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r-' 1 t , 'c, , '“4 l;i V'l t^‘- r ‘eJ'gZ making wrought iron
feS k S "-•'V'-’ J.tW'l jron a few ideaa on (ho s
C -‘;' '•< i ‘‘";•?CVj after hating been in o<
.;.„ >. { venders of the patent
of ‘he iron and nails,
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i Bee any large mil
, '&S>S{!»ilfcKiC2f'- ) s}>j£«*r:fj'j,+,ijJ,« 1 andyoodiron, but a foi
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to Bell righta by. Much
le, m extremely weak and
. right tendcra will eometi
apimy $B,OOO worth of hi,
as 'C% 1 ij % Jsifv?'' '• :\' & “V-:iV}--] ! f hiß-namo in getting np a c
*k (\J: <X« oloacd you wilt find aomo c
rr iyfvSr'fx Liv'e^f* y? !Ji‘ f rPJ't'U' r '’■ «t 10 f BCtoI 7 of Norton, Aches,
X'XortX^X-% 1 '; “ on will perceive, are very b
VlVi t>c »'?)c L f'-V„'* I '"T v/=’ ''--^-A'mS 1 ; vaa made at Fox’s, back of!
ore. Try one of the,
Z- vf 1-.14j W ; ,^ rt ,''<] it goes. The blooms lost 1
ft light heat on them, nod th<
, Hoorna worthies, for n
lips, don’t cheat the natives
f &?‘. f S’* - >'Ot expose the ban,bug.
vtl«?isi,i •;/'■) :{sfe;hl i! 'iZfi™. o.t .’*is,1 lj .1 A Bituation for a poor he
it without a home or relatives
| a - aa ‘out active boy, and ha
■ ler fbe management of horses.
! 16 wbo may want a boy to d
- will please leave word at t’
possible, and relievo the
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tV-rX, jr „ f.'rftl' w e hnvo seldom s&cn q
iittnt ihr ° ngr,f c,irdtht!i
i|ri;, JJ ■ £li,v;G tended the Fair last evccii
JBos - Passavant’s Infirmary. I,
- rio rail- EuiTons or the Post—
»1;'"' 1 .3? i" 1 . . 1 tor tho time for the election of <ie ;
' SI : SC2 - - 1 a > i'C'?X3,S t '• '• * , t‘6,i- :i -'i; , b’3rl'' ’, 1 1 tho ox- oxodidate for Mayor, hr
1’ T. !f ; , , 0 ” of this dty is fixed for Sal
1)1 J! s ’ ing "“d ua <t-o interests of the
ftfh £?i^tvw 6 - d?Z ; ,fe?'(7^s 'C- Tho on- aspiring to sneh a dignill
;r» v f.J ■ $33,225,- "face, should bo men of
?V t£r efiS/iftt.- 'irA «d fbt’'i'‘Z “ judgment, stern and inflej
• a , tion of the law, giving no
r^'- ; y c 'i%i§?ie, l ' : blj f n' r ' Xjij- ,^ J ,?.- ” n demand sct at (] e fi aDo6 onr man ici
Jayss-hildij!s*?’s§Jttdyt-^“ 1; 1 c* s V.’,■ r , 1 telieved that qualifications will be fonn
cy will bo in Andrew Scott, of the Fiftl
>'-1 ’I able Western * P r ? cli «’ b.mi
'£ * ‘*> ,- ntieo, and got 0 f raan y of those in tho tt
* to completion.
N. York Post: --
jdS^,sis:e itf^V^P^.4j%‘lS£j*i'?>klA'.lS'i 1 ,•> ; Jto.tcoco Tnc L\tc Massackk c
J -f-.“ •■> J-J«» Morris, of the 0. 8. A,
SfS « Washington tho particuln
3 tfs c. r'nan M.coo 00 by Indiana, of a portior
i*rfc c^'fv;‘■rS'.S-l's-l '* *•• *** 00 surveying party, on th,
-SZT772 skya:
ifi,' ' —25, 62 1,505 lo On the morning of the
"""'' tA ~ -T. W. Gonnifon, with ft ]
l*‘‘*'‘*'£!‘«’ : ,*-z., ." ’ , party, an escort of sevei
Philadelphia, also p ott e r , 0 f jfanti, flB B ,
J'-zici - i i;=’c i l 7'-,' Sevier, for the purpose
t *{TC; 4' " wa9 ncarly CqUttl Tho same morning Ime
i p's'sSl’Z;' 7 ’ mr of my command fourteei
fi 3SL° there intending to ownil
- •; ®f’“° 620 Capt. Gunnison. On tt
180 from port ai n i *• M - lho Don ’
£f charge of the escort cai
> «S" C into camp. Baying that!
BM ' SC ° prised, and ho believed
'®' !? ' immediately proceeded
of tho condition of tbo the troops I had, in hop
ISii^&S 5 0 report of the Auditor party, or rescuing tho ’
jSSjaiSStef |oVjfe-;:T .iSK h. 1553: met three or four more
1 sets. caped, all of whom oonfi
517,464,058 42 hut I knew not who had
on, I reached at dark
:::::::::::::::::::::: -,obwso ll th« party had fallen.
' with arrow wounds, th
; 1 „ lated. I halted my cot
f’3%Vi's.iV.'-tjj rbV’-- ! ‘T l X f ''f'Xi* 3 ','-is ~!! J . TtE3 .. and waited until daylig
.V.V.V.V.V.'.V.".'.'."'.” Reaching tho vicinity t.
remaining corpses of
}**_'■ wero strlnned, and son
ca p‘- “° n wa!
> wounds, and his left i
- * v , t >, e„ , feldt had both arms enl
WtfSCte&.X ■' .f£^'i'£"~ : fi ttS t :'’J-''-’-- L «f om Now York, in tho Wash- by tho survivors is ai
: ■ reached the first pond
. s for November ehow a great 26th instant, and encai
■ iUfacture of money, notwitb- river, and at n bend 01
Xj^h^pWl, 1 *TfiiVc I? 7> "i*Si?«lf«-,'T (t,'i.y!j'’i’ 1 iney was so much in demand with willows; that th)
*• The figures nre os follows: and w cro > n lho »«*
li? *V -Z;.’; Z;t ; bi?U‘ litotes Mint Operation. te " ifio y ell wns raised
id Cost filter hy a discharge of nflt
Coined. In bars Deposited. Chined. The escort seized thoi:
> $032,508 $827,0-0 *283,000 $870, 000 i a ® 8 „„a e ,
l 4.950,513 none ..„. 100 000 were exchanged, whet
I.OOO of- gold only $932,508 was **"■ »?>«?[ ''“1“?,
i : v oney; $827,979 was turned into thc y nl ] * rlcll to r '‘ acl
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At Mint. F.iports. Wtmi, tf fo XM
590=8,938 S, 8 i Of U T °5-. E R g -H
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—— P»™*« Canlfield,
Kw- r v 4 ' 23,480,321 company A, mountei
: P ort9 of Ingots, a coneiderablo por- employee.
< KC e, i fc'i.t'V'S board from the California steamers; The Indians secnr
j cV-S the excesß caßfc at Philadelphia over barrelled shot-guns, i
greater than appeared in their figures, thousand cartridges <
. aat least $6,000,000 of ingots offering entific instruments (
'* market at a discount, at a time when the notes of tho surv
i 1 c ' aa wort !? P er ceDt P op month. Batch Mountains, anc
augh the inability of tho mint to turn it and topography bet
5 J J * Of tho money coined, it will be ob- this point.
- hat a lar e° proportion has gone into cir-
rXXXmi'XT: lV Z' XvZrfe 7 bi >■ fy threo-fourtbs, nnd nothing has pro- A legal definition
, a . i arg ,° clrou,atlon b,lt tho (Pobdity to tho trial „f Rennet,
il frecly ’ tho courts of Now ’
• ' ~ r "°'' who enjoys tho re]
»«,” iw in ansi 1
. SMWO Bbotbebs, Wood street, have for phrase means, "a
- the Prize Medical Money Soap, that took the than timo t 0 s P eDd !
Z r ‘foZ4{.;?~rrf. c.![S^^Cwi&^TiiV£f^ : j j V'',°« 3at tho ereat cxhibiti °n- It is an oxceUent Despatches from
SwVp 1- ole for use by those troubled with “chopped” New York assert tt
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-isss ssr- ’—"—* strnst
7^4 generally being lab
't&V&r'SC■ Masoh’s Leatoee Pueseuvatite.—Billy O’- improbable that n
* - tourkesaid, in his song, that he •■greased his days longer ’
orognes » before ho started to England; but the I‘®PP eMB tha ‘ C
B»fiof r s.h.« Md weha,eno Bth«. 8 th«. , I lrfM ».-
; ' Od X We nre told,however, that oar neighbor fhe Tnrklsh army
■,;>_- -/fi ’-' i. '-.•tZZ:-;'4V,O ‘iTS •*■?■ Db - Ketsee has the above named article for sale from Tnrtukai and
; -V Z 'Si f': X~. J \ Z-'-} Qt h!a storo, and we believe that it is a first rate ? h ® .? n J
».. .\-'i~-r''r'L< 'A'j" t '-'*. r V:~;i I *-v'-.--.Vi-'r article. though, it is said, 1
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X' \r’;-■.%&:<; *■>•■!■': -Z>-' i The-Usited States lemjwbated,—Wo have The building at i
Parts 6 and 7 of this Interesting publication. tlon, is converted i
She engravings and descriptions In this work are taiy bands perforn
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ClfilKAd PSHXIPS. P. GILLUOEC.
Phillips S Gillmoro, Editors ft Proprietors.
pxTTSßvnoia:
FBI OAT M0RN1NG::::::::::::;:DECEMBEB 10.
SOBSISQ POST JOB OFFICE.
Wo hare now employed in ooir Job Office an
unusaalsßumbßr of-excellent job printers, and
ore prepared to execute all orderswith neatness
unsurpassed, and with a speed that shall not be.
beat. ' j
HinPEHS* PHISXIXD OFFICE.
The New Tork Tima sets down tho loss of tho
Harpers, by tho recent fire in New Tort, at one
million four hundred thousand dollars, of which
$lOO,OOO wasV their buildings, the remainder
being their immense stock of publications,
presses, type, and the other materials of their
, ?ost publishing establishment. -.. We -understand
that the Insurance on tbo wholo amount is hut
$200,000. Tho mass of valuable stereotype
platea owned by thofirm ore saved, as they were
all packed away in the large street vaults.
The Jannary number of the magasiuo.wiU be
delayed a few days, inconsequence of the stereo
type platea and copy haviog been consumed.
■ The main thing needed for. the resumption of the
extensive business done by tho Messrs. Harpers
is machinery. If their presses had been saved,
their stereotype plates oonld b* put into imme -
diate use to any required extent. As it is, they
will be compelled to nso such presses nnd print"
log facilities,na they can procure for the purpose,
~ otlil a now- supply of presses can bo made,
which.will probably require four, or five months.
Tbo Times adds the following:
“Among many new books which -were con
sumed is Dr. Kane’s History of hie Arctio Ex
ploralions—a largo octavo, profusely illustrated
with engravings, which bad beonready for somo
days,-but Was kept book, until a larger snpply
could be secured. We bclievo that Henry Grin
nell, Esq., had receivod a copy of tho work, so
that it will not have to bo re-written, as well .as
re-ißsned. Several other books were in a simi
lar condition. Mr. Adams, the artist who did
the engraving for the splendid pictorial Bible,
issued a few years since, was half owner of tho
copies of that workwhioh were destroyed. Somo
ten days since, he was nrged by one of tho firm
to insure his interest in them, bat did not think
it worth while. - He was then offered $lO,OOO for
it, but declined. His loss will probably be not
far from $15,000.
Having 'suffered from a fire somo ten years
since, the Harpers had taken extraordinary pre
cautions lo prevent the recurrence of such a
calamity. They had a large steam-boiler in the
cellar; but with this exception no fire was ever
allowed.to be used about tbo building in any
form. Tho gas lights wero bo arranged os to bo
perfectly safe. All the buildings were heated
by steam-pipes; ■ wbieh had been carried, at an
expense of over $6OOO, into every part of them;
and. instead of the charcoal furnaces generally
used in bindery establishments for heating the
tools; gas burners had been provided to take
their places. Under these fire
was impossible, but for one of those accidents
which cannot be foreseen, and against which,
therefore, no provision con be made.
It is necessary to clean the Ink-rollers used in
the Adorns presses; and this con only bo done
effectually by employing catnpbene. In order to
render tbo nso of this perfectly safe, a email
room had been provided on the third floor of tho
lover building on Pearl street, adjoiniog the
press room, boos to he of easy qcccss from it.
TMa room bad been carefully lined with zinc,
and all the precautions taken "which seemed to
fnsureita safety. The campheoo used was kept in
shallow iron pans, and the paper, rage, &c-, with
which it was supplied, of course were scattered
nhont the room. It seems that a Plumber was
employed in this room on Saturday, to mako'
come repairs; ond in tbo course of his work ho
hod occasion to use a light. Ho lit an oil lamp,
and threw the match into one of the camphone
pans, supposing it to be water. It blazed up in
etaatly—set fire to the paper, rags, &c., with
which it was surrounded—burst through thepar
titions, and almost instantly Bwept with tremen
dous fury through the entire range of buildings.
This occurred at 1$ o’clock, and in less than two
honr% the ontiro establishment was in ruins.
Some twenty minutes elapsed before any engine
brought tbeir streams of water to bear upon the
flames, and then the oonfiagration hod becomo
too fierce to bo chocked.
Ohio aad Pennsylvania Railroad.
This company is winning an excellent reputa
tion for tie safety and regularity with which its
business is done.
We learned not long since that the Company
had appointed an officer.which we believe is not
known on other roads. This officer was to bo
entirely employed in looking np lost baggage
and freight, and return it to the several ownerß.
She gentleman appointed was well qualified for
each business; and wo have no doubt wonld
save the' Company from frequent and heavy lia
bilities, besides giving mnch satisfaction to tho
traveling poblio. In tho harry attending rail
road travel, changing cars, &0., volnabls bag
gage will frequently be left and lost; and a
faithful agent constantly employed in looking.up
such property and forwarding it-to tho owners
Wonld be a useful agent to the Company,, and
give the public increased confidence in the road.
We hope the Central road will employ a simi
lar agent We believe it wonld give much satis
faction to tho public, end be profitable for the
road. .
MOHIE’S MAP.
Wo would advise our citiiens to supply thorn
salves with this Map. We have no doubt that
all who examino it will pronounce it the best
they have seen—far the best It is tho lateet,
and therefore best. Mow States and Territories
ore being formed so rapidly; new railroads un
dertakenso continually; new discoveries so
constantly mode in regard to the geographical
features of onr continent, that nothing but a
new map will keep ns posted up on snoh sub
jects. This map is not only now, hut correct nnd
reliable; and-presents to theeyo and mind a
larger amount of information in regard to tho
North American continent, than was ever pre
sented by any map before. It presents, also,
the relative and central position of this continent
to Europe and Africa on one side, and Asia and
Australia and Japan on tho other. That alone
Is worth thaw hole prioe of the map.
The general reader, and the readers of news
papers,- who wonld understand the current events
of the times, should have this oheap and valu
able map.
major John b. gcthrie.
We. published ycßterday a very strong call
upon Major Quthrie, to become a candidate for
Mayor again; nnd his reply, consenting to do
So. Wo think tho city Cemocratio Convention
will have viry littlo trouble in deciding upon his
nomination.
We can eteot the Major, wo fool pretty cer
tain ; and.wo aro pleased with the prospects for
the democracy, at the next Municipal election.
If Major Gnthrlo is nominated, Mr. Volz will
hare a hard time of it.
CnanuN'B Auebioah Dbawiho Book.— Wo
' have received the first number of this work. It
is beautifully embellished with specimens of
drawings, aocompanied with instructions of great
interest to artists. It is published In New York
by J. S. Redheld.
Mbybi’s trmTEßsra. — We have received from
tbs publisher, Nos. 8 and 9 of thiß valuable work.
Wo havo frequently oommcnded thiß periodical
to tbe'public, andwe believe that the two num
bers before na are-the beat that we- havo yet
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WEEKLY HONEY ARTICLE.
The business of Pittsburgh is again unfavora
bly affected by the low stage of the river. The
largo class of boats aro still inactive, or employed
in tbo lower trade; and there ore probably n
hundred and Ceventy-fivo pairs of coal boats
waiting for a riso in tho Tiver to bear them to
market. Wo learn that coal is now retailed in
Cincinnati at mnoh higher rates than nro usual
at this season of the year. Another successful
ran of coal wonld greatly relievo the coal trait
here, ond the coal consumers in the South-west*
era cities. - We have no complaints of soarcity of
money hero at present, ond it is obtained at lower
rates than those paid a few weeks since. Tbo
fall trade has been considerably delayed by tho
low stage of water a large portion of the autumn
months.
Tbo earnings of tho Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for tho month of November
nnd for tho year, to December Ist, the post and
present year, have been as nnnexod:—
OHIO ±VT> PeWSTIVANIA Railroad.
Receipts In NoTpnrbflr, 1853.
Do. do. 1852.
.Increase * *
Receipts in 1853 to Not. 30.
- Do. . 1852 do
Increase......
: The receipts for eleven months of the present
year exceed the estimate of tho Chief Engineer
and Superintendent for tho whole year. The
estimate was $600,000, It will be about $070,-
000. It was estimated that $600,000, after de
ducting expenses, would pay a dividend of 7 per
cent on tho finished portions of tho work. Tho
estimates are made good, and a surplus of $70,-
OCO left.
: Tho road has cost, including its stock, build
ings, 'itc., nearly $5.000,000 —some $150,000
less, which will be absorbed in the improvements
the company is now making. About $2,000,-
000 of this is in stock, and $3,000,000 in bonds
bearing 7 per cent interest. Allowing $400,000
for tbs expense of working tbo road, which is
about forty-five per cent—a very liberal calcula
tion on a road so well built and favorably situa
ted—wo bavo not earnings to tho amount of
$500,000, or ten per cent on tho oost of tbo
whole improvement. The bonds, however, only
have seven per cent interest, and will absorb
$210,000, leaving $290,000 fortho stockholders,
or per cent.—-.V. Y. Ihrald.
The receipts of tho Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad for November, 1853, are as follows:
Passengers $18,253 £1
Freight, malls, Ac 22.557 M
540,050 60
Receipts for November, 1852.;
Passengers
Freight,- malls, Ac:
The business of the road is rapidly inercasiog.
The.receipts fool! months of 1853, were $384,400 CO
« 11 “ .1952, were 2RAOOI £9
Increase in 11 months of ISS3.
The steamer Ocorgo Law, from Aspinwail.
brought to New York $878,000 in gold dust, on
freight..
The shipment of specio from New York to
Europe was largo by tho last steamer that left.
Tho Star of tho West brought In over a mil
lion and a half of dollars in gold.
Tbe Nott York stock market was doll at lasi
dates, nnd money in an unsettled state. Com
mercial pnper, prime names* taken at 10 per
ccot; other good acceptances at from 12 to 16
per cent.
The Now York Pest says:
44 From tho 6th of August to the 12th Novem
ber, thn banks cnniinnci steadily contracting:
since tho latter date, they are again expanding
bum*. Rjy'rtc. Circtriion.
Anstxut 6 .$97,899.(517 *9.?4A.452 S9,MO.4Ci
‘November 12, R 2-552.409 12.823,67$ ft-257.f.29 M.5W1.007
Docamber 10. 85,703,023 12,493,700 9.075,70* fu^OTG
The exchanges between New York and Bos
ton and Philadelphia nee against this city, and,
consequently, we are losing Bpecio in those two
directions.”
The directors of tho Now York and Erio rail
road company estimate their receipts for tho
current fiscal year at ¥5,600,000; and tho ex
penses of transportation $2,600,000, leating
53,000,000 foT interest and dividends. Tho en
tire cost of the road is set down at $33,225,-
818 IG.
Western railroad bonds are opain-in demand
in the Now York market, nnd it ia believed that
after the first of January next money trill'be in
sufficient ahnmlancc tboro to enable Western
o
companies to dispose of their securities, and get
moans to push forward their Trorks to completion.
Wo tnko the following from the N. York Post:
Ship Ellon Foster, EhangfcaL doubloons. $10,020 00
Spanish dollars... I.IM &n
Spodw 5,120 00
Steamer Baltic, Liverpool, gold haw.— Ss6,Ci*4 $2
Mexican dollar* It,WO 00
English coin 008 00
CO to Dtvcnjb«r 10 60T.114 32
Preriouriy reported ~25,621,505 10
Total hr 1553 *24,619.819 51
The steamer Glasgow, from Philadelphia, also
took §lOO,OOO.
. The export of specie this rear was nearly cqua
to those of last year, namely:
Total since January Ift s24.Mo,inn
Same tins last year 21,68f> 620
Tho exports of merchandise from this port
last week:
Experts Janwot'k
Corresponding week of ISS2 8M.560
Wo furnish on obstruct of tho condition of tbo
08 bonks of Ohio from tho report of tho Auditor
to Monday, November 7th, 1853 :
Note* and Bills dlsoounUtl $17,404,058
Coin .. 2.250.461 65
K&tfern deposits.. 1,002,490 18
Other resources .. 7,080,690 01
Capital etoek.
Circulation....
Safety Fund..
Peponites
Other resources.
—StnibcmniJe ITeratJ.
A letter writer from Now York, in tho Wash-
Sngton Union says :
. The mint returns for November show a great
decline in the manufacture of money, notwith
standing that money wbb so mocb in demand
during that month. The figures are as follows:
United Slate* Mint Operation.
Gold Coat Filter
Deposited. Coined. In bar* Deposited. Cblned.
Korenjbor.S3.C3o,ooo $932,608 $827,970 $283,000 $870,000
Not. 1852.. 7,270,041 4.990,643 nono 100,000
Out of $8,680,000 of’ pold only $932,508 was
turned into money; $827,979 was turned into
bare, which aro sold nt A per cent, discount for
exportation. The whole deposites, coicago and
exportation since January Ist. havo been as
follows :
At Mint. Export*.
Depositor, gold 548,R44,3ft$
Coined 34.684,049 $9 028,936
Oast In togota 12,777,976 8,861,768
Foreign colna* 6,866,627
Tolal 23,480,321
Of tho exports of fagots, a coneiderablo por
tion wont on board from tho California steamers;
therefore, tho excess caßfc at Philadelphia over
exports is greater than appeared in their figures.
There was at least $6,000,000 of ingots offering
in this market at a discount, at a time when
money was worth I@2 per cent, per month.
This through the inability of tho mint to tarn it
into coin. Of tfao money coined, it will be ob
served that a largo proportion has gone into cir
culation, gay three-fourths, and nothing has pre
vented a largo circulation but tho Inability to
supply it freely.
Fleming Bbotuebs, Wood street, have for
Balo tho Prize Medical Honey Soap, that took the
price at tho great exhibition. It is an oxcellent
artiole for use by those troubled with “chopped”
hands or rough skin. It is made genuino only
by F. 8. Cleaver, London., We con recommend
it as an excellent article.
Mason’s Leather Preservative. —Billy O’-
Rourke said, in hiß song, that he "greased his
brogues ’’ before ho started to England; but the
kind of grease he used wo have not been inform
ed of. We aro told,however, that our neighbor
Dr. Ketser has the above named article for sale'
nt his storo.and we believe that it is a first rate
article.
S@“Tha Journal editor mokes a very unne
cessary attack upon tho Post in regard to the du
ties of the police. If he trill show in what men
nor we hare acted wrong, we will apologize.
Mr. Journal explain, if you please.
.573,427 17
40.275 93
~.$33,151 24
.$604,128 86
. 251,203 92
..$322,804 94
,-.516,354 29
14,003 70
<529,362 09
.... 811,187 87
$101,589 10
arsocects.
$23,803,580 10
lummn.
.... $7,017,971 00
10,717,330 60
..... 1.341.061 49
.... 6,734,045 40
3,003,107 71
$28,803,580 10
SOAPY SOAPS
\ '4;'f
The Tamff.—ln tbs Report of the Secretary,
of tbo Treasury, it is proposed that the follow*
log articles shall be admitted free of duty;
XiuTiiiso/ Article*. Amount Uvu'tduty
• iviporUiii ■■■tfelfoa.-
Arf<mlc. $330,823 $4,600
Ilarks used for MedMno and Tanning... 318,000 47,720
Brimstone...., 130,000 ' 29000
nooks 723,221 344,700
Mahogany,jjpd all Ornamental Woods
and Flra Wood 463,000 02,000
Brazil Woods, other Pyewoods in Sticks 355,880 17,000
Cochineal •. 414.000 41,000
Codilln, or Iletnp of Tow or Flax, cwt... 1,502,000 78,000
Cream of Tartar 811,000 00 000.
Engravings, Etchings, or Plato : 107,000 10,009
and Linseed 033,000 C 5 000
Hatters’Furs..... ......... ....1,027,000 162000
Italr .• ;. -353.000 35,000
India Rtabbor.... : .............. (.81,000' 03,000
Indigo ...,.1,281.000 .120,000
iToty ..... ..... 233,000' : 12,000
Linen ~8,897,317 - 1,760,000
Oils of-Palm, Cocoanut and 01ive......,;, . 455,000 80,000
Raw Ilides and Skins, of all kinds anl
In all condllions.. .'........5,941,078 207.000
Rags 082,837 : 00,000
Salt ~..^....1,050.000 210,000
Saltpetre and Potash. 1,309.000 • 97,000
RawSilk.ii... 7110C0 100,000
Spices of all bind*.. 802.000 . 310,000
Steel Bars, Cast Shenror German......... 2.718 000 427.000
Tin, in Plates or Sheets. 4,709.000 705,000
Tin. In Pig 5;.......... .• 724,000 30,000
Watchesjtor parts of Watches 3,217,000 321,000
Zinz, Spelter or Tetoneque G 2S i OOO - 02,000
Wines, except Champagne and Adulter
ated Wines... : 2114.000 -• 845.000
Opium 346,000 172.000
Sulphato of Quinine.."......,.. 223.000 44 000
Swift Ash .845X00 - 170,000
Wool worth less than ten cents per 1b... 674,111 201,000
IMPORTS F<te IS!*3.
Value. Duty.
Woollow S!!M3»3XH J 7.514.630
Cottons.: ... 26,681,830 6,058.337
ITempon G00d5..,...,, 479,171 05,634
Iron, andUnnufiicturo
of. ; 27,015,861 -. 3.104.609
Soßar. 14,967,770 4,496 333
nemp :.. 329,122 98.737
Palt- 100,059.432 211,880
Coal 470,010 147.003
Total ,$198,403,G09 $27,387,209
We received the following letter yesterday
from a friend, whom we know to bo practically
and theoretically acquainted with the business
upon which he speaks:
' Wheeling, Deccmhcr 13th, 1852.
Afeattt, Phillips $ Gillmorc; Observing in jour
paper of this dateu communication from M. T.
C. Gould, eulogizing tbe newly discovered pro
cess of making wrought iron directly from the
ore, by Renton’s process, I take tbe liberty of
giving yon a few ideas on tbc subject My opin
ion is, after haviDg been in contact with several
of the venders of the patent rights, and seeing
somo of tbe iron and nails, that it is a patent
humbug, got up to speculate on tho unwary.
Von don’t boo any large mills turning out tbis
cheap and good iron, but c furnace built in some
out of the way corner, to run a little occasion
ally to Bell rights by. Much, if not oil the iron
made. Is extremely weak and retteu. The pat
ent right venders will sometimes give a tnau or
company $3,000 worib of his wares, fur tho use
of hiß'namc in getting np a company of victims.
Inclosed you will find pomo of the naito made at
tbe factory of Norton, Acbeson & Co. The nails,
you will perceive, are very bad, though tbo iron
was mado at Fox's, back of Ironton, of Hanging
Rock ore. Try one of these nailß and **ee bow
it goes. Tbe blooms lost 12 per cent in taking
a light heat on them, and the manager considers
the blooms worthless for nails. Brother Phil
lips, don’t cheat the natives through your press,
but expose tbe bnmhug.
WANTED,
A situation for a poor homeless boy, who U
without a home or relatives in this city. Ho is
a stout active boy. ami Ims hart experience in
the m&nnpomcnt of horse* Any of our-dtiions
who may want a boy to do any hind of work,
will please leave ward nt this office as scon at*
possible, and relieve the Fuflerincs of oco in
need.
THK INFIRHARV FAIR*
We hive seldom seen a larger and more bril
liant throng of our cititcua assembled, limn .it
tended the Pair last seeing for the benefit
Paßsavaofa Infirmary. It will heconiir.ned thin
afternoon and evening. Door* open at 2P. M.
Editors of the Post— Omttemen : As the
timo for the election of delegatee to nominate a
candidate for Mayor, by the democratic party
of this city is fixed for Saturday, the 17tU iast.,
and as tho interests of the city require that those
aspiring to such a dignified and trust worthy
office, should bo moa of sound discriminating
judgment, stern and inflexible in the administra
tion of the law, giving no quarters to those who
set at defiance our municipal authorities—snch
qualifications will be found in tho person of Col.
Andrew Scott, cf the Fifth Ward. The Colonel is
a practical mechanic bimsoK, and as such, would
receive the support of the democratic party, and
of many of those in tho whig rnnV*.
Tnn Late MASSAimB os the Pi.ai.ss. —C»pt.
Morris, of tho V. 8. Army, has forwards! to
Washington tbo particulars of tho into massacre
by Indinns, of a portion of Copt. Gunnison’s
surveying party, on tho Western Plains. 110
says:
On the morning of (ho 2.lth of October Copt.
J. W. Gunnison, with ft portion of his scientific
party, an escort of seven men. and Mr. William
Potter, of Mnnti, ns guide, left our comp on
Sevier, for the purpose of surveying tho lakes.
The same morning t moved with the remainder
of my command fourteen miles up tho Sevier,
there intending to await tho return of tho Into
Capt. Gunnison. On the morning of the 20th,
at 114 a. M., tho non-commissioned officer in
charge of the escort came running breathless) t
into camp, saying that their party bad been sur
prised, and ho believed ail had been killed.
immediately proceeded to the fatal spot with nil
the troops I had, in hopes of saving somo of tho
party, or rescuing tho wounded. On my way I
met three or four more of my men who had es
caped, all of whom oonfirmed tho sad intelligence,
hut I knew not who had fallen. - Pushing rapidly
on, I reached at dark tho spat where three of
the party had fallen. Their bodies were filled
with arrow wounds, though not othorwiso muti
lated. I baited my command hero for the night,
and waited until daylight, when I proceeded on.
Reaching tho vicinity of tho camp, I found tho
remaining corpses of tho party, all of which
wero stripped, and somo mutilated.
Capt. Gunnison was killed hy .fifteen arrow
wounds, and his left arm cut olf. Mr. Breute
feldt had both arms cat off. Tho statement made
by tho survivors is ns follows: That Capt. G.
reached the first pond or lake at S i>. m., on tho
25th instant, and encamped between tho lake and
river, and at a bend on tho river thickly fringed
with willows; that the party aroso at daybreak,
and wero in tho act of breakfasting, whon a
terrific yell wns raised on their left, aooompanicd
hy a dißChargo of rifles and a shower of arroWß.
Tbo escort seized thoir rifles, and somo fewshots
wero exchanged, when, finding that the Indians
were rapidly closing around-their little party,
they nil tried to reach thoir horses. Those who
succeeded escaped, while those who failed foil.
The lowest number of Indians is stated at sixty.
The American party consisted of twelve men.
all told.
Namu of the Killed. —Cnpt. J. W. Gunnison,
Corps of Top. Eng. U. 8. A ; Wm. Potter, guide,
Monti, U. T.; R. H. Kirn, topbgrnpber of tho
port;; Mr. Creutzfeldt, botanist of tho party;
Privates Caulfield, Liptrott, and Mohrteens,
company A, mounted riflemen; John Bellows,
employee. -e
The Indians seonrod eight rifles, two double
barrelled shot-guns, seven pistols, and about one
thousand cartridges of ammunition, and tho sci
entific instruments of the party; and some of
the notes of tho survey, all of tlioso of tbo Wnh
satoh Mountains, and in faot most of the sketches
and topography bctwocu tho San Rafael and
this point.
A legal definition of n fast man wob giccn in
tbo trial of Bennet, for a libel on Fry, in ono of
tho courts of New York. Samnel. A. Snydam,
who enjoys tbo reputation of being a “ fast
man,” says, in answer to a question, that the
phrase monnß, “a man who has moro money
than time to spend it.”
Despatches from the interior of tho State of
New York assert that Thursday night w'as the
coldest that had been experienced this season.
From Syracuse we learn that tho canal was fro
zen over, and that no boats wero able to pass
till late on Friday afternoon. Tho boats ore
generally being laid np for the season, as it is
improbable that navigation will remain open
many days longer-
It appears that Qea. Gnyon, who mado him
self fhmonß as a soldier and officer in the Han
■garian war for independence, led that portion of
the Turkish army which crossed the Danube
from Turtukai nnd defeated the Russians at 01-
tenitzo. The Turks oall him Imaft Pasha,
though, it is said, ho hos not renounced Christi
anity. -
The building at the Dublin (Ireland} Exhibi
tion* is converted into a promenade, with mili
tary bauds performing. A small sum is charged
for admission, oad the building will be allowed
ff Bt*nd for some time if the receipts pay the
expenses.
,‘V 1 -*
Highly Important oo tlie Eastern (tuts*
tlon.—Treaty of Alliance between
France and England.»«TUe News Con
firmed* ...
F£om special information, upon which ws place
entire reliance, wo learn that on the-eleventh day
of November, in the city of London, a most impor
tant treaty of alliance -wds. agreed to and.signedby .
Count T Vahwski on the part of France, and Lord
Clarendon on the part of England, in refercnce to
the Turkish question. Tbus our views of yester
day coDcermoß this reported arrangement are
positively confirmed. ' ■ -
The treaty thus concluded between -the high
contracting parties of England and France was
despatched immediately by couriers to Berlin
and Vienna, with an intimation that from the
day of its arrival at each of these capitals a pe s
iiod of seven days would be allowed to the cabi*
nets of Prnssia and of Austria, to determine
upon tbeir assent or refusal to enter into the ar
rangement. If agreed to, well and good pif re
jected, it was to be understood that Franco and
England would take the settlement nnd the re
sponsibilities of this Eastern controversy into
their hands. • -
Wo farther learn, that from the terras of the
treaty, Russia will be required forthwith to eva
oonto tho Danubian Principalities ; or that, io
refosing, she hazards the momentous question
of an immediate joint declaration of war from
England at® France. And as the shortest road
to pose*, when once this declaration is/mnde, we
may safely assume that, tho active operations of
the allips ngnitist Russia will bo of tho most ef
fective and formidable description,; by land and
sea/ We may count ufftn the movement of two
hundred thousand Frenchmen, io tho highest
state of equipment and (liecinline, across the
Rhine and tho Alps to compel Austria and Prus
sia to show their hands. We may also expect n
riraoltoncous movement of tho French and Eng
lish fleets near Constantinople into the Black
Sea, nnd that the exterminations of the Rns
sinus in those watrrs will speedily follow; while,
unless prevented by the freezing of the Baltic,
another squadron of the allies will no doubt nt
the snmn time set sail for the latitude of St. Pe
tersburg.
This positive und* warlike alliance between
Franco and England is due, first, to tho onmis».
takeahle wishes of the French army, the French
neoplo, and the natural inclinations of tho Napo
lent* dynasty, resting, ns it does, upon the glo
ries and the unavenged disasters of the empire.
Secondly, this allhnce ngainst fhc timid and
trifling expedients of Lord Aberdeen, is due to
ilioforec of the public opinion of Eoglawd, which
is beginning to have a voice even In the foreign
policy of the government upon questions of such
import as this Eastern struggle. Thus a pro
gramme of prospective military operations is
opened before us of the most startling nnd im
posing grandeur. Ooco bsgnn, npon the plan
"f this treaty of November, the war wilt proba
bly go on. until Napoleon tho Third, on the
Rhino, tbe Po, the Dannbo, the E'he. nnd tho
Viatola. shall nvongo tho treacheries which pros
trated Napoleon tho First. Tt is the beginning
of a cow order of things, and God speed the
right.— X. F JTrrohi.
Tho steamer Oc-ncoßt mris-ed at St. Louis
from New Orleans,-on the ‘J-J inst.., with 100
German emigrants on board ns deck passengers.
They were alt in apparent good health when the
boat left Now Orleans, but during tbo trio the
cholera broke out. and four deaths occurred.
K<r th* Muruius Fi>*t
fiii'A Great Otrsilng to the Afflicted
Tlh s ntunWr ami fWrrnMahJo charArtiw of always of the
Liver hftTtf l-*i»s tho attrition of medical men.
Simeof under tho general terra Of
CituuimpHon. h*rr- bmm vtipposed Incurable. and the on
bippT patient allowed to die, without medical science to
offer him a hope of recovery. Happllv, this can no lonrcr
bi the cv*. A L>m hern fiimid which will core all
complaint*. of whatever character, nrl-'lnc from derange
m«niof ths-Uver. The Pills by Dr. of
Virginia, net dlractlv on the hirer: an t bv rnrreclinrt its
opcratif-n and purifving it from disease, rut* off and ext if
paler the complaint* which have their origin in thedi«onros
of thU organ. Remedies hitherto vrepowd for Mver com
plaints bare faflM to operate upon tbn *»t of the dtsestt*;
IratDr. M'Lati*V nil* felt npon the action
of the Liver, and bv cJeaiwoDg the fountain, dry tip the Im
pure streams of ditease which thence derive, their ox-
Utence. _
SIXTII WARD.
will be careful to a*k for I>r. M’Laxi’s
e«lslrrotcd Lives Pius, nml taka none else. There are
nthpr Pills, purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the
public. Dr. M’Lanu’n Liver Pills, aly> bln celebrated Ver
mifuge, can now be ktri r.t all respectable Drug Stores in
the t’ulted State.*, and by tho sole proprietor;,
declfl.-dtw
4©* From the National Intelligencer, Washington Cit’
Mov 16th, IS52:
Dr. J. S. Uois'a Metical Adviser In i>r»om *n Sickness and
*a Health, tsith an Almanac far ISs2.—TliiH publication is
from the pon of im eminent physician of Philadelphia, a
ftgular graduate of tho Medical Odlege, and an honorary
memtn;r of the Phlln-.lelphla Medical Society. It contains
much goc<l advico to tnvnlids, ai well a.i persona In health
It also describes In a romprehe.n»ive manner, tho diseases
of our'Tariabh' elimat*’, and the mode of treatment, ho
family should be without n copy of this book. It jau be
had, without any charge, at the various drag stores in this
city, where Dr, Rosa's valuable Family Medicines are for
eslo.
Dn J. S. Ro>r.'H Nervous am> lannonAnsd CrmriiL, the
greatost discovery in lniHlical fclonce. TbLs aatonhlilng
predation for raising up q vrcnlt constitution, debilitated
by care, labor, study or disease, acts like a chnnn. It gircs
strength and appetite, nnd jwwe.wcs great invigorating
properties. For heart disease, all nervous affections, flatu
lence, heart-burn, restlessness, numbness, neuralgia, rais
ing the spirits, and giviog i«ower to tho whole system, It Is
almost miraculous in its effects. Fifty cents a bottle
Dr. Host's CkUlrralod Ftmily Medicines, and his Medical
Adviser to Persons in Si&nes* and in UtaWi.—l am just in
receipt of a fresh assortment of tbo above Medicines, nnd a
lot of his vatuablo books for distribution, of which tho pub-
Uo oro invited to call and accept a copy.
declSrdiw G. n. KKYSI2R, 140 Wood street.
/©-New Goods!•• frftESII ARRIVAL of ovory
description of Cloth, Cossimeras, Overcoatings, and Vest
ings, suitable for tho season. Also, Shirts, Drawers,
Cravats, Btockß, Suspenders, Gloves, Ildkfd., Ac. Also, a
full assortment of Rcady-mndo Clothing, Trunks, Carpet
Bags ond Umbrellas, wholesale and retail. Those wishing
to purchaso good articles, and nt a fair price,-would do well
to call nt E. GIUBBLIvS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
No. 240 LIBERTY street, head of Wood, and you will not
go away disappointed. nov23-
FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM. BALTIMORE,
JUST RECEIVED AT
A. FIELD'S DEPOT,
On corner of Wood and Fifth Streets,
UJtnr.R PATRICKS k FRIEND. [seplO •
Fifth. Street Property For Sale*
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, 38 feet front by 120
deep, situated on Fifth street, nearly opposite tho now
Port Office and Custom House. Tbe situation of this lot
mokes it ono of tho matt desirable business locations in the
city.
Terns: ono-thlrd cash, and balance In two years; or one
third cash and nn improved farm of Iwttom land for garden
ing purposes. Apply to JOHN*. 8. KENEDY,
decB:lm Welch Mnkor, Fifth street.
A LOT 24 feet front ou WYLIE streot, and extending
back 109 feet to Wide alloy. Ou tho back, part of the
Lot Is a Cellar Wall, built, for two small Houses. This Lot
is la a desirable location for a residence; and will bo sold
low, and on favorable tcrxmu. Title good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. ULLLMORJ?.
novlQ _ At Qiflce of Morning Post.
Fall Style or Hats.
rq*s SAMUEL WEST, No. 231 LmEivrr street,
LEs (head of Wood.) has j uet received tho FALL (fSSgM •
OF HATS, and would respectfully
invite the attention of his friends and customers to it. lie
has also on hand a largo and varied assortment of HATS
and CAPS, which ho will eoll CHEAP, for cash, fanl&tf
Hats and Capa*
a JOSEPH COX & CO., corner Wood street jr&ae**
and Diamond alley, would respectfully in-fefjbfl
form their friends and the public that they
are receiving a largo and splendid stock of HATS AND
►CAPS, of tho latest styles, which they aro prepared to sell
on as reasonable terms as any other house in the city.
Giro us a call, and oxamino our stock. _soplfl
THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable LOT, corner
of Market and Wivtor streets, fronting 65 feet on each
street, on which are erected two substantial Brick Ware
houses. - • • ~ ■
I will also sell my DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT in tho
Fifth Ward, on Penn at Tech This Lot has 00 feet on Pena
street, and runs through to Pike street 220 feet. The house
la onbof the largest and most complete dwellings In theclty.
For particulars, enquire of Mr. FOSTER, at my office,
corner Market and Water streets. T
dcclLlw POLLARDM’OQBMICg.
OVERNMKNT SALE OF SHOT AND SHELLS, by order
AT of tho Navy Agent—DUMONT A HOSACH wfflseUat
Auction* ou TUESDAY, December 13,1853, at 12 o'clock, at
the Naty Yard* 734,976 lbs Shot and Shells, .to
the highest bidder. Terms of Balo—Cash befhro delivery.
The goods to bo removed lmmotHaJely the sale. £d«:2
, r .\;« yV',' 1 ; V-- ,
‘' -’c ' , -,' >•* <*#+
11 "\
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HOME AND FRIEPiUS.
Ob. there'sa power to-'make each hour
Afl flwcot aa heaven .desired h;
Nor need wo roam to briDg It homo,
Though few bo there tbit find it: .
Wo eoek too high for things closo by,-
. And loso what nature found u&; .
For life hath hero no charms sh dear
;: As'home and friends around ub ! •'
Wo oft destroy for present joy.
For future hopes—and praise them:
Whilst flowers R?*w«nt bloom at our feet,
If we’d but stoop to raise them 1
For thiags afar still sweeter are
When youth, bright spell, hath bound U 3;
But soon we’re taught that earth hath nought
Like home and friends around us.. . '
. The friends that speed In time ofjaeed t
When hope’s last reed is shaken,
-To show, us still, that, coma what will
. Wo arenot quite forsaken; •
Though all were night, if but the light
From Frieindship's altar crown’d üb;
’Twould prove the .bliss of oirth was tliif—
Of homo and fjienda around up.
FMIMTN’O miOS,
Bufn*e«!Qrß to J. Kidd A Co.,
GO Wood street.
UUILDIAO LOT FOR^ALU.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
\Vfill DUMONT, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL NOTICES. '
New England Society*—The AianiTer-
IKy • eary of the lauding of the Pliffrfms will W cele
brated by ibe New England Society, on TIHJRSDAY'otouv
iog;22dinflt.atMASONiqjlAXLT , .
It Is desiraMA'thatalt purposing to joiniu.theCalebni
tion, procure their Tickets previous to Monday evening, the
19(h, Tickets obtained at L. Loomis’Book Store; or from
the Executive Comtnlltoc. ; L. WILMARTII, -
Vi K. EATON,'
L R. LIVINGSTON,
IV. LEONARD.
A. A. HARDY,
ROBT. DICKEY.
Pittsburgh, Dce~ 15,1853—d3t CommitUe.
• SEEING IS BELIEVING, and feeling tbo naked
truth is exemplified, to the letter at the BANNER
HAT STORE—for all who see the tasty finish aodatylo of'
Ton Hats, feel by the purcbove.of them.thatihey are saving
money by expcndlngHat tho above popular store;' Remem*
ter, any Hat boughtof Alf. ia warranted, and nny defldeo*.
cy that may niise Is promptly Temalied.
; A GOOD HAT TRIMMER WANTED immediately.
Remember, sign of tho American Flog,l£7 Wood street-;.
117. . declS
Mercy Hospital Fair.—Tbe Ladles’ Fair,
u-=£r for tho benefit of the Mercy Hospital, will commence
TvJ-DAY, at LAFAYETTE HALL, of Wood and
Fourth .streets, entrance-on Fourth street—and continue
for onewoek only. ... ■■ • : fdeclfittf:
Monougabela Novlgatlon Compo
ny,—NOTiUK TO ; An AN
NEAL MELTING Of tha Stockholders of the. Monongahela
Navigation Company will be hold,in pursuance of tbe pro
visions of tbe Charier of Incorporation, nt th'elr Office on
Grant street,' fa. the city: of-Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, the
-second day of January, 1864;(tefng the first Monday in-the
mouthy) at two o’clock; P. M , for tho ELECTION OF.OFFI
CEIIS for tho ensuiog year. - -
iiecl2:td • . . WM. BAKE WELL, Secretory.
— it is doe to; KlKlt’B ittro?««n. ;to ;
U-r£r gay that it has been known to cuinp.Jetely. eradicate
every Yestage of this dreadful disease in lass time than any
oilier remedy; and at lues cost or inconvenience tb.tha pa
tient. ' ...
The thoußands ofcertlflaites in the hands of.the propria
tor, many of which are from well known citizens of the city
of Pittsburgh and Us immediate vicinity, go to show clearly
andbeycr til doubt, that Kies's. Peteoleoh is a: medicine.,
.ofnocotr. ,on Value, not only as a local remedy in Paroly*
tit, Jlhmmatisvi, Deafness, loss of Siglti,* but aa.a valuable
internal remedy, Inviting- the' investigating physicians, as
well as the suffering patient, to be comb acquainted with its
merits. ..- t • ............ *. * , .
fhosehavlng. adreadbf'mixtnrcs .are assured thatlhle,
medicine is purely natural, and is. bottled asitflows from
theboßomofthdearth. . ' ,
ThefoHounnycertifkateis copied from, a paper published at
Syracuse, N. T., and liars dale August 2, 1852, la which it
also appended the eerUficaleof thccde&rakd D, T. Foct,M<
of Syracuse:
This mayln truth certify, that' I have-been so badly af
flicted with Scrofula for the lastsevenyearsthat moatof the
time ! have been unable to attend to any kind of business,
and much of ihetTm'e unablo, to walk and confined to my
bed,ami have been treated nearly all ihe'tJmc by tha best
Physicians our country affords; I occasionally got some re
lief, but no cure, and continued to grow worse until Dr* Foot
recommended me.to try the PetrolSu®; or Rock Oil, aa eve
rything else hod fnlTod. I did so without faith at first, but
tbeeffcct was astonishing; It threw the poison to the surface
at once, and!’at once began to grow better, and by using
seven bottles!have gofa cure worth thousands of dollars.
> . MRS. NANCY M. BARKER;
This may certify that I havebeen acquainted With Kierfe
Petroleum, or Rock Oil, fox; more than a year, and have re
peatedly wilnesraJUs beneficial effects in. the cure of indo
lent ulcer* awl other dL*enses for which it is recommended,
md can with confidence recommend it to he a medicine wor
thy of attention, and can wifely ray that success has attend
ed its use where other modlutne had failed, v
D. Yi FOOT, 51. D,
forsalebyalltbe Dnjggljtte fa Pittsburgh. f«ti27:dAw.
PHILADELPHIA CDBTAIN Y/ABEHODBE,
171 Chestnut tt., apposite the Slatelionse*
11. W. BAFFORD,
KEEPrconstanUy on hand themostextendveand
varied assortment orCurtHlnaandCurtainMaterialstb
.bt? found in tho city, romprlMnglo part of the following
CURTAIN GOODS AND FURNITURE COVERINGS—SO
.styles of— ...
French LaceCurtalas, Window Shades, all prices,
rMuslin a . Buff Hollands, all widths,
French Brocatelles,all widths, Gilt Cornices, every,style and
French Plushes, price,
; u Satin Lrdnp Gilt Curtain Pins,
.** Laropas r .** .. Banda, -
** Satins, Cords and Tbrsc-Ib,
u . Damask Linens, Gimps, all prices;
u Cashmerette, Loops,
Plilu Turkey Red* Fringes, . *
India Satlu Damask, . Picture Tassels and Cords,
- tl IdnlngSillis, Sbad^Tassclsand Brasses, .
Furniture Ulmps, Hooks, Rings,-Brackets, Ac.
A fulla.*wortnjpotof tho above goods constantly for sale,
wholesale or retail. fmarhly—efim.u.
TTr? lndlgeiUon and I>lver Complaint
CURED BY KJElt’3 .PRTRoLEUiI.—Read the fob;
losing letter from Rev.-07 Djcxrxsox, a Missionary in
Oregon: .
Ma. J. Kter, —Ikar Sir : My.«elf and wife having been'
ijrc-ttly bijnefirted by the use of your Petroleum. J wish to
imve you s«nd me a box of two or three dozen bottles, I
nru the Congrvguiional 'Minister In this plsne, and several
•of my ptv>pl«j nro affected with indigestion and on Inaction’
of the liver* tha fame of myeelf nnd wife, before taking
vmirTmouEH.-oR Rock 'Olt; Wo took several Iwttles—
two or three each—about a rear and a half ago, and we
have never enjoyed bo good health for years oa wn have
•‘inre that time. I had not taken a single bottle, belhre'
that falin&s af the stomach which so distresses tbe dyp
peptfe was reltcvod, and I have f»l t nothing of it slnco that •
lime. My wifa was also rell«nrc*l from a chronic disease of
tbe liver, which had beon of several year* standing, by tbe
uscof your Petroleum.
S-dd by S. 51. KIRK, Canal Basin. GEO. H. EEY3ER, 140
WoM street, and Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where. ■ octffi
Insurance Company of
IKiy PlttabnrgHr— H. D. KINO, PreHMentr SAM
UEL U 5f AILSHELU Sccwdnry.
Ofice: 91 Wcdtr Street,beitaem ifarl:eland streets.
Insures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Missis
elppi Rivera and tributaries.
Injures against Loss or Damage by Fire.
ALSO—Against tho Perils of the Sea, and Inland Naviga*
tion and Transportation. - :
cmiCTOTis: .
H.D. King, Wm.LarimerJr.,
William Bagaley, Samuel M. liter,
Samuel Rea. William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, jr., John 8, Dilworth,
8- Frands Sellers,
E'lwiird Heaxleton, J. Schoonmaker,
Walterßryant, Wfi'iamß. Hays.
- Isaac M. Ponnock. - dec22
CASH MUTUAL PIHE AKD MA
IM? RINK INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Peunnylvoola. CAPITAL, 8100,000* CHAR-
T£K I’ERPRTUAL. ■ -
President—linn. AUGUSTUS 0. KEISTER.
Sef.rriary— THOMAS I!. WILLSON, Esq.
umscTOES;
Tlon. A. 0. Heister, Samuel W. Hnvs,
William Eobiowm. Jr., ■* Thomas GUlesplo,
. William F. Fahnestock, John B. Cox,
Harvey Bollmah, Jarv>t>.p ft ter»,
John Walker, Jr., William Colder, Jr.,
Jacob S. Ualdrrman. Aaron Bornbaugh.
KUSBELLA OAKES, Agents,
.. Odcp, in Lafayette Building*,
jtfS ' (entrance on WoM street.)
Flremezi’fl luiurauce
the-? Company of tbe CUy ot PlttsburtrH.
J. K.MOOHIIEAD. President—ROßEßT FINNKT, Secretary
WHI insure against FIRK and MARINE RISKS ©fall
kinds. Office: la Monongahela House, No*. 124 and 125
Water street.
kbsomec:
J. K. Moorhead, W. J. Andersen,
B. Sawyer* ... R.R. Simpson,
Wm, M. Edgar, H.B. Wilkins,
W; W. Dallas, , Charles Kent,
C. 11. Paulson, William CollJngwood,
A. P. Anshuts, Joseph Kaye,
- . William Wilkinson. j a nB
NELSON’S DAOUEItREOTYPKS.-
It-e*? JVptOfiles BulldinKP.Third street. Likenesses taken
tn all kinds of weather, Prom 8 A, M. to 6 P. M., giving an
accurate artistic and animate likeness, unlike and vastly su
perior to the common cheap daguerreotypes, nt the following
chcap k prices: $1,50, $2, $3, $4, $5 and upward, according tc
the maenndquallty ©fcaseorframe.
Hours for children, from 11 A_M. to 2 D. 51.
N; B.—Likenesses ofeickordeceased persona taken In any
p&rtofthecltyy ‘ - - Jho v2s:ly
ARNOLD A WIIiLIAfiIS, HEATING
IS?? AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE. No. 25 MAR
KET street, Pittsburgh—SlAnufactnrßrs of WROUGHT
IRON TURING, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS and CHID
SON’S FUUNACEB, Registers, Voniilators, Tin Pipes, and
every arUclo required in.their line. . ■
Particular attention paid to the orection of Heating, Ven
tilating and. Drying Apparatus, by Steam Pipes, Hot
Water, and CbUsori’s Furnace. . nov3.-2m
•I«arzette»* Juno Cordial, or RRO
CREATI\ K ELIXIR, prescribed, ns an effectual
restorative in cases of Weakness, Impotencj,or Barrenness,
and nil irregalaritlea of nature. As an Invigorating Rem
edy it is unequalled. Also a certain Remedy for Incipient
Omsumptlon, Indigestion, Loss of Muscular Energy, and
Female Weakness. Sold only at No. 140 THIRD street
Pittobnrglu ■ . octSl:d2w
Cnrtatn Materlaln,
lh£y Cortniu Trimmings of every description,' Furniture
Plushes, BrocatollcF, Ac., Lace and Muslin Curtains, N. Y.
Painted Window Shades, Gilt Cornices, Curtain Pina, Bands,
Ac., at wholesale and retail. W. IL CARETS,
No. 169 Chesnut street, corner Fifth, Philadelphia.
Curtains Made and Trimmed in the very newest French
' . [mar2o:ly
Corn*ll Cornell! A great many per
lK£r sods are dreadfully tormented with corns.. A certain
remedy will be found in Dr. Cohen's Corjt Plasteb, for
sale by Dr. GEO. S. KEFSKR, 140 Wood street.
Pries, retail at 12U aud 25 cts. per box. sepB
- deductions to those who buy to sell ocain.
U, O* P*—Place of meeting, Washington HalL
Ury Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley.
. Pittsburgh Lodox, No.S3&—Meets ovory Tuesday evening,
MsRCA5ms Encampment, NoV 87— Meets first and third
Friday of each month. ~ [mar2o?iy %
Notice.—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO
tr«Sr CIETY.of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on .the
first and third WEDNESDAYof every month, at the FLORI
DA HOUSE, Market street. By order.
jel:y JOIIN YOUNG, JIL, Secretory.
Tfs» Cargo’s Cotillion and Brass Saxborn
Bona, can .bo had by applying to Wm.Trank
Cargo, at the . u Crystal Palace Daguerrean Rooms,” of
my2s:lf ; R. M. CARQO & CO.’S, Fourth street.
IiUBGE, I* oV
IrvSr Angcrona Lodge,-N0.289,1.0.0f O.F n -meets every
Wednesday evcnlngin Washington Hall, Wood et fiylry
AHIi, Burgeon Dentist.— (SuccessorOf
fl.W.Biddte.] No. Hl SmUhfieldst. fi^y
fl-UIE RENTON IRON COMPANY, of Western Penney!-
X vania, having become the proprietors of the RENTON
and DICKERSON PATENT for mohivg hcX dl
rest from the Ore, for that portion of territory of-Pennsj-lvo
nla lying west of, and including the counties of Fulton.
Huntingdon, Centre, Clearfield, Elk and McKean, are now
prepared,to aeU cer ificates of stock in said company, each
>hare of stock entitling the holder to share in the profits of
the company, and the right to use one Furnace under said
Patent. The Company wiU also sell the right to use the
improvement in the above named territory, by single fur
na« or othenvise. The fact ihat by the Renton process
ironOro can b» converted into Blooms at about the host re
quired to convert Ore into Pig Metal, is a sufficient recom
mendation of its merits. •
3lr. JAMES H. CRANE has been appointed Agent for tho
?!“ r “ m ' CM Under said Patent, to whom
application may he made, or to tho nnderelgned Bircctors of
the Company. J. K MOORHEAD, 1
AthEN KRASIER, ; tpittahmgh. l
JAS. W. HAILMAN.) b ■
, -,0 , ~ WOOD, M’Kcesport.
deoiadAwtf JAS. H. CRANE, Plttaborgh:
anw o r, to elose out oor entire stock of
fiUk, Satin, Velvet and Gro De Affrie BONNETS Lei
lore the Ist of January. atgrmQy reduced prices— at prices
Oor gentlemanly old friend next door '
at bis expenses;
NotwithstaniHng ho Is three score and more—
But he cannot compete with the Spesces. ■
-. Now yon must bear in mind,
In oraerto save oxpenses:
Get a 8055 w of the right kind.
-• il! .. At the Fancy Storoof Bp sse&s. • *. : •
tta place, No. 23' MARKET et, hotwcoh
fooiui ond thcelgnofthe Cheap,Bonnot
ttwg - . (dcoCI M. J. A C. SPRNfIH
TKKA.ST POIVDKKB-4 gross, Proston A MerrllTs, for
*• «ala_by.. (dec3], JD. A. PAHNEBTOCK A CO.
1 ‘ 'Ci *. ** • V* ,‘ r \
■ : ■ ■... . • *• --- '■ -•
r-tENt-S, LADtES’ Ahß MlaaKß- KUBBEHS, cf .U
VT kinds, at the lowest price. Please Call and orimlnc
. ~ ; h. K. HAYWARD,
decls Comer Market and LiliertTßts
S U r^aT«^- Ih “ terto,,he^
dec!s BAILEY 4 KBN3HAW. 2KI Liberty si.
Tjtou TUE HOLIDAYS—A general assortment of new
i Fruit, Including Raisins, Currants, Figs, Pmnra and
Lemons; also, llord, Soft and Paperehell Almonds, Wal
nuts and Hlberta, wholesale or retail. . • •
dee!s BAILEY 4 RBSBHAW.
OFFICE MONOXQAUBW NAVIGATION y
December 1071853.’’ f
Proposals will be received
P. M. of WEDNESDAY, the 25th
next, for the construction or Lock and Dam No 6- oSitor
tho construction of Locks and Dams Nos. 6 and* ffiC
requisite to extend the navigation to the Yindnla st«X
Doe. Plansand specifications trill bo exblWtedTuS, offlra
one week prevlora to tho letting, end eU noeorairy tafcrma
tlon given by B, Lathrep, E«q, or the nndmlmei
Proposals will he received ftr payment* to be made In
cash;, also, for payments in stock and bonds of thaoain“
«“?*■ _ J. K. MOOEHEAD,
docld -President of Mon-Nav: fa*-
KEWSSSSw I
“SASSEBSiSJ
11=M1==iMM
s C .- ;;;X;.
4^.?-
s'- - >
*■ . '
*
Neuralgia, —Thi*formidable disease, which
teem* to baffle the ridll of physicians, yields Uko maria to
CARTtt'a BfA!«au SlnrmtE.
; Mr.F. Boydeo, formerly of the Astor Hoa«o,.N«w York,*
amllate proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, YaZ
la one of .the hundreds who have been cored of sot ore Net**
ralgia by Carter's Spanish Mixture.
fifocohls cure, he has recommended it to numbers of
other* who were suffering nrariy evoty form, of: disease,
with tbo most wonderful success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medlcjpo he has error
seen used, and the best blood jtorifier known.' ;
r- Seo advertisement in another column. [norifrdawlm
,p@*Ots Boil's Grato ato Posmmx Oset Coscert—
Card. —Tho public is respectfully informed that tbo sole of
tickets and choice of seats for. 010 Bull's Grand Concert on
Monday eronlng next, will commence on Friday, December
16th, at 9 o'clock/A. M; and emtinuo untn Monday, the
day of the Concert, afrMr. H, Kleber’a Music Store. ■ fdlSclt
.HEWADVERTIBEHKNTS."
THEATR.E—A. CAP.D.—Mr.and Mrs. W. J.
. thelr heartfelt thanks to -the
and gentlemen of •'Plttsburgli for the liberal patron
ago they have extended to themdurihg thin their first engage
ment in this city, and most respectfully inform them that
■vV;- ,-VBIDAV:byjsning,DECBMDKB : I6,'
Is Set apart for their . .. • . .
a --'fiJSBFIIR; Hto.-iut, Aptusuvcc ;w» Qm;
irasaSd' *"» tao « haMo
SJSSSS®? iULmi > wm d » ro ** «*>•
LA MANOLA.
Tim Box Cook now open. . . deoi6
Invalids of Pittsirargh ana Vicinitv
-yOTJKntU-ntlonla urgently Invited loacareful «n!lcan.
, X did poroaal of something thathea juat boen Intnv
ducca Into jour rocky, barren, yet time-honored Elate.
FULVERBIACHER'S
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
YOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW and KOVEL moda of applying a powerful remedial
agent, no constructed-as to be worn under tho garments,
next to the .’.in, proturlng a constant,UNINTERRUPTED
current ofELEOTaO-MAGNETISM, efrecUng
' Immediate Relief
From the moat acute pain, and nlfo a permanent euro of all
NERVOUS DISEASES.
It seldom has failed to furnish almost certain relief, and
a FINAL, PERMANENT CURE, by being used according
to directions, to the following diseases: -
.-Rheumatism, Uterine'Pains, ■■
Gout, Sciatica, Palpitation of tho Heart,
Paralysis, Periodical Headache,
Painful and Swelled Joints, St. Titus' Dance, ■
Neuralgia of the Pbco, Genoral Debility, "
Diseases of the Spine, Pains of tho Chest. ' ‘
Deafness and Blindness, Hysterics, Dysoeneia. ’
ALL DISEASES
That are . caused hy -a. deficient 'amount of' NERVOUS
FLUID, are greatly relieved, 1! hot permanently cured by
simply wearing the chains fora few hour, each day. ■■ ■ ■:
: . Be' It Understood •
That it Isnot claimed that it enrea all diseases, hut only
those for which It recommended;, and' moreover' wo
boldly claim atid DEFY, tbat no medicinal agent of ANY
KIND, has performed 80 MANY CUBES during the Jait
year. oftboßo disease* just nnrnM (f > ff -
PULVEEKACHER’S ELECTRIC CHAIRS.
And to prove tbla assertion, we defy any person to produce
so many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent paUenis eii may bo
found in a pamphlet ofihirty-rixpages, to bo had (tH-atis)
of tbe agent in this town. - •
Tbo d«tric Chains were flret Introduced in Franco in 1850,
and after being enacted to the roost
Thorough; An& Rigid Trial*
By tho first medical men In Faruythey were found to pos
sea* strange and marveHoq* power toroltevtegpftin, where
ever applled, and by their influence wore introduced into
tho hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent,
by the French Government
They are now Introduced In almost every Hospital-in
England, Germany,- Austria, -• Belgium, and patentcd>lt»'
there countries, where they have become the > > ;= ' • < •/;
MOST rOPDXAR CUBATIYE AGkNTINTHE'WOEI/D.
They were first iatrodured into'the Unitea Btales about
one year store, and went through the same tr al as in Eu
rope, and were at nnee introduced into every Hospital ,In
where they are now in daily use, effecting eren :
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than had e?er before been
awarded them.
_Tbi*T are hiehly recommended by ,Pro&. Ynleuttoo Mott,
van Boren. Post and others, who have- published thefr
views of their power and value to several of tho medico!
journals to that city, and are slso.to tbo daily practlre of
recommending their use to patients. A full account of their
opinion may-also be found in 'erery pamphlet, and sent to
the address of any person in tho BUte by applying (post
paid) to C. C. SMITH A CO., who are agents. for.Dover.' The
chains can be sent by mail, with fnll descriptions fomi=o«
Price of Chains, $3 and $5.
Pbjßlclans ore politely invited to call and examine their
construction, and pronounce,upon thelrmerit*
One Word Store to Invalidi*
No pereon need fear that they will notaccomplish just
what tt fa claimed they ean do, and all-petrous who have
bcepme disgurted with a constant pouring down of patent
nostrums (bottled ewlll) ore kindly and politely Invited to
giro them a trial. . . -
,N. B.—OneChaln will last for year, and lobe none of It"
power by use, and can bo uppUed to cither adult or
child..
_(1K0 TT. KEYBER. No. 140 corner of Wood Rtreet.and.
V irgm alley, wholesale and retail egent. , fdeclCulAwnm
ELEGANT GIFT BOORS.—The followinjr are' a small
part of the magnificent collection of fine, book* now
displayed on our conn tore and shelves, to anticipation of
supplying the wonts of those in search of the best Holiday
Gift Bocks:
l oetry of the\ear: passages from tho Poets, descriptlTe -
of the seasons: with twenty-two colored plates from draw
iugsbyeminentortists: magnificently bound, ‘
Gem cf the. Season: beautiftiUy Illnstrated with mexrot
and eolored prevention plate.
The Queens of England; a seriesoftwenty-eoTenclegant-
of distinguished female Sovereigns. -'
thtt Heart: or. Lovers Emblems; illustrated
wttn thirty-three fine steel engravings. '
The Token of Friendship.
' 2Z 10 : or, Token of Remembrance. ;
The Snow Flake.
Affections Gift ...
Annuals and Gift Book* of oil kind*. and at all prices,
comprisinß ererthlng of the kind published, and oil style*
of bindings. • ■ • r - •• : J
Children* books of all kind*.: .
kAto suit all eyes ond tastes. CnlVatidloekaUhe
l,’?oroof? oroof H.MINER&CO,
• doclfl, - - .: v• - Ho. 32 Smltbfieid street.
_ JTOHN WOODS,'
banker and exchange bboker,
miTR b
Commercial and Bank Kotes. :
TOCK bought and sold on commission. Collections
carffufly attended to. TnUmt paid on Deposit
»*No. Fourth street, nearly opposite tbo M. Id.
fe**- :l : V dcclC ■'
~~~ FAKfll FO& BAlrEi r “vT7-
ffluE subscriber offers at sale a SMALL FARM.
L containing SIXTY ACRES, situated In Franklin tarn
ship, Allegheny county; with about fifty acres cleared and
JJ?? m ? oUoni a **** Orchard* of
the reft hind of fruit; a gnodLog House and Kitchen, and
ri Log. Barn: obout teu miles from Pittsburgh, and about
four miles from Terryertile. :• _
. £ or { a 5 heil Particulars, enquire of WILLIAM GRAHAM,
in PewictTeyrllle, or to the subscriber,'on the premise*.
- nran nepxy.
■ ■■ ~ For Sole, r— *T ■ ■ ■■■■
ABARGE OR 8. B. In good condition, now ready
to lwuJ~wM carry 450 tons, drawing 4% feet; or 500
ion* drawing 5 feet, upon which an Insurance of hcrcarro
ran be effected. For sale low. Enquire of
. J. 0. MUNTZ,
derltt.l w Corner of Market and Libertr st*.
- ■ CITIZENS’ INSURANCE COMPANY.} •
T'™ - TOWinreh, December ltlh, 1853. i
in! Prwidont and Dim-tva of ih!» Company him thl"
«r;P!»a BcHiirt pm Bl.ro
9ta.tSir™ pUa lv 1l f c H- t^ n,u threo follow, wiWoUrtho
AMi’.'iTlfS & c , r reprcsenutlrca forthollh, and
two dnliAnj credited to the ptoefc. *
dfclfclOt . SAMUEL E, MAUgUELt, BaCTot.rr-
OFFICE CITIZENS* INSURANCE COMPANYrf
A lt ".' ' - WWate* street, Wfctsbhivh. f
N ELECTION .tor fifteen Directorate servo for the eu-
h i ld attt e Ofßco of tho Cwopanv.
between thehonrsrf 10A. M
0D^ 3 n ? 4 * J ? 1 ' SAMUEL L. HABBHELL,
tlocftM - - . ; • ■■• ■, Secretary. -
THK twner intends leaving the cltv. and will veil, on
terns, a jrnod TWO STORTBBTCK HOUSE.
nr . tlnjoroonif, store-room, finished attic, and good collar,,
with -lot of l, feet front by 85 deep; situate. on Third >1
This Is a eor-d location for a baker, there belnga large oven
m the ceUar, vrhichcost SSO. Price and terms made known
at Urn neal Estate OlHroofS. CUTHBERT £ SON
- dccl6 ' • 340 Third street
PIECE op SliK;. fair d»y» oho. Am Mr
-55?.?.?! ch »* 11 MtMo caaobtain lt br calllßff an
JOHN HcKENNA. No. ‘l3 JhU alley. .• I. ■ deelo
SPTB. TL'KPF.NIiN-E—loo bbla in pforo and for Sale by
FLEMING BROa,
\ Successors to 3. Kidd A Co.,
Jeclo - CO Wood atreeL
JjEMIOK SION'K—TOO lbs juatiecelTcd and fijrralebj
1 doclg, FLEMING HBOS.
GLEAVEB’S MONET SOAPB-20 gross, Tls V
Magnum Bondm Honey Soap;
■ ' Camphorated . . do do.'
Mußk Brown Windsor ...' do
■ Highly Scented Browa Windsor Soap.*
In ptore and for sale by :
declO ; \ . FLEMING BROS.
'A PECTORALS gross Id store and for
/•V sale by (declO) FLEMING BROS.
taJeby
* 1 OeclO FLEMfNg SRQ3-
DUTCU MJSTAI*— Ioo packs for aaie by.
_ fleelg v " PLSMTyq BROS.
lbs,Spanish, for fisla by - -
dmltt . FLKMISO BROS. '
CUBISTMAB BOOKS—H.' P. CALLOW, TUlfiSsaSt
hM received a eplondld lot of ANNUALS and OUT
BOOKS for the approaching Holidays, to which ho taW
1,1 w'i 010 *“ ln^* Un !J r Ul “ attention of hie cnetomere and the
public generally.. He has also received
Hot Corn; ‘
Nos. 15,10,17 and!B of Industry of All Nations;
Popular Educator, for December*
Scenes fa the Ufa of an Actor; •
Yale College w Scrapes,” by Vase;
Davis, tho Pirate; Valdes, the Pirate;
Jock afunk;-
Morgan, the Buccaneer, Ac. . 11. p. CALLOW, >
decl6 - Third Bt t opposlto Post Office.
JJayis toe Mrate, or the true history of the freoboolera of
100 Pacific. v ■ ' '
Yardes, tho Pirate of Scenes off Long Island-
Noa. 15,1G,17 and 18 the Industry of All Notions.
A large assortment of Annuals and Gift Books; suitable
lor the npproaehitig . ' •
Children’s Books, Games, Dissected Mops, 4c, 4c
Call early at W. A. aiLDKNF.NNEY’B,
JwiU '
ABIES’ TRIPLE SANDALS, a bountiful article, ror
rale by L. K. HAYWARD,
oeclb Comer Market ond Liberty streets."
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t .i li. *' f ■■■
TTS® TIEBATBR—Jostpa C/.FomR, Lcttet and Unna-.
.ifF«>~Plftbttmt,»boveWood.,.. rt PrleMaffldiaiMl6in
Boxefand Parquets 60c; Private Boxes, large, $8; do. do.
small, $5; BocondTlar,2ac; Boxes for colored persona, £0?.
ftreons securing eeatswill he charged 12U cte.-extra lor the
coruflcato. • Poors, open at 6}£ o'clock; performance to ccm
menre at 7 o’riock..„..B*KOTTof Mrand Mrs W J Fiob-
Kra. .Four Great Heees, with. Singing and Danclngl
MUchlevoua Annie” iecoJved with shouts of laughter
and applsufle...«.Thts evening, December Iff, 1853^will be
presented tho Comedy of LOLA MONTEZ: Lola Montex,
n?rii After wMcb, the laughable sketch of
OATES, OR THE IRISH SWAN; Mfckey
UcQinnle, Mr Tloronee. To he fDUovcd by the extrave. .
ganzs of MISCHIEVOUS ANNIE; 1 Tim gonna, Sir W J
Florence,, Annie Spruce; Mr* Worento, vrith eongx and
T^“sf ln,1 » vHb the farco of LORD FLANAGAN:
Flansßan. MtFloronco; Uulda Corndodger, Sire Florence.
MIKE'S CABI? 0 “* 6ml Jjrema of.UNCLU
Ol< E- BULL .
P IffiPECTFULLT announces to the citizens of I'lttf
,+Ai u / Bh J will giro, in this City, a GRAND CON
“tF,««.) ut MASONIO HALL, on
“”tpAV evening, Dwember 10 Lb, on which occaelen; ho
wW > »Mlst«l hy SMNORINA ADELINA PATTI, the
moßtcal phenomenon.
fiTRAKOSCH, tha • great Flitoist, Musical
-Dinsctor and Conductor.
' , Ifor -Programme nud, particular*, eoa future advor
tiromente, and at tho Ticket Offiwl, at Mr. n. KLERER’s
Mmsio Store. 1 • •
prico of admission has been fixedto all part* of
the; Hall at Onb Doll\u.
S&* Scats may bo secured wjthont extra, charge, begin
ning on Friday, at fl o'clock, A. M., fit Mr, IL KtsiiEn’s
Mubio SjtOßg, ... . dcclu
0. A. MOMANUB’
+ _ SBLECT dWiDHIHE PARTY.
I *■■ AlUsploftsmein. announcing tatbft scholars attending
fr. .®y."»nclog Academy, anil thos&Tvbo bovo received in*.
»itaUonj. that tho FUISI QUADRILLE PAUTY will bo
AY erening, December 21st, at.'W'A»u*
taTltatlotH, or been othorwi™
wishing to attend, -Bin please procuro their
M° f tte ' Mn ,V"Sere, (DomcLl on tho rfren
“bwnttend. at the door of
r. s£b2?L b l m he procured By thorn
10 procure them bclbtc.
f** Th o Hell he* been lately fitted up, end wUI ho reho
rated and doansalrln- the boat poadblomanner. Thorn
will be also a waiting male and. ftfxn&le in attendance, to
take car® of clothes, dd, bclonging to the ladles and nn
tlunen ;and nothing shall be left undone that will add to
tho pleaaure/.comfgrt and enjoyment qf the evening, [del 5
LECTURE. -
, YOUKQ MEN'SLIBBA&T ASSOCIATION. "
-NetrYork.City, authorof “Our r
• Jkit Sxaty, ' “ The Potiphar~f 3 tiprrs ) u recently pub
lished with Buch'immense’roccess in >utnaia*B Magazine,
i“ Itowafiji**- and other of our most popular VoTk*, will de-
Urer ONK LECTURE{and but one)before thislbPtJtutp.cn
BA7UnD,VY 15VENIXQ ; NEXT, 11th lust., et MASONIC
HALL, Etfth street.- Subject of Lee taro, • •
**TOE AtfE.OP.'STEAM.”
As ft lecturer and writer Mr. Conns is, by tho best litera
ry Critics,plated in the very flm rank, filling lo tho utmost
i'-apacUy the largest Halls, wherever ho lias Appeared. Itolh'
in thiM coimtjyand.iTiEvTCpc^;
_ OrTitkbts.of flimis9lon,2s bo had at tbo va
rious book and music stores, library ruomF, of tho Lecture
Committee, and at the door. _ •
1 43^DoorA,open at.LoctuTo tn.commcnco at T
o’clock. . ILENRY WOODS.
JOHN K. lIOLM IS.
. V. ir. KIKO.UD,
Jto. M. KIRKPATRICK.
Ltclurt Commiltrc.
Notion— w k 12* 8011MKBTZ,No.l67 Mukct street,' h
now wsltioj? Boofas Show, Gaiter*, and Rnbters, atex*
Cromely low .trices. Versons In want of & good article* are
.lnvlU:d<ocaTi ftndexamln‘e,-;..- v , ■ ■ tic<&
mare of. thoso beautiful
Combination RUBBERS. Price* low. Atlo7 Market
streot. (deep):.:;-:;'./. W.E. SCHSIEUTZ.
Boys 1 , youtiis’and children’s boots—ATari™
assortment now in store; • Prices low* / No. 107 Mnrfce t
street. .. • (dec9)v !W. B, SCTTMERTZ.
SWEET OIL—2UO gallons iQstore andTfor sale by
• FLEMING BROR.
/IiUSOSQTiS—!
1 a dec*
JAMAICA GINUKK—ISO &>b jnstreceived and forealeby
: <*«*»• •' FLEMING BROS.
SPANISH DROWN—IO bbla Juai reftiredAnd for sale by :
i-dec9 FLEMING BROS.'
( AA M PEACHY LOGWOOD— Chipped, in Store and for sole
AJ by ■> filecP) FLEMING BROS.
i tAHWOOD—-10 bbls ir store and for sale-by .
decO FLEMING BROS.
T>RUSSUTE I»OTASU—SOO Ibsln stotoand for pule by
C deep . - y.'ut - FLEMINO BROS. ■■
■'TTAXNKRS’OIL—6O bamlafor sole by 1
ll decO B. -A.' FAHNESTOCK A CO;
V J »EfcP*SKINS—fcU doz English split for tala by
> dcc9 II A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
PAN AGRA—IB dozen for sale by .
'•T deefl B. A. FAnNESTOCK A CO.
• MIXTURE—IOtO pounds fuT.PaJo by •
*T d*& : B. A. FAHNKbTOCK & CO,
IRISH 'WHISKY—O puncheons flno Irish Whisky rnsS
received and.for wlo by . JNO. GROUTT,
dee9 Cor. Sndthfiolrt.rcnd Front eta.. Pijtflhnrgh.
tjHNlc trfbi—2 pipes iu t-iofe and fur enle by 1 n .-
1 deep JXO. OROUTT.
.U). JiVB- -WXUl#Kf=ioo
' $6cQ
2O bubkttla in xiom nnd for ralobj
J. decO - . JtfO. GfiOOTT.
JU3X WSCKLVfcD '
- . 6 bhds J. S. Lorering’a Pbila, 3ymp;
2 bblsSe. LoaisOolden Syrup:
&bt bid*. •do .. Uo ‘
10 tun gall.heg do ilo •
For sale at the lowest market price by
;dec9 BAILEY A KKNSfIAW. 253 Liberty et.
t drains prlwo CwTflvb veccdred and fbr wtfe
/by. • /flecO) .. . HAIEKY.jfc ItISNSHAIY.
bt>tii**xir»ii!U.*iveU by riverandter jalo low
T; by (decO) BAtLEYA RENSFtAW; - •
,A : A - Ar.tX>. invito attention to tbfcirsupertni
t\.» altwool. J*LAID3, just and eelllpg ntro*
lo&tl.pricox.-; j- .. • '••
WtWLLKN' t*nAiVl3rr«oo.—A; Ai; MASON A CO.
Jb&vo nowopeh- tlielr Winter stock of every grade of
bougandSquaroWoollenfchasCa. ... d«t9 ...
jntANNYBJ!RN'B HEW BOOK—FOR TILE HOLIDAYS.—
C: 20,000 ordered In advanco of publication. Kecaircai
and for sale at tSe Cheap Book and Magaiiuo Store of H.
MINER t CO.. No. S 3 SMITIIEIELD street, Little Foma
for Fanny's, Little Prienda, by lho ontfior of ‘•Jem
Leaves!’— pne elegant 16 mo, SOO pages, 6 illustrations
; price 7s cento; :Tto same, giltedge, $l. • ,
A Kotr Oamo—the Crystal Palace. Great Exbn.liion.or
World’s Pafr Oamo, showing our country 1 * progress. This
tame Is put at tho very low price of 25 coats, to he rrlthlu
the roacbr of oil our country's sons and d&ugbtors. . .
~ Diaries Of all kinds, for 1861.:
Bor sale by JI. MINER S CO,
d«*> No. 82 Smlthßold'street.
5 JNO. GBOCTT,
: Importer of BraaSloa,. Gin,’ Wine, fto.;
• • &E&LSL W ' •
FIKEJ)LT> MONONGAIIKLA EYE WHISKY,
Peacfc and Applc Brondy, dtc.
* Also. KEcnnm Asn Biairuxa,
•Tnwiw of SmltMMd and Front streetA. PHtehurah. Va Tdc9
• ; : l»OSt» -/p--
BETWEEN KramerA Kohm’* and. my office, tbo left
band half of a $lOO NOTEr No. 62, Excbange
la ted Dec. 1r385L;l r 385L; Brokers andother* are warnod against
receiving said half Note, as payment has - been stopped..
rbe finder will be rewarded by calling on' . ‘
dcel2. ..i ;B. MoLAIN,No.2I Tilthstreet
T Ten Acre* tax Sale. a
lIEi subscriber offers for rale Ton Acres of land, near
tbo joridenw orßoy.Hr, Campbell, in Manchester, all
»i which Utn toe highest state ©fcuUlyaUon..Near CQO
bearing apple* peach, plum and pear trees, all <rf which are
-Craued fruit, are on the lot; nlso, about three acres of vlno
mds of the best quality of grapes; the other Improve*
aents are two Dwcliiug Houses and out-houses; one of the
iwelHngs is new, hot having been, yet occupied. Tbe pros*
pect fton* this place is among the mostextensive and beau
iifttl in the country.' It is abundantly supplied with flno
acver-faUing springs. Apply to Mr. Craft, on tbe premises,
«*to „ , _ JAMES BLAKELY, ■ *
. i. -•. Estate Office, oor. Seventh and Smithflold ate.
£3?’An extensive variety of Grape Tines ibr sale. An
al? as above. .. deelO :
JBTHA
HARTFORD, CONK.
Chartered 1810—CnpttolStocIi03OO,000. ■
THOB. K. BRACE, President.
0- ■ ; „THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Bccretary.
IBECTOKS— Thomas K. Braco,
SnmnclToaor, Ebcneicr Plo»er7
Ward Woodbridsc, E. XBulkeley,
v Joseph Church,. Boland Mather.
Frederick Tjler,. Edwin G. Ripley;
Robert Boell, Samuel B. Ward.
Miles A. Tuttle, Henry £ Pratt,
John L. Boswell, ‘ Austin Dunham,
Gustavos F, Davis, Junius S.Morimn.
ffir- Policies bn lire and Inland Bisks Issued on ton.
Wo terms, by GEORGE E. ARNODD,Aiet,
dccl&ly i No. Tt Fourth street, IMttsbgrp'h..
HOr COHN 11: HOT CORN Sl!—Hot Corn;
B«nM In Ne» York niiiatratol—lnelndtoß lie
Sf?i7 ?/ UMoKaty\Madiillim tho ragpicker's daughter,
wua Maggie, 4& JYlth original designs, cngrared by H.
urr.: By Bolon Itoblnron, , , - . .■ .. r.
... “ Bid that welcome •
. Which comes to pnnfrh qjt”
. “A beggar's book oatirortt’s a noMo’s blood/’ .
• °Of every lnorfinalo cup beware;
Or drink, and irUb Jt misery shore/*
. Forsaloby . BT. O. MORGAN,
d « l3 ' ' ■ lMWcodstreU.
OFAt ikii) aAtttWft; *
O' Mof b Uftclf erel;
No. VHackcrel>laket*;
ln blits,
BAHOT ,& HENSnAW.
Tor rale fry
mfrrf "‘.aowuota or Partnership.
'l heretofore existing between Ramncl
iilv ,, *"> a Ptmipßo Kechbrumo,
?"*K tt I e J£ I ?_ 6f PttKBBTONI TtOtJNO 4 CO., was this
day disseised bymntusl consent. The Mine of the firm
Bill bo used byolthesof tholato partuersin earning the
business. PINKERTON, YOUNO k CO
Pittsburgh, December I,IBW. ’ luu:,u a
'a !nMa 1,111 be continued at tbs old etand.br
Sa ? l P' D , koTton enl Alex; Young, undortheetyle of '
doctaitf PINKERTON VyQCSO.
GAEGO’S lIALL, Hmrth etrKt' nedr fTobcb cropdrltoXo.'
obtained: for ParSes;Pestlrab.
uoncms, PubM Meetinga. Ae. Also, Cargo 1 * Cottllonnnd
Sax Horn BMd can be found in readiness at aQtlmea.br
appljtogto WM-I KUSK CABGO, at tbeCrystSSa%
DagnjSriatn Bponts ofß. H. Cargo A Co, Fourth etro™
rJSSMttXi,VASIA AVJBBiUB Plioi-lSttTy
QNJS LOT&cd & THREE STORT. lIOUSE or RTfmt? «iik’
back Building and Tci House. orMOHB.wUh
Two Lota and aigood Brick DwelHnn Urmco
. Also, threeZota onC»Uwell street ’:■
■ If tho oboso proportyb not sold it prfrato Bile mbti™.
tbadtr and **«*■«.
—. „ : ■ : Pcnua. Avenue. No. S7l.
B
XCHAH6E AHD BAHXIHG HOUSE
■ <lp .
4.rWILKISB & CO.,
UKITED STATES BANK DWXLDINO
, Ho. Grn*£gi Fototli stnot,
■, PJWSBtJEOiI, JA, ‘
*nd Xtomertlo Colo; Bwik Kotes
JC aod lond Warrants bought and sold.
.Oouectionsjaado thtoughoattlxo tTaicin.
.--.jwloosß paper discounteiand loan* nMoliaiAQ.
-• Stoc&a bought and bqM on cat&x&lsaJon,
tatonßt
yiAiio.NRUY, or *u ktoos ma ■wnutiw.rj,. rai»i™"g
d«ff
„v.\i v v
EASES
, 4******'
r ''
■■'V • •’ V:
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT.
J.'EldtT i Co f
, CO'Wood street.
pure, in More and for sale by
TLEMXKQ nnos.
•20 bblr In store alid for rale by .
-■• . FLEMING BROS,
jlk in flora otid for rale by
JSO/GROUTT,