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Bnildings, for a copy of the above named An- The sales of Cotton to day are 2600 bales, the PWadclplim ’°° 85,(X) now 11. Uu. qnotTp^rinbags at 101® ' Ssfs<S nd '’'‘morale” 11 ""' IoCim ’ 4l nov“dtoS ’*’ i'i ' - r ;
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best style of art Wo may as well here state Wheat-Sales of about 11,000 bus southern " 100 ' 00 | '“» “ 4 “ MOND, Pem,«. T„r Donor
that Mr. Head has also for sale a variety of white at 103 c. Monougaheia Bridge £>,oo asoo| e4,i>o “*“ ~ * — ifftiujar*: ...a-vaS^-;,:■■■;■■■.v;j. ■■s l ;v./-.:i- yy*"-
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suitable for HoU<lay presents. Lard...Xoo kegs new at 9*. iSSarm non I ’
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Death bT Exposdbb. —Coroner Arthurs was
called on yesterday to hold an inquest on the
body of Ann Pexmgnot, a native of France,
Who died in one of the wagons of the Pennsyl
vania Central Railroad Company, near Perch-.
ment’s‘tavern; at Turtle Creeh.
__ From the enjdence.it appears that the deceas
ed, who’waS“married woman, although she
suffered from.eea sickness in,crossing the ocean,
was in good health when her husband, in com
pany With a large number of German and French
engaged passage from New York to
Cincinnati at the office,vot the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in New York, who engaged
to put them -through to.Cmcinnati m.five orsiz
days.
The emigrants were brought west of the Al
leghenieson the Railroad, where they were put
on a section: canal boat, at a time , when the
canal "transportation companies refused to re
ceipt' for'goods. They were frozen m above
Lockport, and remained for many hours in the
boat,'witboutfire, and without sufficient room
to admit' of their sitting comfortably. When
the boat was frozen in, the passengers took their
baggage to the top of- n Mil in .the vioinity near
the railroad, there being at the time three inch
es snowupoh the-ground, and in the midst of
a snow storm. There they remained for nearly
twenty-four hours exposed to the inclemency of
the weather, - and it - was only one hour before
they were taken to the station of the railroad,
that afire was kindled for them by the hands of
the canal boat. The ears were comfortably
warmed, and they were in a short time convoy
ed to tho' Btation house, where they wero put
in a largo room, heated by only one stove.—
All complained or the cold in this room, not
withstanding, as it appeared from the evidence, |
a good fire was maintained —the number of the
emigrants being so greats that the most of them
could not get near it The next day, the deceas
ed, ini company with a portion of emigrants, was
placed ; in a five horse wagon, and driven towards
Pittsburgh. When the wagon arrived at thefoot
of the, hill .near Tnrtle Creek, Mrs. Pexuignot
expired.
Doctor McCracken made a post mortem exam
ination other remains, and testified that although
sho was -Jaboring under, .a disease, of the lungs,
which wonidultimately hnve proven fatal, as well
as a dropsical -affection; her death was immedi
ately caused, by ■ the exposnre to the weather,
to which Bhe had. been subjected.
The emigrants had been ten days on their way
to PitUivrffhi although they had beeb promised
that they would reach Cincinnati in six.
The jury returned the following verdict:—
“That the immediate cause of the death of Ann
Pexuignofe -was . exposure to the weather, which
exposure was caused by the culpable indifference
with - regard to human Ufo manifested by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in not provid
ing better accommodations for the comfort of
passengers, emigmnts.Tiwre especially.
JEpgfi. If those who conduct the editorial col.
umns pith'd:CSromck “are not anxious to dis
turb the friendly relations which should exist
between” themselves and others, it would be in
no wise noproper for them to observe.those cour
tesies'which-indicate a disposition to be friendly.
Thosecourtesies have never in any manner been
observed by one of the partners in that paper
towards'a person whose name appeared in its
columns on Wednesday, as the author of the
articles in the Post, relating to the late ‘‘Con
spiracy” case. The courtesies of editorial life
have been, violated by parading the name of the
assumed writer <>f those articles before the public.
The writer, however, has nothing to retract in
relation to the articles referred to. He made
no attack upon either the Chronicle office nor the
editors of that paper;—not having mentioned
the nhmc.OT- the office of either. The first account
that was given of the examination, in the col
umns of the Post, referred to the “ Information”
as simply ridiculous; and the Mayor's decision
was spoken of in such terms as were and still
are thought to be correct. If, in throwing the
shafts of jridieule at tiiat «Information of Con
spiracy” and the Examination that followed it,
the editors and office of the Chronicle were affect
ed, the fault lies not at the door of the writer.
Cold? Cold! Cold! —Such has been the state
of the atmosphere from Thursday last up to this
date; and during the whole time the weather
has been very severe. At. such a time all who
•are enjoying plenty should remember the poor,
especially those, who have large families, and
without regular employment. By those who
have an hour or two to spare, great good may
k e done, in. trying to find out some worthy ob
. which, to expend, a little effective sympa
", 'k 'your own circumstances are such that
: contribute to the relief of the needy,
you cannot “ r . „ - .
_ • ,igt influence others in their behalf,
yon 0-t.ICK
Even a vcry litU e * by yon, reader, may
keep from the grave some poor forsaken one.
“Tir alitile thing
To give u cup of 'by d fev“ S rM lips,
OPeool refreshmeiil, onun. ’ f
May seOll a siioek ol pleasur
More eltpiisile than wl.rii nee. , " ,ce
; rsvilifall^ii :<!: cboicefl ma3iC '
Bkaokesbidoe EKDrvrvus !—The Journal of
yesterday contained No. 1 of Mr. Braokenndge s
.< Rejoinder to Mr. Craig.” This controversy is
likely to-last daring the lives of the parties;
indeed; “we would not be surprised if it should
be the death of them’! Barnnm would certainly
make a speculation by exhibiting the man who
says he has read the articles of these gentlemen!
MHB TO subscribe.— Miner &
Co. ' No. 22 Smithfield street, have received
.Qode^sXadies’’3sook, and Sartain’s Union Mag
azine,'for January, 1852. The above firm re
ceive subscribers for §2,50, free of postage
this Is fifty cents less than the pu Wisher s prices
A hew novel by Ned Buntline, entitled “The
Mysteries and Miseries of New Orleansprice
"Scents. Also, “The Tutor's Ward,” a noyel
‘ .the author of “ Wayfaring Sketches,” “Use
j Abuse,” &c., published by the Harpers.
*8 Wbokg Now ?—-Yesterday's Gazelle,
single word editorially in regard to
dld DOC of Mr Sawyer, nor did that
*° __ the name of the Whig nominee for
paper put J bead of its coigns. There is
Mayor a „p^- : loose some where! An ex
evidently tv , . ,
planation is eer tainlj 7 required.
_ SrtLW.-We have received
North i*.:,,,, . AMtericaii publishers,
fteni the «•****»* £ Hov#mb#r
Messrs- ? _ conducted Quarterly. It
ou the Peace Congress,”
1 ny other articles of interest pd value.-
Sl on Pourth street, is still the agent forth*
Publication. ....
MiOA7«ES TOtt JASUABT.- r Godcy'B Wj’« I
Rook and Sartain’B Magazine for January, iavc
J ee i receiTOd at Holmes’ literary Depot, sMrd
SW opposite the Post Office. SuteonpUons.
SSd at 52,50 per year, free of postage.
A? a o the Tutor's "Ward, a novel, and Mysteries
jSffUrOrleare,T>y Hed'EantUne. ~
" -J-JwrrsH OYSTERS received daily by Ad-
WAYEBIiEY HOUSE,
pi amend Alley.
Salander and the Dragon —A Romance of
the Haris Prison. —By Frederick William Shel
ton, M. A- Such is the title of a pretty little
volume, just issued by John S. Taylor, New
York- The author is well known m the literary
world. His book is a beautifal allegory, intend
ed to portray the hidcousness of that worst of
all vices, Slander. For sale by J. L. Read, 85
Fourth street.
fljjgf We mentioned yesterday that Mr. Ottin
ger designed giving a benefit on Monday even
ing next, to the Mercy Hospital. It is unneces
sary for us to add any thing to what we have
already said in favor of his Mirror of California.
Go and see it for yourself; and those charitably
inclined can now have an oDportumty of com
bining true chanty with amusement Tickets
for sale at the Fair in the Lafayette Rooms.
Kunkel’s Band. —This celebrated band of
vocalists are still drawing full houses at Wheel
ing- Thetr first appearance m Pittsburgh will
take place on Monday evening, on which occa
sion out citizens may expect one of the richest
treats that has ever been offered in tho vocal
line m this city.
Theatre- —There will be three excellent
pieces this evening. The Bloomers will be the
leading card, and the entertainment will be in
terspersed with the pleasing dances of Oceana.
ggy-FrRST OF THE SEASON.—Received
this monung, by Express, a fine lot of VKNI
SON, from the Mountains, at “OUR HOUSE,*'
NO- 24 DIAMOND Alley.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY THE & REILLY LINE.
XXXIlnd CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION
Wasuisotoh, Dec. 18.
Senate —Mr- Underwood presented sundry
petitions, praying that Congress would pay the
Texan land holders m full for lands, amounting
to twelve millions of dollars, there being only
five millions in the Treasury for that purpose.
Mr Seward gave notice of a bill establishing
certain post routes m New \ ork.
Various petitions were presented and referred.
Mr Foote introduced a bill granting land to
Mississippi for a railroad - in that State, which
was taicen up, and, after some debate, ordered
to be engrossed.
Mr. Hamlin, from the committee on commerce,
reported a bill authorizing the issue of a register
to the brig Avon, formerly the British brig Jose
phine, which was considered, and ordered to be
engrossed.
Mr. Gwinn introduced a bill granting the
right of way and fonds to aid in the construction
of a line of telegraph from the Mississippi river
to the Pacific ocean.
Mr. Bright submitted a joint resolution au
thorizing a contract with Messrs. Donaldson &
Armstrong, for printing the census returns,
which was made the special order of the day,
for Monday next
Messrs. Hale and Douglass made explanations
in reference to matters contained in the report
of yesterday’s proceedings.
Mr. Foote’s resolution, declaring the compro
mise measures a definite settlement of the slavery
question, was then again taken up.
After some unimportant amendments to his
resolution.
Mr. Foote addressed the Semite in reply to
Messrs. Butler and Rhett, up the hour of ad
journment.
House. —The Senate bill establishing a branch
mint in California, was referred to the commit
tee on Ways and Means.
-The Speaker laid before the House a commu
nication from the Secretary of State, stating
that nearly $6,000 of the $lO,OOO appropriated
by Congress foT the expenses of Amin Bey, re
main unexpended.
Mr. Marshall, of Ky., introduced a bill for
purchasing the outstanding stock in tho Louis
ville and Portland Canal, and for enlarging the
Canal to snit the wants of commerce. It was
referred to the committee on Roads and Canals.
Mr. Chandler offered a resolution authorizing
the Speaker to canße such alterations and ar
rangements to be made in the interior of the
hall of the House as may be deemed necessary
for the comfort and health of the members. He
said that he occupied a seat on the very boun
! dary of civilization, but he would not mind this
did not the hyperborean breezes blow upon his
head. [Laughter.] We are engaged from day
to day in passing laws for the comfort of the
people, and putting money into tho people’s
pockets —solus populi suprtmus lex, which means
the law of tho land is the health and comfort of
its legislature. [Renewed laughter.]
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr. Olds submitted a joint resolution, which,
on motion, was taken up and passed, authoriz
ing the Post Master General to legalize tho con
tract for carrying the mails between Californio
and Oregon.
Numerous petitions were then presented,
when
The House amounted.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Dec. 18.
The Intelligencer of this morning expresses
surprise that no toast was drank to the Presi
dent at the dinner given by the press to Kos
suth in New York, and adds that Mr. Webster’s
letter was received with hisses. It says that
the first movement made towards the release of
Kossuth was by Mr. Webster, and but for the
influence produced by his letter to the Ameri
can Minister at Constantinople, Kossuth would
still be a prisoner in Asia Minor.
The Republic Says that Kossnth is in the hands
of a few officious individuals in New York who
are using him to advance their own interests,
and in the fulfilment of that purpose are labor-
I ing to place him in a position antagonistical to
Congress and the Administration. It also says
that Kossuth has been led into entangling alli
ances of tho worst description, despite of all his
care.
The Intelligencer says that Mr. Geo. H. Niles
of Baltimore, left here yesterday as bearer of
despatches to the American Minister at Madrid.
It infers that the despatches relate to the Cnban
prisoners, and Mr. Traßher; and expresses the
confident belief that the exertions of the govern
ment will procure their release.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
There have been no steamboat arrivals or de
partures for two days. The river is very full of
heavy ice.
The weather is a little more moderate. The
thermometer stands, at 7J o’clock p. m., at 8
degrees above zero.
The steamers Alex. Scott and lowa, from New
Orleans, are ice bound at St. Genevieve.
Yesterday was the coldest day we have expe
rienced in this city for many years. Ice formed
eight inches thick.
Cincihhati, Deo. 18.
There have been no Bteamboat arrivals or de
partures to day.
The weather is moderating, and the river
falling.
CINCINNATI MARKET—Dec. 18.
No sales of Flour.
HogS.AFimAt A,07@4,75; 2000 Bold at that
'provisions. ..Firm, with a-good demand; sales
of 1200 hblsmess pork At 12,50, and above 6QP,-
000 lbs dry salted: shoulders and :SJdes,»t6©6o.
TVhiskey...l6(L . * , . ' ’
[ la Groceries there ia nothing doing. _
TIHE undersigned, after an interval of four years,has
1 again resumed business. Having complied with
the requtsinous ui the law regulating bales at Auction,
and having procured a first class License as Auctioneer
lor the City of Pittsburgh, he offers his services as such
to his friends and the public generally. With an expe
rience of nearly thirty yeurs in this line of business, lie
hazards nothing msnying that lid will be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all those who may feel disposed to
patronize linn. P. McKKNNA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the principal City Merchants. iyl>
SCOTT & OTIS,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
61 fiUIN ST2BET, ST. LOUTS, UISSOVUI,
HAVING been engaged in the above business for the
last six years, in this cay, would respectfully so
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in tins market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; amt will mukc liberal
advances ou all kinds ot Goods .consigned as for sale
here.
VVill refer to Messrs, Hewett. Roe A Co., F.. R. Vio-
let. Wni. 1). Wood A John J. Anderson A Co., H li.
Slone, ivjuire A Reed. Hrownlee. Homer A Co.. Lurkm
Denver, banr. l.ouis; Butler A Brothers, Cincinnati,
George MLam. Pillsburuti. Imafißhy
P. IH’KKHCfA, Auctioneer. ~
I l( R SALE—A FARM, containing about 108
' ACRES of FIRST-RATE LAND, situated on the
Ohio River, twenty-two miles from Pittsburgh. The
improvements consist of an excellent stone Dwelling,
with all necessary oui-buildmgs, also, a large frame
barn; with an orchard of upple umi other Pruit Trees,
m full bearing.
About sixty-five aeresof the Land is cleared,—tho
greater pnri of which m bottom Land, in a high state of
cnltivuiiou. and not Mi fertility by any on the
Uluo River.
The Reaver. also, the P & O Railroad pas* through
this harm which makes it so contiguous to market that
it otters inducements to those desirous of purchasing a
Garden nr a place to establish a Dairy, rarely to be inn
tih It will be sold low and on acenmraoduung terms.
I*or particulars apply to K MhhftftA. Aurl r ,
or. 10 J. A. SlluLKtf.
Rochester. Pa.
riIRUNK OF St£CUftl) |IANI>GL«*TJt!N<i, MIiKT ,
I BOOKS AND PATKNT LKVKK WATCH at
Auction —On Friday evening next. December 19th, at
7) o’clock, will be »old at M’Kenna's Ancuou House.on
account of whom it may concern, the following proper
tv- Urionging lo a person lulely deceased—one large
leather Trunk. containing Clothing, Shirks, und Books.
Also, one line Patent Leve r Watch, M. i ■ i obi.ta, Ijoii*
don. thirteen jewels.
de *IH P. M'KKNN A._Auci'r.
i CA*l* BoOTS AND ON »T BuXjDRY GOODS, to pa>
1 charges, ul unction.
On Mommy. December vdih. at 10 o clock m the torc
noon wilt be sold ai McKennas Auction House, on ac
count oiwuom it may concern, to pay charges, unless
redeemed before—One Boi Dry Goods and Due Case
Root v left at store No. 130 Wood street, »n April, 1851.
j rc 4 P McKF.NNa. Auer.
WATCII ha AT AUCTION—On account ol whom it
may concern- to pay repairing and other charges.
On Saturday evening- December SOiii, at 7$ o clock pre
cisely will be sold ai McKenna's Anctfon House,on ac
count of the parties concerned, unle#* redeemed beiure,
the following gold and silver watches, left at ditfercnt
periods with Sands A (lineman at their store in the city
of Pittsburgh for repairs:—One gold watch, left by Bam*
uel Ludwig; one silver lev. r <To, Aug. Auchenbaogh;
one silver unebor watch, 13 Jewels, P. Miller; one dodo
13 do, A. Monlhaiicc*-, one silver bunting case watch,
made by R. Thompson, London, No 20474, left by Jacob
Lowman , oho stlverlepine, Pe.er Snyder; one Knghsh
watch, Siamhel KatTenhergcr, one «ilverlepine,4jeweU,
S. Myer*; one do do 4 do, left by J. Peters; one do do
silver cap and dial, 4 holes jeweled, left by J W Park,
made by ilrcauei; one double case Swiss watch, left by
John Ford. SANDS*. RINEMAN
tiov'ju P. McKKNNA, AucV.
VAloabU fteal BiUU at Private sale,
SITUATE on Fifth street, between Wood und South
field, fronting 30 feel on the tortner. by one hundred*
and twenty feet in depth ; clear of all incumbrance.
This property if the mast advantageously located of
any now offered tor «itle—oeinfcin the most prosperous
part of the city, adjoining the Theatre, nearly opposite
Masonic Hail, and only a few steps from tne new Cus
itu House ami I*oki Office, together with the propor
alc increase o» business which is now apparent, ami
y increasing, renders it the most valuable in mark
fhe terms will be accommodating. Apply to
MRS. MATTHEW STKWART,
Allegheny City j
or to I*. M’KENNA. Aoct'r.
P. n. DAVIS* AuoUonesr.
T N TERESTING and Valuable Miscellaneous Books*
Splendid Annual* and illustrated Work* al AucUou
—On Sa'arday evening, December »Oib, at 6 o’elock,
ihe Commercial Saks Houma, corner of Wood and rittb
street*, will be *old by catalogue. a choice collection ot
embracing Howison’n history of Virginia 2vols; "'>*«**
system of Aoronautics, numerous plate* ; Clymer on F«-
Ter*; Fisher on the Small Pox, colored plates; Gib
bon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire*o voia;
American Gallery of Art* fine steel plates : the “ Ins,
for 1851, fine steel plates Religious Souvenir ; Gems of
Beauty; Christian Tribute; Snow Flake; Pictorial Li
lirary of Useful Information, 230 plates, Lomaruno *
French Revolution of 184*, illustrated ; Pictorial History
of the United State*; Shnkupeare’e Works, 8 vols, best
library edition; Noble Deeds of Women, Library of
Natural History, 400 engravings ; Drawn g Room Scrap
Book. 20 sled plates ; Winter Bloom, illustrated; Nich
olson 1 * Mechanic’s Companion,46 pla es; Stair Builder’s
Guide ; PoeticHt Worksof Tuppcr, Scott, Moore, Borns,
Cowper, Milton, Young, Pope and others; Dictionary of
Shakspcrian lmonuuon»; Hume and Macautey’s Histo
ry of Englacd.b voh , Ac., Ac.
declß P. M DAVIS, AuclV.
5 lIALES BTFFALO ROBES at Auction —On
dav afternoon, lOih in*iani> at 3 o’clock,at the Com
mercial Sale* Booms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets,
will be sold—3 bales Buflalo Robes
dcclS P. M. DA V|S, Auct’r.
W. G. DI’CARTSKY, Auctlone«r,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at Ancrtot*.— Will
be sold on Saiarday evening, December 20tb, at fij
o'clock, at M’Cartney’s Auction House, u large a**orl
meul of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Ac., suita
ble for Christmas Presents. Amoiur the lot may be roen
uoned in part, gold hunting eased Watches, gold patent
lever Watches, silver lever Watches, golu Pens, gold
Peucils, gold Finger Rings, gold Watch Keys, gold Ear
Rings, silver I’uuvils, Ac.
deciO W. G. M’CARTNEY* Auct’r.
\r aluablk heal estate in the fifth
V WARD at Auction.—Will be sold, on Mondy, De
cember at 3 o’clock in die afternoon, on the premi
ses, a Lot of Ground, fronting 44 feet on Liberty street,
and extending back 100 feet to Spring alley. On which
is erected ou Liberty street, four Brick Tenements ; on
Spring alley six Buck Tenements,—all in good order,
and near the Pennsylvania Raiiroud Depot. Said Tene
ments will rent for 8500.
The above is one of the most valuable properties of
fered at Auction for some time, and would be well worth
the attention of capitalists. Terms at sale.
For particulars enquire of WM. SEASON, Esq., or of
declO W. G. M’CARTNEV, Auct’r.
John Sl* Hobart*.
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER^
DESIRES to Inform the public that he has opened a
Workshop, at No 16 Fifth street, two doors from
Market, where he purposes devoting his entire attention
to the repairing and refilling of fine Watches, Clocks,
and Jewelry. t , . _
At this estabishment, any and every part of the finest
Watches or Time Pieces, that may have become worn
out,or otherwise injured, can be replaced with new, in
a style and finish entirely equal to ine original.
All work done at this shop will be wurranted to give
entire satisfaction. . , ~
Rtftrtnets— Messrfc. John Hurper, Joseph Wood well,
Win. B. Sraife, Joshua Rhodes, James A. and Robert H.
lla N* e &“A limited but carefully selected stock o(
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Spectacles,
Ac .constantly on hand, which will he sold very low tor
cash. [««>**<■
HOMINY, Oil Meat, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Rice Flour,
Hulled Barley, Chopped Feed, and all kinds of
Sotces, constantly on band, at the Mustard and Spice
Factory of M’KEK A ALCORN,
decl? U? Third street
TiEAVER COUNTY—Fob Sai.e—A well improved
MJ FARM of 7* acres ; all under good fence and well
arranged ; situated ibrec rolls from the Railroad Depot
Bt Rochester; sixty six acres are In u high state of cul
tivation, twenty of which is upland meadow. A young
Orchard of choice grafted Fruit, equal to the best. A
good two story Farm House, two other Dwellings. Sta
ble, Aa. Good durable Springs, and first rule rati um
ber The land is new aud lays well
I S CUTHBERT,GenM Agent,
d ec t 7 60 Southfield streeL_
St. Louis, Deo. 18.
NO. MOLASSES—3I bbls. prime new crop just re
• ceived and for Bole by
dcc9 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
FXOU R— l 76 bbls.Superfine In store and for sale by
decO STUART A SILL.
TOBACCO —90 boxes assorted for sale.
de C 9 STUART & SILI
r |''EA— 20 half clients Young Hyson ;
X 20 do Gunpowder;
30 do Blaek; For sale by
STUART A SILL
GLASS— ?00 bis. 8x10; *2O do Ioxl2'i 20 do 10x14; in
store and Tor sale by
dec9 _ _ STUART A SILL.
XTHYEiiAR —30 tibTs.. warranted pure Cider, for sale
V by (deep] STUART A SILL.
Baltimore, Nov. 18.
BROOMS —ISO doz. in store aud lor sale by
dec9 STUART A StL
A i \ BOXES ROCK CANDY ;
35 do Citron;
30 do Mnccurom;
30 do Vermicella;
75 do Jujube Pasta;
40 do Gum Drops j
25 do Refined Liquorice ?
10 cases email Slick Liqaorice;
2 do Calabnce do;
10 do Pranes, in class jars;
.10 do do tn fancy boxes;
In store end for sale by JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
declO No. 6 Wood ttteet.
HAJ-P SPANISH SEGARS-55.000 for «ole by
deelO . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
■ft/TOLASSES-30 bbls.eew pluntauo-i Mobme., per
Columbian, for «Mby
-’ CARSON fc M’KNIGHT.
faction Sales
Auction Card*
1 ' t! 1 fti
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V.t, - . .
Atlantic and Ohio, Pittsburgh to
to Philadelphia
Pittsburgh- Cin. and Louisville -
Lake bne Line
Pittsburgh Gas Workß
filouongahela Slackwater-
Youghiogheny do
BAILBOAD STOCKS
Pennsylvania Kiulroad
Pcuna. and Ohio do
Cleveland and Puisb li do* • • ■
Mnnue Railway and Dry Dock
Fayette Manufacturing Co- • • -
Erie CunoJ Bonds, old
do do do new
COPFKB STOCKS.
PiUsb'gh and Boston (Cliff Mine*
North American
North West
North Western
Iron City -
Eureka
Pittsburgh and Isle Royal
Adventure
Ohio Trap Rock
Ridge firming Company
Bluff •
Colling -
Fire Steel
BANK NOTE LIST.
CORBBCrSD DAILT BV
(Soon A Sargent* exchange Bankers,
Corner qf Wood and Sixth struts, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh Banks par.
Philadelphia " •••« -
Brownsville
Backs county “
Chester Co. (new Issue) -
Columbia Bridge Co.* •
Danville ‘
Delaware co. *•
Doylestown • - ‘
Easton ‘
Germantown -
Lancaster Banks •-
Lebanon
Montgomery cn.
Northumberland
PotU*viilr. • -
Reading *•
Schuylkill co. “
Washington -• 1
West Branch '
Wyoming
Carlisle - • • # :
Charubersburg I
Erie ........ |
Gettysburg!) i i
Harrisburg ♦
Honesdale t
Middletown ♦ i
Wayscsburg I i
York Banks I I
Relief Notes ••• I I
United Slates Bonk lo :
Allegheny City Scrip* • par
Allegheny Co. • • prem
Pittsburgh City w ••• par
NEW YORK.
\ ork City par
.miry Banks t
NEW JERSEY.
All Solvent Banks I
DELAWARE.
A ll Solvent Banks par
Small Notes |
State Bk and Branches • ]
Other Solvent Banks 4
Bk of Sandusky 76
Granville *OO
Norwalk 50
Urbaiuta 5U
Wooster -25
INDIANA.
State Bk and Branches • f
ILLINOIS.
State Hank Uraneh 5(»
Uk of Illinois-—— 75
KENTUCKY.
All'Solvenl Batiks-
MISSOURI
State Bk and Branches • f
MICHIGAN.
All Solvent Bank*-
WISCONSIN.
Marine Be Fire In*, t o ut
Mtlwaukie
TENNESSEE.
ill Solvent Banks- —3
NORTH CAROLINA.
iAII solvent Banks** - • |
| SOUTH CAROLINA .1*
AM Solvent Buoki--- l±
GEORGIA.
|AllSolvent Bucks--
I ALABAMA
! All Solvent Banka- 5
LOUISIANA.
Ail Solvent Bauks 1)
EXCHANGES.
New York } prem
Philadelphia ••• ••} -
Baltimore- }
Cincinnati • • 1 dis.
Louisville 1 -
Bt. Louis- 1|
VALUE OF COINS.
AmericanGntd (new)-par.
do do fold)-5preui.
Sovereigns $ 4.80
Guineas 5,00
Prcdcricsdoers 7,35
Ten Thalers 7,80
Ten Guilders* - - 3^)5
Louis d’or 4 ,20
Napoleons* 3,85
Doubloons, Patriot-• • 15,73
do Spanish* • 18,20
! Ducal* 2.15
MARYLANQ.
Baltimore Bank* par
Country Banks I
VIRGINIA.
Bk or V*. and Branches |
Parmer*’ Bk A Branches I
Valley Bk and Branches I
Exchange Bk & Branch’s#
Wheeling Bank* f
do Branches-•• *4
NEW ENGLAND I
AH Solvent Banks
DAILY REVIEW OP THE HARKETS
Omcs o? th* DaiLt Moamno Post. j
Fnday t December 19, t851.>
REM AH KS—During the past week the weather has
been chargeable and unsettled, and during the past
three or four days the weather was entirely too cold for
outdoor business ; consequently the transactions have
been exceedingly limited. Receipts by river are almat-t
entirely suspended, in consequence of the dosing of our
nvers by ice. Our markets, since oar last review, have
experienced uo material change.
ASHES— Then? conunoes a moderate call for Soda In
small lots for manufacturing purposes. The sales during
the week were moderate, ranging from 3} to 3#, cash
and time; we have sales of S&reratas in lots at 5 to
6}; we continue to quote Pearlaeh at sfo6e ; Pots nom
inal at 3|o4e.
APPLES —The market is moderately supplied with
Green Apples, with sales at £0002.50 & bbl.
al.K—There continues a regular brisk demand forlhi*
article. We quote Manufacturers’ prices—regular dis
count off for cash.
Bavarian Beer, per bbl - ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ $6 00
Common, per bbl - • 6 00
XX do - 3 00
XXX do 0 00
Common, half barrels 3 50
XX do •••• 4 00
XXX do 4 50
Common qr. barrels. 1 76
xx do a oo
XXX do 2 25
BACON—There has been very little doing as yet in
new Bacon, the sales being confined to the retail trade;
We quote hams at 909#c; Shoulders 7074-
BLOOMS—The demand tor Blooms is quite limited,
and principally confined to small lots for manufacturers;
wc quote at 854055 per ton.
BUTTER —Receipts continue moderate, and the mar
ket fairly supplied. The demand for Roil is fair with
sales at 15 to 16c ; Keg* 94010
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—We quote sales at 1,370
1,50 per 100 fits ; in sacks at 75085 c per bag of 50 Bis.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—There continues a regular
demand for Buckets without any chauge in price. Sale*
from first hands for Buckets 13701,90 in lots of 25 or 60
doz from stores to the trade 202,12 doz. Tubs —Sales
in n regular way at 7,50088 per doz.
BROOMS—The slock is large and prices nominal
We quote at, from 75c; 81,00 to 81,2501,75 from stores.
BEESWAX—There is but little offering; good lots of
Yellow we quote at 21022 c.
CHEESE— I There continues a good demand for this
article, with sale* at6o64c as in quality.
CORN MEAL—Sales from stores at 45050 c per hush
©L
COTTON YARNS—We quote Manufacturer’s prices
No. 5, 6, 7, 15* No’ IS, —24
8, 9,10, •—*—-17 Candle Wick, • •—l6
tl—l2 —.lB Carpel Chain, • —2O
13, 19 Coverlet Yam,—2o
14, 20 Cotton Twine,- ••-—2O
17, .23 Batting, • ——■—lo
COPPER—We give the Card price of the Pittsburgh
Copper Works. Ingots 19 to 20els per pound. Sheet—
for Braziers 24035 c.
COPPERAS —Sells at 53,8700,13 per barrel.
CORN—'The stock is ligtu. with but little coming in
The demand is improving. Sales on the wharf at 40c.
CORDAGE—The following is the card prieeof Rope:
Manilla, by the Coil,- • 15e
“ when cut, 16c
White Rope, by Coil, —* 11c
“ when cut, —— 12 c
Tarred do by Coil, 10c
Do when cut,• ——lie
Manilla Bed Cords, 813702.5003,26
Hemp do 81,5002,2503,00
CRACKERS—The market is well supplied. We give
our table corrected and quote:
Water Crackers- —— • 8330
Butter do . 4,05
Dyspeptic do 3,50
Sugar do ~-per pound o*o6*
Soda do • 6*o6*
Pilot Bread 3.00
DRIED FRUlT—There *as more inauiry for Peach
es and Apples during the past week, with sales of old
Peaches at 2,350230 for prone lout. Apples are held at
1,25 to 130 for good lots; the market is barely supplied
with either Peaches or Apples.
FLOU R—The market, during the first part of the past
week, was very dull ; and sales during that time were
made at a slight decline from the prices of the previous
week- The sales during the fore part of the week were
as follows: 150 bbls at 83,75; 100 do at 3,80; 100 do Ex
tra at 3,12; several lots, amounting to about 200 bbls, at
2 7502,87. Duringlhe post threeaays Flour hasslighily
advanced,in consequence of the dosing of eur rivets;
supplies by water are entirely cut off. We notice sales
yesterday at 2,87,2,95 and 3,05; sales from Btore at 312
03,25.
rEATHERS —There is a brisk demand for good lots
at advanced prices. The stock is quite light. We quote
sales from stores at 37042 c.
DRIED BEEF—Sales of-Sugar-cured canvassed at
101011 c by the tierce. Common 100101 c.
FISH—The demand is moderated good; the market
for No 3 mackerel is firmer than the previous week ; No
3 large are now held at 87,00 to 7,25 per bbl.
GLASS—Sates of Country Glass from manufacturers
for Bxlo, 8202,25 per box ; There is
more firmness on the part of holders.
GRAlN—Receipts continue moderate. Wc note sales
of Wheat at 56000 as in quality; Rye 40 t 042; Corn,
shelled at4o to 44c ;in ears at 40 to*4sc. Receipts of
Oats continue large, and saleson the wharf at 35 to 26c
HOGS—We have sales of several small lots reported
at 4*04*0. We are authorised to quote balk meat at
6* to Gc for good round lots.
HIDES—Wo note sales of Dry Flint at ll*012c; City
Slaughter, Green, at 4*o4*c.
HAY—Sales at the scales at from 814 to 818 & ton.
HOPS—We quote sales in a small way from stores at
50060 c.
HEMP—There is not much doing in this article. We
quote at ton. .
' HOMINY-—from stores, sells at 84,u004,75 & bbl
IRON —The manufacturers’ card prices for Common
bar 2by I is 2*02*0 per pound. Other sizes In propor
tion NAILS—The card prices for nails arc—
From lOd to 40d • 83,35
8d and 9d •*•» 3,50
0d and 7d 4 00
3d
-A regular dincoant off* for cash.
LARD—Sales of No. 1 leaf in kegs at 9@9lc; in bbls
Grease6@gL
LEAD —The stock in first hands is largo Limited
sales are made at So for Pig, and6i©sl for Bar.
MOLASSES—There conttanea a good home demand
for Molasses, and the market is barely supplied, We
note sales daring the past week of abos* 150 bbls at 34,
35 and 36c, cash and ume. c , t,
i NAVAL STORES— Rosin at $2,7503,00
per bblj. TaTs2,7s£J3£s: Turpentine 450500..
* Oli*S—lherelsa conuimea moderate demand, with
TOBACCO—On Monday the market was unchanged
in almost every respeei; a sale at the Planters' of 9 hods
assorted grades at 82 45 to 5.00 & 100 Bis; the better
qualities or manufacturing would prohably, if offered,
oring 89 to 10.
HEMP—The market remained in a very quiet condi
tion. Oa Tuesday a lot of 140 bales crime was taken on
an order at 887, and yesterday G 5 bales sold at 889,50 &
ton.
40.00
47,00
25,00
55,00
GO,OO
LEAD—On Monday the market was characterized by
immense activity. Sales of 413,1000,1450 and 1077 pigs
Galena at 4,25 ICO lbs. The inquiry was principally
for shipment to the Ohio river.
POKHT— I The principal sales of Mess have been at 12,-
!2}012,25 Yesterday 79 bbls-BJess sold at 12.12}. and
51 bbls at 12,15.
DRY SALTED MEATS—SaIes of 21 cks shou dera at
sc. and of 29 cks ribbed sides at Gc.
41,00
35,00
35.00
100,00
30,00
37.00
37,00
POTATOES—Common to good qualities bring 60075 c
bushel.
PICKLED MEAT—A sale of 30 tes shoulders at sc,
and 128 les hams at 6}o.
LARD—Sales of 199 tes and 250 bbls prime No. 1, m
lots, at 7c; 130 tes at 7c; 32 bbls at o|c: 33 bbls, 55 do.
54 tes at 7c; 71 kegs at 9c. and 54 do. at 3}c.
BACON —Light sales of new shoulders at Bc, and of
hatus Ht 9c.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
10,00 (0,00
7,5q| 5,33
1,501 2,00
3,001 2.00
l,5(l! 0.00
.1 rsrr 0 mentis water in ths ciiannki.
Wheeling and Pittsburgh*
fake reduced!
WHEELING—The new and splen-
side wheel passenger steamer, WIN
CH ESI Eli, leaves for the above and all intermediate
pons every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 10 A
M. precisely. TERMS.
To Wheeling - 60 cents
Intermediate ports 25 do
Deck passage 25 do
l 7“ If the above rates are not low enough we will
make a further reduction. [dec&tf
For Wheeling!
splendid passenger steamer
BgaMfiSsMWINCHKfrrER,UBQBog D. Moohi Muster
wfllrua asa regular in-weekly packet between this
city and Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at 10 A. M-, for Beaver, Wells
villa, Sieubenviile and Welisburgh; returning, leaves
Wheeling for Steubenville, Wellsville and Beaver every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al 8 A M- J
I er freight or passage,having unsurpassed accommo
dations, apply on board, or to
ARMSTRONG, CROZF.R A Co , Agents,
.pi , Water street.
1 he Winchester is a new side wheel boat, and is the
largest and finest steamer ever built for the trade Pas
sengers und shippers can depend on her remaining in
the trade. fdec2*ti
bar Wheeling, ■“
THE splendid »wift tanmng passenger
JSSSl&teamer cIIPPER No. 2, Tnoais Mobil,
Master, will run ok a regular puekct between this city
ami Wheeling, leaving here every Tuesday, Thursday
Hud Saturday, ailO A. M. Returning. leaves Wheeling
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, atB \ M
tor Wheeling cents.
intermediate Ports gp -j (>
IVck Passage 25 do
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tions. apply on hoard, or to
SHERIFF A ItINNINO, Agents,
_. _.. .. No. 10 Market atroct.
rhe Clipper No. 2, is one of the fastest boats ever
constructed for the trade Passengers and shippers can
depend on her remaining in tho trade. InovgO
For EltUnning and
light draught and pleasant steamer
jsjaMM%CLARION, Capt. MiLUso*a,wiH leave the
A«.c S i.ciiy wit art (mi Monday, Wednesday and Fridays,
at 3 o clock, P. M , for Kioanniug and Catfish. For
freight or passage apply ou board. fnovlß
Allegheny Hirer Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
ifEgLJb Tut fine steamer ALLKGHENY BELLE
•*^nfrrrxr*^ 0 ~ Capt. W*. H A 51»A, leaves the Alle-
for Franklin,every Monday and Thursday y
Tbe fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, CapL
John Hanna, leaves tbe Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin. every Txutday and Friday , at 4 P. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board
For Marietta and &ocfetngpor t•
L«S@lfcf& THRfine steamer PACIFIC, Zakopr Mar
will Leave for the above and intermedi
ate pons every THURSDA Y y at 4 o’clock, P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board,or to
T. WOODS Si SON,
No. 61 Water si., and 63 Front ai.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
rn> Ttl* new and fast running steamer CIN
-efegSgtrrCINNATI, Birmingham, Master, will leave
rroiffimnsarcgularly every WKurfWDAf.
l*or freight or passage, apply on board, or to
mai2o G. B. MJLTENBERGER.
GREEN APPLES—SS bbfs. just rec’d and for sale by
SHERRIFF & BINNING-
No. 10 Market street.
RYE FLUOR—S bbls ,lo close consignment, for sale.
dec 16 SHERRIFF & BINNING.
F LAOS—7a bundles Coopers’ Flags, on hand and (or
rate by ldec(6j SHERRIPFA BINNING.
FLAXSF.KD —it bbls. just received and for sale by
[rieclO] SHERRIFF A BINNING.
LUTE BEANS— 6 bbls just received and for sale.
decld SBERRIFF tc BINNING.
KYIv —6 bogs Rye jost rec’d and for sale by
decl6 __ 8 HERR IFF AJ3 INNING.
CORN— 100 bas. in store and for sale~fcy
decl6 SHERRIFF A BINNING.
('IRaNURRRIES— II bbls. jußt received per steamer
j Diadem, and for sale WM. A. M’CLURG A Co.,
declC 256 Liberty street.
fTtHE undersigned has a LARGE STOCK OF BED
JL STEADS and CHAIRS, of a superior quality,
which they are selling lower than any other Furniture
Establishment in the city. Oar terms are GASH.—
Work warranted. JAMES LOWRY,
Fettcrman’s Row,
cor Seventh and Liberty sts
AHEAD OF ALLt
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
Prepared ana sold by jno. youngson, 2o>
Liberty utreci. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration} the medical virtues of which are fouud to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
lus put up in bottles at 25 and 27cents, each, with full
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has beeu found at all efficacious,and
it so far exceeds the originaiin power, as torender it the
CHEAPESTMEDICINEINTJiE WOULD. Calland
try It. JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. Tlie original Oil in its natural stale as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain fins
claims to be the only Proprietors.
(Ufcw-tf
Important to Femalcii
Doctor latrobe’s french female p ills
un innoeont, safe and effectual remedy for Chloro
sis or or Green Siekneas, Fleur, Aibus or whites, Sup*
pression, Drain enorrbma, Nervous Debility, general
Weakness, Nausea, Pains in the Head and Limbs, Loss
of Appedie, Palpitation, Tremors, Diseased Spine, Cos
tiveness, irritabilit/, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Plata
lence or Wind, and all Uterine Complaints. Price 25
cents, or five boxes for SI,OO Sold wholesale and re
mit by W.C. JACKSON, 240 Liberty street, head of
Wood street, Pittsburgh, and by all the Druggists.
|p“ Full directions enclosed with each box.
UecHhlydAw •
OUEAP WINTER DRY GOODS I
AT NO. 75,
Market Street, between Fourth and the Diamond.
rip HR undersigned has just received from the Eastern
1 markets a large and splendid slock of WINTER
DRY GOODS,comprising a very beautiful assortment
of Dress Goods, adapted to the season, and at least 25
per cent lower than ever offered in this city, viz ;
Black Alpacas, from 12}cents per yard to best mprui* ;
factured ; Printed Mous de Lanes, from 12} to 25 cents
per yard; Black and Colored Thibet Cloths, from 25 to,
75 cents per yard; English and American.Chintz,from
6} to 12} cents per yard ; Heavy Brown Muslins, from
5 to 7 cents yer yard ; Bleached Muslins, from 5 to 121
cents per yard; Red Flannel, all Woot t at2o..cents per
yard SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS.
Bay State and Waterloo Plaid ionear.d square Shawls •.
Black and Colored Embroidered Cloth Shawls; Black
and Colored Silk Fringe Thibet Shawls; all woo) Bro
ha Shawls ; French Merinos, all colors; Lupin’s Black
Bombazines ; Black, Figured and Changeable Alpacas
Cashmeres and Mous ae Lanes; High Lustre wide
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; Changeable and Fancy
Dress Silks; Chameleon Turk Satins; Mall,Swisaand
Jacoifet Muslins; French work Capes and Collars
Black Silk Laces and Fringes; Bonnet Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Coainets, Keniacky Jeans, Tweeds, Bed Ticking and
Checks; Scotch and Domestic Ginghams; Red, while
and Yellow Flannels; Bleached and Colored Canton
Flannels; superior Irish Linou and Linen Lawn*; Bob
Bia, Diaper and Crash. Bed Ticking as low as 6J cents
P °A large assortment of French and English Cloths,
Cassi meres and Vestings- Also, a superior lot of Blan
kets, of all sixes and qualities, to which I would invite
particular attention. tt , .
The customers of the house and all cash buyers are
requested to call and examine for themselves. The
stock is large and complete in every variety and style,
and Win bo .old al th. very
novlO.'Om No. 75 Market 81., Pittsburgh.
Evenlnff School*
I I O. K. CHAMBERLIN'S PITTSBURGH COM-
A MERCIAL COLLEGE, corner or Market and
Third streets. Each branch taught in a separate room.
Such of onr citizens as desire instructions In Boolt-
IceeDlne, Writing, Arithmetic, Mechanical Drafting, Ac.,
are invited to call at the College and examine the ap
rangement*. A teacher is employed for eaebdepart
meni, who devotes his whole time m giving tnstrucuon
O** K *Chnmb e riinfwt th Assistants, takes charge of the
Book-keeping deportment j IX Crouch te«sh«s Wriutig,
B M Rerr. (Principal of the First Ward Public School),
ioitrucutbi class in Arithmetic! H. Moeser gives in.;
mruetion in Mechanical Drafting. _ m _ _
Instruction given from to to o’clock, P. M. fnpvlT
■ Jaaltii Office*
fllirß public are informed that the OFFICE OF THE
1 Bolw) OF HEALTH of ibe City of Fltlsbarghis
n» No fflh Grant street, between Fourth and Diamond
w h e re all Notices and .Communications for the
Board most bc left CHARLES NAYLOR,
r Secretary.
A" DAMS fc CO-’S EXPRESS OFFICE is removed lo
j<o 80 Fourth street.- They are receiving Goods
(rornTMlaadptua mlluitT hours, and eendmg lo.Fhila.J
delptua re forty hours. . «■. 1 I
iecXl BAP® fcyQR3lfTH,AsenU.
ARKIVKI):
None.
DEPARTED:
None.
P.r. from ttie Old Country tctUMAt
P&hSffiLffEßPflO^MSDOS^m
•. * CO* :P~ •;■■.«
Gtneral Emigrahonand Foreign Etehang*J%*f’
rjIHB tudersigued bavins accepted tho Agency oivun
1 above welfknowa House, la prepared lo brngrti l
Passengers from the Old Country, onasfavoritble lernis
as any other House in the C»ty._ - •• vf '■ ,f n Va
Passages can be engaged in the following
sailing punctually on the day* appointed. • - ~
SWALLOW TAIL Line leave* Liverpool on tnc ou
and 21st of each Monlb. , 'nr.i,
RED STAR LINE (saves Liverpool on theannof
each month. « - 'i* v
THE Z MNE leaves LiverpooL?wiee a Month. - .
THELONDON t.INE of Packets sails from Windon
on the flth,ldth,2lst.nnd2fith of every Mania. r • •
THRCLYDELINB nt Glasgow Packets sail* from
GLASGOW on ihe Ist and 15lh of eacfcmomh.
Also—A weekly Line of Packet* for New,Orleans. _ /
Jp* Passengers shipped from New York to any. part of
thewest. • •,
The Senior Partner tesidesin Liverpool,and|o
- the embarcatioo of all passages engoged.m.
this Country. ; - ■
P.S. "Persons desirous of visiting ihe Old Country
can have 1 their passage'engaged through from Pitts
burgh, by application either personally or by letter,
(post paid), to the undersigned. _ .
' PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK -
Can be had at very reduced rates-; by applying:to. the
undersigned .Agem for the Messrs- TuPscoU. prNew
York JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner ol Sixth and Liberty streets,
(2nd story) Pittsburgh
PASSENGERS from the Old Country,in any of IAF
SCOTT 4, CO.’S Linos* will>be • furnished at sea
with provisions of good quality, woekly, a* follows,
without any extra charge s Each passenger of 12 yeuTS
of age and over,2} Hu. oread,-2 lbs. nee, 2 oz. leavSifis.
oatmeal, | lb-sugar, £ lb- dour, i fit. molasses,-ana L-m.
pork. Under 12 years of age, 0 tbs. breadstuff's, l. to.
pork, full allowaucc of water and vinegar, and half al
lowance of tea, sugar and. molasses.
Far passage apply to ■ .
5 K W J. T. TAFSCOTT & CO.,
86 SouthsLN. Y.,or to.
JAMES BLAjCELY,
Sixth and Liberty sis.
«dpS' FOR LIVERPOOL —Packet 0/ r/w.CtA c/
— The packet ship LIVERPOOL
”"™*"Capi- Gardner, will sail as above, iter regular
day.: For freight or passage, havingsupenor accommo
dations,apply to the captation board, foot of BurliDp
shp.or to JAMES BLAKELY,
ocUB cbmer Sixth, and Liberty am.
-jrar- LONDON LINE OF PACKETS —To sail
•JMllpk Bih of November.—The packet ship HENBIK
StSfigaEIIUDSON, S. C. Warren, Master, will sail as,
above her regular day. For freight or passage
buvipg elegant uecomraodanons, apply to the captain,
ou board at Murray's wharf, foot of wharf street, or to
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent,
Sixth and Liberty st3.,Fitt3burgh.
Frub Arrival of Hnr Good* I
t. k. n’EmeuT ifc buqtkkrs,- -
11» WOOD STREET, *
THIRD DOOR FROM THE.CORNER OF FIFTH,
HAVH JUST RECEIVED tmdoflerfor «alß—'
I.UOO M. G.D. and S. B. Percussion Cop* j
4.000 doz. Spool Cotton—assorted >
400 tts. Patent Thread;,
100 great gross Agate Buttons;
3W>doz-GumSuspem)era;
150 doz. Berlin Gloves;
40 doz Cotton Gloves;
l‘.H> pieces Pongee Handkerchiefs;
50 do Ladies 1 Linen do*
75 do Cambric do;
30 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons;
f 5 do Satin and Aiantaa lubbtms;
6 do Cap do;
Together with a large and well selected .slock of
Funcy and Staple Dry Goods
They would also call the attention of the trade gener
ally,to the largest and most varied assortment or Gold.
Jewelry,. Watches, &c y ever offered in this market-nail
of which they offeron the niOßtreasonable.tenns. foctß
Wantodf - -
A GOOD BLACKSMITH—one that understands hta
business anil is used to working cast sleet. None
bat the best workmen need apply, wages paid every
Saturday, Enquire at.
BOWN & TETLEY’S
Enterprise Works, 136 Wood si
Illinois Land sadOenarsl Agsncy.
Washington cockle*
PEORIA, Illinois, will attend to all business connect
ed with Lunds m the State of Illinois—the redemp
tion o( lauds from lux sales, the payment of tuxes, the
sale and other disposition or lands, the location of land
warrants; also to the col’ectlon of debts nud Ihesettle
mentof claims of all kinds. , .
(p- Land Warrants bought and sold. Old Patents of
1818 wanted.
Reference —Thomas PJiillips»..Esq,.Morning Post,
Pittsburgh. ■■■ > noyWol
Home of Rclhgt*
np'hE subscribers forth* erection of an House of Re*
l fuge for Westren Pennsylvania, are hereby nouhed
that an assessment of twenty per cent, on the amount
sut-scribed by each, is required to oe pum 10 uic Ti«a*»u
ror. on or before the 15th day of November next.
Bv order of the Board of Directors.
oct2l:tf JOSHUA HANNA, Treasurer
A Bare Chance Tor Speculation.
FOUR THOUSAND ACRES O t' LAND, in Pendle
oa county, Virginia, withm a few miles of I- ran It -
lin, tbe county seat- Tbe Landis on tho east side of the
North Fork of the South Branch of the Pontiac River.
A fine Turnpike Road leads directly from tbe town of
Franklin to Green Spring Depot, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The land is well umbered and iron ore
abundant M’LAIN * MOFFITT, Agenis,
declsr*2w No. 14 St. Clair street,
Hustcai Notice*
THE undersigned begs leave to announce to tbe citi
zens of Pittsburgh, that he has opened a Room in
Vigilant Hall, opposite the Post Office, Third street,
where he can be consulted ot alt hours ot the day, from
9 A. M.,ou all Musical occasions. A fine Brass and
Cotillion Bond, can be had at all times,on short notice.
Instructions on all instruments at a reduced price,
declaim WM. BYERL*.
To Bridge Bander*.
SEALED proposals for rc-buildlrtg the wooden struc
ture of a Bridge over Pekoio’s Creek, near Logan’s
Ferry, will be received.at the Commissioners of Alleghe
ny and Westmoreland comities, where plans and speci
fications con be seen till 12 o’clock, noon, of the 25d in
stant JAMES MITCHELL,
EBENEZBR BOYLES,
ROBERT KING,
decis Commissioners of XUeghouy County.
CouaoissioNßßs Office, }
Pittsburgh, December 12, 1851. > _____
SoUoeio Brlckmakeri and Quarry Men.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 20th of 0e
cember next, for the delivery of two and a half mil
lions of brick during the ensuing spring and summer, m
about equal quantities, at the Outer Depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and at Water Street, be
tween Liberty and Penn.
Tbe proposals will suite the pnee of delivery at each
point, and the size of tho bricks} those of the larger
dimensions being preferred.
A portionof the brick to be delivered at Grant street,
to be hard pressed, for which the prices and dimensions
will be stated separately.
Proposals will also be received for the whole of the
brick, made from clay obtained from the Company’s:
[round atthe outer Depot, where fuel can be obtained
\y railroad, upon low terms.
Proposals will be received at the same tune, for tho
delivery of about 5000 perches of stone for foundations,
at the above points, or at any eonvememnoint for load
ing on the side of the railroad, between Pittsburgh and
B The proposals will be directed to Edward Miller, Esq ,
Associate Engineer, at Blairsville, Indiana county, Fa.
noghtd " J EDGAR THOMPSON, Chief Kng’r.
'fake Notice.
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to the
lat&firru of Campbell A Kennedy, will please coll
on the subscriber, at No. 198 Fourth street, and settle
theiT accounts. Duty being the arbiter in this case, all
who fail to comply with this notice, may expect legal
means to be resorted to agaiust them.
JOHN R. LARGE,
decllUwdAltw*! Assignee of Campbell fe Kennedy,
T7IUR SALE—THK THREE STuKY BRlCKjggfr
* DWELLING HOUSE) No. 16 Hay street, |§lg]l
Snyder’s Row. Pnoe 83,0C0. Terms, S5OO in. • _ •
cash; $5OO in one year; and $2,000 in five years. To
be secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
Clear of ail incumbrances, and title indisputable.
Apply to D. W. & A. 8. BELL) •
Attorneys at Law,
No. 143 Fourth street-
decl(fc3m
~ Dlsiolatton. of p»rtneMbip< ,
rrillK Partnership beretofort existing between the aub
- L serihen, under the firm of Wright & Alcorn .is -this;
day dissolved by mulual consent, f lie business of the
firm will be closed ul the old stand, 117 Third street} by.
NPKeC A Alcorn. J* WIUGHT, .. . ■
Pittsburgh , pic. 3—declO] WM. F. ALCORN*-
Wit. y’yw W. F. AiCOBN.
Co-P*rtn«rab!pi
THE subscribers have entered mlo Co-Partnership, for
the purpose of carrying on the-Mustard and bntee,
and general willing busiuess< otll7Thnd street, wnere
they will be pleased to see the old customers of Wright
<9c Alcom. [declOJ M'KEE tc ALCORN.
FOR SALE—A Bmall Farm, of GO acres, wuh about
32 in cultivation 1 a dwelling house y -two good
springs; a young orchard; aud five acres of hplendid
meadow land. The whole of the land ond umber is
good; pleasant!? situated eight miles from the.cuy t anu
one-half mile from the Railroad at Hays’. Immediate
possession, and a bargain cun behad.
y S OUTHBERT, General Ag’l,
j eo jO . SOSmithficld st.
1A 1)02. Lace I.eather. extra quality, received and fi>r
1U jaleliy (dec9]_ lt. OAKD A. Ct>.
CTIdKSE— too bxs. prime Cheese,.per Mjchieali,.for,
sale by [deeldl CAff&Qa 1 M KNIGHT.
CrORN - BROOMS — 50 dox. fancy i
, 200 do Cora; tor sale by
oec4o SMITH A SINCLAIR.
’ m li \ DOZ. VVODUKN BITCKKPS j
/IF 10 do Tubs For sale by
dVdO SMITH * SINCLAIR.^
VPDZrPINK LININGS received and (or tale by ~
OU dec9 B. BAKiJ <X HJ.
F“liA i fHERS—1,000 tts. prune Kentucky Feathers
just received mid for salo by ~ ■
de its KING * MOORHEAD.
BLOOMS— 150 tons Jumaia, ane 50 tons Bedford
Jorv Woom* »„ .^ D
CAA ROXKOALSINS}
OUU 250 na. do;
ICO* uarior do;
500 dram* Figsi
300 hr do" 4 do;
25 casks Currants;
25 kegs Raisins;
25 mats seedless Raxams; lit store and for
sale by JOSHUA RUODES & CO M
deoil No. 6 Wood street.
BUS. PEA NUTS;
iO\Jv/ 2,000 Cocoa Nuts;
25 mats paper shell "Almonds;
25 do Molaga do; -
5 bales Bordeaax • do;
30 bags Filberts;
25 do- Walnuts; Ju&t received and for
[decll) JOSHUA RHODES A CO
;■)/ Hi BXS. NO. 1 FIRECRACKERS! "
OUVJ 200 do Smoked Herring;
CO doz. Pepper Saace,
50 do Pickles, qts end hair galls ,
40 do Mush room,Walnut A Tomato Ke.tchnp
25 do Salad Oil, qta ,
10 do do do pts, la store and for sale*
debit 1 , JOSHUA RIIODBS & CO.'
rrio i,Br—TWO LARGE JROOMS, who bath room
and largo fire proof safe attaehetJ,inthe bnclr build
tag,No. 149. onFonrtlt street ' n<IT tQ
Office of Associated Firemen’slnsnrnnceCompany.kos.
134 and 195 Water sireet -■ - {deb9
'TkAedDA TEASTORB—Juslteceiyed— 1
X 90tikis layering 1 ! Ousted &Kari , -
10 , do, * Powered do, , ‘
. 4 casta Doable Refined Loaf Bamf; *
, d«3 • HAWORTH* CAtBNS.
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSATAIULIIa. . '
THE original and only genuine preparation for He
permanent cure of ConsQropiionBiip_Diseflsea of
the Lungs, when they are supposed to beeflfccteil byilie... .
100 free use of Mercery, Iron. Quinine, Apr * c ' -
, IT WILL CURE WITHOUT TAIL,
. .. Scrofula* '... ,<•
orKinghsEvil,
Cancers, Tamorsj >
ErupUons-oftheSkin,-. ...
Erysipelas, Chromo Spre ..
Eyes, Ringworm,, ot Tetters,
Sceidifead,Kheumalifln,Pauo*m
the Bones or Joints, Old Sores and UK
cers,SwellingoHhe Glands, Syphilis, Dys ■-
pep&ia, Salt Rheum, Disease .of the. Kidneys, -
1 Loss of Appente, Diaeasesonsingfromihe ,-.-,1
use of Mercury, P&m in thc Sitles and \
Shoulders,General Debinty,Drop
sy, Jaundice,.and v; . *-vv>
, .CostivencsB».• ' s -.-.w.
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN
THE SHAKER PREPARED ‘’"YELLOW- DOCK”
AND THE U SABSAPAEILLAi” : . .
are the invaluable'remedial agentsfromwhich .?■
UuyXolts Improved Extract-of Yellow Dock and Sur* f
saparilla,, i 8 formed jnnd,the laboratory of Dr. Guyzott :
has given as the virtues of these roots m lUcirjpmec->i r'
don- His preparation contains all the restorative prop- . : •
ortiesof the roots,-combined anil concentraied id their . ' ■
uunosl strength and efficacy
i Expenmeats wcre mfldc m lhe maoafaciure of this
( medicine; anuht was found that it coaid not 56 further : n ‘
i Improved
i' Accordingly, we find it resorted to,alraostuniVerfiallyp r"
i incosesof and Cutaneous complaints " "
i fo* general prostrauon of alMhe vital powers, v .and all : v
i iho»e tormeniingdiaeases ofthe skin, so trying tothe v.
I patience, and so injurious tahealtb
10* SypiultSf HTcrtunaiGoioplaintSf Ccmuri< r-i t >‘ -.
Gangrene, fiheumansm r and a vast vartety cf oth£r.dwi* \.; i:\.
gruableanddangcTousdueasa.arespeedtlyandjtetfiutiy;
cured by the use of Mts medicine wr
. Salots, (Michigan),. October 0,1851.
Mr. John D. Park—Dear,Sir:.Jt:is with unutterable ;
feelings of gratitude that I- am ablc.-through the. Divine ' v
Providence of God, and by the wonder-working , agency
of that excellent medicipc, ‘*Gayzoii’s; Yellow Doek -'
and Sarsaparilla,” togtveyou afew sympU>ma;Ofimy
almost hopeless 6oae, -• . /
In the winter of 1850,1 was attacked with: a severe . t -
pain* which was gradually, extending throughthe.wfaole
right side and leg; ni the sameurao, a total prostration
•of mypbyaical.aystemi also,my leg had shrunk to, about;
T<vo- thirds - of- iu common sue. 1 procured the attend*,
i once of a skilful practitioner, who prouoonocd mT;.dis-!:. ; .
i case one of the worst forms of liver complaint. Herald
my cose was one not easily handled, faut preBcnbed for,*',
i me- I reraaiued under his treatment ,until l
fied he could uot help me. ItlfeuprocnTedof.yoaragent->
at this place, W. A. Beers, two bottles of GuyzoU’s.Yel- . „
low Dock aud Sarsaparilla, from which. I a -?
vast amount of benefit. - After huvutg faken four botueav.;a >
more, Iwas able to pursuemy business witboutanv
inconvenience, and have becn sihce tbat tuno a weii.:-
man, while but a abort mne since j waa ermfioed to my v . y- s
bed three-fourths of the time; and I cannot ascribe-the . •
return ot my health to any giber cause than by th&^...
agency of that troly valuable medic»ue, Guysott’S' Yel
[JW Dock and Sarshparllia." lIASSEL VAUB}PER;-V'
S-Lira, October 14,1851.; : :• •
Ulr.J. i). Pari—Pear Sir: I send you the foregoing ,
certificate, and so fur as l.am acquainted with tats cafee* '
it is oil true. Iprocnred u, thinking it might be a-bene*
fit to you and the afflicted. You. have the privileffc of : .;'.:.
nalngitas you thtnk best- Yours, 3V,A.BEERi?-..
The following LeUtr is from ti highly rispcctabU PAjm
cianyiohopnjoys an extrusive pTactwar'
Navioxb, (btarkCo.,l>), Nov. 1,1851* ~
Dr. John I) Park-Dear Sirs u Dr. GuyzoU’s Extract
of Sarsaparilla ” This medicine has been prescribed >
by me for liie-labt three years, with good effect, in gend- v
ral debility, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Chrome and Nervous diseases. In all
plaints u certainly is unequalled. ’ , -
lu tbe uso of this medicine ilia patient constantly, >•
gains strength and vigor, a fact worthk-of tfrea? con- ; '
«iderauon. It is pleasant to the taste and smelivand can
be used by persons with the most .delicate stomachs, t
i with safety, under any circum lonceß, 1 am Syealang
i from experience, and to the nl&icted I adviseits nsr.
I ' DR. JF. S. LEEPER.
| Exrraei of a Leiur from an extauive Mtrthanl in Ntffl;
| 7 vahy ITucomuk
I ■ • Neehaii, (Wisconsin), Ocu.2o<iBslv if< ■■■-■
| Mr. John D. Park —Dear Sir: J am.out of yottr.“sVls- ? -v?^
I tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,-’ and u Di. Gnyzatt T s.Ex».-.?
j tract o t Yellow-Dock and Sarsaparilla,” -Please for*%j n.r*.
| ward a supply immediately
| Your Balsam of VVtW Cherry worked to p charm here, :>. ;>v
I —not a bottle failed oflafibrding immediate rehefiandin-- : -jt
j every instance but one (an old gentleman-off?*
] of age), a -cored; and the \ ellowDock has done equallyr-v.-: >
jas well. I took three bottles myself,. lost ihlt,and - .
joyed perfect healthlaslwinler Y -fer tho firstwintcrfo*; ><;v:
j eleven years t being troubled , with -a severe eruption ot; -! -ir
I tbe skin, which laid me up from two weeks to . : :
1 months every winter-and spring, until last winter. %
| Henry B, Jones, a brother merchanrand n paxticular ; -
friend of mine, took two bottles of the yellow Dock for "< *
la Scrofulous Eruption, which (has worked an entire >-
j cue*
| My store is {at the. corner of Wisconsin Avenue and. -.
Waluutslreet. Yours, respectfully, . ,
CB ARLES B. CASE. . t
10* Pnce 81 per bottle —six bottles for£s. t> ;r,
Sold by. . J- D. PARK. Cincinnati,.Ohio,. n
North-east comer of Fourth and Walnut sis.,—entrance -
on Walnut—Lo wborn all orders muslbe addressedi . '
J Kidd i Co, Pmsburgh; L^Vllcox t Jr,conierMarket .-i
street and tbe Diamond; K.A Fahnestock. A Co, PUta*;
burgh; J A Joues, Pittsburgh; ,JUee A- Beckham, Alle* -
gheny Cuy; L T RusseH,- WII Lamber
lon, Franklin; L B Bowie, Umontown; HWeliy;-! s
Greensburgh; S Kountz, Somerset; Scott A Gilrikore,:
Bedford; Reed A Son, Ilun tmgdon; Mrs. Orr, Honidays- ■"
bnrgh; Hildebrand ACo; Indiana; XRWrfghtjKltlan
nlngj Evans A Co; Broofcviile; A Wilson & Son,I’-’ 1 ’-’
Waynesburgh; M’rarland A Co,N Callender;:Mead-- •■■■*
ville; liurtorrA Co, Erie; Henry Forkejy Mercer; Jas \
Kelly A Co, Butler; S Smith, Beaver; Jf P Summertony c
Warren; F L AC S Joues, Coadersport; P Crookeri-v ’ -
Jr-,Brownsville: • • 7 :foovlfc'
Ayer’* Cherry, Pectoral I
For the guretof coughs, colds; hoarse-
NESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING; COUGH ; j :
CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION.
. Among the uameroQS discoveries.’Sciende lias made '
In this generation to facilitate the business ofhfe, in- ;
crease us enjoyment, nnjl oven prolong the lerm-of hu-* '
man existence, none can lie named pi more realvnlflc >t
to mankind., than this eoulcibnUonof Chemislry.ip. the.
Healing Art A vast trial of us virtue* ihrougbonfthisv.' .
broad country, has proven bpvoadu doubt, that no medi- .
cine or combination, .of medicines yet known,can po.i
surely control and cme the numerous varieties of pnl- -'-:..
monary disease which have hitherto, swept from;
midst thousands and. thousands every year, Indeed.,: ::
there isnowabumiani reason to believe aßemedyhas -Tu
i at length been, found wluch can,be relied on locate the .S'--;
i raostdangerous affections oftho lungs: Oursnaceheret - -
i will not permit usto publish anyproportionoftbe cures ?-•
( effected by its use, but we would pree.enUbe following
[ opinions of eminent men, and refer further, enquiry t 5 - v
the circular which the Agent below named t vrjll always , r....
be pleased to furiush frec, wherein are full particulars,',
and indisputable proofs of these Taels. > • -j- ■•••
From thePrcsidentof AmherstCoJlege,thecelebraied .
Professor Hitchcock. .-: . v-....■>•
MJamesC Ayer—Sir: Ihaveused your. Cherry Pec- r,
loralinmy own case of deep-seated Bronchitis, and am ;
satisfied from its chemical constitution, ihaut isnn . .
mlrablo compound for the relief of
ehial difficulties. If my opinion as toils superior char?.'i ••
aeter can be of any service, yoa are at liberty to use.it .
“ yo “ tll ' nk| ’ rol,e KDWAßD UITCHCOC!C I UI.,&. , ,
From the widely celebrated Professor SiUmoitjM.
h L D., Professor .of Chcinistryv AliDefalogy, - *■-
Ae-*Yahs CoitegeVMefaber of thrHitL^hat,•
' ~ 'Med: Phil. nnd-3cientifie Societies of*. "
• - ■ '• • • A‘mericaand.EuTope»'-v.\:::-A---.■
»Ideera the Cherry Pictorial an admirable compost
tiort from. s6me of Urn besiarliclesm.theMaiena'ftltdH .
ca . and a very effective remedy for fbb class of dneas* '
eshislntetidedlocare ” 4
• New Haven, Ct-sNov;-i, ISIp.- • r'* ■
Molor'Pottisen; President of the Si C*. Senate: states: - ~-
he has used the Cherry Picioral wuh.womteml eac
cess, to cure an inflamation of Uie lungs. N
Fron one of tits* first physician* in Maine, vv' ? r ' -
I • Saco,' Me., ApnJ2s,!§ip, *•:
l i)r J- C. Ayer; Lowell—Dear Birr lam now
i staritly using your Cherry Pcctoral-ln. my practice, aud r
1 -ri
i From observations, of many seyerecasej?, I um.eonvmev
1 ed it wdlcurecoughs,colas,•h.nd-diseasesof.ihelungs;^ fJ; ' . '
that have put t 6 defiance all other rmethds. - j - - '
I invariably recoramendUßUscni caseofeonsamption. *
and consider uninch die best remedyknown for that dis-'"
case- RespectfhHy yours, » ..v-.vciir,:-
1B , IS CUSHMANjM.D. ;
Prepared and sold byJames Oi AyerjPracucalChem
ist, Lowell, Ha«s
Ip* Boid in Pittsburgh wholesale an4.-rctaU>iiyß.: A;.-.
Fahnestock,and byJ.MvTownsejul; in-Allegheny Oily;;:-
by IL P. Schwartz, and J. Douglnss,aßd by. druggistac? :
generally
Jt S. Tongb>i C«l«br*Ud Ktlitrcßl OU*
FOR. Churches, Stores, Parlors, Steam boats, . Canals
Boats, Halls, Chambers, Enchens*Workshops*an&v.':
indeed every place where light is required.: -
are respectfully invited, to caU : aiulcxumine abeaoUlhJ...
ass(n<tment'or-thenl4unpß«' i
fdr Lard Lard Oil,'fcc.*<shandelicrs t <3iraadolesiWuli*/,-
i ehi,Mantel Decorations,
Paper, Tin Shades, Mats and Cans, and all things per
taining to the trade. Also, a snpcnor ■ v
for Steamboats and Sta Wes. , .~j
i The cheapest light to be found for store aftdsnoppur-*: v
noses. Is Touch’s Refined Chemical Oil and ;
Which a splendid light' la obtained* al l of a eent per v:c , ,
honri equal, it not superior, io gas. We invite an. ex- ,
smmatLcm of our goons undpricev..Beingprenared,by
the accoraalatiofl of 12 years* experience,and with fa
cilities to supply both.the wholesale aud,retaiUrado t on
the most favorable terms, attbe PittsburghOllandkamp
Store.
All articles delivered in any part of the cltffor in Al- "
legbeny, free of cost '
i ETHEREAL AND CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIL, re
gnlorly supplied once or twice a week. Ail orders left
with the wagon, fwhichls constantly passing round the
City.) will be promptly attended to J. 'S. TOUGH.
TJ0.82 rourth street* Apollo Hall.
i aprWdAwy , netwecftfrjafkei and Wqod.,
1) - Varaltu* «na Chair Wartraotns.'
B JOSEPH MEPER, 45JH’eBh ft a
MUCaa&I Btidge. fceto* constemlj; ca Jiand aaS to*k«^-’
I mUjo ’rlai;iSs J -^T
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