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A submarine v* telegraph is already proposed across the Atlan ‘ tio. , That completed, a line across Europo and Asia is easily accomplished, and, with the tC>vl'l'-'’ fK' : ' changes going on in the political condition of ‘ ? ■ the Old world, such a lino can be safely eon ' *? " '-• strncted before many years. The “girdle round ’ . • • about the earth? will then bo complete; over " which communication could bo.sent “in forty minutes.” :■ ; ' Wo have accustomed ourselves to tho beliof "" :, ; that it is unsafe to doubt any thing in the line ' of wonders foretold, and yet tobe; aeeomr •:•• . r pllshed, by science and electricity on earth. ' And that they can accomplish the results above . ■., mentioned, and the chain of communication ' '••' : - ■ “round about the earth," which we have dc- Scribed, wo think poesible. If tho work is de ■' - layed beyond the time we have supposed, political ; brid not scientific reasons will bo the cause of •••:•• ••-••' the delay. . :' . . ' ...;. But while we describe the roots and rapidity ••••• ' of human thought anil iateUigeneo “ round about ':/••: • . the earth," wo desire more particularly to call ••• : ■• attention to the routes, and modes of travel by -- which human: bring* can circumnavigate the globo in the not distant. future. And tho rate -‘nM&Vp&tlK 7 ■ king a eaving of M one days, and the time consumed in doing the latter being at present W‘feS' - »CTsnfv-{wo day», tho saving would be forty-lao daye.« • ••*•' •• From Shanghai, probably destined to be th° • groat cityof China, to Now York, then, by fA»* "' ■ ' : ' route, the time required would be fAirty day. : IVonderful as this Is, it is behind tho age, and '••• ■ • far behind tho proßpocts bofore us. A little fur ther on in the report, we find tho following : -'.'•Assnmioff.that ft-nilroad ooron the conti - • nentwill be built, and that the travel on it will be at the rate of thirty miles anhour, it will only •• require four days from point to point. By the ,'■ proposed line of steamers, iu. connection vrith a • " railroad octosb the continent, wo shall ho able to :• - ■ transporttho mails and passengers from Shang vhai to Now York in eighteen days, and from ■•- : . Shonghni to England in twenty-eight days, being •,.••.-• • • r a saving ot.fi/kf/our iogt .to New York, and ■lf! thirty-tKo days to England." .... From Shanghai to New York, then, tho time ' is thus reduced, to eighteen days. Fourteen of sfok^4i^^ r r y7‘ thoae da y o ore to fco emp ’°. ycd in cn f IDg the p f eific by. the. steamers. -That report was made beftire tbo latfe improvements were projected in , the construction of steamers, by which it is pro-. . ■ ’ posed to nearly double their speed, by increasing iHtheir size, tonnage and length. It is believed : ■:'.. . • that by snoh steamers the time from New York •••••: - , to Liverpool will be reduced to about Blx days. • ■■. Seduce tho time required in crossing the Pacifio . . iu the same proportion, and tho timo required from Shanghai will not bo over ten and a half -Jays. Thjence to New York, four and a half days, making tho time from the great commer ...- . oUI- omporiom of China to Now York fifteen days; ° r * Liverpooi> ED6iand ' by thi - s ro ' stc ’ twcn,y -l7 '•' ’ If those things can be accomplished, the At . lantio and Pacific railroad ocross our continent, ■ .could, for a long time, seoure the greater part of v : > ..the oarrying trade between China and Japan, and 'Eorope. That is the prospective value of that road from the foreign tonnage that would alone *J^^reasS»j^S^*^s>K»|lS!«^«rssS , 'fti s . make it the best paying road in the world. Add ! tothi9 1,8 dolnoBtio toODe B° and trade, and some : idea can bo formod of the enoourogement offered ■ for conncoting our Atiantio and Paoifio shores ■ ■ by a railroad; and putting afloat, on the waters ■ of the Paoifio, a lino of steamers, of unsurpassed capacity, speed and efficiency. . Wo are not now ...advocotingtho propriety of a ' ••••••.••-. : : ment in such a project. We shall be-verycaa lions in such a matter. Qovernmonts arc formed for TCr y different purposes than sueh enterprises . aa might indacc commercial communities to put &r i’'' Bo surely productive on investment; and because - the intelligence and enterprise of the people oi 'j*'? “S- this country is sufficient for the accomplishment Larau ntosi the Bio Geaedb.—The Browns k. r, T"• '-Si ® r any undertaking so sure to bo profitable os the SJ? n ' tM s°?^® 8 tbo report C , t, •/. t, -- ... that Gen. Bobles had escaped to the American ' V/* 1 Pcfie adtbo paci£o hne Of steamers, B He firom tho custody of tho Mexican anthori ji- V If the general government furnishes aid to either ties, bat makes no mention of Senor Bosa being -? ■?»’?, r■> v f - - project, it will be ina limited and properly re- shat, nor oven of his being under arrest The ■ «*“ "»> * *•*- •• • -T-v~a* fiwsits asaat ■saa > ''^V s eessaiy to the protection of onr far-off western three weeks there has been 160 deatbari^ere ‘y K s <'jyy x «'r coast; and to the second, as a line of -steamers from all diseases. The Indiana on tJrTBio ■f ■ • 0*“ ••»«£ ' that couldJjp converted Into vessels ofyirar when- Grande had been again commlttlngvtintrages, Ar. , - «ro occaiioAttqolrtf- - Wiling several Mexicausand carrjringoff cattle. arotss&sus&ss V- * nfnerA^ry^^^A- .> 4 . i > - Mi&£**+lCJ'-L - • - ' *- »■ f * * , - ,>*. : »H*«v v?-;■ v‘-:-■•> r- ‘ i w » t > , 4’. , vi* ', * Dtiihj JftdraingJ^ast. . TDOITAB FIHLUPB«Vu«< ....OroMl T, OILUCO&K. , Phillips & Gillmoro, Editors & Proprietors. TUE9OAY M0RS1NQ:::::::::::N0VEMBER 22, - SIORSISG POST JOB OFFICE. We have now employed in our Job Office an , ,unu?ual number of excellent job printers, and ■ . are prepared to execute all orders with neatneßS ' Unsurposaed, and with a speed that t hall not be „. Boanfl W orld, k. . « Put a girdle roand about the earth In forty mlnuto-.” ' William Shakßpeare, who was bom on thp banks of Avon, in old England, bnt whose writings have Binco been read on the bankß of ■ almost all the rivers of the world, uttered some -1 r thing like the above quotation, “ long, long ago.” His bones have Blept for oenturies in Ms native ' soil ; and his commentators have treated the I ; above quotation ae a mere sally of wit. Bntere i a half a century more the world will perhaps find it a prophecy, and a propheoy fulfilled. Shakßpeare must have had a prophetic view of the wonders that soienoe and electricity were yet to accomplish on earth, when he penned that remarkable sentence. A girdle of telegrnphio ■ WireS will yet enoircle the earth, that will con vey thought and intelligence around the globe ■i««in forty minutes.” Borne persons are probably how living who will-read, in the morning par-era before breakfast, the current events in Canton, China, of the preceding day. A telegraphic line from Canton, or Shanghai, which is probably to be tbeLi r ilofChr - -mining through northern PITTSBURGH : •**’*.. l ■ • " ' * r * • ■ • ■s'***.*• ;.: t y tempt to plunder the National Treasury; and among the lest to oppose a Pacific'railroad, or a steam marine on the Paoifio Ocean. The New York papers SBem to he opposing both; 1 and for that opposition has donbtleßS its own selfish par poses. . The MATon*LTr.—What has become of this ■subject amoDg our city politicians ? It is time that all the aspirants should be setting the pins and posting np their subordinates, so that they may know when to shoot, and understand who that shout is to bo given for. There ore many in the whig ranks who desire the nomination, but they are playing shy. Each of them desire their rivals to “ strike first,” The last we have seen in reference to this office, is a pretty plain insinuation in the Gazette that Mr. Riddle, the present incumbent, would not ran. So far as the Gazette is concerned, we believe that its “wish was father to the thought,” and that iV does not desire to see Mr. B. in the field a second time. But tho Gazette'e expression may be true. The Journal, a paper especially friend* ly to Mr. Biddle, has not contradicted it Soit may be true that he does notdesire a re nomina tion, and that ho is willing to permit the Gazette to bring its candidate into tho field. We would regret if Mr. Biddle should deoline, for the reason that wo think, with the candidate wo will nominate, we can boat any man the whigs can bring into the field. It will be a consolation to tho whig candidate to havo the pleasure of Baying, while referring to his successful demo cratic competitor, “ great let me call him, for he has conquered me.” Wo would be pleased that Mr. Biddle should have this gratification, and we hope he will take a nomination, and be beaten. News moat the Seat or the Wae. —According to the Washington Union we can plaoe little re Banco upon the firet report of any battle that may take place between the Turks and Bussions. There are but two rentes by which speedy in telligence can reach western Europe from that quarter. The first and qulakest of the two routeß is by couriers and telegraph to Vienna: and from thence to St. Petersburg!), and Paris and Lon don. This route to Vienna is under Bussian control, and a defeat would probably bo reported by them as a viotory; as they did in their ac count of the last battle with the Circassians. The other route for the nows is by well trained carrier pigeons from head quarters to Constanti nople; and thenco to Paris and London. As the French and English are the Saltan's allies, cor rect information would be sent. But it will re quire more time by this route. Tho first report of military operations and battles then, may be very materially corrected by a second report coming a fow days later. " Houses in the United States —According to tho returns of tho census of 1850, there wore then 4,885,858 horses in the United States, ex clusive of thoßO in cities, which were not enu merated. Adding these we may estimate the number now at 4,500,000. Averaging their value at $5O each and tho aggregate value is $225,000,000. There is ono horse to every five persons in the United States. Mew York has one to every seven persons; Pennsylvania one to every Bix-tenthß; Ohio ono to every fonr, and Kentucky one to about three persons. The Uni ted States has three limes as many horses as Great Britain. Franco has 3,200,000 horses. Message or the Govebnob or Oeobgia. —The Message of Governor Cobb to the Georgia Legis lature, comes to us in tho Georgia Tilt graph. Tho Governor states that some time ago he was m favor of biennial instead of annual sessions of the Legislature. He is now convinced that he was wrong; and recommends tho restoration of the old law, and annual sessions. The Italian Opeba Teoupe. —lt appears that this company, now performing in our city, had some difficulty while in Detroit, with tho Mana ger of tho Theatre, rnmors of which reached this city. In justice to them, we publish the follow ing article from tho Detroit JViiune, which iB corroborated by a statement from the company: Difficulty between the Nno York Opera Company and the Manager of the Detroit Theatre.-^ There is a homely but rather significant old adage, that ho who lays down with dogs will get np with fiens. Tho Italian opera troupe havo had a rather-forcible illustration of the truth of the proverb in their intercourse with the proprietor of the Metropolitan theatre. After finding that they could.not procuro Firemen's Hall far their appearance, they teased tho theatre for a given number of nigbts, at a stipulated price. This amount was paid each night in good faith, and to the apparent satisfaction of the lessee. Bat laßt evening, after the performance was over and thoaudienoe had left, but before tho company had done so, the doors of tho theatre wero look ed, and Sherlock, backed up by several hirelings with clubs, demanded eighty dollars moro than was agreed upon between the parties. The agent of the company exhibited his contract, bat was told be mußt comply with the demand or the company could not leave tho theatre. The pro prietor also had the ruffianism to enter the dres sing room, where some of tho ladies of the troupe were changing their dresses, and to insult them with threats of violence if the money was not forthcoming. After a great deal more of this exhibition of brutality, and finding that they had fallen into a den of tbioves, and that they were in the power of thornffian gang of blackmailers, they at last consented to pay tbe eighty dollars or so, demanded, when in fact they did not owe a dollar according to the terms of the contract Theso aro the facts of this infamons outrage, as they have been related to us. They may or may not bo correct in all the particulars. But they are so in keeping with what wo havo under stood to be tho conduct of the man in question, in his capacity of proprietor of the theatro, that we are prepared to believe that they are not too strongly stated. And now, wo ask the citizens of Detroit how long they will permit this dis graceful pest to bo kept amongst them by their patronage. Tho character of tho olty is invotved in its continuance, and ns lovers of peace and decency it becomes them to abate the nnisanoe, by withholding the means by which it is sus tained. Against a well managed theatre, by rcspeotable men, we have no prejudice. But the quicker tbe city is rid of ono whero outrages snoh as tho above are practised,.tho better for the character and well bemg of tho city. Madame Sontao gave her last Concert in Bal timore on Saturday evening. In noticing It the Patriot says: “ Madame Santsg’s last Conoert iB advertised to take place to-night. In running our eyes over the programme, wo can safely promise the'tich est feast of song at tho New Assembly Booms this evening, of any ever served in that temple of musio. The groat cantatrlce has already en deared herself to tho children of our city, and now donbly endears herself to their parents, by' selecting for them the sweet songs which were part of the music of their own childhood. The delicaoy of thecomplimcnt is only equalled by the inimitable manner in which Sontag throws her kind heart into the melody of old English bal lads. Admirable ns a woman, and beautiful ex ceedingly, one regrets that tho gifted and the good are not immortal here. Sontag raises our thoughts to dreams of harmony; fills us with a serene pleasure whloh music alone can beget, and in the entrancing strains of 1 Home,’ as they fall from her lips, tho exilo forgets his wander ings, end the outcast hisgrief, and tbe vales, the haunts, tho companions of life’s 'floral time ’ throng tho mind with innumerable recollections, and images whose more frequent visitings wonld be for our good. Madame Bontag Bings her fare well to-night, and all who lose the last trill of her voice, lose a joy * which would be a joy for ever.”’ Wo understand that this sweet songstress will soon be among ns, and we hope the people of Pittsburgh will give her a warm welcome. ‘’f - ’• St I'.'"’ Items of News and Miscellany. _ A QJjoat “ Story !,’ is rife-in Wetzel county, Ya. The gopst of a man murdered Bom& time ago, it is said, has appeared, and demanded ven geanee on his murderer, and a man pointed out as the murderer has actually beennrreated, ■ The Bclgianßoyol Family are now 6a a visit' to Cousin. Yietorio, in England. The royal par ty consists of tho King of “the Belgians, their royal highnesses, the Dates and Dnchesß de Bra bant, the Conot do Fiandres, and the 'Prinoess Charlotte, of Belgium; ■■■■■; A-wag, observing a fellow steal a fish and pat it under his jeoket, which waß too short to con ceol the theft, halloed to tho parloiner to wear in fntare, a longer jacket, or. to steal' a ifiorttr ■fish. ■ ■The whole number of students in tho theologi oal, collegiate and. preparatory departments of Oberlin College is 1,805, of whom 720 are moles and 679 are females. “Do you know Mr. John Brown ?” :■ “ Yes, my dear.” “ Is he not a deserving man ?” “ Tes, ho deserves a flogging, and if he ever gallants you again, I will give it to him." < “Ib them fellers alive now 1" said an urchin to his teacher. “What fellows do you mean; ray dear!" “ Why, Paul, and Luke, and Deuteronomy, and them." ' The fourth anniversary of the assassination of Robert Blum, the Viennese patriot, was celebra ted by the Germans at Sandusky, Ohio, • on tho 9th instant. Four men, bricklayers by trade, sold at publio auction, at Charleston, on Tuesday, and brought —the highest, $1,906; the othor three, upwards of 1,000 each. Tho Bateman Children, it is said, have been offered's3o,ooo to perform a certain number of nights in California, and that they will proceed thither next spring. The New York correspondent of the Charles ton Courier learns, through a friend just ar rived from Vienna, that Mme. Goldschmidt has retained but $lBO,OOO of the vast fortune which she made in this country, and that this com prises her entire worldly ■ possessions. She will positively appear on the stage again next summer, but in concerts only. ■■ Tho annual immigration of foreigners to New York is at the rate of about a thousand o day. What country, besides this, receive a daily accession of suoh a population, without its be ing followed by revolution and disorder ? Yet this is only what is received at one port. On tho banks of the Miami canal may ho duly seen females of German descant engaged in unloading and loading boats. They are said to be able to do as muoh work as common labor ers, end they receive nearly tho same wages.— Cin. Q - '• . \ Lli. D's.—lt is stated that (he number upon whom the title of D. D. bag been conferred by the American Colleges this post year, is ninety-eight. Bishop Davia, of South Cnrolinn, bhring rcceieed it from two different sources. The number blessed with the LB. D. is fifty-one. President Pierce, Gov. Clifford, of Muss.; and Judge Campbell, of the Supreme Court being thrice blessed. A Cabdio Witness.— ln the examination of a case on Monday, before the court of magistrates, for assault and battery,; the counsel, in cross, examining one of the witnesses, ashed him wbst they had at the first place they stopped f He answered, “ four glasses of ole ” “ What next?” “Twoglasses of wine.” “What next?” “One glass of brandy." “What next?” “A fight, of course.”—Pros. Jour.' Omnibuses.— lf the proprietors of these vehi cles were more generally todirect the drivers to have their carriages at tho various places of amusement at tbc close of the, performances, they would materially accommodate the public, and enrioh themselves. “ A word,” Sso." “ I speak now of that onvy which tarns pale. And fkkens, ovon if a friend prevail— Which merit and sneemn pafsnos with hate, . ; . And damn# the worth It cannot imitate.” U2*»Tas Bassee Cap (new stylo) !* decidedly tasty, and fcUlngfast. Let Interested, envious competitors say what they may, all who want tasty UoU and Caps, at low prices, so to the BANNER HAT STORE, and motyhero el*©—l47 Wood st, opposite the now Presbyterian Church. [uov22 COMMERCIAL BTOQXARY. Hoo .TnAns.hr me West.—We copy the following from tho Louisville Cburier, of Thursday : In’ bogs and provisions We note no material movement, and a* Cincinnati, It.appears that the,market is depressed, and Ilia prices of hogs ond the hog product, steadily declL olng. Yesterday that market was dull for bogs, which were quoted nominally at 4%e. Green moats dull at . 6*40 for shoulders, sides and hams, and a iralo of now mesa pork at $11,75. Those quotations, except for bogs, are below the range of.our market at present, though we hear of no transactions* Buyert here to-day are refusing fbr •hogs, which was the pretailing prlcn a day or two ago. At Maysvllle hogs hare declined The packing here has born light, in consequence of the warmth of the weath er, but. tbe receipts are ample,including ibis week some 6,000 by railroad. The St. Louis Intelligencer of Saturday has the following tn regard to the, hog market in that quar ter: 11 An engagement was made by a city packer ter 1,500 heal Missouri ted, to be delivered before the 20th of Janu ary, «t the following rotes: all under 180 tbs $3,75, and alt above (hatweights4 net.' Packers are In the market ter No. lat $4, delivered this month, but no sales. One pack ing establishment has between 6,000 and 0,000 contracted ter. ‘ The remainder were bongbt'eeveral weeks since,a portion to bedellvcrcd here,and the balance on the Missouri-, river. Theso hnga oost cm ah average from $3,76 to $3,87 but they cannot bo considered strictly No.l, as they are all Missouri fed. and bogs fatted in this State do hot turn out as well in weight and quality as Illinois or lowa fed.” NEW ORLBANB, November 12. ; HEW. OHL£&HS'CLABSIFXQATIO!f. 1 Inferior v. 0 (5)014 Middling Pair.,...,10 @lo}4 0rdinary.............. Fair;.................., Midd1ing.............. Good Fair............ Good Middling..... 9J>£@9?£ Good and Fine..... - COTTON AND TOBACCO STATSUXXT • • Cbtfon—bafcr. 2b6aeco—TlM*. Stock on hand Sep. 1,1853.. -10,672 - 29,465 Reived 51neei.....‘,....~.i.....182,052 2940 Do : yesterday.. 11,090-193,748 000— 2940 204,320 Exported to date ...... Do yesterday... Btock on hand not c10ared...137,647 Suqae,*—There has' been an aotivo demand for sngar da r!ng*tho weekend with liberal supplies the transactions sum up 3000 hhds, of which 500 wore taken yesterday.'. The rates were rather steady at our quotations, which are un changed: - Inferior to ( Prime and Choice. ...4*^®s Good C0mm0n....... (Clarified .5- @7 . Fair to Folly Fair.; 3=£@4 { Receipts, 3128 hhds.export*, 741. ? - Molasses.—Thodemand for molasses has bten good, though with increased receipts pricesgavo w&yin the early part of the week. The sales, including 1600 bbla takvn yes teriay, embraco 5500 bbla; mostly at 21@220 for ordinary tofairquallUes, and 22}4@22J-£c gallon ter prime, with a few lots of interior at 18@2tic, but yesterday with a large supply on the market tho rates were reduced to 21@21H0 ter prime and choice, and eomo inferior Bdldat 16@169ga1; LOUISVILLE, November 13. Coal and Wood.—There-has been considerable excite ment in tho market this week, and prices have fluctuated Very much, with sales early in the week of Pittsburgh coal at4o@6oc, and 28©SOc was offered for several boat-loads afloat. Subsequently the some coal sold at 18c, with retail soles at 20©25c for Pittsburgh. and sales of UawesviUe at 15@18c.- The market will be fully supplied to a few days, and prices will farther decline. Good wood has been scarce, and «des were made ats2 to $5,60 9 wagon load; - Hemp.— The receipts have slightly increased, with sales at $l3O for deiw-toitodi'wfth a Ann market, ’ - . - • leoh, Nana and Fig Metal.—We quote stone coal bar iron at33£c *0 lbr otheT Sliea charcoal Nalls: wo now quote safes of lOd’a and larger sizes at $6; BdVamn)a’oss,2s?fid’s $5£0&5,75; 4d , Band3d*ss6£s@7, ahd'scarce.- Oat spikes $5@6.60;-wToughtsp!kes $0,76©8. : Tennessee piarmetsfflTOi wfth a Bale of 167 tons at $47,5Q, 4 months; Ohio iron we quote* ton. Blooms tdn: : - ‘ 5 ' LtntEEs.—We quote sales- atthe yards as followst Com* mouplno boards $12.60; third rate $10,60; second rates22,- 60; clear $3?,6p._ Salea_ofj>oplar lumber at $11,25 M foet for choice*: Quss^—Uxht Mica of good Pittsburgh brefcia mt $2AO@ for Bxlo 9 box. Country brood. and interior at 22.. 15@225 fbr BxlB. The lorgor tiicfl sell at regular adrance, per dec, . ■ ■ ■ ■. : 4»‘ i. . - T .- j.’ . • ' 1 ' ...f . 49* A Qnot ißlesaing to theAfiUoted**» Dr. Ulane, tho Inveatorof tho celebrated Live* Pills, used these pflls ln hla practice, before h? could beindiiivd, to affer them to the public in each & manner es toihake.theza tho country* This learn-: ei physician felt the repugnance that ell high-minded mon of science, feel in entering-tho lists against those nn* scrupulous empirics who- obtrude their' Useless nostrums upon tho public, and rely upon a system of pufflng to sus tain them. Convinced, however, of the real. viiuebf the liver Finland influenced by the plain dictates of duty, tho Doctor finally sacrificed his delicate feelings on the altar of public[ goocL .-His great medicine hasrnotdisappointed the expectations of the medical petitioners, at whoso In* stance he was induced to forego Us laelfaatlona. Rom every quarter do ve r hear the most gratifying accounts of Its wonderful curttUve dTecte-thb East and the West, the North sn&the South, are alike laden with.* l tidingsof great jov” from the. afflicted. . These wonderful Fills have com pletely conquered the great scourge of America, tho Liver Complaint,; Purchaserswill be careful to ash for Dr. M’Liss’a celebrated Lms Pnia, nod take . &ono else. There are other PIUs; purporting to be Lirer now before the public. Dr. bP!Lme’B Llrcr Pills, also hJs celebrated Yet* mlfuge. can now be had at all respectable .Drag Stores In the United States, and by tho solo proprietors, : '• PLVMING BEOS* Successors toJ.KIdd 40a, GO Wood street : novlfcdaw 49* Fall and Winter Clothing} Wbole* sale nndßetailt—A largo and splendid stock of Fall and Winter Clothing Isnowready forth©lnspection of* those wishing to be fitted out In tho modi. Calland seo for your selves. > t Country Merchants would Had it to their Interest to call and examine the stock. ■ N. B>rCustomer work made to order is superior style, and at tbs shortest notice. Neuralgia.—This fbrmldable diftoeff burgh, that he will give, in this C3ty, a GRAND CON* CERT, between tie 25th and.SOthof November, on which occasion ; ho will be assisted by SIGNORJNA ADELINA" PATTI/the musical phenomenon.. MAURICE STBAKOSGHj the great Pianist, Musical .Director and Conductor. CST- For Programme and-particulars, see future adver tfesments, and at the Ticket Office, at Mr. H. KLEBER’s MaploBtnre. nbvfcfctf DANCING ACADEMY, at 'WASHINGTOH' HALL. Toting Ladies A Chfldrens^Claaseii I WOULD respectfully Inform the public, and Young Ladles especially, that I Intend commencing my Clan for Ladles in the latter part of the present week, and would oust earnestly request all who may wish to attend, to give In their names, and join with, the commencement of the Class. AlsOjtho Class for Children was commenced on Sat urday last, I&Lbinst, and will continue every Saturday ef* temoon,ai 3 o’clock. Parents who may 'wish to have their children taught a becoming, easy, graceful manner and walk, and alight,natural carriage in dancing, would please send their children, bo as to have them commence ai ones. For farther particulars, enquire at the Hall, on WoM at UOV22 : CHRISTOPHER A. McMANU& IN TUB COURT UK COMMON PLKASUK ALLtSGUfjNY COUNTY. • • Margaret Lane, by her} No. 218 March T.. next friend, William 1853. Graham, Libel In: Divorce, w ts. a Vinculo Matri- Henry lane. Jmonl. “■ And now, to wit; October 22d, 1853, on motion of John T. Cochran, Esquire, Thom as Steel, Esq., appointed Commissioner to take depositions in this case, at his office on Fourth street, in the City of Pittsburgh, on the third Monday of December, 1853. at two o’clock, K M. By the Conn. nov2^ IN THE OOU-HT OF COMMON PLUAt, . COUNTY. • Maria Toobyer, by her) next friend; TnHhm No. 29 Jane T, Keeper, " 1853. . «• Übol for-Divorce. Jacob Boobyer. £st& now, to viW U motion of T. Oochrao, Steel, Esquire, appointed Commlasfcmer In this case, at me office, on Fourth at Pittsburgh, on the third Monday of r at 2 o’clock, P. M.. By the Court. Ptttsbargti Trust Company* THE Directors of the Pittsburgh Trust Company have this day declared a Dividend of Four per Cent, on the Capital Stock, out of tbe profits of the last six months, payable on and otter MONDAY, the 2Stb Inst. novShlw JOHN D. SCULLY. Ca.hlT. ‘VTEW BOOKS JUST KEOKIVKI> Kv kXpk^m— J3l to Europe. City Architecture, or designs ter dwelling houses, stores, hotels, Ac., Ac; 20 plates. Godey’* Magazine ter December. UrahamHt do - do . WEALE’S SERIES. Treatise on the Art of Painting on Glass. Do on Steam and Locomotion. Do on Steam Boilers. Do on Civil Engineering, i Do on Agricultural do. Do on Elasting and Quarrying of Stone. Do on Manutecturo of ,Bricks and Tiles. Do onSlasonryasdStonaC&tting. Do on Well-digging, Boring, Ao. Do on limes. Cements, Mortar*, Ac. Do on Foundations and Concrete Works. Do- on Architecture. . . : . Do on Tubular and other Iron Bridges. : - Do on Wanning and Ventilation. Do. on Mechanics. . , Jte on Perspective. Do on Dralnagaand Sewerage of Towns, Boßdings. Do on Construction and Repairing cf Roofe. And sundry others. For sola by nov23 R T. C. MORGAN, 104 Wood *L » Books BECiiiViiD to-day at iiAViwh’a book STORE, C6MABKEP street, near Fourth:! The Analysis of the Diblti. Third supply. - Parloy’s Present ter all Hp*tgnnw. ■ Golden Links, or Tales and Poems for Youth. Uluatx’d Tip-Top, or a Noble Aim. Illustrated. Genius and Faith. New; Splendid edition of Morris’Poems. - Judah’s Uon. . Alexander's Moral Scionce. Clark’s Works. Consolation; by Dr. J. W. Alexander. Pnstor’s Legticyi by Mason. Canon’s Pastoral Theology. Primitive Church Oteoes. Wholesale and retail by (n0v221 J, S. DAVISON. fftITANKSGIVING DAY bfn£ close at bmid, JEHU x HAWOBTH, corner of Diamond and Diamond alley, wishes to inform all thosepersons fond of good Plum Pud ding or Miooo Pies that bo Is .selling good'cooklag Rai sins at 6% eta,Be, 10c to 12K eonts VI fo; new-crop Bttnch lb, or $1,75 V half box; Currants 12W to good Cluster Raisins box; pure good Spioes 3c ft oi4 mlxod do. 3o oj. Good Wine and Bnan for oooklng purposos, 25cfo quart. nov22 ' MAGAZINES. FOtt PECEMBBft.—Uodey**, tirahani’s. and Peterson’s. . • . Health Trip to tho Tropics; by N. Parker Wdlfo. / The Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Journal: being sketches of. the most interesting reminiscences of a retired Physician. Harry Harson, ortho Bonovolent Bachelor: by tbe au thor of u The Attorney.” Charles Aucbester; a Memorial. Fbr sale by • H. MINER A CO., . nov22 • No. 32 Smithfield straot B W. BLOVBr- ■ ■■■■ •-- • 250 sacka B. W.Flour, 60 lbs each; 25 do do- :25 do- -on h&nd.a&d fnOT22]KIRKPATRICK A FIKU) PLABTBB—B4 barrels <• Canal Mills, Erls •> brand on hand, and for sale by hot 22 KfRgPATRICK 4 ITERRONB GBBEN AP.PI.BB—I6O bbls" Kambos,” for sale by 80T22 KIRKPATRICK A ITEMIONR. ESS PORK—I 6 bbls on iinntl, ant] for Bole by " " aot22 . . KIKKPATBIOK ft HERRONS. ALM SOAP—6O bones ChUllooUia Palm Hep, on and for sale by > f . _noT2l KIRKPATRICK ft HERRONS. . Fire Hnoilrod Worms Bimii.ii. I>EAB the following.statemoot from respectable drug- Xli gists. or. the surprising effects of B. A. . FAHNES TOCK'S UNEQUALLED VERMIFUGE:— , ■ Ooßrnscao, N. V, January IS, 1863. .J/cwrr. B. A. Hihnittock if Co —Gentlemen: Matthew Clark, a man of undoubted Teraolty, of the town of Lisbon . St. Lawrenceronoty. N. y, says that he has a little girl four years old, to whom ho gave three doses of B. A. Fahn estocks VetmUuge, In three successive hours. In thoaf tiwnoon or the same day she' passed at one time SEVEN- at another NINETEEN WORM& About two o olockjhe following uight,.she passed the Incredible num ter of HUNDRED AND TWENTF-OXE, making In all are hundred and fifty-soven.ln less than twelve hours’ time, die said thoywere perfectly astonished at such a mass of worms from A child other age, and that ho counted them accurately. Very respectfully, ~ v , , ■ JENNEIt A RA.NDALL, Druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and country merchants throughout the United States. B- A.FAUNESTOCK & coTrorner ot Wood and First streets, Pittsburgh., nov2l . . 81411 6500 . 2033 66,673 6500 HenlEotaterorSalo. V? elthete on Wood street, i Pittsburgh,between Kith street and Virgin alley. oS cupledlataly by M’OuDy A Go. as a Glass Warehouse. w,AISO—A If Van the Monongahela rlrer,in the Eighth Ward.lmmediatoly übore the Bolling MM of MiUer Co, haring a front of about 170 foot on theriyer ALSO—A Lot In Allegheny City, on Bank Lane, ocennled by Herron A Criswell as a Cotton Batting Factory. P - Terns easy. Applyto: ; JOSEPH KNOX, - noy2lamss 1 . Attorney at Law, 71 Grant street. ATTENTIONTOPCEOHABBBB. . fftriP* M , Tb* aiihsCTlhex has Just returned (torn the East, with a choice selectionof CAR fIifcSpRIAaES, BUGGIES and fjCLKUa iw 2u21— will be received and remaln at the Ware, honaa of CLAUSE A THAW tor a part of this wc*k*afS£ which thoy will beremoyed to btoSdSjteJffifS tto Two mile Ban,onthaGreenataSSnSdrffiripida Tnmpilie. C°w2iat«i - JOSEPH 2OO ACBE3K«BAUJ-Bitnated to Ani XL_etrong county, ontheJlahoning.abont 20 miles from Klttannfng and same ftom Indiana, and within 12 mil.. of the Allegheny Ealleyß. Bg with a good HmS,aSc'ls 100 Acres b-iproved; - a fine Orchard, Anj coairenlent to churches, schools end mills. Prico $2OOO. r ■ * ■ P°riH 8. CUTBBKBT A gQN.ItOThlld at.' XJ Second street. Also, a large Honso rmßoblnaon a?* Allegbeny Cty. S. CDrHBEBT A SON, ■ oeva . 140 Third street, , *- j . * » -h < -•- QEIBBLE’SCIiOTHING HOUSE, No. 240 liberty street. DEW AOVEBTISEHEBTS. GRAND CONCERT. .fc * *. r: *' * * - \*C t'V'V <- - r U- :■* j ,3 V •-• :' **" / ■■ -'i .*l SPECIAL NOTICES. Hr^T CjmKDUY KIWS vmoLtSi^SS^& Ujrtng lottoir ftom Bev. 0. Dickinson, a Missionary in Mb. J.M.;Kira— DcarSir: Myself and wife havinirheMi greatly benoflttcd by the «bo ©fyoor PetroieumJi wLhre bare you send mo a box of twoor threMoreh bottles T amth e Congregailonal Minister inthls place,-and aevenil of my jraoplo are oflected with Indigestion and an inaction of the iiT«!r, the same of myself and wife, before takln? your Psbolsox, oa Bock On. We took several botU»- woor three each—about a year and a half ego, and wo have never enjoyed.id good health: for years as we have since that time.. 1 had not tiken a single bottle, bofbro that follneas of the stomach which so distresses the dys peptiq vras relieved, and I have felt nothing of it that time.- My wife was also relieved from a chronic 0 f the liver, which had been of several years standing, by the use of yonr Petroleum. . r Sold by S* M* Canal Basin, GEO.H. KEYBER, 140 Wood street,-and Druggists and Medicine Dealers every where,V v -v ".f; • .'v >- • • oct2s •. Uv§T AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE, No. 25 MAE* E£T. street. PUteburab—Manufacturers of- WROUGHT BRASS AND IRON JOTTINGS andCEIL SON'S. FURNACES, Registers, Ventilators, Tin Pipes, and every artlcl&'required in their line. • Particular attention paid tothe erection of Heating,Ten* ttlaUng anA Drying Apparatus, by Steam Pipes, Hot Water. and ChlljKm'giWar,- _ nOTft2m Juno Cordial, or RBO- U'i£r CRKATIVIt KLIXLR, prescribed EJJ an effectual ?“*■““> Impotents,,« Barrenness, of nature. Aa an InTlgoreUSg Bern- Alio ? cer^a Remedy for Incipient urasumption. indigestion, lea of- Muscular Euanrvi and. Fond,;. Wertnea. Sola on), at'Ho. 140 TBiftß atreS Pittsburgh. • :. oct2i?ii2g • hODQBi i, O* O. F*—The treSx Angextma Lodge, N0.259,L0.uf O. ererv Wednesday evening to Washington Hall, Wood at.-- [jyl? J VTS» Motlcw—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORB"SO Ut£t CIBTY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny> meett oa the firstand third WEDNESDAY of every month. attheFLORI DA HOUSE, Market street. ; By order. l - .-r. •. ->••• Jehy , JOHN YOUNg, Jit, S«retary. ■ Cargo's Cotillion and Brass Saxhorn th£r Baxx(l, cazx be had by applying to Win.-Frank Cargo, at the M Crystal Palace Dagnerrean Booms,’* of * my2s:tf B. M. CARGO A QO.'g, Fourth street. O.O.F*—Place of meeting, Washington Hall, tti£r,-Woodstxeet, between Flfto streetandYlrgto aUey^ ; PlHSUimflH Lonaa, No. 33fW-MflefcgarflTy.TrM^nyaya^lng'. Maoism* EotajOmisvNo. 87—Meets flrst and third: Friday of each month. . : • : [mari&ly frj«»BLACK. T£ A«— For the best Ooiom Tea to Pitta? lr£r burgh, at 60 cents fi>., go to the Pekin Tea Store, N 0.38 Fifth street, where tho very best Black and Green Teas can always he had: •- T:;. .; [jjfl rr3*Conul Cornell Contain A great many per U*e£y sons are dreadfully tormented with corns. A certain remedy will be found in Dr. Ooms’s Ccnur PLisna, for sale by Dr. GBO. 8. KBYBBB, 140 Wood street. • ; Mcs, retail at 12V$ and 25 eta. per bcm. sepS • 'tfjV to those who buy to sell again- .. jrSriJ.URTAINSf Curtain Slaterlais» and Curtain-Trimmings of every description, Furniture PluaheSfßrocatelles, Lac® and Muslin Cnrtains, N. Y. Painted Window Shades, Gilt Cornices. Curtain Pins, Ac., at wholesale and retail. : W. EL CAHRYB, N 0.169 Cheenut street, eomer Fifth, Philadelphia; Curtains Blade and Trimmed to the very newest French Btyle.• - - Imargfely ■ ; DAGCEBREOTYPEB . Post Offlce Buildings, Third atreot. Likenesses taken to all kinds of weather,from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M., giving an accurate artistic and animate likeness, unlike and vastly su perior to the common cheap daguerreotypes, at the following aheap prices: s2* $3, $4,55 and upward, according to the aire and Quality of case or frame. .' Hours for children, from ll A. Tit: to g P. if," N.B.—Likenesses of sick or deceased persons taken In any ■ ; - [nori&ly Firemen’s Company of the City of Plttslmrgh, J. ILMOOBHBAD, President—ROßEßT FINNEY, Secretary. WO! insure against FIRE and MAIHNJS RIBKS of all kinds. Offlce: in Monongohela House,'Nos. 124 and 126 Watorstreot. • imuei’. J.K. Moorhead,. W. J. Anderson, 8.0, Bawyer, 8.8. Simpson, Wm.M. Edgar, H.B.Wimhs! W. W. Dallas, - Charles Trent,: O.H. Paulson, William Oollingwood, A.P. Anshuts, Joseph Kaye, William Wilkinson. ' . JenB jrS»_.CABH fllllTCAb FIBE AND fllA- BINE: IHBVBANCB COHPASY* of CAPITAL, 0100 9 000. CmAJ2~ TSS PERPETUAL. . y -ftretdret—Hon. AUGUSTUS 6. HBISTEB. - Skcrrtarp—THOMAS IL WILLBON, £sa.- . AXBECTOSS;' Am. AO.Heister, • Samuel W. Hays, William Bobhuon, Jr, Thomas Gillespie. -William F. Fahnestock, JohuftCox, : ; Harvey Boliman, Jacob Peters, John Walker, Jr., William Colder, Jr^ JacobS.Haldernxan, - AarouJßornbaugb. BUSSELL A OAKES, Agents, Office, to Lafoyette Buildings, JcB , - . (entrance on Wood street.) )r 43*CITI2EJi8* Insnranoe Company of Pittatourglr. D. KING, PresiOent; SAM* U£L L. Secretary, Office t 84 Water Street, betwen Marktt and Wbadstneh. , Insures HULL and CARGO Bisks, on the Ohio and Missis . dppi Bivors and tributaries. . : insures against Loss or Damage by Fire. ALSO—Against the PctUs of the Sea, and Inland Navlga» tionandTransportailon. . pzuotoss:. BLD.King, Wm.LarimcrJr n WUUamßagaley, Samuel M. Kler, . Samuel Bea, winfam Mngh.w Robert Dunlap, jr., John S. DUworth, 8. Harbaugh, . Traneia Sellers, Edward Hcarieton, . J.Schoonmaker. Walter Bryant, WlQiamß.iZays. : ~ IsaaoM.Peunock. ' dec22 OF AUJSOUEM' ober 12tb, 1853,0 n Esquire, Thomas r, to take testimony reet* la tbeCity of comber, A. D. 1863, dov22 PHILADELPHIA CUBTAUf WAREHOUSE, 17% JSaU Hotus. _ H. W. SAFFOBD,, ’ KEEPSoonstantly on hand the mostextensiveand TariedassortmentofCartalnaandOurtainMaterialßto be found in the city, comprising to part of the following CURTAIN GOODS AND FURNITURK COVERINGS—aII styles of— ; French Lace Curtains, Window Shades, nil prices. Muriin . , “ Buff Hollands, all widths, .FrenchßrocatollesjoHwidths, GHtCornices;every stylo and French Plushes, pricey * a fiatinlednes, Qllt Curtain Pins, u . Lampaa, ■ « : Bands, *• Batins, .. . Cords and Tassels, ; 11 Damask Linens, Gimps, all prices. : ** Cashmerctto* Loops, ' Plain Turkey Bed, Fringes, > India Satin Damask, Picture Tassels and Cords, • u Lining Silks, Shade Tassels and Brasses, Furniture Gimps, Hooks; Rings, Brackets,Ac. A nail assortment of tho above goods constantly for sale, wholesale or retail. [marlrly-—affm.n. - —- It is due toKXRR’B Attracum to say that it has been known to completely eradicate every vestage of this dreadful disease in lea time than any. other remedy, and at less cost or inconvenience to the oa ttent. - -v. • ' . The thousands of certificates Intbehands of theproprio tor, many of which ara from Trail knows dtixens of the city of Pittsburgh and Its immediate Tidnity, go to show clearly andbeycr til doubt, that Kccs’s Pnaoimm is a of no coir, on -raise, notonly os a local remedy in ifcroJy rft, Bfcumatiim, DcafncUyloucf Sight, but'as a valuable Internal remedy, inviting investigating physicians, as well as the suffering patient; to hecomaacqnalnted with its merits, • Thosehaving ia dread of mixtures an assured that this medidne Is purely natural, and is bottled as it'flows from the bosom of the earth. - TheJWowingcertificaUiect^ied/romapa^erpubliihedat Syraasu, N. xi, and bears date Augtut £1862, to which u alro appended the certiJU^tfihtuldrraiedD. T. Ibot,M. D qf Syracuse: - ::•••■ Thlam&yln truth certify, that l have beeft so bedly af flicted with Scrofula fbr the last seven yearstbit most of the time been unable to attend to any kind of business, and much of tile time unable to walk and 1 confined to my bed, and have been treated nearly all the time by the best Physidans our country affords ; lo«ari anally gotsomo re lief, but noeuro,and continued to grow worse until Dr. Foot noofamteeded me to try the Petroleum* or Bock Oil, as eve frthing else , had tailed. I dld sowithout faith at first, but the effect was astonishing; it threw the poison to the surface at once, and I at once began, to grow better, and by using seven bottles I have got a euro worth thonged* ofdoßarsT ■ . MRS. NANCY M; BARKER. - This may certify that Ihnve been acqualnted with Bier’s Petroleum, or Book OiLfinrmore than a year, and 1 havens neatedlyrntnessedits bonefidalelTects in theenreof indo lent ulcers and other diseases for which it in recommended, and can with confidence recommend It to be a medicine wor thy of attention, and.can safely say that anoeass has attend ed ita use where other mbdielne had failed. D.X FOOT, M. D. For sale by all the Dragglsts In Pittsburgh. [au27aUw. FRESH OYSTERS, FRO M B A L T I M ORE, ■ ' JUST RECEIVED AT A. FIELD’S DEPOT, On corner of Wood and Fifth streets, mniniFtTMmB.raii.ip. [ M plo - Dr. David Hpnt, . ! ' /ESsaS DENTIST—Omct, Fourth strest, between xfZtVrey Market and Wood streets, nearly opposite tho Pittsburgh Bank. novlltlv ■■j&SSSSUx J. BCOIT, PENTIBT, Ho. dS Eoarth street, between Market and Ferrystroets. - - OBce Hours—From Pino A. M. till fiva'll M - angfl&y BOILDISQ LOT FOR SUE, ~— AWT 24 feof front on WYLIE street, and extending back lOUTeet to Wide alley. On the back part of the Lot Is a Cellar Wall,built lbr two small Houses. This Lot Is In a destrablo location lbr a residence; and wIU be sold lor, and on fbvbrable, terms. Title good, and dear from incumbrance.' Enquire of OEO. F. OILLMORE, novlQ - ■ - ' : At Ofilco of Morning Pest- . To .bet, ■ - ■ - ■ ' 1 THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on the .Xt comer of Washington street and Clay alley—Bultahle for a Grocery on tho first floor; all la good order. Enquire of JOHN MAJOR, Esq, P»rl7 . On Wylie street. ■\TEW PATENT AMAMJAH PEN.—This Important in ±l vcntlon romoTes tho two great obstacles to tho uni versal use of the Steel Pen, vli: their: rigidity, nnd their rapid destruction by the corrosive action of tho Ink In mtnutoly examining the quUl peh lathe act of writtng, It will bo seen that the action it compound, consisting, first, of a gontleyleldlng.baokward action Immediately above the nib of tho pen, and, eecond, the «scissors” action, or spreading oponof the points to permit the flow of the ink. This rompound .movement—whloh; steel pens hitherto novo- have had—gives to the quill its flexibility; and that pec ., all JT ? ptiD Wplaywhlchls so agreenblo to the hand, ytodto** as f? 11 tlle acU d n of the .muscles of the ont cramping eflbrtsirfall eteel penmakcra havataendfaeted to the attainment of thls essential qual ity of fleztUUW,aitd they have had recourse to an Innu merable variety of cracks and piercings to attain it. The inventors of the Patent Amalgam Pen found, ftom a series or experiments, that tho whole pradloe ef the trade bad In this respect been , erroneous—that no combination of “ tjardnra” could-prodnee the desired scMon, ; Vordinary form ofUictUdpen mere adhered to. This point being gained, they avoided the plan hitherto adopted for attaining . flexibility, and gave a peculiar form to the metal, by hlrb tboy managed to comtdneihe “cdMors” action of the ordinary steel pen with the agreeable floxlbil itvofthe qalll. The second difficulty to be overcome vm of less magnitude, but still of great Importance to fhe oon aumera cf eteel pens. Every one lx aware of the corrosive action of the ink on the ordinary Bteel pen. Even with the greatest com, it speedily destroys the delicately smooth rdr feeeof tbe pen. So serious a drawbocklstbis from,the utility of the steel pen, that thoufiondswetoduccd to pur beeaujttof Invontora haveremovedthfeerubytheirooinpoundmotah whiehpossessesaU the necessary qualities of steel; with the addition a \ merit of retiring the chemical ootton of the ink. norl9 ; Market street, corner ef awond. ■ A.I£OHOL-r3obblSj76and92pereanh,itt store and for AS. sale by [nova] FLEMING BROS; ' •(..«.1 1 ..r'idle,' ' " '-4' : v . ‘r ,■ ’’J. - 1 *• ' ■*.■• 1 1 llhoida A sons* - ' " » V . - s.. H 1 1 t! "i l <"• t- ./ V;W.. v.- r -7r : •' •-j AMUSEMENTS. :/&• Axutsxztn Anvfitranra Pjumrro man as . ■ f PAID >oa STBIOTtt 1» ADTAWCB, « FOSTEB'S THEATBE. JOSEPH C. FOStBB-....., PKIOIB OP l»»8SI0JfJ Boxes and Parqurt.o..M..&Oc. | Second Tier........ , 25 Private Boxes, large |3 Boxes for cotoato psa> Ho. do. email sou. ,„60e *®“ Persons securing seats arlll bo charged 12U cts, extra -for tho certificate. • ____ . • Doors open at }£ before 7 o’clock; performance commence at ?k o'clock. > t*“u«u**«* NEVER ACTED ITEItBI Flrat TojraontaUon of the great'otfrinal Dramacf' : = . *™l'B TOn'S CABINt i Now played inNew York; when It has already beed per- [ - * «oeraM noprecofentKl la '| TaUeonr, Thirty- t. RMBIUCISOTIIB wnots WORE. • I: Unapproachable CaU by a Double Company! I Web n p d f° »®«t : to this popnlar piece, the Pllta- i 6 'rn h T?R?^- , i? S > “ pa ? 1 “ haT * bMn^combined. . 1 : inis Norcmber 21,1«63, will bo presented s UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. !.. _ C\?7 07 TOK PEITIaPAL PARTS—CAU IT BS EQUiXIXDf ■ ' faithful Slur a.. ....Mr. Rodgers. ? OeorgoU.rtfa.lUramMvo 0. Forte?. I gumption Cute, the Yankee- JhiriVoS: I 1 rhlocaaFletchor, tho Keatn3tim_,.._.Rjn Ir . i . Su Clair, the Bouthorn gentleman..—.Fannin. f ! r JfB?*>? e fl» 7 0dca10r...„........„..„...ivj1|ii an , Marks, tho Lawyer....;..,, Pfirrr.RT - ■■. ‘ gbclhy, the Insolvent planter Ponill. i . Ooorgemielhy.. -..Jordon. j Holey, thosloTotrodST. N. Johnson. Sbeggs, th» anetionocr. Hamilton i Eantbo, olaToof I*gwo .Ormond Foster, i of legreo ttagioley. I : Adolph,‘tho maalor anm..._;...i....,..;.;.PhnikUn. i ' honM-.Mrmßrelslbrd. ! . .—Mrs. J.'C. Foster. .sfessE§s=^grr.r -**£/&&& I & ng T Old Folka at H0me........ ’ f ft ng, My Old Eentnc&y Z, .Song, Maffialn the Cold Groaxld.o.^ T ’ .Song, Uncle Tom*BßeUrfoo..t,...^..’ * Song,LillyDale....* : Quartette, Waia, Irtcs of the South.’ * „ ..-, . ■ TABIitAOX OF TilX D&iMA. . lst...FUght of Elisa and Child. 2<]..;.K«3uio ot~Eliza on tho Jco. Trapper Entrapped. • . 4tb..Tha freeman’s Defence. 6 th. Death of Littlo Eva- • 6th.'Tfae lost of Clair. ' bnttiog the Yankoc. Buu.Casay. helping Uncle Tom. Of PntMwTVmi 1 1 " ' ln Heaven. : ' ““o S'® l l<®gth of that Drums? there wlilbo nooiher performance. ' i -■.MT.SniS'H 6 * MdGontletnen will pleaso remain acatedi aronronac. “ayhoglrenf n3?’_S , ,i® Bll ™ ulir JSolree—l'his Esm-uraiiraj they trOi-eomo off On WEDNJBRDAY'EVKN. Ticket* 2§§all==i fircni (he.'Mwjagera. •'* !"•? • i esSisS& • Davis Joiiiisoa tms been engaged the Bappcr tlilao<;c&gloD. » - . FftU Sfyie of Hati>. fM SAMUMf WESTj N0>231 LrazaTTßTßygT. 1,1111 CAPB ' >W«!li hmrffl felt CnEAP.^forcSaTrrolaHf 8 ! . Hots and Cana. •:■ H * • JOSEPH COX CO., corner Wood street ~r illl [•• , Vjjapd Diamond alley, would reroectfallydn.^^^ their frieodjandth 0 pubUctfcat *- are a largu and splendid atoek nf-n*TaVwn Oire n*3 colhnqd examine cor stock... , - lanlO^ , n«l«n Mai otto, or JbsjU Executorshlp-bda g 'ptmin# In tho liraof from Romantam.Price,Siena paper,or76cent*doth, ..., «. . iwcenw^ ..Merklond. nr Selfascrlfiro; by the author of MomrclS Maitland.6o centa paper; ?seont*cloib Iron_Bule.or Tycnoyla the Household; byT. S. Arthur. •; Pries2scento, v « 3 i lloey Momente of «n Idle Woman. Prico 60 cents. > Wj Wi Widowhood, tho beet hovel of tho day, fa aoh' published complete. Price 37>£ cents. y.isnoa. ' ■ ,It MISER 4CO , ' Ho, 32 Smithfiolil atreet. 1 “ l,s ™-A. A. MASON 4 CO, No. & ?! rc^’' w 1 “Mbit, this morninjr, t-30 VeWnt' *>«“«?»Un Bonnets,of tho latest ntjlcsimj mmttksb 1 lOnsOrß colors j f^uV 2l u « £• AvUABON 4CO.’SLJto tjuality Streot? P 3 * Alpacas, of every color ant) W??® VETS.—Afew' pa* extra One. splendid finlshedßlaek Velvet, for l*dl«? Cloaks, Jort rSd' porSi ;,;: A.A.3I«gQy& C0„N0.23 Flfthrt. ‘ ft- T t!LuTll CIA»AKS.—-We invite attention to on' A 4 larro aix! splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks «nr’ VelvetTOma*. : fnov2tt ~. A. A. WABON ACO. f< ■MnSHUSUSU-i:- A..MABON * 00, Stf' 1 -a. Fifth ptroct, nr« now oxhlhltlni; one of the lmmi f njfortmrot* or Tiiramlnpi eTorioffered In tlila cJtrtrf e? the moet fashionable rtyiea, and of srery ipolor. jnor2l £ eRA.N-BEBBUJS. CKANBEUitUS-100 btlTCnmbOTrid, to arrireood for«%l« by.- • f - _P ot -' ■ JO3ITPA B HOPES ft CO.. 39 Wood «t I BAlßlha— 475 boxes lialaioß, new croo: • t 200 qT> « « u ! Arriving nud for sale by ; . f. nov2l JO3HPA miOI)E3 k 30 Wood at-T SUGAR 3— IJWbbhi A. aawr; * • CO" ■**'■ Loverlng^eßngnr; •' 2CO bfigaßniril . do; 1 : Rpceiving end far sole by • nov2l- JOSHUA RHODES A CO- SS Woed rt. .. GABTOR QIL~IQ bbla. pure in store and fm» kv' ■ ' FLEMING BROS., ... Successors to J. KIdA & 00-"gy2l -"gy 21 - : - OOWoodaaSrttl • MANGANESE OXIDE—3 tons Ju More and lbr Male b' 1 POTgl FLEMING BRQB. ? * ** —29 bb!& inf store axtd for nale br doy2l FLEMING BRQ3. Linseed OlL—lsbblj in store and for rale by - Po»21 _JLEMINO BROS. .TjHBNITIAM RED—-26 bbls, Bngltoh»io rtore md ibr gai *y fnoTgti v . blbhikq bros. ijuutoh BNUitf—lQoo fi» to store and ft AX «ug %y- ' fpQT2V} • • BLBMIWQ BROS* ; •VTfiW UUBlO—Lucia dl i.l ItalianOper*. Imcretia Borgia.^ Bellnirio. from Donizetti's Open. Anna Bolena,de Bell JnL va Bfcda dl Cbamopoiz, de Bonlntti. Hernanl4opea by Q. Verdi. . • - Ira Somnamonla; Norma. • - RiTal Schottiscti. with colored frontispiece. - i Bamboula—Fantaala by Qotlschalk. . ! San tesla de Qoncert—Boa 80l fc—par Wm. Vlntffc Wallas - tanls Napoleon Qalckstop. - .Zig-Zag Polka; Eirprcas uollop. ■ Fanny Fern waits; a&psy Polka. I Grace Greenwood Polka; Kl«ssßchottiflcli. ' -i : thellepea I Cherished—from Norma. I Tirgn Goddess; CShalned at last X find thco nearmoJ LeVpobody know; Kitty Crow. - Witlle , d on the dark:blue sea. ■ Switzer's Farewell, &&, &c* • • All tho latest compodtinns of GottsehaUc. Jnol Wallace, EchullhoiT, fltrakoaob, and other (Treat composer for “!«*“;? CHAftLGTTB BLUSIE, nOTIB ; NO. lIS Wood street., cA' STRAYED OB STOLEN, fan* Sumul Hare evimlag.TTth Inst* «■ lire ; ffrl 'BROWN HARE, seven jean old,Tj»st, wIUi , I white spot lath© Dais©, and a small burst la a left rtdo—had harness on. Any information leftwith If A*. G. Cuhbage. £n iheDlamond, oratAlox* King’s, c Liberty street,* whereby aha may bo recoremd—oranr or ra I l .?? u P? the Blare to either of the above-named powonaJ WIU be Überally rewarded* . - . JAMESTOET ! : coTlfeStdaw*- :; , -:-At P. ghoplet»e, Pimped*: LASTS -&HB lOOia AT AUI O TIOS.—On Monday, December 12th, at 3 o’clock In U afternoon, will, be Bold, at McKenna** Anetltm ftr™*? f account .of whom, it may concern, unles*- claimed by It owner before that time, one JSmrßtOTe and Pipe, and 01 barrel containing BhoemaSen’ haat*, Toole, Ac. • EDWARD KftABNS, X JAMEB UeKENSA/Acct* To Cburch Societies and Music Soclells OP PITTSBURGH. - I OFFER FOR SALE the ORGAN of TRINITY CHTOOI ThU la a leige and elegant instrument, containing ts ranks of km,- twenty-two »tops and pedal plpea ■ by one! the best makers. I Trill re-erect it, thoroughly repaircil at ro voiced, rtith all the modern improvements; and it wl possess nearly doublelts original volume end power. ! will bo-warranted-. a' capital instrument, ahd a ere' bargain. - • ■■■ I trill also attend to any tunings; As, of Cbmth Ortrar Conmmnteationa maybe lcftwllh Hr: w. p. arsnoriei'. 65 "Wood street, whtro particulars can be obtained • ! GEORGE JARDINB, i , , Urgsn Builder, New York.: XSB' hou occupied in erecting the new. Organ; In Trints noTlSJt; A FARM K)R SKCIUSOB &r Seal Estate In or not: il th« city—A /falu&blo Improred Fannpf 75 Across V in cultivation; with a Framer Dwelling: House, Beni. BtabE At; tt -ffflll 01, excellent' water jlargegarden and goC fences. Situate in Franklin township, nearl&rriJTiile, s miles south of Bailor. * S.CUTHBEKT A SON. * n' TToPB—«udu forms by -■. — ■ ; IT- botlß SMITH A.SINCLAIR.: KEdWAX—lbbllbrealoby r , ‘ . corlß BrnTH A gHOLAIB.: JK II V HAWOItTU, corner of Blunoiiii tDd Tluur to Inform his customersandl: tbs pnbb geQersUy, Uistbe is pov ncsirinz b bugs sod choice s«le> tlonof GROCERIES, Bach ns choice Young Hyson, Imp : rial. Gunpowder, extra UnaSonchoog.Ninejomr, Colon! Congo, snd scented Orange Pekoe TEAS; Moths; Did Je\ end Bio COFFEEB; fine SUGARS sod 8YBUP8; Buncj Cluster, Veleitfda, Son end Soltsnft RAISIN B; ftesh CHI RANTS; preserred'CUran, Lemon and Orange Peela; sup: - ■ rlor French BRANDIES; Port, Mftdelra,_Tensriffe, Chari - pagne, Lisbon,' Sherry, and Malaga WINES; together erlfl ft general assortment of pnro 81‘ICES—all of which he tT. . to sell St inch LOW PRICES thst cannot l - bcatby .any other Storeln the dty. . - norlT; gor Bsnti . ~i: ' THE LARGE llRICii, DffLLUbQi on Third strer iljsWshore. SmlthSeld, latelyoccuplod by CoL J, So •“•““Snowden* (remored to Philadelphia); It Is ftaulahr with gas—bath room* hot and cold water; wet enclose! > good yard room, Ac. the small BRICK DWELLING on Fourth st,»hov Sralthneld —hitchen, sluing room, .ftsd fbar'bod rpom Will be ready on or before Notcmbar Ist. . Inquire of STANS R. DARLINGTON, : , noylidw tto.77lburtbet,or9a Water street, ■ '.!■ '. . •V* th \ ' ..'V: [xsau am Uauaci ..—JFoppy .......Unde-Tam. \ Topij. ■; Undo Tom. i ......Uimmelioe.: g cyfrom PonitetU. 140 Third street.^' ' "V ■V-V