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EUROPEAN NEWS! Auciioneer.j The weather conunuea cold. Basiness remams dall, J Domestic and Foreign Exchange t Bank Notes, I ® 1 ;TQinhfaltnda^l£2^<j| 0 i':u"!^:;
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"nELEGATB bHKWBOB. AKUi _ _ Hence of neatly thirty yearsin tluaUneof bo«too«a,lio era remain closed The past year, we naye oeen BXOBABaB 4HD B4SKIBB HOOSK , SAVANNAH DIHbCT. , Imparity of thßßl«oi>'»lUtan a&easesA.theyenerei, f>*> »- .>
If DEiLK hk vOLCTIOS IN FRANCE I haraXniUilne InsayVgthat ne wUI be enabled to gjye informed by eome 0 f onr oldest and most successful „ * A PBC O** » ongln. Skta IhM*"* Bcm*«lle JEnmddns, ttMr.
5 i in. Keen from REVO . enure ealafacuon to all those who may feel disposed to mOIO uriously operated on ourbosmess tSßfilliaitt &.. Bill & ©0«« General Emigration and -F ar *'6 n ,** c ™l® l ff t s. ..Bmg»Bi^Merg!!^^Byg^te^Kp%»«lg!^i«4^.,y,- 1 j.,.;. : .^ % tt^^ t ._^;,, % .i^y,^.B:; a> .v v =i».var,
l !,rjur“ a HaIITAX. Dec. 20. A ~S> any other, formLiy years .*., semmer 5W '" «“»“ « ’ f . 1 ‘ !'
[± The steamer Europa, from Eyeg’ool, arrived px» B , ~ and fall, to iom continued low and now (n , lnTlßlstiU i™^» PO3ITS terns* . t '
> ■■- .-.■ ■•■ here this morning, havintrexperienced a constant AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, doting of ihe nvera entirely ihe main sonre® of kdwabp &ahm- fi.iany other Hoasemihe c J' y '- lhe following linci, CnrfleUaranlced. , ■■- v>i i ;■■■■;■:■.- .-': ' l. is i-t- :
it Ms nominal saccession of heavy and lost a man over- y-r a vtn*p for ihe our dependence. Oar meichems al this lime, are really kbajhsuc RAHA. - nn e nrifm?hv b ontheday* Spolnted: ••.••.-••■•. ;/^FolmeelyFearV.pTftCdco^n?.^^jU^MtMbles.^lr; t :;^:■/^
with pleasure board during the passage. She left Liverpool years!in§ilselty. would respectlhlly so- peeuUarly stmated, the old year has nearly closed, jS”*»"g» fg%j%. J?.' a %L,S.£""' , in*<,i SWALLOW-KtlL Lino leaves Llverpoolon the 6th y allyrtionisy . '
'•A . Z *'< • ■ tmnortnul on the 6th K consignments if Goods, to be sold ;n this market, whßn !ol Ucmenu are made, and much money Bomwit c^ a ‘ 3 ’f^ o^ and «.t of cadi Month. nn jam ot “S 3 pnvme eonsnlung rooms,4l Diamond ay. t > f*, ■ " -
,'riVir" •. nj J 0 f Ha offi- The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the 2nd, »S^'rt^re r 'and Serai required, wb.le many of the metchants have mnch of pof Thl r d \„d Wood st. .direct y opposite ibj 9 UNE ,eav '” ‘ tqr Charges moderate . V.V< r
ef , ~, after a rongh passage The Baltio amved on Advances on nil kinds of Goods .consigned os for sals their capital locked up in Sugar, Molasses, end Produce Charles Hold a ELI THE / UNCIf-sves Liverpool TwrceaMonth- O EUMATISM —J>t> “f *'J f«“* J % '
~ and rnth t the 4th. here. „ __ _ generally, wuhout means to geilo markci Money mat- Removal. THELONDON LINE of Pachete sails from London ];{, „ d# . fol Rheumatlsmir AspeedvandcerWlnTemedy l - , -
rtnenpf nil Cotton—Thestartlingnews fromParta ohMked le^v}^fD. r vpoSdSco*John , jf. Anderson ico ? R.H. ters too, are perhaps as tight now, if not more so, than at ># HOLMES A SONS, ""THE°CLTnfe ; LWffiot eltugow?aeta“ sails from • f f?^^%^^fctß«!»»lrt^goW!yo^feW^^;:.^^<^; > igiß^a-113-ari > CAV<gS-^'.'»-l^
r’'' •rjylC'i®, f' *-A tl’ ’S s r,< U‘ , nominatioi the upward tendenov; subsequently holders Stone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co. Larkin any other time during the past year uavs aaisovan thhb bahswo *ro eichauss orrics GLASGOW on The Ist and 16th of each month MOND, Pttuhnrgh, Penna. The Doctor tsatwaTS m ’) » . . _
ity of the vc evinced increased nuxgty lorcalire, which gave g^ Louis.. b Bader a ■rothers, c—u, A ,v, . M ,s JS?* ‘.
1 ; -\vltl a -now liefo week were Vooo hales, of which P. M’KBNNA, Auctioneer. “«3» Salerains 4105*, Pearls 6|o6e pANKERSAND^ Den- The Senior Partner resides in ' I’. '/ *•
fidently rel; mnerilntors took 8700 bales, and exporters 1000. CHEESE-Sales In a regular way, at ou> OJc, with a Q | er< ln Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and penniends the embarcaUon of all passages engage ;s;:?:!«;sias|s nCsSsWd^ff^K^.^i.'VLfSSis!
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nm Notwithstandine the alarming news in Paris, account of whom il may ooncem—A veiy. extensive and SEEDS—The demand n quite limned for Clover and BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, Corner of SlxOiandLlberty Streets, ;:■>.<
~ *y ■r?cl A'ifc. |> Vil/X”idl more com NOvwlvU&iutiu ug t» »ninAhi« pnllecuon of lechcichc Wid QIU()Q0 btUclcb ana ~ . -/r*i/»wA» nt 8467 to 86' Itxrse IV £ Cottier of Wood Oftrf SuM JlrMtt., PtUsbvTtfh, Po "/OnSt ■• •■:.?■? -.‘.t'*
a afficft tli’ai a fair business vras doing at Manchester. toy! seme of which are pamally damaged, comprising Timothy. Small sales of Clo . ... txeaLBRS in Coin, Hank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign 00122 ... .1 ttv » A > A p:
>ffice tUM British funds have been very.Benßtbly af- China colOffnes and. vaaesj candlesucks; cups i olflWO uld noicommand the latter figare. Timothy doll, JJwU Domestic Exchange. Certificatcß ofpeposn.tc tSfi^e
f r '3 feat mt< fected by the sudden and astounding crisis in - 5 ' ■
esnnar French affairs. Pndertheacoonnts which reached ohemian cologne.; do kingholders and tumbler., GROCERIES—The transac Sales of Suaar CUHR&tfr and parfandsroeelyedoadepoalto wnhomauy
rnpeess London on the 2d inst., Consols receded 2i per 'a Va curd plates arS basket., do alaba.ter noted to the city trade In .mall lots Sales of Bugor cOLLECTKINSntadeon allpirtsofthe Union,attha ofageaiKlovorJlil), broad, 2 Ib. r ' ct: ft ■' 'i
V * npnL ° Sardtmart stock fell 2 per cent Thefol- paperpic •, -mall china pilchotg; several seiu of Gmhlc atSja6i „ ln , n alliy Mola.se., we quote 37 to 40c, | aw ., lra , e . »P» .. °“i I,ca |v t *^ r T?v r a„ofagV oaXbrcXdsmT,! ft ' r
“ P * lowing dnv the London stock market recovered LL l ™L“:,;fJ;“ , /"io P “dcsXn.'fans amsuque, iurica Coffee, StiolOo „. „rc Da nort, mil allowance half ul - 4
i-tT-r-7S eqnallj ltae lf in some degree, and Consols returned to «“»■ Q “™“ p° om adePnrlsicnne, pearl and.h.-Heardca —— BAH g„, M Wood Str..i, to , ?’ » .« H
r 'fltld within 1 per cent, of the previous quotations.— ? es; memoraiidatn b ok* PORT OF PITTSBURGH. Third door bdaw Fo*rth-{v:uiitdc). r p S PP £J. T TAPSCOTT&CO., '-.'1,. -^.'7'-^
" a wumn i pci wui.«i J OPI /3vQefi. nnd larec cushions; glohe rattle*} hand looking — n IfillT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly • an 4nnih at. N Y.s or to
f ■ that : 0n the 5th > consols closed *vt look»n?gl*a*e* tmfeeii two excellent gntiars, one aupc- t ncues watkb in tub channel *> r sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Note* dia- JARUBSBIiAKKLY, >,f-: ■;■■.'■'■ w??: W&
PRANCE nor aceorde on, a g real many ofdifferemsixcaaiidqual. rccr c Vanad Golds Silver and Bank Notes, booght and sold- JAWt,S sSfb and L’lhcrly «. >
J i£ r' y " mes, Bohemian glass decante ”Lnllrni ARRIVED Collections made in all the principal ciuesof the United oc ‘f - ; * S' - T '
woX boxes; gents’ dressing cases, magic lanterns, ftn None. tliates. Deposits received of Par and Current Panda. , &fSBT FOR ‘LI YKRPOOL—P«*r«t jL£I£&JP • - i.--
rBb^;s v cy and toy bmikeia, GoUnc aalveia and wmmra* Tm>h DbPARPLD mart? y _ _ - Thr packet ship UVfcWWI; , ,
and Lotogames, chiuaja^e one cnee None EXCHANGE \ND BANKING lIOUSL OF ““copi Gardner, will.sailas above, heirwgujar fs> j .
.assorted loy« amber p JJ ri "SJ j l 2L l J , nt!B . ff fi? eR . = R a. WILKINS 4 CO aay . .For freight or passage,havingaapetioracwmnjo ?••• L : ::a. <*
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rvv bocoht and sold on commission.
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V 1 -CSting X*oBpeB 01 /- Market street,corner Irent. COM- soOdnmw Plga; ..... --.. -.■..■.■■■>-■-.
. / .wn looe.they may have a good house. r t ,anTTW~cTiAMPAGNES. -£t Mca and A T »• «■ chambbrun s_ “ U Mn"ei and aoohido' 30, „
'•■“■■ - .:~, . . I : b M..“™..Siii,.n,> and Anchor Wine.,quarta.tor sale A ,MEROIAL_ . separate room. 25 caaksCurrann., -.: •*«>*
. £@“"Miner & Co., Ho. 82, Smithfield street, _ ysrr...i,in Varm for Hale. by “ Idenlfl] J. tftKAVhR, Jr TlSock of o“'r ch-aens as'desirelnductions in Boole- 25rtat« s«dlesVßaisins; In store and for Boats,Halls,CUuabera, and
* a f «inpWed the Pictorial Carpet Bag for rpHR gubKcrkber, surviving Executor of the la-i will -■ •, U ppn a Pl*J ES W bbls- just rec’d and for sale by tecDtne Writing. Arithmetic, Mechanical Drafting &c -> JO9HU* RHODES-fc CO., indeedcv6Wplttcewhei!abghUßreipui^ v ,^e - p^^c.v.: ; :-._:.;^;..;-;/ lV ;->..^^. 1^;i . i ..-:..
:.'■■ ihayojustrecetycauie (IWMV p 6 . r l.,X~f'Jmentofai>nne( Snodgrass, deceased. of- / V KEEN At-li-ts-M urns j ?“Smd to «il at the College and examine the er- tale by • Mo. 6 Wood street. ate respectfully invitedto calland .ex*niim.;«i6j!«?UM;K.^
price 10 cents. The cheapest A.““ Af,^ri»o?^ B ale thehlansion Farm of saidde- AJT No lOMarltemreet. “ e ' Zl„,. a eachcr i- employed for reach .depart- deell —r-. — — adsortmentdf theselnunp*. Also;lminpaofaUkinds^
..file HoUday?- ze J:, to pifwW*"“e. Alle«heny county, deett No leeiareet. r “ g , c ™i.o dnvotet his"hote umeln givinginstruction , c/utißS PEA NO? 8 ) , fortard EafdOtl.fce ,ehtmde£rs,«lrendole3,Wiuti
Of,'-^7l'^rTiX'' I ':.Vvv£?l^n r 777->-7 t *a’7> ) t t.p C f Pintnnal ptlblished. r Imtdn nf “mniifl E stjnnt Ksq:.'belrsof John yn fmior—s bble., to close all- men h hr n r'- t ' Itilit 7'2.o:oCacdalSnfs, -\ efs.MantelDecornlions,Lamps,Globes,Glasses,Wicks. ' : ■.■ . :
and best ytc F ■ hundred E'decie BHBRMFP * BltfMNfc Ass.s.ants,tak«schai«of the IU ” V ’*intent paper shell Aimonds,
~ . acres; on which i* creeled one two storyrrame House, tSi. *GS— >7j bunches Coopers* bond and for Book-keeping department; D. Crouch teachr* vVTrting, 25 do „ a j?^ rt J n ! tainingtothe irade.AJso, a Superior SMefy: 8an10T0, .. ,. ;
i ' , an Act of Assembly S£ e ianlc Barn, stone Milch House* dud .other ou ldcclCJ aHERRIFF & BINNING b?I Rerr (Fnacipal of the Fim Ward Public ScnooH, sboles Bordwax' do, foTSteapboots and Stables.
. w.r,.TN Poisnwice of > . gu pp lemc ,u thereto of hou , e a; about SO acres cleared, and in a good elate of A • v«b«-h' b'birTnnTeeelwd'ohd Tot sale By class in Aiithmeuc; H. Moeter gives - "30 bogrßlberts j ™hr-.i nn * fnr V;.Jhecheape«lirtt to befoittnd: for ttp» : |*d;iiDpJ^:^i,
lS sitACI forlheincorpo- Svation; coai. Perrons wish- T7^*??gf>“ U - bb,a * J BHERR FF & BWNING. SSSton nMwhanioal Drafting. ~f > __ - ' h 5 do 'Watags Ji“SKSggWW 'posew^Tb«gl^fi^« W •'
ami Warren Roil «ee the property will e*» on the subscriber, near I Ideriej , ~^.r nrr d nn- from fi* to 10 o’clock, P M__[novl7 ideclU iOSHUARfiOPES_&_CO,._ whic h & splendid iighi is obtained M» of a cent per 1
* . -tatiem of the. open&d for subscriptions BwMook’* Fields, or on the property. ' .fur HlTb- BIsANS-6 bbl sii i w , i»mifp V l d BINNING * HealtbOttlce. V>j\rv BXS. NOl mRECIUVCKERS, ;; ’' • fcmuriegnalyif not superior, /We ioyite^api.®,; :-/■
_■... .;■ joid.fipuCftP.yJ CromDunv. atlOo’elodk, A. terms—Oue-tbird cash, iho balance m two equal an- W decld SHERRIFF &g_ „„ tIT? “fermed that the .QfIPJCB QF THE •{( )( ) gio do Smoked. Herring t ...... andttatiottof ourgooda andprices. Beiagprepa»d,by ;
jSovemlier'tFwi IBsl,*nbe St Clair n Ua lpaymeni?, secured by bond and mortgage on the V vYE—S bags Rye just rec’d and T OF HEALTH of the-City ofemsburgh is u j 5O dos. Pepper Sauce s > , theacctnnalalwn^f^years^experxeiw^ianasWWififc*
Robinsoe, Jr., Laird for Halei , -' c ?£°- r _ and for sale by H t o,NCLAIR oi f Board mast be left 0H fg, S “do d do’pis.’ In store and for sale, delivered In any partof thedty.wln AI-
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James Re.. Snowden, GoW of John I! Senlley, oil “Chanler-; cVeek,' moUACCO-SO boxes assorted f«'£' RT k 9ILL JeelO J_ WKAVBR Jr_ ' d^h , a tn fany hoars FORSYTH, Agenls Utg, No 1« on toarih street. E^»“^ DWjLAS , city,) -wlllbS Ptotdptly attended u. I’s.'guqH, . ‘ -
Robert fjrv. . ~ M„nnline. rnn, dl? t frniP tl-* df i»iii«linrch.-and one-hall mile || Ml STUAKi . TJv HtiUhsl BOCK CAHWI, deel7 BAKER A totts* t“ rrgen« . ’ r , . nllin „ rmP „n„ Tt ,,„ r Wn. iNo S 2 Fourth slreet- ApoUa Hall, «
J* l ”Alexander Colwell, b.t|,w Baldwin's l-ndge, contaimng abom 75 notes, half ebe>t3 Young 4U 35 do Chtron; TDSaVER well Improved oSceof » * fte«9 aprlfcd&wy oetweenlHarkeUnd Wood, >
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•* Richard Reynold., . ctmmm* e , c crop The bnUdtngs eonstst _ dec9 .s-Mra~7nrig 20 do tuxl4~.lT. 40 do Gum Drop., Sreityor which is upland meadow. A young x w do | OT ?S - mCannlßndge.keepsrfonstantlyonhandandmakes ', •»
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- tumptle, thirteen miles laSi. , wfS ode reigned. - ■ - . JAMES C.p{CBEV. Vby Ideefll »jua»i » ,o do it t , - g. CDTHBERT, GenTAgent, >t , 7 ,»Wood^dtt4--WJSSMWJ . • -t. , *
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It will he seen from the. returns below that a
majority of the Wards hare taatruoted for Jora
rGtmmte. We hare not the Bbghtestdoobt
but that his nomination will be hailed by the
citizens with pleasure. He has made a most ef
ficient and important public officer; discharge
Si duties of b.s office without personal oonsid
erations,. an<i with the most strict
between men of all parties. We are satisfied
with his nomination, and we are confident th
mftloritv of the voters will agree that he is the
onlymantiow liefore the people in whom they
iS rely to an efficient discharge of
the duties of the office
T he competitor of Mayor Guthrie, Mr. D.
Campbell, is one of our mosthighly respected
citizens. We do not known man in our large
community more deserting of popnlar suffrage,
or one more competent to discharge the duties
of the office than.our.friend. Campbell. Added
to his gfeat intelligence as a business man, he
-possesses nn urbanity of manners, which, is ab
uolutely, necessary for the. discharge of the du
ties of rt'piffilic officer. His successful compe
titor is eqnally endowed with mate principles of
■ honesty-and courteous .manners, and we feel
pertain that Mr C wilt give him a hearty sup
port. • - *- t
The following we believe to be a correct bstof
the delegates elected:
Ernst Wilsorj, M :
McStein, Jos. Newhouse, J. Vorheller, A. Nich r
alson—for John E. Guthrie. ~
Seoonp Waed— Delegates.— H. 8. Magraw,
Samh' Dilworth, M. Keenan, George Wilson,
John M.-Jrwin —for Guthrie. ... .
ThiSjj WaSd— Delegate!.— M. C- MiUigan,
Wm. Montgomery, John Mellon, Felix Lafferty,
Alex. Holstein —for Guthrie- |
Fottoth Delegates-—Ua- j
Joseph Watt, J. M. Kirkpatrick,C. A. McAnolty,
Alex. Cupples—lnstructed for Guthrie. |
Jism WiED-Cr^H- Parkinson, Be ,
Ackerman, .Heedmun, Mceghnn-for Campbell.
• Sixth V; -J ■ |
Denlinger. J. Hughes, T. T. Morns, S. B. Clnly
~S^enth” %! kilv— Delegates.— ‘ Charies Kept,
Stephen Barrett^"John N. McClowry, John B.
Day, PatrickMagan—for Guthrie.
EIGHTH Wabu — Delegates. —Wm. Alexander,
John-Coylci Samuel Dunn, Jas. Forder, John
Crouse—for Guthrie. , „ ,
Nisth Waud-J delegates.—Rich d Hughes,
Thos Edwards; J. Wells, F- Tost, Prior
—for'Camphell. _
The Rivkb is cloßed for the present, and of
coarse-' we have no _arri«ds or departures to
report.' The extreme cold of the “cold, snap’
that caught ns last -week, took every body by
surprise: l But, we have the pleasant hope that
it will not lost long, and that in a short time our
boats will have an opportunity to go out on a
bjg river, without any thin places in the water.
tniEiST IscTcnss. —The lectures of E. P.
pfhipp]ji,;E3q:, befoTC the Young Men’s Mercan
tile'Eihrary and Mechanics’ Institute, will com
unencethiß evening, at Washington Hell, Wood
-s&et; : The wide spread reputation of the dis
ttinguiabed lecturer, is a sufficient guaranty that
■our citizens may expect an intellectual treat.—
hope that he will be honored with crowded
Shouses, throughout, the coarse. The members
of thia aseful and flourishing institution, de
serve the thanks of the whole community, for
the teal and enterprise they have displayed in
ita management.
u B—An able and interesting commumca
tioain regard to Mr. Whipple’s lectures, will be
found in to-day’s paper-.
’ Faxrfob the Mercy Hospital.— This splendid
exhibition closed on Saturday evening, and we
are much gratified to learn, that it concluded
"with a. handsome profit, to be devoted to tbefirst
principle'ofClrrißti unity— Charity-
The Ladies of the Sisters of Meroy, have labor
ed inoßt assiduously to promote the cause of
charity, and they have never been called upon in
to succor the unfortunate, or relieve the
podri . The ladies who devoted their time to the
uraud conducting of this Fair, deserve
iheesteemof 'the whole commnnity, and cannot
~int be held in high veneration, by every chart,
table heart. ••
ABTTOiis ASD GOT Books.—To each of our
friends as may wish to examine some of the
richest and most beautiful Annuals and Gift
Books ever brought to Pittsburgh, we recom
mend them to call at the book store of Kay & Com
pany, comer of Wood and Third streets. Amongst
the magnificent books upon their counters, we
notice the following: Women of the Bible;
Home Book of Beauty; Christmas with the Po
ets; The Iris; The Souvenir Gallery; The
■Keepsake: Leaflets of Memory; Gems of Beau
ty; The Rosemary; Friendship’s Offering: The
Snow-Flake; The Dew Drop; Shakspenre Gift
Book; The Garland; The Amaranth; The Home
•Offering; Christmas Blossoms for 1852. The
typography, engravings, nnd binding of these
looks are surpassingly beautiful.
' This HionnsoAins.— These favorite Vocalists
v-lave arrived' in our city, and make their first
'appearance at Masonic Hall to-night, and from
■their'decided talent, as well as the precautions
•they have. taken to preserve perfect order, we
..anticipate a success beyond their most sanguine
Twishes. Pittsburgh is always ready to appreci
ate true talent,"and when we learn that the effu
sions of one of her native muses (8. C. Foster,)
• arc to have a place in each day’s programme of
•Sc-this troupe, we feel assured of their being well
“■"patronized. Go, one and all, to Masonic Hall
• to-night.
' B®* The Posters, Programmes, &0., turned
outfromthe Morning Post Job Office, are models
in typographical neatness. Those who wish to
have printing done in the shortest possible time
and in the richest style of the art, will do well
to call at our Counting Boom, on Fifth street,
- hear Wood., Remember that this is the only
-i-job Offiee-in the city, connected with a news
paper. |l|f r .
Egr.Godiey-fl Lady’s Book for January, is one
Of the most elegant monthlies that has been laid
jipon,our table. The embellishments are superb,
: nn d the contributions ore of nhnsual interest
It is fpffiale at the Literary Depot-of Mr.
; WaiU 85 fourth street. ' „ ' .
Affairs had reached the crisis long dreaded.
The coup dc etat had been made on the Ist inst.
The President had seized the remsof. govern
ment, and dissolved the Assembly and declared
Paris in a state of siege; and had also arrested
the leading opponents and appealed to the peo- :
pie. The preparations were effected with consum
mate skill and secreoy. Every thing was oon
snmmatcd before the Assembly had the least
idea of the President’s mtentionß. An*entirely :
■new ministry had been formed. t I
At daylight, Tuesday morning, the President s
proclamation had been posted throughout the
city, in which ho ordered the dispersion of the
Assembly, and the restoration of universal suf
fragc,-and also proposing a new system of gov
ernment —the instant election by the people and
army of a President, to hold office ten years,
supported by a council of State and by two
houses of legislature; the executive power to
remnin in the hands of the President The
oleotion is to take place during the present |
month, and the President promises to pow to |
the will of the people, and says bo has been i
forced into his present attitude. It is certain
that Thiers, Changarmer, and others ofhis op
ponents, had decided to demand his arrest and ;
impeachment on the 2d instant, and wore almost
in the act of moving in the matter, when they |
and their principal friends were arrested and,
conveyed to Vincennes.. Whenever members of |
the Assembiy have attempted to meet, they have |
officially been ordered to disperse, and were ar- |
rested if they refused to do so. Two hundred |
members have been arrested, and subsequently!
released, but all the leaders of the opposition |
are in prison Three hundred members of the
Assembly, it is said, had given in their adhesion
to the President, and telcgraphio dispatches
from the Departments state that the President s
determination bad been hailed almost witn en
thusiasm. Subsequently these reports were
contradicted,.
Barricades were erected on different quarters
of Paris, hut were speedily broken down by the
troops. At one of these, two members of the
Assembly who ocoapied prominent places, were
killed in the conflict
On Tuesday, a section, of the. Assembly con
trived to meet, and decided on the deposition of
the President and his impeachment for high
treason. The meeting was dispersed by the
troops, and the decree was ridiculed on all hands.
Troops were placed in the honses, &0., of the j
officers of the Assembly who were exempted J
from arrest—among others, M. Duphin.
The foil vigor of martial law prevailed against
all persons concerned in barricading, and large
numbers had been shot up to Thursday night.
The success of the President seemed certain.
Loudon advices of Friday do not materially
vary the prospect, but new events are constant
ly transpiring.
[At this point of the despatch, the wires be
tween Halifax and Boston gave way, and oom
mnnication was broken off. We will .most prob
ably give the conclusion of the news by this ar
rival in to-morrow’s paper.]
XXXIInd CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.
Sesate. —Mr. Seward presented a petition
from the Industrial Congress of New York, pray
ine that the government will adopt each policy
with.regard to foreign nations as will seenro to
people struggling for liberty, justice from other
<itioQS> .
A joint resolution from the House relative to
binding certain documents, was taken up, and
after some debate, postponed until Monday
week* .
Mr. Walker said that much apprehension ex
isted in the pablio mind as to the object of lub
resolutions on the foreign polioy of the United
States. He therefore moved that they be print
ed ; which was agreed to . , .
The joint resolution. concerning the Irish pat-,
riots, and aIBO in relation to Abdel Kadir, were
taken up and postponed.
The joint resolution making land warrants as
signable, was taken up, and several amendments
proposed. The whole subject was referred to
the Committee on Public Trends.
Mr. Foote’s compromise resolution was then
taken up, and he resumed his remarks.
The compromise resolutions were discussed by
Messrs. Foote and Rhett, their remarks being
mostly explanatory and with a personal refer
ence, until near the honr of adjournment.
Mr. Houston having the floor, gave way for a
short executive session, after whiob,
The Senate adjourned.
NEW York MARKET—Deo. 20.
Cotton... The market ie quiet to day, andrath
erFlour...4-,43@4,66 for state and western.
Wheat-Sales of 7000 bus mixed at 66c.
Linseed Oil-Sales of2ooo galßat64.
Rice—l6o tierces sold at 3,00@3,43.
Whiskey..-180 bbls Ohio at 21 Jo,
Stocks. -Steady; Erie advanced $; Canton tie
olined sales of Ohio 6s, '5O, at 110.
CINCINNATI MARKET—Dec. 20.
The river rose over two feet from back water,
occasioned by the ioe. Foot passengers now
cross on it.
Flour—Selling at 3,05@3,10.
Whiskey—lofc- ,
Hogß—Finn ; 3000 sold for 4,76 to 4,85.
Pork—Saleß of 2700 bbls mess at IA6U ;
shoulders in dry salt 5 to s*o- Nothing doing
in other articles. ,
Sight exchange on New Y ork Blightly declined;
New Orleans advanced Jo. —_
'John fit. Robert*,* mfitrtrrtlD
practical watch maker and jeweller,
T"VteSIRKSto intorro the public that he has opened a
1) Workshop, at No. l<3 Fifth street, two doors frpra
■Mnrbet where he purposes devoting ins enure attention
° f f,l ' e ' v *.d,«- ?look»,
"AuhUeslabljhraenl, anv and every part of the fined
Welches or Time Pieces, lhal may have become worti
Janor oUrerwiTe injured, can he replaced with new, m
2 »tvle and finUb entirely c(|ual lo Ihe original. j
aTi wort done ai this alior will he warranted lo give
«re. John Harper, Joseph Woedwell,
jfsfigsnita, Joshua Rhode., lame, A. and Robert H.
A limited hot carefully selected Block ol
Jewelry, Silver Spoon,, Spectacle.,
hand, Jhlch will be-W^lowlo,
COBH, ■ ..t . i • ■
Thereover also, Ilia V i O Kuilroai) pa«« ihrougli
U»8 Farm which makes it ?o ronuguod* In market that
U offers inducements 10 tb«« desirous of porchasmß a
v;. n n \v
K„, pa, iculars f ’ '
Pa
dectti - ,
I Uir(»| rt aNUuMK BUX<i>BV Ok
I charts*, at oocumi. ... . .
On Monday. December ■sOth, at 10 o plocl hi the fore
noon wth be sold at McKenua’s Auction House, m m
count I'l mom it may concern, to pay charges, unless
redeemed before—One Box Dry Ooods and One Case
I 'd«V' f ‘“' NO ' 130 VVOO I. !^KENNA P t^
Talasbls tteel K.t.le at PelTate Hale,
SITUATIIon Kitib slreel, between W ood and ~nllthr
field, fronling U 0 feet on the lormer, by one hundred
and irvelity feet m depth ; clear of all incumbrance
This nroneny la the most advantageously located of
auv now offered for aale-nctna in die roost prosperous
part of the city, ad)omlng the Theatre, " c “ r 1
Masonic Hall amlonly a lew steps front me new Cus
tom House and Post Office, together with the propor
lionole increa«e,ol harness which is nowoffiX'lnart*-
daily luereasing renders n the most valoable n mark
et The,erm.wll. M be K ac^^auo|. g Agffrm ßTi
Allegheny City j
or to P. UPKBNNA, Auct’r-
nLOTHS CASSIMERBS, FINE SHIRTS, Ac at
I , Auction.—On Tuesday morning, December 23d, at
10 o'clock, at the Commercial.Sale* Rooms, corner of
Wood and Fifth sireew, will bo sold on a credit of ninety
diva on inn- over 8100, for approved endorsed paper,
llie following assrttmam of desirable goods : T? up<! l
Kreneh and English Broad Cloths; Do blnelt and fancy
Caasimeres; SauineUslTweeda; French Cloaking; super
PHotTnd Be-ver Coalings; Woollen Plan*, Lmaeya,
Serges; Colored Cambrics; Coat and Vest Batton»;Cloves;
Suspenders; Wool Comforts, Ac. Ac.
At«n 45 dozen Fine Shifts
dccSi F.M. DAVIS, Aur>r-
SplendidannUalh andUlFf books a.A!S- I
HARD AUTHORS, te. at Auction-On Monday !
evening, December aid, at 6J o’clock, at the Commercial I
comer of Wood and Fifth streets, will -e
sold by catalogue, the largest and most cnolco aelecu jn 1
of superbly Illustrated Gift Books, embracing the latest
and most elegant works published for the coming Holi
“IL, Bne editions of Standard Authors, among which
are- Gift Leaves of smerican Poeiry; Souvenir Gallery,
Iris; Keepsake;-Rosemaiyi Amaranth; Cabinet of Mod
cm Art; Home Offering; Romance oIN alum; D”w °™P'.!
Snow (flake; Gems of Beuuly; Friendship- Offering,
Sarland; Hogarth’s Works, 2 voUlo, 1« .reel engrav
ings; National Gallery of Pictures, 2 vots *io, superb en
gravings; Scripture Gallery of Pictures, dvoUlto, su-
E£b engravings; Headley’s and Colton s Works, bre s
Shclionary; We steps Dictionary; Shakspeare s Works,
9 vols splendid copies Of the ancient and modern Poets;
ic ic Also, a large assortment of family, pew and
pocket Bibles, in varied and beautiful bindings. Calu-
Sec2o*" re<U!r P.M DAVIS, Auc’r
W. O. SI’CARTSET, laetlouesr.
Washuiotoh, Dec. 20.
pTSToTVISi A««Uo»Mt.
TTALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE FIFTH
V WARD at Ancnos —Will be sold, on Mondy, lie- I
cember 22d, at 3 o’clock in ihe afternoon, on ibc prem'-
ses, a Lot of Ground, fronting « feet on Liberty street,
and extending bark 100 feci to Spring alley.Onwhich
is ereoted on Liberty street, four Brick Tenements, on
Spring alley sU Brick Tenements, In good order,
and near the Pen»*ylvani& Railroad Depot. Said Tene
ments will rent for $5OO. c_* .. .
The above ts one of the most valoab e properties of
ferei ax A action for some lime, and would f>e well worth
the aiiemloa of capitalists. Terms at ,
de 3 clfi art * CUIBr * eU^n i r Aaci’r,
CHRISTMAS— The subscriber tins jont received Irora
Europe a lot of beautiful ivory shawl pin*, rlabo
ralely rarveti and embellished. Also, a flue selection of
very tastefully designed,oxidised Silver goods, inlaid
witn gold, such as chains, charms, seals, bracelets,
Acvic. The above aie something altogether new In
style and finish, and will be sold at rental kably low
price, U. close
Sign oi* the Gulden Harp
S' CUTHBBRT respectfully informs most. Having propt
- eriy lo rent in either of oar eities or suburbs, tha
in addition to his Keut Estate and General Agency Busi
ness, be has opened a Register for Rented Property
Person* living oat ot the eity, or whose bustoess pre
vents them giving them their attention to renting, ate.,
will see tbe advantage of entering their property on the
Rent Register, as persons wanting to rent ore JJ
examtnenhe Register free of charge. If required tents
will be collected, taxes ond insarancespaid. and a prop
er attention bad to properties pot under bis care.
dS e,mod ' rIItC ' SO SMITH PI KLD STRUCT.
—ncKWttE&T FLOUR A very eupenor article
V from the New Brighton MM", in 60.« und &
,ac»., constantly °" heed andfo,^j VRG t Co .
flio LET— AfTOFFIITt; TO LET—over Philo llalli
I anil next doono Nelson's Daguerreotype Rooms.
X ALSO—A small Dwelling Houso on Pennsylvania
Avenne, near Oakland. Possession given imme^dialely
IJbcrty »t.« near Third.
MtiAK—•« hbila. prime new S a ß ar i .
75bbU.new plantation Molaesei, to arrive
lnW l,y CARSON fc MTCNIOHT.
T A l“7f new N “ carlon am’KNlght.
T^raNHITRRIES—H bblv )bsi received per itearoer
WM A -
T U decH^ 5 " hh,l,: Ke,,lU ° ky
«ITOUL.DINGS A good anomneiil Sowwood Mould
MU S «. for cubinc. B
TSWICSDKLPfnA
x able Last*;
2W Women'* do . d ? » , . . . „
Ju»l received and for wile by
K. BARD & Co
.ASTd—OO pairs Meu’s Kaetiion-
[>OOT TREES —2O «ett of~Phil<delpW* Lever am
[5 Common in wore and for »lo by baRD &■ Co.
oeciy
l*\V CURR ENTS—Received and for sale by
fc.w WM A & Co.,
2WJ Liberty street.
'•m.-Tf-W PRUNES —Pul up in jure and handsome fancy
i THE new and splendid passengersteamer
Mooaa,Matter,
will run as a regular tri-weekly packet betwern llns
city and Wheeliug, leaving Pittsburgh every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 10 A. M., for Beaver, Wells
vilte, Steubenville and Wellsburgh; returning, leaves
Wheeling for Steubenville. Wellsville and Beaver every
Monday, Wednesday and Frid» y, at 6 A. M.
Per freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommo
dations, apply on board, or lo
ARMSTRONG, CROZER k Co , Agents,
Water street.
The Winchester Is a new side wheel boat, ami 19 the
largest and finest slci»m«-r « ver built for the trade. Pat
oengers and *hipp» r* can depend on her remolding in
the trade. Klcc2.it
iCH/Drviu pay
i -fa THE splendid swift running passenger
l*&Mjy#i.atearoer CLIPPER No. 2, Tuoaua Mooes,
Master, will run as a regular pocket between ihn city
amLWlieelitig, leaving here every Tuesday, Thur*day
And Saturday, at 10 A. M. Returning, leaves Wheeling
every Monday, Wedhcsdoy and Friday, at H A. M.
For Wheeling 75 cents.
Intermediate Ports-*-* 50 do
Beck Passage do
For freight dr passage, having superior accommoda
tion*. apply on board, or lo
SjHBKiFF k BINNING, ‘Agents.
No. 10 Market street.
The Clipper No. 2, is one of the fastest boats ever
-oi etnicied for the trade. Passengers and shippers can
depend on her remaining in the trade. I nov2o
For K lt^nß>n g ind Oaiflih.
, THE light draught and pleasant steamer
Capi Milusoas, will leave the
Allegheny wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays,
at 3 o’clock, P. M , for Kiti&anmg and Catfish- For
freight or passage apply on board. i novld
AlUghenr Hiwer Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
HStk. -h> Tm fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
2,Capt. War. U 4 vma, leaves the Alle
ge wit orf for Franklin,every dfcnoay and Thursday,
The fine steamer ALLEOHEN\ BELLE No 3, Capt.
Jonn Haura, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Prank
lin. every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 P. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board [ mariTO
For Marietta and Hockiagport,
i ./fr Ths fine steamer PACrPIC, Zarqur Mar*
will leave for the above and intermedi
ateports every THURSDA Y,at4 o’clock, P. M.
For freight or p«»MO, .pply^oiibw^oMo^^
ma r]p No. 61 Water st.. and 63 Front at.
Wednesday Paekct for Cincinnati.
_jt Til* oev and test running steamer CIN-
TragLAnfNWsTl, RuumfliuM. Master. will leave
every Wkdkesdat.
ahead OF AbLl
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
Prepared and sold by jno. youngson, 20s
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Cm.
It is put up in bottles ut2s and 527# cents, each, with fall
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, and
It so far exceeds the original in torender it the
"Tl B. The original Oil In lie natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
wilt be found gsnutns. notwithstanding a certain arm
claims to be the aaiy Proprietors.
d&w-tf J Y
Btat* mutual Fir* Inauranoo company.
BRANCH OFFICK, M SairnnH-n
PuubuTgk, May Ist, 1831.
INSURANCE COMPANY” mem the wauls of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of builrw
which has been done—having n»ued 7,900 P>h
eies dtmn* the post year, thereby adding over 9130,000
SUfltaSi of the company. Nearly all the property
Insured U ©Uhe safest kind, in small risks, and aUrgo
proportion insured for only one year
Whole No Policies Issued
do do expired, terminated «
| canceled
I do do In force*—
Amount of Properiyinsared*-.-
do Canceled, terminated and ex
do P 4? in fore.
Co Premium Notes 7J 'Sn^i
do Canceled,terminated, expr’d, 637 ’ “ *79 o3T 77
do in force• ' r «*, it
do Cash Premiums received
do do canceled *51,233,90
Whole amount of lossesand “P ell ' M
B “a'neefn favor of Ihe Co , to cash, »i* ,«
To city or country merchants, am) owners of
inis, and isolated or country property, it is believed
this company affords advantages inpointof ebeapm ss.
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
r 'Couducted oil tho equitable and greatly improved s ys
tera of Classification of llislts, excluding all spe. nl
hazards, 'insuring only a limited amount tn any one lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and oecurrenc. ol
fatge feres, rutd also, on both the Stock and Mutual p in,
It not only possesses the cheapness and accoinmoda on
of both methods, but entities the Insured to a particloa
‘'“'t is"u'llderTlfe"control of the following Directors : -J
P Rutherford A. J. Oilletl, John B. Packer, Sninue T.
Lfe. Alomo A.Carrier.Phtlo C. Sedgwtek, Rob --rt
•e| ._ finmiip| joneis John P- Rutlicrfotu.
Kloix,Samuel Jon , jp. RUTHERFORD, Pres’i.
A.J.GILLETT, Src*y.
a A Garbibßs Actuary.
N U —A Scrip Dividend of fiflecn per cent, on elpl
ring pollutes has been declared by the Dtrectors an. ,
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redecn n
6 m',"7°‘d S iw al lh ' ' nd ° f Agent
fixeemor , s Bale,
FOR SALE—FIVE ACRES AND A HALF of Oral
rate LAND, In Upper SL Clair township; with n
two story frame house, having three rooms on each floor,
and *a kitchen; a pump with excellent water at the
kt.ehen door; together with a frame stable and cooper’s
“ nmnberof Snc fruit tree. ; and the lots all well
timothy This properly lies on the Washington
turnpike road, nine miles from Pittsburgh ; is bounds I
ou one side by lands of JJr. Kallehnn, and on the other
nSfbfaniers creek; and is offered at private sale onul
5» Ut of March next, when, If not previously .ohl it
will be sold at public aucuon. Enquire of . hR ANUS
niNS tavern keeper, near ibe premise*, or of
PATRIc! DONLEVY, on the Washington road.
nov3BiwtMl* _
NOTICH is hereby given, that by virtue of an order
of the Orphans’ Court of Westmoreland county,
there will be exposed lo nubile vendue or outcry, on
MONDAY the nn day of January, 1852, as iheprnpor
" of Jarae’. NieholPs deceased, the following Real Es
“SKSSssOM PART-140 acres,lls perches, strict mea
sure • about 100 acres cleared, 30 in meadow, apple or
chard Btono dwelling house and kitchen, large double
l,«m two log dwelling houses, corn crib, carriago house
and other out buildings thereon.
MILL PART—I 2? acres and 40 perches, Bind meas
ure about 60 acresoleared, about 10 acres in meadow,
one' large grist mill, frame work, saw rail , frame dwell
ing house and kitchen, frame barn and a log tenant
08 acres and 0 perches, strict meas
ure about 35acres cleared, with one small cabin boosts
ond'an extensive coal bank thereon, balance Umbered.
u bottom 00 acres and 13 peroheft, about 50 acres
cleared, and balance in umber—the whole being first-
Acres of Land-known as the Catharine
need Farm principally all cleared, with a shingle roof
edlog house thereon, being a first-rate piece of land.—
Mr Archibald Fletcher, of the village of Youngstown,
will show the premises in the absence of the subscri
bers about one mile distant from Lsirobc, and nearly
adjoining the village of Youngstown.
Sale to lake place on the premtsos, when terms of sale
will be made known by John Steel and Robert Grahum,
Administrators of said Estate. By the Court.
A Attest, A. GRAHAM, Clerk,
Por Wbeeling*
7,808
87,836,419
Pabftle Bale.
NO HUMBUG!
GRAND CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SALE OF
PALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
A T JBFPBHIS'
ONE PRICE CASH STORE,
No T 6 Markei it- between Fourth and the Diamond
miiK Kui *criber will commence u closing out sale o«
Ihi! entire slock ol FALL AND WINTER DRY
(iOODS ou Monday- December 15ih, ttml will continue
one month, preparatory to th--reception ol r.|.rtna
tiooUn on which occasion our Wholesale Rooms will
be thrown open to the Retail Trade. Purchaser* may
rely that the following redaction* will be made on the
original marked prices, vi* .
Genuine French Merino! hove been
selling at Sl.hO, now nt Bfjo.
Super French Merino*, *'•« t . -
Genuine Lupins, best quality, 1 ",
French Thibet Cloths, "*
a « “ 7 u trtl
u u «
He*t high La«*trp Alpacas
>ecoiui quiwity “
.iglii yards of good Alpaca for SMm
“ SS
Hank*. Long Shawl.. “ “S
lay 9u.e Long Shaw's.
as “ aa
31 “ 25
371 “ ®
T The'above prices are n sample, and (he balance of the
irock will be sold in proportion. Positively no dcvia
lion in prices. _ „ Iderw
no CAP WIMTRa DK.T OOUDSI
AT NO. 75,
Market Street, between Fourth and the Diamond.
Red Flannel*, all wool,
u U l*
rrtHE underfilled ha. just received from the EaMern
l markets a large arid splendid stock of \VINTKR
DRY GOODS, comprising a very beautiful assortment
of Dress Good*, adapted to the season, and at least 25
per cent lower than ever offered in this city, viz:—
Black Alpacas, from I2frcents per yard tobert mann
factorcd ; Printed Moos de Lancs, flora 12| to *5 cauls
oer yard; Black and Colored Thibet cloths, from 25 io
75 cents per yard; English and American Cbuitz, from
G* to t tk cents per yard ; Heavy Brown MusUns, from
5 to 7 cents yer yard ; Bleached Muslins, from 5 lo 12J
cent" per yard; Red Vlaiuiel, all wool,at 20 cents per
SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS.
Bay State and Waterloo Plaid *H aal ? ?
Ulac£ and Colored Embroidered Cloth Shawls; Black
and Cokired Siik Fringe Thibet Shawl,; all.wool Bro
an Shawl. I French Merinos, nil colors, Lnpms Black
Bombasine. i Black, Figured and Changeahle Alpacas
and Mous do Lancs; High Lustre wide
Black Gro de Rhine Silks : Changeubie and Fancy
Dress Silk*; Chameleon Turk S&uus ; Mull, Swim and
Jaconet MusHns; French work Capes and Collars
Black Silk Laces and Fringes; Bonnet Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS. -
Cssinets, Kentucky Jean., Tweeds, Bed Tickmuand ]
Cheeks : Scotch and Domestic Gingham* , Bed,W,ite
and Yellow Flannelßl Bleached and Colorcd Camon
Flannels ; superior Irish Linen and Linen Lawns , Rub
sin. Diaper and Crash. Bed Ticking as low as6} cents
D °ATarge assortment of French and English Cloths,
Cassimores and Vestings. Also, a •“P« n j*J°‘
kets, of all sixes and qualities, lo which I would invite
particular attention. ... , ,
P The customers of the hou.*e and all cash buyers are
•oQueited to eall and examine tor them«e)ves. The
*'ock is large aud complete in every variety and style,
r„d will be .old a. the very ‘°»"|K"“mORRIS,
No. 75 Market St., Pittsburgh.
novlMJra
Cblek«rtag’f Pft«no»
JOHN H. Mb'LLOR, No. Si Wood st,
has received and now open for sale, ggipi|g|g|
ihe following elegant stoctc of rIAJIU BITcS ITd#
KORTKS, from the celebrated raaoufac- • * . ■ :
tory of Jonas flickering, Boston, m factory viz .
No 12064 one 6 octave rosewood, ™
12067 onefl do do 27^00
12069 one 6 do do J®
11512 one 6# do do fS™
11383 one 7 do do JOO 00
11762 006 7 do do 400 00
11448 one 6| do carved rosewood, 400 00
11977 one 7 do do 450 00
11489 one 7 do do 450 W
11790 one 7 do do 450 W
10766 one 6* do extra carved 450 00
10892 one 7 do carved Louis XIV, W 0 00
11632 one 7 do do do WOW
11695 one 7 do carved full grand, 800 00
Also on hand, lb« fol lowiny-trOm other >nam.ta'oierj:
No. 5561, n rosewood 81 ocißve, Slodarl *
V< N0.'3173, a rosewood 61 octave, llatlell, Davis
k No.’saHV 'rose 6* octave, llallelt,' Davis M Co.-
with JEolian attachment, - - ' ■*” ,
No 3351, a rosewood 6 octave, made by llal
tell, Davis 4c Co., - * * ' , wr ftn
No 3392, a rosewood 5 octave, same makers, —° u !
No.IKIT, do do made by Wood-
ward 4c Brown, " IMI
No. 181-1, a rosewood 6 octave, same makers, «»w uo.
No. 449, a rosewood boado:r, made by Gilbert,
Boston, fl* octave, t - * * ' JK
A mahogany second band 6 octave, -
| decl6 ___
Nolle*. .
THK Annual Meeting of the Stockboldersat the Unto
ami Pennsylvania Railroad Company,.and the elec
ujnof Directors for the ensuing year, willno hem a *
the Company’. Office, in I’iuaburyh, on rhuisdny. Uie
3th day of January, 1854. Thu meeting will tail*.P>®«
at 10 A. M.,and the Klee lion between lb* hour. 01 Ml A.
M. and 3P. 91. „-I BBOOhb, pec Y
Pittsburgh, December 15.1851 —decl7:;q
O, tt< commercial OoUtg*« 1
Comer of Market and Third streets.
FACULTY —O. K. Chamberlin, Principal and Profes
sor of the Science of Accounts;
John Fleming, associate in Book-keeping department,
and Lecturer on Mercantile Science; ltßt . _
J. M. Phillip*, Instructor of Mercantile Computation
and Arithmetic;
D. Crouch, Professor of Penmanship, .
Alex. M. Watson. Esq.,LeciureronCommercial Law
E H. Stowe, Esq .Instructor of Commercial Law,
B. M. Kerr, Professorof Mathematics,Ought session),
H Moesser, Professorof Mathematical Bracing-
This institution has been,lately improvod sml eiilßrged,
and now contains four spacious rooms, c<, , n ™ l ! e . n i > i
ranged and elegantly furnished, a Well o * e ’.“\ e h d
of standard works on Commercial
of ihe stodeals. The HercanUle eonrse emhraces every
variety of transactions that can P° s VWy tusi
ness. In addition to regular lectures, delivered oy
Mr Watson E U Stowe, Esq., abio member of the Pitts
“ rgh Ba" has been employed to ia«ract tue s,„denu
Kv a series of exercises and examinations upon itua
very imponant branch. College hour, both and
evening. AU communications addressed to o. it.
CH AMIIERLIN, will receive prompt attention.
sepiOty
Kruh Arrival of
T. K. n’KIIBIIT * BKOTBKIISi
IH WOOD STKBET, , - .
THIRD DOOR FROM I'UF. CORNKK OF FIFTH,
11 A VK. JUST DECBlVKDaniiafferfor rale—
rr 1,000 M. O'- D. and » 11. Percussion Cops,
' 1 UOO dnz-Spool Colton —assorted». •. -
400 |fa». Patent Thread «
100 great gross .Agate Buttons, . .|
.'lOO *ioz. Gum Suspenders* i
150 dtz-Werßn Gloves*
40 doz Cotton Gloves *
120 pieces Pongee Handkerchiefs*
60 do Ladies 7 Lmen -.do,
75 do Cambric do.i
:ll)cartoons Bonnet Ribbons,
?6 do Satin and Mantua Ribbons,
6 do Cap do» .
Together with a large and well selected .stock Of
[•nncy tititl Staple Dry Goods ,
Tkiey would also call the attention of the tTfl da gener
nMv to the largest and most varied assortment oi Gold
jewelry j Watches, Jcc., ever offered in
of whmti they offer on tbe most reasonable tenm loctfl
To Bridge Bnlldere* : - ' :
SEALED proposals fopre-huitdlng strae
lure of u Bridge ovor Peitolo „ l.rcefc,, ilc ' tr
Kerry, will lie received dllhe Commt.noner.of Allejhe
uy and Westmoreland counties, where plan* and epecl
*■«““ can he sc n oil
ÜBENEZER BOYLES,
ROBERT KING,
Commißuioners-of Allegheny Couniy.
CoMMiASIONEBS OffFICB, i.
■ Puubvrgfi, December 12,18->l. S
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87* « 62*
62* “ 40
ao “ ai
t \ootor pkmale P I^9
P.,rs*.;:f.r««tCs
»re«Bion, OyKracubrrbtea, Nervous DebUuy ei
Weakness, Nausea. J?amsiit the Head and Limbs, Loss
of Appetite, Pulpit a ® ®i’'KLifi',’ l "
livencU lirllhbfliiTtVOy*p«p«»ioriTn | } i ?«? ? lat J,
cnee or'Wind, end'all Uterine Complomw. I'tice S 5
cent or five boles /or SI,OO Sold wholesale and re-
Soy w.c. jacks on;
Wood street, Pittsburgh, ami by all the PTJS? 181 *
| L /- Full directions enclosed with eacn box.
declO:lvdiw
■ W an tad, .i'
i GOOD BLACKSMITH-one that understands
A business and is u-ed to working oast Heel, None
bin the beat workmen need apply. Wages paid every
Saturday. Require at g OW N ft. TETLEY'S
Fmernrise Works. 135 Wood at-
Illinois L&nd and Gettcrsl Agcney*
WASHINGTON COCKLE x
; also to the coteelion of debut and, the ntUer
“ijyLaJdW«miu bought and hold. Old Paten.* Of
l8 Bete“i«-ThoBia. Phillip., ft*, 0rt ’
Pittsburgh. ■■ ■
Hoaie of Refuge.
Top subscribers for the erection of an House ol w
fuge for VVe.nren Pennsylvania- are
that an assessment of larenly per cent, on [he, “aoahl
cni' scribed b v each, i* required to be paid to tne Iteaan
rot on or befnrT.ha .Stl. dny of November,next.
* 'Rt order of tbeßoardoi Directors.
I ocunnf 7 JOSHUA HANNA, Treasurer
T? un. county, Virginia, witUina few miles of pr ?nk-
Im thecoma* lcav The Landis oriihceast side of the
North Fork ot the South Branch of the Pontiac River.
A fiwTumpikl Road .cads directly from the town of
ab dMl&2w * N<r- H St. Clan-street.
‘ gittitcal Notice*
nudersiened bega leave U> announee lo ifte «u
- bo ha B ope n eda r ßoom ln
ViL'ilum Hall, opposite tho Pont Offiee, Third street,
where he can be consulted at all houra ol the jl«Ji f ™“
SAM on all Musical occasion*. A fine Brass aha
Cotillion Band, can be had at all limea.dnsiiortnoude.
Instructions on all instruments at a
decls:lm -
otTchant** Coil«g*«
THE only Institution in 'bi* port of tiio country ta
which students are qualified for business by an e*
.1 Accountant —one who has conducted
penenc pra the most extenaive-and diversified
nf/tmntß • and one whose treatise upon book-keeping if
recommended by the American Institute andGhaptbero!
Com merce, of the City of New York, as the moat perfect
"?:? Ti!imm'’Wnd'gC'«». ««7 evenins-
Mr C Hanbergor, Architect, leaches Architectural,
Mecfc£icn7™d Landscape Drawing, five evening. in
"‘mTSwcl. !«««•«
under .he PrmcipaK
Call and eel a Circular (oeihaHtW
- r ,„ K SAI K-t'HK. Til Libit'. STuKYBBICICdgeBj, I
J DWKI.LLNO UOI)SK, No. 10 Hay gre*>.JEot
Order’s Bow. Price 83,000 Terms, 8500 ill ,
cihTsSOOin one year; and *2,000 in five yearn. To 1
be secured by bond and mortgage on the jrenutes. .
Clear of all mcumbrances, and tide mitapnwblo.
Apply lo D. W. AA. S. H&uU •
1 * Attorneys at Law,
, declo:3m _No. id roUrthm*mt_
DUaolutlon of partntrtlilp.
,|MIK Partnership berelofort eJlßlmgbcmeeutbe sub
I - scribers, under the brut of I, V r| ghl&A^e. _ .
day dissolved by muloal consent. by
firm Kill be closed old stand, 117Tbirdstr«l, uy
KPKee & Alcorn. iiooßN.
Pittsburgh Dee. a-declPl WM, K ALAAmr»-_
1 ■ ........w. r. alcobs.
WH eMhlp
as%ii!iWtl»“
f «s?3
abOT SSS¥»teS^ , v
FOr alvri y » 1 R
V SMITH ft SINCLAIR
ryo UOZ. WOODhiN HUoKhTSj
7J) I0 *o - Tubs SINCLAIR _
DO? IMNK LlNlNeSrocewe^ftyj^J
F PATHHRS— lino lii.'pnnie Konlucky Fealhera
ueil 5 reC * ?,VCd “” d f ° r " ttle KISG * MOORHEAD.
4*ay«Oi» - . . ■-.'--•T-rr
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA
THE original and only genuine preparation tor ine
permanent cureof ConßDinptionend_pis«isea_ of-,..
the JjUTffeej when they OTe supposed lob* effected by the *
too free useof Mercury,lroh; Quinine,Ac-, Ac.
10 •• it WILL CURB WITHOUT FAIL,
Scrofnls, •'.* ••• •
or Kmg’sEvil,
Cancere, ; Tamors, >
Etupuons ofthoSkin, ■ *
Erysipelas, Chrome Sore
Eyes, Ringworm* o* Tellers,;
Scald Head t ßheumato,Pains in
the Bones or Joints, Old Sores and m- ; .
eers,SwelUngof the Glands, SyphiliarDys--.-.
> pepsia. Sail Rheum, Disease-of-Ure Kidneys, ~
Loss of Appetite; Diseases arising from the
i; •' use of Mercury* Pafa in the Slues and
i: ■ Shoulders,General Debihty>Drop?
sy. Lumbago, Jaundice, and . —••••.>
• CostivencßS. ■
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE RNOWN
1 THE SHAKER PREPARED “ YELLOW-DOCK**
A ND THE “ RED HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA,"
are the involuable remedial agenis..frem yAlch;*JJ)r.- ;;
Gav2ous -Improved Extract orYeliQW-PockvSmLSar-- »
sapaHlla” is formed,'.undthe laboratory of Dr. Goyzolt
has Riven us the virtues ol ihese /oota injbeirperfec
tion “ Ills preparation contains aß.the restprattvo >
eriies of the roots, combined and concentraieam their
utmost strength and efficacy .
Experiments were made in ot uds.. ■
medicine, unul it was found -ihaliicoaidnolD6r,iarther:,.
’ Accordingly, we'findil lesoned u>, almosl universally,
in case«of Hepatic,Scorbutic audCatancons complaints
for general pro«tTauonof all the vital powers, &nq all j
iko«e tormenting diseafces of the skin, so trying to the
patience, and so mjuuous to health _
\rj* Serqfula,Syphilts % MereurialCowplavus y Canetr,
Ganarene, Rheumatism, and a ccutvaneiy of other dua
greeabt* and dangetotls diseases axe speeduyandfafftedy
<ured by the use of this mtdtew*
Saltob, (Michigan), October 6,1651,
Mr John D. Par*—Dear Sir: U is with unutterable
feelings ol gratitude that 1 um able, through the Divine
Providence of God, and by the wonder-working agency
of that excellent medicine, “GujrzotPs Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla," to give >ou a row symptoms or my
almost hopeless case , , _ .
In the wlnler of 1850.1 was uuekcd-withnisevere
pain, which wn& gradually extending through the Whole
right side and leg; at the same UmeJa total prostration
of iny physical system! also; ray leghadßhrauktp ebout
two-uunfs of its common, sac. I procured the attend
ance of a skilful practitioner, who pronoanoed my ills- :
case one of the worst forms of liver complaint.' ue said
mv case was one not easily handled, putpresonbou .lor
me I remained under his treatment tmtil I was falisr. ;.
• fad he could not help me. I thenprocuredof ryouragent.. ■>....
attbis place, W. A. BeersHwo Doitltf* of GnyxotiJaYoir
low Dock and -which XTecoived «. :
vast amount of benefit. After having taken lour iiotues
more, I was able to',pursue-my bunness without hnY
inconvenience* ottd have been since. Ibat ume a wplL
man, while I>at»sborvuiue since I was confined; HMny
bed threc-fonttbs of the tune j and I cannot aacDbo the
return of my health to any other cause.than by
agency of that truly valuable medicare, - Yelr
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. HASa&hL VAtJIURER*;
;Sauuk, October 14,1851.
Air J- D- Park— Dear Sir: *1 send yod .thftjoregolng-.
certificate, and so far as I amacquninied with hikwe> /.
it is al! true. I procured it, thinking it might he a bene* .
fit io : you and the afflicted; You haveUie privjle-eor
using it as you think best v Yours, W. A. BEERS. y
The following Lean xsfr6m~ah\ghly TtrpeetdUe FAjwfc ..
dan,who enjoys ‘ •
Navaekb, O.),NOV;IJB3L; .
Dr. John D. Par*—Dear Sir: “ Dr. GayzoktoEXtract
of Sarsaparilla.”,Th»* mcdtctne.has.been prescribed p
by me for the last three years, with good effect, gtggft*. H
ral debility, Liver Complaint j JuundiCfc. lJyspepma,
Chronic and Nervous, diseases. In all. Female yom* ;
plaints it certainly is .
In the use of this medieme the^ I patient constantly
gams strength and vigor, a*foct WOrthj .“J*
iideraiion. It is pleasant tolhetasip aa&srafell, and ean •
boused by persons with ihe-raost;
with safely, under any
from experience, and to the afflicigd4 ad^ee^ttfW^;
Exiraci of a Lour from an-extmnvelderehanfxnliere*
naA, Wisconsin. '
NK*a*H,TWiseonsin), Oct-29, IBsl*
Mr. John D. Park-Dear Sir; lam out ofyoai‘rWif
i tar*s Balsam, of Wild Cherry,” and “Dr.GnvKm’sKx*
! tract of Yellow Dock and SarsHpariUa.”PJeaaefor
ward asuppJyimmediately. n
Your Baisamof Wild CherryworkedtoaehaTmfaere*.
_*not a bottle failed of affording immediate rebefandin, -
every instance but one (an old gentleman-Of.??
of are), ii cured, and the YellowUock hasdone equally .
as well I took three bottles myself, last foil, j
Joyed perfect health last wmter, far the first winter fov -
eleven years, being troubled with a severe eruption of .
the sTriji, which laid mo qp from two weeks to four
months every winter and spring, until. lasi w;tnterr: .. ;
Henry-B, Jones, a brother merchamand. aparnculai; ;
friead-Of mine, took two bottles of the YelLowDock'foT .
a Scrofulous Eruption, which tinv.enut© ..
ears, * ' v * • -• ‘
My store is {at the corner ol Wisconsin AvenueTafta.:
Yonrs, "
try Price 81 per boltle—srx bottles for S 5. *
Sold by J. D: PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
North-east comer of Fourth and'Walnut Rta.v-'entraiico ‘
‘ oh Walnut—to whom all-orders must bo addressed* ' .
J ; Kldd * Cov'Fittsbureh,-L Wilcoii JriepraerMarltot,;
Btreet'ahd thc DiamontT; U A Fahneatoelt A'Co,Pitt*'.
I burgh; J A Jones; Piltsbureh; Lee A Becktiam t Auer
idieEy City] I*T Rusrtll t Washington; W fTLamber- - -
[ion, Franklin; L UwontownJ H-Welly*. >
lOreensburgb; 8 Kounir,-Bomor&et;3cqtl«Gjlmpre,;
Bedford; ReedASon, HunUnffdoniMra.Orr, HoTllday.S' •
burgh; Hildebrand ACo* Indiana* i.RWngll, KiUatt- ~ v
ning; Evan* A Co, Brookyille, A Wilson A Son,
WaymesbSwfc, M’Farlaud A Co,N Callender, Mead
villet Banon te Co, line; Henry Forker^Mercen.Jas^
I KellyA Co, Butler.; 8 Smith, Beaver;, J Jl Somncrttat
Warren; F L> A C S Jones, Condersport;P Crooker.
I Jr., Brownsville [novlo
Aver’i Cbttry Pectotall -.v-.;. •■■
For tiuicureof couGHS.coLDSvirriARsE
NESS, ORONOIUXiS. COUGH
CROUP, ASTU&IA, and coteunmofi. .
-Among theoiiunerous discoveries Science :bas mane
in this generation- to facililateUie. business of ltfe,tn
orease 1U enjoyment, and eyen.proloug the- term or hu
man existence, none can be named of more rear mine
to mankind, than this eontriboUorrof Chemistry to the
Healing-Art. A vast trialof its virtneutbroughontthu},.
-broad conn try, has proven beyonda doubt, that, nomedir
eitie or combination of medicines yet< known, sap so
surely control and cure the lunnerousvnrieuesol pul
monary disease which have hitherto swept rrom out
midst thonsands;and thousands every year. Indeed
ihere is hosvohundant reason tobelteve a-Bemedy.has ,
at length been found which can.be relied on .to pure the- .. •,
most dangerous aSeetion* oftbelungs.,vthv:space heTe,
will not nennit usto publishany propomonof thecures :
effected by its use, but we would presenlthe following
opinionsof eminehtmen,v«id rcler. further, enouiry.to
the circular which the Agent below nameiL will always
be pleased to furnish free, wlieremurefull particulars,
ItomTlm CoUege, the celebrated .
ProfessorHitchcook, - -■
“James C l:M*e used ytrarCherryPee- -
toral in ray own case of deep-seated Bronchius, and am ,
-satisfied from its chemical consutulion, Ihalit is an ad- -
-mirable compound for the relief of. la,**ngai and bron ...
I ehial difflcaiUes. If my opinion ns lotts snpenor Char
acter can be of any service, yoa arsaU|bprty;to,uselt.
| as yon think P to l ,er p J) ' WARDHITC HCOCS»t. L. 0.
Prom the widely celebrated, sProfessor StUmatijM. D. '
Li. -J>i- Professor, of. Chemistry. Huneraiogy,
fco., Yale College, Membet or the Lit Utst-
PhiJ„»nd. Bcienufie.Societies of
.V I ’. .. e"A&encaan<l Europe.
’
tlonfrom some .of.the best articles intheMalermanli.
cowimdsaveryeffecttyeremeayfyr ibfi class of difeafc
eiHtf v id •*»“
behSsisS the. fchmy ’'oniafai sue
fiscsv to core -an ihflatoauptt Of the ibuot* - ,
st^Uyuto/ySiT^wfPtoorannmV^mSee^Mad
DreferUtowyoilicnncdiclnfi/or pulmonary complaints^; -
observations severe coses, 1 am.convince -
ed it win care coughs, diseases of the lungs,
Sat haveput to deiapceall other remedies.
linvarialily recommendiunselneaseofeonsamption,
and consider it muchtho best remedy known fifr that dis
ease.- , Bespectfu y flj. j>,
■ Prepared and sold by JamesC.Ayer,Practical Chem
-Ist, Lowell, Mass. r
Piuabureh-wboTesaletLntl retail, by B» A.
Faanesto^kvTtnd by J.M-Tounisendj in Allegheny City '
P 7 U. Pi Scfiwam, and 3; Douglass* and by druggists
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