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THmtBDAY M0RNIN0::::":N0YEMBBR
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jindcr tha rant™*« for tta mlnlitry could acquire
In necctJU j. them In
'■; p^'?*i!’ I !!h£ l ?nd rcsolutlona were presented bj Professor
KltS??rAllegbra“ Collie, cordially endorsing Iba re
• rnmmSlettoti or the general OonfctenM, and prorUlng, In
' \SdSlodeftar the expenses of the IneUtUtlon of, knew dc
-'SS£mSv3Sa' tilth. fenn of scholarships ~ A, rusolp-
printed, recommending ro the membora of
the Htts'jnrgh. Erie, »nd North-watcra ' lrglols Confer
' cnoeeTto exSttheoiselTes daring the briance of iholr rc
«pective eonferenoe years In receiving funds, to advance the
' T ®Se resolutions presented by Prot Kingsley were dlscus
■ bed during the day land finally passed wlthgroal
Amoiur the jrentiaman who delivered addresses, were Bishop
. Stapsoo, Bev-iHomet J. Clark, editorof the Adsocauy In
this mty’ and former'President of tho College, President
; Berber and Prot Kingsley, of Allegheny College, rnd other
gentlemen. After thn : resolnttona had heen passed, the
• ifwemaynsothoteimi will he held this
overdue..'ln tho church, to advanee the movement. Ad-.
; will be made by a number of gentlemen, well quell
. tied. ~ ' '
TflxAtSE—Usctr Ton’s Cued.'. —There will be. two , per
■ formances of Cuclo Tom’s Cabin at tbelheatee today-one
tie production last week, has not Its parallel In BmUstory
at the drama In thls .dty. Por a weak, every night tho
Theatre has-been crowded from , pit to dome—everyplace
that could be occupied, was filled ap, andrtandlng zoom In
any part of tho house could not .be hud. l Mrs. Bwisahelnra
’criticism bas put at least fifty dollars per dayinto the pock
eu of the Manager. ■■■* • , ; •
A commuulcatioh in tho Dispatch of yesterday, signed.
■ Jane S. Jenkins, uses Mra; fiirusholmin-much, the same
manner as abo used a portion of the stock company., Tho
company could not complain of a want of frank*
: ness on the part of Mrs. 8* and wo feel she will not,
.:. charge Jenkins; Mrs. we suppose; with a want of .frankness.
in CTitymlng hepQtm crlticbaXL. ■:
. • .Tho company have improved vastly within the week* in
.. the representation of the characters In Uncle Tom j wo be
lieve tboohjecUonable part of Beacon Fettibone has been
left out, and there is nothing in the play, ai now represen
ted, to offend the most delicate; and there lamoch topleoso
.. .tboso who were interested in the wonderful crestlonufMrt.
Stowe’s genius. Little Bra, represonted by MasterFostor,
is a piece of acting from which- many an older
learn much of his profession; the natural manner ia-wbfch
the character is rendered by the avoiding of overy-thiug
like studied effect, contributes much to the success of the
play. • Topsey, as perfbrmod by Mrs. Breliford, is just tbu
- Topsoy wo read of*—nothing less nor more.- fit. Clair, to our
• mind, is excellently performed.by Ur. Fannin—Mr*. 8wl&s
-helm to the contrary, notwithstanding—Uncle Tom,-by
Mr. Codgers, and Fletchorhy Mr. Rynar, are both ably rep
resented. In fact, most ctf tho characters in Urn piaoe are
. well played.: ■ ■■ ■
Brrrsnosa asd Acchiksts.—A series- of llttlo
accidents and detentions occurred on Tuesday, on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Ball road. ■ - The Mall train, doe at 4.45
P. M* was delayed about ! an hour, in consequence of-on
accident that occurred to tho freight train at Economy, A
couple of cars containing wheat, became detached from the
train, by tho couplings coming loose, and were run into by
another freight train which way close behind it; but they
unstained very little damage, and none of their contents,
were lost.- The Express train, due here at 8.15 P. M., ran.
over a horso at Franklin, and threw the baggage car off the
track—no persons were injured. - The engine of the same
train gave out in its way up, bat it was replaced by another
engine from a freight train, and arrived safely about three
hours behind time. Tho Express train started West at 10
o’clock. <••• -
BOStETKntO WoSTH fiSHKO —HACTETT AS FautafU—Mr.
Hankett, in passing through our city on his wayto New
Orleans, has consostod to appear one night at the Theatre;
in the character of Tboso who have seen him
ploy this character, will be sure and go and witness a ro*
petition of it, and those who have not, will mI&A a great
deal if they allow Ifackott to play FolsUff, without seeing
him, in Ids greatest character._
Iwwstast to BrsTAunAiw Kxxms.—We board a rumor
last evening,-that Mayor Biddle, or. Aid. Steel,, we don't
know which, had discovered a city. ordinance, or & legisla
tive enactment, (we aro at fault again) imposing a fine of
$5O, on the proprietor of any licensed or unlicensed house
celling * 4 strong drink” on aDyholUdsy. This has been in*
trrprtited t 6 mean Thanksgiving Day. We are inclined to
think it iaa little mixed, (the law, not the liquor,) but Ten*
den of tho u ardcni”had better look out. .
Usrnm Btatij Cibcuit Cocas.—Before Hon. Thos, Irwin,
Associate Judge. . «. -
Tho case of Myers vs. Ecla, was argued in this Court yes
terday, by the counsel. . .
In oar notice yesterday, of tho proceedings of the Court,
we-neglected to mention that Wm. MeCandlcse, Esq*, ap
peared for the •plalntiH
• Mas Knxtn.—A man named Shugart, employed in a coal
pit, in East Beer township, was killed on Tuesday,by a por
tion of tho slate Calling on him- Ills body was taken out,
and Coroner Lowry yesterday bold an inquest on It, when a
verdict in accordance wlth.the faces was returned. .
DaowskD.—A man named M'Cnrmlck, was found lying
with his bead in Ncgley’s run. in CoUins township,on Mon
day ovenlog, dead. It is supposed that, aa be was
tofits,hefeUinto tho run, while laborlog under one, and
before assistance could be rendered, ho was drowned. •
An inquest was held j esterdoy, by Coroner Lowry, on
the body of iL’Ccrmiek. , •
KstP our op Bad Covpavt—An information was xa&dr
before Aid; Major, yesterday,by a young gentleman—name
lets,—ln which ho aot forth that on tho night previous, he
bad been robbed, in a house of iU-fame, on Prospect street,
of a silver lever watch, some jewelry and* a small sum o!
money. The Alderman is taking measures to arrest the
.thieves. ''
-■jUrtßO.lo Bt'sistsa. —Tho freight business on thaPeun
tsrlrani&raUxosrt, has Increased vastly since the ro-opcnlDg
*ot navigation on our rivers; Oo Tuesday last, six hundred
and fifty tons of freight were shipped, at tbe depot on the
wharf, fbr Baltimore and Philadelphia; forty can of hogs
erere also despatched tbe same day for tho East.
• if***™. Nora Lsw.—The suits which havo been commenced
hp.ir.af the Farmers'Dcposito Bsnk, have put a stop to the
payment of small ooies, at the counters of our banking
houses. Yesterday, tha brokers refused to-receivo, ox;
pay out any note of a less denomination than five dollars. •
M>gTT«?n_—a. meeting of tho frionda of .the Irish Fresby
Relief will be bold in tho Ueoond Frvs
bytorian Church, in this city, this eveniogat 7 o’clock. ...
Hocbx or Reruac.—Tho brick work on the new House of
Refuge, which is toing erected at Wood’s Run, below Man
chester, was completed on Saturday. .Mr. Iyle, tho contrac
tor, gave an entertainment on bataxdsy evening, to the
hands engaged on the building.
' Nrvr Boat-—Tbe now.stcamcr Philadelphia, Intended by
Caok Graco to take the place of tho BrUnaut, In the packet
line, has been finished and will make her first trip host
week. •
Maucioub -Mischief,—Frans Mncblcslcer, end. a brother,
Charles, were cemmitied on Tuesday evening* by Aid. Hols
- oiy, of the Sixth Ward, on a charge of oaiWousmischtef
preferred ogainat them by John 0. tiweder.; They ware dis
charged from custody yesterday,
Tsa large stock of Groceries, Glass, German clay, Vinegar
manufactory, do* of Mr. John Grier, No. 286 liberty street,
will be sold by order of tlio Assignees, to-morrow morning,
at 10 o’clock, by P. M. Davis* auctioneer, •
Closed.—Tho Tost Office, Brokers’ offices, Banks, and oth
er publlo offices, will be dosed to-day
FROM BALTIMORE,
On corner of Wood mi Fifth Street,,
• - tWrett-PATMCRB * FRttgD. .. fgeplO
ipSiSA. DRNTISI—Omar, foorth street, bolwocn
tat ira4 Wood streets, marl, opposite. tho
. ftttslioilth Benlt. ■ corl7:lr
' j. soiftTiUlifiTlsr, UO. 45 .fourth street,
«tibetween Merket nod-Fertrstreets.
ttf/rnW office Hours —Ere in nine A- M. till five I-.
• M. ,ngg.y
' boudug lot. for sale. . ..
■i JOT M feet front ou tTXLIE street, nni extending
A berk 109 feet to Wide alio/. On the back part ef ther
fetls nCollorWai, built for two small Houses.,. Ibla let;
lain a dcalrablo location for a rcsldeneo: and will bo sold
low* and on’ favorable tenna. Title. Ervand -from
incumbrance.. Enquire of , GEO. F* GtLLMQRE,
ttovlO Office of Morning. Post..
• . HbOMU ASOIU*
"VrBW PATENT AHAI/JAM rUN.-Tbia Important ln>
i\ ventioß remoTos the two groat obstacles to th© uni
▼MI usoof tho Steel Pcu,y!x: their rigidity, and their
rapid destructions by tho .corrosive action of the ink. In
xnlnately examining th© quill pen in the -net of writing, It
will be Men that Vu aciion it compound, consisting, first, of
a ffentle vieldlng backward, action Immediately aborc the
Sib of Iho pM.
spreading open of the points to permit the flowoftheink.
This compound movcmcnt-'whieh ttjeol pons hitherto
never hare hod—give, to tho qnlll it. fleilbility, and that
peoniiar sprlogy play, which is so.agreeable to the band,
ina which seems to suit tho action of tho mtuclc.of the
Angora: yielding, a. it docs, to the slightest preraure, with
out cramping the hand. The efforts of all steel pen makers
have been directed to tho attainment of this essential qual
ity of flexibility, and they havo had reoonrao to an innu
merable variety of crocks and piercings to attain it. ‘ Tho
Inventors of tho Patent Amalgam Ben found, from a scries
of experiments, that tho whole practice ef the ttede had In
this respect been: emmeons—that no combination of
“cracks" and ” piercing.” could produce the desired action,
if Oil ordinary farm af , the tied pen viereaihmdl'i. This
point being gained, they avoided the plan hitherto odopted
Sr attaining flexibility,and gave »; peculiar lorm to tho
metal, by bleb they managed to combine the <1 scissors’
action 0/ the ordinary steel theegrccable flexibil
itvof: th. qnilL The second difficulty to be overoomo was
of lias mnguitudo,.but still of great importance to the eon
rj&AXias.'fi'aS!
utility of the steel pen, that thonsands aro lndpcoa to pur
cto.ee 7 Sid pons, nten enormous cost, almost exclusively
bocaure of- wre anthcorrcsive .quality of that metal. Tbo
inventors havo removed this evil by the r ermpound metd,
which pomeese.all the necessary qualities of.ttelvvtththa
additional merit or resisting thahhomlcai actlonof the ink.
ThutFeni triß tattnore than tibaOgiima ImgerVumOie
SUd ftn, (Aiurmdsrtnfl Own the cheapest mr introduced.
Porralehy. : ' W. g. HAVEN, Stationer,
novlO . Market street, oomerof Second.
TYWELLINO UUDSKB IfOlt : BIOH^A 1 InTRO IIOOM on
I J Second street. Also, & largo- Erase on Eoblnson at.,
SfeebonyCity. S. CUTHBEBT St SOK, /
nor2l HO Third street.
FRESH OYSTERS,
JUST BEOKIVISD AT
A. FIELD'S DEPOT,
Dr. David Hunt,
COMMERCIXE^POST.
r£EELY BEVIEWUF 71STBBUBOH MARKET.
.. otricsortas Dint ftJoisiffoPosf, .\
‘ ThureaajiNoVember j 24rIS&R ' : .■•■
■ Itt ou? review of last wwk,- we noticed .general eo
tivlty Id every, department of .trade, and this la again true
for the week just now closed. - Our merchants .and- Jobber*
bare all boon busy iu fliling ordersto the country. Receipts
of produce bare been • large end "increasing. > The weather
has continued unusually warm with, frequeatj rain, which
has kept our riTor io fine'navigable Order. The shipments
of Pittsburgh manufactured. goods have been: very Urge,
and orders continue to come'freely. Our canal and rail*
roads are dolng au unusually v hcaTy .freighting business,'
both East and West- Since our last weekly reporttmrcoal
boatmen iiave enabled to get their coal to market.
We are loformod that upwards of 500 boata.lefi this, port for
the various markets belowr ’ - * '
• In OUe general markets we have but little change to
tlce, except in flour, which has declined fully 25 to 37 $ bbi
since the arrival the44s» fcua Xdrerpool.. The market
since then has been -considerably depressed, but a general
impression preyails that the steamers news, now over due,
will be more cause a reaction—and InMewof
this opinion we copy the following from the best. and most
reUable commercial paper In Kuropo, the London Mercantile
Gaaetto,«f ■■■■>■
“ We have had father a quiet week In the Gralo unde,
and though opinion- is in frvor of a further rise, the ad
vance already established It quite sufficient to induce those
who bought early to realise their profits, whilst buyers for
consumption are led to operate with more than usual cau
tion, and speculative purchasershave nearly ceased altoge
ther. -The feeling being for the moment'deadodly against
farther Investments; Hi* not improbablathat the upward
movement may receive a check; but there is nothing in the
position of allure to warrant the belief , that we shall have
a permanently lower range of prict-By Indeed; tbe chances
are the other way, aa the foreign arrivals, which have thus
Tar been Very liberal, are nowbeginning to fall olf,- and are
likely to be small fbr some months to come.
> ** With the exception of tome quantity from Dantxlo, and
a good supply from £t Petersburgb, there la et present llttlo
on passage bum the Hal tic; and stocks having been reduced.
Into a narrow compassin that quarter, no further shipment*
of importance can be expected to be moda until the spring
of next year. The position of affairs in the East threatens
meanwhile to interfere greatly with tho export trade from
the Black Bea; Indeod* the scarcity of vessels,, and the ex*
orbltant rates cunept for freight, would, even If political
matters were arranged, rendarlt difficult to Obtain effident
aid from that quarter. - -
41 The sources from whence this: country mar expect to
draw supplies ere consequently narrowed, and. It.is by no
means Improbable that, wUh-i'ranee to compete against us,-
considerable dlfficoltymay to experienced in securingasuf*
Sclent quantlty of wheat abroad to cover tho enoraou* de
ficiency in jho produce of our own crops.., The. weather has
undergone a decided ■ Improvement sfneo our last, and field
labors, -which had been brought to a stand by thh war,
have been activelyresumed; still tbe season is now so far
advanced that-tha sowing of wheal can scarcely be accom
plished within the usual period.- The deliveries ,of wheat
from the growers have not increased,>und the quantity
brought forward at Marblano from tho neighboring coun
tics has been trifling.
“ Prioes are certainly not lower on Monday than .before,
and the sale* mado on Wednesday and this morning were
at previous rates. The ssle Of flour has been very slow
throughout tho week, tho bakers- having, manifested a de
cided unwillingness to purchase beyond what they have
needed for immediate use; - Tbe arrivals from Amorlcahave
been small* and bane) being comparatively cheaper than
sack flour, the sale of the former has boon tolerably free, at
lata rates; The market has not been portico arly active*
but the tendency of prices have continued upwards. Good
corn wesfid ft qr. dearer on Monday than on that day week,
and that advance has due?, lu some cases been'slightly ex
ceeded, Beans have -commanded rather enhanced terms -
and peas hare sold folly as welt os before. For Indian corn
more money has been asked.”
ASHES.—We have no change to notlce in this article
since our last, but quote a steady. demand. We havo sales
of about 140 easks Imported and domosticsoda ash at 3J£,
4 months. Pearls ere without change; wo quoio small sales
at 614. Baleratus wo qaoto at . ..
. APPLES.—Wo notice tbearriTalel&rge,w)(b a continued
steady demand, with sales of 800 bble in lots at
for choice from first hands; from stores $1,76@2 is tsketfo
ALE—In this article we have no change to notice from
last week; the shipping domsnd Is brisk, and prices are un
changed. We continue to quote at $6, fraud $B, as to qual
ity and brand. -
BEESWAX—There is very little coming In, and sales are.
only In a small way, at 23@24, from first hands and from:
stores.---,• *- ••
bjsANS—There Is but little demand for Beans, and sales
ore confined principally to the retail trade. We quote small
white at 11@1,25, from first hands and stores.
BROOMS—SaIes during tbe week were modo at SI,G2, g , tg
@2,75, first hands;-stock light
BRlOK—Thedomaad continues brisk for Bolivar, at $26
for common, and $4O tor extra. . , . •. „
• BUCKETS AND TUBS—The manufacturers' prices are
$1,25 for Backetsrcash; No 1 Tabs No; 2 $5,60; Keel
ers $2,75. Sales of-Bucket* from storeqai $5@2,25. ..
BUTTfclL—Tbe demand for roll ls uot very brisk, andis
mostly confined toretailers. -We- note sales by tho bbi, at
from 74@15; packed is soiling at t2@l3> and but little In*:
qulred after. ; - . - .
BULK MEAT.-*-We have no transactions reported, i
BAOON.—The demand for the week was quite limited,
with but light slocks to operate on; we quota shoulders at
7@7U; sWes7U@B; hamsOH®%
BUCKWHEAT shipping demand since our
l&sthas continued active and large; sales are reported both In
bulk and sack.. Solos Of aboutlfiOO sacks, at prices ranging
from $1,25 from first hands, and $1,31,1,57@ 1,40 from
stores. -
CUESTNUT&—Are selling at $1,56@1,€2.
CRACKERS—Have undergone a chango; the following
are the present rates, vU:
Waicr Crackers, ft bb1 u .~...r.»..0........^..>.....54,50-
Butter- do do 5,50
Sugar Crackers, ft !b .. 7J< -
Soda . do do *54
Boston . do do ......-..a......7J5
pjcNie do do - 7
Pilot Bread, ft bbi... -.........^...54,00
CRANBERRIES—We quote at ft bbi, and but
few in the market. .
COPPER—We quote at3s@S6»eaah and time.
CANDLES AND SOAP.—Wn now quote candles as fol
lows: dipped 1114; mould 13, which is an advance;stop
4U@5.
CHEESE—Receipts have IncreasM, butthe demand be
ing brisk, prices continue firm er o@lo, as in quality.
COAL—Wo continue to quote Pittsburgh coal on the land
leg at 40414; delivered In tbe city at s@s)£ ft bus.
DRIED FiiUlT.—We have sales reported of 100 bushels
poaches at $1.50; 100 do 91,T6 from store; Some holders do
mand from $1,?5@1,87. Dried small lots have
been sold nt $1.12. • •
EGGS—The demand la active, and prices high, . We quoto
fresh at $l4@lS, and scarce. - .
: FEATUEU&—Steady sales In small lots at 60@53. .
. FLOUR,—Since the date of ourlaat weekly, we bad tbe
arrival or the steamer Asia, from Europe, which had the ef
fect to cause a decline and depression In our Flour market,
as will be'noticed by reference to tho sales. On Friday sales
were made of 200 bbi* at,ss, On Saturday the talcs
amounted to about 250 bbts In tots at55,76@5,57, for super
fine and extra. On Monday, sales of 128 bbti at $6,76; 64
: bbls at the same; 20 bbi* extra. $6,87; 125 bbli from store
at $6; 100 bblsfrom first hands at 55,76. On Tuesday, sales
of 200 bblsats6,76, and holders more firm; some few lots.
Trom wagons were sold at 55,75,. however, was the
rullog ratoon Wednesday. The steamer’s news was anxious
ly looked for.
FRULTA— I Tho following is the list of current prices for
foreign fruit:. . -•-- - ■
Raisins... M box* •
Currents. 18(<$20-fl&fc.
Figs 12@14 fife, -
Lemons... M .6,00..' . fi bos. >
Oranges 4|&o ft box.. -
>■ FlBlL—Receipts of cow Lake fish have been Jerf* since
oar last, with sales of soxdo 280 bbls reported at $8,60®8 for
trout,' sod $9.60@10 for white fish; No, 3 mackerel are held
atslo,6o@lo£?6; Nos. 1 and2-are scarce; piektal barring
.areselUng.atsB@a£s,- ■ :*■■/ .
v FEED.—Wo continue to quote City mills bran at 11@14;
shorts 17, and middlings 8? 54.
GRAlN.—Weoontlmx* ta nolle* an - active demand for all.
kinds of grain, and prices continue firm. - We note salsa of
2000 bus of oats at prices ranging from 40@48 from first
bands and store. Bales of severnl lots of new com at 50®
m Barlny- Mils readily at 06. Wheat Is readily taken at
from sl,lo® 1*20; sales of 450 bus reported on prttate terms.
; Rye, scarce and wanted afc7o®7s.
GROCERIES.—We hare no change to notice- in groceries
1 generally, but quote steady sales to the tndo of sugar at
1 oa In quality and quantity; - Molasses, regular
1 sales to ihe trade at 28®30. Coffee is selling at 12®12W.
1 GUNPOWDER—We note regular sales by the keg at {4,-
! so®s for FIFO; Ky. rifle do doacn 1 lb canir
-1 tors s4£o; FFG$4®4,6O; tom powder $3, with the regular
discount to tbo trad* -■ • •
GERMAN CLAY—Sales in small lots art made at $2O to
$2B, cash and time; • : ■ ■ , . ■ '
GLASS—Thcro continues a moderate demand for Window
Glass to the dtyand country tndo, and sales of country
brands of Bxlo at $2^0®2,60, and for 10x12,
from first bonds. - Balesfiramstoro at 25e. advance caLtheso
The weather continues unfavorable, aud but Ut
tle has been done in the war of packing; Oar packers mo
hot disposed to pay over 4ss®42£.
; HOPS— We continue quotations for Easternuew crop at
f^nAY—Regular sales at the scales at slo@l4 9 ton i an .
We quote common western at 11; prime dry 11 I
Sales aro made at bhl,'ftwp stores, for 1
Louisville. ' . . .1
LARD—We qhote at 11® U}£ by the bbl, and 1
MESS PORK—Wo quote limited sales at slB,6o@lfi.
i NAVAL STORES—Wo quote Rosin at |3@3,26; Tar ot
$4,50@5,Q0, according to the also of packages; Turpentine
atBo®B3o%tgollohp * i.--
IRON AND NAILS—We correot our table for Iron andi
Nalls, and nownuowiha^prices;settled upon by manafoo*
turerv. -The quotations for Nalls; Aw “ nett cash ratesP for
large orders. . r-
Ixos—Common bM..;»—...~».»—*—*SJ£®3J4e®ots.
guess laoß—No. 13 to 17
« «25t02G ......Oc.
Nails—lo to 20 penny ..w....;.......54,00 9 keg.
; « 8 to 9 ** 4,25
« fito 7 u 4,76
« 6 “
, ; 11 4 « ...... 6,25
« 3 • • -<l ~..:C,25i
Spixw—Cut 8 to-4J4 Inch.t... 4,76
“ .« stoC “ ........ 6^25
. OlLS—There iaan idYAbco in Linseed Oil, and now held
Arm Atsoaia& bytholot Lard Oil: No. 1 firm at 85@90; .
pj7f y gnlgg for the wee* were pretty large;
among tho sal o3 we havo the following:. 57fi tons Martha at
$42,02,0 months; 200 ton Union cold'bteat, on old contract,
at $4l. cub: CO tons Springfield at £48,0 months; 200 tons
do Allegheny at $41,00, cash; 40 tons SlibEornacg £43/)0, Q
WoeonUnnetoqOotoNo,lat£S6. :■, •...
POTATOES,—The demand Jhr Nesbannocks.ls moderate
ly good, withsales at46@&o: Beds 31@3S»
* HAGS—SeII readily *t23r£@3% 3 LMi , A „ _*
RTE TLOUR—Sales from first hands at £4,50; from stores
rat'
. $4.60@5-. -■ .
*SALT—The manoftctuters bare again Odranfied Salt, and
we ttWrqtfott'cOtamon at $1,62; extra $1,75 •
SEE#}*.—Tbert war considerable inquiry in the market
pIWm our lart for-Clcrier, principally for the Eastern market,
with sale* of some l?or COO bus at prices ranging from $4,90
@5 from Ant hands, and $5,25 Mm stores ; one or two smalt
lota changed first hands at $4,87.. • ,
TALLOW^Wequote in thorough at7C» •
; quote Banner Mills sheeting at 8%
«No. frfbr No. 2. •' ■•! ,>• • '
: wtnskl —-PrioeeluiTo illghlly dedtqod (luce ..toe ris4
in toe liver, and toe eoMegoent reduction to: freight;: ve
■OUeto»tsQ@W. -* ..
- WHITE LEAD—The demand continues cctira, ?lto
etody sales-at $2,60 lor pore.,
$ I/'- , - , ’ >l v t '
»•' ‘ >l* ■?.*■ * ►' -. V * ... A*■. >• I 4V. .'r 1 4?».V| 'P. •.■•
.. . ...... ...... ....
Feeohts—Tho associated rates to Now Orleans today,
from Portland^araasfoltofrS'uFdtraUfreights, through, 80,
way lots 85 ; pork and beef in bbls to Now Orleans 75; way
lota 85; tierces 90. and $1; flout and beans shbl 60 through
and TO.foryoy lota; potatoes, apples:£r., ,65@05; lard f*
• .bbl UorceBo@eo;whliiy t 4c, 4
corn. bag 80®85; oats ttbus 12U@J5 b wheat
■ 15@17 jcnbbpge svhesd.6c; tobacco 100 Ib» SO; stock
head SB for taules, s7fori arses, tS fbrcattle. and sheep sl.
To PHtsßnrgh IS@2O. ’
• j.'
:• ' CINCINNATI, November 22..
. ajidQiuis—Flour mu a shade/hotter today, but.
tho demand waaonly moderate. . Tho sales comprised 634
' bbll flroffl’HamUtai railroad at t5;l&; 400 fttd 600 doftom
I Oaualat-*5,20; Beeelted doring tho lost 48 houts47l3 bbls.
; A sale of3oo Sacks of buckwheat at lOO lbs. •'Wheat
basdeclined to 9 bus.
- Pfcovtaioire—The market remains unsettled, and Id tbo
abwnceofsales, It is Impossible to give reliable quotations.
. EoQBr*>Tfo heard.of no sales today. There, weremore eel*
lon and in tha market than on Saturday, and
lota were offered at $4,49 ftr Immediate delivery. t
* Hoo and tho country adjacentare eon
'tributisg very largely to our pork: trade In this city. The
Eagle gives ns a count, fr eight days, ot the shipments by
•steamers, which aho we amaggregate for that brief period pf
' near 6000 hood. . It thinks: full 26,000 head have already
been sent down, and as many more are destined to come.
The packon up there, it thinks, will put up near 40,000
head.
FOET OF FITTSBUBGH.
jsxt WATia ta tbs oaainisx.
ABJUVJiU.
Steamer JeUersos, Parkinson, Brownsville.
• -Luseme,Bennett,Brownsville. •
«« Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
1 M Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Ellxabeth.
~ ;Allegheny/M’Lcan, LoulsvlUo.
-. : “ YorkStatOj Woodwurd, Cincinnati.
v“: DiuTnaJ,ShoppardiWheollng.
DEPARTED.- '
“ . JefrerBoSiParkinson,BrowQBvi2le.
: : v .Luiernei Beanott, Brownsville.
“ Thomas Shriver,Bailey, West Newton.
<* . Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth,
f* • ' Keystone State, Klolnfelter/LotilsvUlo.
• “ - Herald, Snowdon, St. Louis.
1 “ - ChoVolt, M’lntosh, Zonestlllo. -
. 41 : Dluma! t Sheppard, Whmding-
TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O’Beiily Linos for the Morning Post
. i ’ Baltworx, November 23.
Tho New Orleans mall of Wednesday is receiviHl. Thopar
pore contain full details of the Mexican news.
• The DlarO, official, refers to. the troubles at Acapulco with
•the schooner L/B. Allen; and says tbatlhoTCPsel was pebsod
-fbr infraction of the lavs, but Mr. Gadsden,' U.S minister,
having solicited Mr president to Interpose his authority to
permit the vessel to continue her Toyege to Acapulco, bis
excellency was pleased to-eonsent as a proof of tho doslro
by whleh he la actuated to maintain, and render jot closer
' the good telaUons-whloh -exist Between the two countries.
The Dlario also contradicts tho report that tho U- 8. ship
Bt. Lawrence had arrived-at Acapulco and ibreatencd a
bombardment of the town* • • * -
j WiSHjXGTo!*, Noromber 33.
The Union has an article headed ‘‘ Campaign of 1856; the
Succession.” It declares that it has beon long satisfied that
the originators and prompters of the la-
Now York, had formed a deUboratedesigouf brooking down
the present administration, for the purpose, of Elevating
upon Its ruins a favorite aspirant for the succession, and,,
that it can conceive of no proposition more hostile’'to tho
administration than that of now opening tbrcsrfvau for a
succession. ......
Cwchwati, November 23. •
A difficulty Is now oxlttlng between the publishers and:
the journeymen printer* of thlsdty. The latter have es
tablished & new hill of prices which, advances thopricoof
composition from 28 to 35 cents.- Tho publishers contend.
that at the old bill of prices the primers mode from $l6 to
$2O per week, and they havo, I understand, resolved to re
sist, and the rosnlt -will'doubtless bo a general strike to
morrow. The publishers, object notonly to the price, but
also to tho rum sought to be forced upon.them ibr tho gov.
ernment of their establishment- Some of the offices have
resolved in the oventof a strike, to employ Auntie*. •
Bostos, November 23.
The Directors of tho Burlington .Railroad, has assigned
the property of the rood to tho Trustees of tho 24 mortgage
bonds, being unwilling to pay the present high rates *r in*
tercstfar money to meet the floating debt, Tho six per cent
bonds are now lolling due.
Tho lost of the mackerel fishermen arrived at Gloucester
ryosterday; -Thoseasonhasbeentha most unprofitable of
nuwyrjeara.-... ■
BfA«FoaD, Cos*., November 23.
Noah M. Lee, charged with being chief of a gang, passing
counterfeits on the B&ngataeV honk, was rearrested this
morning, at hisownhouse.
Bu/mionz, November 23.
The City Connell have not yet acted on tho application
for the codofsoment of the $5,000,006 bonds fbr the Haiti,
more and Ohio-railroad. -
• It is reported that tbfr Railroad Company in Erie, have
backed out, and determined no; to alter the guoge. There*
port la, howeicr, doubted;
' J NkW Orixam, Nov«nl>«r22.
The Amorica and Baltic's letters are received.
The Empire City is coming up the river.
TEtEGBAPH HABKKTB.
N*w Yeas,-November 23.
Cotton...9&les 300 bales fbr export, and 800 do for rpecu
lation ; sales 250 do fair Orleans at ; Upland 11^; mid.
dllng Orleans Upland 10}£; the. receipts wcreUXH)
bales, and the export* from the Ist to the 22J, were 13,600
bales, firm. Flour...AU qualities have slightly declined;
sales 18,000 bbls State at. oc lowct; .1000i1) southern un
changed. Oraln.-Wbeat heavyi sales 34,000 bus OLloal
$1,04; Genosee $1,78: no soles Southern. rrovlsbns...pork
easier; sales 600 hhls mess at $14.12: prime $ll,lB. Duel
firm; sales 10U0 bbl*. . Lard...i>ales 260 bbls ntv%(glQtJ.
CoflDO.«vale.< COO bags Rio. at 11 J£;. Java at 12U 0ar0...
Sales 32>4t0 bus mixed at lor yellow, *hnu81(&8l^
Whlaky>;.sa!es 300 bbls Ohio and prison 25<7v- i j. sugar...
steady. Lln.«ced...<alts CCO bus Iron and Leni...
firm.
PmuDiLrnu, November 23.
Flour quiet : some inquiry for shipment, but nt figures
greatly btdow. ihs vtewa of holders; 12oj bbls at $O,Cd
(fifG,7s,bat most arefirm attfce loiter ml*- Hvo fl*tir.a?-d
com meal nothing dolug; the former Is h«!d ui %•> Z->, uud
the Utter $3,G2. without finding buyers. M heat la good
damand; sales IU,OOQ bus at $l,OO, aitaal f rt Pa. white, and
(1,50 for red; rye at OOt Cora dull: sales 2ovo bus white
at7s; yellow held at 78. limited; small
sales by the hhd at 2o)£, sud lu bbls at 27Wi*5^-
CmTmtt, NOvomlwr 23.
. Tho river ha# fallen six Inchest weather cooler, but still
much too worm for pork larking, i lour opened with a
good demand at $5,2v, hut closed ; bo*vv, Whisky 21;£,
Nothing douo-Id llogr; nominal price $440y5460. Bole
100 bbls Mess Pork at and &U> bhtsdulivcteblewlUi
•la ninety da**, at the optiooof the wilier atsll,6U. Saloa
140 kegs prime Lard at 10. Turk’s Island halt at 10.
>■- - T - = 1 Ntw OfiUAjrs, November 22.
Cotton,..Kalwr 4000 bales. Molasses declined. Prime pork
Fails at cow mess 0t512,75513.
StMmtMW Ahoy t
. Tux subscribers tender their ocknow.A
LeUSPUnedgmeals for the favors bestowed
mffimmSlmhtm by their Steamboat friends, and fspl
would respectfully tumlnd them and other* Interest* * 1 *
ed la building boats, thotlhtnr are at all times' prepared to
fbrnisbt oa tho most reasonable torms, every description of
Cabin Furulturo and Chairs of tho best material and work*
manshlp, T.B.YOUNGACO
; Corner Third and Smlthfiflld stiects.
jy!V63 opposite**Brown’s Hotel.*
SPECIAL NOTICES.
indfttsitkui and Liver Complaint i
CURED I*Y fURR’S PETROLEUM.—Read .the ful- I
lowing letter Dam Bov. 0. Dicxcoorr, a Missionary lu l
Oregon: i
Mb- J.M.Kiim— Dear Sir: Myself and wlft having been <
greatly benefitted by the use of yoor Petroloum, I wish to
havo you send mo a box of two or three dozen bottles. 1
am the Congregational. Minister In this place, and several
of my people are affected with Indigestion and an la&ctlon
of -the Uver, the raxno of mytelf and wlfe r before taking
your PenoLEmr, os Rock Oil. We took several bottles—
two or three each—about a year and a half ago, and wo
have never enjoyed so good nealth for years os we hare
since that time. I had not taken a single bottle, before
that fullness of tho stomach which so distresses tho dys
peptic was relieved, and X have felt nothing of It since that
time. My wife was also relieved from a chronic disease of.
tho liver, which hod been of several yean standing, by the
use of yottr Potrolsum; » .
£oldby&M‘ KLERtCanal Basin,GEO. ILREY9EB, 140
Wood itreeand Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where. ■■ •. ' oct2s .
rr=j» ARNOLD WILHAEIB, UEATISO
Ut^AND VENTILATING WARKUOUBB, No. 26 M Alb
KKT street, Rttsbnrgh—Manufacturers of WROUOnT
IRON TUBING, BRASS AND IttON FITTINGB and CIUL*
SON’S FURNACES, Boglsters, VenUlatora,Tln Pipes, and
every article required in their line* -
' Putlcolar attoutinn pald to the crocUon of Qcating, Ven-
UlaUng and Drying. Apparatus, by Steam Pipes, Hot
Water, and ChUsqn'sFarnace. nov3.-2m
Dr. Juno Cordial, or FRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR, prescribed os an effectual
restorative in cases of Weakness, Impotency,or Barrenness,
and all imgnlaritlot of n&tuto. As an Invigorating Bern
ody It Is unoqusUod. ‘ Also a certain Remedy for Inclplont
OansomptloD, ludlgostlou, Loss of Muscular Energy, ah<L
Female Wearness. Sold only at No. .140 THIRD street
Pittsburgh. • . •: : , oct3l:d2w
AXILi Snrffooa
Blddlfl.] N 07144 Smlthfleld st. , , [my3:y
(f3r»AIfGBROSA LODGBi I. O. O. F-Th*
thv Angerona Lodge, N 0.259,1.0. of O. F n meets every
Wodueeday ovenlngin Washlngtonllall, Wood sU [Jyly
ff-» Notlcei-i-Tbo JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO
CIETY, of Plttsborgh and Allegheny, meets on tho
first and third WEDNESDAY of every month, at the FLORI
DA HOUSE, Market stroet. 'By order.
Jelty :" ■ 1 ■ JOHN YOUNG, JIL, Secretary.
Cargo’s Cotillion and Bras* BaxUorn
Band, can .be had-by applying to Wm. Frank
Cargo, at the “Crystal Palaco Daguerrean Rooms,” of
my26:tf It. M. CARGO A 00.% Fourth street.
O* O* P*—Flaws of meeting, Washington Hall,
Wood street, between Fifth stroot and Virgin allev.
’PiHSfIVBfIB LoPax, No. Meets every Tpesdayevenlng.
MixoAHTiLfc ExcutPHiKT, No. 87—Moets first and-third
: Friday of each month*: • ■ ■ , Jmar2s;lyv .
CorntU Corner:! A great many per
sossaredteadfhllv tormented withrorns; A certain
remedy will he fbund in Dr.-ConxH's Corn Piaster, for
: sale by Dr. GEO. 8. KEYSER, 140. Wood street.
; Pries, retail at 12)4 and 25 ots. per box. sepB
to those who buy to sell again. •
lnsurance Company of
Flttslmrgtt*—lL D. KING, President; SAM
UEL L. MARSHRLL* Secretary.
‘Ofitett- WalehSLTtUjhdwttn Afaribdaftd Tffcod tirtd*.
Insures HUliand CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and &Ilssi»>..
•Mppl Elvers and tributaries-.'
Insures ogalfistLoss or Damage by Fire.
! ALSOr-AgalnsttbaPcrilsof thoSea,andlnlandNaviga
tlm and Transportation* i -
r nuoroas:
H.D.King, WmJtartmerJr.,
WUliam’Bagaley,. .-Samuel M.Kior,
’ - s - William Bingham,
RobertDunlapJr., JohnS.Dilworih, -
B. flarbaugh, Francisgellert, .. .
EdwordHcasleton, ,_ J.Bchoonmaker,
Walterßrynnt, , Williamß. Hays.
. .-i, .igaaoiLPennock. ■ deo23-
Ifs» OMHiHUTBAI. JfUIE ASU HA«
RINK INSURANCE! COMPANY, of
PnipijrlnnU. CAPITA!, 9100,000. CBAS
TBB PERPETUAL. . - - > > ■
u ! JVeßdjnt—Hon. ACQUBTCB O. HEISTHt *
' H. "WILLSON, Esq.
L-i,:,!j 'SOttCWIIB] ■ . ‘
I Hon. A. O. Hairier, Samuel W. Hays.
. ; THUbm BoHnaim, ■.■> ■ Tbomu Glllcsplo, :
I wuaam P. TWmoatook,, . John3.ooi,
... Horrey Boll&m,' 1 . \ . - Jacob Petcra,
■ ‘ • Jol»tt'W«lk#/*rv l 1' : ‘ WBllAmOoMec,Jr,
> ? v " Offlra,fcla&jattaßulldlpgs,
(or** ■ ■ Wopartioot.}
COBfIECTED DAILY FOB THB
pQtrlobi 4 ffrhnd) E.
Corner of :Fifth and Wood
LOANS.
:UnltedStatefi6s;lB6B;.......~
United States 58.1853......... ;.»<]
Pennsylvania63.lB79.....
PennsylTaniaßs.lB6B.... .1
Allegheny county 6a...
.Allegheny county coupons...
Pittsburgh city Ge..
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable!
- Now Y0rk.;,,..;......... »
Allegheny City 65....
Allegheny City coupons, payable,
in Philadelphia.......... ...I
BANK STOCKS. 1
Bank of Pittsburgh .—.....i
Merchants* Manufacturers' Bank
Exchange Bank
Fanners'DopositUauk.....
Allcgheny-Savlncs 8ank...;;........
BRIDGE STOCKS. ,
Monongahela 8ridge..;...;...........
St. Clair street Bridge
Hand street 8ridge.—.......;.........
NorthornXiborUcs Bridge...
. INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Company....*.
Citizens’ Insurance Company*
Associated Firemen's Company....
TELEGRAPH STOCKB.
Atlantic and Ohio
Pittsburgh,CmcinnatULouifiYUle
Lake Erie.;....;..:...
Pittsburgh Gas Works.;....;.
Monongonola Slackwater
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad;...;...
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad—
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad...
Marine Railway ami Dry Dock—..
Turtle.Croek Plank R0ad.;......*...
Perrysville Plank Road—.....
Oreensburg Turnpike ........
OhortiorsCoal Company
COPPER STOCKS.
Pittsburgh and 805t0n..........^;...
North American
.North-West..;
North We5tern*................
Adventure..
Ohio Trap R0ck.....
Minnesota
Pittsburgh and Isle R0ya1—.;.....
Douglas Houghton..
0nt0n0gan.......... ........
Ridge
Fire Steel.....
Colling.
Astec
81uff5......
Peninsular
Avery
Forest.
Phoenix....
Iron City
COBBXCTED DAILT VOli'
• Boon 4a Sargent* E
Gumt.r of Wood and Si
PENNSYLVANIA. j
Pittsburgh Banks par.!
Philadelphia “ %\
Brownsville, u ■......... pan
Bucks oounty ** ......... A£l
ChesterCo.(nowissue)... y*\
Columbia 8r1dgeG0...... \\\
Daavillo “ ; «i
Delaware co. “ i&i
Doylcstown ri £&!
Easton « ........., %\
Germantown “ ......... wj
Lancaster 8ank5...—....* $4
Lebanon “ ........... l£|
Montgomery co. Backs... W
Northumberland “ ... . %
PottsviHe « .... Q
Reading fl ■... %
Schuylkill county 11 ... U
Wuhinjfton “ ... U
Westßranch “ ...
Wyoming *2
Carlisle %
— . •£
Erie ■ 94
Gettysburgb.f. ‘ %
Uacr15burg.................. %
H0nc5da10.................... %
Middletown .. g
Waync5burg................. • %
Fork Banks %
Relief Notes
United States Bank 15
Allegheny City Scrip--, par.
Pittsburgh City “ —... par.
Allegheny Co. « -...prem.
NEW YORK.
New York City.........:.:. "*A
Country Bonks...— %i
NEW JERSEY.
All solvent 8ank5.........
DELAWARE.
All solvent Banks...—...
Small Notes *k
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks.. U
Country Banks
VIRGINIA. 1
Buffalo, November 23.'
BaniofVa.abmnches... 3£ f
Farmers* Bk>* branches.. 4s}
Valley Bk.* branches *£}
Exch&ngeßk.t branches y 4 \
Wheollug 80nk5........... w
Wheeling branches....... %}
NEW ENGLAND. j
Allgsolvnnt Banks s£!
CDILSOS’B PATE ST AIR WAR MI SO
f| UK aubs.-rltcr# oiler fbt the coDaWtraiicru of the public
j, tiio abova sained FUIINACC; dcaignou ibr W'anniog I
and Ventilating Buildings, romblalE'' in iLselfall tbo dwd-
Table qualities requiredin a perfect Ileatin* Apparatus in*
suring personal comfort, wlthout any of tbo dlwjrvcable l
wnradons or aoureeanf annoyance ao common in beating j
arrangements. While lha occupants of a room or building-i
experttneo all the comfort arising from a warm summer at
mospbrnre, they ahtfv inbale poro llfe*gtving and health*
sustaining air, not contaminated by being-derived from
damp, unhealtby sources, or its power to sustain life being
impaired by coming in contact wllh-an OTci-heated surface.
. These results, are produced, in part, by constructing the
furnace in such & manner that the heat is diffused, ata low*
cr temperature than is usual with any other Furnace now
known to the public. In producing this
3«t of great- importance is obtained on tbo score of econo*
my : the beat-absorbing ns well as radiating surface is to
great that the beat 1b almost entirely abstracted from the,
gases before they are driven off into tbo chimney, thereby,
greatly reducing the consumption of fuel. The fuel Cham*
: her Is so lined with soapstone and fire-brick that tho tael
; cannot como in contact with tbo iron, prorenttng tbo over*
| heating of tho air, and destruction or injury to the
[ Furnace.
Tho joints of the Furnaco arc so constructed as toallord
room for making a tight sand and clay joint, prerenUng
the escape of noxiooa and sooty gases into tho room, so an
noying to tho occupants, oud so iojuriousto tho health and
furniture. . * : ]
The air to be wanned is taken directly from tho outside j
of the building in nil cases, thus insuring a supply of pure, j
wholesome air for breathing, and tho oilier important fane* i
lions required by the human system—-thn oxygen is not of* |
fectod, nor tho organic matter in the air carbonized by com*!
ing in contact with an over-heated surface, as wilh other !
furnaces, and headaches end other dtsagrccablo sensations
are prerented “by this menus—and. iu consequence of the
warm air not making too large demands upon tho lungs
and oraporating surface of tho skin, to supply tberaoisture
which it hss lopt in passing over a red hot surface. In,
proof of this, attention Is ealled to the ct*rtlocatesofT , ro i
j feasor EUliman, of Yale College, Now Haven, and to those
| Of othor Rclontifiapersonkwho:liave examined this subject.
[ If public and-uniTersal approval U any tcfitofmeritj the
proprietors of this valuable; Furnace can appeal to- tho
| written testimony of thousands, to tho press, and to public
exhibitions in all parts of.the world, it having received the
Prize Medal at the World’s Fair, and tbo highest Premiums
at Fairs in Now England, New York, and a Silver Medal at
| the State Agricultural Fair In Pennsylvania. ;
I Manufactured, and sold by
M. ARNOLD A WILLIAMS,
j ; nov&d2ml -Agents for Woetern Pennsylvania and Ya.
A Delightful Swelling. Houao,
on Cliff Street, In thu Slxih Ward.: M
; 'ample grounds around it, with fruit trees and Jjfflf]
vines; every convenience to bousevVeejdug on the “■*“
premises, wUh'hofand cold Water bath rooms, Ac., and the
gas brought to tha street ibiufkll.
I intend to romoro from the Cityonthe lst orNovomber,
when possession will 1 be given. Rent £225 per.annum.
; Apply- to Messrs. - John ; Harper or Morrison Underwood,
at the Dank of Pittsburgh, or to the Undersigned, on the
premises, • *r fwrpKiV ' LECEY HARPER.
" STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
ABJiiTr.EXKRGr, ascoxomr.
rpHE best goods in Children's Hose, Men's Socks, Under*
I shirts and Drawers, sold at manufacturers' prices, at
the FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, all mado from
lost year’s wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRIOR, =: >Y
sep« WILLIAM DALY,
Boys and youths' oaly, thick ijoots;
a full wsortmont at reasonable prices.
L. E. TUYWAUD,
Corner Matkot and Liberty streets. ■
Pittsburgh Trust Company.
AN ELECTION for nine Directors of thii Company, to
servo for the ensuing year, trill bo~held atthe BANK*
ING HOUSE, onMONDAY, the 28 th day of November, bo*
ttreen the hours of 11, AV &I.vand 2 o'clock, F. M.
.• A general meeting of the Stockholders trill also be held
on the same day. JOHN D. SCULLY*
• -novLtd • : ' Cfwdiler.
1" w ILL BELLiny unexpircd leaFD (fourteen yfiaxa) of a
.•Lot, situate ;on GTlara street mid Springs alley, ia iha
tilth Word—4o ft fronting on O’Hara street, and running
back 100 ft.on Spring alley, on which iserected n.four
storied Brick House, 40 ft.6qnaro,uith a : £rame, twostorieS,
CO 'ft. on' Spring 'fUlcjy,” well to carry-on any
Belng,engaged in man*
u&cturing in thecountry, I.oQcr the above for sale. In*
cjulro at No. 425' Llberty Btreet.
_ ...»
. 3 „;
PBICEB 0F s:
iKOUUffQ
ixcbam
istrteUf 1
>\'.'BStj-A
J$ 119,00
X 100,00
J -r i 05,00
, ■ 95,00
BASS RI
>TE LIST.
¥IIZ UORNIKQ POST BT
izch&nge Bonkerfi f
zth struts, Pittsburgh.
OHIO. .
State Bk.ahd branches— 3sf
Othersolvent Banks—
Bank orßandasky.....'....'
Granville—..so
Norwalk-.-.-......-.--. 60 :
Urbana...—...... 6C
W005ter.....;................ 25 :
Btate Stock 8ank5.........‘ M
Btatoßk.audbranchea... 9?
ILLINOIS.
StaU Stock Banks..—.... -
State Bonk Branch—.. 60 ■
Bank of 111in0i5............ 76 ;
KI2NTUCEY. i
AH solvent Banks... ..
MISSOURI.
Stateßk. and branches— . M
Michigan.
All solvent Banks.-...'... 1
WISCONSIN.
Marino* Fire Insurance
- 00. at MilwauMs,.—-- 2
v TENNESSEE. "
All solvent Banks..—.
NORTH CAROLINA.
AUcolvent Banks—
- SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent 8ank5.........
; GEORGIA.
All solvent Banks.—
ALABAMA.
All solveqtßanks.....
„• LOUISIANA.
Alt solvent Banks VA
EXCHANGES.
New Y6rk... —.. . por^
Philadelphia- par.
Baltimore per.
Cincinnati rjjf disc’t.
L0u15rin«»............... disett.
5LL0ui5—.—.......1 (llso’t.;
VALUE OP COINS.
American GoliMneir)—— par.
American Gold (old) ..pr’xa.
Sovereigns.—.. -44 £3
Guineas—— 6 00
ProJerickdors—7 80
Ten Thalers ..—— 7 80
Ten Guilders 3 90
toulsd’or —4 25
Napoleons., ———B 63
Doubloons, Patriot. .15 70
Doubloons, Spaslrtu—.lo 25
Ducats—2lo
ASS VEHTOATIKO CTBHACB.
For Sale;
WOOD. AMD ■ WILLOW; ;WARE*-])AILEY & RISN. !
SHAW havenour open the-most extenelvo assort
ment of French, Gorman and domestic Baskets* and Bas
ket Ware, to be found -in the city; also,- Wooden Waxoof
every variety, which .thpy wIU dispose of on the most fa* :
voraolo terms, -wholesale or retail; , : corio • •
CBOTON: MlDDSl!oaitNY^AND^?BlfP—
and fof sale by . ■:BAILEE & REN SHAW, ;
;novlO.--v .. 253 Liberty streot.
ii/riNCE glass Jarsv for ftmUruse, for salt
lxt by BAILEY & RENBHAW,
!potlo ;. . . - ■ 11 ••• - 253 Liberty street.
THOMPSON’S CELEBRATED WASHING ,COaiPODND.
Afresh supply rccolyed.Dnd for pale.whOlpsale or ro
taU.by BAILET ARENSHAW,
ingrld * YffiLiberty street..
/pi UM SHOES--Wholesale andEotalLy-AU thorn In rrsnt 1
Aar ;of Clam Shoes ere Invited ;to cim. tbflt4>uy io-j
Bellegaln, may find it to their advantage! to canbe&ro par*H
chasing, ' »>X. 31 HAYWARD, !
;oct2o 436raer Market and liberty gtreirU.. . i
LT>RIHSTONEr-14DOIbsin
ID coyU 1
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J. r *>«• - r ~ '
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**£• L j* .-r*
Auction Cara.
JAMES ITKENNA, Auctioneer and Commlssion Mer
chant, No. 120.Wood'street, near, theeorner of Fifth,
regular sales of Dry Goods,
new and second-hand Furniture, each day at ,10 and 2
.o’clock; and at early gaslight,aach evening, Watches and
Jewelry,Guns, Pistols,Books,FancyarticleS, Cutlery,Boots,
Shoes, Aa, with a general assortment of .every description
of Pry Goods. Refer to the principal merchants. ■ feb9
Pit FaL
> $lOO,OO
i 100,00
i 100,00
lOO,OO
I 100,00
10J,00
i; 100,00
.'OOO
.97,00
100,00
100,00
100,00
. : . Anctlon«>DaUy Balei«
AT the Commercial Sales’Booms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Oats, (kps, £e-
V AT 2 (WSLOCK* P. M.,
Groceriea.Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur*
niture,Ac;,- .••‘•'•v -
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. IL,
Books, Stationery,' FaneyrArtldes, Musical Instruments.
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver watches, Ac. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. fjaSlrtf
102,00
99,00
94,00
65.75
67.60
65.60
102,00
98,00
02,00
65,60
67,00
65,26
60,00
60,00
60,00
2,14
00,00
24,00
85,00
00,00
.38,00
SECOND-HAND FOWLING. PIECE, at Aucnos.—On Sat
urday evening, November 26th, at 7 o’clock, will be sold
at McKenna’s auction house, 1 superior second-hand twist
fowling piece.ah excellent article ineompletuorder..
nov24 - JAMES MoKBNNA, Anc. ;
CJPLBNDID LARGE STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES AT
O PRIVATE SALE.—WHI be open for n few. days,.at
McKenna’s Auction House, an extensive stock of French
Embroideries and Needle-work Goods of every
at private sale. : ,JAMES McKENNA,
novl6 .:. ; Auctioneer.
60,00
60,00
60,00
.60,00
60,00
44,00
43,00
24,00
.68,50
45,00
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE tod FANCY
GOODS AT AUCTION.—There is yet left unsold a
greatvariety ofGold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, AcAc*
at McKenna’s Auction House, and nrpst be sold this week.
The Goods will he open during each day, when ladies and
f;entiemeh ore invited to call. Sales commence each even*
og at o’clock. • Also, 4 Show Coses,
o’clock. GRAY A 00.
povlft ■ ■ ■• JA3. MoKBNNA, Aact .
50,00
r 60,00
60,00
100,00
25,00
25,00
49,75
49,00
/ 63,00
105,00
12,00
49,00
48.76
60,00
102,60
.10,00
26,00
8,00
176,00
63,00
'20,00
17,00
; 7,60
17,60
200,00
10,00
6,00
"ITALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, At auction.—
V On Saturday evening, November 26tb, at 6>4tfclock,
at Uie Commercial Rales-Rooms, cornet of Wood and Fifth
street, wIIL be sold by catalogue, a large collection of valua
ble new Books, comprising Bloomfield's Greek Testament,
2 vola; Elliott’s Homan Liberty, 2vols; Lauds of the Mos
lems; Benjamin’s Architect, 64 eags; : Froisart’a Chronicles
of England,France and'Spain, ll&«ngB: Graham’s Colonial
History,-2 rols ;*Bongs for the People; Nicholson’s Meehan*
lea Companion; Paulding’s Puritan and His Daughter;
Fain’s Napoleon ; Stair Builders Guide; Miller’s Letters on
the Ministry; King ofthoHuronsjWWls’Prose Works;
Sequel to Riley’s Narrative ; Brodcrip’s Zoological Becrea*
tlons; Fathers of the Desert, 2vols; Carlyle’s Now, Essays
Annals of the Queen? of Spain, S volaf ilemoirs of Anne
Boleyn; Lights in the Gold'Regions; Young’s Sctenco of
Government; Pictorial History of France and Nonttandy,
do. Full particulars In catalogues, which are now ready.
nov24 : , .... p, ML DATIS, Auctioneer.
JgAROUCI
7,00
■1,76
8,25
2,00
2,50
SHE AND BUGGY, at Auction.—On Friday
morning} November 25th, at 11 o’clock, at the commer
cial salesrooms, corner of Fifth, and Wood streets, wtU be
sold on© second-hand substantial Barouche, one do do do
Bnggy>.;y . y ,[noy23j . • P. BL PATI3, Auc.
A SSIGNKBS’.SALKOFA , WHOLESALE GROCERY
J\ STORE.-rOn 'FRIDA'? morning, November 25th, at
10 o'clock, at the Grocery Store of Mr. John Grier, No 285
Liberty street, will bo sold, without reserve, by order of: the
Assignees, his entire stock of Groceries, Gloss, German
CUy, Ac., among which are*--'
’ 103 bbls N. 0. molasses;
49 bbls ; B. ZL molasses; _
SObblsPortland syrup;
40 bl chests Imperial, Black and T. n. teas;
. 112 catties superior Y. H. teas;
IS boxes tobacco, assorted brands;
10 boxes cut and dry tQbaeco, in papers;
14 bbls scorched salts;. ** •
29 bbls Glauber salts;
. .11 bbls potash;
- 20 boxes variegated and common soaps;
.• 105 gross porter bottles and pint flasks ;
130 bdla. tea and wrapping papers;
40 M half'SpanSsh and common cigars;
32 casks German clay;
boxes' .do do; .
. 120 boxes ifrindow glass, assorted;
lOcoflamanfllaandhempcablesandjopo; . . \
' Pocking yarn, bed cords, bar and rod iron, copal varnish,
tanners* oil, rice, mustard, spices, whlto and red load,
writing paper, pasteboard, Atx, Ac.
ALSO—-Large Flro'Proof Sale,>Platform and Counter
Scales. Office Desks and Furniture, utensils, fixtures, Ac.
POV23 - P. M. DAVIS, AncFr.
INDIANA.
O A STOVKfI AT ADCTIO£I>-On.FRIDAY afternoon, 25th
inst, at 3 .o’clock, at the Commerced-Sales Rooms,
corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold, for account
whom it may concern— .
9 Franklin Stoves and Grates; ;
12 Coal Stoves, assorted sizes and patterns;
4 Cooking Stoves, do do do
P. M. DAVIS, Aact’r. .
• -Mgsiw i .. Just kscetyd from the manufactory of
JONAS CHICKEBING, .
« ** « « ”lhe foUowlnfc NEW PIANO FORTES:
No. 14009—One Rosewood Cs£ OctAYe Piano; price £375 00
« HO2O « « Wa “■ . “ _ “ *876 00
“ 1390 “ a 7 “ “ camd,. 450 00
u 18967.' “ ■ u 7 lon XT? 500 00
" 13210 “ « 7 “ Grand Piano, 800 00
For sale by JOHN U. MELTOR,
Agent for Chickerlnz’s Pianos,.
81 wood street.
FOR SALK—a BRICK HOUSE, AND LOT, situated in
the Second Ward, Allegheny City, fronting on Carroll
street, having six rooms, with basement kitchen, and hall
on first..floor—and back of said Lot is erected a Trame
Bollding, 16 feet by 23, fronting on Jefferson street; the
Lot SO feet front by 100. - This property-will be sold low,
and on good terns Apply to ; 1 - .
THOMAS MOFFTTT, Heal Estate Agent,
Pwst Buildings, Fifth street.
OCHRE.— 25 bbls American;
2cask* French; Foritaleby
B, A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
ILY WHITE—IO gro.“Wath«*rpU , tf I juafcroceixedand
fbr said by
JAPAN VARNIBH—V lot just received and for sale by
novll FLEMING BROS.
ISINGLASS. PLASTER—200 yards, in 1 vard cases, Im
store and for sale by (novll) ; FLEMING BROS.:
COURT PLASTER—6O gross, a superior quality, in store
andforsalo by (novll) PLUMING BROS.
TirHITING—a» bbls for sale by
YV - novll r FLEMING BROS.
WOLFE’S AROMATIC SCUEQ>AM SCHNAPPS.—6O
dozen Wolfe’s Aromatic gcheldam Schnapps for sale
vbolesato or retail, at *
octgQ KBYSEiIPS Drug Store, 140 Wood street.
- patch- Balboas Boot> t &c«
THE jmbseriher hai receirod direct from Harlem, his:
supply of rhGlcanyjurinthSjTulips.Pecmesa.aod other
FJcnrerßoots for fall planting; and for Winter blooming In
pots and glasses. Grass Serf forlawns, 'which makes, a
fine -close.smooth Tnrf, eqaal to Sods. Pruning
meats. Garden and Farming Implements, ofthamostap*
peered construction. at Eastern prices, from tha Seed mid
Horticultural Warehouse; Fifth street, of ; .
' «op2V ••••:•■••-••••••■•■• _ JAMES WARDROP.
Ti
'O the Stockholders of the Pittsburgh
«nd ConnelliTlllft RsllroaA Go# ;c.
TASK NOTICE that theAnnualMoctfog of thefitock
holders of the Pittsburgh and OcrnnellarUle Baltroad
Co. will bn held at tho Offiee of the Company, in ths Cfltf of
Pittsburgh. on the PIRBI MONDAY (sth day) OP DECEM
BER NEXT, ot which time an mecaonfortwelve DJreo
tors, to genre for the ensuing year, will take plat*. '
WILLIAM LABIHEB, Jr..
aorU Pres’t plUpburgbaud OotmellsTille R.R. Co.
Something to he Remembered *
THAT.bne of the sncet complete ajteortmentabfSHlßTSy-
DRAWER! UNDERSHIRTS, Red, Hoe end White
GLOVES, HOSIERY. BCBPENDERB,BTOOKB, CRAVATS,
PORTMONNAIE3, CARPET DAGS, end HEN’S end ROTS’
READY-MADE CLOTHING, can be found at GRIDBLE’B
01/mnNG HOUSE, No.. 210: LIBERTY street, head of
Wood. octll
NJSW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S BOOS STORK* C 5 MAR
KET street, near Fonrth.—World to OoxDe.brCheeTcr;
Infidelity; Scotia’s Bard*; Cbrist!im Father’s Present to
hlaChildren; anewarork byjamea Brown On Galatians;
Light on the Darkßirer: Hamilton’s Philosophy; Hlck
ok’s Moral Sdcnee; Life In the Mission, or Six Tears in
India; Conflict of Ages; Todd’s Daughter at School; Hearts
and Faees; Lost Leaf of Sanoy Side, &Cn Ac.' ' {novlQ
L ' ““
ABIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS.—A. A. MASON & CO, bar*
jLJ on hand ft splendid wsortirißntof liadlea’ Ckith CloaJca,
and are constantly recelrigg thongcest shapes. fnorlfl :
Long brogue shawls.—a. a. masonacoT no.
! 25STFTH street, win ©pea, thismorning,'a splendid
lot of the above. - . ... ,•• ••• --novl6;
WQS DEAD Teceivod pcrrteamer Return, end for
UUU rale by ALEXANDER,GORLOV,
y nov!6 ' IS4 First street •
AXestra.J. Shroffel A 00.. ••
MANUPAOTtnUBRS OF FIRS-PROOV BAPRS,
• Vault Doors and Iron Vfindov flhutt era.
,A NDm ell persona admit: the necessity of theabove
JCX. mentioned articles, we havono hesitation in reoom*
mending our article to be equal to anything in the dty.
Orders promptly attended to, and put up in the best
style, and oh abort notice., , v
tsLSmlthficid street, between Fourth and Fffth r Pitta*
burgh. fgapfedemV • J. BHROFFEL A CO , :
C ARGO'S HALL, FburiA street near Ifood, opposite la
fhyette Hall, can be obtained- ibr Parties,
Concerts, Public Meetings, Ac, Also, Cargo’s Cotillon and
Sax Horn Band can bo-found in readiness at all times,'by
applying to WU. PRANK CARGO, at the Crystal Palaee
Daguerzean Rooms of R. Mi Cargo A Co., Fourth street.
; jy!9 . - r - - v-"-/
B LOUTH A BRO., East Birmingham, manufacturers of
• Bar Iron, and small Irotv of all descriptions, and
make, also,tho-floe3tqnallty ofHoops, Rounds and Squares.
A3* Leave orders for Iron in the box, at the dty Dost
Office. * . 0018
Bridge over the Allegheny-River, At or
- near Sharpstmrg. '
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of the
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylva
nia, entitled *‘AnAet to authorise the Governor to incorpo.
rate a Company to erect n Bridge oror Allegheny Hirer
at or near. Bharp&burg* la-Allegheny County,” approved
13th of March, 1853, and Supplement thereto, and Actsex*
tending thetimo therein limited, Books rrtil be opened by
the under named Commissioners, to receive subscriptions
for the Btock of eald Compahy, attb* ST. CHARLRB HO*
TEL, In the City of Pittsburgh, on the SEVENTEENTH
: day of DECEMBER, 1833, between the hours ofIQ o’clock, A.”
SL, ahd-4 o’clock, P. H; and should the whole btuntar of
shares not be subscribed on that day, then and In. that cose,
at the house ofMr. NEWPORT, in tho Borough of Sharps
burgh, oh tho TWENTY-FOURTH BAY OF THE SAME
MONTH,between thesamohours. •. < •••••
Philip Miller, Thomas liggett,
James Sharp, Gabriel Adams,
. Lewis O.J. Noble, Thomas Wallah, •
Peter KHngensmlth, . • Malcolm Leech, - -
JohhW. Duncan, . Harrison Parry,'
Darid Brenas, Robert Chessman,
Fronds Korns, Richard Ewalt, '
Bavidßoyd, Robert Wilson,
-JamesMarshal), • JamesH.M’Clelland,
Henry M’Goary, Thomas Pearson,
1 - Bames Blakely, • Grant Mo wry, •
Charles Spang, ' James (FH. Penny,
William u. Bonny, A.M0r10n,.....
!■J« 0< Comstock,' ■ . Lemuel BbnrtlU£
P* A, Collier,- ■ James Lewis.
.EDWARD FABER.
rfIHE undersigned having rednced the prlceabfthefcr new,
. I largannd well -selected stock of CARPETINGS/OIL
CLOTHS, DRUGGETS; MATTING/ Ac., how
offer Great Borgalnsto persons wishing topurehaso. .
The entire Btock, containing over 25,000 yards of 'all
kinds, of Carpetings, has been reduced’ from lOto 25 peg
cenL v '
f Persona about furnishing Hotels, or Bareli-'
lugs, are Invited tocaU before purchasing elsewhere, as the
whole will positively he sold -the .present seastin,.to make
room fbr other goods. C.B. HKAPLY & CO.,
• novlS ; , ~ - Nfr. 82 Thlrd-rt.: '
mOKPENTIWE—29 bbla in store and fbr sale by
: X noiZl • FLEMING BEOS.'
1
•Xj novß ■ . PLEMINQ BROS;'
/n 6NPW-10Q0 !Snn rtrm.'«y^rw
MX taiofcy .famra? • rtEMma-BBos.
t-for-eaJe-br^
“ FLEMING BROS' ; *.f
ton. In fitom and finfialn by
I.JSJL CD72t - ‘ ' FnSMEiS EBOB.
v ’“ ’ *: * v ■
AUCTION SALES,
jaeteb HcKEHNA, Auctioneer.
P. M, DAVIS, Auctioneer.
CHICEERING’B PIANOS.
FLEMINO BROS.. .
Snccossora to J. Kidd A Co,
V 00 Wood street.
SELLING OFF
CARPETS AT GREAT BARGAINS*
A£j>-r25 bM* KaglUbt In store unitor sal,
{noySll . gEEMKa/BROS.
a-.:'.-
MISCELLANEOUS.
type agency.
. NO. 38 FIPTH
Agent for theStticof I/. Johmonft Co.'t Type At.
01 PHILADELPHIA. S ’
HAS.ON UAND ancllbr salu.tho following-.—BraMllnod
«olumn ,<Wley«; /.Common GallTOjiuMOttSf 8U«
Opmßoatas Sucks; Common’tmiwibcSo?
Shooting Sticks; Ley Bruabes; Boxwood Quoins i rurnl
tore And Blglet, or all descriptions; Brass Bole, of OB
descriptions; Job Ink, in lib cans; 100 kegs Pioirtto News
Ink; 100 Stints Fancy Card Letter; and Lead*, cut to an;
.engtb.
■RSF. Orders for Presses and Type will receive prompt at
tenttoxvandfurnifihedatth&FoundtypTices. Old Type re
ceived to exchange for new. at 9 cento ttfo.
Pittsburgh, May 14,185&—daw
nittibursh Life lnturance 6ompan;, Q/
iT PITTSBURGH, PtU -- Capbil, $lOO,OOO. >
President—JaidcbS. Hoo.v. •
. ViCB President—aunm IPCiPRXW. (
Treasurer—Joseph 8. Lxice,-
Secretary—C. A.* Cowoti.
OFFICE; NO: 66 FIFTH STREET. '
. (Matonic Hall Building.)
This Company makes every Insurance, appertaining to
or connected with L 1& Risks. *Pi*irwwuug w
Mutual Bates are the same as those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies. •
Joint Stock rates at a reduction of one-third from the
Mutual rates—equal to a dividend of thlrty.thrcft « V A one
third percent, paid annually in advanae.
a Bisks taken on the Urea of persona going to California or
Australia. ■■ ..
„ • nmioroßS.’ . -
Jamas 8. Hoop. Samuel M’Clurkazu •
.ymiarnPhimps, - , JohnA.WUsonT^
J(*ngcott, JosephP.Gazsam, M.D.
Alexander Reynolds,
Horatio N. Lee, ... Hiram Stowe.. . mar 23
JKUIi: UAWtoKTH, corner of Diamond and ihmnono
to inform his customers and the public
generally, that he is now recoiling a large and choice eelec-
OBOCEEIKS, such as choiceJKnrtg Hyson, Impe
rial, Gunpowder, .extra fine Bouchong, Nlngyongi Oolong.
Congo* and scented Orange Pekoe TEAS; Mocha, Old Jave
and Bio COFFEES; fine SUOABff and SYRUPS;’ Bunch.
vluster, Talencia, Snn and Sultana BA1SIN8; fresh CUB
, HANTS; preserved Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels r rape
rior French BRANDIES; Port, Madeira, Tonerlffe. Cham
pagne, Lisbon, Sherry and Malaga WINES; together with
a general assortment of pure BPICRB—aII of which he is
determined to sell, at such LOW PRICES that cannot be
beatby any other Store In the city. . .' . novlf "
<kA. THELAHGK BEICK DWELLING, on Third street
above Smlthfield, lately occupied by CoL J, Roar
(removed to Philadelphia); it is tarnished
S^rbath,room,, hot and cold water; water-closets,
good yard room, Ac. . . .
B^i.“SiS? i i BHI< S, 1)WEIXIN0 on St, .bore
Smithfleld—kitchen, sitting room, and four bed rooms
WHI be ready on or before November Ist. >
61 „• DAKUNGTON,
POVI7.IW ■ ho. 77 FpurthLat, 0r92 Water street.
*__ . •' * .
TB hereby given,. that the fourth Instilment of 20 r per
A pL, I * l0 nnbscriptiorui-tp the House of Refuge for
Western PenMylvanla, was thhf day called payable at the
iSSm 72?®^* on 241,1 ;*aUo, the fifth.
pcr Cent '» payable on, the fifth day of De
- By order of the Board of Managers,
novl& JO3HUA HANNA, Troas’r.
. • Notice. . “Vv.-
A to* persons knowing themselves to be indebted to
xa. BTEBN 4 call and settle their &c
-counts before the Ist of December.* All pertons havingdaims
aghast them, will present them for settlement, as B. Straw
designs withdrawing from the firm on tha Ist of
novlflflwdaw . , • : bTEBN A 880.
7 l . Mn<to Books Mlluale Boekal l
mHE Christian Minstrel: byJ.B. Aiken. Price 76 cts.:
X per dozen SBAO.
dS^76 nUe MlQßtrel: byJ ‘ B ‘ A, Hen. Price 57*^; per
i Tbo Sacred Melodeon: by A. a Hayden. Price 76; per
dozens7,6o. ■ * ■
The Sacred Harp: by B, F. White AE. J. King. Price 76;
per dozen $8,40. ■ *
_ The OMo Harmonist: by Alexander Auld. Price 62; per
dozen $6,00. • •
: Sabbath School Gems: by J. & A. Crulkshank. Price 371 ft
per dozen ■'*
The New Carmina Sacra: Price 76; per dozen $8.60. For
rale iS? ' ,r, ?■ T -9- “OMAN, 104 WoodSx«*t.
oct22:. [union and Dispatch copy.}
DO 6MITHFIELD STREET is the place to buy BOOKS of
Y" at all prices, to meet all tastes, from the
cheapest Toy Book to the most expensive Annuals and Ulns
trated Works. •
Helen Mnlgrave, or Jesultßxecutorshlp; being Passages
in the Ufe of -a I Seceder from Autobi
ography. Price 60 cents; 76 cento cloth.
, w Secret Enemy; a Tale of the
*. a «f Samuel Spring, Ea*, author of “ Giafflr
AJ BamaU —wfflplote injone large octayo yolame of two
hundred ond fbrtv pages. Price 60 cents.
Bleak House;.by Charles Dickens. Price 50 cents.'
Poultry Book. Price 60 cento, paper;
76 Cento,i:loat H. MINER ACOl
coy?° - No. 82 Bmlthfield street.
T A ,A S? I SP? i 2/”'^ rznßMAT * new Song; composed and
to Mrs. Flnrenee Kramer, of this city, by H.
Opera Schottisch, embellished with a lithograph, giving a
conect view of the interior of “-Castle Garden” during toe
perfonnanco of an Opera; composed by H. Klober.
of the Daisy Dell; . Hot Corn.
Song of the Drum, from RUe du Regiment.
Good Bye, arranged as a Quartette. .
Green Mbuntala Tenkee, a Temperance Mcdlty.
Ida May; Woman rules you stiU. •
a general .assortment of the newest and moat
msbiouable Music, just received and for sale by
.p 079 : H. KLBBBR, 101 Third street.
7:™ ! . Dtttch Bulbous .Boots, Ac«
rJIHE subscriber has received direct from n»r!»m ms Ba p-
X ply of Tnllps, Crocus,, Peoueas, arid
other Flower Roots for fall planting, and for winter bloom
ing, to pots and glasses; Lawn .Grass Seeds for foil sowing,
which make a fine; close, smoototutf* equal to sods. Pru
niog Lostrumcms, Garden and FormingJjnplements of the
moat approved construction, at Eastern prices, from the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth street.- '
00,8 JAME 4 WABDROP.
Ohio state stack Bonin. •
liihb ondoreigned are no» taking the hotaa of tho aboro
mV CARPETING,
■Oil. CLOTH, MAT 3. MATTING, DBUOGBiniQ, Ac- Ac.
For a tfwrt.Ume only. a B. HBADT.Y A 00-
. , - . ; ... . 82 Third street ‘
I \WKLLINO IIOUSiiS ft OU SALK.—A irood, veil uno*
JLf ged BBICK .DWELLING HOUSE, irith lot 24 feet
gfo* ' OUrU * fitreotl 11X170 RoM * by 80 foot doflp. Price
_ALSO.—A three story BRICK HOUSE, «i tooted on Bt.
Clair street, a fcw doors ftotfx Penn. Prico $2,800.
Termacasy on both of the abOTe. l
S.CUTHBERT * SON,
240 Third stmt.
EOURTU WARD PROPERTY—A comfbrtablo liitlOK
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, situated on Fourth
street, near Boat The Bouse Is well arranged Ihr comfort
aod coanmlaaea. Ihe Lot ta 24 feet front by «8 deep.
Price *3000; tanas easy.: ‘ s. CUIHBBBT A 80S,
: norlO /: ■■ Ho.IM Third street
TAUKBAL!f—*A HOUSE AMD LOT, situated la the Second
1; ward, Allegheny Citfr Coruer»bf, Carroll and Beaver
streets. Lot 20by SAfeet; House 20‘by 40 feot, two sto
ri w high, and contains sir rooms, a hall, and good cellar.
ThU Houw Is occupied os a Grocery Store, and has a largo
custom; It Is pnebf the best xocinoas for a Retail Grocery
Stare. The owner will also sell his stock of Groceries on
hand, os.he wishes .to move West.. This property will be
soldlow, and on good terms. Apply to ,
THOSWS JIOPiTrT; Beal Estate AgenV '
Post BaOdings, Fifth street, -
ijlptt BALK—7UJI4XY ACHES OF UKOUNDw near tbo
Boiler Plant Bead, on which to erected a Sickle Fac
tory, 40 by S&feet, on watery high; also, a Building con*
nected,lB by 18 feet, and a Dwelling House, 20 by TO fcet,
one Btoiyhlgb, withatOßebasemont, and eight room*, fin
ished in good style; large Stable, 20 by 14 ftefc-and A
Frame Stable, 13 by 18fbet, Twenty Acres good Bottom
Land; balance good Timber. This property will be said
low, and on good Apply to-■- a
• - THOMAS MOFFITT, ;
•;Fbflt Bnfldlnga, Fifth street. -
FOR SALE—4B ACRES or LAND, In BawicUgy Bottom;
5£ of a mJIo from theOblo and Pennsylvania Baltrbid,
on the Blg'SawlckleyCreek—29acrerßood*BbttamLsDd;
the balance ,woU timbered. This property 'sold
cheap,nad on gor-d term*. Apply to ■■•■■■ '.'■•■
• ,rV -•, THOMAS. UOFfXET* Beal Estate Ag%
pot 3 - •,■■■•■ . ...• ■ Postßalldingg»Fifth street.
EOU SALE—A HOUSE AND LQT>OU Samson street be*.
tween Federal and Boa.7orstreet3.ih the BecbndWard,
Allegheny city. Build*
lug, IQM ter 32 fect. conteialng she roocta and cellar. -
‘ ALSO—A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 80 by. 20 feet, with a
twelve feet alley alongside.' This Lot Trill be sold low, and
on good termv Apply to : , THOMAS MOPFUT,
bot 3 - ~ Btal TOth r st,F6at .
6x) U 160 boxes Scaled do.
. 100 doxenPepper Sauce;
. ,‘ -50.. do assorted Pickles.
In stotenhd for sale by JOSHUA RHODES A GO.,
oct2B ■•; ...• ■■ •.:SO Wood Street
Kfl BOXES GUM DROPS; ' •- . ■*— .... .....
ayV/50doJajubePaste; -
5 cam Sardines, half cans ;
. . 2 ’dO; .. do-; do.
In store and for solo by JOSHUA RHODES A C 0.,.
oct2o . ; , S 9 Wood street.
ftfIBAUSTVIOA ALMONDS; " ' "
vv 10 bales Bordeaux , do. *
.27 bags Cream Nuts;
25 do, Filberts; s . ■;
25 do Walnuts; in store and for sale by
, oct29 : • JOSHUA RHODES A CO., 39 Wood st*
lll 1 " M
A" 10 do do; (fancy boxes;) - ‘
. 10 cask* German Plums;
. .10mats.Dates;
20 boxes Citron; In store and for sale by ; '
,pct2B JO3HUA RHODES A 39 Wood Ft.
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroadstock—2o
shares wanted by AUSTIN L003H3/ :
oct2B , ' No. 92 Fourth stC
A O 80, AND 160 ACRE LAND WAKRANT3WANTED
by AUSTIN LOOMIS, '
■ octal No. 92 Fourth st.
At (nLBS. FIMSSH CORN MEAL;
/x* *U 600 Extra. Hulled Buckwheat Meal.
;. RecM and for solo by BAXLEY A RENSHAW, ‘'
; ' .r.• 253 Liberty street.
O HARPBBURG PROPERTY—FOR. SALE, a Double Brick
HOUSE, of two stories, suitable for two tenants; each
port finished, with a cellar, kitchen, and four, rooms*, The
Lot is 83 feet front bylOO docp. will ho sold at a bargain;
AXSO—A BRICK HOUSE, on Chestuntstreet, Allegheny.
oct2B : 8. CUTHREBT A SON,No. 140Thirdst. .
eUSHKN AND PINE APPLEOHERSEJustrocuived, the
finest in the market, by - . ; “
oct2s: BAILEY A BRKTgHAW.
a LL KINDB-OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
J\ bought, sold and exchanged by :>
•.oc29l'' : '‘Ai WILKINS A Bankers,:: r
United States Bank Bafldlpg, No. 71 Fourthgt, Pittsbprgh.
iTtiXY: WARRANTS—SSOO WANTED by
Xj • AUSTIN LOOMIS, No: 92 Fourth sfc
TASHARES PITTS* TRUST AND SAVINGS CO. STOCK
1U WANTED by . . AUSTIN-LOOMIS,'
;Oct2B . , No.o2Fourthst*
BUILDING lATS.—Ten. Lots of ground, situate in Now
Troy, fronting onChasnut street, each 23 bv lOOfo t.
for age low. Apply, to .-; MOFEITTA LOWRIIL: -
:oclB - Real Estate Agents, Fort Buildings sth rt •
INDIUO.— IQ ceroonsß. F., forsale by 1 1
- B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00,
nor 2 , ~ 6or.~W6ddaudltot street,
TtSIED APPLES—2OO bushels in store and for sale by
U 0019 • : KING A JtfOQBCRAD.
A, A. .MASON-A 00, N 0.25 Fiftfc>eft|«jt,‘.wiH bjwn on ;
JX» Monday. Iho Sd assort*,
amt of LADIES’ CLOTH CU>AK%*S4-iVE[.TEI .TAD
-MAS. ' .•* • t •’ OC3
TEXTBOOK—OOSIiBKXT STEEXT. —A
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Into Earismi & Arubw,
TJia HETAL—IOOtoM liock Hill (Jnnlat*) Surge Metal;
X • • ico-« M»rtett»'Antla»elta.;4Di- -go :
1 > • l r t 1 KiKS t.iKlyltHhADc ,
-ITE7TNDOW GLAUS—9OO boxe* Bjao,loxtf,'«ullaxl4 t
sV-"HoKejmaß4<!o.'sl)i»id,,te3toi»-«ndfi»aaß"by
• botO ygXlfe'-Ji'VSlOßßßiltr'-:
§' UNDKIES—S .fainßtKkWbeat yionE[;«.; ra-: ■■■» jrftHIUHliK
■ .'.•TviotJmpSana; -auditor ' \i/ «rtpy
olj- „► {pptfQ ' & ttOOBHEAD. '1 nor 9 l '
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Cartels Spanish .Jilixtufe,
THE CHEAT PURIFIER!OF THE BLOOD,
wot.* futich w wsaoiraT m i». ••/.
A NmALUABLr REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, King's
ITL Ei ll, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Pastales oa the Sacs, Blotches, Boil*, Curonlo
Sore Ejcß, Bing Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement
andPaiuof the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, fiyphl.
Utlc Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, andnJlDia*
eases arising from aalnjndfcioas use ofMsrctuy, Inniro*
tbe Blood. :;
. This -raJaable Medicine, which has'become celebrated
tne number of extraordinary-cuttf effected through Its
At tbeurgent roQuact
of their friends, to offer it to the. public»Wh!ch the vdo with
the almost coniMenco in its virtues and wonderfhi w .satire
• ThefbHpwingcertmcate»,aelectedfromakn» '
number, are, howeyer,'stronger testimony than the cure
trord of the propriotora; and ere from gentlemen well
known In theu of the highest respectabilltT.
many of theiti. resldlhgln the city of Richmond, V*. ■ '■■■■
_P« SQYDEN.Bm.. of the Exchange Hotel nwm>rw.f
jreown everywhere, sayr.be has seen tfio medlcixM eaUed
Careers Spanish Mixture administeredin over a hundred
cyes- lp all iho.diseases for which it la reooqunvnfl
ed, witb toe most astonishingly good reBult*, He gays It la
. too most extraordinary medicine ho has ever seen.
AGUE;AND FEYEr-GREat CURE.—I hereby certify,
that for throe years! had Ague and Fever of the mostvfo
lentdeseriptiom I had several Physicians, took large nuan- f
tillreof and!beltev*aU thoTonlcsafr •
Tortised, bqt aU without any pennonent relief. Atlast I
iriod Carter's Spanish Mlxtnre,two.bottle3 of which effso
tually cored me. and lam habpyrto say! hare had neither "
chills or fever since.: I consider It the best Tonic In the
world, and the only modiclno that ever .reached -my <%,{«■» N
Joszr Loxap&r. r.
: Bearpr Dam. near Richmond, Ta. . ■ : ■ j,
0. B. LUCK, Esq., now. in tbo city of Richmond, an&fts
many years in tbo Post Office, has such confldencerfrrth*
astonishing efficacy of Carter's. Spanish Mixture, that he
has bought upwards of fifty bottles# which hehaaglTea -
away to the afflicted. Mr. Lack say aho baa never fcvjnwn ft.
to Cifl, when tahen neenrdine to directions. .
Dr.
City Hotel, in toe city of Richmond, says he has witnessed
in a number Of instances ' the effects of Carter's Bpanbh
Mlxtnrsf Which were xnost'trdly.Barprialng.v>2f«B«yBiaA
case of Consumption, dependent on the Lircr/tho good ef
fects were, wonderfid indeed. ..
SAMUEL M. DRINKER. of the firm of Drinker A Mot*
ris, Richmond, was cufed.of Liver Complafatof eight yean
standing, by the; use of two bottles- of Carter 7 * Spanish
Mixture. '• ; : '*•-;- ••
GREAT CUBE OP SCROFULA—The EditereofiUe Rich
mood Republican; had a servant employed la their tanas
room cured of violent Scrofala, combined with'-Bhotnoa*
tism, which oatlrely;dlsabled him from wdrk. Two bottle*
of Carter’s Spanish Mixture made a perfect ttuFeof him,
and the Editors, in a public notice, eav.tbey “ cheerfully re- -
commend it to all who are afflicted with any diseasef
blood.” ■. ••• ■• v -'-V -
STILL ANOTHER CURB; QF SCROFULA—I had a very
valuable boy cured of Serofola'byCarter'a Spanish, Mbctinn.
I consider It tnflya valuable modidne. .
Conductor on the 8.. P. and P»B. JL mfchaoiiA'tra.
SALT RHEUM Of T WENTYYEAHS STANDING CURED.
—BIr. JOHN THOMPSON,residing in Ibe city of Richmond, «
wascured by three,bottles of Carter’s. Bpmilshi!lxtarA of :
Salt Rhetiin,.which he h&d-faearl vtWehty years, and-wfirh
all the physicians of too dty oould not cure.' Mr; Thomp
son is awell known merchant in the city af Richmond, VA,
apd hla eara is most remarkable. -
WM. A MATTHEW S, of Richmond, had a servant Cured
of Syphilis, to the Worst fbrm, by Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
Ha. says, be- cheerfully recommends it,
Invaluable medicine. ' .;v; • . -/•- -■
. RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of Scrofti*
la, and what physldana. call cohflrmed-ConsumpUoa.'br
, three bottles oi (xirter’a Bptmlsh ;
, EDWARD BURTON, comxolssloneT of the iToreuae, says
be has seen the good effects of Carter's Spanish Mixture la
a number of Syphilitic cases, bhd soys it Is a perfect cure
for that horrible disease. \
*WM. G. HARWOOD, of Rlebmond, curodof OldSomand
Ulcers, which disabled him from walking.: Took a ft# bot
tles or. Carter's Spanish Mixture, and was enabled to walk
withont a cratch; in a abort time permanently cured.
Principal Depot at M. WARD, CLoSB& C - No. 83 Malden
York. ’ ■
T. SONS, N0.i32 North. 2dst, ■phßodelDhia.
BEIWETT ft.BEERS"No, 125 Main street,^lichmonA Va!
And fbr sale by B.'A; FAHNKBTOOK k CO-L. WILCOX.
• Jr. A CO., Pittsburgh; aP. SCHWARTZ, AlTegbcny: and
by Drugglsta ahd Dealers In Medicine everywhere.
•.. oetSnuwlv
DB BAOTSDTG’S lACE OF BODY BBAOE.
■ Tint Braco. of JDr-Banning
-Is now got nptna.mocfilm
proved form, and Is worn fey
£{ : /jT fij hundreds ofpewons for th*
<preand prc7^ lon °*
ff rSe'a nal*
/■■ |9 iSPSStesssSSr* I*l NESSES, suchasProlapsuß
'. •• ~. Eteyi, Chronic Dianaßai
’.'• - - dragging.of tho BovTala,
•■ . Piles,Fistula,Milk Leg, arid
Enlarged Veins, Kssaya, descriptive of its use, may fee had
at my Store, free* of charge.. '
X&’l also keep Pitches, Chapln’n, Jackson’s, Mrs.BeUa’
and Vanhorn’s SUPPORTERS ; also, TRESSES of ererr
kfnd j Xace Suspensory Bandsgesi andeveryya*
.rlety of mechanical appliances nsed intho core of disease.
I would respectfully invite the attention of physician* and
others to the shove articles. 1 •
‘ For sale at
Dr. G. H. KETSEft’S DRUGSTORE, '
„ .. . - HO Wood .street
N. B.—Persons in want of Trusses,'can bare them sent
to any pan of ihe country, hy stating whether for the right
or loft side, ancT sending the measure round the body, [nol
- - WILL be paid ttrcnypergou whowflUray
AESa .7 tfchotf of DtTERREL'if HEALING .OlNy*
If WENT, andtue-itf according todfcctio&s,,
vlf they will call at my office andsiy, with.
\l£P 7 • a dear confidence, that' It-wlllnotcom
/zSCji. -■ jUddy axTt Chapped Honda,
JMjgES&. \ Btraw and gare*
■ cn Children, and. greatlyallevfite, if .sot
. <4Va i istgu entirely euro Ealtroenm,'Pflfts,'lhflaJnih&*’
tlon of the Breast? Bites of In sects, Phnplea on tho Face.
: anil all Diseases of the Shin. ' • - MONROE TERREL,- : '
- . Nang&tQc&Ootm. '•
For sale by FLEMING ahdrDfv KEY BEE,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J,G. SMITH, Birmingham; Mia.
S. HOLMES, TempemncevlHo; P. M* : CURRY, ADeaittr;
; W3L SEI BERT A BRa, 477 Pena strectj Wttobqndi; LOR* •
ENZ & WIGHTMAN, Pennsylvania, Glass WorksrBftMH,
DYKE, Allegheny; WM. SMITH, Lawrencovlller LUKE B.
>DAVIBON, East Liberty; SPANG A m, Stewartrt6wn;
i LEWIS DALZELL & CO., Sharpsburg; STEWART, LLOYD
■it CO.* Mechanics' Iron Works; J. W. HARKEN;. Han*
•Chcgter. .
jy2s;dAwy *.■ :■
"pVR. TUVO”* 1 '
.. / rhoum (Totter), Chilblains, Common Sores, Oh&pped-or
Cracked Hands,Barns or Scalds, Cuts or Wounds, Piles, In
flammation of the Brenst,Bites of Insects, Sort Ups, Pim
ples oh tho Face, and; Breaking Out and Sores on Chtidren,
Bod all Diseases.of the'Skin* quicker and rurtr than any
other Medicine. • ; v-
SWrale fcy JFLBMUTQ Dr. KEYBBR!
Wood street, G. SMITH. Dlralnghani- Drag
6tore: WSI. SEIBERT & BRO., 477 Peira Btreet;LoßENtf '
& WIGHTMAU, Pennsylvania,Giaesr Works;; Mrs* 8.
HOLMES, Tcmponraoorill o;' D. AI. CURRYvAUegheny City;';
BAMBEL DYER, Allenheny City j Wit SMlTH^wrenft'.
Tills; LUKE R DAVISON, East Liberty; SPAN&
Btewartstpvrn MLEWI3. DALZBLL-&.COL, Sharpsbargh;-
STEWART LLOYD &CO., Mechanics* Iron Works; J;W.
HANNBN, Manchester..•';\'X :±S %k.
•;.jy2&d*wy
N
B—A : single box of Dr. 'JBERKI/a OINTMKNT WIU
_ . * keep any Blacfrgralth'g, Fanrior’B,
lc?s haadß,let them chap or crack efor bo bad, eouziil fcnain'
good working order all •winter. • -
Prepared and sold by HONTIOE TERBEL,
jy2sdawy Naupcataek/Ocniti.— ij
•■~ /> PH. BROWN; No. 41 Diamond Alley, J3g» . "/%
f&Bm Votes his entireattentJea to an office Practice* <BBfp
fHlsbnsinessismostlyeoßflnc& IM
«E» Venereal DiseastsSzxul suet painful affections.
brought on by imprudence,ycratliful lpdulfteiiOa and excess n
. Gleet, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, Imparity of { the Blood,withaUDisea-
Skin .
tions, Tetter, Ringypna, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak*
ness,* Impotehcy,: Piievßhonmatism, female > -Weahnsav'
Monthly. Suppressions, Diseases of.the Joints, fistula, iiv
Ano,NsrrourAffections, Pains in the Back and Lolns, Irtt«;
t&tionof the Bladder and Kidneys,successfully
Core guaranteed ~
Bixteen years* practice (nix in thisdty) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy euro to all who may comerm
der his care. ,
| > H3iPMAIIBM.»»Iir. cUscorertjd remedy
JLv for Jlhenmatism is a speedy and certain Remedy fisr - •
that painfo] tremble. It hover tails.
Office and-Private Consultation Rooms No, tl SZAHOSBw
Pittsburgh, Penn**. The Doctor la always atbome.
. H. CHILDS & CO.,
- WHOLESALE SHOE WABSHDUSE. ■ '
: . • :No/8 133 & 135 WOOD 8T. V PjTTSSBMPj Pji -
\lif Jb would call Attention. of .Henui&nta visiting this '*
iff City,toourlmmmensostockof ' . . ;
' BOOTS AffD SHOBflif •
< Mcn,' liAdl«^MiBftB»Boj , 8 f r : ‘
Youth and Children; comprising one of tholajrgest'atoela* ‘
Wastcf theSlorai tains. .*■
: ASplimdidassortmentofMOn’eandßoysKoßsuth.Maa J "
yar, MeiicaaaiidCltireng HATS. 80k and Cotton Fldia-''
Cloth and. Glazed CAPS, of the latest stylos and fashion'll'
Also, 2000 sides prime Now YorktahuedSOLEXEATHEB
We havetrarchased directfrom the M&nufacturers^prtn::.
dpallyfbr CASH, and Inti to buyers togiVouaa cAD;sa*u,
are determined to sell aa feta iw any Now York, Philadelphia -
or Baltimore Jobbing House.' : »
Pcp2&2md&w~ IL CHfIX)3 A GO; ■’ -
■&%!
T'~-
MEDICAL,
050 Reward
,R. TKKREL’B UKALING OINTMENT toillxurt Sait'
Private DUeues*
Office and Private Consultation Booms, 41, Diamond oliey.
fEjiuChargew moderate. - • • potfiaiAwly.
‘'Loouat Grovo" Boarding and Oar fleStoof
.. , ; : POa YOUNG liADIBS; <
Tbs ret. wm. xl, clarke tote bero-faiittrugr"
several gentlemen interostedvih the ehterpriserto as
sume the Rectorship of AFemala Sominary to becatabU*h~
edat the 2Jansiott:Hoiigoof the lataA-Flsh, Bsq»-neafftlie -;
Allegheny Arsenal, giTeanotlcQ that ho is now engaged lit i
making the neotoanry anangements-ior' thd admisfUdi'aF*v
papUs. on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. . . -
; He has secured the 1 ctHjpemlon of. Miss BROWNE, for •'
many ycoraYlco IWndpal of the « Ptitap«coYcmftlalaitl-- r
tuto,” in.ttaiyland, 'Bnd will bo aided brother competent' ■“
Professors and Teachers. ,
Further information tan bo obtained -on appUcaUoa in-'
the Rector, who may be found forth® present at NaSQS*-
PennstreeV
iClrculnrs, containing terms, do., will be ready nest irsok;
1 Pimsßimog, Sept, 17th, 1853. fsoplgatowtf ’
Sew Dancing School. ’ r.
G KRISTOPHER A. MCIUNUS, lftto' or Phfladolplila».
would .respectfully inform 'the of Pittsburg* »i.
and rtcinify that he; has opened his DANCING SCHOOfc,'
in WASHINGTON BTREET. Hr Will
teach .the Plain; and - Fancy Quadrille, JHaturka Quad
idle, Polha Quadrille, Bunion Mntur*
ha, Polka Walts, SchotUsh: Woltsi PJain Walts, Badowa->.
; Walilidatthia. Walt*;-W«lisken- ; Walts* Spanaola-Walter ~
Cracxrva Waltz, end Celilaxd’ Wssta; : Persons who . may.. .
wish tofbiuhls clasSeswhlcharondw.formlog,eanhAT» an *
Interview at the Hallftom 9 o’clock in tha mornlpg tni 13,~'
and from 1 to 5 in the afternoon;dTborewlll also bo class©#
fbrmed fbr ladles and children, in 4fce afternoon: also* per-;
«ms taught afthclr own private- residences, if required: • ■
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