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Mr. Giles does not war against-indiv 1 * comB prevelent. with tb- I- - with the seal of a Xr I has never beep - ~ g - piece bo r* ' ai. . ,ZSg*s3Sntm*g '^SP^f^B«M4'‘J?^ | V>j{vl fevSSia.«w= TBE SATURDAY HOUSING P*- 0f to da y- is oh !° 011 bittd3 °/ ter. offioial election returns that we received before - sszr^ • ~. f”" wteMi mmmmm Mt4loS§g* 11111 ■Mi pgaia^lSM BatMlfel ‘yßHm WSmm IlllSi; wi< - . I#-, liasiliwr SMT'-’-v-'si'H ■■ \ay.: A mk Jailtf printing tECCT UAHP£K »...«......»..TIIO3CAS TOXtfRH- Harper & Phillips, Editors •& Proprietors.; PITTSBURGH: SATURDAY MORNING::::; ■ flarlT«3(afth.-MSaeb,Qo£sut,&9'n'«Jt.(Al>rth*oc>B • I '•• •« ; Tr- '• ■ li-tl.-mat HrW AMD BIACTTTVt ”IW to*ar MM or ALL *I2»OT,IatU ■M/sbDSixu.V'f! Zrtrj «Ue «ul TjP*. fr« ta fMm4 ia «mr .tIITVUBOIL THE SATURDAY MORSINO POST, Of to day, is rioh .io oil kinds of. interesting mat tw. Ofiicial election returns from nil tho Btates ■' that wo reoeired before going to press,; ond nn extremely fall miscellany of Foreign and Do' mestie news.' We would oall special attention to oar market and looal departments. Tho paper, is for sale in thecounting-room, and-, we believe that Its contents will please every reader. judge; forward. Bat few deaths have occurred in this eommu . olty which have east bo universal a gloom upon ; ' 1t,<98 thalof ; WaltbuFohwabd. He was agreat • ;«i ■ and a good man. His pnbllo life Wasirreproaoh —.. able, for no one over impeached bis Integrity; bit private life, wo believe, was without nble -tnlah, for *• Kono lenow him hut to lore him, Noao nwuM him hut to pralso." Warm in bis friendship, gentle in his manners, uiiiidulternic 1 iti his heart, ho had the ftcultj ol taking as great a hold upon tbo affections of his 08 " be ' had of « a P ,lvatin B tbe!r Intellects by his transcendent mental abilities.— * ' Without that decision of character «tiab is so necessary to men who aspire to eminence,;he ra x.r.± r ■ tiler won his way by the genial attractiveness bf •JTr-i his manners, than by tho exercise, of powers - which he undoubtedly, possessed, bat whloh he -never mode subservient to tbo purposes of his ■?'i personal ambition; ■ Mr. Foewabd, like many other great men that .1 j.--. our country has prodaoed, was self-edacaled.— V" On almost every subject, whether of the artß, thfl*soiences, orgeaerol Utoratare, his knowledge was most exteosive and variegated. Indeed fow ( professional men educated in the schools, were better acquainted than he wis with even their technical details. His mind was comprehensive ohd luminous. Whatever. it grasped ho knew. He hud tbepotrer of unravelling the most Intri ' z cate and complicated subjeata, and making, them - intelligible to the commonest understanding. As • n lawyer,-though he stood among the forejnoßt, . he might have taken the very loftiest position, if be had exerted the strength which nature had ■bestowed upon him. He had a giant's power, bat he never used it. As a public speaker few: men ‘ excelled him. He avoided altogether rhetorical flourishes and gaady clap-trap ornamopts; hie style being chaste, simple and unaffcctedl ; Mr. . SopWAnn’s knowledge of language was extfaor . dihary, and he was always felicitous in the choice ’ i: ' of his erpre33ions. It was to. him the vehicle of r, thought and feeling, and he never overloaded his - wljjeet with’"verbiage, nor left it unadorned of ’ • the beantifal and appropriate imagery which he conid alwaya command. ' Though in politics a conservative, Mr. |'on wakd by nature belougod to tbo army of pro gress. The old petrified institutions of the past hid nothing in them to excite his veneration or attract his sympathies. He had neither Cuvier's ■‘love for dry bones, or Maotell’s forthe medals of soelalfossilUition. .■Hotsrithamndingfiis‘dofbts .•> at times:(htid'doitbiiai -was his grearife?l?aek throu|h life;) he could not help but Soeftilojon ward progress of the humanities too great and ' glorious destiny in the future. Mr. . the promises of riveliitioa with tint convictions ■ which shono upan ht 3 intellect from universal Analogy; and bo looked upon the bright side of the piotnre of human destiny, and loved to de scribe the visions which he beheld. The offices whioh Mr. Fobwabd filled In his life-time added nothing to bis stature. Nature stover intended him for a politician. He.repre sented this District In Congress ; ho was a dele gate in the Convention to amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania: he was Comptroller of the Treas ury r ho was Secretary of the Treasury during Tyler's administration : he was Charge d Affaii Ci to Denmark : and lastly, he was Judge of the District Coart of Allegheny County, in which of -fiee he died. Mr. Fobwaud has been oharged with a want of eaergy. but never with a want of honesty- Wo do not believe he left an enemy upon the earth, and surely he has none above— . “IDs virtues Bt mujt Judge. and He alone, The God upon whoso mercy they are thrown. The Donetti Troupe of Trained Monkeys Aht> Duos are to arrive from Norfolk, Va., next week- and will play nightly their serious and eonuo Pantomimes at Masonic Hall. With these animals, Donetti has traveled through tho prin cipal cities of Europe with a success unprece dented Arrived m America, the Troupo played for many weeks at the Astor Place Opera Honse, in New York, and since then bavo visited most of the oilies in the Eastern States. The press teems witharticles of admiration regarding their extraordinary -performances‘and of the crowded houses they draw. There aro.iwo understand,. - above forty animals in the collection, half of which are of the Monkey tribe. As there is to he no Theatrical performance, the religions por- . tlon of the community, withont scruples, will he enabled to witness these marvels of animal id- Btinct and intelligence. -.- 'CSy* Our good fnend of the Pittsburgh Post, ' Inhls paper of Satardoy last, mado a mistake of -" \ 000 In speaking of tho ■ vote m Lancaster. It should be C-678. instead of 6,568, Will Mr. Harper oorreet the error, apd add another thou .-. eand-to-the- vote of Gov. Bigler, last year.— The sterling Democracy of .this oounty deservo all tho credit they are fairly entitled to.—Lon eatler Intelligencer. The other thousand Is added-most oheerfully, Captain. Tho mistake, howevpw^did-not origi nate with us. The Democracy of Lancaster county, dul nobly, considering the mighty, odds ihey have to contend against They arc doserv-t Ihg of all honor. ~, • i . £@»lho congressional delegation from tho stater Of Illinois WiU stand oa follows Wblgs. Damocrats DbL 1- 88. Washburn. Dlst 2. Joha Wcntvo-th, 3. J. C. Rtortoa. 0. w. A. Richarilsou, - 4. James Knox, .. Jamca C. Allen. 0 Elchard Voles— 4. 8. Wm.H.BUujll. -" 8. WllUs Allea-S. The Postmuster-Geuoral has decided that - there is nothing either in tho laws or regulations of the Post Office Department wliioh prevents tbo sending of periodicals or papers to •-actual and. twoafide subscribers." by agents or dealers tho game as if they wore mailed direetly from, the. offio’o of publication —all former decisions to the, contrary nothwithstanding. The first section of, tho nowlaw embraces the. case. Mkasßfl. Harper & Phillips;— A correspond entln your. paper-' of yesterday, recommends me as a candidate for the, office of Mayor..-, ' lam grateful to my friends for this, ns. well ■ an other evidences of theirdundness towards mej but the association of my name with that in the : pending canvass, is in opposition to my wisheSj Und as I deem it, inimical to my inter. €B t therefore, decline-tho lntended honor. niid; Pittsburgh, Nov. 26,1852. Do not forget that Mr- Giles Jeliwre Ms lost lecture this ercniog. Enthusiast”-* ■ Bubjeot probobl* better, understood .by him and Which, 'wo predict, will bo more powerfully treated tbattany one of the whole course. “ The ■Worldling "’'delirercd jast Tuesday, was really a niast'er-piece'-oT'oloquence,' power and passion, mingled with cutting irony, and with telling sar casm. :NOVEMBER'27. Mr. Giles does not war againstindividuols or even classes, bat he combats errors and pervert ed courses of thought and action, which have be come prevalent, with the might of a giant, end with the zeal of a Luther or John Kuen. There has never beea a lecturer in this city, who hoe a pic iaoe x ßo,rapidly ; io th&esteem, respect and ad miration ohour. citizens as-be has. His audien ces-are eonstantiy Increasing, more, and more delightedt >and more and more attentive. Wo .only wlshi.it were possible to have him stay for another course. The Institute, we dare affirm, Would reap golden profits. Wo hope all, however,' will take advantage of tho only oppor tunity, and testify by their presence, how muoh they have been pleased and benefitted by the 'Short sojourn here of onr eminent goest. * A Breach or Promise Verdict. —Tho broach of promise case at Albany, N. Y., pf Sußan M. Learned against Alfred Watkins, whioh bos ex cited aomp interest, closed with a verdict, on Thursday last, for the plaintiff, of $8,600. The defendant'was shown to bo worth $lOO,OOO, and to be a desirable match for tho young lady ex oept in years—he was fifty-six and the young lady twenty-one. Ilcr marriage garments had been ptocurod, made, and all nttlng preparations far the wedding tour to Europe—tbe marriage month agreed upon in Septomber, ..1860. He. was married to another young lady about tho first of May, 1851- the time ogrocd upon for plaintiff's marriage, and tho European tour ta ken. "Plaintiff prosed that she was deeply af fected,-though the Doctor hail noser oalled on her after the 14th of January, 1851—that she was sad,- sobbed and cried, lost her appetite, and from SO to 40 pounds of flesh daring the year following the marriage of the Doctor with her successful rival. The defendant was tho family physician of the Learned's, aod contended that his visits to the plaintiff wore purely profession al, but her father said the Doctor's conduct war ranted the belief that they Were engaged to be married Tho Dootor also contended that before and since then the plaintiff was the "very plo turo of health,” but it was no go. TsLEOBAPnisa Esterfribe. —The enterprise 'of bringing tho Old and New World within four or five drya’ communication of each other, thro the powerful agencies of steam and electricity, Is likely to be soon broaght to a consumation. — the capital for tho Newfoundland Elec trio tele graph, connecting New York with Capo Dace, has already been subscribed, and the completion of the tine is promised early In the coming sum mer. The tine will bpl,6oo..miles long, 160 miles of which will bo submarine.- Commencing at Cape Baoe, It crosses the Island of Newfound land, and thence, by a submarine line of 140 miles crossing the Gulf of Bt. Lawrence, and traversing Prince Edward's Island, by another submarine tine reaches Cape Tomrentin In Now Brunswick, from whence its course Is direct to New York. At Cape Race a yacht will Intercept the European and. New York ateamera, gather from them the most Important intelligence, and transmit it with the speed of electricity to its destination. The completion of tho projeot con; templates" tho ronning of-a tine of steamers to and from sorao port on the Irish, ooost, from whence a tine of telegTaph will 'communicate with London. A Veteran. Voter —Michael Qrennell, of Clinton, Pa., redo with ono of bis eons, aged 74, oa tho.day ol tho Election, and voted for Frank lin Pieroe. He Is himself 100 years old, and has voted at every Presidential election since the adoption of .tho,federal constitution. Ills votes bavo been ns follows:. - ,_Pot Georg* W*shipgton,ia;l7B3'aild .* ' Thomas'Jefferson, 1aY790,1800, and 1804. James Madisoc. in 1808 and 1812. James Monroe, in 1816 and 1620. Andrew Jackson, in 1824, 1828 and 1832. Martin Van Buren, in 1880 and 1810. Jamea K. Polk, in 1844. Lewis Cass. In 1848. and Franklin Pierce, in 1852. The Honcsdule Herald says, that in eonse qaenee of a cold ho was quite unwell a few days Immediately previous to Nov. 2d. Fears were entertained that ho would not bo able to attend tbe polls- On being asked the day before elec tion whether bo intended to go, he replied . “ ()ur government must be tutlawed, and ono vote may tarn tbe scales. Another WuEEi.nA.RBOW Passeboeb. —An In telligent young German soholor. named Kamp hausen- arrived at St. Louis, o few days ago, having walked the entire distance from New York city- and oamed with him a valuable li brary of standard acienlifio works, noon a wheel barrow no oamo to the country upon a solen tlfio tour but by somo moans finding himself short of money, he left New York with twenty cents in his pocket, hla wheelbarrow and his library He states that the tour has boon, thus far one of extraordinary interest to him, and rendered doubly so ou account of tho excellent facilities he possessed of making examinations of whatever oamo in his way. Ho continues the tour soon, and leaves for the South. poon Devils.—A writor In tbo Journal of Commerce Bays that there are more specimens of “the poor devil" in California than in any State la the confederacy. Among his acquaintances there Ere no loss than four dry goods merchants who peddle olams .fora Imog, and seven minis ters of tho gospel who tend bar. According to him the only men who thrivo In California, are the rough, tough, nod go-.n-hoad. The mere gentleman stands no more ohaaoo on the Paclflo than the mere Idler. People who set a value on seft hands and soft living win please notioe. Outrage upon an Aiserioan .Vessel.— lt is stated that a most infamous outrage has lately been oommitted at Balise. upon the American brig Lothera. by a wreaking schooner from Key West, assisted by some three hundred Spaniards. It appCart'that the Lothera, having previously •got ashore- had been delivered up to tho under writers and sold for their benefit. The purcha sers proceeded to tike out the cargo and strip the vessel -whon they wore attaokod aad drirea away by the the parties brfore mentioned. . For tho Daily Morning Post > -.'.'l. .. . 5 ■*i'***t* ’ 4 f V s 1 ’ V _ l 1 ” 1 - u - , M * * "s ? 1 * % r ~ Tor the Morning Post. New Speculation.—l7o learn that some of our Hallowell neighbors are forwarding apples to California. - ' They are paoked in a manner en tirely different from the usual mode of sending apples, and one which we should think might prove effeotual la preserving them from rot.— Boob apple is wrapt In paper and then placed In the barrello layers. Between every two layers of apples Is a layer pf powdered oharooal..; Tho apples are thus prevented from coming; in con -, toot with each other- and from the anti»pru-> tesoent qualities of the charcoal. the rot, even: should it attack a part of the fruit, will be pro-; vented from communicating to tho remainder.—; This plan we should think a good one for pro*' serving fruit, when sent to any foreign country. —Marne Farmer. - A fence, we learn, is being constructed along each side of the railroad to Madison so as to guard it against infringement of animals and l other annoyances. Tbe. company furnishes the lumber, and the farmers build tbe fenoe. In -Massachusetts, all railway tracks are required by law tb'be fenced In, and a dollar a rod ib add ed to the estimates of cons traction to meet this necessity. an ezelient provision, where tbe companies are able to meet tbe increased ex* penses- All tbe Railroads inthis fitate Attain to tt tbo spirit of improvement end desire for safety, will no doubt prompt fbem to inclose their tracks with fences.— lndumapoUt Journal. --v • :r. United States Mint* We present our nsuat hJpßthly Statement of the deposits and coinage of gold at the U. 8. Mint, and in the deposits since iTpnuety let,' as Compared the same period of last year, althoagh.tbis is more than, made op by the receipts from other' sources. .This decline is readily accounted>for by the increased ’exports of gold bars anddust direct from California to Great Britain. By a statementef the Bank of England, which we pablrahed some time since, it w&s seen that the imports of California bullion into Great Britain, for the first six montbß of the cnrrjDiit year, were #1*000,000; while for the whole ot 1851, the amount- was only -J01,300,000.. -The following (ibles bring the totals of the principal , items of i-iterest down to tho first instant: * C3ESAGB OP THE -MISTS or Tan nBITED STATES* FROM JASDAEY Ist, TO OOTOBE& 81, 1861. utm • OOX.D. ' BIWXR. COPPE&. TOtAL. Philadelphia. $40,744,890 $503,604 $40,335 $11,378,329 New Orleans...*— ' 3,825,000 144,000 3,909,000 Charlotte, N. 0.... 312,944 luhlonoga,Goo....; -889,310 389,310 Total .'.: $10,271,050 $737,0CU $40,335 $48,049,689 Comparative statement of deposits of Gold at Mints of tbeUnUcd States, from Jan. Ist to Oat. 21, in the years 1851-and 1852: Philadelphia—Uv S- g01t1...—- other gold . T0ta1...... r. h'ew Orleans—>U. £» gold— oilier g01tL..... - Total 6,737,211 3,249,802 Gbarlotta—U. a gold -gWM Dahlonegß—U. £. cold- 218,023 380,050 At'&ll Ulo Mint*—ll. a gold— I. 43,140809 . 43,178,955 other gold- 702,050*.- 1,095,737 The deposits of gold nt Philadelphia aince the let inst, amonnt to $4,702,000, against $4,960,- 000 for the same time last year. Another steam er is non dao with a large amonnt of gold dost, bat the total deposits for the year will hardly reach the amount during the year 1851. In that 'year the deposits of gold for November and December wore $11,762,669, of which $108,121 were foreign gold. This amount will hardly bo reached for the corresponding months of tho current year. In tho abovo tablo it will be seen that the de posits of foreign gold, (chiefly coin) for the first ten months of-the current year bavß increased, as compared with tho same period of 1861, $338,681. In domcßtio gold tho - deposits of California gold have fallen off $80,586, bat the amount from other Btates have increased $112,- 742. „ Wo are Indebted to Robert Pottorßon, Lsq., of the Philadelphia Mint, for Ins assistance in com piling our tables. For the lost two months tho New Orleans papers have contained, ns for as wo can find, no statement in detail of the opera, lions at ths Mint in that oity. This has been a scrioas embarrassment to us in our statistics of tho number and description of pieces ooined in tho United States.— if. Y.-Journal of Commerce. From the Clarion Democrat THE MEETISGfIy Our necessary absence from home, since the election, may bo taken as an apology for tho failure for our part to notice the meetings that were held in Brookville, Strattonvillo, Clarion, Shippenvillo and Cnrllsville: They were proud hours for tho Democracy. In Brookville, thou sands of voters were assembled to testify their attachment to tho principles of the great and glorious Democratic party. There the ladies, the wise and liberal Dcmocratic ladies, lent their time and labor to decorato with evergreens, the living emblems of democracy, the houses nud streota of that pretty town. There Black, Snow den, Barclay, Wise and others oddreased tho at tentive multitude in strains of eloquence that made glad the people. There the flags, banners and transparencies presented a scene at night, more brilliant than was over witnessed in north western Pennsylvania. That meeting told at the election. little Jefferson did her whole da- The Strattonville meeting was a dtadener to I whiggery. Under the direction of Dr. J. Mc- Micken, chief marshal, and other efficient lead ers, the procession was marched to Clarion in j both of which towns the tasty decorations, or - ranged by the willing hands of tho noblest and fairest of God’s creation, the ladies, rendered the scene a gladsome one. It was night—the I illuminations were general—the banners, flags j and transparencies were rich and contained ap- | propria to mottoes. Tbo vast assemblage was I addressed by Messrs. McCalmont, Boggs and Wire. This wna gotten up in a day and proved ns was intended that the whigs had aroused the I elephant. Tho nolso 6} the' screech owl was drowned by thelion’cVraM . At ShippcnvlUe, the'ltytaocracy assembled to hear Cob Samuel W- JUACE and oar own talent-- od J. 8. MoCautoar: Jfiver did tho noble de mocracy of Elk, Paint,, Washington and Beaver, return to their homea with a greater degree of and seal of Col. Black awakened feelings of Ad miration for the man, which will remain alive In the bosomrof the Democracy who heard him os | long as the fires of the rcpubliosn party blaio In those noble townships. ® a • c,rUa»;n» nnr n!s friends and acquaintances here than the Col onel Black and Snowden received the thanks of onr people for their services, ns expressed in oar majority of 1424: Frank's Trade vlth a Yankee- "The last time I was In St. Louis,' - say* Dan Marble- “I was sitting In the store of old Frank | country fashion on top of the oountcr, legs I pendant, when a real nutmeg came booming along and In bo comes with n hoop of bundles In his fists- Frank was down on pedlars, and Yankees in particular, but bo was always -set for a joke- and loved cqaal to an Israelite to I drive a sharp bargain. Tho Yankee nodded to mo, and I nodded to- I wards Frank, intimating—there was his victim. Frank was busy emokiog and figuring over his ledger. “ HaoWd du." observed tho pedlar. " No no no-—go on." Frouk peevishly res ponded: bnt that wosnt tho Yankee a religion, he wanted to trade, and was bound to do it. " Kalkllnte- Squire. 1 oouliln t drive n trade or nothin’with yooa folks tu-day : "I calculate you calculate about right, for yon oannot." was the sneering reply. 1 Wall-1 guoss yeou needn't get huffy about it. Na6w here's a dozen Jenumo rarer strops, ten i dollars and a half: ycou may bare em for ten | dollars." “ I tell yonl dont want any of your trash, so yon had better be going. Bays Frank. “Sho how yeou talk: 1 11 bet yooa five dollars if yoou make me an offer for them oro strops we'll havo a trade yet. " Done.” says Frank* patting a \ Into my hand. ■ The Yankee deposited a like sum—when r rank offered-him a pioayaao for the strops. "They'ro your’n.” said the. Yankee, as he quietly fobbed tho stakes. •• But, l ho added, with great apparent honesty, I calculate & joke is a joke- and if yeou don t want thenr.fitrops, 1 11 trade back i Frank's oountcnance bnghtoned. " There! t Is” eaid tho Yaukoe, as ho received the strops, and passod over the picoynno. A trade’s a trado—and neow youro wide awake In aimest. I guess the next time yeou trade with that ere pio. you 11 do better than to buy rarer strops. Away walked the pedlar with his strops and his wager- amid the shouts of a half a dozen fel, lows who dropt m. . . , ggy»Tho new Cathedral, et Albany, New York, was dedicated on Sunday last. Ths Most Rev. Archbishop Hugheß. of New York; the Most Rev. Lord Bishop Moskcra, of Banta Fe de Bogota, South, America; tho Bight Rot. Bishop Burgett, of Montreal the Right BJf J B Fitzpatrick Bishop of Boston: the Right Rev. Bishop Timon, of Buffalo: the Bight Bey. Bishop, Whoelan, of ’Wheeling: and the Rev. Bishop MeClnsky, pf N.{ York were present, and took aotive part in the ToriouS'ceremonles olfdhe day. TABWS ta Nutf Wales, The Legisla tive council of Sydney,-New South Wales,, has. lately adopted a ho* tariff from which It up pears that artloles likely to be imp orted into the colony from the United-States,; ; srith,the..suig.e exception of tobacco, are ft&a. Upon tobacco, the »duty . t>ath of leaf andhnanufaetured, has been reduced 1 flipper ponnd. nnd ie to. be’Still farther reduced after Deoember, 1858. g@* The following verses which originally appeared!:* the Cleveland Plaindealer, are going the theprees. Thoy are qaite as ap plicable here ’na ln the eity, In which they origin ated : j. ' "WBra »Tmesr rnoeti a’ivggr Should these bugglea ace T And run over civil footmen .In a publfc place t . . Let the driver speed like lightning- ", - Lashing neck and flank, Sat let them mind that banian flash 'Aint emend o'er with plank . . The result of tha election has proved that Gen. Pierco would have been elected, even had bo not received the votes of any of the great States. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and, Virginia, whioh are entitled to one hundred thetote in the eleotoral colleges of the Union. We believe that it has never happened before, at a contested elec* tion, that a President has been chosen without the aid of some of tho great States mentioned above. 1861. 1862. $36,069,104 $39,340,260 631,960 962,636 36,701,114 40,302^95 6,007,136 3,116400 130,106 133,102 In the Penitentiary, at Columbus, on Tues day a negro vas shot* for attempting to take the life of ono of the gnards with a long bowie-knife. Tbe guard put two balls through the body of Ibe prisoner. He lrnot expected to live. Dr* J. Cowdery, the oldest surgeon in tbe U. S. Navy, died of apoplexy at Portsmouth, Va., on the 20th last. $43,908,806 $44^74,692 Mrs. Mowatt will commence an engagement at tho Broadway theatre, New York, next Monday oveniog. Parson Brownlow, of tho Knoxville (Tenn.): Whig, nominates Mr. Fillmore for tbe Preslden. oy in 1856. The Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, in tended to unite Philadelphia with the Lakes, 1b to be nnder contract next spring from Fort Wayne to the riiinois line. Surely some people must know themselves— they think of nothing else. A gold beaded cane, costing $65, has been prepared-by booo of the citizens of New Hamp i sbire, to be presented to Gen. Pierce. The population of Havana, tbe prlnolpal city of Cuba, Is stated, by a correspondent of tbe New York Herald , to be 200,000. Tho contribution of -dimes to the Washing ton Monument, at Savanna, Go., amouted to $360. The new Constitution of Louisiana recently submitted to the people at the late election, has been adopted by abont two thousand majority. Mr. Ashmead, clerk of tbe steamer City of Richmond, has been withdrawn from the line since the discharge of the Lemon slaves. Nobody ever sees an action as very wrong when under the excitement of doing it The value of tho real estate and personal property of Chicago Is $10,411,711. The amount of taxes received on this property is $76,948 96. . , , Every man cherishes in his heart some'object, some shrine at which his adoration is paid un known tohla fellow mortals—unknown to all save his God. Tbe large Brewery belonging to Alonzo Blos som, in MUwaukie, was entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning. Insurance on the building $B,OOO. $4,000 in the Hartford Pro tection, and $4,000 in the North Western. Complete retoVns from N.' Hampshire give Pierce 18,631 votes over Scotland his majority over all Is 7,209. This exhibits o democratic gain since last.spring of 0,054. - r Rev. 11. N. Hudson, tbe well known lecturer land editor of Sbaispeare, it is stated, has be come the editor of VThe Churchman," Protest ant Episcopal newspaper, of New York. Ms}or John J>. Claiborne, formerly of tbe Tex- I an army, died suddenly at Williamsburg, Va, on the 16th inst The frce-soU party of Ohio are to hold a State Convention, ijbplambus, on the,. 12th of January. ' 3 :» T. BUTUU KlXfrA WIT3BS3 AQAIS3T iriMSSLV. —At the last Basiloq.of the Grand Jury of Ban Francisco county,’T. B. King appeared as an in former, and stated a fact, which exhibits, at tbe same time, hbs own and tbe character of his par ty. The fact was, that as collector he was in tho habit of seizing small vessels and those which belonged to individuals,, va the first violation of the passenger law of Congress. Bat the vessels of the groat companies were allowed to pass on with impunity, though equally culpable, lie re ferred to tho case of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to tho Government for decision. This is true Federal doctrinfl practically demonstrated. The large, wealthy, and inflaentiol monopolies are permitted to go unquestioned and untouched, whilst the individual who has bis all' embarked, i perhaps, in a little brig or schooner, is immedi i ately pounced Upon, libelled and crashed. This i is just such conduct as might have been expeo j ted from such a So urea —Democratic State Jour * not, Cal* Oct. 14. . ' . v NEW ORLEANS, NOV. Ifi Sou ib akb Hqzassxs—Th£ dcsrail for Sugar continued ao* tire, and the sales embraced 1200 hhd* at steady prices. t vaa also in actiT* roquesi, and 2500 bbls sold, moat- If at the reduced rate of gallon. Also, on plantation near tile city, two crops, onset 30,000 and one of 2d,000 galls, aold at 20ojh gallon. Ftoca—There was a good Northern export demand, with tales of 4000 bbla, including 1200 bbls St Louis, In three or four lots, at (4,50.220 Hlined* ad the same, 500 fancy do. at —.ando3 extra at (4,65$ bbL .. - Protujosa—VTe noticed small ole* Mess Pork oi $19,25® 10,50 VI hbl. Of Bacon, 50 casks Sides soUt in several lots, at and 20 casks choice Shoulders at 3*4 © fo. Of Lard we noticed a sale of 600 kegs Brittle at lie $ In, Iloas—The market U stimulated, with offers of $5,05-100 [br one or two lots of Hogx>.but the drovers demand (5,76 net. Fioca oxs Gbxo*—Flour qukd at for small lots from stores. Wheat firm at 056. New Corn 30@33c; old 40@46e. ‘ . Tobacco—The sales yesterday and today Indicate a small advance on previous price*, with sales to-day pf 53 hhd* at price* ranging from (3,90 to (5,70. ~ Ppotubok*—Holders very firm at for Mees-Pork. We hear of tho sale of the product of 10,000 hogs at 6o for Shoulders in salt, and fi3£e-fbr th* prime Lard, we hear of • sale of the product of 1,000 bogs at 5c for Shoulders, 7c for Hams from the block, It 6 for ilea Pork, and 10c for prime Lard. Tho Hams and Shotfidexs were sold several days since. . ST. LOUISt NOV. 20. New Provision* haTe commenced arriving;, the steamer Clara, down last evening, brought tho first consignment of bulk meat*, besides which she had iwaor three email lot* of Pork and Lard. IqafewdayVVMhallhavo liberal receipts from the Blinds and Upper Mississippi, os the business of pork packtaghas already Commenced on both rivers. Enough has trantpinyl within a dst or two, to jostifru* in quoting now Mess Pork 44(15. and No.-1 Lord atB%@9c. We are not sufficiently posted on green meets to give precise quota tions, but would say that Shoulders cannot be had trader oW@6}£c; Sides and .Xlams A sale of 5000 green Hams,wa* mentioned yesterday on private terms, understood, however, to bo at not less tium - * iCINCINNATL NOV. 25. Ploub—The foreign news par America ha* had no eflbct upouthe market Tho sales Xoday comprised 628 bbls at |&9 PROADEtPQjA* NOT*-24.> -The stock 1 market is steady but not . active.'.. Pricer fin, danged; ' • - ■. r i ‘Srcsdstuffii steady, bat not active.' Small, soles shlppint Flour at $5(35,12. Cbm Meal and Bye -Plouj unchanged. Wheat l* quiet;—Sale* of 3000 bushels; prioes unchanged i redat(l,oB@l,ti9cfwhit« oorn7B@Boc. Onto 44c. By* >h .• • : Tax Miixsr.—For sevetiti days past there ha* been' much excitement In the pork maloti 1 Largo sales of hog* Lbavo betm made at (8 net, and yesterday (fi2s was askodJ -Tho supply of hogs is tbonght by many of the large dealen to he abundant in th*. West $ bat *hey have been lato thlr season coming into market The price has been appreciated byeariT.contractSrthepreacirs hlgh priceof me*3-porkai New .(mean* and New Yqrk/and the ginall quantity hehL .oyer.of tort seaaan’* supplies;: In riMltion to [ IsTery.abondantiandperhape atiiopreTkras season,-at the* .commencement of. pmk-pacddng has tbs t | amount ofsurplns cash been sAdaige, orthofeelUtiev so; igmt/crr.ilm negotiation* ofcackesyof prod ac©.:77otmor©' than pne-thlrd In number o f hogß have reached this market I | as them was in tbe correspondent period bf lartycor; and S jlhoeqwbolook witirmost aautene® Into -this Urge branch; of ourirada, and Its eventual profit*, think’ the price* too high, and appear to be bolding back to their extensive ope rations.—Cincinnati dm. " ' ' • ‘ - - V - V ' v ■;.: :• -:- ■V* <■ V-: '- -r.rr.. ,v; y 0 :;ji If a baggy meets a boggy • Cornin' down tho street, X* ifrightto too together When these baggies meet t a Every driver has his They're bat men at last. Bat cornin’ ap or going down, Should they drive so fast Items of Hews and Miscellany. COMMERCIAL SUMMARY. LOUISVILLE, NOV.: 24. . . A*-' f J •»■ Nomnnomoon! -iy V: >v;. v : ■ No morn—no noonr*3. ,• - »j£i_ Nod&wn—tin •So *ky—no ':■/ \ 7> No4iit*w» lookJn&kioe— £ wt> . Noroad— wffi sj> No; andttf any.Hcw—^ * J s No lodicatioa where' the Gfeseent* go; \ '* y "No top to any steeplo— \ No recognlrfon of familiar y No courtesies for snowing ’enf— t" No knowing ’em— No trsTtUng at all— no locomotion— Nolokling:o(the woyr^no-notlon— uNo gtf‘ljy land or'ocean—' • •"" —“it-*!'!T.':V' • !<-- .No news frdmany foreign coast—. . No pack—no rlny—noaftanfoaag*oUlitj~* No company—nonoHlitj". happy case— ■ No eomforCiblfi feel in any member— No.ihado, —no hmtcrfllo—-no Lees—-. No fruit*—no flowers—no tirds—no tree* l , Novzxsxs! / , ;-'Ti's*T -> ' Tub New “ luon Duke.”—The English papers stale-that the Mftirquis of Douro,' who j by the deathof bia father hasioet succeeded tojthe title; of Bake of WeUiogtbn,; Is toper, lacking both genius and; talents. Ho drives away -ennui hy the highly interestuig amusement of flogging his wife, and does not possess half as much morality, as the law allows Him. - I>r. N'hm'l Liver Pilli tn KeW York! of thb,inY&laal)l& medicinehis extended with' to-be accounted fo*:ontbu. groundof its great merit. l A>ne trial alone, to establish its tide as thaonlyspodflo for liter Ooajphdhfcr-r Th« fpii/wingj fam a Jftw York druggist. dreaeridenca of the high estimation In which these Pills are held. In that section of country ; i J Oxklocx Lass; idrtagstonCbunty, N.Y. Da.MToSZ: Dear 'sir—l bare told autaß-your Llrcr PQls, and am anxious to hare iinotber lot immediately.— These Pills seem to take most wonderfully. T could-haTe sold a much larger .quantity, if! had been proYUed with them. The inhabitants are sending to Rochester forthem; but, whether there are any there or no Aot know.— «nd mo another The increasing demand for this nercr foiling remedy, tor an Hepatic ftltoetfflihs,has Induced toine unprincipled per*; ; gpns tocounterfelt these Pills. The public are cautioned gainst such imposition. Take none but those signed C, iFUoc. > lor sale by most ofthe Droggfats and Merchant,-and 6y the sole proprietors.. • . nor23nl£w , 60. Wood street, ■ 83-R. WATSON Is now engaged In slaughtering TIYH. THOUSAND HOGS; and will hare constantly on hand u large stock ofo BULK : PORK* of his own coriog. Also, a No.' 1 article LARD, in barrels and keg*/- For cafe 's? his Ware house, corner of Liberty and Wayne streets. ibot^lp Of Acting Monkeys, Dogs and Goats, that hare excited the wonder and admiration of all Europe, will perform their • SERIOUS AND OQMIO PANTOMIMES. : COLLATION JTATRIQUE; Slack and Tight* Eopo } Equestrian Scenes; Carriage DrUe ana Upset; i r TEATS OF THE GREAT ESMERALDA; Wt , The Fox Hunter, the Deserter, A« after which t . HERR VON SPINGALEN, ; .. u whose performances hare gained, him the title of “Rotary Wonder," will go through his astounding foata of WHIRLING AND BALANCING. The whole to conclude,with the Panoramic Views and beau tiful original IBuxlo&j; known as DONETTT3 MAGIC,CHANGES. Doors open at ?,und performance to commence at half Pa Adm£tonSScentj; Resprred seats 60 cents; Children 25 cents. C3*As afternoon performance on Saturday at 3 o’clock. aoe27 BROQMS-45-doa.mi oonrfgncimW and for salo by pqt2o " KING A MOORHEAD. GUM ARABlC—aaoolbs. While, and Sorts, for sale by , dqt22 B. A. FAHNESTOCK S (XX IBM KBNO—EOttu, for ralo by I jr ncTsa b a. f ahsEstooS * oa /~1 Oil BENYOlN'— Kllfat,for t»le by : Ijr DOT 33 B. A. PAgSESTOCK'A CO. ■\TriSDOW GLASS—2SO boie» 6by 10, and 10 bj 12 Glass, la store and for sale by ~ ' : ■ octO MILLEB A EICKEBOM. MEN ANl> BOVS' CLOTHING —In tho greatest rartety^. at Gothic Hill, T 4 Wood street; near Fourth/ Safi* faction of customers, bringlho primary or. first iirindplo, the following rale* liaTe been strictly adbered to la thS* es tablishment— iargesales, *»*n profit*. stock .unsurpassed la thrvost. IKA 1 SHiJDY TO ■ . ’CHESTER 74 Wood street. . SUAWL3fT3HAWLB!*-Just received, ami on band, CVCT &000 Long and Square Shawls, comprising ill the dlf* Cerent erode* end site* of Paris and Vienna Gosh*, mere, Tcrkerl, Scotch, Bay State, Empire do, Waterioo, "Wat* «rrillct, PoeefoOe, Acu, towfcfch wo would iartto the at* fription of the trade, and retail purchaser*.' A, A. MASON A CO.’S, oorl& 63 and M Market street. ; "VRINTING PAPER— -22 by 32; 27 *bySB; ZAtbjSl; 23 by 42; fine Book Paper, 24 by 88; on hand and for sale by J. IL WELDIN, Bookseller and Stationer, novCl ; 63 Wood eu, between Third and Fourth. rjH) ENGINEERS. —The Practical Engineers Pocket Guide, - X •- containing a concise (realise on the nature and applied tionof mechanical forces, action of gravity,.tbe oluinents of machinery, and tables for calculating tire;working effects cf machinery, of the strength, resistance end. pressure of ma terials, with fob]** of weights and cohesive strenethrf Iron and other mitala; by *Diosas Kelt. A few copies of this valuable work received and for sale by, . Co-Partneraliip* THE undersigned hare this day entered Into Copartner* ship, under the name and style of BRYAN, KENNEDY A 00for the purpose of transacting a general MtUing bust* neat, In the dty or Allegheny. , ' - JOHN T. LOGAN, ROBERT T. KENNEDY, 8. & BRYAN, WM. BAGALEY, Hi CH jlj)3, A. P. CHILDS, * HENRY P.‘SCHWARTZ,' Canal Basin, Allegheny City, Jane 12th, 1852.' nov2fclwbc*tf ynR «rkayq wsttmianv ~ [ “T>E YEFRUITFUL ANDMULTIPLY* Uaeommand i> thatshoaid be cheerfully obeyed by. the children.of men. Dr. LABZETTETB JUNO or Procreative' Elixir, prescribed as an effectual restorative In casea of Do WSity, Lmpotencv, or Barrenness, and all irregularities oi natures Ttlseli that itpreftases.to be, vix: Katun/* Great Restorative andß«ctftdy, , for-tho» in the married atate with out oC&nrlDff. Itisa'certala cure fbrSemlnalEmissions,' General Debility," Gleet, Weakness of the Genital Organ*, Nervous Affections, Leucorrboca nr Whites. *; Al,aa luvigo* rating tnedkfae It is unequalled. *r certain kemeay for Incipient - Consumption, Indigestiog, loa -of Musqilar Energy, Physical Lassitude, FemafeWcaktiegs, Debility; An .ltla warranted to please the user la any the above com* plaints, and is of oountless reins to these without ojfiprisff. crComstockA BrotherR. S: B. J ITER'S £ ••• J--.-•:; t ’ SHIP FEVER 048 BEEN CUBED. : ‘ . i And Great Y«otable Remedy; Hym^Rx*; tract of Dandelion, Wild Cherry, A&,-aloha.'' * • We select tha following as a specimen of . the', numerous testimonials tothocffiMency oftms mfidldneincasMcfthia malignant disease,- which we have to exhibit.- ; * i \ J ,J TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS. XA _ Frantds Cblimtwo, M., IX, - a sldlful phyaidan,' residing in Buffalo, N. and ope who baa devoted hlcmrifpartlcularly to the study ac 4 «oro of the Slip Fever, .with edmost every* phase of whlth ha is conversant, gives th e folUrtring tcsUrah--: | nytn tathe effects of tins medicine, asprepared by This is to cerfffrythat T have used Dr. H. B; borers* Ex-■ tract of Dandeloo^' Wild Cherry and'Sarsaparilla; Ininy; in case* ora number .of patfenta slck. with ghlpTe-' ver, with very beneficial result*. *- And I cnaridef It * gcaer*' alcuraffre in that disease. 0 . . v '. ; ' Prepared by '■ ■ MYERS A RICE,, > 1 Nc.'U Warfon itreetNeW Yarfc" Bold by R. E. SRUJRfI, i aprfcdeoaAw] No. 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh, j •■tT-i •_ - XV'tV' .. ■ vkw f- J \ ' - W •»' > V 'lZ\\ r *' ■ - \ *« 7* .'a. BT. BOOftC li ARD. OBITUARY. J. XL WELDIN, Booksellerand Stationer, 63W00d rtl, betweea Third and Fourth. ' 1 % • r ’'• l - **- v ‘ '*■ U* < . j** « ■ s- : r 1 ' < >'; . /' ' „ - *' -•’ *J. , ' —■v s - *- "..>*£* ' *' < " - ’f 3 ' ?-'’* *" ‘ - ■ ■ . : l ■? 4* ~ ' * * - •'"> 1. . -*«**- ’V**- yQ'BirehAP)n«i uH Veto* ted lyinw, of Yxriom cbi(aciccl,lLMe bcca'beihre the pub lic, bat It tM remained'fee the JOBEST WIKB toblend in one compgitmd theptadlar.inedieta Tlrtuetbf each at tboee bi»a epeeS* hioenee la nerrboj dbeasa, anaag dcMti aad tm>striaoa, otun of a >trionj naturoV, jTbsrTOBES'T ia ontf ofiia bait! tonki la uk, haTiogalltbejrtrragthfuinj propertiei of /Wine,iritfc tfieh«allßg and medHnnt qualities of the root! and h«t* frbmvblehU Ij diatilled. . «3-Sea aiJTartiscment in another colocm of Mi papal-. ■ Sold Wholesale and .Retail by Dr. GEO. H.. KKYSKR, 140, corner of Wood atiwt end TJrgia alley, Pittsburgh, Pag al eo, by JAMES T.SAMPLE, north-west corner of Federal Street and tbeDiamott4, AUegbcnj C3tj. . . . noTldelew-^ •Q-Dr. Guyxott’a Improved Extract ot 'Yellow Dock and Sareaparillaii a Sun Ecai. Thoaianda of ladiriduala are cursed vith grerloui paa? fldntiwhlcStbeylnteit-ftoai theirparents. The a* of the Tdbm Doclc .atd iSbmqpariSawlll prereal ell thla, and ««S» wt wobnit rfhf tfca parents azaab often Tisloa gOMi ttein effects th&tmayte communicated, by aoseets, nrv! parent* fray at-anythne-pcgu vith' C&uumptiony Scrofula at SyphfflVuwo Itfto ibenusdver to-take precautionsadist the disease being rwdm in them. Gayfaftfo 'Extractoffiailow Dock sad,SarwpftfflU la agaw ’iotMotainsticb cases.r r • ;• • •• . 49* See advertlßemeiL.; , ' Sepl&fis* - ' Positively Cxzred*»*Tho pro Hair Ratorotivc, has ctet vith fOch.Qtthogndcd success' in the ns« r Cf his.ertic2e, as tojnstifrhim izx tkHng :baid case»,;and giving a Written ls,ho. per: a price egrecdupcn, by hfmflcif "vtog the article, restore the faalref’ fiw rgftynd tha amount' ffTpenrlwt; crj he irill S&Q let the usual price, ahcr® guarantee. The thdlVjduals who havehad their. bslr restored, ought to convince ' any one «r ; its efficacy. TWy; Imeollbweduato use their names as references: John, UoHmv Woods’ Brewery,; cured of. baldness of 14, years 1 standing; 6; Bj.HolmeS,' M. 8.; Copt. B. Morris r James Guthrie, 131 Grant street, was totally bald-now his head i* completely Covered with new hair; also, John Gbetly,.Tar rectum. .Wo would invito attention to thd-lbJ-' lowing^-**-•-■ ■’ . •• .'• Que of Baldnett cf ZO year? siamting, curtd hs one ■ .{asd-iart'cf.abo&4 of-AmericanßatDnttxtLr, . lira. Alexander, aged 42, wlfir of.WiPlaaiLAlexander, who resldes atNo, 48 Avenue, states that abs has becnhaTd fiir thejaat 2tt years; sides, ■ was perfectly smooth-ahdwithout any .hair; when she com* menced ukng the Bestoritive- Sha has now used ft bottUT andpertef hairrestoratiTß.andhaa oseditregn larly fbr the last dx weeks;;': Her head b ; now perfectly cor»; ered-with a thick crop’of new hair, firm and spong, as'any : cneeatreeoby calling.; Mrs. Alexander haa.no, objeetiona > fethepttbllttdohcithaae'stateiiienta;; iggy- pAm & brother of Mrs; Alexander, whoad vtatement . ls;wzOto&ont above, and : ktMw persohaßy; that .the state* cats.therein made *ra correct. ,; -. AJ, S. BAY, v; •Pittsburgh;; . No.«s : Fbunhstreet. DIL Nal4o-Wood*trofi^coriMJrof''Vkgiualley,Fittshurgfi;Fa; ’ .■ oet293UW4 - V '-: rv Lv v '-' Scrpf"il*Bt—Tt'ft dde to Elert Petroleum, to sajr that ft ha* been kncnra to completely eradicate uTexyY aT FAHKB3TOCK. A CO. "Mr ANTED—Beef Bladders, at highest market price, By W ' B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO, • - eorner Wood aod First Atreetsd ' T?HJKSCa CLOTH.—2S pcs ‘MeorteO. Colprt >loe JTiicoeiv _T Oath, expressly fcrCtoaks, - POT I \ A. iLMASOSACa MONEY VANTEJ>*TS2«>Qfc for .tbree ▼hSdi gooJ city eecorilyw2J to. given. - ... • S. CCTUEEKX tSOX, 50 'Stniibftfjd itroet I MR&-*&&>£ liiUCK—artOght, Wedge "■Bxcvhx. 1 Brfrfc, of qmilty, for mJe la gnaatitfo to suit touircbwerK. Otter* roeetTed far.CUj rad Briefc* - • S. CnXHBEUX & SON’, Gon-1 Aucbls, sQ,Smltlifirid street rpHE GROCERY EUBISESS will be continued I derelgned,al tfie’old stand, No.lSSLiberty street, where be will be ple&red to see! his Sinner friends and ~' PUtebutyh, November A, 3852—n0v1l ; A. HUNTER. “T ! . A Situation Warned! .• .T2J a-GROCERY or Wholcaala Warebouec. Can - give good recommendatfona. Salary no object. Speaks boih German and Eogibh.' Address at. THIS. OFFICE. ,V .'j r - s. XTOYBIE:—BUOEB AND stiOJSs,of every vctloty.-suUi at xeryfow prfces. The public- arc invited to call at No.. 107 Marketxtreet, and: be cohvincsd vt. tbe-todh. of-Uua. statement... Alargestock juvt reeshred.' - jjqj23 - TV. E SCmtSßi'/..: . XTR'V STEAMBOAT LAW.—Acts lO. . Sicamboats Including the Actaf August 30; 1852, in neat pamphlet form, -Price 25 cents. -For saleby -»•- --.. - w. s. haven; • v Steamboat. Book and 88l Printer end BCatiohcr, aor23r- -■ corner of Market and Second streets.... T?UR SALE—TUirty Building Lou; very desirable .for r private trcsideaces; Said -Lots, so for na health .and beauty of iocadob are concerned, are not surpassed ly shy inthisTidnity. . Situate in the village of AHe-- Etle Indisputable. • > Apply to • • THOMAS MOFFITT,; < ! . nov23 = . ; , 'j No, 23 Rfth street-• *; Land Agency and Olflecs for iLoeatlhg: Lands in the Weitf ' ~ ; * AND for the purchase ‘and -sale of Land Warranta, St. Paul’s, Minnesota; and Pittsburgh/Pennsylvania. The undersigned has formed ar connection 1 with- Coxcway A Ntehols,-of SL Minnesota, for the. above purposes. Mresz& C. A having'been settled in .the Par! West for a number Of ybare, and being practical surveyors, . evetyreliance ctn be-placed on their ;integrify-and pru dence in the matter of purchasing or locating lands. . ■ - , oet23“ s ., „. ..: j JAMEaMLAKELY, mWood st Tapseotfs Bemittance and 7 Emigr&tioii Offioeh.^ ; yo. 87 souTUsmsar, xew York, ' Stlai Qiuty t IhiiiHni Waießaa'Road,-Liv^jy^li And'ffo. Oamett)f TK>od coul Liberty sti, i'ittsbtopA. JAMES'HLXKEirY, "liriLL ISSUE PASSAOB TICKETS-.AND SIGHT W * DRAEK, PAYABLE at: ANY BANK IN ENG LAND, IRELAND,- SCOTLAND AND WALES. ;, ! Passengers will bo brought frcm- Eaglaudt Ireland, Scotiandand Wales, direct c&27 *• - Western rlnsniaiicei Cbmpahy, -Pittsburgh. . R. VTTT.T.RR, Prosdfßt ]. R M. GORDON, Secretary. ...i T‘V n CAFITAI., 9300,000. ' Til TILL insure agaixist all kinds of and:MA •YY RINK", All . losses ber.diboally adjusted and prcunptiypaid.-. •. .-. .'-1-3 f . . . fi ffgmn Institution, morraged by Jhsjxroca who arojrcH: known Ui the aad who are. determmfid, by~ promptness tomaiutain the character wbieh they have afflum«L«'oßisrfns..the best.prptcciiDa tathose who desire to baihsured. - ; * 2Xreefw*.*r-Rr MUler T ; C..W. Rkkcteon, J.W. Butler, N: Holmes, Wm. M. Lyah, James lip pencott, Dazme K ?ama Auley, Alexander NlmickjTbpmaa Scott Office, Nd'92' Witter (WorehooM of Spang A stafaQ . ' ; . f uorildy - SUNDRlE^lpOdcoeoanuts;., 40casksjcarr«nU;~-' i -...•- -y ’ •'* •'•. r^..'.lo6'd^umsegss;. “ 3ffboxesdtremt.- , ; r . 10,/dojjrermacdll;-.':. 3 .10 do Jmaccarenl;.;. .t a eases half cant;- . : ■’* 2 do., do v- qr do; ~ ; Iff tozen assorted pickles; -- -• ,- ;■ CO "do. .ketchup, aa/orted; / -r ' ~ • : SO boxes.tocJc candy;. : r - ; • : -25 do 4°i* , P a4t •<'. Buff linaa,-«25n,'W3?04; - , ' Buff Oil Cloth,'44 25n; 6-4 4QnL Carriage Cloth, blatk, 4-4 6480 a, 6-440c1; .; r r Flgmredßack do . ' Enamelled.-;' .'.do r.:' 4433&,54400i54 60« :■ . >.;; « with centre^'4^l, 76, and sleaeh; Flour QUdhßt,44,!46,'GoUßd7oc.per yard; : Hearth Rus& (ml ; ././ *. > CLormxG. . *' Long Black • *Ss»mrraKiW£hi tirafi, Cliajless, Blor A C&, do; Hoica A - '■' ' FALL AXD.TEIKTEa STOCK of Choctam iTtliv to;'ierii«er 4 mittuao, ’ H -m^^COMBKnSoTHS.PLAISujdIAKCY do;i £4fiTtta«ll4cfflpt, PiaamN; 4 Era, Pltott; .’-Mbfgm, J.2L Bode * Ik YISTISsEiIti-oftl»«“»“&«Jl* :D.leochrtOo,. / < 10)-«.B.«cmc»s ■. : TVns_-*hl3ihe 1» prepared Inmate up ln«opcrfcrCjls.on! Wia. Hotau 4 Co, • TtoiShftltfai lußer,-- --■*--x mTirr n,7-Jn * flpntlromaiamatof ftiblonablaGonritj ~lQow;4_Ha2ch'. 2Sfl*.Yorfc : 'Jorfsh I*o"4 Ox*. Balti <-gt G«rm*ntj« yonld dowriltogll.n.l JU Q.F«T»dl4Ca,Bo«toa; j examinefbrtbemselre?..' ‘ ■ :■, £ Hoxtri*Sea4Co-, do; ■ H-iXXewconjb & Brsx;< 'TO 3 AIL ORS—Th» JalacrttCT offer* fcr salehi* ana- T, C- XrricfcsHAr Co, Owm-IWoo MaiWmto.-Se»-Qi , - 2S s, j,. WBlr imtxcctioiis, $10,00; without Inxlroctions, S7.X. f|UfIS long «gTxhihh«ijXGO*S vosftoa Oioir-xik;: -Th«Book«n4‘EtUer,«s»tiitainstanked KcoruSSteaiin. -JL'*aJeax »afc«*a#-i>UKji»iß*.. battenemgmifr. St»£M,'tfa ready tof $7,00, by . JAM& cTwArr, a', v- '1 , ;% amusements. i«m twin Hfi-tinm JOSEPH C.JOSTBt 6}^Cdoci; p»rfsrojaKsUpdofflaaot» y »t 7 o'clock .£ ta.no gtL-ggcmwto-■ > -XTOW KXHIHITLWQ. ftfi ATHiZX HALI* lAiXltf «•*. JN sfaeot. (which has been ckgurtl/ -fitted., spv- a* * cost it _ . of Dollar*, Mf- cgacrtbaaayt g: v - ; 4 heautifallr fiaiihed -• Hattf to fer * chart geaJOg»: BATN3T3 {gMgBRAJgP gg&l«r <» ft ' „ Qlgaatia PiMrimM. Entitled - - ,y }t - A TOTAeB M SOMp^ Pal* » K.J ’EES#. *tv? hath of tb**»v ~\ bQftPttfQIBIYER TtfTTVE _ *Vv »'•» 'iv ft ~ •-V&. _ AITEENOONB, ai 3 o>: ; V --••/• fjyft •]..... of WftßfaiafftaniUU ' ~ Waodsirest, ftetiraebHflb'street and Yiyg&i alley-, p ' 1 }> lT p f T.rtnmrj Xo.33tU-Meeta eTarrTnflaiayermine-;• - Mmcism* £:tciJO»jiE»e, J»o. ST—-Meet* first sad tfilrc. .- jaiardteifAgicpib- :-■■■•■ 'Cl. v ,; h§r7ge<>n*-2J0.151 Thirdsteeet, afcw docs* sior? , fimlthfieid.’- Office up stairs. Dr. F. h#sb«a :• tfiA nr Df, pf fcf IM -■ fire jean. - • •' - ' •■ ; ■ • r(ap29ffa>% * . immaAßCa COMFiJY. gj y th^ r Hartford, Conn.—Oirtfal Stock {300,000; A K . u Kta *489,172. Office of tha^Mttitairst J 4gcney In tia Slot,’ Eoom-offrCtmly * Loomis, No. SSWcod - ’ S v - . : : vyRrH. Cornell CornalU Agrear manjpel tSr- Kauiaro JreadraiJj tramßntaiirithcoraL AaTtji ' : . romody wiH be (baod in Dr- Coao 1 ! Cow Emu*, J 6 * - aal» by Br. OXO. S. KEYaKB,IM Wood atroet, _ |-:i~ ' . . aap St nj. r.itgral to thaw whohoyta »eD again, i v5.-'■ P 5» aMtaomaAN oumkkmimi.. uuLmms—unyj ' calAceoonumt, AsSOclata.Addre§/-' P. Piindptf ISaac^oTWtiHns^ MS* Painted. Window ghadea, OntCaraSqa, CmtalnPina, £e. at wholesale and retail. . . „-W. H. CABJiYS, ;-o , - : r SdiJ69ow>aufstJßeWaHiwr ■ Curtains Slade and Triniiaodin thotcry newest yren: ‘ ; atyle. .< ii-l? ;yg>^jinat2oJ}fftjfe gtre aunmict Compel Pa. OsplW cniy for Ui* saier classe* cf property, baa an aaipU capita ; tod aabiUa tnperte adranlages iapataWTrittaptnaa, ' r: and accommodation, to city andamtttry merchant! a| : ,v. :i oarncrsof Isolated dire!lings and comity property* —i , - A. Ai I > :>r: ticrlSl . y • > Branch cflca 64 gralthftdd st» Httabarghry ;t < suiter's Window BtumcSlaanra;;, - {kg? tors'* CUB-VES OS SECOND -ASI> -ABCH 81! ‘f '-i ~pnrr.- ■■ '"... i ■-•■-' . g 3" Staro, Chnreh, sod Lodgp Boom ATTIT)K%m«io k.. ; ' OQSCtiOSZSftS33Cf«r ■■_•. vf «■ .•••._ k Dealer* and others an invited to glt* pV_i; fare purchasing elsewhere.-:.. . Q« L HlfJi2lt?AvO(lr . .:.-gag fim wa. W» comerSecondantfAxdlghtbg'^f PoatOGea :tag. ;7 in &H übd# of weather, feanr &'.Aj.3£,-to 5-Pi 3£~ giring "; *" r : accarato imlmaunlife'aaaT*rtljrj;-iTr ' to ttocbiniacnicliespdajpiOTeotypeSfattfaefSiSow^yr.^ cli^p the girfrandgnailtjof case or frame.- - ~k:z. V. ‘ •.Hooxb tocaQdrgiytrain. H - ■_■•.• } „ .. K. E.—liQaenfiasawif *kk or deceased persatf taken la *. " :'• -. • ' i‘ [eotgfclj.- •.: y~, Amnd to your Hor*e*o~d;ti, ? _HKAYE POWDilL—This powder -U ofleroi to ** pohllc as a gharaafoeefeare ft? the-heaves In bones, ' T the only tßgdkfoe known adapts to that pttrpoffV hsrj •beanndfia t2w prititoVdennary practkaor.theprop?-:' tor tor the last thirty-seren toaitolulxiecaßpetes of bow, tor latoj irhea .-with thU-donuooa disease *■ -5. ,t -— .:-corngg'oryood rty«ttEYfrgla alie3^~y - 3dse* In-the fle«V*n* §ll ffifeTg iKgr greeabiedfatrharges treadthe ear,spaedliy andpari r y pontjj remoredt’rflUiQut paia vt iccimreufeoect fryJPr.lLf •'-/? . UT,. Principal Anrtstof tha-2fr : Y, * :eoasalte& at 99 : - Thirteen year* ordose : arid this hraocfrofspeclal practice hagetahied aa towdaccf treatmeirt to such a degree of success as 10 fiixitbaiaoesq ■•- • . "means prescribed;' ’=- • > '•• 'v-' ...• .X* B^ Andenos «ad - -' (fcgy rtlils day enterfrl la to’ partnership, coaerihg-flna & •::■• stjJe.of.J.C. AnJfiWoa.A ttoWholesale fruit f - :*•/ CunZKtionxTj badness, «t 2iol 6"Woos street, ■■- <; vHkring of mrenlire lnUrest lA - v -Pridl-aiidCcmfseiiansiy Wdness, to >rt Hnn«ir. • * . • • ■- .••fihnriwi tfwgfc. ••■■:•.. t >. •. !? TmtoaOcnfia, Wllbaaai&CTOtT l .■ . Joseph K#je* ; " ; i •: - William B. Wrighter.-: > . _ & jPeUovrs’ Hall, Ofron Bsmsg, -Hi c : lirai, Ui&ccn JVbod and ’ .borgjißocaaipaeoi,-3o»2,jmeetsfirst end'third Tues j: ■ Pittsburgh Degrk'lodge,Ko.4,mecfe-SBetFttiUSdf&f':;- Tuesdays. - , . - Hedumlcs’lodge, Ko. 9;meetaerayThnisdsr*nns4.> ; ’ Western Star Lodge, Ka-'24» meets.,every •. • evening. ~ _ „- •< ~ i-. Iron City Lodge* Xo. 182, meets areiysfer&day'4Tim& • Jlount Moriah Ictige, Ko, SCO, meet^treryMonday/; lug, at Union-Hall, earner of Eftti and Sattttfie&t: <-1 . - 7 Zoccd Lodge, X 0.385,.385,- meets.«Tsry ThnraJayerad&jv Gxgir HalVcoraCTnrSrohhfigUjmd Alfthgtreeta^; ' -, ‘.Twin OfjXodge,\Xa2H,*~moetaereryiriday srenik. ••.- Hall corned .ofLcacocE'e&d Eandpskystreets, -AUcgj • ;dfcy.;." ; -r- ; 'j-. ;■ - v*^-Air-myS*! - r^CITI2£SS r liunnutee IhS* Flt^atrargli.—C. Q. IIUSSHY, PresUrottE : lIk,r«T.~M -* '*-4 i • Insures HUUi indCAEiiOEido, on tlifi Ohio and it lipyi Elvas and ; - - < r Insures against leaser DainagebrFir#. ' 4-. ALSOr'Agatnst thn Perils n£ tbe Sesrasd Jslasd Ha .■■•■• ■ waOToas: J- 4 C.G. Hossejy i’ * i • x- | ... v' Williamßasaley. - . , SamuellL'Kinv---;! : - HughD-Ss*, ' wStaKasSaL • r. ; -.-XhvDeharra, >\ - . EdaraidHfiaaletop, ~ .v - Walter Bryant,.— '■* ’ SaaiaeJßfla.' r -.... s• ; • • -. .•■“■« »*»<■•■ v { *“ Flttattn re IrXife Iniura&ee C osar* ■ oppjx fisßunaß, ©,« . . Presidents JAMES S.HOOX; T- - /, • -Tfce Brcodcnt:.BAMUKLJTCIjniKAJk - - . •' , Treasurer: JOSEPH & LEECH.** - *■ * > . . — - - ", ” • :• Huccsc Beaux - ' - connected edtft liffe'Kiaks. - . J » - ttdtualnctes mdthe same as ttioae adopted cioei ly conducted CotHgaolea > -r - • : Joint Stock-Bates at a reduction of cnfrihlriißaatJj; • tool rates -oqnaLto »’dhrldend of..ttdr^stbrMawH"' v thlrtperccnt,paidnnnnaliy.l2l advance. -- > ; " Rim taVen on tha Htp* rq pgryprn gf*ng . ••..jajß2PC#mr‘ T-S'e • »•• ;:-JaxoeaS.Boon, • , v:.v4j...• \'^;;Cliaries , vSaxrmdiTClurlam--'; v : - -John A- T ;.. 4 ciMEU:«3in- • . :• John Scott, -•— • OA AHA PMSQPEr Pegaiia and - 4iU,vvl/ Tana Cigars, just recdTOd pw} famii: - - '-LmaTia. - D.-gtoK£isai'isrii»atrat^ r •. r*. rrrrrn.-. Tania Salt the.Sdday of December o’uaclc»A:lL,fttu ’firaof& PinareriHtwTjSU " k ‘ aotlSdyy>:. «C.vncar ©nttSh.-. BeariyMid* Clothing.^;i-; makr^;qiali^iai&SoTw>rtt>#sSk*oia'Jt .jw£s-] Entire esUb&bxne&C* 'AH'irtidca warranted to So-8* - Large ialta,’ miff-pgafiav one price* ■ Tanaa? Ccfc *. Tailoring extended $o . .. ..... tUi&bjQLr ■:• • W& . STUDY XO- PZJ&£ - . SOTXCB< .t ■' - AIJI personsfacrteg «entlbrT)ftgettggTii.CTS to Europe, tiucttsb' JOHS ’THuSUSO?' . 14Deny notified to call-£ v Of&cc, with Hhtn Ibil *' .re&ttnetf tatiwsa, ps -he/fra* -vatte arrangcmente-far; -i - ‘Ycric feU& thii pvugaififfgnt; aad-ycQ - laainE Snaßcd •"■ - V; Ijpeft totofosOTt hia oyp and v • owpfd py ifamr*. QifamelL 31iixltini'-&Cft T JQEWAfiDISQ; - - join* Tf. T _ .Turlchcll & Mogtldge. < .'“ . , |T73L£| to tdl-coasigniaena and 1 - c3aflaaraaaBPn comi'miinnit«OT Rn;«-nf <■ - Ordera for the pulchneor lead, Grain, .-■ \ Th»ywfll tl» gniiertofa thneeiilEmrat and coDbc' I tuteirfimpcrtCM,- Kdhopi.hj 33>apedal ».: . flaßT J • giTeipgLegal - .' v,\- >*:•••• 1 '<' •- - ' i.’" -•" —'-' ' *;» pw'b" s ' ■ c ‘-’r • •*- ' v * ■p' - V «.. • V r •- 'V. ' ■W-tfiS: - -4 ' -tv -■ l - i V V s«