LOCAL '-BATTERS ' •-• _ Mnitittrettr CoraCie--Skattotilf.Cify Qfficers. Tie Baird' iroi COoloiozi nem. ;iiet yesterday on jointledhit, bithiroctut of the: Supiente Court, for tbihruipise Vint into as election for Coypu. ~',4l4:tertlie enmaings'ear. -! -7 SB. , Miemty Esq., Pretudent cif the . Select, and hlntafghlt Chairman of the,•Coramon Coun cil, took their - Milts and called the mitetincta order. racKulgtit announced the "Bust:ten Commit , • , of" for the ruining year tofollows , C ,,Eittert.,7•Meattatt.• Lorena , Day - and Brucw of $. ,; Garrison, Riddle, Harper and Binelttif C.C. Water.-T•Menni.'Wmcald, Edgarea.loites; S C 4 Cordell, ficottariend and Lowry,'C C. trsels.—rhienam.< Rinehart .1144 Ilitorkvla S C . Gribbin and Wilson, C. C. FOUCer—Mente.Gallagherritta Janes; 8.0.1 Wily lock, Mellon tiro !tete, ' Firs Patina and' Hose.- 1 -Moisco.iCier. end Day; 8. C.; McFarland, Phillips and Tindle, C. C. Claims entLitaxwatts. , —Mesars. wad Kelly, 8. C; Young, Pollock and Black, C C. ProPrltt,-=lVleintre; Edwards and Kennedy, -„ S. C. McCartney, Drumm and T. Scot, C. C Agneduct and Carud.—Monne. Jones and Day, S„ C.; lkleFariand, Holstein and Coaniughaut,C. C. Marko:lr.—Edgar and Rinehart, S C.; Black, A. • flout and Wilson, C. C. ' GYtg Pterttfng Hill_ and Brite4 8, C.; Young, "Wreighter and Reis, C. C. - - _ . IhriAfings.—Wilson and Gallagher, 5. C.; Hammond, T.ficott and Kaye, C. C. • Stinitarp:7-Cassell and 'Hill; 8; C.; Cordell, Polr. lea and Sttiont, C: C." •.s • - idppettla.-3rent andKe.unedy, 8. C.; Drum, Gribe Nu and Lowryi C. C. - • Oncithfftlg..—Wilson and Edwardit,B. C , Kaye, Wrighterand Phillips,C, C. " • • 'Monongahela Wintrf.—Lorent and W deon, S C.; Garrisonk Ramer and Connirighatn, C.V. AlleghenyGritarf,—lier, and Kelly, 8. C.; Bissell and McCartney', C. C. Ordfrumces.--Bruce and Kent, S. C. Friend, Mely Jenard C. C. • A resnlntioi wilt then passed, that the presidents Of• , •Countils be tormidered ex officio members of the - - Pittance and Water Committees. 'They then proceeeded to the eleCtiOA of city of. fleets for tit ensuing year, with the following re- City Trakirer. ... Wm. Algeo, ~ •;•0 •.• . • a ' • • ' -••• CYty Solicitor. .10bn T. , Cbebran,.... . KUII4; • ';`""' 4i. WOt — ie - Mike. . ,The. nekton, by actlemation. Jolin Rippeyj . Tan . .17 , - Street Canimisiioner- , First 'District. •14 Geo. • .. "..31 . ..:Strut • -Ccinteinicatir—flecanB District. ' • Thos. A.Rowley 27 _ -.• . . . 18 • , Perkof Ceiimittt.es. John al Sajor, ...29. .7.'W. itiddle, • • Monongahela Phial' Mister. Virso..Veraytli .10 , • . Allegheny Mao! Waster., -: Henry Earl ..• - ••• 36 _ Joseph' Bowman.. . 5 - • • - • : ' • Messenger of Conunitteis. - -..caPt. B. V.Pritt ems elected by acclamation. ' Collect& of Agtuduet. James f Scott. 31 • • Jesse Young.; ....,...... . .. ....14 • • , ..y Grauser. - ; Stephen T4Nottito on motion of Mr. Harper, was elected ntanimontily. _ • ' , Weigh Master at Hay Beata. Davie . Jetta Young Weigh lir:titer at Market. Hiram !bib:peewee declared unanimously -elected. ,Assistant Recording Regulator's. Win; Bsyne an&C.llTGowin weru'deslared measly elected. -2 • , -• ' • ~- • tier*, pr Markits. Allen l oin 32 - Col. Diehl 5 , . • = -Salt Inspector s . Jacob Fedder, teas unanimously elected. • - Inspector .-Pot • and :Fears Aches. 9cos. , ..W4.Qardaer. was unanimously elected: ~Tobaico Inspector - John Fullerton -was unaniitommly elected.- •. • - - -- • • nix Collet:prep - The folloiving persona were tutiiiinously.ileeted: First -Mard.....Caleb Russell. - Second- do ....John McKee. Third do . - Joseph McCulloch: Fourth' die .. - "Richard Hope . do ....John:Lowry. Sixth do ....William S. Thoreptran. Seventh do is :Henry Lytle ." . `Eighth do 'John A.Sarg,itiant.. Ninth : :d.o Mibbs.• • • Jitaird Aleasurirs. First Ward=l siph Lytle... 4.- . DO. • William Reins... . . ...; 39 Do. Solomon Ream:— ' ' , l 2econd Ward—E..L.• Evans ' 30 ' Do. ' John Pre ight0n........16 Third Ward--Jamer Mcktuters.......; .31 PO. - - J. He• on Foster • 12 , Do: - John Creight0n.......... Fourth Ward--1 .K. Kennet1y......... -4 Tto. - Robert 9 - Do.' • Fifth Wsrd—Robert Dalseil Do. W. H. Whitney;"-• 3 • Do. - , "- Do. Joiepb • 2 Do. James 6 Do. - ' . Charles Kent. ..... 1 • ' Sixth Ward—John •Do." James . -.10 -Sevonth- Ward—Lewis Coot . .. 29 • . - - Do. Ro b ert . 'Eighth Ward-r-Fleming Morrow 36' , 'Do.I - . James 9 Ninih Ward-=John-Pai51ey........ ... .26 Do., , • - - D. • . - Do. - Capt.Pratt........:..,'.... 2 •__:t.tie.,intaisteis for which they met. being. then On 'tubed : the Select Co uncil_ retired to Aliefi,chamher, aid Abe Common Council adjourned.-- =:Oise' Awn Tzimerze.—Tanuar* 21. 7 =-Me Kerr and !ones on the bench.. • • Com.its. James ; Kelly for; th e murder of hie Pria, on.mate,Jamee Cox. , • - • • Cottrise/.—fileisra. Flanagan and R. B. Roberts , , for Commonwealth ; Messrs. E. P. Jones John Hampton und`hlaclowry for defence. Mut. Glenn, sworn—Was-jailor at the • thne Cox came : to his death ; Cox and prisoner Occupied the same Cell ; think it was on the 29th of November, 1850;•• heard-ft cry' from the cell that the boya were fighting;;found that Cox had been beaten very much about the face ; asked him bow he became very. anted; Ile said that in attempting to get up to the wiodow he. had fallen and hurt himself; told him he could nef hurt himself that way by falling; be said ha did call front the window; asked the other boys • in the cell, Mid 'AO alto said that be bad fallen tom the. window. In about ten minutes after, I think,..tm asked um if be was in the Monongahela • house ; he died the next morning-ate:Mt b o'clock. Drii:Shaw and Gallaher;made a post mortent nation. His clothes were off when I first. saw him; did not see him examined; knew of no difficulty betireea these boys` before'; sent, for a physician as soon saw the boy; - one of the colared.boye and demoted had a scutite in there ;,theY Mild they had quarreled:about a loaf. of bread; deceased:-had a blaciLeye; it was swelledn good deal ; it was bet. for than -a week before; didn't examine if he was otherwise Minted. After the doctor came I think &mined remarked that he was: , tired of tming in jail,*-Tbere were - three colored ilia two white boys . • Min cell Dr.ltays accompanied pr. Shaw. Dr. Hays, sworn Wes educated a physician; Dr; Shaw asked me. to go;with himi deceased waetying. intho cell naked ; _ he appeared le be much bruised iildixenl4 not hear to-„be touched ;the inflammation Appeared to be all over his body ;-did, hot make -particular , ismcninntion. I complained - about the alum 'of the cell, and said the boy couldliottive. in'nth ;at my instance,: he-was moved; .think his injuries bad hew recently inflicted; ono, of the boyesaid theyhad a fight; deceased:answered, . most of the - _questions put to him; from die coridi.'. t ies of "thii'p.elk I think one in delicate health could not 'infix Ri-ti 'was such as to irritate' wounds of some standing; think.; 'the air would produce sick. nen; 14414 might thangi from sondem of Mind to deliriunt in fifteen-oetwent7 minutes; his .system itate,Or fever at; the, time; the_ boys had fallei front ;the , window,..and that they 1444-tight Among them.. - • testified thUttil . itionghtlite.Mirltit ,deceased were barns; found his arm and leg-very mithraliruised ;Ando a past • Morton extuithanon the nest mornreg; 15Und there'was congestion+ln las lungi, blood in - This heart; a combine s#00 , 01" the-1441105, I.believe,c4sed'his death; - belting would prodOee thhieffecinpon his heart and lungs; the injuries, except the eyes; were recent. Dr Gallaher corroborated the abovi. Jae; Miller, swornn-I-Was in the cell with prisoner and deceased; alif.priioner.beardeceased on the head with , a bottle; hi then ..beld him on the steant pipe about 4 minutea ' • Cox-tried to get away , . .but could not. ViVitnesshere related some ofthe most shocking crueltimito'whicka Unita being could be lubjected, that had been perpetrated by the . prisoner on rho decease - 4a . was barbarciuslY tortured 'to, death;: he died the next morning; aller.andergeiog an - operation tea revoltieg -to • print.. Kelly would not' allow - deceased intro Lis breed, the _usual prison allowance, until he,Washed ,p aeon eel; shirt ; he thengere him a dried piece; Cos was too weak to call out when he'was abused ; Kelly tied Cox on the bed once, and ther4 after beating him,. rubbed, saltle hie *panda: _ , _ _ . . 'Alfred Butler, sawn—Was to the cell with prise • otter and deceased ; prisoner said he beat deceased because he told lies on him; he treat him with a piece of board • until he was black and blue; he couldn't:beat' to be touched ; he set him on the iteaalliPe, and ,burned him he was -stripped when he put him on the pipe; Kelly gave me deceased's pants.; these are they that I have on; those in the next cell told Trelly• to kill Cox for-telling lies on him,; . told deceased if be slidett sit on the pipet' he would knock him on the.bead; ; Kelly tied demi. etl , s head raider the hydrant, and let it ran on him for about an hour, and made him open hie mouth an Maar) would drown ; deceased bad nothing on but hieshirasi the time ; . afterKelly-Wllll done beating bird, be would make. deceaaed throw the weapon down the air hole in the cellar; saw him break piece of board all op, id beating . :deceased; he had a spoke, pot of a Curt wheel, which he aloe beat him with ; that night, Kelly told me to tell Mr. Glenn`to come, and told decetuied to tell Glenn that be was climbing up to the window, and fell ; the ether boys were to tell Abe same stery; when Mr. Glenn - came, deceased asked him if the gran was growing, and Übe was in the Monongahela House; Kelly done his butfnett, and made deceased eat St; wrapped a cloth arounda dick, and forced salt up deceaseioe and other things - he did, the thought of which Makes the blood roe cold ; Kelly, when beating deceased , - puf a gag in his mo uth, and tied a rag otter ft, so that he couldn't call; be intim. idated the other boys, by threatening to kill them if they ever mentioned it. Other testimony was merely torroberative; frittrurza.--Cornethis Blakely died on Monday afternoon, from- the effects of - .4tjuries inflicted on Mm on Christmas night, by lames Devine and James McCool: If was in Devine's tavern where ho was cruelly beano: McCord was barkeeper. The Corener held an, inquest on the body yester day, and<the inry returned a verdict that be came to his death from the hands of thaw!, two men • They bare made.good their escape r elthoOgh one of theoa was under bail. H.Moutgomery, a negro barber • was yesterday arrested and . brought before Arld. Major l for whipping his wife, who made out a corn"- mitment tor . him. Whilebeing conveyed to prison, at thecorner of Tutmel and Wylie streets, tie escaped • from the custody of the' officers, and being hotly . puraded he drew a Pistol and fired at officer Fargo. son, but fortunately missed his mark. He was re ciptured at the earner of Fourtlfind .Market; and is QyAlll2ll KEssforrs- im --Tuesday, Yaary 21. On the Bench, McClure and . Kerr. Cern. or. Daniel' Shower and Peter Davii.---Lar cony. The defendants are charged with taking a pair of doubletrees and a wagon hammer, the prop erty Jos. Miller. 'The jury returned a verdict or guilty ) and they were aentormed to three months imprisonment in the connty-sail. Mr The boy Kelly, who is not over fitteeri years °rage, while undergoing bistrial yesterday for MUT* I3er, and 'while tho witnessed', with leant their oyes, were retailing a - lamest revolting nets of ere. elty perpetual:4 tyhind, sat stip:tatty more .uneen. corned than the' mist disinterested . spectator. fie etbibited ilVnigas of 'remorse or fear. Dir, The large sale of fresh Dry Goads will be co:Wettedat MClCennes Auction House this morn at 10 obleek. The bidding yesterday was very animated, and we understand great bargain_ were given. There never was so large an attendance of bidietat a public sale in ibis city. Automate Commit.s.The Allegheny Councils met lest night, for the election of City officers. Mr. .f,otathart Rush wee elected City-Treasurer: and Assessor of Water Rents for the present peat. Mr. Henry Rea was electeil Soperintendentof the Water Works.- A Daum—Those who love to tread the mazy dance, will not fail to be in attendance at . tbe Al. legheny Ball, on Friday evening neat, et the Lafay. ette Assembly rooms. it will be one of the finest , of the season. . " -Frar..—The alarm of fire last night, was caused by the chimney of a house on Saint Clair street tatc- scrrnrs.-7 6 : d d oi b e g a do n o ; dle do; le.do Common - do; on consignment and for 'ale by , L. S. 'WATERMAN & SONS, jnIS Nos 60 & St Water, & 62 Front is A ' I I —lB b. 15. tt y Flour forsale by (3a10) H. U. KELLY.. • --- rocid 01TICE OP PITISBUROIIOABCO3. January 13,18x1. MBE Tinetees of the Pittsburgh Gas Company have _L this day declared a Dividend of five at., out of the profits Of the last viz monthaion the capital stock paid in, payable to stockholdent, or their legal repre sentatives, forthwith, at the office of the Worke. ial4:d2ve JAMESZL CHRISTY, Treser. THE President and Directors of e Hand street 'Th Bodge Company have this day declared a dividend Two Dollars per share out of the profits ofthe last six months, payable forthwith. AM. LARIBIER, Jr., Treasurer. ;NNE TEAS-25 half. Chests fine Young_Hyson 15 do in and 1. lb. packages' • - '5 - do * fine Black: ' • - 20 do do; in oz. and 4 111 In store and for* sate by , _package, deci7 , KING & MOORHEAD. rnITI3 RAVANA SUGAR-20 boxes White Ha vans-Sugar, just received and: for sale by decl9 , . - IdILLER" . .ar: RICKETSON. JUST _RECEIVED and tor sale a new supply or:fine ' PERFUMERY including— Jenny Lind Pomades; • . . 'Queen of Flowers' Bair Oil; • - Porecine SAO; ' Jenny Lind Extract; - ' Roussel's dmandies • - • - COULTER & HACRE, -dee% corner of -IVood and *ld Biretta. Orp g: - tal. . , _STUART & SILL. BUT'rEft..--tp kegs and 10 bbls_ to close consign, 1120111.• - STUART SILL. EEXTRAFAMILY FLOUR-59 bble. Angels & N Wes mate, in store and for sate by_ • - deelB . STUART & SILL. EG ill,rrrgg-40 kegs` to close out consignment; .15 bbls. do do. dee7B - - ,STUART tr. MX. rriEi-17 half chests Young Ilyson in store.' . "nov2l. - - STUART e: SILL. MILOUR-180 bids. prise superfine in store and fo 12 axle by - Edeellij STUART to SILL. Ut EDDINGS. itc.-300 Wedding Cake loses; " • 2t*°li! tus e 11" 1' • • 12, oz. sotte o ens, 12 •do doSpectacles; • • 4 do •do 'Razors & Straps .- Ippt received at the Watch and Jewelry Store of . W.- MLSON, • - earner Of Market and Fourth sts. FRENCH MERINOS; - - so pieces black French Merino ; too - paraatettaClols all colors; 189 do Coburg do 300 do . Alpaca. Just receAred at ' A. , MASON & CO.'S., N 05.62 and 64 Market Street gISrNS boxes M. A .:Raisins ; - ' • 00 half do do , . ' 40,easks Currants 3 40 boxes City= ;-• 10.Unses; fancy boxes, Prunes; .10SNUA PttiODES. & - No. 0 Wood street. HITE WAX-='soo fits; for Hale, by • dear ' B:A.FAHNESTOCK! &CO, O..arrICOTCII WHISKEY; - - - Jamaica ish aits i R dP Jlt bOttiee. F p oi sale by . uoß l icH, .197 LibertY great. emir OLASSES AND SUGAR,- 211- £:2 bbli. N. 0: hiatuses ; lahiLds. do Sugar • - . r .Landing from steamer Ileysione State, and for rate jaB CARBO24 & b i'KNIOHT , , Water st. ~o~ririairul' a~eD fiita~tEial. . 111111 1 11 _ 11 r 1 TRPAWILBOAMPOO MP* * iv a ulllEßltqlt 41. NT 13 . ' Ex' cis A qlt • N.. B. CRAIG. •' t Wik.I,II4 . IMBVILL_L: Tr*llt ; oz., 411117M1T. JESSE 0 ISOILtIrc* 7 Irina ovicusiormaltio osa,Nsig:. Steamer htichitin No.kßoles, Beaver: Bal Jaeobs t ßrownsville.' • Atlantic, Parkinson, do • • • " .1. M'Kee, Hendriokson, McKeesport. n Beaver, Gordon, Heaver. • Thomas Shrlver, Bailey West Ne wt on. Republic, Woodville, Cincinnati. n 'CMClnnati, Bircitingham, Cincinnati. • • : .1. Nelson; Moore, Wheeling. ." Jeffersonjohnston, Louisville. 41 Cape May.-- • • Cincinnati. Asena, nney,we vlne. • • . DEPAR TED: • :Michigan No. 2,Boies,Beaver. " ". , Baltic t Jacobs, Brownsville. " • Atlantic, Parkinson,Drownsville. • 3. M'Eee Hendrickson, MoKeesperr. " Beaver,Cordon, Beaver. " Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton " J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. ; " - Arena, Kinney, Liverpool. " Hibernia Nci. 2, Batchelor, Cincinnati. " Pilot N 0.2, 131mak,Ilocktmettort. ": • Geneva, Wilkins', Ntudivilfe.. • wianted•to Chaster. - A STERN WHEEL. STEAMBOAT or light draught. Apply to SCAIFE & ATKINSON, M _Find at., between Wood and arket au. For Cllnoinsuoas. - - The safe,comftntable and swift nu tting steamer, N • ALLEGHEY BELLE, No.o, W. Ham, Master, Will leave for Cincinrutti regularly every THURSDAY morning, at 10 o'clock. • For tempt or passage, apply on board. ' • migki PO.taburgli and Bharpiburab Packet. THE undersigned respectfully announce to the citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Sharpaburgh,tbat we have built and are now running t e ,Steamboat RHARPSBUROR as a regular Packet or Ferry between the above named places. Iler landing at Pittsburgh will be at the foot of Irwin street, —and at the Stitupsburgh public handing. Passengers taken on and put off at any Intermediate point. She will leave Shaltsburgh at 8 o'clock, A. M. and 3 M; Pittsbargh at 0 A. ht., and 4/p.M. Fare to Shtupsburg 10 cents—either way' Girty's run, or Luvrrencevllle,B cents. 11. BUTTERYIELD, °CUB FRANCIS SANDOL. Wednesday Packet ror CIIIIIAIIIIIISts Tar new and Aut running steamer CIN NATI, BEIXIBOIIAL Master, will doper gularly every WEVNICIDLT. l'or Aeight or passage, apply on board, or to • anal U B MILTENBERGER. Jones* Solution of Jay • A LIQUID HUMANE HAIR DYE for the changing of white, red or grey hair to a heantifei brown or let black color, in a few minutes. Price 50 cents and $l,OO. Sold by W. JACESDNoIIO Liberty street, Pitisburgh, head of Wood. . [dean • 301100 Lily , White. LADIES are cautioned against using common preps red Chalk. They are not aware bow frightfully injurious it is to the skin! bow coarse, how rough, how • sallow, yellow and unhealthyLthe stilt appears after using preparc=halk Besides, It is injurious, contain ing &large quantity of Lead We have prepared a beautiful ve,getable article, which we call.Jo' SPANISH MI WHITE. It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleted. ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy, alabaster, clear, living white; at the same time acting as cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON. 89 Liber ty street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Price cents. dec2O:dawly (Gazette copy.) Prime flack Tea, from England. VTORRIS & HAWORTH, the Diamond, have this JIL day received per "packet ship Devonsbue ^ from London. about 15:Albs. of Fine, Strong and Rou gh Fla vored Black TEAS—the very best that could be pur chased in the English market. Price, 60 and 73 cents V !b. The Tea Market, in the Diamond, "east side." had The Human Body must Perspire, • (SO SAYS tattsz,) TO RAVE d HEALTH Y APPEARANCE, And persons who do not perspire are liable to the most DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES. • NOW,J odor' Italian Chemical Soap ennui a free -persplmtion,and •t the same tinie mollifiessoftens infant's. SCURVY, skin, giving it the texture and beauty of an - SCURVY, SALT RHEUM AND SORES, are soon slot only healed, but cured by its use, as at N least seven physicians in ear York knoworho use it •in such eases, and find it unfalling--as also, to PlMPLV3,eLorcem,rmecia.esi or any other skin disease. The reader is assured that this is no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial wilt prove. Icoutd enumerate at least 80 persons cared of SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND some BEARD. Buy it, and the reader is again assured, I would not cruelly sell it teethe above, unless I knew it to be all 1 state. Those who are liable to CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH, will find this not only a carelohut a preventive ; sad I can now only add, that any o ..e' afflicted with any of the above, or similar diseases , will find this all and even more ( ad mirable in its properties) than I state. ' • Wu' Bat, reader, the stores are dooded with imitations, and he sure you ask for Joon' Italian Chemical Soap— and bay it only of Wfd. JACKSON, only Agent in Pittsburgh,SNO Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood. dee'2o For Sole. T AG HEAT BARGAIN. a two story BRICK 21.„ DWELLING HOUSE, on. Pennsylvania • nue, 6th Ward ;. modern finish ; having. ten ms • double parlors ; dining room and ki their on t e first fk:or. The lot is twenty-four by ninely-tonr feet; a wide alley in the rear. This property cost $3500, and will be sold forB27o6—in payments of SEMO down, 8200 in one year, and the balance in two years. - Enquire of T. Howard, Attorney at Law s Fourth a, between Smithfield and Grant streets. Call intim morn ing before 9 o'clock: • - THOS. HOWARD. lal3 (Gazette and Dispatch copy 3t.) CHEAP FRUIT .— New IU. R. BUNCH RAISINS,— 121 c. 4P tb., 10 for 131,00, or sl2sip boxr-finsale by MORRIS & HAWORTH, in the Diamond. Wee 27 Howes Cough Candy. FOR SALE- by. H. Srtayser, Joel 'Mohler, Ogden X Snowden, .Coulter & [lecke,. Wm. Jackson, and Keyser & bPDowelt, Pittsburgh; W. R. M'Clelland, Man. cheater. InovtN ;id tt NIZOLILY -•••••••• • •-• .101114 MVADDIIN. LIEGLEY & ATTORNEYS' AT LAW COEIYEE OP unarm RIM= AEU DIAMOAD ALLEY, (Opposite the Court House.) • Piusburgh, Pa. 117 We hope,by- close attention to the - business 0 our profession, to desente n share of the patronage o our friends and the public. iirso A Scientific Rolm Tonic Restorer A ND BEAUTIFIER, • Trial bottles 374 cents. Those IL. who have toed Jones' Coral Hair Restorative know its excellent qualities—those who have not, we assure it to possess the following qualities. It wilt force the hair to grow on any part where nature intended hair to grow, stop it falling oft, cure scurf or dandruff, and make light, red or rip hair grow dark.- For dressing the hair soft and sit , nothing Can exceed . this—it makes it -truly beautifa and keeps it so. It is, indeed, the most economical, yet superior article for the hair. . Sold only at WIRJACRSON'S Storc,24o Liberty st., head of Wood, Pittsburg. Price ,771. cents, 50 cents anti 130111TIff of at lOU taint COOKy to quit 'am Business. CsHIRTS SIIIRTSU SHIRTS!!'.-The Shirts and la Gents. Famishing, at No. 80 Fourth street ~,sign of the goldenlitee Hive, muss tra sous by the 20th of Janu ary.. Call soon, as they are selling at 50 and 75 et. less than the usual) prices, and far less Thant:ll'st cost. are3l. , H. LAWMAN. er;The Store to let and the fixtures for sale THE BEST OF WINES AND BRANDIES, suita ble for medicinal purposes. for sale by the court or bottle;by ' ' flal4l MORRIS :f HAWORTH. TRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER fo sale, in tarsi , or small . maintities; by . W. P. MARS rpAPER HANGIN t3 , --Preneb and American Paper Hangings and Rotten, from lae to $9OO ff Wee, for sale by : W. P. bIAftSHALL, , Jolt - - 85 Wood at 1111 .—N rfia.VHES;JEWEL,ItY, acow in store, a large and rich stock, o( fine - Watches, -Jewelry and Franey Goods. W. W. WILSON, dew corner of Market and Fourth 'els. PiTTSBUIllakt ,efeAo6 , o-fe‘ CaZIVER OF lIARKILT AND MELTS. _ grIHARTIKEtED A. D. 185 0; the onl y ,shartered 'natl. ll tution of the kind in Pennsylvania. : Fatuity-- Joust Fmmutta, principal. Instructor in the science of Accounts. O.K. Casmasnun, Professor of Peronanshfp, Maroon • We computation, ac. Aux. M. Watson, Esq., Lecturer . on Commercial Those' wishing to obtain a complete knowledge of Bookkeeping and. Its application to every branch of biz. sinesy nl3oi a rapid and elegant hand writing, are, idyl. led to call and examine the arrangements.' - Lecture on Commercial Law 'every Monday evening. Reference to any of the city merchants.: ideal° (lAB.—Just-received, a splendid assortment Of Gas ,Chandaliers, four,. ma and one , •burner ; also; Brackets, single and double; Solar Lard 'Lamps, for Parlors, Churches, Balls; Steamboats and' Stores, in large variety, of Cornelius & Co's unrivalled make; also, globes, chitunies and wick, by gross or dozen. • . - W. W. WILSON, 'ale eor - Market & Fourth sts tiro WE are now Constantly - grinding feed for horned Cattle and Morses, and assure. Milkmen, Livery: Stable men and Feeders generallytthat we can supply them with an article of.'r Chop 3, which theyill findbetter and cheaper than nay thing of the kind ever of fered in thle market before. We have put tip 1, the best set of machinery for the above purpose'ever-seen " Wester the Monti:m:oW and have made arrangements forirsupply of Grain that will enable us to famish the manufactured article in abundant° and at low prices. We have also constantly on hand, of 01ffl.. OWN. MANUFACTURE, Oil Meal Corn _MeaCat-Meal. Batley, - Rice. Flour. Apa ti te& Coffee.. Mustard, Oround Cinnamon, do Cleves. do Allspice; do Pepper, doGinger, do - Cayenne.: All the aboie articles we war - - RHODES . & ALCORN; jail ad sty opposite the SI. Chadds Hotel RerrY4l.llll,:fiar IXS l l.M.ortifikg Post, asoisiss latittritno-4 tyr saw =Mat CONORESS..SECOND SESSION. Wnstrinuiorr, January 21. Strrase..—fir. Sturgeon presented a petition from merchants and others io Philadelphia, praying for the establishment of a line of steamers bet Ween that city and Rio Janeiro, and numerous reports ar d petitions—eno from the Regents of the Smithaonian ittatitute„ taking that . $150,000 surplus of interest in the Smithsonian fund be added to the parmaneat fund In the Treasury: ' Mr. Mangum offered a resolution, which was adopted, enquiring into the expediency of organ'. sing a State Department. A resolution to amend the rules wax taken op and adoptedohefirst . allowing a motion to be withdrawn at any time before ailion. The secona., prohibiting debate on ell questions of priority of business, wactejected. The Senate then took up the French spoliation. bill. Mr. Seward spoke in favor of the bill, alter which he gavo notice that at an early hour to.morrow be would move tho Senate 'go into emotive session. Adjourned. Housi—lteporte frotii the select standing corn mitten were presented. Nothing of general inter cat submitted. The Speaker called attention to the fact that there were many billion his table from the Senate. Some from the last . Mr. Bayly then made some pertinent remarks in regard to the condition of the public bush:leas. After reportlrom tho committees, tho bill author. faing tho selection of aehool land from those found fo be worthleqr, wesdebated by 'Hondo. No action was taken on it, and ,the Rouse adjourned. BALTillcalt, January 21. A new Union movement has been started at Wash ington. An address has already received about 60 signatures, among whom are Clay,' Cobb, Foote, Toombs and Stephens.. The signers pledge them selves not to support any man for Fresident who is not openly for the preservation of the Union. Casa and Douglas are said to have refhsed to sign. The National Theatre at Washiagton; the same place where Jenny Lind gave her concerts, was opened last evening by Geo. Welch as a circus. After the performance. bad commenced, the dress circle gave way, producing for some limo much alarm and confusion. A scene of terror and excitement ensued, but strange to as; no one was seriously injured, though about 100 persons were precipitated a dis tance of about 16 feet into the basement below. Aller some interruption the performance was re. soured. Daniel Webster and-other diatinguisbed gentle men were present. We learn from Florida thakMalkory of Key West, p,Ualon Democrat, has been elected to the U. S. Sonata over Voice, by the consolidation of Whip with the disaffected Democrats. . . MISSOURI • VBENATOR. ;81. Lows January 21. At Ili ro..lock taday, anotherballot wail had. and Geyer is not yet elected,bui will be this afternoon It not before dinner. Strongfellow was nominated aid enotigbvoted for him to prevent - an'ilectioo. His name hae now been withdrawn. Great excitement prevails, The despatches from Jefferson city announce that the Democratic caucus, - field last night, could not agree. In joint session this morning all the canal. datea were dropped except Geyer andßentort. The Decennia further elate that at the neat balloting Geyer will be elected. BECOID DIDPASCII. Geyer '77. Two votes wanting for election E=l:232M A resolution was adopted, 41 that the last ballot , will take place to•morrow, when, if no election, tho joint session Will be dissolved!, FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA. I. PHIL&DELP . IIIAi January 21 A destructive fire broke out last evening, in Ache eon, Rommel! and. Fry's forwarding and receiving depet on the North aide of Market above 10th. The buildink occupying the whole distance , front Market to Hunter, was roducsd-to a heap of ruins. 'The adjoining bowies were saved through the untiring ezertions of the fireman. The store contained a large, quantity of flour, grain, whiskey and seed, which were consumed. The loss is about 820,000, only partly insured. Wm. Hall was fatally injured by the falling or the walls, nd several firemen were , badly injured. - FROM CALIFORNIA. The Steamers Cherokee and - Prometheus arrivOsi with lf . tuillione !inlaid. The steamship California had arrived at Panama. She experienced a heavy gale. The Falcon arrived at Chagrea; and the lathintis at - Panama on the 7th The Chat'era had ceased at Jamaica. Both steamers bring largo number of paueogori The election returns from the 10th district,ishow Scudder (whig) to be elected by u considerable) ma• jority. In the 24 district there is no choice. In the lid district Acucar! (Whig) is elected. lethe 4th and bth districts there is no choice: In theith district Davis (Whig) elected." In the 7th district there is no choice. • New 9nraute. January 20 The steamer Palmetto, bound to Texan, struck on a bar , at Matagorda. She is ft total 10139‘ The patt- Bangers and crew 'toyed. Loutiviasz January 21 . The steamer Chief, Morahan passed-up this morning, and the Trustee up this evening. , . Loorevu.LE, January 21. There ie fo feet 9 ladies water kt canal; weather cool and unplealant. , . PUILADELPHLS., January St, Wm Hale, a' tailor realding in Market 'treat, who was crushed at the fire spit night, died this MARKETS,: - BY. TELEGRAPH - Sr. Louts, January 21. The navigation or the upper rivers is impeded. Baldness, in conseqnence, is very dell. Flour.,lnactive ; ,srpall lots orsuperfine at 3,870 '4,00; MACY, 4,75 ; . , extra, 4,27i04,5064,75. Gnan..wheat ; pritne and choice, 7130150. Corn t y ellow, 46 48, sacks included. Oats, 5057: - Perh..9.2538;55 • men, -1 0175 choice >aotl -small, 11,00. - ' - - - ' • Lard.. No. 1 in htils and tierces at 7 ; very ctioicti 7071.. of 100 beteg et 100,00. Lead.. Sales or I',ooo pigs, upper mama, At 4,35, The, weather is mild.. River? to 7i feet to Cairo. Noga.-.lJachanged Est-area, and lo deMand ;,waled of 700 bAng 3;7454;00; those weighing 200 lbs ad over, being 4,120415. P10ur..4,87 'to 0,00. • • - Grain—Wheat : gored Ohio is in demand ;'hand. some Michigan 1,12; Genesee, 1,26; new corn at 70. Provlsions..Pork: old mess is firm at 12,00 to '12,97; other descriptions are steady.; .new mats, 13,60; sour, 11,37; prime, 9,25. Beef: active at 91 to 101 ; mess, 6 to 6 ; prime is held firmly at 16,00 to 16,00 ;beef hams are saleable at 61. Pick led meats are scarce ; sales of 160 tierces at 81, to arrive; cut meat is easier; sales of 7,000 city cot ham., to arrive, at 71. Lant..Sales of old at 81. Butter.. Ohio la in demand et 9 to 12. . Whiskey..P.ssier at 260261; closing at 261. 'Tobacco . ..Oat ; Maryland, 71. Linaeed Oil—Active; sales of 6,000 at 90. • Grocerics..Sugar is quiet; common Chicano at fit to 61 ; coffee is firmer; Rio, 111 to 111. • Nicw Your, January 21. Cotton.. Steady ; sales of'4oo, middling to fair °pitied at 131 to 141 middling to fair Mobilo and Orleans at 14 to 1410161. : Flour..ln 'good reettestveales at 4,9006,00. Rye Flour..Sitirce. .Grain.. Wheat : dull ; held at 1,06 to 1,09; Rye is firm ; sales at 76 to 78. • Mesa Pork..Neki pretty active at 12 to 121 ; Prime unchanged ; Gales at 9,26 ; prime now Mess brings 13,60 to 14,00. • Beef.. Unchanged ; Wee titBl to 101; Mess 6 to 6; prime Mesa held at 16 to 16. Drewied Hoge..Better ; sales at 61; also sales of 1000 for Liverpool, on private terms. Lard.. Scarce ; sales of old, in bble, and 800 kegs at 81. Whishey..Active ; Ohio 261 to 261. .Linseed Oil.. Firm; sales of 1300 et 90... • Other articles unchanged. ' • • • Pnlt.aptuiitmatintfary 21. Flour.. Quiet ; demand for ihlPment Birthed; sales of 600 bbls standard brands at 4,82, and some of a better brand at 4,68. Grain..Ryo is scarce and in demand at 79 cents.. Corn: the sapplica continue small; sale of 1,000. bushels new yellow at 62; oats: warded ; sales of 3,000, bushels prime at 46. Clover Bced..ln fair demand at 4,9406,00. • Whiskey..ln bbls at 26; Mids t 24. Other articles are unchanged. - - Barriktotue, January 21. Grotories..At Auction to-day 123 hhile new crop New Orleans Sugar at 6,1606,76; 80 bags Rio Cof. fee, damaged, at 1010101, cash; small sales at 11. Flour.. Sales of 400 tibia Howard Street at 4,64. Grain.. Wheat: red 1,0001,04 ; whito 1,0501,14. Corn : sales of yellow at 69060; white 64065.- 03047049. Rye 75. Proviaions..Nothing doing: Whiskey..tiales at 26026. Cosa:nun, January 21. Flour..Virm ; sales 01 1,290 bbls st 3,60. Whiskey-2310231. ••, . IProvisions..Unchanged ;plea of 4,000. pieces bulk meat at 411 for 'boulders 61 for sides. Coffee..Rio,lllol2l. Mess Pork ..Sales of 400 at 10,25. - • Lard.. Sales of 1,600 key it 71. ' New Ontsans, January 20. The now, of the Asia has been received. Flour.. Quiet ; Ohio, 4,25. „ in.. Corn 68; Oats, Ohio, 62. Mess Pork.. Now 12,00014,00 ; prime 10,60. Bacon Bidee..7lc.; shoulders the same. , Sugar.. Fair 60. Moloney declined; prime 23e. .BAusCO.Tti 200 . t; " I°Cl " • S horts; • 4". °{VOIO by N & SON, • • Produce 'and Connaiision Merchants, Jalo ' No.ol. 'Water stmt. (MN AND JAKATaiTtitinf, — fiii sate, aboleute rets/I,tly 1011. - & MA:WORTH. DRESSED FLOOR BOARDS—a:OOO feet, well sea soned, and good quality, for sale cheap by_f_ JOHN A. BLOOMER. Allegheny Planing Mts. ' 13OX. BOARDff-4.5,000 feet different th ickneeeee, for • ride by . JOHN A. 11 . 1,007aE5, Int° ' Alle g heny . Plan ing anus. m i ks b - S. WATERMAN Or lONS UTTER-16 Is b d Lg o .:fr epa s c ba ii to Bolter !D.. k est . I(4 ATERmA fti s t oitakl,3l4s* .DISY APPLES-412 sacks Dried Apples;. .. 10 bble. 'do .For sale by aff L. S. WISEIthIeN Ir. SONS. byy . L.V.174310 N SONS. 1 fl LT OF LOUWUOD; B,4theiteotP4ilicilne.; Chrome Green. deeSl . COULTER & HACKF CHEESE -160 bores W. IL Cheese in moor and for liale . .bY' . Ideedl] MILLER & RICKETSON:. ITIO.E . iiCdO 7 2Sb - iiies Russell & Robinsoles; I. „ • —DS. do W. H. Grant's i . ID do Ravin, ' - ID do King?*. For & sal DIC-by : • KING ORREAD. OLAHSES--19 bble. (oak packages,) plantation Malaise*: received per steamer Caledonia: and tot *ate by Idee2ol KING A. MOORHEAD. • New Yong, January 2 BOBTO3I, January 2 -Nzw Ynat,January 21 filistellaueons. A4ic-4-40 doz. pair bone andinnle harms for ado by WI WATERMAN & SONS. E Y SUPERIOR FRENCH BRANDY last reed, and for sale by the bottle, qquart or gallon, by MORRIS & - .in the Diamond. -AT 0.1 LARI)-5 bets. No. ILard ; 1\ .5 kegs do do; Just.received sold for sale by • . - • MILLER & RICRETSON, deeeS Nos. land°bt)Libertyst 'ILICONOMY.CH.SI3 CIDER-20 bligTgeonos X/ Cider in store and for sale by deem MILLER & RICKETSON: fIOFFEE-60 bags prints Rio, part new crop, Tecate vta ing and for sale by inor.26] • WM. DYER. VANISH CIGARI3,-20,0130 - Regalias and Prinepies for sale by tITIJAHT'tc SILL, B UTTER -10 tibia: prime Roll; 12 kegs do packed ; for sale by ' , RING tr. MOORHEAD. TAT HITE BEANS-4 bbls. for sale by • TV dec27 KING & MOORIfEAD HIED APPL I ES--20 bus. tor sale by - dec27 KIND & MOORHEAD vA rANTEti--Orio of Mitchell's State, Maps of Penn VW sylvania. Apply at No..s4:Smi thfteld stree t . : jad I . 3LATE WARISIERS—A. few Japanned Plate Warm ere, very neatly got up, on hand and for sale by, JOHN' DUNLAP it, CO., tor Market and Second ins, rftEAS.-410 half chesby to.c lose, by - S; STUART to, SILL 11/FOLASSES.-1O barrels for sale by /XL> jai - STUART :k SILL 00 '5B —2OO ozen t o.ctose one jnt 8 AR 'ST te• SILL ORN.-10 bbls. in stout and lot sato by C' jal . STUART SILL E;l a7 b!Aktiele!n tor;i,tirAfayrsto.7,sblit' AILS --MI Iregs,B and Uhl, In store an. for sale b 'al STUART ft SILL. 500 BUSH. SHORTS in-store and for sole _ dee3L RHODES do ALCORN 00 bush. in store and for sale by RHODES do ALCORN BRA— -decal inn . BUSH. MIDDLINGS In store and for sale by l.‘..ruydecal - RHODES 4t-..ALCORN (IC/RN-325 bush. Corn, in the ear, in 6tore and for V sale by ' Wenn) - RHODES ALCORN.' and nn. ornately, - RHODES 1c ALCORN GSOUN I dec3l. MEAL—On band and foxlale by , - BORN .decal - RHODES Ze.. ALCORN bble. Wbitei in stove and for sale by dee2B ' KENO - k...iwouRREAD. BUOKWHEAT -FLOUR-200.#acks, SO Os, tack,. for sale. : Ulaist3l WIWIDYER:7 TARIED APPLES—Ia sacks Just rto'd and for sale. - • dan2a- • AVAL DYER: rtHESTN UTS-50 has. tn store and for sale .3 , 'dee23 - WAL (lI:MESE-30 0 bo.eeetui loose Cheese for sale by dee2B _ , F IVDL DYES: ACKE a .1 and 3 in_whola r tialt an' bl . - , - AVM. casks large fine Cod h lbr sale. - - NVPS. DYER tiGIELATI4F.II.B7-500 tbs. prime Geese Feathers. for sat by . • - [nov26l* • Whi:DTER. Carerlll-1El!t-:43 bbls just reC141#114,2.645Ebir LIMN TS-50 bus. in rote an. :for sole bY deell , , C: KIMLY will sonatin *fall qa aale and retail, leaver *than any other house• on Fifth street: Sign Central Tea Store. ldecl4 C°YieFeilk'tsC) bags I.°t 13113° by STIJAST ac SILL. F OR SALE-7A largo double CountingAousa Deslt . in good order... CARSON & rd. , KraoHT, dada • . ' g 4 Water street. • F., BARRELS-: prima N, 0. Molasses, pee swami ' 400.-Itlessenger..(dacl6l CARSON do mIicNIGHT, PLANTA'iION SUGAR-3 2 ho d s. Pie plantatioi • Sugar told crop,) on consignment and for sale by dcelffr - MILLER 'lt RIOKETBON. 3Q,DRS. TOBACCO:in store and tor sale by nov4 - STUART & SILL ART.I-16 bids: No 1; ' L. S. WATEIMIAN.& SONS, 65 kegs do; - , For onto try - , in s , 3t: Water ikrid62 Front otreetii FLOUR .200 nbl a Soo no and ExUnita store "and farsalnby, ;FT1.11.1& - BILL, : 3 °()Tell SNU keg t ad's exua , ibr side by paI) STUART - is • .for .Zate (lo N=l rSTORE ROOM, No. •65 MO? keg abets, * Tetchily .ia:PeupißOOM, by Messrs, N.Eolmea tcSons , Banking_and Exchange Office. Possession given on the Ist of Feb ruary,if required. . • - • • : Tfus room is located in the most central and best - be sines, point in the city, and well adapted .for an insu rance office, sr:Banking and Exchange O ffi ce, or lb/ a Store. A s p lendid new front, with English plate Ohm, will be put in in a few weeks, • • • • • • . Enquire of . .W. W. Me ILSON 3 tt 7 • corner of Market and Fourth stn. For Bale. • ' ' ALOT OF GROUND situated in the Sixth Ward, having a front of 42 feet on Fulton street by 100 feet deep to an alley; on whichis erected two 2 story Brick houses; n one story, Frame, and other improve ments. The above property, if application' be. made soon, will be sold at a great. bargain; and offers a rate chance. For particulars apply to B. B. IHAGILL, jauGaw • , No. 144 Fulton street. 12:GE1313 mm, • THE three story !MICK TiWiELLINC, No. 18 - 111.1 Ray emset,Snyder's Rbw. Price 8200. Terms —SSW cash ; 8500 in one- year ; and 82000 in five' years. To be secured by mortgage on the premises. Clear of all incumbmnee, end title indismitable. Apply to • WILLIAM DIOBY, No. 181 Liberty street. 'Valuable IProperty 'for A•three story BRICE liolfBS, belonging to the estate of Wm. J.TarreF, deceased, is offer , 01 1 ed for rent or lease. It ['situated on Fo u rt hst., between Perry and Liberty streets, and hasbeen new y papered and painted; it is now Occupied by, Mn.s Verner. Rent,S2so per annum. Apply to. myself, or Rower C. Torres, at the works of Map k Co. Possession given on the Ist of April R.BPABOy, Guardian. de.cnif Valuable Coal Laud lb, 44/joining the Borough qf Frerporr, Ann:arms Co.,Pa.; 1101ETWEEN 45 and AO acres of LAND, together with .IJI 100 acres of COAL. The above described Land is bounded on the east by Spiral° creek; on the west and north by the : old Pitts. burgh road ;. on the sonaby the Allegheny river; The Pennsylvania canal passes through the entire tract, which, together with the rivet', will afford a facility to the Pittsburgh market at any time almost in the season. -The soil is • good; the coal is of excellent-quality, and superior that used .iing re nk nervorkeTtere abundance odrtlelte • coal. The above property will be sold low, either in whale or in part, to any person or persons who will e stablish a Rolling n u ll on the same ; It has been pronounced tby one of theoldest and most experienced iron masters, in this conatry,) to be one of the best Meations foe Roll ing Aral west of.the Allegheny . Mountains. . • For further particulars, enquire of Wm. K. Fish, tsq.i General Land Agent, and at Me corner of 6th and Stnlth .field'etreets;James B. Fullerton, Esq., 19/Shull Trnby, tEiti-, Freeport; or to the subscriber. - . . dectlklm • ALF,XAPIDER SCOTT. • Livegool Propait l ilot h lgale: • - wn of 7 Fast 5 1111.30.1..0ki,,,at LOTS floowr sa pr e ic l e n s and t on favorable terms-8125 for corner and - 8100 for inlobs—such be ing 50feet front by 130 feet deep. Liverpool is located on the Ohio river, 45 miles below this city, midway be tween Pittsburgh and Wheeling, foul' miles from Glas gow and Little Beaver, and. the same 'distance Irani Wellsville and Calcutta. It is situate in a healthy and beautiful 'part of Ohio, bus 1200 inhabitants, and 011 LI out ratatmax, EIGHT. ESTABLISHMENTS for the I manufacture of. Rockingham and Queensware, several ' hotels, dry good and grocery stores and mechanics of various kinds, foOr churches, and public schools—At the recent sale of lots Six were purchased by manufacturers who design erecting,dating the coming season, potteries and other mannfacturing establishments-7-Queensware of a pure white, addition, to Rockingham and yellow ware, having been manufactured in this town, it is rea sonable to expect that It will rapidly improve—Persous desirous of vlewingthe property can do . so any day, by a few hours' sail tram Pittsburgh, steamers tenting our wharves every day for Liverpool,Wellsvilleand Terms ot payment—One-fourth its hand and the bal ance in three equal annual payments, with interest • N B. I will dispose of a number of lots for carpenter work, brick laying, plastering, and painting, to be done at Liverpool, daring the ,next spring and summer; also for Lumber and Bnek. Apply to :Sanford .C. Hill, Esq. Liverpool, or to the subscriber at dm office of Messrs. Mitchel & Palmer, Attorneys at Law. No. 128 Fourth st. dee a . JAM/2. BLAKELY. • A Farm far Sale. - • f l subscriber offers for side a FARg. OF LAND, j containing 160 acres-100 of which are cleared.— The farm lies directly on the rood from Middletown to .Jefferson ; it is well-watered ; with cheering orchard, and peach and pear. trees; and a Coal bank. The buildings consist of a hewed log House and Barn ;with Stabling. For further particulars apply to the subscri ber, on the premises, In Allegheny county,l2 miler front Pittsburgh NATHANIEL. bI'CLINTON. Moon tounuhip, October 23—tf . ' : . , For Bole or Exobonge. - - fIpHE undersigned offers for sale the following de scribea REAL - ESTATE, sluiced in the Sth Weird, viz: Two Lots of Ground, fronting on Pine street, each 20 feet front by 61 feet deep ; on which is erected two 2 story frame 'Dwelling Houses, with brick basements, each containing mix moms besides kitchens and cellars. Also, one Lot adjoining the drove ,on which is erect ed three neat and comfortable 'two story , brick Dwelling Howes. . Also, three Lots 4)f Ground , 'fronting 'on L ocuststreet ; each lot 20 feet front by 61 feet deep; on which is erect e d five two story Frame Dwelling Houses. - The above property, lying together; form' IS-brook of GO feet front on Pine street"by,l22 feet deep to Locust street; end- will be sold separate Or altogether. It is rented to good tenants, and rents for 8490 per annum. Vacant Lots in the business part of the city, or Land within 3 or 4 miles, would betakenin exchange, Apply to HENRY W. Mkt, °MS, At the Great Da aisi Corner. War -Sale. ALOT OF GROUND, conttlining s 2}Acres, situate one mile below the town of Seaver, Beaver coin ty,onWbielt there is erected anew House, 40 bi 40feet, II stories high, with a basethent. „The ho use has been well built and well finished; and contains i. 3 rooms. It is within 200 /aids of the Ohio river,.and commands a fate view of .t, and is bounded cattle North west by the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro. porty would be desirable. for a country residence, or for a garden, or summer boarding"-h 6 odse.• A lot of acres `aining it will be sold with it, if-desired by the t.nr.. chaser. The terms are ; so moderate, that it Will - be a. bargain to the purchaser. :Enquire of - N. P. & 0: 1.. IL FETTERMAN,' '.- .febMif -• • - Attorneys at Law;routtlf AROUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike etreet,between Walnut and Fattory streets, Fifth Ward. The Lot is ta feet front , and 100 feet 'deep, os tesieh there'alre two small Frame Tenements. " Tetras ea y;- - -Titleigood. For partMulars,- esquire of Aldermah PARKINSON, Penn street, Fifth -Ward. , - may9:tf sIeTHE DWELLING. HOUSE, No. 88 Sicond. between Wood and Market streetsinow occupied y subscriber—rent s`2oo per similes.' Possession giirenon the let November, .next. oet9 JNO. H. MELLO: Uncap Country Residence. A LOT on Nunnery MU, containing four acres, Will J 1 be sold very !ow l° anrone wislung to build there. on. The access will be essy;and the lot commands ' , a. most beautiful - view. toct2tl - .THOMPSON BELL. Rot iikellti„ • AHANDSOME STORE, onMarket'itreet,'between Third and Fourth streets, at pretient occupied by Dir. Thomas White, :Is a Dry hoods Store. . AM:I.--A large' well - finished ROOM 1n the nechild story, next door to Mr. Duff 'l3 , Mere until& Colitigo.yThis Room is well calculated and' suitable for alffusical Sa loon or Academy, or could to conveniently arranked as double offices.:::E , D. GAZZAM, aplAtf Office, Third st., over the Post Office.. . . Coal Latut ori'lrougtacighenr.'. - 100 . 1L R I S m on pi t i l o e p,_ ri giPn i nt i t rVi v otd -s R h r e 'e ft ar a efr2 putting cool In a bbam local" TiIOBIPE3vN P BELL:. r To Lot.- •- • - :„, E lilt' A TWO STORY BRICK 'ROUSE, Sin' Bank Lane, Alleilhenblietween the Hand street bridge Broker, queduct: • Laguna of Fish, Real Estate corner of 6th and Smithfield "'treats: V. 4 tott29: - DENVILLA PROPERTY:,-*-A lot - coiautinliag about Jail 3 acres, and commanding a beautiful view or the rivers and warroanding_seenery, situate on . Nunnery Nth, will tussold lour to any one-vitishing to Willa there •• foet4l THOMPSON BELL:::- FOR RENT--Several Houses in different parts of the city. Enquire at.theßeal Estate Office at the ear ter of Fifth and Smithfield streets'. . sep2l:ll . • _ HENRY .W ._FISH.. COAL LANDS FOE SALE - 612. LEASK—About IQO octet' on.the Youghiogheny, just above the second dant. The coal is viiry good; and a pit already opene with a railroad of about 515yards,whieh throws the coal in boats. -Mai property will be sold altrigethercbt lots of about 25 acres. foet4) TEOhIPSON BELL:. Ilestlthy .Loostillorti THERE is no place more favorably situated than Nutt. .It -is bealtby, and commands ismost de l* Hal mew. Persona wishing lot, can get ono to pleasettbem, containing from onto five acres . _ augl2.. THOMPSON BELL:: .._- • .. rP HE Chartiees Coal Company will - lanai:qua tail do rirable proai of LAND, situated : on and near the _Steubenville Turnpikerand near the .southera terminus of their railroad: - - 7 The band will be divided into quantillei to enit.pur clumers;and the terms of payment Will be very evilly. Enquire of Z W-EEMINGTON, . - - For Rent. TWO well.finished offices - in • Post 9tricelleirdidgo Third street. • - ' . • • • • A long, well.tigbted room, third story. ; 'entrance Mar ketstreet, between Third and - Fourth streets. - -' • Also t a sutaltbrick hourie,in vitt township, near Perui sylverea'Asenue; Inquire of GAZZA.II.4 - ` octS .:No.lol4.Becond Meet. JEFFERSON COUNTT LAND-10 00 ,_ &crag for ewe oct4 _ TLIOMPSON BELL, riE , PLANTAGENET 4:WARR RAZOES• Min he T used tithed, frith° dark, and bypersons'widitreratt- Mae boad-, - Wlth ease; safety, and in half thp 'usual time, without the possibility of cutting-the kin. r This is ef fected by means of the patent Guard, which is adiasted to the razor with .the greatest nicety and simplituty.÷ Every.Razot is wadi of the finest tempered steel, and warranted:_ - They have been extensively . used in England, and pronounced the most perfect and 'safe' razor mannftto-• " Thanew inventiorFmay be aced 'with perfect sate , - ty.r—Leasten a P ast. - - , • ,7 • "This razor is a splendid invention, arad_of great nap to'many persons, especially for people 'with unsteady hands,"..- chambers , ..Ettinbufgh - journal. • -For sale At the Watch and lefsrel*• Stare or .1 '•.d0c2,8 . AV. , 'SV. WILSON: HAVErkectriter_ntAarket atol_gecoutl7sti o, , IM for-Sale-I* IMP ' atin' vacieitassorunenl ot tosOlattic;beniimnittpM - of all qualities arrO,FrlgUsh; Frendb.Garican and American fancy and staple. sta tionery. .ssta le Wang EFoketc. Iliotlee. itrE have associated J. GAlcouosa Cann" ioltb.u.s la TT Ilia "f.acaaaga,aad Ban , klng ILAUPIC IIII . & CO. Piadisrga.laseirtiLt&ge-ia6:tlEl WIS. IV WUZIAIIIS I. S. ...... .1. O. COMM • • urn. n. WILLI/LEIB en 00.# 'BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,' tiOlitril EAST CORIUM OF WOOD AND Taal) STUMM ALL transactions made on Liberal tams, and ears. lions promptly attended to. Hall An. B. HOLMES £ SONS, U*?Z iv:Kongo Tama ultimo Alto xxcLuktat. OPVICI 21p No. 67 Markel street, jour doors below old ragout. • • N. HOLMES & SONS ~• ' ANKESS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Den len In. Notes, Drafts, Acceptances,Gold, Silver and Bank Notes: Exchange on the • Eastern and Western cities constantly for sale. . Collections made in all the cities thsonglinnt the Uni ted States. Deposites received in par rands or current paper, N 0.67 Market street, between Third and Fourth streets. - . : 234 Y• Domestic and . Paragn Etc Alive Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, BaugAt, Soy andEFtiOngod, at TLIIL ID X 0 NG E. AND BANKING . uteveg William 4.1110 Ai 01 Wood' street. - • PITTSBURGH. • • , IE - INTERMALLOWRD ON TIME DIPOIMNS. las LUNN IIDWAJID !AUX -•- . RAJOLEI '• Hanksrsand .Hze.hangs Bynksts, Dealers in Polars emit Doeustießdit,Bitisoi'Hzthangs, Csrli fi caus )r Door. Borth Nous, and - Corner of Third and Wood sts.; dire ally opposite the St. Charles Hotel.. mayi . . B iffor ysievira'o Cr • • - • - • JESSE' CAROTHERS. CO N 0.16, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURQII. .Current money veceived on daposit. . Collections =Aeon all thepnneipel eines of the lJni.- -. States. r, . • Jai. 11.110011. 111011. tklillqnr. • '. • . BOON io•SA.IC6KNT. I •••••• BANKERS AND ErXCHANGE BROKER.% N.'S. Coma of_Wood and Sixth strew. ? Pittsburgh,. Fa DEA LERS in' Coin, Bank Notes, Time BRIO,' Fore ign and Domestic Exchange,,Cernficates of Deposit,Aa EXCHANGE on all the principal Citles ofthe ;Won and Enropegor sale in sums to snit muehasets. • . . -CURREDU and par funds ioceivedon deposite." COLLECTIONS made On fit papi of the Union, atthe lowest rates.. •• ' : • 1.. -,seoll4y CENTRAL PENNSVLVANTA. BANKING ROCS E. _ • BRYAN, OLEIBI //fi_47o. VOTES,' Drafts, .Cbeeks, &o. collected,. and. B.•. 11 lances made upon favorable terms. . • . • . R. R. BRYAN, Casbler. MwagsbiagA.tiratill3.lBso.. - : :PATRICK'S' & FRIEND, DANK CRS AND ELICOBANGir, BELOKAMSe No. 93, COIIIIR WOOD . AND Duxes]) muffs; Piltsburg4, Po. . •,.. ,{nistyl nsonantei"fiank. DIInieaIOILD2(O,TOURTH ABOVZILIISNIrtirrairr. THIS BANK is now_prepared to do, basioass. 9pen from 9A. M . , to 3 P.M . Interest paid on - SpeeisiDeposits •• • ._ • • angtl ..__TBOUPSON • g• W. TAYLOR, 11 . 2 SECONM.ST REST, coaraussrotanc ANM BIrapBROJISR, • §TRICT attention will bo given to all -busineas en trusted to his care. Pitubargh manufactstred artl es always on hand , or procured on short rodeo. Notes, Bonds; Mortgages, &c. , negotiated on- favors. ble 'metal!' Advisees made KrqUired. toct2t.tf r ‘• . VI'S ON SAN FRANCISCO, Califortllllfr for sale at the Banking Millie. er PATRICK/I.& FRIEND, N0.95W00d si locus WONDERFUL CURE'S!! Dr. Rogers , Syrup of Liverwort and Tar inn For the complete cure of Coughs, Odell; Injtuenxiii - ddirma Deo nchuis, &Wing •of Blood, and en other Lang - Complantertending to .CONSIIMPTION: , • This syrup contains no Opium, Calomel, OT arty miners whatever, bat is composed entirely of those `Roots . Herbs, and vegetable-Sul/stances which:nave it 'specific influence upon the Lungs; and 'their connected ottani. Its immediate drat into allay all Irritation, and gently remove the Vika= and other morbid secretions from the Throat end Air Passages; thus relieving the Cough, by subduing.the inflammation and other causes which give rise to it. It also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone to the Lungs themselves,thereby enabling them more thoroughly to remove from the blood those impurities and diseased particles, which, if retained. do so much mischief In the system, and lay the foundatidio for incu rable CONSUMPTION. It also exerts a deelded action • upon- the skin, and assists net= in repelling,, tbrongh . the Exhalents,mOch of that morbid matter which would otherwise be thrown back upon the Lunge, thusrelieving them of a part of their work, and rendering the system _ p ure and healthy. Whe n tub ercles are rot ting;iteheek s their development and farther progrees ; or if ulcermion has taken place, it assists the Lunge in thtowing offthe corrupted matter, soothes the irritation, heals the ulcer ated cavities, and restores them again to benlthreetion. This Medicine therefore, is - not .a palliative Merely, which only relieves for the time being, but is a - thorough curative, as it strikes at the very root of the disease , and ' by removit g it,removes atone all its remote and at - fault= consequences: This to its dirtingirisking ther oanutia property possessed, in equal- power, by . other medicine of like nature. now before' the Public. CIRCULARS, AC, -• • • " Aa no ordinary sired advertisement can rally -explain the nature and merits of this article, the Proprietors have published a new Circular, giving the history ql this Medi. ant ; the description, nature, 4.5., of its principal Ingredi ents; the e ff ect they ore designed to here', upon the Lungs and Liver, and a copious reference to' ths,persons whohave been cured by . 0,-giving their names and resi dences, even to the street and the number. -Those who axe troubled with a Cough, or whose, Lungs are In the least affected, are earnestly desired to call opon the Agents named below, and procure one of.these .Pare ptilets. ean be had gratirAnd will well repay 's perusal. 'The Hints on Healthin and " About taking Cold , " may be worth to yourself and family. • HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS,- ' • in the shape of Doctors' Bills saved, beside! being the means of prolonging _many ß . a AN vslaable WARTY. • Such is o at- confidence in Iti Stinnesithat we are will ' ing to warrant this Medicine in every eau q 4 Avernt cokl, (where used according to the direcuons on page-7111.0t the pamphlet; inside the wrapper of each bottle), and where the person is not satisfied that b'e.irt 'deriving benefit from it, by returning the bottle withio twenty four bouts' time, • . Will be returned. gor. See page 3d of the pa mphlet in side the wrapper of each bottle. • • • , 11617 Be sere to ask for Dr. A. Rogers' Sy iiip.of Liv- Eftwoar, 'TAR; and CANCHALAGITA, and bit no other be palmed to you. • ! • CAUTION.—None genuine, unless there lien the buff wrapper' is note erhand, signed _wtth Penh); ' L. SCONTIL ' L a co. • • • Cough and DMMUS of fourietn months itaraing Cured, Allier being given up twice by eminent Physicians! • ; • ' ALSAMY; Jut, 91141649. -Nears. A. L. &mill 4. Ca-1 hauswith forward to you a Certificate Of a Curs, effected by lour Compound Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Cancludagan.: The Cough and erpeesoratioh was of fourteen =emir standing, and had bellied theiskin of-several of our eminent physicians in New York, Albany and Cooperstown. =I am the penton in whom the cure was effected, and es I had prevopeady no faith in patent medicine', I have since tried it on others, and b,nve become satisfied of its value. ' Mine was as great a cure as was ever performed, as I had, duringmy sickness,been given up ruder byrnagdiyettions. I have • now commenced lay busigesaiafter taking, I think, about eight bonier. • "•••!' •„- . Yours,respeetfalli, • THOS.V.iPAULDF2.* BLEEDING AT- THE . LUNGS vxycar e eta ROW PROMPTLY tr . ems.• , • Statement ef Mr. ..t. Lang; Raker, .IYoi 3 9B' .rec4 Mat, N. few days before list Christmas, T *Lit ;_taken unwell, and soon commenced bleeding 'freely. at .the Lunge. I called in a Hormsopatide physielati,batbls medicine did not seem to help me. 'Lretul. yotte Advert isement, and thoug.ht I would try 'Dr. ,Rogert , . Syrup qf • Littman, Tar.and-Concha:oloa: Refine r . ltrul taken • up ttie third bads, my bleeding.had atoppgi mp n. Cough was gone, and I felt as Well- es ulna, ..mr . hedu good. I consider it most excellent.= e orminiti . and cor dially' recommend it to my friends. • (27iis..eLi pen tesas made to the Propriston;ll.lareit 12th, .Dopr - This whole paper might be filled :witY,lefah"gi milar to the aloVeJtorn Mau who here beeii eurita.• FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A:L:SCOVILL ec CO.;. Proprietors at their Prinewia .Depot;GMIC HALL, No. 316 Breadwey, New 'York, to, vrhoseball ders for th e bledicine,and letters reintingtoAgeoties, should be addressed„post•paid. ALSO, for sale by Ft; E. Sellers, No. 57 Wood street, Wholesale 'Agent for Pittsburgh 'and -vicinity I'D. M. Curry and 11. P.Schwartz, Allegheny City ill'ownsend, Carr ec. Co.; Itltuichoster ; A:Pattenimi,Einbbigham. PRICE—In large bottle,•sl,oo; or_aix bottles for $5,00 81 Wood st • - Private Mita aaes. _ - • • DR, 'BROWN', No. 61 DIAMOND A LiLEM Davonts his entire attention to an offico practice. •HM Liminess Is mostly confined to .Prirats or Yotereal.Distasm; and such pain- Ail affections, , brought on isy.tmprudenee • 'youthful indulgence atianieess." - . Syphilitic ErnOtlonailllOJusrs hca,Oleet,Stneture UretbraiDlschkrges, !man yof the Blood,rovith all direases cr. theiyettereal origin. Skin 'Diseases, Seorbutic Eruptions': Teller, Ringwoimiklercurial Diseases, Seminal Weaknesii,lns potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weaknesl,3ffonsh ly Suppression!, Mammas or the Joints, Fistula in lino- Nervoo Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, 'mita. Sons of the Bladder , and Kidneys, successfully treated Cure guaranteed. • ' ' • •• Fourteen years' pnietieearour In this cityl enables Dr, Brown to offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may .come under his care. . Office and private consulting rooms, 0 Diantolifay. Eu- Charges moderate. .. novS:dlwly EUMATIBAL--Dr. Broad • newly custom 4 rem ,LlVedy for Rheumatism is a speedy an d c ert ai n remedy for that painful trouble. Itnever falls.' Office and Private Consultation Roono No.. 05, D/A MOND, 'Pittsburgh, Penna. 'lit. Donor bralwaya as borne. jJALANCES ON ,11)3P091T, - . which have been tui changed for three years and "upwards, ie•114.4g47 - . change Bank of . Pittsburgh:...,• - - •ifs Witham Davis, residence unknown, Aug. 9.1845.41..... Spencer Manley;2tuiesville, Ohio, Oct Si; 1847.' , ; : I certify that - the foregoing balances appear told dna to the persons aimed or their legal tspresentallve:s gte- cording to the Booka of this Oink.' • • •.- - , T. M. HOWB;;Ciiiiie*: Sworn to and subscribety - , before me this .2Enh- day o December,lBso ; — 7 o :WatattiliT, • dec.llllm -• _Noun Public &NARY SEED-10 bbis. for Yale by decO B. A: FAHNESTOCK & CO a.moval. aorix sovp
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