THE
; established m 1786.
'•■V
oStp- deall
.p^jJordei»i^r^T*promptaUcxiUon.
■*••■ y* , *< Bn *fatPohredrtipßhnoaicgj TO p. airS^ijiiw
IT ART WELL k SHEPHARD
XJL'v— ■ > &BUGGI3TS,
- faHUy,So. IflB,Corner cf Woodand Sixth streets
A AT: :: MACKEOWN, Wholesale Druggist,
:* Carbon Oil Maaofattiirerand Agent fcrThayer's
BoUdgod Raid Extracts, No. 107 Liberty street, Pitts
frnrgb+ra. w - y' jaSPdyd
B/. b. FAHNESTOCK & Co., late of the firm
Fahnestock 4 Co. sad successors to Fleming
Broa-Wbnl«*lel>ra«Jsl: No. 00, comer Wood sod Funrtb
fit%PUiitmrgh.P*. ~j -■ .- ' :
®: A: FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE
fcViaTtrwrg3.it* sad Wannfectnren of Whits Lead,
And LUhlrgcjccrosr Wood and Front streets, Pitts.
- bargjfc-.; J'. • : JV' " acb7
rtmact -»«Q*dias um.
URAHN A RBITER, WHOLESALE AND
if ttfttailPraggirts^ornorotliberty and Bt. Clair sta,
EUttborgb. _
If OSEPUDEEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
■'• u ..Wilcox A OoJcanur Hsrkstftreei and Slasumd, kseps
-oansUotlyotrhafioaJali and complete aaabrtinentof Drags,
Cbosta, PetfhmerF**nd aUartlclca per
tahdagtohUbuioassu-: :•
• pweeriptioni rarofolly compounded at all
'•;boom. :: • :•; JsflJy
DR. GKO.? JL 7KEYSER, DRUGGIST,
110 Wood street, comw'cf Wood strsct a&d Virgin
iUT.gitUbcrgtyPfc •.... -
Uroim Stains.
. TYICDLB, WiiiTS i &-CO., .General Com-
XV oiabnhtorcfaatsnnd • DeaUrala Qrocorioa and Pro
doc»,No;iSsLn>ertyitriset t PJttsbnrgh,t > a. -
: pctnrnsgaar
.aoKsd.- y~ -• y '• delfclydswT
JAMES .HOLMES & CO., PorkPackcw
andDeaierain ProTblotis, corner of Mirkeiaod Front
«tnrts.-r>'.~.<-;t... , , •• ; jsfcijd*
JL Bwafmwis-'..-.- 1 . ■' -y - ...A ».i.t»flii.
LEECH A HOTCHINSON, Commission
And fanraediag kSarchaats^. dealers In Western &o
. eerr* : Cheea*. Floor, Fish, Boccn* Better! United CII, Pot
- fc»J pearl Asnea. Seeds, Grain, Dried Fruit, and'Prodnce
•gsxuially.,-Best breads Family Floor always on hind.—
. Agent* &r tho sals of gsdlson Co’s celebrated Patented
P oar 1 Start b. Nos. 110 Second and U$ First sta, between
WoodttndflnitthflciAigAtPUtsbarghtPa. •- ~ 1 apgjyd
GHEBSEWXREIIOUSfi.— HENRY H.
COLLIN 3, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, and
Dealer in Batter, Lake Flab and Produce generally,
18 Wood *L,abOT* Water, Pittsburgh. 1 my2l '
T7AOLE WAREHOUSE.—JAS.. GARD
-I*J Wbotesalo Binder. in -Flour, Pr**l»loa» and
1 Prodorensetally,So. 8 Serentb itzcei, between'Liberty
i*aadBmiuAidd.Pittsbargb,Pa.
.. . , mr&ly
insurant? agents.
TX-: FINNEY, AgentEareka InsarsnceCo.
Xit No. B Water. strecL ’ ,
A' VA • OAR R I EB » SECRETARY
JO. • - FenosyUayil* Insurance Company of Pittsburgh,
3ones‘BafltCng, Fourth street. -
■ AMUEL L. MABAHELL, Secretary Citi-
I ■enr-Inshraoce Company, M Water street. •
T? -v M; GORDON, Secretary Westem Insure
% *act r ' MWitrtiuwt.
T "V QARBINERCOFFIN, Agent for Frank
(/ « Ua Ptralnraiiwß Company, North-east oorncr Wood
'O A* MADEIRA, Agent for Delawaro
■ JT > MotoillnitmncgCo-,42Wateritrcet,
' TOSIUJA 1 ROBINSON, Agent Cuptinental
tr IcwriunccOa,!*Fifth ttnoU'- • • , •
W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West
• • eralopniDCo QftiflT Front street.
fflatpets.
KQBINSON & CO.', Deader in Carpus, Ac..
Ho. P Fifth atraot.
AITILLIAM McOIiINTOCK, Dealer in
•ly.TiCarpeU. Ho. 1H Market otrwrt. fa 3
> W.D. *H, U>C&IiLCa r .
T\EAIERIN CARPETS, OIL GIRTHS,
.I^’MAILINGS, Ac. M 0.87 Fourth rtrwt near-Wood.,
attonuss.
*• OIIIOWAT.. j, jmmn«.
- GALLOWAY * SAWDERS,
ATTOBNBY.S AT LAW,
AHD
EADS, GALLOWAY* SANDERS,
BialJSsUxte, Collection and Tax Agents,
■:.» ••• Isavenport, lowa,
.... mnnna.
Earner* fUhm, . | B. Patrick A <Vx,
...iterlßgerjriairbaogUACaj A. IL Miller.
.
RISU Attorneys at Law]
PftuburgbrPa. • Notary Pe*
tacdofalo Vntr ... .
■p OBRRT M’,KNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT*
Xt* law, anil SoUcltocof the Banker Pituborgh, Ho. lltd
fourth Pittttwrgh.. -. ~ dots !
JOSEPH S. A A. P. MORRISON, AT-
U>n»*y»atlftw. , o(Hca .sJo.e3Fourth tt-oftar Wood.
- -vj- ; : v ■ • • tny24
■>- '/J.iiJ3tg. gSooire.
w. a^wtrtpai
tJuROHFIELD A CO., (successors to Mur
■ Xf {*7 A BonAßeld.7 Who!e**l* and Betail Dealers fa
’ fit»pl«aod Fancy t/ry Oecd*, 2fortb-ca«t corner Foetth and
Market Pittsburgh. - - j»1
U. :LOYJB, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
•;'DryX3<xkU; afgn Of thaoriginal Bee Hire, No 74
' kUrkaftreet,ftmborgh::i/. . -mrlß
f> U. PALMER, N0.'105 Market Street,
Xl»«'U*4lerta..Bona»U,'Het». Straw Trimming*,-and
Btr»w<bqd»gcnernHyi.r , ;V «26 ;
~ goofeortlrta, Stc.
XAJt _ S./RENTOEFL, 20 St. Clair street,
if • .'DealetisßallftoUSand Mlstellaneonaßookstand
' Depoiltcry ot American Tract Boclctj’o Publication*.
mrlO ", *’•••
AXJ&. Q. JOHNSTON * CO., Stationers,
'■ -T.T ; Blank Book Maonfactcmi and Job Printers. So.
&7 Woodriroet, PlUibargb,pa. . *e3o
E 'C. COCiIRAKB, .(SUCCESSOR TO
* BT Sadler,) Whole**!* acdh'Betatt Sealer la Book*,
.. .stationary and Paper Haarfag*,Fodera) itrce-LCUi doorS,
Sara, Allegheny, Pa. '
AVISOS, iJOOK&ELLER ANJ) i
ecwoito Dariaon AAgnew. Ko. 68Wfc»i j
h t Pjttsbnrgti.Pft. .. •- TaJWlml
BOOKSELLERS AND SXK?
K» fr&Wood street, next door to Ufficar- -
jbnrgb.PrL School and Law Bookscoo*
T AND STA-
V * gQSBWKo. 78 gocrth.it, Apollo BaQdlaga.-
IIUNT.Jfc_ MINEB,: BOOKSELLER
•JCL.«ndex^actiMuoaloQdßTlfUiitnet.
Watittns.
jo ns Thompson & co.,
1 . , HODSa SIOS AHD OKHAUESTAI.
P i INTERS AND OLA 7, IE R S,
SO. 165 THIRD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
nrKfcljrdj -
Krai Estate flflmta.
imLIAO WARD)
TiEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
J_/ Bond* Mortgigai and all •eeuritles for/nemoy.
Pertoai oaa procure loom throegb my Agoacy, oa reason'
«bi» terms. ■ i •7': '
ttwaowiAing to lnmat'tlirii'tDooeytogoadadTaiitagei,
aa alwiyi flndflm and second dtp paper at my offleo, for
AO comsuinbations and interriews strictly confidential.
Offlca QUA ST BTBKBT, opposite St. Psal’i OathydraL
JeuJt# ■ J .,
apiioistttp.
waizn v» Kiaaaaliww>,.....-i........,.iri2ljoaapaaTccogia
•, Wall Paper Warchoau.
! •TJSTAI.TER P. MARSHALL 4 CO., Im
?f' porters and Dealers, 87 Wood «&»* between Fourth
.. meet «w Diamond AfleT.irtwro pay bo fcmnd an erteyirfr*
• —ortmipnl cfomy doacnptlon of Piper Hanging*,lot pat
lot* nails,-Dialog Rooms and Chamber*. Also, window
. gfcadesi la treat railotv at lowwt pries* to country dealer*.
aelB\ ■ ■■■■; WALTER P. MARSHALL A CO.
TOHN H. MELLOB, No. 81 WOOD ST,
y _ between flHamond Alley sad Fourth street, Solo Agent
CIUCKXRINO k BOSS' < Boston) PIAJf 0 FORTES. MA-
* nAMLETB MODEL MKLODEONB and ORGAN
UAuIQSiyMB, aod Dealer to Mode and Mesial Good*.
H.KAEBER * BRO., No. S 3 FIFTH
f.SfcAgent torlltintS
■ Jag”
SffiS
pUABLOTfEBLUMs. MAMDFAOTDR-
TJRODDCE.— 100 bus. Small -White Beans,
'X- ,1“ ■•J'-Bmottrßarf,-.
»• - $!' x . a °™
■■• s 100 * Bpr/og BmUj, retired
•nd tor «t 18514b.** «r*t,£r *
1 tele : • .t- HIDDH,VT.BT3 1 CO.
rmfiOKER: 08. DRAFTSMEN.—.Ebony,
• V/Sozvpod Md BowwiOd tot ttbj bjr_ •
t. . it - '-. : ‘Tf..&HATEN»Rt»Uoaer,
Corner M*rfcet gad Bacoodttt.
NDIAKOBBJEK CLOUllNG—Baptismal
L Paati*. W*dlss Booth *nd Sftort Boot* for «t (b»
J. * Q- PflaiPS,
/3MSS--300 fcoxea Bxlo Glass; .
:W .-: , HOP. An.. IPtH' .dD
Oalftftdaai! feriiSloSfcy KING
: TWIST TOBAOCO.— kgs.
■■s . f •-. 0 ind 8 arrtde, tor i&le to thstred* low.
. &JH&RTQN * BZBtfAftT,Ag*Bt4
. .. . lg 7 \V<«dJtwt.
f>AK TANNED LEATHER'BELTING
••la it Mo*.2B•odSaKLCUit.it.T^ 7 * >7{77 - r f± 7
- M : : •.-• -.-•: !*\Val PHIuiFS.’
An GROSS AXEB'S'WOKSFci
My WOK fer’wUby :•; • v
XUfiXWJBLC * 6HKFBABI>,cer.WMd Aigthft.
DA 11A
A CARO
T® SUBSCRIBER RESPEOTFUJ.LY
* inform* tho public that be hu atearo up again, ami his
extenilre
ftjrnttuhii:
Chair Manufactory
IS ONCE MORE IN FULL OPERATION.
DU SALES UOOM at present, and until ibo let of A)
NO. G 4 PIFTfI (STREET.
After April Ist bo will bo located in -
SPIAND'S BTTZLDXNO
UNDER TOE IRON CITY COLLEGE,
And directly oppoefto tho POST-OFFICE, where b# Intends
ta keep for Bale a flue assortment of otery article
in hie HneJ tad where bo will be pleased to
Walt nponbUfrionde and patrons.
FDHNITtmB AMD CHaIRS
Of every description made to order, and par
ticular attention given to tbo manu
facture of Plain and Fancy
OPPICK, PURNITUEK
11. 11. RYAN.
■TAMBB W. WOUDWBLL.
CHAIRS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Embracing every style of
PURKTITmiB*
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
Boltable £>r
PARLORS, CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS,
Bqaal to any tn
NEW rOBK AND PHILADELPHIA,
AKD AT
L 0 tP E R PRICES.
43“Erery article made by band and W«T»nted-'^S
CABINET MAguntfi
Bapplled with any quantity of FURNITURB and CHAIRS,
on reasonable terms.
„ , v , HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS'
Varnished at the short!#t notice.
Wawirookb, Nos. 77 asd 79 Tolbd Stbkbt,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
was a. rouno; a. iccbg .raauu u rocoo
T. B. YOUNG 4 CO.,
■Mwibiyma v#
FURNITUEE AND. CHAIRB
Of Every Description.
VACTORT— JbirraJ BL, txlwm Wj/l£ and jsxna. At.
warehooie—Nos. 18 A 40 Smithficld Hi
CTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—Wo
STEAMBOAT OABIH
fUBNITUEfi and CHAIRS, ud invite tLr attention of
thMe.JntorwtwS io furnlubiiyr
••CtkdAvT
i&anufanums.
AffiMOVAL?"""
XWQUSSSfE IKON STOB.B.
COLEMAN, HAIL.BIAS «fc CO.,
Manufacturer* of
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nats, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc.,
Hst* removed to their novr and exteudvo War*boo*a,
So. JJ Water and 91 Front Street,
Where thrj are prepared to execute *ll order* in their Uot
baring a large and complete aaeortmeot of
“Duquosne” aanofactored good* coo*
•Uotjyoobaod,which they of
■ .. [ •« on liberal term*. ftO.dtf
i Iron Clay Stove Warehonu.
WW. BRADSHAW, (Successor to T.
»J. CRAIQ AOo_) Maanfactorer of TIN. IRON
BDd Dreler In FTOVE-*. *e, No. IS|
WOOD STREW, betWMD Piitb nod Virglo ill«r, Pitta
bqrgh, P«- ; • ■ fe3J>d
T. H. NEVIS & CO ,
Wo. 24 Wood Strut, Pittsburgh, Pmna.
Tl/TANUFACTURERS OF WHITE AND
jLTX &XD LEAD, ZI.N’O I‘AINTS AND LITUAHOK, and
Whuleuie Dealers 10 Oua. I'aiiu*, Vanmhw aotl Tnrpeo-
Km. , tal ,f
DUQUBSWB foundry
ttr sTfitxr*-'"**' 00., -
, lABEBTY /Vnna. Hft
Ifc . Mgy
T\iT 'AS U FACT DKE to ortUr*
XTJL'C*Bt!NOS, HIA/ItNU * PpLZiKtß.'Vr *U *'.te4
kOil dtoerjptjooa, of tli«* »<e*t m«teri«V*ud Utnt st>le«:
»Uo WAGON BjXR3,tJAD IRONS, ORATK3, Ac„ *Wm
oo bond or cut.to order.
l*ft at the FOtJNDRT. t.r at • ■ur’twright k
Tcoos't, 84 Wood at, will recelro prompt ktteutloo.
tkfcdly
J. a. srssa..— j, c . cidwiix,
Ist® of the firm of i. S. Hall A Speer, let® ol Hall A £p®6r.
SPEER do BIDWELL,
Valley Forge Flow Works,
A'cr. 129 Liberty Street, netxr Fifth, Pitttbvrgt l
Manufacturers of .every variety o*
Plows, Plow Coating*, Sc, of tb® most approved Pat
tern® suitablefar«Tery kind ufsoil and lillagb.
Their Improved Patent Iron Centre, Pateot Iron Centre
Blllild®, linn Centro rab-Soi), Patent and Centre Levers,
bwel Mouldboard, Valiev, Peacock, fiegor, Cotton and other
Flow* ate WOJuujrrcs to give entire satisfaction to purcha*.
en, both as to quality ud adaptstiem to aso.
NE>*OnlerB are solicited. nrlrlyd
CART WftlQ H T A YUCNUj
(Buccamora to John Cartwright^
Manufacturers and importers 01
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical and Deutal In
strument®, Guns, PistolvFUblng Tackle, No. 66 Wood
street. They give special attention tothe manufocturing u!
Trusses, Supportan. Ac. Jobbing and Repalog with pane
tuality ' apl6:dly
mums BARggnx *. sbcsb
WILLIAH VARSBILL * CO.,*
61 Penn st., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAJCEKS AND SUEET
Iron Worker*. Manufacturer* of Barnhill's Patent
DoOcr, Locomotive, lined end Cylinder Boiler*, CJilrorwiy*,
firelcnen, firo Bed, Steam Pipes, Condensers, Balt Pus,
Bogsr Pans, Iron Tawls, Life Boats, etc. Also, Blacksmiths*
iWork, Bridge end Viaduct Irons, done nt the shortest no
•(ml—Aßardersfrom adigtnncepromptly attended to.
PtoirCotunaiUs, Pittsburgh.
Kennedy, childs & co„ manufac-
TUBERS of—
Petm A No. 1 heavy H Bhootines;
Carpet Chain of si) colort-wad sumsk
Cotton Twine; <
“ Bed Con Is;
“ Pkragb Line* Sash Oord,
u Hop* of oil dres sod descriptions,
Batting. 1
MI at the Hardware Store of Logan, Wilson
A Co-, 131 Wood etreet, will hare attention. j025:1y
jahes uwm,
MANUFACTURER
C(JLPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
kj SweetSpiriUor Nitrw, Nitric Acl*
Hoffman's Anodyne; MnristioAdd.
Aqua Ammonia, FFF; Nitrons do
fowler's Solution; m y&
Msy be foqndat John Irwin A Sons, S 7 Water *tre*l.
: • WICttB, BlODLlfi A CO.,
SO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, P»., '
, . wuninoTCMM .?
\\f HIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
T T Order* solicited frao (be trade, sod promptly ibtp
pedssper instrnrtlons.
Trip.'B months,or 6 percent,discount fcr rash
ne3fclydkwT
" WILHAM I'ATB * SON, i
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
foarlh street, Pittsburgh, snd Teder&l street, tinder.
Death Excelsior Ball, Allegheny.
EJTBrcry description of Fittings Cor WaUr, Css and
Btasgl. . . nrvlltly
JOHN OAIU'BELL, ».
M A N U F A C T U R E R OF BOOTsij*-
JLtX m 4 SHOES of every description,- No. 3>f»mlthn<'M
street, Hiliiburgb, Pa. oeSLlyfi
gtaCTiagrg.
Pbtlikdslpbla Carriage Manufactory.
THE subscribers bare nlwhye w.
hood a fine aaortmvnt of NEW snd gßQ.ftftjfcr'.
OND HAND OARRIAGMSof various descriptions nud rofta
ble for the various purposes.
Orders from all parts of the country vxwnfod with
promptness sod dlmtcb. Manufactory and Wareroorot,
1204 Frankford Road, above Girard Avesoe
BBeEHAtld, ACLUAIEB & PETRY.
N.8.-—Tbe “Exchange and Richmond” I’aaspngvr R. B.
Cars pass thepremUaa every few minute*. Jagl;dAw3roF
CARRIAGES! BUGGIES! ROCKAWAYS!
PHAETONS, pAROUCUfGfI, OIOS,
A; NR everything in the lino, purchased from
f\ the most reliable
EASTERN MANUFACTURERS,
Together with a full assortment of elegant
Buiera Harness
In every Variety tollable frr siugl# or doable tcatus. Also,
AXlee, Springs, and other items, too oomerrms to mention,
coostutly (in hand ud for sale nt reasonable price* by
3 JOBN 8, SHAFFER,
Diamond street. Boar Liberty, Pittsburgh, Pa.
49* Carriages bought and sold on commission. Reiwir
mg neatly and promptly dona tel<;dlj
Carriage and wagon manufactory.
M. ri. BTEPHEIIB, Agent,
No. 13!) Third Street,
TCTOULD respectfully inform th6£ff3UL
ip public that ho is now located u shave
andhasresamadthebaaloeaeof Carriage znakiogin allUs
▼onetios, and U also prepared to execute orders Ur Wagons
of all descriptions, hjcluding all work for Iron Merchants'
, BoUdhug a continuance of th» paironago so llberallybe
•towed toon Mm while at the old stud ofSillrelow A Co-"
hit friends that the same car® and atten
tion wuibogiventoallhisordar* os herebilbre, haring se
cured the setriew of the best workmen, sod having ample
.tpartacnttelaewhtTß for the finishing of fine work.
. w*AE»da»orttnnit of heavy work now on band, soil
use. All work warranted for 12 months.
• given to repairs. J*l4:lyd '
/GROCERIES—2O hbda. prime N. 0. Sugar-
U IW bbh. 5.0. Molasses; ,
60 M Golden and Balt. Syrup;
60 chests Young fljson T«lu
60 •* Black ' do
100 bags Ooflae; -
21 boxas No I Chocolate;
" “ Star Candler,
W . Mould do
. 80 . « - Bocinßosp;
• 76ba1«eNolaod2BattlDg.‘
BirtO • WIL McCUXCHEUN, IS3 Liberty st,
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1859,
tUOS. LITTLE,
LI T TLE T ai‘M HL E, “
WUOLBSALK G ROGERS AND DEALERS
IN
Flour, Bacon, Chsue,
FrnUi,Oiliß Produce,
•*? 112 SECOND ST, riTTSCURGI
WILLIAM BAGALBY,
WHOLESALE QROCEJR.
No*. 18 and HO Wood Street,
.®; *-*doi*mii, wa. aTawmr,
ut & Edgerton, Pittsh’g. (Garrett & Martin, I’hiU.
EDGKRTON A STEWART,
(Saccewors to Lewie k Edgerton,)
WliolfsaleGroecrs and Commission Merelianls,
IOT Wood street, Pittsburgh, P;i M
JiUilyd
J ,OH * *• SCHOTCR JAMES M'QtLL
OUN AI’GiLL & SON, Qrooors and Cum
mission Morcbants. Agonts for tho uie of Pig iron
and Blooms, No. 2b7 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, felklyd
Alexander iung, wholesale
atnwr ud Importer of Soda Ash, No. STS Liberty
glrat, PitUbargh, P»._ _ i»pl:lyd* 7
a*o. d. io»*s —JISTI «mV»T
TONES* COOLEY, WHOLESALE GRO^
Furnish era, dcalen in Prodnco tad
AM t * bl JLS!i. U “S li “£ ,irM * Water it root, near Cherry
Alley, Pit tsirarßh, Pa. _ mt3B
U3tLV. " ■“
QIIRITO^&DiLWORTH,WHOLES*\LE
Stea&sy l 8 ~“ a *-*.o»*™ w«d
I?~^V'XT^If CUA,u> rU3T ®~- nuiu rmro.
TOHN FLOYD A CO., WHOLESALE
VL .OrocenAmrOommlmloo Merchant*, No, 113 Wood tod
823 Liberty atnvt, Plttabgrgh. j ft ie
• ~, Ttiijxik
WATT A WILSON, WHOLESALE ORO-
Yf GERS, CommlMlon MercbanUand Dealera Id Pro-'
£?£\.*^L Pitt ** mr & h Mannfl»clnreB 1 N0.26S Liberty amct,
Pittiborgb. ' Jala **
WM. McOUTOHEON WHOLE
SALE Grocer, Produce and Oommlision'Merchant
ana Dealer In Pitt*b«rj;h Manufhrtured Article*. No. 158
UDertj ttrcot. corner of Urowery nj, Pittaburgb. P*. my 3
A J ° a * ■ ••■■■*■ *■ Lie-.- —-CJUS. atweJl
TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
Grucsro, Pmooc* and Cotmnbuloo Merchant*, arid
u«lenU» PitUborgh Mana&ctaraa, No. S Word «troet, ba
twcaa Water and Front Pittabnrgh.
mot. aoßtsoa. "
4"- - .iuinni
TD ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
J-l»« Orooen, Commlation Merchant*,ud CwJet»!nall
n .?J otWom » Produce w»4 PUUbnrgh Mano&ctorw,
Wo. 855 Liberty street, Pittabnrgh. Jalfcljrt
Robert n. king, wholesale gro-
ORB, Conuaittloii Merchant, and Dealer In Feathers,
«sa, Flcrar, and all kind* of Chantry Produce, No. 411 Ul>
erty ttroot, mouth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pa Liberal ad-
Tancea made on cuorignmcnU. ja&lyd
- J4*u s. aaiAoma.
T> OBERT DALZELL A CO., WHOLE
LV SALK Gram, Commission and Forwarding Mer
iMti And Deaiersin Prod ace and Pittsburgh Manufacture*.
•No. 231 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, P». r
ISAIAH DICKEY A CO., WHOLESALE
QrooTs, Commission Merchants,and Dealers In Prodne*.
o. 80 Water street, and 63 Pront street, Pittabnrgh.
Desirable country properl ns
FOR S ALE.—The choice part of the property jj*3
at Turtle Creek, formerly owned by Allen Brown, is otM*3
for «ile At a low price. The part offered fndodiw the com
tnndions BRICK DWELLIN'}, formerly known as ‘Brown’s
Kvehaugo.’suiiable fora Hotel, Seminary. or other public
purpoao, with extensive stablest AOd out-buildings, and «m •
braces aL»>Qt thirty-t»u acres of cultivated land. Tho pay
menta will be diatrfbated through a term 01 years, to sail
the parchiser. Apply in H. BRADY WILKINft, 147
Pontth street, or to U. HEPBURN,
mrgS.dH Alleghany Bank,
T. B. tOUNO k CO.
IT Y PROPERTY FOR SALE.— taj
Two Uoqcm At corner of Peon And Hand streets BB
pro Houses on East side of Hand street, near PenoT*"’
Largo'Buildings on Wood street, corner of Virgin aller.
occupied by 8. Dalnlt A Co, and Dawpa A Clnley. Apple
10 „ J i II- BRADY WILKINS,
urfMtt | • 147 Fonrthatrret.
Tj'OU SALE.—rhe beat assortment of
A’ cooking Stoves
to be (bond In the city. A One and large sunple ..f
BIJID CAQES. ' '
Many <>xpcu»lve and beautiful patterns, together with a
large and varied stock of Housekeeping Hardware. at tbs
Iron City Stove and Tin Warehouse of
W. W. BRADSHAW,
~ , (late of T. J. Craig A Co_i
ho. 134 Wood street, next door to tbesijm of (he Gulden
°°°- _ _ _ mrl'J
CANNEL COAL LANDS FOR SALE.—
I no* offer for b*lo .boot Nino Ilnmimd »ad nn.
Acres of-Csnnel sod Bituminous Cost Lands situated inOoi
nmbiana conntj, Ohio, within irom 1 L> 2% mil's of Pale*-
tine Station on the Pittsburgh, ft Wajue sod Chicago
Railroad.
A largo amount of three l«u-ls is inelerlaid wiilia vain of
CANNEL COAL from stu 11 la tbkkuesa, n>t is a very
superior article from which to manuf«cla/n OtU. Tl«» Hi
t«r Mill. two fu(mpr.>v-d Warer
Uuo lT*r l \ h ' o< BlaW '*. Got
College, Coon, rec-nll,
Sorvsy of A|«ortinr »f thcea
lauds. I'trtons desiring a o.,p> of his Report oc Information
concerning the property w.il t o inruUbed with ih* mom
“7 *ddre«ing tbesuhacriU-r. K YOUNG BROWN,
rurlT—wd Arh«-r. Columbiana county, Ohio.
COAL OIL WORKS FOirSALK.—fho
Pittsburgh and Rochester Cert I Oil Company haring
twoefliabUsbmrnt*, one at Manchester and nos at Itocben
ter, offers lor sale either of Gum, for the purpose..!concen
trating tbs business at cue point. It l» a chance selJoco of
frrod. Tlio purchaser lias ererj facility for making trwy
ftma the day he takes possession. Prico fow and terms
easy._ Apply to A. 1.0051 fi», Treat,
_® r _! No, (A Fourth st., Pittsburgh.
FOR SALE.—A second hand steam engine,
(has bo-n in ose three months,) of thirty horse tmwer,
'I'A stroke. 10 inch cylinder, weight uf VbVl p..uu<ls, all
complete and In good order. Apply to OEO. W. BUNN,
ifrmtb sldenf Ohl.. street, third door weetoith* Diamond
Allegheny. 1 frisj
FOR SALE OK TO LET.—A large two
story brick building, 130 fc*t long l>j 2S f*vM*ld«,on
hsbrcca- streut, Allrghony city. Uu tan horse power
•team euglne, in good iird-r, will be rented In rooms, with
power for Ifobt work. If not dtspaanl rt Apply to OE*K
W. BUNN, South side of «»bl > Ihir.l d.wr wwt of the
Diamond, Alli'glinny. r^23
FOR SALE—I 7 acres of Laml in Ohio tp.,
8 mltM from Allegbeny City, 1 mile- from th# P r\V
and ORII »Utfon nt Killhnek. Apply to GEO. W. BUNN,
eouth aid«of Ohio st., 3d door went of the Diamond, All®,
gbeay City. fcu,
FOR SALE.—Stoves for cooking,
heatin*; etc, tb.' beet ejected pattern*;
Irons, Fenders, C<*lRrutUee,Pad Irons, BrittanlSflßSsHk
In aettl or odd pier®*, the j,rvst Patent Grid Iron.AffgjMgi
tbe best mtlclo lor broiling ever lotrodnoed In
hap* any other, eltj, I will refund the price iu any case
wherell foil*toi.uiTo wbat I representiu UouackeeMrsi
Hardware, the beat selected stock in tbe city, sodas cheap
sa the cheap-wt, at the Iron City Store Warebonse of
W. W. Bit ADAIIA W, (Successor to T. J. Craig A C 0.,)
No. 134 Wood street.
AH sort* of Jobbicig .lons atidiorbst notice. Ordi-rs by
rail shsil roroire prompt attention fel2
FOR SALE—-A Farm containing 249 acres,
lOOrlearrit. 4U In meadow, t/alaore well limbered, all
well Watered; Improreraeots gwxl hewed log bouse, go.d
barn, good-orcbonl of 200 or 300 fruit tree* of different
klnds.iitnaie la Westmoreland county,miles from Hill
tide station P. H. it. This I* one of tbe best grazing form*
is the county, and will be sold nt a gtaat bargain. Apply
to GEO. W. BUNN, Booth tide of Ohio st., 3d door west of
the Diamond, Allegheny City. telO
FOR SALE—32O acres of finely timbered
landlnGallU county, Ohio; well watered, 16 miles
tram Gslliopolls, 2% mites from tbe Ohio rirur. Will be
•old low for cesh, or will take good Improved dry property
either to Pittsburgh or Allegheny City. Apply to GJSO. W.
DUNN, Sonth aide of Ohio »tr»el, 3>l door west of tbe Pi*,
tnnnd, Allegheny City.
EOR SALE.—A tract of land containing
nine snd oco half acres, situate on the Fourth Street
Road,about three mile* from .the Court House. Will be
•old low fur cash. Inquire ol
STEAM MILL FOR SALE OR RENT.—
Framo Flouring Mill in Lawrence Tills, fronting GO feet
on Chestnut ecraet and extending lack 100-foe* to Ewalt st.
For foil description tod form* apply to
MS AUBTIM LOO Mid A QQ, &8 Fourth *t.
FOR SALE—2OO acres of land in Ligonier
Weetmorelsod co- os the Greonsburg piku, S'A
rollrs from Laughlinstown, 13 miles from Lstrobu; well wo
tere.l snd well Umbered. Will be sold low for cash, nr will
trade for city property. Apply to 0150. W, DUNN, Fontfr
side of Ohio street, 3d door west of the Diamond. Allrvb»ny
city- Ja24 I
I^OB~SALE. —Tho undersigned offers PB
for sale hi* property in the Borough of gewick- in IB
ley; a &oe Urge Brick Dwelling Uoom>, Frame l!.\rn *od
•Stable, Brick spring (loum, Ac- with from ten to forty
a:rea of ground, u the purchaaer may declre. Thar* la •
£o<jd Orchard of choice fruit, and the grounds about tfit
I locM aro ornamental with abaJe trw*, shrubbery, Ac. It
Isa moat dedrable properiy for a conotry home, and w<i|
be sold on very ressuoabU Ui me. for farther particulars
enquire of J. W.P. WUITK, Attorney at U*, 100 Fifth
•trust, Pittsburgh, or of the entocrlber uo the premise*.
delfedtf n. HOPKINB.
FO
abl
K SALE. —A very deair- Pjjf
.In two atoty Bride thrilling House, lu good
with gnntxl water flxtnre*,nHo»t#«on Oolvell atrw.e,
Slith ward, Price vera low. Enquire «>o tlieprrnv
of J*ls WATT A WILSON,gC3 T.lhnrty at.
lOWA FARMING LAND,—The nutjßerib
era clTrr foraaloon favorable ter me tlx bondrod aerra
Choice Umd*. tltaated in Wright and II an cock coantiM,
adjacent to Hoe* of Railroad* now la conran of cohnrno
flnn, Aud on* tract only taro ml Ira (Km County teat.
Tlia above will W cold low fur eaab, or cxchnoped (or
farming land* (a thia or adjoinibe coustifM.
wM> HcIIANK * ANJBIt, 124 Beeood at
Fine country residence for«
BALK OB BKNT.—The sobacrlbrr offer* for
or re&t that dollgbtfui Counter Best, now occupied hy
A«!«n Relnemin, in BeanreTp, adjacent to Allegheny
City, compriilng eight ocrre of choice (and. w|«b modern
tmllt Brick Dvrlllagof 14 room*; Often Hotwe, Sprint;
Uuuao, Barn, StabUDf?,Tenant Honee, Ac. foot eaneerii
under arapo. whlcl) j.romlece to l» Ibo meet TelnabU Yin*.
r»r<l in (be county. Tbcro are aoreral bun dm] rmit
frwa. Apples, Poart.Cberrlea, Pwchei, 4&,nuMtuJ wbkli
had boon imi-orted at great co»t, *oil are In fine coatllHra,
The whole I* prime laud, highly cuUlrated part ImnroYftJ,
and altnated In apoeUion commanding a flaerlev of (Ite
two cilioenudaivToiinding country.
•cfcrftf
Oblo Land rot Solo.
THE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
towuibipl2 r rmog» lo,tsurfc centty, Ohio, commonly
known*# “Bowman** 64oacr«a. Itle
dttutod thrre mi!** weft of HamUloq, on the Ht*t* Jlnad
leading to Wooßtor, and within shoot tw> mile* of the Pitt**
burgh, Ft. W»yoo eOikCbiaigo Railroad. The sooth, cut
and northeast qaArtera at* partly clean'd nod IrapruTed—
the reaulndAr l* corernd wILh •opertt'f tlmbor—*ud the
whole I* well wntnmd hy rprlog* ao<l, rQQtiinu stream *-~-
ThliaecUua la cuoaliicml the fiobil tiody i>t Undid the
oounty. It will be sold nndlridfdor (n quartan to celt
zrarcba*m. To thaw who «Wlr# to <OTMt In real estate a
better opportunity li rarely offbred.
* J. B. BWKTMB,
No. 101 4tli stmt fttUbotKb.
i ~
oc2lbU»tfT
'?OR SALE OK TO I-ET.—The House £8
now oc4*o(iiiil hj IL X. MtOOWIN, No. 2J& Pot»b£3
Jcugnho 00 Ibo |ircaiUea. fe^JTut
•/“'IOKN—S,OOO baab. instore and forsaie bv
v bi»24 hituucook, Mociuaair tax
CSrocrrs,
PI TT3l> t'H GJI.
,IFoz Salt.
IBISn * MACKENZIE,
AtVji at Law, No. OQPonrth atm»t
A KEHTncmLCOMIftrHITT JCBTimifa ASSAOSl
hat!os.—The brutal morder of Thomas B Lowe
bj a mob at Hawsville, Kj„ has boon made the
subject or oomment in various quarters and the
conduct of the assassins who were guilty of the
murder of Mr. Lowe WbHe-he was defenceless,
has been severely criticised. The citizens of
Hawsvllle bave felt themselves called upon to
publish an elaborate justification of the aot. A
long documeot signed by John SterrcU, W P
D. Bush, Robert L. Boyd, and many others, ap
pears it) tho Louisville Journal, going to show
the seotlmeot that actuated theso “citizens of
Hancock County” in the tsnrder of
Tbe defence briogß up a long list of charges
•gainst Lowe, paints bis life in very dismal
colors, recounts acts of violence which be is aU
leged to have committed, and winds up with the
statement that he was “an habitual violator of
law, and a constant disturber of the peace and
quietude of the community.” Tbe murder of
Lowe In the jail at Hfcwsvilte Is justified by these
“citizens of Hancock County, *’ on tho ground
that he had threatened tho lives of certain par
ties against whom-be entertained n grndge. The
deed is>eoorded by the Kentucky gentlenion jo
aorisp paragraph, which tellsof a cold-blooded
murder in a very cold-bloodod style:
"After these threats were made known to
them, two of those threatened proceeded, with
out concealment, and in the presence of hundreds
of people, to tbe jail and demanded the keys of
the jailor, and oompelled him to open the door
of tbe cell in which the deceased was confined,
on d thereupon ike reports of pistols tore heard in
thepriton, and the deceased teat found immediately
afterwards a lifeless corpse.' 1
We do not learn that the other citizens of Ken
tucky express disapprobation of tbq, murder, or
that the gentleman who “demanded the keys of
tbe Jailor” have been held to aocount.— N. 7
Time*.:.
II ' 11. nYAN.
Tan -Boston Herald say?: "Tho Adirondack
Club; ibo prominent members of which are Ralph
Waldo .Emerson, James Russell Lowell, Profes
sors Stillman, A'gaaalz and Wyman, aro about
purchasing twolve thousand acres of land In the
wilds of Adirondack, building a eommodioas
camp bonae, and making alt convenient arrange-,
raents for their annual sojourn in the woods;—.
As Ibe.land can be purchased for 12$ cents per
acre, it will be seen that the land, 12,000 acres,
of woods, lakes, ravines, brook trout, bears and 1
panthers, can bo bought and paid for. without
producing any great panic in tho money market. 0
Tuia has been a great season for making Ha
pU;Bugar. Somerset, Cambria, aad Huntiag
don have produced. unusually 'largo quantities.
—BallidaysfoiTg Register.'
fittslmrgl
PUBLIiS®DAILYArh> '
S. RIDDLE As O 0..
run BTkxxT. abovi nutirnttß.
TilK DA ILTGA ZKTTk U OuUdat ircietpaj&tnite
Rut, and havinganesiauive dretthfffon f&cbtmaeti
*acn, and reaching alldaita, it (nduaaunUta adrxr-
Utm as Vie Utt medium Lhnugh w/aicA to nock Ou mbiie.
OS'TILS WKEKLT GAZKTTX iiiaiudtvtTy Weine*
*ay and &ilurday t on nUsrge blcnizt thttL and coniaint in
ndddion to the nnot t\f the. week, a end
rrlialU rrportoflhe MirlxLt, ammerdal atuTtxtHutarv af
nnrt, and an accurate BaakKoU Litt,aorrtdedvueldyJar
thit paper-making it tht bent Commercial Hewipaptr in dig
TBUMS l
DAILY—Six Dollars per annum, payable in advance, or
12*/cents per weuk, payable to tho Carriers
WEEKLY—Two Dollar* ncr-annom, loyahlelo advmnc*.
CluLa are faruished on too fallowing terms:
Fiat copies one year— —-.....1S 00
T nn “ “ “ 10 00
iwvnty- « « —..—.. a) 00
And one to the pencp getting up tlio slab free.
MB* Advance payments are strictly reqntml, *»d no r«
por will be sent after the lime is up to which It was paid.
B«t«i ol Advirdilai,
1 Bqoftraof 10 line*, 1
I “ “ « 2 “
1““ - 3 •
* “ - “ lm«k...u.
}“-“ - 3 “
00
1 76
- a 00,
........ 4 00
u 1 month... ........... sqq
“ a “ ?00
" 3 " —0 00
J " “ - * - 10 00
l “ “ 12 “ —— —OO
Yearly adTertUenaraaatitlodWouaaqQare^cluing
able at pteunre, par annum... %•. M
JtJ-Adrertiavnenti with CnUtrabl* erica.
pASTDaisa of Stock— Bia Fields. Mr. Wm
11. Ladd, of Richmond, Jefferson, county Ohio
‘ one of the best farmers and stock growers in the
Slate, through (bo Ohio Firmer gives bis ex*
pcricoce sod flows on (bo subject ofpaslnring
for stock, as follows:
As the time approaches for turoiog_atiimal?
to grass, I wish to say a few words JnrclntioQ
to pasturing stock, and enclosures for (hat pur
pose. 1
> Some farmers haro au idea that sheep are
| particularly Injurious to other stock. I hare
heard porsous say, “Sheep poison the pastures
for horses and cattle.” wero it not for a pre
judice of this kind, many would keep" eheep who
do not. Animals usually prefer clean to filthy
food. Herbivorous animats reject grass recently
trodden upon by themselves, or others, unless
compelled to cat it, and none more particular
iu this respect than sheep. Put aue hundred
eheep in an enclosuro of five acres, nod they
will pass OTer a Urge part of the lot before their
curiosity is saiinfied. By this time they have
probably filled themselves, and will tie down to
ruminate from one to three hours. They will
then rise to eat agaio, aod finding a large por
tion of the herbage recently trodden upoo, they
will seek the parts missed before, in search of
untarnished food, and by the lima they hava
filled themselves a second time, they have prob
ably beon over nearly the entire lot. 1 The third
time they in liko manner reject what they had
passed over before, aod keep running in Bearch
of puro herbage, and so travel, perhaps, four
times as much to satisfy banger, as they would
under more favorable circumstances. The sheep
will suffer from tbeso causes, and horses aod
cattle confined with them will also refaso to fill
themselves, look gaunt, and lose flesh, although
trampiog abundance of grass under foot. lam
satisfied it is because some confine their animals
to too email enclosures, or put too mao> on in
proportion to the pasture, that this hurtful pre
judice has arisen.
My stock do best when all the different varie
ties run together. Last summer I bad fourteen
mares aod colts, six cattle, and one hundred
eheep, in a rouge of ninety-six acree, about
twenty-five of which is woodland : and it was
almost universally remarked by those who saw
them, bow very fat they were.
If I had leu adjacent fields, contoiniog one
hundred acres, and intended them all for sum
mer pasture, I would Iky down all the cress fen
oes, so that all (he animals should have free
access to the eniircrange. lo so largo a range,
none have lo cat to-day what they passed over
yesterday, but may leave what they have trod
den upon, until it is purified by the air, daws,
or rains. So they always have fresh, pore her
bage before them.
Again, different animals prefer different va
rieiieH of food. What is refused by. tho borso
may be relished by the cow; nud wjbst is re
b<vtfelioiott«(o fhre
•ueep.
Again where the fealnrca of a
country are like this-** uneven surface,
heavily umbered and wattfrdl'by innumerable
streams—there*!* almosi-atwava some part of
the farm, including the'woodland better suited
to grating than tillage: while nnotberpart may
be well adapted to cultivation,' and by fenoioc
the former, including woodland, steep slopes,
•Vo., all io one a very heavy item e f
expense for erosa fences may be saved.
Kiti'iiks Deaiss — Ooe of (ho greatest uui
saoceH at thcback-door of many country houses,
is the kiicben drain. Every farmer and gardner
knows that slops from tbo Biok and soap-suds
from tbe wash-tub, if saved, would mabo&n ex
cellent fertilizer, and that if thrown upon tbe
ground at tbo back-door, they become offensive
to tbe eye and nostrils, as well as o source of
disease. For every mao who has a garden or
farm, we still recommend that all tbe refnse
from kiicben and chamber bo saved and applied
where needed. It may bo collected in barrels,
or conducted by troughs lo tbe manure heap
and there mixed with mack or other absorbents
But lo those (pitiable people!) who have do
desire to save slops, and woo wish only to be
decently rid of them, we. rcoommend a plan,
which we havo seen tried, and know to be a
good one. It was as follows: A plank spool
was made, three feet long, .two feet wide at one
•od, and one foot at the otfaet; the smallest end
was sunk in tbo ground near tbe kitchen door
The upper end contained a moveable sieve, with
holes an inch in diameter, and six inches below
this was another with holes half an inch in di
ameter. Between tbe two sieves, little refuse
matter in tbe slops passed through to clog op
the drain below. These sieves are easily re
moved and cleaned. A lid over the lop of the
spout to keep down offensive odors, completed
it. The lower end of this spout terminated la
a plank-drain six inches in diameter and twelve
feet long, laid below frost. This drain conduct
ed to a cess pool six feet deep and five feet
broad, which was filled op with oobblo stones
laid loosely, and with a considerable open space
in the center. From one side of this cees-pool.
a drain of tabular tile two and a half inches di
ametcr, ran off into an adjoining posture. To
oid la keeping his cess-pool sweet, and in car
rying off the liquid clean throngh tbe tile drain,
tbo water from tbecow troughs of an adjoining
shed or stable was eonduoled into the cess-pooL
At every considerable shower, this washed all
out thoroughly. This arrangement has worked
well for several years.— Amtr. Agriculturist
A Litoaet Cmiosirr.—A St. Pctcraburgh
journal has an article by which the publio is in
formed of a great literary treasure now in the
possession of the Imperial Library at Bt. Peters-
Durgh. It contains nothing less than the rec
ords of tho Bastile. When, during the French
revolution, the rich literary stores of the de
stroyed Bastile, together with those of number
less abbeys ami castles, wero dispersed to tho
winds, & Russian of the name of Dubrowsky,
who was attached to the Russian embassy at the
Court of Versailles, as translator, sacrificed tho
whole of his fortune in order to save these trea
sures os muoh as possible. Dubrowsky later
fell jiuto povery, but, for all • that, and although
a brilliant offer was made him, it is said, from
Koglond, he did not part with his collection, but
presented it to the Emperor Alexander, who re
warded him with a considerable donation and
pension for Ufo. Thocolledivn was kept in tho
Imperial Library, and only a few small and
particularly elegant volamcs were transmitted
to the Emperor's private library in tbo Ilormiu
ago. The following are the contents of this
valuable collection: Royal letters do cachet;
ordinances of the ministers to the officers of the
Bastile; notices and reports of the police spies
in references tothoprisoners; confiscated poems
and proso works; poems and writings in prose,
written in the Bostilo; and lastly, the records
of that formidable and hated prison. —London
Athen.nrm.
Lobd Macaulay has recently written for tho
Encyclopedia Britannica, a biography of Pitt,
Earl of Chatam. The most striking passage,
whon we consider the fact that Macaulay himself
hae reoently accepted a peeragc,:is the follow
ing:
Whatever might be his motives io accepting a
peerage, it is certain that it prated very preja
dical to his character, and that in consoqnenco
be sank as much io popularity as" he rose in
nominal dignity. The “great commoner,” ashe
was sometimes colled, had formed a rank for him
self, on the bam of his talents, and exertions, which ,
titular honors might abscure } _but could not illustrate;
and, trt/A the example of PuUeney before him, .he
should nave been careful to preserve tt untarnished
by empty distinctions, shared by the mean and the
worthless as veil as by the great, the oifted and the
good.
Toi eant and humbug of spiritualism are ob
taining some very thorough expositions. John
Fort, of Greenfield, N. H., publishes a long arti
cle,. In which he declares that for three years,
during which he passed as a very successful
medium, he was engaged in a continual series of
deception and trickeries. He says he never
knew amedium who really and honestly believed
in the control and guidance of spirits.' Mr.
Fort and Dr. Hatch can take plscee together
ISußmcsß jaottcfß & ffitiangcs.
THE UNDERSIGNED, under the name c>f
E. UAJtn A CO. haro formed a co-partotnhfp for tb«
purpose of carrying on the Tanning bgnum, in Dn/meana
Tbo highest prior In caah will be paid for (11 Im
C l f r, £i . ni : e,tb * r ll *he Tannery c,r at the stnr.- U
Diehard Card, No. 216 Liberty itieet, Pittsburgh.
RICHARD DAKD,
MICHAEL WILLRICH
DISSOLUTION. —In consequence of the
<k*tb of P. Faber, the co partnership of f. £ W. M
M AU ? R .«? o, « ,ll " o!Tftd ' ta tak# ootheflnt lost,
k. 5£E anta anJ bunneM of the late firm
vrUl beaettledb; WM. M.FABBR. All pcr»oo» Indebted
U Me the making immediate payment.
WM. M. PAHKK,
JAMBS HILL,
BEN. P. KANE,
PurTlring Partners.
“itUbnrgb, March SI, ISIS.
| 'lO-PARTNERSUIP NOTICE.-Tho on
dereigned, enrejrfng partners of the firm of F. A W. M
. ' b * T,B « p*rcnea*<j the estate interest of F. r»-
h'-r.dec'd.ln the old establishment, and entered Into part
nership under the name of WII. M. FABKR A Co. to take
effect from the let ln«L,<Uarch, l&W.) will continue el the
old "irks, the boaineM •( manufacturing Pt«am Kn»t„..
Woolen Mi w ?hlß.Gml»,C * s(in K %Ac,M former!
ly. and now aollrit from their frienda a ooolinnence of tho
rßTorj,hen*t«4.'reeo literally extended to the late firu
HU. M. PABKR,
JAMES MILL.
t „ BENJAMIN P. KANE
Pitubnrgb, March 21, 1159—nn2U:2wd
WM. M. -F'.A.B KR & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, IRON
FOUNDERS, Geunral Merh’.olrt* and Boiler Makers,
nw the PrcMjlrania Kailroed ramenger Dr pot, Pnu
burgn, Fa.,
Manufactory ell Mode of Steam Engine-, ranging from
three to 00. hnmlrrrt and fifty hor-c |«>aer, and stulid
Oriat Mute,Ba*Mill*. Bleat Furnace*, Facturi^a.Ac. Ac.
tiht* parti nlsr nttcntl>m.to Ihoremstntrtton «f Kurin**
end Machinery for Grist Mills, aoJ r..r Upright, Malay and
CirrnUr Saw Mill*. * * ’ , y * na
Have always ou hand finlaho.) and rc-idy f,.r ahhiweut at
abort uotico Kngiuc*end IMI-ri of any di*rripii<m.
fttiKhcd Bothfgend Meet lien work, eei»irat<di.»
*nJ Wrought firm Fhnftlaif. TTenouieetyrFumee in
*»tlet*;,end oontinne the manufacture of \Vo.,le Q Marhinr
ry and Machine Cnnla,
Oor price* am low.onr tnachin. ry of tho
l-wt <|Qa]ttj materials sod warranted in all <»!*-* i,.
ratiafactiou.
•S-Onters from nil parte ol the country s.dh-ltod -r.<t
ruuiptiy fiih-d. mrK: ,j tf
lUIMUhDTIoii,
MIK CO-PARTNERSHIP OF THE UN
. dt-raJped nnder tho style 0 f SINGER, UAUTSIAN A
,m ‘heft'.t tmt„ hr Dm u!n ..f Snn.n-I
It. Hartman a Internet In linemirrmlo Mom Nioiu-k a
Uw. who at. no w||| eettu the buain.wa of the UU. lirn.
JOHN W. 81NUAB,
BAM'L 11. lIARVMAN
JOUN F. JKNNINOP,
ALEXANDER NIMtCK
WM. K. NIiJICK.
ALKX M, WALLINUFORU.
FELIX It BRUSOT.
T CORDIALLY RF.COMMEND THE
A.”™ ; INasn . NIMIOK ft CO. tu my I,l™l. lh .
rutillr, «nd hup. the litoral ..f the old firm will
M esidßaento(ue Bewooo. SA.U'L. H. HARTMAN
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Tho an
-7111 COfeUtina *be manoOctnraor all kinds
oi eTFEL, BPKINQ3, AXLES, VICKS. Ac- Ac, under tha
■tyie of SINGER, NIUICR A CO. BhcOMd Mu*-1 Work*
Warehouse s 3 Water and 100 Fnmt aim,tv
JOIW ». BINQER,
ALEXANDER NIUICIi.
W. K. NIMICK,
FELIX a. BRUNOT.
M fc . * J OHN F. JKNNI.NQB,
—“L-l'll ALRX. M. WALLINGFuItD.
THE undersigned have associated with them
Id Iho ComcuiuloD BoMaoat Janh fim» [,•_ n i
SHoLeartU*, Ohio. Tin* fl *ylo of ,h* firm .“‘"XJ. £
heretofore. NIMICK A CO.
.jauz&iumz..
NIMICK «5b CO
COMMISSION MfiRC h’a XT S,
For (be lain of
f*lff Iron and Dionmi.
WATKR.gTREET, Firmcifia.
TUB undersigned have this day associated
wm, Ihen, la fiuatneu Thomu U. Lloyd. Uu> of ibo
Vl * T,e * ty,a of tho firiTl
will be Re*, Lion* A Fwlsttii. REA A FUUSVTU,
°* taoa. a. 40m zutz roams'
KUA, LiLftOTl) d L FORSYTH,
WHOLESALE OROCERS,
bsaibbs iw produce,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the nle of
PIC. METAL AND BLOOMS,
.. .. , So. U Water Street.
Ifcbyl, 185B;fel PlTTflfiumm, PA
©ommmsion, tot,
ALEXANDER OORDONr
COMMIBSION MERCHAN l
trad Pipe and Sheet Lead Armh,
dealer in
p/0 AXD BAR LEAD, SHOT,
American and Manilla Hemp,
No. 121 Second abcei, PUuburgh. Pa.
GICO. O. miftTENREtIGRII,
Pnmmlssion and Forwarding Merchant,
steamboat agent
COLUMBUS, KY.
OUnmlgamepU mpoctfaUy «o»cImh1. mi
ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer,
ftwlocetna Commlraion Merchant, No. 3-JSTSb-rij
went BaHroad Pawcagrr Dopot, PitUburch, Pa. npd
i. a. uaaiTi„.„. : Jouw urdmt
F r^ J ,r MOOE3TT «, CO.,
LOUR FACTORS and Prodaec Ctiramifi
klno MuchinU, fortbn *al*> i>rFk>ui\Oiatn, fcwrt* aud
I J ro{Joc«gßu t . r *|ly, No* fi'UartTO Wat*ratr«wt, PlUabtircb
. f■•■»-!/
mttO; .....
i. U. CUffltoj. - • *L OUiMOUK.
X B. CAOTZBBS tft CO.,
CommliiloD 4b Forwarding Merchants,
Aod Wboltmle Dealer, in
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
„ butter, lard, poru, bacon, flour, fisu,
Pot A Pi-arl AahM, Balrratu, [J a teed A Lard Oil, Dried
FVnlt and Produce generally.
Mac. 11l and 143 F#om Street,
. PITTSBURGH, PA.
HITCHCOCK) acOUKKRY A CO.,
(Soecanon to Huffman, M'Crwry A Co.)
Forwarding and Commission Morchanta,
And Whotraal! T>*lrrs In
Produce, Floor and Wool)
; A'o. I&3 Front and 122 NrcoAd Fitiiburgh, /fc
aphlyd—ray 28
MoDANK A ANJER,
rtiLtu m
F >our, Grain and Produce.
Communion and Forwarding Merchant*,
Nt,. i:t StcimdSi., Pltulunjh,
wySLlyd
•«isauniuiugn„Boj»Mia r.Pirrrr. wKmow.
SPRUIOBR lIARBAITOn A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
_ dealers in
Wool) Hides, Provisions & Produce Qoncrally,
293 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Henry a kino, (late op the
flnoor Kin* A Moorhead,) Commisrion Mercbstj,
•ad Dealer In Pig tdetal and Blooms, No. 70 Water «tre?t, be
low Market, Pittsburgh, Pa. apIS:
Z2.REEN APPLES—IO bbls. in Koreand
\J for rale by mrll IflAlAlf PICKET A CO.
e REAM TARTAR-1500 lbs. powdered for
Ale by D, A* FAHNESTOCK 100-
mrSd ccnuroTWoodfcalJUitft*.
VOLUME LXXH—NUMBER 95.
insurant*,
Continental Inmranee Company.
luorpmted b, Ot fajidotar. „/ rnoniUmi*,
WITH A
PBIIPETUAL CHARTER
Authorized Capital, One Million Dolhuv-
Secured and Accumulated Capital.—.......
HOME OFFICE.
A 'o. 61 Walnut Stmt, above Second,
g , |^ j ln,nr * ncoon Balldingm, Faroltnro, Morchindiae, Ac.
Marinolnxuimncc on Cargoes and Freight*, toMI parts of
the world.
Inland Ituoranceon Good*, Ac, by Lakes, Rivera, fiawai f
and tend Carriages, to M! parts of the Onion, on the moil
uToroble terms, cuuiateot with tccsrlty.
_ ot&xcnita
PMU.Hj.}^ LLAI>AY > for of Deodi, kc^•
JonW B N- W iw B iJ?^ er i y Ep ? l * icr of wuu -
JOlra N. firm of Coleman I Smith, Importing
.r^^“t Ca L lOTylrowh ® nll » No * 21 North Thin
street, ebore Market, FLU*
««■
KgT T A ! U> .r Arm of Mscbette * Rcfrael,
HOWARD IILNCHMAN, firm of Uriogston A Co- Produce
MorchantJ » No. 278 Market Bt^^hov,
„ _ GEORGE W. COLLA.BAY, FreddMit
Oalmi Woooa, Secretary. ’ inwotll ‘
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent.
Ho. 24 Fifth street jfqp "t^lraj
Delaware fflatnal Safely Immanee Compan;
Incorporated by the Legislature qfPtrauylcania, 1535.
Office, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut ats v
PHILADELPHIA-
u-Kb-rfix.
AtuU of the Company, Nov, Id, 1 567.
gMBSSS JasSt=f KSS!S SS
Railroad k JoromnceCoa.; lajsOS 00
mil* , 830(901 08
tWIOB bjDil« j»o anil <a
Balance* in Uaudjof Annta t*.— l 1
.j&acaa in band* of Agtata, Premiunj«*oa
auriße PoUdearowntljr lamed, and oth
er debt! doe the
Sabacrtption Note# Z
MBBCTOU
JIWI 0. Hariri.
Tbeophilu* Paulding,
June* Troqtuir,
William Eyre, Jr.,
J. F. Peniiton,
Joaboß P. Hjn,
Bwaoel B. StoVci,
B*n Tf Bloaa,
Junta B. UeJkria
TbM&M 0. Hann
Robert Barton, Jr_,
John B.Semple, Pitab'u.
D - T. Morgan, «
J.T. Lomu» «
JARTIN. President.
C. HAVt>, Vlcn.PrretdeDt
William Marlin,
Joavph 1L Seal,
Edmnnd A. Scadar,
John 0. Darla,
John &. Ptnroso,
Q«urg« Q-Lojper,
Edward Darlington
Dr. B. M. liuston,
William C. Ladwis,
Ungh Craig.
Bw-oecr.Mcnraia
Coarte* Kdlej,
11. Jouea Brook h.
Jacob P. Jonr«
fitnar Lruocn, forn-tnr^.
a. Madeira, Ajc^o^
>S Water Pitut.nr>,
abllyd—Ul:
great western
INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY
OFFICE IN COMPANY’S BUILDING,
N 0.403 WALRCT STREET.
STATEMENT OP BUSINESS POB YEAR ENDINO OOIU
BEK 01,1868.
•cetml frit Pn-mluma.
“ “ InU*n>«t, IU-nla, Ac-.
91,605 45
... 7,825 4!) tW.390 W
tosses, Axpento, Comml*
■iooK, Ro-Ininranc*, Aotarned
Premlnras, Ar OO
_ . « ASSISTS.
Heal Kststn, Deals A Alorfagca,....} 143,230 CH>
— <1,016 00
Bills Receivable. .-..t* 7*l
Unsettled Premiums sod other
debts doe the Company— (rl
Cash on baud, and io the hands of
Agents
. i $375,253 pa
At a mooting of (be Stockholders, convened -a th« l&th
oltimn, ttio Ldtowinx peO"ti« wen- elecfd DUtECTOK.I l»r
the eu»alDg year, viz: -
Ch*rlt>« u. Lathrnp, 1423 Walnut fYrma.
Alexander WUjOden, Merchant, 18 North Ptm>l --
William Dariinß,.i:i33 Pine etrrrt
iß&aa Hnrlehurat, Attorney and Gouuaclior.
iohaC. Ilanter.flrmnf Wright HanttrACo.
B. Tracy, Arm of Tracy A Co, fckddamlth’a UaJI.
John IL McCurdy, firm or Jonee, White A MefJbrtv
Tboa. L.GlUespie, firm of Gillespie A Zeller.
Jm. D. Smith, firm of Jam. B. Smith A Go
John |L Vagin, office comer of Seventh and
Danitl L. Collier, QrmofC. U. Grant A Co.
Thomas Potter, Tdl) Arch street.
Charles Harlan, corner Walnut and Sixth straeu.
J«na. J. Slncnm, offioa 161 Sooth Foartb street.
At a nibseqnrtit meeting of the Board GUAI.K.4 C.
LATHItOP wav nnaolmotxaly re-olcctod Proddent. and Hon
WM. BARLING Vice President.
, , JAMBS WUIGUT, SccretarV.
DISCONTINUED OCEAN MARINS
(DLL I.ISMS hnt Steamboat floll Uiaka on Western
•iver» taken m a Lcrrtotnte.
-&O44DEXTCU, A&at,.
NV97 W»w-tr**L
PIKli INHliiu NCR,
or vna
Kflioete Mutual Insurance Company o
f UILADUMIU
m. Br.n.lltis., 1.iiu11.,1 or I'. rpetu.l.M,!. hii.lie, F„n.u„r.
Ac, In Town or Country.
Offico - No. 308 Walnut Street.
Gt«?4isi:7.tt<J...A l K,*w t2S2,<totffl._ln»eatedaa fuil.-.u.-
Flml Mortgagson ImprovedOlty Property, worth
double the amount „ —ll2O 200 00
Pmna. Railroad Co’a 0 i>er cent. aiortirace Loan *
*30,0)0, coat. .!!*. ’ 33,500 00
Allegheny cutiuty i) percent Poona. IL R. Loan.. 10 000 00
PciiuajlTaaia Railroad Co’a Stock Jjim oo
Stock t-rthe Hrlianco Mntnal Insurant* 00..*."*. OO
Stock ofOnanty yira Inenrance Co 1060 00
tKiil; .it Sundry Inaunhiw Ce.nj.4ni„ ; w
Situ I,unities* i>ap>‘r
Book Accunnu, accrued interest, etc ta
On»h on hand und In Rank "
_ •. $252,466 60
CLEii TINQLKT, PnaliUnt.
OIKCCTOI3.
Cipro Ttnglej.
Wm. R. TLoni(eM-a.
Darld S. ‘iroau,
C. BterenaotL,
S&mtx>l Blipham.
Robert 8 two,
William Mtaut
BncJ. W. Tingler.
' ftl&rah&ll mil,
7- Lothrop,
Wia*. LeUod,
Jacob T. Cantina,
Smith BoWen,
Wb.M. Samples PiltaLV.
. lUKCIIUAN,F«{TcUrT.
J. Q. COFFIN, Agrat
«er Third and ~VY~ood itrfcta
John R. Worrell.
H. L. Caraon,
ftobertToland,
Moms Johuvm.
O. 8 Wood,
JaDlMrt W<v>il\r)i.j,
Ni>rtl>-*Kjt corn
Mcrthanb' Insurance Co. of fhilailelnSia,
WM. V. PETTIT, Prwit D. J. UcOANN, Secretary.
Amount ot Capital Stock paid lo and iDTC9twL...|2fXM)OO 00
* or ‘ ,ln * - - -/aSssaft
, _ m
C-rgi. KUk! OB the Ohio aod Miaaledppl JUrera and
uibotarb*. Insurce agahut lo« or damit»~l>» Flro.
»f»lim th« porili of tho Bra, »ud'lnkurl
Narigattoa and Transportation.
nr or. DIRXCTOM.
„ :1 pel ‘ t '' Io | , “ C.Montgomery, John M. Pumxoy, D. J.
M. Canu, K. P. Witmor, Rena Guilloa, BeuJ. L. Woolatoo.
T U poi , , n ’ CWI " B ‘ VVT, B h f J- P»«SS;
WM. V. PETTIT, Preaidcat,
. „ , »«• r. WITMKR, Vlre Trt>.lrt« ut
uwmmt J UoCakh, Secretary,
aarzazas.
Sclgbr.Lamb A Ov, Pliiladelph’*
Rack, Morgan A Stklfolo; do.
Tniiu, Bro. A do.
Pomroy, Caidwrdl A Co., de.
A. T La no A do.
Bteltimitx, Joatlce A Oo- do.
PITTanURGII OFFICE, No. W 7 WATER STREET
* n6:dtr B- W. POINDEXTER, A«rj>L
Frenhltn Fire lasnraace Oomptay of
P n 11, ADEF.P B i A .
„ oaacrou.
Obarlf* W. Banrker, Adolph R. Bode,
UeorKO W. Richards, h»n»| Qnot,
rbom*j Hart, Dadd 8. Brown,
Slordeeal D. Lewis, Jacob B. Smith,
Tobtaa Wagner, UorrU Pattcncn.
CILULLKS N. RANCKiR, Proai.ioot.
Oomn 0. Bascxxb, Secretary.
Thi« Company oonUanw to make tiunraocea, permanent
<,i limited, on aver* description of proparty tntovnaud
»t rates os low u am consistent with security.
The Company base nwertwl a largo coatmewit fond,
which, with tbolrtipltal and Premium*, safely InTMtod,
aObnl amplo protection to the anurod.
i. (he Company,onJanuary Ist. 186l,*spab
lir~ **"***’* *° tb * Act °» A"wnhly, were a* follow*
Uortgagna-..
Real Katet0.........
Temporary lo»n»
OMh, kZ
$1,212,704 44
Binc« tholr Incorporation, a period of jr. al .
they hits paid opwanU of Oo« HilJk>a, Four HAudred
thoneaad Dollars lom by Urn, thereby affurding .-ri.S-urs
of the adruntagre of Inmraoco, M well a* their al.llii* .ml
dlipoaftinn to nn-nt with prtunptnrea all liabilities. i
j. aAiLONioi cornu, Agent 1
*plP 001 co BonthoMt cor. Wood >pd Third «U
BosongshtU ifuartnci Onmp»y,
OP PITTSBUKr.a.
Ornoia* —JAMBA A. U<ITCHIBON, President
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Omc*, No. M Warm Enm,
►*»« Auun Againti a 3 ktndj of Firt and Jtotnf Rt
ABBKT3, NOVEMBER 20rn. IBS:
Ptock Due BUI*, payable 00 demand, second by - v
S !
uillfl RoceirmLle 1 <S m
!ftrt* h H^ P *p ( ll CbS 3 kfl ’ n t ak Sloe*—fl|l6s 00
l S a do do do f/175 00
60 do Bahk of Pittsburgh do do 2,760 00
*0 do Exctmugo Dank do do 2,050 00
Ruance of Book Aeeonnta... _ , aAso 41
n “ b -“ - —, 45,763 76
eiMcroas:
Wo.D. notmn*. ‘ Win. A, Oaldvet),
Robb Dal toil, Wilson Ufller,
Wm. lira, John llcDeritt,
Joseph-Kirkpatrick. Goo. A- Berry
James A. Ilntehlson '
_UTW; HENRY M. ATWQQD. Be e *y
Pitubnrgb msnranec Company.
Office, No. 96 Water Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.-
9. A. RisxiuaT, Sec’y
] ora res against Hall tad Cargo Rigfc. on the
And against ten or Dtsug* bj Rre.
“‘ ,l loUnJ
Robari (Hlwiy,
&omel UcCtarkeo,
Jowph P. Qazam, Up
John Scott, '
JuMaHanhalL '
Stvid JUcbojv
Jndm W. Hiilnwo,
MfrpsqfSH/-
Atoeato Bridle,.
John B. Beidi,
John Mltrtaa,
Nathtm f. Hart.
BobertßobtaKL
William GUT*
fdwtlLHartlay,
/oha^Qfll,
Fire, Haflne and Maud insurance
TNSURANCE CO. gpNORTH AMERICA,
J. " PHILADELPHIA* - ■ Z■ 1
toia&lSSS** 10.1550 ._TSIVU9 i O2J ST.
A ErSJS^^rrV^ 111, Q - OcCn * &unocl W - Jo-ha
Jah™Neff I «£htLfn B,^ b » Thjlar, AmtrowWhite
Wood - 'nm«a Welsh,-TTillfcim E.
IISS M«ri« W»lo, John Mum.
•^^^‘JSSiSffSgBRU
STATE or PA..
. , Incorporate, 1701—Capital
Aswta Fobruiryi, ISSO 1 *J»,OCp.
DIILEOTOBS—Hear? ».Bbm^f£^^&i^£ 4s *
Macalertor. William 1 Smith,
£«“«. Chart*. 8. LMrb, Gwrg* C .cJSSpJuSZ S'
White. Georcan.stnart, Sunoel G ran w,-'
’•SSESfiSSSy.
Pennsylvania Inai
11,000,000
631,600
rarance Compaqy
OF PITTSBURGH,
ome. Ho. oa Fourt... Scot,
/•laicrcis:
SS-S*.
Chartered Cipit»J-— um
MJIr. U 1 M.rlno EHt s uktn cf >n faS
_ ~ cmeag. '.
President—A. A. Cmm>.
Jlc® President—Eodt Pabxesos.
B»aetiry tai Trowm—LPmaSrecct. m
western Insurance ComraS
OP PIT T 8 BV R fI"U *
».* aoaDOrf, EKa^ >n ° e ' W
omaz,K °- Kyr t^JsSl &; ‘ w “' tat “
. 43 **»**/’ #*re antf
to:/Hrtcten. «**«*.«&(
E&BSZF 3 ® ■2&fc«KS3?*S
i3r?SgS£%?’ lM " ,,U Uttp ’**
, ' t . ASSETS, OOTOBEE SO, JBM.
Acceasu. .• 1103,500 oo
S£^r::r— — SS «■
OffloePanUtore. -1””” . *352
Open AccotmU- ...... 14,304 66
C>lfa.M.e. 1,-ie.~.,...».l l n l9) It '
7!i £4
Bull Discounted ... 149,402 SO -
03,730 57
100,000 00
•703,735 3V
Qeorge o«rai»,
R. Miller. Jr.,
J. W. Bader,
0. W. Jeckeoo,
J*ma»McAal«<j,
Aleiinder
Andrew Ackloj,
uol6:
Philadelphia Wire and Idit*
1 S 8 O R IfICKCOHP iH Y,
N*>. 149 Cliesnat Street,
OPPOSITE 'TUSiOBSTOir QOITSS
Will *ll kind* v f Insurm**, t jUiw PerwtaaJ-oi
description «* or
'troaco&«M»rate«of prvmluni -
ROBKKT. I\ KINO. IW.I-EL.
M W. OAUJWIN, Vico rr«[rlw„(
M&tCTOM.
| . iL IL Cope,
George \Y. Brow*,
Joerplj B. Pml,
Jolin Carton,
H. Wilor.
Chsriee p. Ha;m,
B. a fiQKUsli, <
P. a B*T«ry,
O.'Sbnrnum,
8. J. Megargeu, i
t. BIACMTJIH*,B»,-jrt»r>.
.$25?,800 00
. 61,453 03 $275*253 03
CUizeot’ Insurance t'omp’y of rittiborclT.
WM. BAGALEY, pmMeot,
BAUUKIi L M AUBIIKLL, Sncrt*Urj.
OJHu Wain- fitrut, Uttoten Mariei Jfi«d Sit
UqU rfml Cargo Rial* un thn Ohio and Ht*-
Rlrt-ra, and Trthotvim.
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fiami
IbgftUj,
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fflr Walter Raleigh, Kingsley's new book;! ‘
The Atonement, by Barnes;
Thearethodlit—lncidenU from Life In IhoTUhinmrdCVth
ferenoo, by Miriam Flotcber, 2 roU; 1
Tho Union Fast, byßiahop Kin;
Noon Prayer Meeting, by Chamber*;
The.lnheritance of Saints, by Guthrie,
Heroea and Herd Worship, by Oarlysto, with mibyothen;
Cart era, Harper’s, Tleknor’s, Appleton’* and A .8. d, Union
new pnblleatlon*. mr j 7
■vnsw spaing Looks, u t
j.l K. o. COCHRANE'S, Allegheny.
ffimtls.
AHEUICAS HOUSE, BOSTON,'
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AK-Jsg
liiiSJiS*' 1 ‘5 N " En 3’“ J h ..3.
nndcmnr anuafrom .11 lio ronwoV
.lt contain* all the modern improvement* and
coDTSTricoce for the comfottand accommodation or
•.S M 'l iB ? pobUe ' Tb®»l««Pi«S««m*ar* Urge and well
realilatod; the endue or rooms are well armored, and
pieteiy fcnaUhod for families and large traveling mrtW
and Ibebooso irtHcootlone to b*> keptna a flr*» e i.l?n
In cry woect. J.llnlly LH'vln !Ucg. P,„nriJS
...$018,123 OS
- 7 B 7B
... 80,080 17
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TCDWELL A SCRBLI..
B A 3NT K B H 3
. SOMERSET, PEN.VA. *
<J~Collrct iocs solid led and Retnre* promptly remitted'
61,339 00
..... fivue si
unizrcu.
MECHANICS’ BANE, PitMranb.
R. PATRICK k 00, do
raiur
TXTHOLES ALE'DESXERS IN FOREIGN '
TV FRUITS, NUTSodJ SPICES,OOMrECTIONKttt
SUGARS, SIRE WORKS, Ac, Ktu 39-WOOD STREET
oppo«U» ft Cbarlffl Hotel, PUteborgh, JPaL *
GOLDTIIOUP «Jfc KOHSfi
Gas and steam pjlttbrs.no. -.130
THIRD STREET, tretirwn TTocd anJ HiolthG-ld >t«
ofJKuoJ!* 8 °° h * nd CluflJelicrt ’ B*™**** ud FUlnres
ln a. napeilnrAll ordnr.pmmpu, >
_**'Al», Ptani .r,J Fp*dllc»lli)r. fonilllwa" far ri„
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mrfctyd
“JffiiaA“ S T ?a SFSJffiS •
BfISW&'SSiaS
««yer s vermin Destroyer ciq bo had, wbol«al« aadwtoil, .
” „ „ JOS. PLK3ID7O,
- * art * Cors*f Diamond and Mar>rt «tW)i.
$240,700 71
A. CARD—Having closed, our storCm the
Diamond, Allegheny City, tro wocM. return oar'
ll w?? ,a . r tho Tai 7 liberal patrona** hwtowsd oponae
WWW doing bnrine— In <>w» fHamnnd, and OTIIJ reepett- V
•oily acliclt a continuance of the now at osrwr houaa oo •
fedora) at, near Leacock, whero it will be en
dearer to merit it, WIL FRANCE,
felO Federal it, near Leacock. Allegheny.
FINE TEA.—Just xec’d at Frascs’s. Fam-
U/.Qrocery and. TeaEtare, Federal AUr-gLeny f,
half cheata of the cholceat Swjona Orion* and aril) J* irii
for 75 cents per poaod. OaH and try It. 1 •- /■ - *
1 .bos. pkimeavhitebeansT"
1«/U}odo do - -Timothy Seed. -
JtUtrw’Jandfcraaloby S&BIYEft U DILWOBTH
Pt» : : Jj—lA.:--. 130 aod 183gocoadat.
winßwbhaMs.- ,
l Odd Eonhiroi, Plala, Cottle. «i*lotli«r S
fur sale a: 100-Oiirtctti tYirirorsu, 25 AY, Bt CJtiry' '
unA itl - j. jt H. : gnmny •
S> LEAGUING POWDER—^lOrasta
,t»rSJ ;B. L. MHSgJfX*
insurant!,
$301,710 01
Web. ilcKalgbt,
Nath&nisl Holm**,
Alux. Nlniick,
D»rtd M. Lung,
William 11. Smith
O W. Kicketoon,
JR, EL QOBDOS,
0. 00PF1N, Agent,
tf-Third soil Wood street
niixcrois.
| Hon. Tbo«. M. How*,
r Ca[.t.Nark Sterling.
6. Si. Kl=r,
John fl. iiiltrortb,
'PrandM Sellers,
J<4>a Blifptoo.
Walter Bryant,
Uwcll, Jr.
Boots.
KAY A CO, U Weed it-