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THE CITY POST.
PRIPAT > MOBJOJfG;::::;:::;;::DECEMBKft: ld-t
Meetiko of Cotn?ca.-rTho Council mot last evening, in
tbojr elmmber in the City Hall; : ■ •
Present—Messrs. Alien. Cordell, Howard, Kincaid, Lorenz,
Miwkoy, Speer, Taylor,-Wilsonvund presideut.
Tho Council-met accerdiog to adjournments Wednesday
evening,, to consider .tho proposed law 10 pay off * th& cifcy.
debt ■■■ ■
An amendment was proposed.by.lir. Allen.-- Losfc-‘ V; -.r
Tho question then came up on tho final passage. -Th®.
yeas and uayawero called, and atood as follows:
Ayes—Cordell, Howard, Kincaid, Lorenz, Mackey, Jlur«
dock, Speer, Taylor, WUcon,President—9.: .•j:-..*: . i ■ . .
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Tho law as passed reads as follows, -s^
An Act to Seduce the Debt cf the City of PUttbicrijh. '
Sec. 1, IhattheCouncilsofthoCity of Pittsburgh bound
they aro hereby authorised and empowered, by Ordinance,
to cause to. bo graded, paved; or macadamised,Ady public
street, lane, alley,or ride-welk, or parte thereof, whkhare
nmr or.may bo hereafter laLl. out and ■ opfnedln -said
city,. npon4he petitioner a majority of thepeoperty hold
ers along street, lan o, alley, or Bido-walk,'orparta there
of, and have the same pet with, curb stone; And too Bald
Connelly aro hereby. authorised and’ empowered by Ordi
nance,, to provide for, the levy nnd collection Of the costand
e xponsegpf the Rime, from the property bounding andabut
tmg ihoteon, by an equal assessment on tho-feeffronti
bounding or abutting, os aforesaid.. -That when
there is any groond;rentrhargAd upon any real estate tho
Bame shall bo chargeable with the same proportion Of- the*
value of thepavingcr macadamizing-as the princi
pal of the said ground rent- bears to the assessed value of
tho property., . •;;
.Sec. 2. That tho anid Councils beandthßyare hereby au--
thorund and empowered by ordinance, to provide for the
appomtfecDt'by ballot, in Joint meeting-to-be held within
tuirtydays after the passage.of this Act, of three competent
citizens, as “City Appraisers,”whoseduty It shall bo, atlor
having been duly sworn, to value nnd appraise the paving,'
mawulamizinc.and preparing far paviDg, of all streets, lanes’
or alleys iagaid city, the coat of which has been paid or aft*~
samod by said city;.which said paving ormacaflmhlnjr
rhall be value 1 according to its afctnal conditionat toe time
of said valuation and appraisement, and which preparation
forpavißg.shall in no case’ be valued at more than 1 fiftv
cents per superficial ynnh And toe said City- Appraiser* ;
ebaU. witbin four montlis -after their appointment fiio to
the office of tho City Re-nlntor, a. property Tmthetiideated’
statement of the valuation of euch paving, nnd preparation
for paviug, distinguishing tho value of uvery square on the
pid streets, lanes r or a leys. The further duties; of
Fw*. Apr^£.ra ’- n « d their compensation to be provided for
the stud Counellfi, by ordinaneor and the appraisement*
and valuation shall be final, and without appeal. And the
uncUB are hereby empowered and directed to provide
the iMswanent. levy, <ma coUrttion of lie
total amount pf-jroch appraisement lrom the property situ
aw on ejl.l «treel«. Juirai or alley*, ot nmareSt&rtSffoid
wl 1 - a^ t . in^ ttcrcon ' in VtOfOttion to the dls
tance, m feet, which said property may bound, or abnL nr
afori-jiM. rro,idtJ Itmt FaM oKeKmcdt shall bo payable
In fourequal annual instalments.• *■
tb?-M “v 7 artstos-from, and eon«ted under
l h “, d c * Act,abalibe applied to the Sinking Fund,
heretofore established by the Act of AwemblyPT 6th Anril
1850, entitled, an Acttolifalt too Indebted***, %T Sid
1 7 l£ nd Rhall t 0 «>« so®o purpose, and heldun
tStSgiSSX!Sr “.'-r id
Sm. 4. Tire coat end eipenso of paving. mnradamlring or
prcpanrg.for.paving or tanrad.miring, ehall ho a lkn upon
tho property nbutllbg or adjoining, nod If the owner or
orrnim of f aid properly ahull fhr three months after demand
iniide upon thorn, orany of them, shall refnse or ne-lect to
pay, or If the owner or owners arc unknown to thepcraOn
‘2 ?™“'V«» same, the Solicitor if
° r M , l V , V ur s h ,t h 2* 'hare power to file a statohcnt
of tho lien, which shall bo tn the name of the Comm tra
il, the nro of the City of Pittsburgh,in the omraof
tho Prelhonotary of the Coort of Comrnnn Pleas of Alle
gheny nmnty. Sworn to by tho proper offlrer. Such state
ment shall enntein the ntoount of tho lien, end for what
incurred; a description, with reasonable crrtnlntr, of the
property subject to the lion, and tha name of the owner or
own-rs, if known, and the same-shall bo rbllcctod by S-m;
Jdtcins, at any'time thereafter, with costs, as debts secn-od
bv mnrtgngn ore now! recoverable. The .serrica’of .VbVc
”; na * ahallhe oponthe owner nr ownero of said property
yhen the same are known: and. hy posting a copy of the I
oarrAliewxa-npori tho doscribed property when the Owner
or not known; - • -* |
Sec. 5 That TO mnch of iho slh grettoh. of tho Art of
AsjsmblT of Oth April, I*Bo. entitled “An Act to Unit the
mdebtednese, unit 'pmviilefnr the pro'iMnl.ona cert.'.ln cx-
Jintrnlehmentof the debt or the Cit-of ritteborch.” ns on
tborises an improvement. t®c to bo leeied. and eo mnoh of
ony other Art or Acte of AeocEnblj* os h herebyottcml or
snpptiod, bo. and thcMme.oro hereby repealed..
H ires tho detannination of the minority to ctnv airev
from Councils, and tints prevent the pnssaj-e of the ordi
nance. by net olloirino a quorum to bo pretent; Or.o of
their number unwittingly blocked their hy routine
tmoConocila; ho could not eet out, and troa compelled to
star and witness -the passaeo of n bill, which hta ftionda
mieht Itave “ etayed’' off a litUo longer, if they had boon
present. - - - . . - v -. .
This bill pvjsci} in Common Council, by tho follow In?
rote: ;
Yeas—Riseeft, Day, Fellerrnan, .<Gri»c©y, Getty, Harrison,
Kirkpatrick. Lon?. Mskln, M’Aulev, Scott, gingerly, Smith
Spline, Vcrner, ‘Wilcox, Yonog, Marshall. President—lB.
NttTF—Punran. Irein, Kannr-dy, T.ittle, Meroer, Miller,
Moorhead, Riddell, Rowley, TTood.F—lo.
Mr. Howard presented a. petition from the citizens of the
Second Warden regard to the unsafe condition of the ride
walks in manvof tho principal streets in tbat.ward. The
matter complained ot. was tho lKvt\Jdt*r pavements !u front
of .lnferred to Slrect o?mmlttcc.
On motion. Councils Adjonrned.
Olc Bitil.—The saleof tickets to Ole Bull's first and only
Concert in this city, will commence at Mr. KlebcrV ronric
store this morning It was inadvertently announced that
tho sale would commence yesterday rooming, und os a con*
sequence Mr. JvlcberV store was crowded at an early hour
by those dftriroua of procuring tickets. Last evening 01©
Bull gato a Concert in SpringCeM. Ohio, to-night ho gives
on'i in Zano-wille. On Monday night he, will bo here, and.
assisted by Adelina Patti ami Str&kOEch.rlve one Concert at
Masonic. Hall.
This is not the first visit of 010 Ball to Pittsburgh, ©hd
wo cannot believe that his popularity has waned, in Ute
least, since Ids former visits—Glen ho created an immense
sensation; now we arc satisfied h© will do the same.. A eo*'
temporary spoaiing of Ole Bull,*nyabe is an artist of trans
cendent ability, and however earnestly he may be disputed
the first rank among tho violinists of*the age, b© wields ns
complete a mastery ovur his Instrument e* any living pen
former, Ho masters difficulties which no other can execute,
and can draw as sweet pounds from his violin as wete ever
produced by *n instrument. Ho may be ©censed, perhaps,
of traveling sometimes In a sphere too far above onr ordi
nary conception* of music; and what is tho perfection of
harmony may oftentimes sound uumelodious to such un
tutored ears as ours; but no one can the less admire tho
almost miraculous execution ol the artist, who plays with
difficulties us with children's toys, and seems perfectly at
home in a sphere to which the majority of performers would
In vain attempt.
la it Jcsi?—Wo would like to know whether it is either
proper or that the Gazttlf. and Journal shoold charge
the recent outrage committed In tho -J ournalo Glee, onmem*
hors of the Printers* Union ? -'-Whore Istheevidence to sub
etantiate the charge: let it be . produced and the offenders
punished, but until then, do not go oh the supposition that
all men arc guilty until proved Innocent, and libel honest
xnd honorable men, by styling them honsa breakers. The
Gaseilc speaks of“ldl« members” of the Union—wo would
inform the editor that there is nor, to our knowledge, an Idle
member o'fthe Union In the city. All the’persons thrown
oQt of-employment by the recent strike,’ h&vo procured
.steady situations, at good wages—the most of them, we Rro
happy to state, better situations than they filled boforo the
recent troubles between someof theemplojing printers and
the Journeymen. '
Tun lx quest on tho body cf Molar, killed by thecxplnrion
of the in Nicholson & Pavno’a foundry, on Tuesday
last, met at the scene of the explosion yesterday, and pro
ceeded with xheir investigation. It was found neces?ary to
adjourn over until Saturday evening, in order that the boil
er might bo examined by capable end experienced men, up
on whoso testimony ino gfeatdegreOj-theYerdictortbejury
will depend. By tfao force of the explosion, the boiler was
thrown n considerable; distcnco into the river.-
Yesterday, at tho Inquest, a witness was examined, who'
implicated the engineer, Mr. Nlcbblson, as having caufOd
tho explosion by carelcnsness. ’' Another witness 'was exam
ined, who stated the contrary. "We await the result of the
official investigation.
V. S. Circuit llcm. Thomas Irwin.
The motion for an injunction is Btill 'being argued in the
Circuit Court, before Judge Irwin. A. IV. Loomis, Esq., ad
drossod thn Court yefterdny, occupying most of the day.
Ills speech was eloquent, logical and powerful.
The arguments will probably close to-day.
Wemnyndtl in this connection, that the motion .for an
injunction, pmyed.forby the citizens of Erie, to preyenttho
change of googo' at that point, trnfi argued fcoforo the Su
premo Coart of this State, in ahil tho motion
refased on Wednesday last So itaran announced by tho
counsel arguing thocaro before Judge trsria yesterday.
District. CotmT.— Before Hampton and Williams.; •
Id tho rase of the Commonwealth yb. Thompson, indicted
ibr nuisance in tbo Quarter Sessions, bat tried in tho IKa*
trlet Court, (the city of Pittsburgh being.interested la the
suit) Judge Hampton delivered his chargo yesterday, l and
the jury returned a verdict rtf-guilty, in-manner and form -
as Indicted. The effect of this rardlct will bo -to cause the -,
removal of the freight depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
from the whart
Mr. Williams, ono of the counsel for the defence, filed bill
of exceptions, and made a motion fox a new trial.
Mu? Killto. —Yesterday morning a coal digger named
George Wugnor, employed in one of tbe coal mines of tbo
Little Sun* Mill Hnn railroad company, Wascrashedtodeatb,
hr a mags of slate falling on him; While he was at work.
The slate which fell on him was a mass Weighing about fire
tons. Tho accident look-place at the terminus of the rail*
road, about four inllcsTrom thomouthof Bavr Mill Run.
The deceased was about thirty-fire years of age. 110 leaves
a wife and family in destitute circumstances.
A Suspension Bcidge is talked of at Cincinnati—not for
the first ilmc cither. The Ommcrcial says that M Engineers
have reported that Bridge can be bullt across
the Ohio at an elevation, of swrenty*eight feet above tbe
heighthof the great flood of 1832, for six hundred thou*
sand dollars. In this case the approach, must commence
at Columbia street. A bridge fifty feet above .the height of
tbo flood of ’52, would cost, but three hundred thousand
dollars; the approach would commence on Front street.
Is it Goon ou Bad News.—The Mountain House is-to be
closed on the 15th of next mouth. So the Hoiidaysbnrg
Standard says, and odds also that it is “cad andmolac*
cholynewßP’ To whom, pray? The closing of the Moun*
tain'House “ bnd news. Well, now that's a good joke;
•hut tho Standard man can say as cool things as any editor
about tbeso “diggings.”
Tax Stole:? Horse and Turkeys. — Jacob Sylh, from
whose house in Allegheny city tlio horse, wagon and tur
keys were stolen some time sinco, has succeeded in recover
ing tho hom> and wagon. The horse was found ihtheFonrth
Word of Allegheny, and tho wagon on Chestnut street, .The
turkeys werefound, wa mentioned a few days elncc, in ah
nntenanted house, In tho First Ward, Allegheny.
Valuable FnupmY tor Sals.—Wo invito attention rto tho
advertisement in another colomn, headed “Fifth Street'
Property for Sale.’'' Tho location of the property is very de
sirable, and we havo ho doubt but that there will ho copeid:
erable competition among purchasers. Tbe terms are easy.,
Apply to John S. Kennedy,yratch maker, on Fifth street.
Highway Robbery.—Wg have to record an other high way.
robbery bn the Uohlcstowh plonk road. Wednesday even*
ing.'aman waskn.'clted down, near the toll gate at Saw
Ml)lßun, and-robbodof ten or fifteen dollars. Tho name
ofthe person robbed, wo could nbt'lehrn. '
Run Oyetw—A man was xua over yesterday, bn Liberty
street, by a heavy coal wagon, and badly injured. - He-was
conveyed into Mleh’s tavern, where bis wounds were dressed.
Wc could cofr learn his camp..' . -
Change br Hours.— The District Court now meets at ulna,
o'clock, A. M.» and continues In session until three o’clock,
P.M.,when it adjourns for the day, thus giving an unin
terrupted session of fix hours.
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Fairs and Festivals. —Tho fairs and festivolsfor tho bone*
fit of the Mercy Hospital and Passavonfs Infirmary, opened
yeaterdflv; one at Masonic Hall, iho other at LafayeitoUulL
Assaulting ma Wife. —A man named Redmond was held
to bail yesterday, by Alderman Parkinson, charged with, an
assault and battery on his wife. . -
Fined. —Alderman Reinhart yesterday fined a number of
draymen for neglecting to place numbered plates on. their
vehicles.. ■ ■
BENEFIT.— Tho benefit of Ur. and Mrs. Florence takes placo
this ovcnuig, .at ibs Theatre . Bee card in another, column.
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-Suddes Bow tj held gfiinquest on Wed
nesday afternoon, on the body of James Williams, a colored
man, who was found dead on Wednesday ..piomiDg in Ids
J 1 ? 11 ™ Centre Avenue* fttar Arthurs street. Consldcra*
ol© exdtejaent existed in the neighborhood, owing .to rn*
of.fbni ay, on the part.hf..«ie wife of ilie deceased,
who bears an; unenviable character* .It appears Tjbat Wil
liams hod been separated from his wifo for seme time, a ro*
conciliation took place.on.Tuesday, and. Williams celebrated
by-getting drunk. Tho jury, returned a verdict
dl?d CcomJnternalhomorrhagebf-the leftventxiclo
bftho hejxrt,Thesuddendcath ofWilllams, was nodoubt,
caused,by intemperance. Ho.was aboutforty years of ago.
\Laiicert.—Officer Hague last evening, arrested’a lnd
named Hall, on a charge of larceny: Ho was charged with
Stealing nrtlolfis of clothing from' the St Clair Hotel; ' The
lad Was m the tombs; to await an examination before
the Mayor to-day. v
. i SAEsbf a conbtry dry goods.store will be continued
ntMcKenna's AucUon Hoas© ibis day, ot-2 o'clock, . -i V
TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O’BeiUy tines for tho. Morning Poo-
THBEE DAYS DATES FEOM EtfBOPE~
ARRIVAL. OP THE ASIA
= : .. t • . , . c ! 'Nwr York, December 16.
The Aria arrived at 5 o’clock this evening, with Liverpool
.dates to tbe 3d December;. v
'lr^ l l 3f^ P ? ol '^*^ KETS,-,^o^n ”'^ n sales ttia weekvrer©
on-speculation 6000 boles, and for export
ttfc'tfie quotations: fair Orleans &)£;
lands s%;.demand mob-'
©rate from the trade, and for export. . ; ! •
v or of aU qn&lUieshnvo'advdnced 25,-an s'
SjSm B upon the market. Western'ednni
Ohio 35s . 6d; Corn...demand'mcHle’ate; prices in
zayor of buy era, b'nt quotations "unaltered.'
..-■rrofifieM? Beef dull; pork dull; bacon in moderatore
quest: lard in moderate demand, and prices.in favor of
.buyers.'- • - • •- -
■ Trade in the moaufacturiDg districts baalargely declined;
Losdok Markets.—Sogarqniotj rice dull; coffee,demand
good, ana prices stiffer;'quotstions unaltered.' ,
Marl:ot ‘" BTane y tighter. Consola have declined;
waris.making hut HtHo'nrogrew,
bew project of arrangement is
proposed by the Austrians
Docoinber O.—The news Is quite unlntorcstlng.
Sf^i 8 2° of magnitude along tho Danube, bat
lyff i t - BbinnlshcB take place between small parties,
.which-are-pretty saywe. At : Mplcrihnn-Island, opposite
Giurgovo, ond at Hirsobn, the firing was pretty severe.
miT^ tho Turkish imcccwes continued to be brilliant
-The Torjmhavn capturod the first class fortress of Kouchum
Kale and Fort IjFurghotto. - - . : i . - - m
j HoatilUles bavc-eommonced on the Tnack'S4. ; ' A Tnritl«h'
Pleamcr has captarad tho Russian frigate Wademir, and a
RußMao ship.has taken an Egyptian steamer of ten gunt
after a desperate resUtance. b -'
'lbe-Anglo-Frecch f.eetreinainF at snchorace. rtisre-
S riedthat,he Turkish fleet intended bombarding Sebas-
" I-'Understood that Anstrla ba* u new confer-
S? Lan<lo ]l tIT ' Tbi> greatpowersarasafd
!» C \» < ls? TOra^ c ‘ Turkey are invited to send
“ e l^ a m ß ’ the Crar was expected.
AThB Turfea. after the 20tb of Kovember, will seize
shipping.; Tho Russians, after the 22ud, will seize tbo Tur-
Sultan, liasxfeclln'ed to receive further supplies of
u,e ™ an3 » Bfl lw Uoe.i cot wish the present
hostilities tn bo regarded as a bolvwnc.; 1
- *£. a T tD V in £ l w t re P»wrlnK at AdrlariopTo for the Salfnn.
• Alrolrs in berm producepneasinm to tho Porte. The
Sortian goTernment demands from ihe Porto tluitnnoxe
=nuater bn clren to tho HDSstan Consul Al Belgrade. The
Porto.thinks that gcrTia. fs Hsfenlnc to Russian Intrigues,
althcuph the letter ° f the Prince of Servm to the Sultan
states that Serbia would preserve strict neutrality.
Ruraors that tlio Emperor Xopolcon was assassinated were
correct, out are untrue.
ThonHs a report of an alliance between England. Franc?
Spain and SarriioJo, offensive and defensive.- K ’
i J ', rcv -°^ u^on to hare broken out In portucml
in Don Miguel, which, however,!? not yet confirmed. It is
probably exaggerated.
Cotton Market—Cotton quiet; quotations unchanged
Amcn-ican ofTm-d freely; only scarcity brin* mlddlinc
qualities; better sorts are plentiful; N>w Orleans low qnnl
m«S are hardening Dennistrn & Co. qoot* fair Orleans at
Fnlr Mobile* CM : middling 57' Fair
Uplands 6*. s ; middlieg CIC 10. Fridriv’s gnles were 6000
ne . qu!et ‘ Tho stock on band L« 0-10,332 bales, of
which 324.006 were American. - '
• UrtHuistafTs.—-Under the influence of large arrivals price*
i w 4, nr, i C?P , K t Z™ and Flour
at which rodncUonmosthave declined to sell. Com
Kmodcrate request at previous rates. Thtlndelphia and
•Baltimore Floor fid, ox-ship,and Cos ex-*tortr
Canal, Xo. I, ZiQMa Cd, ex-ship, and'3d(3&l more
trom store.
i. Pro.lslonj: GnMin<Ti-Co.TiTor! bcef^JuH.BnTm.nwiit.
Inj! lo<r.r rates in Alnerira. Port...retell ,Wand Inajp
lower. Batoi moved more readily: unchanged. Cheese
prices steady, hard quiet, with n downward tendenrr:
f«Vs6O tonaht‘s7. Hies limited, at lower rates
At Manchester bn?ine<s wasv.uy dull. At Trestonand
Wigan the strikers were still unsettled.
LmvpoN Marects.—Baring £ Hmthers report coffee, which
is hold firmly, ctoadv, and unchanged qtiotaMon* Ten
nrilre; lorpe transactions in common- Comma at Is Sd<ais
Mobd... Baring A Brother? quote rapper in ffocvt de
mand at the Jate ndvanCe. Iron trade healthy, with r. rood
•renertl demand; bars £S?s. «rf?>£S 7s Gd: rails fiS s.-frC*
10? j, free on board: Wales and Scotch nlgTO; good mixed at
Glasgow, Oarfshcnie K’n 1, S 3. T**d firm.
' 'Monev’Marlwt-.AmprJcan securities: Brllson £ Co. report
the Imsineft* of the week nt almost a stand still: few trans
actions onlv m a faw Federal smoks; prices nominal nt
T/indon. Money in pjoat demand. Bank rates unotnngrd
hut higher rates'obtainable elsewhere. Funds hare' de
clined: eon cole closlngnfcflJT^OOn.
_ If irat, FiMny ewroln* (hr trt<*»T>M-Cotfoo In «MI
demand; midallcjjOrlenns S 0; firm. Flournctive tending
upwards; Genesee 46. ■ * ■ *
At»ditiokat»Jt»sh —The whole Polish army bad marched
> the Principalities.
The Turks.’for seTeral.nigliie, bemhitdedthe Busainn
nosition at Glurwro. but were finally dislodged by tbo ar
tillery of Oen. Formoroff. J
The latest advices assert that six French and rix Emrlisli
stefuncTß were aVvnt to enter the Black Pea.
The continued heavyroinsalons the wholo of the Lower
Danubo, have rendered making extended'military opera
tions impossible. 3 * ■
Doth the Turkish and Itofrian rommentlcra ore getting
their troops ttn-lrr cover. Otuer Pai.Tm bird marched the
milk of his trooofj berk to fho onarfew ocrupta] previously
toerowlnp the Danube. The Turks, however, had formed
on entreftenment around their camp, let ween Kalufatoml
Kweoto.
The fourth and fifth Pußßinn reserve corps arc raovlnp
from Dcßsarehia to Wnllnr’nia.
On the 24th of NoTembcr, Echncirl and Onrer Posrhn
were to make a simultaneous aUcck.on tbe HusAian line
The result is tint known.
.Omer Pasha int*-r«:.*puvl a letter from Monchiknff toGorts
chikoff advising nim*to keep quiet In the Prtnrfra’ltics,
.Fifty pieces of arlillerv find lv*n cent to Adrjanople. and
tbo palaco-there was being prepare! fur therecertlon of ibe
Saltnn. .
Rnwdabtsafdto have required from England -to recall
admiral R. Siirno and captain Horta-re. now In command of
Turkish fleet?, both of whom 1 bold commissions in the Bri
tish nrmr.
It 1« renortwl in Vlciiiia that an nLHem-eliM been formed
between Ser»ia and Montenegro.
No English news of Importance, save the annlrerfaTT of
tlie cotnmencemoot- of tho Polish revolution which was held
in on the 2&tb.
TimiTY-THIRi) COITGRBSS.
' ' % • ••• Washington Crrr; December 15.
Senate—lt was ordered that when the Senate adjourn? it
will be until Monday.
; Mr. Sow-art (taro nolire of a bill for ibo ron-truction of «
railroad ftroogh the territorioa of tbo Cnifnl State, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean.
j",. 1 tatrodwea a Ml] proTiJfejr for (ho.ppo)ntiri>T>r
of DUtrict' Judge fortheßoulhefo dhitrfrt of California. with
authority for tho tifo District Jotljtctt to hold court* la mrh
district, in ease of the absence or rickneran/each other Ke
ferred. ......
rfovod aa Etecutivo acrslon, nMoli' wob agreed
Resolved. That tbn Committee of -Commerce ho instruct
ed to ioquiro and report on (bo Artemi condition of the
coramoree of tho United Staten carried upon tho Pacific
ocean, and whether nny IckWmTto action is. necessary for
the security and promotion of that important interact.
Mr. Uamhlln pave notice of a bill to Fallafy the claims of
American.citizens for spoliations hy th« Prendj.
After the doers wen* opened. Mr. Ro'lf'e, of lown, offered a
resolution'to r.im-ml the .ruins by prorilioe. that In nil cases
of elation of officer* hy tfu Senate of the United States, the
Tote shall I*o taken wra roc/-..
- Mr. Brodhead hoped that the Senntor would wake a re
solution also that the executive session# ehall ho with open
doors. The resolution was laid over. Adjourned.
.'Hodss.—Mr. the commit two on agriculture,
reported the homestead.hill. Tleferred.
:■ Mr. Meachnm'cayo notice of. his intention to introduce a
bill paying tho fourth instrdment of the surplus revenue,
under-the law of JSSfI.
: Thefo was n lon'gd chatoon nresol u t ion pro v(di ng forthe
purchase of Mount Vernon, which was generally opposed
iiy the Virginia memhers, who said thnt the State would
never cod« her jurisdiction over nnv pr.rt of her territory,
Without aeling' on the resolution, the Rouse took up and
referred seveml matters rn the Speake'-’s inhle. .
• A bill relatihg to the manurr of appointing tho Assistant
Secretary of the-Treasury was then token up, and a long
debate ensued. .
■Without acting on tho bill, tho House adjourned till
Monday.
ACCIDENT ON TIIE PORTAGE RAILROAD.
JoimTowH, December 15.
The ropo bmko on Plano No. C, Portngo road, whilst ion
freight cars were ascending. The passenger train westward,
In chaise of conductor Seeley, hod just reached the foot of
the plane. A German boy, name unknown (no person with
him) was bflijlycTOflhpd and was supposed to be in n dying
condition at six o'clock in tbe evening. Illrnra Castner, of
Pronkford, Philadelphia county, bad one foot slightly injur
ed. Tbe rest of the passengers wero not injured, and were
brought through.
BAtTiJior.B, December 15.
Thcro is no mail beyond Washington.
The Union, continues to bewail the election ofTucker os
Senate printer. It says: “ We have £ood reason to believe
that a deliberate coalition has been formed for the purpose
ot embarrassing tho administration and dividing and break
ing down the Democratic party. We cannot be restrained
by respect for the Senatorial office from speaking oar mind.”
CoAßLEsroif, 8.0., DccemberlS.
Six bodies, supposed to be those of the lieutenants and
crew of tbe boat of the colter Hamilton, have been found,
which makes it certain that all were lost, save ilngan.
• : ■' Nnr York, December 35.
Bennett, of tho NeW York Herald, has been convicted of
tho libel of Edward Fry, manager of the Italian Opera, and
ten thousand dollars damages has been.awdtdcd.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS,
New Yore, Dceember-15.
Cotton market-firm, with an upward tendency. Coffee...
kales 3000bag*Eibatll%.. , Sugar...sales3so boxes Musco
vado at 4)4? firm. New Orleans Molasses at .24; steady.
Flour-Bales 15,000 bbls Stale at $G.75@G,81; ; Ohio $G,B7@
$7; and firmer. Wheat—sales Co,ooo bus Genesee at $1,81;
Southern' bettor. Corn...gales 50,000 bus yellow at
.82Maixed at B 2; buoyant. lless Pork...sales COO barrels;
heavy: Messßobf—sales 800 bbls at 33,50; steady. Lard...
tales 200 bbls at 10*4*. Whisky—sales 350 bbls Ohio at
28%; buoyant linseed.,Oil...sales 2000 bbls at 33}/, *4
gallon: Iron unchanged.
Philadelphia,.December 16.
- Cotton ▼oryquiet...saleslimited. Cloverseod—sak*3 fmall
lots at $5,87@6. Flaxseed is worth bus. Flour
—good demnnd for export; prices generally below views of
holders,'who bare put up their figures 12%e bbl; galas
1000 bbls standard and fair brands at $0,02. NothiDgdoiog
in. ryo flonr. Corn MeaL..*ales IUOO bbls frerh ground Pa.
at $3,25 bbl. a slight declines Eut little wheat offering;
teles 2DOG bus prime red at $3,75, and some white at sl£B@
L6oi. ‘Kosalekofrye. Corn—sales 2500 bus, part atr7s, in
store. Odd part bn private terms; yellow at 67@70. Oats—
'Whlsfey...demand limned, small
bbl at 27, andhhdgot 2V ~ - •
SE MOLASSB&-200 bbls Stoatn: Refined Sugar-House
• just received frota steamer Prairie City, and lor sale by
dec!3 JAMF3 A. HUTCHISON & 00.
•\T o. BTJdABr-104 hhds, prime now crop, landing lrorn.
J.l • steamer Oakland, and for sale-by .
Jdodfl ’ JAMES A. & OQ
BOYS ANDYODTU’SBOOTB r of cvray
id want are invltod mtonable. :
j L. 32. HAYWARD,
dcc(| Comer Market and Liberty street*. : -.
I';;;.,
COMMERCIAL POST.
WEEKLY BEVIEW OEEIITBB'DItGH MAHKET'
Orrici o, th, Dmli. Moaning Post, 1
Frllay, December 16/1853. [
Business Hnce.OMiasi.Sgekl /reportlutwo unusually:
qnlet and dull In all branches of trade, tho transactions
being principally confined to tho home trade. Our rivers
continue 1??T> trad Ming gradual]/, there being just suffi
cient water for (he smaller .class ,of boats. - The receipts, if;
producohas fallen off materially, in consequence of the ad*
vanced rates on riser freight ■
, In oar markets, with ono or two exceptions, wo hare but
. lUts change to' notice, ; Flour* under lhe eHect of the late
advices from 'Europe, has given array, as will be seen by
reference tothc pales. Grain bai been: In active demand,
particularly Oats and Corn, and prices havo boon steady.
In llogßlhere has been but little doingsinceout last; Prom
the CifadntiaU Price Current, wo learn the following..state
ment, up to.Wedhesday: V
• In the gonera! markets a moderate bafdne&a has been
transacted daring the week: though operations in produce
are being now mocb retarded, in consequence of the low
rtago of water in the river: Pre’gbts bsve materially ad
vanced,and even at current-prices itis difficult to effect en
gagements. tho depth of waternot being sufficient to ndmif
medium clasa bcats, either above or below
In the Hog market a more steady business li' M been
transacted during the. week. The weather throughout has
bcen.quito favorable, and With a fair supply, the houses an
gogM were kept ?n pretty constant employ. Prices during.
the W'ook have.beon. quite uniform, with a tendency, how
ever, towards the close, rather to decline than advance. The
arrivals of Kentuckyhogs are below' the average of previ
ous week*; bpt the receipts from Ohio and Indiana are In
creasing, and the offerings during the last three days’were
more free than at any. previous time this season. This is
accounted for by tho fact that, the contracts have nearly
boon filled, and the bulk of tha hogs now eomlndSforward
arc offered for tho market will be fall v
tested during tbo ensuing week. The foeling manifested at
present seem*, to warrant , tho belief that unless receipts
provo very heavy, prices will bo sustained.
Tho number of Hogs received up to December 13, at CinT
rlnnnt*, W.ft9181,191- ‘
With reference tc the European grain- market, we copy
tho following:
The Mark Lone Express thinks the deficiency in the sup*
play of wheat in England* France, and other European
countries, has not boon exaggerated, and that a still higher
range of. prices during the winter is probable. It antid
'datos great Interruption of business from the usual grain
'marts, in consequence of tho Eastern war; that,after the
arrivals of thecai-goes of wheat now on their way, the inad
equate supplies will he more sensibly felt; and that all the
surplus of the United States will, bo required. Ifcappears
.Imm a statement published in the same paper, that, out uf
3.R02.743 cwt. «f Flour Imported lnto Great Britain. in nine
momhii. "the United States have supplied 2,389,263 cwt,
Vmprc supplying 555.053 cwt , and the British colonies 232,-
493 cwt, being the only countries worth naming as competi
tors; and of other arilclcs the statistics are equally signifi
ed. Of wheat, 773.507 quarters were received from Kusaia,
872.170 from Prussia, and 434.864 from tbo United States.
Of the other grains, including corn, bnrlny, oat* and *ye, to
tlji' total of 2,322.537 quarters, of which was com
posed of Indian corn, and this was Imported mainly from
tlio D.innhiau Principalities. Franco, tha United States, and
Kncrdn. Tho fact that tho United’States Is able to compete
with other countries in a shpply of breadstuff*, is pretty
dearly demonstrat'd by the aboTe figures.
AFItKS—The demand for Soda Ash since our last has not
bn *n Active from manufacture*, nnd the sales that came
under nur notice did not exceed 80 cask* of domestic and
imrorted, at price* rnnjrinp from Refined we
onnj-* CTUftll rale* nt ln other sorts w© nnva nochonce
reported.
Al’i'LKS —The ctock in onr market lo titmannlly largo,
and continue tocnme forward freely: wile* of-cnn
«Hl**.rnble lot* wore made nt prices ranging Irom 75
for fnir tn chnieo. *
ALE —In this art! *le wo have nochnuffe to nntlce'from
Inst week; the shipping demand i« brisk, and price* aro un
;h&nzmt. We continue to quote at $6, $7 andsS, as to qual
ity rmd hrnnrt.
BEESWAX—There Is vorv little coming In. and sales aro
•mly In n small way, at 2V§24, from first hands and from
i tores.
BEAN'S—There ia hnt little demand for Beans, and sales
ar.» confined principally to the retail trade. We qnotesmall
white at .<l@-l.2fi. from first hands imd stores.
BROOMS—Snlcsdurinc the week were made at SI f<2,2,12
@2.75. firs: hands; stock light. . J .
BUlCK—Thedemshd continues brisk for Bolivar, at <25
for common- nnd <lO tor <wtra.
THICKETS AND TUBS—The , prices am
S!.2fifnrßuckets rash; No 1 Tubs No. 2 ffi.so; Keeh
*rs *2.75. Sales of Thickets from stores at <2@2»25.
BUTTER—There in a moderate demand for roll for retail
ing: for packed we hear littlo or ,no inquiry. We qnote
roll nt 14@in.fcr rood to choice; packed would notcom
mand over
RtICICWnEAT FLOUR—-Is In steady demand nt
T,r»7 per sack. v
OfIESTNITTS.— An* selling at $1,50@1,G2.
CRACKERS —Haro undergone a change; the following
ire the present rate*, viz:
Water Crackers, bbl
Gutter do do •
Rnear lb..
Soda • Ho do ...
Ilrwtnn -do do ...
Vie Nle dA do ...
ViJot Hjwid. V* Mt] 41,00
CRA^BKRTUR? —Wo quote at $9,50®1Q bbhand but
t!T7 in tijn market.
(VTppP.R—Wo n'nofo f»t rash and thrjp.
CAXTJhKS AST) SOAP.—W* now quote candles a* fob
dipped 11 Va? mould 13. which U an advance j r-oap
. OHKKSE.—The sm>ply cflmloff forward is cjood, and the
fpmonil continues brisk; wequoto steady sales at SiSObtf?}
.0 for common to prime. ' -
T>RTED BEEF—notice fales by Iba Uere© at 9.
DUTEI) FRUlT—Ther* is a mMerato demnnd Tor Pefu'hps
nt SI .fiO/Stf ,75, first handju Apples are lo limited demand
atß7<ftJl,l2.
EHGS—Are ready pale at 15@»lfl,for fresh; pickled are
rolling nt 13,^14
FEATHERS—We wntinuo onr quotation# at fWi'SS. ne*
I'ordinctoQuandty nail quality.
FISH.—We quota Rake S»itnnn atJ!o*falf>,sA j wMte Lake
it $10: Trout ats9? No. C Mackerel nt Her
rins SLVHVtO. *
F EKt>. —Wc<*vnt in to nooto City mills bnm at IVq.li
ihorta 17. aivl mid,Hines S7l^.
FllElGTlTB.—Freights on the GMo river an? a« follows!
PoliJ fVotehL Bulk freight!
ToClnciunnll 15 cts. 100 tbs. 25 ct«.^loofts.
“ I/mi5TiHe......... 20 do. ?,0 df>,
** Ft Loui* .....05 do. art ,|n*
On the Pnnnsvlvftnin Railroad Jl.OO l.hl J« rhnrued on
Plonr, And on Ist rlw freight 90 cts 100 lbs: 2nd do. 75 •
*1 do. fl» : 4th do. 50.
FRUIT3—The following U the list of current prices for
foreign fruit:
• Raleinp , s3,fi2e£3 75 *j> box.
Currants ft>.
Hfffi ?Üb. •
I>mon* .... n.no . -p box.
Orange*' .. 4,50 lox.
Ff/)tn» —The market during the mk was moderately
supplied, and prices pr"ttywHl njrtaiood. up tn Monday
■evening, when the foreign nows hy the steamship Arctic
was announced. the tenor of which depressed our market,
and prices receded. ns will t*» seen by refer once to the sale*.
On Friday palp* worn made of lOO'hbla nt $5.70*2.5.75, for
superfine, and 45,87 for extra. On Saturday 250 bbls fold
■»t same rnfe. On Monday there wan but little offered. On
Tuesday the sales amounted to GOO bbl*. ofe prices ranging
from J 5 70*25.75. On Wednesday sales of 113 hW* on the
wharf at $5.02(25.75, for superfine and extra: 75 bhl* $5,02;
100 bhls from wagons nt $5,G0<g.5.65, for superfine. On
Thursday the market was unchanged, and selling at $5,00(2
5,02. for superfine, and $5,75 for extra,
GRAlN—There was n fair supply of Grain during the
week, with a fair demand. Wo note sales of about
1.500 bushels Oats at from first hands; from stores
42*3)43. Corn wns.ln fair demand at 52*5)53, with sales of
one or two lots nt a shade .less. Barley in fair demand at a
'lightdecline; we quoto salesalCO. .wheatisles*firm,and
our mills are not willing to pay orcr $1,05(3)1,15. Rye con*
tlnues senrre. and would rcndlly command
GROCERTE3 —The demand is limited to the city trade,
and we have nothing special to notice as regards prices. We
quote Sugar sV£(fts9£. Molas*es dnll. and.«*lHng to the city,
trade at 2GO2S; to the country 27@28. Coffee firm at 12
(21ipȣ.
GUNPOWDER—Wo not* roffular sains by the keg at $4,.
50(315 fbr FFPG; Kv. rifle 6V£ Bis flo dozen 1 fl> canis
ters £4,50; PFG sl<<M,so; rock powder $3, with tho regular
discount to tho trade,
GERMAN OLAY—Sales in small lotsaremadoat $26 to
$2B, cash and time
GLASS—There continues a moderate demand lor Window
Glass to tho city au»l country trade, And wiles of country
brands of Bxlo at and $2.50(2! for 10x12,
from first hands. Sales from storo at 25c. adyanco on these
rate*.
HOGB—Wo notice Miles of several lots dressed at 4@4M,
with sales 200 live .at 4^.
HOPS —We continue quotations fbr Eastern now cron at
45 eta.
TlAY—Regular sales ot the scaToa at slo@l3 $ ton; an
advance.
HIDES—We quote common western at 11}/; prime dry
'12V6513; greens.
LlME!—Sales are made at $1,25 bbl, from stores, for
Louisville.
LARD—We quoto at 9}.£@92£ by the bbl, and 10 In
kegs*
• MESS PORK—No sales.
NATAL STORKS—We quote Rosin «t53@3,25; Tar at
$4.50®5,00, according to the sieo of packages: Turpentine
at 80®S3c gallon.
IRON AND NAILS—'IT© correct nur table for Iron and
Nall?, and now quote tho prices settled upon by mannfae*
turers. The quotations for Nails are “nett cash rates” for
large orders.
laojt—Common bar
“ Rand......
“ Hoop
“ Nall Rods
SntET IroS—No. 13 to 17.
“ “ 13 to 20
“ “ 25 to 26
Nails—lo to 20 penny .$4,00 keg.
“ 8 to 0 “ 4,25
“ 6 to 7 “ 4 76
“ & “ c!oo
“ 4 “ : 6 25
" 3 “ , . 6,25
Spues—( ut 3 to i]4 inch 4.75
“ “ 6 to 0 “ 6,25
OlLS—Tbero is an adraoco in Linseed Oil, and now held
firm at 80<&a5 by the lot Lard Oil: No. 1 firm atBs<aoo:
No. 2. ’
ONIONS—Are lDqalre-] after, arid sales wore made at 76®
80, flu* hands, ond 87@9Qfrom store.
TOTATOES—We note a ptcady demand for Neshannoclcs
and Reds at 45050 for tho former, and 31(335 for th'o latter.
PIG MKT A If—Tho only sale We barn had reported to us
since our last, wqs2oo tons canal on prlvato terms. ■
BIXSOMS—Wo continue to quote at $B5.
RAGS-BeU readily at - . .. ■ \ :
SALT.—We have asnin to advance our Tates for Salt and
now quote steady rales nt $2,00®2,06 for common and extra;
with rales.of about 1200 bhls at those rates,
SEEDS—There was some speculative demand during the
week, and nearly all in tho market was taken at $5,50 by
Eastern speculators. Sales from first hands at $5,25@0,57
Flaxseed wo quote in steady demand at $1,30(3)1.35
SHEETING.- -Wo quote Banner Mins' Bleating at SJ* for
No. 1, and 8 ibr No. 2, . . .
TOBACCO.—Tho demand for manufactnred is fair, and
prices aro firm; we note steady sales of Twist at 10, and
Lumps at 21®2C, according to.brand. . ,
TANNERS’ SCAPS.—We quoto sales at 2V< a jb.
TIN.—We have to note a slight decline; IC, *10.50, and
IX, $12,50, cash; Bonca BlockTin.34cts<R R>. *
WfflSKY.—We quote steady snles at 2C@27.
WHITE LEAD—The demand continues active, with
Steady sales at $2,50 for pure.
WOOL—The Philadelphia Commercial list quotes that
market as follows: - • •
« Wool—There has been more doing in Wool during the
past week, bat at a material decline from the rates current
sixty days ago. The sales comprise about 200,000 fts within
the range of lb, 4 and 6 months.' Of this quan
tity about 100,000 lbs were fine wool to go Eastward, part at
40@57J/£c, 0 months, and part on private terms. Among
tho sales wo noticed 10,000 lbs fieoce at 50c; 5,000 lbs Merino
pulled at 44j£e, and 32,000 Bw pulled at Ss@37*£c, 4 and 6
months. An auction sole of 400.000 lbs of : the old clip will
tako plaeo in Now Yorkon the 15th im-t n which has induced
the local manufacturers to hold oH. A large poriida of this
wool was purchased on speculation last year, is the market.”
WEBTERN FARMERB* INSURANCE CO.
. ■' NEW I<ISBON,OHIQ.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 120 FIFTHST, WTTSBtnWn
Capital, $lOO,OOO. ■ -v
•JAMES KELLY, Prest LBYI: MARTIN. Setf'v.
• ’ B, McKASCEY, Agent. '
X©* Will insure Buildings, Stores, Merchandise, aim
-Property generally, on the most favorable terms. [decLCm
,-v . * ■
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Mbnongahela 8ridge........
SU'Clair street Bridge
Ilsnd street 8ridge—.................
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Western Insurance Company
Citizens’ Insurance Company.
Associated Fircmen’sCompany....
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Pittsburgh,Cincinnati ir’L'ouis ville
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Pittsburgh Gas . Worka—.. ....
Monongaheta Slockwater....
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Ohio and PennsylvaniaTt ail rood..
. Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroads
Marine Railway and Dry D0ck....,
Turtle Creek Plank R0ad............
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Greonshnrg Turnpike;...
OhartiersGoal Company..—
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North West
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Ohio Trap Sock.
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Philadelphia 44 KiOtherPolventßanka
Brownsville “ par.;Rankof Sandusky...
Rackscounty “ WiGraovlllp 50
ChesterCo.(nc'wl-wuo)«. IJiNorwalk 50
Colombia Bridge C 0...... wjUrbana to
Danville 44 ......... la Wooster. 25
Delawareeo. 44 U • INDIANA.
Poylertown 44 ......... M State Stock Banks 3'
Easton 44 12 $
Germantown 44 ......... *4 ILLINOIS.
Lancaster Uanks. I? State Stock Banks y
Lebanon 44 li State Bank Braoeh.. 613
Montgomeryco. Banks... « Bank of Illinois 75
Northumberland 44 ... U KENTUCKY.
Pottaville 44 ... 12 All solvent Banks V
Reading 44 ... U MISSOURI.
Schuylkill county “ ... M State Bk.ant} branches... y
Washington 44 ... U SHCIUGAN.
West Branch “ ... 11 All solvent Banks 1
Wyoming W, WISCONSIN.
Carlisle....: «!Marine k Kira Insurauca
Chambewburg jj£i Co. at Milwaukee 2
Erie TENNESSEE.
Gettyeburgh VjAU solvent Bants.. 3
Harrisburg ifc NORTH CAROLINA;
Ilonesdale..... *k!AU solventßanks 1
Middletown % SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wayuosbnrg ...... % All solvent Banks ’
York Banks ....... % GEORGIA.
Belief Notes % All solvent Banks
United States Bank 15 ALABAMA,
AlleghenyClty Scrip...... par. All solvent 8ank5.......
Pittsburgh City “ ...... par. LOUISIANA.
Allegheny Co. 44 ......pram. All solvent Banks
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New York City y\ Now York par.
Country Banks %{ Philadelphia. par.
NEW JERSEY. ' IWUmore ™r
All solvent Banks •KiPiudmmti- ■<< disdt.
DELAWARE- I Lnulsvilln... Sf diedL
All eolvent Banks VISL Louis 1 diac’t
VALUE OP COINS.
.$4.50
. Bso
. 7Y,
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MARYf.ANP, ! American OolJ»'uew),...„ par.
Baltimore 8ank5........... I'JAmerican Gold told) pr’m.
Country Bank? ?<;So7er*i''n? c,4 <&
YUIfIINIA. h?uinrjL* 5 oo
Ba.nkofVrubruni'he.'J... 3$ KralerieMor? 750
*C|Teu Thaler? w 7 Bf>
Valley Bh.abranchc?...., giftTcti CniNer? 3so
Exchange 8k.4 branches *3£;l4rjui«ii'or.. 425
Wheeling.Bank?—...- *4!Napoleons 3 8.3
Wheeling tranche*. I > 70
NEW ENGLAND. {.Doubloons, BunnirL 16 25
AH solvent Tt*uk« Ducats 2 10
CBILSOI’S PATENT Ala' WAKAIING
AND VENTILATING FU3NACE.
1 a
1 s'' i:
aWilteS 1
j£s»is39iß' fsi=&um
fI'IIE subscribers offer for tho consideration of tho public
JL the above named FURNACE, designed for Warming
and Ventilating Buildings, combining in Ifrelf all the desi
rable qualities required in n perfect Heating Apparatus, in
euring personal comfort, without any of the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common in heating
arrangements. Whllo tho occupants of u room or building
experience all the comfort arising from a warm summer at
mosphere, they also inhale pure life-giving and health
sustaining air, not coDtaminat**d by being derived from
damp, unhealthy sources, or Us power to sustain Hfo being
impaired by coming in contact with an over-heated surface!
These results ar« produced, in part, by constructing tho
furnace in such a manner that tho heat Is diffused ata low
er temperature than Is usual with any other Furnace now
known to the public. In producing lids result, another ob
ject of great importance is obtained on tho score of econo
my : the heat-absorbing os well an radiating surfkop U so
great that the beat Is almost entirely abstracted from the
gases before they are.driven off iot-o the chitnncy, thereby
greatly reducing tho consumption of fuel. Tho fuel cham
ber Is so lined with soapstone and fire-brick that Uio fuel
cannot come In contact with the iron, preventing the over
heating of the air, and destruction or Injun* to the
Furnace.
The joints of tho Furnace are so constructed as to afford
room for making a tight sand and clay joint, preventing
the escape of noxious and sooty gases into tho room, so an
noying to the occupants, aud so injurious to the health and
furniture.
The air to be warmed U taken directly from the outside
of tho building in all cases, thus insuring a supply of pure,
wholesome air for breathing, and tho other important func
tions required by tho human system—the oxygen is not af
fected, nor tho organic matter fn the ulr carbepized by com
ing in contact with au over-bented surface, ns with other
furnaces, and headaches and other disagreeable sensations
are prevented by this means—and in cousi'quenro of-thu
warm air not making .too largo demands upon th« lungs
and evaporating surfaeeof tho skin, to supply the moisture
which U has lost in passing over a red hot surface. In
proof of this, attention is called to tho certificates of l*ro
fesfbr Silllman, of Vale College, New Haven, ami to those
of other scientific persons who have examined this subject.
If public and universal approvui ls aDy testbf merit, the
proprietors of this valuable. Furnace can appeal to the
written testimony of thousands, to the press, and to public
exhibitions in all parts of tho world, it having received the
Prirei Medal at the World’s Fair, and tho highest Premiums
at Fairs In New England, Now York, and a Silver Medal at
tho State Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania.
Manufactured and sold by
cents.
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ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
novfl:d2m] Agents for Western Pennsylvania and Ya.
BY virtue of a Writ or Partition, tamed out of the Court
of Common Pleaa of Fayotte county, and to mo direct
ed, there will be.sold at public outcry, upon the premise?
inConnellsville township, in sold Countv.on theTWENTv!
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1853, the followingde
scribed Real Estate, to .wit:—Four Tracts of Land, siutato
and lying In Connellsvillo township, Favotto county Ta.
containing about SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,'lving
cn tbo Yonghlogheny rivor, adjoining landn with Hiram
Bnyder, Israel Painter, John T. Hurst, and others, on which
aro erected a Stone Dwelling House, Frame Barn, Inrce
Stable, and an old farnace, formerly called Mt. Etna, to
gether with several other log buildings: about two hundred
acres of which are cleared; all of which is known as the
Gibson property. Terms made known on day of sale
, JAMES' McBRIDE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Doe. 1,3853. • • fdecl3-ts'
P_
IENNHTLt AN I A RAIDROAJ). —Winter Tarivp betwrcn
_ PrrTsntraaH, PanAnELpniA asp Baltoioee.
First Ctosj.—Eggs, Feathers, Merchandise, Furs, 90 cents
fi 100 Bis.
Second £lass. —Apples and Peaches (dried.) Beeswax
Bristles, BulTolo, Bear, and Deer Ekins, Clover and Timnthv
Bccd, Glassware, Ginseng, Bags. Sheep Pelts 75c 100 lbs.
TJiird Class.—Apples (green,) Bran and Ship Stuff, Bacon
and Pork, (loose,) Butter, Hides, Hogs’ Hair, Hemo and
■Flax, Leather (Eastward.) 05c %1100 lbs. y
. Flmrtv Class. —Alcohol, Bacon (incaske or boxes,) Barley
and Malt, Beef and Pork (pickled or salted.) packed Candles,
Cheese, Grain (fnhags.) Lard nnd Lard Oil. Lead (in p]-s or
sheets,) OH Cake, Tallow, Whisky, Leaf Tobacco, 50 rants
tjtlOOibs.
fyscial Eafca—Cotton.OOc 100 lbs. Flour «1 a bid
dde 12 GEOItGE C. FKANCISdUS.
. fTIO BMOKEKB.—»AII Smotters wishing good and cheap
J. CIGARB,wiII find them at JEHU HAWORTH’S, cop
ner ox Diamond and Diamond alloy. - .
Flora Regalias, 10 fbrlO cents,
Abana ..do .do do . -
_• Colorado do do do
Call and try them, and then yon’ll tmy them. faovgs
hftBOXKa LEMONS; ' : ' .
■yd 37 tbls Cranberries; • instore and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.,
-^g 2 C 9 Woodstreet,
A A. MASON &.CO. will open thismeraing a'Splendid
assortment of LadiasOoth Cloaks, Canes andKHl*
buatws. . - ■ nor 7
\s £ -- V-
; -f
.. * \.-V f •...•» -t .V
. 'V.V-; >?’. V *->«■; : s • -
PBICFS OF
BAHX NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED DAJX.T FOR THE MOIOTNG POST RY
POBT OF PITTSBURGH.
[\ FEET S tX'UHS WATER IK TUP. CHAKKPh
A.KJU V t.l>.
Steamer Jfctfroon.l’.nrkinrw), Cn>wn<JTille.
** Luzerne. Bennett. Bmwii*TH!r<.
** Thnnmn Slirivi-r, Balky, Vr?t NVvLm.
“ (Jen. Bnyartl. JVel.Jcp, KlLxat>e*h.
“ Kxfhanxe. MrCalHim. Wheelinc.
** Cornplajitnr. JlcvnohU, Wheelin''.
DBPAHTKD.
** Jefferson. I'nrkinroti, Brownsville.
” Luzerne. Kenneth BrownpYilln.
u Thomas Sh river. Newton.
“ (Jen. IJnynrd. Peebles, Klizabeth.
u Clara l-Mter, Conlou, Wheeling.
** Return. Stoop;*. St Louis.
“ Culi.%. Ahrem.'s, Ixuif.-vnie.
Public Sale.
JALES, ,
Auction Oarfl. r \<
JASJES .M’KENNA, Auctlorieer and
chant. No. 120 Wood, sireet, near. the, comer
regular sales of Dry' Q odds, Clothings G roceries> G lasstfAre*'
new, And. second, hand Furniture, each. day- ? at;iO
o'clock; andt'at early gaslight; each evening, Watchea.'afltE.
’l®welpy»Q u ns, Pistols, Books, Fancy artfcleSj'.Cuilery;
ShoCAj&c., with a general assortment of every detscriptiou*
of Dry Goods. Refer to the principal mferchaats. ; .', 7-,fei}9..', ~
snmsxsaposT bt
xOh&nge Brokers'
'.struts, 2\Usburgh.
{• Bid. t Aiktd. .Par YdL
sll9,oois 120,00! * 100,00
: 100,00 i 101,00; 100,00
105,00- : 000 -100,00
95,00: -97,00 100,00
- i 10Q,00! 100,00
96,00! 100, oo; 10-1,00
98,00- 100,00' 100,00
102,00!
.■ 98,001 , 99,00 l:
. Auctlon-”»X)ally Salna*..
A T the Commercial. Sa!es:. Booms, corner. of Wood and
_£X Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. Mft-ageneralnAsbrtment
of Seasonably Btople and Fancy Dry .’Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, - ,j .<■
* :• v AT 2. O'CLOCK, . P. SX.,
Groceries,Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, : Looking:
Glasses, New and Second Hand Ilotischold and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac,; - • •...-. •:
AT 7 O’CLOCK,-P. SL,
.Books, Stationery,; Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing,.--Variety Goods, Gold and-
Silver watches, Ac. F. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. [ja^L-tf
JAHES HcKENHA, Auctioneer, '-;
92,00; 9-1,00
55,00 65,75
67,00 67,60
65,25 55,60
00,00 ,90,00
23,76 24,00
35,00
00,00 00,00
30,00 38,00
15,50 10,00
15,00 17,00
5,00 7,00
42,00 44,00
41.75 43,00
'24,00
68,00 68,60
- 45,00
49,00 49,76
48.76 49,00
60,00 63,00
102,50 - 105,00
10,00 - 12,00
20,00
8,00 10,00
13.60
175,00
63,00
20,00
17,00
6,25 7,50
• ! 17,50
! 200,00?
8,00 lOjOOi
• 4,50 j : S,ooj
j T,Oo!
1.121 1,76!
3,001 3,261
O.OOi 2,001
2,00; 2,60!
ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF FINE FKENCHBRANDIES
mNESyTINEGAIt, (JKOCEItIRS, cCc, at
On Monday next, December 19Uy.nl 2,o’clock, P. M 7 will bo
sold at M’Kenna’s Auction House, by order of Assignee?,
for par funds, tho following .lot Of Liquors and Gro
ceries: ... '
; V l /l cask Fine Otnrd Dhpuy'Brandy; ,
. 1 do Fine Pivefc Castilliotrßrandy
4 do FelevoUin Brandy 1 - - '
1 do James Heonessy Brandy; - \
4 do Burgundy Port Wine;
' V. 1 cask Madeira Wine;
13 obis Vinegar; \
Imperial, Gunpowdc? and Young Hyson Tea;'finorweet
Honey-dew: Tobacco; Ginger; HuriHrdj Pepnor,; Alspice;
Cloves; Dye Stuffs;'Baltimore Herring, Shad " and slacko
ret; Glassware; Dishes and Bowls; Qoeensware;
Shovels; 1 excellent Book Case, Sanctum and Office Table j
1 Stove; Ac, - - 4JASIE3 M’KKNNA, ■ £ -
doclG _ AuctioneM*. ''
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
50,00
50,00
' 50,00
100,00
25,00
25,00
A SSIGNEES’ BALE.-of an-.exthnsive-COUNTRY DRY
lx. GOODS STORK AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY next,
December 19tli, at 10 o’clock, will bo 'soltf, at
Auction House, by order of Assignees, the stock ofa-retnil
country store. Among tbo lot are some very fine goods,
such as Saxony, Coburgs, merinos, alpacasymous do laincs,
beraizes, ginghams,, linen lustres, calicos,:chintzes^.fiot.
stuff, vestings, flaoDels, bleached and brown muslins, silk
hdkfr. and cravats, fine, shawls and dress hdkfs;, ribloos,
Ircch, tweod cloths, cnssinetvpatArtt threnjl, Spool Triton,
l gloyes and hosiery, suspenders, Unsays, lamb’s wool shirts,
and drawers, irhite dresi shirts, gingham and check sbirfa;
overcoats and superfine satin vests; Irish linen,
buckram ami padding, silk pliish; chnsahs, heavy blanket?,
-furniture calico, men, women, misses, boys ftndjrouths’
boots, brogans; shoes, bootees, buskins, frttriips ami dippers,
gum overshoes ; also, a very largo lotof Fllk aud worsted
fringe, with many other articles. •' •
declfi • JAMBS McKENNA. Auctioneer; •
; 2,00!
1 o,oo]
7,00; . 9,00 :
2,50: 8,00.'
Hjnvo HORSE BUGGY AT AUCTION.—On SATURDAY
A morning, December 17tb, at 31 o'clock; at the Commer
cial. Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets' will bo
sold, for want of use, one strong two-scatod square Irody
Buggy. fdenldj P. 51. DAvIS. Auctioneer.
TVALUABLE MISUKLLA.N KOIIS BOOKS,- at Al'CTfoN
> On Saturday evening, December 17th,-at 10 o'clock. at
the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and FiOh
streets, will be sold a valuable collectlm of. new Hooka—
among them are, Tbe American Engineer: Draughtsman
and Mechanics Assistant, by Oliver Byrne, numerous plutes:
Western Fanner and Gardner; History oCFrance amLKtign
of Napoleon, by Goyaud.Montholovr, 7 vols; Murray's En
cyclopedia ofGcography. 3 vol?; .Macaulay’s History of Eng
land, 2.v015; Mcznoirsof Franklin. 2 vols; Scott’s Note* ou
tbe New Testament, 2 vols; Bloomfield's Thucydides 3 vols;
.Diary of the Times of Georgo 1V,4 vols; Memoirs of the
Court <rf France, 2 vols;-Aiken and Frost’s British Poets. 2
vols: Wirt's Life of- Patrick Henry; Freemans Companion ;
Proso Works of N. P. Willis; Cannings’ Speeches; Prose
and Poetical Writings of M. P. Tupper, 2 vols, i gjlt; Works
of. Coleridge. Shelly. Byron, Miltou, Slwkspcare, Ac. -Also,
fine Family Bibles. Catalogues eon benhtnined nt the Auc
tion Store. P. M. DAVIS,
d'-cl6 Auctioneer.
C'llTY BOOK STOKIS AT AUOTION.r-Oft TU fcSDAY worn
j ing, Dccembor S)Ui l at IbpV.lcck. at No.WWood street,
wiU be commenced the saleof the entire EtbcKof Mr. Tmke
toomta. Ag’t, (as be is declining business,) comprising a
very laTge quantity and excellent essortmOht of standard
Theological, Classical, Historical; nud Mathematical Books;
ehoico works of Biography, Travel?; Poetry, Ac.; School
Books in great variety, now in usd; also, Udmroentnrics,
Bible?, Cap. Post and Note Papers, fancy Stationery,
Ac. Tbo attention of tho Book Trade and others b re
quested to this sale, the most extensive over held in the.
city. Books now open for examination. " ' ' • -
Sale? continued daily until oil are fold. Terms: Sums
over $5O, sixty days, and over $lO3, three months 7 -credit
for approved endorsed paper. P. 31. DAVIS. ■■■■••
’/"* d**eli» Auctioneer.-'
SEILI N G OF F .
GREAT CHANCES
FOR BA MG Alflif
7111115 undersigned would respectfully inform their friends
X. «ud the citizens generally tbit they are about, closing
out their large rad well selected stock of '
RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETINGS,
Lately purchased in the East, from the Manufacturers and'
Importers, which, for variety, stylo Tied qualirv, are unsur
passed—ermrintinc of
VELVET TATE3TP.Y AND BRUSSELS,
Of splendid design?, selectt-l expressly for our City Retail
Trade, and at lower prices than woold now corcrtho costof
importation.
IMPERIAL, EXTRA nnd SUPER. THREE-PLY CAR
PETS. from tbo most celebrated manufactories in the
United States; colors warranted. Ingrain Caypets of nil
kinds; Vcnitian, Ilall nnd Stair Carpets; Wool and Hemp
Batch Carpets; together with h larce assortment of Oil
Cloths, Matf, Hugs. Matting. Tablo and Pfa'no Confers, Ac.
Tbe entire stock will positirely be sold, the present kjo-'
son, to make room for other goods.
docß , C. R. TTEABLY A CO.
A Delightful Dwelling House,
FOR RENT, on CHIT Street, in the Sixth Ward; JbA
ample grounds, around it, with fruit trees and njgff.
tines; eTery convenience to housc-Vcuping on the
promises, with liot nnd cold water bath rooms, Ac., and the
gaa brought to the street this fall.
I Intend to remove from the City on the Ist of November,
when possession will be given. Rent ±'2:2s per annum.
Apply to Messrs. John Harper or Morrison Underwood,
at the Bank of Dittsburjrh, or to the undersigned, on the
premlmg. r**p22] LECKY HARDER.
A COMPLETE assortment of Songs, with English and
Italian words; Fantasies and Potpourris, arranged for
th* Piano, from all the favorite ami popular Operas of Mo
zart, Donizetti, Bellini, Meyurbcer, Kosinl, Venli, A Tiber,
Weber, Boillieu, Balfe, Lortzlng, Floton T ctc-etc,; together
with the latest compositions of JaeU, Gottschaik,'Jullien,
Strakosch, etc,, etc., etc. Just received and for sale by
H. SCimOEDEit J; CO n
Cargo’s Hall, S 3 Fourth street-
COAL LAXD FOB SALK—23 Acres of I.nu;t7with. a vein
of Coal i\C foot thick, with a lower vein of 2 feet; only
IS inches bolweeu the two. Tins .Land is a good soil* and 16-
Aeres in cultivation. A good Dwelling Ilnuse, Fruit Trees,
good water and timber. The Land is suitable for Garden
ing purposes; situate about 4 miles city; a short
distance from the Brownsville Plank Hoad.
S. CUTEIBE&T A SOX.
_ de£j General Commission Ag*tg, 1-10 Third st
SteamlioaUf Alloy I
. w Tar subscribers tender their acknow-ffi
for the furors bestowed m-oaUL
teffn:.7imt~BtthcDi by their Steamboat friends, and K 35
would respectfully.remind them and others interest. *
<*d in boUding boats, that they are at all times prepared .to
furnish, on Ibo most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and wo"t
mansbip. T. B. TOUJCG & CO.,
Comer Third and Smithfleld streets, ‘
opposite “Brown’s Hotel.”
To Steamboatb, Hotels, and Families.
JVST OPENKI>, ft complete assortment ofeenuine YTT
KIPIW/ IBONSTONE CHINA, ivhlch is recommended'
as being much superior to French Chino. Also, alarrb as
sortment of every other article in the trade. • ;
M. HODKiNSOK, . ,
66 Wood at, Pittsburgh,
Xcar St. Charles Hotel.
QUICKSILVER —2UO lbs in store rf»ij for sale by
dec2 I'LKMTXG BROS.
If if W \ AND CRUCIBLES in store and for pule
-IV I VU by fdec2] FLEMING BROS.
APPLES— 100 bbls choico Applet for salu lovt by
doc 2 BAILEY & REXSIIAW, 250 Liberty pt.
SEGAKS— Just rcc’d, a supply of choice London size Ha
vana Segura, In 100 boxes.
dec2 BAILEY & RENSUAW.
!Vruw crop : : ; ——“—~—
Layer Ratons,
M. R. RaMris,
Sultana Raisins,.
Drum Figs,
Zftnto Currants,
Kecrireil and for rale by
Jcc:i BAILEY 4 RENSIIATV.
aARPEIt S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER just received
?y B. T. C. MORGAN,
oec - ,dO4-Wood fit. •
IUOKWiIKAT i'LOUli —ij bag* just receivod nod for
* pal ° oy |dc&2j KING & MOORTIBAI>.
DWELUNU lIuUSKS FOR IIKNT.-A' large House, oxi.
occonu street. Abo, a House on Robinson at..
Aiiechunj City. S. CUTHBERT A SON,
- POT -*~ 140 Third vtroet.
CHILDREN’S FANCY SHOES, of. new atvlea, just.ro*
eeived at No. 10i Market street. ' "
... nov2a W. K. SCmiRRtZ.
LADIES’. FjtENCII MOROCCO ROOTS and BOOTS—A
nerr supply at No. 10“ Market atreet. •
nov29 W. E.-SCHMERTZ.
£2s£ A * D , fill* and COIV
HIDE ROOTS—A assortment of the very best
quality, warranted. I‘rices unexceptionable.
DOV -° W, k. SCJIMERTZ.’. 5
r>LAIDS, FLAIDS.—A. A. MASON & CO., No', ii FIFTIi
X street, will open, this morning, another Ir-huUIuI us
aortmsnt of nil wi>ol Plaids, bright colors. • cov29
5000 Ray State, Empire, Waterloo.
IV otervlcß, ami other Shawls, just received.
nov2o a. a. mason & co.,Nq. 25 Fifth Ft.
jLAII) Dte LAlNilS.—Just opened this morning. 'at A.
A. A.. MASON & CO.’S, No. 25 Fifth street, f>-cases more of
Lhopo beautiful. Plaid Do Loines, brilliant colors. [dot29
AND TALMAS.—A. A. MASON’ «c CO. will «.v
J mbit, tbls morning nnotbcr lot of Ladiw* 'Cloaks and
Talnum, of the fashionable styles ami materials fn2o
VELVETS—S&VipoesTnßSortedcohirK, justrwM at
Q tiot29 A. A. MASON - ' & CO.’S, No. 25 Fifth *t."
ONSETS, UUXNtTiS.—“iioO SUkvSalin and Velvet Bun
ueb», or tho latest and most fashionable .shape*.
-POT 29 A. A, MASON & CO., 25 fifth «t
9(1 barrels sweet potatoes just received at
■OKJ DOT2B 3t* T. G. BOYLE’S, 105 Wood ?t.
SOAP— 110 boxes Palm,
10 do Castile,
5 do Almond.
2 do Olivo,
2 do Candla,
50 do Toilet and Fancy; for pale by
D. 'WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street.
B W. FLOUR— : : :
• 250 sacks B. TV. Flour, 50 each';
-■.,*** do 25 do on hand, and
for solo by [nov22T KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS. :
T7 1 11'.LD PLASTKU— S-i barrels Canal .Mill's Erin ” brand
. on hand, and foreale by
™ T ~ KIRKPATRICK i nERRONS.
G 1 KEEN API*LE.S—I6O bids "Rambr.fi,” Ibr pale by
1 °° v ~ KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS.
for 1)0103 ChUlli:othl> P ‘ Jm Soap, pn hand
110122 KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS.
r p l, Il l l^ £ „ ST IIAIII DYE'fa.cristadoros; lor sale at,Hie
-LtogStoroof G. 11. KKYSKR, .
_ corner Wood at. oml Yir?dn alley.
Tt '» Birmingham, manufacturers of
81111111 Iron of all description?,' arid
ofßpops, Rounds ond Squares,
-OfifcT l** 76 o *dera for Iron in the bos,, at the city Feet
" — 1- ' • - •• ■•■•'••■■ . OCIB • ■
. J i Pr. Pavid fiimt,
£K|ggi BENXISI-OmcE. rourtt street,. ietroon
HCQ7 ana Wooa streets, ncaily opbostte iha
Pittstiurshliank. . ■ ', no»lT;ly
iKjftrfßgssgfr ivo. 4a. I'onjth street.
end Ferry streets, ■■>
Offlw Hours—From nine A. JI. till fire P.
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P. 22. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
New Music.
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f ’ WIHTEB ABBAirOBgEHTB.
• THE
Fast Moil-Train will leave the Passenger Station on
1 Liberty ;fltraotvßTwy morning at-9 o’clock, slopping
at sUstho stations: <m the road; arid arriving in
Philadelphiatho neStmorolngat 7 O’clock, connecting with
tho trains direct to New. York, also connecting at Harris
burg with the trainsibr r and: arriving in Baltimore at 7 o’-
block, r'.~..1"'...y,-; '-v-
Tho Express Train leaves tho station overy evening at
9:30 o’clock, stopping at 01l tho regular stations, and am.
• nocting with. trainsfbr Baltimore, and deriving In Philadel
phia or Ealtimora:at BP.M.'
If ato to Philadelphia, $9,60 • Faro to Baltimore, $9.
Baggflgecheckea to all stations on the PeDirsylvAniaßail
road and to Phlladelphia'and Baltimore. ,;
Tho Accommodation Train will-leaveevery afternoon at
6.25 o’clock,' stopping- at nil regular stations, Tunning
onJyiasfar aslAtrohe. .
Ketiiming tralns arrive in'Pittshnrgh at&.lO, and 8o f
clock, A-My and 7;25 P. M; *
, . Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, vrill bo charged firs’
,ca.*Ts in addition to the station rates, except from' stations
•where the Company have no'agerit. •
No notesof a less denomination than five dollars will he
received in payment for tickets, except those issued bv the
. Banks of Pennsj’vania. ....
> B3*Notice.—lncase of loss, the Company will hold them*
stilvcs- responsible for personal bnggage only, and for an
amount not exceoding-$lOO. • ® i' . :. uu
N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Lino has been employed
to passbngers and baggage to and from the Depot',
at a charge not to exceed 12}£ cents for each passenger, and
12V£centsfareachtrunk. 6 ■' -
ForticUete apply ta J. ME3KIMEN, Agont,
’v' ,1 At the P. R;R. Depot, on Liberty Btreet.-
Pittsburgh, November 30,1853. . / ’ -
byN.ParkerWilHs. ,
. Tb ° or Stray Leaves from my Journal; being
sketches of tho most. Interesting reminiscences of a retired
..PbytdcMn. :
i llnxry Uarson, or the Benovolont Bachelor: by the an*
- tiior of «The Attorney.” . :
Otmrles Aucheater;:* Memorial. : ' .
Forsaieby H. MINEIt & 00..
nov., - No. 32 Smlthfield-BtreeL
I; ’ y-~ : ~”7.; For Sale, ~ 7 ' ■- - •• ;
NfIKL SELL my nnexpired lease (fourteen years) of a
.JottSltaate.-onG’naraßtreot and Spring alloy,ln the
J*tfim.Wnrd—4o ft fronting on O’Hara- street, and ruhnioc
back luO v ft. on. Spring, alley,on which :is erected n four
pjoned Brtc-k House, 40 ft; square, with a frame, two stories,
09 ft* on Spring alloy, well calculated to carry on any
nrtncu;ofmanufacturingbusiness, Beingcngaged In aai
ufuqturing in tho country, I offer tho above for sale. In
quire. at.-No, 425 Liberty street
v; -r , ■; : EDWARD FABER. -
QCOTIA^dJAKDS.— 4 * The throne and sceptre of England
I"" 111 crumble Into dust, like those,of Srctland: and
,Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbev will lie In mine as
poor and‘dc.^)lato*as;th6seof Scone and, Jons, bofore the
.lords of .Scottish song will cease to reign in the hcartaof
men.”—rEnwAnn EvEnmT.
A splendid volirinei For sale by
, ; - JOHN S. DAVISON,
-novlO .. . - C 5 Market street, near 4tb'at*
Bonnets, bonnets.-a. a. mason & No. 26
.lifth street, will exhibit, this morning, 250 Velvet.
Silk And Satin Bonnots, of the latest styles and most fes£
ionable colors. . . . nov2l
■ A re » eiTed at A. A. MASON A CO.’S, No.
j£A,2«> Fifth street, 160 ps. Alpacas, of every color
quality. ; . nov2l
VELVETS.—A rewi>fl. extra tine, splendid
•-T 7: • finished Black Velvet;. for L&diei? Cloaks, just rac’d.
: ,nov2l v A. A. M* SON A No. 25 Fifth st.
DAMCIHG ACABEITir. at WABHIHfITftW TTAT.T.
,-±i tadlea Class,*. -
I WOULD raßpectfully. inform tim public, and Young
i- Ladies especially, that I intend commencing my Class
for Ladies in the latter part of the present week, and would
moat earnestly request all who may wish to attend, to glvo
in their names, and join. with.the. commencement of the
... so * tbc Glow for Children was commenced on Sat*
urday last, 19th and will contlnno every Saturday af
ternoon, at 3 o’clock. Parents who may-wish to have their
children taught n becoming, easy, graceful manner and
•walk,-nud a light, natural carriage In dancing, would please
send thCir children, so as to have them commence ei onco.
For, farther particulars, enquire at tho Hall, on Wood st.
nov22 , - CniUSTOPHEB A.-McMANHA .
ADiLS’ CLOTH CLOAKS.—We invite attention to our
laigu arid epleudid assortment of Cloth Cloaks end
Velvet Talmas. . : [nov2ll ' . A. A. MASON & CO. ■
ITKIMMiNOS”, TKIMMINGS.—A. A. MASON & CO-lio
Zf Fifth street, are now exhibiting one of tho largest
assortments of Trimmings ever offered in this city, of ail
tho most la«hionable etyjes, and of every color.: [nov2l
BANK: OF PITI3BUHGH SIOCK—IO shares for salo by
, e - AUSTIN LOOMIS,
nOT ~ 35 No. 92 Fourth Bt.
T7KESH CiIANIiBKIHES—Juat received and for sale at
■X ..the Family Grocery and Housekecpera* Store of
novlG ; _•; . . BAILEY & RENSHAW.
WGOLU)NO SHAWLS.—A. A. MASON A CO.. No. 25
l-IFrll street, have on hand over 5000 Wool Shawls
of every quality. . QO tl4
TJIO’LBT— A. largo'Three btory DWELLING U0D8&
A atoalcd on Second street, wear Wood; contains twelro
Tooms. Possession on the Ist of December-nest. .
S. CUTHBERT & BON,
140 Third street.
cheat wokk on .infidelity.—a prize xs
i SA'i, by Pearson, of Scotland.. Its Aspects, Causes tmd
Agencies. For sale by J- : S DAVISON.
■ noTlfl . 65Marketstreet,•near 4th«.•
XftfiY BOOKS-JUST RECEIVED BX EXPRESS,—sHu
d.\ man’s Visit to Europe.
City Architecture, or designs for 'dwelling houses, store?,
hotels, fag 20 plates. .. *
GcdeyVMngazineTor December.
Graham’s ; do do :
WEALR’S SERIES.
Treatise on the Art of Painting on Glass.
Do on Steam and Locomotion.
Do ' oh Steam Boilers. ,
Do on Ciril Engineering.
Do on Agriculturaldo.
Do on Blasting. And Quarrying of Stone.
• Do on Manufacture of Brictfi and Tiles.
Do on Masonry and Slone Cutting.
Do on Well-digging, Boring, .Ac.
: Do on Limes, Cements, Mortars, ic.
Do on Foundations and Concrete Worts.
Do : oh Architecture. ' ' ’
Do on Tubular abd other Iron Bridges,
Do on Warming and Ventilation.
Do on Mechanics.
Do on Perspectire. .
Do on-Drainage and Sewerago of Townsj Buildings,
. Do on Construction and Repairing of Roots.
And sundry others; For sale by
nov2g - B. T. C. MORGAN. KM Wood at
('loli'.FJ£J£— *tfO bngs prime Kioj
J . J2O . u I<aguayra;
.20.,“ Old. Gqt. Java.
FOK- -I'AHSIS, BUtLMW LOTri, AND DWELLING
HOUSES; on reasonable terms. caU at the Itcal Estate
umco or . 8. CUPHBKRT & SON,
° nrlB ; 140 Third street •;
CIROTON MILLS HOHINY AND SYRUP—Kec’il freah.
> ana for sale by BAILEY & BKNSHAW,
noyl ° : . , 253 Liberty street .
rfli l il . us i - LAjU recciyea per steamer Return, end for
'UW sale by ALEXANDER GORDON,
. norto - 184 First street- 1
Dwelling houses fok balk.—a good, wen arran
ged BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with -lot 24 feet
tout, on Fourth street,‘above Boss, by 80 feet deep. Price
ALSO.—A threo story BRICK HOUSE, situated on St.
Clair street, a few doorafjrom Penn.. Price $2,80(1.
Terms easy on both of the above.'
FOURTH WARD PROPERTY—A comfortable BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE EOR SALE, Bitnated on Fourth
street, near-Ross. ' The House la well arranged for comfort
and convenience. The . Lot is 24 feot front by 80 deon.
•Price $3000; 'torms easy.'' S. CUTHBERT * SON, .
, novlO - py No. 140 Thirdstreet
lAUit SALE—'IHIKXY ACRES OP GROUND; near the
JL ltutlor Plank Road, on which ia erected a Sickle Fac
tory, *0 by 23 feet, ono story high;. also, a Building con
nwted, 18 by IS fe«t, and a Dwelling House, 20 by 70 feet,
tme story high, -with stono basemen^'ond eight rooms, fljj.
mied m good style; large. Stable, 20 by U feet, and a
Frame Stable, 13 by 18 feet. Twenty Acres good Bottom
Land;.balance good Timber. This property will be sold
low, and on good terzna. Apply to -
. - THOMAS MOFFETT,
noT l° . . . Post BnUdings, Fifth street
S ALE-—4& ACRES OF LAND, in Bowlckley Bottom,
. % of a mile from the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
on-the Big Sowicklcy Oreok—23 acres good Bottom Land;
tho/.balance well timbered. This property -will bo'sold
cheap, and on good term*. Apply to •-
THOMAS MOEFITIY Real Estate A^t,
Post Boildlnga, Fifth street.
EOR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOT, on Samson street, be
tween Federal and Bcavor streets, In the Second Word,
Allegheny city. Lot 31 by S2feeVwUha good Briok Build
ing, IGU by 32 feet, containing six rooms and celliur.
ALSO—A GOOD BUILDING LOT,SO.by2O feet,with a
twelro feet alley alongside. This Lot will be sold low. and
-on good terms, Apply to THOMAS MOFFITT,
. nov3 : Real Estate' Agent, Fifth at., Post Build’g.
1110 AND PENNSYLVANIA BA I Lit 0 AD STOCK—2O
shares wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oeVX No. 92 Fourth st :
A A So > AND IGO aOKE LAND WAiatANTS WANTED
by • AUSTIN LOOMIS;
octsJ ' No. 92 Fourth st.
/1 OH LBS. FRESH CORN MEAL; -
‘Jrwy GOO lbs Extra Hulled Buckwheat Meal. '
Rec’d and for sale by BAILEY & RENSHAW,
- oct23. . ■ • 253 Liberty street-.
S l td££' SRORO PiiOPEKTX—FUR SALK, a Double Brick
■HOUSE, of two stories, : pui£ablo for two tenants: each
piirt finished, with a cellar, kitchen, and four rooms. The
Lot is 83 feet front by 100 doep. Will be sold at a bargain.
, ALSO—A BRICK HOUSE, on Chestnut streot Allegheny.
oct23 8. CUTHBERT & SON, No. 140 Third st
/~1 UfcHHN AND FINE APPLE CHEESE jast incftlTed, th*A
\JT finest in the market, by
wUX ■ . BAILEY & RENSHAW.
All kinds of gold, silver and bank notes
bought, sold and exchanged by •
*2*) A. WILKINS & CO M Bankers,
United. States Bank Building, No. 71 Fourth gfc, Pittsburgh.
ITY WAJUtANTS—SSOO WANTED by ! '
oct2o AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 92 Fourth st:
I f\ SHAKES FITTS. TRUST AND SAYINGS CO. STOCK
iU WANTED by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
- oct2s ; . • , • N 0.02 Fourthat.
BUILDING LOTS.—Ten Lots of.ground, pituate in New
‘Troy, fronting on Chesnut atTeet, each 23 by 100 feO,
for sale low. Apply to* MOFFITT&XOWRIE,
oclB : ■ ; Real Estate Agents. Post Buildings, 6tb st
BLUED APPLES—2OO bushels in store and for saio by
0019'.V- KING & MOORHEAD.
‘A* A. MASON & 00., No. 25 Fifth street, will open on
Jr. L* Monday, the 3d instant, a new and splendid assort
ment of LADLES’ CLOTH CLOAKS and VELVET TAL
MAS. ■ /- oc3 •
CIOLLKGB TJSXT .'BOOK —O5 MAKKBT BTllSifiX—A
) full invoice just receiifcj and for tale by
J. 8. DATIBON,
q Ifftte.Da?isou.4 Agnew.
PIG HETAI/—IOU tons Jtock Hill (Juniata) Forgo Metal;
_ 160 Marietta Anthracite do do
«-mov3j KING & MOOUHKAD.
Tor salp.by
nrrjlisDOW CLASS—-ttQO.boxes Bxlo, 10x12, ?nd
V Y HcKonnan & Co/s brand, in. store and for sale by
. KING & MQORIIEAD.
LADIES CLOi.ll CW)AiiS>—i. A. MASON 4-CU. iiwo
. onbaud asplendid assortment of Ladles’ Cloth Cloaks,
and are constantly receiving the newest shapes. fnovlC
T ONG HUOCHK yUAYVLS.-r-A. A. MASONTcoTNo.
J_j street, will open, this morning, ft splendid
lot of the above. .. . . • ncrl6
j fllessn, ShrolTel A Go<i
U ANTfF ACXC 11E118 OFFIUE FROOtf SAFES,
. . V&plt Doors and Iron Window Shutters.
. 4 $1) as all persons, admlt-tbe necessity of the above
articles, we have no hesitation in recoin*
mending our article to bo equal to anything in thocity.
- Orders promptly attended to, and put up in the best
. style, end on short notice. . -
. strectj betweeil Fourth and Fifth, FUts
bnrph.• '.[scptfcddm}. • J. SHROFFKL A CO. -
SU>&VUA&i£Sr-2W toM# Steam Ecflned ti urar-Übuse,
• landing-from steamer How Far); and for gateby -
JAMES A. HCTCmSOJi & CO.,
doc 2 utafit.lioid9 Sugar Beflotsy,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J. P. WILIJA3I3.
8. CUTHBERT A SON,
. • 14Q Third street.
MEDICAL,
iJ niiETOiAirsv,
SCIIOFUCA,
LIVER COMPIAIXT. it
FROM TUB METROPOITS.—Pans ft around! lot thoaf.
ulciud heir tho glad tidings! This la but thottntlmentcf
thousands:
WsamxoTWi May IT, 185 a. '
■.muff' TT b ™ er : Having Uat
hr Im! w. L ’t7 9 miJainl y em tending, I fcjw.
TmctnenTr year H.opto
Tmcturo, I found It had n-eomplhbca a perfect tua I
bar* nsed different medicines from time to time, but ham
bfTor boon abln to account for anfapparenc good; and It U
a blessing to Btrickcu humanity to find that thstoiodldne Is
j. ctmim aa, .
, LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY, ‘ !
./Vo'.’; Jizioot IZamr, I"; j‘i Ale—ip'lrftr tc, l
7^7l^i7mim?o” fUI i <: S' S 5 on fafc:
/’ baa Ixxn -suCcriDK with tho liver complaint and
with Innbihty,. constantly roinplahihig,
tbroush her wholo system;: She.now ebjoya better health
llun for thirty yean), being entirely restored by (ha uau of
IliimplonaVege table Tincture.” ■ r y 3 nan ui
DISEASED SIDEVUREAPT, EYES
b . "/ a- Ulltr Jrtrn J. Grimm, Ksq, Lmdmd>- r-„r
m 7 M* baa been .forjypars cflllctod with great weakt 1
tloM; pain in tho breast; side ahd bask; ra'i'llatlen of tbo ■
eee, rt i’ ■*J 6 ¥ mi < ! *A of tho non?our system; Josa of appetite- ' ■
ntw e? oa •*“??’?'i fl» "’Blit of ono eye,almost •; t
T'i 1 ‘PJirased to say,Hampton's Tinctuxu: •
hes reatu.ed licr to perfect health. Her eyos ary aa good
qowrsever theyivoro,” ■;
„ _ hIfEUSIATJSM, Si YEARS. . ': ' -
r _^ re * °? ''’irjrlni.T, tfuffered.from kbenmadam
-helSeaT ?^ ei nt tfoioH entirely;
Tho C wi?wr l e., lNFLA i, nl 7 T ?F RHEUMATISM,
*f}o wife tif lliomoß M,7ie.i]ile» 78 Tenrl street: ■•■■■"*,
grew, sufferer for oipht years. Restored to perfect itealtb
by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture •••••va. ■■■‘vr u™■
a, , MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM.
♦bSatfT” 1 !* ? lu ?V™J. 158 .East. Baltimore stfebt, suffered
SSi S ,B i? ,6n m y ,? !c . ycarst could not sleep; dreadful
°? J 1 * 1Im V», from which spllntonof bona'S
. ’•nKREprEAui" scROFnTM.
, #? el^ail^ or th»'Hbn. s .W. 1\ Thomason. oneo
member orCongrcfls from ’Kentucky', wjurii mass or sores ' '
mtoyarn tiA t«.u
(ilngoTerttieeyeballHßo Aflto prodmt>ljlJili3uesr Ua wn»-
cured by Hampton's regttaUc Tinclurr. Ua vtm
~ J>WM>EPBtt, NKIIVUCS MaftASß, 4 e
0 d M m ’ o! , tl,o .? ll j ltim ora.C n «tom--xroiia. J aoffer.
for witli bwlyirod
mind senonsly affected.. He was.cured;by Hampton's Feo- •
ctalik ifixtun, after other things faik-d. "“"‘.pioii j
■ • COUGH, CONSUMPTION, 4s
HenryC. Won had a cough, for firo years, great '
fb^ ncsa ’ fi C *’ * n all. fire.or Fix physicians; all
tbeir remedies, bat was mired only by* ■■ 1
nASIPTON’B VHJETABtB: TINOrPRE.
Dt ORo'‘ li a Kp™i? a l ja“ I!j th ? KrauStcraof
. • * U. 140, corner of. Wood street and Vie*
Also,-byJ. I>.-.FLEHniG.;Allegheny,[oc^3Jtur
BB BASHING'S LACE Off BOD'STBKAOE.
Tjte Brace cf Dr. Banning
,a npw.-got.np in Btouehioi*
... . provp'd form, end is worn by
fcl ’A. '•■■•■; - -whandtvds of perrons £brtha
\\ : vEwtii ZttiFf-' M euro and provenUpa'of VocaZ t
Vv. 1L • . Jt. ffl Pulmonary, Dytptptic. Fer- /'
m tfPII - ; -fc-£ fcf tJOttff, Spinfil, I'cMilCi XllCr'
■ .fH-yaP •..-. fra/ £7 : ruw rtndcr/ M •
'elQ - : JVV?»SSXjSjsuch-as .Prolapsus.
■' 'sa~ l 7l 7^jjj7iiir^.■ Uteri, Chroolo Dlarriicea,
' ••• .•; ' JJwgßfcff of-tho. Bowels;••••'•.
also, keep Fitch’s, Chap&Po, Jackson r e» Mrsi.Bette*
and Vbnbora s SUPPORTERS; also,' TRUSSE3of every - -
rt n .^ ; J*“.'®<><Mngi!, Susponsaiy Bandaged, anScMiyn
riety of mechanical appliances used In the cure of disease
~I 0 ^ r r‘,? K^ olly !?>“* th “ attentionof p“,SS
others to the above article*?.; ■ ' ' .
; For sale at / Dr. G, It. KKFSER'S DRtJQ STORE,
~ _ •• .. . HO Wood street.
Persons in want of Trusses, can Lava tliera Bent
to any pan of the country, by stating whether for tho right
r I°R side, and sending the tnonanr-round the body. fool
350 Reward
paid to any ptrrsonwbo-willbay
ft:box.of Dr TERREL’S HEALING OINOV
«£5 •*£« rr^ T ’ ■ a m' T3fs ° ** 4ccordinß to directions,
g I'/ tftaey willcnll at my olllce and Bay with
.'.>L£p/' ».«ear conscience* .that- it Trill not coin
"■■■ JaSSagk; J»*teiycuTt Chapped Hands. Chlblaina.Om. •>
.jraraSS&y. vngj. Sore Lips, Earns and Freezes, Sores
‘ ca J^P - * nd QlleTiate,if.nofc •>
■*T ••?*"{* car l Soltrheum, Files, Inflsmma
tto° sfJoie Breast, Bit ea of Insects, Pimples on the Face,
and all Diseases of the Skin. =...■;•■ MONROE TEK&EL, *
_For sale EKOTirERs/aiK? .
•F™r?i^^?* 4b^Khs SMlTE,Birmioghamt 3IrZ ; -
S> HOLMES, Temperance-fins: JD. M- CURRY.T/Uleffbonv •-
WM. SEIBKET <L 880.,477 Penn street, Plltsbursh; LOE-*
& A^? lT^^TP^^r f T a ? i3i GIM9 'Worb?; SA&ITV ■
STvfc/dV 0 ?? 0 ? 7 aMlTH,LwrimcorS 1 !o; LOKEB.
pAMgpy, East liberty; SPANG & CO., Stewartstown*
fc E /^ S ?, A3^ ZEI ‘P <t BTEWAET, LLOYD 1
t CO., Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W. HANNEN Man-- •
cheater, .•. . • *
jy2saUwy ; -
DU. IKBIUJL'S UfcAU.NO 01NM1B.NT Hu ewe SiK
rheum (Tetter), Chilblains, Common Sores, Chapped or .
urarketf Hands, Borns or Scalds, Cuts or Wounds, Mm, In-’
(lamination of the Breast, l)ito3 of Inracts, Sore Bios-Plm
P Ie J 5,6 Face, and .Breaking Outand Soros on Chadren,
“P, d all Dlseasra of tho Skin, quicker and surer than anr
other Medicine. ’ •
For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and hr. KEYBEbZ
Wo°d Bttcet, Pittebutgh; J.G.SSnTH Birmingham Drug
| to t^VrsJk?f? E^ T B , R ?>street; LORENZ
Pennsylvania ‘ (Haas Works r Mrs:' S.
!>• M.CURRY, Allegheny Cltr.
SAMTJELDYER, Allegheny City; WH.SMlTFirLftwrenoo-
Tille; LUKE B-DA.YISON, East Liberty SPAWYcC?
.fiawwtstmnir LEWIS DALZELZ, & CO., BharashimhT
STLWART LLOYD A CO., Mechanics' Iron Works• JVW
HANNEN,Blanchcstor.
jyj&fonry
"VT B.—A single box or Dr. TBHRKL'S OUiTiIKNT nOl
JLi • koopany BlackftmiUiV,Parmei^BnUoT , a, or Mechan
ic's Banos, Jot them chap or crack erer so boa, sound and la
good working order .all Winter.
. Prepared and sold by
jy2&d*nry
Private WeeoueTi
_ nr j% UR* BROWN, No. 41 Biamond Allcy. —
votes his entire attention to an ofika J^racUco. &Tg4
|M ; Hia bneiness is mostly confined to iYi©a<« W
Venereal IHscaeej, and suchpainful affections, 4S£j&v.'
br S U8 ?n, 0I1 o byi^pT ? lllcncR ’ youthful indulgence aadexcesB. ; - V
Syphilis, Syphilitic EnipUons,Gonorrbco,Qleet.atrictnrf, • - •
BrethrnlMscharges, Impurity ofitlm Blood, with »11 Dtanl -
ma oftha Venereal Organ.. Bkla Diseases,: Seorbntie Erup.- > .
Hona, Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak- • -
““*» impotency, Piles, IthoumaUsm, .Fomale“Weatoeaa. ’
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of.the Joints, Fistnia ■&■■■
Ano, Nervous Afltectioris, Pains in the Back ana'JjOina,lrri- 1
totion of the Bladder, and Kidneys,snccessfallv treated*—
Cureguaranteed -
Sixteenyears'practice (Hx in this cityjcnables Dr. Brow n;
wjj™ or a speedy cure to all who may ccmeun*
Offlcaahfl Private Consultation Booms,«, Diamond alter,
OS-ChaTges moderate. .f , - ; novfcdAwlv
RHISUJIAaUtJ.H.-rl>r. iSrown’s newlv
for Rheuinftt^"-
i HiJUiSLAlitiM.—l>r. Brown’s newly Uwcorerecl. jtanedy ■
JLV» ior Rheumatism tea speedyand.certain'-Remedy for
that painful trouble. It never tails. - - '
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND.
Pittsburgh, Penn’a. The Doctor i/i always at home.
march23ai&TV.
MUSlC?—F}owcra aw Heeling-,
±1 -by Thomas Baker. - ■ • ■ ■• ■ .* ®V:V
‘Twas on a Sanday Morning,’ •
. Flower of tlioFlold Walt*: by D’Albert-with eolo*
ea frontispiece. .=‘. * ■. . *
: Seraglio Bohotttsch; bo Francis Brown.
Katy-Did Polka; by JulUcn. • .
Julllen's MdßicalTour In *
Coomrll ' “ n,I>OT ' lior,!, > m performed at hit Grand
Edinburgh Quadrille's;, by CharlesD’ Albert-
Lake Lncid Quadrilles. -• , ■••••,
Past Line Gmop-r-wUh Illuminated frontispiece.
Moonlight Quickstep; by N. Scldlo. • .
Wedding Schottisch.:
Prima Donn&’Wolts; by Jnlllen: '
Hcmembrauce Walla; dedicated to tho “Oakland Fo
male Institute. - • _ •• • '
Just received by Esprc»t, and for sale by
. <leeS CHARLOTTE DLtIME, 118 Wood at.
N -
k'Y aJ3 \\V BOOKb 11 NEW BUUKSII f—THo
•s • Potlplwr Papers Illustrated. Cloth, 8$ cents.
A-Month In England;.by Henry T.Tackernxim/75ct8- • :
Golden Droams«nd Leaden KeaUUcs; Cloih.Sl ;
>o ? S Glasgow Mechanic’s Journal 25cents. '
Fart 0 the Practical Draughtsman. 371< . -
Popular Edncator for December. 121?,' ' ‘ - •
IllufitratodMascazmeof. Art—Decmnbt“rv 1214.
The Twin Brothers, or tho Ylctimn of tho ProSflmii-'hv ;
Edwin F.Roberts.' 25 cents. •
Cassell’sNatural'llUtory.' Part 6. ascents '
Just received and for sale at . * N
e W.. A. GILDENTENNET & Co.’B, -- '
. deco. • : . .... > r •76ronrtU«trwt : ‘ -
JJ3UU ELVWORTH, comer of Diamond and Diamond
alley, wishes to inform his customers and the public
goneraiiy, that hois now receiving d large and choice seloe.
ttoa'or GROCERIES, such as choice
rial. Gunpowder, extra fine Souchong, JJingvong; OolongT
Congo, anti scented Orange Pekoo TEAS; Mocha*Old Java
and Rio COPPERS; lino SUGARS and SYRUPS; BanS?
Cluster, Valencia, Sun and Sulfnna RAISINS: .fresh CDr!
KANTS; preserved Citron, Demon and Oran» PeSa
riot ft™* BRAKDIES; ftat,M,' ftferiffa,
pogne, Lisbon, Sborrjr and Malaga. WINES; together irfth
a general assortment of pure SPICES-allot Shich ho fa
determined to aaU at aaoh LOW PRICES that cannot bo
beat by noy other Store in the cltv» ;- •. .... novlf”!
Real Kfctate for. Sale.
T®® WAREHOUSE,situate on Wood street, -
i 5?! > ? r s! i?,5l TW ? Fifth ntreet and Virgin alloy, o 5
CU ? r t^r| llt<! . 7 , by M C 4 l, y i- Co. aa a Glass WtoiKouse. ~
_ALSO--A I*>t, on the Monoogahela river, in the Elchth
Ward_ immediately above the Rolling MM of Mme?
Cb ATSint?T’ *,“ vi »?i a t roßt % about 17 °fc«ton therivoT.
ALSO —A Lot jo Allegheny City, on Bank LinnVj-r.n M
by Herroai Criswell as a Cotton I!attio s Faciory^ Pfed '
Teras easy. Apply to- ; JO3EVII KNOX. '■
norSEnmti .__ Attorney at Lay. ;i q rant sink.
T™uo r^“ nßtrt ' ,:brJ ' Al * en - I>r;M7scta - :
doz c h n °^7r U ° MnS ” rf: bjr J-B. ' Mcb ZVA-, per
down l?^ 4 Melodc011: b y A - B- Hayden. Price 75; per
pe«^|“ P: B - S »*•**
.IhoOhio Usmanlat:' by Alexander AuTcl. Price C2’ per
dozenso.oo, . • f* .
Sabbath School Gems: by J. A A. Cruikehnnh. Piico 3?t<:
per dozen $3,50* /v
Tho Now Carmma Sacra, Price 76; per do2i*a 58.60. For
Pales by H. T. C. MOBCJAN, 104 Wood street.
Pct 22 ■ f.Cnioo apd Pippatch copy.] .•
Butch Bullions Hoots, Ac. r - "
THE subscriber has received direct from Il.irloiu his sub
ply, of choice Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Poonens, aria
other Hover Boots lor 101 l planting, bud for uintcr bloom
ing, In pots and glasses; hlwn Crass Seeds for fill] eoirlnc
or hi eh make a Coo, close, smooth turf, equal to sods. Pru,
ning Instruments, Garden and Farming Implements bf tha
most approved construction, at,Eastern prices, .from the
Seed anil Agricultural Waiehonse, 49, Fimfstreet 9 '
not 9 JAMK-t V.Aliminn
T_,_, ■ F;rnlt Trees unit suruodcry. '
ah subscriber offers for, eala a choice assortmeot of ■
strong, vigorous 1-ear Trees, both dtrark SmS
orus—somoof a bearing slzo ; Sow Jersey reach, PluSi.
Oiorncs, Apricots, Gooseberries, Currants, Bacpbcrrios, and
J 2Ter 5 rc bhe, Hyacinths, Tulips'and &oSu ■
for the.fann and garden, of- the .most approvd 1 Con- -
struct;on, from the Seed end Horticultural brnot, to Vifr.,
.stTeftt- , [ncivlbj. ; ; JAMES tYAKDUOPc
\I Ai, iJA>i£u -’'' o - B ''*’ r - wtuttn, U3MAII
, n AS® Btrcd, naar Bonrth.—tVorM to Como, bTChoom-: ■■■■■"■.
BtoUi’s Bards; Christian, i'othnrt ikowntTo ‘
hlsChUdron; acoigwork by Jams Brown on GalaUtus-'
tight op tbelJark litrcr: nstuUtop‘s.l>hilnn>oliT - Hlrlr"
pk’B Motol Science; fcifc in the Mission, or SU Viola In
ItuUa; toaole.t or .ygra;Todds Daughter at School; Bearta■
imd Faces: tort: ttarof Soanv Side, do., Ac. Inorlß
POKagt wercer wny/.io.wftk.'-l
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iIONKOE TERREI*
ymignturfc, Conn.