Loon `MATTERS-..
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Oyu arta Tianscuritn.....Morulatr - January 6. Pres.
'en't, Judges McClure,Kerr nod Songs.
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es.'..Tesepli Barker - , Tan Lowe Robert Hill
- r-esd--Lnke Dwybr,.for conspiracy, abluction and
'•• - _ -
ra. Berke and Black for Comon
m
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~weidth; Messrs, Neyler, ind_Magrave foi Dw yer,
end If,. P. _Fetterman; Mahon, and Snowden for
the ether derendauts..
.. ••• r.Magraw moved to quttsh the indictment, on
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-- the ground:that Robert Hill, Due the_deferidanta,
liad been need its - a witeese before the' Grand" Jur y:
_ The motion was overruled, and prosiqui en
.
tered as to Robert Hill.
Col S W. Brads opened the CaBO. to the jury on
the part of the Comaioeivealth
Martin Connolly sworn —I reside on the corner
of Penn and Irwin streets; keep grocery and ba
-keg; in the beginning of July; 1849,111r.'Dwyer
- came to - my house;
after telling me of the 1083 of
his wife, he said thathe had two children who were
..settitaining.with his tester-io-law, ni the house of
James Dillon ; that he had-bad some difficulty with
ber; ifiad requested that the children 'should be ta
-ken feint her; he complaieed of hie inability to pay
ItheavY prise for board; told him he was'. welcome
... :to remain at my house it fear vrenleduring..which
- thus he requested me to take charge of the children ;
- I reamed. Mrs. Connally was not at home at the
lietieqeested me to write to `her; Ibid.so ;
;ehecasae not agree to keep the
- children; threirdaya.before Mi. Dwyer went down
the tiver ) det, said than , he .tind bead robbed at MO
.PoitOffice - sibe coat was cut the breast - where
the'pockettibek should have, been taken o ut; told
..him ltwets-Veri,itratige that he-should remain is my
house twelve hours afterwards, without Mentioning
' the coat giastievred at this time. , He eald
..ir h6took the•cliltdrea &nen the' river ':with him,
they ivauldtrurely die, as the. cholera was raging at'
Atittrtitob,. end .reqaesied .me ,to only _keep the
childsqp_one month 'while he 'would go to - Cincin:
Matta :take some : arrangemente for their future
Weillietiltigrised to dti,so. I received a letter from
4 1 1nyviale Cinginnatrineying that he was going
op te:Bt: Louis
Dated July 49.
ETbe letter writ read to the jury. )-
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..,Received several letters from him, front St. Louis,
dated, 14th of August; another dated August
_ Ilst;,,,anotber • dmed August 27th; another dated
Mich ,w_ere
„reed to the jury, and - in which he
•
• breathed greattiffection - for hie children, and a high
Mint* rm . :W. -, apt Igsji., column y • professing to We
Pe' r “etilntifferett with any arrangement they might
. 14 gin regard to the children, and saybig that he
leouldbompensate.them fully for their trouble•and
I wrote three or four letters to Dwyer; done re.
collect receiving any letters from him alter Sept 15.
'I wrote to'hint more than once after thtt date, before
Ibitend the children-and-after it. Directed the let.
tore to the Old Post -Office _Haase, St. Louis; - have
received answers to letters directed that way. Alter
. the.2sth of Sept.'l kept the children, at hit 'request,
two Months before having - them bound; they were --
bound °it the 24th of Nov.; alter the children were
dacined,Lerretit him that be-could have thechildren
at 'any. , time when he would pay the expenses of
bearding,medical. attendance and clotbidg. ,The
Children were five'end iieven - years,' r age. When
we tonkthe children it was understond that. the girl
Atari , to go inte the-Asylum for a month - ; when Mr.
Dwyer didn't - return at the end of the utoath; she
remained there-three week, longer, and we took her
- home. She hid an ,ulcerated entre throat; Dr. Gas
'ram attended her; he iatity faintly phy'sici'an: The
child's medical bill amounted to $10; she - was five
- wceka sick in my berme after the left the Asylum.
'Told Ur. Dwyer before he went away if he would
bind the Children to me until they were 21 years el
- sige, - .1 would keepthem'. ' never saw Mr. Dwyer
. *nee he -Went" away until he was brought up this
time. A gentleman came to my home in May
-lost,,,representing-iiimeelf to be the agent of Mr.
• - - Dwyer, and, taidthat he had been instructed to take
.:.the children - ft-One me' by a *rit of Habeas Corpus ;
be had been instructed to pay me; was aerved
with the writ, and brought- the children before the
;District Court 1 Burke was my counsel; C.O. Loom.
' iscounsel fer the agent ;,after that hearing I took
"the phildren home. : After- this Mr. Rankin mile
.Alserees 'agent for Mr. Dwyer. (This testimony was ,
- .. alected to by the defence,: who denied that he was
-their. egenty Pram May last until the 19th of Sep-.
stessibnie last the children were going tn the Fourth
'.lWartrieblic ,School. -On the 19th or 20th they,.
'went rts school, but did not return. Mr. Dwyer ,
itiAld. Steel's °Mee that_he had - taken away
the childrinf in violntionOr the. law.' 'Went dime
' to the Maybes office the Ofierhoon or the meat day
`after the children had been taken away ; asked the
—Meyer his authority for taking those children away.
He said he didn't know that 1 was the Mr. Connelly
1 - thet, bad the.children or he wou'd not have taken
them away ; told him that the children had been le
' gallyhound and sanetioned by the Distaict Court.—
The Mayor said we=d—ri the District Court, it's nil
wrongthere's nothing wrong : about R. , '
I sald3 would apply to the law for redress; the
Mayor said "Go ahead .', Dwyer represented him.
self to 13#41t1t11 Catholie, and it Was his desire teat
the girl - should be sent to
The little. tiny . bed been 'tick two or three, weeks.
The children wore ebtilred-ran d red'at 'my expense.
• From the time Mr . Dwyer came tereay hedge until
-the children-were taken away, I received nothing
.. - ,lbr, their . elYetase;
_my -in law .and wife
Aimed them during their sickness; I consider that
.abottt.twolollare n week would cover all their- es.
pauses; the.children were treated as well as I knew
how took _the children. ta the office the. Guar.
diens br-the Poor' nedthey bound them to me.
Clicks examinel.-11 is about twit years since I
'Eon eawlelr:Diiyer . ; it was - at the time of his mar
. riage,with Misa Dillon;;nhe died last apring, some
.time ;.it. was in May, 0 49,-when 4 filet uwthe chil
dren at Mr. Dillon", ; saw Dwyer in the July follow.
, ing; eight or ten days after I got posaessicin of the
children ;'about a week after Dwyer:left ; told Mr.
Hague, whet" he went stlerhim, mot to settle it with .
Mr.- Dwyer for 0400 or less; the bill wee $497,
without Hagnela espouses.' In ma. Steel's office,
piked him iflhe had comet° shoot; if so, I was
-prepared for him; told him that if he wasn't a prix- -
otter, Iteould thrash him .for the manner in which
he had blackguarded me in St. Louis ; he offered
me $3OO to compromise; -I wouldn't take his nOte
for -it I thought, when I had-the children bound; I
could keep them until they were twenty-one yews
Judge Fleptnirnottottro—l issued a habeas car.'
pus; there vtait athorough - investigation of the case
' helore trio ; Mr. Miller, .Dwyer's agent and Atter.
ney, conducted the case with much ability ;
' , Made a good argentite; they all said. • .
Jared A!. Brusb;sworn.—Am Secretary and Agent
"of the Gnardiens ;of tbialPoor... [The- indentures
avers shown to.bitn, and were identified.]
• The Court adjourned. -
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' InottstotestrelF ! —.4. - great natnber of fires occurred
on Sunday and yesterday morning, the work
or incendiaries. Or Sunday night, about 10 o'clock,
.
two pilerof boards in the lumber yard of Moore.
.
Gray & Reaset,' *ere fired. Simultaneously with
. .
.
gm, frame bonzey back or the. Niagara engine
ilionse, was eat fire to, but Gm , flumes were extinw
acid:led Parer° any material damage was done.
,On yesterday mbrning, 'about .3' b)Clock;!.be Grow.
cmstore bf,lllr Jobe Patton, on Ferri street, be
inreen Front and Water;wae entered and robbed'of
Cad; and dine fired.:Another store on Smiihfield
street, .camo near being fired. A hole bed been
h the door, aid rra' thrown in ; but it
:.rn! , diseovered mid extinguished before'any damOgo
o cco ,'"ecf. Also, a stable near the Fifth Ward mar.
ket-bons4: ol "4 llb . ur n ed . A warm_ timPr truly-
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loramm or :lL 41:AGAZIDE.71'ho January No. or
Utis v31,1; 1 14 0 magi Zliatikai keen received at IFlits'a.
Pe r i'oimpate ice .85 Fourth street. AND a DOW
Sapp', of Alton L oc k e ;!VailOr and Poet ; Reveries
at aßachelor; or a Book oi7 -41 . ° Rea": by /I" Mats .
telsantioir. of-Fresh Gleaningo‘,l, The, hiether s eß_ 0 :
ibripentus - sequel to - quenet - The Uwe
' kuoirn Countess, by E me i son .Bens' lt; No. 348 of
Litton's Lfihig Aga
SECOND WARD.--Aci , meoting of the Dei../ocracY
of the Second Vard;on Saturday'evening at 'Put
.. 4 . '4,- aleonnaw, Esq.. in the Chair, 'the ,Col.
Inwinglielnet lean Placed in , nomination : • '
C. itt
Aueaam=Dumel Weemz.
Moat Direttors.—Cal yin Adamo, David Campbell.'
IPmstcible:—SatonelWatd. • . - •
. .
lioA•liery large stock of seasontibliPrtGoode,
• 4. 0 . r lori4 be 5014 bYortler.of theif3tierfff,"; tbbi - rnoin a'
3, • trifietACiftfOrleeki: et Davis' Auctibn Rotimit;
ere ehoald bo io attendance, as it is the larlfeet and
best ever offered in this city. The sale will be con
tinued until all are cold.
CoTl49TAnVoitica We learn by the Allegheny,
. 4 'that . the Ointon Factoiy of 'hornet' Ar
buckle, & .the:tt Aoehor,l , etatted yeetenhy
jillarnbil.-41 - though net under full lieadway, the
Company nntieipite - being in full blast in the course
The Estee Werke, Messrs Sieg, Peancick
will pro . bably_ start before. ' -
We. re happy in being 'able to make, this an
. • a •
nouneement, as it will afford a means of livelihood
to many who'are rioWalmost destitute.
suction Sates.
P.-II: DAVIS, Auctioneer.
•-• !Merin"' Sale of •
.
39- (-WI DOME'S OF DRY GOODS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING; January 7, at 10 chlocir,
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold : without reserve, an three
-months credit on sums over 8100, for approved endorsed
paper, by virtue of a writ or Foreign Attachment, the
largest assortment of Seasonable Dry Goods. fte., ever
offered in this city, the contents of 39 W Boxes, selected
with vitality the retail:rade in a western market, con-
Super French and.West'of England twilled and plain
Broad Cloths and Beaver Cloths, assorted colors ; heavy
Coatings and Blanketings : Coat and Bed. Blankets; Su..
per Doeskin nod French Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans:. Black. Blue; Mixed-and
Fancy Satinets'; Black and Fancy Sattn, Cashmere,
Silk and• Valencia Vesting ;_ Super Thibet, knglish aud
French Merinos; super Silk Warp and Mohair Lustre
Alpaecaa ; Salter Satin Stripe, Changeable and Figured
Alpacetts: Super French Brea Plaids, Gala Plaids and
• tleakings ; Calverton. and failed Linseys ; Irish Linens;
Embroidered,' Plain and Figure&Cashmeres ; 'Embroi
dered, Plain -and:Figured Mous de Laines; French,
Scotch, Manchester_ and Domestic Ginghama ; Fast
Colored - Prints Oil Chintz ; .3-4 to 34 Bleached and
Brown Blnslins • Onsnabargs and Ducks; Colored Cam
. twice and PapeAltislins: Ameskeag"and.Milford Ticks:.
Shirtint i CheckS:afid Stripes L•fted, : White, Yellow and
Green 272 BRAWLS; - comprising: Super Long and Bay
State, Damask, Brocha, Thibet, Embroidered„De Leine,
Cashmere and others Cambric, Silk, Gingham and
Bing Handkerchiefs; Cravats; Neck Ties; Gloves;
MittsL Hosiery ;: Shirts and . Drawers ; . Buttons; Spool
Cotton; Threads; Lawns and White Goods; Laces;
Sewing Silks; Silk Twists; Umbrellas;;Tapes; Sus
penders;.Whale Boner- Pins- Needles, fhe.
- The above are ail fresh and' desirable Goods '
in origi
nal order of the best styles and patterns, and particu
larly worthy the Attentton'of the trade. Sale continued
from day'to dap, until all. arc sold. P.M.-DAVIS,
jan3:disatelt - . - Auctioneer.
JAZIES DicKENAFA. Attottoneer.
Rear. Estat e. and Brick Dwellings '
A T . AUCTION.Ofi Monday, January 20th; 1051, at
la_ 3 o'clock, will be sold on the p remise s,Centre Ave
nue, near Lacey's church, a LIDT OF. G ROUND. the
second from" the corner of Robert street, fronting 20 feet
on Centre Avenue, and extending back 100 feet to an
alley; on whichis erected two brick . Dwelling Houses,
—well finishrL They will be sold separate or together
decal JAhIRS'IIFRENNA, Auct'r.
Artmitstatratorts Notice. • -
T LITERS of Administration on the estate of. Anthony l.4 Beelen, dec'd., late-of Pittsburgh, having been
granted to the subscritmr, all persons utdebted to said'
cattle are requested to make immediate payment to ei
ther of us •; and all persons holding claims against said
estate isill•present . them,- duly authenticated for settle
ment at the Warehouse lately occupied by:said Antho
ap No. 86 Third street
• •
ANNA.M. BEELEN,
dec.W:lni. •.. 1 D. GAZZ Atrintiriistrutor.-
EaIILB
- • -
Drams OF ASSOCUIED INSITILL3CI CO, I
1f05.124 and 125, itfonongahrki House, Water street.
AN Election for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the
ensuing - -pear, will be held at the office of the torn
pany,on Tuesday. the 741. day of January, between the
hoarse( 11 o'clock, A M. and 2 o'clock, D. 111.
decgl:to 'W. W. DALLAS, See'y.
Central Tea and Fatally Grocery Store.
rpHE finest qualities of Green and Black - TEAS; Mo
t chs,-Java and Rio COFFEES; Lovering's D. Re
fined and Crushed SUGARS; New Orieans,St. Louis
Refined and Havana do; best Bunch RAISINS; Citron,
Lemon Peel, Prunes, Dates, Ac., for sale by
B. C. KELLY,
decG No. WI Fifth street.
- -
Pearly. White, 'recta and Breath, -- -
TO BE HAD POR 25 CENTS.
IDERSONS vrho have either, arc honorably assured
that if their breath is ever so foal, or their
TEEPH DECAYED, DARK OR . YELLOW,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 2.i cent box of Jones'
Amber Tooth Fame will make the teeth white at snow,
and the. breath odiferously sweet
`Sold only at JACKSON'S. - Store, 210 Liberty street,
head of Wood. . . fslec2o
Citizens of . Pittsburgh
HAVE you all heard now cheap C.A. BROWN is
selling his stock of fine Gold JEWELRY' If you
have not. then know that he is selling a very rich and
fashionable ;assortment of Gold WATCHES and - SEW.
EL.RY at such astonishing low prices that all who have
called to see his assortment and prices, exclaira,--thls,
certainly; is something new for Pittsburgh. What! fine
gold JeNtoelry selling, at half the usual price! —How can
this bet-. Stop a moment, we will tell you the seeret
we have inade such arrangements with the manufactu
rers al the - east, and also, with the Watch mantifactu•
refs of Europe, thatwe are getting all our goods at the
lowest possible prices, and, then, having low rents to
pay, and other expenses, also. cheap, enables ua to sell
at a very small profit upon first cost, and theretore, a
wholesale price will answer. Therelore, low prices
and large sales will be our motto.
. Please call at lit Market street, second door from
Liberty street. [deeloJ C. A. "BROWN.
ITIIIE BEST PLACE IN PITTSBURGH TO BUY
REM GOOD TEAS is at MORRIS & H A
WO BTU'S Tea Store, in the Diamond. IC yon buy
Teas •ur this establishment once, you arc sure to buy
them there again, as they sell none but what are sniedry
genuine. •
Excellentiaruily Teas 50c (3* lb.
The very beto.Teas imported 75e. and 131,00. Oec27
New. New Books t
I rv ]
of
Fourth street., has just received Corroline
of Brunswick ; the conclusion of the Mysteries
o the Court of London. by . G. ZY, Reynolds.; Mary Mil
iaria, astary; Social Distinctions, by the author of St.
Giles and St. James, Ac.: Light and .Darkness, or the
Mysteries of Life.- by - .. Mrs. Catherine. Crowe; Roston
Shaltspeari, No. 29 ; The Divorced Wife, by T. S. Ar
thur. The firstrio. of the American illuminated edition
of the Waverly . , Norris is also received. Every admi
rer of the great Wizard of the North ?' ahould avail
Itimself.of the present opportunity to obtain a copy of
.this !standard work. ..for sale as above and' at P. S.-Bers
ford's, Federal street, Allegheny. 1.i1ec36
BALAISTES - ON;DEPOSIT, which hnle been in.
changed for three years and upwards, in the Ex
change Bank of. Pittsburgh :
William Davis, residence unknown, Aug. 9,1945. •9220.
Spencer Manley; Zanesville, Ohio, Oct 23,1.347. 45
certify that the foregoing balances appear to be due
to :the Persona named or tbeirlegat rep resen tanves, ac
cording to the Books of ibis Dank. -
. • . • . T. M. HOWE, Cashier.
• " Sworn to and subscribed before sac this - 2.3 th day of
Decernber,lBso. C. V.'
dec3o:lm - • Notary Public.
Waverly Houi!t.
THE undersigtied having
SLlC'eteded hir.joElN YSTIGEII
in this popular' establishment, announces to
his friends and th,l - publie generally, that he
swill psi hie beat efforts to keep up the well earned and
loag• erJoe,l.reputation or the house.
, keep
,constantly,On hand every delicacy or
the sensmi, Gssm, Sums, and Cart OYSTEIM, lac.; and his
atoll times be 'supplied with the CIIOICEST LI
-06138.. Idea:AN:3 . Vir, C. GALLAG 111.1 R.
. gutless otty.Shlrt Store.
3 -
-110.22 St:Clair street. (near ,the bridgeo—a
large assortment of onr own make constantly on
hand.' Castompt SHIRTS made to order promptly.
'dectlttly • .
B. N. AUL.
PENNSYLVANIA. ALAILLROA.D;
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t gAII
ARRANGdIEBT
36,.,H0uri 'to l'hileidelplaar--2143 , Miles Ibritracuf-92 -
•.' - 211iles Staging: , - -
,GOOD INTENT, TELE , AIAPII AND EXERESS
LINE STAGE COMPANY. Six daily lines of
new Coaches, for fiollidaysburg, end thence by the new
Pennsylvania Raiitoad to Philadelphi 'New York and
Baltimore. • , ,
During the suspension of Canal navigation, six daily
lines of Coaches will leave for Hollidaysburg and from
thence by the blew Pennsylvania Railroad, ( '243 miles,)
tc Philadelphia. , Time through 36 hours.
. Fare to *Philadelphia •••• • • • —.411,00
Fore to I:Miami:ire 10,00
4C/bathes will leave every-morning at B oie'ock pre
cisely, and every night at the same hour. Extras to
leave many time; always in readiness. This is the most
direct, mrefortable and -expeditious - route to the Eastern
Passengers for-BaltircLore litke the . new Railroad at
Harrisburg,
.direct?on the arrival of. the ears at that
place. For passage or information, apply to -
W. IL - MOORHEAD, St. Charles Hotel,
or to .T. HOLIVIES, - Monongahela Honsc.
Cooking:
Wines and Brandies.
FOR94LB by the quart at Morris lc: Haworthls, cant
• side of the Diamond.
. Lisbon . 25 cents per quart;
Raisin Wins.: 25 "'" •
Muscat. do : 38 "
Pore (i ripe /nice SO "
• Brandy. from . to 50 - • - • tdees.'
Aroma'. Meeting of the Stockholders, and We
1. den of Directors - for tho, Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad c.ompan v 'will be held at the office of the Com.
party, °tithe Caliof January, 18.51., between the hours of
it A.M. arid 3 . P.; M. • .J. BROOKES,
dect24:ld - " • • . - _ Secretary.
• . A:II.II.I.IftEN 4e CO:,
HAVE ON BAND c their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANISPACTORY-, No. 64 Smithfield it.
4 large assortment fancy - end:plain Furniture, which
they Will sellls per cent. below csistomary rates.
Terms—easel only: - ; - - -• • Adee:27:ty
ffingbest place, iriTittsbargh to buy real good Tea, is
-MORRIS Ir. nAWQRTH , S Tea Storeieast side
of.the Ditiniond—'son. - , 7604 arid SEM iplb. All spicily
lantana Teas.
The Black Teas at7.se, and tfie Green Teas at 81,00,
' era the.yery best Teas importid'ltnn 'O6 -United States.
Soup Stone °riddles,.
rlftlJS'lntbscrihers have-inst-recelied a fsii.do;en en
-11 perior - soap 'Stone' GRIDDLES; sdirect • Irani
_manufactory As these Griddles are used wialbut
Ocoee otitny kin.l;they am entirely free from the gilt
and offensive odor that attends the ase of the common
Iron Griddles, and which makes them so objectionable.
For sale by JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
deelo car Market and Second sta.
- ~. ..,-;
tentatercial attb Jittantial.
Tit ES RITTSI2I7II6II BOARD OF TRADZ
ANDMERCLIANTS,' EXciIANoE. '.
...
GEO. OGDEN, : )
JOSHUA HANNA, eindbiliTES ruts DECEMZEI.
L. WILATADTH,
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1656.
SteamboatPacketLine,leavesdailyforClncinnatl,lo Lin
Passenger Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltlatore - and
Philadelphin, IS st., - and - 6
Mail Coach Line,directto Philadelphia, .0 A. M., and 121
Western and Sonth'ern Mail Coach Line, 6 a.m.
North-Western, via Cleveland, daity,lo K. -
Erie and Western New York, daily, oa.. at.
North-Eaatern,to Philadelpbta,datly, exceptSundays,4
Daily Elmolew of the 'Markets.
OFFICE OP THE MORNING.POST,.
Pmsntraou, TUESDAY Jan 7 1851.5
Yesterday the weather was warm and pleasant
for out'door business. The receipts by river con
tinue limited. Sugar and Molasses arriving more
freely.
GROCERIES—SaIes ornew Sugar at 600}.
lassos: sales are. made at 31032 for lots ; by the
32033. Coffee: sales are made at 121013; in
A regular way; ,wohave one sale of 70 bags inferi
or reported at ilk, 4 months..
PLOZIR—No changethat'we could hear of;
BACON—The sales of new are limited ; we quote
'Hams at Biagi ; Shoulders 638 i.
CHEESE—No change to note.
coEN- 7 saloo of 'lOO bus. at 40c.
EGGS-1500 dozen repotted at lg.
PEACHES-Sales of 200 bus. at prices varying
from $1,2001,31.
POTATOES-A email lot reported at 76c. ;a bus.
POUT OF ,PITTSBURGIII.
4 PEES 0 INCUBI; SVATXR IN IRS CHANNEL
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Boies, Beave'r.
• Baltic. Jacobs,. Brownsville.
• Atlantic, Parknson, do '
J. M , Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
" Thomas Shriver, Bailey . , West Newton
" Geneva - , Wilkins, Cincinnati.
Pacific, Klinetelter, Cincinnati.
Peru, Calhoun, Louisville.
" Diurnal, Conweli, Wheeling.
DEPARTED: R TED:
'" Michigan No. 2, Boica,Beaver.
" Baltic, Jacobs Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
" J. M'Kee; Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
" Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton
Keystone State, Stone. Cincinnat.
Milton, Hays, Louisville.
" Conwell, Wheeling.
Wanted to Charter.
i►f` - A STERN WHEEL STEAMBOAT of
Light draught Apply to
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,First ety
oettl6 between Wood and Market sts.
For Cincinnati.
„.„. The csfe,comfoable and swift run
': —rt
fling steamer,
vM
ALLEORPNY BELLE, N 0.2,
.....Tat,;.lV-1.&”. Wlet. RAMA, Mas ter _
Will leave for Cincinnati regularly every THURSDAY
morning, at tO o'clock. For freight or passage, apply
on board. , augtel
Pittsburgla stud Slosirpabugglrs Packet.
THE undersigned respectfully announce
• kErtAtra the citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
Sharp4burgh t t bat we have built and are r ow
running the Steamboat SIIARPSIIURGU as a regular
Packet or Ferry between the above namedplaces. Iler
landing ar Pittsburgh will be at the foot of Irwin street,
—and at Mc - Sharpsburgh- publie landing. Passengers
taken on and put elf at any intermediate point.
She will leave Sharpsburgh at 8 o'clock, A. 3.L, and 3
P AI; Pittsburgh at }A. M., and 4} P, M.
-Fare to-Bliarpsburgh 10 cents—either way; Girty's
ran, or; Lawreneeville,s cents. H. BUTTERFIELD,
om.lB FRANCIS SANDOL.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
lICW and fast running steamer M-
I CINN
ATI, 131:a.urrtenAls, Matter, will depart
regularly every WEDYESDA.T.
For rreig,ht or passage, apply on board. or to
G B NILTP.INFIERGER.
AA; EDDINGS. &e.--300 Wedding Cake Boxes;
VT 2UO Cottlelian Rings;
12 doz. assorted Gold Pena
12 do do Spectacles;
4 do do Razors &Straps
Just received at tho Watch and Jewelry Store of
W. W. WILSON,
ilecl9 corner of Marks and Fourth tts.
CHAMPAGNE IVINE-40 baskets celebrated Held.
- sac and La Itlnsqu , !tene brands, the bestbrands
int
potted in the United States. Received andfor sale at
the . New Wine and Liquor Store of
JAMBS P. IJORBACII,
n 0 5 425 -197 Liberw street.
•
BENCH MERINOS. esc
2r)) pieces black Fr, gr Merino;
50 do colored; :
100 do parametta Cloths, oil colors;
VD 'do Coburg do do;
500 do Alpaca. Just received at
A. A. 111ASON & CO
decl7 Nos. (Wand - 6S Musket street
RAISINS -500 boxes M. R. Raisins; .
ZO half do do;
• 40fcaska Currants;
40 boxes Citron;
10 eases. fancy boxes, Prunes; JO;I.IIU.SCRIIODES & CO..
deer,' ' No. G Wood street
•
TORPEDOES -200,000•
230 boxes . Pire-erackore ;
25 do Jackson do;
50 gross Pin Wheels;
50 do Chasers•
50 do Roman Candles ;
decl7 JOSHUA RHODES & CO.
F RUITS, dce.-50 boxes Lemons;
40 F'ralls Iviea Almonds; ,
25 bags Cream Nuts ;
2,0(10 Cocoa Nuts;
25 boxes Ju) übe Paste ;
25 baskets Salad Oil ;
4 cases Sardines ;
5 cases greeitoble Walnuts;
..Just receiving and for sale by
dect: JOSHUA RHODES &. CO.
The Homan Body moat Perspire,
o FATS IPATITi
TO HAVE A l
HEALTHY A P PEARANCE,
And - persons who do ant perspire are liable to the most
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
Ic°W'J mow , Italian Chemical Soap causes a free
perspiration, and at the same time mollifies, softens
the skin. caving it the texture and beauty of an infant's.
SCURVY,•SALT RHEUM AND SORES,
are 10011 net only healed, but cured by its use, us at
least seven physicians in New York know, who use it
in such cases, and find it unfailing—as also, in
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, FRECKLES,
or any other skin disease. The reader is assured that
this is no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial will prove.
I could enumerate nt least:BO persons cured of
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE. BEARD.
Buy it, an the render is again assured, I would not
cruelly cell it for the above, unless I knew it to be all I
state. Those who are liable to
CHAFED; CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH,
will find this not only a cure, but a preventive; and I
can now only add, that any one afflicted with any of
the above, or similar diseases. will find this all and even
more (admirable in its properties) than I mato. ,
1.17!8ut, reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
and be sure you ask for Jrirs' Italian Chemical Soap—
and buy it only of WAL JACKSON, only Agent In
Pittsburgh, 240 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood.
dec2o
Jones Solution of Jet,
A LIQUID ItUftlA,N HAIR DYE for the changing of
.111. white, red or grey hair to a beautiful brown or let
black color, in a few minutes. Price SU cents and MO.
Sold by W. JACFSON, 240 Liberty atteM, Pltisburgh,
head of Wood. (dec2o
-
Jones* Lll7 White.
.
•
T ADIES arc cautioned against tilling common prcpa
1.4 red Chalk.
They are not aware how frightfully Injurious it is
to the skin! how coarse, how rough, bow
. sallow, yellow and unhealthy the skin
appears after using prepared Chalk !
Besides, it -is injurious; contain
.
ing a large quantity of Lead!
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, whic h .
we call ] ONES' SPANISH LILY - WHITE.
It is perfectly innocent, being &rifled of all deleteri
ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin a- natural.
-healthy, alabaster, clear, living - white ; at the salmi
time acting as cosmetic on Me skin, making it soft and
smooth: Sold by the Agent,WlH. JACKSON, 81) Liber
ty street, bead of Wood, Pittsburgh. l'riee 25 cents.
dedthilasvly - (Gazette copy.)
.A
Salentine Etair.Touto:ltestorar
A. ND BEAUTIFIER. Trial bottles 37k cents. Those
ti whohavo ni-ed Jones' Coral Ilair Restorative know
its excellentqualitiei—those who have not, we assure
it to possess the following qualities. It will force the
hair to grow on any part where nature intended hair to.
grow, stop it falling oft, care scarf or dandruff, and make
light, rector grey hair grow dark. - 'For dressing the hair
soft and silky, nothing. can -exceed waken it
truly beautiful and keeps it so. It is, indeed, the most
economical, yet inperior article for the hair.
Sold only at midi. JACKSON'S Store, X4O Liberty st.,
bend of Wood, Pittsburg. Price 37i cents, 50 cents and
- . filecild
MEE PLANTAGENET GUARD RAZORS can be
used in.bcd; Wake dark, and by persons with tremu
lous hand, with case ,pafety, and In half the nsual time,
without the possibility of cutting; the skin. This is et
reeled by meams of the parent Guard, which is adjusted
to the razor , with the, greatest nicety and simplicity.—
Every Razor is made of the finest tempered steel. and
. .
warranted.
They have been eitenively Used in• England, and
pronounced the most perfect and safe razor manufac
tured. . ..
"The new Invention may he used with perfeetsate-
IY:TL radon Past.
his razor is a splendid Invention, and of great use
to many persons,, espeelally for people with unsteady
hands."-ChaMbers' Edinburgh Journal.
Fortade nt the Watch and Jewe,p,stoiiof
liklittVEN; Corner or Market and Second
VT - hue for •eale, a large and varied assortment of
fine blank books, paper of all qualities ; and English,
French, German and American fancy and staple sta
tionery. fnov2S
•
MEM
.Reporled Expressly for the Daily ~ ilioning Post
ENNUI CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.
Mr. Butler presented the credentials of Mr. R. B.
Rhett, Senator elect from South Caroline, who up•
peered and was qualified.
Petitions and reports were presented, and 24
private bills passed by the House were then taken
up, read twice, and referred.
!rho bill to ascertain- and settle the claims for
French spoliatione was taken up, and made the ape:
cial order for Monday.
Mr. Bradbary's resolution concerning the remov
als from office was taken up. Mr. Mangum defended
General Taylor for the removal of Gen. Lane. He
spoke till after three o'clock, when the Senate ad.
Journed.
Housc.—Mr. Holmes asked but did not obtain
leave to offer a resolution instructing the committee
on military affairs to report a bill conferring the
rank of Lieutenant General on Winfield Scott.
Mr. Robertson reported a bill for the prompt exe•
cution of tho bounty land law of the last session.
After some debate a further consideration of the bill
w as postponed.
Mr. Julian asked leave to present a memorial
from the Yearly Meeting Friends in Indiana against
shivery, and asking for a repeal of the fugitive slave
law, which they pronounced wicked, cruel and in•
famous. Ile proposed to commit it with instructions.
Mr. Kaufman asked to know what the instructions
were. Mr. Julian informed him to bring in a bill to
repeal the law. Objection being made to the pre•
sensation of the memorial, Mr. Johnston moved a
suspension of the rules, and on the question being
taken it was decided in the negative—yeas 63, nays
119.
Mr. Strong moved, and it was carried under a
suspension of the rules, that the bill to establish a
board of accounts be made the order of the day for
the 22d of January.
Mr. Bayly reported a bill from the committee of
ways and means to "apply deficiencies in the appro.
priations for the year ending Juno 30, 1851.
Pending the motion to suspend the rules to enable
Mr. Pi:Kepis to introduce a resolution, the House
adjourned.
FROM CALIFORNIA—HEAVY ROBBERY.
NEW YOlUit, January 8.
Tee Georgia brings 550 pavaengere, and left 900
at Havana or New Orleans.
The Oregon arrived at Panama on the 20th ult.,
with $2,000,000 in gold dust.
Tho Georgia brings $250,00D.
Tho Republic arrived at Panama with 5200,000.
A large robbery of $200,000 occurred on the
Isthmus.
Arrival or the Georgta-.Two Weeks La-
Tho steamer arrived here this morning from Cha•
gres, via Havana, She brings
.the United States
'mails from San Francisca; to December Ist.
The Oregon had arrived at Panama from San Fran•
cisco, with $200,000 in gold dust, and the Republic
with $200,000 on freight, and $lOO,OOO in the hands
of passengera.
The Georgia left Chagres en the 26th, with 724
passengers, 410 of whom she left at Havana to go
by the Pacific to New Orleans.
The Oregon arrived at Panama with 276 passen.
gore.
The news from California ii 10 weeks liter than i
the last advices. The Cholepie still prevailing iii
California to a considerable extent. Among the
victims was Mayor Bigelow , of Sacramento, the
same who was so . badly wounded in the squatter
riots in that city. Alter raging with terrible
city it bas almost entirely disappeared. Business,
consequent*, is rising, and the city, after being al
most prostrated, was again in the lull tide of press
Thom is not much news from the mining regions,
nod the accounts received do not ary materially
from tho former one.. Many of the miners were
preparing to winter in the mountains.
The San Francisco markets were overstocked
with produce and merchandizo of all kinds, which
causes a downward tendency in prices. The deaths
in San Francisco are not so numerous in proportion
to the population, as they were 12 months since.
Many of the streets are planked, and sonic other
improvements are going on.
The rainy season commenced in earnest on *ho
19th N °somber.
When the Georgia sailed from Havana, all was
quiet in the city and island. Several returning Cali..
fornians got on a lark in the city, and were arrested.
and imprisoned by the authorities for.rioting. The
new captain of the guard manifested ',a disposition
to be sevire upon them.
The Havaneso were looking with much interest
for the arrival of Jenny Lind and party. They were
cspected on the 3rd instant. Great preparations
Were made for their reception.
[BECOND DES ATCO.I
Much complaint is made in California of the neg•
ligence of Congress lianot providing for the wants
of the people. '
Among their wants-are-a Mint, a Post Office,
Mail Routes, Land Titles, &c.
Tho recent rains have opened the upper rivers se
that email steamers can now navigate.
The rains, altm,,.givO the miners in the dry dig.
gings a better chance to. work out the ore. Many
new veins have been discovered. In fact, the gold
stories are very favorable.
The political completion of the I 4 ogielature is
still doubtful. Both parties,claini a majority. The
Alta California says it is democratic. The election
In Facramento is yet to come off, and may change
the aspect.
Deaths.--Virgil Benneham, of Baltimore; and
John H. Titus, of Pennsylvania.
Markets.—The heavy arrivals and late sickness
cause dullness, and large quantities of goods have
been forced off much below the original c o st.
Flour—Steady. Domestics and Furniture decli•_
ning. Coal, dun and heavy. Boote,'active.
There is a report here that the now steamorMag:
nolia sunk between the Bayou Sara and New Or
loam She was insured at New Albany for 530,-
000.
The steamer Creole was burned at Now Orleans,
on the 27th.
Rufus, Green, late Secretary (of the Fireman's
Insurance Co. at Mobilo, was urinated for being
defaulter to the amount of $lOO,OOO.
Tho inauguration of Governor Lowe: took place
at Annapolis, to;day:. There_ were a great many
previet;and-the- ceremony was highly Intereiting-
His inaugural is a well written state paper: Hp
strongly uphold. the Union and compromise act; and
advocates a meta reform. • .
RICEIVED IT 11011TIVING-PIWITIND.
.112EAN
WenuNcprorf, January 6
ter from California..
•
New Yonz, January 6
The Georgia brought $500,000 in gold:
The Cholera hae again broken out in California
FROM HAVANA
STEAMER SUNK
Lotrtaizrzt, January. 6
BALl'moat, January. 6.
• FROM THE MEXICAN , BOUNDARY. •
• ST. 'LOIng, J anuary 6.
A letter has liege received here, from .I'. It. Ban
lett, Catty:l'l6one for running the boundary; dated
El Paseo, November 14. Bartlett arrived there the
13th of NoSember, in' 33" days from San Antonia, in
advance of the main body, after a- detention of 7
days to recruit the animals, and two . days by snow
storm, having agreed to meet Conde, tho Mexican
commissioner, on the Ist of November, and in con
sequence of the detention, he was induced to take
a party of 18 of the young engineers as an escort,
well'mounted and armed, together with spiei, hue.
ters, - and 7Wagons with provisions and equipments,
which formed a party of , 40, and went in advanco of
the train.
The party left San Antonia on the 11th of Octo
ber, and when near, San Lubi, struck off North to
Brandy Creek, thence went to Sancho,and travelled
8 days with no other , guide than , mains and compass.
Mr. B. struck the road again—his object was to
Sod grass and water, but was disappointed.: At the
Conago, be was visited by two of the princial chiefs
of the Lepan Indians, accompanied by •Warriors.—
The interview was friendly. Great care was taken
to show them that the party was well „armed. . At.
ter choosing the lonada, a journey of 65 miles with
out water, the party reached -the Pena and folloWed
120 miles to Delaware Creek. Here they were
overtaken -by enow,-and - Mr. Thurber Was sent to'
El Paseo to avoid delays, which would defeat the
object of this journey. Mr. B. left, the- nest day,
with Mr. Webb, Secretary, and 6 engines re. Th'ey
took nothing but blankets and provisions. They.
went 30 miles, , and the next day 35, when they
reached'Balt Lake, or the West side of the Guada-i
loupe Pass; here they found axrain of wagons, with
Gov. Mores, which left San Antonia. in /one, being
detained b 6 days fur want of water. After procuring
provisions; Mr. B. went on, and in 3 days reached
El Paean.
MESSAGE OF TEE GOVERNOR. OF INDIANA
CINCINNATI, Jahuary 7
Governor. Wright, of Indiana, in hip menage to
the Legislature, expresses himself decidedly and
strongly in favor of colonization. In speaking of
the Fugitive Slave Law, he says: ra Whatever dif
ference of opinion may exist as to the late Compro
mise measures enacted by Congress—however the
ultra men in the North or South may oppose or de
nouncethem, there is but one coarse of action for
the true patriot to pursue, that is unhesitatingly and
in god faith to carry out their enactments. There
is no safety for property or life except in the abso
lute' supremacy of the law—there is no higher duty
of the citizen than to maintain, by word and deed,
that supremacy. " As we value the heritage, rich
beyond all price, purchased not with silver or gold;
bat with the life blood of the good and brave—the
heritage bequeathed to Os by our , fathers, and which
we in turn must bequeath inviolate to our descend.
ants—let us bear in mind that the first public act
of disobedience to law is the first fatal step on the
downward road to anarchy? ,
The message. gives very flattering accounts of
the financial condition of the State.
ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO RILL.
Bactutonc, January 6.
Alpheus.Mosier, recently from Beaton, while on
a visit to the Holliday street Theatre, on Saturday
night, was accosted by Sour men, who induced him
to drink with them, and afterwards decoyed him to
the suburbs of the city, where they robbed him of
$l6O and attempted to murder him. Though horri
bly cut and beaten, ho will probably recover. The
perpetrators have 'been arrested.
Lotrisvmr., January 6.
The No Plus Ultra is aground at the month of the
Canal. There is 7 feet water in Canal and !ailing.
The weather is warm. •
`MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BALTI2IO.IIE, January 6.
Plour.,Sales or 300 bbls city mills at 4,50; good
inquiry at these figures, but holders ask more..
Whoat..No change, and but little here. Oats,
42346.
Whiskey..2.B.
CINCINNATI, January 6.
Flour..Lioavy. No transactions or importance;
some salmi being made at a shade over 3,25.
Lingo... Steady at previous quotations; good lota
in demand at 4,25. •
Whiskey;.Uarattled, and market closed heavy at
24e.
Gieen and Bulk Meat..ln geed request at the last
quotations; Bales or 50,000 bulk, sides and shoal.
dere, at 4 t5.
Lard.. Sales of 300 barrels leaf lard at 7lc, with
good demand.
Groceries.. Unchanged and steady.
Tho river has fallen 2 feet within the past 24 liours.
Weather mild and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, January 6.
Hog market unchanged. 300 head sold at 4,1703
4,25, with a fair number offering. Sales of smoked
Sides at 6,1. 200 blals mesa Pork at 10,87. Freights
advancing.
NEW ORLEAAS, January 6.
Tobacco..
&Tan—Fair 51a51.
M01a55e5..2316324.
Flour.. St: Lnuis 4,70.
Grain.. Corn 70. Oats 70.
Mess Pork..Retailineat 12,00.
Turpentine.•soo266.
Coffee.. 101010).
Whiskey-6E47.
Hogs.. 6/,037,00.
Alarm-co.—The ship Noble from Roston ; barque
Minerva, from Philadelphia.
The steamer Despatch sunk in the Arkansas river;
total loss. .
Tho Ico is thick and heavy from St. Louis to
Cairo. The Illinois river is frozen.
SeUlna off at Coat, to quit the llttehtese.
SHIRTS ! SIIIRTS,!! SHIRTS !!!—The Shirts and
Gents. Furnishing, at No. SO Fourth street, toign of
the goldeh Bee Hive, stoat au sot u by the Pith of Jam
uary. Cull soon, an they are selling at 50 and 75 .V et.
less than the usual prices, andla r . less than first cost
itec3t S. H. LAWMAN.
Penmanship.
A T no time for many years has there been such un
scrupulous trickery practised upon the public
about penmanship, as at present. Pieces of engraving
are circulated, , w
through the town and countryith sheen
gravies name suppressed, in order to induce the igno
rant to believe them to be penmanship. Persons desi
rous of becoming rapid and elegant p enm en, will do well
to call at DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, and ex
amine the handwriting of some of the best ppnmen in
the city, who have .been instructed in this Institution.
decd7:daw
Winter Clothing Selling I.ovv for Cash.
PDELANY, 180 Liberty stria, Pittsburgh, has on
. hand a large assortment of the latest style of
Winter Coats, of fashionable colors., Also, Pants, , Vesta
and all other articles In the clothing line. Wholesale
purchasers will find a most desirable stock: to select
from; and wilt be sold low for cash. 1 dect9
B. tII. ARGLIST,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
INFORMS his friendi and customers th at he hu s open
ed a CLOTIIING STORE at No. 65 Smithfield st.,
where they can be suited at all times with anything in
his line, made in the most finished style and workman
like manner. His Godds are all fresh, of the best and
most fashionable material, and no pains will be spared
to afford the greatest degree of satisfaction to his pat
rons. A good cock of Ready Made CLOTHING always
on hand.
EL• KELLY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 17 Smislef. street, Pittsburgh,--Pay,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST—a large
and carefully selected stock or French. English
and Atnerican CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEST
-INGS,-of the most approved colors and styles; which
he le prepared to make to order la the very best manner
and o r. the most reasonable term. - .
..... .
He has always on hand a good assortment of gentle
men's Fashionable MM. WADS. CLOTHING, Shins;
Collars, Cravats, Hankerehieta,Gloves, Suspenders, etc.
YOUGIIIOGUENY ROVTE Z .
TAVENTIf-TlignlE 7411 XS Tlta stroairsv uoirrE '
TO BALTIMORE .AND
/MAThe steamer. THOMAS .. SHHIVEZt, M.
Be rrier, Master, leaves Pittsburgh, from her
wharf boat above the Monongahela bridge, daily, at 4
o'clock, P. AT 1 and West Newton at BA. ht,, rtinning to
connection with ,11 daily line of splendid. Troy built
coaches to Cuinberland, and Railroad thence to Bald.
more and Philadelphia.: 1 •
For further information enquire of
- G. M. HATZTOIY,
Passenger Agent, Monongahela House ; •
or:Capt. JACOB BMITH,
de . e2o:em Freight Agent. 'Wharf tHoat:
Country,litalt, Socks. , • I
WE have just received a choice lot"of countryknit
SOCKS, of fine, soft, lambs' wool.
W. DALY tg. CO.,
Stocking Manufactory, Fifth street.
deal (iournal copy.)
tin - ..:: pit.wo..g.o.:::Let
Valuable -Property tor Rent.
A three.. story BRICK HOUSE, helot:fain& to
the estate of Wst.d.Tarrnig, deceased, is offer
ed for rent or lease. It is situated on Fourth st.,
between Ferry and Liberty streets, and baa been
new y papered and painted; it is now occupied illy Mrs.
Verner. yent, 8250 per annum. 4._pply to. myself, or
ROBERT C. TOTTEN, at the works of Koala . & Co.
ressession given on theist of April.
The Exchange Hotel for lieut.
Teexpiring on theist of H A E ;r t i e l nex ° t f , re prevent propri le torso s Pthiext enefire and well
known Hotel In aboutto - put it in a state of thorough and
complete repair, and °derail for rent on liberal terms.--
Eng nire W. 'O , B, ROBINSON, Attiy at Law; '
dec2o:d2or 09 Fourth street. .
Valuable coal Latta for Sale,
Adjoining -the Borough, of Prayarr,Arinstrang Coy Pis /.
BETWEEN 45 and 50 acres or LAND; together:with .
100 acres or COAL.
The above described Land is boanded on the east by
Buffalo - creek; on the west andttorth by the' old Pitts.
burgh road; or, the south by the Allegheny river. -- . The
Pennsylvania canal pandas through the entire tract,
which, together with the river, will affonl afactlity,to
the Piusbargh market at any time almost in the season.
The soil is rod; lie co h alis ci or ocelleat i. quAl r yh i and
Wo le rV:. "'. l‘ . l,e a re t riii. a o t aVabun t rean w e g oilin r t under
The above property will be sold low, either in whale
or in part, to any person or persons who will establish a
Rolling Mill on the same. It has been pronoun Ced (by
one of the oldest and most expe.rieneed iron masters in
this coadtry,) to be one of the best locaUons for a Roll
in Mill west of the Allegheny Mountains.
For further particulars, enquire of Wm. M. Fish; Es q.,
General Land Agent, and nt the corner of oth and Smith
field streets; James B: Fullerton -Esq.,..Willlant
Esq , Freeport; or to the subsenber.
deel9:lin • • 'ALEXANDER SCOTT.
Liverpool Property for Sale.
75 BUILDING LOTS - for, sale in the town of East
Liverpool. Ohio, at low prices and on favorable
terms—Sl2.s for corner lots and MOO for inlots—each be
ing 60feet front by 13El feet 'deep. Liverpool is located
on the Ohio river, 45 miles below this city; midway be.
tween Pittsburgh and Wheeling, four miles from Glas
gow and Little Beaver, and .the- same distance from
Wellsville and Calcutta. It is situate Ina healthy and
beautinil part of Ohio has 12(0 inhabitants,- and max
owls PUITICIAZI, EIGHT. ESTABLISEIBIENTS. for the
manufacture of Rockingham and Queensware, several
hotels, dry good .and grocery stores and mechanics of
various kinds, fonr churches, and public schools—At the
recent sale oriels Six were purchased by, manufacturers
who design arecting,daring the coming seasou_potteries
and other manufacturing establishments--Queensware
of a pure white, addition to Rockingham and yellow
ware, having been manufactured in this town, it is rea
seeable to expect that it will rapidly improve—Persons
desirous of viewing the property
_can do so any day, by
- a few hours' sail trom Pittsburgh, steamers leaving our
wharves every day for Liverpool, Wellsville and W-heel
inl'erms of payment--One.fourth in hand and ihb bal
ance in three equal annual payments, with interest.
N B. I will dispose of - a number of lots for carpenter
work, bricklaying, plastering, and painting, to be done
at Liverpool, daring the next spring and summer, also
for Lumber and Brick. Apply to Sanford C. H ill, Esq.
Liverpool, or to the subscriber at the office of Messrs.
Mitchel & PalmeriAttorneys at LawNo.leS Fourth st.
dee 3 JAMES BLAKELY.
For Sale.
A LOT OP GROUND fronting 135 feet on the Ceme
.Adk_ tory road; rdaning back 95 teet,will be divided into
22 feet lots, or sold alljogether, to
i stutpurchasero...Thls
is one of the best pieces of property .in the borough,-
There is a two story brick House. and also, a frame
house. Rag/tire of E.S. Marsland,lo9 Liberty street, or
Mr. Agen, at the Recorder's Office.
decl7:3wd
Lend for Sale.
imaubFcriber is authorized to sell ons hundred acres
T
of Land, - tituate in Moon township. Allegheny co.,
Penn'a., 12 miles from Pittsburgh, adjoining lands of
Robert Wilson, heirs of James Carr; deed., and Joseph
McFadden.
Tis land is of an excellent quality foi farming pupa
see, well watered and timbered, and is eupposed to con
tain-an inexhaustible mine or.Cannel Coal: For further
particulars enquire of Joseph McFadden, on the premi
ses, Robert Wilson, or the subscriber.
JAMES C. RICHEY.
Robinson Township, Dee 14, 1550—lad&witf
A Great Bargain.
ALOT OF GROUND in Allegheny City, 'situated. on
the , south sideof Chestnut street.. near Liberty, with
7 11
a TWO TORY gamic HOUSE-21 feet front; 16 feet
deep ; th back
sunning and store room in front; an
alley 2 eet wide from Chestnut street to back
end of lot. Size of lot, 23 feet front and 53 feet.deep—.
and rents for 8711 per annum. .
TERMS—One-half cash; balance in two annualpay
merds, with interest. Price 51,060. . -. '
For further particulars, enquire at the Real Estate
Office, at the corner of Fifth and Smithfield streets.
decl9:3w . ' , HENRY W. FISH.
A Varna far Sale.
- -
rIWE subscribe'. offers for sale a FARM - OF LAND,
I containing 160 acres-100 of which are cleared.—
The farm lies directly on the road from Middletown to
Jefferson ; it is well-vratered ; with a bearing orchard,
and peach and pear trees; and a Coal bank.- The
buildings consist - of a hewed log 'louse and Barn; with
Stabling. For further particulars apply to the sabot
ber, on the premises, in Allegheny county,l2 'miles
from Pittsburgh. NATHANIEL IH , CLINTCN.
Moon township, October.iirtf
For Sole or filaohange.
rpm undersigned offers for leale the following de,
j scribed REAL ESl2lTEosituated in the sth Wurd, ,
viz: Two Lots of Ground, fronting on Pine street, each
20 feet Irons by at feetncep ; on which is erectea two 2
story frame Dwelling Houses, with brick, basements,
each containing six rooms besides kitchens and cellars.
Also, one Lot adjoining the above,on which is erect
ed three neat and comfortable two story brick Dwelling
Houses.
Also, three Lots of Ground, fronting on Loeuststreet ;
r tch lot 20 feet front by 61 feet deep ; on whidh is erect.
d five two story Frame Dwelling Houses. •
The above property, lying together, forms a blOck of
60 feet front on Pine streerby 122 feet deep to Locust
street, and will be sold separate or altogether.. It is
rented to good tenants; and rents for $490 per annum.
• Vacant Lots in the business part of the , otty, or• Land
within 3 of 4 miles, would be taten in exchange; .
Apply to 11=4RY FOG,
cct2 At the Great Bargain Corner.
For =Sale.
LOT OF GROUND, containing Si Acres, situate
.Cl., ono mile below the,town of Beaver, Beaver coun
ty, on which there is erected a new Brick House, 46 bi
40 feet, 14 stories high, with a basement. The house has
been well built and well finished, and gontainsl3 rooms.
it is within thiti yants of the Ohio river, and commands
aline view r , I. and is bounded on the North west by
the State read leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
perty would be desirable for a country residence, or for
a garden, or summer boarding house. - A lot of 5 acres
adjoiningit will be sold with it, if desired dy, the pur
chaser. The terms are so moderate, that it wilt be a
bargain to the - purchaser. Enquire of
P. A. G. L.F. FETTERMAN,
farad ' Attorneys at Law, Fourth at.
• For Sale,
A ,
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike slice t,betwe e
Walnut and Factory streets, Fifth Ward: The Lot
is 25 feet front and 100 feet deep, on witch there ate
two small Frame Tenements. Terms ea good,
For particulars, enquire of Aldernann PARKINSON,
Penn street. Fifth Ward. - mayOuf
• To Let..
--
eITILE DWELLING HOUSE, No. 88 Secondst.,
between Wood and Market streets, novr occupyrd
by t e subscriber—rent $2OO per annum. Possesston
gwen on the Ist November, next.
oct9 . ' MO. H. AIELLOR,BI. Wood st.
Cheap Counfilifestelence.
ALOT on Nunnery Hill, contnining foufacres, will
be sold very low to any one wishing to build Mere.
on. The access will be easy and the lot commands a
most beautiful view: roct2ll THOMPSON BELL.
For Rent,
AHANDSOME STORE, on Market street, between
Third and - Fourth streets, at present °peopled by
Mr. Thomas White, as a Dry Goods Store.
ALso—A large well funshed- ROOM in the- second
story, next do calculated Ds Mercantile College. This
Room. Ls welland suitable for a Musical Sa
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
double offices. . E, D. CiA4ZAMLi
apl:tf OtTige, Third at., over the Post Office.
.Coal latria.on Yougltilogheny.
100 ACRES on the river, just above the dad Dam
there is ite pit opened and raiirdad prepared for
putting coal in boats. [octal) THOMPSON BELL.
To eG
ATAA TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
Lane, Alleihmiy, between the Hand streabridge
and Aquecatet. Lnivare of H. W. Fish,, Real Estate
Broker, corner of sth and Smithfield incepts. lona'
BEN.VILLA. PROPERTY'.—A- lot containing About
3 acres,and commanding•a bcautiful view of the
rivers and surrounding scenery, situate on Nunnery
Hill, will ha sold low to any 0110 wishing to build there
on Conti) , THOMPSON BELL.
OR RENT'—Several Houses In different parts of the
F
city. Enquire at the Real Estate OlRce at the cor
ner or Fifth and Smithfield streets.
scpdi:tf HENRY W. FISH.
CAL LANDS-FOR SALE OR Ll:ABR.—About 100
. acres on the Youghiogheny, just above. the 'secant(
dam. The coal is very good, and a pit already,,opened,
with a railroad of about dti yards, w hi c h th row, the coal
in boats. This property will he sold altogether, or in
lots of about 2a acres.: ioebil THOMPSON BELL.
- A Healthy Location.
pH ERE is no place more favorably situated thin Nea
-1 nery 11111. It is healthy, and commands a most de
lightful View.' Persons wishing a' lot, can get one to
pleasenthom,eontainingfrom'one to five acres_ _
_tingl2 _ THOMPSON BELL-
PRE Chartiei's Coal Cotapan7 will sell soma yen/ ds'
airabie piece, RI LANA situated on and near the
Steubenville Turnpike, and near the southern terminal;
of their railroad.
The Land will be divided into quantities to suit par
ehasers, and the terms, of payment will be very easy.
Enquire of • Z• W. REMINGTON,
sep4 -Bfan4mr.
Fox tient.
TIVO well-finished offices in Post Office Buildings,
A long, well-lighted room, third story; entrance Mar
ket street, between Third and Fourth streets.
Also,. a small brick house, in Pitt township, near Penn
ay 'yawn Avenue: Inquire of B. D. GAZZAM,
octd J0.164 Second street.
I NFFERSON COUNTY LAND-1000 acres for sato
oct4 THOMPSON BELL.
TUST , RECEIVED and for sale a new supply of fine
PERPEOLERY, . '
Jenny Lind Pomades;
Queen of Flowers' Hair
Jenny Lind Extract,
;,. RotissePs•Amanilies;
COULTER & itA.ORE t ;
deead; , , corner of Wood and Rd.sireetis.
10 JAft e l3 s BUTTER, for faAnAllvaort:ailicktlyNEg,
BUTTER-6 bbls.priate roll just reed and (or sale
declls SHRINER & BARNES
Bankers anb &Amp ilrokerg.
nen:lovas.
as. HOILDIES ea SON*, •
u.Avit ninsoina) vista BAmint mu) ascrufwe 'off=
21) No. 67 ltfarkes stsesi, four doors barters old gamut.
N. liouma h soNB,_
13ANXERS AND EXCHANGE DROKFD-9# and Dtta
lers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sliver and.
Bank;Notes: Exchange on the Eastern and Western'
e.itietconstandy far ode.
Cailecttotta' -
made in all the cities %broke:icier , the .Val--
ted States. Deposita' received in par fandsor current
paper, No. 67 Market street, between:Thin! and Fourth
streets. - : . sag 234 p .
Pomest/c and loragn &telyngti, Ban* Matti s
Gold mut:Silver, Boughs, Sol! and Erthanged, :
Tllll
uxcni.Naar..AND . !LINKING ticiuM
William A. Illill••Sr•
64 VlToosi Street,. ."
PITTSBURGH. ...:.,
ICS litnutzstALLowlD oxsntc DEposni:.- ran
ALUM LIAM:K2. NOWILID SLAHINI:
ICILADIE A. UAW". -•‘• • ;
Bo tik ergo nd Ezdtange Broken, Draletsi* ' a iy
DoniestießaLhßillsof lizehangs, pooss!:-
. it, Bank Nein, and Coin. - ; ,
Corner of Third and Wood its., direedytithiigheilis
Charles Hotel. • : • •••• • ••••
.
• Bassi - lAm moven. • :..
JESSE CAROTECERS & CO., • "
NO. 15, WOOD . STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Current money received on deposit. . - •
Collections made on all the principal cities of the ULU
tad States. . . Eaugl:ty .
AL LINOS. * t 801.1.42011217.
,•
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, -.
N. E. Corner of Woad and Sixth struts., Pittsburgh, Pa
BA LEES in Coin, Bank Notes, Tune BUr, Formgn
1/ and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of
the Un io n •
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
stud Europe, for sale in sums to salt purchasers. .• .
CURRENT and par funds received on depOsite. '
COLLECTIONS made on nil parts of the Un ton, artit a'
Lowest rates. • • sepll-ly.
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. BANKING HOUSE.
• 131111rAllip GLEIZEI d' QO M
W'OTES, Drafts, Checks, do. collected, stStltentit
li tances made upon favorable terms; • -
may2hti FL BRYAN,-.Caithici..
Hollidaysburg/4 May DIASSO. . •
PATRICKS fr. FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BELOWNEHI t
No. 95, CORNIER WOOD AND DLANOND rreg
• Piatbures, Pa. .
- - '
illeoluassloo Hass.ll.
suns Wit BUll.Dplll,votriern Lam mama= RAM.
pß[9 BANK ti now
_prepared to do business: Open
J. from 9A.N. to 3 P.M. • • •
Interest paid on Special Deposits _
align THOmpsoN BELUCashlr.
W. TAYLOR, • •
112 SECOND STREET,
COMMISSIONER AND DILL.BROBER.
TRICT attention will be g,iven to - all babies! oa
k, trusted to Ms care. Pittsburgh manufactured ant
c/ es always on hand, or procured on short .mice.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, ice, negotiated on tas‘ra•
ble terms. Advances made if.required. koct2lMl,
DRAFTS ON SAN FRANCISCO, California tat
sale at the Banking House of PATBICKB
FRIEND, , No. 9S Wood at. [oetl9
HOPEI EWELL,
WONDERVIIL . CUREgft
Dr. Rogers' Sprup or LlverWort and Tar
triLl Ale AGIT 11;
For the compkta cur eqf Coughs, Colds f lnflu - Asthma
Bronclutis. Spitting- of Blood, and arl other
Complaints tending to COIiSIMPITON.
• This syrup contains no Opturn, Calcmel, orany mlnesal
whatever, bat is composed entirely of those Hoots,
Herbs, end vegetable substances Which nave a specific
influence upon the Longs, and their cote:meted-organs:
Its immediats_efeet is to allay all irritation, and gently
remove l he PAkXM andother morbid seereuons from the
Throat and Air-Passages• ' - thus relieving the ctiugh t by
subduing the infamntatiors and other 'causes which give
rise ton.- It al.° stimulates and imparts a healthy.tone
to the Lungs themselves, thereby enabling - them more
thoroughly to remove from the blood those inaparities
and diseased panicles, :which, - if retained. da so mach
mischief In the system, and lay - the foundation for inert.
.rable CONSIIbIPTIO,N. it also exerts a-decided action
upon the skin, and assists nature in expelling,:throogh
the Exhalents, much of that morbid matter which would
otherwise be thrown batk upon the Lungsithus relieving
them of a port of their worts, and render/ill; the system
pure and heaWiy. When labiumles are forimag,iteheeks
their development and furtherprogress; or if ulceration
has taken place, it assists , the Lungs in throwing oft - the
corrupted matter, soothes the Irritation, heals tin,- uleer
ated eavitiea,and restores them again to healthy'action.
This ,Medieine, therefore, is not a palm* e _merely,
which only relieves for the than being, but is a thorough
curative, as it strikes at the very root of the discrete, and
by removing it, removes at once all ita remote and at
tendant-consequences. This is its distinguishing char
arterise property possessed,-in equal power, by - no
other medicine of like nature. now, before the public:
', CIRCULARS; As no ordirr,try sized ruivenisement can fixity explain
the nature and me tits of this article, the Proprietors have
- published a new Circular, giving the history of this Medi
cute ; the description, stature, -c ., of its prbacipal Ingredi.
ents; the effect they are designed to have' upon the
Lungs and Liver, and a-copious reference to the persons
whohtres been cured by it—giving their names and resi
3dences, even to the street and the number. Those who
are Iroubied:with a Cough, or whose Lungs tut in the
least affected; are earnestly desirtd- to call upon the
Agents named below, ands procure one of - these 'Pam.
phlets. It can be had gratis,and will well repay a perusal.
The" Hints on Healits,n and "About taking Cold," may
be worth to yyoourself and family. •
WNDREDS OP' DOLLARS,
in the shape of Doctors' Rills saved, besidesbeing the
means of prolonging many a vslaable life."
WAREUNTY. •
Each is o nr , onfidenee in its virtues, that we are will
ing to warrankihis Medicine in every ease O . recent Cold,
(where used am mrding to the directions on page 7th of.
the pamphlet, Lydda the wrapper of each boule), and
where the personis not satisfied that he is deriving,
benefit from it; by returning the bottle within twenty
four hours' time, ' -
TUE MONEY
will be returned. [LT See page 3d of the pamphlet in.
side the wrapper:of each bottle.. - .
Be sure to ask for Dr. A. Rogers , Syrup of LIV
ERWORT, TAR,- mod CANCRALAGUA, and /et no
other be palmed on to you.
CAUTION.—None genuine, unless there is otr the bull •
wrapper a note of hand; signed with 'a - Peri,by L.
SCOVILL CO. - '
Cough and Dietetic of fourieur enontlimianding Cured,
After being given up twice by eminent Physicians!
ALBANY, June 9 41,1E49.
Mtssis, A. L. Seribiß 4. Co.—l herewith forward to you
a Cern:fasts ef a Cure, effected by your Compound Syrup
Of Liverwort, Tar and Canehalagua. The. Cough and
&steam:aim was of fourteen mange standing, and had
balled the skill of several of our eminent physicians in
New York, Albany,and Cooperstown. - I amthe_penon
iii whom the care was effected, and as I had previously
no fal It in patent medicine,,-I have since tied hon
others, and have become - satisfied of its rake. Mine
was. as great a cu:e as was ever performed t as had,
during ray s ickness,been given up twice byrn,y pitwieu
I have now commenced my business, after taking, I
think, about eight betake.
- Yours,respectfully, TIiOS. CTFAULDER.'
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED. '
sat Uom racism= M ACTS. ' -
Stateitmnl qf Mr. 4. Lang, Dabs, : No.3BEttPeari sueei,
N. V—A few days before last Chwattnas,it was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely atohe
Lunge. I called in. a Botamopathie physiciaa, but his
medicine did not seem to help me. tread lour advert
isement, nett thought I would try - 'J-. Rogers Syrup of
Liverwort, Tar and Concha/agues. Before '/ had -taken
up the third bottk, my bleeding had stoppeir,:my Cough
was gun; and I (elves well as usual. Sly health is now
good, -I consider it a most excellent medicine, and coy
dtally recommend into my friends.' "[This statement was
nude to the Propiittore,Metrch 12th, 18511.1
107 - • This whole paper might be filled with letters si
milar to the above,fiern those who hare been cured..
FOR SALE % wholesale and retail,. by A. L.I3COVILL
It CO.; Propnetora . at their J'rineepa/ Depot, GOTHIC
BALL, N 0.416 Broadway, New: York, to whont all or
ders for the Medicine, nal letters relating to Agencies,
should henddressed, patt-paid. ,
ALSO, foriale by R. Pittsburgh No. 57 Wcioit street,
Wholesale' Agent for and vicittityvD.
Curry and H. P. Schwartz, Allegheny CUE ; Townsend,'
Carr tr. Co.; Manehuster; AvPatterson, Banninlhatv•
PRlCE—laltuge bottle, 81,00; or stxbotfies f0r83,00
dean:days . , -
Private Diseases. • "
DR. ROW N, No. 41 DIAMONDALLE V,
Damn his entire attention to an office.
4 1 4 1 1 1 practice . Ills usiness is mostly confinedto
- primmer Myna - Diseases , and suchpain.;
ful affections 4 brought on byrimprudene,
"t . youthful indulgence and excess:
• r -Syphllii, Syphilitie 'Eruptiona j - ,o.tort.
hca Ckleet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges.
Impurity of the .Mood, with all diseases o - the venereal
origin. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Emptions, Tatter,
Ringworm,Mereatial Dir.eases,Serainal Weakness,lm.
potency, Pile4Rheumatism, Female Weakness,
ly Suppressions j Diseases of the Joints, Fistula In Ana.
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Inittf.
tions of the Bladder , and Kidneys, successfully treated
Cure guaranteed: -
Fourteen years' practiceWour in - this city t enables Dr.
Brows, to offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may
come under his care. - " '
Office and private aanialtlng room, 05 Ditiiatind ay.
El:r.Charges moderate. ' . apv,s:avny
DEUMATISM.—Dr.Drown's newly outeovrea real.
.4.40 edy for Rheumatism Sy a speedy andeertainrergedy
for that painful trouble. It never falls. .
Otlee'and Private Consultation.Rooms_No, 63, DIA.
DIOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doctor Wel/rapt at
home. ' tanlB-ilawat
HOW€ 9 lli Cough Caudt.
'DOR SALE by H. Smyser, Joel Molder, Ogden :di
L' Snowden, Coulter hack
W _ Te
11Wm. Jac kson,
Keyser& BPDowelt, Pittsburgh; V. .14 , Clelland , Mau
-cheater. • -- • •' ' lEtav29
'FPS
Conserorrhithandltlar
t &tree ts,—established in
, and practice painted in this
.rry branch requisite : for a per
ou. .The whole preemie has been
matured.and perfected by nearly eleven. yews practice
in teaching, and ; bout fifteen years previounexperbrace
in extensive doraearie and shipping 6aaittecs; and th ese
who aspire lathe highest rank naacconntants;.will Grad
on consaltingartp realdent city tnerchuntahat minis the.
o nly eernhilsernent of the kind lathe city in which the
me rc adid e eemmtuaity havanny confidence,. Maly will
" bear in mind *that all the pompous noise we nosy hear
about "trasteettP.l. 4 chatters,7 "examining conantittees, ,,
dec., add nothint, ,o the ability or experience of teachers.
UTHITE deeS WAX-500 . 1!r5. for saleby n
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