.V
th Mntiiifta till—•. Ul VV.,t.T Cl-»rry
q{wve&'& Dix.woß’m.'WTOn^vrj’
and Pmithfietd. Pittsburgh. -
jo*ii» rtom maiart* fiuii>..._ hjujan nntn.
JOWS FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocers and Cummi''«icn Merchants, No. ITU W\xm| and
!W1 Liberty »trr«-t. Pitt*! utuh. J-D»
WATT A WILSON, WUOLKSA I.K CKO
CKUS, Commiviou Merduuits *n.l Th>rU<-r* tn Pro
duce and Piitxburgb Mauolactnrox, No. 25* I.ilx rty •i.rrot,
Pittsburgh. • Ja'2i
W3i . jl'oCO TCII E ON WHOLE
SAI.E Gr««-r, Pru«laco and Cuuinitafon .Merchaut,
aud Dealer iu FittaburKh aUnnfoctnred Articlra, No. H-U
Liberty «;re«t, wra-r of flrew-ry uy. Pitubnrph. I’*. ni>:i
jona atwul- ._....a. }. its „cnaa. atw*u»
Atwell, lee' t co., wholesale
Grocers, Produce and CommiMion Merchnuta, «it-l
Dealers iu Pitabnrgh Manufactures, No. 8 W«»*d etn-vt, U*
tweeo Water and Front bI.; Pittat-itrph. apl*i
host aoniiKia, sak'l u.notieoN.
E ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
• ' Orixjnra, C*>mmUii(.h M.wrhunl-. and Deal-1* in »U
kimlfl of Proviiionr. Produce and PitUlmrph
No. Sifi Liberty street. Pituhargh. ,|alV:lyd
Robert ii. king, wholesale oko
yCEK, CotnraU»lon Merchant, and Dealrr In FeaUmrs,
FUh, hour, and all kinds of Couutry Prirlnc*-, Nn. 211 Lib
erty street, month of Sixth, FilUbnrgh, Pa. Lit-*ral ad
ranee# mad* on consignment*. ja/>:lyd
aouxat dauill. - jamxs *. bbsapino.
Kobert dalzeli. & CO., WHOLE
-BALR Grocers, CommiMion and Fcrwarding Mer
chant! and Dealer*in Prudnreaud E'itUhurph Manufacture*,
N 0.251 Liberty street. Pittil'mgh. Pa. tny2
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocers, Con»inl«sir>ti Nfurrliants,and fouler* in Produce,
No. 80 WaU-r utm-t. »nd Frout -.1r.-t, PitUlmrph.
j^usical.
<• Masou & Hamlln’a Molodoous.
JUST KECEIYEU— A m-w l«t n( Mui-.ii.t
Uiiinliii'a MEI.ODK“N,<J.
For ba!«i cmlj by JtlllN' 11. MKI.UIR. K 1 Wr*«l .1.
Hole Ageut for CldokeriDK’a Piano#. sod Mason A lUmlin's
Melodoons.
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
U n V A I> IF A )•
COIINKItFRANKLIN STRKET, NEW YORK.
OFFERS imiuoeuiontH to MERcn.tNTsca
aud Totnusrs vUltlng New York, unsurpassed bv
any Ilotcl Id tbo Slotropoli*. The following are among th<-
adraTitagea which it posaeav-a, and which will be appreriaud
by all travellers. .
Ist. A ctintral lwatli>n. Cf-nv«.nieot to j l.u-ea ol Y-uaiui-s*.
a* well *S places ol ftOlOMlwnt
2d. bcrupuloosly clean,well luruialted and well veni ii.-d
sleeping spartmeut*.
3-J. Largs sod superbly furtii»he<l nit tins rooimt’. with t
niapniflctiulLudm’ Patlor, LoruiuAuJing au cxtctcuTe t - u
of Broadway-
4th. lleiugcvnilofiivl on th<-European plsn. vl-dtiin
lire Iu Iho but Btjlu, wiih the gr.Hie«iW..u-ju)
Mb. It i» «mn*cted with
TAYLOP.’S CBLERRATP.D SAL-'niS^.
wb<-ro rDilors can tiavo their iu>uls, or, il they d-ji rc. thr y
will be (urulsh'.-d lo their own rooms.
Otii- lbs furu Bervud la the Balouus and li.tlrl is a
kr,<.«Wg«l by rpicur. s to 1w vastly superior to that w nny
oilier IloU-1 iu tlm city.
With all these udvuitsgi-s.thecost of living in tho IsTrum-
TioNaL i> lunch below IhAiuf any other first clnss lloti-1.
lel'hdltn A. FRUKMAN, ProprirOir.
AMERICAN fIOPSE, BOSTON,
IS TOE LARGEST AND BEST AR- m
ranged Uutel In the Now England Stale*; l«
trally located, and easy nf nectws frnm ull tlio route* ,>f
travt-L It cputnlns all Lho luodiru Improvements, and
every conveulodce for the comlfo t aud nrcommo-latiou of
the traveling pabltc. The sleeping rooms ore largo and w< H
ve*tilst«tl; um sidles of rooms are welt arranpil, sod com
pletely furuisbod for fatnilics and brgu tiarellirg pnrtx i,
ui-1 the bouse will continue to be kept u» a first dov Hotri
in ©very rWpect. Jallt-Jly LEWJ9 KICK. Propriet-.r.
F- RES II ARKIVAL
BTEINWAY’t* i’lANOH.—Just iwcaiv
«t, an Invoice ot a few very superior h'ti-iu-| | » ( (8
way Pianos; among utbers, a TfIKEKTITRINOED A rtiJ
GRAND, of term aud A third octavos, aud In an
carved fo»ni« XlA'C*«*. AtaX sctrral pUtn seven mid riic
an-1 Uin-c fc-ujlbs octavo Square Plano*.
U. ltliO.
Kola f-r Rteinwey's Pianos. S 3 Fifth «t.
*S-i ’urchaM-rs are rt-s|<cctfaiiy inritod to give un nn
early call, as tbo supply of tboou flue Pianos h quito tna.li
cjuate to the demand. J'iU
ACiVItl) —Having closed our store in the
Dismoud, Aileghony City, we wnuld rolurq, oui
Hunks for the r«-ry liberal iiatrenvgo bpstowrd npix, m
whiio doing busim-saju tiie Dlamuod, ond would respect
fully solicit a cjutiuuanco of the saata at our now Juius* "*i
Fmleml «t, near l-.vick, where It will bfl our 'VjuHaot rri
dear rto rnent iL i • WIL FHANOK,
fold Fcuforal •£, uoar Loaccck, Alle^beoy.
PRODUCE.— 100 bus. Small AVbite Beans,
7S “ Timothy Sued;
150 “ choice Clovsr fisod,
CO " Jtjt,
100 ** Spring Ratify, received
and for sale at 183 Liberty stmd, by
fold UIDDLR, WIETS A C*>.
AK TANNED LEATHER BELTING
Of the very Net manufacture —25W foot 1,2, 2’C 3.
4 6 6 tod 10 ltcbuS wide at low rites, Ju»t reo'd and for
sals at N0e.20 and 28 St.CUlr«t.
sa«e a* } 4 JL pmLLIPS.
OILS lb Mils. Winter Bleached Wiinie;
f, do *J.»
0 ,1-t LSnsvcd,
In etomaud forsaMiy , 1 JOHN M’GILL A £O.V.
EDvUV STA bdls. in store n«U
for sale by fo2l ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
BLACK. LEAD— German. —looo lbs. for
j»ala by f«IS 15. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
SAND RARER-*'so roamd assorted for sole
_ _ b F . MS It L. FAUNESTOOK ACO.
GKOSS AYEIRS WORM CONFBC
VV TtOS for sale by j;,;
IIAaTJFRLL AflHEraA^cor^WooaACai^t.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
ipttslrarglj
I’UHUSIIKD DAILY ASDWKSKLYUY
S. RIDDLE <se CQ . ,
&*-Titt:ix.\LLyQAJCX'lTKii theoidsst Xeustpapcrtn Uie
West, <wri harnnganextensivecsrculizticm amongst the business
nun. ar.d reaching all dosses, ti cjfert inducements to adrer*
Users as the Ixii ptsdiusii thrash which to reach the public.
*4-7110 WF.hKL i’ GAZETTE is issued trery Wnisus
day and Saturday, on a large, blanket theet, and confairu tn
addition to the ru xrt of the tc-cL a cartjully prepared anti
reMain* report of :f»* Mirl'tt. commercial and monetary of
a firs, and an accurate Bank y>‘te List, corrected weekly far
Otis paper—making ii the best Qmmeraai Xnospopxr in the
Heel
DAILY—Sx *lMUrs |*t annum, pajiLlo In adraucts, or
12*/ ronU p*r vroefc. pnyablo to the Carrier*.
lYnfcfc LY—Twii Dxllurs per annum, ynyaMi* lu advance.
Clubs arc fnmi*h<-<l oo tho following forms;
Pitir copies our* year }S 00
T.-n •• •• “ - 10 00
1 wi-nty •• 'A “ 20 00
A ti l ono to the jwrson getting np tli« olub fro*.
«Ip*AiiTnnco‘payiueuU art- strictly ru.juirod, and no pa
per will Lo eciit after tlio tlm* 1* bp to which it n* paid.
Rates of Advertising.
i Squari- of 10 lln.-n, l time- -
1 “ •* •• 3 “ .... 100
1 “ u 1 w»«-k .. 175
1 “ •• •• 2 ** - 300
1 •' •• •• 3 “ - 400
I " ‘‘ “ l month 500
1 *• " M ‘ 2 - ... 700
1 M M “ 3 “ • .... Pbo
1 “ - 4 • • . ' 10 00
1 “ “ *• C V 12 00
1 “ " 12 “ ....20 00
Yivarlj ml TfrlUrrHQrorntitled to one agnartv, nhnnp
ablfi at pleasures per annum. .26 qq
<7*Ail<r«srttm‘ißrnta with CaU treble urice.
Dou TkainS on tub Laces.—A letter from
Bay county, Michigan, Ibua describee the dog
trains on the Lakes, by which the moils are car
ried during the winter months :
“We hare, during the close of navigation,
< what we call tho ‘dog mail, 1 and by the bye, I
will describe to you bow wur mail is carried in
this new and wild conntry. The route is from
Siiginuw city to Green Bay or Mackinaw, by
I a tid The coniract ia taken by half-breeds,
Freoch and Indian, hardy, atbelelic men. They
Lave the thing, bo arranged that one train of
dogs leave each end of the route every week.
That gives all the offices on the t>ay shore-a mall
a week each way. The traio is composed of
from four to six largo dogs, harnessedia single
file, and attached to what they call a ‘trance.’
Tnifl is a kind of dray, acme seven feet long and
about fifteen inches.wide, lurned up before, so
that it will run easily over tho 6now,- on which
they bind their mail-bags first, then Lbeir blan
kets, Boow-sboes, provisions, hatchets, fee.
They are prepared to camp at night wherever
darkness overtakes them. There are generally
(wo men and six dogs to each train. They feed
their dogs on dry cornmeal and tallow. Their
mail and Imggage, Ac., make op quite a load,
which the dogs eeem to draw with much ease
and hpc-od This mailcootinnes only during the
close of navigation."
< >se or Daa Sickles’ Wumm.—The Albany
curVespoDdent of the Utica llrrald has the fol
lowing : •
Teople Htili continue to talk
To the honor of-Albany be U
{.aid, iIaVPnMc Bcnttment berg' denounces the
shooting down^ut l a cowardly and
brutalaci. “Let him tblTliß without ain cast
the first Mone." Said a friend to me, yesterday
—one who has known Daniel & Sickles almost
from boyhood —“Something Sts years
ago 1 knew a woman, young boauMuLand con
fiding She was a loved wife and a
ing mother. Though - occupying uo exalted
social position, she bail a manly, upright bus
band, atul-a pleasant borne. That woman bo
cume a reluctant victim (a tho seducer's devilish
ftris Her child to-day is an alms-house ‘boarder,’
ti I'r tin -Land a >*ol. and fibe a degraded outcast.
•Mii.u .-pllilur
in i» who'- citj fc.l,
VttHD.lt «hd h*% liMlii' ’
nrstiru <;//
Seducer not? comes before the tvoild as
tho avenger of outraged chastity ! In (be oell
where justice has placed him for a dastardly
timr<l»-r, he is, ‘iui/cJ by the I‘resitlent,' and *re
ovivi-i* of sympathy' from men high
in station, who hare wives and daughters, and
holmes. Out upon such a stato of society
Ti:» re appears to b’c Koine reaction in thc.feel
;og ot th'* White House towards the friends and
member* uf tne-Kt« .\dmiaintralioo, which is
iniicli remarked upon in vi-'w of the Rentiraent
i known to Bavv existed boretofere. Judge Camp
i t‘i’ll, i he firmer "General, won speci
! ally u.vHed to a conferen c !•/ the I’r'fddent, in
1 ri’i.nr I (<- t h«> hfiair l ! of aad a euccch
was voluntar
?!lyti*’n>ti,ri,il int- MexioiU ui>si.f.u, with au cm
pon 1 ic arti'urauce by the I’re-ident that it was not
ofl'ereiTin token of any claim oo tho part of Ma
ryland, or any political obligation, but os u re
cognition of his peculiar fitncHS. Another over
ture of a f.ireigh mission was recently made to a
gentleman who had held close relaiious to the
last Administration, uu-i who was removed from
office by Mr. Btu(3ianan. These cigus arc re
gar Jed an having some mending, which the party
1 utauagers may be able to explain, but which can
I get no 6ftti~raciorysolution herefrom the Delphic
! oracle at the West Knd.— Wash. Cor A’. Y. Timet.
!>.»ipa.—The name Bomba is often tuisinier
prcle'i tu having somo aliuiioa to bombard
mcnif. il is not bo In Italy, when you tell a
man a thing which he knowd to be false, or when,
ho wisbe-e to convey (o you ihe idea of ihc utter
worlhlcst-neea of anything or' person, ho puffs
out bis cheek like a bagpiper’s in full blow,
smites it wilh his forefioger, and allows tho pent
hrcßih to explode, with Lhe exclamation “Bom
b-.i-o.” I have witnessed the gestnre And heard
lhe hound. Hence, after IK-l'.i; when regal oaths
in the name of tho Most Holy Trinity were found
lo be ns worthless as a beggar's in the name of
Bacchus or the Madonna, when Ferdinand was
perceived to be a worthless liar, his cjaick-wiUed
people whispered his name. Ho was called
King Bomba, King Puffchcek, King Liar, King
Knave. The name and his character were ihen
so ranch iu hannony that it spread widely, aud
have been so much in harmony ever since, that
hc-hus i rUined it until now, And will re Inin il, !
suppose, (ill ho is bundled into his unhonored
grave. AV/'-j* and <>tterir*.
Si-cakin-; of the late Now Hamehire Election,
the result of which has so sigoaliy rebuked the
Administration, the New Hampshire Slatesnan
says: "Never since tho existence of lhe State
us an iodependont member of tho Union, were
such extraordinary exertions put forth in behalf
of candidates for Congress, in labor and money,
an iu the First and Second Districts. Money iu
the utmost nbuudanco was freely distributed iu.
the above mentioned Congressional Districts,
an-i all the machinery ever put in motion in au
clcciiop canvass has hud full ploy, through
which to dofeut Messrs. Marston and Tappan.
But ibau!:n to ilie determination of tho gallant
Ilepnblieans of New Hampshire, tho purposes
of lhe Dethocraiic party have beeu sigually de
feated, and the republicans emerge in triumph
from one of the most important election conflicts
of ihc lust four' years.”
Skvkntv years ago ihc Democrats drew a lino
around the States, and said to lhe Slave Trader.
"Thus far you may go, but no farther.” This
whs ihe Jetfersonian I’rovisc. Thirty years ugo,
they rubbed out part of (he line and said lo
him, "Von may go into lands south, but not
into lands north.” This was the Missouri Corn'
promise. Five years ago, they rubbed out tho
rest of the line, aud said to him, "We will leave
it to the Settlers to decldo whether yoa shall
come iu or not.” This was the Nebraska Bill.
Now they torn humbly to him, hRt in hand, and
eay, "Oo where you please ; tho land iaall yours;
the Naiional Flag shall protect you, and the
National Troops shoot down whoeverrealsts you”
This is the Drcd Scolt Decision.— Alb. J?ve. Jour.
Tur Washington correspondent of tbo Phila
delphia rrtts ,t ays:—"l heard a very dislin
gubhed Southern gentleman say the other day
(speaking of our Indian wars, which you know
are Southern institutions peculiarly), that if it
wero not for speculation anil private greed, wo
should hear of no euuh things ns Indian wars,
nod he added that one such man as Elias Rector
had done more good in promoting peace among
tlio ludiaun than ton tboosand troops. If the
fortunes made by individuals through those In
dian war a could be described, you would have a
catalogue, before which even Now korlr bcoud
drelism “would pale its ineffectual fires”
Tjib Washington correspondent of tho Balti
more Patriot denies that iho Sooth American
of tbo House have determined that tbo
Speakership of tho next CongrcKsmuat boconco
ded lo Uiym. They will be ready to yield that
otlico, ho “baa reason lo think,” to tho Free
Staloe, “upon condition that a just, liberal, and
unexceptionable man shall bo selected as tho
candidate: one from whom they can vote with
out compromising themselves at homo; euoh a
man for iostancc r as Mr. Corwin/pcrfaapa Mr.
Sherman, or Mr. E. .1; Morris, or others that
could be named.”
The growing wheat prospects havo materially
improved in Ohio # wlthin the past two weeks, ns
we learn by oar exchanges in the wheat sections.
Tho freezing and thawing and lack of snow the
past winter have not been as damaging to the
wheat fields 'as was apprehended, And the pros
pect Is dally improving under the unusually
genial weather of the present March.— CUvt.
Ltadtr.
Boss or Malta.— The Buffalo Republic says
this order has it in contemplation lo open & bank
in that city, with o capital to start on of half a
million of dollars, to be increased to a mUflefa—
the surplus'foods'of a number of New York,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and IQinoil Lodges.
The Sickles’ Trial. —The Washington Star
of Friday evening says:
U is hardly possible that the trial of Mr.
Daniel E. Sickles can bo commenced before the
opening of the week after next. The death of
tho late Postmaster General Brown, has preven
ted the transaction of bnsiness by the Grand
Jury of the county of Washington np to to-day,
and it is not yet known whether they will take
up that case first. They were sworn in only on
Mondaylast.it will bo remembered. Judging
from the tone of Washington letters to the dis
tant press, the writers of which hare evidently
been engaged in endeavoring to excite popular
sympathy for Mr. Sickles, ,it is expected by
eomo that a rigid investigation in every point in
the antecedents of the accused likely to throw
light upon the question of his justification in
killing Key, will not be insisted upon. We bo*
liove they will find this a mistake ere long. The
friends of Mr. Key'will leave no stofie unturned
to vindicate his memory, by showing that be
did not deserve Ms fate at tho hands of Mr.
Sidklcs, if that bo possible. It will rest upon
tho Attorney of the United Slates, we appre
hend, to make a vigorous prosecution in the
coso or Dot, as he may please; as the friends of
Mr. K. are certoioly prepared to aid his efforts
to any oxtent he may be willing to receive aid.
Oar knowledge of him leads us to the conclusion
that ho will do his whole duly in tho oase.
Tub Easton Express furnishes the par
ticulars of a distressing case of poverty. A
child belonging to a poor woman died at that
place, and the moLher, being too poor to purchase
a coffin, placed the HUle corpse in a raisin-box,
aud on (Sunday morning parted, with the box
under her arm, and accompanied by her little
boy, of three or four sears of age, for a grave
yard In New Jersey, about two miles below Ea?-
jton, where some ofoher friends are buried, and
where she thought she would be allowed to
bury her obild,. though ebe had no money to pay
the interment; but upon reaching the grave
yard, the sexton refused to dig the grave, be
cause she bad not a dollar to give him, and
roughly told her to carry the dead child back to
E&stbn again. The poor creature was almost
exhausted from carrying the dead child such a
distance under her arm, and went down upon her
knees imploring him to bnry her little one, and
offering him fifteen cents—all the money she
had ; but this did not move him. She then look
up the box again, and returned home with her
little boy, who was l<o small to be of any assis
anco to her in getting back her sorrowful load. In
the evening, a gemh man who had been told of
the oase went to tlo garret in which the poor
mother lives, and took away the dead child,
kindly burying U for her without charge.
BtroEE the adjournment of the Senate, James
McGuffie was appointed and confirmed as Su
perintendent of indiao Affairs in California.—
TISRIUSv
McGofile w-is appointed Marshal of California
by President Tierce, but resigned tho position
in consequence of Lho outcries made against the
appointment because he had been the keeper
of a gambling bouse. General Denver, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, protested against the
present appointment, and threatened to resign if
it should be made, but he was overruled, and
be has carried his threat into execution.
TuE Ql BEX AND TUE EUPBESS AS MOTHERS.—
flor Majesty (the Empress Eugenie's) habile
differ materially from those of our Queen. The
Empress is never seen with her child save in the |
portraits in the shop windows. As her Majesty
was driving in the Dots yesterday the equipage
of the baby Prioce, escorted by its invariable
gliUefihg'TOTifcadc. of hussars and aides-de
camp, passed by, but the YiVttewsayaut of the
guady vehicle failed to elicit even a nod at re
cognition from his Imperial mother.- Paris- Cor.
of. the Mommy Adv.
Tin: N. O. Picayune thinks that the Hodse of
Representatives of Louisiana did a good thing
in voting to take no action on the resolutions
asking Congress to repeal the laws against the
African slave-trade. And it hopes that it will
be equally determined not to entertain "the
more disturbing proposition, which has been in
troduced into the Senate, for opening the Afri
can slave-trade by act of the Legislature, and
in defiance of tho act of Congress.
Sites for manufactories—coal
OIL WORKS <*U COAL DEPOTS.—I offer for mile
{•n LoU. Ninth ward, fronting on Allegheny river aud Hut
ler «, 111) and luO font on Allegheny it., subject to four
year*' !--£ue at Jixio p.-r year and *ll tax***.
Six Lot* opjxjaito to tho above, fronting 120 feet on Outlet
it, and l‘«w foot front on Alh-gtieiiy street to an alloy. Tho
ot-ire property is pitrticutarty adapted lor Iron Work*—the
facilities tor metal and run] bclnz no pea*.
m-ven Lou making 104 fuel ou Batter *t. am) 120 feet on
Wilkin* it, u> Moron. Ponaock A Ilarl'* Foundry,
jMiikul&rty for Ooal Depot or Oil Work*.
Two Ix-trcoruor of Penn and Carrol el n tuh ward, nearly
.ippudtt* John I.fghtorr, Esq. Poeamilon uf tho above 16
lota given at any time.
i Tbrwo Lola, each 26 by 100 fret, cprui-r of Liberty and
and Baldwin »U. Rented fur on* yeatjltvm April, lt*afl.
Apply to ItnrtMSm] J. B. MORGAN, 113 Liberty it.
Just rec.-ired, a few VEKY KCPKRIOtt rLA-NOS, from
tti" *ln>TO Dini"> ucriTallinl factory. They arc without
qn-siloo, tho HRBT PIANOS made anywhere, aud will be
•old At Las tern Factory Price*. They are warranted tor
fits years. 11. KLEBER A BRO., No. 63 Fifth at.
Ml Bula Agent* fur Stciowsy A*Bod*.
TU Rjj E
cuickßring -pianos.—Throo fffHTffMl
cud baud Cliickrriog Piano*. Id excellent! | w | ]l
order, which have Iwn iu nn from one to two years only,
will ho sold at il‘>J each fur cash.
For beginner* mod tho nw of reboot* tho shore imtru
uientx are racist desirable. Thoy are In. perfect order, and
the wear they have had is ecarcelj perceptible. They will
Lo warranted by the subscriber. Porndo by
mrl JO UN H. MHLLOK, 61 Wood *t.
S 4 MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET,
TWIN E
COTTON, JUTE. MANILLA AND AMERICAN lIRMP
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SALT
j PANS, MILL GEARING, Fire Brick, Machinery, Pul
leys and Castings, of all kind* mads to order.
Grate Bars, Sash Weights,.Mill Irons, Proof Staffs;
Anchor (tolling Cloths, Qnm and Leather Rolling;
French Uurr Kraut Machine*, used in tlio city mills and
over Die West: sconr tho grain, take ont tho chocs aod re
tnore the smut halls before they are brokoo by the boaters.
French Burr Mill hlotitw, tnedeof selected block*.
Ihiteut Shingtu Machine*—cut 10,000 to 30,000 per day;
Roco’s Patent Water Wheels, used in 7000 mills. Paw
tu tnnch as ibo over shot, and twice as much as the most ol
the other Wheels io uno. with an r.jual amount of water.
Catalogues of Wb*«le glTru to ell who want gearing. Of
fice No. 310 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
soUrtwdAw T W. W. WALLACE.
Steam Marble Worlts Dio. 31V,'341, 343,
Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, pa.
MARBLE MANTELS, mado by machinory
at low'ptires; Monuments, Tablets, Uraro Stones—
n large stock ou hand. Furniture aud Wash Stead Tope;
Imposing Stones, Marble and Stone Ilcarfhs, made by
machinery on thort notice.
Marble sold lew to the trade. Office 319 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa ' W. W. WALLACE.
*ell:6mil*wT
PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS
—Tin* simplest and host artlcio of tbo kind In the
ix'iiutrj. Thi-j run light, grind fast, aud mako good work.
They ore a d'lßidrrntuoi to Lumberman, Irou Master! end
ivUler# m now rvnDjrb-s. FW mIo at No 319 Liberty EL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
P' LASTER PARIS, ROMAN CEMENT,
CEMENT for CUterns, he. GRIND STONES aod
WHITE Lniß,et3l» Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
•ellHSmd&w'T W. W. WALLACE.
WARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELT
JL ZKK A FERVENT, prepared on an onttrenevprtaclple
from a lato and accurate analyst* of tbs co iebrated Setter
Spring la Oernuny. Tbit much esteemed and highly min
able preparation will not fail to effectually nuawve X'jnwp
•la, Indigettbm, BlHioqs nffections, Ilesdacha, UvartCurp,
Aridity of the Stomach, Costironesa, Rheumatism, Lom of
Appetite, OraTeL Nerrous Doblllty, Kaosoanr Vomiting,
Affections oftho I.lrcr, Ac., An. A large supply Just ivc'd
by JOS. FLEMING,
f u 2s Corner ol the Diamond and Market «L
WALL PAPER,
New Spring Styles
Pino l**per (Tanging*,
Cheap Wall Paper,
Window Shades, *?-, Ac.
'FiciL tlock at low prices opcoed at
E. C. COORRANPi,
cir 9 C Federal «trcrt,AllP6hßny.
SUGAR LEAD—OOOIba for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO,
: mrs corner of Wood and First streets.
H*" IDES—BOO Dry Flint Hide*;
SOS do <lo Kips,
Id store and for sain by
mrO SPRINGRR ItAROAPOn A CO, £OO I.lbevty »L
WHITE ItKAJiS. —10 bbls primo Small
Whit* Deaa» for sale by
tnrlO KQGKRTON A FTBWART, 167 Wood at.
WRIGHT'S FILLS —50 gross plain an ear
coated fur sale by B. A. FAIIaESToCK 400°
■ gaß . . . cornor Wood tad tint streets.
fVOHfi? BHOO&1S—150 dor. Corn Broom's
-\y Jtal tte’d bs4 for ijtfa
nine ciT
STKI.VWAY A SONS, NEW YORK
WILLAUDIIAUVET A GO.
NSW YORK.
PA.I* K R "W AKEHOUS K
Rrery description of
WRAPPING, PRINTING AND WRITING
PAPER,
05 riASD OR MADS TO ORDER,
FA XCT, COLORED AND TISSUE PAPERS,
RLOTTINO PAPERS, ENVELOPES,
Straw anti Bonnet Boards.
H O USE
WILLARD HARYEY tb CO.,
64 Maiden Lane and 17 Cedar .Street,
NKW YORK.
HEMP, COTTON, FLAX AXD I.IXEN
T W INKS.
IMPORTED ISO ■ 19UFACTUUD
CORDAGE
.Of every doacrlptluu
ROPE,
Tarted .-luff, Pithing Linos fliulng Thron.l>
SEINE twines.
HUOK Tit READ, WlCK.and sl) kinds of
CORDS AND LINES.
SUiVftH.oodtfebQ'C-O
WALLACES' TODHDRY
AND
Mill Foroialiing BotabUshmont
Portable Flour aud Corn Mills—tho bust lo use;
W. \r. WALLACE.
VOLUME LXXH —JNTJMBER 81
insurance.
Continental Ininrsnee Company.
incorporated hy the Legislator* of /femrybonto,
witn a
PERPETUAL CIII HIKE
Aothcrlred Capital, One Million Dollan r $1,000,000
Secured and AecumolatedCapiUl..~ 631,600
BOMB OFFICE.
Ho. Cl Rhlrtuf Strai, above Second, Philadelphia.
Fire I run ranee on Bußdlnga, Furniture, Merchandlae, Ac.
geneally.
Marino Intoranee on Cargoes sod Freights, to all parts of
the world.
Inland Imuran coon Goods, by laXos, Rivers. Csnals
and Carriages, to all parts of the Union, on toe most
fhvorobl© terms, oonsistent with security.
QEOROB W. COLL.4DAY, formerly Zlecorder of Doeda,
Philadelphia.
"WM. BOWERS, formerly Regteter of Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm ofOcleanan A Smith, Importiaj
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Thlrt
street, above Market, Phila.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Sou, Ooppemnlths, No.
U Quarry street, Phila. -
EDWARD V. MACHETTB, firm of Maebetto A RMgeel,
Importing Hardware Merchants, No, 134 Noth Third
street, above Raeet Phila.
HOWARD HIKfIHWiW, firm of Urlnaton A produce
and Oomolsrion Meichanta, No. 278 Market at. above
Eighth, Phila.
GEORGE W.'OOLLADAY, PresldeuL
Gild WoSOß,Secretary.
JOSHUA ROBINBOR, Ag.nL
No. 24 Fifth street /op stair*.)
Dclnwnn llntnal Safety Inmranee Company
Incorporated by Uie Legislature qf Pennsylvania, 1836.
Offico, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut ata.,
MARIHK IXSURA-NQES on Yemcl*. Cargo, and Freight
to allparta of the worlds
INLAJfD INSURANCES on Goods, by Rivers, Canals,
to t ll P»«» of the Unto*.
°° Meruhandlte general
otoses. Dwelling Homes, Ac.
_ . „ ■ Attdj °f Cbroosy, 2d, 1567.
Bonda Mortgagee, and Boal EcUt* 9101.350 04
Philadelphia Ckt. and other L*i>n« 137.01199
Block In Banka hallroad A InsoraneoOoa. 19,908 00
Billi 990*901 09
Oaahon hand..- _ 38,899 06
Kalanrre in handi.of Agent*, Premium* on
Marine Polldeereceotljr lamed, and oth
er debt* due tbe Cnnpuny..,.,.,,.,,
Beb*erlptSon Not** •
William Martin,
Joseph IL Seal,
Edmond A. Bander.
John a Darts,
Johafi.Pennin,
Georg* G. Leiper,
Edvard Darlington,
Dr. K. M. Huston,
William 0. Ludvig,
Hngb Craig,
Bpencer M cj I rain.
Cnark* Keller,
11. Jones Brpuao,
Jacob P. Jone*
James 0. Hand,
TheoplulnsPaoldlng,
James Traqnair.
WOiiam Eyre, Jr.,
J. F. Penlston,
Jothuap, Eyre,
Bamnsl E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
Jamas B. McFarii
TbranaeC. Hand,
Robert Barton, Jr,
John B. Semple, Pittsb’g,
D. T. Morgan, "
J.T. Logan, m
UAUTIN. PiWdent.
• O. HAND, Vice President.
Haa&i Lrtßpaj»,Becn>l*r^.
A. MADEIRA, Agent,
>5 Water street. Plttsbnrgh.
ap3-lyd—tnl2
GHKAT WKSTiCRN
INSURANCE A TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE IN COMPACT’* BUILDING,
Ho. 403 WALBDT BTBEKT.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS FOB TEAR ENDING OCTO
HER 31,1858.
5253,800 00
... 61,453 03 fT.LfibZ 03
Received let Premiums - 91,666 45
“ “ Interest, Bents, Ac*... 7,825 49 $89,390 94
Paid Loaaea, Expense, Oommli
■lona, Ra-Inaorance, Be turned
Premium*, Ac OO
. ASSETS.
Beal btato, Bends A Moitagea...-4141,230 00
Stock*.— <7,015 00
BULa Receivable b 73 &
Unsettled Premium* and other
dobta doe the Company.. ..... 17,825 02
-CtMb on hartd, and In tbahand* of
Agent* 8.359 2S
_ $275,253 03
At a meeting of the >n
ultimo, the following person* were clwtefl Drß^cfyy
tho eaauiug year, viz: . 'rWUSICI -
Charles 0. Lalhrop, 1423 Walnot itraeL ? c
Alexander Whlildnn, Merchant, 18 North Front
William Pine street,
laaac tbalebont,*Attorney and Counaellor.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter A Co.
M. Tracy, firm of Tracy A Co., Goldxmith't Hall.
John B. ilcCurdy, firm of Jones, White A M<£urd)
Tbos. L. GiUeapb, flnu of Gilleaple A Zeller.
J*a.B. Smith, firm of Jaa. £L Smith A Co
John K. Voelee, office cornur of Seventh and Samaum
Datdel L.OoUier, firm of 0. □. Grant A Co.
Thomas Potter, 229 Arch (treeL
Charir* Harlan,comer Walnut and Sixth atreeU.
Jona. J. 81oeum, office 164 South Fourth street.
At a sahreqoent meeting of the Board CHALES C
LATIIBOP was cnaulmoaxly reflected President, and Hon.
WIL DARLING Vice President.
JAMES WRIOHT, Secretary.
This Company has DISCONTINUED OCEAN MARINE
lIOLL RISKS, bat Bteambcat Hall Risks oa Western
Hirers taken as heretofore.
K. W. POIADKKTER, Agent,
No. 07 Water street.
FUtK INaDU&KCE,
Reliance Snlnal Imnranee tompaoy o!
muruiiu
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetnal, Merchandise, Furniture
Ac., in Town or Country.
Office No. 308 Walnut Street.
C»mi15177,8«6...Aam« $363,485 88.—Inreatodas follows:
First Mortgage on Imprurod City Property, worth
double die tamnnt - , OO
Pcntm. Railroad Co's 0 per oent. Mortgage Loan,
*30,000, coat 23,600 00
Allegheny county 0 percent. Penn*. R. R. Loam. 10,000 00
PcansylTenta Railroad Go's Stock OO
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Ineuraacs C 0.... 19,160 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance C 0........ _. LO6O 00
Scrip ofSnndry Insurance Companies.. 475 00
Bllla Receivable, buineea paper. 62,711 60
Book Account*, accrued interest, etc........... l9
Oaah on baud and in Bank. . ~,, 10,043 20
$242,466 69
CLEM TINOLBY, PreaMret-
MMCTOBA.
SamUeJ Biapham,
Robert SUco,
William Hnaaer,
BonJ. W. Ttagley,
Mart hall Hill,
E. Lolhfop,
Chas. Lflland,
Jacob T. Banting,
Smith Bowen,
Wn; IL Semple, PitUb’g.
ODiOIUUK, Secretary.
J. a. corns, Agent
net Riird and Wood itreeta
Clem Tlnglej,
ffm. R. Thompson,
Darld 8. **rown,
0. Sterenaon,
John R. Worrell,
Q. L. Carson,
BotartToland,
Moan Johnson,
C. B. Wood,
James $. Woodward,
North-east cot
Merebanti’ iDinranw Co. of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, Prewt D. J. MeCANN, Secretary.
Amoant of Capital Btock paid In and in vested... $200,000 00
Knrplns .................. 83,428 36
$263,428 86
(metres Cargo Blake on the Ohio and Mississippi Hirers mad
tributaries. Insures against loss or damage br Fire,
also against the perils of the Sea, and Inland
Nangatlon and Transportation.
MUCfOU.
tVm. V. Petit, John 0. Montgomery, John U. Pnmroy, D. J.
McCann, E. P. Wltmer, Rena Galileo; Benj. L. Woolstca,
John A. Marshall, Charles B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
Ml wood T. Posey.
V. PETTIT, Preddeol,
WITHER, Tic* Pmideat
Dwioht J. Median, Secretary.
Belgtr, Lamb A Philadelphia.
Back, Morgan A Sttdfole; do.-
Truitt, Bro. A Co., do.
Pnmroy, Caldwell A do.
A. T. Lane A Co., do.
Btelnmita, Justice A 00, do.
PITTSBURGH omCB, No. 97 WATER STREET
anfedtf B. W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
fraaklta Fire lsiartacs Oonpsay of
PBILADXLPBIA
Oharlea W. Bancker, Adolph S. Boris,'
George W. Rlchanlsy, Samuel Grant,
Thomas Hart, Darfd R, Brown,
MordecaJ D. Lewis, Jacob B. Smith,
Tobias Wagner, Morris Patterns.
CHARLES N. BANO&ER, President.
Caiaua 0. Bsscxxa, Secretary.
This Company continues to make Insurances, permanent
or limited, on even description of property In town and
oonntry, at rate* aa low u era consistent with aceorlty.
The Company hare referred a larg* coatlngeet fond,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely Inteated,
eflord ample protection to the aesnred.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, ISSI, as pub
lished agreeably to the Act of Assembly, were as folrow?
rls:—
Mortgagee....—.....
Beal Estate
Temporary Loans.
Stocks ....
Cash, Ac.
.........4018,128 09
84,877 70
83,900 17
01,889 00
&4JJ4O 81
£1,212,703 44
8 loco their Incorporation, a period of twenty-cue yean,
they bare paid opwarda of One Million, poor llnndrrd
tboocpd Dollars Loin by .fire, thereby afibnliug erldaoos
of the advantages of Isiutba, as veil u their ability and
disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities.'
J. OAKDRXB OOFIIN, Agent,
aplO Office Sootbeaat cot. Wood and Third «t*.
HonoßgatasU Inihruicf Company,
OF PIITBBtmon.
Ornoata—J A ALES A iiDTßiirpoH,
UENRT M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Omni, No. 03 Wars Stukt,
HiS Mfuri Jgaind oil kindi of Fir* and Uarmt-Ut
ASSETS, NOVEMBER 20th, ISM :
Stock Dee Bills, payable on demand, by
twoappruTed oo
Premium Note* ... 88.401 H
Dills Receivable. J (DO oo
111) shares Mechanics* Dank Stock— cost Z\ 4JOB 00
100 do Cltlieu*' do do do ............ 6,17* 00
60 do Babk ol pltteburgh do do 2,760 00
*0 do .Exchange Bank dc do 2.060 00
Balance of Book Aecoanta .. 6,680 41
Office Furniture. , 400*00
Oash 45,703*76
Wtn. B. Qolssoi,
RobuDalcall,
Wn. Rea,
Thos. a Clarke,
Win, A, Caldwell,
WUcoe Hiller,
John McDvrltt,
Coo. A. Berry
/tan A. uatchlKa
HENRY M. ATWOOD, 8* c*y
Pittsburgh insuasefl Company.
OfHr.e, No. 96 Water Street,
PITTEBUBan, PA.
_ . „ , UOBT.QIIiWAT, Pretidont.
AJES. HEADLEY, Tic. hit
«Ertn«HtilUndOKjoßJrtl,on U» Ohio uni
HljjMf ri xifet, sod tribhunn,ud lluioaßUk rsoj
And splnatliaa or br Tire.
AhOßgihirtthaPariliof Urn Be* tad Inland Narhrattos
“4 Tmapcrtstfon.
KXfCTCU!
Alexander Bradley.
Joha Zi. Leech.
John yullertou, .
HeUisaT. Bartp
fiobert Robtaos, •
WUUamOzr,'
Robert H-llertiey,
lofattirajUf.-
HotatG«lw*7,
Mc/Hwrfcitn
•Joaepb P.fliaw,h. D-,
! John Scott,
■tJMWWwcan.
DfcTidSklMjv
JizsmW. H»niwi>
Gbat ArimUmo*,
iy 7 '
Fire, Marine and Inland insurance!
TNSURANCE CO. OP NORTH AMERICA,
x Philadelphia.
incorparatod 17M—Capital-....5500,000.
mra-<^ D a ‘ f 7 JUM.sr* s«.
A Bro»; nl^'":t r^ ar B«nnrl W. Jons**, John
John N.rr ir( D | lr F‘ BoriUl ’ Cbarlea Taylor. Amhn** White
W!m«W Wllttm K.
1 i i r . “• Mome Wain, John Maecu,
I ARTUUU G. COFFO, Preit.
TNSURANCE CO. of the STATE of PA
X PHILADELPHIA
Incorporated, ITlH—Capiul csmoco
Anuta February 1,1659. f;s j-s
DISKCTOK.S—IIrarr D. Bherrerd, Simoon Toby] Chwita
Blacalestar, William 8. Smith, John B. BodJ. Henry Q.
Freeman, Gharlea S. Lewu, George C. Carton, William K.
White. George H. Btnart, Eamne! Grant, Jr., Tbomaa Wer
ner, Thomas B. Wattacfi- lIKNBT D.SUBBBJtRD
Wiuum Harpx*, Bec’j. President.
C&Jnstxranea in the above Old and Reliable Oompaslea.
can be obtained bjr application to
fol&rfl y W.p. JONEg, Agent, SI Watar it.
Pennsylvania Inai
inrance Company
unman,
ourth Street
ictora*
Jacob Painter, Wade Hampton
Geo. W. Bmlth, A. A. Carrier,
JL J. Jones, EoLurt Patrick,
Rodj Patterson, Henry Sprrml.
j, P. Tanner, NichoUa Yoegbtlj',
I.Grlcr Spronl, - Jamea H.llopkin*.
0. A. Colton.
Office ,N o , 03
Chartered Gi pi taL-. $OOO,OOO
and Marin* Bisks talon of fUJ dewrlpticmi.
President—A. A. Pubitb
Vic* President—Beet Pattihsos.
Secretary and Traarorcr—L G ana SfAOCL. Ja l
western Insurance Company
or Pittsburgh.
GEOJUJE DABSIK, PreaMent
F. M. GORDON, SocreUrj.
OFFICE, No. 92 Water Co.’» W4rohoc*»
op ■tain^Kiubnrgb.
WCH Inrun against aU kinds of Fin and Marins Risks
A Bows* institution managed by Directors, who are uhR
knowrt to the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the bestpreteetion to Lhouwbp
desire to be insured.
09,730 57
100,000 00
.ASSETS, OCTOBKB 30, 1858.
Block Accounts OO
Mortz*ge-._„._ _ , 2460 00
31Ua RecdTable~~~ LOOfl 40
Office yuruitoa— __ «so C 3
Open Acconnti. 12,234 06
OMb 12,430 44
Premium Note«„. 29,725 65
Bllla .. W0,*02 86
•703,785 39
George Daralo,
R. Min FT, Jr.,
J. W. Bn tier,
0. W. Jackson,
James MeAdey,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Ackley, ‘
eolft
Philadelphia JTixe aad
INSDEANOB COMPAN r.
No. 149 Cbcßimt Street,
OPPOSITE THB OtJBTOH HOUSE
Will make el) kinds of Insnrnncp, either Perpeinal ci
Limited, on Mery description of property or M*rcits»di«<s
etreMoneblo reteeof pretninm.
BOBKBT. P. KING, fntideuu
M.‘ W. BALDWIN, Ylco Prwid.ut
M**crosa.
Charles P. Hayes,
B. B. English,
P. B. Sarcry,
C. Sherman,
S. J. Megmrgne,
F. Bu«suus,^>cr«tary.
Fresh and important boons,—
Now History of the Conquest <>T Mexico; by IL A. WS!
•on, uniform with City of Orrtt King. ftl***tine, Past and
Prevent, etc.
Tbo Ways end Means of Payment; a fnll analysis of the
rtcdlt system, with its rsrious anode* of adjnstment; by
Stephen Colwell.
Arpu's biographies, second sarii*. i ntaininE lives of Car-
Opportunity fo r
to make Money.
Poor Girl end Tm Y«inon, TJiaj*r. ‘ '
mrll] DAVIS(I*» 8, cor, Wood eH nnd TlsnunaVM|3
O MJVTbOOKsTrOM IUHViTIto-^EpT-
O todea of French ITlstnry iluriDp the O-nniUtn and First
Empire, by 51 Us Pardoe.
Tho Old Plantation end what I Gathered Them, L y James
HHOgerfcrd.
Y«l. 7 Strickland's Queoos of Scotland, concluding the
I.if* of 51«ry Stuart; with other oow books, at
DAVISON'S,-
mrll Corner Woodatrmd and Diamond alley.
W AYS AND MEANS OF PAYMENT—
A full analysis of the credit system, by Stephen Col
well. 1 toI. Sto.
Boueu’* PriccipUs of Anu-riimti FoUtii.il Economy;
Twtedly’s Legal Advitwr;
Sherwood'* Elements of Commercial Law;
Smith’s Elements «>f the. Lava;
Tba 11 sixty Book «»f Property Lav, by Lord St. Leonard*;
Maxim* and Moral* for Baslno** Men, by Freeman llguL
mrO KAY A CO.. 55 Wood street.
SHAKSPEAKE'S COMPLETE WOKKS—
A new and beautiful edition.—Tho Work* of William
Bbakspeara. Hi* Piny*, edited from (bo Folio if 1623, with
various readings from all the editions snl all the Common
tators, notes, Introductory remark*, a histoiical sketch of
the text, an account o| tbo rw and ptogT-se of the Eagli-h
drams, a memoir of the poet iud su war o|>oa his gonin*.
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5 now ready. - mrlQ KAY ACO; 65 Wood »t
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mr2 J. L- REaD, 79 Fourth street.
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—PALESTINE, PABT AKD PRESENT, b* Rev. Prof.
11. i. Osborn. Illustrated by splendid innrainnted Engrav
ings, showing the landscape scenery, cities, architarture,
costnme*, A&, of the country, with map*. The illustrations
are splendid ebromogrsphs, In ten rich! color*. This L» the
raoatsupetbbookaftbeicMea. Price (3,50 In cloth;also,
lo olegant binding*.
The City of the Great King, or Jerusalem Ai It la, and la.
to 80, uniform with the above, (3.50, also In elegant bind-
ing*.
lladji In Syria, or Three Year* In Jerusalem, with elegan
engravings; 75 and In bine and gold (1,00.
JahdkwT W. S. RBNTOUL, No. 20 8t Clair at
New spring books, at
mrf> E. C. COCHRANE’S, Allegheny.
COLDTHOUP A KOnKE,
Gas and steam fitters, No. 130
THIRD STREET, between Wood and Smith Held,its.
4^*Always on hand Chandelier*, Brackets and Fixturw
cfallklnds.
Plumbing done- In a superior ttylc. Alt order* promptly
attended to.
Plana and Epedflcations furnished for Gaa
Works and Ga* Wdrks conatructod of any cipadty for pub
lic or private use. mrfelyd
60 000 AOK£S 0F LASB
BARTON COUNT?, RIISSOURI.
Correct maps of the?o lends, on a largo
seal*. and made from actual surveys, aliowluz the Topo>-
gruphy of the country, with «wch tract *o numbered that',
the purchaser may tclecl to salt himself, may to sees on
application at oar office, and cop if s of thoaamo, showing
the streams, roads, u> .ber, miuorol region, nanjea and
bouses of settlers, county seat. Ac., will bo tarnished
gratia to each purchaser.
The title to tbeae laoda la derived direct from government,
and U therefore Indisputable. The land la offered at the
tov price of TWO DOLLARS PER ACRE—a price mnch
below that of any similar land In the State—ono half down
and the balance In three months from the date of purchase,
and will ho eold In tract# of eighty acre# and upward#, bat,
loorder to sac ore every possible advantage to tb>
oo person will bs allowed to purchase in a body more than
a eoctlon of CIO acm.
Those latarrated ere inrtted to call'end examine cmr BUp
of these lends, vliich, in order to here correct in ftiftptr
ticoler, bee been prepared with great cere.
WSL PILiZIER * CO-,
No. G 7 Fourth at., Pittsburgh, Pa-
foUrdAwluiT
GAS FROM HOSUTj OIL
OS OTQXS ’
FATTY FI/CJTD MATERIAL.
The high illuminating proper
TIES of Qas from Roeto anti- oleagitloQii *nb*tanrt*
hate always made them s favorite malarial for the tasnn.
fcctorsof illuminating flu. MinyGa* (Jotnyeol#* usoßee*
la with coal, In order to supply their easterners with • -Sp*
parlor Quality of Gas. I .
ROSIN OIL I* entirfly free frem all droe* end refbsesco
stances, and yield* at once, It* Brilliant JltaralnitiogGa*. '
The greater origins! cost of the apiwiate* forth* aa ??*
factors of cool gas together with the attention sod
constantly required, aad the difficulty, if not topoembnlqrv
of entirely separating the del«h»rt»w *»
offensive is coal, rendjir.tbe Oli
APPARATUS cheaper sod more deelrsWe tnewrywsj;
B.COATES, of 316 Broadway, New
entire sttauUos to thenaoafaetat»»ad
Apoirato*. snd- bo mpeetfhHj ea!l i, 9® . att * b P? n ° r
pnbUc*to bU prewot complete and efficient mstUoe.;
v perfect Bsttrihctiott to tbeporehaeer guaranteed in every
toU, L r £T.”
jfSOdivdly or DAVID If. WILLIAMS, Pa.
Notice. —Having purchased the interest
of my partner, U. llcGcary. Em., in the Franklin
ytmndry, the baiinea* will id rotor* oe eco tinned ia my
owo name. The fannor aatooersof the establishment sad
tbepablic will And a enpply of all tho Tar lone arheleaman*
pf<L*nred st inch an establishment, viz; Mill Gearing and
BollifltHJU C*atin2« of rrery description. Olds* House
C«UD* toWlc Mnffsr grlttdlngsand, Tease Cak*f,< Stop*
pen, V/**f*hl»l Wheel*, Ac. AU the Casting* necessary
for die cosine tion sod repair'of Gas Work*, vie Retort*,
Street PlpeWipa, fitop Cocks, Doze*, Ac. Water Works
Casting* in Tariety, to eib Stop Cocks, Pipes, Pir ; 1
Piogs, Ac, toS ,t^lfcr with s general supply of Wsreho*:'
Castings, raclfi** Stores, Orate*, Hollow ware, Ac.
PoQodrj lalS l * Fifth Werd, between Mas «U. ;>
street* W&rthcSp. w> ner of Liberty *zk! Woodr
! js3L2md JAMES HAW .
~R QQ gX? bbl *^ 1 ' i %sbT :
1240,760 71
'ALLOW for sale bj'Vy.
Eakley—1,000 b«-
.ion,
T ARD
Cl >
I
Insurance.
dqxctob*.
Wm. UcEnighr,
Naibanlfl Holin'**,
Alex. Ntmltt,
David 51. Loag,
WUUam U. Smith
0. W. Jtlckcteau,
V. SL GORDON, licc'j.
R. R. C
Georgs W. Brow*
Joseph 8. P*nJ,
John Clayton.
E. Wllor.
J. G. COFFIN*. Agent,
3er Third and Wood atreut*.
TkliaUae, Tatt asd
J. L. REAP, 7S Poarth et.
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