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THE CITY PQ
THURSDAY MORNING:
DEMOCRATIC CITY COHVE3TIOU.
Porsuant to acall from the dtyllifcutiiv Committee,
the delegates elected to hspresont the different Wardß of the
Citymet Id. Convention In the City Hell, yOstcrdaymorn-
T-. lie, utllo’cloek...
. - -.Jacob M’Oomsrsß, .of the Third Ward, was, on motldnof
-M« 0* Milligan, called to the chair. - •
* JonsB.l&BnncPT, of the Eighth Wdnl, and Jons IL
v - • Bmut, of: the First Ward, were nominated as Secretaries. ■.
' Jacob Tows* of the.Sefenth Wald, andJoift? C.DAVrny
• * • of the Bocond 'Ward, wore chosen Vico Presidents of<tho
■».* Convention. »■- .• • •.•••
.. The PresHnat announced theflrat basins* to be the re*
■ -caption ortho .-credentials, of delegates.'-Thewards were
called; end the following delegates announced:
- . . firrf W&nf—OooTTTßWilson, John H.Baoloy,Hugh Saßle,
John Dryer, and FhUlp U’L&uchlin. : ’ >
•.f, i-Ssocad Wmf-Charltoßarnett, Arthur ftPGUi; John M.
,• i Irwin, Jobn O. Dantt, and CharlesF. Porter.
Third JKtrrf-Jahn -C. Bunn, JaOnVSrCoMster, M. a
Milligan, George Funston, and John Bnnwoody;
Iburth BfcjidL—The Fourth Ward was not represented
. in the Convention.’
Fifth TTfcrd-rGeorgo Stewart, Charles Felix, Jas. Tucker,
• Wm.MOogue, and John Heldman. ■ ;
S\xth Wird—J. C: Commlnß, John Kennody, William n.
. ":-C3aley, Justus Finch, and James Chambers.
, r r Seventh 'Ward—W. W. Irvin, Jacob Tomer, Wm. Moor-
R. H. N. Thompson, and Alexander Class. ‘
, -Eighth Ward —Wm. Alexander, Bernard Flanigan, 8omL
:-Dunn, John 8. Kennedy, and Bernard'M’Glnuls.'
• JV inth. Tlhnf—Thomas S. Rowley, Joseph Weeks, Patrick
. Donley, Jacob Gundennan, and Leopold ITecjncr.
. - v Mr. Kennedy moved that the Convention prooeod to nom
inate a candidate for Mayor. Ho. gave way, however, to
-: Mr. Bunn, who moved that each Ward, whether fully rep
resented or not, should bo entitled, when voting, to five
. Totes, to bo cast by the delegates in attendance.
<.■ /. After Iho roll had been called, Mr. Kennedy renewed his
- motion that tbo Convention proccod to nominate a candi
• • date for Mayor. -Carried. ••• :
• Jams G. Psttiqrsw was nominated by John 8 * Kennedy.
Jons C. Datztt was nominated, but ho declined,Hud nora
> ' inated Ratio Campbell. A gentleman said bo Was author
. Used to withdraw Mr. Campbell’s name. • Mr. Davltt replied
. that Mr. C., if nominated, would sot decline tho 50m1...
... nation.: .
: Mr. Ounn moved that & -committeeof eight—quo from
each Ward represented—be appointed to draft resolutions.
..' Agreed to,and tho following commltteo appointed by tho
•chair: Messrs. JohoO.Bunn, J.II. Bailey, Chos. Barnett
.■••• George Stewart, Jacob-Tomer, Wirr. Alexander, and Tbos.
S. Rowley.
. .. -. Amotion was made by Mr; Barnett that tho Convention
: proceed to bollot for a candidate for Mayor vivee vocc* Car-,'
■ .tied.: ;■
■ . The namo of David Campboll was withdrawn before the
' result of* the ballot.was announced, and JAMES C» PETTI*
GREW was. on motion of Mr. Funston, unanimously do
- dared the Democratic nominee for Mayor, &i the ensuing
election. . : • :
- After tbe result had been nnnounced. the following pre
amble and resolutions*, were reported by Mr, Dunn, the
chairman of the committee on resolutions: : *
, 'Regarding the' reputation and prosperity of our city as
. r. .‘being paramount to mere party cohsJder&tlonH. and beUeTlng
i . hoth to be greatly dependant upon a dignified, impartial
. . and rigid administration of our municipal affairs, and better*
. ing that JAMES C. PETTIGREWj Ret}., possesses the rcqoi
.. site qualifications for a successful discharge of thefunctions
of Mayor of our city; therefore,
, v - j&rolcgf, That this convention do, unanimously, present
to our citizens JAMES C. PETTIGREW, os Its candldatefor
■ ■ Mayor at the ensuing election. His experience in city, of
•-Cairn, In addition to habits'of industry hnd a discriminating
: i judgment, justify us in commending him to the undivided
support of our party. • - '
ZtcsolTxd, That tho highly f-alirfactory manner In whv'h
. Mr.. Pettigrew oonductcd the importsntduUcs of bis station,
while acting as chief clerk during Major Guthrie's two sue
. <»siful administrations, is an earnest of the success which
.. will attend bis efforts os Mayor, In the event of being called
to that responsible position.
jKesoJoai, That this convention do recommend Mr. Petti
grew to the support of our citizens generally, and pledge
ourselves to use our best efforts to Bccure bis election. In
•• this wo ash the Democracy’aeoopernticm and support. J :
. The resoiathm* were unanimously adopted. ,
• - After the resolutions had been read, Iloa. WIW. Irwin
made a few remarkß in regard, to the nominee of the party.
• The gentleman was very complimentary to Mr. Tettlgrow,
and pledged his word that, if elected, ho would make a good
; officer. Mr. Irwin moved that a committee of one from
each Ward bo appointed to acquaint Mr. Pettigrew of tbe
action of the Contention: The motion was adopted, and
the chair appointed Hon. W, IT. Irwin, George Wilson,
John C. Davitt, M. C. MilHgan, George Stewart, John 8.
Kennedy, T. S. Row Joy. and Jdmes C. Cummins, a commit
tee to wait on Mr. PutUgrew.
. .On motion of Slr.'Barnett, the Convention proceeded to
appoint a City Executive Committee, of two from each ward
■—the delegation from the wards naming iho members of
tbeicommittcofrom their respective locality:
jFirst Ward—Goorgo Wilson and William Bennett. -
... Second.Wanl—ArthurM’GUl and James Irvin,
Third War<l-Joho Dnnwoody and GftorgtrFanstou.
• * Fourth Ward—James Kern and Dennis Leonard.
Fifth Ward—George Stewayt and William RTKaig.
Sixth WardC: Cinpmlns and John Kcnmnly.
Seventh and Robert Thompson.
Eighth'Ward—John S. Kennedy and 'William Alexander.
* Ninth Ward—Joseph Weeks and Thomas SLHmrley. .
On motion of Mr. Dunn, Charles Barnett, of.tbo feoeond
ward, was added to the committee os Chairman.
A vote of thanhs vma returned to the Janitor of the City
Hall Capt. Pratt, after which the Convention adjournal
tx tdt
"Cotjct or Qcajhtb Sessions,—Before Hon. Wm. B.
M’Clure. I’rcsident Judge, arul Gabriel Adams and Wm.
Boggs, Efq’rs, Associates.
In tho rase of the Commonwealth vs. James I\ Barr,
Judge M’Clore yesterday morning charged tho jury. In
his chircehis honor, stated that as the prosecutor wasa :
publio officer, his acts were aulyects of criticism.
About half past nine o’clock, the jurv retired, and altera
considerable absence returned into conn with a verdict of
sot guilty, and that the costs Ik>.equally divided between
the prosecutor and defendant. The court sent them back:
with the instruction, that the costß mast be pat upon the:
prosecutor., tho county or the defendant. Tho jury ogahr
retired} and in n fow minutes returned a verdict of not
guilty, the county to pay the cost*.
Commonwealth vs. James Lawrence; indictment, adul
tery, J.n. Hampton andttanegin fox the prosecution, and
Alden and Arthurs for defendant. - - -
.. The parties la this case reside in Elizabeth township, in
this county. A large number of witnesses, were examined
and the trial consumed tho entire day. No verdict.
SncvTT Want) MEEnxa.—Pursuant to call a meeting of the
Democracy of the Sixth Ward was held at the School Hou*«
on. Wednesday evening, December 28th, for nominating
Ward officers, when tho following gentlemen were unani
mously nominated
Select Council—William Ward.
Common Council—James Chambers. Alexander W. Fos
ter, Thomas J. Morris and James Shidle.
Judge of Election—Robert Laird- ;
Inspector of Election—James B. Moore.
Assessor—Graham fccott- . .. .
School Directors—Jame3 D Kelly and George L. McCook.
After several Interesting speeches in support of the differ*
cm candidates,, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:, ■■ ■ * ,• : i ■
liejofaed, That in tho nomination of James C- Pettigrew
as the Democratic candidate for Mayor, we recognlzein him
'pueh principles 6f honesty and sterling worth as recommend
themselves to the approbation of every democratic voter.
And furthermore we. pledge him onr undivided support
on the 2d Tuesday of January. :
That tho DemoCTatlc.candidates _for.Councils
from this Ward, are pledged to use all to
have that most uojastand iniquitous measure lately pas*ed
hyOonOclls, commonly known os the Paving and Grading
Bill, -repealed, and if they tail in that, we as Democrats Trill
use all cur influence, wltii theLegi-dature to defeat it there.
On motion adjourned. WSL WAKD, Chairman.
Jas. B.' Moork, Secretary. , .
New Maiucet Hocsl—The association to build a sew
Market llouso now numbers forty persons, and issUll open
to such os choose to unite with it. It la in contemplation
to purchase • tho lot now occupied by the American Ifotel,
Leech's warehouse, and other buildings, extending along
Penn street four hundred and eighty feet. On this largo
and beautiful lot it is proposed to erect a new and commo
dious Market House, to be under tho control of the associa
tion building it. • -
jßi<UiiT>—Aid. Lewis.yesterday committed'to jail, on a
charge of bicamy, a man named Michael Tori*. The lofor*
mation oocusing Tcvis of the offence vrasmade by Alice Dor
sey, whore sister he married in the East, inlBso, and short
ly afterwards deserted. Nothing was benrdof him until, on
tho arrival of ills* Dorsey in the city, a fow days since, sho
aawandrecognized him: learned ho hod'married again;
nod had him arrested on & charge of bigamy. Ho was com*
xnitted for triaL - •
Fire at McKrrsro&T.—A fire broke out about four o'clock
on Tuesday morning lu the brewory establishment.of. Fred
erick Walker, in McKeesport, by which tho .whole establish
ment was consumed. IBs dwelling, house and. that of Mr.
Nicholl* was burned also—total loss about twenty-fivu Lun*
dred dollars. No insurance on tho brewery; tho : dwellings
were insured to the amount of sixteen hundred dollars.
The fin was supposed to have originated from tho furnace
in the brewery.
A New Boos. —Oar friend CAllow, at bis Literary Do
pot, on Third street, opposite the Post. Office, has soot ns a
neat handsome little volume entitled “ Jawuabt aud
just.” It is replete with bright sparkling thoughts in
prdseaud poetry, and-wo can safely recommend it to oar
- readers as an agreeable and valuable book.
For solo by Callow, at his Depot, Third otrcct ... .
- CojreiuavnAX
tho inhabitants of tho Monongahola Talley, in tho construc
tion of the ConncllsvlUo Ilailroad up tho wc*t bank of that
stream. Largo meetings have been held-within tho past
week, at Pollock’s Mills, Library, Mingo Creek, Finioyvllle,
nud Monongabela City, to secure the accomplishment of
tho desired end. . •
CoroaXMTK.—The Whigs of tho Third Ward, Allegheny,
on Saturday last, put in nomination the following gentle
men, for Connell
Select Council—William Boyd.
Common Council—David 8. Smith, James Miller, William
Owena,N.Blndtm. . ,
AiiWncw CoxvkHTio!?.—Tho Allegheny Democratic Gty
Convention met on Tuesday night, and nominated, on tho
fourth ballot, Mr. J. IL Sawyer, of tho First Word, as tbelr
candidate for tho Mayoralty.
•KtOTio!r.—R. Biddle Itobcrts, Esq., was elected onTnea-.-
day evening last, First Lieutenant of tho Duquoßno Greys.
Bonnets, bonnets.—a. a. mason.& co.*No. 25
Fifth street, will oxbibit, this morning, 260 Velvet,
Silk and Satin Bonnets, of the lateßt styles.and most fftsh
jonable colors. ■ nov2l .
- a LPACAS.—JufitTcccived at A. A. MASON & CO/S, No,
jf\. 25 Fifth street, 160 p 3. Alpacas, of every color and
quality. n°v2* ,
ft riUE SILK VELVETS.—AIow p«. extra flno. splendid
W finished Black Velvety for Ladies’Cloaks, jm»t rcc’d.
no?2l A. A. MaSON A No. 25 Fifth sb
ADIKS' CLOTH CLOAKS. —Wo invito attention to our
lanie and .«plcndli_Msortmcnt or Cloth Cloakj.nd
Velvei Talmas. faov2l] A. A. MASON A CO.-
rimiMMINGB, ! TKIMMINGB.—A. A. MASON &
X 25 Fifth Btiwot, aro now exhibiting one of the largest
assortments of Trimmings over offered In this-city, of all
the moat fashionable styles, and of every color. [nov2l .»■
BANK OF PITTaBUIiOU STOOK—IO shares for sale bj
•• : AUSTIN LOOMIS,
sovlß No. 92 Fourth *t
<KESH CRANBKKHIKs—Just received and fbrsaloat
* tho Family Grocery and Hoaßefeeeporsf BUjro of . - .....
cot!& BAILEY A ftBM3HAW« ;
*fTrOOL LONG BiIAWLB.—A. A; MASON A CO.» No. U 5
W FIFTH street, have on hand ctcje 6000 Wool Shawls
of every quality. ■ hot 14-
mO AND PENNSYLVANIA IiAILROAD STOCK—
shares wanted by. AUSTIN LQOSIIB,
oetSO • •• No. 02 Fourth st. .
AC\ 80, AND ICO ACIUi LAND WAIIKANTS WANTED
4U, by ' AUSTIN LOOMIS,.: ;
octZo No. 02 Fourth st"; s
FBBBU COHN MKAL;
rt" »U GOO lbs Extra nulled Buckwheat MeaL: r y,y ;4
Rec'd and for sale by: .BAILEY A KENSHAW,
cct29 253 Liberty street
AND recdiea,lM
in 8 HAKES PITTiLIKUSTAND SAVINQS-OOr'STOCK
1U WANTED by - AUSTIN LOOMIS,
9Ct2s : No. 92 Fourth fct.-
iDECEMBER ;29.
COURT SEWS.
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
r-'i s Omd* fir ms Daiw Morkisq Post, \
*'• / . Thursday, December 29.1863. $
The weather yesterday was mild and cloudy, indicating,
rainor snow,; the.fonner'of which would the
•most acceptable, alpresent, to give, ua a little morewater
in oar rivers.. Flour and thodeodlng artldcsof Prodaeo (tho
supplies of’ which aro almost wholly dependent upon
rivernavigation.) la becoming very scarce, and prices high.
Easiness yesterday and during the week, has been very
quiet and dull, as a general thing,
FLWJR —Tho market yesterday was. very /irm, and as •
the stock in first hands is very light and but littlo coming
in, prices may advance still .further. We note sales ortwo
lots, which were mode on Tuesdoy, but not reported, of 113
bbl* at canal warehouse at $5,90@6; 100 do Pearl Mills at
$6@042, (those .sales were made early In the morning).
Sates yesterday of 25 bbls extra from store at l5 do
enperfiue from store ats6,l2l£; from stores salts were brisk
ot $8 t 25@8,37 for superfine, and so,37@<V>O for extra, by
the drey load; ' ■ • ; •
BARLEY.—SaIes 114 bus from wagons, at COc. ..
2OO bus from wagons, at 40©41c» .
; BRlOK*—Sales 3000 extra at $4O; 4000 common at $25.
LUMBER.—We liaTO reported tho following prices for
cleacpine at $25,' Mj comroOndo, a5.512,50(gj13.} poplar
plank $20(330; Vx inch do $12013* cherry (green) at $2O. .
HAY.—Bales 24 loads at the scales at slo@l4.
: of2oo bblscommon and'extra ats2®2,l2.
WHISKY—SaIes 78 ln lots nt2C@27c.
CORN.—Sales 1000 bus nt 55c.
COPFBTS:—Tho market is firm with a sale of 15 bags re
ported at 13/#V '■
• APPLES—Sktcsftoa Store of tM) bbls at SI,CS. -
CLOVER SEED.—Wo are not advised of anyealos wor
•thy of notice, but quote at $5,37(515,00. :
CHEESE.—Steady-pales from ttorca at 9@loc.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.—Sales 65 sacks at $1,25; 20 do
fromstorsafcsl,3l. .
J?0BT of Pittsburgh.
4mr O mciia vATtit 11* tub cuakfxl. -
AKUIVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville,
“ . Luzerne,Bennett, Brownsville.
<k Thomas Shrlver, Lailcy, West Newton.
“ Gen. Bayard, pecblos, Elizabeth.
“ DiurnaL Sheppard, .Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
“ Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
.. u Luzerne, Bennett, BrownATillo.
u .Thomas Skrirer,Bailey, West Newton.
lt Gon.Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Exchange,McCallum, Wheeling.
AUCTION SALES.
Auction oara>
TAMES STKENNA+ Auctioneer and Commission Mer
tl chant,No. 120 .Wood etreut, near the corner of Fifth,
regular kales of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Glassware,
new and second band Furniture, each day at 10 and 2
o’clock; and at early gaslight, each evening, Watches and
Jewelry,Guns, Pistols, Books, Fancy or tides, Cutlery, Boots,
Shoes, Ac., withageneral assortment, of ovary description
of Dry. Goods. Refer to the principal merchants. fcb9
. ’ AuotionNiDaUy Sales*
A T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
il Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. M.» a general assortment
of Seasonably Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats.Ca.ps, Aa* - • 4 •
AT 2 O’CLOCK, J>. M.,
Glassware, Table Cntleiy, Looking
Sfloond Hand Household and Kitchen Far
nlturOjAc., v . .
- AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Varioty Goods, Gold and
Silver.watchca, Ac.-. .F. M, -DAVIS, Auctioneer. fjo3l:tf
JAJtES MeKEHBA, Auctioneer.
*yC) DOZ. TABLE COVERS AT AUCTION.—On. THURS-
I DAY next, December.2o,at 2 o’clock, will bo sold, at
McKenna’s Auction House, 72 dozen assorted Oil Cloth
Tablo and Stand Covers, latest patterns.'
dec2o JAMES McKENNA, Anct’r.
French brandy; burgundy,-fort Madeira
WINES, at Aucnox—On Thursday next, December 29,
at 2 o’clock, will bo sold at McKenna's Auction House, with
out reserve:
9 1 /+ casks excellent quality French Brandy;
6 do Burgundy fort Wine;
2 do Madeira Wine.
Those intending to purchase can examine previous to pale.
dec2o JAMES McKENNA. Auct’r.
ASSIGNEES’ BALE of an extensive COUNTRY DRY
GOODS STORE AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY next,
January 2,1854, at 10 o clock, will be sold, at McKenna's
Auction House, by orderof Assignees, tho stock of a xottiil
conntry store. Among tho Lot are some very fine goods,
such as Saxony, Coborge, merinos, alpacas, mous de lalnea,
beralscs, ginghams, linen lustres, calicos, chintzes, pant,
stuff, vestings, flannels, bleached and brown muslins, silk
hilkfs. and cravats, fine shawls and dross lulkfs., ribbons,
lares, tweed cloths, casslnets, patont thread, spool cotton,
gloves and hosiery, suspenders, llnsevp, lamb's wool shirts
and drawera*.whlte dress shirts, gingham and check shirts,
overcoats and pantaloons, superfine satis vests, Irish linen,
buckram and padding, silk plush, Chileans, heavy blankets,
furniture calico, men, women, missus, boys and youths’
boots, brognna, shoes, bootees, buakius, pumps and slippers,
gnm overshoes; also, a very largo lot of silk and worsted
fringe, with many other artidex. ■ . < •.
dec26_ ‘ JAMK3 McKKNNA, Auctioneer.
P. H. DAVIS, Aacttonoor.
Books, oor.D silver watciies, fancy goods,
Ac-, at Auction.—On SATURDAY crcning, December
Glpt, at o’clock, bo cold, at tho Commercial Sale.*
Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth etreeta, a largo collection
of valuable Books, embracing standard library editions in
rations departments 'of science and literature. Splendid
onnaala and handsomely illustrated works, in gorgeous
binding, for holiday presents; .family blbles, in great v.arie
t ' '
.. . blank books; lettor and cap writing paper; gold pens;
jwncils; nngniviugs;'paintings; goJd mid wlver wntehes,
among which Is one gold patent lever irateh worth {CO; a
variety of mtuicul instruments, fancy got <1«, Ac.
dcc2i> * IVST. DAVIS, Aucl'r.
“1854."
HTTSBUBGH, dNCIHIfATI, LOUIBVHLE,
* A5T>
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
FfiJl fHR COXVtrwdc f>T
PASSENGERS ASD FREIGHT
limms'
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
Anti Saint Louis*
Tms Lixc in comjcswi of rovcn rrm. *.
clbs* powerful uno- j
t£vS*-* ffirSg.r)ua l .]M for f ; i a
and comfort, ami i» the <wftT Tnroucu naiir like o? Steam
Jackets on the Ohio nvrr. It connects with the li. h. Mai!
Lino of SttiAnif’M from unrjnuntl to Louhvide and Saint
Loute,'by. which pansenpera and freights™ tickcifti and rc
ceiptfd through Hatty. ‘ Tiro new Summers have been added
to the Line, which now conauts of Iho following honU:
Vaytof Deparlttre
Bo of/, ' . ' Cbphiins. from PUUbttrgfu
BUCKEYE STATE....—M.W. Ecutnoovi:n.«.SuDdoy.
MESSENGER, No. 2—J. B Datm-.—.—.....Monday.
A LLEGHENY .... .Gio. SPLun .Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE..—W». J. Kontix .....Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA 1L J. Giuct..——.Thursday.
PITTSBURGH— CA*ranx— Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA—.Jito, KtnfEP.ti.Tra. Saturday.
Leave dally at 10 O'clock, A. RL, prerisnly.
No freight roccivod aftcr.nino o'clock on tho morning of
departure...' r .
For particulars, apply on board, or to .
JOHN B. LIVINGSTONE AfWfl
JOHN FLACK, Agents,
Moncngabcla House Buildings.
Idecl9]
Pittsburgh. 1853.
Notice.
anus ANNUAL ELECTION Ibr seven Trustees or the
1 Masonic Fund Socletv of. Allegheny County, will be
held at the null, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 27tb Dec'r,
Inst., between the bo'urs.of 0 and 8 o'clock. A general at
tendance cf the Stockboldertis requested.
By order of tba President.,
dor2LBt A. O. RKINHAiyr. EWy.
JUST BECiUVUD —iSU kegs superior KojrlUh Mustard.
jjsiiu luwonTii,
Comnr of Dintnopri nnfl Diamond alley
JUST RECEIVE!*—6 bUfi SwoetCider.
,7KHU HAWORTH,
Onrncr of Ulamowl nnd Diamond nilay.
I?XTR ACT LOGWOOD-SCO lb* for sale nt
Vdec!7 ■ KKYSSa^liQyooil-Bt.
H GOTLAND'S GERMAN SITTERS—-0 dnz. tor Miloat
dpc!7 • - K EYSKK'S. 140 Wood »t.
WOU-K’ii tk UKIDAM. AROMATIC SOtlN ATI'S—4B
dusen for salo at
<iecl7 • KEYSKIt’S, 110 ‘'Yootl street.
HAIR DfE— Do you want It r Yes I Why, then, buy
Cbistaooiuj'b. It makes a beautiful -brown err. black,
that challenges the lustre of tire raven's wing. Tor salo at
decl7‘ . - KKYSBR'S, 140 Wool street.
tUNE WULTK FLANNELS—A large and superior aa
' eortment Of the above on band, and selling at reduced
prices. A. A. MABON A CO.
• declO 55 Tilth street.
Blankets.— a. a. mason a ca, No. 25 Fifth street,
will open, this morning, a superior stock of 104,11*4
and 124 Swiss and English Blankets. doclO
JUST nKCEJVKD, a few Gcntt Traveling Shawls.
declg ■- A. A. MASON A CO.
Charters Railroad Company*
A MEETING of Stockholders of the Company will bo
held, In arconlanco with the provlelonsof the Charter,
on MONDAY, the Oth day of. January next, at the Monou
• gohela Bouse, Pittsburgh, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon* for
the purposo of electing a Board of Managers, for the ensu
ing year. (dec!7) . J. K. MOOItUEAD, Ercs'L
J-iiCOTT, DENTIST) Fourths trout, fivo doors
IffirffipySiTrrrrt of Market.
■ - office Houbs—From n!no JL M. to fire
dec2o:y
KECRIVED —Some more of: those beautiful premium
' Combination RUBBERS. Prices lovr. At 107 Marktt
.street. (d«cO) ' W. E. BOHMEUTZ.
WEDDING ENVELOPES AND CAKE BOXEB—plain
and very handsome—for sale by
de3 JOHN 8. DAVISON* 66 Market, street.
C'IOKDIAL, Now England Hum, Jamaica Spirits, Kuom
/ mel, Wine Bitters and Peppermint, for sale by
• MILLER A RICKETSON,
ravriNES —OpaxtOj Port, Teneriffe, Malaga, Madeira,
: VV Claret, Sherry, White RheoUh, Muscat, Lisbon, Bur
gundy, Champagne, Anchor, $172, $174 M. A U. Ileidsick,
Vcr acne Wines, in storo and lor sale l>y • .
I doc*! . MILLER A RTCKETSON.
OILS— -Wintor Sperm, Fall do., Winter Whale, Bleached
Elephant, Tanners*, Straits, Bank: and Shofo, Lioseed,
Lard Oils, for sale by. MILLER A RICKETSON, , s
. di»c22 . . - 221 and 223 Liberty st.
R£Hi> APPLES—2OO bushols in store and lo’r salo by
oe!9 ■ • : KING A MOORHEAD.
SUNDRIES—! crate Hags;
"• • lbbl Lard:
1 “ 801 l Balter;
'• IDry Apples}
1 bor Beeswax;
, I sack Hops;
• - 1 bbl Chcstunts;
100 doz Brooms.
Received this day and for sale by
j doc2l • KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
SOAP— 30 boxes Palm,
10 do Castile,
6 do Almond,
2 do Olive, .
2 do Candla, .
J ... 60 -do Toilet and Fancy; for sale .by
. nov24 * J, P. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street,
B W; -FLOUR— * -
- 250 sacksß.W.Flour,sofoaeach;
> - 25 do do ’• 25 do on hand, and
for sale by fnovgfl • KIRKPATRICK A IXKRRONS.
fTjTP.r.n PLASTER—B 4 barrels “ Canal Mills, Erie ” brand
;P on hand, and for salo by
fiorS , .KIUKPAIBICg. & HERRONS.
nryUBBKKIi;- OVKHHUOKS, BUBKINB, JKNNy LIUDS,
Utfc BOOTS and SAND ALB, of yricoa.
. v Comcr Maryot and Übetty ata.
jpALM SOAF—SO boles CMUlcotHo Palm BpSp, onto*
gntKPATBicK. t immoss.
TDOjmKTd, HONNKTB-—art BUS, SUlnomlV,lve» Ben
*«“’■*’ rTwoSSSk.
•k S
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CRYSTAI. FAUOE OimuTALLBD
. with a mstUT'CiF: - - • ?
VCIIBISTMAB PRESENTS,
Of every description,
AT HODKTNSOirS FANCY CHINA STORE,
.' ; = • . LAratETTB HAIt,- nTTODPCOir. . - TjlocSQ^t
Annuals and gift hooks kokibw, at u. miner
& CO.’S, No. 32 BMITIIFIHLT) struct:—
Poetry of the Year—Postages from the Poets, doscriptive
of the Season, with twenty-two colored illustrations, from
eminent artiste.
Our Savour,-with Apostles and. Prophets; containing
eighteen exquisite engravings. •
The Land of Bondage; Illustrated in the Journal of a
Tour. In Egypt
Tho Queens of England—a series of twenty-seven elegant
portraite of female sovereigns. ■ • •
A Book of Passions; by G. P. It. Jamoa; illustrated with
sixteen splendid engravings. -
. Evenings at Donaldson Manor, or the Christmas Guest;
by Miss Mclntosh; with ten engravings. .
Beauties of tho Court of Charles 114 a series of finely en
graved portraits of distinguished women. ' v.V'
Tho Book of the Heart, or Love’s Emblems; illustrated
with thirty-three fine steel engravings. '
Illustrious Personages of the Nineteenth Century; nine
teen finely engraved portraits. .
Tbe Diadem, a Souvenir for tho Drawlng-Koom and Par
lor: illastratwi.with twelve steel engrarings.
The Souvenir Gallery; an illustrated gift book for all
seasons.', ...
Gems of Beauty, or Literary Gift for 1851; nlnecng's.
The Rosary of Illustrations of the Bible.
Gift Book of Gems, a literary Offering for all Seasons. ;
The Token of Friendship, a Gift Book for all Seasons.
The Amaranth, or Token.of Remembrance.
Keepsake of Friendship.
Tho Garland, or Token of Friendship.
The SXagnolia, or Gift Book of Friendship.
Golden Gift; a Wreath of Gems, from the prose and poet*
ical.writera of England and America. -
Tho Casket, ft Gift Book for all Seasons.
The Ladies’Gift, or Souvenir of Friendship;
Friendship’s Offering, for 18&4. .
The Snow Flakbj for 1854. •
Affection’s Gift, for 1854.
. The Gem Annual; 1br1854.
JUVENILE BOO£3.
Liltle Ferns for Fanny’s Little Friends. . .
. ; Mr. Rutherford's Children; by tbe author of M The Wide,
Wide World.”
Parley’s Present for all Seasons. '
Tho Boyhood of Great Men.
Evenings at Home.
Tip-Top, or oNoblo Aim. .*
Fireside Fairies. - . .
Tho Arabian Nights Eutertalnments.
■r The Parent’s Assistant. •
Robinson Cra^oe.
. Bandford and Merton. •’
Boy's Book of Fun. v
Mother Goose’s Melodies. * . '
Purchasers are requested to call and examine our large
and constantly Increasing stock. It MINER A CO-* ,
dec2l • No. 32 Smlthfirid vtroct.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, handsomely bound ami
illustrated. Tho following ore a few of , our large as
sortment :
Our Bavlour, with Prophets and .AposUesj -a aeries of
eighteen highly finished engravings, designed expressly for
this work. Turkey morocco, full gfllyST. ....
Tbo Queens of England; a series.of portraits of distin
guished female sovereigns. Morocco, fall gilt, $lO.
The Poetical Works of Thos. Moore; one vol. Morocco,
full gilt, and illustrated with steel ongravlngs, $O.-
Byron’s complete Works, same style, $O.
Poems of George P. Morris; one vol—ss.
The Pathways and Abiding Places of our Lord; illus
trated with eighteen steel engravings, $3.
Wild Scenes and Song-Birds, by C. W. Webber; illus
trated with twenty-five colored lithographs. Cloth SG; mo
rocco SS.
The Book of the Heart, or Loro’s Emblems; containing
thirty-three steel engravings, $B,
Tho Keepsake, a GUI for the Holidays, SG.
Bhakspearo’s Works, in variouastyles of binding, and at
prims from one dollar to twenty-fire dollars.
Also, a large and carefully selected assortment of the
lower priced Gift Books and Annuals. Call early, if you
want BARGAINS, at
W. A. GTLDENPENNEY’ & CO.’S,
78 Fourth street.
, CHRISTMAS "and TUB HOLIDAYS—'The aubseribcr
having boon at grrat pains and expenso in preparing
*or the Holidays feels quite eonfidentvwith his large and
varied stock of'Books, Ac. of being able to give good satis
faction to all who tnay wish to find Books and Presents for
the coming season. Special attention has been given to
Books for Children. .JOHN S. DAVISON,
declQ . Go Market, near Fourth st.
VTKW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT DAVISON’S BOOK
£> STOKE, 65 MARKET Btreet, near Fourth: —Hot
Corn; Ellen Mnlgravo; Pierre Toussant; Hover of the
Family: Little Ferns fi r Little Friends; The Early Called;
Little Susy's Six U>rth*days; Cloth Books C»r Children:
Kenny's Mills, or the Earnest Worker; At Tlonitt- and
Abroad, or How to Behave; sploudid English illustrated
nnd colored juveniles; Common Sights on Sea and Land;
Fox and Geese; Blind Sister; Small Sms: Prairie Mission
ary ; Self-Reliance; My First Born: The Visit; 81ns of the
Tongno; Life Real nnd Unreal; Ahrc and Bessietoys and
patsies, for children: B'jyh'wi of Great Men; Harry's Lad
der to LearrunglArnblan Nights; Kbetoris of Conversation;
splendid oditions .'f the Porto, EngUih and American,
illustrated; Melville’s Sermons; Christ in History; The
Lost Days r»t bchaufUer: PasUir’s Sketches;
Richard Williams, the Patagonian Missionary, by Hnmil
ton. declO
Btbles, hymn and imiaykk book* in tin? most
e!o jnnt strles, for family, pulpit, or personal ufo
r.UrLKH’S NKW MIALL 4to. BIBLE, tho tani-l beau
tiful family Bthln in print. In variant styles. Dr. West*
Analysis. All suitable for HolMar Proiwnt*, At--
DAVISOS'S BOOK &TOIU3.
G& Martel Btnear frnurth.
Host Important JTewa!
Q3IKR PASIIA. VICTORIOUS T
AS will be perceived by the news bronchi per steamer
Niagara, there Is no donbt but ihut, at LOUIS
iIKIXKMAN & CO.’S JEWELRY STORK, on FIFTH street,
two donre from Wood, opposite the Morning Port printing
uillw*, the CHEAPEST WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWEL
RY can bo had in this city, as thorn will be a change in the
firm on the I'd of February nest, and UicraforQ ba wM off
• tcost. Tbc?' l wishing to buy cheap Christinas and New
Year’s Presents cannot find a bettor opportunity than this.
The stock la of the m-ost exquisite kind, and has been se
lected with tho greatest care, as to workmanship and atylo.
Country dealers mid others will find H to their advantage
to come and exaa&lne our slock before 'purchasing else
where, as wo am determined to let none go uuentbfied-
LOUIS REINEMAN A CO.,
decl7:d2w 42 Filth ptreet. twodoersjfrnm Wood.
I^LEGAJTTUHT" 'iWOnsT-Vrhe’following arc a small
j part of the magnificent 'e«*dlecticn or fine books now
displayed ou and thrive*, in uulkipMioa of
pupplyicg the want* of tho«e in search of the best Holiday
ilifb Books:
Poetry of the Year; parages from the Poet?, descriptive
of the scasous : with twenty-two rolnred plates from draw
ings by eminent artists; tnogidflcitnMy bonud.
Oemof the S*a*on; beautifully illustrated uith mezzo
tint engravings, nn<l colored prevention plate.
The Queens of England; a of twenty-seven elegant
{portraits of distinguished female Sovereigns.
The Book of the Heart: or, Lovers Emblems; Illustrated
with thirty-three fine steel engraving.
The Token of Friendship.
Tho Amaranth: or, Token of Ilcmembranro.
The Snow Kinkc.
Affections Gift.
Annuals and Gift Books of all kinds, and at nil prices,
romp rising ovcrtblng of the kind published, and all styles
of bindings.
Childrcus books of nil kinds.
Toy books to suit all eyes nrnl tastes. Call and look at the
rota 1 storo of H. MINER A CO.,
derlG No. 32 Smlthfirid fitroct.
CHRISTMAS BOOKS.—II. l\ CALLOW, THIRD atm*.
h*« received a splendid lot of ANNUALS and GIFT
B.JOKS for tho npproaching UoJldaTS, to which ho takes
pleasure in inviting the attention of bis customers and the
public generally. He ha*'also received—
Hot Corn;
Nos. IS, 10,17 and 18 of Industry of All Nations;
Popular Educator,for December;
Scenes in tho IJfa of an Actor;
Yale College by Vase;
pavle, tho Pinto; Valdez, the Pirate;
Jack Junk; „•
Slorgan, tho Buccaneer, Ac. 11. P. CALLOW,
dertS Third st„ opposite Post Office.
11ANNY FKKVfi NEW ROOK—VOItTIIh HOLIDAYS.—
' 20,000 orderwl la advance of publication. Received
r.r. l t)r Palo at the Cheap Hook nod Magasino Store of 11.
MINER & 00.. No. 82 8MIT1IFIKM) street, Little Ferns
for Fanny’* Little Friends, by tbe author of u Fern
leaves”—one elegant 16 inn., £OO pages, 0 illuetmtions,
priee 75 cents. Tbo same, gilt edge, $l.
A New Gamo— the Crystal Palace. Great Imbibition, or
World’* Fair Gamo, ahowlog our country’* progress. This
gam* is put at the very low price of 25 cents, to be within
the reach of nil our coontrv’s pons and daughters.
Diaries of all kinds, for 1854.
For sale by
dccO
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY LOOKS, at DAVISON’S
BOOK STORK, 05 MARKET street, near Fourth.—Tbo
Rubsrribpr having' now opened his Holiday Books, would
Invite attention to his largo assortment of JUVENILE and
othor BOOKS suitable to theecawm. The assortment in
cludes Children's Books for all ngos and purses; English
classics. Id splendid cabinet bindings the most elegant pil
lion* of pocket, family and pulpit Bibles; superbly Illus
trated English works; and Prayer Books and Bibles In vel
toi, with gold and silver ornaments. That ho may have
the pleasure of giving greater satisfaction to friends and
customers, ho solicits early calls.
JOHN 8. DAVtSOS,
05 Market, near Fourth street.
IjUMt TliK HOLIDAYS—A goneral assortment of now
} Fruit, including Raisins, Currants. Figs, Prunesnnd
Lemons; also, Hard. Soft aril Paper-shell Almonds, Wal
nuts and Filberts, wholesale or retail.
declS 11AILKY A IIISNSUAW.
TKW MUSIC.—AM Memories, and UttloKUa; two now
Bongs, by S. C. Foster.
Reply to Lilly Bale.
Uncle Tom’s Religion
Katy Bid and Katy Didn’t—duett.
The Other Side of Jordan—Song, by Mrs. Florence. . '
Grace Behottiscb; by G. Anton.
J allien’s library of new Dances.
Vtllago Rcdowa; very pretty.
The Nymph Waltz.
Galop; with a beautiful lithograph. %
Loro Schottisch. Flora Mazurka.
Juliien’s Knglinh Quadrilles.
Junior Bachelor’s do
Prima Donna Walts,' for Guitar,
dust received and for aalu by
n. BOnROEDKK & CO.,
Card’s Hall, Fourth st.
221 nnd 223 Libortr ft.
HOI CORN I HOT CORN !1 Another supply. just re
cnWeii nnd for salts by 11. T. 0. MORGAN,
<ii*c24 104 Wood street.
Farmers’ Stalk and Strnw Cutter.
THE subscriber offors for sale Sinclair's Screw Propeller
Fodder Cutter. It is very wimple, having only : two
knives, easily adjusted i the most durable and speedy Cut-,
tor in use. They arc in use on iho farm of Mr. William
Hodgson, Steubenville road, and at the Clover Dairy of U.
Perry, from tho Seed and Horticultural Store, 49 Fifth st
dec!7 JAMKB WAItDROP.
THE subscriber offers at private Balo a-SMALL FARM,
containing SIXTY ACRES, situated In Franklin town
ship, Allfgheny county t with about fifty ( ncrcs cleaned and
In a good stato of cultivation; a good young Orchard, of
the beat kind of fruit; a good Log Hour© and ICitchcn,and
a Log Barn; about ten miles from Pittsburgh, ami about
four miles from Perrysvlllo. ; r
For farther particulars, enquire of WILLIAM QRAHAM
in Bowkkloyvlile, or to the subscriber, on the premises.
dnetC - HUGH NEELY.
TRUNKS AND VALISKS a full .assortment always on
hand, at low prices. • .Iu K. HAYWARD,
doc 7 * Comer Market and Liberty- streets.
Kor Saloy
ABAROK OR S. B. UUTjL, in good condition, now ready
to load-will carry 450 tons, drawing 4J4 foot» or 6P°
tons drawing 5 feet, upon which an insuranco of-hor cargo
eon bo effected. For sale low. Enoulroof
J. (1. iIUNTZ,
Comer of Market and Liberty sts.
GHAMPAONK IIASKETS-r-Empty Champagne liaakota,
forcaleot KEYSER’S Drag Store,
not 24 140 Wood Btreot.
/^VUXNINJS—6OO ounces for paio at
yj, doc!7 • KEYSETS. IjOWood Street.
npRUSS, HIIODLDKR BRACE> SUPPORTER AND KLAB
- TIC STOCKING DEPOT to atßr. EEYaKK’S, No.;140
comer of Wood afcreot and 'Virgin alley. AU
chanlcal appliances ere Ttept and fitted at tljls establish
ment. Satisfaction warranted In all case?. . ... .■ pot 24
CITC WAIUI4NTS—SK)O WANTED by
ADstm xwins, no. 9s fourth «t.
11. MINER & CO,
No. 32 SmlthflclJ street.
FAIiOI FOK SALE.
•“ . ? - ._- . ,T- ?*■*?’■■ 1 . >. S *
' • '«C-..'V - ' " >*V fjl*'-. "
'V?:r
.’ «*». * •
-:• +■ *± :
PRICES or
• CO&SXCnS DAILT VOBZITB
Patricks &• Frlcnd, Ei
Comer of Fifth and Wood,
, . LOANS. ' - •' I
Caited5if\teiCf1.1865.................Jl
Unit0d5Ute»58.1863.~....;^..»...>!
P8nn5y1Van1a68.18T9.«.'..............j
PcTm5y1yan1a55.1868„.......,. i ......
Allegheny couiity 68............ ......
Allegheny county c0up0n5......-;.*
Pittsburgh city 65. r.....
Pittsburgh city couponsj payable
New
Allegheny City 63. ........
AileghenyClty conponaj payable
. la Philadelphia..
BANK STOCKS.'
Bank of Pittsburgh-- •—....
Merchants * Hanufaeturers’Eanh
Exchange 8ank........ ..
Parmere‘Dcpofiit 8ank.'....;.
Alleghony.Barings 8ank......
BRIDGE STOCKS.
tfonongahela Bridge
St. Clair street Bridge.—..;.—
Hand street Bridge-.
Northern Liberties Bridge-
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Company 1
Citizens' Insurance Company—..]
Associated Firemen’s Company....]
TELEGRAPH STOCKS. I
Atlantic and Ohio
Pit tsbnrgb,Cincinnati* Louisville;
(.iiko Erie
Pittsburgh Gas Works
Monongehela Slackwater—.
RAILROAD STOCK; ‘
Pennsylvania Railroad ..
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
»Eore!and a Pittsburgh Railroad.,
Marine Railway and Dry Dock....
Furtlo Crock Plank Rood
Pcrrysville Plank Bead—
Jroenaburg Turnpike....,-
OhartiersCoal Company—,
COPPER STOCKS.
Pittsburgh and Boston.
North American
North West
North Western—
Adventure .
Ohio Trap Bock —-
diunesota ...
Pittsburgh and Islo Royal—
Douglas Houghton.
Oatonogan.
Ridge
Fire Steel..
Colling
Aztec
Bluff—..
Peninsular.
Avery.;...
Fomst.....
Phoenix-
Iron City,
)TB SXST.
BAITS HI
COB&EOTSD T> AltT ICB 1
Iloon & Sargent, E
Comer of iVood and St:
PENNSYLVANIA. f
Pittsburgh Banks par.|
Philadelphia “ M\
brownsville u par.!
Uuckscounty u VI-
Chester Co, (new Sssuo)... VI
Colombia Bridge Co lit
Danville M Vli
Delaware co. “ ......... VI
Ooylcstown “ jl
riaston “ VI
Germantown M ......... VI
Lancaator Banks .. VI
Lebanon “ Vi
Montgomeryco-Banks... VI
Northumberland ** .m VI
POttSTlllo 11 ... VI
■Wading «« VI
Schuylkill county M ... VI
Washington 41 ... VI
West Branch “ ... VI
Wyoming mi
Carlisle
rat kor msa post st
•acchange Bankers,
r (h strteis, Pittsburgh.
OHIO.
i State Bk.and branches...
(Other tfoWontßankc %
Bank of Sandusky* —•
Granville ...... 60
iNortyalk 60
itJrbana bZ
i W005ter................ 25
I . INDIANA.
State Stook 8anka,........
Stateßk.aadbrancbes... ♦£
ILLINOIS.
Stato Stock 80nk5......... %
State Bank Branch.. 60
i Bank ef Illinois „ 76
•KENTUCKY.
All solvent Bonks...
MISSOURI.
Stotoßk.andbmncbes*.* %
MICHIGAN. *
All solvent Bonks.; 1
WISCONSIN.
Marine * Fire Insurance
I Co. at MBwonkle.. 2
| TENNESSEE.
lAllsolventßonks 3 .
I NORTH CAROLINA.
lAttsolvp- 1
Octfcysburgh
Elarripburg
.a solvent Banks
SOUTH CAROLINA.
AllsolTcntßanks 1
GEORGIA.
All solvent Banks....
tUddlutown.
faynpsbiarg.
Vork Banka..
&eilefb?otes..
.ALABAIU
All solvent Bank*.
United States Bank 15
Allegheny City Scrip.—., par.
City *• par.
Allegheny Co. “ ......prem.
NKW TOUK.
All solvent Brinks V?i
EXCIIAKQES.
New York „ par.
[Philadelphia. par.
[Baltimore par.
Vew YoTk City
Country 8unk5..........
NEW JERSEY.
All solvent Banks ....
DELAWARE.
Cincinnati...,,.*....... % ritac’t,
I liMliffTlll* JJfic’t,
iSt.Lonia~......* 1 diw’t.
I VALUE OF COINS,
j American Gold ('n0'*)....., par.
I American
jSoverc!;—" * B3
AH solvent Banks..
5m011K0t05...,.,
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Saute.—ksj
Country Banks
jOverdjfGE..
! t’roderickdors..
{Ten Tbnlers......
Tes GuUdera,
L0ukiT0r.,.......... _ .
[Kapoleooß .......... 3 63
; Doubloons, Patriot 15 70
DouhJoo* 1 ' Spauirfc-......16 25
YXIUiXNIA.
Bankof Va.abrauche*... 3£i
Farmera’Bk. * branches,.
Valley Bk.* branches..... f%\
Ifxcliange Bk. a branches %
Wheeling Banks
Wheeling branches yft
NBW UNIiLAN’T).
ill solvent Banks...-
.xmhJoons,
Ducats..*,.
B-Vr. FLOOR—SO m<&4 for wlo by
. jlocl? KIRKPATRICK £ UEUJV)NB._
ZINC IVASjH DOAlsPis—Jy.»doz«n *• Holme*’ Zjcc \Vwh
board* on ham! tnd for-Ralo bv
declT KIRKPATRICK * HERRONS.*
I’lAii— 4o’l/arrvirft*. U. Tur for Rata by -1 ,
decl7 KIRKI*ATIUOK A HFJITtONS.
MESS POH K—Tft Yzrrrb f-ir fain hv
duel? - KWKPATRKK * HERRONS.
NUW -IWOKjS! KKW DOOKS!!—The
tine of Art, for JXw'mN'T j..
The Popular Kducntor. for TVc**mber;
l*nrtTl, the Vracuml Dmu2hr>m#n:
Tbc Twin nro;lifr.«: or, Uie A Irtiixt of the Press Gang;
A Month in England: h? Henry T. Tuckennan.
Jt-VKXILE 11O0R3.
In great variety. compridns all the standard Jorrmles and
nnraerous new and lv‘;iu!lful hooky, for’ the approaching
holidays.
GUT ROOKS AND ANNUALS.
Our stock cMntVrL**.* «v“rytlt'm;r jtttMV«Hcd, ; ra6rt of them
tu superb binding» and illustrated, forming a
magnificent cMlcetlon.
MHLKS AND PIUYKR ROOKS,
Of every ▼nrJctJ’ of plzo ami stylo of bln-lictf:, 7 rui table for
holiday site, cr otht>r jmrpwi.
STATIONERY, of ail klcJa and quallliw. for *alw low by
j. s. nwwoy,
' • ** G 3 Mftrket'strp/*!, Hrur FtoJitlu
BoiK.'T'LAsT KhCKtVKU, AT DA VISON'B Book Store,
C 3 Market street, near fourth.
Harper’* and Patnnm’a Magazines:
Lyell’s Genlocy; IHurton on Infidelity—now supply;
Hamilton’* Philosophy; Hitchcock's Philosophy;
Libation Civil Liberty and Government;
Golden Dreams and Loadun Realities:
Longstrmb on the Hire and Honey Boo;
■Webster's Dictionaries* Rush's Notes;
KUJo’rBIMo Illustrations; Explanatory Bible;
Prime on Death of LUtle Children; Fern Leaves;
Isaac T. Hopper: Mia-dcnary of Ktim&sy;
Lamp nnd Lantern* Hamilton;
Jacqueline Paschal, or Cnpvcnt Ufa at Port Royal, fth&
Ah' Ab.il FUR KXOiIANUK for Heal Kstate in nr near
the city—-A rateable Improved Farm of 75 AereS'; ’5O
In cultivation: vilbu-Frame Dwelling House, Stable,
Ac.; a well of excellent water; large garden and good
fence*). Situate in Franklin township, near Harrfcville, 20
mil«acoiXth of Bailer. 8. CTJxHRERT t SON,
dotIH • .■■— L „ v _, 140 Third atroot.
rsw office: —;
Beal Estate and Contracting Agent '-TT 1
THE subscriber hrw been.induced to open on office for
the purpose of buying cud Felling, on Commission. and
liaviog the Agency at largo Steam Saw-Mills and Boat-
Yards on the Allegbony river, together with many other
radiith** from other water and steam raw-mills. Uo flatter*
himself that .ho can furnish any bills of lumber and
timber of any kind, great or email, long or short, and
dolivcr them at any point <m the Allegheny, Mohongabcla,
Ohio, or.MlsslsfiSpp! riveTs; contract to build large Barges,
Storeßoat*, Coal Flats, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Timber, Kail
road Timbers—Freight Iron,’ Coal, &C-. to any given point,
and will attood to tho Sale andKuntof Real Kstato. From
bis long experience in lumbering, freighting and boat
bonding, he thinks ho can glvo general satisfaction. All
persona aro requited to mako their contracts Boon; espe
cially those wanting hosts or large billnof lumber and tim
ber, sho"uld contract for them in the fall for th e spring and
summer use. He.wlll also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity that may be desired.
Letters addressed to David Mosk, Real l&tate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, will be
punctually attended to. His office is on Irwin street, No.
■\ Allegheny Uouso. ____ DAVID MUNN.
Cot. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr. John Morrison, Esq., “ “ .
Mr. Bobt.B. Brown, Esq., “ Allegheny River.
Mr.'Wra. Armstrong, “ . Clarion w
Mr. George B. Ssreni-r, '* u
C.AJ.llabnftCo, «
Dr. J. Hoatettor’s Colebrated Stomach Bitters,
NOW so popular Id our city, rh well os every other place
whore they arc used, needing do other recommenda
tion than a trial, and they wil* ppeak for themselves./ They
can bo had at aoy of onr firfit-class Hotels or Restaurants.
All who havo not yet tried them,, should not fall to do so.
Onewlm* class taken throe times .each day, especially before
meals, will be a iraro care for dyspoysia—will remove all
flatulency orheavinesa.from’the stomach, keop ; yoa freo
from costiveness, assist'dlgcstlon, and give a good appetlto,
and a healthy tone to the whole system; and a certain pre
ventative of Fever and Ague.
Tho proprietors are now prepared to fill orders from any
part of the United Statos.
HOSTETTER, SWTU ■& C 0„
27G Peon street. Pittsburgh.
PMissYivAaiAlvfi subpSopEß?
FOR SALK - -
ONE LOT and & THREE STORY HOUSE or STORE, wilh
back Building anil Ice House.
Two Lots and a good Brick Dwelling Houeo. .
Also, three Lota on Caldwell street.
3f the ftbovo property la not sold at private sale previous
to Thursday, January 20,1854, it will do posltlvoly sold on
that day to the highest bidder, as tho subscriber is leaving
the city, and going "West. ADAM WEAVER,
dH>G:U Penna. Avenue, No. 271.
EXCUANGK ON NEW ORLEANS AND
Sight Checks on the aboTo points for sale by
> A. WILKINS A CO., .
To. 71 Fourth Ftroot
JKO* CJitOUTT,
Importer of Brandies, Gin, Wine, &o.;
FIXE OLE MOKONGAHELABYE WHISKY,
Pencil and Apple Brandy, Ac*
Also; BEcnnn.ASß Distiller.
Corner of SmUhfleld ftCd Front street*, Pittsburgh, Pa. [de9
mo BMOKKBS.—AII Smokers Triahinjc good audchcap
1 CIGARS, will find them at JEHU UAWOBTU r 3> cor
ner of Diamond and Diamond alley.
Flora Regalias, 10 fbr 10 cents.
Abano do. do do
Colorado do do do
Call nnd try them, and then yon’ll bey them.
AHIJSW BlUGtt. HOUBK,of hall, 6 rooms and Unlshed
attic, with Lot of 20 feet fronton Mam st., Duqucrao
borough, by 100 deep to Carpenter’s alloy, with fruit and
ehctle trees. Price $llOO, Torms easy. ■ :
docO . 8. CUTnJBERT & SON, 140 Third st
5X BOXES LEMONS;
OtJ'-3T bblsCranberries; In sforo and for Bale by
-i JOSHUA HIIODES & CO.,
39 Wood rtwt
T ADIKS' CLOTH CLOAKS.—A. A; MASON* 00. lvjje
\ j on hand a splendid assortment of Ladicr Cloth.Cloafca,
ami aro constantly receiving the newest shapes., fnovlfl
BAItfJKLS SW JUST VOTATOKSJ UBT KKCtaV£D at
rfl) nov2B'Bt*' ■ T. 0. BQYlgg, 108 Wood fit
.TITTKIL—BO kegs flpd 2 bblsfrosb rollfor galo j>7. '
» dcclT- 1 •> - SMITH ft SpJCLiIR.
N HAND, a ffnperiOT Tarloty of Cloth Cloaks,
Mbb, fcumraiterß. A. A. MABOKT 4 00,
a«cl» • SS Slßhrfwtf.
tmutxzra'
xeha&i
IslreetSf i
IsiiMo!
' - 100,001
■ 105,00
: 85,00!
By tbo .O’Beilly Xfca for the Morning Post
ißir YaL
\% 100,00
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WAsmsaTos.CiTr,December 28.
- House.—The funeral of tbo Hon. Brookins Campbell took
place to-day from the Hall of Representatives. The corpse
•was brought'in arid deposltodln.the arcaby the pall-bearor?,
and In charge oftbe committee of arrangements. The Son*
the United States, and. Cabinet, and Su
preme Court, entered and took their seats near the bier, the
members of the House standing meanwhile.. A largo num
ber cf spectators were in tho galleries.
■' The Rev. Mr. Slicer, the Senate Chaplain, rend the 00th
Psalm, and partof the 16th chapter of Ist Ocrintliians, and
delivered a prayer. • '
The Rev. Mr. Millburn, House Chaplain delivered an ap
propriate address.
The corpse was then escorted to the' Southern boat, by
which it.was taken, en route for tho homo of the deceased.
After returning, the House adjourned until Saturday.
Senate—lmmediately after returning from the funeral of
Hon. Brookins Campbell, the Senate adjourned. :
55,50
57,00
65,25
00,00
■3.14
25,00
25,00
4f,00
50,00
; : Buffalo/December 23.
The riot at Erie yesterday was.moro eenotis than at first
reported. Several railroad men were sbockin’gly.beaten. An
attempt was made by the mob to hang Dennis, th* Superin
tendent. ‘One rioter was shot, but not killed. The compa
ny'refuse to run beyond the State line. ,There is great ex
citement here, and Itis feared that unless the Government
interferes, there will be a movement among tbo' pvople of.
this part of New York, and terrible disasters will follow;.
18,00
17,00
'7,00
44,00
48,00
24,00
68,50
45,00
• New Obibam, December 26.
The Winfield Soott struck on Anacba Island at midnight,
on iheYd. The passengers wero very little alarmed, and
all were safely removed, suffering trifling losses. Two
steamers were immediately dispatched to their relief The
Scott was fast going to pieces.
The latest accounts reported the mails aa lost
Texas dates to tho 23d are received. . The Pacific railroad
bill passed the House by a largo majority.
Tho Black Warrior sailed on Saturday.
49,76
49,00
63,00
105,00
12,00
10,00
18,60
48,76
50,00
102,60
10,00
28,00
8,00
175,00
83,00
, 20,00
17,00
7,50
17,50
200,00
10,00
„ 6,06
: v ; . . CcrciNKAn, December2B.
The German association engaged -in theriot bn Sunday
evening last,-assert that they had no inteution of doing,
more than burning Bedini’soißgy. : -
' ' New York, December 23.
-It is snowing here at present Flour... sales 13.000 bbla
State at $7,50(&7,66; Ohie^7,6o@7^2^; sales 1600 bbls of
Southern at $7,5C@7,C2, easier. Wheat...sales 40,000 bus
Western at $1,74J4 f*r red,better. Corn...salesss,ooo bus;
yellow 81; mixed 80, buoyant.. Provisions...sales 700 bbls
Pork at $13,12; prime slo,B7,firm; sales 400 bbls Mess Beef
at-$l 3 50;-sales 350 bbls Lard 'at easier. Coffee:
sales 450 bags Rio at Java 13, Sugar: Kales
150 hhds Orleans at new Havana 6%,'flrin. 'Mblasßes:
sales 150 bbls Orleans at 30. Iron dull ats37. Cotton dull.
' Philadelphia, December 25.;
. Cotton...quiet andunclianged. Flour...someinquiry, and
prices generally below the views of buyers; sales '2OOO bbls
good brands at $7,12; 3500 do common and extra at's7,2s,
a steady demand for the supply of trade at former, quota
tions. - Nothing doing in rye nour or corn meal. Wheat to
demand and prices advanced; sales 3000 bus prime: oullt
ern and Pa. red, atsl,Co, in store; white held at $1.70;
sales small lot of rye at 90c; com dull, sales 4000 bus new
yellow dt 68@<57,- afloat Whisky.,.but few bbls offering;
limited sales at 29.
Cisciniutj, December 28, ;
The weather is colder, but cloudy. Hone: sales at $5,50
@5,60, but closed heavy. Whisky, 20@20j4, but closed very
dull; no buyers at inside rate. Hogs quite active to-day:
sales of 6,000 at $4,40@4,50, closing very firm at latter, with
holders asking farther advance. Sales .200,000 btls shoul
ders and sides, in dry salt, at 4for former and for lat
ter, both to arrive.
New crop
Layer Rabies,
Received and for sale by
dee2
Cul'AL VARNISH—6OO gallons,. Smith’s New York
brand. In store and for sale by .
FLEMING BROS., successors to J. &idd A Co.,
dcc2 \ 60 Wood at.
BLUB VITRIOL —2000 its in store and for sale by •
dec2 ; FLEMING BROS.
CREAM TARTAR—SOO !bs, pure, to storo and for saleby
dec2 FLEMING BROS.
SPIOKD SALMON*,
M ess Mackerel;
No. 1 Mackerel, in keta;
Salmon, in l»Ws,
BAILEY & RENBHAW.
For tale by
SH. MOLASSES—2OO bbls Steam Refined SugaHJou'e
• just received from stonmer Prairie-City, and for wile by
declS JAMES A- HUTCHISON* CO. ;
NO. SUGAR—IO4 hbds, prime new crop, landing from
• steamer Oakland, and for sale by
declC JAMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
A A. MASON & CO. will open tbi* morning a splendid
• assortment of Ladies Cloth Cloaks, Copes .and Filli*
hosiers. nov7
6 00
7 60
7 60
0 00
4 25
QUIOK.SI LViili—‘200 lbs iu store and for Kale by
dcc2 FLEMING UPO3.
1 I lAfl NESTS SAND CRUCIBLES in store" and for sale
H JUU by fdec2] * FLEMING BROS.
APPLES —100 this choice Apples for sale low by
dec2 BAILEY A RKNSHAW, 263 Liberty st.
2 10
SEG ABS—Just rec'd. a supply of choice London sire fla*
vana Segars, In 100 boxes. : *
deo2 BAILEY & RENSHAW.
KA BAGS IYICA ALMONDS;
cfLJ 20 Sicily do
10 hales Bordeaux do in store and for Sale by
JOSHUA RHODES & CO„
dee3 ' • . 39 Wood street.
SUNDRIES— 8 bags Buckwheat Floor;
4 M new Soop Brains; In store and for
[dot9) KINO & MOORHEAD.
PTCHINO’S DVSPiii
EKD PRECIPITATE—IOO lbs for sate l>y
dec3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
PREPARED CORN—2OO boxes, Oswego and Orris’, for
sale by [4ec3] B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
OnkSjT?
dec3
SH. MOLASSES—ZOO bbls Steam KeSned Sugar-liotiae,
• lauding from steamer New York and for'sale by
JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO.,
decZ nts SL Louis Sugar ReSoeryl
TT. MINKIt * CO.,
N'>. r»2
WHITE FLANNELS.—A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth
street, wQt open this day 10 bales of TYTilta Flannels,
of tho best makes, of Welsh, English and American manu-.
facture. . . - dec2o
BL’K SILK VELVETS.—A. A. MASON & CO. win open
another Invoice of El'k Silk Velvet?, C—l and 4-4
wido. dcc2o
LADIKti’ EUBuKU OVKKtsUOBi*, Slippers, Sandals,
Triple Sarnlals, Buskin?* Boots, and Jenny Lind Boots,
at the tery lowest prices. Fleeac call and examine.
L.E. HAYWARD,
Corner of Market and Liberty ats. •
I v ENT/8 RUBBERS, UVEKSUOES and SANDALS, of all
\JT kinds, Tbope infant Trill dowoll to call. Mid Rare
money by so doing. L. E. HAYWARD,
dec2o Corner Market and Liberty sty
FOR SALE OR KENT—The large Factory Building, with
four Lots of Ground, situate near McKee,-on Washing*
ton ctrcet, opposite flint gloss works of Mr. C. Johnson, in
Birmingham. Enquire of
P. XL DAVIS,' Auctioneer, .
OccSl Corner of Wood and Fifth streets. ,
JUST RECEIVED, 300 more EMPIRE LONG SHAWLS,
excellent styles. A. A. MASON ft CO*
deelO ; £5 Fifth street.
'A- A* MASON Jc CO.*_Jin. 23-Eifth.-fitrceW.wUl .opennn.
*'‘MondayV'ffie. 3d.' Instant, a new find splendid assort*'
ment of LADIES’ CLOTH CLOAKS and VELVET TAL
MAS. oc3
CIOLLEQK TEXT BOUK--05 MARKET STREET.—A
j full Invoico justreocited and for pale t>y
J. 8 DAVISON,
Late Davison & Ajrn©'-f._
PIG aiJsTAlr—loo tons Hock Ulil (Juniata) tforgeilctal;
150 u 'Marietta Anthracite do do
• • i—<nov3l KING <fc MOORHEAD.
W II*DOW GLASS—OOO boxes SxlO, 10x12, and 10x14,
McKcnnan & Co .’a brand, la store and for sale by
oo*9 KING & MOORHEAD.
WK baro oD hand, and are constantly receiving. tho
newest shapes in LADIES* CLOTH CLOAKS, TAIr
MAS, and FILLIDUBTXIIS. A. A. MASON A CO.,
decl2 ' - : ' No. 25Tilth street.
riIHE BEST HAIR DYE la cristodoros: for sale at the
X Drug Store of ‘ 0. H. KKYSEK,
00t24 • corner Wood jt. and Virgin alley.
GREEN APPLES—I6O bbls “ Rambos,” for sale by
no*22 KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS.
ONEY WANTED—SiOO for one year;
$lOOO for two years 1
For which tho best of security and a liberal bonus will bo
given. S. CCTHBERT & SON,
decl 140 Third street.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THIRTY-THIRD CONGRBSS,
TUB ERIE RIOT.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS,
M. R. Raifins,
Sultana Kalslnn,
Dram Figs,
Zanto Currants,
BAILEY & RENSHAW.
'IiKMILLION-—lOO Trieste and ChiDe«r,in store and.
for eale by fdec2] FLEMING 8803.
I LOVES—-SJoTarrefc* far sale by -• *”
t dcc3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
> BITTERS—Yor sale at-
BuBYSEiI’S Drug Store,
140 Wood street.
-14 bbla for bj
SMITH & SINCLAIR.
Alt D—lo kega No. i Lard for sale by
j dec2l KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS.
CLOVER BEED—2S bbls Clover Seed for salo by
deem KIRKPATRICK & IIERRON3.
LAItD— 20 kfga, No-1, for ealo by
SMirn & SINCLAIR,
122 Second and ISt First street.
CHEESE— 100 boxes. Tory superior, for sale by
dcc2l SMITH & SINCLAIR.
COFFEE— SOO baas prime 1110 for sale by •
dcc2l . SMITH & SINCLAIR.
SUNDRIES—
-20 bbls Crushed Sugar;
10 “ Pulverized “
.10 “ powdered “
20 “ A Clarified “ For sale by
doc2l .« SMITH A SINCLAIR.
UGAIMIOUSE MOLASSES —35 bblsforsale by
dec2i . SMVTII A SINCLAIR.
ANEW 11A1LKOAD AND SECTIONAL MAP OP OH
for sale at " ' . W. S. HAVEN'S,
Secl9 Corner Market anti Second Btrcot«.
POTASH— 10 casks, first forte, for sale by
dcrfO B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO.
SAL SODA —10 casks, English, for Bale by
ilcrfp B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
Gentian boot—soo itw for sale by.
declO B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
EUPUOKBIUN— 35T?J, powdered, for Bale by
dcrfO B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
/^UiESTNUTS— Tvrcnty-flre bushels, of the best quality,
\y received and for sale by
LEECH, SIcALFIN & CO.,
242 and 2-44 Liberty rt.
DL KINDS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANKNOTES
Bold iuid exchanged by . . ■ ; .
0c291 -• A.WILKINBACO.,Bantow,/
United States Bank.BnUdiog, No, 71 Fourth Bt, Piltaburgh.
CODFISH— Joat received,
- 10 casks prime Codfish,
. 6 bbla No. 1 Salmon,
SOO lbs smoked Salmon,
20 bbls gib’d Herring,
20 do No. 3 Mackerel, . - • • •
160 boxes Bortington scaled and No. 1 smoked Herring,
For Bale low fbr cash by JEHU HAWORTH, * :•
decO : Corner of Diamond and Diamond alley. :
QfW'YBOXKS FIRE CRACKERS, No.i:
£\J\.r 60 do Jackson 'do
•20,000 Torpedoes. \
.lease Nutmegs.
SO keg* Cooking Raisins.
Received and for Bale by __
deed - v J. 0. ANDERBON &CO, No 6 Wood A.
RTHff v\v;nsKy~tt pnneheons hue Irish Whisky juit
received and for sale by JNO. GROui'i 1 ,.'
deeO Cor. SmithflelA and Front eta-, Pittsburgh.
XTEW KAIBIWB-60 taxes,and U. 8....-
IV 10 malts seedless: for safe oy
J. D. WILirAMS,I22 Wood street.
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HAMI , AQK>VtNK-«-30 fegfestf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATTENTION, LADIES.
HAVING; determined to elope/out onr entire’ stock' of
BUk,-Satin, Velvet and Qro De AflViO BONNETS bo*
foro tbo Ist of .January, at yrtattyreduced price* —at prices
tbnt wo defy eoeipotitfotr'in tbo citf-reall and soe. our
BONNETS, andsatisfy yourselves...
. Our gentlemanly old friend next door
•. Is Mug alarmed at bis expenses.;.
Notwithstanding he la three score end more—
Bathe cannot compete with the SpjutcSs.
.. Now ladles, ybuinust. bear in mind,
In order to save expenses:. .•
Get&BoNSET.of -
. , At the Fancy Store of Smcxs.-•:
I®* Remember the. place. No. 38 MARKET fit., botween
Second and Third streets.at the sign of ibs Cheap Bonnet
Store. - . ', fdecsj '• ; M. J. &0. SPENCE.
OAKCIKO AOABKM7, at WABHINGTON HALL.
Toting Cadies &• Claiiei.
I WOULD, respectfully inform the public,, and Young
- Ladles especially, that I intend commencing: my Class
for Ladles i n the latter part of the present week, and would
most earnestly request all.who may wish .to attend; to giro
in their names, and join with tbs commencement of the
Clatw. Also, tbo dass'for Children was commenced on Sat
urday lest, 19th test., and will continue every Saturday of
temoon, al S'o’doclc. Parents who may. wish to have their
children taught a becoming* .easy,' graceful manner and
walk* and a light,natural carriage in dancing, would please
send their children, so as to have' them commence ai once.
"For further particu3ars, enqulre at .the Han, on Wood st,
nov22 . CmtISTOPHBR A. MCMANUB.
Steamboats, Ahoy I
» n*s> . Tsc, subscribers tender their ackco«r-<9|
for the favors bestowed ■oponXJJL '
by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others. Interest* * “ ■
od in bnildln* boats, that.they are at all times prepared to
famish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the-best material
manship,
TL B.'YOUNG-'* CO« -
. Corner Third and Bmlthfield streets,
jyl2, '53 ; opposite ll Brown’s Hotel.”
I WILL SELL lay un expired lease (fourteen yean) of a
Lot, situate on O'Hara street and Spring al'ey, in the
Fifth Ward—4o ft fronting on O’Hara street, find running
back -100 ft. on Spring alley, on which is erected a four
storied Brick House, 40 ft square, with a frame, two stories,
GO ft. on Spring alley f ' well calculated to carry on any
branch of manufacturingbuslneas. Being engaged in man*
ufaataring in the country, I offer theabove for sale. In*
quire at No; 425 Liberty street.*
oettstf
. ___ AgTlGnltnral IVotlee*
■QfcSTMBEHS of .the Allegheny County Agricultural Bo*
IYA cietydre requested to renew their members hip pre
vious to the annual election for officers, which takes place,
bn the. first Wednesday ofJanuary, 1854. Certificates of
Membership can be had at the Seed Store of James Wardrop,
Fifth street;-Jamea'Negley, at the Warehouso of Negley &.
Moluin, Wood’etreetf from Wm. Martin, Sr., near Man*
chbfitar { anil from A. B. JrQuowon, at the office of STQue*
wan 4 Douglas, corner of Penn and Wayne streets.
' / WAL MARTIN, B*., PresH.
■*•'**•♦M’Quewas, Sec’y.-- -- . {dec2l:dawtdj
HOT COHN I HOT CORNU HOT CORNU !—Hot Com:
Life Scenes fa New York Illustrated —including the
Story of,Little Katy, Madalina;the rag-picker’s daughter,
Wild-aiapgie, Ac.. With original designs, engraved byN.
Orr. By .Solon Robinson. .
‘ “Bid that welcome
• Which comes to punish us.” . .
“A beggar’s book outvrorth’s a noble’s blood.”
'■* “ Of every inordinate Cup beware;
Or.drink, and with it misery share.” .•
For sale by B T. C. MORGAN, :
- dec!3 .104 Wood street.
ihssolutlonof Partnership. . .
THE partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
Pinkerton, Alexander Young and FbffipDe Rechbrnme,
under the firm of PINKERTON, YOUNG t was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The name of.the firm
will be used by cither of the late partners in settling the
business. . PINKERTON, YOUNG & CO.
Pittsburgh, December 1,1863;
. JC®~TI)e business wiH bo continued at tho old stand,by
Sam’l Pmkerion anl Alex. Young, under the style of
declidtf PINKERTON & -YOUNG.
cniLSOX’S PATENT AIR WARMING
AHD VENTILATIHG' FUBNACB.
rr HE subscribers offer for the consideration of tlie public
A the above named FURNACE,' designed for Worming
and-YentilatiOg Buildings, combining in itself all the desl*.
table qualities required in a perfect Heating Apparatus, in*
suring personal comfort, without any of the disagreeable
sensations or sources of annoyance so common in heating
arrangements. While.the occupants of a room or building
experience all the comfort arising from a warm summer at
mosphere, they also inhale pure life-giving and health
sustaining air,- not contaminated by bring 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 port, by constructing the
furnace in such a manner that the heat is diffused at a low
er temperature than is usual with any other Furnace now.
known to the public. In producing this result, another ob
ject of great importance is obtained on the score of econo
my t the heat-absorbing as well os radiating surface is so
great that the heat is almost entirely abebacted from the
gases before they aro driven off .into the chimney, thereby
greatly reducing the consumption of fuel. The fuel cham
ber is so lined with soapstone and fire-brick that the fuel
cannot come In contact with the iron, preventing the over
heating Of the cir, and destruction or injury to the
Furnace;
The joints of the Furnace are so constructed os'to afford
room lbr mflMnß-a tight sand and clay joint, preventing
the escape of noxious and sooty gases into the room, so an
noying to the'occupanta, tied so health and
furniture.
The air to be warmed is taken directly from the outside
of the building in &Q cases, - thug insuring 5 supply of pure,
wholesome air for breathing, and tho other important func
tions required by tho human system—the oxygon is not af
fected, nor the organic matter in the air carbonised by com
ing in contact with -an over-heated surface, os with other
furnaces, and headaches and other disagreeable sensations
ore prevented by this means—and hr consequence Of the
warm air not making too largo demands upon the longs
and evaporating surface of the skin, to supply-tho moisture
which it has lost in passing over a red hot surface. : In,
proof of this, attention is called to the certificates of Pro
fessor Sflliman, of Yale College, New Haven, and to those
of other scientific persons who have examined this subject.
If public and uuiTersal approval is any testof merit, the
proprietors of this valuable Furnace can appeal to the
written testimony of thousands, to the press, and to public
exhibitions in all parts of the world, it having received the
Prize Medal at the 'World’s Fair, and tho highest Premiums'
at Fairs in New England, New York, and a Silver Medal at
tho State Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania.
Manufactured and sold by
: ARNOLD A WILLIAMS,
novSidCml Agents for Western Pennsylvania and Ta.
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH .ST- BETWEEN WOODLAND MARKET STREETS,
ABILITYyENB&QYy&ECOXOMY.
-rfHlE:hc?t goods in. Children’s Hose, Men’s Socks,Under*.
Lshirts'anCTUtswerei-eold at prices, at
the FIFTH STREET STOCKINQ FACTORY, ait made fiom
last year’s wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.
s*p27 WILLIAM PALY.
"Vf-KW MCSlCJ—Medical Leaves, a collection of favorite
and popular airs for the piano, put up In an elegant
style—lntended for Christinas Gifts.
Grace Sehotttech; dedicated to Hiss Harriet H. Huldon
composed by G. Anton.
Ladles’Album: new dance,for piano.
I have loved theo; song.
SisUw, darling; Best thou gently, sea;
Lovely Nancy i a song, by Mw. Barney Williams.
Dr. Watt’s moral and divine songs.
There is a sigh in tho heart.
Mamma is so very particular:
Beautiful BlneTlolets. '
Keep the heart light as yon can.
Les PaUnours Waltz; by Jullien.
Paraoio Waltzes; Moonshine Rodowa.
Adli Polka, and Eleanora do. -
La Pierre. Polka; fionrise Schottlseb.
A large assortment of the latest foreign publications fbr
the Piano, just received and for pale by
H. BOHROEDEII A CO.,
Cargo’s Hall, S 3 Fourth street.
A COMPLETE assortment of Songs, with English and
Italian words; Fantasies and Potpourris, arranged lor
the Piano, from all the favorite and. popular Operas of Mo*
•art, Donizetti, Bellini, Meyerbeer,. Rosini,. Verdi, Anber,
Weber, BoftUoUjßalfej Doming, Floton, etc., otc4 together
with tho latest compositions of Jaell, flottsrhaik, Jallien r
Strakosch, ct<v etc., ctar Jnst received and ibr sale, by
• H. BCHBOEDER & CO.,
Cargo's Hall, S 3 Fourth street.
TIIE owt»*r intend* leaving, tho city, and will rail, an
reasonable terms, a pood TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
of three rooms, store-room, finished attic, and good cellar,
■with Lot of 17 feet front by 85 deep; situate, on Third at.
This is a gord location for a baker, there being a large oven
in tho cellar, which cost $$Q. Price and terms made known
at the Real Estate Office of S. CUTHBERT A SON,
; goeiG . - . 140 Third street,;
ALUABLE CITY EROPUKTY FOR SALE, consisting
of two Three StoTy Brick Houses on Penn street? also,
three Dwelling Tlonsea in the rear. Tho Lot is 48 ft. front
by 100 deep. Tho Houses on Penn street ore excellent
business stands. For prico and terms, call at the Real Es
tate Office of S. CUTHBERT & SON,
declO' . 140 Third street
' Dr. David liontj . . .■
DENTIST—Office, Fourth street, between-
add Wood streets, nearly opposite the
Pittsburgh Bank. ! noviTtly
CARGO’S HALL, AburtA itrrtl near Ifood, opposite La
fayette llall, can be obtained for Parties, Festivals,
Concerts, PnbPo Meetings, Ac; Also, Cargo's Cotillon and
Sax Horn Band con be found in readiness at all times, by
applying to WH.; FRANK CARGO, at the Crystal Palace
Dagucrroan Rooms of. R. M. Cargo A Co,* Fourth street.
jyio • -••••- • • •
B LOUTH & BKO., East Birmingham, manufacturers of
• Bar Iron, and small Iron of all descriptions,, and
Tnftfcß, also, the finest quality ofHoops, Rounds and Squares.
4®* Leave orders for Iron in the box, nt the dtyPost
Office. . : . oclB
"YfEW BOOKS!—IL P. Caixqw, Dispatch Buildings, ha
J/v received the following;.
. Msgaririeef Art,for December;
No. 6 Practical Draughtsman;
; Popular Educator, for December; .... .
• The Lady at Home, by Arthur;
The Iron Rule, by Arthur; ; .
The Twin Brothers;
' And all the different Mogarinea far the present month.
decO H. P. CALLOW. Third street,
Heflirt* Jt Shroffel ft Co.* ' .
MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE PROOF SAFES,
Vault Doors: and Iroa Window Shutters. . j
ND-es all Arsons adxait’the oeceerity of .the.above :
J\ mentioned' articles, we havo no hesitation,in. recom
mending our article to be equal- toanythlng in the city..
Ordera -promptly attended to,' and put.np m the best
style, and on dnort notice. ,
j en, Smithfield street, between Fourth and Fifth,'Pitta
barytK % ~ !- [sep&flflml J. BHROFFEL A CO.
J ATiTßsyw fiiiiTH CLOAKS.—We have cow tor sale a
i large and cbolce vartety of Ladled Cloth Cloaks.-•
• /mMP- - Af MASON & (XL, No., 25 Fifth st» ,■
'ja&i r SHELL OYSTERS BEOEIYED DAILY AT
\S2h f OYER’S, on FIFTH STREET, one door above j
>Sj£|)M§y tho Theatre, and Immediately opposite Mason* j
[sepia
store end ■ tor sale )
JNO. 6ROUTT.
rstore aad&r sals. to
JmOKOUTT.
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For gale.
EDWARD FADER.
New Music.
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MEDICAL.
Invalids of Pittsburgh and Vicinity,
YOUII attention is urgently fnrlted to n careful and bin.
did perusal or rometlilnif tliat ha« Jujt l«rt Intro-'
ducoJ intothetimelwmored Keystone fusts. ' : -
PCI.VEnjIACHKB'S
liyDIIOELECTMC
VOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEty and NOVEL mode of applying a powerful remedial
agent, so constructed 'as to "be worn under the garment*, «
next to the fkln, producing a constant, UNINTERRUPTED
current of ELECTKO-M AG NETI3M, effecting
Immediate Relief
From the most acuta pain. and rvlfo a permanent euro of all •
nervous diseases.
to tornluh 'almost certain rellof and
a FINAL, PERMANENT CURE, hy being used according
to directions, to tbo following (Urcbroa :
- Rheumatism, ,•" i-r ' ■: v Uterine Valtfy: V ; "' ‘ ‘.'.
Gout, Edatica, • ■ / Palpitation of the Heart*
• Parjlyalrt,. •• Periodical HenAaehft.. . ,
Painful and Swelled Joints,. SL Vitus’ fiance,
Face, General Debility, - t
. Ll»ea«efl of Iho Spino,; Pains of tho Chest, ■■. >■ ■:■..■*
Biafoeas and Blindnew, Hysterics, Dyspepsia,
ALL DISEASES
Tlint aro cqiiuod by n deficient amount of NERVOUS .
FLUID, are greatlyrelieved, 1/ not permanently cured by.
simply wearing thf ciudns for ttfew hours cachuay.-; •
:: .Be it cmlersloodt "y:
That It la not claimed thtvt It cures til dlsuasoß, but only
those for .which It- Ja-roeoranxended; nnlmorcover, wo
bpMly claim andjfcDEPYytliat no-medicinal agent of ASV
KIND baa, performed' 80 MANY CURES .during the last
year* of, those named, aa .-
FDXVEBKACHER’S ELECTRIC CHAIHS.
And to prove thlaeßsertion, we defy any person to produce
so many; WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Scientific Physicians and. Intelligent patients aa may ho .«.
found In a , pamphlet of thlrty-rfr to bo had (gratia)
of the agent in this town. - ! . * .
The electric Ch*ins were lint Introdocediu Franco ln 1850,
and niter being subjected to the most
.. Thorough and Rtgid Trlal,
By the first medical men in Paris, they worn found to pos* •
RCERstrange andmaryelloUfl power la relieving paln.whero- .
ever applied/ and by .their influence were Introduced into'.
the hospltalsof thatdty,and also securedby letters paten* -
by tbo French Government •; ~ • ■
They, ato'now.introduced In almost every/Hospital in
England, Germany, Austria, Belgium* and patented .in .
those countries, wnero they havo become the - : ».■•• • ...
MOST- CURATIVE AGENT IN THE WOULD.
They were first introduced Into tbo’Unlted States about
one year since, and went through ihe samo tr ol as in Eu«
rope, and were ot once introduced Into every. Hospital iu
where they are now in doily use, effecting even
•MtfRE WONDERFUL CUBES than faftd eter-before been.
awarded them. . r: /. '' -
They are highly recommended by’ Profc. Valentino Mott,
Van Boxen, 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 the daily practice -of
recommending their use to patients..- A full account of their
opinion may also bo found in overy pamphlet, and sent to
the address of any person. latSofitato by applying (post.
paid) toDr. GEO.H. KJ3Y3ER,Wbo is agentforPlttfiburgh,
Fa.. The chains can be rent; by maU, with , toll . descriptions
for use. • . • ■■ ... ■ v
. Price of Chains, £3 nnd £5.. ,
Physicians are politely invited to call and examine their
construction, and pronounce upon their merits. ' •. -f:
One Word Blore to Invalids*
No.person necd. fear Ahat they. wilLnot accomplish iusf
what it .fs claimed they cah : do, rind all persons who nave
become disgusted with a constant pouring down. of patent
nostrums (bottled ewfll) are kindly and politely Invited to
give them a trial.-:'
N. B.—-One Chaiu will last for years and lose nono of its
electrfc power by use, and can be. applied to either adplt or
hna. •
GEO IL KKY3ER, No. 140 corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, wholesale and retail agent.. [dcclfcdawflm
T\YBF£PBIA*
XJ RHEUMATISM,
.SCROFULA,
FROM THE METROPOLTa—Pass ft aroundl let the af
flicted bear the glad tidings! -This is but tlio ecntiment of
thousands:
. • Wasiiixotow, May 17,1853. . <
Mortimer <C 3/bwbray—Gentlemen: Having been
afflicted with Liter Complaintof teni/cars standing, Ibav. '
by, for tho'benefifc of the afflicted, take great pleasure in an* -
noundngthat after using a few bottles of your Hampton __ s-'—*:
Tincture, I found'it had accomplished a perfect cure.
bare used different medicines from time-to time, but /
never been able to account fbr aby apparent goodj andlt la '
a blessing tostriefcen humanity to find ttaf that medicine is ,•
found -which postures (he -wondrous power of prolonging hu*
manlift. The many cures It has wrought is a sufficient
guarantee of the beneficiM results which may Ve esperien* a
ced from its use;'' .Yours, reapectfuby, . . -
J. • •
LITER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY. . , %
[Extract front James Harris, JEsqfs Letter, Alexandria, Fix,} - -i ?
After speaking of wonderfaleuresoTihimFolf,hepoys:—
Mrs, H. has been suffering with the’ liter complalm anil •
with inability,' constantly -complaining, from weakness
through her whole system. Sho how enjoys better-health
ihanfor thirty years, being ehtirdy restored by the use bf • i
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.”' : ‘ : ;
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYEB. ' ,
[Earactof a Letter from J. CrintesiEsfc: Loudon. Cb.,Va..]
u My wife boa been for years afflicted with great weak*
nepfl; pain in the breast, side and back ; palpitation of the
heart; feebleness of the .nervous system; loss of appetite;
complexion.sallow;tno dghfcof ono'.irre:almost gone, the
other very weak. lam pleased tb say; Hnmpton’s Tincture
has restored her to perfect health.. Jller.eyes, ' •)'
now os ever they were.” ' 1
••- RHEUMATISM, S 8 YEARS. "
Mrs. E. Bagwell, of Virginia, suffered from Rheumatism.;,
from her 12th to.her 50lh year of age: nttlm&scutiroly
helpless. Being wealthy, she employed the Vst medical nt*
tention, and tried many.medicines, but was cured only by
Hampton’* Vegetable Tincture.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
The wlto of Thomas iL .Yeakle,'7B Pearl strret, wa3 a'
great suffeTer for eight years, - Restored to perfect health
by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. '
MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM.:
, Mr. Jarrett Plummer,:!sB East Baltimore street, suffered
this disease Intensely Rlx yeart; could nof Bleep; dreadful -
ulcers formed on his limbs, frornwhich spUnters of bone is* '
eu^d.His physician
ton’s Vegetable Tincture cured him. v
HEEEDITABY SCROFULA.
A boy In the finally of the Hon. 'W. P.-.Thbmasson', ouce
member of Congress from Kentucky, was ft mass of sores
from head to foot. His eyelids turned inside oti, protru- .
ding oyer the eyeballs so as to produce blindueer ■ Ha wns
cured by Hampton's YegeiableTincLure.^
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE/ Ac.
Mr.* Wm. Oldham, of the Baltimore suffer
ed thoso complaints for eighteen months, with body and
mind seriously affected. He was cured by Hampton's Ytg
etable Mixture, after other things failed.. :
COUGH, .CONSUMPTION, Ac f
Mr. Henry C. 'Wlnn had e cough for fivo-'years,-great
weakness, Ac.;-had, in all, five or rix physicians; tried all
their remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Bale, wholesale and retail, at tho Drug Store of
Dr.GEO. H. KEYSEIt, 140, corner Of Wood street and
gin alleys AlflO, by J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny. jWSMavr.
A single box of OINTMENT will
i «_ keep any BUcksmith's, Farmer’s, Sailor’Sj.or,Mechan
ic's hands,let them chap or crack everso bad, sound and in
good working order all winter. • .
Prepared and sold by . JIONKOK TEHEEL,
Jy2&dawy » / • . Naacatack, Conn.
DE BANKIHG’S LACE OP BODY BBACE.
: Tot Brace of Dr.Barming
fH3£sK|p , is now got up In or lauob fan*
prorecl form, and la worn by
• or persons-for the
Vp ’ cxrre-andpreTention of T’bea7>
/tf r Pulvionaiy,.Di/'j}tptic } Ncr
vV jfßlk ffl foufr- Spinal, Ifanalc, Vie-,
nW •• .' . \jso ff -• . Tint and ChGd-btd WEAK
•II m ~a - 27-EB&ES, suclraa Prolapsus
Uteri, Chronic Diarrhoea,
- Drugging, of theßovela,
•' - Pilrsj.Ratalr, Milk Legv&na
Enlarged Veins. Essays, descriptive of itbufie, maybe bad
at my Store* tree of charge. r ' '/* .
jSSjr I also, beep Fitch's, Chapin’s, Jackson’s, Mrs- Betts' 9
and Vanhorn's SUPPORTERS; also, TRUSSES 'of every
kind; Lace: Stockings, Suspensory Bandages, and «wy va«
rlety of mechanical upplinnees need In. the care of disease.
I would respectfully invite tho attention of physicians and
oUxera to the above articles. '
For sale at
Dr.U.U. BLEUSEE’S DRUG BTOEE,V •’
- 140 Wood , street
N. B.—Person* In want of. Trasses, canharethem sent
to any part of the country, by stating whether for the tight
or left side, and fending the measure round thobody. fnol
950'. Reward'.'- >• • •
WILL be paid, to any person whowill buy
. a box of Dr TERREL'S HEALING OINT
MENT, and use It according to dlrectlohv
HwW if they will call at my office and say with
<& +A) a dear conscience, tha£- it wfll not copv*
vgvr~j& pUtdy cure Chopped Hands, ChfblalnS, Ch&-
tog* Sore Lips, Borns and Freezes; Boics
on Children,and greatly, alleviate, if not
entirely core Saltroeoxn, HRs,
lion of the Breast, Bites of lneects, Pimples on the Face,
and alllJlseaseaof tho BMn.' MONROE TERREL,;,
:. Naugatuck,-Conn. •• '
Por'eale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEYSER,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J. G. BMITHy Birmingham; Mm
8, HOLMES, Temperaneeville; D. M. CURRY, Allegheny;
WIL SEIBERT ft BRO., 477 Penh street; Pittsburgh; LOR*:
KNZ ft WIGHT MAN, Pennsylvania Glass Worts; SAM’L
DYER, Allegheny; -WM. SMlTH,Lawienoaville; ECUS B.
DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG ft
LEWIS DALZELL A CO., Sharpaborg; STEWART,jtI/JYD
A -CO.', Mechanics* Iron Works; J.. W. HANNKIV Man
chester/ • 1 i'c’
■ jyi&dawy . • ~ -•
R HEALING OINTMENT wOt am Salt
rheum (Tetter), Chilblains, Common Sores, Chapped or
Cracked Hands,Burns or Scalds, Cota or Wounds* Pue#,lnr •
flammotion of the Breast, Bites of. Insects, Sore tipsy Plot: ;
pies on the Face, and Breaking Oat and.Sorea on Children,
and all Diseases of tha . Skin, quiclxr and;su«r than any
fitlmT*‘MiwHftfaa. .. . .' - . • ■ ■ -
Forealo by FLEMING and Dr. KEYBBR,;
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G. SMITH Birmingham Drag
Store*. WM. SEIBERT & BRO , 477 Peon street; LORENZ.
& WIGHTHAN, Pennsylvania Glass Works: MrA S.
HOLMES, Tempeiahcerllle; D. M. CURRY, Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WIT. BMITH, LawTSnfls-.
vtile; LUKK-ILDAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG
Stewartetown; LEWIS DALZELL ft CO., Sharpsbttrgh:
STEWART LLOYD ft CO.* Mechanics* Iron Works ; J. W.
HANNEN, Manchester.
, Jy2s:d*wy .V -
Private Ulaeaaeo# ?
DR. BROWN,. No.;4VDiamond ABey r Do- i/a
' votes bis entire attention to an office Practice.' . Cppsk 1
W His business Is mostly confined.to JFWraid.nW
Jpglk TenrreoZ andeochpalnftilaffections,. aeSfe
brought on by Imprudence, youthful indulgence and.excess,
Bes of the Venereal Organ, gkln . Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak- ;
jncas, lmpotency, Piles, RheumaHscn .FemaU -Weatoieas,.
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases-of the Joints, Fistula in
Ano,Nervoua ASMtlohs, Pains In the Back ana Loins, lrri<
teflon of the Bladder and Kidneys/succesEfully treated^
| (sixiathis clty)enablM Pr. Brown
to cffer asHumncea of a speedy cure to ad who tony coma tm*:
I Prirate Consultation Rooms, 4L Diamond alloy.
| t gg>hiodßtftte.■ oorfcdftwly-
J‘ Krcnm/snswlY diecoTEred -remody
V for Rheumatism l»* speedy and certain Bqnedy for.
ktpainfultrouble. ,Itneverfoils, i; '
: office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND,
'Pittsburgh, Fenn’a.. The Doctor U always at hems.
; _pjsMb23MAw>• •• - - y: • ■ '■
: Ten Aerea for Sal*.
mHE subscriber offer* for tale Ten Acres of land, near..
I -the residence of Bar, Dr. Campbell, in Manchester, all
of whleh is in the.hlsheststateoftjaltiTafion. 'Bcar.QW
•bearing apple, peach,.plum and pear trees, all of; which are
■crafted fruit, are oh the lot; also, about tbroOhcresof tine
'ward* of the best' quality of grapesj the other towovih
anehtaaie two Dwelling Houses and out-houßes;pne of tnp
dwellings Ib new, not bating bedi-yet occupied. Thopro*-
pact from this place Is among the.most extenave firm bean
in the country, r It is; abundantly supplied with, tine
movcr-MHf! n>rl=S9. Appl,
i .*5 . . •. • Estate Office, cor. Bovcntb and Smlthflold ata. -
; -jaa- An extensive variety of Grape Tines fdr «w.
1 Ulyas above, • - -
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