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INAGCRATION OF TllE JACKSON STATUE AT
• NEW ORLEANS.
80,000 PEOPLE PRESENT
On Saturday, February 9th. the equestrian
Statue of General Jackson, by ('lark Mills, was
inaugurated at Now ()Hearts. From the Pica
yune's account of the ceremony we take the
following:
AS 11 O'clock approached, the various military
companies, the civic dignitaries, the benevolent
societies, and other bodies who had been invited
to join in the procession, began t o f orm into lino
on Canal street, under the orders of General
Tracy. the Grand Marshal (If the day. rid:
line, if extended out, would make froM two and
a half to three miles in length, but before it had
formed in its entirety the first portion of it com
menced its march towards Jackson Square,
where the monument had been erected. These
movements were effected in strict accordance
with the published programme, the Louisian
Legion forming the lending military escort under
the command of General ralfrcy. Following.
the Legion were the Jackson Monument ;4.0c i
tier; the artist, Clark Mills; Mr. Richards, ti n •
designer and architect of the pedestal ; the t )ra
tor of the slay ; the Governor of the State 1111,i
staff, and in proper order, the various
military, civic and other bodies who had been
invited to participate in the day's pageant.
At twenty minutes before 12, the first portion
of the procession entert. , l the ancient Place
d'Armes—now Jackson Square--the name hav
ing been changed in honor of the Hero r.f New
Orleans, after it had been determined to erect in
its centre an equestrian monument to his me-
The statue, which ,Istilds ill the centre nr
Ft t uare, Ava:+ veiled with a ,hght rva, ewirt,
mud to the right, lo,,kini2: towards the ricer.
there was m canopy ..f an,' a id,a;f"i
from Whirl, the inaugural oration was to b e ,I,
livered. ••
Still'poured into the square the living tide-- t
coinpany after company, society after society--
with music, harmers and all the imp o sing at ,
pointments or a grand civic and militar:: show , .
At length it was tilled till it could hold no Mere,
and the !+ll - 001:4 all round : and the cast spar,•
extending from the square to the river, w,
crowded with "no dense totes of interrs , te , l -pc--
talons. But this was not all. The
the palatial Pentalba which ornament
two sides of the sq in re, were trap- , fernmd
the occasion into picture galleries, front N 1 II
creole beauty shone forth in all its eliqrins. t tai
these vans galleries, awl on those or t h e 1 ,„1,1„•
buitaings which e%telt along I 'hartres
several thousands of fair women mid brute
had taken their stand-points, ail whits star. ,
ihg were themselves observed. Even the cupol,
of the old City Ilall and lite tow et• of the
&al of tit. Lonis, were not without their 1.,+
visitants, who, from dizzy heights, looked down
On the vast sea of humanity beneath, arol watelool
the day's Being' with most commanding I I:4i .
The view of the square ail ui
was truly Bright skies were aloi,e,
bright eyes were aroon , l• ail all the acres -, n les
of the occasion were bright and cheering Hoye
were stalwart forms, not only from this city, 1 -111
front all portions of the Stale :u it our sister
States: and e very portion of the wide Fpn:k•l
Hnion contributed its quota to the galaxy ~l
beauty which shone around.
Among those conspicuous on the square were
the veterans of 1!411-1:1, and to them the ~ a y
was truly a prowl one. A monument was &boa
to be inaugurated to the hero .of a battle field in
which thef were actorA. and in that hero and
that field their dearest memories bail I , llg been
centered. With them was the tattered banner
under which the Louisiana militia fought and
c,ouluered on the plain. of Chalmette. And
well may they be proud of it. for it was wrought
in gull by the fair daughters of the 'rm:ritt •
(lily, and presented to them and their associates
with a prayer for their success. Even in it+
shreds it is still looked upon with revereo ,, .
May it prove prophetic of future triumphs!
We noticed among the veterans one who, on
the 19th of November, Inns, as.64ted in rais.ng
the first American flag which ever I:uttered also,e
that square. l'reviously.the senoritas of proud
Castile had looked live to ryes which -spoke
again, — beneath the venerable sycamores whieh
once towered above the Place d'ArmeA. Alter
that - , when years had passed away, this now
grey-haired veteran had joined in defending the
city front an invading foe. .Inother decade of
years passed away. and 11,, participated in the
uvation given by the city of rhino to l b,
brave Lafayette, and at the end of ancoher
,Linen o f y ears b e presents himself to take a part
in the inaugsration of a monument to Jack am.
There were also the colored veterans, with their
inimitable drummer, honored and honoring toe
occasion by their presence.
As soon as the square was filled, the venera
ble General Plaudit% in an outburst of enthusi
asm, looked towards the monninent, anil exelaint
ed in French, Jackson, the. saviour of
Louisiana—the saviour of Louisiana!" This
was the signal of loud and repeated linzTas
which made the buildings in the neighborli, , od
ring again.
L. J. Sipir, Esq., the orator of the day, was
then introduced, and delivered a very elegant
address, which was frequently interrupted by
applause. As soon as he had ended, the c..ver
g was taken front the statue. and the bronze
horse and his hero rider were revealed to the
gaze of the a. , seinbled thousa nd s nmil deaftniwr
cheers, the loud acclaim of artillery, and spiri
ted music front the bands iii attendance. This
done, the Hon. A. It. CriisFinfin led forward Mr.
('lark Mills, the arti,st by whom the stattn ,
been executed, and introduced him to the .•pec
.
tators.
Mr. 9lillr then delivered the folhrsving rddru,n
" Ladies and Gentlemen—The statue latforu lie ro
prosents one who, with it handful of men, roved
himself the saviour of your lemittiful cite. 11C
is there represented as he appeared on the morning
of the Slit of January, forty -salt years ago. 11.. has
advanced to the centre of the line in the net re
view: the lines have come to present :Inns Re a ...dote
to their commander, who in acknowledging it by
raising his chapeau, according to the uiilitarry it
idiotic of that day. His restive horse, anticii, wog
Ite next move, attempts to dash down the line ; the
hridle hand of the dauntless hero being tunic! ni
der, shows that he is restraining the horse, w ttsc
open mouth and curved neck indicate that the ani
• mal is feeling the bit. I have thought this explana
tion necessary, as there are many critics who profess
not to understand the conception of the arlist.
"Ladies and gentlemen, it will be to my memory
a dark day indeed, when I shall forget the V nt3tvrn.:l
of fazes around Inc ; and should this humble ctli;rt
s meet your approbation, my proudest retim•tion will
be the consciousness of having perpetuated,
perishahle brouzc, OW torn MII.I faatnres 11i n , )
111080 life and character hare always been toy mtiel
ration."
Mr. Mill was cheered to the close, and music
followed, well discoursed.
Gen. Plauche then advanced and annefinced
that the ceremony was ended, and the commis
sioners and invited guests on the platform rne
to depart, being, of course, followed by n i theis,
the firing of the artillery yet continuing.- The
venerable Bernard Marginy then antiouuced his
intention of addressing the spectators in Fri Dili
as SC/VI as the firing of the salute was concluded,
anti accordingly did so at some length and with
great spirit, his remarks eliciting app us.'
many points. They were principally ditteeled
iffrevietveT the great event in commemoration of
which chiefly the statue had been erected, and
to a eulogy on the patriotic feelings which it had
excited and rendered of imperishable strength.
The immense crowd now endeavored to get out
of the square, down front the thronged roofs and
balconies, from the Cathedral steeple, the lamp
poste, tile masts, the rigging, the piled merchan
dise art the levee, nod every other point that had
been seized as affording vantage ground to view
the imposing ceremony, and to get homeward.
This,however, was not to he effected eitheriapidly
or easil y . Many ladies and children suffered not
a little in getting through the gates of the square,
and after they got out the dense crowds in the
streets effectually prevented everythinglike rapid
progress.
Numerous wreaths had been prepared for the
purpose of decorating the statue as scion as it
should be unveiled, but it had been decided, for
sufficient reasons, that it would he wise not to
assent to that addition to the ceremony
Altogether, we can confidently sny, it more
brilliant, imposing or enthusiastic ceremony has
never been witnessed under any circumstances,
anywhere within the limits of the Union. Not
less than 01,1100 persons were in and around the
square during the inauguration, some of whom
hod traveled hundreds of miles to witness the
interesting sight.
After they had left the square, the dovernor,
most of the members of Legislature, and various
other civic and military functionaries, repaired
to the residence of Mr. Kennedy, the U. K. Mar
shal, and partook of an ample collation which
had been generously provided by Mr. K. Sub
sequently the Governor reviewed and inspected
the Legion, the Washington Artillery, the Na
tional ti auras and the Continental Guarilii, at the
Place d'Armes ; on leaving, he received a march-
,ainto at, the gates, when he was escorted to
o quarters.
After nll the ceremonies of the day were over,
the Governer of the State, and hie valite, the
gentlemen of the Legislative Committees, aml
the meinhers of the Nionument Association, the
artists of the statue, and other guests, sat down
to a splendid dinner, at the St. Charles llotvl.
the city authoritJe•,.
The dinner wa,.. provided and served in the
es; =h lc or Messrs. Hall & Ilildreth, and 80111 C
WO kindled gentlemen not down t ttl takll of
t. :011. of the city. t,s
Nldernian Imgenlothl and C,d. Stith, on the part
it the I until. aml Gen. Tracy, Grand :Marshal
if the day, and Gen. Palfrey, presided.
Fn.ul the IVrtahiltgltat Cot roataaalettco of the N. Arnett. att
The Wheeling It e idge ease, which attlaicted
much interest here three years ago, is about t o
receive its final adjudication. It wit! be remem
bered that the Supreme Court decided the bridge
was au ole-druction to the free navigation of the
and by arresting the progress of steamers
plying between Pittsburgh xnd Cincinnati—in
sluicing theta to lower their chunnies -- gave se '
, tindue commercial r re ion. tic,: to W heeling. That
d e cre e made it uocerxara for the bridge to be s o
in, titled o
t remve these obstrartion2.
situ us it was annonaced, Mr. Itadgcr
dnrrd a hill in the Semite, or ranter tarkr , l on
an allielithliellt In the feet t)aiCe iircinring
thin bridge a pent now , sinil a legiti iitriirture
t :tinted directly at the adion of the Ihiurt,
nil tray the first III:41111M) in the iiii.tory of the
iiivtirtitaetit where an iitifort 111:l•le
ation overthrow
leCi•-i“IIS of that ti aioi especially 1. r the
ittietit or aca rihir.iti , iii The inlluoncc of that
iitieeeilent tnd ilaitgerha4 exainpli• may le
hereafter mitt, .or. if the op::.
of It i o tiitope ‘ itoo Coort fife t.i ho reeer<eil
tikiin the ,triettptlii o. n lelllpt.r3ry slant .r
popular iletiii.teiitrittitittiii there emu he
neither <afelt nor ititatiitity to the iv ln i ti t iittr it tieli
it the 1:1 Nt'. A prove., veil upon tie
tie esecnu , •n of the .Liner
it the tietiiiti Litt it IN:11 , on the groun•l
th.it act of t'ongr•i! ren.leiod
\ action of c.rut,•nlpt W 34 tutu
the nott-tiNetilitiott it (,10
:111 , 1 hit ru<t• NT3 , nrtitittt•ii.
It is IIII•It•r"14w.1 111111:1 largo majority of
the hitch it 111 sustain 11l ~ astitntionaloy
the and thm-. it effect. nolhly their own di
et-lon attemp:lng to set op fo) tutu
He judgment against such bight :tot moat). tni,
transition dept seem too-t extraordMary. Alm
unless I tun zl of y deeelled • it is the heginnitv-t
:if a system which must, in its prictical op
N .ra
on. sohj , •ot the opinion+ C o
that Court t Ihe
reVIOW or primary tootling-. and thu IC/111;1H3
Il4llls ior demagogues on et ery stomping gill
The country 113 s always hota.i, lonveVer 111114• 1 .1
mher departments rf ti 11oternment
yield to stippose t t popular influences. and ~•
render something of the time-honored landmarks
to eonsiderations or expediency, that the ,ten
prone t:ourt would maintain its integrity. and
support its dignity with firmness, at any cost or
temporary disfavor or mistalt en impression.
That reliance has not been notch strength: m.l
of late
Loss of n Mammoth Balt 'more. Clipper
Daring the past week fear- , lisle I teen enter
tabus./ for the safety of the ship Louis Nap-le,,
I rota pet for Liverpool, (rots the fai t of
her tilts iug been sin,ken on IWO IPiCaSi. l 7l ,
distress. This morning all doubts as to the fit ,
of the noble ship were ilis--ipaied by the eta, t
Zing intelligence that she haul been abandoned a.
The , hip Jobs A. Boyd. Capt.
which arrived at New lock on Sattirday fT-,do
Liverpool, reports that on the I I th of January,
in latitude 11 rus, longitude :17 fell in watt
the clipper ship I..mis Napoleon, Chase, from
Baltimore for Liverpool, in a sinking condition ;
everything gone hut the fore and main lower
masts. and having five feet watrein the hold
took off the Capt,in and crew and landed the,
in New 1 ark. This is all the information we has,
a: , yet concerning the fate of the Louis Napol, ,, ii
This fine ship was of 1,5i70 tons burden; and
was on her first voyage she was built in this
city during the past year, for the house of it
Stewart A: Son, and at the time of her launch
was christened the -Whistling Wind: but on the
failure of her original owners., and before her
register had been taken out, elle was sold to
Messrs. Ilarbeek k Co., of New York, and her
name changed to the Louis Napoleon. Site was
under the command of Capt. Judah Chts.se, and
cleared at the Baltimore custom -home en the
1. - dh of iteemober, by Messrs. S rtnl,y
with the following cargo : of. tier
2 - 2,:-ii;l bus. wheat : 1:11 bales cotton • 1 1,11 t,i.rt , -
beef ; 100 boxes sugar: :oh", bbls. oil cake. and
blils. p - ape fruit. This is one of the ldrgest
and fl e et valuable cargoes ever chipped from
this port.
The Louis Napoleon was one of the tine-t v.
, e 1: ever Milk in Baltimore, and was valued at
$100,111111; her cargo \vas valued at
making the entiro losq in vessel and cargo •F'2.2. -, .
1,00 . The y ec c i l and enrgri are insured.
posed to their full amount, in New York, Phita•
delphiA and Europe, the only Baltimore oli
affected being the Ocean Mutual, which Mt- a
small amount on cargo. The Atlantic Motu
of New York has $36,000; the Commercial .t
same place has $15,000; the Union Office. Phil
adelphia, has $10,060 on the cargo, and it is
known that the Pacific Mutual and Union Mutual
companies of Nes York, are both full on the
cargo.—Ballifnore Paints).
Tug ✓,''uorrhnoru raps the Rev. Dr. Tyug in
inugnitic,nt htyie.
Contemit I,eli —The in4ineerity ref
the Vitra-Protestant school of our clergy. a 1—
vven =o =ol,llln a ~a1P.)11 of their Church
as that of Lent, is receiving a signal illustration
here just now. The city i- placarded with ad
vertisements of a grand Complimentary enter
tainment, of a tnie , t attractive character, - at
Siblo's Saloon, in honor of sume great zealot ~r
•• Temperance," at which the world is tempt, I
to go and revel, by the prroni , e of • well-spread
tables, sweet music, 11.1) , i rich sve.,king from the
Rev. Dr. Tyng,"— the said reverend ,loeto r i„,i n g.
as one of her oral:nu' ministers, sworn to regard
the injunctions of a Church which directs this
said season of Lent to be kept as a , olemn fast
----that is, free from all such carnal distraetiolls,
especially as "well-spread tables and sweet ow
sic;" ay, and such "rich speaking, - too, as Dr.
Tyng, on such occasions, is addicted to the in
dulgence of--in order that, in the words of the
prayer which it is the reverend doctor's duty to
offer up in his church every day this week, by
using such abstinence, "our flesh being subdued
hi the Spirit, we 'nay ever obey God's holy mo
tions in righteousness and true holiness," What
can ;he Church, what can oven the world think
r; i s duplicity and charlatanry such as this! Can
one much wonder at earnest, over-sensitive
minds, under the influence of the disgust which
such hollow heartedness cannot fail to produce.
being driven—to Home! llas our Church no
remedy for so pernicious an outrage?
Till.: ',OSA uF (WEAN . gTEAMERI.-A writer in
Hunt's Merchants' Magaxine says:
"Since 155 l twelve steamships, lost at sea,
have cost 1,250 human lives, and $7,210,000 of
property. The ‘• Independence" sunk with 12.0
lives in the Pacific. and the Tennessee and St.
Louis followed, total wrecks The Ifumb,ddt
and the Ss.n Francisco were kreekad in the At
lantic the same year. The Franklin, City of
phil a delphia, and Yankee Blade fall in the cata
logue of 1554. City of Glasgow, with 4r.10 lives:
the Arctic, with hundreds more, precious lives,
were the crowning catastrophes of that year.
In I sr,n we have the sinking of the North Caro
lina, and the stranding of the Golden Age, which
however, was saved and repaired."
%. • .t.! r .t
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The Wheeling Bridge
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TIIE BRITISH PERIODICALS
FARMER'S' GUIDE.
CI(I:'AT EDI'C'TIO V IN THE I'le Te
L. SCOTT & CO., NENI",yoIi.K, continuo to poblitth
the flaowing 1:11 Li PoriodicAln,
The London Quortsrly,(Conseivaivo, , .
The Edinburgh Review, (Whig).
Tine North British Review,, Free Church).
The 'Westminster Review, k 1,
Blackwood's Edinbu'it Magazine, (Tory).
Tim great :Ind important eventa--Iteligkins. Political, and
agitating the nations or ,)1,1 World, gums
tii thiwe an interest and vain, they never Isifors
istwessvd. They ocetilly a middle ground lisitwisin the hastily
written sous Items, grail , klf , ....CtilatilbrlS. and Hying rumors of
the tiiiwNsiteir, the I,.nelenms Tonle of the Ilietot lan,
nrit ten long after the living 110.4,4 In th•• fails he recerils
tdiall have pawed mai.). The prow nisi of the War lit the
East occupies a larga space In their pages. every movement
to closely glietliiir of friend or time, ant all short.
comings tistrlesiily malt. The letters from the to
11 EA and the BA In Illiteknewsrs frisa two
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nod the Itepot of the Ibtethili,t,ii and
RAOI , the it lying 14 , ) ,, ih F;ES-
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on other Kt note.
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:ho 11.1...1, mud 11. depth 121.—+q, .1 the !turd,.
ruef..l it• ..hole lencth Jerom.• att. et.
:In honor pplpetty rah le , found_ And it will I, roIJ Intr.
Part of theimynn,t takr, k tho Cnnnollotyllie
11,kifrpari, tivAire,l. 11E 4 i. F. 011.1.1%101t
()Inca ..f tho 31orhtlig Port.
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rho 1.1 , 1,1•.f1 ', M1 IA e dad, and C,rllll.t ho otorpnAnNl
to ritoiltly. Ftx In olat tpply to
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Fiftll.—Wo io hi. Trado to our xn k or
Rayon, 11. 1 low War,and Citeit 1 II aving
0 , 1 iivory thing in our 111,. o CIIII nitt , lr any that we cannot
be norimitiiii.l in finial. Glans . :1,1•1 1, any in the
MO, Morehruitw will 11114 aii,antitgo to roll 14 ,
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roaFtod, for Fab, by S. .1 A VN
loth I'Lit, To F,Loro. No. 30 Eilth
(10EN1;ROOMS--1 0 4 dozen Nos. 1 and 2
N_J .mn Browne roroivtog on consignment, for sok ho
jolt ATWELL. LEL k CO.
V/0; :41V I I"1"S SUGAR HANTS--.5
114 t,orc.4, f•ogor,o - ,1 lining, for finnil 111., Tre^i VI,I I tin
,I,Ly and fur colt. I.y F. SELLF.RF k Oft
Aito 011,1=1 . 6 . b1)1s. No. 1 Lird Oil ror'd
_ILI and for nnk i v (fohl,.3t) F. SELLERS .4
fit) RN A NI) COB MILLS---Se“tt . s Little
Giant, Nos. 1. 2 mid 3, f u r 511i0 by
leb 12 JAMES WAIIDII.OI'.
TURPENTI7s:E in store
FLEMING BROS
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, AAturney anti
Counsellor at Law, and So Cliati.,),
for procuring Bounty Lands and Pongiona, and for tin , Col
lection of Claims in ilreat Britain and Ireland.
44" Collectionii made In this and adjoining, Giunties
hat.os of dceedenta ' ,wed ; !tool F,stou , bou g ht. sol.l or
Itunst. and rents .11,ted. Moin•ye4 in 004,1 Mort..;a ( e
or other security. Titlos examined and tide pin.ors
Olllr on F0U . 11311 street. a few doors nilo.lo
Pittsburgh, March 2* 1855—indt:N:dxwi•
A W. 'FOSTER, Notary and Gan
• taittsionerr 1, the States of Tcli LW:I,, liinp
nhirc, Connecticut, NVl4consin, New York, Miclifigan, 10
California, Louisiana and Viritinia.
ti - Doeiln drawn, oil itoko.wleilments and talooi
for record or wo• in any if the abate ununvl 5w4 a, llli.e.in,
Mississippi and Rhode. Island.
!tinivh
SAMUEL C. IVINGAH.I),
ATTORNIIY AT LAW,
PUNNA.
ghee in OAK EWELL'S DUI LDI XIi.S, ticiii.i
(nmrly opposito the Court I
CII.AItLES W. WINGAItI),
TTORN EY. AT LAW,
EBEN8111:11.0,
C 41111614 evt - rtL, 1T.7r7C.1.
021- Alen privrtinw to ILnntingLon, ClcarlltLl nr..l to
Jiaun f °untie. GL lYap
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TjwilEßT c. o. spRo(L, Att,noy a nd
at Law, t.llleo No. Yourtli strot. I',
burgh. tl.l 11 .; y
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JAMES I, \"RIK, Attorney lit
~tll, Fourth Ktr,..•t. l'lttsbnrg,ll,l. , tuven 1•111.1.'
C'horr, all y
T 011 N BA ItTUN, Attnrnoy and Conn, 11.. r
Kt LAW, oilir coru, or Fifth nu.l Grant :roots, F: p
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A. 5.1 P. It
_S'S, Attorney at Law, N,,. 109
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Pooltll ntrot, PittAlrurgh. fourth 11,.“r Low Mr. U.
hievry RAW,
pAT it lc N A. A Herman i d " Third
w„,...L„..me,, Corn, I.i Gram nod 15 Int e,tm. (fl eiel
o:rune,l 1., Alderman I.on cc.) wtr..re illrtn. n
tr, u„• urn!, 14 A I.lerninn cut ,•1 rvaro. ie
I r Writ.
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promptly atton.i,l to
AIIL, Surgeon 14TTitist. 1.)
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AIILLER.k luck ETSON, 1Vh.1,111. , t; 1 1,-
nrs, I inportorm of BRA WINES min! Sr,: A RC.
N.. 1.1 . 2 And 174, oer of Irwin awl I,iinwty Ktr.ln.
Iron. wn
Cottirn Y.Arnig. Ai. ,
1:1:1:kl ,
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Gans, nll •17 , 1•4 \ (,!as..
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Tolocrnpitte nod Lig htnizi,ll4 , l I
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nit.l fr”ln Nlynongni..l9, 11,1 a., 51. Char!, nu•l
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ki.,,t. of IVtodo.. • }l,l4ka. 'ott, and
ho t go cot net' I,rkcl. and IV i.tor
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land. Ptufrt, Wnk , And Claret.
nn I .',“bol Isl.'', Flint Mao. t , ..ty.
1 , 1 11.1
Flt. I OKA VV. wiiiinond, Pi ttsird rgb,
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Yurtuty and thr put it. quality. t . ..tin.l tit 1...
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tAkI•11 111 rirliangr Lot
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wt.,. in vit. , %D, of r.r, - r r,.
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NILTILLIIM & CO., (',iv
T firm .Jr .1 Park, Al' • st I. I•
PELL' , .1”.1.1...11••rn In I•'•.r. lan II I \ nn•l ! • P.-
Mononv.,lll. In and 1L,11110 , 1 V. 11 ISK Y. >•.
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Tut t:\ it .In., suce,isor to
sylialeaale tail lIBIAGI l' tictit.r in
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFF'S. N. 111
throe itekty uncy,
jL. IIARSIIAI.I., su,Tess,r 11. Leo,
nRALEn
No. 139 Libert. v at rent, Pittsburgh.
Referenrt—W MVIInt , 4 k nine: .t ‘I
- Liman 1 Ca., Brown 1 Ea kpatla k.
Pltt4tirirli, May 24, I h;t:t. tuy".:l
lIV. CIIAL/IVICK, dealer in I.cti , , it,•l:v
• I,e TOBACCO. BAIIS Na I Pi M
etyrifit, helm.' Sixth, Pittaliarth.
OsT The highest market price, In twill, paid 11,,-
W LITLA P. M110411)11 JOdrl . ll I , I.i .111,,
WP. MAIISIIALL & (',.. Lnipt-rs ali,l
/ denim" in Front), and Ani,rlcsal PAPER 11A :,,,I
INGS, N.l. 87 Wual giroot, l'at,i , tn ...h.
.4.irSole. aptut.,. for Ow cvleilratai malutfficZur-is of Me‘orl.
Dolicourt Ar. 0,, Part...4;17
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T. C. 141011.G.AN, 'Bookseller and
j. Honer. H.% alwavti ou hand N z..o.NNtlit••• •ct ~ f
S.!. .1. 511/1,1•11nnoons and lItAIIA 15 , 01,%; Pritt t ..1,.1
wlolloNalo am! rPtatil, N 101 \\o—i stvooi,
bolo. - Viotti coat 51. k, l'utsbitt
40.- NTEl4—it,,,,,, 411117 ' 4..5 , n '
TuliN 11..NIELLOR, alt.' Retail
J
dealer MU: 4 ICAI. IM , TILUMENTS,
Sl:11001, Ltt.KAd nod S'CATIONERY , No, NI W,.,1 Ntrol.
Pktlshurgh •ol
.
Acoil NI:COLLIST ER, AVliolvsalo anti
SllAlt ANUFACTUIt Elt and drab, II kwon
TIMACA, SNUFF and SEGARS, .2.5
l'ataburgh.
ste—Koopg constantly nn hand n largo supply of all Ow
cartons branda of Imperial Segars. J-3
RE YMER & ANDERSON, (so,cco,sors to
Co„) u ttokaal:t dealers In Ft .11E11 i N
Fla. ITS, NUTS, SPICES, tkINF/VtIONART. SU( tA ,
N. 3 , 1 w,„,1 street, utqaullt•O the St. CLarles lb tl. l'olev.
burg h. A TlN I )LE, NVltolositle and A 1
my , IT ARN m, TRUNK, VALISE, fuel CAIWET
BAG MANUFACTVItItt, No. Ital Wood street, Plithbulgh.
L29 , i
E N TERPRISE 'WORKS, Th.:o. 136 w,„„i
street, third door helm Virgin idley —ROW N A TET
LEY would call the attention of Sp mine t. , their kr,
assortment of GUNS, RIFLES and REVoLVI i'ISTGI.S.
the largest and heat selected stock Pk or opened it, thin um,
het, together with a general assortment of llartlware,;.o,lle.
ry, Tools and fishing Tackle, all of which we oiler 41t tie
lowest pomade paces to cash purchasers, or f or
proved paper. suit is
NOR'PII-W E}iTERN POLICE -- Ai: ENC - I',
N o. si) Nv,„b,„ s i o4 stroll, ...kar of Oral In , rll, Cli I
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.t PAYNE.
N. LiiMrt v .tr.•t
ALLAN INN kzivr(JN n.
—YINIiEIITON St 01. rieTtlt 0 their entint athenteth tie
tetimmetion ;,:tterttl ,letectlytt rout,
the S'tatitti of llliuoin, SVlscousirt, Nhrhigyttt and
JOIIN GItOUTT, linporto• RKANIIIES,
(iIN, WINES. .t.•. Dealer in lbw Ohl N1,...,11,011.1.1
hi,.ky, Pesch kiramly.ll . . Also, lIECTIVVIs,; I osn I,
I.V.R. corn, ,ft;inithlivl , l itntl
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BUSINESS (BARDS
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BUSINESS CARDS
•SSfIML,a•aEP
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J. ii l LLESPIE L 0)- lA.oking Ulan Manufacturers,
WO! dealars In Looking lila", Plato., Plata Gia+a,
Eu
grovingcs, Cornhi and Fancy Goods, N 0.76 Wood atroet, Pins
horgh.
on hand and owl,• to order, Gilt Par and Mantle Olnaßea,
Mahogany, Ito3ew,,kl, Walnut and Liiit Yramea, or Mimlll
- of every itrscription.
2:l.llTl.4teamboat Cabinet Decorated and Gilt. [oct4
1 1 NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
.124 st., third 6..., below Virgin alloy.—DOW N h Tgri,BY
1.1.4 attellti.,ll of Sporting Melt to their Largo
fli'N RIFLES and REVOLVING 'PISTOLS.
Bud Mot k ever opoll.l in [hie mar
k,•t. begetla r with to general a,lortment of 111.A.RDW ARE,
CLTLERV, TOULS NI/ TACKLE, all of which we
.•0",•,. at 11, lowest lamolLlo prices to Mith purcitantra, or for
appr-ve.:l paper. marl ii
Tiri A, SWILEIL, Wholesale and Retail
IT". Dealer in Yorhetto, RttlleA, Stoves, Tin, Trott and
lime,eitoettele* Hart;wont, 'flintier. Moe!does and 'Tette. TM
l ion. Sheet Iron. Wire itis et, a.e., 2.1 North Is-mond
street, iottletelte litteLler'e llotv1,)
JwirrrE, VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTI.7-
. hllll rOCUVerf4I htn health St, RI It, resume Ids old
lot.th.ys, tuul hr. 01,4.0,1 hie BLIND 51 ANL:Titer MY, at
t:. Fifth otroot, near tint Poet tltllve, botween \Vte.l mot
t It where lie lots an no.ortfte'llt ,4 BLINDS, trinont.l
tin tin,l Lary Woretotl Silk Trimmings, and In
1.1. I.ert.l to fill Arty orvlm In Ili, lints. on the hest ret.ttlehlo
I. rot.. Hie Work in, worrauted to give natimitutit ot, or money
Ittt,
Old Itlinam repaired. Pletvie rive hit n cull. I. 11 , •
1,11( 1").:iy
P. 51.1( . .)P MERVIT ANT TA 1 Lllll, Third
I-I •• titrtsk, next t' Itigunteh fnr
• .• r y lihorest patrotutgo 1.,,t,0.0.1 two?! him,
IVZItto nsk n cofttienanc, of the mute, As he i. 4 now
1, , it I ,:tro.l than t r ,•r it furnish his fritoplm nod cm.
I.;:tt otkdst+ which kill tom], c”ltire
Ito mitt. kovios oft Laisd
of I:tr . -VA Nt;S. CAS: , lllf:ltlt, Nthit.ll
it ,011 17,1, I ordor to,. ntiorto-d uotto., upon t,trolud.le
tArins.
A pdrl , , fit s itrrroitod
[novl , P.tf
0.1 H. Vll I. 1.4:71Q
rip B. N. nu NG co., N.. :Sz.i timithlielil
kpir.tmit , City 11..1, mitnufartotra, of CAIII
\ r.T Mn.
toi ials and is, ion,l+ltip warr.ll nn.l .1.1 la r,111.,41
Ink., 111 'ml wlitcr rnrrimge.
W ti 1)1V ELL'S Ft' HE ANI)
and rotail, tol.rneingo IT)
nijk 11,111111:4 , , Itot“ole.o.1, All,l IVM11111t.,11i
t.1.1.• tor 1,,0 v. ; loom)
in Nr.lt . or Ploladolphin. rtrbt M lower 1,11,1,. 1,1,T)
1.1,11.4 b. bl, betild, 111 Wan-11010.d.
•
Ca!dia.! latirrii +:1,14 w+l Wail nnl iinatitity of VU tN
'TIRE air I A on N . 1..11110 , 4' ham',
11.a..brand Sit:amt.:its furnished at LI, 4liortatt notica.
Wairrtanati, Nos. 77 and 79 Third Arian,
Toirs co6tiitAN & BROS., Manufiu•tur
-01 I r•ai n•EI
qtlr.li. S, _ Nom tl I 5.,,a1 1411 , 1 MI V./ Ct.ll,t,
tVi..Oll M 311,1. .(I• , t,
liaal a arim) ioia patter an 1.'411,y pail Plain, nail-midi.
all put 1a.,. Part letilar attinition paid t.,1
!Ala .I.mi. vt alinrt antic.
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NTEW ('1).1c11 AN CAIMIAGE PAC-
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article, or. accom,l of IL4 'o fight.
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PI; 4sburl.Al
-NV[( RENEE'[,
dn,a, fro thy Anna-o.n, I.nnp.ito i'n liran.a
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ttaai.
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1 ) I, A K ELY & RICI I EY, EsT kTE
of St.vt•uth and :411ortthohl stto.-ts. Pitts-
BIIIIM=II
llght. A. 0.1 no.l lora
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oilialvl , ll:kg ..1“1 th •nri. Tom.
MEMO
14 EVOLVERS! REVOLVERS. !— . Just
Exp. vro , ,dnnt (Rim
thit tiittliwftwitittirti, a mil...lid it..ittort- 1 / 4 1,
mtint of tlorer, PEATI risTm.s.
I,.ur, tiro Hurl nix luc h lttitroiA, nll of
.I,i, It or will will tnr rant] nt nn It.
=MI
prie, v, they nut tmovitt in th:• city of Now Vert:. Pcr
nom ,ittc ti, A 11.11,113 ill,l ertlifornia xilt find tleat they 4,11
.1.. better I•c purrlommr their elmpairo At home, then they
een imloc e ; rall*•11, --- 38 OVl` p•rronn Chatter t o try
am t " nb „" hissing the city, and m en,
or n fnilnro it refund the moo-v.
(11)-1 , A itTNE RSIIIP NOTICE.- - Having
th.d.y with mo, TM AS GIOUTT. a!
pat toot to tho lotbino,o of Importing. floct.ifyin awl Dis
till:w, I.l.morn, tho will hereafler udu,-1,.,1
tooter tl:..rtylo or flim of J. k. T. o ou'a.
l'iLiaburgli, Dec,lrnber 20, lUs.—{lrol J NO. GRourr
T s: T. GROI'TT, irtera .if Brandies,
D , :kkr , 15 Vino (11.1 6 !.+noll,;.:111..1:‘
and
Smithilold Ituti Find xtroetx. Pittsburgh. fr,„3,
B"TTLEits. MIN OGDEN S. Ca. liottlors,
N... IS7 First %troet - . int , •rni tlnt pub.
h. that thyvt , .t.a.st.totly on hand lan, supply .1(
RS
AA 1 . .11111.1.A, 311 N ERAL WATER, ALE and l'OlitElt,
th.• host quality.
. •
The attention gf fantilies fa particularly iiirecreA. to tlw
liet that they bottle tt AI 7.‘ Itlii 111 - ti AIE in it,‘ punTt tZtate.
I'lif'tictire. rev..tient it t.. Guuiliin ou 1U1.01,111 Witll4l.-
,m, and ittrenti,then lug .tualitica
MET
.111 s :1,111.61 11101
MEE
- TOWN k TITLEV,
136 1P0,.1 strect. P.; t..btargit
EIII=E
BUSINESS CARDS
Agent, No. 201 Li fer
tile following very choliie ar-
JOIIN LITTLE, Jr.,
ty street, hns mnet rocrivc
BRANDIES.
Oeutn Brandy, (very floe,)
Otani Duprey A Co., (supor.)
3lurrett
Saternc.
I Jamaica,
Santa Cruz.
GIN
-
WINES. .
Social Madeira,
Howard, Mardi A Co., Miami,
Eagt India Madeira,
'Pablo do
Amontillado Slorry,
Illannanillo do
Told° do
Conking do
Iletnwing Port,
PuraJnico do
Ordinary do
St. Julien Claret,
Malaga Dry,
lioguot,
Linidun Cordial,
Schnapps.
$U NUB I Elk
Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
Bard:lvy's ,ninon Eerier,
Wild Mossy Brandy,
Absinthe,
Anima)°,
!Burma',
Stinlines,
Much and Java,
Voting Bpi. and Black Teas,
English Bronson Cheesna
Imported Havana Cigar% of
various brands,
Old 3lorionoahola Whisky, of
Do Bweet,
Cloonpagnon,
Anchor,
Vortoney,
Together with ell other art
110S0.
all grades.
Glee counoctal with the bud
mr2ltd*w
EliaEa wgzgis
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the want of thcilities for transporting
Frt.lglits to and Cho Eastern CiLoo, Via l'onnsyNanin
Canal ;Ma in , raaaml our litOCk of llcak,
00 san,,, ton Dal; iILE DAILY LINE, whirch givrri use
calawity of ovor non tons per month each way.
We astwro our Newt*, nud dioposed to pntroniat , ti e r
State intprov.quotit.4, them will ho nothing my red on our
part to reiiiior ganeral satinfartion in forwarding I•Sunern
and Western Prktights with prtymptituslo and de:gavial.
KIER MITCHELL, ;
Camil Pittstntrgh,
'• Neithor with toy rye nor Tiny faith will 1 trifle."
IMPOIfI'ANT TO TIIOSE AF. ELI( !TED
WITH lIAD FL7 HT.—rorminii mifirriiiir from Ita I Sight,
arisiiip from ingmirrd rinion , nnutihttiounl timirty, olt agot
or iithrr canny.. would do will to roll up.). Dr. ti. E. SHAW,
Pit AcTicA I, OPTICIA.7.:, where thry nine roly itpur itrttiim
to the JI'ST NTH OF
Till', EVE. Albin...it, '24 Fifth ritrert, °prosily A. A. I,tirou';‘,
P. S.—'rsl..e.c.tik.x. Mierosonpo., Tlver,lrnalleten, nut every
article appertaining tn. the trrtichut trade, kept alit! rep:tirtal
en the le-miser.
Are- tnxre inaertall In oIJ Frames.
fklj_ Any article not approved (if, exclsaligell free of ex
PURE ZINC PAINTS—The undersignec
would call the edtridien of &mien. and colasinsierA
their superior articles of ZINC PAINTS, g round by a ne
proses, and free from the obioctlonti hitherto made to Yin
Paints.
There are no brands more f.‘coral , ly known, and ace invite
the closest scrutiny to the quality of them. We manufacture
now 1.01.. Ville Montague Co.'s" Zinc, In oil of foreign
1111111ufw - ture. but grind all of the various brands of American.
Those %rhowish to purchase an ottich , that can ha relied on
an pa, mild unadulterated, can be MU, of getting it of u 4.
We call attention to our lintel of French Zinc. Without,
io.•:, not, ie jk.ll kllllO awl all rurelnimql of us with di',
1., ot.l. we wounntoot., fortelt, if found to Iv n.41111t. r3te•l.
Ii ALL 1. 0 MrN !CLL.
Office, 15'3 Maiden Lane. New York.
fir • ISttktt MCI( A I'• .L,
No. SO Water street:. Cittnimt gli.
A R MON], M S
AND
_ -
.
MELODEONS.
IL h Ltaix“. BIG t. h‘sa IVCCINTII and for oI a lot of
th.• ah.w , • alatrumonta, a hick they warrant ,
EtIIJ A llt NOT F to ally other.
II lAt
1 V
1101 , )N IL MS. with eight atnio. made 1.1 .
6EIIIEI , M EY Elk Stott enr.l, tiaralany.
II A It .NION I t•NI S. wall I hrev.stopit, by Traj -, ...vr Stu
rand.
Th , ..• 11.1111111,a. ililVo l.nm ex.,.. - thp,l by the Proiessors
Ivo] Itotfrio4 .1 tw.o ritin.. who prottounno 01.31,ht
IN tint r . VORII.IIO :aid ra ..taws of tone, folly egnid to any.
small Clint - ail or Parlor organ, The treadles are so arningail
that a CHILI/ tO/ EIIiLIT YEA HS CAN Milt.: THEM
WITH EASE.
M MAPS BY CARHART & NEEDII fin, N. T.
It is dunat sulwrll none to say anything in their fn vor' The
tenior partni•r. Mr. C UISLAUT. 1.4 010 ”rivirini a .mine pit
he Melodeon. and the stiperairity of his rostra nents
[ll., r been plestionisi. They roreive orders tor ;nem from
ad parts ot them "rid. one of their last and nand important
Improvements in the Pop [ILE s11'E1.1„ sahadi, w site it e a.-
riches the TONK, aflonls the player greater variety of effesits.
Puretia-sor4 are requested to einiume niol coon err Own,
of th e ~,p..riority of 1110 MAW, will s wdd
the 1111/nt reasonable terms by IL IV LAMER & LC 0., N 0.33
Fifth stivrt...
BE=
PIANOS ett the the)
I It S. II F ELI)
SEIRT MANUFACTURER
N. TO Woo STPJP-ET, unn
T „
The rthscribers respomfullyll.ll/101111C0 tine 2 1 1 1 :5
to Omni l ire guarlititim•ml Lti fit; uiil tin 611 . Wril'itcql I. any tort
; ,1 they nrmiving from the partiem. xi. Ming the
m.rmiorstllmmlr imm inches, no .mrmling 1..
the tornmula
14.1114 , 1111 , :`, the , 17 , 14:7 " ,itYILL 1 T , "
taken. mull 11....emummary allmmtincus lire '' l
th , est.il•ll,lmlimmmt.
tie. Div /I,IIMI the neck.
1,. mi.m. "rot.
(Metz immem!latoly.
-I'll. st,mmuimlmmr, lungth of F rn, i., IA
1-
‘t I t.pql 1.
Height (.f p0n. , 11. from tile shoulder tC th' kt
oat. Whethor a ith or wit bout tho etyle of oollarm,
and any other .t.tognrds It) to, ftesitivti..tc.
Th . . Ono t. quit, unique, and will h,• of wrest value to
gentlemen AI %%110 f ad it istooniatio to obtain at
home Shirt.. , ,vttisfy them in etylo and fit.
At,..,. on hand. it full ansurtniont of Shirt', of (ntr rnt n mart
tifactur.., end t;entioniou'l, Furniehnut Goods.
L in IiSILYKLP A RON,
fetal No. 70 Wood street, Pit sburv.h.
N o T 1 E—T c , 1 rt
anership licretofi
I,otut,•ll ll.wtettor. ti itost,tt, and G. W.
t•mitts, umbcr firm of 110STETTEIC, .t CO., aun
"nth tiny of Nov,mber 1t.3. I.: the entl,
lavc hoo nI 1.110 int.•r,c,•f D. lloAtelt,r by .I.rob
Th.• N, VII I, t . . , ll4illetell 3.1 lavretofore under tlx•
nun. , tuysTETTER
JAC' I I I I ICCTE riER,
tie t - 7 G. IY. S:11171“..
OLD PENS —Many now find 1 difficult to
pr,nr, turrrs mid
tloUvrn hare been terut.t,l to mines , the quabty rf la,th 4,1.1
1111 W ..rkman,lup. ur .•rtlur to nsittru the vies , — c,aanutters
tug flirt hos prit, la not altyuys cheap.
Mr tut., hs nos], ,xtirt.d.ly to or.ler, of the very
tort uhiterittl 4uld wurrunted—foun ft to $4.
W. W. WILSON. ST Niurtvt r , 44,
C.:I - o , i o Fourth.
Pl.lN(lti AND MELODEONS.-J1)11N - 11.
MELLON, N. ‘,l Woo mtruut, botwevn
Dtankond alter and Fourth utreot, will orun
th, , 1.,v. Fr, ;ny tlo• N.` , th, tit addition con „ . 7 .
largo nt, , ,:k now Oil hand
EIGHT NEW PTANO-FORTES,
A:1 , 1 1 1 / I 'i new stork of )1.A.501 1 1 1 &
lAN'S ja.2.5
1 )1:. - '.1N AN'. MUNN:Y.—A, opportumity for inve,t
-1) Tarot. n twat-1.1,1,1n') in not).znifiopat,
at,,,•!.• and lacrativ, im,ine,et, is 110 W 011011 II r ~,,Drant.,
party who w lA., to Mall, 1110111. y. Horn 1, n rk - ton.
Ill4t ,cur but iii.centaty. Ni'o.
parties. wit], imstness dlualiticotion, and ill'!"
z . ,10.(00 availably 114-00 a reply ill t4in 11,_i ; and bl
,010 h. a dem o nstration of farts will ho pro,ent,-d. El.at .111
exit bit a ph/311i, auw swat capiivaU,, and 11,..irat,11.,
i, 110 1 :444,, catch•p<uoy advortihenient, but b.la tide and
sui.tantiai iu every rellpect; and the severrt ncrutiny
04_ A , ltimm “Manntfarturrr." Poet 01110.. Pittml.nr,:,l%. Pa,
and full items rill he cmuunulatted. nos-2bl(
T }to N (ATV COLLI.;GE-DAY AND•EVENI NG
CLAssr.s--.lrilhnictic, Yirriting and 13ord,kupi n J.—Laaiel•
and Gent lonian's Apartmf nts separata. •
Ait IT timETlc. and its applications to business, (a new
systeny shorter, plaiiinr, and butter adapted LOl , llAt neon, t han
1.• to be Pnn,d In any ireattso. Re«ults at:llmA with great
tiacility by new rules. termed "Arithmetical Magic." Arith
por nine I h.
Call for a callnr of the College,
•10,1
THOMAS e LIVER, SADDLE, IS NESS AND
TRUNK KA Nt:FACTURER., No. 4 St. Clair
lit t,burrzh.
tI.?L ilorsi , Clothing, Whips, Spurs,
J. 11. JONES E. 1 , . DENNY.
TONES & DENNY. Furwarallng awl Comc.i.won 31,-
f; rhatax, No. St Watrq. xtreot, Pat...bum - 11. 111109
WHATCHES, CLOCKS AND JI WELRY
T AT GREATEN REDUCED ['MCI.
./t.IIN M. lto ERTS I. now mAliug off hi• large and
hoke ~ t ,, c k of floe WatcheA, Clocks, Jewelry not Fancy
; at a very small silvan, On first cost, pr •paratoi y
ohlarging his Store Rouen and the purchase —1 an entire
new stock for the spring trade.
Persons dos:ring (iIIEAT LIARGAINS ghoul.] •nil early, as
it his determination to clone out his present ctock with
out regard I. former prices.
Don't forget the plm.c.-11013EItTS . , Ut Fl FTli Street. near
M.trket. rchr.
COAL!! COAL !!!—(!tvuiel Ct,al
k.,/ will now he delivered to any rut of the wo cities. if
orders ndrlmised to me aro left at Pr. ROBS•:'r
tiltiS2EltY, en Smithfield street, opposite the I cot Office. or
at ItOIST. WATSON'S STORE., corm.. of I.ibertt : mad I,vnelie
streets. feht:d3w] J. It. h'TEWA;',.T, Ageui.
rr LEE HOPE COAL COMPANY lutring re
crony RICA with it.H.N. iu trwisporting se Ai [II Claim--
anti. being insurryl by the Manufacturers' In •ilmiiro Con-
Imoy. of Plkikulelphin, take pleanure in stall , z that their
chtnits were promptly adjusted by J. Newton .lone,. Agent
%.1 said Company. D.
Agent of Elope Coal Comrctur, Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh. December :T. 1555. r
M.EN ROs AND ru BO L Y k. S u ' WINTER
non's, have n large stuck of Men and Bop: Cl OTIIINO
on hand, comprising soma entirely new and .elegant styles,
which they are prepared to tiarnisli at the Imrest alt pric , ,
Also, a large and fashlonahlo stock of GENTS' :FUR N
GOODS. declilarly
SWALLOW -TAIL LINE OF LI . ' . EIII'OOL
AND NEW YORK PACKET RIMS.
(honed by ntrrteliui Grinnell, h 7 South N. Y.
Afis Thn subscriber in the only Agent in Pitts-oi
burgh for ths above Line—has alTrays on
hand DRAFTS for sale for any amount, payalilo at any Rank
in England, Irslaud, Sootland and Wales.
JOLIN THOM PL4 — )N, Enropft in Agent,
41y Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
S •
'HELL OYSTERS—We axe note' receiving
a rocular and ronstnnt supply of SHELL ~..,,, i
and CAN OYSTERS, ti..'f 0 4 .)
AT No. 36 DI AXONE, A LLE`E.
.01:26 ti WI 8E41.1,1. ~.
MRS
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AGREBB- ON BY TM I'VETSBUB,UiI FEESS
TEN UN OP NOMPAPSIL, on LIIIS3
One square, nue Insertion ' •
Do. each euldltional Insertion—a.
one work_..
two weeks..
three weeks.
ono month
two months....
threw month":
funr months_.
Aix months-..
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do. one year
Standing Can', siz lines or leas, Per annum.--
CIIANGS.4.I , I,C f. PLusuits: , -
One Munro, per ruinunt, (exclusive of the paper,) 25 00
Marriage notices, 50 COltri; Death rb.,tiec:‘, 25 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS
B RIEF POSTPONEMENT
P
TIIE SECOND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION
C. A. A.
The Management of the COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSO
CIATION aninnince n brief postpnuement of the Distribu
tion of the Works of Art from the alst of January to the
3Sth of February next, (the same an loot year,) AT 'MUCH
num re MILL MOOT PO3ITIVELC TAKE PLACE.
The above change in the time of the Distribution Mei
been (contrary to the expectation of the Managatuent )
deemed expedient in order to receive the reports of (Distant
Secret/rig; which, owing to the lam storms throughout the
country and the consequent derangement of the mails. will
be delayed front reaching the Western Office by the Slut of
January.
To those who have already become members of the Asisv•
elation, the Management most respectfully request their in
fluence to increase the list of subscribers.. Should- each
member increase his subscription for an additional
cal, nr indium a friend to subscribe, Bluff:dun, benefit to the
Association would Le at least trebled—enabling the Manage
ment to make still greater OutlayS for Works or Art Mitre.
The Last. Chance is now preseittedA o
Subscribe.
TIIE DISTRIBUTION will positively bike plate TfrilltS.
DAY .EVENING, FEBRUARY SS, when' the • large and
valuable collection of Works of Art, compiising the cele
brated ORNOA CRUCLEIN.,"tho MARBLE DUSTS' try TOW
ERS, BRONZE STATUARY,and seTeral_buntired, magnifi
cent OIL PAINTINOS;,WiII be diShibuted among tins sub
scribers for the second year.
TERMS OF MYLIIDERSBELP.
The payment of Three•Dollari constitutes any One. a mem
ber of thin Association,. and entities him to either one of the
'Magazines for une'year, anti into a ticket In the distribution
of the Stattetry and PitilatinP. r •
Tito LincruitirQ iptsited to subscribers consists of the follow
ing Monthly-nigh:dn. : Harper's, Putnarali knickerbocker,
Bilwkamers, lituteeneld Words, Undone's, and . tioltees La
dy's Book. .
Pomona taking fire memberships are entitled any fire
..aitho Meg et.i nes for ac' Incr. awl to six !dads intim &list
hillgtnqsoPli:v tiqprocessldderiend from the ashiOP"meintier
ship; are dmoted to the pttn.ll. asehr works of artA'r the me
sumg year.
Tie, Adratin(g.t &CUM' by becoming a- momber - of this
Association, are
-Ist. Alt persons receiVe the full calm, e theft stiVoipiion
at the .siart, iu the Amp,: of sterling Magazine I.lterature.
2.d. Each no °Met is contributing t o wards purchasing
choice Works at Art, which nee to be distributed fuming
themselves, 10111 are at the sate tame encouraging the Artists
of the country, disbursing thomemds or 'Maws through its
agency.
Pers.ms In rclair'Oly
. fererlt for memhership will please glee
their post-ggic, ,onfrcsx in fail, stating. the month they o ish
the I‘lscactne to count...no, nod dace the letter repstered
nt
1110 111 no, ent on its rerrint a nerrillente of
mentherglop, together o Ith the Magazale desired, will be
forte:lvied to any part ',rale country.
Tine.o who purchase Magazine's at btolatores, will observe
[ha by joining; [lnn Assuntatinn. they rendre the Magazine
and free titixt 6t the =mat thWribution all at tho same price
they now pay for the Ataxisine alone.
For Memberships, address
C. L. 'DEBBY, Actuary C. A. A., •
At either of the Principal Othees--" Knielmrhocker Mega
nine" oilier. l'etS Broadway, New York ; or Western oilier, Bin
Water street, Sandusky Unio.
4. Subscriptions romived by Pr. OFAMIGE
No. WU Wood street, Honorary Secretary, for Pittsburgh,
Penna. fobti
SANDS' SARSAPAttitiA.
IN QUART 13O1TLES•
Flo flit Restore/ cad linnsanent Care of all Disatie,s crising
front an impure Stale of the Blood, or
. Ifatat cf•the
•
KALTIT. depends principallyoupon the
of the blisid—lts by its passatio
through the lungs, and distribution into the organs of uts
sorption, circulation, respiration, and weretiott, remit dub.
tire Illteltietleilll of fife. Tiara Organs are Imlmeil with
wonderful sympathetic Milniticet if any one of , t)teni is int
p
r.. p:riv affected. they all iyeettille irritated and inflamed, tin,
stomach gets deranged, lulus of all kinds 'come on, espe-
Claiiy iii tho held anti limbs, amoutpanted with a burning
heat, lea of appeliti , , nerv.inii - itchility, nausea, niers
14,1 noxiety, depresision of bpirits, tlistorlasi sioep, and huh,
position to intake roe slightest physiall exertion. if thenit: l
?Mitt be charged with the etententis of iliseage, sichtleas must
lot tho C4)llxequellec. it in then OVitlept Blur Itllledteille in
ninon `dint will tliellllFe anti, purify the -blood, Nld such le
Sit.ll.APAltri.l.A. It ussitibt digestion, creates op
petite,retronathens the uyctent. anti by removing the cans° of
the disease effects a complete and permanent corn.
. . .
The follou - ing uuselical4 communication is ono among
tliiiitsanils that an• item lime to time addressed to its from
all quarters et the world, to which wo hrtits rittontiork;
T.r sic Co.. ORFAMN TER, March 14, I&.i.
3fessrs. A. 11. eE I.l...Srovis, Nero Fork—Gentlemint; In the
spring of ISFia t tell Indiana with my wifo and seven chil
d?... for l tregon. nail HRirell safely at Salmon Nnlio. Simko
Ewer, without nay diniculty; lot [file iihicenut eldest boy was
wk....it with sever, iiains in tint legs, which
day by day grew worm., until his logs contracted mid 110(,11110
ll,St i/JAJ, to carry him in
and about the trµron like an infant; his minnlng was
iliviadfitl, keeping u awake Ilearly 101 l Hight. We reached
Ilmoy 011 11.0 341 of Oitt.ll , er, ClollpleWly worn out by
Caigini; by this time he WI v relucod to a perfect skeleton.
liiit r• 50 war- enabled to consult a physlcian, Dr. Dill, Nilo,
lumently coulee:sod lie could not came him, although he could
give hint me:l:clue that would relieve the pin. In this eick.
piney sc.nuithing relllllilleli to be 110110 or - dcath
inevitable. Being rectimmonded to try your Sarsaparilla,
procured a bottle: after taking SllOlO ho appeared worse; but
porsccering with It.l obtained a second bottle, which seemed
to grapple with the diseaso, and canned a marittiit haprovii
anent ; the swelling and pain in the legs were redaCt4l,llirl
appealn improvi-1, mui Ins color began to return. Titus en
rionuageil, I much:mad a. third bottle, while taking which the
udillings In his legs broke, and some pieces of bones Olin-
F;e:htli of It. inch brag mute outt , utter which his legs
straii:tittene.l and healed up. lie is HOW Lairfeetly recovered.
has 119 11..pfieWrtilhee Of being a cript.le, and can porn:gni-theist
kinds of common labor. All this has been effected, as iiiany
ran certify, by throe [Attlee at your valtialdeTitrimparilln.
'Ai< nailer providence, my son remains a living tiwtimo
„im. c. reapectfiillc, CALIDI
Pn• env ' sold by A. B.& D. SANDY., Drmr.gista
end 'New York. Sold
wablsl
b •
It . A . kiArtiNarigooK. c 'MING DIV'S.,
and by Dlilfi.St3 generally. Drlis
ties for its.s,
1 'PEAM ENGINE AND PCIAIP PACKING
AND LlNlNG.—Tack's Patent tlastic Packing and
Lining, for all part, of Strain Engine/ and Puitipa„witero
soft packing it u,viL
Engineers and all others who .have nand this Is:lilting, at.
knots:edge its superi..rity over all other hinds known. Its
ndranican•J: fjrnat nastily of tallow, reduction of
friction, consequently saving of power—a better vacnnia
ontintatined ttu long Tnyag . ..9 Of vessels titan by any other
material, thereby consenting fact.
It tat not n..inire to be taken not of the stalling-, , x,
but, being parked in a met:dile None, filled inside the ! , tu n;
the packing in gr:Dlnally consumed, thus oaring time
fudlnatorhtl.
It in maile In lengths of twelve feet. , 3 4 to inches diame
ter, and ilk. , in sheets ,d• any :dee and thickness.
Samples of the fucking and modela of the cones can ho
.4cen, and orders will Le received, at
W. &Jill VffN'S.
Joal StAtionery N9areitotwo, Markot sO., corner of 51.
EWMU S I C
N J ,, et polqi,bed and rervirod l,y LL
LED!:!: A BIB)., in advance of the - g.;;lstc ,
INNUCF.NCE—Grand Gidop do C 0.13-
OVrt, i01111, , 12 , 1 and de,liatted to Mr, Mary '4
ii.. ,€.,,hon toy of thin city. by Brun- Itle!a r.
CILLrfeIIETS AND illiA.V.EdlS—Thrsie eitsy onthillerminis
ciqwrially drsigni,l and couipo&iil for Blushing
by 11. lik•ber.
TIIE SIAII I EN'S LAMENT, co a Woman Can't Propow—
A elti - wful and plcgt-ing. Rosh. Roth wormy and music
4 , 11 d tire: by 11. ltob.•11, .
Good NIGHT AND PLEASANT DREAMS—Reautiful
pew m 1 ,04.. by W. V. Wallace.
On Song,: by Woraill, (author of If:tut Doll, near, Orin,
in Z. RUM cart vaay.
Also, a sok•tiou of new Schottisches, Waltzes,
etc. For by If. KLEITEII k PRO-
No. Ml Fifth ntri.i.t.
N. D.—A Crawl. supply of IieNN.S CLARK'S PIANO 6
an the wily.
TltON•Cl'll' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ILO Students att. wiling the Day ahil liiveniegClasses.
itoolt-Leepitet, Arithmetic, and its opplirra-
MYJIS to Fueinres, taught in this extensive Cimititerclal School
site] Model Counting-loans, to largo classes of Ladies mot
• .
fluerwei glutranteed to all who attend. sA few locum from
an caninnenewl penman correct the worst hand-writing.
134rakikeeping, whoa cormutly taught is easily raarned.
Mord:mita and brainless men apply hero for Riot class
Itoolt-koepera. 'Accountanta and Clerks. Call and elitain
apimitatats of fluidness writing—a circular fur full Julia-ma
tion—imposito the Poet Office, at COLLEGE LULL.
Aso N EL EAIALLA—Ltr. DltulY N hereby
informs the of his remedy for the above men
tiou.l disesees le one' tluit will core. Ile will-warrant a
•"nr,' is any cuueed this kind. Thin remedy was never known
t o fail when properly persovercsruith.
Shiny sutler the torture of this complaint for months and
y.lar4, when a few dollars WoUld procure a tort do, safe and
speedy rmedy.
Odin• and Private C.,n,ditMit Rooms, No. 41 DlitlfOND
ALLEY. leNt
.11{NRINS. Princtyml.
BUCKLE:I"S V WI, I N TUNES-"A
hosatlfol 13 . sltous, Polkas. Quadrille", (with
f,,r,•tc. whet tied
Imit.atiotk of the Form " ) . ard and Lho Pow, of Mask?
This k n choke uNkk for amatouv Jolayots ua the
The oollortion of .14:i and bora, pohlishod, is
Mono worth dollith, 1140 pi Co of thy b o ,k.
Copies wa ll e d, C U.t It Lvrr 131.1:1! It,
Ja4 110 'Wood st., second door :dome Eifth.
IWlLlGcu uw i th ir t hS,,,IItdENII,UM
urs 11 I(2i TI I AR f
w itL I N
tow.
Persons using
WRIGHT'S K ATLI-AMON
Are never liablo to emu-.stroke.
WRIGHT'S PREAMPM N AMARA ON
Ta the moot valuable acquimition to the toilet, retaining the
llair in any roquirol form.
Yor =lc by Dr. I.IEO. ii. KEYSER and IL K. SEI,LY,ES
k 01)., at 25 mots t' 1.1110 anitiN
LA WRITING CLASS-DUFF'S
0. , 1 , 1 ,,, ;uE ..._ T h, Ladies' Writing Ulasii of thin Inntitn
tton if feint, tous , leifittilly flint
mord adjoining the Depdottnent. where L.ulirn ore
lied meted in I.lr. Willidoin' iiiislllli. atylo of Yi. nmattship.
A am" of' Lady Teneltern meet ,en Satorday3, Como 3 till 5
r. 31. For forme and igartieniarn, apply to the Principal.
felek•th,
A LUABLE I S I:OI'EI4TY
portion of Bloc]: 747, fronting
lister KijleinNko '270 feet. Main :NO
Th ,. i ron ring by it nn Kosritirke—tho
y ) „,„,l bejkr within two ritttims. It h , trrll Entited for the
R i te of an Iron Work 3. Lnquire at BAILEY, BROWN k
cO.'S, PittAhorch. or of IRWIN V- surrn. Attorney at
st. 1.71.1nt0
E.ICILANUE.--Ouu2l LatlU to Joao,ll,dl
- 111inoie Michigan, to oxrhaneo un f;Or torms
for city property. Enquire of TIItI3I AS WOODS,
.1. 24 • 75 Fourth btret.
JOHNSON CO.'S TYPE AO ENCY:::
ju. having tho Ap•twy tor 21. 5224, of L.lohneon SI
Tape, Outs, Rules, berelA. Furniture, fie., I am proper...A to till
all °niers promptly. Terme: Caen.
W. S. IIAYEN, Printer and Stallone:.
Market at., corner of Second.
WANT ED-100 tills. National M Co
Std. AUSTIN I.'l+l‘ll,,
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