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TUESDAY MOBNING::
MEETING OF COONCIIfS*
Oohkoh Coracn,—The Common Council met Imt eycn
iniTjn th«lr Chimbcr. Immediately mot lie .
irout Into Committee of tho whole, Ur. Long In the.
fmtmdmanta were offered to tho act reported by,
the Committee, and voted down. Tho question coming ?J:
on theadonUaiioftho second section entire, as reported by
tbaOomnitttee;itwfts adopted by a vote of 14 eye* to 9 nays.
The third section, was called up. Its adoption was moved,
"SSllltlo moral an amendmrmt that tho otmo nrlrinß;
ftom licenses* granted to whisky shops', be applied ton sink
amendment* to the fourth section.
liOflt .«This section was finally adopted.
• Section fifth- was also adopted..
Mr Marshall presented a substitute to the: entire act; on>
motion the substitute was taken up, and considered section
section of the act was taken up. It gars Conn-;
cili power to seloct officers to cariy out the act; to cause to
to mnrifed or fated any street, lane, or alley, in the city;
to assess the tax for sinking fund purposes according to the.
valuation, of property,-for county purposes—ground rents;
also to be assessed; the improvements to be at the will of a
majority Of the property and lease owners residingon the;]
mavod as sn amendment to the section* tho:
adoptiohof tho section reported, by the committee, with an
addition taxing ground rent; • *• ’ . -- _ _ .
Mr.Singerly mode a motion to lay upon the table the act
reported % Mr. Marshall. Carried,«' 1 \
Ilr. Jl’Auley moved the reconsideration of the first
tion.-- -Carried; •*: : r - •. -
Mr.iTAttlsy then moved an addition to the first section,
taxing ground rents, charged to real estates. ',
v Mr ldfercer moved an amendment, continuing the Im
- Movement fund, and devoting it solely to grading and pav*
An amendment was offered by Gon. Moorhcad, but voted
down.-tj; '.■•■V’.'..'* , ,
• The tunendmentof Mr. M'Auley . , .
, Another amendment was offered prorldlng • uiat 'betax
should be collected from tho « the property/’striklngouttho
words;^ the ovonert op* in tbo section. .;-.* *. v.
:: a number of motions, amendments, 4c, were offered, but
JTAuley offered an amendment to the fourth section
providing forth* more effectual colloctkn of the tax asses*
wed. - .
; Mr.RMdle offered oh amendment providing for the ro
demotion of property spld, for the non payment of taxes.
Laid upon thetabTc. - ' .
* The amendment of Mr. M'Auley was adopted,- and the
eection, as amended passed. . a
On motion, the committee rose, after attempts had been
made tointroduce amendments upon amendments.
Motions were made to adjourn until Monday and. Wed
nesday eveningnext. tost. im.'.
Mr. M* Auley moved the previous question on the bill **
reported by the committee of tho whole. Sustained by a
vote of IT toll. . . , .
A motion to adjourn was ogain voted down.
Another motion was made, that the Councils adjourn un- j
the mien be suspended, and tho ordi
nance to considered as read three times and
The ywriaod nays were called; and on the third reading
Mid final -passage, were os follows; *’
Avto—Bissell, Day, retterman. firaeey, Getty, Harrison,
Kirkpatrick, 1 tong, Mackin. McAnley, Swtt. bingprly.
Smyth, Sptane, Terner, Wilcox, Young, President-18.
Nars—Duncan, Irwin, K owned/, Little, Mercer, Miller,
Mobrhead; Riddle, Rowley, Woode—lo.
: The ordinance as adopted consists of tho net as reported
by the committee, with amendments mostly taken from
Mr. Marshall's substitute. .* , .. .
-Ttaongbout the evening, and in feet •J 00 ? * he
was reputed by the committee, it has met with ft bitter op
poslSnfrom the minority, and if they did not defeat it,
K.«famnolMkofaeal. Motionscalcula
tkm wot. molHplled, and auccejjirely Toted down. Tho
w-t'ajparMd, differs materially from that passed hythoSo
lect Coundl a fttr erenlngs since.
CoMtSTOTOBics or A Sraoniia Natch t—onBunday
morning Inst,MajorRiddledcspatchedtoßlshopOConoor,
by tho hands of Officer lleguo, tbo following note:—
Matos's Orrtci, 1
. f .. Pittsburgh, December 11th, 1853.)
Xct ino Dun Sib:—My attention hie been called to thß
moremant of bands of nmslo In the streets, and to prepara
tions for the firing of cannon within the limits of the i city.
In connection with a pnbllc procession, begun thls monr
lug, sod to be continued daring the day. lam farther
understand that those proceedings _are , “'’i c ?L t i 0
your.control, and may bo arrested or modified to the habb
tualdeoorum and quiet of the Sabbath, of our lees, on ap-
Dllcattou to you. I respectfully appeal ta you, therefore, to
Hie anch directions as will relieve meof the obligation to
battrnoee. as Iwm ashed to do.by a body of tdtttena.
> rp b a ye the honor to bo ynur fellow-citiEen,
, Itotn-.M-Binni*, Mayor.
■ To Iftaßh Boy. Dr. O'Connor, Bishop of Erie.:
BUbo, O-Condor replied lo the I
Dnm But -.—l haTe j ost received your lettrr elating tbit
has been celled to of band*
the streets* trad to preparations for firing of
public procession, began this morning, end eaking me to
I? lSn^lJmy e ta P soeb bathe case,it is
not only without my khowlodie or consent, bnt controry to
oorWctms reonest to tboso who bed the responsitnllty of
my express req . j, aTe moTe over made sorb
the *ort time that ha. elapsed
yofr note, and I am assured that nothing
rf l^»”e n myself, would feel it a
duty to abstain from anything on such or any similar oe«-
rfon that could be contrary to tbelnosofthelana.ormnU
In any way justly canso pain or hurt the furling* of onr
fellow dUzens,aod in this course I em sure Xam acting jn
SiorfSicb with the sentiments of tbeiliusWoua personage,
whom the Catholica of tbiadty nre anxiousi to.honor.
Aa in vour note you allude to the firing of cannon sod
the momneniaof bands of music” as tb *' > ." l * a f*
iactionable which are apprehended, I conclude that the
Catholics of this city were right In supposing that they of
fered against no law in receiving the envoy of thehearl of
Sir chnreh, in the quirt and solemn
done np to this moment, and that their right to 'lo so wi l
bo recognised by every liberal minded man, and bo protest
ed by tue Minorities of ttocltfv ‘ ....
If; however, Xam mistaken in this, an Iyon apprehend
any disturbance from a eontlouanre of what has taken
Tt\enw inform me. and I will ormmnnlcat* it to them,
confident they will havo no hesitation in coinplylnjr
with what yon may PHjaest, under an apprehension of any
dancer to the nubile quiet. . -
I Mr, yours, faithfully^
Hon. K. SI- Rmntx, Mayor of Pittsburgh.
Mayor Riddle, in answer to thU letter, state* his willing
ness tolnterfero, upon the slightest
Bishop, that he had reason to apprehend Interruption in re
celvlng the Nuncio.
Rrcipno* OF Mossmscun Bnum—Tho Nando of tbs
PopeaMvod in Ujis diy. from (he EosWqn Saturday
ereniog, it 7 o’clock. On Ms wayto this cSty.darirglost
week ho TialtcdeeTcral congregation itTMlooi tooMintio
interior of the State. On Sunday moroini: a pnxession
“aa firmed at the Bishop’a residenro on Gnnt street, ta w
cort the Nohclo'to St Philomena a Church, in tho Pifth
Ward. In the procession were the following rellzlone an
dstiea* —The Brotherhood of St Joseph, St Mlchal, St
Aloydor, St Valentine, St John, St Fhllomona, St Joseph a
Ornhan Society, St Joseph's Society. After serTice in B*. I
Phitomena’s.the Nando, accompanied hy Birho p O nnl
Tiaited St Patrick’s. Thor neityWtodSt. Pc tor’s
fPnHUhI Allegheny cltr, wheroßev.E P. Garland preaened,
from that they visited SL Mary’s fSerman) in tl»« mtm' dt* •
In the evening lit. Rot. Bishop 0 Conner preached in the
basement of the Cathedral: tho Nuncio wna present
Yesterday the Nuncio, risUed the Mercy Hospital, and St
Joseph's Orphan Asylum, Allegheny city. .
At 8t Paul’s Church, last evening, 8.L.8. Fat, o™an, rn
behalf of tho Catholic Wty of this dty, presented M.
dlnl wlth a congratulatory addrese. Tho Nundo reatamdod
in Italian, hut hla address was translated Into English hy
his Secretary. The Church was densely crowded.
SbxMT School Association— The annual anniversary of
tho Sunday School Aaaodailon of tho Liberty street Metho
dist Episcopal Church, waa celebrated on Sunday evening
last, in the Church, on Liborty street. The annual address
was dellTered by Bishop Simpson. Addresses were also do-
byTteT. Bra. Wrd and Leonard. The ererdscs
weroof i highly Interesting character, and were witnessed
family, lease thi. cUy
nil on Wednesday neit. The Bishop will ,U ’ l .
dlsu of Oregon and California, In pursoaneo of htadutKaaa
a dignitary of tho Church. Ho will ho absent shoot a year.
manner Coral-—Before non. Moses Hampton, President
jury in tho case of Ager va. Morrison, yesterday re
tnrned aTerdlct 0f*5,75 for plaintiff.
to Tha EratSse on the trial Uni, that Of the Commonwealth
rs, Frandseua at al, waa called up, hot 0 "' 0 H
of eonnsol, postponed. No other coses bdng prepared for
trial, tho Court adjourned until this morning.
manner Corar of rue Uhitct. Statu— Before non. Thor.
adjourned court metycrterday.but transacted no
turineM A number of naturalisation cases will be dlspo-
SSofdorioef the term. Ad Indictment Is pending against
Randolph. . . ; ;,
Praia.—The alarm of Are on Sandaynlght waa cauaod by
a ehlnmpyin Brown’s Hofei, on Smithfleld street, taking
lire. TboHrovras extinguished before much damage had
alarm of Ere. on Sunday night, waa false. Soma
«if the motahera of the Bhlfllcr and Washington companies
thSJolTMby fighting, on St. Clair atreet, pending
this alarm of fire. - ■
SDFFonro:— Copt. William Dean, whose _ operations as a
financier created considerable oscltament in thlacityn
theeariy Part of the year, is now In tho county jail. aulTer-
IngaeTerely from conyulsiona. Tho Captain was seotenceil
at the March term of the Quarter Sessions to an lmprtfon
mantof several months In the county jail. Ills term or
Imprisonment has nearly expired.
HxU> TO Bail.—A tavern keeper of the Fifth Ward, whose
sUmwwam As«ti flgiirM in our police reports, one Frank Wolff,
was arrested yesterday, on complaint of Wilhelcnlpa Yttgcr,
l2dSlditoWby Aid. Steel, on a charge-of assault and
hattefr with' intent to oommJl-a rape. The assault was
SmSttod bn the 7thof October, la tho complainants
room,ln WollfTshouso.
Pshiyau atto Patos— The fair ror tho .benefit of the
Mercy Hospital commences on Thursday neat, at Lafayette
Hal Lon the corner of Wood and Fourth streets. It will
*” AtesUmonl™ for the benefit of Paasavant’s Infirmaiy,
will bo held on Thursday and Friday evenings next, at
Masonic H*U.
Tax New Bsoland Supper.— The annual suppor of tho
New England Soeioty will come off on tho 22d of December
next. Tho supper will be prepared by that wall known
caterer. Morgan Jenkins, of Allegheny city. It is thought.
If the proper arrangements am oe made, that the supper
will taka placo at Masonic Hall.
Til* Gtfsirs.-Tho Sheriff of Columbiana county, Ohio,
*n>ired in the city yesterday, from Now Lisbon, and left
again Ust craning Tor Obumfersburg, to tikeehargo ortho
nEoIeTS aeeusod of tho roeentrobbery near Now Lisbon, and
in Chaanboraburg, on Saturday, by High Constable
Gross. 1... ; • . f • ~p . r • • ■ •
Auim.'f ATmHirriaT. —Jamos and .EH Neal held to
of was committed on tha SCth of last
“o nUl - ' ■ • : .
. - _ oi'rr ~V? H«wn. tho C&natboat robber,
g&sassssssz
and Clark, are now In jail. ,
twuivks.—Yesterday niorninjr was POdark that It w
-TauTUL-Mr/aiaiJre. Stonact tWj OTog
. i-wwrhiuLtre In ft now comedy, entitled Irish Asm
of tho X.tmorlfkßoy» - '»n4ln the oxtrar
.g.nV» of MtochioTOUs Anno. :
btlongaMo EU».r,
Ukited States CibcuitCodet—Before Hon.Thomn* Irwin,
and ftanroad Company
T 9, the city of Erie, the Select and Councils, and
iho dtlzens.of Brier'MeSswt ; Shalor,Av W. LoomU ami
Stantcnappe&red for the plaintiff, and H-m- Jatoes Tb° r ”P'
son, EUsha Babbitt, Esq.,-of Erie, and Col. S. Wrßlacfc, ap
peared for'the.defendants. : " .• - . „ l
This is ft petition on the part or the Cleveland, Baines
▼Ule,and.Ashtabula,raUioad. company for
ajpxhist'the dtitens anaintipicvpirauthoriUes.of thQ cjty of
Erie, to resirain TOem from tearing tip the rails, destroying
! tho bridges and other worfcs of tho raUroad Co ®P a “^. <s ._.
I The morning session of tho Court was occupied in discus
i ring a motion mode by the counsel for the ®“*
journ the bearing of the case until this momtag-
Court decided againßt the motion ip; postpone, after wnicn
tbeCourtadjouruoduntilffo’clock ’ iv nM H.
. Mr.'Stanton. cm tho opening of tho Court, read tn pen
tlon of the llailroad Company, r ° r of tho !
Tory lengthy document, and seta forth the gri«*T
Company. With the petition, were wad
upon the cose. Acts of the Asroiobllos of .
sylTanta, and city ordinances of Erio.mall contracts on ine
Frweeii..' mS-lipa of Uio Mayor, tbo rerokat of thomiU-.
citizens,and tholnwloM octsortbo taobin tearing.
jtJZ _ K r ;.i~ e D destroying tho property of tho Company.
onrioattroating ihoT™ot a S A map of Erin wus exhibited,
showing the situation of the railroad Company. -
' I tw?was a creat amount of documentary evidence offer
ed and tho arguments had not commenced at a late hour
; yesterday afternoon.
•:::DECEMBER 18,
Surety of sub Peach.—Aid. Major yesterday held to ball
John Kuhn, on a charge of iuroty of the peace, preferred
by Nicholas Irwin.- -
PisssRQKS passenger airs, intended for
the Springfield and Monnt Vernon railroad. were brought
to the city yesterday, arid shipped to their destination.
Tat - BALS of & retail country dry. godds ‘tore wUI to «m
-tlmiffl at SloKcnna’a Auction Houea, this day. at 10 o docs
Ta* Cakal wu frown over yesterday morning. Naviga
tion for this season is certainly suspended.
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH TITAKKhI'.
Otnc* of ybe Daily Morwinq Post, \
Tuesday, December 13,1853. I
The -weather yesterday was yen' pleasant, but bustnoss
was unusually quiet and doll fn every department of
'^BUTTER—We have sales of 10 firkins prime nt-14.
ASHES—SaIes of 10 tons domestic at 3w.
CIDER—2S barrels sold from store at $3,20.
WIIISKY Sales of 48 bbla at 20; 23d0at20; 93 do in
lotsat2s{S27. - • -
HAY—I 3 loads sold at $10<&13. .. ,
BALT—Sales of 350 bbls at $2 for common, and $2,00 Tor
extra; 110 bbls extra at $2.06.
CODFISH—SaIes of 2000 ft»a at 4)1-
APPLES—SaIes of 149 bbls at SLSO. Mnft . .
CLOVER BEKD—From store pales weromado of 200 buan
at $5,50. .
HOGS—2O head sold at 4]£.
LARD OlL—Sales of O bbU Mo. 1 at SO.
METAL—Wo hare reported a sale of 200 tons canal, cn
terms withheld-
J Ilonongabela Navigation Comp»-
nr NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—An AV
S PAL MEETING of tha Etockholdars of the Mononßahela
Narration Company 'rill be hold, in pursuance of the pro
ylsioneof the Charier of Incorporation, at ‘h»lr O®™ ' “
Grant street, In the city of MOMIAT, th
second day of January, IBM. (being the B«t Monday to the
month.) at two o'clock, P. M, for the ELECTION OF OFH
OBtsg'lh. «•-&>( BAKKWELt, Secretary.
W**'
icrofolo. It l» due to KIKB’B tvrmnm to
g» that it bw been known to completely eradicaw
ereryvestagrof this dreadful disease In less time than any
other remedy, and at less coat or inconvenience to the pa*
thousands of certificates jn-the hands of
tor, many of which axe from well known cltixena ofthe city
of PitUboi"xh and its Immediate vicinity, go to shop 2»riy
and beyor«' ill doubt, that Kier’s rnsoucx is a marine
ofnocor onvdue, tmtonlyasa Jbraly
ru, RheuvuHirtn, Deafness, lou of Sight, bates a valuable
Internal remedy. Inviting the investigating T*£*^*f**'“
well as the suffering patient, to become acquainted with tt»
: having a dread of mixtures are assured thatthla
[ medicine l* purely natural, and is bottled os It flow* from
the bosom of the earth.
Thefvllovnrw certificate it
Syracuse, A. 1% and heart date August T’Vfn
the certificateo/lheuUtrated D. T. Fnat, it X>,
troth certify, that I have b«n so badly af
filctad with Scrofoln fnr the. Mif" yeaiathct mostnfthe
time I have been unable to attend to any kind of bnrtnMS,
and much of the time unable to v.alk M.<l «.nnno.l to my
bod, and have teen treated nearly al I the time by the teat
Physician* onr country affords; 1 occasionally _ got wme re
lief, but no on re,and eontlaued to grow worse until Dr ."Foot
nsemnmendod me to try the Petroleum.n r tack Oil, as ere
olre had falleil. 1 did so wlthont faith at first, tat |
theeffect was astonishing; It threw the poison to-heanriheo
atonSiatal at on ee to grow tetter, andby u^ 5
«T«n bottle. Ih.v, got a
This may certify that T have been acquainted with Klerta
Petroleum, or Itock Oil, ta more than a year, and hovere
noatedlY witnessed Its beneficial effect-. In the cure of indo
fentulwrtand other diseases for which it 1. recommend^,
’ and can with confidence recommend It to be a moll. Ine wor
-1 thy of attention, and can safely say that succese haa attend
ed ita use where other medicine hadfcdlcih FQOTi „ j,
Voe oale hr all the Dramrlrta In Pittsburgh r«nCT:d*w
POET OF FXTTBBPEGH.
3 rur 8 iJscnKS watrh is tub cba:
Aiiiuvm
Steamer Brownsville.
,« Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
*» Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
ti Qen. Bayard, Peebles, Eliza betuj
• n \ Advance, Woodburn, Cincinnati.
u Rescue, Young, Cincinnati.
“ Adell*. McVay, Zanesville.
“ Navigator, Reno. Cincinnati.
“ Oakland, Mlllcngcr, Cincinnati.
«♦ George town, Poo, Zanesville.
« Fanny Fern, —, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
«« Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Browns villo.
4« Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
11 Qen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Exchange, MeOailum. Wheeling.
«« Altoona, Greenlee, Cincinnati.
u Cornplanter, Reynolds, Wheeling.
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"special-notices.
PHILADELPHIA CUBTAIN WAREHOUSE,
171 Chednui Kt. t nTipo!it*ihf. Slat* llf-ute.
11. W. SAFPORD.
ty——r. KKKPB«mPtanUy on hand the mostexUnFiveftna
ll^^TwMartWTtoiootorCurtain^ndCurtiiJnMjiwrialato
romprising in Dart of tin. fallowing
OTRTAIN GOODS'AND FURNITURE COVERIMIS-all
VMnh rAuCnrtalns Window Shade*, all pricM,
“ Buff Holland., all w1d11..,
French Brocatnllcs, all widths, Gilt Cornices, every ttlylo and
French Plushes* niP7n ’* i„ t>i„ b
« Satin Lainefl, Gut Curtain Pins.
“ .Lamps*, „ “
“ Satins* Cords aa«l Towels,
« Punas* Linens, Gimps, all prices,
« Casbmercttc, IxXjm,
Plain Turkey Red. Fringes,
India Satin Damask, Picture Taswli and Corda,
1 u lining Bilk., Shade Tassels and Braaaca,
Furniture Gimps, Hooks, Rings, Brackets, Ac-
A full assortment of tho above goods conatanO yfor calc,
wholesale or retail. __ [marlrly-atimn.
ry-zi3> Indigestion anck Liver Complaint
IIY KIKU’B PETROLKUMRead the fob
lowing letter from Kev. 0. Dickusos, a Minsk.nary In
0 7£ n j.M. Klta-/var .<Sr: Myself and wirotaTlng ton
greatly boneftttod by the u«n of your He t role urn . I »M
havo too send mu a box of two or throe dozen bottles. I
Congregational Minister In ihla plneo, and several
of my people are affected with indigestion and an inad on
of the liver, iho same of myrelf Bud wife, 1 cI I ’ r ? ■jjjjj?*
vour Petroleum-on Rock Oil. Wu.took several Lotties—
t™ or lhrae eVh-about a veer and a half ago and we
have never enjoyed no good health Inr years sewehaT
(dace that time I bad not taken a tingle bottle, before
that fullness of the etomaeh which so distresses tho dyre
peptic was relieved, and I have felt nothing of t r ra j**
time- My wife was also relieved from a chronic dltrMMof
the Ilrer/whlrh bftd been of poreral 3ears standing, by the
use of your Petroleum. tr trwara tin
Sold by S- 51. KIEII, Canal Basin. OW\ 11. KETSEB, 140
Wood ftrofit, and Druggist* and MuJkluo Dealers ovory
V re. _ _
lnnurnuo.e C ,P ro , V a ? y o »
Plttrtorgll.—ll. D. KINO, l’resWtnt; BAM
UKL L. MARSHALL, Borr,.tory. ,
oflier: 91 WtltrSirml.brlnrrn .tf.irtrJ"nil Ilona«»««*.
Insure* HULL Mid CAKOO Kl«k«, on tlie Olilo »nd SUnni*-
BippUUT«r*andtrlhut*rt»'«.
InßtircBrt?»iußtl«oKfl or Duma?* hr Flr«.
Al£(>— th« Peril* of the Sea, and Inland Navlga
lon and Transportation.
nitixcronci:
H D King, " Wm. Larimer.jr.,
William Bagaley, Si™ n '' f ': K ’"'
Bamnelßca, William TOngbam,
BobortDunlap, Jr., John S.lHlwortli,
B. ilarbangh, Francis Soli™<,
BJwArrt He&iloton, J. ScnoonmaKet,
Walter Bryant, WllJlamß. Hays.
Itaan M. Ponoock.
cash, mutual. •'*:
HJSRINK INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Pennsylvania. CAPITAL, 0100,000, CHAR
TS o. iimst™.
BccTtl&TV —THOMAS 11. WILLSON, Enq.
. PITUCCIOM: _ _ .
Don- A. 0. HelsWr,
William Robinson, Jr.. Thomas Gillespie,
William F. Fahnestock, John D.Lox,
Barter Bollmao,. £?>vma* ir
John Walker, Jr., William Jr.,
Jacob S.Ualdorman. ■^L r ?E?2 Tn } ,au ®, '
RUSSELL A OAKES, Agent*,
Offlco, In Lafayette Buildings,
(entrance on Wood street.)
Firemen*! Insurance
Company of the City of Pltlabnrgh*
J K MOORUBAP.Preriilcnt—ROßKßTKlNNljV.Sorrotftry
win to«» tgilnrt FIRB MARIN* RiaKSjjfan
kinds. Office: In MononpiLolo House, l-4 and 12fi
Water stroet.
pinscroas:
J.K. Moorhead, W. J. Anaorson,
n 0 BawTcr. B* B. Slmpfion,
Wm.Sl.Kisir,
w W Dfillaß* 1 Cbnrlea Kont,
O.n Paulson, 'WlUlwnOalHngwood,
A. P. Anshutß, Josapb Kayo,
William Wilkinson. .
nfirlor to the common cheap ilnguorroo types, at tlio following
Kp prta: thso, $2, S 3, i&S end upward, according to
I the alio and quality of caso or frame. _
Hour* for children, from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
N.U—Litomoasea of sick or deceased persona taken any
part of tho city. _[nw-5.1y _
ARNOLD <st> WILLI ANBp REAIIMi
VENTILATING WA J I S IXOUSi; v N WRnnfniT
ckt pittotmroli—Manufncturow of WROUGHT
IRON TTO&fl. BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS and CIHI>
SON'S FURNACES, Refftotora, VoniUatorfl, Tin Pipes, and
action of llcatinS,Ven
tilating and Drying Apparatus, by Steam Pit* »■ Hof
| Watorfand Chllson’a Furnaon. norj.-'m
fP—B DrTXnrMtte'* Juno Cordial, or PRO-
BtIXIR, prescribed on on offootaol
restorntieo in cooes of Weakness, Impotoney, or Borronness,
X *CW&££»;
Kttobursh. ’■••■ °° w
Corttttn Mtiterialßf and
[TS^Curtain Trimmings : of ctarr doiwrripUon* Fumltup
Hiwt>Aii itmho.fAllD(L Ac.; tflpfl'AptV Mtifliin CUrtßinfl«N. T.
** k“conißr TOtt!PhtMelphk
Onrt&XHSl Trtotnrf 1 2 tbsvory ««*£s*“?
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O’Bellly lino# for the Homing Poet
fboh caiifobhia
Kfff 'Tore, Dcwrobcr 12.
The steamer Goorge Law, from AspinwolJ, bss arrived
with $68,000 on freight, and 4CT.pasangBrB. Bho brings
tho California malls to tholGth.
Among her passengers are Maj. Q. T. Andrew, of the
Army* and Gen. Navarre, formerly a member of the Mexican
Cabinet, who has boen ; sentenced to. twenty.years banish
ment by Santa Anna.
There is no exciting news from California. Intelligence
has rcachcd.there of Intenso excitement created at Sonora
by the. report of tho sailing of a filllbustering expedition.
Troops wore sent to Sonora from Gunyamas, and It was re* •
ported that Gen. Tacon was on the march with 2000 mon.
A-eolony of Germans are abont to settle.at Sonora.
A-line of steamers is talked of between San Francisco and
Gu*yamaT. ■: . .
A company of U. EDragoonshad on engagement near;
Eogne'river, with the Indians. Ten Indians were killed,
nnd-twb Americans. ' ’
• The squatters had a large meeting, and passed exciting
resolutions'. Among other thing?, they declare that Cspt.
Butter’s claims are invalid; that the lands upon which Sac
ramento is built belongs to the United States, os overflowed
- The mining news Is generally favorable. The miners oh
• the tlvct beds are preparing to leave, on account.of the near
approach, of the winter Benson... . # . .... ..
A'new filibustering expedition Is talked of; it is said
that a party is to follow the Invaders to 8onora; another is
to goto the Amazon. .......
It Is reported that a joint stock company ts fonnlngwith
a capital of two and a half millions, to establish steam navi
gation on the Gila: The intention of this oompauy is look
ed upon with suspicion. . „ _
• A cAnro of coals arrival at San Francisco from . Vancou
ver's Island. . „ _ . .
Dates from Oregon to the 28th are received. Overland ar
rivals continue to bo largo Many parties have suffered
'severely on the route, some having been reduced to eating
their horses. 4 . .
Dr. Evans, of Gov. Stevens’ surveying expedition arrived
at Portland, on the.2Sth. Ho reports favorably on ihe rail
'road route from, the head .of the; Mississippi-, to Puget s
General Lana is pledged to ft division of Oregon territory.
: The schooner Capacity ,with government storeB,woj wreck
ed at Guyamas.
James C. Uackett, tho fmnder of Berford’s Express, was
killed on the 14tb, by being thrown from a buggy.
The proceedings against the brig Arrow connected with
the Sonora expedition have been abandoned.
The magnetic telegraph line between San Francisco awl
Marysville Is In operation. „ _ 3?
Two expeditions aro fitting out at San Irancisco, one for
Peru, and the other for Ecuador, tbo former being organised
under the auspices of the Peruvian consul for mining pur
poses. tbo latter Is said to be connected with another Glores
company, with acapital often millions has been
; formed at S nn Francisco for a steam com inanimation with
China.
The steamer Fremont U to be pioneer in the new lino
to Guayama*. A new line la al*o to commence on the first
ofDocembor between San Francisco, Honduras, Guatemala,
Nicaragua, Costa rtica, end Panama. _ „
MayoT Garrison sent In a message to Common Connell,
stating that the funded and Seating debt of San Fmncisco
was bat little rbort of $2,000,000. It is estimated that the
expenditures of tho ensuing vear will be $896,000. The city
is to be lighted with gas on tho Ist of January.
Pan ViUNCLscn. November 16, ovoninff.~BaslaesBtfl not
so lively a* usual this season, owing chiefly to the excessive
importations. To-dsv a light jobbing business was done in
OuUego & HsxoH’s Flour, al rates cu»r*nt for some time
post; outside brands at *7,90@59. Largo sales Mess teef
t'wlayat $13@14.60: clear Pork $2O; clear Bacon *16.25;
Haras $15,26. Batter 25(3)27. Coffee market bare of lUo,
and prices considerably advanced; the last saleswere at
The news from the Isthmnsls unimportant. The British
steamer Bogota arrived at Pannraa on the 3>tb, with ' al
parnisodates to November Ist, and Australia dates to ep
tember 2Ut Business was ImprovlDget \ alparaiso: prices
firm. Floor steady: quoted at $9: stock increasing. Freights
for guano to England £4; assorted cargo to San Francisco
dates to the*l2th reported Geo. Belxu a* having In
vaded Peru with 3000 men. Kliua is Raid to bo at Payta with
1200 mon to assist Balsa. _ ... „ .
Lima was tranquil, though it was thought that the msb
denl General, Eebeneque, would soon be driven from office.
Bolivia Is unsettled. ...
Thero Is nothing new from tbo Chincalaland*.
The news from Australia was brought to CaHoo by tho
bark Gem of tbo Sea. which left the beads of Melbourne on
tbe2f»th. She brought a shipment of gold from Australia
to Adam* 4 Co. , _ .. .
Io Australia serious trouble U browing between the mi
ners and tlie covernment. _
Accounts from the diggings are encouraging, gold of an
• cxtrnordinorv quality and quantity was shipped from
i tmla on the 17th September; It amoonted to nearly six mil
- Hons pounds sterling. Several now fields of surpassing
i richness have been discovered. ,
, THe Peruvian governor has appointed Senor Sirodonnvoy
i extraordinary at Washington, to settle tho Cbiuca Island
advice* from Guatemala stata that Gen. Arret* was
about to proceed to make war npon Hondura*.
FOBS BAYS BATES FBOSI ETJEOPE.
ARRIVAL OR THR ARCTIC.
New TokX. December 12. I
Tbe*te«ner Arctic arrived yesterday afternoon, nt hair
past throe oViiwlc, wtlb Liverpool Oates totheSO'.h. She
bring* 05 pavenjfrr*. atnongwnnm nroJ.C. B. Davis, IrfareT 1
of de*p«t*.hN* from London and Pari*.
Tha Africa arrived out at midnight on Sunday. j
ThrreU T*»ry IHtl<* ntvwp: nothing has occurred along the
Datntto. ,
There hare Wo henry rains and snow.
There are strong rumors of an armistice, but th*y GW j
regarded as doubtfnh . , !
Ith also reported that the Torts and Servians had an
engagement. hut the report was not credited.
Otner’a conduct has bean atf»?tlont»l by tha government.
Tho Sultan wnt him »preseSa*f a horao.
The allied fleets lie at Ttryros. The Turkish fleets have
cona tn tha Black Sea tn keen open the coast of Circassia.
The Turks have repulsed the Russian* Ore thorn* from be
for© the fortres* of San Nicholas. Two Russian ships were
lost on the Rtftck Betu ~ . , ~ „
Admiral Sit L. Lyon U ou his way to command ihe Brit-
It H report'd that Dost Moluunmed l* hostile to the Bos'
sUn* a&areaUtbe MiUionmadiins of India.
There S* no British new« except & report of & treaty l»-
tween Great Britain and France to guarantee Tark«r- »ith
the option of Austria and Prussia to join It. ... .
PRCSBIA. The Chamber* hare opened. Prussia clulma to
act aa suits be«t her own IntoTyst.
Botne troubles are reported In Baden, betworn Luo got*
ernmftnt and the clergy.
Large force* of artillery nre ordered to mmgarr.
I Ijvxnroc-L, Noremhfcr So —Trau.-setioa? tn_ nrrnririuiw
I aro to a frir extent, at a reduction of Id on Wheat, Cdt&la
on Flour, and 1* on Indian Com. . ‘
UichanlsOTj K Brothers quote Western Canai at 40«gwC*
fiJ: Phnnlelph!a f ßattimornaiulObV>,?Ms*6dtts-**Ca.
Grain—Wliito Wheat ItWSld* 5d : m! and mixed 9*44
(£9«lod White Indian Com 4Gf*24u< ftl; yellow 45-«6J4Gs.
' Provisions plenty and mope sales. Pork unchanged—
rides and shoulders lower. Lard tends downward. Tallow
inwer Bujrar. fcao sale* at full price*. HK\ limited bush
oe»s Tee Inartieehutprleeatnalntalned.
flotto»~.The *nle* for the last three days were 2j,000
halt*, of which the speculator* fork MW, and !WOO for ex
port The quotations are: fair Orleans : middling s?£-
Money M*rkot.„Oonsol* in demand at
At a t*U given by the French Ambassador at Madrid. the
Dot* Alba, brother-in-law of the French Kmprw. made *
disnararing remark concerning the dress of Mrs. Snulo,
belnir orerheard by Mr. Smile, Jr., the latlrrtnade a
.ltaht aeeault upon the Duke, when Mr. Soule, Sen.. inter
-..red Much -I'-i'cru-nt en-ued. Yonnl[ Soule afterwards ]
chnlletnrcl the Duke, who refused to aecchtthe chelleugo.
R,,me dlincullv exists between Tnritcy and Om-ce.
The details of the Chinese news hare come to hand. The
rt>hel» are everywhere triumphant. There is some talk of
Ti MrLfwtT[«? August 29.—Htc days later. The market is
'Wednesday. November 30. The mall at Urrr
nool brings nothing of interest Parliament has Wo fur
they prorogued until January. Tbo money market U wltb-
2d, evening.—Cotton; sales today 2000
; bales, unchanged: prices stiffening. Hour continues weak.
I Loxno*, November 30, P. M.—Sugar: fo’r trautartions 5
I price! unchanged. A largo business done in Coffee, atstincr
{rates- Trade brisk In Tea, and prices very firm:
Concon !■ ad, A good business doing in East India luce.
Tallow quiet Iron: Scotch pig p ton.
The Macedonian was at Shanghai on the 27th, also tho
«usquehannah, Mississippi and Saratoga: store-ships sup
ply at Cumring-moon ; Powhattan and > andalla.
thirty-third congress.
Brute.—Hr. Jones, of appeared, and Mr.
Weller presented credentials of Mr. Williams. the Penntor
Appointed from New H&mp&bire, In placo of Mr. Atherton,
deeMned. no appeared and was room.
Mr. Bright offered a list of Standing Committees, which
W Mr. Sewanl gavn notice of a hill to aid the State of New
York in constructing a ship canal around the Falla of
Ni &etcnil petitions praying for cheap ocean postage we*e
i resolution calling upon the President tor all oorrwj
noudcnco between the British Government and the United |
Suites in relation to the treaty of Washington *, also copies
of instruction to Foreign Ministers was, on motion of Mr.
Cass, adopted. . « .
Tho Senate elected Beverly Tucker printer.
Resolutions and the proceedings or P"* ll ® °(
merehantaof the City of New York, held In October last
rrrotesting against the course of the Administration relative
toUs interference la the local politics of the State, In the
removal of Collector Bronson. „ , .
After these resolution® were presented, tho Senate ad-
House. Mr. Cohb introduced tho TTomeatoad BUI, which
was referred to the committee on public lands.
Mr Wentworth, of Illinois, offered » resolution that Con
gress has the poweT to provide for the copstrncUon of a
railroad over tho territory of the United States, tor tho safe
and more expeditious transportation of tho publlo moneys
and the mails from the Atlantic to th» Pacific coast, and
I ought Immediately to exercise that power. Ho moved the
Stephens! of Ga., moved to lay on tho table, whleh
W Slfnols, offered a resolution that inch
dental to the powor conferred on Congress to provide tor the
common defenco and general hRS power
to construct a railroad through territory of tho United
States, for facilitating tbo transportation of troops and mu
nltlons of war. Pending tbo motion to lay on tbo table, the
Ilonso adjourned. . , , , . ..
The following are the chairmen of the principal standing
committees: —Commerco, Fullers Public lands, Disney;
post-office,Olds: Judiciary. Stanton, of Tennessee; Indian
affairs, Orr: military, Benton; naval, Rocock j foreign, Bay
lev. of Virginia; roads and canals, Denham.
The House rejected, by two of ft majority, Bayloy 8 reso
lution toelect a House librarian. M . .
Garritt .Smith presented a petition from New to
form a Temperance Alliance, asking Congress to tako action
ter the suppression of intoxicating drinks in the District ox
Columbia, and asked tor a special committee.
SUPPOSED MURDERBRB ARRESTED.
Cleveland, December is.
Nina bands of the steamer Louisiana, charged with the
murder and robbery of E. Anderson, were arrested on Bat*
urdoy at this place, and the whole party wore committed to
jail. , ,
Mr. Anderson resided on York street.. anil was second
mat© of the steamer Buckeye State; ho bore an excellent
character for honesty and sobriety.
A Gorman, who came up from Buffalo on tho Louisiana,
atatea that shortly after leaving Buffalo, Anderson went
down into the steerage, where the German emigrants were,
ih*t shortly a number of tho deck hands came down and
began.to conduct themselves Immodestly towards the wo
men. Anderson remonstrated, and a fight cnsued.ln which
he was worsted. Ue then went up on deck; and that lathe
last the German saw of him.
It is stated that other parsons saw Anderson robbed and
thrown overboard* ’ "
Boston, December 12.,
Halifax papera to tbo 6th state that Bear Admiral Pan
shawe is appointed Naval Commander of the North Ameri
can West India Station.’ N ,
The Humboldts wreck was caused by ignorant fishermen,
who her, pretending to be pilots, but said they had
left their papera at homo. V ' V.
■'/.* New Yoax, December 12..
The fire aeatroyed in.allj rixtoen buildinK*. The entire
loss Is estimated at: three quartern of a of which
about hall fell on the Harper*, who are largely-insured. .
• 4 . • lie- n.. r v : - Nofctoix,December!! '
Tbh Steamship Star «f the Westpnt Into Npriblk for coal.
‘ ’
ROBBERY. -
, ■■■ . r . •. December 13.
Yesterday afternoon the. Jewelry eslablbhment of N. E.
Crittenden, of Superior street, waaentored from thp rear, by
a ladder, and a large amount of ▼oluablesJscluu
log 18 or 20 gold watches, and a large number of gold ana
rilTor pencils were stolen. .'Soppicion restson agang-of
young scamps. The police are In tbolr wake.
Cotton-salesl7oo bales fair Upland at miJOllna; do
10V; middling Orleans 10-%: sates fortbe week 14,600 bales,
steely. Coffee—sales Java at l'lly, buoyant. Sugar...eales
tlovans ; Muscovado 4J-5- steady. J J° l ““ c3 :-: < ? rle . n “ s
26; Muscovado.at22,dnU.. flour-sales 13,00Q_.bb!s state,
at $0.66® 6,05;, southern nt quiet. M heat..^fflles
35,000 bus at $1.72; Western at $l, .2, declined - to 4 rants.
Com...sales 26,000 bus mixed at 80; yellow at 81, coaler.
Pork-sales at 11, 12@13>dJ steady. r B S f ;- J ' a l ,!
mess nt \3'A. steady. Lardl..sales 400 bbls at 1°;
Whisky...sales 300 bbls Ohio at 28J4- blasted Oil-sales
1000 galls at 04.
PniLUJELPmA, December 12.
Steamer's nows has depressol the market; Flour ilecllned
12(5)20 cants; moderate demand for export; sales IjOQ bbls :
mlied brands at $6,50(3)0,62, but mostly at ‘ h /6“°;:
tatlon*; sales lnlots for city consumption at $6,G2@7,00 for
common and extra brands, fancy lots at higher quotations.
Bye Flour and Corn meal dutl; no sales reported, wheat.
fair request, but little offorinsr: sales MOO bushels good and
fair prime white, sold at $1,59@1,00, mostly at 51,00 afloat,
red quoted at $1,49@1.50. Bye: sales 400 bushels at DO.
Corn steady: Kales at U3@7o for damp and primp dry; new
yellow at "3@75. Ctoverseed: sales In lots at
Timothy, at $0,50. Whisky dull; bbls held at 27, and hhds
at 26 cents. _" .
COKBEOTED OAII7 FOB
Patricks & Friend, E.
Corner of Fifth and Wood
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Pittsburgh city coupons, paybbloj
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Allegheny City coupons, payable
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Bank of Pittsburgh—
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Kxcliange Bank |
Farmers’Deposit Bank
Allegheny Savings Bank..
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Monongahelo Brldgo
Bt. Clair street Bridge-
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Western Insurance Company ..a..
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PUtabunrh Bank*.- par.: tut* Bk.tmd branches...
Philadelphia “ pother wlTent Banka
Brovnavllle “ par.iSnnk nfbaudaaky -
Bucks«mnty “ 4 OrunriLo ?
ChesterCo.(ncwifi«uo)... V«jNomant ;*®
Colombia BrWj;* C0,...~ }:j Crbai:a...~ K
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Itoylostoiro “ ltaukJ..
Kutnn “ branch**... ft
Uniter Hanks j-J.•:>»<* .->t.*k Banks %
Lebanon •• H JS
Montgomery™. Banks... '4,Un» ". lIIlnoL 75
NorthumbcrtauU “ Hi K l'n T iv' K '‘ s'
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Washington “ - n. „ , M CmaAN.
West Branch “ ... k,Ml»l.e« 1
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Ohambersbnrg 8«1’ *>• “‘xbn^kS&K — *
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UAKYLANIi. iAm<w»n«...liLiic«)._... par.
Baltimore Banks. i,,! Amerii-it.il..b!.."J) pim.
country Banka k;!S.r, -reigns $4 83
VTOiIINI «■ -.Oawena.... *
BankofYa .bn.nrbe,... Kitm>-rie..l<.ea 152
Farmers’llk. a bn.nrbe,.. ;\;Trn ••'•Jer*’; i S
Exchangeßk.abr.iUtbe« H 1 ’ S
I Wheeling Banka 8 “
Wheeling branches jj.Boubloons, 1 "trio 18
NEW ENGLAND. jDoubloons,Spaoi/h 10 25
I All solvent Banka * k£.Ducata 2
WABIH*GT<Wf CiTT, Def ember 1:
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telegraph markets.
New Yobs, •BecemVr 12.
PRICES 0E 8'
BOEJtEJQ POST BT
ixc hange U rollers 9
l struts, Pittsburgh.
* Bid. i Asked. 'Bit Vid.
. * 119,00 $ 120,00 $ 100,00
100,00 101,00 100,00
105,00 000 100,00
95,00 97,00 100,00
100,00 100,00
90,00 100,00 loy.oo
98,00 100,00 100,00
102,00 102,00 100,00
98,00 99,00 100,00
92,00 91,00 100,00
65.50 55,75 50,00
57,00 57,50 50,00
55,25) 55,50 60,00
00,00 00,00 2,14
23,76 24,0 Ch 25,00
35,00 25,00
00,00 00,00 47,00 !
80,00 38,00 60,00 j
15.50 16,00 j
15,00 17,00 j
5,00 7,00
42,00 44,00 50,00
41.75 43,00 60,00
21,00 60,00
58,00 68,60 50,00
45,00 60,00
49,00 49,75 50,00
48.76 49,00 60,00
60,00] 52,00 50,00
102.50! 105,00 100,00
10,00! 12,00 23,00
26,00 | 25,00
B,oo* 10.00)
| 18,50 20,00
EARS HOTS LIST.
r.iiTLSQS*S PATENT AIR WARMING
AHD vehiilatiko fuenace.
rw'TTE fittbfieribcm nflcr for ili*> conyMeralirrooftho public
SUILNAOK, tolgnrf J»r Wjjnnta*
and Ventilating Buildings, comblnlnßlultelrentho dwd
mWo annUtlcfl required in a perfect UCAtmg Apparatus, in
surlntf personal comfort, without any of tbo
taSS’rri by coming in contact with an over-hoatMl surfaco.
Them results aroproduced, In part, by instructing the
furnace In now
known’hTthe public. In producing this resun, another ob
« • , fit (♦fS'iit i moor tan co is obtained on the score of eiono
&'uff&SE&W » *»»,« ~^Un«
n» iVint tbrt Is alxnort eulirclv absttttited from tbo
g ™. {,*£,« ihsvmn driven off Into the chimney, thereby
Ircallydeducing tbo consumption of fuel, The fuel ebam
fwr Ism lined with soapstone and fire-brick that the fuel
cannotcouie in conloctwith the iron, preventing the over
hSung of the oir, and destruction or Injury to the
* Ttejo'lnts of the Furnace are so constructed as to afford
room for making a tight sand and clay joint, preventing
the escopo of noxious and sooty gases into tho r«in',soan
noylng to the occupants, and so Injurious to tno health and
fU Tbcair'to bo wanned Is taken directly from the outside
of tte building In ell eases, thus Insuring a supply of pure,
wholesome air for breathing, and tbo other important ftinfr
tinnii roauired by tho bmnnn system—the oxygen is not nf*
feotedLnorthe organic mutter fn the alrmrbonizedbycom*
ina in contact with on oTer-hcatcd surface, ns with other
fSroaUs and headaches and other disagreeable sensations
nro°proven trsl by this means-end in consequence of the
n „ * „t_ _ n , m /klnc too largo demands upon tbo lungs
tho skin, to supply the moisture
~ .v it ling lost In nawdufJ over ft rwd hot surface. In
of this, attention is called to tho certificates of Pro-
Cor Eimmnm of Yale College, New Haven, and to tho*,
of other scientific persons who have examined thki ““JJgJ;
If public uud universal approval Is any test of merit, the
proprietors of this valuable lurdneo can appeal to the
written testimony of thousands, to the press, and to public
exhibitions in oil parts of tbo world, It haring received tho
Prizo Modal at the World’s Fair, and tho highest
. t n v England, 2*ew York, and a Silvur Medal at
Manufactured and sold hy ARNOU) &
env3:d2ml Agents for Western Pennsylvania and Va.
Dissolution of Partnership
The nsrtnershlp heretofore Mlstinß lirtwren finmnol
_J« tteSri of MMvERTON, WTONG i CO., mis this
bv mutual consent. The name of the Arm
bTuSI by cither of the lot. partner. In frftUwrtho
buslocM PIN’KERTON', YOUNG A CO.
Pittsburgh, December 1, 1853.
era. The business will bo continued at tlw old stand, by
ttPl AIBX - YTO pTnKERTON
'v EST^N KE F 4 R SosSof CE co
muNOU ratsßunon.
JAMES KELLY, Prest- .LET 1 MARTIN’, Seo’y.’
U. McKAKKEY, Agent. :
/SrlYlll lairare Buildings, Stores, Merchandise, end
cenerally. on tho most favorable to mis. [dccl:6m
Will. DUMONT, Auctioneer.
✓S AVEHNMENT SALK OP SHOT AND SHELLS, by order
(x theHW AHOSACHwIU Roll at
Aiotlra!on 13,1853, at 12 o’clock, nt
»hff WchWhldderr TerafroLsaltt—Cosh; dclircry.
TUo t 9 tyo Roared UWB£*U&l e Jy D*®?®
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"-V-rarCft-.
Auction ; ;• > «
XAMES fiTKENNA, 'Auctioneer F 5S'
J chant. No. 120 Wood
regular sales of Dry Goods, Clothing, . au! i o
new and Becond band Furniture, each day an( j
o'clock; and at early gaslight, each e V£)j*%W goats,
Jeoolry.Quns, Pistols, Books.Vcncy
Shoos, 40, Kith a general assortment Of every aeeonpliori
of Pry Goods. Refer to the principal merchants, f°°s_
Anotlon |>^D>Ujr Sales# ,
AT the Commercial Sales lioom*, corner of
Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A.M-a
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothine, Boora
and Shoes, Hats, Cops
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M.* ..
Groceries, Qneenaware, Glassware, Table
Glasses, New and Second IXand Household and Kitchen Fnr
nltnre, &a.
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M., _
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, GoMaßd
Silver watches, Ac. P. M. DAVIS. .Auctioneer., fjaalttf
JAMES McXEHNA, Auctioneer.
1 SHONEES’ SALE "of an extenriTo COUNTRY DRY
J\ GOODS STORE AT AUCTION.—-On THURSDAY next,
December 15th, at 10 ociock, will be sold, at MoKenna’a
Auction Houso, by order, of Assignees, the etoclc or aTOtail
country store; Among tho lot aro somo very fine goods,
such as Saxony, Coburgs, merinos, alpa&s, mous de lalnes,
beraizes, ginghams, linen lustres, calicos, chintzes, pant,
stuff, Vestings, flannels, bleached-and brown muslins, puk
hdhfs. and cravats, fine shawls and dress hdkft., ribbons,
laces, tweed cloths, caaslnets, patent thread, spool cotton,
gloves and hosiery, suspenders, Unseys, lamb a wool shirts
and drawers, white dress shirts, gingham and check shirts,
overcoats and pantaloons, superfine eatin vests, Irish linen,
buckram and padding, silk plush, chusans, blankets,
furniture calico, men,/women,, misses, .boys.and youths
boots, brogans, shoes, bootees, buskins, pumps and slippers,
gam overshoes; also., a very large lot of ; silk and worsted
fringe, with many other articles.
docl3 - JAMES McKENNA. Auctioneer.
BECOND SALE of the Season,.of 4000 FLOWER ROOTS,
by Catalogue, at AUCTION.—-On WEDNKSDAY.ncxt,
December 14th, at 1 o’clock-In the afternoon, precisely, will
bo sold, by Catalogue, at McKenna’s Auction -House, about
300 packages of the finest Holland Bulbs, viz: -double and
single hyacinth, tulips, crocus, narcissus, lilies, crown im*
mrialSj dc, snJtble for blooming In pots,glass, and planting
n the garden for spring flowers. .Catalogues are now
ready. Tho abovo ore all warranted in good order and fine
healthy condition. JAMES McKENNA,
dcelS Auctioneer.
TVIY GOODS. FUHNITUIU -,GROCERIES and LIQUORS
UAT AUCTION.—On Monday next, December 12th, kt
10 o’clock, will bo sold, at McKenna’s Auction House, tho
stock of a Retail Fancy Dry Goods Storo, as tho owner is
declining business—comprising a large assortment of milli
nery goods, silk fringes and laces, hdkfs. and shawls, flan
nels, calicos, ginghams, de Inines, merinos, alpacas, hosiery,
gloves, beraizes, Irish linen, drillings, blankets, table
cloths, satins, checks, Ac. And at 2 o’clock in the after
noon, tea, mustard, spices, fish, 4 quarter pipes brandy,
sofas, cribs, tables, chairs, bedsteads, 1 cooking .stove,-I egg
stove. (decQ) JAME 3 McKENNA, Auctioneer.
OAM. HAVANA CIGARS, TEAS. MOLASSES, FISH,
OU Ac.. AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY afternoon, Dec’r
12th, at 2 o’clock, at the Commercial Bales Rooms, corner
of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold 30 M choice import
ed Cigars, comprising Regalias, Lbndros, Havanas, Principe,
Cheroots. Ac., of the best brand*.
15 hair chests and catties of Y. H , Imperial, and Black
Teas; 5 drums Codfish; 0 bhla Syrup Molasses; 3bblsN.
0. Sugar; 20 boxes Ground Mustard; Tobacco, Soap, Win
dow Glass, Ac. P, M, DAVIS,
Auctioneer.,
BOORS RECEIVED TO-DAY AT DAVISON’S BOOK
STORE, C 5 MARKET street, near Fourth
The Analysis of the Bible. Third supply.
Partey’e Present for all Seasons.
Oolden Links, or Tales and Poems for Youth, lilustrd.
Tip-Top, or a Noble Aim. Illustrated.
Genies and Faith. New.
Splendid edition of Morris’ Poems,
Judah's Lion.
Alexander’s Moral Science. Clark’s Works.
Consolation; hy Dr. J. W. Aloxandor.
Pastor’s Legacy; by Mason.
Canon’s Pastoral Theology,
Primitive Church Offices. -
■Wholesale and retail by fnov22l J. 3. DAVISON.
175.00;
GS.OOj
20,00
1 17,001
6,25 7,60]
17,60*
200,00
8,00 10,00
4,60- 6,00
—j 7,00
1,12; 1.76
a,00; 3,26
0,00! 2,00
2,001 2,50
SUGAR —25 hhd« prims 14:0.
6 bbls. Clarified:
10 do Refined: for sale by . •
J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood st.
SUNDRIES—
SO bbls S. V. Flour,
20 sacks Hulled Buckwheat,
8 bbl* Roll and Packed Butter,
25 bush Dried Apples,
50 do White Beans,
On consignment, and for sale by •
1,0*24 J. D. “WILLIAMS; 122 Wood street.
!' 2,00]
‘ o,ooi
7,00! e.oo:
2,60 i 3,001
' Democratic Printing: Office for jale*
THE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, good trill, Ac., of
the Carrollton Picayune Is fur pole. It la printed In
Carrollton, tho county scat of Carroll eonnty, at the tennl*.
bub of the Carroll Branch c tthe C. & P.B. R. To.an Indus
trious practical printer, this offers an opening for a comfort
able livelihood. For terms, which will bo easy, apply to
nov&Uw F. B- CABLE. Carrollton. 0.
New Mnate*
A COMPLETE assortment of Songs, *ith English and
Italian words; Fantasies and Potpourris, arranged for
the Piano, from all the favorite and popular. Operas of Mo
zart, Donizetti, Cellini, Meyerbeer, Itosini, erdi, Anber,
Weber, Boillleu, Balfe, Loruing. Eloton, etc* eta; together
with tbo latest compositions of Jaell, Gottfichalk, Jallien,
Ftrabosch, etc., etc- etc. Just received and for sale by
E. BCUItOEDEH & CO.,
Cargos II&11.S3 Fourth street
' ''IOAL LAN D ¥o\i SALE —'2S Acres of'Land, with ft rein
1 j of Coal 4U feet thick, with a lower vein of 2 feet; only
18 inches between tho two. The Landis a good soiVandld
Acres in cultivation. A good Dwelling House, Fruit Trees,
good water and timber. Tho Land is suitable for Garden
ing purposes; situate about 4 miles from the city; a short
di-tance from tho Erownsrllle Plftnk Rood.
8. CUTHBEUT A SON,
dec! General Commission Ajfts, 140 Third gt..
Cli ILDUEN’S GUJIS, Boots, Buskins, and Sandals, ol
every size, at W. K. ECHMEiITZ*,
novP _IQ7 Marltet fl. :
i j _ Tde subscribers tender their
IjJlsS&jJ&'lcdgmenis for the favors bestowed upon
isx!i§i**2tiaatbcm by .their Steamboat friends, and Ran
would respectfully remind them and others Interest* * " ■
ed in building boots, that they are at all times prepared to
famish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Choirs of the best material and work
in annUl p. T. B. YOUNG & CO.,
Corner Third and Smithfleld streets,
opposite •» Brown’s Hotel.”
SRUAItB— 40,000 rfaif Bpanidi;• ’
10.000 Crus A Sons’Principes;
6,000 lUvanasiLandon:) with other choice
brands > for Fain by ” SMITH & SINCLAIR,
novll 122 Second and 151 First stracts, '
IME^TO.—a boxes for «Ue by
sc p 27 KINO A MOORIIEAD.
IMMJW aHADia—Plain and figured, lor sale by
nov3 WALTER P. MARSHALL.
\J EDUING ENVELOPES AND CAKE BOXES—plain
| f\ ftntl Tery hamlsomp—for sale by
d«* JOHN 8. DAVISON, 65 Market street
A FARM FOR EXCHANGE for Real Estate In or near
tho city—A valuable Improved Farm of 76 Acres; 60
in cultivation; with a Frame Dwelling House,B*rn, Stable,
a well of excellent water; large garden and good
fences* Situate in Franklin township, near HarrisvilleySO
mllee south of Duller. B. CUTHBERT- ts SON,"
hotIS 140 Third street. :
f lUIUS3, SHOULDER BRACE, SUPPORTER AND KLAS*
X TIC STOCKIN'a DEPOT is at Dr. KEVSER’S, N 0.140
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley. All hinds of me
chanical appliances are kept and fitted at this establish*
menL Satisfaction warranted in ail case*. ~ nov2t"
CWiAMPAONK BASKETS—Empty Champagne Baskets,
) for Bale at KEYSER’S Drug Store,..
nov24 140 Wood street. .
(IuPAL VARNISH—SOO gallons, Smith’s New. York
j brand, In storo and for sale by w ■■■ j *v
FLEHINQ BROS- successors to J.Hidd A Co.,
doc 2 60 Wood si. •
a *LUE VITRIOL—2OOO lbs la store and for sale by*:
X) decil . FLEMING PROS*
CREAM TARTAR—6OO tbs, pure, in store and for Bale by
dec2 FLEMING BROS.
PEARL STARCH—v'iO boxt’Hj in store and for
pale by [dec2]. FLEMING BROS.
i, ,/vrt NESTS SAND CRUCIBLES in store and for sale
IUUU by fdec2], FLEMING BROS. ■
SEUAKS— Just rec’d. a supply of choice London sire Ua*
vana Secars, In 100 boxes. _
dC c3 BAILEY & RENSHAW;;
VfEW CROP
!\ Layer Raisins, i
\ M. U. Raisins,
Sultana Raisins,
Drum Figs,
- Zante Currants,
»vV-
"V ■
■- ' -
u '
‘ - ->V.' t ■ •-
' [
F. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Steam'boatif Ahoy I * 1
M« Triwate Chincao, in store and
[<lee2] FLEMING BROS.
'RIOIILLION—IOO
for sale by
i UICK SiX V E It—2oo lbs in store and for sale by
\ 4 0C 2 FLEMING BROS.
PPLES —100 bblH choice Apples for sale low by /
dec2 BAILEY & RENSHAW, 253 Liberty st.
Received and for sole by _
BATLEY & RENSHAW*
HARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER!ufitreceived
by B. T. O. MORGAN,
lO4 Wood at*
LCAjK-KJ bags just received-, end for
rd&c2| KING & MOORHEAD.
Buckwheat f
sale by
Dwelling uoUSES for Rent.—a large House on
Second street. Also, a large House on Robinson fit,
Allegheny City. S. CUTHBERT A £ON,
dot2l • 140 Third fltroet.
CHILDREN'S FANCY SHOES, of new styles, jußt ro*
ceivcd at No. 107 Market streets • , m „
nor2o W. E. SCHIIERTZ.; .
ADIES’ FRENCH MOROCCO BOOTS and % BOOTS—A
new supply at No. 107 Market street.
uov2fr W. E. SCBMERTZ,
n KNT.’S, BOVS’ AND YOUTHS’ CALF, KIP- and COW*
VX HIDE BOOTS—A large assortment of the tory best
Quality. *n,irranied. Prices unexcepiionable. • •'
DO t2o IV. E.- SCHMERTZ.
I hLAIDS, PLAIDS.—A. A. MASON &.CO., N 0.25 FlFTit
jf street; will open, this morning,' another beautiful as
sortment of all wool Plaids, bright colors. .. . . n0T29...
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.—SOOO Bay State, Empire,Waterloo,
Wntorrldt, mul other Shawls, just received.
nO v2o A. A. MASON A CO., N0;25 Fifth st.
PLAID DB LAINES. —Jußt opened this morning, at A.
A. MASON & CO-’S,No. 25Fifth street, 5 cases moronf
those ixautiful Plaid Do Lainea, brilliant colors. [nov29
CILOAKS AND TALMAS.—A. A. MASON i &). will ex
/ hibit, this morning, aDotbcr lot of Ladies’. Cloaks and
Talmas, of tbo most fashionable styles and materials. [u29
VELVETS —2S pieces, assorted colors, just we’d at
nov2o A. A. MASON & CO.’S, No. 25 Fifth fit
BONNETS, BONNETS.—2OO Silk, Satin and Volvot Bon
nets, of the latest and most fashionable shapes. •
nOV 29 A. A. MASON & CO- 25 Fifth SL
OA BARRELS BWEET POTATOES JUST RECEIVED at
£\) nov2B Bt* T. C. IOS Wood BL;
SOAP— 30 boxes Palm,
10 do Castile, .
6 Jo Almond,
2 do OUtc,
2 do Candla,. .. .
60 . do Toilet'acd Fancy; for sale bj: - ;
J..D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street,
BVf, FLOUR — ■ ? .
, 250 sacks B. \V,Flour, SOlbaeach;. - , •; •
25 do do 25 do , on band, and
for pale by _rnov22l KrBK PATRICK A-iIERHONB.
1KL1) PLASTER— 84 barrels “Canal Mills, Brie” bram
on hand, and for. sale by ii '' ' , L . '
novS* KIKKPATBICg & HEXmOKS..
/'I KIRIN APPLES—IW.bbU ,
\jC ndv22. KIRgPATEIOH nERBp^S.
>zea OUUlicotho hai
l oncHbrwdeby
nova '
KIRKPATRICK Altßßl
nnHR BESI' lIAIE LTE is cdatadorosjtfor fiaio at t
1 Drng Etoro of O. H. KEYBER,.-
novgi' corner YJcrgtp valley
LOUTU A BKO.,
m Bar. Iron, and small Xrqjj of, aR descriptions; and
make; idso, tbc finestqnollty afltoopa, Bounds out Squaiua.
CSF Lears orders foclron ln;thp;bpj*:a£the city Post
OfflOe.-!-: * *^,r t - . Y -Vi .
-\C
*«»-**•'* *
• ; 3"
WIHTEB ABEAHGBHEKTB.t
18*3. P^^@^8 1803 -
the raiiSBTiiTABU raliTboai>.
T HI}Fast Mail Train will leave the Passenger Btationon
Liberty street evsry.mornlng at 9 o j
at all tile regular stations nntberoad, and arriving o
Philadelphia the noxt morning at” oldock, connecting with
tho trains direct to New Yorh,also eonnasUng at Harris- ]
bUrg with the.trains for, and arriving in Baltimore at 7 o -
d Train leases the station every evening at ’
etatlcmsontbe Pennsj lvanla Rail
mu) ami to Philadelphia and. Baltimoro.. .
leave every oAernoon at:
5l <?dcS“SwSrat all regular stations, and running:
° in Pittsburgh at 5.10, and 8 o',
d cars, will be charged :
cam in addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company have no agent. - -in w
No notes of a less denomlnaUon than five dollaw wm nt
received in payment for tickets, except those issued by tne
Banks of Pennsylvania. ... , .a™
i®* Norma—ln ease of loss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal taggage only, and for an
amonnt not exceeding $lOO. • . . , ,
B. The Excelsior Omnibus Lino has boon employed
to convey passengers and baggage to and from the Depot,
at a charge not to exceed 12J4 cents for each passenger,and
„ «s«t ;
- At the P. B. R. Depot, on Liberty street.
nttsburgh t November 30 t 1658. •
A(J AZINEB FOR DECEMBER.—Godoy’s, Graham’*,
and Petersoa’B. • ~
Health Trip to the Tropics; by N. Parker WUa. .
Thb Old Doctor; or Stray Leaves from my Journal; being
sketches of the most Interesting reminiscences of a retired
Physician. _ , , . ..
Harry Harson, or the Benevolent Bachelor; by tho au
thor of “The Attorney” , - :
Charles Aaohester; a Memorial • . „.
•Por sale by H. MINER A CO.*
- nov22 No. 82 SmlthfleJd street.
ITVTLIrSELL my miexpired lease (fourteen yuan) of a
Lot, Mtuate on O’Hara street and Spring alley, in the
ITifth Ward—4o ft fronting on O’Hara street, and running
back 100 ft.on Spring alloy, on which la erected a four
Btorled'Brlck House, 40 ft. square, with a fhuhe,.twq stories,
CO ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to. carry on any
branch 6f manhacturingbnrfness*' Being engaged In man
ufacturing In the country, I offer the above for sale., In
quire at No. 425 Liberty street.
~belB:tf
SCOTIA’S BARDS.—“ The throne and sceptre of England
will-crumble Into dust, likfijthose.of Scotland: and
Win tor Castloand Westminster Abbey will Uo in minis ns
poor nnd desolate as those of Scono and Jons, before the
fordß of Scottisb sonff wiUeeaso to reign in the hearts of
men.’*—Ed wjl£H Et ebet? . .
A splendid volume. Tor g . DA7KON) ,
65 Market street, near 4th ah
ONNKXfI, BONNKTSv—A. A.MABON & CO., No. 25
Fifth street, will exhibit, this morniug,;2sO Velvet,
Silk end Satin Bonnets, of the latest styles and mortftsb
lonable colors. 1 ' ' - novZl
a LVAOASi“JustreceiTed nt A. A. SIASON & CO.’S, No*
jj\ 25 Fifth street, 150 ps. Alpacas, of every color and
quality. . ~ . novSl.
ITriDK SILK fotr pa. extra Bne, splendid
W : finished Black Velvet, for Ladies' Cloaks, just retfd
nov2l . . , A. A. M*SON.& 00., No. 25 Fifth st.. .
DAKCIITG ACADEMY, at WABHIHGTOH HALL.
Young Ladies Childrens’ Classes* ;
I WOULD respectfully inform tho public, and Young
Ladies especially, that I intend commencing my. Class
for Ladies in the latter part of the present week, and would
most earnestly request all who may wish to attend, to give
in their names, and join with the commencement of-the i
: Class. Also, the Class for Children was commenced on Bat- ■
arday last; 10th inst, and will continue every Saturday af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock. Parents who may wish to have their
children taught a becoming, easy, graceful maimer and
walk, and a light, natural carriage In dancing, would please
send their children; so as to .have them common ceai once.
For further particulars, enquire at the Hall, on Wo'xl st.
nov22 CTTKISTOPIEEE A. HCMANUS.
ADLKS’.dJLOTH CLOAKS.—We invite attention to our
larce and splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks end
Velvet Talmas; [nov2ll ~ . A. A. MASON A CO.
rs-ijmiMVxna TRIMHINOa^—A. A. MASON & h'o.
JL 25 Fifth street, are now exhibiting; one of the-latest
assortments of Trimmings ever offered in this dty, of all
the most feflhlonable Styles, and of every color. fnor2l
KSKOB PITTSBPItQH STOCK—IO shares for sale by
•' AUSTIN LOOMIS,
novtft' No. 92 Fonrth sti
*I7RBSH CRANBKBBIE3—Just received and for sale at
r tbe FamPv Grocery and Housekeepers’ Btoreuf - , ,
nov!s .< ; ' - BAILEY & REHSHAVi;
YJfOOL LONG SHAWLS.—A. A. MASON AXO., No. 25
W> FlFTH'street, have on hand over 5000 Wool Shawls
of every quality. • - :
rno LET—A large Three Story DWELLING HOUSE,
| situated on Second street, near Wood; contains twelve
rooms. Possession on the Ist of DecembernexU
*B. CUTHBERT & SON,
140 Third street._
HE GREAT WOliK ON INFIDELITY.—A PBIZE US.
SAY, by Pearson. of Scotland. Ila Aspocts,Cansesona
Agencies. for caleby 3. S DAVISON,
novlO V -..■•'i6s'Sfarkefc»trect t pettr4that.
KW BOOKS JO ST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.—SUIi
man’e Visit to Europe. : ' • j
City Architecture, or designs for dwelling houses, stores,
hotels, Ac., Ac 4 20 plates. :
Godey’s Magazine for December.
Graham’s do do
WEALD’S SERIES.
Treatise on the Art of Painting on Glass.
• Do on Bteam and Locomotion.
•Do on Steam Boilers.
Do on CWn Engineering.
• Do on Agricultural do.
Do ou Blasting and Quarrying of Stone.
Do •. onManufacture of Bricks and Tfles.
•Do ' on Masonry and Stone Cutting.
•Do on Well-digging, Boring, Ac.
•Do on Limes, Cements, Mortars, Ac.
’ Do ; on Foundations and Concrete Worts.
Do .: on Architecture. 1
Do , cn Tubular and other Iron Bridges.
Do .on Worming and Ventilation.
Do : onMechonfcs.
Do on rerspectiro. ,
Do on Drainage and Sewerage ofTowns, Bondings.
Do on Construction and Repairing of Boob.- -
• And finndry others. Forsalany
uot22 B. T. C. MORGAN, 104 Wood st
•CF
10FF1SE —60 bogs prime Rio;
20 4 * Laguayra;
20 M Old; Gov. Jara. '
J. Ti; WILLIAMS,
I*OR FARMS, BUILDING LOTS, AND DWELLING
' HOUSES- on rcasonabls teniia, call at the Heal Estate
Offlco of a COIHBKBT A SON,
abTIS . : 140 Third street
BOXON MILLS IIOIIINY AND BXEUP—Rac’d fresh,
and for polo by BAILEY ARKNSHAWj
noTIO ••..••2S3liberty ntywi.
rr n ( » Plus LEAD received per gtcamer Return, and &r
OUu solo by ALEXANDER GORDON,
noTlfl • " 134 First street
BWELLINU UOUSESFOK SALE.—A good, weU arran
ged BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with lot 24 feet
front, on Fourth street, abore Roas, by 80 feet deep. Price
ALSO-—A three story' BRICK HOUSE, situated on St.
Clair street, a few doors from Penn. Price $2,800.
Terma cosy on both of tho above. • ; • _ ■
3 B.CUTHBERT k SON,
140 Third strict. _
TAOUIIM WAKD I’ROPKIITY—A comrortnhio BRICK
< DWHCLING HOUSE FOR BALE, Bituatci) on Fourth
Btreot,:noar Ross. .XhoHouaolatrcll nmngedlbr eomlort
Tto Lotia 21 totimntfcy-86 M deo P .
PiicoJSQQO; transcoay. : 8. CHXHBEM.ft_BON,-
norio , ; No. 140 Third Btreot.
BALE—THIRTY AUKKBOF ti&ODND, nearjlie
X; Butler Plank Itoad, on which teerfccted a Slekle Fac
tory, 40 by 23 feet, one story high; also, a Building con.
nected, 18 by 18 feet, and a Dwelling House, 20 by 70 feat,
one story high, with stone basement and olghtrooih*, fin
ished in good style; largo Stable, - 20 by 11
Frame Stable, 13 bv 18 feet Twenty Acres good Bottom
Land; balanw good Timber.* This property will be Bold
10w,«.d0n goofunns.-Apply 10- OMAs MOFFm .
Post Bcdidlngs, Fifth street
OR SALK—43 AGIUSSOF LAND, in Sewic kloy Bottom,
3/ c f milo from tho Ohio andTennaylvauia Railroad,
oa t£a Big SbwlckleyCreek— 2l ncreßgood Bottomland;
tht> balance well timbered. This property will bo sold
chcas,>anlon Rea! Katcto Ag't, ' 1
Poet Solid Ings, Fifth street
E 0» SALE—A HOUSE-AND LOT, on Samson street, be
tween Federal and Bearer strocte, In the Becond Ward,
Allegheny dty.Lot SI by 82 feet,-with a good Bride BuUa :
tog, laid by 33 feet, containing all rooms and cellar. .
GOODBUILDINQ LOT, 80 by 20 foot, with a
twelve feet aUey alongside This Lotaffl be jMldlow,and
on good termß,: Apply to THOMAS MOPFITT,
“ni?3 ■ Real Eatata Agent, HlUi at, Pont Bnßd’g.
UIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOCK— 2
iSrfstJanSby ... AUSTIN WOMIB,
ucUj No. OTFoorthst.
40 %^ DIWAUUELANI> AUS™ LOOMIS,^
octia No. 62 Fourth at.
A nnLBB. FRESH CORN MEAL ; „ . ; i'
4-HU doolbs Extin Hailed Buckwheat MeaL _ *
■ Redd and for Bale by. BAILEY A RENSIIAYi ,
ocai ■ 253 Liberty etreet.
O IlAltPattUHO VKOPKUTSf—i'OK iSALK,a DQuMeUrick
O IIODSK, of two stories, Fuit&ble for two tenants; each
nart finished, with a cellar, kitchen, and four rooms. The
foils 83 feet front by 100 deep. -Will be gold at a bargain.
battEN-ANU PINK APPLE OHEESIS just received, the
tha market, by BMtCT & RIWBHAW
A Lf KINDS Oi'UULO, BU.VEK AMD DANK NOXISS
JxmabiL sold oiid.MCcbanKed by .. > .■ ? • -•: r
od&\ • A. WILKINS A CO., Banker®,
itn W States Bank Bulldibg, N 0.71 Bonrth at, Eittfibnrgb.
ir«XY WAURAKTS—SSOO WANTED by ' . ■' tV ,
CX oet2o AUSTIN IflQMlg,No.92Soorthst
lOwiSlKDbf 3 '
' tetM - ' 1 ui No. 02 Fourth nt.
UILMA'O LOTS.—Ten Halt or grtmM, sltuatota Now
Trov, fr»uUng un
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4 rMASOiTTcO., NO.SS mb Btreovw.l opatfon
MAfl. ’ ' ; -V • . ••- =—-
■ ■ -Xaie-iterisoa A Arpow.
npWMKIAI^XUOUn.
S-MOOaHEAP.
V^riNDOW-GLASS— yuo boxes BxlO»,iyxl^,MUl lUrll,
Oo.'a
.;,■ npv9,-;••■••..i• • •-••'• ■•:•'•'• • : -•
x adies’ cloth
T ONS BBOUKB SUAWI.B.-A. X: tIASUS 4 Lttj
TSsKmetrect, will open, this s^njUd
ifttYvtthe&bOTe;, r -: "■'y [ .'_ )'\<±y " 1 •--—r —— J —.
ltfefisrg. a. S&ioffel. & Co., '
MANn-PiOTUBEIIS OVFJKE PE 2S )^. BA • • ’
' Doors and Iron
ANtiM »11-Miwmß #amlt tl>o noefidty Of the oboyo
no SwltoUon'ln Tocom
■sesSSis
etylDt astt fourth and JFlflh, Pitta.
JBgfr Bl^ n»pS&l A J > BHROFFJEL & CO,
tS- iwdlos (wm ?j^ Ea nmemSON A CO., .
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EDWARD PAPER.
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DYSI'KPHIA,
KHKUJHTJHM,
BCiwrUM
-.uien COSipUlKf, if.
FROM THB METHOi’OX.Ta.—P«3 It erotiftdf I*t Ihn &f<
flirted boxrtbo glad tidinj*! ThSj U but tbo frutlmiait of
tbouiamls: -*
. WmiHCiiEV M»yi IT, ISJS.
Meisrj, Mortimer *& ifoicbray—Gentlemen; : Hating bets
offilctod with Liv» Complaint of Im years standing, I berg, '
by, forth? bexmfitof the afflicted, toko great pleasure \ntsu
nbunciogth&t after using a fow bottles of yosr.Usmploa
Tincture, I found it had accompltelted a perfect tfure, t
hare tteed different thbdfclncs from time ,to time, but haro v
uerer boon abi<vto account for any apparent.good; and ft!*
a blessing tonlrlcken humanity to find Chat that medldnof*
found which possesses Vu tcomlrouipower of prtlohtfnff'kiS’ -
man life. Tho many rnroi it Ims wrought is & sufficient
..guarantee of the becofieSal requite whlchuiay beexperfea
ced from its uw. : Your*/respectfully,.-
J. Cert An* flat.
LITER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY,
: f Extract prom James Harris, &2-’i Letter. Alexandria, Ya,]
I After epoaklng of womlerfulcareson blraM>lf,be says
Mrs; 11. has been suffering with *ho liter complaint and
with Inability, cousdnhtly complaining, from Weakness
through her whole system. She now onjoyß better health
than for thirty years, teing nnUrely restored by the. ussof.
Iftunpion’a Vegetable Tincture.” , " . '. v
• ;;; DISEASED .SIDE. BREAST, EYES.
(Extracl cf a. Letter from J. CnmAt t £it],, Loudon Cb.> Fa,]
' “Alywife has 4 been for years afflicted- with great Weak
ness* pain In tho breast, side and bock; palpitation of ths
heart; faeblmiess’df the,nervous system; loss, of appetite;
combloxibn fiollow; -the eight of ond eyo aimwit'flotte,iha
other very weak. Tam pleased to say, Hampton's Tlnctujo
has restored her to perfect health. lior oyca oro as good
now RSfcver they wore.” •-■ vtl __ .
I RHEUMATISM,- 58 YEARS. :
I Mrs E Bagwell, of Virginia, suffered from-Rhoumatlfiia
from her 12th to ber-GOth year of ago; nbtimes .-entirely,
I helpless. Being wealthy,ebecniployed the VstmedlcaVnt-
I tentlon, and tried many moiUcincfl, but was cured only by
SanP %& OKS* RHEUMATISM,
I The wife of Thomas M. Yeaklo, 78/Pearl street,
I great sufferer Tor eight years, nestorod to perfect health
Iby Ifamptbn’s Vegetable Tincture. •
I y V MERCURIAL IUIKUMATIBM. - • '
| Mr. Jarrelt Plummer, 168 East Baltimore street, suffered
I this disease intensely six years; coulduot steep; dreadful
| ulcers formed on bin limbs, from which splinters of bono la
-1 sued; '. Tlis physician pronounced him incurable; but Harap
! ton’s Vegetable Tincture cured bim. .
“ hereditary scrofula. .. .
A boy in tho family of tbo Hon. W. P.-.-TbomaMOtt, one©
member of Congress from Kentucky, was a mass of aorea
from head to.foot.. Ills eyelids turned Insido outt protru
ding orer the eyeballs so as to produce blindnear .Ho ru.
cored by Hampton'» Vegetable T^Jictwe,^-
' DTBPBP3IA, NKItVOUS DISEASE, Ac.
Mr. Vm. Oldham, of tho ttalUmoro CnstooHoußt, suffer*
ed these complaints for eighteen months, with body and
mind seriously affected. Ho was cured by Hampton’s F<p*
(tabU Mixture, after.other things failed. .■
_ COUGH, CONSUMPTION, Ao> .
Mr. Henry,o. Winn bad a cough for Are years, great
weaineP3,&a;baa, in aU,flveor.Blx pbyaidani; tried all
their remedies, butwes cured only by ■ ■.■ ■ ;
VEGETABLE. TINCTURE.
jpg* jor poJo, wholesale find retail, at th® Png Store of
Dr. GKO. It KETBEB, 140, corner of .Wood Btroet and Vlr*
gin alley.' Also, by J. V. FLEMING, Allegheny. [nq23:d*w
IE BASHING'S LACE OF BODY BEACE.
' ‘ To* Braco of Dr. Banning
Is now got up in a inuohim
_— >C5^ ; • jptoK proved form, and Is worn by
• 7j hundreds of persona for the
t\ y * j/t ‘ M curoand prevention of Focal,
’SA NaEEEpZSSw M Pulmonary, DytprptiCr Iter*
xV ' jjP\- /Ji vow/. Spinal, ttmalA, UU
\\ ' -Ufa* ffl ' -tine ana-.Childlxd WEAK-.
Vi H XESSES, each a« Prolapsus
■ Uteri, Chronic Dlarrhcao,
■ ,h 'V4Jall T i • Draagii’g of the Bowola,
Flip's, Fistula, 3111 k Leg, and .
Enlarged Veins. .Essays, descrlptlvo of Ususo,jaay be had.
otmy Store,frttbof charge- .. . • • ■ •. , • „• j
ear* i also keep Fitch’s, Choplaa,Jacksons, Mrs. Bettar.
nnd Vanbom’s SUPPORTERS; also, TRUSSES of every;
kind; Lace Stockings, Suspensory Bandages, ond every **-.
tlety of mechanical appliances used in tho euro of .disease.
I would respectfully Invito the attoatlon of physicians and,
others to tho above articles. : . -
For sale at , Dr. U. 11. KEYSRIi’S DRUG STORE, :
i; .110 Wood street. -
N. B. —Persons in want of Trusses, can have them sent
to any part of the country, by stating whether for tho right
or left side, ond sending the measure roaml tho body, [nol
-J350 :■ Howard .
WILL be paid to any person, who wlHboy
ttbox of 3Jr TKEREL’S.IIBALINS OlNT
|j| \\ MENT, and use •It according to directions,
they will call, at my ofllco and say with
l& I a clear consdeneo, that it will not con •:
JjagW -eirfely cure Chapped Hand s,Chiblalna,Chai»
./. : ting T Soto Lips, Barns end Freeses, Sores
cn Children, and greatly alleviate, If.not
■ ’ entirely euro Saltrneum, Piles, Inflamma
tion of the "Breast, Bites oMnsects, Pimples on the Face,
and all Diseases of tho Skin. - MONROE TERREL,
Naogatacfr, Conn.
For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr.KEYSEB,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G. SMITH, Birmingham; Mrs.
B. HOLMES, Temperanceville; D. M. CURRY, Allegheny;
WM. SEIBERTA BRO-,477 Penn street, Pittsburgh; U)fr
ENZ & WIGHTMAN, Pennsylvania Glass Works; SABTL
;RTRIL Allegheny; WM. SMlTH,Lawrencerille; LUKB B.
DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG A
LEWIS DALZELL & CO., Sharpflburg; STEWART, LIX)YD
& CCkT Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W. HANNKN.Man
: Chester.
jy2s:d*wy
T'vß. TEliltEL’S UKALINU OINTMENT will tm Salt
| .| >honm(Tetter), Chilblains, Common Sores, Ohappodor
Cracked Hands, Barm or Scalds, Cota or Woonds, Plles,ln-
Gemmation of the Breast, Bites or Insects, Sore Mpa, Plm
pies on the Vice, anil Breaking Out and Sores on Cmldran,
and all Diseases of tho Skin, quicker and turar than any
other Medicine. _• •
For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr.KEYSEB,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J. O. SMITH Blnnlngham Drag
Btoro;WM. SEIBERT ft BRO., «7 Penn strMt; LOBENZ
4 WIGHTMAN, Pennsylvania Glass Works; Hrs. B,
HOLLIES* TcmperanttiriUo; 7>. M-CURRY, Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; ipl. HMITIT, lanronce
villo; LUKE B. DAVISON. East Liberty; SPANG ft Wu
Stewartstowu; LEWIS DALZELL ft CO., Sharpsbureh;
BTEWA3IT LTsOYD & CO-, Mechanics* Iron works; J.w.
HANNEN,Manchester.-
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tw-t u A single box of. Dr* TERREL'S OINTMENT will
J\ . keep nny mackjraith’s,.*'annoT , e, Sallows, or Mechan
ic's hands, let them cbap or crack ever eo bad, sound and m
cood workinß order all winter. ■ •.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TKRREL,
jy2s:(Uwy • • • • .—Naugatuck, Conn.
Private Diseases*
«DB. BKOWK, No. 41 Diamond Alley, De-■ : ■ j*
Votes hisentireattcution to an office Practice.
TTU horinesa is mostly confined to .FWtaie ' -Rfe*
Verurtal Diztaztt, and such painful <2£i>
bronehton by imprudence, youthful Indulgence anaexceaa.
Syphilis, Syphilitic
Urethral Discharges, Impurity ofitbe Blood, with all Ws?a*
ees of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Brop*
Mercurial Diseases,Seminal weak*
' nesSrimpotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Watofefis,
• Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula m
Ano, Nervous Affections, .Pains in the Back and
. tatkmof the Bladderond Kidneys, suftcessfaHy treated/*-
years’ practice (six In this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer of a speedy cure to all who may come xm*
Private Consultation Booms, 41, Diamond allay.
. moderate. ' ; ; noTfed&wly .
RHEUMATISM.— Dr. Brawn's newly discovered, remedy
&r Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Remedy tot
that painful trouble. It never falls; -
Office an if Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOSDf
Pittsburgh, Penipa. The Doctor Is always athome., -
plait£k23aiAw. ■ ''' •• - ;
•vr EW MUSIC! NEW Mtisior—Flown aroßlwpiag;
_£S • by Thomas Baker. - •
’Twaa on a Sunday Morning. ; , _, iM . . ■ v
The Flower of the Field Waltz; by D’Albort—with color
ed frontispiece. .
SenigHo Schottisch jbr Francis Brown.
, Katydid Polka; by Jullicn. „ lf ,«». 1
Jallien's Musical Tout in America"—collections of thane?
. and popular compositions, as performed at hla Grand
Qcadrilles; by Charles D*Albert.
| Lake Lucid Quadrilles. ;
I Line Galop—with iUnminated frontlspleoe.
I Moonlight Quickstep; by N. Sddlo.
| Wedding Schottiscb. : ■
l PrimaDonna Waltz;-by Julllen. . .• .....■
| Remembrance Waltz; dedicated to the “Oakland Fe
| Just received by Express, and for sole by
I decO. CHARLOTTE PLUMB, llSWoodat.
KW BOOJiHI «EW BOOKSU MIW liOUKSI!!—Ihi>
Potlphar Papers Illustrated. Cloth, 88 cents.
A Month In England; byllcnxy T. Tockerman. 75 cts.
; QoldenDreams pnd Leaden Itca«Ue3.o;Cloth,sV- y, ;
No. 6 Glasgow Mechanics Joiirnal..v2s cents.- -
Part 6 the PmUeal Draughtsman* S7*£ "
. popular Educator for December. -
Illustrated SlnKazlne.of Art—December. 12J4- . y
The Twin Brothers, or the Victims of tho PxossrOaOg; by
Edwin P. Roberts. ;2&;cents.- /~r ' , ~
Cassell’s Natural History. .Parts.. 2&ccnte. . , v
Jnsfcieceited anil for. Sale at' • t .
° ■ Wi'A- QILDENFENNEY * CO.’S,.
1 TflPourth gtr&ot
JiillU HAWOIiTU* : corner , of lHamond amL IHiuao'ntl;
alley, wishes to infbm hla <mriomers and tho pabjlo
generally, that he is uott receiving a largonnd choice aster
tlan of GROCERIES, each aa chclce Toang Hymn; tap**,
rial fine-BouchOng, NlDgyong,-Qplongt,
Congo,and scented Owngc.Pekoo.T£Aa;^McKhiv,OldJttvn
COFFEES; fine SUGARS’Mid BYRD PS; Bunch,
Cluster, Valencia, Bun and Sultana RAISINS jJreihOUßrv
I RANTS: preserved Citron, I«mon and Orange reels ;jf*P**
riot French BRANDIES ;Fart, Maactav,_T c noriffo. Cto
-1 pttjmo, Lisbon,' ShorryenJ MslcKi WINESr tojjetherwlth
[ S general eseortment of pure S WCES—all o( nhich ha is
I deterzolacd to sell at pnchuXOtV PEICES that cannot ha
i yat fry any other Store Ini, tho city. • . upti7-
neal Estate* for Satc.
THE LOT AND WAREHOUSE, situate on Wood street,
•Pittsburgh, Flfth rtrcet and Virgin alloy; oc*-
coolodlstolybrßTCnlly&Co.'ttSftGlassWatchoosed ...» *
i T.RAwA. Lot, on the Monougahela river 1 , In the Eighth;
Ward, Immediately above tha Rolling Mill of Miller,
Church A aiVbptbf about tbariter.
ALSO—A lot in Allegheny Bank Laue, occupied
by tarroh A.Crlswell os a Cotton .
... Terms easy. ; Apply to .; JOSEPH K.NOX,
nov2lamss : . Attorney at Law* 71 Grant street,.^
» Mnatc UooUs tt 7 »
THE Christian Minstrel: by J. B. Aikoti. rrico7o ctft.)
- per dozens?, 50. -‘* > ■ •- • ■' • A
. -The Juvenilo Minstrel: by Ji B. Alkoh; Prlco 37}$: per j
d0*0n53,76. ' r ’’ ; ' 1 "
The Sacred Mclodeon: by A. S. llaydon. Prico 7&i.per
by B, F.Whito &E. J. King. Price 7
per dozen $8,40. ■■•■■■• • ..
* The Ohio Harmonist: by AtexanderAuld. Price C 2; per v '
r down $B,OO.- • • ' s • JfS^i
pTßabbalh School Qcms:tiy J.S A. CrolUshnnk. Prt»37)s
brndwen s3*so. ...,v - ‘.7
1 The New Carmlnn Sacra. 'IMco7&; fcß.BQ.’For
L sales.by/;: •. •.B. T. C. MORGAN, 104 Wood street. . f
1 oct22 Ar-i?: EPnlonand Dispatch, copy.} : 1 V ,J*
OutcU fialboUß Roqts h Ae*,' ::- [
rpHB subscriber has received direct from Harlem his sup*
| piy of ch(rfco Tulips, Crocus, Poonea^uud
other Flower Boots for full planting, and for ■winter bloom*
io&fn pots and glosses; l Lawn Orara Seeds for fall sowing;
which make a fine, close, smooth turf,
niog Ihsirurpehts, Harden andrunning t lmpi emcnt3^ of the .
most approved construction, at Eastern prices, from the.
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, -lOTifth street. ; '... •\ .. -
ffrfyfl JAMES WAKDUOP. ’
- - Fruit Trees anti Bttriibber)r« • i
fT\fffi:sabscrlbor' offers'-for. sale i;choica assortment <vf ■
•j. J iviffOTOua Pear Trees,' bothdwarfiJ and stand*
ar a teiiring niro; New Jersey re&Ch/Pluroa* |
Cqrnmts, Raspberries* and.
other firaitsv £y?^jteehfl, ;: Tulips-and Crocus . r
Roots, ihr the firin atul garde n‘, of'the most epprore 1 con* v
ytVnettcm, from'tiny Efeed and Horticultural Depot, 49laU },:
plreet.'-- '- -
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fctefcfon ilie Bart R}ter:‘lMailltMi. , it Fhllraoptrtn me*
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