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nmTTRfIPAY MOBHESG^r.iDECEMBEB^.
' The St. toms OHw». of the 24th alt, has
following paragraphs in Telation to tha rivers in
. packets.in.tlie-trade totayuof t ° BOuri repre
. The latest , arrivals from “}® wit h Beaut,
sent that river to be extremely low. _ n Howar! i
thirty inches on the pnncip
Bend. • .-_.i or slowly reced
■ The Illinois is at a stanu,
ing. ,■ . Were Still exceedingly scarce,
Southern treightsar lowt; .
and current rates a ™ gatlLr( iay night- has been
- The weather sinei gjiriy Sunday morning
- exceedingly audraimng, which caused
it commenced fk® principal thoroughfares to
the condition.
The Cincinnati Tina says that the war be
tween the Captains of boats plying betweenkeic
and. New Orleans and the “Runners”, ls sbll car
nod-on energetically The latter talk of estab
lishing an agenoy on their own hook, but we
46h?t think it will work. Wc trust that the
-tains will be upheld by hotel-keepers, the press
:and the public at large; in this matter.
The Eouisville Courier of the 29th says. Th|
river waß rising again lasteyening, with b ee
inohesi water in the canal, aad3 feet 8 makes off
the" fils. The weather wbb quite ra' D s , °“
Thursday, but yesterday it it cleared off rathe|
cold. : . . ... j
At Cincinnati the river was rising quite last
yesterday, and at Pittsburgh it was also nsmg|
A private despatch to a coal merchant
day stated that another “ coal boat rise wa^
The same paper adds : The Fanny Smith
is the first boat that has arrived direct from
New Orleans for four monthß. She bring
considerable quantity of new sugar eud motes
ses for this city and about fifty tons for Cincm-
D& The flora, Capt. Gregg, one of the new boats
built for the Attakapos starts to New Orleans
to-mbrrow. She is a beautiful and a substen-;
tml craft, With great capacity for - freight and
elegant, accomodations for passengers,
hope shippers and passengers will not neglect
the-Rosa.
-Ay tv a are indebted to Captain Konntz, of
thesplendidsteamer “Pittsburgh,” for copies of
the Cincinnati Enquirer, and Atlas, of Monday.
His ciun will appear to-morrow.
•-- •- 'afi'AtTH OFFICE*
interments in the city of
Mrrath Children.
1 0
0 1
0 1
0 1
1 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
Abdominal Cancer.
CMckenpox...
Croup
DebiUty:.i
Dissipation
Delirium Tremens.
Dysentery
Erysipelas
Measles.
Pertussis
Scarlet Fever
Sea Sickness
Stillborn
Total-.-
u„e rl
■ sss
By order of
e Board of Health.
A M. I’OI.LOOK,
Physician io ihc Board ol ll<s*.ih
Whv is it so?— There appears to be aninor- .
dinate degree of malice in the breasm of the
people of Porkopolis, and the LomsTilhaua,
against any thing extra to what they can torn
out, that may come from Pittsburgh ey
think themselves ••some;” but when they are,
tried they are nothing, unless helped through
*ith the usefoL ornamental, and interesting tha
oomeS from Pittsburgh. The fact is, we have
made them. They would be nothing without
OS - but, because, we consider it necessary or
pleasant to drop down and see them, now and
then, they think they are “ some pumpkins, and
take airs upon themselves.
The meanest indication of their little malice
that we have seen evinced, is the churlish notice
of the splendid steamer PitUburgh. Their pit
tiful. attacks upon the advent of this floating
palace, are mean and detestable.
We admire the independence of our
friends,of the ChronicU, for its trathfnl : notice
of Mr. Neathe’s performance, on Tnesdayeven
ing. Inch scenes have been presented on the
Pittsburgh stage long before Mr. N. placed a
foot upon it, by some of the master authors of
the agm and their presnmption was biased off
thb stage byfan'insulted audience. When Sheri
dan Knowlee could not succeed in such tricks, it
is useless for Mr. Neaffie to attempt to die m
any otter way than with decency .
jggyAJargelot’of patent thread and suspen
ders mil be sold on account of underwriters, at
McEenha’s auction house, this lO
o’clock. Merchant Tailors should attend. At
2 o’clock, furniture and bedding, and one set ot
buggy harness. • -
ppy Mr. Pratt, the polite and witty book
Auctioneer, is again amongst us with a rery
large and excellent assortment of choice new
books which he is selling at very low prices,
eyery SVening, at Davis’ auction rooms., .- -
which be* been . done— having issueu ' “ fi
aesdannelhc p«ty«ar,- thereby adU.„s
tothefiffidWttm eorapany. Nearly a.i u P
Insured U of the safest kind, in smaii n 3 »-
©rooorlion insured for only one year
Whole No; Policies icaoed****;-;-
do do eipired, terminated &
' " ' oanceihdT'*^’ —~
do - do In force* ♦*■ ,"***'”
Amonntof Property insured*
dp Caneelqa,tenmnaiedanu .
• . MU " 57,634,691
do do m force a, ' ’
do Premium Notcß--* :*• -•
do Canceled,terminated, expr’d, 0J7 ’ lv ArO(lf >f- r7
do irifoTce*—**— eon**' *
do Cash.PrenuumareceWed-...551,557,i4
do doncancelcd-
Wholeamouni of losse* and n
Balance in favor of ihe ,!n c;K "h,
Tocitv or country merchants, ami owners of dwell
lnesTanS isolated or country-property, « t« beheveo
thueompany affords advantages mpomrol eheapn.-M,
seeority,inferior to ao Insurance Compart, |
‘“aMueSmdhoequiuljii andgreotly.iraprovedsN
S^ssa;&"A’is i te
ggsapsiEasifssa?
tIO ItU l tmde P r r SSc’oatrbl »f *0 foilowini;Directors: -J
P.aotherford. A.j-Gilbu, John B.Paeaer,s;ajnue. f.
JoneßV Alonzo- A.CafrierjPMid: C. Set gwiet. Rob ,j»
Klotz, Samuel Jones,John V, g^^ ORIJ> PrtVl ,
A. J. GniLETT, SecY
a .- A - fliOTtga. .'Actuary.
of fifteen per coni, on e»pi
ringpotiiiesimn:been declared by ihc ftr«io«.i|no w
now receivabloaitliH Office for renewals, or redeen.a-
TjILOUR-alSbWs inpiirtTne-, ‘°’
• boSs 7 ' ' r 1,; "n&:I2V Wood ftiree*
A' P^l“ 16 bW “- fot “ ic *.. m±_
•fa^gs”
N 5 ® sr^!!; ' j, ‘^uauV VS .li.
B s^' JJOJo: * ' lU ' t :‘^i"A siw,:
jjsag,tatf Sf'iffiL
—— ._ c tioi» Carfl*. ; ;.
TI-- }, ■:_■ , „,; n fj aftef <uiint«valof*utyearsilisa
Hi..iioa<!r.ißn« 1 b „ sil ,esi.- ; Uavtinfcomplied- with
c J tt ¥VJ'; s “?f the law regulating Sales at Auction,
thelajWJi*™?‘ „ r4 aafirst clasß Incense aa Auctioneer
.and having P. pinsbursh, he oilers his services an such
Miroufuc him P. McKENN V, Auctioneer
V Refers to the prutcipal.City Merchants..-
-? ~ • SCOTT A' OTISr
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
' D 1 MAUTSTBITET. ST. LOVtf, MISSOURI, .
HAVING btiph engagedin fUe above busmens for the
-t&si'ftixSyfe&hUiribis euy, 'vvonidTe.speclfuHy «o-
Ucir COiafghments'of Goods, to be sold In lius market,
eilherforAaciioo or private sale—phruculuTl>
ware; Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned us for sau.
refer to Messrs. Hewett, Roefe Co.,'« Vl °.
tel Wrn-D- Wood 3c Co.) JohivJ. Anderson Ho., K it
“loneWirc & Reed, Br’ou nice, Homer *Co .arhm
■Denver.'SamA boats; Batlcr S Brothers, Oincm a
-George' M’Lain-. Pilisburgh. _
F, M’KESJSA.AUCtIoneer.
PERgttFKHIY. SALfci, pape/ww '{.
Seri,of la.SSOlmponed Segars, ou• g bO J*5
Richmond manufactured Congress i)urk, well
. iheir advantage to attend
dec4
aNU i>NBOX I>KY uikiu*, lu pay
i • UA»fc» »' »tit J*
1 <t XE?.'SS«b« Wh, « Hi o-etoek In me f«e
nooli will be sold al McKenna's Auction House, on ac
iLnni of w iom it may concern, to pay charge*, unless
red "e.ned befor«--One Box Dry Good, and One Case
Hoots, left at store No. 130 W '
dOC4 "- : —■ ■;
i'iTATGHWi AT AUCrION-On account of ®H»m il
\Y m uv concern, to nay repairing and other chnrpeii
On <ilturdiiy evening, Deccml'er VOlh, at r. n clock ,'re-
he^ohl"Hi MuKehnh’a-Auction Houee.on uc
coTOl’oiHbepnritc;? concerned, onlen r.???« aSf/rem
”iiK^ , 'Se7^:r^A^AuS!^^h:
mndc’b; li>Tho“p»on London, No aOlTd.lcfl by Jocnh
g. Myers, ooe do «o 4 do, ten b> J • relcr.,
John I-ord ■ • P. MeKLNNA, Auer.
DAVIS* Auctioneer.
- - NEW books. PAPER, *«■> « Auction.
SS^SS^^^ss.
Stored m vry ion- price, “> P rlv “ lt M sa^ f A Vls Au ,., r .
decl
CHEAP WINTER- DRY GOODS I
AT ISO. 75,
Market Street , between Fourth and the Diamond.
'VHIS underpinned ha- jud received Irorn
1 mirtrli nlanre and splendid sloes ol WINTER
DRY GOODS, comprising » very beautiful a-»orimem
of Dress Goods, adapted 10 the »oajoii. ‘ en _ l ‘ 5
per cent lower tltnn ever offered in tins city , u •
Bluet Aloaeus. from IStcento per yard lo best man.-
factored • Printed Mom de l.ancs. irom ISi lo - J cents
per yard; Bluet and Onto red Thibet Uoths. from A> to
75 rents per yard; Emtlinh ami American Cli uU, from
at m ‘iit'emilVper yard ; Heavy Brown Muslins, Irom
510 7 cents ycr yard : Bleached Muslins, from 5 lo Ui
centsperUrd; Red Flannel, nil wool,alio cents per
,a d SHA WLS AND UHiSS (.HODS.
7 Bov st.il- and Waterloo Plaid loud and squaw shawls
Klact and Colored Embroidered UoU» shawl*« cil
and Gotored Silt Frmge Thibet Shawls ,
he* <h-iwU French Mrrmos n'i colors, Lupin * KlacK
Bombazine*.; (Hack. Figured and
Btol” Grrd= d li'!r Sdts-'Chinee and Fancy
|) r ; Silts; Chameleon Turk Snun« ; Mail, swim nj,d
I Jaconet Muslins; French wort Dupes; a, ; d ;
Bluet SRt Daces and Fringes, 80nn,.. Kinnon |
G 'o«*. GOODS.
Orwineua Kentucky Jean*-, 'I wreeti-. Bed
riii-Ak«»- Scotch »mi Domestic . Bed, While
S Yellow Flannels; Bleached and n» »rs nmon
Flannels ; superior In.li Until and Dinen Lawn. , Rus
!,a Diaoer and Crash. Bed Ticking a. low as «i cent.
D<! !unri!o assortment of French-and Knir'.isli Ctolh*.
.v'JL, ...id Vesonqs. Also. » superior lot o Bins
tels, of nil sines nod qualu.es. lo which 1 would mvilc
l>nTtico lar suenu on. . ■ . arr .
The customers of the houic and all <«•' >
requested 10 call and eir.mlnc lor d' -e.-.s ‘ ie
, uct i« in Tile -mil complete in ever, v»n-!» nnd slyic
and will be sold ay he very '^f^ lljßKl:l .
V No. 75 Martel •!.. Pittsburgh _
tiov!
Draff-Store for **U*.
1 Si nld cUib’iohr.d vtorer.<3t»iag h ijoml fela.l tup'iu*'?*.
A „. i\«r.’u-I> ,vijo..,i„s ..■.>» c.y Koqu.rr !««..
£5 pan*«WV i Co U'OO, -«.•*£*
ToNTTJeend, Marktt_ -»aet,u t M.s _ 1
, It)R K»wmo, ..kfjok .
•“«...
• 1 apphcauoa l*«. OJtitie r coun
The above U-Simts It rare .ai.porlutultlor . o
try printers to proem o Hnulit.* *'■■ ■•'■>
low price .. . p ( ,. ; rvher-*
iiiOUsic ai n»* u * r u t 1 1 N iirH i
invcfjiory of U>*- l-rmcpu nri.t-.c,
miormauuu o:» an»> 0 I,ov^
O a Q>t ci«fch»ut*' College.
H'HlCimtj lnslitlilion in ihi; (“'! »( 'h'
1 ' which-dudem* me fluidified lot hu-dn<--. l.> jn f*
p? ae.icol Accou.d.lut-000 who by o<mdurU ;
me,.'han»- books in U»> .*■>«> »" d ■""™“ r
lm.dn.-ss ; d-d o« «*« “'.'"".'w •
recinntnemlcMl t.> tWe Amt*ric-.H * #4 u f irmsi p<*ifrt
Commerce, oi the C>.y o 4 New k or,.** "-e I”' 11
woik upon Uiouhfoci cX^ 11 .
«.». \ViHinM'' WfUin* Uus, o#y «'itu • «> **•»>.
M ' ? ttoXoew. A.eb.looM..rK« N.eh.U-e.n,.
ttohUMri Wd >'"""«•• IIV -
lectures on Mereanuh- I.uw.ev’V >-‘ tu
" o'cioei* i>,.„-irmi
L.eveuuid Ar.tae«d,«w umlc. Jo. „
('all tinU C< t n_C»rctfJjiJ ...
—■ Notice.
nmil' ..f Ihe Pmiim Ivanii *'!■
Ifaettinmr Comjianr ate aollCed ll"" »« Ann “”''
ffeeiiiir willheld »" > h,? 5l " n L nr ! i';;’f
?”«kt at the Office of Samtttl F H«w.r '■■••i v ’ «•»
Wal»«> «tee..PiaiaJe!pkl» F^H( . K Mf^,N
Tr» A »»>Ufer uud t-«ereUirv^
loiril.ior*
t«orU Olid Uetf Pn-cfcllifi, ISOJ.
mnv KU'.icritierK bavin* completed their extensive
i pORIC \NU UtiF-K PACRINW «" Jslnttghtrritlg
eilat.liehmrnt, situated a short .l.imar- br.uw I tll>-
bar J on lie bant o. the Ohio over, a.c 1.00- prepared
to oro'seoule die |.»*ine«. in nil if forms and <«!»"•
'°f n 7. Their bouse is provided with nil the .under,,
an.i inventions lo fnrihlalc (be t.us.ncs-,
.7tb. . They are now p,..pared to kill OSK thowxm
iifMiS PKK DAYj ansi will dtflivt-r'dearf lU *' |*iHct
m he c l ™r« of Charge The Ohi, and-Penn-ylvam,.
n X -i C I’tv. ill,* door which >*• now- ni opcjaiion
Sirs - nre (-bred it will be completed
' Dr l^. B mlTPd in one month lr*>m tin* iitpp-—ihn«
oaetjiiisnn rasy „iid cheap communication with Ohio.
J PflrieK can bebrought to this place ns cheap as lo
lay nltefWestern morkft. and can be bought and con
? 5 , Jl far b'cYc as low as any other point in the wem.
Be" do. Pnrkand Goer packed here has the advantage
~ha. necked west of th*r; it fun ie".eh ait eastern
m,f,Ve b l at all seasons of the year, by the Pennsylvania
CV, Ll Railroad, uninterrupted by low or frozen i river*
We' deter,.lined our prices for pack,i.g shall >
tow «s any other establish inent tit the western eountn
hnvinebeen engaged tn the business for the U«t 10 yenrs.
e divine a tuoroneh knowledge of the mine We feel
Jeered We“riH be a ß ?le top- the. atoms, latisfae.to,,
,0 those who favor ns with their baii, V |, VVAV
j ' S. SHAFFER
Is
oa’gh of Birmlnglmra, in sniri
SSisilffrSlS
eet and two and a half inches in width.^
noYllrttwdltw Admt’xof ThomiH KuyJecU^
” jpoip Sale ClB«ap»
A uOGD second hand eastern built top
BUGGY end HARNESS. Also,a fine Tftjpl
vonne BLOOOEI) HORSE; five years old, (‘TTA
printed sound, and gentle (or harness and-jLCJ
, saddle. Enquire of No 137 Froul st
nov’2l
7,50?
5t.386,419
* x Pta.no for ,
A MAHOOANY SIX OCTAV F. niod
made PIANO, having been nsed
ggapSffi&SaWni three years, for sale ior SI"
§Bf o's J? ALSO—Ah elegant Rosewood sir oc
tave monAor
Alatpestockor NfcVV_ riAj> Jf MKUj oR,
ai from 820010 €BOO e£ictt> j>jo.Bl Wood street. _
nov26 ’
Bell'and Whistle, Tnbfff Mitfs, Cigar • ”v“ er Ii a
iprtit Dishes, Match StnnAV Ornaments, &e. Also, a
° eontelic" K'»|o^°^ ARD SON.
-r*rrfMF«s AND LIQUORS OF SUPERIOR'QUALI'
y\l TfESi for sale al MORRIS’ TEA MART, »n the
“afStnPold pore Fronol. Brandy, SS per R«"
?3 do -do Pon Wine « do
!0 do do Madeira Whip. 7 * Jo
10 do-: do-Jamaicu Rom, *|®
2 do do Scotch. A Irish .Jj>V hxskoy i.->o ».o
15 do do Moaocgahcla Rye do I dn
uovil
TkISFINKD 61 : "<»AR — leases Lonf— Loverui? » ,
f< -io bhls. Crushed do:
• x,m ' 5 -do Pulverized do;
For sale by SMITH & SI NCI. MR
' 110V27
.'•'RA'RTy'fc CO., pro. T<y3 Wood aVree:, between
R. *AS&J&K|tJ»r
Hides, OU.Shoe Fmdmgs,-&c V?gIU-£
SoOrLBATHEfo~3SO» rides Bed,B®to i
novS# •% ■ ' H, UARD -k CO
-fSok K jifiT—irne .Bxpien P# c *‘ oi A vSc?nsi£!’\
fteb. ««*, fcggggfe
T* AGOttSTEA STORK —Just received and ror.aale,
r- ■ - ■*• ‘ ,kas '
: ciianBCTSD daily ww,™BjJJ*”*®
p sssf? sjsstssiStiM %,
F ls 1w1u0.MW,75:8118,61
' 10000 103,00 104,00
toooo 101,35 101,00-
100 00 03,75 9MO
’ 1 95 00i 03,00
30.00' 95,25
93.001 97,00
02,00' R 7,00
f
100,00;
87,001
LOA.NB.
United Slate* C’s
do do s’b •••' •
Pennsylvania 6’s
do -
Allegheny conntyjPß
do coupon u s-
do scrip-
Pittsburgh cuyG’s--
do coupon O’Btpayablem
Philadelphia*---
Allegheny City 6’s- •••.
do coupon 6 * pay able u<
Philadelphia
Bank of Ptuftburgh-• ■
Me-chania and Manufacturers
Bank
Exchange Bank•-• -
Farmers’ Depoßile Bank-
Allegheny Savings Bank
bkisgb stocks.
Moiiongabola Bridge-*••
Si. Clair street do
Hand Hired do
N Liberties uo
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Co- • •
Citizens* do do---
Associated Firemens uo
tklegbaph STOCKS. |
Ail&ntic and Ohio, Pittsburgh io (
io Philadelphia-•••
Pittsburgh. Cin. and Louisville
Lake Litte-- - .
Pittsburgh Gaa Works
Monongahela Slaekwatet
V oogluogheny do
RAILHOA.D STOCKS
H McKKNNA. Ancr
Pennsylvania Railroad i
Penna. and Ohio do |
Cleveland and Pmsb’hdo —• • • •
Marine Railway and Dry Dock-
Fayette Manufacturing Co
Erie Canal Bonds, old
do do do new
coppaa irroccs.
PitUb’gh and Boston (Chff Mine)
North American
North West
North Western--
Iron City---
Eureka - » •
Pittsburgh a».
Adventure
Ohio Trup Rock
Ridge Mining Company
• Bluff
Colling
Fire
COBBEOXSD DAUjT Bf * .
Hoon 4k. Sargent, Bxctaattge Banker.,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks par
Philadelphia •*
Brownsville
Buck
CU<
Delaware co
Doylestown
Easton
Germantown “
Lancaster Banks
Montgomery i.o.
Northumberland
Pottsviile
Reading
Schuylkill co.
Washington
West Branch
Wyoming
Carlisle ”‘' -
Chumbersburg J •
Erie J
Geuysburgb }
Harrisburg *
Honeadale ~ 1
Middletown 1
Wayacsburg 1
York Banks J
Kr.bef Note* J
United State* Bank • • - • • 1*»
Allegheny City Scrip - • par
Allegheny Co. u • • pf«®
Pittsburgh City u -• • P ar
NEW YORK
New York City P a *
Country Banks 1
NEW JERSEY.
\il Solvent Banks -• • • 1
DELAWARE
All Solvent banks par
Sruaii Notes *
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks P w
Country Banks
VIRGINIA
Bk of V«. ami Branches 1 1
Fanner*’Bk& Branches l
Valley Bk and Branches l
Exchange Bk A Branch’* \ j
Wheeling Bank* ■•••••• 4 j
do Braoehe*- •-1 ,
NEW ENGLAND ij
All Solvent Banks L
daily review of the markets.
“smith & SINCLAIR
pricks of stocks*
bank stocks.
nd Isle Royal
bank note list
Comer of und Sixth ettuu, Fitlrburah
OHIO.
Stale Bk and Branches
Other Solvent Banks • •
Bk of Sandusky
(irunviilc
Norwalk *
Ifrbanna
Wooster ■ —
county “
r Co (new Issue)
Ida Bridge Co • • •
Istale Bk aud Branches 1
ILLINOIS.
State Bank Branch 50
Bk of Illinois'. 7j
All’Solvent Banks* •
Missouri.
late Bk and Branches
MICHIGAN.
All Solvent Banks-••
WISCONSIN
Marine & Fire Ins. Co. at
Milwaukee 5
All Solvent Banks
NORTH CAROLINA
All Solvent Bonks —~
90rTH CAROLINA. 1 [
All Solvent Banks It
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks**
ALABAMA.
All Solvent Banks**
LOUISIANA
All Solvent Bank* •
exchanges.
New York**-
Philadelphia
Baltimore- ••
Cincinnati* *•
Louisville-••
St. Louis
VALUE OF COINS
American Gold (new)-par.
do do (old)-Sprem.
Sovereigns S 4»®
Guineas
Fredericsdoers 7,80
Ten Thalers • • 7,80
Ten Guilders •
I Louis d’or *'>•
iNapoleons- 5,80
Doubloons,Patriot*’* 1&75
l! do Spanish •• l»5I5
1, Ducats 2,15
offick of thi Dailt Moanino t
Thursday t December 4, leol. >
RKM VRK.d 1 be wealber fur ihepa.t week bu beeD
,r ilte niust purl pleaaaol, bu. ‘-oW- I" bu.uie.., gen
rally. mere wa« a preity fair amoum done, for this sea
„„ ol il.r year We bud but lull, change lo uole in on,
iniieia. Our nv«l. continue in elf-llenl order for al
,« purpoM*. and reeeipl. »l produce generally
ou i.»e increase
*m4ES—There continue* a moderate coll for Sou a ui
umlllm* for mar ufsciunnK purposes. The salesiluring
~0-k were moderate. rangmc Irom 3} M> df.easti
nint*; we l.atre sale* of Salerntn* hi lot* al Sto
4" w “omiiioe to quote al 6c , we «e without sales,
u "^| l .|.° l .F:i-'T"e ll |norkol is moderately supplied with
(irecn Apples, with sale* al ‘i.00®2,50 & hbl
vt K,--Tnrre continues a regular bnsk demand for tUi
Uiiiele We quote Manufacturers’ prices—regular du
count od foT cash
Uuvunan Beer, per bbl
Common per bbl
XX do
XXX do
Common, Kali barrels
XX do
, *XXX do
• -— ~ i /a
qr barrel* 2 00
XX Jo 17 111,. 8 25
BACI>S-ThcKi.T«rj'uille old bacon now in .ho
market: here and .here oomc scauerlng lol ’
mund Vs quue « tt “ s “ jaH '
“SPSrrBR-R~mTm <Sfun£ i«y«,»d *. ««-
ko. fairly supplied. The demand for Roll is fair with
.sirs at M lo . Sc i Kegs 9@!H
BUCK >v HEAT KLOUR-We quote sales aIWJ®
, sn „rr .nil lbs ill socks at 7S»csc pel bag ol 50 Bi
' BLOOMS— We have Bales reponedof 20 tons al 854
. „ Weare authorised lo qoote as ihc average price,
at *53058 per uni. The demand Is confined lo small
tOI *VrTTFR—lU'eeipu continue on the increase holhof
R Packed with sale* of about 70 bbL of tbo
L.ncrut 14015 c; 05 kegs prune at H, 4 moitiha, sev
eral other lots ai 90»ic.
BUCKETS AND TUBS — Thpre conuuues a regular
HSHSSSSfe
1? a regular way at 7,50083 per dor. __
rROUMS The slock is large and prices nominal
MUJU , ?fi 81.00 lo 81,'i5tt?t,76 from stores.
"uKESWa’x—There i« bul llule offering ; good low of
Yellow we quolc oial®sHo.
CHEF^E— I There continue! a good demand for inn
a Sk W MEAL-&1« ftom per bvwh
e
'COTTON YARNS—Wc quote Manufacture!*! prices
N ° 8 9 10* - 17* Candfe Wick, 16
ii'Ji.!.' ~18 Carpel Chain, • * 20
13 jo Coverlet Yarn, 20
ao Colton Twine, 20
, 7 ’ Batting, • 10
COPPER—"e give the Card pnoe oi the Pitmbargh
Copper Works. Ingots 19 to 20 els per pound Sheel
llells at 89,8703,12 per barrel.
CORN—The Mock is light, with but liule coming in
Th». demand is improving. Sales on the wharf at 40c.
‘ CORDAGE —Tb* following is the card pnceof^Rope:
' Manilla, hy the Coil,
“ when cut, -
White Rop«t by Coll, *
whea cut, tfr
Tarred do by Coil, —**
CRAC KERS—The market is well supplied. We give
cur table corrected and quote:
Water Crackers S J I ‘S
Butter do J"
::::::::::^Poundg
Soda do —— ”.".'_-7300
IjRIED FR r slT—Tliere teas more inquiry for Peach
e, and Apples during the past week, |wltb sales of old
Peaches at 2,2502,60 for prune lots. Apples are held el
1.25 to 1.50 for good lots; the market Is barely supplied
with either Peaches or Apples.
FLOUR-During the post week Ireceipts have not
Keen so large as the week previous. Sales during the
week were’limiied; holders generally prefer storing for
Diices. Amine the sales on the wharf we have
inn hbfs at 2,871 150 no nt 2,95; 70 do at 3,00; extra at
3 0503,15 from store; by the dray load at 3,12®3j25 for
superfine to extra. Tlio following are the number of
bbls inspected daring the month ol Novcmber-
By Hsmisoeay—
Superfine,
Fine,
Middling*,
Rye,
Condemned,
By Stjlplston—
Superfine,
Fine,
Middlings,
R y e i rl
Condemned,
125-4918
10 441
There is a brisk demand far good
JSSESfi^jss"* *»«*• “B ht
“mUED of Sogar-chred eanva?Bed at
the pg
fo. "o' \ “"id r 6 ?^Kr“‘' N
3 ni 8 ??? Sale 0 of Country Glass from manufacturers
more firmness on the part w Dplders. -
(iRAIN-Receipt6'contmue Wderale. We note sale
of wheaiaise^SMs^nsaahty.Ryc^ o of
shelled at 40 to 44c ?In. eaw at 40 to 46c. Keceip !
&To^^M V of^lb—io #-»
iSnS?* of Dry Flint at UW*W«jr
Slaughter, Green,at «u to SIS ton. ■
not rauoh doftig in this-article.- -We
qU aellsatfjgjM,«^^.en
bar 2byl is 2»ffli|e per pointe'-Other sizes in propor
lion. NAILS—The card pncesfor.Mils ate-
From lOd to4W • • •
, «dpnd7d , " »* '- ' i®? '
‘ lIS
sfio
, ... 3d 1 •
A rejrnlardisdountoff fof - w ,
w «oK
''E&gfZ' XSPJph-** U . to- Lifted
sales are made at 6c for Pig, and si®st for Baf.
• • MOLASSES—There has notbeensuch a scarcity ol
Masses in onr market «nce 1838 that we recollect
Oar market in entirely bare of flew Orleans , and up
•to this time we have had no supply rrombelow.
quote hy the bbl at 30040. Sugar HottM4s»Bo.
NAVAL Rown at 52,7503,00
per bbl; Tar 82,7603,2 Torpcntine46osoc.
• OlLS—Thereisa toatinued moderate demand, with
sales regularly at 70075 c »r Linseed: Wo 1 Lard 70c ,
No 2 68060; Tanners’ 815 to 17 per bbl. ,
PIG MET^AL—The sales dnrlnglhe past week were
limited. We quote Allegheny at 20,III) to 24,00,0 and 9
m POTATOES—Oar market Is well supplied, with sales
on the wharf at 33 to 37c per bushel, as m quality.
p HIDE—We quote sales during the week in Tierces ai
FLOUR~-We quote doll at 52,50 t 02,75.
dppno_Thp receipts of Clover me not large, but on
ttS; w"hS. some sales at 5,2505 sol,, small
low The prevailing opinion is, that prices will conun
ue to decline. The advices from the norUi is, that the
“rep Is much larger than was anticipated, anil, pr.ee.
started too high; conseqaenlly,«i declinei may he looked
for Timothy is dnll at 2,0002,06; Flaxseed 1,10 to l,1«
miftAß—There was a fair demand for Sugar during
lho S -°eek ß m lof'of rrem 5 U> “ito Utelrade Solos
of about 50 hhds, ranging r *°? 0f u7,a * ,^?J ah \> v the
SHOT—Sales from stores by the keg at $l3 — l> > the
b “IALT-B®es from stores by the dray load at Sl,lo V
87,50 80,00
55,00 54,60
55,00 53,50
51,00 50}
100,00 155,50
85 00 ‘24.50
38,00 35,00
45,00 43,00
33,001 30,50
L 7,00 14,00
U,OO ILSO
6joo| 5,70
49,00:
47,00
25.001
55.00!
6U.00|
trtrt- , •
SHEKP PELTS—Prices arc nominal.
SOAP—We quote at 404*0 byjbe lou
SPICES We hare no transactions of consequence to
note in this article. We qaote Pepper in, bags at ju*o
He; Alspice I80l'»e; by njS? 1, h
S^TARCti—Sales are regular from stores atOJo7c b>
—We now quote BeefTallowat
8b is a steady and good demand si
19|020c gallon for Rectified.
41,00
36,00
35, Ou
100,00
30,00
37,00
37,00
100,00
16,00
27,00
7,75
4,50
0,110
At Louisville, on Thursday, Uie «s a J^«^ c^‘ vi a
ty in the market { various given, at 53£5g3,30 a
ule of 600 head in Trimble county av 83,55 gross, and a
small lot of choice hogs at 4,45neL A sale of s''Oh uad
in Indiana, for that point, at net. One house
killed a lot of 1250 hogs, which averaged ~50 &* each,
net weiffht' The hogs belonged 10 Mr. Bogie, of Madi
ssncoSy, and Mr. Haney, of Boyle counij. Another
house killed two specimens, one weighing 876 and the
other 272 pounds gross. The big fellow was only 2* yrs
6,00
10,00
5,33
-2,00
c 2,00
0,00
The Bedford (la.) Staudard says that froih2o.ooo to
30,000 hogs will be sold out of Lawrence county this
season to and Louisville packers.
At Madison, la., on Friday, the market was reported
thns by the Courier:
The market continues animated, with a at ?‘
vance in prices. AU the slaughtering establishment*
are in fun operation, except the Crooked creek one -
Operations will be commenced at Crooked Creek on
We have sales report- d by White A Cunningham as
foUow. “ 4 4W ufosi ™ « **i *“» ■»» "“'r
al 4 40, and 2100 from Decalur county, gro.», *'onal lo
4,30 not i and from Goodin.n & Senna 412 hea»y U 14.50
aS TOO al 4,33, also bv Rickets i Penntnnn of 1500 in
Johnson county, gross net here 84,25.
Hogs at Indianapolis, on Thursday last, were bring
ing $3,00 100 lbs gross, and irom 83,60 to 4,00 net ac
cording to weight.
INDIANA
KENTUCKY.
Hoos-Bi.cowrsioso.-Thc “" k^ f
more teitled with Bales of How, from the hook, at *4,40
ms 0 net. We hear of sales in Shelby county at 83,25
®330 gross, and learn that esnsiderable sales have been
m.de IrTlrwen county to Cincinnati buyers at 310 gross
The slaughtering season is in full operation here, and
the number*of bogs slaughtered, thus tar, thus season,
sums up as follows, several of the bouses haging just
commenced t
Jackson, Owsley A Co ,
Clifton, Atkinson A to ,
Huffman A Sberley,
Jarri» & Co-,
Brannin. Bacon A Cobb,
A. S. White Co.,
TENNESSEE-
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Satoboat Evrcsma, November
Sss&.k r‘«; 4hottr "
PROVISIONS —Tbr only sales heard °f ?T orc
145 and 100 bbis Moss Pork ai MS; 35,W0 fiisShonld.r.
tnd“.all.l4»c; 1000 and 4000 green Shoulder* at 4c,
tinner tn ibei, view. ,o
day, bnl the transactions, as far as re 600
ltßdo Irom W. W. do, 300 do Irom river al 16c, and 150
4 CuiT*sKato. ,^ e t«oo bxs ». 6Jc. and *lO do Eng-
sale of 130 Obis new crop, from land
Sale, of » bj. earns Jo
Iss.fl s-rssjsjffis
•»7e, ud 10 «io common <lo o< 24c. •
prem
1 dis.
•• *1 w
•1} “
ST. LOUIS BARRET.
Novnosa 24th. j
TOBACCO —The market on Saturday was character- j
-V* stSedf al ;
Tc s»,ew"reho«».f 10 hbd. a. 53,*003,60 No fine j
manufacturing offered .
m On^the"oHo wing da” the bates j
1 0 ;!
The business on Saturday was confined to the sales ol
70 bales at 883 , and 87 a. 65 ton
LEA if—The market, since the date of our last Semi ■
weekly, has remained In a very quiet condition
r»n Friday the market presented no new aspect, 100
p«. SlTg sold at 84, and 200 and lOOOptg. upper mines
forihe Ohio were taken al 455 V 100 ms. |
TALLOW- Wequoie prime at o*c.
GREASE—The last sale of prime while wasi w-
PORK We continue to quote mess nominal at sizo?
I ~llaßl>—Sales 01 52 bbls new No. I ol ?e; 50 kegs at
fl i_. t m kcsi At 2c» 25 at and 70 keg* at 84c.
*b’uLK A&D DRY SALTED product of
1000 hogs was sold on privato terms; 1050 pieces court
irTn do* TaU atsc for shoulders, and 0c for bams, and
$OO hams from the block of a cnypora house at OKs.
BACON —Light sales of prime shoulders and
ham* at 94010 c. rhe marsel Lb, however, with-
am.ll sale, of ride, al DlfelOc
*«6 00
6 00
9 00
- 9 00
..4~. 3 50
4 00
4 50
LODIsmLE MARKET.
Office of th» Couriks, ,
Friday, November iiS, lbSl.
There bao been a fair activity prevailing to-day in
irenernf business, but more particularly in lh« Dry Goods
and°retail trade. The Provision and Produce market
1* a little more settled, and somewhat firmer The weath
er l^dayia. dear and cool, weile yesterday tea a d„a-
I.d‘.KriS,„ c 1, of Bto Coffee quite fair, with
3al e BofMhhd a ohl?u S ar
ato<964c a sale of 75 bbU new plantation Molasses,
fie SSftf the season, at 34c per gallon. Cheese » Op.
“‘[lt® VISIONS AND HOGS —Old Pork is dull at SIS
S«SSsSScS' 5
hid, at the Farmer,’ warehouse, a, follow,. 2,05, 3,75,
0,55 , 3,66, 2,75, 8,55, 8,05, 3,30.
The Pork Trade*
-
Louisville Courier
POB.T OF PITTSBURGH.
6 rear 0 t scaa, waraa ta thb ch.nnkl
ARRIVED:
s,earner Atlantic, Parkinson, Brown,mile
■■ Baltic, Bonnet, Brownsville.
t M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport
Thomas Shrivcr. Butley, West Newton
Thoma. Scott, Vandergrtff, M’Kee,port.
Michigan No. 8, Boies,Bearer
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
« ■ GenOM«e,Conant, WeatNewtnlt.
<• Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati,
o BenConrain, , Lou * ,Tl le -.„
• ■ Lydia Collins,——. Lonisvillc
o Fo“«t n oity,’MurdL,'Well,v^lle
“ Diurnal, ConweH,m ; eeh„ g
.. Baltic, Bennel, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, do
■ i J M’Kce, Hendrickson, MeKeeiport
.. Thomas 4hrlver, BaUey, West Newton
.. oeneseo, Conant, West Newton
u Thomas Scott, Vandergrtff, M’Keeepnrt
u Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
• • Michigan No.B, Boipa, Beaver
o Milton, Davia, Louisville.
.. julla Doan, McVay, Zanesville.
Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati
u Forest City, Murine, Wallsvtlle
„ piurual, Conwell, Wheeling.
WMeUPg »ndLPUt«»mEB»>- 1
FAKE REDUCED.
lEHLA for WHEELING—The new and splen-
LeWMCein side wheel passenger steamer, WIN
MCTkI leaves for the above and all intermediate
and Saturday, a, 10 A.
Intermediate ports-- / ■' jg ““
rS-'ir So l afov’e rates' are not low enough we will
maSo a further reduction- Ideciitf
pSTwHeiUngT
IH> > THR new and splendid passenger steamer
WINCHESTER, USOBOB D.Mooan, Master,
gHfS. reeuler tri-weekly pacltet between this
dtv and Wheeling, leading Pittsburgh every Tuesday,
Thursday ariTsaluVtlay, at 10 A. M>r Beaver, Wells-
S?e,aieube°vtlle and WeUsburgh t rettraiDg, leave.
Miwline for Steebeavtlle, Wollaville and Beaver every
Monday, Wednesday and Fridey, at S A. M. „
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommo-
AaiiAnii ktidly on or to
datioQB,&P A Piy MBTHONGj CROZER x qo., Agents,
Water street.
*
lwlUiob*cfoi)n3 foi‘*tora l anil’ilU>J>PW|* '
; l
i-
IS*iniitSfaf-onr good* En4prfco». r ßetnsprep»red,byj'; < 7 5
BSESf ■■" -' \
. 1 . . -
_ “S^ctoddlTetedln nkyjmrcoflSecrtr.efinAi
u^jsa^^naeyßs:|p W - • , , j
; H.Sg.i>a;; ’• ‘ :~ •
ess*: : -•« „ ggsMßSsasos ssseKaia^liSKssaesW
For freight orpaS ffgt.havtng superior aceommoda- CBEAPS6TMEDJ * JOHJTYOUNGSON* tVepFpr-2S-T>oxcsTrottedtotealffOyi, - T SJBw 801^ -t
- ■^ssjßsaa^sa^.S^S^^^^t^^S^Steßaaft.
depend oaher remaining tilths trade. [novSO |d*w-tf _ _ 4 *__'"l .V.
The Winchester iso new side wheel boat, and is the
(•/rant and finest Bieamer ever built for the trade. Pas
sengers and shippers caii depend on her remaining in
■he trade. tdec2:U
c* - - » * *
«rj *• *t
Patricks ,
BAMKBftH ASOKXOaAHOB
No. 93,
Domutlc and
Bold and and hztnangta,
BIOBAVOB *■£"»«»■« HOCSK|
William A. Hill & Co., -
84 Wood Street,
PITTSBOHOH. -
ID- lituor allowed on time dlpoah. |au£-=
fDWAkt BaH¥.
* U ,N '"‘■‘kbuseb e. I‘Aiia.
•' £ " JW, ‘
Corner of »nd wTd ..... B
Cbnrte. Hoiel• ——
a. HOLMES A SOUS, ■
N HOLMES A SONS,
B. •Mouoii aNU EXCHANGE BROkbHS, Jiiul Oca
ANKIiR Hrafis Acceptances. Gold, Silver and
E “' r " “• We " ,er, ‘
SjrSl bMweui W-M
ktreois. .. r-%.
THOft.SABSBOT
°°BOO* SA.BQENT*
11ANKFKS and exchange brokers,
« S B Cm«roflto°* and SizlA strut,., PuistmTgk, Pi
txpat FRSin Com, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foioigu
T) U( i n om£ giic fcixchangOjCeruficaies of Deposit, fcc
EXCHANGE on all the principal Ciue ß of the Union
end Europe, for sale in sums to «mt pmchitwrj,
CUBReWt and par lands received on depoiite
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the nhm
lowest rates v
HILL ft crtltl^
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BA So. 65 Wood Street,
Third dovt-telow Fourth — {teestnde). .
.-.l*' u'r EXCHANGE pn the Eastern Cities constantly
K for Lie Time Bills of Exchange and Notes db-
O for saw , d B k Notes, boapfrtand sold.
mart7:y
Exchange and SansiMg house of
WILK!NS & CO.
„ BTJYISO EA.TES.
BANC NOTES . i /ii«AAiiT|t
Wgilern Fnnds generally Ji diacounr
New York and New England -10 ,
New Jortey .... ■ ■ ■ ■■'■vm t “ ’
Delaware bdyipq *kluso.
New°“rt and Philadelphia- -3-W prem. » prem.
Uaiumore *
oet2U
j£jj& N'EvvvoaK,
A.NDFROM LIVKRFOOLTONKW
TfMURI'-i BOSTON, CHARLESTON AINU j
SAVANNAH DIRECT. ■
TAPBCOTT A °®* “ note..'
General and Foreign Exdumgt * Office.
«pHE undersigned having accepted the AK"iny of t he
”«2arax l- a»» ■»«■»*■ *«■;
aailinu ounctuaily on ibe day* appointed.
S WaLLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool on ibe t»tb
M REDBTAI?I!nE "leaves Liverpool on the Mlh ol
"tHe'zLINE leaves Liverpool Twice aMonlh.
THE LONDON LINE of Packets satis from London
on the 61h,13th, 21sl and 2fllh of every Month.
THE CilVDIs LINE ol Glasgow Packets sails fora
GLASGOW on the Ist and 15lh of each month.
A weekly Line of Packets for New Orleans
IQ* Passengers shipped from New York to any part ol
l k|T-t»The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and su
pemttends the embarcation ol all passages engaged to
this iietjrou3 of visiting the Old Conntry
can have their passage engaged through from P us
burgh by application either personally or by letter,
NEW YORK
Can be bad at very reduced rules by applying to the
popgld AgenPfor the
comer olSixthandLahcn^tre^,
13,000
5 500
3,000
2300
2300
3,000
PA«fIEN‘aERS from the OldCouoiry,many of TAP
SCOTT A CO.’S Lines. will be furnished at sea
with provision- of good quality, weekly, “ follows,
without any .lira charge : B-ahp».«ge r ol'l2 y.
TorT iT/earf o? agi* « «». »rcad S .aff. 1 tb.
Dork, full allowance of water and vinegar, and half al
lowance of tea, sugar and molasses.
For passage app£ to 'j* TAI’SCOTT A CO.,
SO South si, N. Y., or to
JAMES BLAKELY,
Sixth and Liberty sts_
fcriSK FOB LIVERPOOL-Poefal cf tiu 6th ><>/
(«®ifyN<reimSer - The packet ship LIVERPOOL,
mnffiSraC Cflp , Gardner, will aail as above, her regular
~nv For frctehr or pnssage, having superior acccunmo
_iv to .»s P capuun, on boaru. foot of Burling
dauon., apply >° 'hr uapraui, JAMEg ’ BLAJUJLY|
,lrp ; oru> corner Stxrh and Liberty eta.
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS ~
rth of November —The packer ship HENBJK
S&eE&p HUDSON S. C. Warren, Master, will sail as t
oa hoard, »t Murray's
Sixth and Liberty sta,, Pittsburgh
pqr HittAnnlng apd Catfish,
i Jfgfcjfr THE light draught and pleasam steauwr
MffgS&jll&ni.AßfON. Capt. Mtlukoab, will leave the
Alleffheny wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Priaavs,
at 3 o’clock, P M, for Kmanning and Catfish. For
freight or passage apply o° board. movie
diugheny River Trade.
FRANKLIN PACKETS.
t .fc Thb fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
a, Capt. W*. leaves tfie Alie-
forFrantlm, every Afonday and Thursday,
at The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No
Johtj Hanna, leaves lh «A] le P he *7t> W M aXf P **
jin, every Tuesday and Friday, at 4P.M
£or Freight orPassage, apply on Board
For Marietta uul H octal nKporl.
t v, Tnsfine steamer PACIFIC, Zamnnt Malt
LamfißsliiKN, will leave for the above and interment'
S pomiTery THURSDA I .l 4 o’clock, P. M ■
For freight or passage, t SON,
No. 61 Waicr st.* and 63 Front 81.
" Wedneadey Packet for Cincinnati.
Tm» new and test running: sicaraer Clrj-
I JSS&c&CINNATI, BraanmoßAM, Muster, will leave
every Wbunkshat.
r«r or p»,a«e,
tnar«u
•rinn MAYOR —Tbe excitement is increasing as lo
gSs-jiiaas
K?aDY MADE'cL&HlNG.'arllcleamoJe by llm boat
V“ E L yoorselTet. The largest and most complete,
stock of Boys' Clothing I "y t £*|.jSj; D y TO PLEASE.
nov?-
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i&tiirani- livery
PRICE REOUC fiD.
T HK Vn n'£ C^»Td e «h?K“He^°e U^
O. » Chamberlin’* Commercial College*
Comer of Market and Third «(««/*•
T-IAeULTY—O K. Chamberlin, Principal and Profes-
ttock-heeping deparinienl,
“j. MSS ".o' ofMeminule Compulation
and , _ ...
D Crouch, Professor of Penmanship, . . . BM#
Alex. M. Vtal-on. Esq.,Lecturer on Commercial Law
K fl Stowe, Esq .Instructor of Commercial Law ,
a M Kerr. Professoroi Mathematics, (night session)}
H. Moester, Professor of Mathematical Drawing.
This institution has becn.tately tmproved and enlarged.
a ,.A nf>w contains four spacious rooms, conveniently ar
tahhhed,
hmndaril works on Commercial Law, for tho oeneui
the students Tho Mercantile course embraces every
Partly of'ran.ac\lona that » poshlyft
5 ,VeXr ha, bc!n emplw=d ■» !«?““> lhe s ' ude S!’’
very 'importmu^^
Beplg:y "
*BO A ItD 'o^P H*o f t tho'cily , o fa
Board must be left. I.H ARLES NAIW*.
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. TTniINFY AT LAW. Office, No. 199 Fourth Bl
A Office JggMgL
Hons* of Kefage.
N?S;S:SH»SL“
r ° r , on orbetogHJ Bo J d of Dl „ ctors
««.ai.rf y • JOSHUA HANNA, Treasurer^
WVTfPSTRF-ET PROPERTY - FOR SALE.—A
valuable property of 21 feet on Wylie: street, by
a alley fwllh a small brick dwelling house
.lAtp' oiao a olummerV shop. The whole "Will be
sSld for ea,ois) Arms, 81,000 in hand, and the balance
In seven equal y ea,l >gP|srHij Eß Ageni,
60 Smiihfield street:
. CHOICE COLLECTION < o“ < BHRU.BBE?Y' j Vi-
A nine Rose si Raspberry, Strawberry, Gooaebeiry,
Grape Vines, hardy Monthly Roses, ande«nr
necessary to ornament yards snd gardens,ys’tll
w* found st'Greenwood Nursery. An OumJbus leasee
SfJcomerof Market and Fifth street* Pittsburghe«?ry
half K for the Garden, ITee Cretans and other
fT Oidera ad'dressedTo'tho Proprietor', WeßtHanchestV,
eonnty, Pa„ will reeeive prompt .
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BY THE (TREILtr LmE.
TYTi.f oOHOHBSSS-r® I !®^^-®®®®*®®*
Wabhejqtoh, Dec. 8.
iatb.— Mr. Stockton appeared and was
Mr. Aoheson introduced a bill granting J*sr
to Missouri to aid in the construction of tsu "
road in that State. . , ,
Mr. Morton introduced a bill granting land to
the Florida and Gulf Railroad Company. , .
Messrs. Grier and Morton gore notice or orn
er bills, granting land to Missouri and Flonaa,^
for railroads m those states. ~, ■ , '
Mr Underwood gave notice of a joint resolu ,
tion making land warrants assignable. . .
Mr. Foote’s resolutionifor the appointment of
a committee to make arrangements for the re
ception of Kossuth, was then taken up anti <“s
-: cussed at large. . , < . -„j
The selection of seats oocupied one hour ana
i a half- _ >• -o- ' • *'
i The resolution having been read,. Mr.. Foote
I moved a joint committee of arrangement to con*
I sist of three Senators and five Bepresenteuves.
Mr. Clemens called for the reading of the res
olution authorising the tending of a U. 8. yes
eel for Kossuth. It was accordingly read. ; .
• Mr. Dawson spoke strongly againßt the reso
lution. We had already. done .enough to. show
our sympathy for Kossuth. ■ •
Mr. Hall proposed on amendment, extending
the national sympathy to the victims of oppres
sion everywhere. .. ,
Mr. Foote rebuked Mr. Hail for his factional
movement, and defended his resolution. He wap
indignant at the aspersions whioh had been cast
upon Kossuth. He eulogised him as the moat
illustrious man of the present generation, Coti
gress had invited him here, and shouldthey now
refuse hi™ a proper reception. • . ;
Mr. Hail replied that he had hoped thatagita
tion was ended, but regretted that iherp
prospect of renewing it, by Mr. Foote’s compror
miae'resolution, ratified yesterday. « . j
The debate was continued by Messrs,
Hall, Cass, and others, until their adjournment.
House —The House, after the. usuri prelimi
naries, proceeded with their morning business.
Mr. Hams, of Tennessee, mtrodneed a joint res
olution, explanatory of the land bounty act, of
September, 1850, to the effect that nothing in it
shall be oonßtrned to prevent the sale or transfer
of any certificate or land warrants, prior to tye
location of the same. . .
Mr. Weddle proposed to amend so as to make ,
all land warrants assignable, whioh Mr. Hams
accepted, previous to final action. , .
The House, pursuant to agreement of. yester-j
day, proceeded to seleot seats, preliminary to
wUch the members left their places. Theiolark
then put into a box, the names of all the members,,
and as each one was drawn, the member made,,
his selection, and took his seat , >
On motion of Mr. Richardson, the speaker
was authorized to appoint the standing commit
tees of the House. •’ . '
The resolution to furnish each member witn
$4O worth of newspapers during the session,,
IV»S taken up and rejeoted. ... .
The House refused to go into Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union, on Mr.
Harris’ resolution explanatory of the bounty
* a The°HoiiBe then adjourned tall Saturday, to
allow the speaker tune to appoint the standing
committees. •
SAILING OF THE AFRICA.
Bostos, Dec. 3.
The steamer Africa, for saded to
day, with 62 passengers, and $1,426,000 in
specie. *
THE RIVERS.
St. Loois, Deo. 3.
The river opposite the city is at a stand—6 to
64 feet to Cairo. . . ..
5 The Missouri is receding—less than 8J feet,
from St Joseph to the mouth of the Illinois 4
Weather cloudy and cold, with the appearance
of snow. -
. The official majority for Moore. whig. iu the
Fourth Congressional Distant, is 600;
jority for Bordelow, whig, for Auditor, is oiu.
NEW YORK MARKET—Dec. 3.
The various descriptions of Flour are quiet,
Sales of 4000 bus Southern, on private
terms.
Corn.-. 800 bus sold at 60c.
Beef.-Sales mess at $9,60, and prime at s4@
s6'»bbl.
Coffee... Sales of Rio at Bjc.
} Linseed 08...64@860. c>o ,n
Turpentine—Hales of 3000 bbls, at $8,12.
... EVENING.
Cotton-Steady at yesterday’s
Flour... Sales of 26,000 bbls, at
for state and western, and $4,12@4,37. for
eat— Sales of Genesee white at 100 c.
Com—2o,ooo bus mixed yellow, sold at btlc.
•Rve...Boobus, at 71@72. ;
Pork—lS ales of 400 bbls, at $16,26 for mess;
and $13,25@13,60 for prime.
Baoon—Sales of 16,000 fts, at 8J
8eef.,.100 bbls Chicago, mess at,flU©
I 13 80
Lard... Sales of 200 kegs and bbls at BJ*
Lead—Sales of 800 pigs Missouri* at $4,18
ton, *
CINCINNATI MAfiKET, Dec. 8,
Flour-Dull at $2,95@2,97, the aalesare
7 °Hoga^. Sales of 4000 at $4,60@6; market
quiet and unchanged;
Oats—Soles of 600 bus at2l@22a. __
Whiskey—Lower; sales of 700 bbls at 16}®
I6sc. " ' * .
Cheese... 1200 boxes Bold at bsc.
Lard... Sale? of 600 kegs, at 7*@7}c.
Sales of 2000 shoulders m bulk, at 4s, and
3000 green sides at 60.;
Sugar—ln fair demand,.at 6}@6}.
Molasses...33@34c.
Coffeo-DuH; offered at 9}@9i.
• Salt-Sales of 800 bags Turks’ Island at 37,
and 200 do‘extra at 45. ! < ,
The river haß risen j? Inches in the past twen
four honrs.
Weather cold andcloody.. A y • i c *
ST. xbtJis'MAltEßT—Deirs.
The market is generally unchanged. _ ; _
Flour—ln better request for coast orders, pjij
ces without change. ~,1
Wheat... Goes off briskly at 65@81c.
Com...lnactive at 22@375.
0at8...26i@26Jc.. ■ •• .. ’
Pro visions.-Nothing of dolng; ,
small sales of mess pork at
Lofd-No 1 bbls and tierces 7 =; kc S*, B ®
Whiskey...lB; barley, prime,'62 BO or
fered, whioh is the Current rate. . '
Hogs—Sale3 yesterday of 2,600 to 3,(KK) head,
at $4,26@4,46— principal sales at $4,35.
No sales, of consequence of ptokiea.
meata; we quote shoulders at 6@6J, sides, bt
@GJ; hams from the blook, 6c. ■ .-f
NEW ORLEANS MARKET—Dec. S
Cotton... Fair demand; sales to day of 3000
bides; good middling, 7fo. : . , .
Molasses-Sales of 1000 bbls, at 23}@24c,
Sugar-Dull, and deolined; fair, 4£o.
Flonr...Dnll; St. Louis superfine, $3,86.
Pork..-New mess held at $l6; old, dull—offer
ed at $14,60. '
Bacon... Sides dull, at 9i@9Jc.
Beef...Deolined; mess, $18; prune, $lO.
Whiskey ...20JO.
Coffee—Dull; large receipts of Bio.
Flour... Unchanged; St Louis superfine 8,86
(&8,90; no Ohio in market. - -• .
llorn...Lightstook; 44@46 for fit. Louis.
Oats..,Sales at 88@86. , .
Baoon...Deolined; prune ribbed sides 9; shonl*
ml
?niiskey...Beceipts increased; W§@sW... ;
AppleSi— Western 8,00.
. Cotton.v.Fair demand; sales already
of 4,ooobales; prices steady; strict xwfldlpg
fftir gj. ; v v .
8 ?ork!..01d mesa declining; sales A** 14,26®;
14,60; new. mes? held at 16,00.
Coffee-Declined J; Klo BJ. . ‘
Weathercold. J
Coffee...l6oo bagafiio sold at .w*- 1
stock on hand Is over 70,000 bags.
OoUecUnfT. Btli p«itlug,'4t«-
.-'JOHNM'CODBRY ' ‘J..
ny AUendsto Collecting, Bill Potting, Dtstfloo 1 " 1 ?,
Cords and Circulars for Panics, Ac.,' Ac* , ■
\ in* Orders left »t the Office of the
[Holmes’PeriodicalStorcjThlrd st-, wnt,be^pro<“P u r
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xCodyfor Rheumatism I» a speedy andcetwln remedy
Jorthalpalnfultrouble. Itnevcrfailf..
Office and Private ConinKanon Room*
MONO Pittabar«ha Penns The ortor {* **
home
fnjnb.,
yellow boor and Sarsaparilla.
TTBE original and , ottogenuip A %
. I pennTment cure of Crmsampuonjnd. Diseases or
ifc Lands, when they are supposed » bo effreted by the
t „o r,„ faC
■ Scrofula,
i.. or King's Evil,
Cancers, Tumor*.
■ Eruptions of the Skin, ■
Erysipelas, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ringworm, or \ . ,
ScalaHead.RheumsdteLPalnaire^
, the Bones or Jolnta r old Poraaiuldln- _ -
cers,Swellingol lhe Glands, Syphilis, OyS)
pepsin, Sail Rheum, Disease of the Kidneys, •’
Loss of Apneuto,Diseasesansmßreomlhe -
use of Mercury,Pmn iniheSisesnna
Shoulders, General Debility,Drop-;:
. ey. Lumbago, Jaundice, and
Cosuvene.ss.-_ '
TUV BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN--;
THFSHAJIER prepare “TELLOW HOCK"
AND THE- w RED HONDURAS . SARSAPARILLA,n
are die invaluable remedial agents fromiwhiehJSJJi; ..,■■■
oSyamt “ toproved Extract Yellow Dock and Bar-
Rnnajilla” is formed; and the lab6raiOTypf;pr..Gayzott
lm ?iven us the virtues of vhege rootslnlheirpcrfeO*
tlon His prepdrouon contains all the iea\o wcUvffprppr
erties of the roots, combined and concentratedln.thCif
Ut ExperimeM were made in the manufacture
medicine, untilit was found that it could not be.fttttnot ,
‘“Accordingly, we find It resorted re, almost unjTerwttJf
in rases of Hepatic, Scorbutic and Cutaneous .pojsplaUlts :
for general prostration ofnllthe vital idi..
tormenting diseases of the skin, ®o/trying fotho
Collate, Cant*,
a, tail eansnj
xruablt and dangerous diseases anspeedtiy and peffscUy
atred btt disuse tfthts Wdtnns ~ tea
* » SiLWB, October 6,18610-
Mr John D Pari—Dear Sir:Jt ivwithunntterable
feelings of eratitude that I am able, through the Divine
Prewlence'o?God,and by
of that excellent medicine, QgyzoUa. Yelloy xwcx
andSarsaparUla,” to give you a few symptoma of iny
“‘rethewtote? o“l850.I was attacked widt aaemre;; :
rUsSfiSSSSKS^iSS^SS^
K. e TC£tod“ EtoST Sfa&SST^saa^
stmpa"ila,&om whtch I recrived *
lu. tooum of taneflt Alter having toea tor boto.
r . 1 vfl . oku to pursue my business .witboutuny
SveS“ct and hive been arnce that toe awefi
man7white but a shorutme since I was confined.re nj
bed three-fourths of the toe r and I ognnot aacribe the
m 7 health to any other cause than byyhe
agency of that truly valuable medic.nc, Gtgc ;;
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. HASiIL VAUturnn.
Sauna. October.l4, 1651.
ilr./.D.Pori-DearSiri I .
—Wifi-m,. cad so far os lam acquainted,with m»f***i ,
ft it, nbjjw
fit to you and the afflioted, Yon haveto prtvßego of
using it os you think best. Yoaxa, W. A. BEKBa.
J7u following Later G from a AtgMp rateaaSi* Phtfr
3 dan, ah» trtjoys an oM’tfW*
NavibU (BtaikCo.jo^jNor»*iiW".i i
ni'John D ‘•Dr.Qoyw.tt’sSShrWt.
i S'd^oa^& J r^^T&-
p rrsro? ,y tb f cm,
be used by persons with the .most delicate stomachs,
with safety < under any circumstances* I speaking ,
Us.«, and y to to afflicredi
Extract of a Uturfmn <mratpMjw Mrt&onl m N«5
Nmmaß, (Wisconsin), 0ct.a9,1651..
jhjtn n part —Dear titr: lam out of
tart BalSm of Wild Chemr,” and.ODr. Guyaitt’s Ex
tract of Yellow Dock and . Sarsaparilla.” Please for*
Ba P lMm oTwiW &ry workedre aotorehere,
—not a bottle. Called of lmmediare reUeLandin
every instance but one (an o I age ntleman pf 71 -
nf are) ii cured, and the Vellow.X)ock,iiasdone.cqutUl3t.
iiSS 1 I took three bottles myseir, last &U, .and en*
pcrfeSbealthlasi winter,far firetwnnter to
eleven years, beingtroubled with a severe mutton of
the stan, which laid me tip from two
months every winter and spring, until last v
Henrv E, Jones, a brother merchant und hparuetimr. ...
friend of twobottlea of &y
a Scrofulous Eruption, which worltcd un enure
“"sw store islat the comer ot Wisconsin Avenue and
WaintstreeL Youm, -
Ohio,
ghlfytiw L T'iu^ll^aii^on, W C HL^ef:
Bedford -.lteedASon.-Hantingaon; Mrs. OrT,HolUd^»-
hurah' Aildebrand&Co v lndiana; J ,
nma/EvaS *. Co, Brook.vUle{. A. Wilson & Soj«
Wavhehburgfi i M’Failand- & Co,tl Callender, Mead- .
villej" Barton i Co; Erie i Henry '
Rallv'fc Co* BnUen S Smith, Beavet, J P Summer,
Warren LA CS Jones, Conderspcn; E Croojrer.
Ir..Brownsvtllc.
New Obibahs, Dec. 3.
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Among ihctiame ro u a diacovencs Sciflnce iiasmadp . 3
in u 3» Rcnoriitloii ,to facilitate the business oJJlle/UV ±
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; KroldMMffylteßroveQlieyondadotiliijiliax nojnedl*
ieine or coSihalion of.meaielne»ireJ .known,cajW ;
i SnrelT conm>lMd eare the't omerous varieties of ptd
mohair h*e hitherto swept W» o«
'SffioSjrahd'thomanda_ every ™&toj
Itlssssss
i '■ iVv AveSsir: Ihaw osedjwwrawnf®*"
J ■ J deep-sealed Bronchitis, andea
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; u yoo ‘W ni P tope, J j DW A R D HITCHCOOS,L. 1-0- .
• Prom it wldeij celebrated. Professor SiilmajljM. D<
i From fee wipers of ChetnlSuyy .;
; Ac.. YaleCoUege, Member of the 141-Hlsh -'■
i bed. Phil, and Seientifio Societies of t
; eslt 1» intended to core.". „
I of^feeS.C.
; h*hSsused the Cherry Pictoral with woudeitnl free
ecu, toeure ah (nfismation of the ltmga;- ~. :
Pronooe o. th. ,
; oreferittoany other medicine forpulmonnry -
ISmobaervations of manjßCTerectues, cnovlno*
'edit will cure coughs, eolds,aid diseasesof the lungs,
ithat have potto defiance all -other.remedif S.
linrariabiy recammenditaußelncaseofcommntfhooj r
'and ccmsMer it ranch the best remedy known lor thatdls
lease. ' ■ Reßpectfolly J_<g^ DaHSIA N, VL ».
| prepared and sold by James C Ayer,PraoiiealChem-t .
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