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TUESDAY M0RHD>G!::::::::::DECEMBEB gO.
~V.nl.on ingt recelred &t MtJRSAV
IkSr * OLIVER'S, corner Wood and Fifth stmts, under
PetHckx A Friend.: decgl
Onj’’ Bull’s concert oxcellod every thing _of the khid m
ero heard. Each; of tho jmrftrmore p>ea beyond eapocta-
Hon; and wo never Bavra crowded-audience betterpleased..
Shit ;tiolte la anrdy s2*
know hoW many notes at cnee, and Wl
•Bnll Is eertaiiilykn artist of transcendent aWUtjyanditba.
station ha now occupies among the tioumsaof
oonvincingnioof that the people still entertain thatprofbund
admiration tbfhimthat broke tmt «r tonultdoufly bn. the
occasion of his first visit to HevrieHsaa complete
a mastery over his instrument as any living performer.' ...
And while awarding to Ole Bull : praise to which he w*>
jnsily entitled, we should uot'fdrget the talented artistes
that also tentributeto thbaueeesa of his Concerts. Of that
wtmderfal Patti,‘too much can hardly be said.' Bhe is truly
a ; phenomenoni in the musical world. Her sweet, yet pow
erful and expressive voiee is euTotowlii the ; sympathies of
tho listener, andiAcbnuhand respeot and admiration, for
talents so wondemilly. developed in one soybung; The
; manner hi which she sang that Scottish' gem bf u Cornin’
thro the Bye,” was of itself worth the price of admission.
Strakoschis well known to baitcitizens—he has been here
before, and we have always pwtedfirom him. with regret,
’ and heard ofhis return wlth pleasure. As a pianist, ho
will always rank high. We have; heard Jaell and others
Of the great Pianists of the day,yetwo thlnk Strakosch will
compare with -my pf them..‘.fie hargroat talent both as a
musician acdcomposer; as & performer bn the Plano, beta
brilliant and graceful, and as a composer we all know him.
On Friday evening. Ole SullwUl gif t) another Concert
In this city. To-morrow night he gives .one In Wheeling;
he will return to this city the day after. .
:Dnuß or Ciaflos—lkQusaT.—WllUam H. Carson, wounded
In an affray on the Monongaheln bridge on Thursday lost,
died on Sunday morning, at the residence of hisvfkther, in
South Pittsburgh. " " •;, '.
Lowry held on inquest on the body, (m Sunday.
Important facts were developed atthia investigation which
seemto testeo-tbe guilt upon Klegg, Instead or Hoxenbaugh,
who, it appeared from the evidence elicited at thoexamina-.
tlon before the Mayor, strnfck.the fetal blow. .
Martin Myere, who uoccmpaaSed.Carsoß, and the two Bob
bin*, states that Cat«m, when* the two parties met on the;
bridge, tbtew a chew of tobacco in Hoxenbaugh’s face;.an
altercation ensued between the two, which was participated:
in by Klegg; Samuel Bobbins fearing a fight, threw himself
between Canon and Hoxenbaugh. Shortly aderwardsC&r-"
son wasatabbed. and Klegg and ran away, leaT
dug Hoxenbaugh with Bobbins. The'latter charged him
with haying stabbed Carson; this Hoxenbaugh denied, and
hanrimfl .ft/AMym a knife which he had in his hands, stating
that he had not used tt, and only-intended to nselt in Self
defence. TbU knife, which is free from marks of blood, Is
In the Mayor's possession.
William EL Bean and Josiah Young, l employed in Lorens
Wightman’a glahs works, (where Klcgg worked,) state that
date on Thursday night, Became to the glasshouse, evi
dently much disturbed, nervous and restless; In answer to
their questions he : mads equivocating* answers, until at
- length he stated that Hoxenbaugh had got into "a fight, and
.that he (Elegg) had stabbed his amndfant, and he oeUred,
“ cut him almost i* two.” This answer he repeated to both
Bean and Young; he showed them his hlocrfy hnifej and
aslmd What he could do to avoid the consequences of his act.
He finally went homo, where he remained until arrested by
Hague and Stelnburg. His conduct afterwards, when on/
examination before the Mayor, bears strongly against him.
This testimony, with other, evidence,- corroborative, wes
elicited at the inquest. A post mortem-examination was
made pf the body of thedeceasedby
The wound was very deer, penetrating, inwardly and up.
wardly. The jury returned a verdict that Carson came to,
his death from a wonhdinflicted by cither Klegg or Hoxen
- bafcgh. r • ■
Mr. Carson was an engineer in the Sligo Iron Works of
Lyon,,Bhort>4 Co. He was highly respected byall his ao-.
- quaintances.
Klegg and Hoxenbaugh were committed to jallbytbe
Mayor yesterday, ibra farther bearing..
yhsmer Oootr —Before Hon. Moses Hampton, President
Judge-
In the case of Reynolds vs. M’Klnley et al, the jury re
turned a verdict for the plaintiff for £359.
Mary kTOolllster vs. Thomas Bcott; N 0.619, Jnnuarytera,
1852. T. Howard for plaintiff, and T. Mellon fbrdefence
• Action for trespass.: Defendant had teased a; boura to a
m.n named Cuthhcrt, who sublet it to the plaintiff. On
the day plaintiff took possession, defendant Tordblyvjected
berfrom the premises. 'An attempt was madoto sbowin
justification, the present business of plaintiff; the evidence
was ruled out. A verdict of $2O was rendered lor plaintiff
"Charles ATery ami OooTCß’Ogdon vs. the City <of Pitts
burgh: No. BU, November term, 1852* Messrs. Bhaler and
Williams appeared for. the plaintiff, and Messrs. Hepburn,
A. W. Loomis, and Itippey.dbr defendant , -3 :
Tbia was an action of ejectment, to rocorea lots 61 and C 2
In Woods’ original plan of the city* f Ilia contended, by the
plaintiffs that the legislature, in allowing the city tolay
outDuquesnc Way,merclylntended to givepennliuloufor
the creation of a street of the usual width. The property in
dispute, it is contended, runs from the front of .raid street to
low water mark. If the suit should bo decided In favor of
plaintiff*, the city will lose largely, as, no doubt, salts will
be brought by other persons. On trial.
Usxxxd States District Couat.—Before Hon. Thomas
States vs; John B. : Mflier; Indictment, taking a
letter ont of the port office in Allegheny city, addressed to
the « John Knox l, Protestant Asscoiation.” .
Hon. Charles Shalcr appeared for the Bolted States,, and
Col. Black and M. L Stewart, Esq., for the defence. 1 t .
MUler was charged with taking a letter oat of the Alle
gheny Port Office,in Juno addressed to theLodgemen
tioned. The letter was written from Tarentum. It appear
ing that ho was authorised to take the letter the Jury
returned avcrdict of not guilty, without leaving tho bos. *..
The com of the Untied States vs. Joseph Randolph, In
dicted fi»r uttering forged naturalisation papers, was called
up- The defendant did not appear, and his recognizances
were declared forfetiod. - -•- : •.
do Court Will meet again this morning, when the argu
ment list will be taken up.
Copttcil NoMixAtioxs. —We sulyoln the names of the Whig
candidates for Council, nominated at the meetings held in
the different wards on Saturday evening : ; . • =
First Ward—Select Council: Allen Cordell. Common
Connell: Benjamin Bingerly, Adams Getty,John Oraeey,
Wm-CaldwelL . • - -«■
Second Word. —Select Oonntdl: Wm-F. Smyth. Common
Coubcit: J- B. SweiUer, J. P. Quigg. Georgo Black.
Third Ward.—Select Connell; S. M. Kler. Common
Council: Thomas M. Manhall, W. Kirkpatrick, Jr., J.lh
Young, David Reed, Henry ChignelL - -
Fourth Word. —Select Council; John Bxsrell. Common
Council: James M’Auley, James verner. • •
Fifth-Ward.—The ward meetipga were held last evening;
we have not heard the result.
Sixth Ward.—Select Connell: C. 0. Loomis. Common
Council: T. A- Rowley, T. M. litUe, James Duncan j James
Mercer. Judge of'Election; John Major.
Seventh, Eighth, and, Ninth Wards.—The word meetings
will be held on next Saturday evoking.'
ISQCEST.—The jury empanneled to Inquto Into Ihb causes
vbkb led to the late explosion of the steam boiler at Nichol
son * Payne’s foundry, in the Eighth Ward,wbJch resulted
in the death of William Meahy, met at Aid. MaJot's office,
in the Sixth Ward, on Saturday evening last. ■ ■ '
The jury, after some converratlon In relation to the sub*
Ject under c- nsideration, came xo.tho following verdict :
u WiiUam Meahy, the deceased, came to hU death from
Injuries received at and from the explosion of the ateam
holler, at tho foundry of Nicholson A Payne I *, in the Eighth
Ward; and that the jury have found no evidence which
would justify them luattaehing blame to the engineer”
We are informed that those who were injured at the time or
the explosion are doing well, and wEI eoon recover. Tho
death of William Meahy, was the only fatal case resulting
from the disaster.
MatomiTt w Axuoaxinr.—Our Whig friends, it appear*
are not so united in Allegheny* on the subject of the May
oralty, aa they were in this city. The Enterprise Intimate*
that thedelegates when they meet to-morrow will hare some
trouble In making a candidato for the Whig party, and they
• may very probably chocee one that has not yet been pre
sented to the public. Neither Campbell nor M'MQlaa ran
delegates in the First Ward; - • ■•- ■ • ■ " • :
- The Enterprise also states that the friend sof Mr, Park in
tend contesting the election In the Second Ward, as it is al
leged that they brought jSce persons to the polls to vote,
whichwould have given hhn three of a majority, but that
they were closed a few minutes before the appointed time.
Should they accomplish this, Mr. Park would be elected on
the first ballot.
AFPonrcxrNT3.—-The County Commissioners have made
the following appointments for 1864:
Clerk to Commissioners—James Gormly.
County Solicitor—James H. Sewell.
Pbysidan to Jail—Robert Tfndle.-
Alercantile Appraiser—Francis Karos,
Janitor Court House—Jacob Gobharfc. " ■
Watchman County Buildings—John H. Scott. •
'Engineer of Jail—Andrew Mitchell.
Of the above appointments, those of Physician to tho
ywrc, Mercantile Appraiser, and Watchman to the County
Buflldingß, aro the only new ones.
Essob.—ln these days or railroad accidents, tho
hereof tea kill off people,who enjoy the questionable pleas
ure of reading their own obituaries. Bach was the case in
regard to the death of Mr: Yanhorn, a Conductor on a wood
train, oh tbe Pennsylvania railroad. Wo announced the
other day that bo had been killed. It was all a mistake.
The person who came to his end in the manner narrated,
ir*» a drunken Hibernian, who attempted* by the force of
his body to stop the train j ho couldn't, and so fell a victim
to his love of experiments.
Patti Paxiancts.—A man named Patrick Hughes was ar
rested yesterday, and examinedbefore Alderman PMkin*
son, on a charge of false pretences made against biro* by P.
C. Maguire. It appears that Hughes obtained from Mqgulre
thirty dollars; he afterwards returned fifteen to the prose*
cutor.stating that the money ho received was had, and. tho
brokers had discounted fifteen dollars for changing tho
notes. It appears, however, that the money was good, and
was held in $5OO for nfurther hearing today.
p.rrgmn .~We were informed yesterday by a
passenger «n the train which arrived from -Philadelphia on
Bohday evening, of an accident resulting, it is
fatally, which oceurired ten or twelvo miles weitof Phila
delphia. A young man, a draughtsman in one of the foun
dries In that city, seeing a train coming in an opposite di
rection (he was ; riding on the engine at the time) and cot
thinking Jthat there was a double track; jumped from tho
locomotive, while it was going veiy fast; and foiling,broke;
hisseull. He was conveyed to his residence, In Philadel
phia, in a critical condition. ■ .
3?iitß ' Houdats are at hand, aud it yon want to present
. ▼onrfrienda with a suitable present ou Christmas or New
Year, you cannot do better than callat GHdenfenncyA Co.a»
Fourth street* and buy onoof those splendid Gilt Books
or Annuals. Their stockis the largest, best, and cheapest
- in the city. - . . ' ■’ i
- fiiiow —Wo had a tery serere snow storm yesterday, in
this dty and Ticlnlty. - It commenced .ropwiDg earty to
tho morning and continued toon of the dfty. In the
Sejgh. bells wore heard merrilyjingling through
«ur itreott. ; : ■ .H--
OitJftt o» Cowios Pms.—Before Hoh. Wm.'B.M’Clure,
£ *3s*
gamed io arguments, motions, tc.
Tn turn* sole of books ana combing tt.
mtir. stock of Mr. Lake Loomis, No. S 7 wood street, will 1 o
conuiieneed this morning, stlO tfdoct-bjyskjjJjaTlvauc-.
tioneor.' Tito bock trade oca ethers should attend.
: A ran EM.—Mrs. M’Brtae,an estimable l«dy,rssmcg on
. AcpiEJTc. veatarday afternoon, on i'ike street, in
~VPSW BOOKS AND CHEAP College
to M
oVlimucM.. .
: end aift Pools, eulfcllo
for the »pprcaailngnoUtoya. 4t
Children’s Boota, es^s^<HL^&tNrfEX'3 f
Caliearlyat: ~.W Ai. - joEodrthstreet.-
declS 1 •-■••■-• -- “““
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By.-the O'Beilly: Liiu» for tt6 Morning Post
THIRTY-THIRD CONOR:
Wifsnaoios Cfii, tiuamibatn.
sMfsisiias^K'-
of VosrMexleo.relattng Mean, re-
Hr. Houston from the 0°“““*“.°,“ tJi and dido,
jmrtea a bill fnr .the. year ending.:
maHcexpenses of “*!K™2! “ n i,tn,i a bm . up .
After appropriate enlogiea
bSW orr, the Honeo adjourned.
/ New Yoke, Bcecmbcr IP.
v«,tcrdav there was’,no disturbance here; the str«r
«m»«rMnewaarepcated^so,ooopersonsbetaspreset. Tb c re
I’gXrZX fiW Ssrchers* The Mayor bad three regh
montsunderanns all day, nul alargo body of police, but
re Franco, rails lathe steamer from
s *»»* of ttotoiK
proprietor afngreggery which bed been aesnllod by th .
,He media ft few boats.
jßaltdiore, December 19.
New Orteaas mall of Monday is received*
The Jtammebas details of the Merican news of the Bth
lnrtT Tim (Sly Important Item is that the plan of Omola
«?2£saSs|S»i-
aorereornf Mexico. nod rereiecd with great demonstra-
Mexlre to the United States
will IveteafterbertatlcraDa at New Orleans.
-•Boston,Doeember 19. .
'• BcauJfGTOjr, Yt., December 19.
SlVwaS?®^ Wbltterly "
and KWder for.. Governor and Llentpn
latGoveraor. They hare also eFtablislicd a new paper at
Montpelier, called the u liberty Standard.
. , •■•••■ Charleston. .December 19
. 'Feint are entertained for the rafetr of the reren oe cut tar
Jackson, from Savannah on the 10th for Norfolk, who
Cam Day. tlent Forrest, and ell hands. ■ .
The efforts made in the Senate of Georgia to bring on th
Senatorial election, failed hytbree rotes.
£ “ Bcrrato. N. Y„ December 19.
- hare had eight Inches of snow; weathordear; thrr
?S?sg2ff£3S s’SljrntVshere. on Saturday
night, new Cleycland. She bad a cargo of salt and mer
chanAiio. __ _
QtiKis«sotmd. Ttecotnberl9.
Sat^^u^n^^fnrnrg^JreToSti^
dta™re ß^rot r the-u-o"
i^S?ed ? unanlmr,!V and with enthusiaism.
Saieh. Mash., Ddeftnbcrl9.
Late advt<*e« from Bbchor Ayres state that much d»*«*•
tent preralls threnchont tbo pror lores. '7
has a decided majority, being opposed to the gorernment.
A resolution la predicted. Predoco t 9 scarce and big .
TELEGE&PH HABKET3.
New Yoke, December 10. "
Cnttan sales 2 000 bales miadllneUolands at IGK,
dltagOrtren.w«a.B*™»-
market dall. Oflee...salca 3,7i>Ohap» lUoatl2J*j1 sr Ji
mSkrtfiSUltbanupwari «0
brow Muscoredo at d; firm.. MolasSes-.sales SoO hblsm
, w .M, r..,, Wnrrr hoTM 20 000 bblS State M>< •
li- bS'tere °STsT2SO MM Southern at tf.l2®
at 03/4» qni«t. pnnAPEtpnu, DccomVr 19.
lliSSill
10,000 bnsbgood now soothern yellow at .
firmly; In bbls 2T, aul to Bp ,, mb „ r 19 .
nliiaSro- 0000 sold; market closing buoyant at gt.SSCe
PS’ “SSjfecUng In Previsions; sales MOO pMfcw.cn
ahMlderrfcWO piereseWes,andTWO
tlSsPmk ..sales 300 bblaat U',25. Co!Teo...salej at l.J <&
13/ SOg«r4(aßK. ' ' ' IL_—ret—a
Invalids of Pittsburgh and Vicinity,
nrrODB attention Is urgently malted to a rarefnland cum
Y did perusal of, something thßt has just t«-n Intro
duced Into your rocky, barren, yet time-honored State.
. PfiLYKRUACnER'S
, HYDRO-ELECTRIC
VOLTAIC CHAINS
A SEW and KOVEL mode of. nppljio" a poirorfol rem&liai
nSbnt,st> constructed ns to t«. W' rn C"™ n^;
next to the akin, produrlnx a constant, UNlt-TtlilulPTM)
current of ELECTT.O-U/ONETISM. effecttni;
Immediate liciiex
t^^iis, mr E^Er tnlrorcof
o mA^fp^USESTCCKI?,^
, to directions, to the foltowing disuses: _ .
(tom “"lata ' Mptatfon ol'lhe Heart,
vSivS* Periodical Headache,
Painful and Swclfod Joints, Rt.altus’Eanre,
.Heafboas and Dyspepsia,
That are enured by a deficient mount cf KERVOUS
FLUID, are greatly relScred, if not ponnanently cored by
simply nearing the chains for a few hours ench day.
y ’ ne It Understood
That it is not claimed that it cures ail disease,i, but only
thosa for which It Is recommended: nnd moreover, tee
£w?y claim and DEFT, that no medldnnl agent of Ml
KIND has performed BO HAST OOEE3 daring the last
CHAIHS.
° f| ae elreWc Cheins t were first Introduced in Franco in 1850,
aid after beiog enbjerted to 'he mort
Thorongh and Hlgla Trial,
By the first medical men In Paris, they wero found to pos
««a attangeand mafrellons power in relleringpaln. where
ererWpSed, and lor their Influence aero ntroducod lnto
tho hospitals of that city, and also soenred by letters patent
hy the French Government. „ ~ ,
They arc uo« introduced In almost every Ilospltnl In
England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and patented lu
I those conn tries, where they have l»ecomo the
iiOST POPCLAB CURATIVE AQENT IN THE WOULD.
They Ver© first introduced Into the United Btates about
; tmeyear since, and went through the same tr al as in Eu*
roDCs arid were at once Iritrodoced into every Hospital In
' New York, where thov am now In daily use, effecting even
j IiQBIfwONDEItFUL CURES than had etcr before been
I highly recommended by Profs. Valentine Mott
I Van Burra, Post snd others *b° have published their
views of their power and value in several of tbo medical
i Journals In that city, and are also in tho daily practice of
recommending their uso to patients. A fall account of their
opinion may also be found iu .every pamphlet, and sent to
lha tddres* of any person in the State by applying
nal<j\ to C. C. SMITH 4 CO., who are agents for Dover. Tho
Jhaing can be sent by mall, with full descriptions for use.
Price of Chains, $3 anil $5. • . .. .
• •-Physiclßna are politely Invited to call and oxnmlne Uiclr
construction, and pronounceupon their, meriu.
One Word More to Invalids#
No person need fear that they wiU not accomplish Just
whatit is claimed they can do, and all persons who have
become dlsgUßtedwith a constant pouring down of patent
nostrums (bottled swill) are kindly and politely Invited to
give them a trial. ~,
N. B^—One Chain will last for years and lose none of its
"electric power by use, and can bo applied to either adult or
C * J GEb. W. KEYBEB, No. 140 cornor of Wood street and
Virgin'alley, wholessle and retail agent, [declflufowfim
Cvcr AMPAfINH B ASKETS—Empty Champagne Baekots,
j for sale at K£TSER’B.Brug Store,
no rk ■ L 140 Wood street.
npHUNKS AND VAMSKS-Afnll assortaent idwayaon
I hand, at low prices. - ' L. B. HAyWARB,
iKI . ' ■ • Comer Market nod Liberty streets.
"i aLAIUBK LAINC3 Just eeceired, and on hand; on
I excellent assortment ot Flald De Lainca, fins stylos.
•*4055 A. A. MASON 4 CO.. No. 25 Fifth st.
Kt \C\ DRUMS FIGS',
yuu 800boxesM.R. Raisins;
160 half boxes M. E. Balsins;
200 V. M “
* 200 boxes Fancy Toys;
> • ' 100 « Motto Lozenges.
' Receiving and for sale by
deS J. C. ANDERSON & CO., No. 6 Wood ah
A" — A. MASON * CO., No. 25 FIFTH street, will njen,
. this morning, a largo raricty of Ladies’ Cloth Cloaks
and Talmas. : ■f«L.
TTroOLBN BUAWLS—6OOO on hands, and dally recalir-
IyLAIB PRINTS—IfI‘ cases Blald Prints, warranted fast
, received. A ’
•OKFINBD BDGAR&
K, CO bttfl I Crushed;
■ co « o do.
40 41 C Powdered;
40 “000 Loaf; » , »
from steamer New York and for sale by
* JAMK3 A. HUTCHISON & O
ZINC FAIM&-
20 tons
Snow White,
Black,
Brown,
In store and for nul C Hl sos 4 CO.,
. * . 45 Water and 92 Front pK
CITY KKUI’KItTY FOK BALK, couulaUnn
V of tnolbreo Story Brick Houses on Penn Btreet; alto,
fXgnd, POT price *•
01 140 Third street
•'Em WHISK*-* puucMons llnu_W»h WhU»y ja^t
tna | °f t &.
pu^p. r laytowanaiorauoDJ OROtTTT-
fxUMMtt WlflSltt-MO bMa to
i Ww . I I "I | II > I ~>
20 B Sf* BWEET
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COMMERCIAL POST.
\ DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
, orrmt or tOi Dailt MoENTNd Post, >
. : ... ' ,Tuesday,.. Decemlrer ,20. 1863.?’. - f
Business yorterday wan,, almost•:enjlret j- suspended, In
consequence ofthe heavy mow storms .throughout the en
tire day. Oar rivers are rising slowly, with feet by the
jactal-mork. The sales reported are few-and unimportant.
FLOOR.— "Wo did nothear of a single wdefrom firsthands,
and could-learn Of ho' change in the market.
HAY,—Sales 7 loads at the scales, at slo@l4. '
HOTTER.—SaIes 5 boreB from store at 16c.
and wanted; we havO a sale of 100 dozen
reported atlTc.: . "
. SUGAR—-Sales 7. hhds lair at 5%c
: k HTDfeS.—Bales 100 dry salted, ; -
i v WHIBKY^—Sales 86 bblsat 23(§27 c. I
APPLES.—SaIes from store at $1,60@1,7 5. !
, from stores - ;
COMMERCIAL BTJMMABY.
ST. LOUIS, December 16.
There hns been a falling off in the demand .for flour and
wheat since the week opened, occasioned .-partially oj unfa
vorable advices from abroad, hut more particulariyon?ae
count of advanced rates of freights. On Monday boats but
up prices to 750 a barrel for flour, pork $l. oil and wMaky
4125, corn,wheat, oats, bran, tobacco, and 4oc a nun
dred'pounds. Rates ft. all leadingartlcles dropped in proper
H Receipts of wheat, have boon large, ,tha
largest portion coming out of the Illinois river.- Immenso
quantities of produce are waiting shipment to this market,
nnd should the weather continue moderate .as it has been
for several weeks, largo cargoes will arrWefrom that section.
Prices of articles are extremely high, with faw oxceptionfl.
Flour is dull; wheat active at sl,lo@l, bushel i corn
43c ;ontfl 37c; .hides 12^e.
CINCINNATI, December 17.
Flo un— The market opened extremely Jbeavy under the
Asia’s news, this morning, with sales of 100 bbls at
70 and 160 do »t $5; and-500 do at $4,05, lined and deliver
ed. In the afternoon, howover; holders advanced their
▼lews, the noon report from New York bartng ®boV D _£°
•decline in that market, and the tradeclosed unsettled. Tfao
weather was unfavorable to-day, and packers
generally having supplies for to-morrow, the demand was
quite limited, and this,in connection with the heavy fcoling
in the market for products,. had a depressing effect
prices. • The sales comprised 300 head, in two ’
336 do, averaged 220 to 225 lbs, at $4,25; and 200 do, Ugbl,
deliverable next week, at $4*25. 4 4
. Peovisioxs— The demand continues light, and price!
bearv. The Only sales hoard of today, were 500 bbls mess
porkj at $11,25; 40 do clear do at $l2; 1000 green bams at
9O trs No. Hard, from landing, at <?ic; 100bbls do,
city, at 8b 1 145 do do at 7}#, bbls famished; and 100 dodo
bbls furnished. - ,
I^iuskt—Sales of 300 bbls, high proof, from canid, at
20’*; 463 do from do at l2O from do, and 400 do
from river at 20£*; 60 do from canal at 20%c;and *5 do
from wagons at 20J*. The demand is good- - •.
POET OF FTrrSBTTBOH.
6 7BET 6 IKCQES WATBB U *PB CHAtnCEL.
ARRIVED.• • .
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
41 Luzerne, Bennott, Brownsville.
“ ThOTT»«w Rhrivcr, Bailey. West Newton.
•» Q«n. Bayard, Peebles. Elizabeth.
“ Pittsburgh, Campbell, Cincinnati.
« Adell*. McTar, Zanesville.
“ Caledonia, Calhoun, Louisville.
“ Yorktown, Poe, Cincinnati.
.* Editor, Dales, St. Louis. '
DEPARTED.
« Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
“ Thomas Sliriver, Bailey, Wert Newton.
«* Gen. Bayard. Peebles, Elizabeth.
«« Exchange, McCollum, 'Wheeling.
« Oornplanter, Reynolds, Wheeling.
“ Diurnal, SbeppArd, Wheeling.
« Latrobe, Weaver, Cincinnati.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Host Important Hews!
OSIER PASHA VICTORIOUS!
A 8 will bo perceived by the tows bronchi per
Niagara. there l» no doubt but th»Jh at LOUIS
KEINF.MAN 4 CO.’S JEWELRY STORE, on FIFTH street,
too door* from Wood, opposito the Morning Post printing
office, tho CHEAPEST WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWEL
RY ran bohad In thin city, os there will be a change In the
Rrm on the let of February next, anil therefore be aold oil
at coat. Those wishing to boychonp Christina* ood hew
Year’s Presents cannot fln(l a better opportunity than this.
The stock isof the most exuuislte kind, and lias teen se
lected with tlie Bren test rare, as to workmanship and style.
Country dealers and other* will find It to their advantage
10 come and examine onr stock before purchasing else
where, as we arc determined to let none go unsatisfied.
’ LOUIS ItEINESIAN 4 CO,
42 Fifth, street, two door* prom Wood.
d«wl7:d2w
LEGANT GIFT tKHJntt.—The following are a email
part of the magnificent collection of fine books now
displayed on our counters and shelves, in anticipation of
supplying the wants of these In search of the best Holiday
Gift Books: ; _ . . .
Poetry of the Year; passages from the Poets, descriptive
of the wasoc* : with twenty-two colored plates from draw*
Ingsby cmlncntartlsta: magnificently bound.
Gem of the Reason; beautifully illustrated with mezzo
tint emrravinp'. and colored prevention plate.
Tlie Queens of England: a scries of twenty-roren elegant
portrays of distinguished female Sovereigns.
The Bonk of the Heart: or, Lovere Emblems; illustrated
with thlrty-tbrea fine steel engravings.
Tim Token of Friendship.
The Amaranth: or, Token of Remembranco.
ThtfSnow Flake.
Affections Gift. -
Annuala and Gift Books of all kinds, aud at all prißes,
comprising overthlog of the kind published, and all styles
of Modings.
Childrens books of all kinds;
Toy books to suit all eyes and tastes. Call and look at the
retad storo of n. MINER & 00.,
declG . No. 32 Smlthflrid street.
CURIIiTMAS HUUKS—H. I*. CALLOW, TlilbOatneL
has received a splendid lot of ANNUALS and GIFT
BOOKS for the approaching Holidays, to which he takes
pleasure in inviting the attention of his customers and the
pnhllc generally. Ho has also received—
Hot Corn;
Nos. la, IG. 17 and IS of Industry or All Nations;
Popular Educator,for December;
Scenes In tho life of an Actor;
Yule College “ Scrapes,’' by Va«*;
Davis, the Pirate; Valdes, the Pirate;
Jack Junk:
Morg vn, tho Buccaneer, Ac. 11. P. CALLOW.
dec!s Third st„ opposite Post Ofllc**.
Fanny fekn's new book—for the holidays.—
20,000 ordered In advance of publication. Received
and for solo at tbe Cheap Hook find Magazine Store oML
MINER A CO.. No. S 2 SMITnFrKLD street, Little Ferns
for Fanny’s Little Friends, by the author of “ Fern
Lives''—one elepnnt 16 nn, 300 pages, 0 Hlnstrations,
price 75 <*nt». Tbn feme, silt edge, *V
A New Gnme—tho Crystal Palace. Great Eimbluon. or
World's Fair Game, showing our country’s progress. This
enme is put at the eery low price of 25 cents, to be within
the reach of oil our counter's sons and daughters,
Diaries of all kinds, for 1854.
For sale by
dec}
HUUmiAS AND HOLIDAY BooK6,et DAVISON’S
BOOK STORK, C 5 MARKET street, near Fourth.—The
subscriber baring now opened bis Uolldav Books, would
invite attention to his large assortment of JUVENILE ana
other BOOKS suitable to the season. The assortment in
cludes Children^Books for all ages and purees; English
classics, in splendid cabinet binding; the most elegant coi
tions of pocket, family and pulpit Bibles; superbly illus
trated English works; and Prayer Books and Bibles tn Tel
vet, with gold and silver ornament*. That be mar bare
the pleasure of giving greater satisfaction to friends and
easterners, bo solicits early calls. JQnN g DAVIgO;I ,
dec!2 86 Market, near Fourth street.
FOR TUB HOLIDAYS—A general assortment of new
Fruit, including Raisins, Commit, Figs, Prunes and
Lemons: also, Hard. Soft and Paper-shell Almonds, »ah
nuts and Filberts, wholesale or retail. ■
dec!s • BAILEY & RBSBHAW. •
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable I-OT, corner
of Market and Water streets, fronting 55 ft« on each
street, on which ore erects two substantial Brick ware
h ill so sell my DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT In tho
Fifth Ward, on Penn street. This Lot has 00 fee ton Penn
street, and runs through to Pike street22o feet. The house
is one of the largest and most complete dwelUngs in the city.
For particulars, enquire of .Mr. FOSTER, at my office,
corner Market and Water streets. ,n/v»»\frmr
dec!4:lw POLLARD STCORMiCK.
WJI. DUMONT. Auctioneer.
Government sale of shot and shells, by order
or the Nary Agent—DUMONT A HO3ACH will soil at
Anctlon, on TUESDAY, December IS, 1853, et 12 o dock, it
the Novy Yorcl, Brooklyn, 731,975 lbs Shot mod Shells, to
the highest bidder. Terms of sole—Cash before
The goods to be Tctnovod Immediately after the sale. Ldec*
BUKLL OYSTERS RECEIVED daily at
(IgM 1 ©JdTER’S. on FIFTH STREET, one door above
the Theatre, and immediately opposite Mason*
4SP-A call uSldted from lovers of good Oyntorg. («plfl
/CHILDREN’S OHMS, Boots, BmUiu, “
- w ~ * wiS'.
TIMOTUY SEED—2bag« for (ole br
SMITH t BlKutiAlß.
TAR— 60 bblafor sale by
pot3o
JObbts A. Sugar;
60 “ Lovering’s Sugar;
200 bags Broatl do;
Receiving and tor sale by . _ , .
nor2l JOSHUA RHODES & CO., 39 Wood at.
V~IAMVUOR—3OO S>». tor «alo at .
octg) KEYSBR’S Drag Store. 140 Wood mrunt.
BBIMBTONE— UOO B» In Btoroond by
nov n FLEMING Jißus.
SUGAR —25 hhds prime N\o.
6 tibia. Clarified;
10 do Beflned: for pale by
J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood nt.
Sundries—
-30 bbls S. F. Flour,
20 sacks Hulled Buckwheat,
6 bblfi 801 l and Packed Butter,
25 bush Dried Applos,
50 do White Beans.
On eonMgmnont, and for sale by _
nOT 24 J. D, WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street
T>J2FINKD SUQAHS—IOOO bbls Powdonid.Cruslied.emaii
JV Loaf and Clarified Sußara, In store and for solo by
JAMES A. HUTCHISON 4 CO.,
Agents St Lonls Snffar Refinery.
A Delightful Dwelling House,
FOE RENT, on Cliff Street, in the Sixth Ward; IsA
ample grounds around It, with fruit trees and Jjafltf
Tines; every convenience to house-VecplDg on the
premises, with hot and cold water bath rooms, A c., and the
gas brought to the street this falL
1 intend to remove from the City on the Ist of November,
when possession will be given. Bent $225 per annum.
Apply to Messrs'. John Harper or Morrison Underwood,
at the Bank of Pittsburgh, or to the undersigned, on the
premises. f sep22l BECKY HARPiSIV.
A COMPLETE assortment of Bongs, with English and
Italian words; Fantasies and Potpourris, arranged for
the Piano, from all tho favorite and popular Operas of Mo
zart, Donizetti, BolUni, Meyerbeer, Roslnl, Verdi, Auber,
Weber, Boinieu, Bnlfe, Loming, Floton, etc., eta; together
with the latest compositions of Jaell, Gottechalk, Jnllien,
Strakosch, etc., eta, etc. Just received and for sale by
n. SCHROEDER & 00.,
Cargoes Rail, 83 Fourth street.
Stone Brown,
SE3AK3 —±0,000 Half Spanish;
10,000 Cruz & Sons’ Prlndpes; - .. ,
' ; 5,000 Havanas (London;) with other choice
bran da; for sale by - SIUTu & SINCLAIR,
norll 122 Second and 151'lirst utreets.
.—3 boxes for sale-by
. "RING & MOORHEAD.
IMENTi
aep2T
¥ a i IK DOW SHADES —Slain and figured, for sale by
W no? 8 . WALTER MARSHALL.
I)fTteHi)TNfl AND OAiUS BOXES—plain
W , '
' -Ml JOHN. & DAVISON,OS:Market street.
T‘ ctr ivimtso STRUGGLE; Nnct fxmcs izntk'
according to prophecy; for aala, einglo or in lota. By
-maSk WMiitf, 13 cema in stamps, ncopy. >.
Tffif. 3. B. DAVI£ON, 6$ Market «t
t» » v ,<,s; j * ■
. oosucrs nAn.T roa to*
Patricks -FrIMS) .B}
r. Comet awl Wood
. LOANS. . j
Unit0d5t5tea89.18C8..~.....«.....'..:
United States 55.1853
PennsylvUiiia6a.lB7&,.
Pen nsyl van!o-53.1868 .'.
Allegheny coUnty Os.;
Allegheny county c0up0n5..........
Pittsburgh city 6b •«•••
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable
New
Allegheny City Gs— -"1
Allegheny City coupons, payable
•in Philadelphia.
BANK STOCKS. . .
Bonk of Pittsburgh*.—
Merchants* Manufacturers’ Bank
Exchange Bank ......
Farm era’ Dcpositßank........
Allegheny Savings Bank. ....
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Monongahola Bridge
Bt. Clair street Bridge—.;——
Hand street Bridge—.
Northern liberties Bridge- ....
INBUEANOE STOCKS..
Western Insurance Company......
Citizens* Insurance Company......
Associated Firemen’s Company..*-
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlantic and 0hi0............
PittsburghjCmcinnati k Louisville
Lake Erie.,.—
Pittsburgh Gas W0rk5..........
Monongahela 510ckvrater............
KAIIiROAD BTOCK. j
Pennsyl T&niaßaJlroad.
Ohio and PennsylTantaßallroad...
Cleveland* PittebUighßailroad...
Marine Railway ana Dry Dock-...
Turtle Creek Plank Bo&d———
Perrysville Plank Road.
Greenabtug Turnpike.....—.
GhartieraCoal Company—
COPPER BTOOKB.
Pittsburgh and Boston-——-
North American.
North We5t,.......—.......-
Northwestern-.^.;--.-
Adventure..——
Ohio Trap Rock-.
Minne50ta.—...—..........
and Me Royal—.
DoaglaaHoughton—
Ontonogon-—;
Ridge..—;.. -
Kro Steel-.—.—' -
Colling.—..
Artec..•
Bluff.
Peninsular—.
Airery
forest-;.....
Phoenix...
JronCit^
CO&SSCRDfiAXIT roa T
Hoon & Sargent* E
Obmer of Wood and Bx
PENNSYLVANIA. |
Pittsburgh Dank 5......... par.|i
Philadelphia “ W
Brownsville “ .... par. 1
Backs county “ i 4<
Chester Co. (now issue). ML
Columbia BridgeOo..— M\'
Banvflle 44 }l\
Delaware co. ** —»« M\
Doylcstown 44 K! 1
Easton 44 gj
Germantown " ......... .Ml
. Lancaster Banks-— MI
Lebanon " V.......... M
Montgomery co.Banks~. Ml
Northumberland 44 ... M]
Pottarllle • “ - M
Beading , 44 g
Schnylkill county 44 M\
Washington 44 Ml
West Branch . 44 ... Ml
Wyoming-....;........;...... M\
Carlisle..-. g
Chambersburg............ g
Erie. g
It. MINER'* CO., &
No. 32 fimUhflold ftwet.
SMITH & SINCLAIR.
Sow Blnale.
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~ , £?+'?y~ t-*, 1 u— ~L 4 C I *$- * - -
iuo&mffo posy by
johßnee Broker!)
ttrrsll, ihtUbuTgh. . ■
I Bid. I Mkcd. liter Fat
110,00-* 120,00: f 100,00
' 100.001, 101,00 100,00
105, 00 f .000 Wo,oo
95,00 r -97,'00F 100,00,
- I 100,00 'lOO,OO
100,00 ' 10»,00
100,00 : 100,00
tty ——
>TB LIST.
BAHK
FSB MOBSC«OPO3TDT
Ixohanffe Bankers*
c th streets. Pittsburgh.
OHIO.
StatQßk.andbrunches.«
Othersolventßantß %
Bai>k of Sandusky—,
Granvi11e........... -
Norwalk.. .....
Urbana~.......
Wooster..
INDIANA,
[State Stock 8ank5......... ££
1 State Bk. and branches... %
* TUlNOia.
State Block Banta..~ %
State Bankßranch......~ 60
[Bank of 111in0i5............ 76
} KENTUCKY.
I All solvent Banka....
• V MISSOURI.
Stategk. anabranches.- %
[All sol rant Banka.
I . WIBOONSIN, .
i Marino * Fire Insurance
i All solvent Banks—. 3
i NORTH CAROLINA.
i AU solvent Banks 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks- 1
GEORGIA.
All solventUanks IK
Gettysburg!*— g
Harrisburg..—....—*••• gj
Honesdale g<
Middletown....—.— g
Waynesburg g
York Banks— g
unitedBtatenßaxfk u ..... lb*
Allegheny City Scrip—. par.
Pittsburgh CUy 44 par.
Allegheny Co. 44 —prem.
NEW YOKE.
New York City.™. M
Country Banks %
NEW JERSEY.
All solvent Banks..—... %
All solvent Banks.... 3
LOUISIANA.
AU solvent 8ank5......... IK
Now York. par* !
Philadelphia.......... par.
Baltimore par.
fSm»tnnstl....— dlsc’t.
K
St. Louis —..1 dlsc't,
VALUE OF COINS.
American Goldfnew)—... par.
American Goldfold).— prim.
Sovereigns. ..-..—...4'* 83-
Guineas 6 00
Frederickdors.— 7 80
Ten Thalers..— 7 60
Ten Guilders - 8 90
‘ Louisd’or.—.. -4 125'
: Napoleons—.— 3 83
| Doubloons, Patriot....—l 6 70
Doubloons, Spanish...—J6 25
[ Pucatfl.— 3 10
.DELAWARE.
All solvent 8ank5......
BmaHNotca-
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks-..—..
Country Banks-
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Va.* branches...
Farmers' Bk. a branches..
Valley Bk. a branches
Exchange Bk. a branches
Wheeling Banks-
Wheeling branches
NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent Banks
CHILSOR’S PATENT AIR. WARMING
AND VENTILATING FGBNACBw
r ° L ?
a 'HE «uljirrtU»rs olJ«r for tbt* consideration of the public
the above ontr.cvl FUKNACE, designed for Warming
«od Ventilating Building?, combining Id Itself nil the desi
rable qualities required io a perfect Heating Apparatus, In
earing persona! comfort, without any of the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common in heating
arrangements. While the occupants of a room or holloing
experience all the comfort arising fromawarm rammer at
mosphere, they also inhale pare life-giving and health
sustaining air. not contaminated by being derived from
damp, unhealthy sources, or its power to sustain life being
impaired by coming in contact with an over-heated surface.
These results are produced, in part, by constructing the
furnace in such a manner that the heat is diffused at a low*
er temperature than is usual with any other Furnace now
koown to the public. In produces this result, another ob
ject of great Importance Is obtained on the score of econo-,
my: tire beat-vibeorblng as well aa radiating rar&relsso
i great that the heat Is almost entirely abstiected from the
' efore they are driven off Into the chimney, thereby
S reducing the consumption of fuel. The fuel chain*
o lined with soapstone and fire-brick that the fuel
cannot come in contact with the Iron, preventing the over
heating of the air, and destruction or injury to the
Furnace.
The joints of tho Furnace aro so constructed as to afford
room for making a tight sand and clay Joint, preventing
the escapoof noxious ond sooty gases into the room, soan
uoying to the occupants, and so injurious to too health and
to tto warmed Is taken directiy from the outside j
of the building in all cases, thus Insuring a supply of pure, ]
wholesome air for breathing, and tho other Important Amo
tions required by tho human system—tire oxye* n » not “•
fected, nor tho organic matter in the air carbonized by com
ing in contact with an over-heated surface, ns with other
furnaces, and headaches and other disagreeable sonsations
are prevented by this means—and in consequonco of the
warm air not making too largo demands upon the longs
and evaporating surfitceof the skin, to supply the moisture
which it has lost in passing over a red hot surface. In
proof of this, attention is colled to the certificates of Pro
fessor SnUman, of Valo College, New Haven, and to those
of other scientific persons who bare examined Oils subject.
If public and universal approval is any test of merit, the
proprietors of this valuable Furnace can appeal to the
written testimony of thousands, to tho press, and to public
exhlbitious In all parte of the world, it baying received the
Prise Medal at the "World’s Fair, ond tho highest Premiums
, Fairs in New England, Now York, and a Sliver Modal at
, the State Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania.
1 Manufactured and sold by & WILUAMSi
n0,3:d2ml A cents for Western ronnsylranla and Ta.
WESTERN FARMERS’ INSURANCE CO.,
SBW LISBON, OHIO.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 129 FIFTH ST., FITTSBORGII.
Capital, 6100,000.
JAMES KELLY, Profit. LEVI MARTIN, SM’y.
R. McKASKEY, Agent.
CT-WIII Infillro Building*, Stores, Merchandise, and
Property generally, on tho most Ihrorablo terms. Idool-.dm
JNO. 6HOUTT,
Importer o£ Brandies, Gin, Wine, &o.;
nsusn in
FINE OLD MONONQAHELA.RYE WHISKY,
Peach and Apple Brandy, Ac,
Also, Hsormsn axn Dismiss,
fiercer of BmllMeld end Front streets, Pittsburgh. Pa. fdc3
' "" «x>en Acres for Bole*
THE subscriber offors for sale Ten Acres of Land, near]
the residence of Rov. Dr. Campbell,’ In Manchester, all, 1
of which Is In the highest state of cultivation. Near 000
bearing apple, peach, plum and pear trees, all of which are
crafted fruit, arc on the lot; also, abont three acres of vine
yards of the best quality of grapes; tbo other improvo*
ments are two ©welling Houses end ont-housos; ono of the
dwellings is new, not haying boen yet occupied. Tbo pros
pect from this place Is among tho most oxtenslve and beau
tiful in the eountry. It Is abundantly supplied with fine
never-falling springs. Apply to Mr. Craft, on tha premises,
Qf JAMES ouAJlCilii,
Estate Office, cor. Seventh and Bmlthfleld eta.
Ba-An extenaivo variety of Grape Tinea for sale. Ap
ply a. above,
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
DIUU.XR Ef
Exchange, (Commercial and Bank Notea.
CtTOCK bought and,sold on commission. Collections
h carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
43-No.-68 J 4 fourth street, nearly opposite the M M.
Bant. declC
Democratic Printing Office for Sale.
rpHE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, good will. Ac., of
I tho Carrollton ricaynne 1b for solo. It Is printed in
(Crouton, tho county seat of Carroll county, at tbo torn!-
nus of the Carroll Branch c Uhe C« & P» B. B. Toon Indus*
trious practical printer, this oilers an opening for a comfort
able livelihood. For terms, which will bo easy, apply to
noTSd&w P. a. CABLE, Carrollton. O.
fl'O SS&DKKKS.—AU Smofcersi wishinj? good and cheap
X CIGARS, will find Item at JEHU.HAWORTH’B, cor
ner of Diamond and Diamond alley.
Flora lO forlo cents.
Abana do.' do do .■»
Colorado do do, do ■
Call and try them, and then yen’ll bay tinm
■■' : r»KW iiiucn UOUBK, oT boll, 6 toom« anil finishsd
A attic, with feot of 25 feet ftonton Main at, Doquesiio
loroogb, ta 100 deep to Carpenter’S alley;with fruit and
:
•JR BOXES LBMONS; , , Jv
dO SlWeCrontoric,;
dßc2’ V", .39 Wood streak
ud are constantly receiving the newest shapes. [novlO
jaiiollon C&rar ■.
TAMES MTCENNA, Auctioneer uni Common M*
tl chant, No. 120 Wood Direct, near tho corner of_ra».
regular siesof Dr, Ooods,
cot. an 4 second hand Furniture, each day at io ona
o’clock; andntearl, gaslight,cacKeTeidng^ntchesand
Jerrelry.Qans, Pistols, Books, Fancy artlclcs,Cntei7,^ts,
Shoos, Ac., with a general assortment of evcry^description
of Dry goods. Refer to the principal merebanta. IoUJ : _/
: Sttle». - > .
1 T the Commercial Sales Rooms, comer orWooaana
A. Fifth6troetB,at 10o’clock, A~M,,&
of Seasooftbls, Staple and. Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats,CapB, . „
- AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M., • . _ . . •
Groceries, Qneensware, Glassware, Table C^Hery,-hS?S?£
Glasses,New and Second-Hand Household and Kitchen xur*
nitnre, 4c,
.AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M., •
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Mußtol lnstrommtß,
llanlwore ondCutlery, fflotidng. Variety Goods, OoWond
Silver watches, Ac. P. M, PAVIB. Auctioneer. HoM-tf
23,76
00,00
30,00
.15,50
15,00
6,00
T> ALANCE OP ACOUNTRYDRY.OOODS STORK AT AUC-,.
■n THURSDAY next, December 3 at ten
Stock, will bo sold, at McKenna's Auction House, the
balance of a Country Dry Gooda Store, among » r «
rilk and worsted plaids, casslmeres, red and white flannels,
Back flannels and tweeds, brocade, lustre, alpacas, merinos,
chusanSand laces, veils, glnghams. -Hnseys, calicos, yelvet
mantillas, bonnets, scarfr, Bay Slate loop .and square
shawls; cashmere, merino and delaine do 4 black cravats,
mous delaines, hosiery and gloves, lambs wool sockB;Md
stockings, caislnets, broadcloths, cO -'
lars,peiarines. - -JAMES McKBMNA,
I de&O., . ‘ - Auctioneers
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
44,00
43,00
24,00
68,60
46,00
49,76
49,00
63,00
105,00
12,00
40,00
49,76
60,00
102,60
10,00
26,00
8,00
FI UIIKD and Last Sale of the Season of a fine assortment
1 (about 4000) of the most different and exquisite sort*
of HOLLAND FLOWER ROOTS, by Catalogue, at AU£
Tlt)N.—On WEDNESDAY next, December 21st, at. ope
o’clock, at McKenna’s Auction House, by catalogue, obont
4000 Haarlem Flower Roots, comprising double and sing e
hyacinth, narcissus, .tulips Iris, crocus, early and double
Due von Tholl brown-imperial, double anemonen Bauou ;
Rules, gladiolus, colchlecums, Ac., Ac.
dec2o - JAMES McKBNNA, Auctr.
60,00
60,00
100,00
25,00
25,00
175,30
63,00
20,00
; 17,00
7,60
17,60
-200,00
.10,00
. 6,00
SBIGNEEB’ SALE of an extensive COUNTRY DRY
GOODS STORE AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY next,
December 2Gth, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, at McKennas
Auction House, by order of Assignees, the stock of a retail
conntry store. Among the lot nro. some-very fine goods,
such as Saxony, Coburga, merinos, alpacas, mous de lames,
beroizes, ginghams, linen.lustres,;calicos, chintzes, pant,
etuff. vestings, flannels, bleached and brown muallna. silk
hdkfsi and cravats,- fine shawls and -dress hdkfk, ribbons,
laces, tweed cloths, casslnete, patent thread, spool cotton,
gloves and hosiery, suspenders, Unsays, lamb s wool shirts
and drawers, white dress shirts, gingham and check B birts,
| overcoats and pantaloons, superflnefatinvMts, Irish linen,
buckram and padding, aUk plnsh. chuwins, heavy blankets,
furniture calico, men, women, misses, boyauitd yquthr
boots, brogans, shoes, bootees,buskins, pumps and slippers,,
gum ,overahoes;also, a very large Jot of silk and worsted
fringe, with many other articles. . -
d«i2o ... • JAMES McKBNNA, Auctioneer.
- 7,00
1,76
3,25
2,00
2,60
• 2,00
>1 .0,00
\\ : 9,00
)! . 3,00
SPLENDID ANNUALS, ILLUSTRATED Bibles,
Standard Works, At, at AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
and THURSDAY evenings, 2Ut and 22d, at
the Commercial Sales Booms, comer of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be sold a large collection of fine Annuals and
lUostrated Books, among which axe, National Gallery of
Pictures, 120 steel engravings, 2 vole; Scripture Gallery of
Engravings,T2o do do, 2 vols; Book of Home Beauty; Bar
taln’s Gallery of Art; Cabinet of Modern Art; Rosary of
Illustrations; Friendship’s Offering; Christmas Tribute;
Sacred Tableaux; Dew Drop; Snow. Flake; Irving Offer
ing. Friendship's GUI; American Keepsake; Amaranth;
Christmas Blossoms; Gift of Affection and Sentiment;The
Iris* Drawing Room Bcrap Book, 2 vols; Gems of Beauty;
Leaflets of Memory; superb copies of Shakspeare. Byron,
Milton. Pope,and other standard poets; Burton’s Anatomy
i of Melancholy; Dlek's Works, 11 vols in 2; Cyclopedia of
1 Useful and Entertaining Knowledge; Graham’s Monthly
I Magazine, for eight years; Enyclopedia of Geography, 3
I tols* gcott’s Exposition of the New Testament, 2 volumes;
I Clarke’s Commentary; Napier’s Peninsular War; Baker’s
levy’s Rome, 2 vols; Josephus; BqUld ; Nicholson’s Me
i.'hnntf'H kc Ac: splendid Family Bibles Testaments.
deSo’ P. M. DAVIS, Aact’r.
GO
GO
GC
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MICHIGAN.
SALE OF A WHOLES ALE GROCERY.—
A On WEDNESDAY morning, Docember 21st, at ten
rfcloek at the store ofKHeazelton, No.'lB Diamond, will
be sold, by order of the Assignees, the entire stock of Gro*
cedes. Ac., comprising
33 hbcUN.O. sugar;
45 barrels Porto Rico sugar;
50 half chests green and block teas;
0 bbls damaged coffee; • • ♦
15 boxessalCTatns; 30 kegs super mustard;
20 dozen window sash; 60 M common segara;
20 boxes No. 1 soap; 9 boxes tobacco;
11 kegs nails; 20 doj bed cords and halters;
coo lhs sal soda: 1000 lbs hemp twine;
30 reams tea and straw papers;
50 dozen hay and dtmgforks;
Shovels, hatchets, cables, packing yarns, cotton yarns,
I carnet chain, carpeting, fish, broma, decanters, vlaljv« c »
| Ac • large tea packing press and fixtures; labels; tin foil,
[ paper and catties*. 200 soap and candle boxes, oil casks,
counter scales, trucks, skids. Ac. „ .
Turns—Buras over $lOO, ninety days, and over $3OO. four
I months credit, for approved endorsed paper.
deolO P. M. DAVIS. Auetr.
Co. at MBwaukie.
TENNESSEE.
ALABAMA.
EXCHANGES.
C* ITY BOOK STORE AT AUCTION.—On TO ESDAY morn
ing, December 20th, at 10 o’clock, at No. 8T Wood street*
will be commenced the saleof the entire stock of Mr. Luke
Loomis. Ag’t, (as he .Is declining business,) comprising a
vctt large quantity and excellent assortment of standard
Theological, Classical, Historical, and Mathematical Books;
choice works of Biography, Travel*, Poetry, Ac a School
Books In great variety, now in nso; also, Commentaries,
Bibles. Cap, Post and Note Papers, fancy Stationery,-Ac.,
Ac. The attention of the Book Trade and others is re*
quested to this sale, the most extensive ever held inthe
city. Books now open for examination. ,
Sales continued daily until all .are rold. Terms: Bums’
oyer $5O, sixty days, and over $lOO, three months’ credit
for approved endorsed paper. P. M. DAVTS,
dec3s Auctioneer. .
' " attention, ladies.
HAVING determined to close out oar entire stock of
Bilk, Batin, Velvet and Gro Do Affric BONNETS be*
fjro tbo Ist of January, at grtaOjf reduced prices— prices
that *e defy competition in the city—call and see our
BONNETS, andsnusfy yourselves.
Out gentlemanly old friend next door
la being alarmed at bis expenses;
Notwithstanding he is three score and more—
But he cannot compete with the Spxsczs.
Now Ladies, yod must bear in mind,
In order to save expenses:
Get a Boxhjct of the right kind,
At the Fancy Btore of Bpexces.
Remember the place, No. 38 MARKET sL, between
Second and Third streets, at the rign of the Cheap Bonnet
Btore. [decs] ' . M. J. A C. SPENCE.
J3BTNA. insurance company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Chartered 1810—Capital Stock 8300,000.
TnOS. K. BRACE, President. • • 2
THO 3. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS— Thomas K. Brace,
gunnel Tailor, Bbenerer Flower,. -
WardWoodbridge, E,‘A.Balkeley,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
. . ; Frederick Tyler, Edwin G. Ripley,
Robert Buell, Samuel 8. Ward,
Miles A. Tuttle, IJenrjr 2. Pratt,
t John L. Boswell, Austin Dunham,
Gustavus F. Davis, Junius 8. Morgan.
AS-Policies on Fire and Inland Risks issued on favors
bletertns,by GEORGEE. ARNOLD, Ag»t,
.. dccjfcly . . No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
»4,.V •-■*
JAMES HcKENKA, Auctioneer.
p, M. DAVIB, Auctioneer*
OT CORN 1 HOT CORN 11 HOT CORNU!—Hot Cora:
Life Scenes In New fork Illustrated—lncluding the
Story of little Katy, Madallna the rag-picker's daughter,
Wild Maggie, Ac, With original designs, engraved byN.
Orr. By Solon Robinson.
“Bid that welcome -■
Which comes to punish us.”
“A beggaris book outworth*s blood.”
“ Of every inordinate cup beware;
Or drink, and with U misery share:”
For sale by B T. a MORGAN,
V flecl3,. ' - . .-: : : • 104 Wood street
- DUsoiucion of Partnership. "
THE partnership bereto&TO existing between Samuel.
Pinkerton, AlexandecYouogand Philip Do.Reehbrume,
under the Arm of PINKERTON, YOUNG A CO.; was this
day dissolved by mutual consent, name of the firm
will be used by cither of the late partners in settling the
business. PINKERTON, YOUNG & CO.
/Pittsburgh, December 1,1863.
4©- The business will be continued at the old stand, by
SamT Pinkerton anl Alex. Young, under the style of
decl:dtf PINKERTON. A YOUNG.
W' E have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the
newest shapes in LADIES* CLOTH CLOAKS, TAL
MAS, and FILLIBOSTERS. A: A. MASON A CO.,
dec!2 - • - ■ No. 26 Fifth street
fIUIE BEST HAIR DYE la crifitadoroa; for sale at tin
JL Drugstore of G. B>.KEYBER,
nov24 . corner Wood st. and Virgin alley.
BEEN APPLES—I6O bbls “ Rambus,” for sale by *
\y hqt22 : . . KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
MONEY WANTKJ>-$5OO for one year;-
. slooofor two years; *
For which the best of security nnd a liberal bonus will bo
riven; r 'S. CUTHBERT A SON, .
decl 140 Third street. ,
CA BAGS IVIUA ALMONDSi
O\J 20 “ Sicily do • .. -
10 bales Bordeaux do In store and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
dcc3 39 Wood street.
/'ILOVES—IS) barrels for sale by • * * _
\j dec3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
SUNDRIES— 8 bags Buckwheat flour;
4 “ iistt Soup Beans; In store and for
- ‘ ~nOT9) KING & MOORHEAD.
HATCHING’S DYSPEPTIC BITTERS—For Bale at
KETSER’S Drug store,
-■ 140 Wood street.
•kw kaihiVß— 6o boiea.U and M.R.
10 matte Seedless: for silo by
J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 WoOd-ftreet
NO. BUG AE—22 hhd*, newerop, landing from steamer
• Arabia, and for sale, by -• ’
aeJa James a: hiitchibon * co. .
COUIfISU— Just rocrivcd,
10 casks prime Codfish, '
5 bbls No. 1 Salmon, .
800 Jba snaked Salmon, • ;
20 bbls gib’d Herring,
20 do NOrS Mackerel, -
150 boxes Burtington scaled and No. 1 smoked Herring,
For sale low for -cash by - JEHU HAWORTH,
decO . Corner of Diamond and Diamond alloy.
onn boxes fire crackers, no. 1.
50 do Jackson do
20,000 Torpedoes.
1 case Nutmegs.
80 kegs Cooking Raisins.
Received and for sale by
decO J. a ANDERSON ft CO., No. 0 Wood st.
RED I’RKCIPII ATE—IOO lbs for sale by
dec3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
HORN—2OO boxes. Oswego and Orris*,
sale by filecO] B. A. FAHNESTOCK £ CX
ONIONS— 14 bbls for sale by
decS SMITH t SINCLAIR.
IQGB—2 barrels for saTe by ‘ : ••
i decS SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
UKK3F—iuu boxes, prime, for sale bv : “7
decS ' SMITH ft BINOLAIR.
EAJD—2OOO tt>s Bar Dead for sale by
j . decS SMITH & SINCLAIR.
1 R DOZ. SALAD OIL, (qte.)""
lil 26 doa. do do ipto.) in store and for.sale by
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.,
dec3 3b Wood street'
iQQ BAGS NUTS, (new crop,) toarrire persteami
100 Georgetown,-and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
dee3 30 Wood street.
PEAKE STARCH —30 Tx*xes," 44 0hi0,' r - in store and for
wdeby fdec2].,- • FLEMING BROS.
SIX. iIOLABSKS—2OO bbls Steam Refined Sugar-Honse,
• landing from steamer New York end for eale by
, . JAMES A. HUTCHISON ft CO.,
deo2 : ntgSL'LoolflSngar Ra3pery>
DO tona. Mercer 06tmtjy to arrive, for
pnovUii! ; KING ft MOORHEAD.
PIG MET
gaiety
¥KAST FQWDKK&-4 ft Merrill’s, tor
calaby ' - {deeSf} - : A 00..
7A A. MASON ft 00. hare just opened ft fina Jofocf a
y/V- woolPlalda f forLddierfScarfs. - "'■"~.<fces
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" •WXHTEB &EBAHOEMESTS.
THE M^a«AD. .
mHK Fait Mail Train will leave the Passenger Station on
' I Liberty'ptreet>every morning at 9 o’clock, stopping'
nt all theIregular 1 regular stationsoh the road,and arriving In
Phllidelohlalho next morning at,7 O’clock, cnmicctln s with
to Near Tor k, also connecting at ltarrir
o?d arriving in Baltimore at T o’.
for IhOdmore, and arriving ln-Phllndc!.
SmgSe chrefce/to all stations an the Penneylvanla Boll
roadmtd to Philadelphia and Baltimore. '
SeAcoommodatloh Tralawill leave every afternoon at
625 o’clock, stopping at all regular stations, and running
Pittsburgh at 0.10, and S o'-
Cl pSSrepSata lug’ ttekets In ears, will be charged Tax
crKTSIn addition to the station rates, except from stations
r d f i. T i,,to
received In payrhentTor tleKeta, except those Issued by the,
loss, the Company will hoUthero
eelves .responsible for personal baggage.only, and for an
Omnibus Line has been employed -
to convey passengers und baggage to and from the Depot* ,
at a charge not to exceed paSsanger,and
12U cents Ibr each trunk. ; ; ‘ '—-LL-J-*-
tor ticketsapplyib-*1- MESKIMEN»Agent, .
• .^ or >> the p. K. R. Depo^on liberty street v
.PittabarfiVNovember 30,1853.; : - • -' ■:_
BN N BYLVAN LA K AIDRO AD.—WIHTfiR TABU I asrwa^;
: PITTSBtJEQH. PBILAPELPIUA AMP BaLTMOTA ,v r
Ciaii.—Eggs* Feathers* Merchandise, Furs, 90 cents
Second Claw.—Apples. and Peaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles, Buffalo, Bear, and Deer gkinfsCloveranaTLmolhy
Seed. Glassware, Ginseng,ltags..Shecp Pelts *se #lWiDfl.
, Third C^OM/—Apples tgre«n,) Bnm and Ship Stuff, Bacon
and Pork, (looee,) Bultor, Hides, Hogs’ Hair, Hemp und
Phut, Leather (Eastward.) 65c X* lpu lbs. „ . „
JburiA Clou.— Aloobol, Bacon (incasks or bones,l Barley
and Malt; Beef and Pork (pickled or salted) packed Candles,
Cheese, drain (In tags.) hard and Lmrd Oil, lead (>o I’igs or
Bbeets,)Oil Cake, Tallow, Whisky, loaf Tobacco, M cents
■
sEL L I N_G OFF .
GREAT CHANCES
FOl .B A BIG AIN ft.ti
TUB undersigned would respectfully Inform their friends
and the citizens generally that they are about closing
out their Jorge ind .well selected stock of
• f BLEQAKT GARPETDJQSi
lately purchased in the’ East, from tho Manufacturers and
-Impoitera, wb!ch, for ywiety, style and quality, are unsur-_
paS^d 'PAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS, •
Of splendid-designs, selected expressly for our City Retail
Trade, and at lower prices than would now cover the cost of
‘TIPERLAL, EXTRA und BCPKR. THKEE-PI.V CAB
PETS, from the most celebrated manufactories
United States; colors warranted. ‘ lngrain Carpets of nil.
kinds; Venitian, Hall and Stair Carpets; TTool and Hemp
„■ Dutch Carpets; together with a large , assortment of Oil
Cloths, Mats, Bugs, Matting, Table and Mono Covers, Ac.
The entire stock will positively be sold the present sea
son, to make room for other goods. nn
dec3 - Q, B. HEADLY & CO.
mail KRNTUN IRONCOMPANY, of WestoraPe Ansy!-
V Tania, haring become the proprietoraof the BENTON
anii DICKERSON PATENT /or making Wroughi d*-
reel from the Ore, for that portion of territory of Pennsylva
nia Wing west of, and including thecouutiea of Fulton,
Hun!io' F don, Centre, Clearfield, Elk and McKean, are now
prepared to sell rsnrtiflcates of stock In said company, each
share of stock entftling the holder to share in. the profits of
the company, and the right to use one Furnace under said
Patent. The Company will also sell the right to use tho-
Improvement‘in the above named territory, by single fur*
nace or . otherwise. ; The fact that by,the ltenton. procow
Iron Oro can be converted into Bloom* at about the cost re
quired to convert Ore into Pig Metal,is a
mendation of its merits. , u
Mr. J AMES H. CRANE has been appointed Agent for the
sale of rights to use Furnaces under said Patent, to whom
application maybe made, or to tho undersigned Directors of
the Company.- J. IC- MOORHEAD, 1
p 3 ALLEN KRAMKR, yPittsburgh.
JAS. W.: HAILMAN.)
TV. DEWES WOOD, M’Keesport.
JAS. H. CRANE, Plttßburgb._
dcc!2:d*wtf
BXCE&KOE AHD BAKKIHG HOUSE
A. WH.KIS9 * CO ,
: UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING,
Ko. 49-n-a Fonith Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.' -
TNOBEIGN nnd Domestic Eichanga, Coin, Bank Notes
jj and Land Warrants bought and sold..
Collections mad© throughout tho TJnion.-
Bu»loe c s paper discounted and loans negotiated- . .
Stocks bought and sold, on commfcsftm.
'".'•Money received on deposit, and interest allowed when
left for ft specified time. ; ’ • , decG -
Steambontßt AlioyT _
' gaaso ToE ’sabscriberß tender-thclr acknow-/5k .
for the favors bestowed upon uV,
eigSSySlSthem by their Steamboat friends,'end KSSf
would respoctfully remind them andc-thcraintcrest- * i 1 .
ed in building boats, thatlhoy are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and work*
Vmanship. T. B. YOUNG & CO..
Comer Third and Smifchfield streets, •
fr12.’03 opposite “Brown’s Hotel." .
AOAZINISS FOK DECBMBKK. —Uodey'fl, Graham’s,
and Peterson' s'. * ' - •
Health Trip to the Tropics; by N. Parkor Willis.
The Old Doctor, or Btray Leaves from my Journal; being
sketches of tho most interesting reminiscences of a rctired
Physician.
Harry Harson, or tho Benevolent Bachelor; by the au
thor of« The Attorfaoy.” '■••••■ ; •
Charles Anehestcr; a Memorial. • '
For sale by n. MINER & CO.,
: nov22 No. -32 -'Smltbfield street.
“ Z 7” For Sale-
TTTTT.T. SELL my unexplrod lease (fourteen years) of a
let, tdtuate on O'Hara street and Spring -alley, in the
i’ifth'Wara—4o ft fronting on O’Hara Btreer.and running
back 100 ffc on Spring alley, on which Is erected a four
ctoried Brick House, 40 ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
GO ft. on'Spring alloy, well calculated to carry on any
branch of manufacturing buriuessi Brin g engage din man-,
ufactnring In the country, I.Offer the aboye for: sale. In
quiroßt No. 4&> Liberty Street.
oclSttf
S‘ COTIA’S JJAKDA— “ The throne and sceptre of England
.-will crumble into dust, like those,of Scotland*, and
Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey will He in ruins as
poor end desolate os those of Scone andJona, be*bre the
lords of Scottish song will cease to reign to tbo hearts of
men. I *— Edward Bvebjcxt. ..
A stadia yplumo. Ar DAVI goS,
G 5 Market street, near 4tb at
TIIRUBS, SHOULDER BRACE, BUPPORTER AND ELAS
I TIC STOCKING DEPOT Is at Dr. KEYSER'S, NO. 140
cornet of Wood street and Virgin alloy. All kinds of me
cbanical appliances ore kept and fitted at this establish*
tnenfc. - Satisfaction warranted In all cases. - bot2l.
T>ONNETB, BONNETS.—A. A.: MASON & CO., No. 25
jy Fifth street, -will exhibit, this morning, 250 volvet,
Silk and Satin Bonnets, of the latest styles and most fash*,
ionablecolors. . • ■ . . nov2l
a LPACAS.—Just received at A. A. MASON & CO.'S, No.
A jS -Tifth street, 150 pa. Alpacas, of every color and
quality.. . • ; • : • - novgl ,
IEfIDR SILK VELVETS.—A few ps. extra fine, splendid
W finished Black Velvet, fbr Ladles* Cloaks, just recU
■' nov2l • A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth st
LADIES’. CLOTH CLOAKS.—We invite attention to.our.
large iihd splendid assortment of. Cloth Cloak* and
Velvot Talmas. , ~ [dot2ll A. A. MASON & CO.
TRIMMINUB.—A. A. MASON & CO., No.
X 25 Fifth street, are. now. exhibiting one of the largest
assortments of Trimmings ever offered In thia dty, of all
the mostTfashlonable styles, and of every color. fpov2l
BANK OF FITTSBUJtGH STOCK—IO Bhax«B for raJo bj
AUSTIN XOOIHB,
No. 02 Fourth st. -
TrittEaw fiKANnERIiIES-Jast received and for salo at
* tho Family Grocery and Housekeepers’ Store of
noVU ...... BAILET A gENSHAWV
"WTOOL LONG: SHAWLS. —A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25.
(V fIFXH fttreet, have on hand over 5000 Wool Shawls
of oterr quality. nov **
bags prime Klo;
20 “ Lftgaayra;
20 “ Old. Got. Jara.
J, D. WILLIAMS,
TAOH FARMS, BUILDING LOTS, AND DWKLLINd
. HOUSES, on reasonable' terms, call at the Beal Estate
Offlceof : 8. CUTHBERT * EON,
BOvlS , ' / . ■ 110 Third street.
ROTON MILLS HOMINY AND SYRUP—ReoUftrab,
and for pale by . BAUiET 4 KESSSAW,
. nOTIO . 253 Liberty street.
-n, , I*loB LkaD xeoelTed per steamer Return, and for
Ovjl) raleby . . ALEXANDER GORDON,
noTia lSd First street.
1110 AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOOK—2O
pharos wanted by - AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oc l2a No. 92 Fonrth St. .
in n, AND 160 ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
4U. by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
octal' No. 82 Fourth st.
AltfiMS. JffiKSH CORN MEAL;
4v IUCOO lbs ExtraHnlled Bnrkwheat Meal.; _■
• . Red’d and for sale by BAILEY 4 RENSHAW,
oct» \ ; 253 liberty street.
OSHEN AND PINEAPPLE CHEESE just recelvod, thl
.finest in the market, by .
00t25 ; ’ : BAILEY ft RENSHAW.
LL KINDS'bPGOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
-bought, sold and exchanged by.. V. ,
0c29l A.WILKINS*CO.,Bankcra, ■_
United Statesßank Bnlldlng.No.n Fourth st, Plttsbnrgh.
>"UTY WAHRANTS-MOO WANTED by , ,
oct2o ; AUSTIN LOOMI3, No. 82 Ibnrthst.
nSHABKS PITTS. TKDSI AND' CO. STOCK
LI WANTED fey AUSTIN LOOMIS,
' ■■ ' V r~ • No; 02 fourth at.
UILBINQ LoTB.—Ten iota or ground, rituato in Now
Troy.ftantlng onChesnnt Btiuet,e«ai_23bylCofe-t,
for sal© low. Apply to : MOl'flTT & LO\V li IXI,
SWt. Agents Post Bnildlngs. Sth st
A A. MASON S CO., No. 25 Tilth street, will opened
. Monday, the 3d instant,* new and splendid assort
ment ot LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS and VKLVLT TAt
MAS-
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,1Uk1) APPLES—2OO bushels In store and for sale by
1%19 • - KING A MOORHEAD.
—OLUSQB TKXT iIAiiKKT BTR£KT.—A
fuU inYoioo just reccii ed and for a J a^ ir l)A^j^ 0N
octlO - l/ateDavison & Agotttr.
P' tq Mi^rAii—loo tons Kocte Hill (JuUlata) ForgeMetalj
,150 “ Marietta Anthracite do - do
jorsaleby *—®ovB] • - KINO 4 MOORHBAD.
W* IMDQW of,ass—kou boxes SxlO y lUxl2» and 10x14.
McKennaa & Co.'a brand, in store and for sale by
# . ; KIKQ & MOOBHBAP.
' iOLeisrs* Ji Bliroffcl & Co«> .
MANUFACTURERS OF Flß.fi PROOP SAFES,
Vault Doors : aa& Iron Window Shutters.
AND as ail persons admit the necessity of the oboye
mentioned articles, we have no hesitation in recom*
mending our article: to be equal to anythlng intbecUy,
Orders promptly attended to, and pnt up in the beat
stYle,«and on short notice. ,
m
PlOaiaow, Dispatch baa
V ; received. the following: -
Magazine of ;Art, for December;
No. OPxact£can>niiigblfiffl* ,, »
Popular Educator, for December;
• The lAdy at Home, by Arthur;.
The Iron Buie, by Arthur;
-BTXfla&KUii UK MEW OtIUEi&NtS A«i>
E B l2 itol^oath.»bot.potaUforgl.b yi
r«. 71 Fourth street.
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=l2ll
BVBPil'rilA, :
kuromatipm.
SCKOVULA,
FIIOM THE SIKTROrOMS.—I'awJt uround! Ist. Ute sf
niolelhear tho Kta.l tldingst This is but the sentiment cf
thousands
'. ;M<itrx. tiariimar d$ Jlowfrrcy—Qvxitlexien > flavin* beta .
'AmicteA v\th ] lAttr CbrnphiintofM/i year*standingslhsTl*
by, for the benefit of the nffHclbi/tokOgreat plwwjru iaan- .
Pouncing that after using R ferrbottles of your HamplOo; -
Tincture, I found It bad a-perfect CiiW. t "
hiiTtr ueed different medicine* from tllne to" time, bat bare
never been nblo to account fur any apparent good; and 16 lit .
a blessing to stricken: humanity Co find that that ci&dJcln* U - ;
found whichpos&ftes the tcomlrouxpfncer of proionginghu
vtanlife. The many cares, it has,wrought is a nuflicient,
guarantee of tbo b'cndlcfal results •which may bo experien
ced from'itause.- - ' Yours, Teßpcctfully,-..v
. J. CoatAiK llAr, •
livtn COMPLAINT; immLITY.
rjSriroct from Jam&tJTartit. j&qtf Letter*Al*i-?,vdTia,.T4s- t .
•-After FpeaUing or wonderfnVcure.a.on hlmFelf, be Kay«
Mrs. H. ban been suffering with the Uvur complaint and, . :
iritli' Inalßlty,-'confctaotly complaining*. from weakness
through l her whole system. She nrnr enjoys better .health
'than, for thirty years, ijcinff entirely restored: by-th* Ufio.bl.
-UamDWaVV&ctablo Tincture.” • •/;- . r.:■• ;
uampiuu d J- SASISI) SII)e: biUOST, EYES.' o ...;• •••■/• : v.
[Extract of a Letter frovt J. Gritncs„Esq:f Loudon 0x 3 Va.}-
: l My wife has - been-for years afflicted -with- great-weak- •:'
ness * 'piUn In flie breast, side tmdy twick; palpitation of tho. '
heart; Debloncsa of pystem; loss ofappetJto;
onroplaxlon sallow; the; Mgbt of cue two almost gone, the ..
; other Very weak,. I'ara pleased do pay. Hampton's Tincture .•
baa restored hor.tocperfect haalth. Hur eyes are as good
nowns ever thay were.” • ~ • •
RHEUMATISM, CS YBAHS. .
1 Mrs. E. BagwelL of Virginia, ptiffered from ‘Rheumatism
1 from her 12th to herAOtto year of age; at times entirely
j helpless.; Being.wealthy,she employed the.VsfcnlOdinil at
tenlion,and trirel-many mediclnes, but was cored only by ...
\ Hampton** VeaelabU linclure* V:
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RUEUSIATIBM. : •
- The* wUb. of Thomas M. Yeaklo, 73 Pearl street, was a
:great suffererfijr eight years. .Restored to porfect health
by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. ;
. MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM.
•. Mr. Jarrelt Plummer, 16S East Baltimore street, suffered
thb disease intensely six yrare; eoold not alfop; dreadful
ulcere formed on bl* limbs; from which splinter* of bone is
sued. HiB phyficiahproDodncedhuhiuenrable;batiraznp*
ton’s Vegetable Tincture-cured him.
, HEREDITARY SCROFULA. -
Aboyin thofiimlly of the Uon. W. P. Thomason, ooee
member .of Congress from Kentucky, was a mass of sores
from head to foot.. His eyelids tnrnctl imido out, protru
ding over the eyeballß fo as to produco blindnear fle was
cared by Hampton's VegitaUeTinctur^
. DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac.
Mr.’Wm. Oldham, of the Baltimore Custom-House, suffer
ed these complaints for eighteen months, with body and
mind seriously affected. .He wop cured by Hampton's Teg
dabk Mixture, After other things failed."
COUGH, ,CONSUMPTION, Ao
Mr, O. Winn had n cough, for firo year?, great
weakness, Acg bad, in all, five or six physicians; tried all
their remedies, but was cured only, by- \
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE;
. X)S*ror Pale, wholesale and retail, at tho Drug. Store of
Dr, GEO. H. KEYSER, 140, comer of Wood street and Vir
gin alleys Also, byJ.P. FLEMING, Allegheny. [no23sl*w
DE BANNING’S LACE OF BODY BEACE.
■ ■ Tut Brace of Dr. Banning
' - is how got-up in a 'much lm-
proved form, and is worn by
! Jsr t»C persona for tho
■V\ . ' - Jf JM cure and prevention of Focal,
\?V • /ff' Pulmonary, Dyepeptic, Ner*
wi A : /Sv £j r out, Spinal, tbriale,_ Ule
\\ ~~ .Xiiffi -pf- • : vine, ana-Chitd-hed IVEAK-
U : . XE3SE3, such ns . Prolapsus
,a - Uteri, Chronic Piarrhcro,
JJjnjSiy"* Draggirg of tbo Bowola,
Tiles, Flstala, Milk. Leg, and
Enlarged Veins.* Essays, description of Re usu, may bo had
at my Store, frefl.of chargo.'
gg» I alf in' Keep Fitch's, Chapin's, Betta*
and Vanhorn’s SUPPORTERS; also, TUUB3ES of erory
kind; Lace Stocking.-!, Suspensory Bandages, and every va-.
riety of-mechanlcal applianceß used in'-the cure of disease.
I would reapectfully invite tho attention of phyplclauß and
others to the above articles. . :
Forsaloot Dr, G. IL KEYSEJt’S DRUG STORE, .
. 340 . Wood ‘ atreot. '.
N. ij.—Persons In want of Trurscs, can hare thorn sent
to any part of the country, bystaling whether for the right
or left side, nnd Fending the measure round tho body. [noL.
WlLLlMinuid toßnypcrsonwhowillbny
. o box of Dr TERREL’S HEALING OINT-
IfMENT, and UHt- it according to dlrectiohf,
if they will ciiil at my office and say with
i a clear conscience, that it will not tem
lsSCh}L pW^/yciinfChapptMl.lidndM.Chiblains t Chai'
. Sore Lipa,Burns and Freerca,Soreß
cn Children, and greatly alioviatn, if not
entDely cure Raltrheutu, Pilca.Tntinmma
tion. of the Breast, Bitw of Insects, Pimples on the Rice,
and aU Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERREL,
Foreale by FLEMING BROTHERS, nnd Dr. KKY’SEJt,
Wood street, ,T.G.-SMITH, lUrmlDghnnt; Mra.
S. HOLLlES,Tempcrnucerill**; D. M. CURRY, Allegheny;
WM. SEIBERT & BRO., 477 rcnn gtrect, I/OR-.
ENZ & WIGIITMAN, Pennsylvania Glass Works r'SAM’L
DYER, Allegheny; M'M. SMlTH,Lawrenmillo; LUKEB..
DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG a Cl)„
LEWISDALZIILt & CO., Sborpsburg: STEWART. LLOYD
k CO., Mechanics’lron Works; J. IV. ItANNEN, Man
chester.
’ jy2sMawy . ; .
BR. TERREL’S lIE.ALLNU OINTMIuNT vrill Axirr. palt
rheum (Totter), Chilblains,,Common Sores, Chapped or
Cracked Hands, Burns or ScalUs, Cuts or W'ounds, Piles,ln
flammation of the Breast, Bites of Insect*, Sore Lips, Pim,
plea on tlie Face; and Breaking Out and Sores on Children,
and all Diseases of thu Skin, quideer and turer then any
other Medicine.
; • I'orsale by FILMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEYSER,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G. SMITH Birmingham Drug
Store; Wil. SEIBERT A BRO,, 4.77 Peon street; IX)RENZ
-A-WIGIITMAN,. Pennsylvania Gla?3 Works; Mrs.. 8.
HOLMES, Temperancevnie; D. M. CURRY. Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, AUeghenyCity; W3L SMITH, Lawrence
ville; LUKE D. DAYISON, tost- Libcrtv: SPANG & CO.,
Stewaitstowa; LEWIS DALZELL k (30., : * Sharpsburgh;
STEWART LLOYD A Mechauica 1 Iron Works; J, W.
HANNEN, Manchester. \
Jy2sMawy ,r - . .’' • ' .-.
“VT B.*—A single box of Dc, TERRELS OINTMENT wfll
Xvj « keep any ElneksmUh'*, Furmpr’s, Suilor , A,or Mechan
ic’s hands,let them chap or crack ever so bad, Bound and in
good working order nil winter. ; - I
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERREL^
. jy2s;dawy . Naugatuck, Conn.
Dtt. XttiOWN,; No. « Diamond Alley, Be-.' n .
•fSpffi votes his entire attention to an office Practice.
|J§f His business is mostly confined to Prixaie. ' jP||
■ : Jo^a. JKwkwaj, ondanch palnfalallcctionSj
brought on by imprudence, youthftxl Indulgence and excels.
gyphUia, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Qleet, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, : Tmpnrity of Jthe.Blood* with all Dlsea*
gas of tho Venereal Organ. . Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erup*
tons, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak'
ness, Impoteriey, Piles, Rheumatism, Potnilo Weakness,
Suppressions, Diseases of tbo JolntiV-Flstula in
Ano, Nervous Affections, Pain 3 in tho • Back and Loins, Irrl*
tatlon.Of the' Bladder and Kidneys,successfully
Cure guaranteed . * '
: Sixteen years’practice (six in this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of. a speedy cure to ail whp may come uu*
derhiscay*.
[ Office andPrivatoCousultation Rooms, 41,I>lamond alley.
1 • tPjuCharges moderate.,• •novfcdAwly
EDWARD FABER.
KfcLEUMAXiaAI.- Dr. Brown’a.newly. discovered
for Rheumatism la a-speedy and certain Remedy. lor
that painful trouble. It Dover fails.
Office and Private Consultation RoomsNo.4l DIAMOND,
Pittsburgh, Penn’a. The Doctor is always athome.
. marchS&dAw.- - ; . .
Dr, David Hunt,
. DENTIST —Ornery Fourth street, : between
and Wood streets, nearly opposite tho
;/ Pittaburgh . ; : \ . nov!7:ly ;
DANCING ACADEMY, at WASHINGTON HALL.
Vonng Ladles & ChildrensVClaßiesi
I WOULD respectfully inform the public, and Young
Indies especially, that I Intend ebrameheing my Clasa
for Ladies in the latter part of tho present week, ,and would
moat earnestly request all who may wish to attend, to giro
in their names, andjoln with the commencement of the
Class. ’ Also, the Class for Children was commented on fiat*
onlay last, 19tb and will continue every Saturday of*
ternoon, at 3 o’clock.. parents who may wish to have their
children tought a becoming, easy; graceful manner and
walk, and a light, natural carriage In dancing; would please
send their children, so as to. have them commence oi once.
For fnrtbor'parUculais,enquiro at the Hall. on Wood et..
nOTfifi _ CITHISTOPHER A. McMANUS.
Administration Kottce.
■intT'HEREAS, Letters of Administration dc bonis non,
YV cum ttstamentoannczo, to.the estate of BERNARD .
KANE, late of the CUj of JPlttahnrgh, dto’d,' hare been
granted to the auhscribor, aIT persons indebted to said Ea
late will mate immediate payment, nod those having
claims against the same, will present them,'duly authenti
cated, for settlement, to
WILLIAM lUNET, Adm’r, -
: -7tb Ward, Pittsburgh.
MITCHEL A PALMER,
Attorneys at law.
BY virtue of o Writ of Partition, issued out of4he Court
of Common Pleas of Payette county, and to me direct*,
ed, there will be.isold.at pnbUo outcry, upon the premia,
inConnollsville township, lniald County,on the
SIXTU DAY OP DECEMBER, A.D. 1853, the following de-'
scribed Real Estate, to wit: —Four Tracts of Land, slutato
and lying in : Connellsviltc township, Fayette county, PaV
containing about SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACHES, lying
tn the Yonphtogkeny river,-ml jghjlng lands with Hiram
Snydor, Israel Painter, John T-lfffrpt, and others, oh which
arc'erected a'Sttmo Dwelling-House, Frame Barn, large
-StablejUiuLah old furnace; formerly called Mt. Etna, to*
-geiborwith Peroral otherlog buildings: about two hundred
acres .of which are cleared; all of which Is known as the
Gibson property ia Terms made known on day of sale.
JA3IES MeB&tDE, Sheriff.
fiio-c!o:tp j .
Sheriff’* OfTirtt, T)cv.l« 1^53
IN THIS CUUKT.Mf COMMON I'LBA!
-COUNTY, . . •
.OXt*. -Margaret by hrrYNo. tUS March T..
next friend, • William • . : ': =ISS3.
Graham, -•.. libel in Divorce,
tp. ; a Yiticab Matrl*
Henry Lane. . 'J^onl.
‘ And now; to wit, October ‘i-iJ, 1863, on -
**♦ * motion of John T. Cochran, Inquire, Thom
as Steel, Esq.., ap{>ointo l.Corairii&tfiontT to take ilcpoBitlon» ;
in this cope, at bis office on Fourth street; to the City of
Htteburgb, on the third Monday of Itecembor;33so, at two ;
o’clock., V. M, . Jty the Court.: ' \ no*22
IN THB COURT Of COMMON PLEAS OF ALLBGUJSN V.
COUNTY. : .
Marla Baobyer, by her") ‘
•; next friend, William l No. 29 June T.,
► ‘ ec P e f Tg . . . i Libel for Divorce,
‘ ; Jacob Boobycr. )
And now, to wit, October 12th, 1830, on.
motion of T. Cochran,. Ewpilre, Thomas
Stocl, Esquire, appointed; OommlssSouer, to tako.testimony
' in this case, at bis office, on Fourth Ptreut.ln jb«* City of
• Pittsburgh,-onthe third Monday or December, A/D. 1865,
nt 2 o'clock. IV-M, By. tfrs Court.. .. ; .• nov22
—jjUU HAW'OKTU, corner of Diumond and Diamond
alley, wishesdoihroTnt'bLj customers and the public
generally, that heiSDO'W recoiling a large anil choice 6 elec
ton of GROCERIES, such as choice Young JTjron. Impo
rial. Gunpowder, extra fiho Stmchong, NingyoDg, Oolong,'
lingo, and scented Orango Pekoe TEAS: Mocha, Old Java
and Rio COFFEES; the SUGARS and SYRUPS ;L* an eh,'
Cluster, Yalencio*Sun and Snltnnh RAISINS; ftrshCUR
RAJftS; preserved Citron, Lemon and'Orange Peels; supe
rior French BRANDIES; putt, Madeira, Ten^rlffivCham
pagne, Lisbon, Bherry and Malaga.WINES; together with
a general assortment of pure SFlCEF—ftHof which ho i*
.determined to sell at such’ LOW'PUICEd that cannot be
•heat hv any other Storn in thtycitv. • novl*
P«iN£I6XL VAaiA AYEAbK FAUPISiIITY
FOR SALE*. ■ ': ' .
ONE XOT and a. THREE STORY HOUSE or STORE, with
back Building tvnd lce Douse. . ... .
. Two Lota and a good Brick Dwelling House. .
Also, three LoU on Coliwellttxeet, -.-:
If tho above property is not sold at private f sde previous
to XnußfiDAY, January 20,1554, It will be positively eold on
that day to tho highest bidder, cc tho subscriber is leaving
the city, and golDgTFeat. -ADAM WEAVER,
deefcts-' 4 v: Denna. Arenuo,No. 2TI.
I ADIES'B CIAJUI GLoff Ka--W« iiuvo; now lyr sale »
i l*l»and Choice variety of-Ladlc*'Cloth cloak!*
UoclS - A. A, MASON & C(L, No. 26Fiflh*t.
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MVER COMPLAINT, Ac/
WAaur.voVo.v, May' 17* ifW.-
9&U Reward
Nnugatuck, Ctonh.
Private Diseases*
Public Sale*
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