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1. 4 1 01 t REN'r —That large arid convenient
_a,.. - Warehotuse, situate on Water stmt, between Market
and Wood streets, formerly In the occupancy of Long A
DM!, suitable for Stornt.,,, Produce or Commission House. or
..t.
a Boat Store. POSSeatiioo on lot of April nest.
marl B. CUTITBERT A SON, 51 Market et.
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FOR SALE ~ND TO LET
THE NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.-
The above Hotel, fronting the Monongahela Wharf. La. ,
tween Smithfield and °mot street. t , ,gether vuth the
f3T.kB4ZB thereto attached, will be for rent after the let day
of Apra nett-
The above Hotel betag very largo and oommodlona, and
near the proposed cite Of ON, Itailn4td Stations end the
Wharf, offers remarkable inducements to 11e..• wi?hing
engage is thin business. Inquire at the , tti.c
GEO. AIIN 4 II.EI & Co.,
Fourth street.
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ARAIiE CIIANCE.—The subscriber hay
ing engsg.ed in another bukinoes which demands his
whole time and attention, %label to disposal of hts Tea anti
°roomy liminess. The standing of the lionise is well known
as the first of its kind, the hu.inera large anti increasing by
customer. of the beat clam in the
To on asrstaratarno BrISINES.4 NAN. It IS a rare chance and
•sure fortune. For particular. enqn.re of
felterf W. A. SiCLUItO, corner Wood and Sixth eta.
To LET—A well finished Store ou Market
street, between Third and Fourth--a good stand for a
Rat, Shoe or Clothing Business.
A Large Store on Third street, near Market Street.
Also, two well finished Office Rooms on Third buret.
Enquire of (fel2tri2n] E. D. CI AZZAM, IC Third mt.
CN ER STORE TO LET .—T h e Swre
NJ occupied by the trabecrlber, at the corner of Sixth and
Wood stmeta, will Le let on favorable terns. with or without
fixtures. [febl3:tf] W. A. srel.l'itii.
OWNERS OF PROPERTY (non-resident ,
or others) arc Informed that we attend 1., renting
houses and collecting rents, also to insurance, retains, pay
ment of taxes. It. , kc. Our charges fur such service are
moderate. We invite the attention of property owners. in
pedally thoee who reside out of the city, to this bratwil
our bmduesa. We also negotiate loans on booth, tgagoe,
1.04 procure busi tau partners, make sales of produce,
manufactured artlelca, kc., for farmers, n,,bann,, a nd
others. Bush:met. of this kind attended to promptly, and all
communications of, tray confidential. All iiiquirie, r•-g,rding
real !Math or othat matter, /Oriel rations /I IO ray
postage on reply. S. CCITIBEItT A SON,
Real Estate and General Agents,
No. 51 :Starlet at., Pittsburgh.
TO LET —A Dwelling House on I End
atr.t. betiveon Liberty and Penn, at present occupied
by B. Elliott. Possession given en the let of April.
Apply to A. W. LOOMIS. 12d Fourth at.,
label Or to AUSTIN LOOMIS, V 2 Fourth at.
0 LET—For a term of years, that large
and commodioue Building on It nter street, near the
Point, well known as the "Point Stearn Mill." Mechanics
or Manufacturers will find this an excellent location for any
kind of bueiness. S. CUTHBERT h SON,
51 Market street.
iff.ST BONDS AND MORTUAGES Can he ob
tained, with liberal premiums, on oppheation to
febT2 BLAB ELY & RICHEY.
Fali, SALE—A Lot of Ground on Penn et.,
(near the Filth Ward Market Hones.) 90 feet front by
100 foot deep, on which is erected two Front Dwelling
Rouses and Stores: and n number of Tenements In the rear;
• valuable proi.rty, and could easily be made to rent foi
f6lO a year. Title perfect, 'without any incumbrivirea.
Apply to , feb27l BLAKELY S RICHEY
OAL LAND AND FARM FOR SA LE AParm
of Eighty-five Acres, in Washing-tou township, Co!um-
Mans county, Ohio, fourteen miles from IVellsville. OUP Alld
• half miles from the Depot of the C. A P. Railroad. Of the
above Farm fifty-five sem are under fence. I timr, womer,o,
consist of a good Log Liotsw. and Stable: several springs.
never failing, on the lama The whole of the land is Coal of
from 3 to 4 feet veins; and is in the neighborhood of
churches, schools, mills, Ac.
Also, a Lot of Ground on Penney!Tanta Avenue, 20 by 120
alt (One concern.) Apply to
THE S!IORTEST, QUICKEST. eII.KAPF- , T, AND ON!.'
ROUTE by which :An hove nil Saari.'
to St. Louis. Time to St. 27 hours. front Pi:tali:di:lJ
THE SIX FEET 0 AUt7 .r Rood ar',lllll.,.iatm Vt I :
ears—elot en feet inanie-i unottoanabla
narrow fittire rood,.
By the Ohio acid P..1.1`•11' nn a.t h from
to Croatian, p.aoengora ith Ritilt , tada for Indiana
ii „ ;: , _ootineoting [herr with Ter, flout,. ond Eo
Railroad for Vin,emo, N• , chnuc , of care a, Terre }bait , .
Ha6xti4zo rilf,l,oli t. I 11ai111,10,114. 1L,nu.1,. St Latt. .
roll, !olive PlttNhnign rid;
FOOT TRAIN Ka
sit wa A. M.
NI ill. TRA IN Ira fit ^ Al.
TR ,N Kt 3 P. 11.
L t:C; II EN Y HESIDENC'E, with tor„ Praniongera make la ot rroathae
Ira for In• o
li
Acres of Ground TO LET.—The 'louse r. , n L.. ten iinortoli. and there ntokii connect, ins ith
ro013:13; portico in front: Smoke route, weak houso; f tor Vino-i.inia, :,•• vf corn . and at Vincezon ,
good water, and hydrant choice fruit treett. Ac. , itca situate Ink.. the till, and ba.ila ;ad St .
on Bacitley's Lane. Item VI.) , 'or roar tt,ritgh • t:n.: lit ...... a 101 the IHI
S. CUTHBERT S ",C. fd Marko Sr, t, to Caititria Itotlr ad I , r 614. am•-re
121[OCTSE, AND LOT FOR SALE — Sittnito on the. r'n at "': 'fnpl rv. \
lo• riirr
corner of Clark !tad Fulton sta. The ontsuns I
ger, i.Lu tr,ttLl nt 1,1 z., Kt. , kllll , l, for the Uproo
Ave rooms and khchen. Primo gliasE
Nimee,mx.i. I ::11:1, M,...11.1 1 ri
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feta) CI.ITHRERT SON. 51 Market tit. Thu.. , •nt ' ••• •'
TO LET—On Ewalt street, in a retired and
quiet part of the Borough of Lawrenceville, two gen
teel and well finished Brick Boilers, with gardens and other
suriveulences, within a few coniute+' walk of the omulbul
station. Apply to 0n:1.r3 BLAK ELY S RICHEY.
BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
BROKERS AND AUCTION RRltd, corner of Seventh
and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, Will saes ' to ...11illg; by
A action any property sold bx Exoctibori, or by order of Or
phans' Court, In the City or County; and to auy deal Illtiort
of Real Estate out of the City. ptiti
MISCELLANEOUS
F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
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THIS ESSENCE is a preparatiun ~ , f l un usual Pa. ,,, , ,-, ~,, A us, - .. - •
J. elmilone , / n ordinary .barrhnet • tnt.pieut cholera. free. tl r't •rt.
In short, in all ca.es of prostrate. ~f the thgt-ttivt• fun. none, Fttr 'r' . •.- h Ti, ttet....:, tut :lc- le' 7,r. tti..ll I lease tt, .
it ill of Inestimable value. Daring the preraictice t.l ep,,le th e• 1.1 .1. 11. t I'ltit V, 11 k. : .1, t.• :t. :. i'. hetic eel 1...tnn,:.te%
Cholera and summer c.,unpleattc., it in to,. tilimily cttl..v..tt.,, corner t.thcc 11 tr: :n,t.hc. t ti u•tt: PIT...Ie:T A :: . •.r I.• ii .•
no ta.mlly, tnclivalua.l er traveler thoulti be u about 0 P %REIN, 'lt 1,,
~:• .•. 1:-.., LI i" , :• . : ,rat,..11. 'W.W.I, 1
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CACTION.—IIe sure tit get the g-ntiine E.t.a.'s, whirl. I. . itY . I k l. , 1.K1 4 !el WARD.
peon:Nl only by F. BROWN, at he. Drug end Oltotnicel : tr.. , ...:;•,. :. 1.1 I ..4 . 11, 1t.u:r.,,l
Store, N. E. corner of Fifth an i Ch,--not str-cri, l'h,Ll.l.:' F. KNOWLA:.;t. A ~-It. , 'ch.! lash, l'e. t , 1;:
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plats, awl for eels by all the respec,able Aptultc:agler In lb..
United States, and in Pit :_tnrgh .ty PEN. S 1 1.1 . :1N IA kilfi,110.11).
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lislwern Pittsburgh nod l'illladelp , ols
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F OR SALE OR Res - r—A beautiful o.llllLn - ,: r i , li ~.;,‘,,,‘.]‘,:;.‘:;. ''"::•
Sew, is T 1,111,101, liiwnstiip.abott: seven miles (runt !t•• -I: A . 4„ • . • "
City--containing about 24 sere, (.'....1 outer the u hole '1111.; , , ....i. IA 7., i... 1,,„,.., ,t.,,.,,.
place. The isriprtirrimilits counirt t.l dWW:aI I ; 1... i.,,, lure.. ~,,, t. ti „„ I 1..,:„1,.. i .,,,„
stables, spring house, etc.—ere all g::.:1 nu Ita 2r4r-rot.. TH.; ,1 ,lIT 4..5.}.;!., 1:
miler, well oraterc.l w.th nevec.fatlittg sprier.. trot f xi,- r...,,, . ••
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chateost qualm., tur.
et 11 i .
Prue low and ; •fty went:. roes.usble. _ 4 .pp!y So
febV,ies. 111.4 REIN tt 111(711}:1'. t,,,,,. .1. .. ~
Arid fn A liFfieklll V by
H. P. SCHWARTZ,
I,Kt: A. krAI'KHAM.
SHARP'S RIFLES and .'oLT's E.E7.A.VERS
KANSAS AND NEBILASKA -We are preiare.f o, fug
rash trey of the at.. re F ire-ar us. eh. rt o . ani rhea:
for oft.ll, at ~OWNA rErd.Ey . :?.
feb2l3
AA. MASON 2 CO., will, onMONDAY, ;I`''!;,..
. 24th that., make their VIN:ST DI•=I'LAY . f the tws, u A T, 0„....,.
Pit.t.NO STYLP.S vt Silk and LAce MA..NT11.1...k,. /I.llt, L. t„, I. :.
Straw awl Braid R. ISN t...TS, 4:,.. rnhitt Tll it..l' ,
WANTED—
Iv shares ClLlsom,' Deposit Bank t-ek
1J Nles:hankes' Penh I.y
nohl9 AUSTIN LI 10M is. 4,2 "
LOANS -T-},O(/0 to Loan on Reel Estat/
/Ira noontime senurity. Apply &Jen
=ll9 AUSTIN 1.00)11es. 92 F. - iurtli el
CITY WARRANTS for sale by
mhl9 A USTIN 92 Fourth .1
LAND WaRRANTS WANTED by
mhl9 AUSTIN LOOMIS, 92 fourth et.
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For iii•ii.cr tiar•i ma... see lan...iii; • at ti,e ilid.r•o.-
trt.ng ... it.t.s. Passet,,,.. pot" !Lc ‘V•ai well toed ft,. ti .•
',or;e." ,I,‘• ~ :.• ,11, i ~, Li 1 . 1 . 11!Adl. irtilK. 1'..? 11,,t1'. !,•,• V.rk, ; Poe, t. 1 if,:. NI. s .1.0 , „
A,..,..:, Paasengcr lanes, Ph.laieipi,iii.
J. M Et•K !mi.",
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THE I'ENNSVI,VANIA RAII,R()A1)-
TIIE , :}:F.Al'LESTP.Al,Rtil:TE....iii.ectii
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he. Cali, with lVesti•ra. \ ..rth-aesder
au. non,!, ".eaten,n r , tatis, lit ;continuo... Itaaiwity 4,... , 1
Th. 1.. 0.1 al,/ 1" , .//rw.ctA 'pit Pitishargii with 1) / wy f,:w• . !
1 ;.
.1/„YE FLOUR-38 bbls. for sale by Stent.rl.-r• to all 1.,01-1, oil the Not Ili w,trrll LAI,' , fillii../li- .
fab2B SMITH. HAIR & )TrNTER. the al.wr PIRWT, cIICAPPnT and 11LLIAHLE RJ.I. Ts h,.. al.
---- -.- FSEIG/IT can he forwarded to and ft-in the Okf.AT Ni'e,.
WANTED—PLACES FOR SIX or Ell;111' Rates bet wean Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
a IRLEs as CX)OKS, or to do Chember.vrork . for three YIRST . LASS.—R,..A.. siva, Dry L'....d., ) .,. „ , ,.... p ~., ~..
or four Girls as Nursed; for several boys In slur. or to lent:. (in leinea, Furs, Feather., A.,
trades; for six men es gardeners or carriage drivers. and for BF.c,)si) CLASS —lino]. and SLAHUID.Ory, /
three darks or malt:amen. Apply at
Dry Gond
Ia tin I.des,t Ilarile.sri, Les- .eik. r 14.5. r.•
J. W. LOWRIE'S Intelligence office,
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Nu. 14 Fifth stroet. Ti!] RD CLASS —Arolle, liaggir t g, Bacon
~..„ .. 1 ,.., 0 Th.,
,i 'EW GOODS': NEW GOODS: ! !—A. A and Pork, (in 1..i1k,) 11e5:,., A... )
,
' FOI'ISTII CLAS4..—Coffee, trt.ll, 11.... iii and i
~1 MASON A CO, have received and are new opcnin,
• vi• 44.tc • list Itco
P.dk. it , arked,i 1,7,1 an !
Lard / .11.
upwards. of MO cases and packages of C 41 1 ,0, Cll , ,kn, Nlii. 45 , i a
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Ems, Gingham... Ticking.. kr. Also, a well euilis-ted Ktock of ,
Iwl la, isc particraar tio tnark pisc fotge, .. em //qt.'', 'wt. •
Spring Shawls, Mantillas., Bonnets, Dress Goods. Tristinting-,
Rort.lrwa•S." A/I Goods 0.111 , 41,11,1 t., the Agent. 01 thi. It. e
Embrolderien, At., to which they invite attention.
at Philadeiplaa ur Pittsburgh, still he foreurde s l wiiho t ,l
mitlB NO '27 Firrii STREET detenci,,n.
FOR SALE—A valuable FARM of 2', Faunae Abz.v . tat—Mose s i Putter, lbodon -J. 1.. Elliott, N.,.
York; E. J. Speeder, I . l.ll:alelphL ; ..N1a.,..-raur k K....n.. K..,
Acres, with 6 ear. of Coal. situated on St/CIItE.EI. mitre; Gen. C. P 11111,1,... tali, PittsbUrgil: : - .ltringman A Brat,'
HULL, 434 miles from the city. Priori. s ll , o no, syffi , ti- ( Y"" Cinclnnati, utile,: J. S. !ilisorlieed., banninlie EY•: UK
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candy and the haisnce to suit purchasers. Come and se.• it. m oum, 31 i, d ,.... lud. hatc.hrr Ar. Cu., St. i... „,,, , , , ~,,.
The Farm vrill recommend itself. LEWIS FLE.IIINO. .B. hinchell 44 Son, Evansville, Indiana
m.hlB
250_
,DOZEN LEMON SYRUP:
v 3 dozen Strawberry syrup
6 " Piue Apple
" Ginger
For sale by RIMIER & ANDERSON,
mbB No. 38 Wood et., opposite St. Charles Hotel
HOME SERVICE—A MANUAL ---- intended'
for those who are oocoutionelly hindered from atten,,•
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of
God.
With SK-M'na and a selec tionaCt " a - CA 1:14.1"1.!.: r • Great United Stales Mall and ' ,4xprosss
Hymns. By Rey. Wm. Bacon Stevens, D., Rector of St.
Andrew's Church, Philadelphia. for eale by ,
mhlo B. T. C. MORGA.N, 104 Wont{ et.
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS RUN ()AILS. on its owns
PRING-1856. _ length from bIiBUQUE TO CAIRO,
AHD
L
L. lIIRSIIFELD & -SON CHICAGO TO CAIRO.
will open their SPRING STGCK OP PCII.NISIIINO This 11.0aii, in connection with Tsi , rof t ,, , , ow
~,, ,
GOODS on rorADAT. the 11th of Moo-h. coinpriaing a fall no- tads
R- R. and Chicago K. "' ACrtn hail road, Pim,.
aortment of Cravats, Scarfs , Ties, Moves, Ilaodharchiefe, Ar., the moot direct and only cot
,„,,, it, R. mnt'a from
ko., which arrived by the l—
-ast ntearaeia. mill I Cii 1 CAli...) TO ST. AAA , i s ,
, _
CHICAGO To 1'...
,tit ,,.
CHICAGO To r
jci , u , o_ , E.
Trains leave Chicago Flo loth. ~,,,,„
JR. RENT—The Store and Dwelling, enr- In A. M. and 10-.l.Yi P. M.—
, 4T. Coax A 513 Cerro &intros.
..AL ' nor of Finit and Market Ntroota. The house has r.,,,,. Pl."°°P•'.. for Ft. K.
it this train take the car, of Mx
throughout, and it is a good bunion. nand for a %tore or a • Ohio and Mi.. r'• .. " ' andiirul. and are curried direct to
tavern Apply to WALTER P itY ANT it CO.. BL,.. fO ° "• _ _
h0h.20
C A'
EACIIES —2O bushels,
foi.piale by
mbl7 )FAIR k I'NTER.
ttltt Liberty street
STILE ST) ATTP=7-,- b ice fur sale
by
H.
Ctsrner First atad Wood .4treets
tAPEIt-10 reams for
F 7 l, e c h ti y -
en.
al\L''
S-
RANGE PEEL-300 pounde fur Pale h
mh2i , B. A. 'FAH N FSToCK elr
Jr, nav4,mtiou front Cairo to St. Lou., and lirr , 0
13.1.15 in advance of tin ricer rowtte, by taking Ow
ITARPER ' S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL— A (Auto.
ACkoth to St. Lon'. Cairo,
1 l' rt.Cll. places by this roll:, 1 1 1 " . 1 1,n iu h ' isci 8t a . t P t a ll u e l' olt n ic d o n n i f l ' t ' l ' i ' l. " .
. 0 ' ..4 P. and C. @ P. Itailicwir. In l'lttntlurgh, and Mlchlgan
Just received and for tale by 11. MINER @ CO.,
mn2.) No 3 . 2. Smithfield street.
- PLAIN BLACK SILKS.—.A. A. MA
if SO' I Central Railroad In 11...g0.
ige It. B. MASON,
Superinten't.
j . k 00.. have just reeelred. per Express. EM pier
___ _
ALLEGHENY I'ALLEY RAILROAD
wry rich BLACK El Lli S. of etery width and quality . 01 0„ 20 ,.,
G"rS SILK CRAVATS--IVe h . -- •• -
ace jugt ' argia-711
opened lln dos. all 'sizes of Gentle Black
?Lilian era
rata.. of fine quality, and 'very rich lustre.
mil2o A. A. 1,'../tFil .
IN & CO.
130.NJNET FR.AIES-100 ~, ,,,, ,f .
the sew ,
On and after FRIDAY, January 25, 185 el Freight and Pas
Spring StYleli of Wire and r.ruckr -
stinger Trains will leave Pittsburgh at 5:30P. M., stopping at
am Pram ;
00.. s In ell
all Stations, artlying at Kittanning at 025 P.M. Baur/tow.
sizes, juet received by A_ A. MAStiN
mh2o No. 25 Fifth st. . Leave Kituunking at 7 o'clock A . M., arriving at Pittsburgh
STAGES WILL RUN FROM KITTANNING, in CODUIX ,
Into with the Trains, tor tbe following pleoe,
rear.
$1 35 Clarion
2 60, Brady's Bend. .
2 26 ' Mahuning
1 75' Kellorsburg
2 25:Texas
2 50 Bethlehem
....airline .... . 275 sleolinleabu.rg
APE PRUNERS---Four dozen German ge.ed,t,arg
..... .. 3 00 Shannondale .
~Jll Shears, one of the beet Pruners known. just received 44,,,us 2 00' Brook villa
"
at the seed and Agrionitural Warehouse, 47 Filth el reel., by Fars to Kittanning, 61,28.
taltilT
JAMES WAItDROP.
A SITUATION—A Warehouse !
: Tickets to all of the abov e pi s , 5 ,,,,, bo procured at the
Ticket Office in the Depot co Taylor street
Apply to I mbl7: JAMES WARDROP. • Omnibuses will leave the corner of Market end Fifth, nd
. rean___ and Wayne streets, at P . P. 0 1., in connection with the
W ANTS Maa °, r Porter, a German, who fee good English .
Train. tia 2B .l A. J. HOPPER, Supt.
pIG METAL--
100 tons AtitklrrAche, extra sort;
60 " No.l L'harcoal, " For sale by
mhll JOIIN MOGIIII_EAT Rural Village
WAREie6USE TRUCKS-- S
P alicksburg..
11111.(4 , ‘ Ley
1 dozen, heavy ironed; ; Middlesex ..
1 '. light " Grocers' Trucks. Red Bank
mhl7 JAMES WARDROP. . ReLeeershorr
ri R - _..., Our .ills
CLOVERSEED--60 bushels prime Penna.
Erred for sale by (nil:1171 HENRY R. COLLINS.
D APPLES -200 bus. this day reedJr and for rale by I mhl.7] JUNKY H. COLLINS.
FlSH—Mackerel, White Fish, Trout,
moo, &c. [m1:07) HENRY H. COLLINS.
eiHININEN TOPS, of five different pat
ternn. for sale by [robin HENRY H. COLLINS.
- - - - - -
.N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES for the Western District of Penney!
etude,
Peter Murray a af.}
VL In admiralty.
Steamboat "Aunt Letty."
To six Peeteme mizarxxxn.-211kx Notice—That by virtue
of a writ of attachment issued out of the United States Die
triot Court In Admiralty, dated the Met day of March. A. D.
ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL--
1868, and returnable the lith day of April next, at which
W. A. orLDENFENNEY & CO. haveHarper,for Ihno the canoe will be have, I attached the steamboat Aunt
April. far sale at chair Co Dociixtore, Pi stn.. Lefty. In a plea civil et maritime, for the suit of
lte tie . Maitre- ia" Peter Murray et al, Illiallants. 1110 ST,
ap7rtd Bessie!.
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185 6 .
“NLY ROrTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY 31OLTTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IS
OHIO kND I'ENNSYLVA.Pi.';A
Quickeit Rout, lr.,m l'it , sloavh to rutroinal
COITAACTINg u‘th is,
Coringuin and Lexingt.in Otte, and sheAvoqiiipl
Railroad. and the tan,ocelpurith 11.41 t•. 1 -line
lumbun and Xelna. lnlyt-n and Xen/e.
Indiana Central
Tit ,lit ,Ilnet..Js Cntcinn tt t ,
i.nzingg or., Leuenille, Vin
Culumtl. and XeDlit. to linytoil, 1.11..1. , lit, I afi.yrtt.•
Terre kilute. St, Louie. &c., ,te
THE LITTLE MIAMI eta Connecting with
thu Covitartigi and Lexington I::ulrutd. the %kW
Line Steamer, the Railroad, and the
Lawrxincebni - gli Eonte, r 0111,4
Ore. through tickets hr nil the above routes MI °nix Lo
prigiurwl via Colnuit,' and the Litt to MIAMI Railroad.
The I,lt, Ite erviiitline via rt , !uniblis lisirtg the shortest
to eincit.ttati, en:tides n unvorot anti salt . sp."? Crtuni
are certain. and plialen,:cri have full time for meals . it
Forest and 13,11stontame ri•uts rrostiio-•. a .I.fn4srottj
find l , reaf.-nact• speed 14 tit ,o ci via. o
Wolram's '
By thr• rout• vta C.•lnmlue Cincinnati and Indrtnart,l:4,
paasou'.•rs colt , near rottd,. hallt,ttel and smooth. lit
Forem ,tnd Itolletuntaine rout•, pa.mtent;vrJ ride nvor tint
nmglu•ot ved, in Ohl..
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLITNII3C'S AND
Flaw TRAIN leaven Pitt,l,,,rgli nt '230 o'clock A. M. for
Xonta, Cincinnati, hottleville, St. Louie,
I.,,:inirton and Indatuan.,lin, via I.awr.•nc^burgh Route. Thix
Train arrieen at Cincinnati our hour and forty uunutne in
advance the Fttrtlit and Rellefontaine route.
Boom Tamll leartml Pittaburgli nr Y o'clock A. M. r
Cr.attim•. Columbus, and Cincinnati. Tills Train
ivakeaconnection only via Coliunbus to Cincinnati.
Tim]) TRAIN Icily. Pittalmirzli at 3 o'clock P. M. for
Crcatlinc.Culumbus, X1.51.1i*, Cincinnati, Lontsa illy . SL Look,
Lexington and lal hanapolia, viii Lawrenrv•bnrgh Rom,
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLT.')IBUS, PA YTUN,
Foist TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 2.30 o'cloek A. M. for
Crestline, Columbus, Xe- , a. Dayton. Indianapolis. Lafai rite,
Tern, Halite, Vincennes, St. Louis. Cairo, Evansville, Ac.
Sr.coarn TRAIN lestVefi Pittsburgh at b o'clock A. M. 1..1
Crestline. Colnrulius, Xenia, Dayton. Indiawep Lis, I.afit3 °tie.
Terre (Lune. Vincennes, St. Louis. Cairo, Evansville, A.
THIRD TILAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3 octet P.. 4.
erestline. Columbus. Xenia, Dityt,m, I min...poll, laf.iyett...
Terre !Lillie, Vlllo'llllo,, St. LA e; is, Cairo, Evansville, Sr.
N. R.—Secure your ticket& via Columbus, Rod you ere ea,
of connoctioos.
Steamers I.3ave Cincinnati daily fi.r Momphis, Vicksl.urgh
Nan:lo., New Orleans...tc.
The CoMoihus heiiig the ,hior i : rotas, the Time Titbit
the E..stern Roads nr nrrnuged to roll its close coimoction
with this rehab!, nag,.
For all tufetruuttittu anti Through Tirkettl, phone apply at
the Ohio aati i'vtitoylvanin tttlice, corner OEI,O
under the Monongahela How,
J. O. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
11E0. PARKIN. Ticket Agent.
GEO. 0. SESSIONS, Agent,
dec2o . l P. W. STRADER. G..nortil Agent. etnrinnati.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
BLAKELY a RICHEY
r.P.114 yin
Prnr.kr. 7 .
Miuhn.
ILLINOIS
.CENTRAItRAILROA',O,
9:3:, 3 . 31. aud 4:10 P
can n~rmg
„, Dun , iu.—Lunta..us AXID GALENA EIPRE-
Liva “f Steam Pad., Rh fopisinite Ihlbuque) with a li,n!i.
, ippi r,vn, It ro. .ats Paul and this tipper
Trains leave C.
and I'. NI. Aro for Chicago and Dui/aims at A. M.
i Passenger.
I d e , t i n ,, 4 from the Eaet and places OP the Ohio river,
certain St. Ltuts, mli :are Pe.) tulles of tudlous and
18 IN ki NV u vr.
PROM PITTSBURGH TO KITTANNING
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RAILROADS
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VIA CI.IIITLINE AND COLUMBUS
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Genoral Frolght Ageul.
If. J. WAIIREKT,
Superltileridortt., Altoordt,
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGII
RAiLROAD,
CO Y ?4ECTING WIT 11
Ohio and Penneylvaillia Railroad,
IA ALLIANCE.
THE .51101111.;;T AN;i QUICKEST ROUTE TO CETICAGO
4,1“ , z-r. is N VIA 1,1./ .. .‘ ELAND.
Thin Reid,• i" 1)1, finndr•.tl mtl , •s short.•r :And nt,iit nine
qufrket than th,• .a.. illtha.llo/11,
= =I
I- int Dit•iy . i7....11•• :mu , • laud
'Line t•• 1•14111 t.v.enty-loor hours,
wiort. Pitt.biligh on the si•li A. SI. train, by going
vin Krriec• ii.At
te leete,
witd the :,eritewie,t, lie a e•Ci t. , g ,, throne - II el ill,
eta iletentl. , n. all (eke 1f:671 Ica% .:".• at
A. M., R. , that et') hT , i, co• , i•
thr , ligh to the 1,1,,,11,.11P,N.
I . llr trillOn „IL A. 'I W t .11,,11,.
at 9:09 A. 01 are only !. % w i,„
rtrak h .tai, toi n.. , 1111 Ot or K 31,115 $ll T. 1,3-
niwns
4*—Tick..l4 Cleveland, ('tune , an. , . the N•allr wee!
vnt ara Fol.l at V. 'a,. than
Tho tra.,l% t;,.•,..i.“1 , 1c0p0ne , 1 at liu I,i u WIIII trnin4
fur l'uyul, Falis 1,1 Akt.,u.
Th. tt In CI:Nol aro! Chic:Ago run nn
followl4 Ince. Cloy:1,1,1 at A. M., all. rag P. M.
Artivt• I. M., A. M, ahol N:4() A. M.
Tr.h. t n hottitt Ri 101
10,4. ttt A M. And 11.,) 31. Fur 3.1
a: .4 I:, A NI l' 11
f or .4t. i;o< k I Itailron4l to
.1. 11.4, .11d thotwa .o. r Thy tia, it 41 and st. Louis
hatirnal to N. 1.3 11, 9 I. A 'd Train
Kr! ive at ^.`. II i ., •11iI11 . .111,1 th.... 1.30 P.
Al Tram at o
I 4144;t44,. t.. an•l CM, a 4 {‘,
' , ARE VIA .iLLIANCI: ANI CLEVEI.A.NLI.
Ist r.l.a.s.x. JI crs. 1/I //u,. 1/ Cr/.
T.. Alliance V. 2. To La Sidle ..slil $l3 50
I:talent:ld._ 4 00) : lord.. 0..) 11 (10
ii 50 ° iialena IS 10 II On
hica,zo 13 IC/ VII 241
la) 14 dC Inirlington, 19 U 0 15 Ott
113 1.0 (0
I'h...t.n>rrx prt,curo their tick tt:
office thim I Moliongitheia
door to-low
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
essorss
Northern Illinois to Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
Chicago, Fitirlinr,ion and Quincy
RAI LAMM.).
Ir \',ll,r 0‘11.1.TY.1), end Trainn run tho entire dnet.ncr
IiCIII.INGTtIN, witlu,ut..Lug..
of
miy Direct Route G lturlfutrtort, Quincy, Keokuk,
(Nuatkket, Wapvlio, Fur( It,. Moines, CM.I./Cli
Muff, de., and Ow Omit ALI. RAIL.P,ALI itueTz from Chi
t lomtg. Our, Fpi mg•
and tn..ll2ifu Su nl it.ll thy
Cvntru.l, Lireat a.t.l 01. to and Motadt I ppl
Tnd;.• on the thee t Ile :teat, (1 tittat(o on rho ArTiVAI of
roil the Eel—re,,.!lnit ;dl Layllig Over at any Et( the
<t.:141, I.ner Itur!towt,n f, Southern and Central
a ai.•l N••rth,rn )iiaa 4in:••keat an.l meet
1. Law. r,ut. , a,; ,aki+Ttant Waal Of 111,
a, I,•
, I . :1 lau Kit tr•an forty b. any
in:;••,. IN. `:11,.:1•1 0.101 In ~t h-r route. Th.. }toad. for
1 ti n 1•' 1 ti, ii': 1 , H 1 , 1~l Will, Ilse l'O\'t:Yl'i.t 4 NAIL.
itztl;:nrt.l m th. Ilont—writ
,tllll n5..1.1b 14, elvout ue.
Ire.
4-0 Lly Id+ route, loo•s• 51,0 of malting cs,noto
l-n, oz, ot oii Advt./ arm ling
ar ling
n)
lo• 1.,- ,0 , 1 it.. anti dangorg of na ,
t n,;tl Cho..gn. and Is
ritly
T2llt• .I' , It T: , h 1 . :1": , I. route ovin h prtro2a.r. I al
t" , t.a.4 : nt thr Lan-
I , lly. , 'T r I ' -111. In Li, 11, tillt
n 1 1 4 1 , 4 , •I 1). 0 ~ al4.ivi nrt , l at the
bLICe an.l lwar
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INIE;ECENI
Great A met - Lynn and U. S. Exprcas and
AND dT. LOUIS,
ForrricrChicago /11" i Min. pp/
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th.• tt:. , t, It tn.t. 01, :I
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It it M , .tli.t; kN. Jr. t•itt,trlntoutit•at
it J. I' II F.H.%!
l'APttltuger Agent.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
i i d aui iWl_fl[r!Aig
IMIMIE
.01
1 . .
.ND nix CM,. it 1, %Lai AND 901,11,
rui
Stieubenville & Indiana Railroad!
11.1111 , 1.•,1 4111 111 connful op•rut,,.
t.,t/ No.wetrk,
and Z•ti...11.11,11( fxcilitiex, al. route
ofirr+ o. t6u trxv rl,r it tie,r, of o qufilrt unrivalled
£oa4 running R' at Iron, Pit [.burgh.
Fall Arrangement.
tin and aft, 310NDA V, N.,autlitir sth, 1K56, a DA! LS
LINE Ittaant anti .'wilt runntng iStraantira, t - t.tnnianthtl
ity It, tot ne !wed and .1 , 111,11A111113K nOittn , will leaf.. Hua
i burgh , ye, day at ft I'. Y .
NititE
FA IRV QUEEN...
td—tn tart, anti reach SteUbrn vi Ile nt
C ,Ytlur.: tolluning ru—rumg—r,nheeting with the Fa.sr.
Tram 7:11, A. 11.. Mu lig 11,10 CI 1.. , 1111000013 with
fur all the rgle, uhr.,nini, - , a Ganlurtable mg,hre
rat;, :u,.1 a Vold fs!,,• ; ! ( ravel try raar,vt
air cheap ;LA ha any ut her Itallrraul roma.
Thruugh nod /and further infortuatluu,
Inquire of JAIIN J 110USTIrS,
No. 115 Wafer ntreot. Pittsburgh.
G E,I. W. VU Supertutemlen t.
L. W.: VENN)", 1106eral Agent. 11,13
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
OPEN 11111.1 \VLSI NEWThN TO CoNNELI.STILI.E,
fifty-h,lit mile trout Patel/nigh. on the Youghiogheny
isiser
Tine new flrst-vlses Itorsd In ro'w open for the transport^.
don k , l paalLAtr),..o.rn and fresghi. in cennection with the fine
eteeiner Eold AN. front PilL•burgli to Couuellsville,
foliuns:
The ',learner E. 1 1.1A: w,.l lse., h e r wharf, Owes the
Monon4atiela lit 1,,. esesy swert,,,,u. at isall.past. tin a'
o'clock, lot West e ton, c ht,s, slog there with the 'l,loru
log Train !evnd e.. 10 tor I onnellbsille, and reaching
there al 11::•11 , A. • M.. in time for the SUN° for Uniontown.
Fate te. cuntiell, ...... $1 75
Fare to `25
A 1 ram will hate C.11101, - 111- in the morning, at M1:15
o'clock 'jrl West Newt, n, and ...•ntiert there with the
steaniei Lunan at 7..11. m time t rack Pittsburgh at I
I'. M.
Fare from C mnellsviile to Pit rehorgh SI 75
Fare front to 1 'it1:1.0011 2 2,5
The Local Fr,,,rhi and I uc, r I . rtio trill !cans ritn
111,1kVinf, M . a:141 l'rlllfllllliZ till /, "C
Newlvn P. 51 ., at „ ppiiiir 01 ail nay station, for freight
and plussengars.
On r-aturday the usual afternoon train hill lie over until
the following morning at ',PA] n'rlua k.
Passengers o.otirlay alternorn boat from Pitts
burgh can by Hon arranges...hi go forward without delay.
Fur further Pi fOrrflall /11.1,.0 to the Officers MI b.,arti the
steamboat EOLI AN, ..r to the Accuse at 'II net :,ow:sh and
Connel le title. D. W. CALDWELL.
0nt.30 Assistant Superiniend,rit.
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE--
IN) Students attending the Any and Evening Classes.
Penmanship, Book-keeping, Arithmetic, end its applies
flops t., I.usiness. taught iu this extensive Commercial School
and Model Counting-honse, to large CIIIEISVIS of Ladies evil
Gentlemen.
Success guaranteed to all who attend. A few lessons front
an unsurpaesed penman correct the worst hand-writing .
Book-keeping, when correctly tane..t, is easily learned.
Merchants and business men apply hers for first class
Book-keepers, Accountants and Clerks. Call and obtain
specimens of Business writing—a circular for full informs
tion—opposite the Post Odic°, at COLLEGE HALL,.
declU
4 3 26
2 25
.175
2 00
225
ALLEGHENY CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
—A Lot of Oround ou Bauk Lane, b 2 feet (rout by 84
deep. on which in erected a lino Two Rory Brick Ifounecore
tentin g seven rooms—and a number of out-housed, all very
useful and convenient. Apply to
feblB SLALCELY & RICILEY.
rrlIE NEXT, AND THE EIGHTH
PUB
LIC SALE OF LOTS AT ROCHESTER, will take place
upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY, 1131 leers or Amu.,
inst., at 10 o'clock, A. 51. At TRIO 192,111 will be offered a num
ber of TILE MOST VALUA-Bi E BUILDING LOTS IN TEES
TOWN, as well as ELEGANT FANCY SITES FOR GEN
TLEMSN'S RESIDENCES, which at Ibrmer sales were bald
to reserve. N T C 01 , 04 D.
itoeheetes. Apar IS4&
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CSaptilln GORDON.
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INSURANCE
FARMERS' A\ 1) IF,(IIAWICS' LIFE,
FIRE AND NIAILINE IN6URANCE CONIPANY OF
Capital 8300,000
Amount securely invested 8200,000
This Company effects Fire Insurance on Building+, Boosts,
Furniture, ke. Marine Insurance on Vessels. Cargo and
Freight. Inland Insurance on Goods, by Ri,rs, Lakes,
Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally. Moo, iron-
Mill, 111,41 lives, upon the most favorable terms.
Thou,. B. Florence. Jatn.n E. Neal',
H. Arniltrong, Charles Din.v.e,
F.I P. Mi,1.114.i , n, F. H. He
Ileinlllol.l. Frell. C. I:r,•w3ter,
Thonms NI NM derlield, low.ar Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORKNCE., Prexident
EDWASID R. Irconot.o, Et.orkArY.
PITTSBURGH REFBRENOES.
lion. T V. lI,wP, Hon. J. R. M'Clint,,k,
lion I' U. Shannon, Cul. S. W. Black,
Hun. J. B. tjuth,,e, A. B. M'Calmont, Esq.,
Thomaa J. Kevnau, Es.l, Si - Bann M'Cundlene.
0.11. J. Heron Fo.tar, Gee. J K. Moorhead,
MEMO
The chat actor of the above Compnnv to of the first rlaaa,
ant cornt.lllo6 the rare and unusual privdeg, of Fire, Marine
and Life Innuranee.
Gentlein.qi of etevatod standing are annociated In iw man
alpeinent, and in t.rt.ntPd an St.cklioldrrn.
TTIO.MAS J. 111 . NTER. Agent,
i.r27 No. 5..0 Water ntrßet.
THE FRANELIN FIRE INSURANCE
O,IMPANY. 1.. q, PHILADELPHIA.
Drark - roas—Charlea W. Raurker. Thomas Hart. Tobias
Wagner, Samuel ()runt. J. - oh R. Smith, OHO. W. Richards,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolph' E. Rorie, David S. Browne, :vlor.
tia Patterson. Ctisa. N. BAXeKER, President.
Ca so. O. BANcs.itit, Secretary.
Coati our to mate insurance. perpetual or limited, on every
tlencript Len of property , In town and country. at rates as low
as are consistent with security.
TI,- Company have reserved a tnrge Ccmtingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely inv,sted, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Asaets of the Company, on January let, 1831, (1e pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Amenibly, were as follows, viz
Mortgage $418,12s 104
Real Estate 8-t,377 7c
Temporary Lon us
Storks 8:1.966 17
81,889 (I)
Cash, kc 64.3.4 ti 81
Since their incorporation, s period of twenty-one yea.rs,
they hare paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou
!sand Dollars, losses by tiro, thereby atTordlng evidence of the
Willin taw...of bumrance, an well as the ability and dbrpooition
to meet with promptness all liabilities.
.1. (IAItDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 °Moe, north-east cur. Wood and Third ate.
PPENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF PITTSBURGH, coruor Fourth and
Slilithfiol3 strantot.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL S3OOAOO.
Insure Buildings and other property against loss or dam
age by Fire. and the perili of the Sea and Inland Navigstlun
and 'transportation.
DIRSOI , IOI.
Wm. F. Johnstun, %sly Patterson,
W. I) , l'Ulint.)ck, lienustly T. Friend,
1). M. Long, 1. OH, Sproul,
A. J. Jones, ie, ri.)e It. Whitt'
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
James S. Negley, IV. S. Haven.,
Wade Hampton, IL K. Park,
H. R. Co hall.
Zion. WIL P. JOHNSTON, President,
ROTA PATTERSON, tiro President.
A. A. Cskrant, Secretary and Treasurer.
S. S. Cskkutk., Assistant Secretary .
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSEL
RANCR, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Pitn.A
DELFITIA --Cleartored April lath. ISA Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL, VSO.OOO.
Office, South-east corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia.
OPTICERE OP THE IIoNIP. BOARD AT PCTLADRLPILIA.
DIAN - TOW..
Fterken 11. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, lAwrenoe Johnson,
Rsniamln W. Tingley, (h, .MclTenry,
Jar , .b L. Florerre, James Dvvereux,
M. Godwin, William NleKee..
Presufrnt—itophen IL Crawford.
rvi Presnient—Ambr,, W. Thompson.
m r di w i rats!. l/,--,lan:en 11. Wilson, M. Ii
Allegheny City-11. li. Mowry. M. I).
0E4.1. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
marl7:y .No. 74 Fourth strret, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Institution,
Aurth :.,rest.
NEXT DOOR TO THE PI TTSIIVROTI BANK,
TS NOW OPEN . daily from 9 to 2 o'clock:
ou Writmday and S. - Iturtimy , reningn, frOnl 7 to
o'clock.
Ders,sits naelved of all trams not hoar than fiat DOLLM,
and a Ilvidertti of the pronid 11,1,01 twrnc a year, in June
an .:1 Ile inter. interest w e tlerlar,l al the rate of ins I+r
+ot per annum. on lite first of 1,./...-rubsr,lass4
containing tlin (.'hartgr. By-Lawn, Rules &II d Re/;u
l a tt, nn , int-nix:tett groin_ on applicntion nt thn
ALIMEE.
11..!
. 1 . 4111 11.
Knapp,
N Gr.ittan Murphy,
Thr,llul.l Umt.9l..rtter
Prnn.NA.
tV.lluirn J. A rtor,u.
Hoc...m-11 linpl.nrn,
~ .1- 2 .0 t Vann.,
IA Olt," F n
V llnCandn,
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P 111114.,
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II .i Honor, .1-`tn , I Kirkratrfrk
.a!-r: i'llll...rt-f,r.. ~ ,1 1, 1 I' 1f1'..1 - .1,
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1'..... A Corder.
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r 6 I.:dr:noon. ',,.,n' I;. t.. I .!,
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IA 111..., Han,. AlexAr/.lor Th..!;•
5., -- erzry and Treap.rer--(.11.A.1i LE', A. (I'LT -•,‘;
Jyli,sl!y
- "het thr
boll', 5t ., 1.4:41.11.0r au c. of it
rtg..t tl..
uti t om .: 41,11
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ae.inamttal vA, namo and the at..riea
antit.r.na. im a 'Mamma - .4i, altl hot 51.. med
Idivngly markerl in Inmdenf. put.
tali, with the nmat laaLutilni n.ent . .lew•r,ntnda,.
and :a.% an 11,i...int:knee w.;11 ali .A human th.L.
ih.schatt,tera king exceed:llly well drawn The
nhAni
I. A a m Yll“!.,.)11i0 ehmi art.,. and the
.!etta and 11,61114,131 e n, vte la , I. nklii and
Ju lama LA ..11 in., part of the writer. It .aa a•rk Ire
Alec awl yonna - eat may allku reaA petit
Tillr.l F•Alt.lon Pady IN+ Lthy •
L\ TIIE 1 . r..t.H.L OF PKARL hIVER
bl Mt.. S./1711WolITT,
•
Irtklllorks.,llCC,ll nv.rViN.l), th Lite . lnt( iL eta 1 ei
Ore to r•litncl,3 wtth n. F, Mitt;
VISIII NO TACK LE, ~f every variety anii
styla. f.,r sale .t lit/WS
apt Skit of the tielden
74 ZORS, RAZORS, RAZORS.—Pemai,,
J k dos‘trona of haring a wed clean chase, ran get one of
the eate newt hare-, for SI, witt - ranfe.d or no sale, nt
BOWS ,S. TETLF,ra,
apl Sign ~ f the ()olden Ulm.
1 01'1—SPLENDID BAMBOO FISIIINi i
v e.oDs, tte best over brought to the. market. for
sale at BOWS & TETLEY'F..
apl Bin of the tioldeu *ion.
ROLL BUTTER—:S hbls. prime this dsv
received and for sale by
qr.: . _ HENRY 11. ea.,L.LINS.
P ____ . .
ijiNOS FOR THE 1101ADAYS!—CeAs-
Lorre Bruga, Its Wood street, has just . ;....-.. -.
received a c..mplate assortment of 8, tOi r 6.4, - , ..:r."‘:4',....?.:•,',..L
7 nod 7.• octavo Piano Yon., of the Into4t . .' ' ,
. 4
V i
styles, and containing nil the new Improve- '
illeurn, among winch 4r4 the following:
Foil (irate! I,ols XIV. st i le, carved lyre, logo, rar, Sr
Pull Serpentine, Ibith nadtng music do k, do .10
. . .
Semi do do do do d.,
Louln XIV. ntylo, do do do do
do do with pearl kopt, do d 4,
Hound con:kora, 1141101.1 back and front.
do plain.
Square corners, finished back and front
do pinto.
The '1!4: octavo Is a new scale, Larger than any made het
tolore.
AIM eevoral SECOND LIA.ND PIANOS.
One Softwood f. octave Piano Forte, With Iron frame, nearly
as wood it. new, for
One Mahogany a octave Piano, In good order 10'2
One do do do do 100
PIANO STOOLS of every variety, at prim, from IS to $2O.
For tale by CHARLOTTE 111,01 E, 118 Wood et.,
derlb Sooond door above Fifth.
CITSPETSI CA SPETS:!—AT M'CALLUNPS—JUST
ceived, and daily coming to hand. a largo and dim. e
aftortment of goods In the above line, including—
Velvet and Tapeetry Britianla Carpet,
Three-ply, Superfine, Mediate and
Low-priced Ingrain.;
Medallion and Tapestry Ingramv, (a groat variety of pat.
torne,) Lira:mein, Damaeks aud Vonitiati Hall and Stair Car
-1".4,.
A1.30--Bonutiful patterns of (hi Cloth., various qualities
and widths; Woolen and Linen Crumb Clothe; Baizen ;
Matting; Lila and Hug Carpet,: French Embossed and Vic
toria Piano and Table Coven.; Hearth Rugs and Dour 11n1.,
n groat variety. All other artidea usually found in Carpet
Sterna I,llniontly un hand at ST Fourth Wool, near WO.MI.
W. D. & 11. MVALLUM.
VEW AND V 4.1.1;A8LE BOOKS just received
1.1 he J. C. DAVININ, US MARKET ntreet. near Fourth:
Chrimilanity In the Republic; by llce. E. M.
The I[ ,, aled in Ezekiel; by Rev. T. Gut brie, I), 1., Edinburg,.
'rho Ten Yearn (2,onfiirt, or the Iludory of the Disruption
of the, Church of Scotland by Dr. Buchanan—fifth edition,
Edinburg.
Dune Manse--a beautiful Story illunratlng the Times
and Trials of the Dieruptlon—Edluburg—sl,2s.
Welcome to Jeaue--.12 eta.
Elegant colored Panorama for Children-23 cents.
Thu must beautiful Pstini I;ook In print.
The W , ok of Psaluaa. with Sacred Um-monies
Blakey'h I listory of tho Philosophy of the Mind
Treutist. on Punctuation.
Ilacau•ay for 25 cent., 45 etc. all cts and $1.50 per 'Ann,s
de., etc. (jall-Y) .1. 8. DAVISON.
IRON CITY COLLEGE .—DAY AND EVENING CLASRP.B
IN It' K)li-K EEPING.-111 all department; Including
many new and highly valuable Improvements, which urn
not elsewhere taught. large enlE9el.l attend evenings only
to votive a thorough mercantile education. Lectures upon
all the studios delivered to Evening Claseses. Arithmetic
(new pysterni and Ito application to Falsities& Also, writing
included la the Mercantile °cause, or taught separately.
Call fora Circular krr full peuticulare at College hull, op
pcalte the Poet bailee. Y. W. J.ENBINN, Principal.
novl4
BtiILDING LOT FOR SALE.—A lope 24
feet nu WYLIE Street, and extending back 109 feet to
Wide alley. On the back part of the lot le a Cellar Wall,
built for two small houses. This lot in In a desirable location
for a reeideure ; and will be sold low, and on favorable terms.
Title g,e - sl, and clear from Incumbranco. Enquire of
1300. F. GlLL3flillE,
Jyl2 at the Ake of Morning Poet.
MAUAZINIS FOR FEBRUARY.—Harpe
Magazine for February—price 20 cents.
iStaloll . B Magazine for February—price 10 cents.
Peterson's Ladies' Magazine for February—price 17 ots.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal for February—price 18 cents.
Yankee :Notions for February—price 12 cents.
London Illustrated Newsle-prioe 31 cents.
Fresh supply of N. Y. Clippers, coutalnin.g account of
Prize Fight of Walker and Ways.
Godey expected this afternoon, with various new Books—
and for sale lower than elsewhere, at
J. LAIINTER'S BOOEBTORZ, No. 30 Fifth at.
SSLEIGHS, of the most beautiful and unique
designs, perfect workmanship, and beet material, manu
factured and furnished In two ( DM' Wm° by
BbinOW & CO.,
Jas No, VI Diamond alley. Pittsburgh.
fIAIC AND OTHER IMITATIONS of
yl w
2412 V
MalrdwiteiZretwf"oon.'
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211.,"06 44
11. MINER A
!-Intibfiold strIN•I
BANKERS AND BROKERS
4ITSTIN LOO3IIS, Stock and Bill Broker,
office No. 92 Fourth vt rest, above Wood. Notes, Drafts,
Mortimge N and Loan, collaterals, negotiated.
icks bought and sold on commission. Land Warrants
bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the parasite anti sale of Cop
,.•r
All communications attended to promptly. Janl9
HOLMES&SON'S, Bankers and Ex
-11 • change Brokers, and Dealers In Notes, Drafts. Accept
epees, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the East
ern and Western Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
Stabs. Dep.,its received in par funds or current pc per, No.
67 larket ete,t. Isitivion Third and Fourth sts. jaahly
GE. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex
• change Brokers, Dealers in Exchange, Coin, Bank
Noi..v. Sight and Tune Drafts, Etc. Collections carefully at.
tended to. and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stx:kri bought and sold on commission.
.Cie No 7.1 Fourth street, next door to the Bank of Pitt.
burgh.
sepl3
JOILY, WOODS, Banker and Exchange
Broker, Dealer In Exchange, Commercial and Bank
Notes. Stock bought and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. interest paid on Deposit.
.C , sle. No. Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
Bank. decl6
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Donler In Notes. Butlds. Stocks, Real Estate, k.c., N 0.75
Fourth str”et, l'lttsburgb, 1 a. JanS
DRY GOODS.
- IVEW SPRING GOODS--No. 74 Market
11 street, Pittsburgh, Pa. The subscribers have just re
ceived and are no* , opeuing their first arrival of SPRING
ilt s 'DS, to which they wish to call the particular attention
their customers and the public generally. We flatter our
selves that we bare never been able to offer so handsome
and desirable a stock as the present.
our DRESS 04)01)S DEPARTMENT contains all tho new
styles and nuVOlties of the season— •
Notes rich Black and Colored Moirantique Silks;
.leers•r, Chores and Striped
" Plain, Striped and Plaid Black "
" Twisted Silk Flounced Robes'
Challi
.• Barngo
- Lawn
Also, Tissues,. Bareges, Chatham, Lawns, An.
SIIA WL9 AND MANTLES.
Our Shawl and Mantle Room loovppliad with all tbo now
styles of Crape, Cashmere, Stella, Silt, Brocba, Mcdrantiquo,
Chan Ulla, Lace, h.c., kr.
NEEDLE WORK
Our stock cf Gallant, Flotmcings, Sleeves, lie., is not mr
pissed by any stock West of the Mountains.
lan, a I, , arki assortment of ftfOillifSlNG AND HOUSE
PL:RNISHING GOODS.
DOMESTICS.
Prints, Ginghams, Checks, Mullins, Tickle" Kentucky
Jeans. Casusinetts, Cassimerea, Cotton, Linen and Pant Stuffs.
At.. Also, Gloves. Liesiery, Ribbons, and every other article
smokily kept ins nrat-elase Dry Goods House, to which we
11 cell and examination before purchasing elsewhere,
we fevl confident we have never been able to exhibit such
stock. LOVE BROTHERS,
Yormerly Young, Stervenso s n & Love,
0,1117 74 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CLOTHING.
NEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 4 Sixth
street. opposite Liberty. The subscriber has Just open
ed this new establishment, where he has always on band a
large and choice assortment of all articles of CLOTIIING.
which he warrants equal to any in the.city, and will sell at
the most reasonable prices.. The public are requ.terl to give
him a call. (maribly) B. OPPENHEIMER.
HOTELS
ItrANSION lIOUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ,
Psoearrrot. No. 344 Liberty street, Just beside the
Pa.onser Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which makes
it the most convenient house in the city fur passengers arri
big by that road.
The proprietor having, at conekterable expense, fitted up,
In exe•lleot style, the MANSION HOUSE, would reepect
folly solicit a ihnre of public patronage. There le attached
splendida STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample amommodation to travelers and toatusters. Hie
larder and Bar will be furnished with the beet the market
can afford. febliy
QT. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
).0 Clair streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.—The undersligned, former
ly ,11 Brown's Hotel," having taken this large and comma
.ll,,us Ii ./TEL. and having refitted It in magnificent style.
re.ipectfully invite his friends and the traveling public
t, give him a rail. Assured. filth the convenience of the
and hie long experience In the business, n give
et. , re eatisfaction, and his charges moderate.
1,.022 WM. C. CONNELLY.
(1 001) INTENT HOUSE, corner of Libor
ty nod Greet erect.. near the Railroad Depot.
inlll3.ly JAM.E'S SIIA.NVON, Proprietor.
RESTAURANTS.
Sole
K l4 L S I
rE rd ylTli'9 1 1 , ,: .1, 11 ),r;„ „ Ed Ge
Kennett
H A ,
la and
It.t.wn M.ut. Alan, Common Ale and Porter, In quart and
pint butt/re
ht, at tell t,• , 0 of .11imilies, and the trade, k reopoei fully
LNEI{AL w ATER AND SARSAPA-
1:1L1..A —%WM 1). EsaiLlsll. Pitt streot. below Penn.
IA
now manufacturing and bottllog the above hevermgeo on
nil extmon N. , 1.1r lit, 11l tit :OP are of t h e bout quality. and
to.3.Loinotorod from the purest ontortalx. 0,117:1)
E A 1).1)IS EXPRESS COMPANY—
' PITTSIII2Ii , iII. R9CiIESTER ASI) NPW BRIG lITON
n•r the egpc , ial accommodation of the large
1.,,p01at ion alflog the line of the Ohre, and l'enuarivania
taiwcen l'lttah , irgh and New iirighwn, whom Intonate
end relations rewure such Agency, THE
',t3l+ EN Pit Py.7 t'i,l.ll,l'ANY ha, e made such arrange
..ni
.it lb, por
- cone rnotra to. ebable theta to at truly
ed .1- .Im-Tr will tal4A‘
,4 all t% and butlrieel properly eutru+ted t•.
I.:r•t. Ilea w Bt iKlituti by tiie Morning Train.
.a c .0,1 All, ghenv City during the tiny L.
t.. •11VG ~. •1.11(10,001 as may chtrautcd ' t , him, and
r..!urn I-y tlc Ev, Iling train, u itli his Gooaa and Commie
qi.ola executed. All g00.L.,&.c. will be dallvored or called fir
the thy, I II nt...bable klintaneu, 'a [Chula eAtrx
.•hard,t ; but V. nature such delivery. the thmt-ttun on parka.
,14,1a11y fin private lu..tutea, shwild tw explitut.
At ‘1 , I) Stntl all 'natter u 11l be left with the Station
A t c-ut lialln.a.l Company, when the proper party in
1. t at the Station on the arrival at the Truitt, to receive 1,4
• Outritatt f,.r rarr)lng pflek..lgo6, tt.C.-. end for serrfree
Lt 114 e tle.e.•u;;er, acre In Le Ud eti to to traltin
•10t!,... rra
lituite. 1111. , 11 the nature of the buelneas ti etuth as
~ f RiwtAl agreenten to wolf be toad&
II EN ILI" IL. 11: VIS Idle been appuinteal Moaannger, end
t r l c“odnonce hid duties
no Monday. Deoember 24, 1843
OFFICES AND AOSNTS.
Pittsburgh-64 Fourth etrent.
A lit,:hons . City—Telegraph
liap.,ll”--Claidam Hay.
fenirktry Station—Mr. McLaughlin
ituclosuer—Mr. White.
Beevrr—Dr. Chandler.
Now ftrlghOm—Mr. Hoops.
orrice AIrA.M.S KIPRZB9 CO, I
l'ith.taurgh, Dec. 20th, 1655.
TO TiiosE wit wisu FARMS ! ! !—To
have FERTILE' LAND at II CHEAP PRICE, and on
...my tenths, your attention is Caned CO the Ridgeway Firm
nud 0.1.1 Company. Twenty-five acres. or more in propor
tion, are given for WO, payable In Instalments of $1 per
week or $4 per month. It Is located in Elk county, Pa., and
Mu; one of the beet markets for its produce in the State.
The soil is a rich loam, and is not to Iro surpassed for farm
ing, as examination will show.
It is ALL COAL LAND, underlaid by two rich veins,
w Lich. 011 account of its to the Lake market, will
shortly become of immense value. The Runbury and &le
It. R. pecans directly through it, which in now under am
struction from Erin to within a short distance from Ridge
way. The Allegheny Volley R. It. also panes through It,
connecting it with New York and Pittsburgh. The Timber
on It is of the moot valuable kind. Title unexceptionably
good, and warrantee deeds are given. It presents a good
and substantial opportunity to commence Givinhag, providing
for ,inn's children, or making an investment sure to increase
lu value. A new era Is now opening to We region of coun
try, and it cannot but become of great value. In a abort
nine Coal Land will be treble Its present price. Further
particulars can be had from the pamphlets, which are sent
to enquirers. Letters answered promptly.
Apply or zuldrems SA,II'L W. CATELL, Seer,
136 li'alint it., Phila.
Full Information le contained in the pamphlets. [feb7i3m
G. I.HROTT
0 CURT!S.
ipp ROTT 5c CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
LI) St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota Territory. Land ixiught
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, invent
menta made to the boil advantage, and Land Warrants to, ra
ted. Also, Agents for the sale of Lots in the town of ST.
CLOUD, 66 miles from St. Anthony, and bead of navigation
IlislTO the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Radirivai
enemas the Misalaaippi at this point, and the numerous ad
vantages it potwasses as a place of Imaineaa will make it one
of the largest cities in the Northwest.
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Minnesota.
Hon. Win. H. Welsh, Chief Audios of Minnesota.
Hon. J. Meeker.
lion. IL M. Rice , Delegate to Congress.
Rice, (101 l lupine l & Recker, Attorneys et Law.
Messrs. Romp & Oaks, Bunkers.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of C. S. Land Office
sep29
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belied in America, .nd since the gnat literary name and
American favorite, FANNY FERN writes exclusively for
this paper every week during the year DM, It should cer- :
talnly make it one of the moat attractive papers in this coon
try. We can supply beck Noe. from the let of January. TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES TO
Call and take a look at the paper at il. LET—One id/mated on East Common, Allegheny City, ;
fel#3 LAUFFERT Book Store, No. &I Binh street, and one on Third a below Berry, /Ittebaro„ 1
LAWNS AtD B.RILLIANTES.—A.—i. mh22 S. RT A 130 N, 51 Market rt.
WON d CO. ate AM 10 MISS mor• of one •:" • " • I LOTION-6 dozen re-
or gi oftuas and 861111anta afar and d ir . • iihsd by JOB. = lt
ahltt Omar Mad* it.
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NOTICE. -IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS of Allegheny County, Penn y hoots—No. 161
March Term, 1856.—Nincs is beieby given, that on 3105 -
DAY, March 10th, 1856, the Penniiylvanhi Railroad COM
pary, by their Solicitor, presented a petition In the Judges
of said Court, praying for the appointment of flue viewers,
to ascertain and determine what damagea, if any, the flight
Rev. Michael O'Connor, Trustee, or any other person or per
sons, are likely to suffer by reason of the taking and occupy
ing by said Company, for the porno.s named in said peti
tion, of that certain Lot of Ground situate and lying on
Liberty street, In the City of Pitishurgh, and bounded and
described as folloivs. viz: Beginning at the corner of Liberty
street and the Methoilist burial ground; thence by said
street S. 51'zi° W., S 4 feet 0 inches into an angle,* said
etreot; theme along said street S. 71° 48° W.. 10 Rot 334',
inches, to the line of property owned by said Company;
thence by alibi Company's line S. IS3,i° E., 130 feet, to the
line of property owned by Sirs. Elisabeth Denny:; thence
by the line of said property N. 65", Ifil° F.., 90 feet org, Inches
to the Methodist burial ground; thence by mid burial
ground N. 181.i° W., 149 feet five inches to the place of begin
nisig ; the said of being coninionly called the property of the
" Catholic Congregation of St. Patrick's Church." And its
further appearing to said Court that the title tumid property
Is doubtful and defective, and that said - Company cannot
safely pay to any person or persona the amount that may be
awarded by staid viewers, as the value of said lot by reason
thereof. the Court did thereupon, after due consideration of
the premises, order said petition to be filed of record, and
did rppoint Hiram Stowe, Robert Darragh, B. 11. Chamber
lain, Beolatnin AllatrlM and Jam. Allison, Esquires. of Bea
ver county, viewers for the purposes aforesaid, to meet upon
the lot described aforesaid, on MONDAY, March the ;fist.
1656, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day; and did
also order and direct said Company to file a bond to the
Commonwealth In the sum of fourteen thousand dollars,
with security to be approved by the Court, (the same being
now on record and approved' by said Court,) for the benefit
of the person or persons found to be entitled thereto. and
did also further direct notice of the presentation of said pe
tition and of the appnintment of said viewers, and of the
time and place of their meeting. and of th a riling and np
proval of said bonds to be published in the "Pittsburgh
Post," and "Daily Commercial Journal.' for a period of two
weeks prior to the time of the meeting of said viewers: all .!
of which matters and things done in the premises, the Right !
Rev. Michael O'Connor, trustee, and any other person or per '
sons claiming or owning of said before described Lot of
Ground, will take notice, and at the time and place above
named, appear before said viewers.
Joseph Whites Carriage Iteposittory.
JOSEPH WHITE, now carrying on bnal
ness In his spacious premises (now lately ; -
enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg 1
Turnpike, near the Two Mlle Run, between
Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectfully Invitee the public
to inspect his stock of CARRIAGES', BUGGIES, Ac. And be
particularly informs gentlemen purchasers, that one price
only is made.
Fourteen years' experience In the business enables hits to
place before his patrons the same choice collection of Ciir
riays which, so many years past it has been his particular
department to select, from the various and moat talented
Eastern manufacturers. The success of his new system is
complete—the economy of his arrangements will supply the
best and most fashionable manufactures at moderate JACell.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the mania
for decorating houses of business has heaped upon the price
of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPH WILITE will sell,
on rend money only, at much leas than the usual prices.
Kir repaired in the best manner, with despatch.
taloilidaw
ACTORY BUILDING FOR SALE.—The
F
undersigned hays for sale a large brick building in Al
legheny city, 135 feet lung and two stories high, with one
lot of ground 27 feet front by 135 feet deep, suitable for any
kind of manufacturing purposes. It has been used for a
Cotton Batting Factory and Drags Foundry. Also, in said
building an engine, fifteen horse power, In good running or.
der; together with three forty inch Cotton Batting Cards
and Pickers, and machinery for making Caulking Cotton.
The engines and machinery would be salts:mango if requir
ed. Apply to BLAB ELY & RICHEY,
Corner Seventh and Smithfield streets.
ts,_ Will he sold low for cash or exchanged for merchan
d ire mh2.6
NTEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
:
II Christine, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs: by Laura
J. Curtis. Price $1.12%
Woodhill, or the Ways of Providence: by Talvi 1,12%
Diary and Correspondence of Amos. Inwrence 1,12%
Schamyl and Cireaasian War: by Machin 1.00
The Three Marriages, or Life at a Watering Place 1,12%
Rogers' Table Talk pp
The Old Dominion: by 0. I'. lt. James
The Ocean Queen. or the So man's Bride...
'Livingstone, or the Young Ranger Hussar
ALSO:
Harper's Magazine for April. Price 20 cent&
Godey's Lady's Book " "0 "
Peterson's Magazine " 17
BlackwoLsi's " 26 "
Baantis 10
Yankee Notions " 12%
For sale at LAUFFER'S, No. 77 Fourth street, between
tood and Market, nearly opposite the old Bank of Pitts.
burgh.
I'AALY'S STOCKING FACTORY.-C.
_Li DALY corner of Market alley and Firth street, finds it
uscessary to contradict a report that has gained currency,
that ho was selling ea to quit lousiness. lie never had curb
:nteution. lle informs the public that he still continues to
supply
STOCKINGS, SHIRTS, DRAWKILS,
And all kinds of HOSIERY. at tits astablishment. Ms Fac
tory is near Ryan's Building, on FIFTH street—orstri at all
um. to the lusp•ction of the pubiie. ne has. beside. the
work of his own manufacture, brought to the city the
largest assortment of Goods in his line ever brought to this
rity. which are warranted to be of the bent quality, and will
be sold at the most reasonahle prires. lie but but one Sales
Boom, at the corner of Mat ket alloy and Fifth street.
C. DALY,
mhl.s Corner Market alley and Fifth at.
NTEW BOOK BY MRS. CAROLINE LEE
lIENT7---COURVIIIP AND 3IA1:RI AGE: on. Jots
Aso inOlitP.iYiTti or AltEttlerti, Lire. The public will hail with
oy the announcement of this new I s tt by this colebrat.d
writer. This work will be found o n t in•ri t na l b y all, to 1 ,0 on.
•tf the most exciting. inter ...tin.; and popular works that has
ever emanated from the American press. it is a workiwhich
the oldest and the yiing,est may alike read with prom. It
will g ive entire satisfaction total renders—encourage gooil
taste and good emu-ale, not while away many I..ionre bourn
with great pleasure allot profit, and be recommended ti
..the, by all who peruse it. It e t a he had at W. A. lilt,
DENEF.NN EY'S Chimp Book Store: all.. a root many ado,
new nod impalas - publication,. Call a No. 43
ezz7z.l meet. , ilikinitn the Theatre. ap4
ASECOND-lIAND CIIICKERING pIANO,
It.innwrnikl,_roiinit rumen, 7 OntaVii, nearly to-iiv, ba•
10-nn 1,1 with the sid.scrita, fie node, t2,^ own e r haying ft .
further use tar it. The above Piano will 1-e .1,14 roe talli e
net rind, being one hundred dot lure the replier pie,
For sale by JitllN 11. NIELLOR.
mh24 81 Wood stre..t.
BEST COLLECTION OF GLEES
EVER PUBLISIIED.—TIP-TOP GLEE AND CHORUS
Itooli—A New and Choirs Collection of Copyrights never
before harmonized, and many of the Gems of modern tier.
man and Italian Composers, arranged in a familiar style. and
adapted to the use of Glee Chaos, Singing Chsses, and the
family circle: by C. JARVIS and J. A. GETZE.
This work contains a great number of In, and favorite
Songs, harmonized in a style adapted to general purtekies.
while many of the gems of Moudelasoliti. Alt, Kriel:ton, and
other celebrated composers, are presented in an ori g inal
form. The great variety of musical conitaisitions here intro-
Mired, eminently adapts it to the taste and capacity of the
singing school, the glee club, and the family circle.
eci r PRICE, ONE DOLLA_II.-6a
Just received and for site by
CIIA_RhOTTE BLUMF.,
118 Wood st, second door above Filth at.
Sample 'copies will be neat by mail, free of postage,
on receipt of $l. mh24
'MEW SPRING GOODS.—A. A. I'sIASON
& co. are opening some 1500 caner and package.
:New Spring Dry Goods, received direct from Manufacturers
and Commissioners, comprising, in part
-300 rartens of Silks, Shawls and Embroideries;
30 caws Variety Goole, Hosiery Gloves;
40 .• Lawns, .Nfuslins, and Bersge De Lames;
Checks, Gingham's, Ticks, Stripes, Sic.
100 cartons Embroideries, Trimmings and Laces;
11. M cases Straw and Braid Bonnets and Millinery Goods;
SO " Summer Stuffs, Tweeds, Jeans. &c.
300 " Br ii and Brown Muslin, dc., &c.
To which they invite the attention of wholesale and retail
purchasers. mh24
T HE SATigr -
-LE SATISFACTORY REMEDY—From
all parts of the country, north and south, the proprie
tors are almost daily In receipt of such flattering testimonl-
Male as the following, relative to B. A. Falunstock's unequal
ed Vermlfogo:
Gazsaaaoao', Ala., April 19th, 11%15.
Murry. B. A. Ft/Ant:Mick & Ch.—l have been selling your
Yermifugro in this place for five years, and hike pleasure In
stating, for the information of the trade and of the publk
that it has been, so far as I know, ono of - the most antis(
tory remedies in the market, and one of the mast salrablo
medicines we have. I have also persOnal knowledge of its
good effects in numerous cases under the treatment of our
physicians, all of whom use it regularly, and always fund
it to be safe and reliable as a worm specific. I can recom
mend It as ono of the safest and best in the market.
A. STOLLENWERCIE..
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
corner of Wood and First eta., Pittsburgh.
R'
0( ;ERS' TABLE TALK.—Rocollections
_ of the Table Talk of Samuel Rogers. To which is mid
ad I.:Liam:dans.
Christine, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs by Laura J
Curtis.
‘Voodhill. or The Ways of Providence: by Talvi.—(lire.
Ed ward Robinson.)
Forest Tragedy and the Falls: by Grace Greenwood.
Farmed Linwood: by Mrs. Caroline Leo lientr-
India, the Pearl of Pearl River: by Mrs. Southworth.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1858.
A Journey in the Seaboard Slave States.
Shoepac Recollections. A work of great interest.
The Song of Hiawatha: by Longfellow.
Agency for the celebrated BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
ERR. Also, the popular SALVE OF RUSSIA.
Maksellera, Pedlers, News Venders, and all persona deal
ing In periodicals, papers, &c., &c..„ are requested to call and
examine the shelves and counters of the cheap Book Store of
mhl7 H. MINER & CO. 32 Smithfield street.
. .
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.—The un
dersigned has just returned from the Nast with a large
and varied assortment of
FASIIIONABLE CLOTITL'CG, CASSI3IERES,
VESTINGS,
Which he is prepared to manufacture to order in the
Thankful for the rery liberal patronage heretofore hs
stowed upon him, he respectfully solicits a continuance of
the same from his friends and customers.
1.41Y-Coruplete satisfaction guaranteed.
B. Y. SHUPE, 111E1:C11.4NT TAILOR,
Third street. near Market.
SPRING BONNETS.—A. A. MASON &
co. ;i.re just opening a 1 err large and, well selected
stock of Spring Bonnets. comprieing the new styles of—.
Pedal Braid ; Jenny Lind ;
Satin Straw; Goe.amer Lime:
i 5 end .. Florence Braid;
Diamond" Misses' Satin Straw;
Split " Misses' Elate.
BOYS' LEGFIORN HATS, etc.
Aloe, a large assortment of Straw Muttons, Braids, Flowers,
Garlands, &c.
rtiti=
W
ANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooke for city and
country. A Boy of 17 to learn a trade; must be well recom
mended. Also. places for four or five Meat., do chamber or
dining-room work. Four Boys in stores or to run errands,
and five or FiE mon at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOWRIE'S Ne ... intelligence Office,
fob:Al No. 1S Fifth street.
ILADIES' SAUNTLETS.—IiTe have now on
hand a large assortment of Ladles' Kid, Calf and Buck
untlet,, with various styles of Fancy Cuffs.
L. HIRBIIFELD A SON,
No. 70 Wood street.
A NNOUNCEMENT. -
No. 82 Mannar Er. aim I DIAMOND.
FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA STORE.
The subscriber having extended hie store through to Mar
ket street, is now enabled to keep a Marge and desirable
stock of articles in his line; and hopes for a continuance of
the Liberality heretofore showed him.
All goods sold at the most modazate prices.
mh2s B. R. PRATO.
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'WILL A. STOKES, Solicitor Po. IL It. Co
March 12, 1856. rolfl4:2w
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RHODES'
FEVER AND•AGUE CURE.r
FOR the Prevention and cure of INTznurr-
TENT AND !CLYMER . , Yana.% Pxyza AND Aovi, Cetera
AND FEVXTI D.m AIIDN, GENZRAL DZIDIATT, Nun! BIPLAIN,
and nll other forms of Disease which have a common origin
in MALARIA and MLARMA.
Thin is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE, which will entirely pro- 1
tact any resident or traveler, even in the mart sickly or
swampy localities, from any Agile or Rlllons disease what
ever, or any injury from constantly Inhaling Malaria or .
Miasma.
. • .
It will instantly check the Ague In persons who have sn4 s
fared for any length of time, from ono day to twenty years,
co lint they need never have another chill,by continuing its
use according to directions. The patient at once begins to 2
recover appetite and strength, and continues until a perm6.l,
neat and naiad core is effected.
• One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases; some
may require more: Directionsprinted in German, French ;
and Spanish accompany each bottle. Prices—One Dollar. I
Literal discounts made to the trade.
•
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, It. I.
EVIDENCE OP SAFETY.
Naw Yom r., June 11, 1866. t i
"I have made a chemical examination of 'Rhodes' Fever
and Ague Cure,' or 'Antidote to Malaria,' and have tested s
it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, bat have
not found a parti.de of either In it, nor have I found any 3
substance in its composition that would prove injurious to 6'
the constitution.
JAMES R. CIIILTON, M. D., Chemist."
" LEWISBURG, Union county, Ps., May 2,11{65.
Mr. J. . 4. Rhodes—Dear Sir: The box of medicine you
sent me was duly received on the Mut of April. I have sold
about one-half of it, and so far the people who have used It
are satisfied that ft has cored them. It haseertainly stopped
the Ague in every one who has used it, and six of the cases
were of long standing. My sister, who has had it for five *;
years back, and could never get it stopped, except by Qui- •fi
nine, and that only as long as she would take it, is now, I •;1 .
think, entirely toted by your remedy. C. R. DPOINLY."
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS. •
Take no more Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, Strychnine, r
Anti-Periodke, or medicines of any kind, the virtue of which it
is owing to such poisonous drugs. The most they can do is
to break the chills" for a short time, while they are sure
to cause constitutional maladies that cease only with life. 1 14
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Remember that the only Bever and Ague remedy that a g
harmless as well as sure, is
Rhodes' Fever and Agne Cure.
air For sale by JOHN MITCH4LL, and Drum*/ Kn.- 3
rally. mh.l7:d
CURE OF AMA AND CONSINTION,
NEW AND
H VERY WONDERFUL.
YG EA.NA
BROUGHT HOME TO T I DOOR 01 THI Mn,LiON 1
A ,
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent- 1:4.
ly been made by Dr. Cumin, of this city, in the treat- :I. „
meta of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lunge. I ,
We refer to "Da. Cams' GEGLABL, on Inamme lirosan 1.7
Yaron ken Caesar SYRUP." With this new method, Dr. C. ',
has restored many afflicted ones to health; Re an evidence of i
which, he has innumerable certificates. Speaking of the i
treatment, a physician remarks: "It is evident that inhaling
—constantly breathing en agreeable, healing vapor—the
medicinal properties must come in dired . cemtact with the
1 whole feria' cavities of the lungs, and thus etespethe many
and varied changes produced upon them when introduced ,
into the stomach, and imbJect to the process of digertion."
The Hygeana is for sale by all. the Druggists throughout the
country "—New Fork Dutchman Vial:nary IL
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, trader the linen, with
out the leant inconvenience—ths heat of the body being -
sufficient to evaporate the Hold. Hundreds of cams of cures, I
Like the following, might be named;
One package of the anemia has coxed me of the Asthma, g
of six years' standing. J. P. KRULBDELT, 1-
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Postmaster of Duncannon, Ps. :A.;
I ant cured of the Asthma, of ten years' standing, by Dr .I.'
Curtis' Hygeana. bLtewas2 Ramon, Brooklyn, N. Y. : ... 4
t
Mrs. Pam, of No. 6 Hammond street, N. Y., was cured of ,
asevere case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana. /
My sister has been cured of a distressing cough, of several i
I
years' standing, and decided to be incurable by the physt.
chart She was cured In one month, by the Hygeana. 1
J. H. GAUBERT, Richmond, Me. ,
The Rev. Dr. Cunene, of New York, testifies of our medb r,;„.
cine in the following language:
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Nair Yoe; November 25.1564_ i
Dear Sin--I think highly of Dr. Curtis' Hygeana as a rens &
edy in diseases of the throat and lunge. Lavin had some g
opportunity to testify its efficacy, I am convinced that It is a
most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling I,
.
application to the chest.
.."-.
N. B.—Dr. Curtis' Hygeana Is the ORIGINAL and ONLY V.
GENUINE ARTICLE ; all others are base Imitations, or vile ,„,„K-
and nutrarouti counterfeits. Shun them as you Would 'in•
POL9ON. q
414- For sale by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; It. 1
E. Sellers & Co.; Leo A. Beckhrun, Allegheny City; John S
Sargent. Now Brighton; C. L. Kaiser, Bo6ester. T 4,
nryl4,tiewrtn ';
6rtait (mgt. Ptak..
B,I O,IIWORT,
Dr. Rogers' Syrup of
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TOR TIM COMPLETE CORI OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Spitting Blood, Asthma,
AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS
TENDING TO
CONSUMPTION!
rp RE above Expectorant, prepared by an experienced
1 Physician and Chemist, has now become a standard
Preparation, and ts'offered for the COMPLETE CURE of
those diseases of the THROAT and ILIINGS,
which, If neglected, usually terminate fatally In CON-
S 1111.1 r lON. It contains no Opium, Calomel, or
any mineral whatever, but Is composed entirely of those
Roots, herbs, and Vegetable &Wawa, which have a
specific Influence upon the Lungs and their collected
organs. Its Immediate effect is to allay all Irritation, 1
and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid seers- j.
tions, from the Throat and sir-passages, thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and other
causes which give rise to It. It ha approved of and re
commended by Physicians of the highest standing, and
may be given with perfect afety to the youngest child or I
the most delicate female.
Lea, than half a bottle will generally cure any ordl-1
nary COLD or COUGH, brfollowingtha directions. , I
One boats Is usually sufficient for S. case of 'gala.
A
ennuis. 1
few doer. will relieve Tickling tin Lie Worth)
or Hoarseness.
One boats will effectually stop Spitting Blood.
Three to An bale only are required in Bronchi-
tie or Asthma.
Army to Right batiks will owe any ease Of Incipi• (
ent Consumption.
I
One bottle is warranted always to do good, and sathts
the patient that he is on the right road to a CUBE. I
Judge now whether or not it is best to 11/13 D. Certifi
cates on file at the office tram multitudes et restored ad- I
feral.
A. L. EICOVILL & Co., Proprietors,
No. 804 BROADWAY, (cor. Duane SO./few-York I
For Ba by allDruggireb throarboa4 lbs Vetted abillos
sad 011.
Far. For sale, wholesale and retail, by R. E. &MUMS
CO.. onmer Wood and Second streets.
Sold also by HENDERSON 3 BRO.,Liberty street; H. P.
seitwAßTz, and BECKHAM bicILENNAN, Allegheny
Otty. novae:dim
SANDS , SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUA= somms.
.Icbr the Removed cud Armament Cure of an Diseeurz wiring
/rem ens Impure Statefalßrga, or
Sala qf the
Thbi truly valuable preparation to extracted from selected
roots of the Anon. dernipton, by means of an ~ m Mv and
powerful apparatua, which obUins the maal. . arid active
principle In a highly concentrated form, so scientifically com
bining the several vegetable prodneta in the process that •
compound extract of Barsaftarilla la obtained tollnitaly supe
rior to any other for purifying the blood, and the cure of
&Male, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Ferrer, Bores, Pimples, Boils,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Ithemnatbm, Mercurial itemises, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis , Consumption, Female Is ,
regularities, Loss of Appetite, General Debility.
remedial agent acts almultanconaly upon the
Stomacrr a Circulation and the Bowels, and gently Anima
hates, while it disengages and expels from the system all that
Is Irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Being purely
vegetable, It is perfectly barmiest' in its operation; the most
delicate persons may take it at any time with perfect safety.
The astonishing 611CC0133 of this medicine constantly In-
creasing during the last sixteen ysara, has secured for It the
distinguished commendation. of the Faculty, and It e=
wideepread popularity and ex terudve patronage which
entirely out of competition every other preparation of Baum
Attention is respectfully solicited to the following certill
cede :
ANOTHER cum OF scßovtiLt.
TROY N. Y., September 1, 1854.
Messrs. A. B. et , D. Sands—Gentlemen: I have for nearly
three years been troubled with that dreadful disease, Scrofu
la ; eo much eo, as to be offensive to my husband and to my
self; and to obtain relief, have tried every kind of medicine
that came under my notice, without effect One of my neigh
bors, who had been cured of a eindlar complaint by your
SerasperMa, advised me to make a trial of it, and I can truly
say that it has done me a world of good, having tom pletely
cured me Hoping that my evidence may induce others
similarly afflicted to adopt the same remedy, with the slate
eatisfactory results, I remain gratefully yours,
Ss.asa J. Pobabus,
gm. Prepared and sold by A. B. New. BANDS, Dm& by and Chemieta, 100 Fulton street, York. Sold also by
B. A. FAHNESTOCE & CO, FLEMING BROS., Pittalmrgh,
and by Druggists generally. Price $1 per bottle, or six lot.
tke for $5.
mh24:lna
C ERTIFICATE FROM DELAWAR E-- Buramt. DELAWARE, March 20th, 1.854.
Messrs. B. A. Flzhnettock Ch.—Gentlemen: I feel it to he
my duty to you, as well as to the public, to inform yen of the
wonderful effects your invaluable Vermifuge bad on my
children. One was talon ill, a short time abate, and I caned
In my family physician, Doctor John D. Perkins. After as
examination, he pronounced the illness to arise from worms,
and prescribed Fahneatock's Vermifuga. After the child haill
taken a few doses, be discharged, at the first operation,
FINTY-THREE OF THE LARGEST WORMS I ever saw in
my life, and in the course of the day and evening he db.
chargedbetween a quart and half a gallon of large worms,
He immediately got well, sad has enjoyed good health
since. It has had a good effect with my other chiMren. Yon
may use this certificate for the benefit of the public.
EBENEZER LITE=
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal dragglet, and ocountry merchant' throughout the Uu#ed Swam. ts a4 „ dar
SAVE Y 1
'01:1 TRIED
WEIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARIONT
not, try it, and you will nover be without it
Be sure to ask for
1411101178 PREMIUM ICATRAILION,
Or you may get a worthless article.
For wile by all Druggist& 2.5 emits per bottle.
Wholesale Western Depot, Dr. LEYBEIt, B. IL Ei.ELLXRB
3 00. sad JOHN RAM
1 GROSS CLOVE ANODYNE jitst received
1 and for sale by FLEMING BROS. ,
I grow Fayrons ' Indelible Ink,
8 " Cox Gelatine,
SOO Inc Rai Ammoniac,
300 " Grade Tartar,
2 bbla. line Drop Black,
2 " Rase Pink.,
MILLER'S COUGH SYRUP—An
Ain. cure for Congba, Colds, ens Prepared aud dr" onb blr
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