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oftoe loans aotbcrited by•
the Ctty Oonnrils through * period of twenty. pears for the r
pcrpcae ofpayteg former loro*, water-work* vxtcnatoaof i
waterworks; water pipes ending apd, paving, outstanding
Sremat* interest, Ao.,*nd becomes due, in various gams,
ntdifltamt p«niods,-ftwn 1844 to 1874. v
An Act of J Assembly .was passed 4n rAprl], 1850. which
4&wtedi*lnktogibnd-.for.the extinguishments ofthe dfc y\
tiebto TbobuslneM tax to dgvotod <o
the total revenue derived ficom it (being onp-lhird of oho
BriU -npon sales) upto 1653.-amounted to
$18,63& ttMmd ofthta&sooQ bare been applied to the par- -
chase ofoity:!xmds;.v!richyet.reaataUßcanoelled, .
. 'The estimated-oast cfgrftdiog and. paving the streets, pe
tlUotmdfortolSfifci* tiam.'.H Estimated oot;reaspte”l
nflantrovomant tax $25312 62? amount of work contracted
-for and warranUiratieds2s,i7A 32; anKnjnkpnJiopan them
|l4.tfT 64,Icavite*toKt*tamI*np. Improvement warrant* ”
-f0r1882,-$lO t 7SOT7* * *
The-repcrt stateathat these." outstanding improvement
warrant*,*' nr to pltfln tenh*j warrants) -unpaid for want
of toodi,tol860; w«res37m ; Gi;'ditto:in' mi, *3,073 64;
dUtfitolSSZitlOfTOO 77. These excess may be traced to
improvident legislation, repairs and l&cfiiclcrafy of- the laws
toreUtlon cr of the collectorsjthein
selmvand ate expected tobe met and paid outof the on*
ctflected-Improvement tax of one yur collected in the *nw
aeeOing year. To ovsTpoma these excesses of f 1 improvement
wrtnuits * i twould be necessary tn ecare for a yea* at leasts
to order the expenditure of a single dollar, for.farther ftn.
prtretaent*" we find the mnoaat .paidbythe,Treasurer,
iVOta January l*t;1853; to UthUotemlwv, 1853, npott««onK
kttodtng Improvement warranta?l;:cf lSso;lssl*and 1852,
$5;336 65. 1 As therawwrante bsau rmintorest,- (ex gratia
of (hehold6rft,)tha inferences, to bedrown*™, that thorn
own them have rereivod nxmbU&ntvprefite-for-th&lr
Worker thatiDo work itself is badly::ddt&. !,2f ngthar of
the*4 he oomctf then they . discounted heavily
onofegh to enable the putfhasetfto.ho patient. .Thu poorer
elara are generally thovidUms of this latter evil; ihsTrit*
their honest labdr-Tavthe city androedre to ratorn' nomi
nally ntfiqulvklGntvbut Wxntof ihentcmarkßuflife rn
the oh*>handAnd the mercy Of the ‘ t Shvtoekr”on;thaoth»
or« fix Its’-value. - Warrantsare koedrablo-i&' payment of
dly- - taxes; and we know-of no proven,
tloo, bxoept that of a oo&iidentions offifiers
turning tho caah received for taxes into outstanding war*
rants,” at large profits, and then settling their duplicated
t>y«aMWa!mnft fkoo vilu£ -We have the assur*
•anen-that«ucb thinJM haveboon done.- :
For the purpose of a tinWugtoud, tbocommlttoo append
•ed totheltTroport an act which they recommend the Log!*.
Hetuve topafls; f ° -*■ - ••• <•. ■; -■<■*:,■■■■.■
Theptpposed Aet states that Councils aro heniby author
feed tpnf empowered toeauM to bo graded, paved, or macad
•amlzed.arrv'pdhHC rtroet,-lan«, alley, vtr sidewalk, or parts
thereof; which vttf bow or toay hereafter be laid out and
-opened In tho city, and have the same vctwlth curbstone
And Council* «re-tdw> antborsvd and empowered by Ordk
-nance, to provide for the levy and eoUtctlem of t?ie rout and
•expend or the' same, fVoni the owdots- of the property
'bouHdteg and obatUng thereon, bv an equal aßMssment on
foci front, hounding nrabutttbg, as aforosidd;
For tho purpose of making this &ssemn*nVth& Act pro*
Vldes that-Codddht ehall eppolnt three -citizens a*«C3tv
Appraißor*; > ’-WboMdutrlt shall bo trr valdennd appvaijw
the paving, macadamiilnfr, and preparing fop paving-, or an
or allers.ln clfv, the cost of whlchhas been
paid or assuaedbv thecity: whichpavtogormaeadambiDg
shdl be rained acoordtog tolts aetUftl oondtaou at fhir tftbp
of the said valuation and appniramenvandwhTchnrcpara.
tionfor.pnviug shall in fto care be valued at more than fifty
* cents pcr.soperficlal yard The Act also provides that the
City Appraisers shall; within mouths after their ap
polntment, nlolnthoofilce of the City Regulator.&rtrop*Tly
authenticated statement of the Valuation of such paving,
and preparation for paring,, dlstlugulditng the raluVof
every square on the raid strecfcvlane* nr alleys The far
ther duties of oty Appraisers, and-their oompenratfou; in
to be ptoTlded ifof hrCouncils,by Ordinance. Their ap
pnusomant and valuation shall bo final, and without ap
peal. Tho Onuuetts are also empowered wnd directed to
provide by Onllnancafor the araessment colTe
ethra-^of-th- totil mnbnnt nf po ch. Uppraiaament Tram the
owners of tho property- rituate on said streets, lanes or
alteys,ofwinare>thoranf,and batmdlogorabnttlngthoraoh.'
in- proportion to tho distance, to feet; which raid property
taay bound,cr abut. > The assessment' shall bo payable io ‘
foQrjequftVannnalinstalment*. • .
The third ractiom provlilM that the fhttd oo ralrad iihalh
be anpllM pnrporaaof theßlnhlng Ftrad/estabUshed
by net of May.lBso. In the next'Mdlon.'tba term owneTS'
fe defined to mean'any perwsn, persons or bodies corporate,'
.who mar own the property affected by such iraprovomente;'
This section also provides means - for the collection of the'
"taXea. _ ' ‘ ;-i. o,
•TTib Commit tea: state that the .second section of the act
■grp templates thovfttuatiop of thepaving.
'U&il.the-asfett&eQt thereof on the-feet front of property
■abutting on the street or altar. The estimatedvaluation
-of paving Am* In the city tas2Pojooo, Thtaamnantdirideit
dnpr&urannual payments will, with the bafjnws tsx.dl
mtotab our. funded debt aboutsso,ooo each year. By thi*
• means ty* $83,000 00 or.totarext now paid out of city tax
aad- other dty rerctuiev’wlllbe prop*rtlonably reduced
awl at the .end of tho four yea**, it Is thonght/thero win
be an exps* of rammo over expenditure* annually toajj
to the« sinking food.?.
While the. Common Council .was awaiting the action of
the Select branch* an informal discussion took place on tb«-
report and the Act appended thereto.
W. W.lrwin, Bag., spoke againstthe report and the law
Appended, abd Hr. hFAutey, a member of the committoe
advocated its passage. ..
.. Mr->FAutev offered aatrpplemcnlary report to the report
of the committee. Tbo report recommended the taxation
of all property now oxexnpied from taxation, and ashed th* ‘
a/yanmittec bo appointed .to draw op a taw for that pots
pose, for. presentation to tho-Legislature. The report was
accepted.. * .i »,,••.
. :My. ttttjomorcd that the cottmUtee.be aathorlsed'to draw
apt such a Jaw,. . .■ *
On this motion, a discussion ensued os to the propriety of
taxing church property.. Messrs. Wilcox endlrwln opposed
IhamoUon K and Mr. M'Autay farored It.
: A motion; was mado to lay the resolution on ihe table.
Lofftbynaoteof 6 nycs.to 15 nays.
• Theyeoaaud.nsys were called on the adoption efthon
elation, and were eyes 13, nays R.
lr:lnth»Scteet Council, the supplementary report waaar
«Optwha»d a rrsolatUm- was passed, instructing the com
tnlttsa to report the itmountof property exempted from tax
attend The action of Belect OcmncU was non-coucarred lo
byCommou Council. .
A motion laying been .intrwtucwMnto Councils at a for
msrmcettag.xlirectlneihat the (Chairman of the finance i
.Gamtntttees of Ooundta.be empowered to vote tbo cite stock i
in ihaCotmeUsyUle railroad, a .motion was made to lay tbo i
fcsolationjca the.table.on tho ground Umt Uia Bfaror w*s |
empowered torepresent the stock of the city, by the Act of I
Assembly chnnerlngthe xoad. The motion was passed, a ]
letter was presented from Mayor TUtMta, expressing a nil
lingoes* to act in tno.etecllon aa Councils should direct.
Tbe.rcpnrt of tho Committee come lu from Select Council,
and was adopted 16 the Common GoUnclh ■: ,"-r- r- : (
The resolttiioif appended waa passed, after It.sraa amend*
' sd ihatVinaZ fiction should not be had, on Thursday
sight ' '
A variety of unimportantbusiness to transacted, after
•■wliWhCbtiDelladiJetirnedi
ftnxcrftotntrm—Mr £h!pton fn*ha chair. .
The report of thecommittes (Messrs*'Howard.- Mar
iloeb, Moorhead, brAnley-RDd Day,)appointed to suggest
means fbr the liquidation' of the city debt, wa* presented.
. 'was aceeptedi- Awdabate- Arose on the report;
which wavparticioatad in :by Mr. STClowry, who opposed
the report, fend offered «h amendment to the s*«jnd section
of thelawrenasivnendedby thneGintfiltiee; which was voted
'down. Mewra. Mnrdoch, Howard, Kincaid- and* Damns
ipolce in ftvoruflbe repots which wai finally aneepted; ■-
k <- -Arvsolatloa-was also adopted*- empowering the pnbUnv*
tlon bf fhelnwreoommended by the eommUteOy-and also for
‘the publication of the minority report.-
- -Noother btwines*of imporlsneo was trumactod. ■'..•••
. IhST&icr. Con..II. W. Wmiaae/Assistant
.Judge.,...' ...
In tho caso of Bong ts. long, reported yesterday,* vct
.dietwas rendered for plaintiff. .... . .
( •C. A TpaanTfi. George F.T»lbm and GeorgeNcglcyrNo.
.673, Novembertena. 1952. BarkeandT. Howard for plain
tiff, and Selden for defeneo. ....
This was An action of-trespass, for taking and selling
jmods Qf.platotlff, on an execution against another person.
.Objection being made to deposition offered hr plaintiff, and
sustained by tho Court, 6, juror was withdrawn, and the
case postponed......
. Andrew Cor: No. 848, November • term,
1852 Marshall for plaintiff, and «7ohn Mellon fbrdafcndant.
This was an action to recover damages fbr slander; 3>-
.fendanMn a drunkcnspite, lost some six or soronhnndrrd
dollar*, which woesome time afterwards found on tbaSteu*
benvllle road. In themeauttoebehad told several persons
thatBansbcrry.>at-whoa& tavern, ontho Washington road,
Be had stopped, had stolen it.' No verdict - r
c ... Bamavs.SamejNo. 849, November term, 1862. 'Action
of debt for' the amount of two promissory notes. Node*
lenco,«nd.a vordict for plaintiff of $138,90. .
Same vs,.Bamc: No.TSso,Nreembcrtarm, 1852. Assumr*
.sit fbr -boarding bills, doe bills, Ac, The plalatliT claims
.$llB. Defendant denies ,bating received soma of tho items
*ebtigedJaiha.biH* Tenllrtfbr plaintiffnf $H7.fVn
Friend ▼*. JessupNo. «UB.Nofombcr term, 186£ Friend
£ Miller, fbr. ehd< 8. P. & J. 8. Hamilton fbr de
fendant., ... •
AcUon of ejectment fora lot of ground in the Bth Ward.
No verdict. . .
. MaryXyona vs/lbivld.'MlgbfNb. 851, November term,
1852. Marshall and Drown for plaintiff, ondbTCalmontand
„J. B. Hamilton for defendant. <■ /.
This was an aetkra-of-ejectment, .fer lota in Birmingham.
Plaintiff's father-owned tho property, and after bia death
married his widow—fonr of his children being
«ben Jiving, oil of whom, except plaintiff* hate £lni*edlrd.
.'lFlUiam.-one of .the cbiftdren,.bofbre.hi* death, devfapd.hfs
•interest {one half) In therrnoerty/tohla mother, whodh'd
soon after the. death of ‘William.. Defendant.claims & life
estate in tbf* moiety, <ta tenant bv the courtesy* Defendant
paid off a mortgage .on thopremises, aod claims that, he:
ahonld be relmbureed by a epnditlonfel.verdict. :Fla!nt(ff
• alleges tbatWllllara Lyons was a minor atibetlme of male
Jog his will, end consequently the will la Invalid. On trie).-
■ ftr-unninnr.CMnrar AoflictTtro&AL Boarcr.—The Board of
mti\ Jn iho Society room* on Wednesday morning, •
: 30thult.
PrtstfTil—Mc*srs. MeCabo»: JfeglßT. Murdod:, BlcKnUrht,
■'KellT,PavTJ«.BneoT f <dfct):Way v .McKfelrey, BpCer, (Bobio-
Yoon* and: McQnesran, .
■ Absent—M<S«rt-Martio, Larimer. Bo?d,Hc?addefi,Snod*-
erara, Burns, Ingram. porter and Kin*. *" »>-'* .
The minutes of Ihe.last meeting were road and approved. ■
TbeChainsenof the Committees appointed the lent meet';;
Jnirwere called upon to report; several of the committee on ■;
field crops being absent* It was : • '•••••■ v, ; ;
Reidvt&i That those of the committee on field crops who
* hare not presented their repnrt*.6haU.he allowed twoweeks:
leaser timer and shall hand their reports to the Secretary. :
* - atf- Koglev.'Chalnn&n of the~Commlttea appointed lo se
am a suitable plwe for holding the ensnfag fair, reported
favorable; reportleidon the table until next meeting.. ; i
OomoUoo IrMr.McKnlKit
jUtdotd, That 1 thajwJtnlssloo for life membership Into tbo: i
«nrietv:shan be $lO, and that the .Committee omHoborary ■
Atid Iwfe tnetohershlp be discharged. . > > / ,
i. ~-On motion ofMrvMcCabc,< .. •;> .Mi
Thabn Committee be appointed jo prepare a
statement efthepresentcondition of this Soefety. and for- 1
vutfaoosr oftbe name to tbo Chairman of tbo Executive
Committeenf th» BiM» Aftrieolhirri Bodoty,. . vV
■J&tssta: Martin ileCabe ond Negley, wore appointed on j
' - i
tu onttotkmorMr.McKnißhtjitjttiLa •- ' .. • . • *
Jte&ceZ, That a Committee of three be appointed, who;
. ahall correspond with oUferAgrienltursq Boclettea Ihropph-;
oat the Static urging them to ia*operatp ; with us mprocurv
“Imr ' thaTJass&ge of-a' law mahing' the stealing of showing
frntti graSnt
* ; Way and Totm& ware: appointed On: |
to.the last-Wednesday in £ecem»H
unmouon, JOHN MUBDOCK,jr., Ch*n.
ji3b fc/NEatrr, , * - . 1
TjT.:~:n fin*—. —-—•
virrttiiiCttii In Mnernl, rnid those of tbo medieel pJofeK-f
«!roto“SrUcalnr,wU benrjn mlndthe mleof boohs, book
jotojal. Auction}
SSLc yyftTi^e.,byortef of MeJSowji, ex*-
Hffoltnes. IthrcnnscSsaryto 1
SJtbewoity Talaohls. and come Very scarce. , *
hu lees
1 „„kSS3^ U Uin WtoSla to flio nuu* ol
{Ssp.”itnfl thouM beln grerrcotinangrooin-^
-V vfiay -DflocntiCTi tag ty
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{T»»ABgOCIATED Firemen's Insurance
Ihy Company of the City ur'Plttsburgh*
J, ICMOOHIIKAD. frosMeut— UOßKHT t'nWJßY.Seciturr.
Will insure MUB »uJ MAUINKRTSK3 ofaU
klodiu Offli’Pi lo MoaongsbcU Hoasa, Nos. 124 aui 12S
Wateretreat. »
NZW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.—Sllir
tnanV Visit to Europe.
Mty.Architeetarc, or dcalgua far dwelling houses, store#
hotels, Ao., Aa; 20 plates,
flodey's Magazine tbr December.
Graham's do do • -
Books received to-day at lMVisa.vs book
BTOttK, to MARKET near Fourth -*—
The Analysis of the Bible. Third supply.
Parley's Present for el! Seasons.
Golden Links, or Tales and Poems for Tenth. HlosfrM.
Tfp-Top,or«hobta3lm. JlluslratmJ.
Genlusand Faith:-New
Splendid edition of morris’ Poems. * •
Judahs Lfon:
Alexander's Moral Science. Clark's Works.
Consolation; by Dr, Jf. W. Alexander.
Pastor'jr Legacy; by Mason.
Canon's Pastoral-Theology.
PrimiUvo Church Oftlces.
Wholesale and totsQ by fnot22l J. B.' DAWOV.
giflahw—r- ■ Just .cecnvnt from.the manufactory of
mSgm ■■ 1 JONAS CfnOKERINQ, •
Bt STIi H ' BOSTON;.'
II » S u U thefollowlng NEW PI ANO FORTES:
No. 14009—One Rosewood CV Octavo Pianos nrica *375 00
“ 14020 “ ■■■■ • « «• “ 576 00
“ 18909..“, w 7 '« “ carved. .450 00
“ 10967 “ “ : 7 - ■ “> “ IouXJV.OOO 00
“13219 “ , T -■; “ • Grand Pianos' 800 00
For ealo by . JOHN H. UELROII,
Agent for Chlc&erlng’s Pianos.
Bl wood street:^
- A Delightful Dwelling Houso,. :
FOR BENT, on ' Cliff Street, In the Sixth Ward;
ample grounds around it, withfrait trees and
Tines ♦ etery ‘ convenience to bouso-trccplng on the
premises, with hot and cold water bath rooms, Ac., and the
gas brought to the street ibU fid],-
Hutemd to remove fromtheCStyonthelstof November,
when possession will be given, Bent 1225 pur annum. ■'
Apply to Messrs. 'John' Harper or Morrison Underwood,
at the Hank of .Pittsburgh, or to tho undersigned, on the
premises. • . feop22l UGCICT HARPKTt.
GITIT PUOFBttTIf FOB BALB-aituatwt on injiu> »t,
on accommodating terms—TIIRBB BIIICK HOUSES,
i No; 129—A Two *tory House of threo rooms, with a Store
Room, ond.excellent bake oven. - No. 131—A Two Story
! House of four rooms, a Hall andStoro Room, finished Attic
and good Cellar; also, a back Building, suitable for a Dwell
ing House. No, 133—A Three-Story House, finished In
modern style;. eleven Booms, with a Store Boom, a Hall,
gas fixtures} bath room, Ac.Xba Dot fa 20 feet front by 83
deep. - , S. CDTIIBEBT & SON,
:• notlfi : 140 Third street..
STOCKING FACTORY,
ITtnEbeatgoods 18-ChildrenYEoso,MeQ'B Slocks,Untor*
I shirts and Drawers, kcM at nianut-irlurcrß’ prices, at
: tho jnrrn STEKET STOCKING FACTORY, all mado tom
iMtlMT’swOoi; NO ADTAHCfi INPniCiS. -
Mpn WILLIAM lULV.
STOYIS* BIiUJaMAK.f.tVP' UASIa AftU.TUULO ATAtjo
afternoon, will bo eol(l,Tcit .McKenna’? Anetiok Houto,on
account of whotf It may concern,: tmlcss claimed by-tbo
owner before Uml time, one Egf? Blote and Pipo, and ono
barrel containing Shoemaker** Lasts, Tools, Ac. : ■
.. ibDwA HD, K•* AIINS, - -
JAMES. McKENNA. Anot’r.
SEO Hail tip&aiab;
: lO.OOOOrns&Sons’ Prindpes;
■ •> . , fi,ooo Havanas (London;) othcrchpUe
blinds: forealoby SSUTU 4 8INCLA1B;
oofii: "~ • 122 Second and 161 rtrcds..
hluH prim® &•!).
- 6 Mils. Clarified; >
10 do forsoleby ,
' 122 Wood *t j
GOFFISE— COteg*frlmoiUo;
• t : so-«».‘■lAgaayta;
.«*• 20- 11 Old/tior. Jam •• -v; •
J. P. TTOLTAMB.
W rotB '' WAtTER g. j
*MUMBXON*~Hw
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i Sanb Ailcghptiy
1 ©k J# w ftrrutol UtobeTafctMayor Park,
l onargea wltlslnterfering to prevent Ofilcer Hastings from
: arresting o whose tpnrqhenftion he bad «
cUebjd«ly:totiductr'Barth’was fined, lyhia
Hqoatis& the payment ol'tbd fine, she was discharged.;
.: JiuN*wlWorfittSrttf/iH>tbe completed,• wthat : the
tha.flrtt,prjlpril next; The
-imipberof thane* building"*?] i be raufcb larger
tnuunw one-now ooeuple<k <Th6 bores are already in
-briskdemandL “ , - , ■»
'vKiistT- CcatPiwo,H-!rho large 'warehouso- next door to
'thb Mtyor’a office hasl>een: eod tho pavement
'fißod np, » that pedo6trians rtia;m> wiy- great-rUi* in
Iteslag np'ltottrtii street: "Hits iiaw "building will be occur
pfodhj bammonk Williams* v #;.<>. ••
, Pxn^no;?,—The Express Train on tho Ohio and PennsyP
-Tania 'Railroad, was 'detained on .Thursday night; atAlll
ance, "bythe enabling of thebaggajre car breaking. > 711*
train did not arrive at the Allegheny depot onto about ten
o’clock.
. ..Taxes Oyer.—Duff, co&Ticted of manslaughter> and Mfi
fenced to two years and six months* imprisonment fn the
Penitentiary, was conveyed to that institution yesterday,
by.thejallor.
.. Tax Erafir Ca’ca'CH.— ThoTiato Tor.the toofrnf theFlwt
Church lias been brought to the city; also, cast iron gut*
tera, to carry off the water/ftom the roof. I '' ’•
COMMERCIAL POST
DAH7 BBVJJsW OFKtTTSBTJBGg HAHKET.
r •. Omtri.or.rmi DjuirldoßimfoPoaTv- V •
_ .■' ;■./ Saturday,Doeombcr 3, 1863. • f
yesterday was Very limited, In consequence of
I the inclemency of. the .weather. Below will bo found all
tho transactions of any moment since Thursday noon:
PLOtTILr-The market was quiet, andhoth sellers and
buycrs.wore disposed to await the steamer Europe's news,
folly due, before operating beyond their immediate wants.
The solos amounted to about 2Sstobls at $5,75(3)5,87. •
GB AlN.—The demand is good and sales are briskly made
at 40@41 for Oats, with sales of 350 • bushels atthe latter
I figure. 100 sacks Cora *t-SQ; 250 bushels do. at 63.
I 'HAY.— Sales of2Qi loads at tho ecAles at slo@l3.
i CHEESE.—SaIes or 100 boxes in lots at 9@lo j the stock
i on bands large, and the demand Is not so active.
BBOOH&—Sales oMOO doxen from store at $1,75©2«
APPJJS&—SaIes from stores of 7Q bbls at $1,G0@1,?5.
- .ABQBS.—Holders of SodaiAalf are asking an advance; wo
are tnlbrmod that 3% was refused for 100 tons Imported, 3)4
being demanded; - f*u.i r.-f;-?.
, DRIED APPLES.—We havea salo of 150 bushels reported
at 87V. )
■ WHISKY—Ts declining, and weliaro sales reportcd-Of 25
bblaat2S; 31 do. at 25(2)27, to country.
• GUNNBY BAOlT3.—Salesof 600 second-hand at 7. /
BUGAE.—SaIes oMQ hbd* at - v ?.:, .
COMHESCIAL SffmiAßY.
■ • LOPISVaLB, Norcmbor 29.
•pot math actinir in thcr market to-day, and sales act!
shipments we Quito lights. Xtw wcathcri* warm and dear,
and the river receding. .
SioacfQ Aim Rop&— We quote a erie of 200 pieces, lo
geilrerwith2oocoil#at 12Wc.and <M\ also sph»of 124pc*
art ••
COAt—Pittabat^Sretaillngat 14®lCe
FloBB ajiO QmiXj*-i3l&rket .firm and qulot, with
of good flour at $5,20. Wheat 9Qc* Now corn in lob
40c. Oats43@4se. .••■■. •■■■ - •
WoibSt^— /.
PiOTiaioNA ard IdifiD,—We quote rot fill sale* of ooir mni
. pork at $12@1225.-- B&cotr dull at for shoulders. A
sale of 10,000 gfoenhamk'at cm short time, without in
terest Small sales of new lard at 10c.
CINCINNATI, December 1.
I Flora—To-day tbo advance Mtabllshed under tboAtlac-
I tieVnows was not.sustained, Iho. .advices from New York
Ibelngtrafavorable, Additional sales were made last even
ing, not then reported, 0f.200Q barrels, at and
1.1000 do. atss.Bo, delivered.' Today 100 and.3oo barrels
I; sold at $^SO; 000 do, at 55,25; 80 do. at $6,20; and 1000 at
Madison at s&££, delivered, dosing rather heavy at $5,20@
; 5,25 fbr lot* on tbo spot.
weather (his morning proving xnoro favorable
l.fcr packers, there was ian increased demand, and trader
i light receipts and rather meagre offerings, the feeling with
i reference to prlco* favored rollers, and In eomcrinstanecs an
advance waa obtained. But little disposition was manifest
ed, however, to pay over $4,00.. The soles- comprised 470,
.6^0.677, and GOO head, at lOO ,tt>s net, and 2CO do. at
sl^2s.
t > aim3ioxs~-There Is a good frr lard* and the
: market firm at S*r£e for prime, io bhls. the 1 requirements of
:manufaetarers being about equal to the supply. Sales to
day of 170 bbla at SOO, BQ,audSOdo. at Bc, barrets fur
nished. Of green meat 1400 hams and lOOOand
1 2S00 tides at 4)&; • Osmswcrecffaredtosomeaxtcnttodsy
-at 6c, but the w'eatber deters enters from, operating/. There
was some Inquiry for dry salted moat, but we heard cf no
sales,. No movements In pork..
Woxsky—Sales of 223 barrels from canal at SSO dr -
from river at Zt££c; and 100 do-from. wagons at Tb»
demand is firm, but prices seem irregular.
POET OP. EITTBBUBGH.
4 mr c jwctt£d,wataa iw -rue cuanrku
AiUUVKD. - ' r ■
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsrillo.
u Luterne. Bennett,Brownsville. '
° Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West New ton.
** Qen. Bayard, Peebles,EJiaabcth.
44 New York, Gilmore, St. Lou&
w Forest City, —, Cincinnati.
“ • Allda, Haslet, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
11 Jefferson, Parkinton, Brownsville.
'■ u - Tincern#.Tbmoalt,Brownirvlll(L:.
** Thomas Shrlver, Bailey, West Newton.
Uen. Bayard* Peebles. Elisabeth.
u DiurnaL Shopperd, Wbtwiiag..
“ Exchange, McC&Hum, Wheeling.
** Rescue, Yonnp, Cincinnati.
s - Steamboat**. AUoy !
' fim» Tiu subHcrU*ra tcoUer iheirackno??l?\: .
jje*W£re»?lpJgmeDts tor tb* taror* bentotrrJ U}KniV*lk^
mMwaUum ty tbi-lr Steamboat friends soil Fw
«oaU respectfully remind ilium au<l ulcers Interest* • 1 *
«I in bulhUuj! boats that tlieyar* at aU tlmea prepared tc
farnlsb* oa Ihu Most reasonable terms «*ttry description 01
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of tits be*t material and work*
mtn«Mp.: T. U. .YOUSO'* CO.
Career Third and Btallhficld stieela,;
opporili** 1 Brown’s Uotal."
snucososs; ;
J. K-Moorhead, . H.J. Anderson,
B. Sawyer, 11.. B. Simpson,
WelM.Edgar, .. .. H.B. Wilkins,
W. W. Dallas, . - Charles Kent,
C. {’auburn, • AYUllauiOslliDgwood,
A. P. Anshuts, Joseph Kaye,
William Wllklhsoiu Jan 3
WKAUrS SEEIEP.
Treatise on the Art ©T Painting on Glass.
Do on Steam and Locomotion.
Do on Steam Boilers.
Do -on XSril. Engineering,
Do on Agricultural do; -
Do on Blasting and Quarrying of Atone.
Da on Maau&ctarc of Bricks and Hies, -
D 6 . cn Mit*onry,nod Etooe Catting.
Do .'on WelMlgglog,-Boring, An.
Do on Limes, Cement*. Mortar*.
l>o f - t)D.Foußdallqns and Concrete Worla. ;
Do on Architecture. ■«•.,■
• -Do ou Tabular and other Iron Bridges. .
on Warmlogaod Peculation.-.
-Do ou Mechanics^., ;;
.... on Pmpectlro.
Do on Drainage and Beworogo of Torres, Building*.
Do on Construction and Repairing of Boots.
And sundry others. For sale by
»0t22 - . B. T. O. MOKGW. KUWood «».
CBICKEUING*S PIANOS.
IUUSNm-r<l boxes foraale by^
sep27- - KING A MOORHEAD.
©aps, ini
i rtor»»ad ft>t«so by: /(nprll) FLEMING 8R05.... ;
naitw. torsala.st- -
KEtSEß’SProgatort,ltOTToal ttmt.; !.
Jta Instore cm! Terr sale by • ij
>' PMamreimos. I
•'4'rV
‘tEEEffKAHSm- "
By the pßsilljr IdnM for tto Horsing Foot.
tJ“S VmsCroidaUa aM nit,-and City of Mexico to
The -Mexican pepoe ire filled with fletalU of horrible
ootawee committed by |ho Injlitfs on the frontier. The,
“UiMfo.” anoUcoof Ihe prirnmttf
grantedby the OOTeriment to Messra. Bollshapaha RlchSd
from Vera Oral to the
™V tO toaetractlbn'
***? *? t 7 “he Trait ff
.OMhes to yepTwent the interests of the'flfst
' anil « I***® Garay grant,- to ehooi Trii
granted therighl of srayorer tho Isthmue to Tehuantepec.
’‘*}H*tepeasßtT cholera bad occurred.at Mexico. -
* T“o G l wernment hiring auttuiriied the shlpmentof gold
“P from. Port<Joay,.ww In ronseqacnco of iho cs*
übuuiinent of a GoYerhmont mint at llermosUlo. Tho
xnintfl at Goanagirnto and Zacatecas exootdcre(ltol>ed6«e&
.... . WAflnttfcTos^Docomber2,-
The Sentinel has a sharp article In reply tothe Colon?*
nttUnttoo- that the Baltimore platform neither expressly •
approred or dlaapproTedior tbe vCompromtae, and eeyg
that thb announcement pfodoeed unparalleled excitement
nod actuation. • 13ie Unions tuu another-article this
morning, In which it epys that the Baltimore platform only
expressed acquiescence in,and'not approval of
promise.
‘ tw/?o&s,:2>eceaber2. v;
■ Tbesottlomcatoftho Methodist Church controversy was
officially annonnced; thepreclse conditions will nofrbemado
public until after thh withdrawal of the suits bribe con*
sent of> the oourts of law/ ltd# understood that tho basis
is aa.oquat division of the property of the Northern and
Southern sections.
-w * w Wasraroro^DocombefS:
W- V-Brown,!* special ' man agent, left Washington this
with the President’s Message, for the Western
press. •• •.
The Democratic members of the IToiiao hold a caucus on
Saturday oTc&lng. • • ••
. , ~. 4 n- . Gbretsduko, December 2.
A.uowtnaVhasV-eu.’gtatitcdWardanil Gibson, co&vlct
fbr murder,.on ground that ibe rordict was against
the weight of tboorldcnco nad tho charge of the Court.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
' ■ Nzw Yoac, ;■
■ Cotton steady; «ale*l2so halos. Flour-gales 1(1000bbl*
market firm; State $0£7®7,00; Ohio $6,03@7.08; South*
erot sales 1760 bbls at $7.12@7,25. Grain...Wh«at buoy,
ant;-salesCl,ooo bushels Genesee at51,72@1.80; Ghio $l,.
05; Southern rod *L6O, Corn buoyant; sales 65.000 bush,
els mixed at7OU@SO; white «0@82; yellow 81®82.; Pro
vi#loh*~Pnrk lower; «!e* 60t> bbls mesr at stJkai3,l2;.
prime $10,87(2511, Boef—Sales 1700 bbls country moss at
sB.6o@n ; primo $5®5.02; unpacked Chicago $!5@13.60.
ford steady; sales 250 bbls at oV£@lo. Whbky...Bales 16a
bbls Ohio at prison Coffee quiet:
sales 100 hags Hlo at ii%. Sugars dull; market unchanged 1
In every respect. Btocks...market opened heavy, but Im
proved at the close ; not active. Money tnsrketuuchangcd
In every respect. ■ • • ■ •
PHiumpoTA* Hocember 2.
?lour...morelnquiry*for ehlpmsnt: price*firmerstales
2000 hl>l« Wyoming at $G,37: sales last evening- ofeome
mixed brand* at $6.75; a good demand forcityconßumpUon
at former rate*. Kye Flour»..no tranßactlous. - Corn Mcnl
dull; small sales I’ennsylmnia ats3,so. Thelnspection)*
of .Floor and Heal during tbo past week were nearly 40,000
M>l*. GraJn...Wbeat in grad demand; sales 10 000 bu«
Southern and Pennxrlrania at $1,60 per bushel for Hod,
and |I»00 for White. There la no llye here.. In Com more
doing: Rules 0000 bus old yellcnrai 75@77; new7o;alot
of now white at CO. Wliirty shady at-27@2714 la bbl«,
and 20}£ In bbda.
... . Cisoskati, December 2.
Flour quiet, but firm at'&2s Whisky 22. Sale* MO
hog* at $4,25: there vraa a demand at this figure for Jnt* on
tbe hoof, or intho pent, of which Tory fow were offered,
and to (hit, and the T«ry favors bio chamro In tb© Weather,
tbo advance!*attributable; no buyers for fature delivery
at over $4. and no animation on the part of packers \ salee
200 bbls No. 1 T<ml at 8)4 ; tales 4000 arena bamratC
mess pork $11@U,25. In other trtlele* no change.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
—lt U duo CO KIER'S ZWroieinn to
«'*£>' My that it hu boon known to completely eradicate
««nr of this dreadful disease In less time than any
other remedy, and at leaacostor Inconvenience to the pa
tient *
The thousands of certificates in tbo hands of the propria
tor, mnoy ofwhieb axe from well known alti«i<nn of the city
af l , UtAbv~tb and Ue Immediate vicinity, £$ to show clearly
andbeyor. ill doubt, that Kira’* Psteolstm Isa medicine
of no coir, on value, not only a# a local remedy In /hrctly*
fu.Bhcumatun, feji of Sight, butaa a valuable
Internal remedy, inviting the InvbnignUng physicians, a*
well as the suffering patient, to beeome acquainted with Us
merits* - ' .
Thosetuvlng a dread of mixtures are assured that th!i
molletaai* purely natural, andU bottled wit flowaftom
theborom of the earth. .•
The following crrti_Acatc <9 copied fretn apaperpuiduhedat
SVraecur, y. r.,and heart date August 3, 1352, towhieh u
«io appended the certifiealegftheceUbrated D. T. Fbof, if. D~
fi/Syraeute: • . ?■
This may In truth certify, that l hare been no badly af
flicted with Scrofula for the Ijuterrcnycanahit mastoi the
Ume I hare been unable to attend to any kind of baslnenL
and much of thetlmeunabla to walk aud confined to my
bed, and bare been treated nearly all the time by the beet
Pbyddans our country affords; I occasionally got tamo re
lief, but no cure, and continued to grew worse until Dr. Tool
recommends! me to try (he Petroleum, or Rock OH, as pro
rytbingolse had tilled, X did so without faith at first, but
the effect was astonishing; it threw thepoiacm totheeur&ce
at once, and lat once began to grow better,'and by using
wTea bottles I here got a cure worth thousand* of dollars.
MR& NAKCT 5L BARKER.
This may ccrtl fy th at IhArebccnaoquaintcdwHhEler*!
Petroleum.or Rock OIL for more than a year, and have re
peatedly wltnfMcd iU beneficial effect# in the cure 0/ irulo
lent ulcers and other diseases for which it !• reewnmeudod,
and can with confidence recommend it to be a mmllcinewor*
thyofaltentk)n,andcan enfrly say that success has attend
ed its use wher« other modlclta had failed.
- • , , D..Y. FOOT, M. R
alllhe Drncjrfsta in Pittnl»nrich f*u27-dlw
"PHILADELPHI&CUETAIHWABEHOUSE7
171 Chestnutt!., nppnnt* Lh* Slalt ILmsc.
. n. w. Safford,
jt KEEPScaustantlyon hand thexnastextenxiveaDd
Jhcr varfedftssortmcutofCartalnaamlCurtaJnliatrTinlMo
b* found in the city, enrnprfsfoffln part nf tJu* f.Uowinr
CERTAIN GOODS AND. FURNITURE COYERINOS-aU
•trie* of—
Prtuch Lac* Curtains, Window Shades, oil prices.
Muslin M Bnff Hollands, «Ui widths,
ftenchßroeateUat,*!! widths, QUt Cnralce*. crenr a tyle. end
FMeh Pln/th»K. . pyjee,
" Butin fellies, Gilt Curtain. Won,
“ feopas, ■ «• - Bands,
Satins, Cord? and Tiawle,
u Damask Linens, Gimps, all prices,
ft CashmeTctte, Loop?,
Plain Turkey Bed, Fringe?,
India SatinDaxnosk,. Picture Tassel? and Cords.
■ i( LI oJog Bilks, Shade Tassels and Rras/es,
FamUnreGlopf, Hook?. Bings. Bracket?, Ac.
A fall assortment of the abotc good? constantly for sale,
eholesaleor retail* [marLly—af.m.n.
ET ’
Ittdlffeatlon cmd Xilrer Complalut
y CtTUKD BY KIEU'S P£XROLlSß&fv—Head the fbl*
logins letter from Rev. 0. Bxctcis9o.v, a Missionary in
Oregon: ■ ■ ■ ■
Mu. J. M. Kira—Dear St t: Myself and trilb bating been
greatly benctllted by theuM of yoor Petroleum. I wish to
bare yoa freucl mo a box of two or throe dozen bottle*. I
am the Congregational Mlntoer in this place, end several
of my people are affected with indigestion and an Inaction
of the llrer, the some of myself and wife, before taking
rour PcTfioLrCM,oa Boct Oil. We took several bottle*—
two or three each—about a voar and a half ago, and we
hate never enjoyed so good health fbr year* as wehavo
iineo that time. I had not taken a single bottle, before
that tallness of tho stomach which so distresses the dya*
peptic was relieved, and I have felt nothing of It since that
time. ■ My wife was also relieved from a chronic disease of
the liver, which had been or several years standing, by the
asAofyour Petroleum.
- Sold by B.M. HI Sit, Canal Basin, GKf>. If. KSYBEU, 140
Wood street, and Druggists and Medicine Dealors every*
where. , 0c125
W”’
;ITIZISBiS* Insurance Company of
_ _ PI D. KIKQ, President; SAM
URL Ik MARBEBLL, Secretary. - /
Office: M Water Street, between Market and Wood streets .
Insures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Missis
sippi rivers end tributaries.
Insures against JLoes or Damage by Fire.
AU3o—Against the Perils of the Bea, and Inland Narlgi*
lion and Transportation.
nißxoross:
H.D.Ktng, Wm. Larimer, jr.,
William Bogaley, Samuel M. Kler,
Bamuolßco, William TUngb am,
RobortLonlflp,Jr., JohnB. Dllwortb, .
8. Barbaagh. Francis Boiler*,
Edvardlleailcton, J.Sehoonmaker,
Walterßryant, William B. Hays.
Isaac M.Popuock. dec22
CASH MUTUAL FIRE AND JttA-
BINE INBCRANCE COMPANY, of
FenniylTsnUi CAPITAL, $lOO,OOO. CHAU*
TBR PBRPSTVAL'.... . . ■
Prctid&it—llan. AUGUSTUS 0. HEISTER.
: Aseretary—THOMAS H. WILLSON, Esq.
onueoTo&s:
Hon. A. 0. Keister, , Samnol W. Hays,
William Robinson, Jr., Thomas Gillespie,
William ft Fahnestock, Jobn B.Oox,
Harvey Bollman,. - . •. Jacob Peters, .
John Walker, Jr., William Colder, Jr.,
• Jacob 8, Haldermafl. Aaron Bombaugb. ...
BUSSELL A OAKES, Agents,
. Office, in La&yetto Buildings,-, •
JoB • : (entrance on Wood street.)
NELSON’S DAGUERREOTYPES.-
vhlr Post Office Buildings, Third street. Likenesses taken
In all kinds or weather, from 8 A. M. tofi P.M.,giving an
accurate artistic and animate likeness, unlike and vastly su
perior to the oommon cheap daguerreotypes, at tho following
cheap priecs: $1,50, $2, $3, $4, $5 and upward, according to
the rise and quality of caso or fremo*
Hours for children, from 11A. JL to 2 P.M.
Jf. B.—Likenesses of slckor deceased persons taken In any
port of the city. : ; «[novgfrly
.KT-
ARNOLD' A WILLIAMS* UEATINU
_ _ AND VENTItATINO WAREHOUSE, No. 25 MAR
KET street, PlttaburKh— Munufijctarcrf of- WROUGHT
IRON TORINO, BRASS AND IRON SITTINGS end COIL
SON’S FURNACES, Register*, Ventilators, Tin Pipes, and:
every article required in. tbelr lino.'’
Particular attention paid to theorcctianof Healing,Ven
tilating and Drying Apparatus, by Steam Pipe*, . Hot
Water, and Chllson’s Furnaco. nov&2m
rrj?» I«arxette’« Jano Cordial* or wio-
CREATIVE ELIXIR, prescribed as an effectual
restoratlTO in eases of Weakness, Impotence, 6r Barrcnnras,
and all irregularities of nature. .As an Invigorating Rem
edy it is unequalled. - Also a certain Remedy for Inclplout
Consumption. Indigestion, Loss of Muscular Energy, and,
Female Weakness. Sold only at No. 110 THIRD street
Pittsburgh. oct3l:d2v
Curtain Materials, and
IKSr Curtain Trimmings of every description, Furniture
Plashes, Broeatdlcs, Loco ana Muslin Curtains,
Fainted Window Shades. Gilt Cornices, Curtain Fins, Bands.
Ac, at wholesale and retail. W. IL OABBTS,
No. 169 Chesnat street, comer Fifth, Philadelphia.
Curtains Made and Trimmed in the very newest French
rtylQr ... : , [marghly
jrs»Oomii Dormii Cornsiit Agreat many per-
boss ore dreadfully tormented with corns. A certain
remedy will bo found In Dr. Concha Cobs nAsrad, fbr
sale by Dr, OEO. 8. KEYSER, 140 Wood street.
Pries, retail fttl2U and 26 cts. per box. sepB
deductions to those who buy to sell again.
JirS&l* 0.0. F*—Place of mooting, Washington Dali,
Wood stroet,betwecnFifth street and VJrglu alley. '
.. PiRSUUftQH Lodge, No, 83 9—Meets every Tuesday ©Toning.
MiMUim* Rscnrpattjnf, No. BT—Moots first and third
Friday of each month. .. < ■ Jiaar2fcly
VrsrJSsi tc ?&?£* JOURNEYMEN TAlUmfi SO
lny'.‘ iILbTY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
flmtand third WEDNESDAY of or cry month, at the FLORI
DA HOUSE, Markotßireet. - Byonfer.
J.Dy - ' • : - - - Jons VOUN'G, JR„ Secretary, *
rrasOMßO'i Cotnuon ana Brags Saxhorn
lh£r Band, can be, had 1)J applying to Wn. Vrenk
Cargo, atthe li Oryetnl : PalacoDaguprr6an Rooms,” of
- myZSitf B. SL CAEOO A CO.’S, loarth sheet. ■
ASOEBOSA IiODSE, I. O. O. S’—The
Aogsrona. liodgo, No. 299, L O. of 0. K, meets overy
Kl&y evening In Washington Hall.. Wood rt. ffrl.-y ■
AHli.Baraetm Dentist—
■ No.U4 SmlthfissJdrt. <
••••
•,ii-a•Ny• • •- • %„;
. •
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rtl.7 , :se•.•-• - •••.,
•
■ , Corner o/iyHond WooittrteU, !
: . .LOANS., .1 -m£ ,
;Onlt«lStatesO*.lBoB™.*..'.'...;;..i:'ftll9 > flOj
. United 5tatcHG5.1ff.53......... T 100,00
{gemisj'l»xuas6s.lBT9 tOMO
i?»ps3 r lTania6B.lB6B...-.i..-,ii..ii.., e. 95,00
jAUeghenyeotmty 6a...*«..", |
vsjod
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable •
■ New F0rk..........;.,. 102,00
<Hty65........„.w......... 08,00
f In 02.00
!j .. •- BANK STOCKS. ’■ ; • - •
-65,60-
MarchantsaManu&cturcra’Bank 67, Oo
:Exchange Bank 65,25
jEanner?Deposit 8ank....,..,....-..,
Allegheny Savings 8ank....,.;..,..
j. • BRIDGE STOCK?.
#MonongahQla;Bridgo...; M ...,
?Bt.Clairs£rot 8ridge...........,..;,.
;Htod street .........
(Northern Liberties JJrWg0^,........
i * INSURANCE STOCKS,
- Western Insurance Company......
<2 Wrens* Insurance Company..;^
: A ssodated Piremen’s Company..«
TELEGRAPH STOCKS. *. .
Atlantic and Ohio
Cincinnati * Louisville
Pittsburgh Goa W0rk5!.,.,...,,.,...,
MonongahelaTSlackwater
-
Pennsylvania Railroad.,..
Ohlp and Pennsylvania Railroad...
Cleveland * Pittsburgh Railroads,
Marine Railway and Dry Dock~...
Turtle Creek Plank Road
PertysvillePlank.Boad
1 Qreensbnrg Turnpike, 1 .......
rCharters Goal Company...,..-.,. .
COPPER STOCKS.
; Pittsburgh andßoston:.,,.
: North American.,.,.... ......
North
NorthWestern,.^.;,:....,
AdTentaro......^..^^^,,..
•Ohio Trap R0ck...;.;.,.......
Minne50ta....;....,;...
Pittsburgh and Isle Royal
Douglas H0ught0n...;......,,..:;,,
On tonbgan..
Ridge.,
FireSt&el
Artec.
81uff...........
Peninsular.,
F0re5t.;...,,..,..,. m ,
Iron
cosaxffo dailt roa
Hoon A Sargent, X
Comer pf Wood ana
PENNSYLVANIA.. i
Pittsburgh Bants por.l
Philadelphia ** Xi
Brownsrillo “ par-'
Bucks county a I
Chester Co. (new Issue)...
Columbia Bridge C0.... n
Danville u
Delawareeo. “ .........
DojlrtftJrtS «
Easton-' ■■.**■.' . J4>
Germantown “ iSf
laneaater 8anka......i2f
Lebanon . 14 - 12 1
Hontgomeryeo.Banks..* y,\
Northumberland “ w
Pottsvillo „ « ... y A
Beading <* .1?
SchaylMUeounty«. ... A?
Washington « ... ]2
Westßranch «, n k
„ w .-
Erie..............
.Qetty5b0rgb............
Harrisburg.
. Honesdale
Middletown
WaynMbur# ...........
York V
Relief Notes &
United States 8ank....... Ifr
Allegheny City Scrips... ;por.
Pittsburgh City “ „., M pa*.
Allegheny Co. • ** -....nrem.
NEW YORE.
New York y.
Country 8ank5............. £*
NEW JERSEY.
All solvent Banks
DELAWARE. >
AH Botrrnt Sant* u\
Small Not«f V)
MARYLAND.
Baltimore \A
Country BnnXs.... •' «f
VIRGINIA. • )
Bask ofVa. a branches... V(
Fanner*'llk.a branches., %i
Valley Uk.abrancbM.... njj
Eachangeßk.abraoebea M\
Wheeling 8ank*.,......';, til
Wheeling branches. V\
\*wro *■+'
SE’w ENGLAND.
All soljent Bank*.,
CIULBOS'S PATE
AHDVEHTH.A!
f| HKsubscriwrw oiler f:»,-ibe e«>iw4J*rv»uoa of the public
J. • this-above OnmcJFUKNACK, lierignod-tor \Vurmlng~
and Ventilating Buildings, combining in JUcU all the desi
rable qualities required in a perfect. Heating Apparatus, In
suring personal comfort, without any of the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common la heating
arrangements. ; While tbo occupants of a room or building
experience all tha comfort arising from a warm summer at
mosphere, they also inhalo pure life-giving and health
sustaining air, not; contaminated by bring derived from
damp, unhealthy sources, or its power to sustain life bring
Impaired by comlngtn contact with an over-heated surface.
These results are produced, in part, by constructing the
furnace in such a manner that the heat Udiffosed oto low
er texapefniure than is usual' with any other Furnace now
known to the public.. In producing this result, another ob
ject of great importance Is obtained on tbo score of econo
my: the beat-ebrerbing asweß ex radiating surface la so
great that the beat is almost entirely.ahstiacied frora the
gases before they are driven t>H into the chimney, thereby
neatly reducing the consumption of fbek The fuel chain
herd* so lined with soapstone and fire-brick that the fuel
cannot come in contact with the iron, preventing the over
heating of the * air, and destruction or Injury to the
-Furnace. •• . .
The joints of the Pomace are reconstructed as to afford
room for making a tight sand and clay joint, preventing
the escape of noxious and sooty gases Into the room, so an
noying to the occupants, and so Injurious to the health and
furniture. . • ' .
The air to be warmed is taken dlrwUy from tho outside
of the building la all cases, thus Insuring asupplyofpure,
wholesome air for breathing, and the other important fane*
tions required by the tinman system—the oxygen in hot of*
fee tod, nor the organic matter In th« nlr carbonized by com*
lag In contact with.an over-heated surface, as with other
furnaces, and hoadoebes and other disagreeable sensations
are prevented by this meson—and in consequence of.the
warm air not making too largo demands upon’tho Inngs
and evaporating snrfeceof the skin, to supply the moisture
which it has lost in passing over a rod hot surface.. In
proof Of this, attention la called to the certificates of Pro
feasor SDHman, of Tale College, New IJaven, and to those
of other sclohtlfiejpeTSons who bkvo examined this subject.
If public apd. universal approval is any .test of merit, the
proprietors of this valuable Furnace can cppeol to the
written testimony of thousands, to the press,and to public
'exhibitions in all parts of the world, it having received the
Prize Medal at the W’orjd's Fair, and the highest Premiums
at Fain in New England, New York, and & Silver Medal at
the Stato Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania.
Manufactured and sold by
ARNOLD,-A WILLIAMS,
Agents far Western Pennsylvania and Ya.
NEW MUSIC.—Lada dlXaimn*»*—-
Italian Or***-
DOT3:d2m
I‘EW MUSIC.—Lada <ll Xaimnormoor, from Donizetti's
i Italian Opera. .
Lucre tta Borgia. * :
Bell ratio; from Donizetti's Opera. * ‘
Annaßolena, de Bellini.
Linda dl Chamounix,<le Donizetti,
Uernanl—Opera by Q. Vordi.
La Somnambula; Norma. \
RiVol Schottlscb, with iSolored ftontisplcco. '
Bamboula—Fantasia by Qotlschalk. • 1
■ Fantasia de Concert—Ben Bolt—par Wm. Tiuc’t Wallace,
Lonis Napoleon Quickstep.
Zlg*Zag Polka; Express Gallop.
Fanny Fern Walt* ? Top*y Polka.
Grace Greenwood Polka; Kiss Schottlscb.
. Where are now the Hopes I Cherished—from Norma. •
. Tlrgih- Goddess; Chained at last 1 find thoe nenrmo—
from Norma,
- • Let nobody know; Kitty Crow. ■
WiUio's on tbo dark blue sea.
Switzer’s Farewell, &c.
•••-' ALSO—AIT the lat<£t compositions of Gottscbftlk, Jaell
Wallace, SehnllholT, Strahoscn, and other great composers*
forsale by CHARLOTTE BLBMfi,
nor!9 =•• , v . ~ NO.HB Wood street.- •
NEW BOOKS.—The Czar anil the Sulian; by Adrian'
Gilson.
LouIaXVTL; hULtfe,lrisSa!Terings,his'lk , ath;byA.Do
Beaucheano. ■
Ur. Rutherford’s Children; by the author of thoWlde
Wide World. . * >
History of the Insurrection in China; by Ur. Gallery and
Tran.'' ■ ■
The Homes of the World—lmpressions of America;
by Frederika Bremer.
Life in tho MissloDj the Comp,-and the Zenana; or Six :
Vearsialndla. By Mrs. Colin Mackonsle, . v
Tbe Conflkt of Ages, or tho Great Pobato on the Moral
Relationsof GodandMan; byKdwardßeech er,l>.D.
Mon and Things in Europe; by Kirwan. \
Nos. ll and 12 of the N. VorfcCrystal Palace Exhibition.
Helen Mulgrave, or Jesuit Executor*hip—being ranges
from the'Ufe of. a.Seceder from Romanism.
Tho Monk’s Revenge, or the Secret Enemy; a Tale of tho
Last Crusades, By Samuel Spring, Esq., author of Grlifer
A 1 Bormodl. .
• For sale at W. A. GILDENFENNEY & CO.’S,
nov3 . 76 Fourth street •
Watehes and Jewelry#
HOOP la now. offerings flno Watches and Jewelry at
.greater Inducements than ever, .being detemdnedto 1
eell towsn.thao any other establishment intbeWeßt. He
would invito attention to his stock.ftellnir
satisfied that wo can satisfy the public of the abore fect.
All Goods sold ,at thhr es tablishment will boworranted as
representedaithe timeeolP*
7 Jufit .recfiived/a large and find lot of; AIBATA SPOONS
and FORKS; superiortoany other ware In use.:. . - ; \..r, >
• S.—Watch workdono ns well usat any establUhnicnt
in the United States; and warranted,at low prices. please
catt at 51 MARKET street; PlttebiiTgh. K. - norliTi
fl XO *jMQKEB&~AII Bmotorg TrtjdilpggoOd. anil' chwm
X - CIGABS, will find them at JEHU HAWGRTITfiI co£
ncrof Diamond and Diamond alley; > 7 t
• : Kora Begalias, 10 fbr 10 ccnta. 1 - > : i
Abaca do do do v
- Colorado dd' do . do ■}
Call and try them, acd then ycu’il bey them. {noy2B :
lucccssorof
: [my3.-y •
=.' \, L 'y-v ■ ;;
>TE LIST.
BASS HI
tine mobshtq post or
BSzehftng& Brakeni
teth streets, Pittsburgh-.
Ststoßk-and branches 5*
Otnersolventßariks .
Bank of Sandusky......... —•'■■■
GraiirUlo... 50
go '
Urb&na.-.. 6c
Wooster..... 2S
- v 4 INDIANA.
State Stock 8ank?......... V
Stateßk.andbranches... K
: ; ILLINOIS.
Btato Stock M
Stats Bank 6O
Bank of IllJnois,to li;
KENTUCKY. -
AUeolventßanks..,..,,.. Tti
■- ,• •' MISSOURI. : 74
Btat»Bfc.andbranche9... &
' MICHIGAN. -
All solvent 8ank5......... 1
• WISCONSIN.
Marins a Fire Insurance
Co.at3lllwftukie_ ; 2
.. TENNESSEE. ;
All solvent 8ank5.;...,... 8
, NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks..., l
SOUTH CABOUNA.
All solvent 8ank5.,;;...., 1-
. .OEOROIA, v
All solvent 8ank5....;....' ixe
t v AtABAMA.
AHgolventßanks..,...,,. 6
. . LOUISIANA.
All solvent Banks-.....,., VA
EXCBAROES, 7
Se»York p*r.
p.r,
lUltlcnorr..,., . 7 par,
Cincinnati V ,ll«n>»
touli»aii>.._ ....... gai«/e.
(St-lonb., 1 diso’t.
| YM.Bg OP COINS.
AmericanOolil(nei*£,w par.
[ American Gold f01d).... ...prim.
lBowrignaU.;^.-4.. ; : -.ii-83
Guineas.......fi o<J
IFredcrickdora. ......... 780
[Ten Tha1er5.................. 7 80
jTen 3 00
4 25
Nap01e0n5.......,.....;...,.. 8 83
Doubloons, Patriot-..w.,15 70
j Doubloons, Spanir 25
a io
T AIH. WARMIHO
IHO PTOSACB.
■. *•'- -:• ■•’.> ■.*■ ~ „•.*.■ >■ . •■
. •' ■ •. •> T- ;• .. ’•• *„ ■.,.••
:' .V '•: 'A*r*W.- " ■ -••
. ( ,\m *•
(. •• *V*> ‘ ;
>y -
oken.
ft.
\Ptxr r<£
$ 100,00
. 100,00
100,00
100,00
! 100,00
L: 409,00
■400,00
; 100,00
100,00
.100,00
- •• ~ " /Xixctt6n l Cara; ■
TAMES H*KENNA, Auctioneer *ndiCommission Mar-
V chaDt,No;i2oWood street,ußar tO&icormrr ofriftli,
new add secondhand Furtoture,®ich ; dfly 2
o’clock ;aii<lttt early gas €acli eToninff, .Watches and
J^eliy,Guns, P18t013,-800 articles, Cutleryyßoots,
«oes> Ac,* with a general ; assortmeht of every description
of DryGoodA* Keftrtotheprinripal-merchauts. .. feb9 ; r
■97,00
100,00
100,00 l
400,001
i02,00|
99,00)
• M Salei,
• A “J® .Commercial Sales Room?, corner uf Wood and
Xjl. Fifth streets, atlOo’clock, A;MVa general assortment
°7 Seasonal)ls, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hat*Qtft ; • : V ; -
■» AX 2.O’CLOCKj'P.'M- - ,
Grooorfaa, Qaeengware, Glassware, Toblo Cutlery* Looking
Glasses, Newand Second Hand’HoutohOMina Kitchen Fur*
n!ture,Ac.j
r. AT T O’CLOCK, P.M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles,' Musical - Instruments;
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver watches, Ac.\ , P.U .DAVIS; Auctioneer. fjeSlrtf
<: &5,76
67,50
65/0
;00,00
60^00
60,00
'60,00
2,14
ANE FOWLING PIEOE AT AUCTION:—
VT ' THIS EVENING, Saturday, December Bd, at seven
o clock, willbe sold, atßlcKcnax's Auction House, ono flno
Gold Lerer. Watch, and cue Fowling Piece.
• • dec3.-::; A<f V ; ,JAMES. McKENNA, Aucl’r.
. AT MONDAY next, December 6th, at 2
o’clock intbe afternoon, will be soldi at McKenna’s; Auction
House, 2 quarter pipes Freneh Brandy, 20 bbla Herring and
Mackerel; Gunpowder,'YoungHyeott and Black Teas:.toi
gather with a lot of HouseholdFurnUhre, 1 Cooking Stove.
dec3 , ■ JAMES-McKENNA. Aucfr.;
44,00
43,00
24,00
68^0
46,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
• ’49,76
r 49,00
'63,001
106,001
12,00
10,00
18,60
. A SPEOIAL BALE OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
99?I>S AT AUCTION,-On MONDAY next, December
stb,atlo o clock in the forenoon, wfU be sold, at McKen
na * Auction Ftouife,: tho balance «f a Detail Fahey Dry
G oods Store; comprising a large lot of Silk-Fringes and
(jimps, and a general rarictyof evoryatOde indhot lino.
d^c3 JAMES. McKENNA, Auct’r..
V 48,76
•;60,00
102, Go|
10,00
"28,00
5,00
60,00
; 60,0 a
100,00
%2?00
-85,00
EXECTJTUR’d SALE OF- A VALUABLE LIBRARY- OF
SIFDIOAL AND MISCELLANROtIS BOOKS, SURGI
CAL; INSTRUMENTS AND BOOK CASE AX-AUCTION.—
On Saturday Evening next, at early Gas Light, will
he sold at McKENNA’S Auction House,-by order of Major
ThonjasMOKown,:Executor;ofAhe late Dr;& R. Holmes,
dee this Library of Medkal and. Miscellaneous Bocka,
medical Instruments and on? Book Case, all . of .which can
be examined on Saturday, dnriog the day.
dec2 • v... r - - ; -y,- /AftiMCKBKNAi. Auct’r.
176,00
. 63,001
20.00
17,00
7,60
. 17,50
200*00
. 10,00
'6,00
SALE No. ~2\OF^PHILADELPHIA PAWNBROKER'S
STOCK of fine Clothing, Gold and Silver Watches, Jew
elry, .Fowling-Pieces., Cutlery,' Aerial AUCTlON—Com
mencing THIS EVENING, Wednesday, November SOtb, at
early gas light, at McKenna’a Auction House, and continu
ing every evening during tho Week* a largo lot or new and
second-band-'clotbingv watches, Ac., of ja Phflodelpbla
pawnbroker, among which nre pnpenlno satin and silk
■vests, cassioom pantaloons, . remnatttaof; broadcloths,
ahawlsnnd hOkfr., quilts, counterpanes and blankets, trav
eling bags., raxpre. penknives and scissors, gold and silver
patent 4«ver watches, do. I’Eplne, quartierand repeating,
gold pendla, finger rings, ear rings, chasms, lockets,guard,
fob and vest chains, coral necklaces, ■-
noT2O . . : JAMES McKENNA, Auri’r.
.7,00
1,76
8,26
2,00
2,60
.2*oo
0,00
T'WO THOUSAND FLOWER KOOTB AT
Will be sold, at McKenfia’s Auction Houae.cn SAT
URDAY morning next, December 3d, at 10 o’clock, In lots
to suit purchasers, a fine assortment of fresh German Hva*
dntbs, double Tulips Crocus, composed, of-the finest
varieties, all In primo order for planting in the ground or
blooming in the honso—the best and most choice assort
ment offered to the publleta. this city fer several years ’
nov3fi . , JAME 3 McKENNA, Anct’r.
A SUPERIOR GUTTAB iv (Saturday)
evening, atB o’clock, at tho Commercial Sales Rooms,
corner cf ; Wood and Fifth streets, wRI be Bold thereinainder
of the catalogue of valuable tho finest London
-edltlonii, nmnysuperbly Illustrated, adjourned from Thurs
day night* owing to the length of the catalogue.
To which wilt be added numerous works, equally select
and not included Intbe former list. -Thoy will be'
arranged for examination during the dar. ■
de3 . r- P-M.DATIS, Auctioneer:
Baturdoy evening, December 3d. at o’clock,
at tne vommercifti Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, win. be sold a Urge collection of valuable -miscella
neous bewks, embracing the beat standard library edmons
In various departments ©f science and literature; eplendid
mustrated works, in rich Wnding, snltahlo for the centra*
table; elegant family bibles: -letter and cap Writing paper?,
blank books, gold pens,' pencils, wafers, playingcards; Ac.-.
A variety of fine gold and silver watches, jewelir, fancy
PWk. Ae, P. M. DAVIS, : ;
dcc2 : .. r Auctioneer. "
WIHTEBARBAHGEMENTB
THE PESSSVLVASIA B4IIIIOAD.
Tm? Fast sun Train win lotp the Pa»-ncel- Siitlon on
UJ«rty street erety morning at 9 o’clock; stopplns
£L'? l . t . h, l, re, t ul ‘ ur s J a > lo t u ' ™ theroad, and nrrtiii| |g
Philadelphia tho next moraioK at "o’clock, cooßectlne with
tho tralM direct to Near York, also connecting at Ilkrrio
tmrgailauu trains for, and arrising in Baltimore at 7 o’-
A.ar
.J sl *.? I ' >re!s Tra,n Imtcs the station every erenimrnt
9JO o clock. Mopping at alt-thc regubr sbtionrr, and ron
occting with trains for Balbmoro, and arrirhig in Philadd
pbU or Baltimore at 8 P.-SI. -■!
Fare to Faro to Baltlmow, 49i
. Bsggago cheeked to all stationa on the Pennsylvania Rail
road and to Philadelphia and Baltimore. “
. Tb© Accommodation Train will leave every.afrernoon at
o’clock, stopping at alt. regular stations,. andrunning
onlyasfarasLatrobe. ■
BetnTDing trajns nrrlvo in Pittsburgh nt 5.10, on J 8 o’-
cloek, A. 3L, and 726 P; Sf. „■ r .
Pnsrenjcrjpnrdnutlng tickets In rare, win be charged rat
ccrra In uldltloa to the .station .rates,except Prom stations
where theCoinpanyhiiTe no ogent. ■
Nonotcsof > less denomination than fire dollars trill be
recclred Inpayment for tickets, except those issued by the
Banks of Pennsyltenia. ■ ■
None*.—ln case of loss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible far personal baggage only, and for an
amount not exceeding sloo. ’
N. B.—The Excelsior Omnllma Lino has Seen employed
to convey passengers and baggage to and ftom the Bepot,
atneharge not to exceed 12Jd centefgr each passenger, and
12>4 cents tbr earh trunk.
Por tickets apply to J. MK3KIMKX, Agent,
. dt the RB. lhlJepot, on Liberty street :■
Pittsburgh, Noyember 30,1853. : . . . ■
- . fEoterprlse correcl.l.
BUIUXII * J»ttu., kast Blrmlngbam, manufacturers of
. Bar rnro. and small Iron of air descriptions, and
make, also, tho finest quality of Hoops, Rounds and Squares.
. 49* Leare orders for Iron In tho hox.at tho city Post
:■ •. oris
CARGO'S HALL* JtiUrih tired near TFabd t
fayetto Hull, can be obtained lor Parties, Testing;
JJonwrts, Pobl'o JlectlcrKm ic. Also, Cargo's CotiUon ana
S«* Horn Band can'lwftmna In readiness at all ttaeß,l)y
jppljln" to TO FHAKK CAMO, at tie Crystal Palaco
OASoenfean Booms of R. M. Cargo 4 Co, Fourth street.
ly*g - ' •• •""•. ■ . -•■
NEW BOOKS—Jurt received; The Behavior Book; a
Manual for Ladies; By Mlai Leslie; thlrdedltfon.'
Minnesota and its Bnsoureoa. By J.W. Bond. ...
A Stray Yankee in Texas; new edition; price 00cent<.
Walton; or Trials and Triumph. By M.E.'A.
Dupay. -A ; ‘ ■;-.?■
No. 4| Cassell's Natural History. For sale by
W . A. QELDEN7BNNRV & CO^
XATEST MoBlCl—Asrib composed ond
Xunllc&ted topics. Florence Kramer, of this city,l>r 11.
filebcr. :• • .
. Opera Sehottiseh, embellished with a lithograph, giving a
ccrroct.Tiew of the interior of. “ Castlo Garden” during the
performance nf an Opera; composed by H. Kleber.
Cottage of the -
Song of thp Drum, from FUte du Regiment
Good Dye, arranged as* Quartette.
Green Mountain Tankee, aTemperance Medltv.
ir IdaMayi.Wbmftn.rulea yott stiU; - ,
i ?, Bftieral-' assortment or the newest , and most
fashionable Music, jtwt received and for sale hy
: POTg , ' - H. KLEOER, lOlThlrd street ’
F
1B > BUILDING LOTS,. AND DWELLING
J C HOUSES, on reaEonablo term*. call at the Real Estato
s.cdthbeets son, -
°^ w -140 Third street.
D/
jANCIHG ACADEMY, at WABHINGTOH TTfIT.T.
TouHfi LadtcB u & Childrens’ Classes* '
T WOULD rwipcctrully inform iho ..public. ana Yoamr
1 especially, that 1 intend commencing my Claw
for ladles fa tie latter part of tho present week, and would
most earnestly request all who may .wish to attend, to give
in their names, and jedn with , the commencement of the
Class. Also, the Class for Children waa commenced on Sat*
nrdoy last, 19th Inst, and will continue every' Saturday af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock. Parents who may wish to hare their
children taught a becoming, easy,-graceful manner and
,a light,nitiiral carriage In dancing,would please -
send their children, so os to hare them- commence at once
/For farther particulars, enquire at the /Hall, on Wt*d st.
- nor2fr - : CnKISTOPHBR A. McMANPS?
MAOAZJMSd TOK UKOKMIIEK.—Godey’B, Graham’s,
■and Peterson’s. ■ .■ "■■■ ■ ■ : ’
Health Trjp to the Tropics; by N. Porker Willis.
1310 014 Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Journal; being
Aotchos of the most Interesting reminiscences of. a retired
Physician." •
Horry Harson, ortho Benevolent Bachelor; by the au
thor of “The Attorney. 1 ' .
Charles Auchcster; a Memorial. -
For sale by , n. MIXED 4 CO.,
nov22 ~ .- : - N6e 32 Smithflftld ptrest.
. . • Wnr ■■ : ■. ■ ■ • . . .
IWILL SELL my tmerplred lease (fourteen years) of a
• lot, situate on O’Hara street and Spring alley* in the'
Fifth Ward—4o ft fronting on O’Hara street, and rtmniog
tack Spring alley, on which Is erected- a four
storied Brick Boose, 40 ft. square, with a frame, two stories:
j6O ft. alley, well calculated to tarry on any
nrufcb onnanuacturinghorineav Being engaged in man*;
ufacturfnglujhe country, ! offer the abore for sale. In
quire at No. liberty street.
.ool&tf
SCOTIAN BARDS.— u The throne and sceptre of England
will crtimble-into dost, like those of Scotland: ohd :
Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey will lie in rales os
poor and desolate as those of Scone and .lona. be*bre' the
lords bf Scottish song will cease to reign in the hearts of
men/’—Edwajld Bream.
A splendid volume. For sale by
JOHN S. DAVISON,
65 Market street, near 4th at
ONNK’M, BONNETS.—A. A. MASON 4 CO., No. 25
Fifth street,-will exhibit, thi* morning, '250 Yelvot,'
Bllfc Mi Satin Bonnots, of the latest styles and most fish
ionablo colors. y -P ■ ' iiov2l
Abf-iCAS.— Jnet received at A. A. MASON 4 CO.’S. No.
■25 .Fifth street,' 150 ps. Alpacas, of every'color and
qnallty. -i nov2l j
W IBK BILK few i>s. extra fine, eplendtd
finished Black Yelvet, for ladles*. Cloats. liiat ree'dJ
nov2l . A. A. M«80X A CO., Ko. 85 fifth at. i
T Alltib’ CLOTtI CLOAKS,—Wo invite attention to cur
J_S large' and splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks and
Veivei Talmas.- rnovai A. A. MASON A CO.
rpniii minos, TBisunuos.—a. a.mason a co„no.
X 26Hfth street, erenow, exhibiting, one of the largest!
assortments of Trimmings ever offered In' this city, of all
the most fashionable styles, and of every color, tnovSl ■ i
BANK OF MTTSBUKGH SIOOK-IO share!! for Bale bv
■ ■ ■ ' -ACBTIN UWMIB,
No. 92 Pourth st
Juat received-and Car Bale at
L - the Family Grocery ami Uoasekeepara* Store of
povIS BAILEY A RKNBEAW.
SFIUfcDbALMON; •" '
Men Mackerel; •! f
No. 1 Mackerol, In kota ; '
Salmon, inbbla.
BAILEY & BENSHAW.
Tor egle by - [dotUl
MyURMNQ GOODS of all kinds; Black Bombasines; ;
.Alpacas; Canton Cloths; Black PeLalnes; Bareges;'
Grenadines; BBk K&aaea; MusUnsr 4cl "
A. A. MASON & CO., ,
.No. 25. fifth street. \
OOL U)NU SHAWLS —A. A; MASON * CO, No. 26!
rJLFi'H street, bars on bamloror vOOO Woot &&awJb:
ery qnality.-: •• •• '••• ‘ nov!4 ■
-riMriißss** j-ioig* JiWJS iMXfr rHODfIE, j!
•JL- dtoated on BecoadBtr«t, .near Wood tcoatAimr ttrelvo l
■toqma. - Possession on the lflt of December aoxt, ■ : v ;
fi. CDTHBEBT & SON,
l4O Third street, !
aIHJB UitKAT WOltK ON INFll>Kom>-A J?W2E EB-;
. SAV, by Pcarnon, of Ecotltmd. luAni!ets,Cimra3Slid>
Agencies; for jmltrtiy . - - J. 8, DAVIBOH," :
hotlo<' Cg MaxXctEtreci,ceax 4th Bt. i
P 0714 V
MEE
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■ “A S’ T •••■
JAHES McKENNA, Auctioneer.
P. 311. DAVIS, Auotionesr.
-- '
EDWARD FABER,'
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I . : \psj9’'Bp6to jast published andfbr sal* by lL 3XZNE&
riJt W,Mo.B2FMJ&HFIJ6LI>«twets--. 9
: paper, orVOuonU clmlu... - »i«»,<»u.jiu
StoWjnd. OT Solf-Sacrlflai; by thn author or Uararcl
MoManiia tiOamtapaper jjj cents cloth, ™
The Iron Bale. or Tyrrimy la the Household; hy.i. S.'
Artbtm . Price-25 cents. ■> v *■ 1 ■• V?
l > Easy Mbmcnis.of tnldle iToman, Price 50 cents.
•; Lady Lee’aWtfowhood, the bust, cove! of tho davi Is now
published complete. Price cents. ,• ■:
11. MISER k CO,
: nov2t' ■' , "rJfe.,32 SmUhfieU'atrwte ’
• . --TT"■
■ rpOE subscriber 'offers for,salen choice.assortment of
X ; * strong*- vigorous Pear Treevbothdwarfj end stand
ards—some of a be&ring size; Saw "Jersey Peach,. Plums.:
Cherries, Apricots, GoOseberries/Currahts, Raspberries, and
other fruits; Tulips . and Crocrup
. Roots, for tho farm audgardou t of the :most .approve l con<
; fltroction, from thb and Horticultoraf-Dopot, 42 Fifth
[potlS] ■v. vy y, : JAMES TCABDROP, •
T- ' ' Beal Estate tot Safe. - '
n*™ l A-NPWAKEIipCSE, situate oa Wood' street,
.Pittsburgb, between Tlftlt street and Vireiu a »<.y; oc
i ioVon tho Slontiogihele rirer, j n the. Eighth'
Ward,lmmeaiatelyuboYettio RolUngMill of Miller'
i 5°? h “ Ti nsr»tronf of about 170 tot ba the rirar/
K- A ir^z\ , si ln * u «B h <sy City,on Bonk laoo, occupied
A Criswoll as a Cotton BattinzFactorv' - ■■<■*•> ,
Terns easy. Apply to- JOSEPH KKO2C,
: ao»2lamss Attorney atLawjTl Qrant street. 1
fW l|) roaslycd per steamer and for
out/ roleby ALEXANDER CiORIKKV,
n01,,8 - _ :V 134 First street.
TY*™, '“'amo threo, pric« 60 cento—h
SMSug&KL?* es ' B by mHm 4 *»• »«■ 32
l . ho auth ** ot “Passes
lo tia Lift of Mrs. Margaret Maltimut." - Prieo 60 cents,
paper; 75 cents, cloth. v • . : ■ .*.
P<S £ > S!* nttiC ? Mccbinla- Jcomal, for October.
M Appleton’s: Mechanics’; Magazine, for November. rtfo.
'MmSF”'" L ° a, ' aKaUona! MagsriM,for Dreem’r.* Prfco'
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. •
WorW ■ tho,rord ’* Chilllr<ln ! by author ofWldo,WMo
JJp-Top, or Noble Aima; by Mrs. Xi. 0. Tnlhill.
''-I.T-mSif 5SffSS r » ,orPlital Affection; by Mrs. Connot,
°* eTeT J r bind received aa booh tur
jmbllßhed; and offered attbovay lowestprices; ■
1 XL iSJNER .lt CO*,"'-
■‘ - No. 32-Smlthfield
, coto " of Diamond , and Diamond
5w,., n t7. , ?i. *? Inform Ms .cttstomerg'aiidthe’.public
gonenvlly, that he la now receiving a large and choice fwlsc-
2 3 ?.5»0c1» M; choice Young Bysout Imoe'-
■riol, Gunpowder, extra fiha ; Souchong’,’ Nlngyong, oolong,
Congo,and scan tod,Orange Pekoo TEAS; jdooba, Old Java
and BIoTOFMESi aurstJOAßa -indßyanjs. Banc^; .
5r. a . B .;S>~ , “ lolici “' San ond Sultana RAlBlMB;.*eah COR.
HANTS: prcccTTwlCitrcn,lx;EQonandOrangePeels;anpe
rior French .BRANDIES;PotSIitafclra, Tonertffe, Chin,
pagne, Lisbon, Sherry and Malaga WINES; together with
a general' assortment of pore SPICHS-all of whfch ho Ja
determined to gall at ouch LOW PitloK3that cannot bo
beat by any other Store in the city. -- ' . : ! ■ : pqtl7 r
I : .. HottctT ~ ~
8 hereby gjvenpthat thd .fourth Instalment of' 20' tier
. rent on the eqhsCTipUona to .the IBonse ef Befnge fir
•rcetern Pennsylvania, was.lhta day called payablont the
Mire of,tha Treasurer, on- the 24th instant; also, tha fifth:
Instalment of 20 percent, payable on the fifth day of Be
cpznber Best. ■' .
.. By Order of the Bosunl of Managers. •• ■
— 10716 JQ3iIUA~ HANNA, Trw'r, ' ■
' •' ■■ .■ notice. • • • •
A c-nE^S 513 , 3 n g', i° be indebtea. to
wjll ■please call and aottlo their ac-
COa f l^.^ ure ° r^cce phct l - AU persons haring claims
against ihein, will present tbem.ibr settlement, as ll srsax
designs withdrawing from tha Ann on the Ist of December.
-ao?lfc2wd*W:i,.,\ r-. - '.STERN A BUO.
W«i»ie Books! Aloile BooktTl
rpjffi Christian Minstrel: by J.B. Alßon. X-rlco 75 els.;
.JL per dozen $8,50. ......
Aiken. Pnro 'S7J4; per
doSlrkr 1 MdodW)t ' : ljl - 3- Hayden. Wee 75; pet;
by B.r.tfMto4E J.King. Price 75;
- ThnOhlo Harmonist: Iqr Alexander AnXd. Price 02; per
dO2ens&Go. ' 1
Q ™ S: by * 4 A-Cruitobank. Prices?^
: .The Key Cannina Sacra. .Price 75; per dozen $3,60. For
ril B. T.C. MORGAXi, 104 wSS-VeL
oceg. f Uotoo aod Dlnpatcb copyw) , ' •
W PSfP&IBUI BTKKIsr is tbs plat® to bay BOOKS of
? t nll Prices, to meet oil tnstos, from the
tnrtrelWorks?"** b) tho mos t expensive Annuals and Illur
•t-3§iKHP lg ? v *2 r - , ? snit SMCobwrtlpjtaUiis-pMmM.
? f '.Swlcr from Ttomanism— anAutobi
?l!i ph ?r- ?r ico 50 contB i 75 cents cloth. * -
1 Sr£. olJ i * Betongc, or the Secret Enemy; a Tale of the
l iiln^ S £?n a ~ t ' T 8 f 1 ?”. 01 Spring, Esq, author of -'OIMBr
w ! —eomplcto in one larga octaToyolomo of two
onll P»Ees. Price SO cents. 4
BteAnfSL^ 1 .? Price6ocents.
SSWwi ibyOhariea Dickens.- Price 60 cents.'■ ■ :
Book. ■ Price 60 cents, paper;
' „?JS’ rloth - H. MINER & CO.,
tioWD.. . ; -: . - No. S 3 Bralthfioia street.'
Outch Dnlbotta Boott) -
T^S. B lS ,& ? 3 , bcr « as direct from lUrfem fate eup
-*• of choice Hyacinths, Tnlipp, Crocus, otU
otberflower Roots for fell planting, and for winter bloom*
nU i tawn GraM Seeds for fall sowing,:
widen make a fine, el©?©, smooth turf, equal to sods. Pru
ning Instruments* Garden and Farminglinplemonta of the
most approy&i construction, at Eastero prfc&t.fronrth©
Agriculturallyarehouso, 49 Fifth street.
_^ 0T ° '• ■■■■■■■'■' ■' - '■ JAME* WAHBROP. i
.WfctLlAU PUit £SALK.—A' s?ood« well Arran*
ftont?o2 TrniSr c HOUSE, with lot 24 feat
■ Ct? °^° Tfi Bo®/ br ifG feet deep. Price
on Bt.
Wair.strcot, aftw doors ftrnn Penn; Price£2:Boo
Terms on tbUiioftlioabOTe.- •. : ; -: " ;
pWELLTJiQ HOUSE FOR SALE, Bituated on Fourth
street, near The nouscistrell arranged for comfort
'.*£? *S£J£5 i 7W: is 24 feet .trout- by rB6 deep.;
Price gOOO; toms ea5y...... $. CUTKBERT&.SON, -
poyl ° . Ho. 140 Third fiirMt,-;
AUKfia UF ukoonh; near (he
: + BmmI * 012 Is erected a Sickle Too
«o«toi£Wg&r.-aJso,- wßoltotog-. con
inected,lBbylB n»t, and a Dwelling Homteyft) by 70 feet,
- story high, with stone and eight rooms.fin
fdjed in good style; large Stabler ft) by H feet, and a
Frame Stah!e,l3 by A 8; fbefc. Twenty A eras 'good Bo ttom
band; balance good- Timber.- This property will be said'
low, and on. good. Apply to -
_ thomas moffiwv
noTiO . Postßnlldings, Fifth 6treot=
F 9& ACRES UF liAND.in&jwiciley Bottom;
.7* of a ®“0 from the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
*?•*«*•?& SewlckleyCreek—29 acres good Bottom fcaid;
the waatice well timber This property will be sold
cheap, asdbn gord terin«~. Apply to •
THOMAS. MOFKTT,ReaI Estate Ag’fc,
r post Boildlagg, Fifth spoet.
tiAlJ>-A iiouau AND uyr, on bomsoa street, be
t tween Federal and Boaver streets, In the Second Ward,
n M~Z? a gopdßrlck.BuUd
-10>i by 32 feer, containing sirrodma and cellar.
ALS£-AtiQOD BUILDING LOT, 80 by 20 feet, with a
twelve featalley alongside. Thiff Lot wUlrbe sold lowi and
on good terms,' ! Apply-to ; THOMAS MOFPTIT.
norg ~ t -• r K»al Sstate Agect,Ffab «Lj. Eost BalW’g.
O
HIO AMD PESNaYLVANIft IiAIbKOAD STOCK—:M
waatea.by .--y; : AIJBm LOO3DS,
■ So. 92 Fourth »t -
710 ? 3 > A - NI, ICO ACRJS USB WARRANTS WANTED
by . AUSTIN LOOMIS,-
.. • - ...- . ... . ..■■■■... No. 02 Fourth st.
/lljObßS. FUtSSM CORN MKAL; " .
v/COO lbs Extra Hulled Buckwheat Meal.
. Bec’dand for eats by BAILEY & HENSHAIV.
oct2S ; ’ 258 Liberty street.
"QllAßiyßUltt* FitoFintllt—FOß BADS,a UouMo Brick
kj? IIuU3K, cf two stories, suitable for two teuautareach
partflDlslied, with acoliar, kitchea, antTjKnrr roomu.: Tho
- lo i SL® *»t frooy? 1® deep. Wm bo. sold at a. bareain.
ALSO—A BRICK HOUSE. onChestnutstreot, AUeohouy.
QCI23 3. UUTHHERT A SOXyNo. 140 Third St
CJ.OSHBN A»U PINBAPPLE CHKEHKjuat ietxitedTthi
T finest la the market; by;’ ’
' P'dSO . ’ ‘V V BAILEY & KERSHAW.
AMi) BANK NOTJES
rr f? ot ' ' Z *Z* CO., '■
United States Bank Bnfldiog, No: 71 Foorth sfc, HtfstmtgTL.
fMTi WAKKAXTd—SSOO WJUiIGS Iff
V/ octg> AUSTIN lX)OMI8,Ko. 82Ponith st.
1 n S JS Alt> ‘ a WTTB. IBUKT AND savings 00. stock
AV/ WANTKDby AUSTIN LOOMIS,
<*CM No. 92 Fourth A
BUILDING LOXti.—Ten lots of ground, altuate In New
Ttot, tenting on Chesnut street, each 23 hr lOOfe.t,
for sale.lotr.u Apply to ; - MOFSITT A LOWBIE,
oclS • Ileal EatataAgente. Post Buildlnga. sth at.
,111 ED Ari'DKS—UDU bushels in store nod fur pale by.
' Wl9 KING A MOORHEAD.
A A.. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth ptTeet, will oponon
• Monday, the' 3d Inst&ntv a; now and splendid- assort
ment of LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS and VELVET TAL- ;
MAS. u. oc3 ■
tIOLLEQfi TKXT iiOOK—6S MAIiKtT
t. felUnvoicc just received and for sale by
. J. S. DATISOST,
Late Davison A Agoem
(TG : METAL—IOO tons Hock Hill (Juniata) Forge Metal;
... 160 “* Muiatta-Anthracite ito' do 1
for Kale by. / : , KINQ & MOORHEAD,
Wf INDOW• GLASS—OOO boxes Bxlo, 10x12, and. 10x14,
TV WcEennan ACo.’a brand, In stored ond for tale by
DOTP : KING & MOORHEAD.
To tbe ttiockhoidert of the PUtabareli'
ond ConnelliTllle Railroad Co. ■•
fpAKK NOTICK that theAimual Meeting of the Stock-'
X. hoMera of the. Pittsburgh andOotmeilsville Railroad 1
Co. vrU) he held at the Office of the Company, in the Clty ’of 1
Pittsburgh, os-the FIRST MONDAY (SUi.day) OP DECEM
BER NEXT, at which time un Kloction for twelve Diree-.
tors, to serve ftr the ensuing year, will take place.
WILLIAM LARIMER, Jr..
povl4 Pittsburgh and Oonnellsrille R.-B. Ob.'
• - Something to he Remembered i
mu AT oneof the inbBt complete assortments of SBIKTS,
1 DRAWERS. CNLBBBRIKTS, Red, Blue and White!
GLOVES, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, BTOCKB, CRAVATS,
PORT MONN AIKS, CARPET BAGS, and MEN’S and BOYS’
READY-MADE CLOTHING, can be found at CRIBBLE'S
CLOTHING HOUSE* No. Hi o LIBERTY/street, head of
'Wood!-".-*- • ‘--v : ~ ■- -V '■■■ octn
NISW BOOKS AT DAVISOh’S BOUa. ftTUBtl, <lO MAJA*
T£ET strect,nearFoorth.—World to Come,by Cheercr;
Infidelity l Beotia’s Bards;. Christian Father's- Present 10
"his Children; a new work by Junes Brown on Galatians:
’Lightofc Uxe Dark .River; Hamilton's Philosophy; Hick
otfa-Moral Science ;LiFaln theM&sloni.or 1 SlxYbars in
lndia;XJonfiict ofAges; Todd'p Daughter at School; Hearts
andFaccs ;I<oat ofgtmny Side, &c* Ac. (norlO
T ADIKSMJLOXH CLOAKS.—A. A. MASON A CO. have
'f-j/onhanda splendid assortment of Ladies* Cloth Cloaks*
and arc constantly receiving the newest shapes. • Tnovlti
T ONU BKOOHK SUAWLS.—A. A. MABON. & CO? No
Jj 2SPimt streot, will open, this morning, a splendid
lot of the above. . ...... • - \ , norlG
' Stesara* J« Sbroffel co».
MANDFACTUIIBIIB OF FIRE PHOoVbaFES
~Vantt3oo» Ixon VnLAow 81mttf>r*.
4Ui) M bU persona admit thenwsasify: of the abore;
J\ mentioned articles, we nave no hesitation in irecom
mroding our article to be equal to anything In the city/
Orders attended toi and.put up in the best*
style, and on short notice. -■* -• »r
- bettroen Fourth and Fifth, Pifts
6ttrgh. •• Qiep9-46m] J. fIHBOFFBL & CO, :
SUNDRIES—# bags Buckwheat Flour;
‘ 4 w new Soup. Beans; , in store and for
sale by . r-[nw9\ • KING & MOORHEAD. s
(IQ METAL—3OO um*.M«eer: County, to arrive, for
sale by [novl2l KING ,A MOOHREAD.
/CHILDREN’S.OUMS, lioow, Buskins, and Hands!* of
'ev6ey slie f at . W. £. SCHMERTZv
107Muket «
■ - ■ . v; ! „ • .•
■ ■
’ ■. ■■ »v*., i ■
.■ ..x. ?>■- « • -
~ Wmiicthos, Mey 17, iSM.
, • sJfirrs. iioriimev <£ HyvUra'j —Gentlemen:' Hae/og been,
jffllotsd with lAter Omplaint ef hnyian siandbtg, there.
h3> &r tho honeflt or tho ttfflfctoj, take great pleasirtefiMiJi •
Munclng that after using n fair bottles of yonr Hampton
• h “ 1 “““S” l **! * poftet carmX,
U J' rent tnedtcines from Umo to Ume, httt has*'
neyct been.oblo tor any apparent gb*a i'ui'n fi
“ nI!T °fr tofind that tba&meiUdsatf
ssss
‘ f ■ • ’ ■ 1 ••’ '•'■ '■■■:& Ccnjinr Hat '
rr . . _ ■ DIVKIV(X)MFLAIttT.X>EBILTCY ' *
Alexandria. V*A
speaking of^onderftj]TOr^onhiffis^lS^..^j!
'• •, DISEASEDSIIJE; BUEAST. TTyra ,
; * TjiuJarj y,-- 1», <t
••; "My wif<yiro#\t»en?ibr
OCBJT ptlojtftbtf brfinrt, tfcte-imd teak?sSaiasoh J?mST
hoarti feebleness of <tjetnm;*loS ofan&iST
corapjKtlgn sallow; tlto sight of roe.oyo hlmort S. toi
ether very weak.l am pleased tojshy, ffstopw*§fiSt«ta!
baa restored, hetto.Deifoct healthTilec eyWownsiSJ
nowracTctthey-TO'cr©.” . J ** pwa
. YEARS. . /
< fw\ref^.' E *?o 3^ ell L 0 - \! r P ipJo » flvflbred.from BJaeicniUca'
ifm, er l-th to het‘oolii year of ngq; at times ontinlv * 1
tonfien''.,sl!? I re * !tll *> "be employed tbobestnredlSut*‘
r g£ffi%£ZS£‘ft M m f eo " d mly * '
T JiKncoBUL unEnsuTiSM. .
1 .. f Ir T, jMTC ! t Plnmmcr.-IoS East Baltimore street, gafferea
'.this disease Intensely six years: could 7 ndr al«m-*,n!Ssr£v
: S’ 8 W l< oftoStol
,e n, d. ■ niaphyslelaupronounced-bimlaeuttiblo* bnt ITemn. : ‘
ton’s Vegetable Unctutoeured wS- ™ ’ ‘ •t"®-
' vte Wre’nisV fa^ A J , I?SW 3 ,"4 ' ' -
a.l Tt-" Q^fa gn:i f 0 f the~Boltfmore ,
ed_ these complaints Jbc-eighteen midnthvViU! SlriS
mmd emiously affected. JIWcS h?f£
tUlblcMixture* afterotherfhingfl&JI«J • y ’ 07 ** • s
■ vEaiiTABhE TrNcnnt£"
D-^eo >r if ? KE?^aio^l2 ,tM, “•>»» «o»ef
•: . 1 ‘ -U. ctfrtierof Wortd strwt Bfid Vtr.
Kin Also, byj. p.FlsE>TTrig T Alleghe‘nT. rno23rfiHr"
; Dfl -BAUKIMG'S LACE OF BQDfTraAfrp —:'
■:■ /^?>w ' ' • ‘ Tnr Bmcc of Dr. BanaJsir
i»uotTKot.npinftinocMmi
,f/ • " c-j' worn by
;W % • *'-■"& h /fllmndreds vf persons (brtbo'^ '-"i
Wv VjS ' psbt r* ffl C,I P I and prevention of roccrf,- -
JUfc. JT :/y Pulmonary; DyrprpUc. 2fct>
' * : ‘:-ww,- SpinaL,! JfemaU.
- .. .Wf ffr:*n-Tine and Chtid-txd. lPgiy M
;■ -r IaEL. / ns-I’rolapatts r '
• ■'■■ •.'.i-J.tarlj/Cbionlc JDioirnmai
°r,tlje.Bow®ls;'
of"S^ rfp “”
„„'*BT r I f 1 8" . k '?ES“‘''' Chapin’s, Jackson’s. Mrs. Betts*
SLs yaoiorn s ; also, IBBBSES of ctoit
Wnd,,.haos ? Btockfngs,,Susponßary Bandages, oztd every vat ■
?|V ° f ,*“<s“£“; npplianbes rak fa-th’s enre^ ltS&ZZ;
ShSSft, r SKbs?i'oSw«.‘ I,# attraaim of phpl ’ ldaB *
For sale at Dr. G. IL KEtSEE’S DRXJQ STOHB, . 7
N. B.—Fcrsona In want of Truvsea, can
i? i^vir a i r - of l ho oo ? l>tr 7'» byetaUnff whether Jbr tharfahC’
or left aide, and pending the meaento round tfro body, fnol
; . •••800? -itcvrarii’,'. •
.Vi LLL be paiil to any person who will bay
«*“*&■./ £^.V f D r TEEH^I/s - H£AlilNfl GWT*'
lt according to directions,
j ' ** they will caU lit myofflMraadtoywHh
&£?■/'■■■'"' VW conttienre, that /It ■■•wax-Sot mm*
, j&SCgh. 'L CamppfiHtondß,ChiblainßrCha
• fin^i e Idps,.BuniBandU Freezes, Sores ..
and greatly nUoTiate.lf tlit
». V®. c ? ti « T y cnre SaltrhenmJ tiles* InflaiaSir
Brtt is Vß lteB of-Insect* FuflplejToiitboF&Sr
and all Diseases pftheEkla,'.-. ;••■.. HONEOB TEREEIi,
wSS BKOTnKBS »I*StjS.%E^fet, 1 *StjS.%E^fet,
■?^;S?S&? UWn^h - s ' J -°- SMITH*
S. HOLMES,Tiunperanarrille; D.M. "
“‘S-f'PR?; 477 Penn BtoMffiSS:
Pcnn«yhrlaila dlass Worfcß?BAU’L
SMITH, Lawrencevlllo-.HJKEB,
BAVIKONj East liberty;-SPANO * 00*•' Stemrtqtmm- r .
JjSw? B f. A^ E f I *, s T c O i Storpaharg: STEWAItT, LLOYD
S ' cchan ‘ cs lroa Works: J. W. HAJiKEN, M«-
; jy2s:«Uwy ~•.••• • r ‘ ■ '
jUJSAUNO.OIWXiUiJjT *au cure S4lt
=•" (■['■*tor), Cfciibla?ns, Common Enron, Cbappedor
CrackeUHOTfis, Barns orScnHe.Cnls (Jr TVoondj, PileSn-
Uamjnatlon of the Breast, tilths cf Insects, Sor®
Faao. Out aua Sores an CiUdren,
? k 'fi ? Ul f" a**™*
Borsnlo by PMJnsa' BROTHEH3, and. Dr. KETHKSW
; p<Ml atrmt), Pittshnn** Ptog;
& BRO, 477-Ssnsi attrocfrXOßim
SS»2?S#S-
Slownrtatown; LEWIS' DALZIiLL 4 00™ Bhnrnibunrh-
SraTiSti. 00 ' Hed, “ l,S ’ *jf
■ JySfctUfry.. ;;• V\". r .
S.CUTHBERT* SON,
•...y:. 340 -Thlrdstreet.
Vf wnsle box of J>r. TERREL'S OINTMENT Will
X\» any Bl.ickionith'rt,' Vacmer , a < Bailor's, or Meehan
>'•« hands, lot them chap or crack.efrer eohad.BOundandln
good working order all winter. > ; . r * •
; Prepared amlißOia by .. ; , MO3THOE XERREILo
jy2&d*wy ' .r .- NongatncfaCotm^
•• -•-- . -Private. Dlsfc&oeH.- ■ ■
«DR. ■ IHIOWN,- t Ko;-41.Diamond Alley, De*' ’• ■
.votes his entfaft attention ta'wtrtH6j TOcU«i^iffla : -
xopstiy feoattaW '
yencrtal Dis(Use*
?r S ufi J. t .f’ n J or l^?'!S' rc ’ Indulgence ai3e*-ess.
8j!«oT Jie JenCTcnl BMn IMsfijises,
tions, Tetter, lUnywo&Mereormi Diseases, Seminal WeaE
!r ra lJ& 3 5^ en W?* 1 .« l i Iftenmaßsm, Femalo •Weatoieet
Monthly: Snppresaons/ Diseases of the Joints, yistola'to
Ano, NejTOM AtTcrtlons, Patna in theßaci andl/dna,
Curecuaranteed^ 01, ftni * Kidneys, successfully -
4 Baton yea**’ practice (six is tlUadMenablea Dr.nrotra
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to it who may come So
aoroiacarp. '■*«.-'■’ ■■ '■ ••••:••••
I *-. oewl y dlscorewd: cemwy
wr: jUwnUtttisn. te a speedy and certain Baaed* 2S»
loacpainfal trouble.. It never fallß. -•< • . ~ •.: . :f.
Kttate'Cfiminltatfon*Booms No. « DIAiIOND.
a> Doctor is always aCh^ra^r
To iroa Slantifaoiur'ei-g. -' V ■
mHE,RENTON;IROS Wo«mj» ronnsTt
X ToiW. wltrucnpUat' of JUo;o6oJ hiving' twwmrSi
of the RENTON ind DICKERSON
PATENTS.'In dVistitn"; Pennsylvania/ for maMrig: Iron dh
now prepared’ to roll rlvEti «hr«
Ihetr improvement*, Vo patented, inthotenitorynforesald.
Tho acknovvlolged.superiority, or tho Retain proems
•/“'Sj--!ron,pro-catt. ;1» ronyerted: into wrought fite.it
iiboutthe cost of conrera«g:oli;tnt6:plgnfitBV-rimderolt
unnecessary to rroapitiOito its advantages here; r.“ ?,<
•ss^^mmesm.
a^ttassaagataasagagg
‘■t oc«Bturove"_BoardtagnnaUßyaolio<.
job Tonya ladies . - ,
* I 'llz* , REY;^T7M ii 3!- OLAKKK h[i7lr:£ been invited by
JL e en “? I '“ interested in tis emcrprtje, to S
soms.tJeEoctorßjiJpof nFemoloEemlnarj-tofco-eitibllisli.
?si^^iL !a . a ® £,TO v i i?' ,re Illta *.Hsb,E« r „-nMrtoi
XKrtfcfiliSHials'now=eiiitSjMd Uj
trnife cg orrmßementß tor tho MmMoa ef
pupils,™ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12 ‘-i*®"
Farther information can be obtained otHipplleattori i*
ffho may be found for present - atNo; 003
readynertweefc
l7th, 1853. - , fglolSuirtf^
0- -v, Wo w Daneine I School. -
'McManus, late ■ cfPhlMolrihlt
? oU J ;l!lIbrm th,! ctMsein Of HtblranS
uu,, Mdnlij ttat ha openml hi* BANCINO SCHOOt,
S.i.S r^i U ?,®. TON JIAM,, WOOD. STREET. H» will
-and--Fancy Quadrille,'Maturlta Q na rf.
Waite, Cl«Tffn3 Waltt, Wellsken Waltx.iSiHtnaola Waite
2”“7 a WaJ' 2 . anil Cellium Waite.-. Persons .Who- m«
■trliai toJrtahlaclMsOTthlcli oroiiowfomloK, onhaxaan '■'
Imr-tele*. at thcliall from y o'clock In the momino tilM2.
-and ®»> also ba'crassS
fomMd fpr lj*sa aoa;ch , ! ! lien,..lo ihoiaftmjooa; also,
.spns.taughtat. their-own, Prirato.xosldehora, IT iwralKd
: P«WM r who marwl A to join althorot tha ,
queried to nmke-appJlcutian.asearlyaa. possible,''fco'that'
they may commence with their rMpectiveCllmeir—
For further Information enquire, at the Hall, or addresa "1
A notice
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81 Wood street.
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