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J‘‘r' 5 C, jpow, Lave adJres«Kl a letter to the Hon- Wm.F. Johnston,
£ whether the co-operation of tbo Allegheny YoJley
i^r*t?»W JUifc ?-v Company could l» looked for in ’haUding a bridge
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H Oor. Johnston rep'lfd In Iho following manner:
“The Allegheny valley Railroad Company uuqnesUona>
,^»'l^ys^^f?fc*?iTi^H:AL^y^'>&?tf! interest in the construction Of bridges across the
rircr* The erection-proposed wUl* necessarily
viriln’inff to onr road near its eastern tension* a considerable
-^U. z pffloont of business from tbo a'pporito ride of the rirer. A
Kf* n vjdcnsely populated roglon already largely engaged In maun
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ftL’r* k> arranged as to admit of a railway track upon It, to bo
~ fconnecUd with the aorks and bußiness operations,at or
u • ".'i mear Bharp*burg, and with the Valley Railroad.
“Our company would not feel authorised to make a sub-
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warranted id assuring you that If the Bridge Company
P la » Md contract theso work*, so as to permit a railway
six feetgaageofiTßCkto be laid down com*
i:<>'ijpauy will bcpxopare&topay nfalr and liberal compensation
, t*f£A.‘o?t «'^ ,arlllo P ri?He Sß of lojingdown end using a railway across
80 that- passengers and freight may bo^trau^ricilbe*
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to New Yorkfrom this city, viaihp PeutxSylfabla'
it and the Now Jersey roads, ohand hfeertto first of
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‘JOth of in co*o ho unexpected delays should arise.
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rout OoJonTTB) TOR &tCßSfca«—Ktegg and Horenbahgh
vero fully committed by Mayor Riddle on Saturday, to an*
at the next. Court of Quarter Sessions, tho crlmo of
JSHki »a!v? i :£g R&SS i/r,> ft fo b A Bayrn Cup wa* presented to Mr. Florence, on Friday
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AVTU&L MRcniro.—Tbo annual meeUqgof the slockhnld*;
fheOblohnd Pennsylvania railroad will bo held In
city on the 26th of January. .■ , .^
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r fbur Lota of Ground, situato near McKee, on Washing*
, street, opposite flint glassworks of Mr. (£. Johnson, la
'-ii’if Enquire Of . . :
'•if "f 7 P. M. DAVIS,-Auctioneer,'
‘<lec2l Comer of Wood and Fifth street*.
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THE CITY POST;
lONDAY MORNING:::
' Amosementi. ■-
.Themes—Jfonday Afternoon—Tb*> spectacle of the In
visible Prince, and th© pantomime of Mother Goose. - . v
Monday £&ntft£—The tragedy of George EaroweU,-and
the pantomime of Bine Beard. ■■ • ■-, r v '
Tuesday Evening— The Invisible Princo, find. tho panto
mimes ax Bloe Beanl and Mother Goo«e. .. .
- JUbqkw Haxx.—Foatf Selfacting Automaton, Band.. ; •
Delegates to the City. Convention*
At theprimary meetings held on Saturday, tho following
gentlemen-were selected delegates to the City Convention,
from the different Wards of the city:
First Ward—George Wilson, John U. Bailey,Hugh Sallio,
John Bryer, and Philip ATLaughlia—instructed for Junes
C. Pettigrew.
Beoond Word—Charles Barnett, Arthur IPG ill, John 1L
Irwin, John G.Davitt, and Charles S. Porter—not instructed.
Third Ward—John-G. Daon, Jacob M'Colllstcr, M..C. Mil
ligan, George Ftraston, and John Dunwoody—lnstructed for
James C. Pettigrew. :
Sixth Ward—J. C. Cummins, John. Ebnnody, William H.
Cluley,attd JamesChainbers.:
. ; Seventh Ward—W.W. Irwin, Jacob Tomer, Wm. Moor
head, K, H. N„ Thompson, and Alexander Gloss—instructed
for JamefO. Pettigrew.
Eighth Word—Wn. Alexander, Bernard. Flanigan, Ed
ward B John S, Kennedy, and Bernard H’Ginnls—not
.instructed.'.'
Ninth Word—Thomas S.Rowley, Joseph Weeks, Patrick
Donley,* Jkcob Gonderman, and Leopold Hvgncr—not in
structed. - • •
< , . Ward Nominations.
Second JFartJ, —In this Ward, the following nominations
were mad?: .
Select Council—David Campbell.
Common-Council—John M.lrwin, W. J. Anderson and
Arthur M*Gill. V
Judgoof Elections—Thomas J. Keenan.
Inspector—Albert Bell.
School Directors—John C.Davitt and John M. Sawyer. -
• Constable—John Wells. • " •
. . Third Ward. —Tho following persons were nominated:
- Select Council—T.J.Gallahcr.
•» Common Council—John Barton, John Guinn, Christopher
EMogeo, Th. Umbstactter, C.II: Watson.
of Election—lsaiio G. Sproul. : ■ - ■
- Inspwtor—Wm. 8. Montgomery.
Lytle.
School Directors—A. M. Pollock and Christopher Zng.
Constable—John Fox.
Seventh Hard nominates Ward officers on Wednesday
evening nfext.
Eighth Hhni—Tho following nominations ware znodO in
this Ward:
Judge ofrEecUons—JamcsEwlng.
Inspector—'William M’Clure.
. Assessor—Matthew McGinn. -'-: ,f
School Directors—John Glass and William Alexander.
Select Connell—Samuel Morrow.
Common Council—John 8. Wm. Alexander and
Conrad XL Blermann. -
Primary Heelings In Allegheny City*
At tho primary meetings held lu the different wards of
Alleghe&y, on Saturday, the following persons wore elected
delegates to a City Convention, to' nominate a candidate for
Mayor:
First Ward—D. W. Boss and John Ottorscn.
Second Ward—Thomas Moffit aod C. Smith.
Third Ward—Thomas Farley and J. J. Binning*
Fourth Ward—Abraham Days and James S. Adams.
Quieteh Eessioxs. —Tho December term of the Court of
Quarter Sessions meets this morning, but wo apprehend
lltUo or no,business will be transacted until Tuesday.
The criminal calendar for this term is not very large, and
does not comprifo many causes of magnitude. : -
Wo subjrin a list of the persons summoned to servo as
Grand end Traverse JaroTs:—
Grand Jurors—lU. B. Abraham. Elizabeth borough; B.
F. BortlclfejltawrcnceviUe; Wm. Black, Pittsburgh; Wm.
Carothers, Patton; Joseph Douglas SlifSin; John Edgar,
Alleghenyi.Samuel Kennedy, Mifflin; Daniel Hunt x, Wil
kin*; Frederick Long, McKeesport; Chrfatopher Lcnhart,
Baldwin; B. T. C. Morgan,-Pittsburgh; Walter UTMlalmel,
Pittsburgh: Xhomai M’Vay, Pittsburgh; Samuel M’MlU&n,
Robinson; James SFJnnkln,Plain; Wm. Bald
win;. John Parker, Allegheny; Wm. Taylor, Pitt-jburgh;■
John A. White, Allegheny; Simpson Walker,> Allegheny;
ITagh Wright, Pittsburgh; Joseph Wood well; John B. F.
Ward, Ohio; Philip Wilson, Allegheny. . - v-
Traverse Jurors—V. B. Atkinson, Allegheny;.William
nderson, Allegheny; Samuel Black, TVost- peer; William
right, Plum; John Buchanan, Lower St. Clair; James
Bennett, Pittsburgh; Jieviu Barkley, Korih Fayette jIF. IL-
Backhouse,'North Fayette; Samuel.BAusman,Allegheny:.
Benjamin Carpenter, Versailles; Samuel Cernahan, West.
Doer; James Carson, Indiana; Alexander Cameron, Alle
gheny; James Clcudeueu, Patton; GeoTge Cochran, JcffeK
son; William Dtasmore, YersaiUes: Philip Drum, Pitts
burgh; William E«py, Lower St. Clair; Samuel Feiker,
Upper St. Clair; John Glass, Manchester; Wm. Gillespie,
Manchester;-Henry Graff. Pittsburgh; Robert Haney,
McKeesport; Christopher Hershev, Penn; David Irwini,
Peebles; Thomas King, Sbaler; Alexander Kennedy. Wil
kins ; Samuel M. Klct, Pittsburgh; S&muel .Kirk, Plum;
Matthew Long, Penn; Alexander 3PJunkfo, Plum; Nathl.
M’Honry, Robinson; William M’GlnuK Allegheny 5 James
M’Kelvy, wnkin.*;James N tckle, Robinson; Geo. Norris,
Httsburgh; ITenry OBver, Allegheny; Wm. Porter, Char
tiers; John Prico, Allegheny; James Reese, Pittsburgh;
Georgeßhoy, Pittsburgh;S W.Reed,Pittsburgh;Thornes
Bpargo, Pittsburgh; Henry P. Sturgeon, North Fayette;
John I*. Sands. Pittsburgh: John Stoaecipher, North Fay
ette ; Samuel ThompsoarPittsburgh , Sami. Wilson, Elisa
beth; William Wallace. South Fayette; William Wallace,
Pittsburgh; Thomas Wallace,Pine; John Whitmore, North
Fayette.
Dtsnucr Co^Ef.*—B«foro Uou. Mosnr Hampton,‘President
rpdgc,and Horn EL W.William?, AssistsntJudgo. '
In the ease-of the Chartfersßoihord Company vs.McGin
lit, a Tcnlici «u rendered for the plaintiff, of $933.
The Court mat on Saturday morning but no bnMnoss of
podalistoresttras transacted* A trial list was made out
or next week.
The Court will fit for arguments this week, tnlt will take
ap no jury cases:
Mesxjv A Go's Stobe is&t No. 32 Smßhfield street* where
ah bo Been the largest and most extensive assortment of
>noks for presents lr the city, comprising a collection of
Siblcs, Prayer Books, standard works of all klnds,annnal? f
fifl books, illustrated works, albums, and juvenile works of
dl kinds, to suit all ayes and tastes, etc.—which they am
ailing to their customer? and tbe public at much lower
.’rioesthon con bo purchosod elsowbere*
Cottittt Jail—-During Hie week which closed on Satur*
tty, tbero were twenty-eight commitments to tho county
oil, for vngroney and drunkenness.. In tbo same time,
here wem two commitments for murder, one tor assault
nd battery, oao for larceny, and ono fur desertion of wifu
ind children. <
The jail contains, at tbo present Umo, about eighty pris
iocts, . ■ . •
Casl Kmrarjf.—This Christmas Btock!ng, a»ew book for
he little folks, by the author of tho Wide, Wltlo World;
deo,alargo supply of Hot Cora-and Annuals, Gill Books
ind Books for Juveniles of every variety, style and price,
■■ it Glldenfanney A Co.’s, 7G Fourth street. If you wish'to
hiako a handsome present, call, and you will be rare to get
: nited. •
Tub Coal Boat Cases.—Aid. Steel on Baiurday fined Geo.
iedlie and Baker A Brown, one hundred dollars each, for
delating iho law in regard to mooring their 000 l boats with
n a certain distance of the lock. Pour suits were brought
igai as teach of these gentlemen, end they were fined twenty*
ivo dollars for each offence, •
R££.-*Tfae alarm of fire on Saturday morning, was caused
>y a small store on. tbo wharf, occupied by a demon os a
onfecllonary, taking fire. The roof of tho store caught
romastore pipe. The firo was extinguished-before any
terious damago had been dono. Tbo store was situatod on
he wharf, near Gram street . .
■ls ooKStquEXCE of this day being kept-os Christmas tho
tale of Liquors advertised at McKenna's Auction Uoofc, is
postponed until Thursday, 29th, end tho Assignee's sale of
Dry Goods until Monday, January 2,1554. .
TOST DECEIVED, 300 more KMFiiitt- LONG nil AWLS,
tl exeeUcntatyleß. A. A. "MASON A CO.,
dee!9 ...,-2a.rifth street.
UINK WHITE FLANNELS—A large and superior as
_F .sortmest of tho abOTe onhand, and reduced
prices. ; ■ A. A. MAHON A* CO.-,
I doc!9 25 Filth street.
Blankets.— A; a. mason a co., no. 25 Fifth street,
will open, this morning, a superior,stock of 10-4,114
and 12-4 Swiss and EnglUh Blankets. , • . - dcc!9
ON HAND, a superior variety bf Ladles’ Cloth Cloaks,
Talmas, Filibusters. .• A. A. MASON A CO.,
deelfi . 25 Fifth street
’UBT RECEIVED,* few Gent’s Traveling Shawls. -
*dec!9 - A. A. MASON A 00-
A A. MASON A 00. invite attention to their snponof
« all wool PLAIDS, just roceWed, and selling at ro
dneedprices. ; ■ ~ ... decO--
SHAIVLS —6OOO.—A. A. MASON'A CO.
Vt have now-open their Winter stock of overy grade of
Long and Square Woollen Shawls. : ■ dec9 ..
Chardera Railroad Company, ~
A MEETING of Stockholders oftbe Company will be
‘ held, in accordance with tho provisions of the Charter,
on MONDAY, tho 9th day of January next, at the Monou
gobela House, Pittsburgh, at 3 o'clock la theafternoon, for.
the purpose of electing a Board-of Managers, for tbo ensu-
IngyearT- -{deoil) J.:g. MOORHEAD, PrctfL
■■ J.BOOCT, DEJJTIBTj Fourth street, five door*
west of Market. ■*■’'■'' *
' ' Omci Houes—From nluo Ju iL to five
dce2or ''
*¥^ECEIYED—Boms more: of those beautiful ■'premium/
JEvOomblsattaa 808 BEES. £rtees:!ov.-’*AtlD7-'MaT]ttt
stmt. , (dec9K • W. B.,BOHMEETZ.
‘nrjsspuia »s v«wtpia •*«» owib BoxEiHpGu
VV and Terr handsome—foraaleby
- <Je3 JOHN 9. DAVISON, C 5 Market street.
, iTELEGHAPHIC.
-DECEMBER 20,
By the O'BeUly. Rum. for tho looming Post
- -COUFORNTA iTEMSr* - '
> - - . - * Nr? OsixakSj December 22.
.Tho thO 'Amasbn valleyhavo
modo btit Ultla progress and tho excitement about them '
ha sdlcd away.-- r
Thor© is no further movements, lowrads tho Sonoro expe
dition. .•
Tho agricultural capacity of California is exciting much
interest; It is clekrly shown that California con produce
everything grown in tb©Atlantic States, Including cotton
and tobacco,
Kit Carton, with a party grossed tho Colorado on tho 11th
November; ho is bound Tor New Mexico.
Another prlzo fight .took place between; McCloud and
Shaw for $2000; the-latter was the victoT, eßer twenty
rounds.' •
The mining accounts are good, but the recent heavy rnioß
oblige many miners to change their localities, and leave
the river beds, to resort to the dry diggings!
An attempt was made toffrothe city of Sacramento, which
was frustrated. - ■
Specimens of gold, silver, copper, lead end pearls, from
flonoia, are exhibited at tho Herald office, In San Francisco,
apd have excited mnch attention. •
-."A conpany ol citizens have purchased aloton tho western
side of the city for a Cemetery, similar to Greenwood.
Tho news from Oregon Is unimportant.
' Sandwich Islands dates to the oth November represent
Honolulu as being free from tho small pox, bat it is atiU pre
vailing in the interior. •/„
. Politics ia colon The liberal party is warmly advocating
free trade and annexation to tho United States.
There are no porUeulars of Walker’s Lower California
expedition. -
CiUELrsTOZr, S. C n December 24.
.Mr. Winston was inaugurated Governor of Alabama on
Tuesday. In his inaugural address be advocates the State
Rights doctrine of 1798. and 1799; favors. Internal Improve
ments by Individuals, but not by the State, lierecommonds
an appropriation for the colonization of freo negroes.
- ' • .• : : . Nxw Youe, December 24.
Cotton-sales 1600 bnlo*, firm. Flour-sales 1600 bbls
State at g7»18@7,25; 0b1057,25@7,37; buoyant. Wheat...
Bales 6000 bush Western* at $1,65, fbrrod $1.80; Southern
haa advanced from 2cto 3c. 35,000 bush yellow
at 81; mixed 80. T^rk...sales 400 bbls at $11,75; lower.
Mess Beef-Sales 200 bbls at. $12@13; steady. Sales 200
bbls Lord at IQs£; steady. Whisky ...sales prime at 28;
cosier. Coffee—sale*2oo bagsatll££; firm.
200 bbls Orleans at 4%; JUusoor&do4>£; quiet Molasses...
sales 250 bbls Orleans at 30; Muscovado 24. Iron—sales
100 tons ftt S7)£@3SK*
Cotton-firmer, hut demand limited. Flonr market quiet;
holders firmer to-day; Tery little'demand for exports; only
B*les reported of 2000 bbls good brands at $0.87; $7 genor
oily asked for standard and good straight brands. Rye
flonr and Corn-meal doll; soles 200 bbls Corn-moal at $3 74.
-- CrRCHKATf, December 24.
•Flour firm,good demand: sales 4000 bbls at $5,25. WMs-
Hogs firm at $4,25@4,55, $4,30 leading ran*. Pro
visions : Increased business doing Mess Pork: sales at
$11.60.: Lard : sales in bbls at kegs 814 Long middles
Qi£ in boxes, short do C, Qrccn iloms Groceries
• qnfot and unchanged.
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY BEVIEW OF PITTSBUEGH IIAEXCT.
1 Owe* or tax Dult Moaroto Post, \
Monday, December 26,1853. . (
• Tho weather ca Fatunlay continued cold, and business
generally area veiy quiet,which was rather unexpected. Our
river* on Saturday morning were almost entirely frozen up,
which FOEpended navigation.
FLOUR>—-Owing to the dosing of the Monongnhda river,
h» ieej but few bbls were recclvnl from that source, which
caused s further advance. Oh Saturday morning, tho only
'sales utade, at tho' Brownsville landing; wereSfr bbls, part
superfine and partextro, at J2S do from wagons
10 do at £5,87; 55 do at so :' conrfdemblo lots from
stores. Were fold at SG,I2 for saporfine, and $G,£5 for extra.
• OAT3.--Bales7sbn9at4oe; 175<Tb40c.
BUTTEH.—Tho market continues well supplied with roll.
.wiCh'B fair demand from the trade; sales 183 lbs at 15; 100
dojitl4.
WHISKY.—Wo hare wre nil small lota reportM at 26®
2Te* >
• l2 loads at fhe scales at slo@l4.
KAG&—Sale* SOOO lb* at SJ^r.
; RYE.-r-Sales 175 buii first hands at 70c.
- HOOS,—We heard of a controct rftede for early dellrery
of TOO head live, nt &A\ 100 do <lrc«ed irere sold nt A}^.
ChOVJSK BRED.—we notice farther wles of 112 bos at
$5,44, cash i2O bbls do $5,40. ‘
FiDtra.—The market •was rather hoary thin morning, and
125 bids fold from R. R.at $5,15; 200 do at $5,10. After
the receipt or the America’* news there was os improved
feeling, with rales of 121 and 232 bbls ni $5,20.' Received
duringthe last twenty-four boors, 310 hbla.
. Boos.—Thcwv was a continued, cood 'demand, and nl*
though the' footing seemed to bo rasior, all that wero offered
found purchaser* at fall prices. The poles, as far asroporU
ed, comprise 5000 head, included in which were 107 hem!,
average 240 at $1.25 r 300 at $4.30; COO; average 210 lb*.
$4,25;-800, average 220/ibs, at $4 SO; 400. average
lbs, at s4£”J£; 2DO, average 160 tbs, at $410; 180, averngo
270,8»,at54,40; ,200 nts4;3o; .080,at $4.25; 300 at $4,30
ICC at $433; dOO. aTcragu 200 lbs, at $4,35; and 75 from
wagons at $4,20@4^i!5.‘
- Paovisio^a.—The market is firm, with a moderate de
mand. The sales comprised ICOO cn-cn shoulder* at C?kC :
700 aides at 4^o; 3000 hams at 6%c; 8000 do at $8 40; 2200
do at $0,50; 2flDo shoulders at 2200 sides at 4J*c; and
1000 do at same. . Of. Lard, 400 and 500 kegs JKo. 1 sold at
200 bbls strictly prime do at S*£o ; and 100 do h'o. 1
et^^—bb!i» furnished.
WBiiKT.—Sales of COO.bbls from river at l5O do
from wagotis-nt 21*j£e, and 200 do. from railroad, high
proof, indicating no change since yesterday.
1 4 wt.4.xscngBJ«MTga iff rot chaxkcl.
AJUUVEU.
Steamer JeffcTf»n, Parkinson, Brownsville,
\ £ •** : Luzerne. Bennett, Brownsville.
**■ Thomas Bhriver, Bailey, W<**l Newton.
; Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
tf Georgetown, Toe, Zanesville.
Vienna, nay, St. Louis,
11 yure*tCstv. Mnnloek, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
: “1854.”
MTTSBUEGH, CIHCIHHATI, LOUISVILLE,
Pittsburgh and’Cincinnati Steam Enckot Lino,
tor Tnr co?rViTA7rcE or
PASSENGERS AKD FREIGHT
- tEnvm 1
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Tms LlsE Is composed of seven nm,
' class powntful Steamers, uno-
;• for speed, splendor. safety.ESgv* I *.‘v.:>ti
and comfort* and is the oxlt turovou daily une or Steak
i Packets on tlie Ohio mar. It connects with the V. 8. Mall
i ■ Line of. Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and Saint
[ Loais, by .which passengers and freight are heirfed and Tr
i coptrd tfirovgh'daflsf. * Two new Steamers Lave been added
> to the line, which now consists of the following
i . Bays fif Departure
ir ■ Bonis. Gipiainj. from }\lUbvrsh.
I BUCKEYE STATE M. TV. iIttTZUOOYM....Snnd&v.
I MESSENGER. No. JL-J. B Datis.. Monday.
I ALLEGHENY *. Geo. M’Lux...... .Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE Wu. J. Kousra Wednesday.
I PHILADELPHIA .........B. J. Grace ..i .Thursday.
t PITTSBURGH*. *ll. Caupbell. Friday.
i PENNSYLVANIA—KiiSEFetTcn .Saturday.
i Leave daily nt 10 ocjock. A. M., precisely.
| No freight received after nlno o clock on tbn morning of
[ departure. . •
tor particulars, apply on Iward. cr to .
JOHN n. LIVINGSTON.) .
JOHN FLACK. j- Agents,
Mouonguheln llouso Buildings.
IdeclUj
Pittsbargh. 1853.
For Sale?
■ -ft' BARGE OR 8. B. HULL, in good condition, now ready
- f\ to lo&d-*-wi]l carry 450 tons, drawing 4l£ fW»t; or 600
tonsdrawing.&feot, upon which an insurance of her cargo
coir bo OCccted. For Bale low. . Euoulro of
• J. G. MUNTZ,
deelftlv Corner of Market and Liberty ats.
/“1U AM PAG NR BAHKETs—Empty Champagne Boskets,
\j for sale at KEYfiER’S Drug Store,
•80t24 .140 Wood street.
QUININE-— 000 ounces for saie-at
decl7 KKYPKR’S, 140 Weod street.
GLYCERINE —1U Ru fur sale at
decl7 : ■ ‘ . KRYSER’S, 140 Wood Ptrcet.
UDLUM’S SPECIFIC—32 dozen for rale at
i declT KEYSKR’S, 3 40 Woods troet.
EXTRACTS OF LEMON, Poach, Vanilla, Orange and
Nutmeg, for preserving calces and pics, for sale whole*
pale or.rctail nt fdccl7] KBYSER*B, 140 Wood street.
3 EXTRACT LOG WOOD—6GO lbs for Palo at
V dec!7 • KEYSETS, 140 Wood at.
HOOFLAND’tf GERMAN BITTERS—2O doz. for sale at
■ UocTTj KSY3EIU3.I4O Wood ft.
ELUID EXTRACT VALERIAN—IO lbs for sole at
, doc!7 KEYSETS, 140 Wood Rt.
TJtrOLYm. SCHKIDAM AROMATIC BUUNAPP3-48
•f \ dozen. for sale at >
’ dec!7 : * KEYSETS, I*o Wood street.
HAIR DfE—Do you want itt Yes! Why, then, buy.
Cdetadoeo’a It makes a beautiful brown or black,
that challenges the lustre of the raven’s wing. For sale at
IdeelT ' KEYBER’S, 140 Wood street.
A • A/.MABON A CO., No. 25 Fifth street, will open on
: XX*- Monday, the 2d instant, a new and splendid assort
ment of LADIES* CLOTH CLOAKS and VELVET .TAL
-ms;'' . r oc3
COLLEGE TEXT BOOK —O5 MARKET STREET.—A
fall invoice Just received and for sate by
. 5 J. S. DAVISON,
'OctlO . ■ Late Davison & Agnew.
T>IG-METAL—IOO tons Rock llill (Juniata) Forge Metal;
r •• 15Q „ “ Marietta Anthracite. do do
Forealo by L-mor3]- KINO A MOORHEAD.
TTtriNDOVV GLASS—WO boxes Bxlo, 10x12, and 10x14,
•VV ilcKenmm A Co.’s brand, in ptoro and for sale by
- noyO KING A MOORHEAD.
\%J E have on hand,-and uro constantly receiving. the
7V nowestsbapes in LADIES* CLOTH CLOAKS, TAL*
MAS, andFILLIBUSTERS. A. A. MASON A CO.,
drc!2 l- - i . . : No. 25 Fifth street
milK BKBTJHAItt DYE is cristadoros: for Rale at the
X Drug. Store of G. H. KEYBER,
dot 24 corner Wood fit and Virgin allev.
REKN; APPLES—ISO bblti •« Uamboa,” for flale by 7
Vjr :nor22 1 KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
Tft/rONEY; WANTED—SSOO for one year; 1
JyX ! $lOOO for two years
-Forwhlchthobcst of security and a liberal boons will be
given. - S. CUTHBKRT A SON,
decl ‘ , 140 Third street.
CA BAGS iyiCA ALMONDS; :
JU 20 “ Sicily do
,10 bales Bordeaux do in sioro and for sale by
, | JOSHUA RHODES & CO.,
dec3 ' 39 Wood street.
CDbarrefafor sale by
y J dec3 l B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
QUNDRIESf-8 bogaßnckwbeat Flour;
I 4 4t now Soup Beans; in store and for
sale by V " l fporO] . KING A MOORHEAD.
UTCHING’S DYSPEPTIC BITTERS—For sale at
, F* KEYSER’S Drug store,
• • j 140 Wood street.
PRKaiPn’AT£>-10Olbafor.saleby.-
JjL dec3J a A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
boxes f 'o»wego and Ortiß*. ibr
J: -salebrT ' : A. FAHNESTOCK' A 00..
rr\Nic«sg—i
Ar'-t* a^-.
jg.iiJJ.MOIJ
O. IonJln«(
TELEGRAPH MAEKETS,
Philadelphia, December 24.
COHHEBCIAX, SUMKABY.
CINCINNATI, December 23.
POET OF PITTSBT7BGH.
; JifTorson, ParklnscravßrownirviUe.
u ; Luzerne; BetmetLßrown*YUlp.
**- ThQmjfsShrWcr,R'i!l«*y, Wt**t Newton
“ ‘ Gen. Howard. Peebles, Elizabeth.
* r FcTOstCHyi Mnrdocdt, Wheeling.
SAISI LOUIS.
And Saint X.ouls.
, Bitira *,
BS— BwaglltfflteiiSttCTr-llouw,
a steamer Now Vork and fcr tale by
JAMES A. HDTOmSOM A CO.,
sts St. Loots Sagsr BeSssry.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CBI9TAL PALACE OVTKIVALI.BD
WTm A PIBPLAT OF • . .*
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
• ' •Oferery description^
AT EODEmSOITfI FAHCY CHIHA STOEE,
- lafatette mtt, yiTtsnpßQg. ■ fdec2orfjt
A NNUALS AND .GIFT BOOKS FOR 1854, at U. MINER
■A A C0.’5.N0.32 SMITUFIKLDstreet:—
• Poetry of the Yeai—Passages from the Peats, doscrfpUye
of the Season, with twenty-two colored Illustrations, from
eminent artists.. •
Our Saviour, with Apostles and Prophets; containing
eighteen exquisite engravings.
The Land of Bondage?- Illustrated in the Journal of a
Tour in Egypt. . .
The Queens of England—a Eerie* of twenty-seven elegant
portraits of distinguished female sovereigns.
A Book or PaMions; by Q. P. R. James; illustrated with
sixteen sptendld engravings. • '
Evenings at Donaldson Manor, or tho Christmas Quest;
by Miss Mclntosh; -with ten engravings.
Beauties of the Court of Charles II.; a series of finely en
graved portraits of distinguished womon.
Tho Book of tho Heart, or Love's Emblems; illustrated
with thirfy-llireo fine steel engravings.
Illustrious Pereonoges of tho Nineteenth Century; nine
teen finely engraved portraits.
The Diadem, a Souvenir for the Drawing-Room and Par
lor; Illustrated with twelve steel engravings.
The Souvenir Gallery; an illustrated gift book for all
seasons.
Gems of Beauty, or Literary Gift for 1851; nine Gag’s.
Tho Rosary of Illustrations of tho Bible.
Gift Book of Gems, a Literary Offering for all Seasons.
Tho Token of Friendship, a Gift Book for all Seasons.
1 The Amaranth, or Token of Remembrance.
Keepsake of Friendship.
Tho Garland, or Token of Friendship.
Tho Magnolia, or Gift Book of Friendship.
Golden Gift; a Wreath of Gems, from the prose and poet
ical writers of England and America. " . • • .
Tho Casket, a Gift Book for all Seasons.
The Ladies’ Gift, or Souvenir of Friendship.
Friendship’s' Offering, for 1854.
Tbo-Snow Flake, f0r.1854. .
Affection’s Gift, for 1854.
The Gem Annual, for 1>54.
JUVENILE BOOKS.
LlUlo Ferns for Fanny’s Little Friends.
Mr. Rutherford’s Children;by the author of “The Wide,
Wide World.”
Parley’s Present for all Sea Sons.
Tho Boyhood of Groat Men.
Evenings at Home.
Tip-Top, or a Noble Aim.
Fireside Fairies.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments.
Tho Parent’s Assistant.
. - Robinson Crusoe.
Sandfbrd and Morton.
Boy’s Book of Pun.
: Mother Goose’s Melodies.
Purchasers aro requested to call and ezaminopur largo
and constantly increasing stock. H. MINER A CO/,
doc2l No. 32 Smlthfleld street.
BOORS FOil THE HOLIDAYS, handsomely bound anu
illustrated. Tho following ar« a f*»w of our largo as
sortment •
Our Saviour, with Prophets and Apostles; a series of
eighteen highly finished engravings, designed expressly for
this work. Turkey morocco, full gilt, $7.
The Queens of England; a series of portraits of diatln
gulslnxl female sovereigns. Morocco, full gilt, $lO.
The Poetical Works of Thos. Moore; one vol. Morccso,
full gilt, and illustrated with steal engravings, $O.
Byron's complete Works, same style, $O.
Pooidr of Georgo P. Morris; one to! —ss.
Tho. Pathways and Abiding Places of oar Lord; illus
trated with eighteen steel engravings, $3.
Wild Scones and Song-Birds, by C. W. Webber; Ulus
tinted with tvronty-fivo colored lithographs. Cloth $6; mo
rocco $9.
The Book of tbo Ileart, or Lovo’s Emblems; containing
thirty-three steel encravlngs, $O,
Tlio Keepsake, a Gift for the lloildavfl, $O.
Shakfipaire's Works, in various stylos of binding, and at
prices from one dollar to twenty-firo dollars.
Also, a large and carefully stdecUnl assortment of the
lower priced Gift Books and Annuals. Call curly, if you
want BARGAINS, at_ _ .
W. A. OILDENFEXXKY A 00/3,
7G Fourth street.
CHRISTMAS AND TUB HOLIDAYS.—The
having been at great pains and expense in preparing
Tor the Holidays, feels quite-ronfideot. with his large and
varied stock of Book®, £r_ of being able to giro good satis*
fiction to all vrho may wish to find Books and Presents for
iho coming season. Special attention has teen given lo
Books for Children. JOHN S. DAVISON,
drrlO C& Market, near Fourth si.
New books just kkckiygd at dayisovs book
STORE, 00 MARKET street, near Yourtb:—Hot
Cora; Ellen Mulgrave; Pierre Toussant; Flower of the
Family; Uttlo Verna C»r little Friends; The Early Called;
MtUo Susy’s Six Birth-days: Cloth Hooks for Children;
Kenny’s Mills, or the Earnest Worker; At Home end
Abroad,or How to BehavS; splendid English illustrated
and colored jurmiles; Common Sights on Sea ami Land;
Fox amlGeeso; Blind Sister; Small Sins ; PrairieMDsion
ary; Self-Rellaneo; My First Born; Tbo Visit; Sins of the
Tongue; Life and Unreal; Alic- and Ik\*id.?; toys and
purxles, for children; Boyhood of Great Men; Harry’s Lad
der to Learning; Arabian Night*; Rhctmio of Conversation:
splendid editions ,~f ‘the Poets, Engli«h and American,
illustrated; Melville's Sermons; Christ hi History; The
Last. Pays of Christ, by Sebauftlcr: Pastor’s Sketches:
Richard William*, »h*i iStngoniah Missionary, by Hamil
ton. declS
Bulks, hymn- and i'kay&k books in ib* wo**.
atvlw, far family, pulpit, or personal u*r
BCTLKII’S NKW SMALL Am. BULK, the most Leau
tiful family Bible In print, in various Myles. t>r. IVc'ftV
Analysis. All suitable for HolMfiV fw.wnt*'. At
DAVISON'S BOOK STOItK,
f»i> f=t, near Fourth.
Most Important News!
ORER PASIIA VICTORIOUS I
AS will \» perceived by the nows brought i*r steamer
Niagara, thernto no doubt but that, at I/)UIS
REINEMAN A CO.’S JEWELRY STORE, on FIFTH street,
two doors from Wood, opposite the MomiriT Fust-printing
office, th* CHEAPEST WATCHES, CUXJKS and JEWEL
RY ean be had in this city, as there will be a change in the
Ann cm the Ist of February nest, and therefore to- sold oil
at cost. Tbftoe wishing to buy cheap Christmas nod New
Year’s Present* cannot find a better opportunity than this.
The stock to of the mo«.t exquisite kind, and iian se
lected with the greatest care, ns tn workmanship slid style.
Country dealer* and others will find it to their advantage
to come and examine our sto-'k to:-fare purchasing else
where, a» w* aro determined to Jet none jro uoftaltofied.
LOUIS Itr.INKMAX A CO,
42 Fifth street, two doors from Wood.
decl7:d 2w
ELEGANT GUT The following arc a small
part of ihe magnificent collection of fin* hooka now
displayed en our counter- onA shelve®. In anticipation of
supplying iho Wants of tbo>« ia March of the Holiday
Gift Doofcn:
Poetry of the Year; pawage* from Die Poets, descriptive
of the seasons: with twenty-two colored plate* from draw*
logsby eminent artists: magnificently bound.
Gemof Mio Sanson'. beautifully illustrated with mezzo
tint engraving", ami colored plafo.
The Queens of England; a wrle* r»f twenty-seven elegant
portrait* of .diKtioguLdicd female Sovereign*.
Tb* Book of the Uearl: or. Lovers Emblems; illagtratod
vrith thirty-three fine steel engraving*.
The Token of Friendship.
Tbn Amaranth : or, Token of Remembrance.
The Know Flako.
Affections Gift.
Annuals and Gift Rook* of all kind*. and nt nil prirrs,
comprising everthing of the kind published, and oil steles
of binding*.
Childrens l«ooV.a of idl kind*.
Tor book* to suit all eyes and taste*. Cell and look at the
rota*! utore of H. MINER A CO..
dtfolC No. fid StulthfleJi street.
CHRISTMAN ROOKS.—H. P. CALLOW, THIRD street.
has received a splendid lot of ANNUALS and GIFT
RoOKS for the approaching Holidays, to which he taken
pleasure in inviting the attention of hi* customers and thr
public (generally. He lias also received—
Hot Corn:
Noa. 1?>, 10, IT and 18 of Industry of All Nations;
Popular Educator, for December;
Scenes in the Life of an Actor:
\ ale College “Hcrnpe.*," by \a*«;
Davis, Iho Pirate; \aides, the Pirate;
Jack Junk;
Morgan, tbo Buccaneer, Ac. 11. P. CALLOW,
decl& Third st., opposite Post Office.
17IANNY FUKN’tf NKW IKMJK—KU It TIIK HOLIDAYS.—
' 20,000 ordered In advance of publication. Received
and for fain at tho Ckeap Hook ami Magazine Store of 11.
MTNKR A CO.. No. 32 SMITUFIKLI) street, Little Ferns
for Fanny’s Little Friend. 1 !, by tbo author of u Fern
Leaves”—one elegant lf> mo., 300 pages, C illustrations,
price 75 cent*. The same, silt edge, $l.
A Now Game—tbo Crystal Palnco. Great KxhlbUion, or
'tVoTld’s Fair Game, showing our country’* progress. This
game is put at the very low price of 25 rents, to bo within
the reach of all our country’s eons and daughters,
Diaries of all kinds, for 18M.
For sale by
decO
CIIUIST.MAS AND HOLIDAY BOOKS, at DAVISON’S
BOOK STORE, Or. MARKET street, near Fourth.—'The
subscriber haring now opened Jus Holiday Books, would
Lnrito attention to hi* large assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to the season. The assortment In*
eludes Children’* Rooks for all sees and purses; English
classics, la splendid cabinet bindine; the most elegant edl*
tjonß of pocket, family and pulpit Bibles; superbly Ulna*
trated English works; and Prayer Books and Bibles In vel*
rei, with gold and silver ornaments. That he .may have
the pleasure of giving greater patlslsction to friends and
customers, ho solicits early calls.
JOHN S. DAVISON,
G 5 Market, near Fourth street.
FOU THE HOLIDAYS—A general assortment of u«vr
Fruit, including Raisins, Currants, Figs, Prunes and
Lemons: also, Hard. Soft and Paper-shell Almonds, Wal
nuts and Filberts, wholesale or retail.
OcclS HAILEY A RENBIIAW.
I^GGE^— 2 barrels for cole by
i, decs SMITH & STNCf.AIH,
fcj ILK. VKLYISTB— ‘Id nieces, assorted colors, juslreeVl at
O noTt?J A. A. MASON A CO.’S, No. 25 Fifth at.
SE9ARS— 40,000 Half Bpaalsb;
10.000 Crus A Sons’Priocipcs;
6,000 Havanas (London:) with other choice
brands; forsaloby BJfITH A BINCLAIR,
noTll ' 122 Second and 161 First streets.
PIMENTO.— '6 boxes for sale by
ssp27 KING & MOORHEAD.
WINDOW SHADES—PIain and figured, for sale by
novH WALTER P. MARSHALL.
PIG META.L—SQO ions, Mercer County, to urrivo, for
sain by fnOTI2T KING A MOORHEAD.
YEAST POWDkUS—J gross, Preston A Merrill’s, for
sale by [der3] B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
A“ A- MASON - A 00. have just opened a fine lot of all
, wool Plaids, for Ladles* Scarfs. decs
|_>LAID DM LAlhEß.—Just received, and on hund, an
V excellent assortment of Plaid Da Latnes, flno styles.
dccs A. A. MABON A CO., No. 25 Fifth st.
WHITE FLANNKL3.—A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth
street, will open this day 10 bales of White Flannels,
of the best makes, of Welsh, English and American manu
facture. • • deo2o
81/K BILK VELVETS.—A. A. MASON A CO. will open
another Invoice of lil’k Silk Velvets, 3-4 and 4-4
wide. doc2o
LADIES’ IIUUHEIt OVERSHOES, Slippers, Sandals,
Triple Sandalß,Baskins, Boots, and Jenny'Lind Boots,
at the very lowest prices. Pleare call and examine.
L. E. HAYWARD,
dec2o Cornefrof Market and Liberty sts.
g i ENT.’fl KUBliiillS, OVKKSUOES aad SANDALS,of all
V3T hinds. Thoßo la warn will do well to call, and save
monoy by so doing- L. K. HAYW A HI),
dec2Q Comor Market and Liberty Ftg,
■
.'armors* Stalk ontl Straw Cutter.
THE subscriber offers for sale Sinclairs Screw Propoller
Fodder Cutter. It is very simple, having only two
knives, ««dly adjusted; the most durable and speedy Cot
ter in use. They aro In uso on the form of Mr. IVUlioxn
Hodgson. Steubenville road, and at the Clover Dairy of H.
Perrv. from, the Seed and Horticultural Store. -19 Fifth st,
dccl7 JAMES WARDHOP.
FAHM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at pnTalQ .sale -a- SMALL FARM,
containing SIXTY ACRES, situated in Franklin town*
ship, Allegheny county; with about fifty acres cleared and
in a good state of cultivation; a good young Orchard, of
tho best kind of fruit? a good Lor House and Kitchen,and
a Log Bam; about tan miles from Pittsburgh, and about
fbur miles from Perry sville.
For further particulars, enquire of WILLIAM ORAILLM
in BewicUeyrUlo, or to tho subscriber*catbe premises.
deois> - ~ * .man newly.
ANII VALIHKS— a fail aasorttnunt alwny s <
"i band, at low prices. L. E. HAYWARD,
dec? Comer Market and Liberty streets.
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CORRECTED DULY #oa TUB SWR!fE»U POST OT
Patrivki' A Friend, fixcttange 9r<
■ ■<■ .■ Comer of Fifth and Wood stTKts } JntUbwyl
LOAN 8. { £id* | Asked, i
United Statesitt. 1883,. 119,00$ 120 } 00j
UaltedStatcsss.lBsS 100,00 l 101,00
Penasylr«iJae3.lB79... - 105,00> 000
Ponnsylrania6s.lBßB 8&,00| 97,00
Allegheny county ........... 100,00
Allegheny county coupons.,... ■ 100,00
Pittsburgh city os.. 100,00)
Pittsburgh city conpons, payable
Allegheny City Oil
Allegheny City conpons, payable
In Philadelphia.
BANK STOCKS.
Haute of
Merchants sManufactarere’Banh
fcxohange 8ank.......
Farmers* Deposit Bank
Allegheny Barings Bank
BRIDGE STOCKS.
MooongahoJa Bridge.
St. Clair street Bridge.
Hand street Bridge
Northern Liberties .Bridge
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Company.^.—
OHirens*lnsurance Company
Associated Firemen’s Company....
TELEGRAPH STOCKS. '
Itlantlcßnd Ohio.
Pit tsburgh,Cincinnati * Louisville
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Gas Works
'lononganela Slaekwater.
RAILROAD STOCK.
'eUnsylvania Railroad
Ihioand Pennsylvania Railroads
Cleveland * Pittsburgh Railroad..
Marini Railway and Dry Dock-...
Curtlo Creek Plank Road
I’ezrysviUe Plank Road.-
Iroensburg Turnpike
•Ihartiers Coal Company
COPPER STOCKS.
Pittsburgh and Boston..
'forth American.....
s’ljrth West
>?orth Western..
Adventure
Ohio Trap Rock
Minnesota
Pittsburgh and Islo-Roya!..
Douglas Houghton
Ontonogan
aidge
I* ire Stoel
Colling
Aztec
nincr.
P0ninau1ar...........
Avery
forest ;
Phoenix
iron City ....
GOBEICIXD DittT TOR 1
Hoon Cl Sargent, £
Corner of tYbod and &.
PENNSYLVANIA. j
(Ittsburgh 8ank5......... par.!
I’hlladolphia 44
irownsrille 41 par.!
lurks county “ Wl
IhosterCo.(nBvlßSuo)... mi
Columbia Bridge Co Mi
tanvlllo 44 • mi
Oelawaroco. 44 m!
Joylestowo 44 Mi
button 44 Ml
termantown 44 M
Lancaster Bauks M
Lebanon 44 m
Montgomery co. Banks... M
forthumborland 44 ... m
Pottstllle 44 ... m
heading 44 ... m
ichujlkilleoonty 44 ... m
-Vasbington 44 ... m
West Branch 44 ... m
Wyoming ... M
Carlisle...... 9?
■,.... 5?
.. 9s
'fHrrifburg ...... g?
t10nefidu1e.................... 9?
Middletown g<
Voynpeburg. 9?
foTk Banka.....
•tellef Notes..., 2a
United States Bank^... M 15.
\1 legheny City Seri p par.
: *UUbarsb City 44 ...... par.
Allegheny Co. 44 ...~.pmn.
NEW YORK.
Vow York City M
iountry 8ank5............. &
NEW JERSEY.
ill solvent Bank.*
DELAWARE,
ill solvent Bank.*—...
imallNote* ...
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks ..
Country Banks
VIRGINIA.
Bank nf Va.a branch**... ?£•
Farmers’Bk.a %!
VaUeyEk-a branches
Exchange Hk.t branches %\
BTbeeUng Banks.... \u\
Wlieslm* branches.......
NEW ENGLAND.' |
ill SOlTff&t lliiofej*..*..
Bff. FI»UR—W Hacks fnr sale by
• decl7 KIRKPATRICK A HER RONS.
ZINC WASH B£)AUBB~oOdoien»*Holii»cs’’ Zinc Wash
boards on baud *ml for sale by
dec!7 KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS,
rfiAK-~m I «ri‘i? N. C. Tnr for nat* bv
1 drel7 KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
ESSl’OUK—ii'Umls f.*r rale bv ~ *' r
KII! KPATRICK A HERTIOSS.
■V“KW IPMKiM'NKW BOOKS:'!—The IllustreTedlMogv
Xv sine of Art, for ft<MuWr ;
Tbe Popular Educator, fnrlVcerotar;
Part VI, tho Pt action! Dran?bt*n»aii:
The Twin Brother*; nr, «be Victim of the Prws Gang;
A Month lu England: bv Henry T. Tuckcrznan.
JUTKXIT.K
tn great variety, emnprLintr all tho stondnni juveniles and
nujnorons new nml Umutifnl book*, for the approaching
holidaye.
GIFT ROOKS AND ANNUALS.
Our stock rompria*v« pnLlhhuJ, of them
in superb binding* and elegantly illustrated, forming a
magnificent cMh-ctlnn.
lIIULKS AND PRAYER ROOKS,
Of every variety of rizennd style of suitable for
holiday gifts, or othvT purpoe*!
STATIONERY. t*f u 1 Ud-Jk and quplkin-, f-*r ••ah* low by
J. S DAVTSON.
d*-" nr* Market Fourth.
BtfiK"' lam’ iiKUtilVt li, AT DAVISON’S Rook fctore,
Go Market street. near Fourth.
Harper’? and Putnam’* Magazine?;
, LyeU’s Geology ; Pierson on Infidelity—new supply;
liHiaUton'p Philosophy; Hitchcock’s Philosophy;
Liber on Civil Liberty and Oovemment;
Golden Dreams and Realities;
IjODpKtr«»«h on the nito ami Honey Bee;
Webster’s Dictionaries, Bufh’s Note? ;
KlHr/s Bible Illustration*: Explanatory Bible;
Prime on Death of Little Children; Fern Leaves; -
Isaac T. Hopper; Missionary of tCilmany;
I*amp and Lantern, Hamilton;
Jar»jurlin» Pwhal, or Convent Life at Port Royal. fde3
A FARM FuH KXCii AN (IK tbr Real Estate in nr near.
the dty—A vnluahle linnrored Farm Of "S Acres; &0
in cultivation; with a Frame Dwelling House, B*rn,Stable,
icci tk well of excellent water; largo garden and good
fences, Situate In Franklin township, near HarrlsvilJot 20
mUea south of Butler. 8. CUTBBERT k BON,'
nov!8 140 Third street.
CuPAL V A UNIS II—W)0 gallons, Smith’s New York
brand, in storo and for sain by
FLEMING BROS., successors to J. Kidd & Ccv
dec2 00 Wood st.
| iLUE VITRIOL—2OOO lbs In store and for sale br
J_> dccS FLEMING BROS.
YfiltSu LLION— foo ftw, Trieste ami Chinese, In store and
for sale by f<lecS] ' FLEMING BROS,
SPICED SALMON;
Meta Mackerel;
No. 1 Mackerel, Is kets;
Salmon, In bbls.
BAILEY & URN fill AW.
Tf. MIXER A CO.,
No. 32 Smithflold street.
SU. MOLASSES— 200 bbls Steam Refined
• just received from steamer Prairie City, end for sale by
dec!3 JAMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
NO. SUGAR—IO4 hbds, prime now crop, landing from
« steamer Oakland, and for sale by
dee!3 JAMES A. HOTCUISON A C 0..:
A A. MASON £ CO. will open this-morning a splendid
• assortment of Ladles Cloth Cloaks, Capes antlFilll
buatcrK. nnv7
QUICK 81LVEU—200 lbs in store and for sale by.-
dec2 Fleming pros.
111 HA NESTS SAND CUUCIBLKS in store, and for sale
11 >UU by [dec2] FLEMING BROS.
APPLES— 100 bhls choice Apples for rale low by
dec2 DAILEY A RENBHAW, 253 Lllwrty at.
SEG AES—Just reel’d, a supply of choice London eizo Ha
vana Segars, in 100 boxes.
dec2 BAILEY A RENBUAW.
N~EW CROP
Layer Raisins,
M. B. Raisins,
Sultana Raisins,
Dram Figs,
_ Zanto Currants,
HARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER just received
by B. T. C. MORGAN,
dec2 104 Wood at.
BUCKWHEAT FLSBb—I3 bags Just weired and for
sale by (dco2) KING A MOORHEAD.
DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.—A largo House on
Second street Also, a largo House on Robinson fit,
Allegheny City. S. CUTHBERT A SON,
nov2l - 140. Third street -
CHILDREN’S FANCY SHOES, of new stylrs, just re
ceived at N 0.107 Market street . ' .
nov29 W. E. SCHMERTZ,
. A i /;V:
PBICES OF BTOCKB.
BAHK HI
»TE LIST.
TUS HORSCtO POST ST
Ixchange Banker0 r
*th tlruts, Pittsburgh.
omo.
State Bk.and branches— §f
Othersolventßanks...... 94
Bank of —
Granvi11e........ 60
Norwalk... 60
Urbana........................ i>C
Wooster.. .. 25
State Stock 8ank5......*,. «•
State Bk.and brooches... Is
ILLINOIS.
State Stock 8anka,....,.., $£
State Bank Branch- 60'
Bonk of 111in0i5..... „76
KENTUCKY.
All advent 8ank5*........ y.
MISSOURI. -
Statoßk-and branch
MICHIGAN.
All sol Tent Banks.... 1
WISCONSIN.
Marine e Tire Insurance.
Co. atMllwaakia-....,. 2
TENNESSEE.
All solvent Banks.. 3
NORTH CAROLINA.
AH solvent 8ank5......... 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Bank*..,. I
All solvent Banka....—.,
ALABAMA.
All solvent 8ank5......... 6
LOUISIANA.
All solvent 8ank5...;,..,. I\i
EXCHANGES.
New York,, par.
Philadelphia—....,,.. par.
Baltimore. par,
Cincinnati Sfdlse’L
L0u1^TE1t0............... Afdise’L
\ dlse’t.
VALUE OP COINS.
American Gold {now),—.. par.
American Gold (01d).,.,„.prin.
Sovereigns.......... .*—....54.63
Guinea*.......... f, 00
Frrderrickdors........ 7 60
Ten Tbab-rs.. 7 80
Ten Guilders 3 80
LouL*d’or .......... 4 25
Napoleons- 3 63
Doubloon?, Patriot—.H 70
Doubloons, Spanlrh .....AO 25
Ducats. 2 10
H. MIXER A CO.,
No. I>2 SunthfVhl^.ivet,
[REAM TARTAR—SOO lbs, pure, in store and for snleby
t dec 2 flkming ratos.
For pal ft l>y
Received and for sale by
doo2 BAILEY A RENSHAW*
LADIES’ FRENCH MOROCCO ROOTS and % BOOTS—A
new supply at No. 107 Market street
nOv?9 . W. E. SCHMERTZ.
GENT.’S, BOYS’ AND TOOTHS' CALK, KIP and C6W
HIDE BOOTS—A large assortment of the very best
Quality, warranted. Prices unexceptionable.
nov29 . W. E. SCHMERTZ.
|>liAlbS, I'LAIDa.—A.A. MASON *OO, N 0.25 Flltfjt-
X street, will open, this morning, another beautiful as
sortment of all wool Plaids, bright colors. nov29
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.—SOOO Bay State, Empire,Waterloo,
Watervlelt and other Shawls, Just received.
nov29 A. A.MASON A No. 25Fifth st "
t>LAID DE opened this morning, at A.
p A, MASON A CO.’S, No. 25 Fifth street, 5 cases more of
those teauilfal Plaid Do Lalnes, brilliant colors. [nov29
mo SMOKERB.—AII Smokers wishing good and nheap
1 CIGARB, will find them at JEHU HAWORTH’S, cor
ner of Diamond and Diamond alley.
Flora Regalias, 10 for 10 cents.
•Abona ■! do do do r;
Colorado do do - do
Call and try, them, and then you’ll buy them. fnov2S
ANEW BRICK HOUSE, of hall, 6 rooms and finished
attic* with Lot of 25 feet front on-Maih sL, Dnquesne
borough, by 100 deep to Carpenter’s alley* with, fruit and
shadetyees. price $1160,' Terms easy.'; • . - ••••
deed 8. CUTHBERT A SON, 140 Third fit. • >
Oft BOXBB LEMONS; -
tjO ST bhla Cranberries: in store and for sale by., _ ;
" -JOSHCX REDDER A 064,
’ d'ec2. ■■ ’’ - • ••■ .• : : r ;S9.WobdgtrB6L 'j
T ABIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS.— A; A. -MASON A Co.lv\W
, JJi asplendid awortjiwo^^
s ndare eonstantly weiring thoJoewcstsbjdpeaiu'irngvlOqg
1A BARRELS SWEET POTATOES JUST RECEIVED at
)U PQTgfrfit* -T. a BOYLE’S, 108 Wood
UTTER—S 3 kegs and 2 bblsfresb toll for sale by v
declT “ SMITH A SINCLAIR.^
-T . T ■*. .. .'A V. .1 S- X ' ‘ ■ • ’
JAMES UPKENNA, Auctioneer and Commission Mkt
>chant;No. 120 Wood street, near the corner of Fiflb,
regularsales of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Glassware,'
new and second hand Furniture, each day at 10 -and 2
o’clock; and at early gas light, each evening, Watches .and
Jewelry,Guns, Pistols, Books, Fancy articles,Cutlery, Boots,
’BhoeSvAc., with a general assortment of every description
of Dry Goods.''. Refer to the principal merchants. fcb9
air rat
$lOO,OO
100,00
100,00
100.00
100,00
10»,00
100^0
AuotlonwDally Sales.
A T the . Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
jtX. Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. M., a genaral assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac,
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P..ML,
Groceries, Queonsware/Glassware, Table Cutlery, looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitcbon Fur
niture, Ac.,
- ~ AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. XL,
Books, Stationery,. Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and. Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver wntebes, Ac. P. M, DAVIS. Anctioneer. • [Ja3l:tf
7i) DOZ TABLE COVERS AT AUCTION.—Oa TirUUS
i & DAY next, December 29,#t 2 o’clock, wULbe sSM. at
McKenna’s Auction House, 72 dozen assorted Oil Cloth
Table and Stood Covers, latest patterns.
-dec26. JAMK3 McKENNA, Auct’r. ’«
French brandy; burgundy, port as»-Madeira
WINES, at Auction.— On. Thursday nexf, December 29,
et 2 o'clock, will be sold at McKenna’s Auction House, with
out reserve :
0 )4. casks excellent quality French Brandy;
6 do Burgundy Port Wine;
, 2 do Madeira Wine. , .
Those intending to purchase can examine previous to ?alo.
• doc2B JAMES MoKENNA, Auct’r.
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
44,00
43,00
24,00
68,50
45,00
49,76
40,00
63,00
105,00
12,00
60,00
60,00:
60,00
100,00
26,00
26,00
48,76
60,00
102,50
10,00
20,00
8,00
A SSIGNEES* SALE of an extensive COUNTRY DRY
f\ GOODS STORE AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY next,
January 2,1854. at 10 o’clock, will be sold, at McKenna’s
Auction House, by owlerof Assignees, tho rtock’of a retail
oonntry store: Among the lot are some very lino goods,
such as Baxony* Coburgs, merinos, alpacas, mous de lainea,
berakes,; ginghams, linen lustres, calicos, chintzes, pant.
stuXT. vestings, flannels, bleached and brown, muslins, silk
bdkfe. and cravats, fine-shawls and dress hdkfs.# ribbons,
laces, tweed easslneto, potent thread, spool cotton,'
gloves and hosiery, suspenders, llnseys, iamb’s wool shirts
and drawers, whlto dress shirts, gingham and check shirt*,
overcoats and pantaloons, superfine satin vests, Irish linen,
buckram and padding,.silk plush, .chusans, heavy blankets,
fUmiture calico, men, women, misses, boys and youths’
-boots, brogans, shoes, bootees, buskins, pumps and slippers,
gum. overshoes; also, a vorv large lot of silk and worsted
fringe, with many other articles.
. deo29 - JAMES McKENNA, Auctioneer.
176,00
63,00
20,00
17,00
. 7,50
17,60
200,00
10,00
6,00
HAVANA CIGARS, GROCERIES, Ac,—On Tuesday af
ternoon, December 27th. at 2 o’clock, at the Commer
cial Salesßooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will bo
. sold without reserve for cash, currency:.
30 M choice imported cigars, comprising Regalias, Lon*
dres. Havanas, Prindpes, Cheroots, Ac.
• .27 M Common cigars, good quality;
. 30 boxes Virginia manufactured Tobacco:
15 chests.and .hairchests Young Hyson, Imperial and
- - Blaek Teas;
6 bhls Porto Rico brown Sugar;
6 bbls Molasses and Syrup;
" 20 boxes ground Mustard;
Window glass, cordage, hay-forks, axes, Ac.
: d«2O _ P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
SPLENDID VARIETY GOODS. AT AUCTION.—WiII be
sold at the. Commercial Balea-Tiooms, corner cf Wood
Fifth streets, on Wednesday morning, December 2Sth,
commencing at 10 o’clock, a large Invoice of fancy articles,
embracing in great variety of styles bracelet*; ornamented
crpssefi coat links; eegarcares; porte monales; pearl JolaJd
porte. folios; accord eons; alabaster fancy stands; steel
cbaSn*; scissors; pocket knives; full putts ivory bandied
knives and forks; Britannia tea setts; fancy castor frame?;
candlesticks, Ac., Ac.
- Also, of the latest fashionable stvles, suitable for the
trade, black, figured and colored velvet ribbons; assorted
jUk galloons; rich varieties of buttons; silk bindings and
cords; woolen gloves and mitts. Terms of sale: cash, cur
rency. [dec2B] P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
INDIANA.
NEW OFFICE.
Heal Estate and Contracting Agent.
THE subscriber bos beon induced to open nn office for
ibo purpose of buying and selliog. on Commission, and
having tbe Agency of largo Steam Saw-Mills and Boat-
Yards on tho Allegheny river, together' with many other
facilitlei froTO other water and steam saw-mills. lie flattors
himself that he con furnish any bills of lumber , and
timber of Any kind, great or small,- long or short, oud
deliver them at any point on the Allegheny, Monongnbela,
Ohio, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build larre Barges,
Store Boats, Coal Flats, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Timber, Rail
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to any given point,
and wIU attend to the Sale and Rent of Rea] Estate. From
bis long experience in lumbering, freighting and boat
building, he thinks he ean give general satiffactiou. All
persona are requested to make their contracts soon; erpo
eially those wanting boats or large blllsof lumber and lim
ber, should contract for them in the fall for the spring and
.summer use. He will also attend to the purchase and sale
of ony commodity lhat may be doored.
. Letters addressed to David Mcnn, Real Estoto and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh. Box No. 120, post paid, will be'
punctually attended to. His office Is on Irwin street, No.
2, Allegheny House. DAVID MU.VN.
GEORGIA.
:. R£?£KXSCIS.
Col. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr. John Morrison, “ “
Mr. Ilobt. S. Brown, Esq., “ Allegheny River.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, “ Clanou
Mr.Georgo B. Sweney, •* “ 41
C. A J. Flatrn ft Co, “ 14 11
dec2l:tvdiw
Dr. J. Hoatottcr’a Celebrated Stomach Bitters,
NOW so popular in our city, as well as every othor place
where they are used, needing no other recommenda
tion than atrial, and they wiD speak for themselves. They
ran be had at any of our first-class Hotels or Restaurants.
All who havo not yet tried them, should not fail to do w.
Ono wine glass taken three times each day, e?peebUly before
meals, WIU bo a cure cure for dygpoysla—will remove all
flatulency or heaviness from the stomach, keep you free
from cftstlvencss, assist digestion, and give a goed wippotite,
and a healthy tono to the whole system; and n certain pro-
Tentative of Fever and Ague. •
The proprietors aw now prepared to fill orders from aby
part of tbe United States.
fllessra* J* Shroflet & Co ;
MAN UFA CTU REUS OF FIRF. PROOF SAFES,
Vault Dooib and Iron Window Shutters.
AND a* all persons admit thu npewity of tho above
mentioned ankles, wo Have no hesitation in reeom
mending our article to be equal to anything in the city.
Orders promptly attended to, and put up in the best
style, and on short notice.
tSuSniithfleld streot, between Fourth and Fifth. Ditto.
borgh. fsepSalCcQ J. SHROFFEL k CO.~
PESXSYLVASU avenue; prop!
FOR SAT.R
ONE LOT M>a » THREE STORY HOUSE or STORK, irith
back Building and Ice House.
Two Lots and a good Brick Dwelling Ilouec.
Also, three Lota on Caldwell street.
If the abovo property is not sold at private rale previous
to TrnmspAT, January 20,1554, it will be positively sold on
that day to the highest bidder, as the subscriber is leaving
the city, and going Wert. . ADAM WEAVER,
dec&te Tenna. Arcane, No. 271.
JNO.GROUTT, *
Importer of Brandies, Gin, 'Wine, Ac.;
DEALKn IS
FINE OLD MONONGAnELA RYE WHISKY,
Peach and Apple Brandy, Ac.
ALSO, ReoTIFIET. A5O DismiEa.
Corner of Smithficid and Ftp Tit streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. [dcO
SHELL OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY AT
DYER'S, on FIFTH STREET, onodoor above
tho Theatre, and Immediately opposite Maeon-
lc Hall.
<C£g*A call ia solicited from lovers of good Oysters, fpeplQ
Truss, shoulder brace, supporter and elas
tic STOCKING DEPOT is at Dr. KEYBER’S, No. 140
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley. AU kinds of mo
ehanfcnl appliances oro kept and fitted at this cstablbh
taent. Satisfaction warranted In nil cases. nov24
Bonnets, bonnets.—a. a. .mason a co., n<*. 25
Fifth street, will exhibit, this morning, 250 Velvet,
Silk and Satin Bonnets, of Abe latest styles and most fash
ionable color*. nov2l
LPACAS. —Just received nt A. A. MASON A CO.’S, No.
25 Fifth street, 150 pa. Alpacas, of every color and
qnallty. , noV2I
irriDK SILli VELVKTS.—A fiiw ps.oxtrn fine. splrnUM
fj finished Black Velvet, for Ladies’ Cloaks, just rco’d.
nov2t A. A. MASON k CO., No. 25 Fifth f>L
T ADIES* CJAyril CIjOAKS.—We invite attention to our
. _j largo and splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks and
Velvet Talmas.- fuov2ll A. A. MASON A CO.
TIRIMMINUS, TRIMMINGS.—A. A. MASON & CO M No.
25 Fifth street, aro now exhibiting one of tho largest
'assortments of Trimmings over offered iu this ci*y, of all
tho most fashionable styles, and of even- color. fnov2l
Bank of Pittsburgh stock— lo shams for sale by
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
■ novls No. 02 Fourth ft.
TTiRESH CRANBERRIES—Just received and for pale at
. j tho Family Grocory and Housekeepere' Store of
WOOL LONG SHAWLS—A. A. MASON & CO., No. 25
imH street, have on hand over 5000 Wool Slmwla
of every quality - novl4
COFFEE— 60 bngs prime Rio;
20 44 Laguayra;
20 “ Old. Gov. Java.
For, farms, building lots, and dwelling
.-HOUSES, on reasonable terms, call at the Real Estate
f~IROTON MILLS HOMINY AND Si’RUP—Kec’d fresh,
\J and for role-by BAILEY & RKNSHAW,
novlO , T; 253 Tilberty street.
PIG? LEAD received per steamer Return, and for
UU! / solo by ALEXANDER GORDON,
nor 10 \ • 134 First street. •
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad stock— 2o
shares wanted by . AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oct2B‘ . - No. 02 Fourth st.
ytr\ 80. AND ICO ACRE LAND IVAKRANTS WANTED
by • AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oct2o No. 92 Fourth st.
A l in LBS. FRESH CORN MEAL ;
rr* *vf GOO lbs Extra nulled Buckwheat Meat
Retfd and for sale by BAILEY &
ont2B - • 253 Liberty street.
GOSHEN AND PINEAPPLE CHEESE just received, tho
finest in the marketj by ‘ ‘
ort2s BAILEY A RENSHAW.
LL KINDS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
bought, sold and
oc2o] A. WILKHfS & CO., Bonkers,
United Statea Dank-Bullditg, No. 71 Fourth st., Pittsburgh.
I nSHARES PITTS. TRUST AND SAVINGS CO. STOCK
IU- WANTED by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
: oct26 No. 92 Fourth, st.
RlTfr .200 bnahftlß in store and forraie'bv
oclQ ; KING A MOORHEAD.
SOAP— 30 boxes Palm,
/ . .-10 do Castile,
: • 5 do. Almond j
' 2 do Olive,-
2 do Candla,
60 do Toilet and Fancy; for rale by
nov24 J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street.
BW. FLOUR—
_ 250 socks B. W. Flour, 50 fi>3 each;
25 do do 25 do on hand, and
for sale hy [nor22] KIRKPATRICK A nERRONS.
FIELD PLASTER —H barrels 44 Canal Mills, Erio ” brand
un hand, andJbr sale by
nov22 ' KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
EUBBKEB, UVKKSUOES, BD3KLNS, JEMMY LINDS,
80018 and SANDALS, of every variety, at low prices.
' T/**. L. E. HAYWARD,
Corner Market end Liberty ste.
-TJAIM SOAP—GO boxca Chillicotljo Palm Soap, on hand.
IBKpAOT^ ICK & HERRONS. -
TJOSSBTS, BONNETS.—XSO BUS, Satin and VoWd Bon
latest andxnost fashionable ahopeg.v
U. vA. AfrttASPtt * 00.„25 Fifth Bj.
B GILDING LOTS.—Ten I&a of ground, situate in New
Trty, frantic# on Chesxmt streets each 23 by 100 fact,
-for solo 107' Apply to ' MOFFHT & LOWRIE,
oclS Eaal Estate AgvntSjPost Buildings, sth st.
. AUCTION SALES.
Auction Cara.
JAHES McKENNA, Auctionser,
P. H. DAVIS, Anctioncor.
HOSTETTER, SMITH A CO-,
270 Penn sfrect, Pittsburgh.
BAILEY A RENSIIAW.
S. CUTHBERT A SON,
140 Third streot.
LIY WABKANTB—tWM-Y? ANTED by
oct2o ATI3TXN»M>O>na, No. 92 Fonrth st.
•>' : * - - -i.v
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,' «*-'■'
. ii.-''’ fc t• <•'.
1 ; _ MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES.
HAYING .detcnnlned 10 clone out buf'ehlira'stock’ of
Silk, Satin, Velvet and Gro Do Affrio BONNETS to
'.fare the Ist of. January, at preatty reduced prices— at prlcea
tlmf wb defy competition in the city—call, and eoo cur
BONNETS, 'ahdfiatisfy.youreelvea.. .
,Our gentlemanly old friend next door
Is being alamed at. his expenses; .
Notwithstaudinghe is.three score »nd.more—
But he cannot eompeto with tho Spkcccs.
'Now Ladies, you must bear in mind, •
In order to save expense*:
Get a BOSHET of the right kind, .
At the Fancy Store of Spbxoes.
- 35* Jtememher tho place. No. 38 MARKET at, between
Second and Third streets, at tbe sign of the Cheap Bonnet
Store. [decs] • M. J. A O. PPENCI3.
DANCING ACADEMY, atWASHINGTON HALL.
Young Ladles & Childrens’ Classes*
IWOUIiD respectfully inform tho public, and Young
Ladies especially, thnt I intend commencing my Clasa
• for Ladios'iu tho latter part of tho present‘week, and would
most earnestly request all who may wish to attend, to give
in their names, and join with tbe commencement of the.
Class. Also, the Class for Children was commenced on Sat
urday last, 19th lost., abd will continue every Saturday af
ternoon, nt Z o’clock. Parents who. may wish to hare their
..children tought a becoming, easyv.gracefhl manner and
walk, and alight,natural carriage in dancing, would, please
send their children, so as to have them commence at once.
For further particulars, enquire at the Hall, on st.
nor 22 CIIKISrOPHER A. MoMANUS.
Steamboats, Ahoy!
m*, The subscribers tender their ackhow-<S|
lor the farors bestowed tnxrnuL'
fcna33cs*»dthem by their Steamboat friends, and P3*3
would respectfully remind them and others Interest- ' i '
ed In- building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terms* every description of
Cubic Furniture and Chairs of the best-material and work
manship. T. B. YOUNG & CO„
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
Brown’s Hotel.”
I WILL SELL my unexpired lease (fourteen years) of a
Lot, situate on O'Hara street and Spring alley, iii the
Fifth Ward—4o ft fronting on O’Hara btreel, and running
back 100 ft. on Spring alley, on which is erected a four
storied Brick House, 40. ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
60 ft. on Spring alley, weir calculated ..to carry on. any
branch of manufacturing business. Being engaged in man*
ufactnrinzin the country,T offer the atore for. sale* In
quire at No. 425 Liberty street.
ocl8:tf
Agricultural Notice*
MFMBERS of tile Allegheny County Agricultural So
ciety nro r&quostod to renew their membership pre
vious to tbeanousl olectionfor officers, whichtakes~pfaoo
on the first Wednesday of January,lB64.'. Certificates of
Membership can bo had at the Seed Store of James Wardrop,
Fifth street; James Neglojy at the Warehouse of Negley &
Mohan, Wood-street; from Wra. Martin, Sr., .near. Man>
cheater; andfrom-A. B. M’Quewaa, at the office of M’Que*
wun & Douglas, comer of Penn and Wayne streets. ;
WM. MABTIN, Fa., Prea’t.
[decglrdawtd] -
A. B, MQcewaS, Sec’y.
; A Delightful Dwelling House,
FOE RENT, on Cliff Street, in the Sixth Ward; Jfek
ample grounds around it, with fruit trees and
Tines; every convenient to bonao-Veeping-oft the *■*"*“
premises, with hot and cold water bath rooms,Ac., and the
gas brought to the street this fell.
I Intend to remove from the City on the Ist of November,
when possession will bo given. Rent $225 per annum.
Apply, to Messrs. John Harper or Morrison Underwood,
at the Bank of Pittsburgh, or to the undersigned, l on tho
premise?. ' fscp22] - LECKY HARPER.
HOT CORN l HOP CORN ! I HOT COHN! 11—Hot Corn;
Life Scenes in New York lllustinted—including the
Story of Little Katy, Madeline the, rag-picker’s daughter,
Wild Maggie, Ac. With original designs, engraved byN.
Orr. By Solon Robinson. . .. ..
u Bid thatwcleome
Which cornea to. punish as.”
M A beggar's book outworth’s a noblefa blood.”
** Of every Inordinate cup beware;
l Or drink, and with it misery share” ■ - ~
For sale by B T. C. MORGAN,.
decl3 . 104 Wood street
'Dißsointlon of Partnership.
IMIE partnership heretofore existing between Fataucl
Pinkerton, Alexander Young and Philip Be Rechbrume,
nnder the firm of PINKERTON, YOUNG A was,this
day dissolved by mutual consent... The name of tho firm,
will be used by either of the Into partners In settling the
•bnrioess. PINKERTON, YOUNG A CO.
Pittsburgh, December 1,1853.
CSt* The business will be continued at the old stand, by
Sam’l Pinkerton anl Alex. Young, under the style of
dechdtf PINKERTON & YOUNG.
CIULSON’S PATENT AIRWARMIRG
ASS VENTILATING FUBS'ACE.
Hiiafcp
f f*HE subscribers offer for the consideration of the public
Jl the above name-1 FURNACE, designed for Warming
-and Ventilating Buildings, combining in itself all the desi
rablo'qualiTies required in a perfect Heating Apparatus in
suring personal comfort, without any of the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common in beating
arrangements. While the occupants of a room or building
experience nil the com fort arising from a warm summer at
mosphere, they also iuhale pure life-giving and health
sustainlng air. not contaminated by being derived from
damp, unhealthy sources, or its power to sustain Ufa 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 beat is diffused at a low
er .tempcmturc'than is usual with any other Furnace now
known to the public. In produdngthls another ob
ject of great importance is obtained on. the score of econo
my: the heat-ftbsorblnu aajwell as radiating„flurCu:eis.K>
great that the heat is almost entirely abstracted from the
gases before they nr© driven off into, the chimney, thereby
gToatly reducing tho consumption of fuel. The fuel cham
ber is so lined with soapstone and fire-brick that the fuel
cannot come in coutsct with the iron, preventing the over
heating of the air, and destruction or, Injury to . the
Furnace;-.
•The Joint* of the Furnace are so constructed'as to afford
room for making a tight sand and clay joint; preventing
the? escape of noilous and sooty gases into the room, so an
noying to the occupants, and so injurious to the health and
furnituro.
The air to he wanned is taken directly from the outside
of the building in all cases, thus insuring a supply of pure,
wholesome air for breathing, and the other important fane*
lions required by tho human system—the oxygen la not af
fee ted, nor the organic matter in the air carbonized by com
ing in contact with an over-heated surface, os with other
furnaces, and headaches and other disagreeable sensations
are prevented by this means—and In consequence of the
warm air not making too large demands upon the lungß
and evaporating surface of \ho skin, to supply the moisture
•which .it has.lost in passing over a rod not surface. In
proof of this, attention is called to the certificates of Pro
fessor SLUiman, of Yale College, New Haven, and to those
of other scientific persons who havo examined this suttfect.
. 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 the press, and. to public,
exhibitions in all pacta of the world, U having received the
Prize Medal at the World's Fair, and the highest Premiums
at Fairs in New England, New York, and a Silver Medal at
th« Stat» Acricnltuml Fair in Pennsylvania.
Manufactured and sold by
nov.*?:d2m'
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTI! ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
ABILI TV, ENERGY, <2 ECONOMY.
THE best poods in Cldldreu’s Hose,’Men's Socks, Under
shirts and Drawers, sold at manufacturers’ prices,- at
the FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, all mode from,
lor,t year’s wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. 1
x-»p27 WTLLTAM PART.
'VfEW MUSlC!—Musical Leaves, a collection of favorite
Xl end popular airs for the piano, put up in an elegant
style—intended for Christmas Gifts. '
Grace Scbottisch; dedicated to Miss Harriot H. Holdon
-composed by G. Anton.
Ladies’ Album: now dance, for piano.
I have loved thee ;_sang.
Sister, darling; Rest thou gently, sea;
Lovely Nancy, a.soug, by Mrs. Barney Williams.
Dr. Watt’s moral and divine songs.
Thoro is n sigh in the heart
Mamma 13 so very particular. v
Beautiful Blue Violets.
Keep the heart light as you can. •.
LeS Patineurs Waltz; by Jullien. v -
Piuwaic Waltzes; Moonshine Bedowa. -
Adll Polka, and Eleanora do.
La Fierro Polka; Sunrise Sckottipch.
’■ A large assortment of the latest foreign publications fbr
the Piano, just received and for sale by
H. SCUROEDER A CO.,
declO . Cano's Hall, 83 Fourth street.
J. D. WILLIAMS.
A COMPLETE assortment of Songs, with English end
Italian words; Fantasies and Potpourris, arranged for
the PiAno, from all the favorite and popular Operas of Mo
zart, Donizetti, Bellini, Meyerbeer, Kosinl, Verdf, Anber,
Weber. BolHJou, Balfe, Lortzing, Floton, etc., oteg together
with the latest compositions of Jaoll, Gottsdialk, Jul Hen,
Strakosch, etc., etc., otc, ‘ Just received and for salo by
H. 80HR0EDER A CO^
novSQ Cargo’s Hall, 83 Fourth Btreet.
rIIIIE own**r. intends leaving the city, and will roll, on
A reasonable terms,a good TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
of throe rooms, store-room, finished attic,and -good cellar,
with Lot of 17 feet front by 85 Seep; situate on Third st.
This is a gcxd location for a baker, there being a large oven
in tho cellar, which cost $BO. • Price and terms made known
at tho Real Estate Office of S. CUTHBERT A SON,
declC 140 Third street.
TALUABLK CITY ERUPEKTY FOR SALE, consisting
of two Three Story Brick Houses on Penn street; also,
three Dwelling Houses In the rear. The Lot is 48 ft. front
by 100 deep. The Houses on Penn street aro excellent
business stands. For prico and terms, call at the Real Es
tate Office of • S. CUTHBERT A SON,
declO 140 Third street.
; Ur. David Hunt, ' . .. -
DENTIST—OmcE,. Fourth street, between
.%i22j§y Market and -Wood streets, nearly opposite .the
■ Pittsburgh .Bank. 1. -. .. , -noyl7:ly. .
CARGO’S HALL, Aburt/t ztreef near Hbod, opposite La
fayette Hall, can bo obtained-Ibr Parties, Festivals.
Concerts, Public Meetings, Ac. . Also, Cargo’s Cotillon and
Sox Horn Band con bo found in readiness at aU,tirnes l by
-applying to WM.. FRANK CARGO, at the Crystal Palace
Daguerrean Rooms of R.H. forgo A Co., Fourth street
jylO • r ~ ■ ' ' ''' ' '■ -'•
B. IXJUTH. A BKdy East Birmingham, manufacturers of
• Bar Iron, and small Iron of all descriptions, and.
make, also, tho finest quality of Hoops, Rounds and Squares.
Leave onlera for Iron in - the box, at the city Post
Office. •- - - -• • - ■ • oclB ./
"VTEW BOOKPI—II. P.. Callow, .Dispatch Buildings, has
received;tho following:
Magazlno of Art,for December;
' No. G Practical Draughtsman; . .
• Popular Educator,for December;
TUe Lady at Home, by Arthur; .
' The Iron Rule; by'Arthur; •
• -ThoTwin Brothers ; ' ; .
: Ahd all the different Magazines fbr the present month.
• ‘ dcMV . H. p. CALLOW, Third street,
ADIES’d; CLOTH CLOA f£B-~Wo have now ;for rale a
j’lsrgeand choice-variety-of •Ladles':Cloth Cloaks; - •
• docl2 • A;. A; MAFOPL A.Cfo No- 25 Fifth st.
t)NNHW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI.—
_IZ4 Sight Checks on tho above points ibr saloby
• • A. WILKINS A OCk,-.
decs Fa, 71 Fourth street.
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For Sale.
EDWARD FABER.
ARNOLD & TTTLLIAMB,
Ag<mtd for ~VTestern PcnngylTapia and Va.
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MEDICAL.
Invalids of Pittsburgh and Vicinity,
tTVIJR attention is urgmlly invited jo a rtrnfaJaoJ &&
A did perusal of something that hi/t just been intro
Uuced into tbo time honored Kcjßtoce Stato.
pvitTEßaiAcnmps
HVDItO-EtECTJaO *
VOr.TAIC OILAIXS!
A NEW nnid NOVEL mode of appljingju powerful remedial
so constructed'as to be worn under the gftrmvnt*.
?'**s;«*«.• sldn,producing ft constant, UNINTERRUPTED
uirreut of ELECTROMAGNKTISM. effectim: ■ .
V■ * v Immediate'KeUe*
Prom the permanent enroofall
NERVOUS DISEASES.
It seldom baa felled to foroiah almost certain reUeT and •
a MSAt, PERMANENT CUIIB, hy Wig
to directions, to the following disease I
Uheumatlsm, Uterine Peine,
noui, Sciatica, .■■Palpitation of the Heart,
. Paralysis, ... Periodical. Headache, •
• Riinful and, Swelled Joints, . St. Vitus’Dana*, ‘ ‘
. Neuralgia of tlio Face, - General Debility. :•
. Diseases of the Spine, . Polns of tho Ch'cnt/
‘ Deafness and Blindness. : - Hysterics, Dyspepsia.'
ALL DISEASES
That are caused by a: deficient' mnount of NERVOUS
FLUID, aro greatly relieved, net permanency enrol by
simply wearing the chains f »r n few hour* each day.
.Beit-Understood
Tbat.it Is not claimed, tbQt It bum nil disease*, but only'
thoto for which it-is recommended; and moreover, we
boldly claim and DEFY,tbat,no medicinal agent of ANY
KIND-has; performed’SO MANT CURES daring the last
year, of those diseases just named, ns .
PULVEBMAOHER’S. ELECTRIC CHAIRS.
And to prove this assertion; we defy any porson to produce
so many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients ’53-may bo
found In a pamphlet of thirty-six pages, to' be hod {gratis)
of the agent in this town. . .. .
. The electric Chrins werofirsfc Introduced in Francs in ISSO,
and aftor being subjected to tho most "
Thorongh and Rigid’ Trial, .
By.lhß first medical,men in Paris, they were found thpo*-:
auss strange and marvellous power in reiiQVibgpain, where*
ever applied, anil by.thelr'influence Fere,introduced into
the hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent
by tho French Government. •. • ■;
They aro now introduced'in almost every Hospital in
England,: Germany, Austria, Belgium, andpatonted In
those countries where they have-become the
MOST POPULAR CURATIVE AGENT IN. THE WORLD.
They were first introduced into the United States about'
one year since, and. went through the same tr al as in Eu
rope,and were at once introduced Jnto every Hospital in.
New York, where they are now in daily use, effecting evon
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than had ever before -been
awarded them;
,Tbey are highly recommended by Profs. Valentino Mott
Van Bareu, Post and others, who have published their
views of their power and value in several of-the medical
journals in that city, and are also in tho .daily practico of
recommending their use to patients. ' A full account oftheir
opinion may also be found in every pamphletjaud sent to
the address of any person in the State by Applying {post
paid) to Dr. GEO.H. KEYSERj who ia agent for Pittsburgh,
Pa. The chains can he sent full descriptionß
for use.. . ' - .
Price of Chains, $3 and $5.
Physicians are politely invited to call and oxamlao their
construction, and pronounce upon their merits. ••••■ *
One Word More to!lnvalids*:
No person need fear that they, will not accomplish just
-what it is clafSned they tan do,- and; all persons who have'
become disgusted with a constant pouring down of patent •
nostrums (bottled swill) are kindly and politely invited to
give them a trial.
N. B.—One Chain wiU last for years' and lore none of its
electric power by use, and can bo applied to either adult or
child.
GEO. Hr-KEYSER,-No. 140 corner of Wood street and
virgin alley, wholesale ana retail agent; [declfedawfim
DYBPRPBIA,. .
RHEUMATISM,
FROM JCHE METROPOLIS.—Paa3ft around! let the at*
dieted health© glad ridings 1 This is but the sentiment of
thousands: .
WAsHEfOiOK, May 17, 1868,
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbray— Gentlemen : Having boon
afflicted with Liver ebmptaint of tenyears standing, l bore. ■
by t foriho benefit of the niTHcted,take great pleasure In an* i
trouncing that after using a few bottles of >our Hampton '•
Tincture,! found it had accomplished a perfect cure, I
have used different medicines from time to time; but have ::
ne*er been ablo to account forany apparent good; and it Is
a blessing tostricken humanity to find that medicine la
fonnd which possesses the wondreuspower nfprbldnginghu~
manti/e. , Tho many enres it has wrought is a sufficient
guarantee of tho beneficial results which may bo.experien
ced from Its use. Yours, respectfully';'
j. CmtTAcr Hat.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
[Extract from James Harris, Esq.'s Letter, Alexandria, Fa.l
After speaking of wonderful cures on"himself, he rays
Mm. H. has been suffering with the liter complaint and
with inability, constantly complaining, fromweakness
through her whole system. She now onjoys better health
than for'thirty years,- being entirely restored by tho use of
llmnplon’s Vegetable Tincture.” -
. DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
[Extract of a Letter from J. Grimes, Esq:, Loudon €b., Th.l
“My wife has been for years afflicted'with great weak- '
nees; pain in thobreast,sideand hack; palpiiationof tho.
heart; feebleness of tho nervous system; loss of appetite; ’
complexion sallow; the sfght of one eyo almost gone,th© A ~ "
other very weak. lam pleased tosay,Hampton’S:Tincturo' ■'''.-'I
has restored her to perfect health. Her eyes are os good
now os ever they were.” Y
: RH£UMATiSM, G 8 YEARS.'
. Mrs. E. Bagwell, of Virginia; suffered from Rhoumatlsin -
from her 12th to her 50th year of age; at times entirely
helpless. Being wealthy, she employed tiio best medical at* '
teDtion, and tried many medicines, but was cored only by '
Hampton's Vegetable tincture. -
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
Tho wife of Thomas M. Yeakle, 78 Pearl street, was a
great sufferer Tot eight years.- Restored to perfect health -
by-Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture, :
MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM;
Mr. J&rrcit Plummer, 158 East Baltimore street, suffered
this disease intensely six years; could not elrep; dreadful
ulcers formed on his limbs, from which splinters of bone is-’
sufrd. His physician pronounced liimhjcurahlejbut Hamp
ton’s Vegetable Tincture cured him. -
' HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
Ahoy in tbofamilyof tho Hon.W.p. Thomtosonj onto r ?
member of Congress from Kentucky, was a mass of sores
from head to foot. His eyelids turned inside out, protru
ding over tho eyeballs so as to produce bllndneßf Ho was
cured by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac.
- Mr. Wm. Oldham, of the Baltimore euffor* - -
e*i these complaints for eighteen months, with body and •
mind seriously affected, ne was cured by Hampton'sVca-~
etable Mixture, alWr other things fMled, ! ~ ’ ■■ ■
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, Ac.
- Mr. nenry C. Winn had a cough for five years, great
weakness, had, in ell, fire or six physicians: tried all
their remedies, but was cured onlyby
. HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
45* For sale, wholesale and .retail, at tho Drug Store of
Dr. GEO. H. cbrher'of Wbod’Hreet and Vir
gin alley. Also, by J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny. [no2id*w - r
BE. BASHING’S LACE OF BODY BBACB,
. ' Tire Brace,of Dri Banning
■ ■ . is now got up in a much im* .
jcsv ; i . form, andTs worn by
r i' n vK : . '/&' I) hundreds of persons for tbo
A Y rC j'.... '... ■■ n y JM cure orulprovenLlon of Vocal,
wk - TT , " TU: '‘ ,ll, “]r £7 -Piilnonajyy DyfpfptiCf Kir
\\ /$S ftQk C/ vaus, SpinaL' Irttnalt* Ulc*-
■ , ■ -riiH Chud-tcd " 7T.
; w : ESSES* such’ns';Prolapsub
-' • ' Utori,'Chronic THai^hcea,
- ;.Droggicg of-tho Bowel®,
- _ - - Hies, Fistula, Milk Leg, and
Enlarged Veins. 'Essays, descriptive of ita nee, mafb&had.
at my Stow, free of charge. . '
<9s* I -also keep Fitch’s, Chapin’s, Jackson’s, Mrs; Betts* •
and Vanhorn’s .SUPPORTERS; also, TRUSSES ofevery
kind;:Lace Stockings, Snspensary Bandages, and every ra-v
riety of mechanical appliances used in the. cure of diseaso.
I would respectfully invito the attention of physicians and
othexa to the above articles;
'.... For sale at’
Dr.G. H. EETSER’S DRUGSTORE,
140 Wood: street
IT. B,—Persona in :want of Trusses, tan haTO them sent
to any part of the country, by stating vrhcthor.for the right
or left side, and Bonding the 'measure round tba body, [nol
950 Reward
MENT, and use It aceoiding todirectionfli
w“rr •' if they will call at my-offlce and say with
a clear conscience, that. it will pot cim*
■: jpk&ty cure Chapped Hands, Chiblainß,Cha*
' jfse&l&EßiL -ung, Sore Lips, Burnsahd Freeses, Sorea
on Children, and greatly al!eyiato,Jf not
entirely cure’Saltrßemn, |4ies, Inflamma
tion of the Breast,, Cites of Insects, Pimples onthe Face,
and ail Diseases of the Skin. MONROE TERREL,
V Naugatuck. Cons. *
For sale by FLESTTNG BROTHERS, and Dr. KEYSER,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J. G. SMITH, Birmingham; Mrs.
S. HOLMES, TemperancerciUe; D. : M.. CURRY, Allegheny;
. WM, SEI BERT A BRO., 477 peirn. street, Pittsburgh; LOR'
ENZ & WlGHTMANjPennsylvania Glass Works SAhPL
DYER, Allegheny; WMf SMITH, Lawrcnceville'; T.TTKF. U„
DAVISON, East liberty; SPANG&
LEWIS DALZELL & CO., Sharpsburg; STEWART, LLOYD
& CO., Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W. HANNEN, Man
chester. ■ '
Jy2sai*wy
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,B. TEBREI/S HKALINO OINTMENT tnli cure Salt-
rheam(Tetter), Chilblains, Common SoresiCkflLppedor ..
Cracked Hands, Burns or Scalds, Cats or Wounds. Piles, In
flammation of the Breast, Bites-of Insects, Sore Lips,Pirn
pies on the ,Faeej and Breaking Out and Sores on Children,-
end all Diseases of the Skill) quicker and surer than any .
other Medicine. J : v . • v
'For sal® by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEYSER,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G.SMITH Birmingham Drug
Store: WM. SEIBERT& BRO., 477 Penn street; LORENZ
& WIGHTMAN, Pennsylvania. Glass Works: S&s; S.'
HOLMES, TempcranceviUe; D, M. CURRY, AUegheuy.City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WM. SMITH. Lawrenc*
vlllo; LUKE B. DAVISON, East. Liberty; SPANG & CO.,
Stewortstown; LEWIS DALZELL & CO., Sharpsborgh;
STEWART LLOYD & CO., Mechanics* Iron Works; J. W.
HANNEN,Manchester.: , ,
, jygfrdawy • . •
NB.— A single box nf Dr. TERREL’S OINTMENT Will
• keep any Blacksmiths, Farmer's, Sailor’s, orMechan*
Jc’s hands, Ist them chap or crack ever so bod, sound Hnftfn
good working order all winter. • • 1 r
Prepared sail sold - by • MONROE TERREL,'
jy26:d*wy , - • • Naugatuck, Conn.
Private DUeues.
• a DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alloy, Do* ' ‘ «v
. votes his entire attention to an oUlco Practice,
W. His business Is moatly- ccntined-to.; -
«H»': VaurcalDitediu, and such painful affections,.
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and execs#* - • r
- ' Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Stricture.
UrotnraVDisch&rgeSrlmpurity ofjtho -Blood, witliallDlsea* "
ses of the Venereal OrgaiC Skin‘Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seialnal.Weak*
neaB, Impotency, ‘Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weaknoss*
.Monthly Suppwßsions, .-Diseases ,of tho Joints, Fistula in ’ •
Ano, Nervous Affections, Pnin sfn tho Back ami Loins, Irri-.
tation of tho Bladder and Kidneys,successfully
Cure guaranteed : '• .
Bhtteen years*prai;tiee (Bix-itt this city) enables Dr. Brown..
to offer assurances of a Bpccdy euro to all who may come us*
jierrhiacare*-; : • _'J
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamond alley* • -
-t£&»Chara«* moderate. ;■ nov&dAwly ■
Ehbtim atisai.—DT. Brown’s nerwly discovered remedy
: for Rheumatism is a speedyniul certain Homed? fog
-that painful trouble. It never falls. - .
Ofßceand Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND!
Pittsburgh, Ponn’a. TbeDoctoris always at homo. -
marchSid&w. - . ■
Ten Acres for Sole*
THE subscriber offers, for . sale .Tea Acres of Laud, neat
the residence of Itev..Dr.Cainpbellj in Manchester, tOl
of -which is fa the hjghest'state of cultivation. • Near GOO
bearing apple, peach,-plum-ami pear troes,all-of'which aro-'
grafted fruit, are on'the lot; also; about three acres' of rioo--
yards of tho best 'quality of -grapes; the othar improve-.V
ments are two Dwelling Houses and one of the -
dwellings is hew, hot having been yet -
peet from this place is among the hiost extensive and oefta
tifnlin the country. It ißubumlnntly supplied with, fluo ■ '
neverdhiling springs; Apply to Sir; Crnfti on the premises; ~ ;
or to _ __ •/" JAhTE3 BtAKHXY, ... r
Estate'Offl«V<»**-fiCTeatbttbsSroitlifieWatfc\\' ’’
extensive varietyof Grape yinee fcrT Bale.';' Ap-
ply afl above:': /..- .- . a -■■• declO • •
4 BIRMINGHAM -GKOCEIrt Jb'Oli^SiLK— A
f\, bargain can be hod of it, if called for soon. It b? ouo
of the best on that side of tho river, doing a £ne cush' bual
nevs. . Enquire of . . THOIIAB WOODS, ■ "*■
‘ dec!7 40Markatatreet.:
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