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7 THE CITY POST."
WEDNEBBAY MORHING:t::;:DECEMBER ..21$
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HEALTH OFFICE.
INTERMENTS IN THE CITY OP ?
"iSWn Dscemisr 11(4 <o i>e«i»6er 18iA, 1858, ,t. [
. . . , : . ADOXTS. CnUDREK.
SRttfdla - 1 ■ ■ ■ ’
Pulmonary <3on«runption .2 , ,
OAt&rrh Ferrer ® ,1 . ; j
■Whooping-cough 0 1- . . . *
Hemorrhage....- \ —* 9 ».■•
Brim. ® l.v •• . <
fitUlborn - J- :1- , i
Unknown y i—. 3
OF THE ABOVE THERE WERE
Tinder 1 6 From4o to 60-
From Ito 2. ..0 “ 60 to 60...
<■ 2to 6 t “ CO to 70....,,
m 6to 10.. -0 " 70 to 80.....;
« 10 to 16 .0 " 80 to 90...;.
“ 15 to 20 ..1 ! “ 90 to 100..;..
“ 20 to 30 ..0 ' AffO unknown—....
“ 80 to 40 ..1 1
Miles 6; Femiles 5; Whlto 9; Colored 2...—..-Total 11-
Be order of the Board of Health,
J C F. WILLIAMS,
Phyoldan of Board of Health. .
Coal Trass.—C. S. Eyster, Esq., prepared a abort time
iJnce, lor Eastern publication, a statement of tho coal traao
of this city. Mr. Eyetcr computes the home consumption
Mft For'Domestic u«« ... v .... r 12,000.000.
« Bolling Mills...
“ Engine and Machine 5h0p5............. . pOO>WO ,
iC Cotton Fartorics *••*** .jM.OOO, •
“ flos Works. ...... 200,000 ..
« Pablin Building* .160,000/
t* Miscellaneous Engines, : 000,000..
« Steamboat 1 *..... . 840,000
Total for home consumption 22,305,000 .
Mr. Evster then <rivoa rorao facta in regard to the river
cool trade, and makes up the following aa the total amount
Of coal consumed and exported:
k Amount of coal consumed In and about tbe dty - . - - j
of Pittsburgh .22,805,000
Aaonnt of coal exported from Pittsburgh to other
places ........ ;....14,403,921
Total., 921
f The data noon which Mr. Eystor bases his statistics In re*
gaMtoclty con-umptinn in our. manufacturing establish:
inrnts, Is of great interest Alter noticing domestic eon'
•omption, hr says ■ < :
There are xn tbo City of Pittsburgh audits vicinity .ftoren
teen large Rolling Mills, and those would consume, .while
running, on an average fifteen hundred bushels of coal per
<lay. And supposing cacb mill to rnn.2so day sin tbe year,
the annual consumption would bo (6,375,000. bushels,)- siy
million three hundred and Fcvenij-flvo thousand bushels.
4 Them are In the fame bounds twrivo principal or largo
foundries, and those, with iho engine* used in.tliem, would
consume about (150) ono hundred and fifty bushels per day
each, making a daily consumption of (1800) eighteen hun
dred bushels, and at 300 days per year, would give a yearly,
consumption of (510,000) five hundred and forty thousand
There are twenty gifts* houses, each of which would con*
»umo about (100)ono hnndmUbushelfl perdayi maMng a
daily consumption of (2000) tWn thousand bushels per day.
anda yearly consumption of (000,000) six hundred thousand
arc twenty cnglnoandmachiooshops, wb!ch. wUb
tholr engines, forgo fires, *c . will consume each (Umov*
hundred hnaliel* per day. making adaily aggregateof (2000)
two thousand bushels, and a yearly consumption of (000,000)
wiT hundred thousand bushels- - ..I-
There are five large cotton factories, which consume:
yearly about (100,000) one hundred thousand bruhela.
The gas work* of tbe two cUies> consume about (200,000) ;
*twn hundred thousand bushels pepyoar. : . ■ ; .
The public buildings, including hospitals,J»U, Ponitcn*'
tlsry, court htmso, banks, churches, Ac., oonramo about
(200 000) two hundred thousand bushels per year,
The'• water works and Allegheny arsenal will consume
•about (150,000) onehundred and fifty thousand bushel* per
an*, then, from one hundred to onehundred and
fifty piher steam engines used for. varions'purposcs, which
It would be almost impossible: to specify: fbrinsianre, for
flooring mills, ail mills, saw mills, planing mpls. tanneries,
atone cutting establishments, Ac* which would consume
f V b 20 boPhcls per dav. or an aggregate 0f.8,000 bushels
ner day, making a yearly consumption, or (900,000) ,moe
hundred thousand bushel* ■• v.- ,7 -
Next, wo hare tbn steamboats which uaflvlevro the.
wharves of tbo two titles, and consume coal. Tor these we
may safely estimate that there are eight boats leave the
wharf daily during seven months of each year, during
which there is a constant navigation of the rivers-and in
thl* is Included the Turiousboats of all classes. During a
largo portion or tbe year there are thl* number of boats o«
the Ohio aTnnednßy. some of which take as mueh a* (1500)
fifteen hundred bushels each, so that this estimate is rally
•within the it wilt bo moderate to allow for each
heat (500) five hundred bushels per day, which make* a
dally demand from this source of 4,000 bushels, and for two
hundred and ten days consumption Itwuuld require (840,*
000) eight hundred and forty thousand bushels per year.
District Court.— Before Hon. Moses Hampton, President
Judge.
Ttao case of Arorv nnd Ogden vs. Tbp <Sty of Pittsburgh,
la still on trial in this Court
Tewtcrdav it su ordered that a trial list ho made out by
the PTothonotary, to be taken upon the first Monday of
February, or ns soon thereafter as the present list aboil be
flnlshod, to embrace,
Krri—All causes brought to November term, 1853, and
Januarv.3Bs4. and not on tho present list,at issue on orbe*
fore the 31et December, 185 S. . ' _ .
- Second— All causes marked continued, on tho list for Juty
term. 1854. V . .
Third— AH other causes at issue and not on present list,
which may be ordered down by counsel on or betoro Satur*
dav. Docenber 31, 1853. ’ • '
Safe —No cause on the present list shall be placed on the
Hat tor January term, 1854, unless specially ordered by the
Court.
Uatoiuitt. —The Gazelle has the name of Mr. Tolzat the
head of its editorial column, rb the “Whig Candidate” for
Mayor. The American makes the same annntm cement,
with the words « Anli-Naxtmic” attarbed, hut the Journal
has not yet announced, editorially, that the Whigs hare
held a City Contention, and that Mr. Volt hM been nomi
nated. The Journal* it has been observed by many stood
Whig*, does not support the prcsent-Wbignominee with the
same want manifested towards the nominee of the party
last year. Another fact also creates considerable conversa
tion ? how is it that one section of thn Whig party snpport
Mr. Tolz as the “ Anti-Masonic” candidate, when It is well
known that ho Is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and
one of the most influential and prominent Odd Fellows in
the Stato?
Mcrct Hospital Fair.— Ths Falr ; flow being held !n La*
fayetto Hall, Is for the bcnofit of the Merry Hospital, under
the care of the Sisters of Merer. ■ It la acknowledged to be
one of the most useful institutions in- the country, and
richly deserves tho support of tho public. Tbe Hoffpltol is
at the presentmornontilUed with pa tients, from whom ther
do not derlro one cent of revenue, and there, is. not. accord
ing to the report of ibo Treasurer, ony mimey on hand to
anticipate the wants of the institution during the. coming
winter, the bitter blasts of-which are now. setting in. The
chanty recommends Itself to all, and ;tbo. manner it has
..been responded to, up to the present moment, is gratifying
in the highest degree.
OoKPmAcrr.— A farther hearing of Absolom Blorria,
charged with conspiracy, came off yesterday, before Alder*
man Backmnster. Messrs. Roberts and Stokeaappeared for
the prosecution and Ewing and Morrow Ibr defence.
Mr-Mftgofiln,of tbe-Parmera* Dcposltcßonk, and Edward
Campbell, Ewj.. Protbonotary of tbo county, were examin
ed. Alderman BiTriana?terheldMT.MoTri9.tohaSl,inssoo
for bis appearance at Court.
Measures ore now being taken to secure the arrest of.
lla*en and Davis, Implicated in the conspiracy, andwhoore
now In Ohio. -•
City Appium?!.—-It nppears there is some difficulty in re
gard to this office. IV ilUam Sharp,' Esq'., of. this, city; con
tends that he was appointed to tho office,' by. the County
Commlsdoners on Saturday Inst, and that he knew not of.
another appointment until he saw'by tho papers, ofTuep
day, that Mr- Kearns had been selected for the office, by the
Commissioners- Mr. Sharp, wo understand, intends at the
proper time to Instltuto jodlda! proceedings, to test the
validity of the revocal of his. own appointment, and the
right of Mr- Kearns to hold tbo office. Even in the confined
sphere of Allegheny county, our whig friends seem to .have
their own trouble distributing the spoils.
Murder.—Officer Brent, of Ligonler, brought on Wednes
day evening, from Westmoreland county* a. colored man
named Peter Myers, charged with the murder of a mao
named Wasbabaugh, by shooting blmln the face and bead,
inflicting a wound which caused his death in a'few minutes.
We could not ascertain any of the particulars pf the affray,
but learn from the face of the warrant, of Justico Moore,
wbo committed tbe prisoner, that he gave himself -up vol
untarily.
This makc9 the third, prisoner now in our jail for murder,
from Westmoreland county. ’ / .
Tof-atre.— Tboso who are fond of a good dramatic treat'
should visit the Theatre during tbo engagementof Mr. and!
Mfs.W. J. PJOreunc. ;
These young artistes come among us entirely unheraldod
and comparatively strangere, And wo are - proud to see that
• Pittsburghers have shown them that they know how to ap- ‘
*• predate true native talent. . v i
Mrs- Florence is one of.the most pleasing actresses upon >.
the stage; it is alone worth the .price of admission to see;
her execute one of her beautifal .dances. ; She formerly was
attached to the Pittsburgh Theatre; , then ehe was known;
as Mrs. Mcstayer. • j
ErrrgmJßoo Trust Compact.— The following is the organ-:
leation of the Pittsburgh Trust Company—formerly Trust;
and Savings Company—by election recently held under
their now charter:
Pretxdenl— James haughlln.
GisAicr.—John D. Really. .
Directors —James Laugblln, John Lindsay, W. K.NImlcV,
William Bingham, Thomas Hays, Isaac M. Pennock, Sam
uel Itea, B. 1Y Jones and J.B. Canfield.
Boms of the old fogy sort of people say the men who adver
tise most aro tbe biggest humbugg,hut Umtold fashioned
notion won’t do in this age of progress: As ah Instance of
that, look at the Banner Hatßtore selling good Hats and
Caps low. Advertising liberally to make the people awar*
of the fact Is tho reason. Tbo above popular establishment:
beat* all Hlgh"orlow, fast or slow, so do go, then you’ll
Know, friend and foe, bcllo or beaux, with cosh they go, to
the Banner Hat Store, 147 Wood street, and no whcntelso.
Assault aim Battert,—John Ferguson.made an informa
tion before Aid. Major, on Monday evening, in-.which ho
charged three brothers, named Dennis, Michael.and Patrick:
Canleo,with assault and battery. The aasaultwas commit
ted on Monday- Tbo brotbors wore arrested, and hold to
bail. ' ■ ■' ■ - - ■'' • .
Soiree.—'Tho soiree gi von by Mr/M’Manua to the pupils
attending his Dancing School, will como off this evening, at
Washington Hall. Mr. Mae is a gentleman of tasto, and be
will no doubt sustain bis reputation by tho brilliancy of tbb
soiree which be gives this evening.
Ciere or the Gab Works.—We understand tho Directory
of the Gas Company aro making arrangements, to xcoovti
the office of the clerk of the company to some central part
oftheclty. This will bogood news to tho businessmen. \
The third, lost and best salo of tho season of HoHantt
flower roots, will take place this day at 10 o’clock, ot Mc-
Kenna’s auction house. i
We would invite attention to tbo large sale of grooerie-i,
Ac, by order of Assignee of K.Ucazcltcn,&tNo*lB Diamond,
this mornlug, at 10 o’clock, by I*. M. Davis, auctioneer. \
Ald. Major yesterday held Joseph Hughes to bail for s*a
assault and battery committed on Ellen Dougherty, v i .
Aotlce to Si oobholders, : i
The Pittsburgh and Steubenville railboajd
CO,—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tfi.e
Pittsburgh and Btenbenvllle Railroad Company wjU h>e
held on MONDAY; tho 6th of January, 1854, att) o’clock In
the forenoon; at - tho Engineer’s Office of. sail- Company,
comer of Grant street and. Diamond alloy, in th* city iif
Pittsburgh, for the- election of a -President and.: twel4 e
Director* of said Company, for the uniming rgar> according,
to law. • [decZlaHdj . : CHARLES NAYLOR, -Beefy, f
X>*UMYlil>—Some taora'Of tBo» beumlal- nmnnun
XV Combination RUBBERS. Prices low. AtlOiMwki.t
(OoaV' ■ (Actf>) W. E. SOgMEETZJ
jeTljsokaph
By the o’Beilly;l4ae»;forthe -Homing Pott
CONGRESS.
•Wabmkotqs Citr, December 20.
anTA.»^—Mr. 6]iieJd(iKn.Te Dotim ofa-jotot resolution on
thoriilni the President to confertherankofneut. General
br Brerettbr eminent eorficea.: ... - r- #
Mr. Beward . presented. a ; remonstrance from cinwna or
Eoehcstarysffainstahy iuternational copy-right law. ..
Alpq« petitions from New York In..favor of the; construe-,
tion of a ship ranal around Iho falls of Niagara. .
Mr* "WelloT presented a.memorial.of anny officers on me
frontiers, askingfor an Increase of pay. Mr. Welior sald
that the Colonels on the frontiers did not receire pay equal
to that of bricklayers In San Francisco, nor did Captiuas .ro
ceire M much as a bod carrier, and be. was sure that reav
engers in San Francisco received a higher compensation than
Lieutenants In the army.: j , *. . ...
Mr* Footo gave notice of a bill granting land for the sup
port of Indigent Insane. , .
Mr. Hamblin Introduced abm to.satlsfy the French spolia
tions claims; Referred to the Committee on Foreign Bela-
Hunter Introduced a bill to extend the warehousing
system by estahHsblog.priTate bonded wnrehonees.
Mr. Seward offered a..resolution directing Inquiry as to
whotber any lejdslaltau.he,necessary to secure the rights of
dUtenihip to the children of American citlxens born in for.
elgn countries. Laid over.
Mr. Johnston Introduced.two'hills granting lands to Ar
kansas frr.railroad purposes**.-<
Mr. Chase offered a resolution that all sessions, and all
preceedingsofthnSenatebe^pnbUc.
. Mr. FUfpatrick presonted'mcmorials of Alabama and Mis
sissippi railroad companies, praying for credit for duties on
railroad bun. . ■ ...;
Mr* Everett offered w resolution directing Inquiry as to
wh*t legislation Is needed to protect tho children of Ameri
can citizens, bom in foreign. cmmtriop, ; .
The chalrsaid the Bon*fcDs from. New York had offered a
similar resolution. Mr. Everett’s was laid over, and Mr. Se
ward’s waa taken uprmd adopted.
- Mr. SumnoT offered a resolution, which was agreed to. di
recting inquiry as to expenditures of effeotlnga teductionof
ocean postage.
The chair presented.* report of tho census superintend,
cnh-whichwasordedtobe printed.
Mr. Seward offered a resolution calling Cur the correspon
dence with the government of the Sandwich Islands. Agreed
to.•'
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A resolution offered by Mr* Chose, some time ego, direct
ing inquiry by the committee on railroads and canals, as to
ths expediexKy.of'COnstrnctlng.a railroad from one of tho
Western Btate3 to tho Pacific, was token up.
-Mr. Gwin opposed the reforcucn of tha suhJect to that
committee, and moved the postponement of tho resolution.
Agreed to—nays 23; nays not counted.,
Mr. Owln.moved executive Bes«lon* Agreed to. During
message: was recelved from the President, transmitting.
certain documents, in answer to resolutions of the Bonnt*
of April.last, requesting information in regard to certain
transactions betwoon Capt. ITollins, of tfan Cyane. and tho
authorities of Snn Juan do Nlcarngua.. Also, n certain cor
rhspondpnco touebiogtho olalm nT Brigadier General Arm
strong; both unimportant. Onlered .to bo printed and re*
ferrod. . ; nhoii.thodoors opened, Ihe Senate adjourned.
Hooflx.—Mr. Bocock,from tho committee on imai affair?,
reportodabUl authorising the construction of six firatclosn
.and, appropriatibg the vessels to
be bnllt by contract, or at thoUnltcd States Navy Yards, as
the Secretary of tho Noty may elect. Referred to.tho com
mittee of the whole.
Mr. Docock presented tho report nf the board of officers
appointed to Investigate tho causes of tho falluroof certain
steam frigates; which was ordered to bo printed.
The Honso resumed tho ponsidetatlon of MV.'Sage’s reso
lution. authorising the Secretary of the Interior to purchase
MountiYprnon*;• ? ’
Mr Bayley 'called for tho yc&s and nays on laying tho re
solution on the table.
Mr.CUngman aakedrihs gentleman to withdraw the mo
tion and ifet the resolution go to some committee.
Mr.Bayley— I, :No,lwantto kiU thisthlng in themost
eirphatle way.” ; > -
The resolution was then tabled by 88 to 85., /
- Mr. Dean offered tho resoiutlon. of which
tteey presenting * sword,'and the thanks of Congress, to
Q\pt.lnvrshsm. After some debate, roforred to committee
ori Foreign Relations. , , ...•
Mr. Tweed introduced a hilt establishing a Mint In New
York rity.. Referred. .f '
Mr. Florence Introduced a bill extending the provisions
oftbe several laws granting bounty lands to tbeofficirr* and
soldiers who have been engaged in tho military service of
theHnitMStates,'Referred...,
Mr. CHlogtnan, In nursuanoe of previous notice, introdu
ced a bill giving credit to tho Importers of Railroad iron
He advocated tbe measure at some length.
Mr. Skelton opposed the measure.
Mr.. Jones moved to lav Urn.bill on the table, being, as be
saM. opposed to the credit system. . ..
Tho motion was lost—yeas 82, n&valOt.
Mr. Cobh proposed an amendment, that in all eases of tha
extension of duties, six percent Interest shall be paid.
Mr. Jones, of Tenn., moved and amendment
onf he table Lost—ycaaSß, nay*Bs, .
The bill was referred tp acpmmiUeo.of. the whole on the
state of the "Union.
The House went into committee of the whole.
Mr. Houston submitted a resolution referring the various
branches of the President’s Message to appropriate com
mittees- - .-<
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT SHREVEPORT.
. . New O&lciss. December 20.
Ao extenslte flrooecunredat Shreveport, Louisiana. Seve
ral warehouses wert destroyed, containing from seven to
eight thousand hales of cotton.
Therdbav© been two arrivals from Broxos with over SICO,-
000 in spec Ip.
Brownsville dates to,the 3d are received; the fever U still
prevailing among the solrHora otFort Brown.
- Galveston date* to tbe ltiih arc received, but the new* Is
unimportant. . .
; Butler King ha* gone to Austin sis the representative of
the greatTwrifio Railroad Company, Mr. Ball, Senator.La*
gone to Washington.. .
Tha fit e atory- building in the rear of 101 Cbesnot street,
belonging to the ledger property, was .totally destroyed bv
fire this morning. It wa*occupied by Thomas White, os a
bonnet factory: by Gcorgo F. Lewis, enppcr-plate printer:
Kitchen A HufTs Restaurant, and tho battery .room of the
Western and Wilkcsbapre lines. The front building receiv
ed no damage from tho flrCjbotwasfloodPdby water. John
Thornby** India rubber establishment, in tbe latter build
ing, the Telegraph office, and a Restaurant la the basement,
were mostly damaged by the water. Tbe building was In
sured to the amount of $3,000.
. Nwr OniEAtts, December 19.
A largo and enthusiastic meeting of the friends of Mlteh
el nun bold on Saturday evening
Cotton active,sales fully 11,000 bales at full prices forfino
qualities; strict middling Flour bos declined;
Ohio SS,SO@G. Sterling exchange 9{&9\£. Sugar has de
clined }/a- Molasses declined; prime . Corn declined
4 cents; business is checked by high freights to the East.
J New Obuujw, December 20,
The Block Warrior arrived nt Mobile on Saturday, with
Havana dates to the :15ib. Her noire is on Important. Mr.
Clayton, who resigned tboConsnlship, came as passenger to
Mobile.
The weather in this city Is cold, with, hard frost. Thedly
Is umwually healthy; there were but 38 cases of cholera
during the past week.
A block of eight splendid dwellings,Oh Brooklyn Heights,
railed CoUonode Row; was burned down. Lows $100,000; also
a block of three wooden dwellings on Washington street,
nekr MyrtleAvtfepc: '
Nkw York, December 20.
Bishop Kip, the newly elected Bishop.of California, failed
hence In the California steamer. .
•'* CnrcmATi, December 13: 1
, Hogs animat*!; 0000 sold at $4,25© W. Provisions im
proving.; ;; *•
Invalids of Pittalmrgli and Vlotnity,
■X7"OTJR attention Is urgently invited to a careful and con
;*idid .perusal of; something.tbufc tms just intro
duced Into the lime honored Kcystooa State.
PDI<VERSIAOHBIt>S
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
YOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW and NOVEL mode or applying a i*»werfnl remedial
agent, bo constructed ns to be. worn under the garment*,
next to the akin, producing a constant. UNINTKURUI'TED
current of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, ctfecilng
Immediate Relief
From the most acute pain, and also a permanent cure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES.
It seldom linfl failed to famish almost certain relief, and
a FINAL, PERMANKSTCURK, by being used according
to directions, to the following diseases:
Rheumatism, Uteripo Pains,
Gout, Sciatica, "• Palpitation of the Heart,
Paralysis, PerlMlcal. Hrtulacbo,.
Painful and Swelled Joints, St Vitos’ Bonce,
Neuralgia of the Face, Genorn! Debility,
Dlseaees of IhC Spitle, Paiasof tbo Chest,
Deafness dud Blindness, Hysterics, Dyspepßliv
/ : ALL DISEASES
That.are caused by a deficient amount of NERVOUS
FLCrt), are greatly relieved, i. p not pemiMumtly cured by
pimply wearing the chains for a few hours each day.
Be lt Understood .
That it Is not claimed that it cures all diseases, but only
those for. which it'is recommendedand moreover, we
boldly claim and DEFY, that no medicinal agent of ANY
KIND ha* performed BO MANY CUBES during the last
year. ofWose diseases jnst named, as . .. ;
FTOVERMACHEE’S ELECTBIC CHAINS.
And to prove this assertion, wo dofy.any person to produce
W> many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients ss may be
found in a pamphlet of thirty-six pages, to bo hod (grade)
of the agent in this town, '
The elc-ctrlo Oh»loi wore first introduced In Franco In 1850,
and after being subjected to tho most
.-tv, Thorough and Rigid Trial*
By tho first medical men in Paris, they were found to.pos
sess strange and mamllous.powor in relieving pain, wbere
overapplled, and by thclfcJnflnencewere introduced into
tho hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent
by the French Government.
They are now introduced In almost every Hospital in
England, Germany, Aoatrfa,'Belgtann and patented In
those countries, where they hate become tho .
MOST POPULAR CURATIVE AGENT IN TIIB TfORLP*
They were first Introduced into tho United Stales about |
one year since,and went through the same tr al as In Eu- [
rope, and were at onto Introduced into every. Hospital in |
New York, whore they are how In dally use, effecting even I
- MORE WONDERFUL CUBES than had ever before been
awarded them, c I
They axe highly recommended by Profit. Valentino Mott,
Van Suren, Post and others, who havo published their 1
views of their power and value in several of. the medical
jonrnale Jn thatdty, and aro also la tho dally practice of
recommending thrir use to patients. A rail account of their
opinion may also be found in every pamphlet, and sent to
tbo address of any person in the State by applying (post
paid) toDr- GEO.H. KEYSKR, who ib agent for Pittsburgh, i
Pa. The chains can be sent by mail, with full descriptions i
for use,.: ■ • * .*I
Price of Chains, $8 and $5. ... ....
Physicians oro politely invited to call *and examine tbelr
construction, and pronounce upon their merits.
One word More to Invalids.
No person need fear that they will not accomplish just
what It Is claimed they can do, and all persons who havo
become disgusted with a constant pouring down of patent
nostrums (bottled swill) are kindly and politely Snvitod to
give them a triaL
N, Chain will last for years and lose none of its
electric power by use, and can bo applied to either adult or
n. KEYSKR, No, 140 earner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, wbolesslo and retail agent, rdeolfalawfim
- Valuable City Property for Sale* |
THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable LOT, corner I
of Market and Water streets, fronting-05 feet on each I
street; on which ore erected two substantial Erick Ware
houses. I
I will also sell my DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT in tho I
Fifth Ward, on Penn street. This Lot has 90 feet on Penn
street, and runs through to Pike street22o feet. The house |
U one of the largest and mostcomplete dwellings in tbo city, i
For particulars; enquire of - Mr. FOSTER, at my office, i
corner Marketaod Water streets. 1
dedfclw • •- • - POLLARD M’CORMICK.
/ : A. Delightful Dwelling House, . ....
■f7OR R3NT, on Cllff Street, In the fflxllr Ward!
H until, etmtnd, UDond It, «ith fralt tms and
;; erer, TOOTetdenee to hotme-Vecptoff on tho
TOOnl««;»ifli1iot «nd«l4iratonath room*,- 4ft, »nd tbo
SitaSigWtotheftoeotOilo M. . ' . .
■I lntendto nmore torn thoClt, on flwlatof Natombqr,
be given. Bent*22& per'Bnmm. -
: HorMt of Morrison' Underwood,
COMMERCIAL POST.
Omor or mr Daily- Mtamxa Post, I;
• Wednesday, December 2L- 18Wk• ■ * >
Tho weather yesterday was clear and cold, ond bufclUtlo
was done ..in the.way of business transactions. In tho mar
ket but little chango was noticed In tny-of tbe-leadiog- ar*
tides of trade. • .
FLOUR.—The amount offered yesterday was unusboU/
light, and tho only sales reported were 43 bbla extra at $5,-
76i SOdo suporfioo at $5,65; from stores by tbo dray load,
•w3esare.maHhgfitss,B7@o: vr C .
• BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.—Tho chango In tbo weather has
Caused nn increased demand for Buckwheat flour; with sales.
reported of 50 sacks, ntsl,2s.
BEANS— I The stock Is pretty largo of small white, with
only a moderate demand-; womoteaeatn of&bbls at $l,l2J^.
> RAGS.—We note a sale of 4000 ibs mlrod-, at 3%0. -• •
HAY.—There was .an active demand yesterday at the
scales, ond prices .were stiff; Rales 8 loads at $12@14.
SUGAR.—We notafacther sales of 10 hbds at s^c.
LARD.—Balca 800 Iba - rough anrondered, at 6%c; 0 bbli
No.l,at B}£c,
BUTTElc—Strall sales of roll at 14c. -
■- ABHKS.—Sales 10 tons domestic soda at 3J/c. •
WHISKY,—SaIas 60 bbla at 20©27c,
OATS.—There continues an activt demand Tor oats, and
. prices remain firm; wo havo reported a sale of 400 bus at
tho Allegheny railroad depot, at 40c.
PEACHES.—We note a sale of 300 bus for shipping, on
terms keptprivate. .
POTATOES.—SaIes 100 bus reds at 32.
Market quiet in all departments, wblcb .will continue, es
pecially for.provialons, until navigation improves, and the
New Orleans xnarkot advances. The weather is-clear, and
pleasant, and the river falling.
. CoAiy—We quote retail sales at 14@l0c.fbr Pittsburgh.
•, FEArESKrrrAligbt demand for shipping 16ts at 40c.,
Floub and Grain—Light demand, with prices ranging
from $5,20 to 5,25, In small lots. Wheat 90c. New corn 3-->
©4oc, Oaia4so.- ; < ; '
■ Todacoo—Prices are fuller, with sales Thursday of 12 hbds
at prices ranging from $4,75 to 7,50. > •
Wmscr—Sales at the wharf this morning of 105bhls of
rawat2o%c.‘ ■■
-. Paaonts—No shipments East, and light shipments South
at 40©45 for pound freights, and other articles in the same
ratio. .■'■■■■
. Fihtm—There was. an Increased demand to-day, and on
Improved feeling wasmanlfustod nn the part of both buyers
and seireTft. The sales-comprised 100 and 200 bbla from
Hamilton Railroad, at $5; 300 do front Little Miami Rail*
road, end 100 from canal, at samo. Desirable brands were
generally held higher. Received during the last 24 hours,
3,092bb15. - - :
■ PBQVisioxff—Sales to-day of 3000 kegs No. 1 lard at Sc;
100,000 lbs rides, and 50,000 do shoulders, in dry-salt, nu
private terms; 00,000 lbs sides, and 70,000. lbs shoulders, do-
Urerablo 12th of - January, at atuJ u^jC; and 50,000 do
side*, hack boSo ont, deliverable same, time, at sc. These
figures, hnvrevor, are below tho views of sellers generally.
Hogs—The disagreeable weather to-day checked opera
tion". and the on y salo heard of was-150 head, averaging
190 lbs, at $4.13. Holders are firm at $4.25 for good lots.
[The sole of 200 head of light bogs reported this morning at
$4,25, should have been at $4,10.]
Wni KY—Sales ofsoo hhls from river at 20%c; 100 do from
wagons at and 200 do from canal, high proof, at 20)<r.
The demand is fair and prices steady.
CnrrfiK—Sales of 250 boxes at 9e; and 225 do, UUBeleo.tod.
at The market Is very dull,and prices drooping.
Hidu—A sale of 120 prime dry at 12c.
ITop?—A salo of 2 bales prime Eastern at 45c. The de
mand is only moderate.
BT. LOUIS, December IC.
High freights and light receipts rendered yesterday a very
dull day In tbo prodnee market.
There wa« hut little offering but wheat, and ho sales of
magnitnde In that article. Millers ore paying our quota
tions for prime.
Nothing doing In provisions.
Hoos are not coming in freoly. Packers aro not offering
ov*r $4 for good lots.
Tobacco—Sales at the Planters, 3 hhJs lugs; $4,39, 4,35
and 5,25 VlOOftt,
Lbad—No late receipts. Last sales ot $d,35
Mined.'
Hehp—Nothing doing. Last sale Troni store nt $.127
ton. About 1500 bales on hand.
• Cotton firm: sales 1750 tales, f'offce: »> ales COO tmg.< Rio
atllU, firm. Bugar: sales COO hbds Orleans at 4%;, Mup
Molas'es: sales2so bblsOrleans at 30, lower.
Tolmceo: sales 50 hhds Kentucky at 8!£ . Flour.- sales 16,-
GOO bbls State «ts 7: Ohio $7©7,12. for flue: eales 1000btls
SouUiern at $7,12©7,25, firmer. Grain: sales 25,000 bush
ols Wheat, Gene Ace, at $1.81; Western sl.&>for red Penn
sylvania., Corn: Bales3G,<XK) bußhelsyellow at*l: mixed
7S,easier. Provisions: roles 250 bbls Pork at.51t©13,37,
heavy; rales 31)0 bbls Mess Beef at $13,50i fiim. Sales 20n
bbla Lard quiet. Whisky: sales 350 hhls Prison at
28lCheftry. Linseed: s*leslsoobblaht63,cosier.
Iron: sales 1000 tons at $37@3S.
Cotton very quiet: roles 100 bales‘at for Up
land and Orleans. Flour firmer to-day, tho operators hold-,
tng off for later advices from Enropo: sales 600 hbli aiand
anl brand?, last evening, at $0.02; to-day most holders firm
at $0,75. Rye Flour and Com sl«a*...Nothing doing.
Wheat in demand: very little offering: sale* 4000 bushels
at $1,38(51.50 for red, and $1,60 for while; eomc at private
ealo. Bye 03 cents. Corn nnebanged; sales COOO bushels
at 66©7*0 for new yellow; GB{S69 for new white.nnd7s©76
for old yellow. Whisky advanced tr> 28: roles limi'ed. -
PnnAnnPnu, December 29.
Cattlb Market—-The rfferines of Urevea for the neck
were 2000 head aclllog at from s7©9 '?-30») U»?; a fow exits
at CalvtsS4©s,so. live weight, demand good. Cows
selling at from $10©26. Sheep and Lambs : the former at
s2@4 r sQ, and tho latter at.51,60©3,50.
BittmoßE, December 20.
* CattlxMabkkt.—The offerings at tho ecalea to-day were
1200 head beef cattle; 500 were driven off to Philadelphia
and 100 left over; COO sold at prices varying from $D©4.5O
on the hoof, equal to $C©B 75 net. Lire Hr>gß. acaren and
in demand; rolesss,so©C lb?; thofe prices are an
advance on our quotations of lost. week.
ChxciSMATL DcccmW 20.
PnrLADELrnrA, December 20.
Nkw You, December 20.
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DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
LOUISVILLE, December 18.
CINCINNATI, December 10.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS,
New York, December 20.
PainuELPim. December 20.
Tho river bnv fdlon 12 Inches within tho lart 24 hours.
F100r...55,10©5,15, eteady. Wht«ky...2l©2lV,* nogs firm,
and 6500 fold at $4.2j©4.30. Provlslfm*...Balea 100.000
clear aides from the block at 5: roles 100 hhls clear pork at
$12,75. . Coffce...t2t<’©l3. Other articles unchanged. The
recelptsof hogs.to thlsdate. os miwlu up by (ho Piire Cur
rent, are 62,000, being a deficiency compared with last year.
PORT OK PITTSBURGH.
6 rtxr 3 i,scuta wa tea i» Tite ctiajs.vkl.
akkivisu.
Steamer Joflbrwsn, Parkinson, Brownsville.
• u fctuorne, Bennett, Brown«rll!e.
** Thomas Shrlver, Railcy» Wept Newton.
M Cfen. BavAT*l, Pee Wes, fillrnbeth.
“ ’ Forest <sitr, Murdock, Ciudnnnti.
“ PluroaT. Sheppard, Wheeling
** St. ClnJr,Mnratto. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
u Jofferson. Parkln.»oir, Brawusu'Ulp,
“ ---Lucerne.Dennett'llrowjistllfc.
»* Thomas Shrtver, Bailey. West Newton,
u - ; flen. Bayard. Peebles, Elisabeth.
" ' Winchester. 0. B. ifoore, Wheeling.
'•* Adeli*. McVnr, Zanesville.
* 4 Twin City, M’Kelvy, Nashville.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Host Important Nows!
OSIER PASHA VICTORIOUS I
A 8 will bo perceived by the news brought per steamer
Niagara, there is no doubt but that, at LOCIS
BRINKMAN & CO. J S r JEWELRY STORE, on FIFTH street,
two doom from Wood, opposite tho Morning Post printing
office, the CHEAPEST WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWEL
RY can be had In this city, ba there will boa change In the
firm on the Ist of February next,.and therefore bo sold pfT
at cort. ThosA wishing to buy cheap Christmas and New
Year's Present# cannot find a better opportunity than Ui!p.
The utockisof tho mart exquisite kind, and has been se
lected with the greatest care, as to workmanship and stylo.
Country dealer# anti others will find It to their advantage
to. coma and examine our stock before purchasing else
where, as'we arc determined.to let none go unsatisfied.
LOUIS HEIN KM AN 4 CO.,
42 Fifth street, two doors from Wood.
dee!7:d2w
ELEGANT GIFT 800 & 9.—The following are a smalt
part oftho magnificent collection of fine hooka now
displayed an our counters and shelves. In anticipation of
"applying tho wants ofthofiein search of tho host Holiday
Gift Books: >
Poetry of tho Year* passages from the Poets, descriptive
of tho seasons: with twenty-two colored plates from draw
ings by eminent artists; magnificently bound.
Gem of tho Season; Iwautifully illustrated with mezzo
tint engravings, and colored presontlon plate.
The Queens of England; a series of twenty-seven elegant
portraits of distinguished female Sovereigns.
The Book of the Heart: or. Lovers Emblems; Illustrated
with thirty-three fine steel engravings.
TheTokcnof Friendship.
The Amoraolh: or, Token of Romembranco.
The Snow Flake.
Affections Gift
Annuals and Gift Books of all kinds, and at oil prices,
comprising everthlng of tho kind published, and all styles
of bindings. .
Childrens books of all kinds.
Toy books to snitall eyes and tastes. Call and look at tbo
retaG store of H. MINER &CO„
declC , -• No. 82 SmithfleW street.
GHKISTMAH BOOKS—H. P. CALLOW, THIRD street;
has received a splendid lot of ANNUALB and GIFT
BOOKS for the approaching Holidays, to which he takes
pleasure In inviting the attention of his customers and tho
public generally. He has also received —
Hot Corn;
Nos. 15,16,17 and IS of Industry of Ail Nations;
Popular Educator, for December;
Beenes in tho Life of an Actor;
Yale College “ Scrapes,” by Vaso;
Davis, the Pirate; Valdez, the Pirate;
. Jack Junk;
Morgan, tho Buccaneer, Ac. H. P; CALLOW,
i dec!s Third at, opposite Post Office.
FKRN'S NEW DOOR—FOR TIIR HOLIDAYS—
JP 20,000 ordered in advance.of publication. Received
and for sole at the Cheap Book and Magazine Store of 11.
MINER H CO., No. £2 SMTTIIFIEId) street, Little Foma
for Fanny's Littlo Friends, by the author of ‘‘Fern
Leaves"—one elegant 1C mo., 300 pages, 0 illustrations,
price 76 cents. Tbesame, gilt edge, $l.
A New Game—the Crystal Palace. Great Eihibltlon, or
World’e Fair Game, showing our country's progress. This
game is put at the very low price of 25 cents, to be within
the reach of all our country’s eons and daughters. ®
Diaries of all kinds, for 1854.
For sale by
deed
GHKISTMAS AND HOLIDAY BOOKS, at DAVISON'S
BOOS STORE, GO MARKET street, near Fourth.—The
snbecriber having now opened Wb flolidnv Books, would
Invite attention to hia lnrge assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to tho Reason. The assortment in
cludes Children's Books, for all ages and purses: English
classics. In splendid cabinet binding; tho moat elegant edi
tions of pocket, family and pulpit Biblos; suporbly illus
trated English works: and Prayer Books and Bibles in vel
vet, with gold and silver ornaments. That he may have
the pleasure of giving greater satisfaction to friends and
customers, ho solicits early calls.
JOIIN 8. DAVISON.
65 Market, near Fonrth street.
EOil THE HOLIDAYS—A general assortment of now
Fruit, including Raisins, Cumvntß, Figs, Prune* und
Lemons; al*o, Herd, Soft and Paper*ehcU Almonds, Wal*
nnts and Filberts. wboloSolo or Totnll.
declfi . BAILEY & BENSIIAW.
OFFICE MONONQAHELA NAVIGATION Co,\
December 10,1853. /
PROPOSALS Trill bo received at this ofilcenntil three
o’olock P. M. of WEDNESDAY, the 25th January
i Doxt, for the construction of Lock and Dam No. 5; also, for
I the construction of Locks and Dams Nos. G aud 7, being
requisite to extend tho navigation to the Virginia State
line. Plansand specifications will bo exhibited at tho office
I one vreek previous to the letting, and all necessary informa*
I tion given by 8. Latbxpp, E«q., or tho undersigned.
1. Proposals will be received for payments .to bemado m
I -cash: .also, for payments In stock and bonds of.the ComJ
1 pony • J. K. MOQRHEAD. :■
| dee!4 President of Mon .Nav. 0?.
- ■j' ~VV~tfUBLL OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY AT
©n FIFTH STREET* one door nboTn
-theTheatre,and. immediately.opposite Meson*
' is solicited from lovers of good Oysters.. [soplfl
OHAKPAGNE DASKETS—Empty Champagne Baskets,
■. ELEYSER'B Drug Btore, r •.
bov24 - 140 Wood street:
■ r, ‘ s*
V
COKUCT£D DAH.T fOR THEI
Patrick* A Friend, Ea
. Comer of -Fifth and Wood
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ClUXiSOff’S PATENT AIR WARMING
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THE satecrlberg offer for tbo mnsid*-ration of thn public
the above untno-l FUKNACIS, designed for Warming
and Ventilating building*, combining in itself all the doth
rable qualities require?! in a perfect Heating Apparatus, In*
auring personal comfort, without any or the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common io heating
arrangement*.. While the occupants of a room or building
experience all the comfort arising from a warm summer at*,
Biosphere, 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 in diffused at a low
er temperature than i« usual with- any other Furnace now
known to the public. In producing this result, another ob
ject of great importance is obtained on the score of econo
my: the heat-absorbing ns well as radiating surface is so
great that the heat is almost entirely abstracted from the
gnsea before they are driven off into the chimney, thereby
greatly reducing tho consumption of fuel. ' The fad cham
ber is so lined with soapstone and fire-brick: that tho fuel
cannot come in contact with the Iron, preventing tho over
heating of tho air, and destruction or injury to the
Furnace. _
Tbo joints of the Furnnee are so constructed as to afford
room for making a light sand and clay joint, preventing
the escape of noxious nod sooty gnsea Into the room, bo an
noying to Uio occupants, and so injurious to the health and
furniture.
The air to bo warmed Is taken directly from tho outside
of Uio building In nil eases, thus loauring a supply of pure,
wholesome air for breathing, and tbo other important func
tions required by hunnin system—t|ie oxygen la not af
fected, nor the organic matter in the air carbonised bycom
ing in contact with an over-heated surface, ns with other
furnaces, and headaches and other dlsagreeablo sonsationa
are prevented by this means—and in consequence of tho
warm air not making too lnrge demands upon the lungs
and evaporating snrfaeeof the skin, to supply the moisture
which it has lost in passing over a red hot surface. In
Kf or this attention Is called to tho certificates of Pro
r SilHmau, of Yale College, New Haven, and to those
of other scientific persons who have examined this 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
exhibitions in all parts of the world, it having received tho
Prize Medal at the World's Fair, and the highest Premiums
at Fairs in New England, New York, and n Silver Modal at
tho State Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania.
Manufactured and sold by
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
Agents for Western Pennsylvania and Ya.
WESTERN FARMEUS’ INSURANCE CO.,
NEW HSBOS, OHIO.
BRANCH OFFICE. No. 129 FIFTH ST., PITTSBURGH.
Capital, SlOO.OOO.
JAMES KELLY, Prest. LEVI MARTIN, S«Fy.
R. McKASKEY, Agent
Cjj-WHI Insure Bnlidiogs, Stores, Merchandlsa, and
Property generally, on the most favorable terms. [decl:om
FINE OLD MONONGAURLA RYB WHISKY,
Peach apd Apple Brandy, Ao.
Also, Uecttfiee ajip Dnrnu.se.
Corner hf Bmllhtleld end Front streets. Pittsburgh. Fa. f ( lc9
THE anbscriber offers for sale Ton Acres of Land, near
the residence of Rev. Dr. Campbell, in Manchester, all
or which is in the highest stato of cultivation. Near COO
bearlog apple, poach, plum and pear trees, all of which are .
grafted fruit, are on the lot; also, about three acrea of vine
yards of tho best quality of grapes; the other improve
ments are two Dwelling Houses and out-hoUßes; one of the
dwellings is new, not having been yet occupied. The pros
pect from this place is among the most eitensive and beau
tiful in the country. It Is abundantly supplied with fino
never-falling springs. Apply to Mr. Craft, on the premises,
Iq JAMES BuAAKLYf
Estate Office, cor. Seventh and Smithfleld sta.
An extensive varied of Grapo Yluca for Bale. Ap
ply as above. • ; declO
n. MINER & CO,
No. C 2 Bmithfleld street.
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
- DEALER W
Exchanged Commercial and Bank Notes. 1
STOCK bought and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit
4®-So. &BJ4 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
Bank. . . ' • - • ' dce *°
' Democratic printing Office for Sale.
THK PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, good Will, Ac,, of
the Carrollton Picayune Is fer sole. It la printed in
Carrollton, the county seal of Carroll county, at the termi
nus of theDorroll Branch c tthe C. AP.R. U. Toan Indus
trie,, practical printer, this offers an opening for aoomfort
uble livelihood. For terms, which will bo easy, apply to
nov&lAw F. 8. CABLE. Carrollton. 0.
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FBICES OF
UOBIUKQj
zohani
UtraiiiF
1 Bid. 1
. $ 119,00
. 100.00
. 105,00
i : , 95,00
BANK STOCKS/
40,00
48,76
60,00
102,50
10.00
26,00
8,00
BANK NOTE LIST.
conaicTED-DAny fob tub uoroixa postbi
State Stock Banks %
State Bank Branch—..,. 60
Bank ef Illinois 76
KENTUCKY.
All solvent Banka
MISSOURI.
State Bkmnd branches... 51
MICHIGAN.
AH solvent Banks 1
WISCONSIN.
Marine a Fire Insurance
Co. ot Milnaukle—.. 2
TENNESSEE.
All solvent Banks— 8
NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Bonks— 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Hanks.—..... 1
GEORGIA;
All solvent Banks. 114
ALABAMA.
AII solvent Banks 6
LOUISIANA.
All Solvent Banks V*i
EXCHANGES.
New York.. par.
Philadelphia..—... par.
8a1tim0re............... par.
Cincinnati...— 91 dlsc*t.
Louisville ...... Jidisc’t,
5hL0ui5—............1 dlsa’t.
VALUE OF COINS.
American Gold (new).— par.
American Gold (old).— .prim.
Sovereigns 44 83
Gnlnens.... 6 00
Frederiekdors— 7 80
Teu Thalers 7 80
TenGnllders —, 300
Luuisd’or...— 4 25
Napoleons.— 8 83
Doubloons, Patriot „15 70
Doubloons, Bpanl/h—lo 26
ipneat*...,. 2 IQ
AND VENTILATING CTBNACE.
~~ JflOl OROBTT,
Importer of Brandies, Gin, Wino, &o.;
DIALER IS
Ten Acres for Sole,
JOHN WOODS,
riM) BMOKEBB.—AII Smokers wishing good ana cheap
1 ’CIQARB»xr!U find them ot JEHU lIAWORTII’S, cor
ner of Diamond and Diamond aJley..
Flora Regalias, 10 for 10 cents.
Abana do do do
Colorado do do do ‘
- Call and try 1 them, ond than yon*ll bay them
A HKW UKICK HOUHK, of hall,' G rooms and finished
Ai attic, Trith Lot of 25 feot front on. Main st n Dnqtzesne
borough, hylOO deep to Carpenter’s alley, with fruit and
fhiuJa trees. Price $llOO, Terms easy. -
v“decß V . 8. CDTHBERT &SDy;l4oTbtnlst
nt BOXES' USMO.NS; \ !
'37 bblß Cranberries', in store irad for side by : i
JOSHUA BHODE3 & CO, i
-dP£2 29 Wood street. 1
T AOltld' CILUAJia. —A, A. MA&ON A 00. hiya:
• \j on h&ndasplendld assortment of Ladies* Cloth (Hoiks,
and arc constantly receiving thenewestdiapcs. [noylO
k AncMon ..... .
JAMBS iTKENNA, Auction eerand CommlßaionMeT
chant, N<*>E2o Wood street, near the corner ofFuth,
regular sale* of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Glassware,
new.and second hand Furniture,each day at; 10 and 2
o’clock; and at early gaslight, each evening, Watchesabd
Jewelry,Guns, Pistols, Books, Fancy articles, Cutlery, Boots,
Bbocs, Ac., with a general assortment of every description
of Dry. Goods. Refer to the principal merchants. fob 9.
‘okers,
tfbr VdL
1$ 100,00
‘ 100,00
100,00
100,00
100,00
100,00
000
07,00
100,00
100,00
100,00
: Auction—Dally Soles*
AT the Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. Ml, a general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, 4a,
: a. . AT 2 O’CLOCK,P.AL,
Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and'Second Hand Household 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. P. 3L DAVIS, Auctioneer. fjaSl:tf
60,00
60,00
60,00;
2,14
Balance of aCountry dry goods store at auc
tion.—on THURSDAY- next, December 22, at ten
o’clock, will be sold, at McKenna's Auction House, the
balance of a Country Dry Goods Btore, among: which* are
aSDc and wonted plaids, cassimeres, red and whito flannels,
sack flannels and tweeds, brocade, lustre, alpacas; merinos,
chosans and laces, veils, ginghams, Unsays, calicos, velvet
mantillas, bonnets, scarfs, Bay State long and square
shawls; cashmere, merino and delnlno do; black cravat?,
toons delaines, hosiery and gloves. lambs* wool socks and
stockings, casainets, broadcloths, idlk lustre, French col*
lore, pelarines. JAMES McKKNNA,
dec2o Auctioneer.
44,00
43,00
.24,00
68,60
45,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
49,76
40, 00
63,00
105,00
12,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
100,00
25,00
25,00
fIiHIBD and Last Sale of the Benson of a line assortment
A (about 4000) of the mort different and exquisite sort*
of HOLLAND FLOWER BOOTS, by Catalogue, at AUC
TION.—On : WEDNESDAY next, December 21st, at one
o’clock, at McKenna’s Auction House, by catalogue, about
4000 Haarlem Flower Roots, comprising double and single
hyacinth, narcissus, tulips iris, crocus, early and double
Duo von Tboll brown Imperial, double anem onen Ran ou
Buies, gladiolus, colchlecums, Ac., Ac,
dec2o JAMES McKENNA, Auot’r.
175,00
63,00
20,00
17,00
7,50
17,50
200,00
10,00
ASSIGNEES’ SALE of an extensive COUNTRY DRY
GOODS STORE AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY-next,
December 26th, at 10 o’clock, will be sold, at McKenna’s
Auction House, by order of Assignees, the stock of a retail
country store. Among the lot are.somo very flne goods,
such as- Saxony, Coborgs, merinos, alpacas, mous de laines,
beralzes, ginghams, linen lustres,' calicos, chintzes, pant,
staff, vestings, flannels, bleached and brown muslins, silk
hdkfo. and cravats, fine shawls and dress bdkfs., ribbons,
laces, tweed cloths, casainets, patent thread, spool, cotton,"
gloves and hosiery, suspenders, llnseys, lamb’s wool shirts
&Dd drawers, white dress shirts, gingham and check sliirts,
overcoats and pantaloons, superfine satin vests, Irish linen,
buckram and podding, silk plush, chusaus, heavy blankets,
fUroiture calico, men, women, misses, boys and youths’
boots, brogans, shoes, bootees, buskins, pomps and slippers,-
gam overshoes;;also, a very large lotofsilk and worsted
fringe, with many other articles.
Uec2o JAMES McKENNA, Auctioneer.
4,60 j 6,00
—I 7,00
I,ls 1,76
« An! * *>e
SPLENDID ANNUALS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, Bibles,
Standard Works, 4<%, at AUCTION.—On WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY • ovenlngs, 21st and 22d, at 6}4 o’clock, at
the Commercial Sales Rooms, comer of Wood and Fifth
streets,will be sold a .large collection of, fine Annuals and
Illustrated Books, among which are, National Gallery of
Pictures, 120 steel engravings, 2 vols; Scripture Gallery of
Engravings, 120 do do, 2 vols; Book of Home Beauty; Sar
taln’s Gallery of Art; Cabinet of Modem Art; Rosary of
Illustrations; Friendship’s Offering; Christmas Tribute:
9acred Tableaux; Dew Drop; Snow Flake; Irving. Offe
ring; Friendship’s Gilt: American Keepsake; Amaranth;
Christmas Blossoms; Gift of Affection and Sentiment; The
Iris; Drawing Boom Scrap Book, 2 vols; Gems of Beauty;
Leaflets of Memory; superb copies of Sbakspeare, Byron,
Milton, Pope, and other standard poets; Burton’s Anatomy
of Melancholy; Dick’s Works, 11 vols in 2; Cyclopedia of
Useful and Entertaining Knowledge; Graham’s Monthly
Magazine, for eight years; Enyclopedia of Geography, 3
vols; Scott’s Exposition of the New Testament, 2 volumes;
Clarke’s Commentary; Napier’s Peninsular War; Baker’s
Liry’s Rome, 2 vols;. Josephus; Bollln; Nicholson’s Me
chanics, Ac., Ac; splendid Family Bibles and Testaments.
dec2o P* M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
SBIONEEB’ SALE OF A WHOLESALE GROCERY.—
On WEDNESDAY morning, December 21st, at ten
o’clock, at the store of E. Heazelton, No. 18 Diamond, will
be sold, by order of the Assignees, the entire stock of Gro
ceries, Atx, comprising
83 hhds N. 0. sugar;
45 harrela Porto Rico sugar;
5n half chests green and black teas;
0 bids damaged coffee;
15 boxessaieratna; 20 kegs super mustard ;
20 dozen window sash; 50 M common segars;
20boxesNo.l soap; 9 boxes tobacco;
31 kegs nails; 20 dos bed cords and halters;
€OO lbs sal soda; 1000 lbs hemp twine; *
80 reams tea and straw papers;
60 dozen bay and dong forks;
Shovels, hatchets, cables, packing yarns, cotton yarns,
carpet chain, carpeting, fisb, broma, decanters, vials, Ac.,
Ac.; large tea packing press and fixtures; labels, tin.foil,
paper and catties; 200 soap and eandle boxes, oil casks,
counter scales, trucks, skids, Ac.
TfßSO—Sums over $lOO, ninety days, and over $3OO, four
months credit, for approved endorsed paper.
declO P. M. DAVT3, Auct’r.
Jayne's Expectorant.
rfONSUMPTION. —This term infrequently inappropriately
/ applied to other affections of the lungs and Bronchia.
So far as the treatment Is concerned, this Is of very tittle
eon'cqucoes, as the remedies are the same. The EXPEC
TORANT should be given os often as may bo necessary to
relieve the cough, and produce a free and cosy.expectora
tion, and also to remove the tightness, or pain, or oppres
sion about the threat or chest. The bowels should be regu*
la tod by the use of the SANATIVE PILLS whenevor neces
sary. If there be much debility, with night sweats, lrom
one to two tea-spoonfuls of TONIC VERMIFUGE should be
given about half on hour before each meal. It should be
mixed In two or three spoonsful of cold water, and sweet
ened to please the taste. But If there be no night-sweats,
or if they disappear, then give the ALTERATIVE three
times a day, according to the directions, instead of the
VERMIFUGE.
All Dr. Jayne’s preparations for sale, wholesale or retnil,
at tho PEKIN TEA STORE, 38 Fifth street. dec!7
ATTENTION, LADIES.
HAVING determined to dose out our entire stock of
Silk, Satin, Velvet and Gro De Affric BONNETS be
fore the Ist of January, at greatly reduced prices— at prices
that we defy competition in the city—call and see our
BONNETS, and satisfy yourselves.
Our gentlemanly old friend next door
Is being alarmed at his expenses;
Notwithstanding he Is three score and more—
But he cannot compete with the SpxsCes.
Now Ladles, you must bear in mind,
In order to save expenses:
Get» Boxxxv of the right kind, .
At the Fancy Store of Spexces, .
XSp Remember tho place. No. 38 MARKET et, between
Second and Third streets, at tho sign of the Cheap Bonnet
Btore. [docs] M. J. A C. SPENCE,
JETNA INSURANCE COffIPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Chartered 1819—Capital Stock $300>000«
THOS. K. BRAUK, President.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS— Thomas K. Brace,
Samuel Tudor, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbrldge, E. A. Bolkeley,
Joseph Church, Roland Slather,
FredericiT Tyler, Edwin G. Ripley,;
Robert Baell, Samuel 8. Ward,
Silica A. Tuttle, Henry Z. Pratt,
John L. Boswell, Austin Dunham, .
Gustavos F. Davis, . Junius 8. Morgan.
439*Policies on Fire and Inland Bisks Issued on favora
ble terms, by GEORGE E. ARNOLD*, Atffc,
decl2fly No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
H
Or OOHN! HOTCORNII UuT COEN! ! !—Hot Corn
Life Scenes in New York Illustrated—including the
Story of Little Katy. Madallna the rag-picker’s daughter,
WUd Maggie, 4c, With original designs, engraved by N.
Orr. By Solon Robinson.
n Bid that welcomo
Which comes to punish us."
“A beggar's book ontworth’s a noblc’a blood.”
° Of every inordinate cup bewaro;
Or drink, and with It misery share.”
For sale by B T. 0. MORGAN, .
decl3 104 Wood street.
Dissolution of Partnerihlp.
TIIE partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
Pinkerton, Alexander Young and Philip De Bochbrume,
nmlor the firm of PINKERTON, YOUNG & CO., was this
day dissolved by mntnol consent. The name of the firm
will be used by either of the late partners in Bettling tlic
business, PINKERTON, TOUNQ A CO.
Pittsburgh, December 1,1853.
•ttS*- The business will be continued at the old stand, by
Sam’l Pinkerton an 1 Alex. Young, under the style of
declrftf . PINKERTON 4 YOUNG.
WE have on hand, and ore constantly receiving, the
newest shapes in RADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS, TAL
MAS, and FILIBUSTERS. A. A. MASON k CO.,
dec! 2 No. 25 Fifth street.
fltllE BEST HAIR DYE Is cristadoros; for sale at the
1 Drug Store of G. H. KEYSER,
nov24 corner Wood st. and Virgin alley.
/"I BEEN APPLES —160 bbls “ Rambos," for sale by
Ur nov22 KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS.
ONE* WAKTEI)—S6OO forono year;'
$lOOO tbr two years;
For whioh the best of security and a liberal boons will be
given. S. CUTHBERT & SON,
deol 140 Third street.
Pif \ DAGS IVIOA ALMONDS;
UU 20 “ Bieily do
10 bales Bordeaux do in store and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.,
dec3 30 Wood street.
C LUTES—20 barrels for sale by
dec3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
SUNDRIES— 8 tags Buckwheat Flour; -
i 41 now Soap Beaus; in store and for
fuoT&l KING t MOORHEAD.
HUTCHUSG’S DYSPEPTIC BITTJ4KB—For sale at
KEYSHE’S Drug Store,
140 Wood fltreet,
15W ltAiaiNß-60 boxes, % and *-£ M.lt.
10 matts Seedless: for sale by
J. 3). WILLIAMS* 122 Wood street
N 0. SUGAR—22 hhdp, new crop, landing from steamer
• Arabia, and for sale by
dec3 JAMES A. STJTOHISON A CO.
(IQDFISH —Just received,
j 10 casks prime Codfish,
6 bbls No. 1 Salmon,
200 lbs smoked Salmon,
20 bbls gib’d Herring,
20 do No. 2 Mackerel,
160 boxes Burlington scaled and No. 1 smoked Herring,
For sale low for cash by JEHU HAWORTH,
decO Corner of Diamond and Diamond alley. :
Onn BOXKS CRACKERS, No. 1.
4UU 60 do Jaqkson do
20,000 Torpedoes.
1 case Nutmegs.
20 kegs Cooking Raisins.
Received and for sale by.
deefl J. 0. ANDERSON A 00,, No. 0 Wood st
>ED PKECIPnATE—IOO fos for sale by v
j decS B. A. FAHNESTOCK ACO.
PREPARED CORN—2OO boxes, Oswego and 07715*, for
sale by . [decS] B. A. FAHNESTOCK & 00;
NlONfi—l4 bbls for sale by : ~
doc 3 SMITH i SINCLAIR.
EGGS— 2 barrels for sale by
dec3 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
CHEESE— 100 boxes, prime, for sale by. .
decS SMITH A SINCLAIR.
KAD—2OOO fos Bar Lead for sole by
i dec3 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
IKDOZ. SALAD OIL, (qU».)~ • '
Ice 25d0z.d0 do (pta.) in store and for sale by.
JOSHUA RHODES A CO,
dec3 30 Wood street
\QQ BAGS PEA fttlTS, (new crop,) to arrive per sleamt
100 Georgetown, and for sale by
- f JOSHUA: RHODES A CO, '
dee3 . ... .. 29 Wood street
SH. MOLASSES—2OO bbla titnaxnHefinedSpgajsllonge,
» landing from Bteamer. New York and fer sale by
y JAMES A. HUTCHISON A& t . }.
dec2 r. otsSt.LonUSugar RafjoCTy.
WEDDING ENVELOPES AND. CAKE BOXES—plfiifc
and very handsome—forsale by , - . i *
,de3 • • ••• JOHNS. DAVl£ON,Go3larkct street • j
. .»>•! **.•*. ■ •
AUCTION SALES.
JAMES McXEHHA* Auctioneer.
P. EL DAVIS, Auctioneer.
>KA)tL STARCH—SO boxes, "Ohio”-in store aud fc
ealeby [decS] FLEHINO-B&OS.
- * x- 1
' - •'* > -j; >r,' \
MISCELLANEOUS.
WIHTEB ABBAHGEMENTB
18G3« Ifiga.
THE P&tfffSVAHM aSIpBOAD.
THB East BlailTrain wntleavetho Passenger Station on
Liberty street everymanilng at O Vclock, stopping
,at aH. the regular: stations on tberoad.and arriving in
PhlladelpMathe neXtmoriringat7©’clock,cnnneetlnffwitb
the trains direct to New York, also connecting at Barrie
burg with thetrilns for,andarriving in Baltimore et 7 o'-
clock, A. M... ’
The Express Train, leaves tbo station, every evening at
9:30' o’clock, stopping at all the regular stations, and con*
necting with trains forßaltfmore, and arriving In Philadel
phia or Baltimore at 8 P. M. .
Pare to Philadelphia, {9,60 r, Faro to Baltimore, JO.
; Baggage checked to ail stations on the Pennsylvania Bail*
road and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Accommodation Train will leave ovory.afternoon at
5.25 o’clock, stopping, at air regular stations, and running
only as foras Latrobe. . . .
Returning trains arrive in. Pittsburgh at 6.10, and 8 o'-
apd 7.25 P. SI.
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, will be charged wx
-cextb in addition to the station rates, except from stutions
where the Company have no egout.
Nonotesof a loss denomination than five dollars will bi? 1
received in payment for .tickets, except those issued b'y.tfre:
Banks of PehDsy 'vania. .■
: In case of loss, the Company will hold ihota
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and for Os.
amount uptoxcceding $lOO. .
.N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Llnebaa. been employed
to cOnVoy passengers and baggage to and from the Depot,
at a chargouOt to exceed. cents for each passenger, and
12)4 vents for each trunk. -
For tickets apply to J. ME3KISIEN, Agent, ■
At the P. R. It Depot, on Liberty street.
Pittsburgh', ZiOTeroher 30,1853;- : ; ' ‘
PENNSY LVANtA RAIDHOAD.—WiXTsa Taoifs bstwkkx
PrrrsEtßOH, Poilax>£Lphia Axn Baltimoee.
. First Class. —Eggs, Feathers, Merchandise, Furs, 00 cents
Ibs,. r •
Second Ciow.—Apples and Peaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles, Buffalo, Boot, and Deer. Skins, Clover and Timothy
Seed, Glassware, Ginseng, Rags, Sheep Pelts 75c $ 100 lbs.
; Third. Glass.—? Apples (green,) Bran and Ship Stuff, Bacon
and Pork, (loose,) Butter, Hides,: Hogs* Hale, Hemp and
Flax, Leather (Eastward,) 65c lOu ftS.
Ftntrth. C/aii.—Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or.boxes,) Barley
and Malt Beef and Pork (pickled orsalted,)packed Candler,
Cheese, Grain (ia'bags.) Lard and Lard Oil, Lead (in pigs or
shiMa.) Oil Cake, Tallow, Whisky, Leaf Tobacco, 50 cents.
51:100 Ibp. :j. i
- ftwcianiaie*.—-Cotton 60c 100 lbs. Flour $1 bhl ,
decl‘2 ; . GEORGE C. FRA NCIPCCS.
S ELLIN GOFF.
GREAT CHANCES
fob giik§!
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their friends
. ahdthedtiiens generally tbat they.are about closing
out their large ind well selected stock of
RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETINGS,
Lately purchased in tbo .East, from theSianufßCturersAnd
Importers,'-which, for variety, style and quality, are unsur
passed—consisting of; ; •, •
VELVET. TAPESTRY AND BBUBSELS,
Of splendid deigns, selected expressly for.our City Retail
Trade, and at lower pHces.than would sow cover the coat of
Importation,
IMPERIAL, EXTRA and SUPER. * THREE-PLY CAR
PETS*.from the most celebrated manufactories.in the
United States; colors warranted. Ingrain Carpets of all
kindsYeuitiun, IXall and Stair Carpets; Wool and Hemp
Dutch Carpets; together-with a large assortment of Oil
Cloths, Mats, Rnga, Matting, Table and Piano Ccveny&c. . •
Tho entire stock.will positively,bo'cold.the present -sea
son, to make room for other goods.
*■ dec3
mills BKNTON IUON COMPANY, of Western Pennsyl
. X vania, having become the proprietors oftheREJTTON
and IJICKEBSON PATENT formafcing Wrought Iron di
rect firum Bit Ore, for that portion of territory of Pennsylva
nia lying.west and‘including the counties, of Fulton,
Huntingdon, Cenircj Clearfield, Elk and McKean, are now
prepared to rail certificates of stock la sold company ,eoch
shore of stock entitling tbe holdcr tosharein tbe-profita of
the company, and the right to use one Furnace tinder said
Patent. The Company will also rail the Tight to use the
improvement in the'Above named territory, by single fur
nace or otherwise.' The fact that, by the lleuton process
Iron Ore can be converted into Blooms at about tbe cost re
quired to convert Ore info Pig Metal,isa sufficient recom-.
mendatlon of its merits. ...
Mr. JAMES 11. CRANE has been appointed Agent for the
sale of rights to use Furnaces mider said Patent, tn whom
application may be made, or to the undersigned Directors of
the Company. ; J. IL MOORHKAD, Y
ALIiEN RRAMKR, Ipittsbnrgh.
JAS. W. HAILMAN, j
W. DEWES WOOD, M’Keesport.
JAS. H. CRANE, Pittebnrgh.
dec!2:<Uwtf
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
A. "WILKINS & CO,
UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING,
Ndt Fourth Street,
PHTSBCEOH, PA. '
FOREIGN andßomestic Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes
and Land Warrants bought and sold.
Collections made throughout the Union.
Businees paper discounted and loans negotiated. '
Stocks bought and raid on commission.
Money received on deposit, and interest allowed when
left for, a specified time. . , dac3
Steamboats* Ahoy I -
ms*, _ The subscribers' tender thelr aekoow-fs\
gmenta for the favors bestowed tipobwL
by. their. Steamboat friends, and rcS|
would respectfully remind them and others interest- " 1 l
ed. in building boats, that they 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
manship. . T. B. YOUNG & CO..
Corner Third and Smithficld streets,
opposite “Brown’s Hotel.”
MAGAZLNJES FOR OFOEMOKIt. —Goiley'e, Graham’s,
and Peterson’s.-
Ilealth Trip to the Tropics; by N. Parker THllls.
Tbe Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Journal; “being
sketches of the moat interesting reminiscences of a retired
Physician. *
Itarry Harson, ortbe Benevolent Bachelor; by the an*
thor of “ The Attorney.”
Charles. Auchcster; a Memorial,
For sale by
nov22 ‘
I "WILL SELL my ttnexpired lease (fourteen years) of n.
Lot, situate on O'Hara street and Spring a£ey,in the
Fifth Ward—4o ft. fronting on O’Hara street, and running
back 100 ft, on Spring;alley, on which is erected a four
storied Brick Housp, 40 ft.Bquaro,wlth a frame, two stories,
60 ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
branch of mannfiieturing business. Being engaged in man
ufacturing in the country, I offer the above for sale. In
quire at No. 425 Libertv street.
oc!8:tf
SCOTIA'S.BAKDd.— ‘‘Xfiotbrone and sceptre of England
will .czuiqblo Into dUflf,liko those of Scotland: and
Ylndsor Castle and Westminster Abbey yrill 110 in rains as
xwrand desolate as those of Sccna and Jotia, before the
ortls of. Scottish song will, cease to reign in the hearts of
nien.”--Ei«TAn»EvsaKrT..
A splendid Tolome.. For sale by . . :
JOHN S. DAVISON,
C 5 .Market street, pear 4th at,
ami&J, SHOULDER BRACE, SUPPORTER A^iD:ELAS
TIC STOCKING DEPOT la at Or. KEYSER’S, No. 140
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley. All kinds of mo
chanieal appliances tiro'kept and fitted nt ibis establish*
ment. Satisfaction warranted in nil eases. . ■ nov2t ;
Bonnets, bonnets.—a. a. mason & co., No. 25
Fifth Btrect, will exhibit; this morning:, 250 Velvet,
Silk and Satin Bonnet?, of the latest styles and most fash
ionable c010r5..,. . .. nov2l
* LPACAS.—Just received at A. A. MASON CO.’S, No-
J\ 25 Fifth street 150 ps. Alpacas, of every eolbr and
quality. • ’ •" \ • 1 r nov2l.
[ SriDE SILK VELVETS.—A few pft. extra fine, splendid
V V finished Black Velvet, for Ladies’ Cloaks, lost rec’d
nov2l : ~ ■ A.SA> if A SON A CO n : N 0.25 Fifth fit.
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS.—Wa invite attention to onr
large and splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks and
Velvet Talmas. .. ; [nov2ll ,* ;A.A.MASON & CQi
f|IKIMMINOSj.TiIIAIMINUS<—A. A. MASON .& CO., No.
X 25 Fifth street, are now exhibiting one of tho largest
assortments of Trimmings ovor offered in this city, of all
the most fashionable styles, and of every color. . . fcov2l -
BANK OF PITTSBURGH STOCK—IO shares for Rale by
AUSTIN IjOOMIS,
No. 92 Fourth st
IJIRKSH CRANBERRIES—Just received and for sole at
' the Family Grocery and Housekeepers* Store of •
novl6 . BAILEY A RENBIIAW.
WOOL LONG SHAWLS. —A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25
FIFTH street, have on Land over 6000 Wool Shawls
if. every quality. : ■ noTl4
GOFFKE— 00 bags prime Rio;
. . ' - 20 <l Laguayra; :
20 “ Old. Got. Java.
IjtOK FARMS, BUILDING LOTS, AND DWELLING
1 HOUSES, on reasonable terms, call at toe Real Estate
Offlceof 8. CUTHBERT & SON,
novlB • I*o Third street.
C'IROTOfT MILLS UOSIINY* AND SYRUP—Kec*d fresh,
J and for sale by BAILEY A ftKNBKAW,
novlO . v 253 Liberty street.
CL/ki k Flos LEAD received per steamer Return, and/or
OUI / sale by ALEXANDER GORDON,
novlO . 13* First street.
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad stock—2o
shares wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oct26‘ No. 02 Fourth et.
A n 80, AND ICO ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
4U, by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
octSSi . No, 02 Fourth st.
Ai tn DBS. FRESH CORN MEAL f
4rv«U COO Sa Extra Hulled Buckwheat Meal.
RecM and for sale by BAILEY A BENSHAW,
oct2s 253 liberty street.
p OSHEN AND FINE APPLE CHEESE just received, the
VT finest In the market, by ' . .w
• BAILEY A RENBHAW.
LL KINDS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
bought, sold and exchanged by \
0c291 A. WILKINS A CO., Bankers,
United States Bank Bunding, No. 71 Fourth at, Pittsburgh.
CITY WARRANTS—SSOO WANTED by
oct2o AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 92 Fourth st.
1A SHARES PITTS. TRUST AND SAVINGS 00. STUCK
1U WANTED by . AUSTIN LOOMIS,
. No, 92 Fourth at.
UILDING Lota of ground, situate in New
Troy, Denting unChesnut- etreet, each 23 by lOOfoit,
forcale low. Apply lo MOFFIW ALOWWE, _
oc!8 • Real Estate Agent*, Post Buildings, Ath «.
PS illicit .Appy.Kfl-ISon tmsbclsln more and forraloby
[j ocl9 KING & MOORHEAD,
"a A. MASON A CO., No, 25 Fifth street, will open on
A . Monday, the 3d instant, a hew and splendid assort*
mint of LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS and ;YELY£T-STAL
WAfI. • . : OC3 .•
''IOLLEUJS TKXI’ 800K —05 MAiIKBT STIUiBT.—.
1 U full intoiee just received and for sale by -
■ J> & DAVISON,
Late PftTbon A. Agnew.
10 IdJSTAL —100 tonsKock RUi (Juniata) JPorgeMtstal;
150 “ • Moiiotta Autbraeite :do •'••'do
WPQT3I .•••' KINQ&MOORngAP.
Tor sals by
DOW GLASS—9OO boxea Bxlo, 10x12, and 10x14,
McKennan & Co.’a brand, in store, and for sale by
MM g ~KlflQ A MOORHEAD.
■'' - itlessrsi J> SluroffeX .& Cq» 9
MANUFACTURERS OP FIRE PROOP SAFES,
Vault Doors and Iron Window Bliuttero._
A ND_ aa all'jjersonfl admit tho' necessity of the abor# ■
"" A. mentioned we hare no Rotation ini reeon*
mending oar article to bo equal ,to : ahy thing in .the aty.
Olvera promptly-'attended to, and put up in the . peat
style, and on short notice. . «,>»v
nrcL Smith field street, between Fourth *ndJßfth» £«***
btireh. ■ foep&dßm} -, »*• SHBOFpKh ACO •
15 w
jsW book?*l—ti» i*. uAixow, Uuipai£Ja baa
i . received the fpndiffUis '
Majjarine-ef Art,furJ)ecember; , . ..
No. 6 PnicUcal Draughtsman; . t .
Popular iJ<luca6>t*ft>r December;
The I*dy at Home, hy. Arthur;
Tb’fl Tmn Rule. by Arthur; . .
The Tula Brothers;, . . , • .. • * ixl
%I>ICUAHUB <JH am UUUSAMA.NU CI.IUIJ.
El BlghlCbe*. on tho olxne
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H. MINER frCO.,
No. 33 Bmithfleld street.
'or Salei
EDWARD PABER.
J. D. WILUAMA
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MEDICAL,
DYBPEPSIft. f
RHEUMATISM,*
scrofula. 1
LIVER COMPLAINT, Ae,
FROM TUB R arotindf Ist ti» &
flletej heartho glad tidings i Ibid la tat tbo s<ntLa«it of
VfAmittOTOV, May 17, 1853.
Mesir?} Mortimer,x£ o*y7ng famf ■
afflictedwith Liver Qmplaifii 0/ fin yeari steridiv(f t ihet** t;.’
by. Car the benefit of the afflicted, take-great pleasarri ia an*- -f >
nounclng thftt after using ft botUeso/yotir Hamptoa | -
Xiuctufe, I fijundl it'.hml iwccomplUh«r a perfect'corA- ' T
lure used different medicines from time In time, bt»t bar* |
n^t* r aouu ablrt to account for any.apparent good; and it f* • v
a blessing tostricken huuwutty ta.find WaUtatmedldnala li
fonna which poszatet Hit wemdroutpinoer tfprotonglxgUi*' if ■-
man fV/e. ; ,Thft.many earofl It.baa wrought la a »affk:icuf - : "
guarantee of the beneficial white which may bo experiub- £,:
cod from Its use. .• . Vouw, respectfully,
J. CuhTaw Hat, *•• ?'
MVKfi complaint; \
\_KrlroAl from Jubvi Harris Ktq's Lrlitr, Alr?uindria t To,]
• After speaking of wonderl\jf cures on himseti; hoeoya ]{
Mrs. 11. has bcen a'iifferlnjwitli tho llTer complaint tod - 1?
with 'inability, eotifitantJy CDThplnlning, from weakno&t •" -i
thrpUgh.'he.r whotoKyfftatu.- She how enjotH better health ‘l*
tMifibr thirty years, being entirely reiiohyj by the o«Cf : <:
MamptonVTegetebTo Tincture:’’ ' -''t }'■:*./■,<•. r * •••••: L
- mSRASED SIDErJIREAST, EYES. I
[lxiract fif d ixtttr'frvin d.GriiMj, Kicr. t LuMdnti t'l
•‘My wife bfta lnicn for afflicted with great weak. h r
bets; pxJnJn the breast side and-back.*, palpitation of the h‘
hostt; 'feebleness of the nervous system j lom appetite; '
completion Mllowf the flight of one eyo almost gone, tha ■•'•}’•
olhervery weak. ;J am pleased, to say, UaTapton’aTincttiro - l-’
has restored-her te perfect hiolth. v.Her eyes are 04 good ji
nowasoTerthoy ■Were.” , %-
: BUEUMATISM* 38 YEAn& ; j,
Mtb. E. Bagwell, of VlrginiA, suffered from . Rheumatism; K
from her 12th to:her GOtbyear of ago; at times entirely I;
helpless.. Being wealthy, she employed the b*sfc medical at-* U
t*ntlon f ;and.tried many medicines, but wss curechonly by • ll
Hampton's VeffriabU tincture. ■ • ■ .-/ v..|-
tbOUSftßdfl:
OmWJUO'INFLAMMATOUX HHJ3UMATIBM.
The Trife of Thomas M./YcafcJo, 78 Pearl street, xrtti a.
cr«t sufferer for ycarfl. /Restored to perfect health
by. BkmptcmV Vegetable'Tincture. ‘ - , < -
MEttCURIAb RHBUJUnStf. ‘ * 1
Mr. Jarreit Plummer, 153 East Baltimore street, suffered
thffl disease intensely six-years; could not frtwp; dreadful
ulcere formed on hie limbs, from w,hieh splinter* of bone is*
su’d. Uia physician pronounced blmiuourabla ;.Lnt flntnp* •
ton’s Vegetable Tmcture cured him. i ; . v ■.
, VUEUEDITAItY SCROFULA.
A boy in the family of the lion. W« P.ThomftMon, onco
member of Congress from Kontticky,;tTa* A xaisa of Abfea
from-head to foot.'- His -pyclidf* turm*l out, nrotru* •
ding over theeyebnills so.'ria to produce blludnes*: Ilawas
cured by Jlampfvn's Ttgitah)*‘Tind ‘' -
DYS^J’SIA, NERVOUS,DISEASE, Ac.
Mr.- Wm. Oldham, of the Baltimore CuetonMlouM:, suffer*
ed- theso complaints. ftrr eighteen-months,- vdUr4>odyadJ
mind serioußly affected. lie was cured by Hampton's T/w* :
fUible JUtaiure,ufterolhcv.tbingB failed.: • .
, ; cocatr, coNSUMpnoN, Ac
Mr. Henry C. \Vhro bad. acough for ilva. yeart', great
.tr«»kness, Ac 4 bad, In;all, five or six physicians; tried ail
th«irrßmftdlw» T butwaßcuredbulyby. ' »
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. • -•
43“vFor SalM, wbolt>sal« and retail* at the Drug Store of
Dr..flEO v Tf.\KEYiiEE I 140, corner of Wood street nod Vir
gin alley. Also, by,J.~ IVfLRMfNO, 'Allegheny,. f nn23aUw
DB- BANKING’S LACE OP BODY BBACS.
Th* Uraco of Dr. Banning
Is dovt pnt np in a muchim-
r .’ form, and ls worn by
ti • • /JT- Mbuinlrods of persons fortbV
Vrcrrrs ' r-WV 1 /§ CUW Rud prevention Of VoCdl,
vt- ~u-r 1 ']t-. /y Pulmonary, Ifytpeptic, JVJr*•
vk " e^S : /w wuv Spinal, Ikmale, Vie •
•■' i *»■*«*. . f,¥ - rint ana Childrbed W"EAJfr.
'• -|j ff XPSSiiS, such aa Prolapsus
-.' •lg? s Uteri, Chronic DLoriniEQ,
Draggirg of the Bowels,
- - . Piles, Fistula, MUk Leg, anti
Enlarged Veins. -Efrons, descriptive, of its use, may bo bad
at my Store,.freeof .charge; -...
. also, fceop Fitch’m Cbapin’fij Jackson’s,.Mrs, Betts’
and Vanborn’a SIJ PPORTEBB; - also, ..TRUSSES of ovory -
kind;-Lace Stockings, Suspensory Bandages, and ovary va
riety of mechanical appliances used in the cure of disease.
I would respectfully invite the-attention 6t physicians *r>d
others to .the above articles. . . , : ‘ ■■•■-
- For salest
Dr. G. Ii; KEFfiEK'S DRUG STORE,
. 14tt Wood street*..
N. B.—Peraona In want of Tnijses, can hava them sent
to any part of the rountry, by staling whothor-for the right
or left aide, and Rending the moasnre round tho body, (nol
950 Reward
-opew WtLLbcpoldtoany personwhowlllbuy
jgfesia a box of Dr TEHBKI/S lIKALINQ OINT*
MJdST, and u?>e:ltncconling Indirections,
g*«TFP . If, they will.calf at‘iny office and saywith.
•&*«s.’ a dear conscience, that- it wiil nof com
'pUtefy cwc Champed Hands, Chiblainp,Cba
k'oro Ups, Burns, and* Freejea* Sorpa
cn Children, and greatly alleviate, If not
entirely cure .Saltrbeum, Piles, Inflamifla*
tlrra of the Breast, Bites of Insects, Pimples on: the Faco,
and aU Diseases of the Skin. : , MONROE TERREL,
' • Naugatuck, Conn. ■•
For sale by FLEMING BROTHER 8, and Dr.KEYSBR,
Wood street,Pittsburgh;-J.G^SMlTH,Birmingham; Mr&
S. HOLMES,TemperancrvUle; D. M. CURRY, Allegheny ■
"WJL SEIBERT<fc BRO., 477 Penn street, Pittsburgh;-LOR
ENZ A WIGHIMANi Pennsylvania Glass Works-; SAfiTL
DYER, Allegheny; WM. SMITH, Lawrencevlllt»;‘LUKE B.
DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG & CO., Stowartatownt
LEWIS DALZELL A CO* Sharpsburg; STEWART, LLOYD
: ACO.» .Mechanics* Iron Works; J. W. HANNEN, Man
'cheater. ■ .
Jy2s«l*wy •■■•'•■•■ • •V-. : • // I. -r .. <•_ ;• •
BtL TERKEtfS HEALING UIhTALKNT ■will cure halt*
Cracked Hands, Burns or Scalds, Cntajor Wounds,.Pile*,ln*
[lamination of the Breast, Bltofloflnsects, Sore Lips,Pim
pies on the Face, and Breaking Oat and Sores on Children,
aud&U Diseases of the Skin, quicker and surer than any
other Medicine.- ' i‘"
For sale by FLE3ONG BROTHERS, sad. Dr. KEYBER,
Wood street; Pittsburgh; J. G. SMITH Birmingham-Drug
Store; WM. SEIBERT A BRO., 477 Penn street; LORENfc
A . WIGHTMANV- Pennsylranlii. OIa«. Works; . Mrs. h.
HOLMES, Tempernncnrflle; P.M. CURRY, Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny Oitv; WM. SMITU, Lft-srreneo-
TlUe; LUKE B.DAViSON* East Liberty.;: SPANG A 00,;
Sievrartetotni; LEWIS DALZELL A CO- Stiariwbnrgh;.
STEWART LLOYD A CO., Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W
HANNEN, Manchester. '
■ JygfcdaTry
K,
B.—A stogie box of Dr. TKIIBEL’S OINTMENT Will
_ , • keep any Blacksmith**, FarmeT > ft t SaUor , s ) 'or.3iechan“
lc-’a hand?. let them chap or crack ever eo bad, sound and in
good wOrkingorder all winter. -
Prepared and sold by
jy2sai*wy
*rlvatc DiaeaaeSi
/a DE. BBOWN,.A T o.-a Dlftttou'a Au*7, I>f- 0
€|SsS votes his entire attentionto an office Practice* -€mj§
XjM , Hla business Is mostly; confined: to- Pritait -luif
suchpaiafulanectionA, XEj!L
brought on byiinprndoncev youthful indulgence and excess.'
; Syphilis, ByphintlrtEmpUoha,Qonon , hett,<3leet.Strictiti« , »
Urethral lnipuritvoffthe hlood, tritfioHlHsca*
ses of the Venereal Organ... Shin Erup*
tione,’Tetter; Elngwonn,Manorial Weah
ne?s, Impotency, Pilpe, Rheumatism, Female' VFeaknwPj
Monthly Suppressions, Diseoswr of the 7 Joints. Fistula in
Ano, Nervous Affections, Poinsin thoßaefe and Lolna; Irri
tation of the jQladdcrand Kidnoye, rueeesdfully treated*—
- Cure guaranteed' £
. Sixteenyears*practicd(sixta ; thi3city)6n&b]esDr.Brow&
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may come un
der hiscar*. •• ■■ ...
Offlce and Private ConsnltatJon Booms, 41; Diamond alley.
■ ■ Chargemotlerate., - : V-' • - ■ novffcdAwly
BIiBUMATISMs— Dr. Brown's newly discovered remedy
' for Rheumatism lev speedy and certain Remedy for
that painfol trouble; It never fails.
Offieeand Private Consultation RooweNo. 41 DIAMOND,
Pittsburgh; Peim’a. The Doctor U always at home.' .
■ .v Dr.Dnvia Hant ( 'i ..
DENTIST—•Office, -roArth street, between
Market ftTtil-Wooti .Etrrcta, nearly opposite tho
PUtstmrgh Bunk. • _ novl7:ly
5
IAUCIfIG ACADEHY, at WASHINGTON IHAIJI.
Young Ladled & Childrens* Classes*
I WOULD respectfullyMofora the public, and Young
- Ladies especially, that I intend commenting myClalV
for Ladies iff the latter part of tbo present week»;tind would
most earnestly request all whomaywislito &ttend,to giTe
lu their names, and’:join with the .commencement of ,tiie
Class. Also, tho Class tor Children was commenced on Batr
unlay last, 29th Inst., aitdwlll contiuno every aotnrday af
ternoon, at 3 o’clock... parent* who niay.wbh to
children taught abecotning, casy, graceful .manner and
walk, and a light, natural carriage in dancing,'would please
srhd their.children; so as to have them- commence ai onco.
For. farther.particulars, enquire at tho Hall; on Wood at.
noy22 " CIIKISTOPHER A. McYIANUS.
. Administration ■ Kotlc e
WUKKEAS, Letters. of. Administration; d«- I xmisrwn,
cun Uslamcnio anntxa, totho.esta to* of. BERNARD
RAKE, late of ; tbft of dec’d, bare been
granted to the subscriber, aU:persbns'lndebted to said Es*
tate -will make Immediate -payment, and * those- having
claims against the samo, vill presanltb<jm*duly authentic
cated, for settlement, to
WILUAM HANEY,.Adtn’r, •
7th Ward, Pittsburgh.
MITCHELL PALMER, - -
. /''' ''. .'Attorneys at Law.
Public Sale*
BY -virtue of & Writ ofParUtion, Issued odt'of the Court
of Commou Fleas of Fayctto county, and to me direct*
ed,. there will be sold at public-outcry,, upon the premises,
in ConncUsvHlo township, iueaid County ,;on.tbeT:WJ2NTY£
SIXTH DAY Otf JDJECKJIUEB, A.D.1853, the following de
scribed Real Estate, toywit-Four Tracts of hand) slutate
: <and lying in ConnellsYillb. township, Fayette
containing about SEVENTEEN UUNDKED ACRES, lying
cn the Yooghiogbeny river, adjoining lands with. Hiram
Snyder, Israel Painter, John T;Hurst, and others, on-which
are erected a Stone Jdwelljng House, Framo Barn,.large
StablOj-.andan. old. furnace, tonnorly callbd Jlt. Etna, to
gether with several other log buildings: about two-hundred
acres of which are cleared j till of which is known tin the
Gibson property. Toma mode known on day of sale.
JAMES McBMDE, Sheriff.
- Eetvl.'l 85.*t: • - ' _
IN Tills UJUUT VtfUU-UatvN FLiSASOif
COUNTY.. • -
Margaret Lnne, by her! No. illH March T.,
.next,frieud,-Wmiam{ ... 185 S. ‘
Graham, ; Libel in Divorce,
„ tb : ; - - Ift Vinculo-Motri-:
*3gggM|ys .. Henry LghB. - j monf. *. £
*SsSsffi.-'' s';Anti ; now,. to wit, October tffld, 185$ -in
. **?* ,;motion oTJohn T. Cochran, Esquire, Thom
as Steel, Esq* appointed Commissioner to teku depositions
in this case, at Ms oflieo on Fourth tdteet,-in ilm City of
; Pittsburgh, on the third Monday ofHeceniber, lss3,at two
| o’clock, P» M. By the Cpnrt; ‘ nov22‘
IN TIIKCOOttX OK COiIMUN PJUUAi
COUNTY.
• Maria Boobyer, by JierV
ii r next friend, TYiiliiin [ Nb. 29 Jnne T.,
& .Necper, , }. . ISW.
[>* • vs: -1 Libel for Divorce.
Sj . Jacob.Boobyer. J •
to wit, october.J2tl» J .lBi3 li «n
.'motionof TvCocbran, Esqtiin'.'Tbotaia
Steel, Esquire, appointed Commissioner, to take testimony
inthl&case,«rt bia.Qlft«Mra Kpurth sjye«t. in the City of
; Pittsburcb, on. tbe third Monday of December, A. D. 18£3,
[ S2oWfr; y,M. BT.th&CmiTkM _ f10 v22 *
J“ iUJU UAWOK'iti, coimfcr of Diamond. And
nllev, wlMies to inform bis cn.doraera nnd tin? public
generally; that he U no* recurving: alarge tmdchojc^selec* :
lion of GROCERIES, such as ; choice Young Hyson,: lope
rial, Guhpbtrdor, extra fine Souchong, Srasryoagj Oojong,
Coneo, and scented. Orange Pohoo TKAS ; Mocha,' 03d Jar a
and Rio COFFEES;, fine;SUGARS and SYRUPS; Bunch,
Cluster, Valencia, Shu and SulUma JtAISINS;fre«»I» CDR
•BAKISj preserved Citron, Lenfonand Oriinge'lVolgy’fifepo.'
riot French BBAN'DIKSt Poit, Madeira, Teneriffe," Chamv
pague, liabon, Sherry and Malaga WINES; together with
a general assortment of pure SPICES-kiU of which ho ia*
determined to jiell at such. LQW cdunot W
, boat, by aov other Stnmin lh».<dh>,;. ' ~rrvrl"
PISiAAbKtiVAaiA AVKft tJKi
- FOR BALE
QNE LOTond aTHREE STORY HOVSEor STORK, with
back Building and lee House.
llouro, : -
--‘Also, three Lota: on Caliwell ftnait,
If the above property Is not sold at private sala previous
to Teiubsdat, January 20, ISM, It will be positively void on
that day’to the highest bidder, ns tho**ubscriber ]* leaving
i the city, and going West. ~. - .. "ADAM WEAVER,
-dfCOits - . 7 r. Penna. .Avenue,. No; C7l,
| ClA»AJue.r-rna imro nou n>r jUuu a
I > largennd cholry variftly of-Cloth Cloaks;'•
*debl2 • A. A. MASON* d CU, No. SoFifthat;
dt.’*
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MOKRGE TERBEL,
yaußotockt Conn
is UP ALL£UIifcNY