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The lower portion of the abdo men waa 8)80 “J ured > “ wen as the head; any Cfeife d 4svone of which injuries was sufficient to cause death- The jury, after a few moments’ deliberation, rendered the following verdict: “We, the Coro uer’s Jury, do give as our verdict, that Anna lehr came to her death in oonsequenoe of injn ncs received by being run over by the horses £} attached to an omnibus, and by the passing over her body of the wheel of said omnibus, and that the cause of said passing over was the inordi. aat ® driving of the driver, John Griffin.” A collection for the benefit of the mother of tne child was raised by the jurymen, and pre- to her. She is a poor widow, residing ■s^^B^&s^yis|*f«!%^s^s!tie^^3 > 3sSpfew|SMw«« w > M tbe Mouongahelft river, opposite this *■ - ~ Ktnwn’s ■ Opeba Tboute,- at Masonic Hall, lias been, astbeirbiUs truly announce, “trinm ’!i^S§i%2»4! pfcaat'” On. Christmas afternoon, they had. a roll honse, on tJbristmas evening they had a /ammrdheuse. This company is oneof the most brilliant in the country, and cannot fail to sue* "* ’ i ”””*”* ’em. We 'Toold rewind one reedete ait the Wtarf Watches end Jewelry,advertised to be «oU At McCartney* Auction House, on Redoes day evening last, will heaold this evening,-.at wmwmimMmsk V’ret ® -■ ■■ * JE©» PBESHOYBIEBB received daily by Ad. Express, at the WAVEBMY HOOSE, >SV- > A'-Pi- “*"w ; fdtSi &kbl*ftwhEgi»,corner oflHamoml alley and the 1 .. t _ t dec9 l iKamond. UAWOBTa t OAIRN3. &)&*&**% —-—.TfX- _n -- -“S'- ll ■"teT'*' m f V -«-»J“' r ' ‘V— r-za /irt-i. -£*' "X 3 u e <* SATtnaDAT MO&NING=:.i:::: ; DECEMBE& 27 JErKOMatb'.HeeUns I—The citizens' of Alle lf!!*:ZiheiSs,&«B2sI Uy t 0 ••»“» Of Civil and Refill are >”y>l*i:to atlcnd a meeting e!Sv on 116X1 Sat “ ldEl J' afternoon, at 5 ■uV -5’ - v**»„ 10 arrangemenw forifeejeceptio>ioi 01 I " OUIS KOS:,W * H > Governor of Hungary 8«&. Below wo give the evidence as elicited before the -Mayor m relation to the sad occur rence ofj Christmas morning—the death of a little .girl .named Anna. Lehr, aged about seven years, resulting from injuries received from having been run over by an omnibus. It appears that the drivers of two of these vehicles. between whom considerable rivalry existed, were" racing down Liberty street, and as they.'turned inter Market street, the horses of one bf them knocked down the little girl, and the Wheels passed over her, from the effects of' which she died shortly afterwards. Thus is human life sacrificed to criminal recklessness and indiffer ence, in flagrant violation of a city ordinance Griffin; the .dnver of the omnibus by which her death was caused, we nnderstand, has frequently been known.to have violated the ordinance pro hibiting faster driving than a certain gait, and was once stopped by a gentleman while in the act, to whom he promised amendment if he was not informed upon- Gnffin was committed for trial, but the other dnver escaped, and has not yet been heard of [Before Mayor Guthrie, Deo 26 1851 ] Commonwealth vs. John Griffin-Charge of tilling Anna Lehr- Leopojd Jaroslawski, sworn.— On the morning of the 2oth December, 1851, between 8 and <1 o’clock, I saw two omnibuses in Liberty street, near the comer of Market street, alongside each other, and close together; the inside omnibns had two horses attaohed to it, and just as be came to the comer of Market street, the driver whipped his horses and started them into a gallop, and then drew them suddenly close to the comer,, when the driver of the other omnibus (the defendant) whipped his horses and drew them so close .to the inside omnibus, that the driver of it had to stop or let the defendant’s omnibus ran against his horses. Defendant’s horses were, faster than the others, and ran ahead of them, so that the driver had to stop As defendant was passing the other omnibns I hearda piercing eiy, and tamed round to see what it was, I safr that it was from a little girl , who was just then lying on the street, and the hind wheel of the omnibus that defendant was driving was-partly-onher body; the wheel was backed off the body, and the girl was carried away by some person ; the girl appeared to mo to be senseless when taken up • James Miles; affirmed. —I am foreman for Jas Cowley, Liberty street; yesterday morning, be tween the hours of 8 and 9 o’dook, I was at the door of No. 185 Liberty street, and saw the omnibuses coming towards Market street, (the “ Han °ar Denny” and the “New York”): tho “New York” was on the right hand side of the atrtset coming down, and the “Harmar Denny” was in the middle of the street; both omnibuses were coming down as fast as the horses could trot; junt as they passed where 1 was standing, defendant was driving the “Now York,” and the two omnibuses were aide by side, and defendant raised his whip and struck the off wheel horse • as he tamed into Market street the hindmost end of the omnibus the defendant was driving slid round, and I thought it would upset: at that time I think the lead horse was in a gallop ■ the defendant then drew his horses over to the left hand side of the street, as though he wanted to jockey the other omnibus; I then heard the i screams, as I supposed, of a child : both omni- Jhußesjtopped then, about Jno. Theas’ diy goods a few doors from the comer of Market and Liberty streets; I saw several citizens run, and I think one’of them laid bold of the hind wheel of the omnibus dnven by defendant, and drew it back, and saw some person taking a person from between the two wheels: I saw a little girl earned along the street, and understood that it I was the body of the child injured by defendant’s | omnibus- Wm. 8. Leybarn, swam. —l live on Federal street, in the 6th Ward; 1 was standing on tbe corner of tbe Diamond and Market streets on the 25th of December, 1801, between 8 and 9 o’- clock, and looking down Market street, saw a pair of horses enter Market street ontof Liberty street, and immediately after, an omnibus came round tbe corner and cut in across the first one, which Stopped immediately; I then heard a cry,’ and immediately saw a child under the feet of the horses; I ran down and took hold of the wheel horse of the ommbns driven by the defendant; the child was then in between the wheels of the ommbns, when two men were in tho act of pall ing it out, when I laid hold of the horses; the child that was injured was a little girl, and her mother stated her age to be seven years; 1 af terwards saw tbe child at the doctor’s office • it was aeaa. Joseph Arnold, swam. —l live with Mr. Simon Goldman, Nov 118 Market street; I was stand ing on the corner of Market and Liberty streets yesterday, when the two omnibuses came down street; one of the omnibns*es ran ahead of the other; I Baw the horses run over a little girl; the front wheel of the omnibus ran over, and so did the hind one. John Anderson, sworn. —l came into the oity yesterday op the. omnibns “Harmar Denny,” driven by a young .man by the name of Jackson Hull; we overtook the -“New York," and passed it at tbe canal bridge; the two omnibuses were Bide by side in Liberty street; when we came to the corner of-Market and Liberty streets, I looked out and saw the child under the hind wheel of the “New York.” d Sled. Coabsinq We would not desire, ,to in. . : terfsrsi with-tbe amusements -of the boys of-the' rising generation—we were once 0.4>0y ourself, and we have often wished .“wc vyere a boy again,’’—but we nrecoinpellcd toprotest against the coarse theypursue m.eoarsiug their sloils in many parts of the uppeyWards,' ‘life and limb are "endangered by a reckless boy, who, in a mere spirit of bravado, starts hissled at afunons rate to excel Tom, Dick, orHaqry m a race, re gardless of. the limbs of old women, tbe noses of sensitive young ladies, or the artistic, struts of mce yoang mem : Tbe boys must reform this, or “e police roll be after them figl. Next week will be the Igstweek of Ottin ger’e Mirror of California, and wo advise al] that have not seen it, to embrace the present oppor tnrnty. We understand that he intends taking this splendid work of art to Europe, anj the success with which it has met amongst all dis criminating persons, fnliy warrants it Ho will give a benefit on Monday evening to St Paul’s Episcopal Church: nnd there will bo as usual, an afternoon exhibition to-day US’* Our friend Foster presents a truly at tractive bill for this evening. The attraction wo think, could scarcely be greater. Only think llizi itßo, one of tbe most noble and patriotic conceptions; and the Now Pantoinine, that is worth more than all the medicine in the world far dispelling the Blues or overcoming Dyspep sia. Go to-night, by all means, if you wish to laugh and grow fat- Tto Ethiopians at Wilkins' BTaxi: —This band of performers had fine houßeson Christmas afternoon and evening. We saw but a portion af their performance, but what little we wit nessed convinced us that they are all first rate artists in their line. The audience appeared highly delighted with the performance, and we have.no doubt that many left to go back again and see Horn drilling his company . | OTTisaEu s Panorama op California. — Has every person in our city seen tins splendid paint ing If they have not. wc advise them to go • and those who have been thero before, to Call again, as an evening cannot bo passed more pleasantly than m witnessing the passing of the canvass that gives such a vivid picture of the El Herado of the western hemisphere Committed.—A man named W. (j- Kane was yesterday commiitod by Mayor Guthrie for two distinct and separate charges of assault and bat tery. We understand tbatGnfiio- the omnibus driver who was committed yesterday by-Mayor Guthne, will be brought before the Court to-day by a writ of habeas corpus TELEGRAPHIC NEWS BY TOE O'REILLY LINE EUROPEAN NEWS ’ ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA Halifax. Deo fits The Canard steamer Canada, with dates to the 13th instant, arrived at half past 10 o'clock last night. She left Liverpool at 3 o’clock on the afternoon of the 13th, and experienced a suc cession or violent gales, She brings 32 passen gers. The steamer Asia was seen on the 17tli FRANCE. Affairs in France continue to engross public attention, but no new or striking incidents have occurred, excepting that several additional de partments have been placed in a state of slope A largo number of the Mountain party had fled to the Several legions of the Na tional Guard had been dismissed, from disaffec tion. The vote of the army, as far as beard from stands 0.j, 000 m favor of Louis Napoleon- and 00.000 against Very few disturbances bad taken place, and those were of limited;extenL Tbe total arrests amounted to 1800. Thiers has again been ar rested, and sent to the Prussian frontiers Girandiu has resigned the editorship of La Prcsse, and is about to depart for America The socialists, during their short ascendency at Nivero, burned the registers and archives and destroy £<] much property Tho comptede Chainbrood. Henry V hod sought an interview with Prince Sobwartzonburg of Vienna, and was told that Louis Napoleon must rceuva the countenance of all Monarchical cabinet. Seventy three newspapers have been suppress ed in France. ENGLAND. The Customs Reform movement is progressing vigorously. DENMARK. Tho most violent agitation in all the Capitols of Europe has been consequent upon tho critical state of affairs in France The negotiations respecting the dispute be tween tbi: Duchies had been suddenly resumed with no disposition to bring matters to a set tlement. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AdVices from tbe Capo of Good Hope arc to tho 4th of November. The Kaffirs bad been se vereiy chastised by Gen. Somerset a forces ip an engagement which lasted several honrs Tho Kaffirs loßt five hundred killed LIVERPOOL MARKET—Dec 18 Thero had been no improvement in Cotton m Liverpool since tne sailing of tbe Baltic; the sales of the week were 32,000 bales. Holtingsheod, Fetley & Co.'s circular quotes Cotton, fair to middling and upward qualities as especially dull during the week; the sales on Friday were 6000 bales, at Bteady prices. Fair Orleans &jd; middling 4|-; fair uplands 5; mid dling 4J-; fair Mobile 6J. . Flam was quiet, and prices bad receded 6d per bbl. Corn...ln good demand, at a slight advance. The Provision market was unchanged, at the previous advance. Lard was w ell sustained in prices. Wheat Inactive, and prices in favor of bny ridde e cU h n:. 10Ul - The “ aICB baTO ia I n n e^y f barr iBDoirnPr ° Vement: the market actiro eriCaQ P ° rk ’ ha “ B and shouldcr8 ’ are in- 23 advance reported by tbeßaltic m steadily maintained. 3 Cheese... Declined 2s deaiers arc rat - The London Stock market has been rather oc 9BiST C ° nS ° ls on tlle 12th 4 p 8i ’. ttnd ttfter business hours ad vanoed Foreign securities sympathize in the rise. American stocks have undergone no particular change during the week. KOSSUTH. u- . , Philadelphia, Dec. 20 Kosßuth to day received a delegation from Hamaburgh and m.reply to an address froS J. a Knnkel, who also presented a series of res olutions, be made a brief speech, stating tk “t he was to leave to-morrow ‘ for Baltimore, and must be in Washington on Monday next Tho clergy were also presented, and Gov. Kossuth was addressed m their behalf by Rev John Chambers, to whom he replied in a speech of considerable length. . ; > At 3 o’clock this afternoon there was a vast coneouree of people at the Chinese, Museum where Kossuth was welcomed by the youths of theory. Ho addressed them at considerable length. The grand banquet at the Musical Fund Hall took place this evening, which was attended bv about 800 persons. Koesntli is expected to de velop his views at length. He leaves in the ear ly twin for Baltimore to-morrow. FIRE IN QUEBEC. Quebec, Deo. 20. ' A very disastrous fireocourred here this morn ing about 2 o’clock, in the eastern end of the artillery barracks and ordnance stores * The troops barely escaped with their lives. Military Btores to the value of $60,000, were destroyed.— The building, which was valued at from 60 to $60,000, was almost totally destroyed. FROM LQDISVILL. • - - , LowsmiE, Deo. .26. The weather is cold a freezing. Navigation is still closed.: : The prospects is irather favorable for the opening of the rivers. , * - t - i " jtv* 11 ' i "" ; v New Yobk, Deo. 26. The U» 8. mail steamer Georgia- exiled to day for Chogrea and Havana, with 600 ’passengers. - e t f s <* >■.•" *- XlXllaa Cl ‘c- _ Washdiqtoh, Deo 26,-SS , Sbhate.—Mr. fttcl\ said, as there waq no qno rP? r P r £, ! !® n t> Jo would move an adjournment Air. .Bradbury hoped the Sen&tewould wait a minutes, and perhaps a quorem would ap- Pj ear - Something ought to be done as to the the fire in the Library ■ , Mr, Fitch withdrew his motion l . S Mr. Mnngurn moved that when the Senate ad-! jqnrned, it should be until Monday I , rhe Chair decided that the motion was out of I otuer. Less than a quorum oonld only adjourn ! tram day to day. . i |Mr. Mangnm moved that the Senate adjourn I Lost—ayes 10, nays 10 ' l After a short interval, Mr. Mangum renewed 1 rnS motion, which being then agreed to I The Senate adjourned 1 House.— The Speaker announced the following ns the Select Committee on the Bounty Land Bill .—Messrs. Dunham, Stephens of Geo-, Har ris of Tonn., Tnck and Bissell The Speaker also laid before the House a com munication from the Librarian of Congress, stat ing the loss of the library and contents by fire on' Wednesday morning last, in a manner unaccoun table to hup, as there had boon no fire in the apartment for a long time- neither fire nor lights at any time since it has been in his oharge The loss of books is abont 35,000 volumes- 20,000 volumes in the adjoining rooms were saved He expressed the hope that a searching investiga tion will be had as to the oausc of tho oonflagra t on, so that a like calamity may be averted in future. Mr. Stanton, of Ky., by unanimous consent, introduced a resolution instructing the joint Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, to inquire into tbo origin of the fire, and whether it was in consoquenoe of the negligence of the officers of government, or persons of either or ,P9 th Houses of Cougress ; whether the fire was paused by the furnaces, or flues, or by an incon diary , and also as to the extent of the injury to the building, and the best mode of reoonstruot ipg the library room, so as to guard against sim ilar destruction m future Mr. Stanton also introduced a bill, which was | passed, asking an appropriation of $5OOO, to be expended for the discharge of expenses incurred for the extinguishment of the late fire in the library of Congress, the removal of the rubbish the preservation of the books saved, and the con struction of a temporary building for that nur pose. r 1 he House then adjourned till Tuesday CINCINNATI MARKET—Deo 26 Tbo weather is dear and oold. The markets are unchanged Whiskey... 14{f- No sales of Flour; good ordinary brands 3.10 Hogs... Steady; 2200 sold at $4,86(3)4 90 Sales of green hams at 6jjo; dry salted meat at s|; shoulders G^-o- Lard...ln bbls o|, but generally held higher lurk s Island Salt has advanced 60c 1 ST. LOUIS MARKET—Dec 24 Iho weather is moderating. The ice is thaw, mg, though the river is stil closed up by heavy masses floating. No arrivals or departures Ihe markets are stagnant. Sales of 60 000 bbs bulk Pork ribbed at (1,40 Hogs...how coming in; 4.76@4.80 forprimo The number received up to the present time iB 27 to 28,000. NEW ORLEANS MARKET—Dec 26 Flour... Declined: sales of 2000 bbls Ohio at 8,70(0)2.80. Corn.. Selling at 600. Mess—Pork Dcclming: 12.60(5) 18 75c Racou...Sides B@Bkc. Lard... Prime in bbls 7j. Whiskey... Dull at 19c. Cotton... Sales of 4000 bales since the arrival of tho Haltio ; prices easier: middling 7@7Jc. COMMERCIAL UAILT REVIEW OF TIIS MARKETS OFFM’K nr TUK IUn.T Moßßtro Post batnnttift) I>rcc»nbci !&■ |H5| Bu-lnc*. remain. very qniel. will. lillle or lew ebangea lo uote ..i the markets W « have no sales or operation* worth nolirtit? H.ol K-There ta very liule dom* in Khmr Sule* w»goi, loads ai B.IJV lo 3,16; from afore to ‘I VS* RVL !• fsOf. It- - rijrre ia a good demand at •_> 7 1 to l-t ri Ml- Fales of 10 kr K s at |2e HKOO.Mjv- H»le« or So do/ at 81 Jta... « M.. ft Is -.ita Mngunne lias an article on (he pn.et.i (at he coffee trade, from which it appears that till ain.disiruiiaiiiiiptioii of coffee in the United Mutes .n e-mnait d*i 7J cent , and that of hurope at 2} &cl A 1 ~,c c-omaied population, eapahle of hrun» bright lino ina.kei during the yrarn aives a 101...0 mni,ot,r of pOQitdn. while u uniilur estimate i‘uinj.tio.l gives »m amount of (tot nullum* Of this -0.. u..»pt,or. JOO him.on* are awimeil io the United M-u « ui>d Hr.i.sh America. 37 millions to Great Britain nl " Mi le * * n u if" ai measure usurps Us place 11H mil- ... I folUuu ami ttelyium, 174 millions to Germany and ihtf Nonii of Imrope, and lUS million* io Fiauee and the Aoutii o( Lurope, fliene facia tnav l*e expected to nav- an .f.fiuetue. on prices, and cQebaneed prices in process of lime, urt production Cotton* rite Journal of \ owrorroeof the 13th inti says—The t fmai iooong* oi cotton rxrxmi from the United *utes J during c«iimjer«:tui year, mdiug 30ih of June lan I Will oot tinier materially from the following : though the number of bairw will be tlifhtly increased BflJei cx- I ported u ( iNj4&M. Average weight ol bates 444 6*— I Average cost pvr pound 12 cent* and Ml hundredths of a cent. IsouUvllle Tobacco narkot. I "HD o W a itHtiouAß 1 he wales at this warehouse to day were IJ hhd* at Bs,:is, 2 86.1,63. 3 »J 5.145. 266 2 1,65, v. 70. 2,f»5. t .«5 «> Pic*Rtf ABiHocsß. —Five hhJs were sold io-d“ v at 1,35. S.SS. 3 05 , Wheeling and Plttaburcrfa FARE REDUCED? I OR H HfcJKLlNtr The new and aplnn- Hide wheel passenger Nfeuuier- WlN CMKhrivft, leaves fur Uie above aod all intrrmrdioie ports every Tuesaay, i nnraaay and Saturday, at 10 A TERMS. To Wbeohug * so cent*. Intermediate ports r.... 25 do Uer*; paasage j»5 do If t&e above rate* are not low enough we will make a further reduction. (dec2:tf For Wbeellngt will run Hsa regular tri-weekly packet between this city and Wheeling leaving PUtaburgh every Tuesday. Thursday 4nd Saturdhy, at 10 A. M. t for Beaver. Weils* ville, SleobenviUe and Wellsburgh; reluming, leaves Wheeling for Steubenville, WeUsviJie ond Beaver every Mouduy, Wednesday and Fridry,ai 8 A.M. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommo dations, apply on boaxd.or to ARMSTRONG, CROZER k Co., Agents, Water street. The WmcbesMr is a nearside wheel boat, and Is the largest and Quest steamer ever built for the trade. Pas* scngcra and shippers can depend on bor remaining in the trade. fdecfcu For Wheeling, ~ f iffnjtjjiA THE splendid swift running passenger CLIPPER No. 2, Tuottis M.Shk, Master, wiU run aw a regular pucket between this city and Wheelr.ig, leaving here eyery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 1(1 A. M. Returning, leaves Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friauy, alB A. M. For Wheeling 76 cents. Inietraediaie Forts 6p do Deck Passage ~•$ 4,, Porfrclßhi or passage, having, superior accommoda tions, apply on board, or to SHERIFF A BINNING, Agent*, No* 10 Market street. "he Clipper No. 2, is one of the fastest boats ever constructed for the trade. Passengers and shippers can depend_oh her remaining in the trade. % InovtiO For KAttttnnlng and Catflih. and pleasant steamer &Sj£gg£g£g3iCLAßrON, Capt MuxiNOA.it, will leave the nt vllw y Wo,lda Xi Wednesday and Fridays, P H i for Klnaaning ond Catfish. Fol (reight or passage apply on board. jnovlB Hirer Trade. ftEG UI.AR FRANKLIN packets. UJfatCgA Tti a fiuo Meoraer ALLKG HEN V 8E1.1.E SS*™/"? 1 ?- Uu PJ; w “- h 1 nba, leavei (lie Alle- It 4P &t for fraitkhn,every dfondoy ami Th-unday, i,,T, b « 8 £" e B " , ", mer ALLEGIIUN Y BELLE No 3. Capi. ■li?i AHegheaY wharf for fonak «m. every ami Friday , ai4 p. ftj. K°r h or Pansffge, apply on Board fraartO Marietta and Hockingport. LtSaSj§r . r,n ‘ ?,"« learner PACIFIC, ZYnodb hUi ale (,°ru> eve™ ov'loo “p % lemei “- For f ‘ Kll< or P»»«n S e, apply on board, or lo I*. WOODS A SON, No. 61 Water at., all'll 63 From ai. Wednesday PiSET, ifor Cincinnati. if" 1 * fa " runl, lnp steamer OIN Steam BTIII for S&1«. tT'HE SUBSCRIBER is authorized loseiJtbe foltAwin* L described WILL PROFERT V, situated it Ch£!E!2 , s?wkk ■z^\f£ T^r^ niuofstontu—one a French Durr, of the betum, B !^ 4 au&ror Chopping; quo for Burley; one for o?, ?i V V' WHh Corn Smasher and Smm Mill the other fixing* necessary to curry on the fewi. Chopping; Out and Burley Meal making HuccefJftX *’ Also—A laree,,Engine and Coni,House, and a &rr Housef #al cheaper thou it can be had hi iK country. This would be a desirable situation for an£ one wishing to go into the Millingbusmesi.aan i/m one of the best neighborhoods for the business In the cornu y Thisproperfy would not beituhetnoxket on! Jy that the owners,are.about to reidove to the tar west rersonswtshinfetOpurchase a property of thl* descrtpl .uonyuntlgetinto-a? wfitable bußinCßs.'wduld do well to call soon, aawe axe determined tdSelfcheap. „ For farther particulars see the owneraTMessrs. M 1 Cormick 4 Phflljps.ontlie prcmises.ot aulMid&wtf JAMES C. iUOSBV, Agent ■t b- - *- IT.'BBSBIOff.’ I S*TIIRK OR “ OCSfcl| fl*“*Nl> KITCHK^UKM i O rURh, at Auction.— On TURsua v rtl'l • * t £ J cember JO lb, at to o clock, ai the dwelling llam Geliy, No 61 Tjnoel street near IW,.-■ ■' Avenue, will bo .old his entire ato-k of AmGsVi™ 1 ! well-kept Furniture, among wbicb AroMn»ift^! a » nd Arm Ch a “? and Dining Tables; Dressing Bureau: High p 0„ d*? 1 steads, iUatiresses; Feather Bed-, and IkdSbii- r„? d u-. c, drew 11-MI 1 -M Davis, ■Aucuone»r | I.} KtGS MALAGA GRAPES iX r !■<& Saturday afternoon St7lt> ,„,i J fa "“"ssr SPLKNDIO ILLUSTIIa l‘Kl> BOiiKX , ANU STANDARD AUTHORS Wednesday earning, December Mu, “ A SIJfT 0 " Uie Commercial Sales Rooms corner nVw® ? 111 •(reels, will be sold a large’eXcUon F,fth Hooka, embracing spleiidljly 'llmwte."’ penor bindings; magnificent Annual. .„d o,ft l ° Ihe latest editions; Standard Poets ih l>.!“ Uoot * hurupe and America. in eleganl binding. * >?««■ ot | ON saturdav evening ijrr^rr—, Sal n orwEd rr.'.v.-ss’s^i.SS^ ST?.»;* ; £r° y ' 4 vol., Orion', O vol “ . J Chrul Guizot’, (iilibo'i avoir Rr,rf*,,!o 00<1 * 5 ° >ivr Alio,. Trcdeold’, Coro,oter? lIJ i Walilne’* Utrculnlln/ Libr«rv~ P »m b l™ Ol An, floe m| V X*cl,l"Ln ; l vrA.„ -. rUU Prootor'. Ilaly; M.rr?«““w “ t “ b^ C \“ ,n '9, n ““ ■ toil Pocket Bibles, vonou, bind". Famlij d "“ P-JU. DAVIS, Ab«-i. I p k iv iv 2 v i N I Ti l E arrangement. From Put»btu«b Bad Baltimore. Only 24 Dour* Through ' 1-pHK IJfrt., mail tram will leave Ule [Vpoion Ljl- U<*, m„ c,, P ’K.‘ 0 rc E “T^,'e r^ I e s kT«ei'“ rC “ Passengers will procure their tickets al the office in the Mouorigabela Home, (formerly Ihe Cana] oliicel un til half an hour before ihe departure of enrh ~„■ „ , islbertyaireet ‘ >P<,n . e |7 ... J-jUMKIMBN, Tjckcl As’. 1> R R w ■«* Newton P lan£’ltono Cocoa Nuts; 25 mats paper shell Almonds; 25 / w I HX3. NO. 1 FIKB CRACIfKHS (t)U' " 200 do Smoked Herring; SO doz. Pepper Sauce { SO do Pickles, qts and half galls - S t 0 d ° d ° “* JosW^odls 11 1° co 1 ' TO IB 5-TWO LAfU.I, ROOMS, w |,h bmh room andtmge fire proof .ale attached, in the brick build mg, No; 143 oh Fourth eireet. K.'iumre or ' W. W. DALLAS Office of Associated Firejncn’e Insurance Cdmpnnv Kfn. 1« and fßsrWater meet . 1 s£s*■■■ PAOGDA TEA BTOBE—Jubi received-*- ro bblr- LovenngSOruahed Soger;-:' 10 it idp-. vv . Poweradadoj: deep F R^? Qr^? t e &gx?oT«d^;t »toio2srfiofeio2irto wLtv-*—Btuab4 > £ snA. f j- - ' > £ / *&■*'* r j J., > / , * 1 , , " " aA r-* '•- e ', ~ r\ '*: -;• *«,, /3 1 ■/ - ‘-S fa « r ' - ' 5 * - ’ \ *-4 * . y >-* i ~~ f ' l a *'*¥-{ tr * x>* * *, T *- **. * V— r " * «**•** J* *-* « * t '•' v?^■..; •A*- ' > 4 -c s.‘'- -' ---r: v -T -v * r ■" ,£ - r -v _ O ~ -. ■ , -x 1 f,V •< , " ■ . > *■ i* u* t 4 t -.-fcP'Cr 5 * -**»**«: «,.. S /, - V --’ V.. V . ' ‘ , _ - f V— ** ’ «, J * ~ ? V < .- v v '- W . . ; V.- , -‘ t *f f ~ , V V ’ ,'""l"’ 1 "’ "* , ' c ‘’''-"“ 1 -' 5-jr j —*-** ■■ -n- 1 -—v- ' h af c "■ ■ '■ ■•"' ; ••••• :\" .. •- ' .;-': - -. ' * ''■•'•-••• ' - ■; ' L , .. '...' _ •■'.• ''•'•'.r4;'' : ;6'^M'“.y\v^*4':'^-'^.—^^ •i _ jaasHE __ ' r ,;vV •v - - < "> i.'i ■ 'V ■ * ~,v?K4s 'Si. if ;- ' ’ flhattUatmma., , jwfe£» e l^(i“lS£: sarras^ss ware, Hardware and Dry Goods ; andwiftmake ÜbiS S u f y \ 1 ' unparalleled amount of business: advances on all kinds of Goods consigned 5. oJi-fu C A bas £ eea having issued 7,000 P,5- here. UflS B De a us for sale cies dnnng ihe pasi year, thereby addins over iwianm i "SS-fr- AleB#r ** Heweitj Roc A. Co E, R Vio iSm^d! 8 ? k tbe f flon, W' Nearly afl the properly lei, Wm.l>. Wood * Co., John J. Aml£so?'i Co R V h' 4?flhe “f^ 81 “‘/m, iB small risks, and aWe Stone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee Homer fk n!rV u* P« , »?? > ? r, L? n ‘asured for only one year 8 OaaverT*Saint Lonis; Er A Whole No Policies issued... 7 jm George M’Lain. Pinsbarch. * V2J2i£si* do el P‘ red i terminated A - ■ ■■■■ .. .. twawu.yy • canceled do do in force *- Amoauiof Property insured po Canceled, terminated and ex* L ?'««*••-■••; -:■■ 201,788 „ «? in force *7,884,691 do Premium Notes* • 7U,670JJ7 do Canceled,terminated ,expr’d, 637J0 do in force * ——— 879 03P 7* do Cash Premiums received 851,657,14 ’ * do do canceled 381,84 **’ n’KBSHAi Auctioneer. NEW YEAR’S GIFTS—Fine gold and silver watches loclceis, jewelry, 4cat auciion. This evening' Dec at 0 o-clock. will be sold at McKenna’s Auciion ieel7 F McKENNa. Aacl’r F r * SALE A FARM, containing about los ACRES of FIRST-RATE LAND, Hitoated on Z I wiuo River, twenty-two miles from Pittsburgh ThJ improvements consist of an excellent stone Dwelling with all necessary out-buildings; also, a large franS*' barn , with so orchard of apple and other Fruit 'lVs*»«T m full bearing. « rees, About sixty-five acres of the Land |g bleared —.th* greater port or which is bottom Land, in a high stan- r>t cultivation, and not surpassed in fertility by anv on u- - »duo Rivrtr. ' The Reaver, also, the P. 4 O Railroad pais through fuia Farm which makes it so contiguous to market that n offers inducements to those desirous of purchasing - uarden or a place to establish a Dairy, rarely to be iin»i wi .h It will be sold low and on accommodating term, l*or particulars apply to P. M’KKNNA- Auct’r or, to J. A bHOLKs, 1 Rochester. p a 1 OA.-*fc BIIOTS AND UNKBUX|BHY liljuu- I charges, nl auclion .“ pay On Monday, December S9ih. al (0 o’clock in i|.,, r..,. noon, will be sold al McKenna-g Auction House on ae count Of woam it may concern, 10 pay charges’ unless' redeemed before—One Box Dry Goods aud One Ca« Bools, left at store No. 130 Wood street, in April 1601 _PMc)rfeNNA,Auc’r S Valuable Heal Estate at Privatn'kTu — I J V ttJ E ° a Ft Xn h /.“ lreel ’ I,elwoen ' v «od and Smith-1 field, fronting 30 feel ou the former, by one hundred lll i, . fcet in depth j clear of all incumbrance I i his property is the most advantageously located nl any now offered for in the most nrwMioii °l *Vy° ,uin ff Ihe Theatre,nearly opposite »nSf°ti lc Ha ' a”. on,y a few ftU! P B from *he new Cus fotj House and Post Office, together with the prvoor aJn 81 ? ,ncrfla,e of business which is now apparent and daily Sncreawng, renders It the most valuable San ct. fhe terms will he accommodating. Apply to mrs. mattuew stewart Allegheny Cay: or to _ P. M’KENN'A. Auci’r P* Dm OAVIB* Auctioneers ~ A VT ' ,E 9' SALfc OF BOAT STORR-^O n Mon • P*® rn,n ff* December 29, at 10 o'clock at No* 7 and Market iireoi, near Wale*.will be sold by o rf A 1 SiR»IK? ll ih n f & Cr ? zicr ’ Assijfueea of M’Cammon A sl °ek of krocenes. Qoeenaware Ar comprising China, Glass and Queens ware: tinware*' ,' op “' bard ware; table eaUe™, broom,’ brushes ; oils \ condJe*: black oud ereen l«« • ’ rpicer; 6 bbla N. bacco, wtlh a runny of oilier Orocerie. AIM t'A»r ' ler Scaie. and Weight,; three coal atoroa - barrel,' 1 boxes,store fixture*, ac -£c " r oarreis,, dec2d i- i. EVANS,Agea.I BQWN * TETLEY’S >3B Wood ilreel, PitnUurgh Notice. \.r « r »m'S t r- v'-'i * ■r“ri''«v^^_l.v.*:'j *'.'*«-*£■*-*. '^'' , L"-?%-»•■; :•_!?-. - Whole amount of losses aud expen ses paid-. 83,411,45 Balance tu favorof the Co,,in cash, O^7 J& 4 ao Fo city or country merchants, aud owners of dwjll lifhZHi l& ° ,a £ d . or country property, it is believed Uus company afford* advantages in point of cheaoncßs safe., and aacurity, inferior m no tneiraiee c“mp«y in this country. ¥ 7 i^2°^ , Si* d ?J? and greatly Improved* ys- Claasificmii s l; of Risks, deluding aft speMal A«?nI d ?k lns,mn P?? ly ? If™ l *** amount in any one lo* f»iii y hS nwpr $ c . din * lhe frequency and occiufenc* of *‘i* " r f *’ a, *°i °n both the Slock and Mutual plan, J£!.i y Pk S 5 e 8 5 es the «k*ap**«sa and accommodation im.nr' itTo * '" e inaurtd “ a KrtM**- Ilia under the control of the following DireclorsiSj i {. Rutherford. A. J. Giibtt, John B. Packer, Samiie-'T. A -®«yrt«r,Philo U. Sedgwick Roberi Klotz, isamuel Jones, John P. Rntberford? J P. RUTHERFORD, Pres’t. aa ty a A. J. GlLLETiySec’y. A. A. Oauaua, Actuary. N, B.~a Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on ei Di ting policies has been declared by the Directors anti is oow receivable n, U>» Offlee forrLewal. or reieenm! hie tn cash at the end of ninety days . ln>l;:d * w A. A CARRIER. AsetU. THIRD DOOJ^KRoSrnf^CORNEk 5 OP 'fifth -T A rS,fK 8 ?: fi ECEI Y I ? “le j>®®® M. G. D. and S B. Percussion Csdb : doz. Spool Cotton—assorted : 4UO fta. Patent l*bread : l!S§ rea^ rOM A *f ule Buttons; 300 doz Gum Suapruders; 150 diz. Berlin Gluves; I 40 doz Cotton Gloves ; I Po»Kte lUndkercbiefs; I 50 do Ladle*'Linen the trade gen*,, ally,lo Ibe largest ami mom vimeil -laortment of Gold Al -"” offered mlh!r£irkL£ill o» which they offer on the imst reasonable terms. (oci9 To Bridge Balidera. S^?. P SSr b r °' 'r, buildtn ? ll >" wooden fltrue °f. » bridge over IVlcoto’s Creek, near Logan's ot d d “ llb ' Cooimuaionoraof Alleghe- Wesu p ore,a “ d ““ouoa. where plans and sneci itLV! 0B ‘ cln be lefn 11 1 "’‘■lock. noon, of the 225 in ,tant - JAAiEB MITCHELL, EBKNEZER BOYLES, . _ . Robert king, o f , A "CBhcny Co “ D,y - Piitsburitk, December 10, |BSL C p. M. Davis, aocVt 7 Chrliunas ana New Year’s Girts* W °*ZP W 1 A %£ 4 ® 75 Third st eel, post JJ Z- b H lld “ l *i mviic attention of the public to tneir choice selectiou of Annuals, Albums and Gut Books snuable for presents, some of which are of rare beamy £, A Wiahl , nff 10 P resCDl lokpns of love or frtendship, would do well to call. . W. A.R receive subscription* lor the Monthly Mara- I ztnes os low as $3,50. 1 5 January ntunbers received. dec2o ■ .vw. __ ueczu Li CnrlatmM and fietr YearsMSTfts OUIB REIN EM AN A CO , Importer* and Dealers in WaTciiss, Cnoots, Jrwfciaßy. etc., have just receiv* • in * r J u ?* >0 ’ M< * fr° ra ,be b«Bt manufacturers in iunenca, the largest assortment of JEWELRY thar has ever been brought to this city, suitable for Christmas and U! K Ye * rt ?‘"®> »«<* ** Gold and Sliver Watches ofi me best make, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Key*, ml. im”!!’ ® rooob ? , > Einger Ring,, Ear Ring., Pencil., etc., which they offer at unprecedented low prices— I than the cheapat in this city. Please eall, and j judge for yourselves, at No. 4-2 Fifth street, next door to I -” jd - dec93 I Wsntad, A GOOD BLACKSMITH—one that understands hts husiuesr&nd is u»ed to working oast steel. None um the best workmen need apply Wares paid every Saturday. Enquire at 7 j Illtools Land and General Arsney. WASHINGTON COCKLE, 9 A,lllinois, will attend loall business connect ed with Lands m the State of Illinois—the redemp tion of lands from tax sale*, the paymeul of taxes, the sale and other disposition of lands; the location of land warrants ; also to the col'ection of debts and the saitle-I raeut of claims of all kinds. j , JP" Warranu bought and sold. Old Patents of l Isis wanted. D » e i[ e,^s. ce ~ Tbom * era for the ereetion of an House of Re* 1. »uge for Westren Pennsylvania, are hereby notified tfcai an assessment or twenty per rent on the amount subscribed by eaeb, is required to be paid to the Treasu rer, on or before »he iStb day of November next. By order of the Board or Directors. ooctl:if JOSHUA HANNA, Tressurer_ Tut. P*®** Oerehanti* College. "" ii I 4l,lollo » i*» dtis pan of the country in which students are qualified for business by an ex- K acl ? a - who has conducted b< ?* k * ,n most exicnatve and diversified Dimness ; and one whose treatise upon book-keeping U recommended by the American lusutute and Chamber or ° { New York, as the most perfect w ?t la< extant. | Mr. Williams’ Writing Class, day and evening, iu- k - u , anbesr fer. Architect, teaches Architectural, the week 141 * nd landscape drawing, five evenings In Mr. Hatch lectures on Mercantile Law, every Satur day eventug, si 7o'clock. An evening Arithmetic Class, under the Principal. Cull and get a Circular- foctsTdAw RATELODEONS— Made by Carbardt, the original in k£“' Jo,t received, a fresh supply of die cele- do b P lhe original inventor, Car* hfv^L N vJL K° r ? , T £ e \ e are unquestuma hiving b T BI 0f lbft klod manufactured sny where, ***?* improvements not possessed by any oth- J£S.JS2 h . M a ° ub,e^? li - *«• Persona desirous of pur nud i!»f r!!iK l |i UIM Ca rhart ;Alelodeon, will please call , ie Bame » and convince themselves of its great superiority. fj. KLEBER, No. 101 Third street, Sign of the Golden Harp.' R .^'S N .r An *?' cuon for Thirteen Birrctorj, 10 offh n 7»^.,.'/p‘ SUDg y« r ’ wi " boheW 01 tto Office T P remcn ' Insurance Company on the » M Ue 15 y D 0 ». , “" n j l7 between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2P M. |d=c23:tdl R. FINNEY.SecV S UNDKltlS— 1,000 bus. Bran: : 300 do Shorts; 60 do Middlings: “* * 1,000 do Oats, 100 bis. Flour { 60dor. Brooms: On consignment and for sale by X. WOODS 4. SON, No. 61 Water street. UAY , S J OB OP NATURE.—There are now i lhoUA ““ d9of peniOM in this city alouel who can 7 #ee lhs °*£ni hife, n tb*l would give thousands of DOT? An ,K ne WATTS’ NEHVODS ASrri>' OOTE, did they know what it would do for them W. M. CUUHBEfeT, 60 Smithfield street. T , P 4 P '7 > rou , r epreein* and become a lober “ an ’ b y “««* a bottle or Dr. Cook’s Remedy for !^ifh n r p ?i r s ?ce ’'. wW V 1 ha * c “ re. Graham's, Sartam’s, N fw!S! ’ ”“S aii n« ka« been ns ;r,k 0 r . VVAI ' L ®> Fourth street. SobscrimioDa fhr on ‘y free of postage. Klh« 01 these magazines would make a very handionieiw.il day present, and extremely cheap. ' hol ‘- „„,„ lso “!* band, a beautiful aasortment of Holiday Pres ems, which will be sold ou reasonable terms. lec2o bbl£. and 6 halt A CHANCE FOR sale, the pimd Laiase years) of that well ktiown Tavern* mkmcai» llocsk, now In the occupancy of II w’ Matk^^Hnole 1 ? “ i e f r Uie Diamond and the waiket House iu Allegheny, it has a good run of cn« tom, both from the city for hoarding and from travelers Aftß&SS^Ssr" - : No SO Smilhoeld gt. Freah FmlU for Cbrlitmii 0 DOZEN Fresh Peaches, in nolSe* **' V/ ,10 do*. Tomatoes. 4 0 - 10 Tomato Ketcitop; r * Strawberry Vinegar, Raspberry do. PEKIN TEA STORE, 38 Fifth m For sale at the decsti *srss*-j«r I'BH.rU.d So ear A n° BLa. Loyertng’a Crushed: 8 *xV 10 do. Fine Pulverized; 10do. Coarse do; For sale by the:&arreix>r retail, ot the - de . cBa PEKIN TkA STORK, a Fifth , u tt. L. HOOD, ' “ fom vi?" mK N0.5l Market street,two doors from Piuabnrgfa. [ten, fIHESH FRUITS —Peaches, Strawberries Chernm . P ae Apples, Plain. Tomiwes, he?.’ radically sealed and in fine order, forsale by WM. A. M’CLURG h CO, ' 256 Liberty street' dec24 DRV FRTlTS—Sultana, sVediHj,XVyeFaadfßmich itaisim , Currants, Orange and Lemon Peel, Citron r rones, Plums, Cherries and Pared Peaches, for sale bv WM. A. hTOLORG dr CO , ' Grocers and Tea Sealers ALAGA GRAPHS—IO kega »ery fine, for sale by ■ dgc24 WM A. M’CLpfep ACO X ART J OURNAL, ftr December, Jn „ received.anil for »aJe bJuWpOIIWARD * ROWLAND, 73 ThiS auecu Post Office Bmiding. N. 8,-rßpsfon, New York, end Philadelphia weekly ■ pepera, regnldrly received. * deeS V r ONO SHAWLS—A. A.raajon ft uoi, will clow' out i-t dminrtheir Semi-Annual Sale, all their riock of Lon* andSouAreShawla, compriiinff nrnrljr three thbn eana of every rsoriety ana price, v*»oa“ Th/fIOEASSES-SO fiM»Fl*u*tiooi ~ ~ m * 5 1&^ r &r VCrc * ce £ s^-’ la »tore and for aale by . »’’ dee22 ■ KING & MQOBTTEan *.’* * * SOWN A TETLEY’S Enterprise Works, 136 Wood st. r t 1» , ‘ V, ~ - muuntna utui jßwwmiit. - IMridu,& Ajatd;, BAaKKRSASDKXCHAMaitBKOKSRS, ; litt.'-ost co»»«i Woo» em Duitokosikan, ’ - Tiueburgi, Pa. (mayl Domestic and f oreign Exchange , SanK Notet, Gold and Silvtr.Bcugki.So.J and fCxchatogtt, BiOBAHO* ASd’bIiKHS HOUSK,' WMiMBiTIIiU & Co., jl ■■ Pirrsstmeit. IWTBgXBTAXLOWC> OS TIMS PKTQgITB. (gUgSfl iILIH IBiKH. ISWilb kidii ’ I BEAHKH & U4nSr ftS2S’iS&2S^£ rt * ,, * > Hotel ■ nd W °° d *“•’ direcU yopposite tn^H H. HOLEIBS A BOBS. '?“■ ®A«raß AM> nxmLaaa oi«ci 3V Wo. 67 Market itreet, /our dome kekne old eland, 551,235,90 R* INKE BSANDKSMANGE 3BRokEßB,ejulßett lit £ e 2 Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and ?treeta N “ ” Mar * el slree, i between Turd end Fourth — alflt !iB-Xy. '“ ’ ““hoo* f)s^fn? Sin , C p” , l? ankNol« Union..iti. lowest raw.. sepU-iy | . „ .MILL * CUftKY. , BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, So. BS Wood Btraet, QIGHT EXCHANGEon theTEAsiem CitiM'cbnnantly O for ale. Tune Bills of Exchange and Notes eounjed. Gold,Silver Bank Notes, booelil and sold mal Principal ehlesof ie uited S msW7:^ P eCe " f Par ™ d Cmrem Fond. EXCHANGE AND IJANKINf. HOUSE OF I : , A. WILKINS & C'O,. • ivt NOT S 3. ? 80Y1H0 BATCH . . Western Fnnds generally ji Hiionnnf Virginia and Maryland.. d,,c ,? llnt ' York and New England 10- « Delaware 4 r *Sf;- octal) i .. ;. ----- . * O. B ARNOLD & CO.,’ excV/n^oV"*' B.VNK NOTES, SIGHT AND p.,,'.,. , „ TIME DRAFTB,Ae,Ac. and PrOCeej9r ' rai ' S&*STOCKB^3i BOUGHT AHD SOLO OK COUQSSION. Fourth, street, «pl3j Nendoor to thcßanfr of Pittsburgh. SO BVKBOei ■ ffiusip cgKraraus HOi/aiy sals of pFALL AND WINTER DRY jQOODS, AT JBFFJBRIS^ riiHE G JHamoni ' ? n^°£ S ’ Uonday > Scomber 15th, and will continue . monlh i preparatory to the reception ol Sprine oooda, on whteh occasion our Wholesale Rooms Will ‘' c ' h , r . o 'y" o P?" *0 the Retail Trade. Purchasers may rely that the-following reductions will be made on the ongiu&i marked pricex, viz: Genuine French Merinos have been km • 81,00. now q[ 62£c. S'uper FrenchMennos, hs| « jq Genuine Lapins, best quality. \3s ** I^s French Thibet ciolhs, - gj, « & “ “ 75 “ 50 eat “ 45 87i “ oaj oat 40 50 31 U IX ■ ■ (I , Best high Lastre Alpacas, Second Quality “ llird * ’ „ Eight yards of good Alpaca for ai,oa Brocne Long Shawls, . 85,00 “ 17,00 $3 : I .® a T S l *!® Long Shawl*, 5*50 *» 7’fff; QQ (| aoc Red Flannels, all woo), ■» “ “. ;; ; 3t « as Twilled 0 37$ “ IS a f>°yh P'icM are a sample, and the balance of ihe atoctr will hejiold in proportion. Positively no devia liori in prices. (rtc-lv • CHEAP WWTKa DttV GOODS] ~ , „ AT HO. 76. Market Street, between Fourth and the Diamond. THE undersigned has Just received from ibe Edit em v^VJ?& a lar £* :jUld ®pleudld flock of WINTER I U f n G °J? DS r Con J pnain S« ver y assortment ot UrcKs Goods, adapted to the season, and at least US | P«f ceut lower than ever oflered in this city, viz I r Alpacas* from 12* cents per yaTd to best maun- I tacturea ) Printed Housde Lanes, from 121 to 25 cents E5 r - y* Td • Black and Colored Thibet Cloths, from 25 to Bl lifV.u P<:r . rard ’ »nd American Chintz, from !?‘Vf* cents per yntfU; Heavy Brown Muslins, from 5 to 7 cents yer 3?rd ; Bleoched-MasMns, from 5 to 12* «Ji" Per woo, i cents per yard. SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS. Bay State.ad Waterloo Plaidlmwacdsquare Shawls- Black and Colored Embroidered Cloth Shawls: Black audColored Silk Fringe Thibet Bhawis; all wool ha Shawls; Freneh Merinos, all colors; Lapin’s Black I Botnb.aztnes; Black, Figured and Changeable Alpacas I Bhfefc 1 flrn 5'" 1 [£f°“ 5 1' L “" ' Hi ? h lustre wide I wit d ,'n ßl ‘"! < ’ Cbanget&te and Fancy j r.^P, U S 3 ’ , cham work Capes and Collars j . Lace * jod Fringes; Bonnet Ribbons Gloves, Hosiery and Snspeoders. . STAPLE AND BOMESTIC goods. Cssineu, Kentucky Jean*, Tweeds, Bed Ticking and 5?S r vDomestic Ginghams: Bed, White and Yellow Flannels j Bleached and Colored Canton Flahcels; sopertoT Irish Linen and Linen Lawns; Bus tut, Diaper and Crash. Bed Tickingas tow as 6* cents per yard. A >ar*e assortment of French and English Cloths, Pff s,n i er f, 9 ? nd Ve s Un B B * Also, a superior lot ofßlan- Iteu, of all sizes and qualities, to which I would invite* particular attention. The customers of the bouse and all cash buyers are requested to call and examine lor themselves. The s«ocx is large and complete in every variety and style: and will be sold at the very lowest prices ABSALOM MORRIS, No. T 5 Market su, Pittsburgh. Cbtektrißg’t Pluioi, OtfN H. MFLLOBi No-ill Wood at, baa received and now open, for sale* £S"s£fearaie]. fojfowing elegant stoca of PIANO FORTI&, from the celebrated manufac-It *? I flt ' o &,°™S? 3 Citickeriog, Boston, at factory prices, viz: ”°' one ® °ctave rosewood. s>7s on 12067 one 6 do do ■ 27S 00 ISWOoneO do do' HoS HSL! oao do do 375 < o .11383 one 7 do do 4H) 00 - 117020ne 7 do do 400-00 • ' Hsi2 ono do carved rosewood, 400 00 Jo do 430 00 U4B9one 7 do do 450 00 ftnrJ! °“ L 2° do 450 00 i/EaT 00 ®''* "° exlr a carved 450 Q 0 . Jffi92one7 do carved Louis XIV, 500 CO UO£2p&fl7 do do do 500 00 4 1-ii? 8 ? 0^? 7 !. A *«*»y; PimburtK December lfi.lBsl—deei7»td * * O, '• K» Cii#mb«Hta *9 tommereui GoUegi* Comer ; of Market and Third streets. FACULTY.---0. K. Chamberlin,Pnncjpal and Profes sor of the Science of-Accounts* ■ John Fleming, as tociatc in Book-keeping department, and Lepturer on Mercantile Science; J. MvPhiUip*, instructor of Mercantile Computation and Arithmetic; ...... „ 0. Crouch, Professor of Penmanship f h* CommercialLaw h. H. Stowe, Esq .Instructor of Commercial Law: B« oL Kerr. Professor of Mathematics, (night session): H> Moesser. Professor of MaibematieaY Drawing. This limitation has been|lately improved andenlanred, and now contains foor spacioos rooms, conveniently ar ranged and elegantly furnished, a well selected Librar*- of standard work* on Commercial Law, for the benefir of the students. .TbeMercantilecoarße embraces every variety of transactions that can possibly occur in tns£ ». eas .'.r * n lo regular lectures, delivered by Mr. Watson, 15 H Stowe, fisq., also member ofihePitts purghßar, has beeaemployedioiostruet the students by s senes of exercises and examinations npon ibis very . Important branch. College hours both day and ~l M Co,^H lUnic ? lio ue- addressed to O; K. CHAMBERLIN, will receive.prompt attention, seplfcy; . ' - fiT«iitnff Sehooit " " A T Si,£;. CH4MBEBIJN ’ s PITTStiUHGH COM MERCIAL COLliEGlVconier or Market ana Tmrd «rtei». Eachbranchtanghtin a.epnrate room. , PL? 1 ?,»• lhe t _\SjT jS»tfWa, SypJiWsyMirtuHalCQimla\ntsS"Ca&ca- . ‘ •>‘J -> ' jaN£PS?-3S& ; Up*/ -■ r-- • JjS■°*“*SS9, r attacked with a-se»ere--' ' * TmT* rSo/io?.® 11 7?” ex fcndmg thttfngHthewholo ' . > V - “ Ihe ,“ ame lul > e , a total pioa'iruiiOn' ,y “ i ‘ ?wn'?h?^?l SlC f i japfaaefW» A JJeefa,t»d bottles -- low Dock and. Saraopari/la, frottr wHcli 'r ti*ritlS.a e ii ‘ - '.i vast amount of benefit. f fj”’'' * "® 3 able to pursne ray business without* any . - " i ail . d baye beentsineo that tram a Well t man, while bat a sbon ume since I was confined to my ‘ bed Utree-foanhsof.ibetimaf’andleadnotasenbß ihe j ‘ rmatnof my healih to,any-otUef ei2?rmS n b!| S® ' agency of that truly valuable raedic,ne, Guyzott’sVel- " i low Doek and Sarsaparilla, i HABSHIJ VAVRJP&R. ? v I certificate, and so far as I am.acigiiautted wtUrhismis^ l *, ■ fii m a i„ Inl ';.'n , I . pro s?. red i'i Uniting it might be a bene' , , I:, • fit to yon aad the afflicted. Yon have the prmlese of using it as yon thin If best- Ybnrai : °v7 a P brks« f ' ThgfaUowmi Lour if 'iiiilfratuuib!* Thiiii. ’ enjoys an.exietuivv practice; * ~ K ~~L+ - 1 v * *>. «- h. SSS^fSS E Sfe.% r l g^^S!|ji of Sarsaparilla.’; This .medSiue SabSSZSSSS y , Ihe st lhr ' e y«t», W‘lb good - . raj debiaty, Inver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chroiuc and Nervous diseases. In all Female'ComJ , .4 plaints II certainly is cueiiualled. remate tram- „ la the use of this medieine the patient coiifstantlir " ' : gmns strength and vigor, a; fact worthy of " sideraUon. It is pleasant totbe thsie ehdsmell, and C ean ’ be used by petsons with the most delicate uSSmdh? with safety, nnder any; cirenmstinces. I ’ from experience, and to the afflicted l advis7ils n«. i'. ,DR j.a.uasewL ,• ■ «*•- Bxiract of "twormn. - ' < r , Nkbiub, (Wisconsin). Oct 29. 1851, * ; ar ’ 8 l B f , £ n i l 0f CbSy?* id“ SJ‘ f . '3 waS a f flujfply Tmmodiately *»•*«*' ” ffie‘ & , {» Your Balsam of. Wild Cherry worked to a charm h«r» '* -not a home failed of affording lmmedime relitfiST? ' erory instance hot one (an olf gentleman _ * 7 of agel, u cured, ajid the bellow (Jock lias dOnoeduaJl v f*-: - as well. I took three.bottles^'myself, last tall ' i* l ■■if . joyed perfect health-last winter, far the first Winter fhr the skin, which ffid ro mrnpS,m two w«g P m fo?r f • ' f months evenr winter and rpting, onul lastwinte? ”** fr JL e K ' br °dter merchant and a par Scalar fnMd or raine-took two bottles of the jS - . J acromions fempUon, which(h« fntS? -- * J ' 1 CHAIU.ES e. case.' _ I ID* Price SI per boulo-six bottles for as, / - 1 wS2i! iby , J- O PAKK, CineiimaU, Ohio t * North-easi corner of Fourth .v.:l.: 1 . rir^^^- , S l whom^°““»™“b “^dS?s^d Ce ..i3 » Co * £lw*!»rafc 5i- Wilc'or.Jrycorner^Skftt j4)iwnottO|. i&A. CoiPitia wj a. Jpucs, PUisburgh, Lee & Beckham Al!2- f ;gbenyCity. LT Russell, Washington; WH Lamhs»*i; :•••• ton, Franklin, LB. Bowse,. Umontowni-itf : g r S?^ bu SS h *. ft.KoumvSomergct; Scon &.ra>mn»£w- » ■-. P? r £“» Hllqebraud J&Co, indiana; iißs'-Wriekt-Kln/wl^'' uP£» tvani it Co, l Brooknillej A AVilson ; Boir Vi u- ' ■' * j " ; mlfe y ST 1 "! 4 c °>N t&UeidSr, «£s! 5!!? ■ a^“o 4 . 00 *-• Heorr Porker, Mercer! Jas Wa^,M- 1 fisomSertm, ’ - - J _ laovlß C ° PGH T - Among the oumeroos discoveriesScienc'eTiUsmado r '- in this generation -to facilitate the 'offfierti! c reasons ehjeyineot,aad oven proldirg ' " man ezisteoca, none can be named ormore real value : '■ -•■ne to mankind, than this eomrtbnuon of ChSa, [fsZlhZ HaalingArt AvaMlnaioflts ffjrtaenUiroagboutthii' ■ broad country, hasproven beyond* doabr.thainomadf- CIIIC 1 or combination of medicines yet known.cho so sorely control andcure the numerous, varietiesof our-' .rnonary disease which have hitherto swept from oir - midst, thousands and thousands every year: ”?deed theroi? now abundant reason to believe a Remedv ha. at length been found which can be relied ontocura tho ' mostdangerous affections ofthe lunge. Qurseacehero ' ' W „ UI not petmit us to publishanypropoituSnbFfheinMs - effected by its use. but we woaiabreaent Ihi'fnltnttrf.— ■ .. ... ■ : ;......... :r: ... onlmoiwof eminentmenf and relMfertbMeinuS”? 3 1 the circular which the Agent below named, wilfalwav. ' -- * beoleyedro furnish 1 and indisputable proofs of these facts. y Prom the of Amh^tCo^e., he celebrated ' 7 i “JainesO Ayer-Bir-Ihaveased ytmrfcherrvPen.' ' ' n ta n m f' £*? c l" «f deep-seatedßronehibSiandlm' " r : saU.fled from its chemical constitution, that it A an S- ~ mlrable compound for the relWfbflmiinrriniiddKJS-"* <• * -jZ j 4 ehlaldiffieiUues If actercanbdofanyservice,yooareatlibenytott*?K , 'tf'‘' as yon think proper * 11 r , ■> - ’ i ’ EDWARD HITCHCOCKI L- n '’ ', Prom the widely celebrated ProfessorSiSSiMifi). ” J kjf* ?£ ct > enust|i y/Mineralogy, TiM pS Kf I *!' of tic tIL 1 I ' 3 Mad* Phil and Bcienufie Societies of 5 America and Enrope. * 1 <*««“ Chem- Pictorial an admirable compos « 3* uon from Bomt of the best articles nr ibe Materia M dl« > New Haven,Da, Nov 1,1848 ' ■* Major Patiison, President of the 8 C. Senate, states " * li ke has used tbe Cherry Pleioral with wonderful suci ' i cess, to curd an lufiamauon of the lungs y. . Froupne ot ihs first physicians ra Maine 1 • ' „ . Sato; Met, April26:isjo .4 - Dr J C Ayer, Dowell—Dear Sir* I am now eon. > * I siantly osing your Cherry Pectoral to my practice mnA ■' . fSSSSBSSSZ■SXBSsasseSt • 1 invariably recommendits.Qaejn caaeofeoiieninnh'rtß known n/EfwM? byJa “ 8a C®iyerfp^^Sn,. gJnaraßy B '^" 12 ’ “ 4J - “"S-i «n9*3jg 8 » 3oigt>» (j«ioto»t«4 £llurt>roa. nOR .Churches, Stores, Parlors, Steamboats, Canal -» ; Bpats, Halls, ChamWrs, Kiteheite, TBe pnffio ’ orerespectriinyiioyueiiiQ eaUamieiainine a beautifo! ■- sasortaientor these limjis.,.,Also; Lamia of all uSSSt'. ■ <7v • ' tar LardLafd Oi],&c., Chandeliers, Girandoles, • er^ManteiftcoratloDs.ttunpa.Globea.tJlasEea^Victi, Paper,TlnShades.Maisaud Cans,.Ußdall things oar - ‘ UPer, ° r Safc * “»®S. which a splendid light Is obtained « a oflfeeniS! hour, equal, If not superior, to gas. We hmm mKf omhnuion ofoiir goods tmd price BenunrenarSi^ theaewnnlgiion of Hfyears’eßpericMe '•«***- ~ etliUeiSii&ljr both thewhollXSffi.'S*^ dg rtogfauchable tenha,at the PtUsbffgff t ' ieggfrelor >n ?" T W «**»»»,«■ In Al- ~ ~ . JETHERKaIi AND CHBMIQAIk OE PINT* Air M>o jmaSS&fi y*wto *' l £ u *"-4 3 s * *Hf '- 1 ' ■’t a v H. > ' SFe ~ “** -t .*, ;*,-* M %* . ' " - V, -fVv\ 4 ' < •* V* *r * «*. V" ft- gob jUfbtifttffl D>B. " ' ' > JStss: i &&%£§& Jr taptsdeare, . •! r ■ Vf - JnJPBiHy-orihoßlood ) 'Witball, ~ ■ Office and private eonsalong rooms. 41 Diamond ay," , , ... ' T ' tLr Charges moderate., . , nQvSrd&tvlv »" . , , T>EUMATIBM.—Dr, Brown’s, newiy dißpovTed.rem- i. / edyfqrHheumatlsini. aspeedyandcertainrentedy 1 ;• for lhat painful trouble, it never falls. . 1, , %>■-.- mSvti® S? d F riwe Consultation Rooms No, 11,014- » "vf. - MOND, Pittsburgh, Penaa. 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