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THE CITY- POStf.
FRIDAY MORNING:
Denioor&tle Council KomlUatlonß.
Thft following ifl a list of thonnminatlons made by tho
Democrat of tfco different WaiA", fo* or Select
and Common Council: ... .
' - i ' ■ . 'V ‘V BEOO!Il> TriltD. V
Selfd Cbancff~DAYlD CAMPBELL,
Cbnmon GnmaT-JOHN M. lItWIN, W. J. AKDEUSOJTj
and AltTHUlt MJ2QIM.. . . '
Sckcl CbuttriZ—T. J.GALIjAIIKU.
Ornmm OuuncH —JOHN 1! AHTON, Tir. TJMnSTABCTEtt,
JOHN QOINN, EDWAIi&S. WATBOM, nod CIIIUSTOPIIER
MAGEE.
Select WILLIAM WILSON.
Common Cbimcfl—WlLLlAM- D. - lIAMII/TON* JOHN'
MACKIN* . ANDIUCT 800TT, Fit ANCIS .FELIX, and
JAMES- TUCKER. . .. . ...
Sdtct Omna7—TTriXlAM WARD.
Cbmmon Cbuncil— JAMES CHAMBERB, ALEXANDER
W. FOSTER, THOM AS T. MORRIS, and J AUE3 SHIDLE.
SSYnCTn'TTARH.
Aieet Ctancrt-J. N. M’OLOWUY.
Common K. MOORHEAD, Z. TOMER.
, " V- ' ,"’ZKIHTH 'WARP. V •
Ejfcct CounciI— SAMTJEL MORROW. .
Common Council— JOHN S. KENNEDY. CONRAD IT.
BIERMAN, and WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
Wo hare not received the names of tho nominees in the
First, Fourth or Ninth Wards; wo Mill add thorn ns soon ns
received. . ■ •
Democratic Heetikcl—A large and enthusiastic mooting
of the Democracy of ibo Seventh Ward, Mas held on Wed*
nosday ovening,December 28th. Tho meeting orgnnitod by
electing Jabis A. Irwix President, pnd Alet. Ltacg, gocre*
tory.
Tbo President stated tho object of the meeting. After
which, Alex. Lynch moved that a committee, consisting of
three, be appointed to draft resoldtioan expressive of our
opprobation of -tho nomination of J. 0. PotUt*row, l n3 the'
Du _ ‘ocr"ti' can-*’*-te Mayo M tin unanimously
adopted
The President appointed Alex. Lynch.; J’.'-fo Moorhead,
and Joan N M’Clowrv tho committee to draft resolutions.
It being in ord r the meeting proceeded to the nomina
tion of Ward officers which resalted follows
Select Council—John N.H‘Ciowry-
Gommon Council—J; K.Moothead and Z. Tomer- ■■
Judge of Elections—John Irwin
Inspector of Flections—Wm Moorhead
Assessor—Robert Thompson- •••::•
School Directors—Joseph F Itwell and Jacob Tcmcr
Constable—Thomas T. Thompson.
The committee on resolutions reported as follows?
■Resolved, That wo cordially endorse tho nomination this
day made by tho Democratic C*ty Convention and wc pie 3co
to the ,»omiUee James C Pettigrew E»q a faithful and
hearty support, possessing as hc docs, Aho confidence and'
esteem, of the entire party
Resolved, Tliat aHhou h our candidate has not been fed
at the citr cri ot brought up or served a seven years ap*
prenticeship as an office-holder under thelead. and with the
permission of the old Hunkers, .vet he possesses qualifica
tions which eminently qualify him for the discharge *f the
duties of qMef magistrate of the city.
Tho resolutions were unanimously adopted
On motion of P. Grinning—
Resaived, That tho proceedings of this meeting bo pub
lished in tho Democratic papers.
On motion adjourned. JAMES A. TRWTN. rroa’fc.
Alex. LTKcn. Secretary.
CoJinESPoxEKSca.—Tho following correspondenee
between tho Committee appointed at the Allegheny City
Conrcution. aud John ILcawyor.the Democratic candidate
for Mayor in AUpgbenv: .
Jonv U.feAWYBR— Fir: The undersigned have been ap
pointed a Committee by the Democratic Onnvontion bold in
tho Town Hull, Doc. a*th. to notify you that you wore duly
placed tn nomination ns their candidate for Mayor of Alle
gheny. • \ery respectfully vnnni: •
THOMAS FARLEY.
• DANIEL W. DOSS,
o.funk. •••:
A. HAYS.
AlSxqhest. December 23.1803. •
Aucoiuatr Cttt. Dec. 28,3553.
OmUesicn:— l accept your nomination, and if elected
wi:l .perform the duties appcrtainin2 to the oJHeo with strict
fidelity. - Rwpecjfally j*onrs.
JOHN n. SAWYER.
To Xhomns Farley. Daniel W. Boss, C. Funk and A. Hays
—Cbmmdlee.
COURT NEWS.
Quarto* Sasioxs.—Before Lion. William B. McClure, Pre
sident Judge, and Gabriel Adams and Wm.Boffgs. Rsq.'ra,
Associates.
In the case of Torrence, reported yesterday, the jary re*
turned a verdict, of guiltv. •
CommenwfaUh vs. John T. Bmltien: Indictment, lar
ceny. Mr. Barclay, of Punxotownov. JelTcreon county, and
Messrs. Marshall and Cochran for defence. andT. J.Fox Al*
uen. Erq.. for the Commonwealth.
Thejrosecutor in this case was F. IT. Eaton, a member of
the firm of Dutm-.t Co~ lumber merchants. Smitten sold
and delivered the firm a lot of lumber, but it was contended
by tho prosecution he afterwards took aporilon of tho Into*
ber to Cincinnati, and sold it For the defence, it was con*
tended that the lumber was not sold to Dunn & Co- but was
the property of Mr. Sudeten. On trial.
Mrs. Rtkar s BnTxn-r. —Mrs. Rynar is announced for a
benefit tills evening. This Truly is really no accomplished
actress, nnd since her first appearance in this city. *he has
xundo a favorable impression on our ehiicns. She is lady
like in her deportment upon tho and always performs
her pare in a creditable manner. We trust film will receive
theaeserved compliment of a full house.
Tim CABJUr.r..—Our suWcnbors in tho lower .part of the
city will not forget J. W. elllvaiMi*. tiio Carrier who he*
served them punctually with Uioi*ori for the la«t tlireo or
four years. Hts faithfulness deserves to be liberally re
warded. Ho will bo about with a neat and. handsome re
ference card for the year l&oL ho liberal with your quar
ters and halve*.
Ik tub Cut.—Tho Commissioners of Fayette county—
Messrs. M-rk It Moopc, Joseph Cannmsbnm. and David
Drynrmon, with Mr. Alex. McLean. cJurk—spent a few davs
in this city during tho present week, for the purpose of cot
tin<;arlan of our county jail. They are about to erect a
Dew jail in Fayelto county.
PROmEinos<—-A temperance tnnfUns was held in Y*»r»
Bailies township. at Shaw* school house, on the uUb Inst.
Mr. Fawcet presided, Mr. TL Stewart oetinc as secretary, and
addressee ■were dolivcred hr Mews. Jomo 8. Riddle- W. H.
Auld, and A. A. Smith, which were listened to with marked
attention, by an audience composed of both sexes.
Riot.—A man nnmwl Charles M Cully was arrested yes*
tcrdnr. by oflicer Stcuiburg. and hold to bait, by Aid. Steel,
for his appearance at Court, to answer a charge of riot.
irCutly. with a number of others* was concerned in a riot
‘which took place on Tuesday nlcbt. at the larern of a man
■named Doyle, near tho corner of I’enn and Irwin streets.
OrP titc Track.—A locomotlfo on the Ohio and Rcnnsyl
.Tania railroad was thrown from the track yesterday after
noon, at'Woods* Run, about two miles below AUcshcny
city, by running into n wagon which was crossing tho track.
The wagon was broken to pieces.
Gift Books.—U. P. Callow, of Third street, has received
a large supply of Gift Books. They are of the best quality
and description—comprising fine editions of the standard
jocts. annuals, boaubfully lUastraied, Ac.-Giveltlm a call
—opposite the Tost OSc*. on Third street. Is the place. •
Hosoiusia;—At the last commencement in Allegheny
College. Meadrillc, the degree of Master of ArtP. in euraton,
was conferred on the following gentlemen.t!s R. W«*l«-y
Black. James C. McKmght. Johfi Randall. Washington
Robinson, Solomon Schoyer. Silas fcearl. 0* W. Smith.
Djbatii or Jons B. Vasiio*.—Wo wore pained to hear that
this gentleman, so long known In our city dropped (load
last evening, while stepping upon tho railroad cats; r
TVx Baser the Attention of oar readers to tho pawn
brokers Mle of clothing, jewelry, watches. dry good*, and
fowhoz pieces, at McKenna's Aoction Boose, this day. at
o'doelu . '
Nrw Pwziu —A sew Germrd paper la to appear- next
week. It fit to bo a daily, called TUr Htpwihcasicr. Ji.ia
designed as on opDosilfon paper to the Courier, and will be.
it Ls said, tbo organ of tlie German Catholic*.
DlftTßTauifiHrD Arrivals.—Gen. Samuel Houston. U. S.
Senator from Texas, firmed in this eitv -on Wednesday
evening.- The General left yesterday for Washington.'
TnusTrtfl.—The Masonic Fond Society haro chosen J. W.
ITailman. J. S. Hoon.S. McKinley. C- Shaler.A. S. Reinhart,
Thomas and W. W. Wilson, trustees.
Assistant Dormer Arromarr.—3l.l. Btewart, Esq- is Sir
Roberts'assistant in the offico of Prosecuting Attorney.
■ Fifth Street Property For Salei
A VALUABLE LOT OP GROUND. IS fecWVont by 120
/X deep, situated on Fifth street, nearly opposite-the new
Post Office and Custom House. Tbo: situation of this lot
snakes it one of the most desirable business locations in the
cl tv.
Terms: one-third cash, and balance in two years: or one
third cash and an improved farm of bottomland for garden
ing purposes. Apply to JOHN. B.hLhTtDY.
dec&lm - - . . Watch Maker . Fifth street.
UITJS FfcANfiJSUS —A. A. MASON * 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. : -dec2o .
EL’K SILK VELVETS.—A. A. MASON A <lO. will open
another Invoice of BIT: eilk Velvets, u-4 and 4-4
wide. • • dec2o
Bonnets, bonnets.—a. a. mason & oa. no. 25
Fifth street, will exhibit, ibb morning. 2i>o Velvet,
Silk and Entin Bonnets, of fho latest styles and most fush
iouable colors. . nov2l
ALPACAS.— Just received at A. A. MASON A CO.’S, No.
.20 Fifth street, leO pa. Alpacas, of every color and
quality. ■■■■•. . nov2l
[Y7TDE BILK VELVETS.—A few ps. extra fine, splendid
fV finished Black Velvet, for Ladles-Cloaks, just rec <L
cov2r A; A/ MASON A CO., No. 2oJ£jftluLt^..
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS?.—Wo invito attention to our
large and splendid assortment of Cloth Cloaks and
Velvet Talmas. fnovSll A. A. MASON A CO..
rjmiMMINUS. TKIMMINUS.—A. A. MASON A 00.. No.
JL -5 Fifth street, are now exhibiting one of the larcrest
assortments of Trimmings over offered in this city, of all
the most fashionable styles, and of every color. (n0v21.:
BANK OJ? PITTSUUHGU STOCK—IO Fhurcs for salo by
AUSTIN LOOMIS,.
No. 9z Fourth pL
THTiIESH CRANBERRlES—Just'received and for sale at
ij the Family <3 roccry and Housekeepers' Store of
noTl6 - BAJLBIT ft RENSIIAW. ;
WOOL LONG SHAWLS.—A. A. MASON A CO.. No. 25
FIETI II street, hare on hand over 0000 Wool Shawls
of erery quality. ; nov!4
Gmo and Pennsylvania railroad stock— 2o
shares wantedby AUSTIN LOOMIS. ;
oct2s" '• No. D 2 Fourth st.
40 *b ’ AND 160 ACHE LAND
octA
Ai IfYLBS/FRESH CORN MEAL :
*\S GOO !ba Extra Hailed Buckwheat Meal.
Roc d and for solo by BAILEY ft RENSIIAW.
oct2S ■ 263 Liberty rtreot*
GOSHEN AND PINEAPPLE CHEESE just receded, tho
Sheet in the marfcet, by .
oct2s BAILEY ft RENBUAW. -
IASHARES l'lm TRUST AND SAVINGS 00. STOCK
1U WANTED by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oct2fl ••, •■ • No. 02 Fourth st
VARNISH—-COO gallons, Smith's New York
V/ brand, In store and for Palo by
• FLEMING BROS., successors to J. Kidd A Ctw
dec2 . • 00 Wood st
■ *LUK VITillOL—2OOO lbs In store and for sale by
jj dec2 FLEMING BROS,
CREAM TARTAR—6OO lbs, pure, in store and for saleby
ilcc2 ‘ • FLEMING BROS,
VERMILLION— 100 fiw. Trieste and Chinese, Instore and
lbr solo by. . fdec2] . FLEMING BROS. .
C/YBAGSIVIGA ALSIOND3; "
*)\) 20 »«. Sicily ,<lo ~ .
10 hales Bordeaux <lo in etoro and for salo Ly
<- /. • . . JOSHUA RHODES & 00^
dec3 . 30 T?OPd street.
::u::DECKMBEIioO.
TIUBD TVAftD.
6IXTIX ITAftl).
Warrants wanted
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
No. 02 Fourth st.
, TELEdiEAfHIC.
By thA O’Reilly Linerfot the Morningi^ost
THIRTY -TmUDCOSGIVKSS.
.!■ ■' WaMUSGWW CnT, iDoeciubor 29/ :
. Scnate.*—M r. Peiltfc Offered a resol at!od whl eh was agreed
to> direoting-inquiry•lnto the expediency ; otestablishing
. the new armory recommended by the Secretory of:War. at-
Hamilton, Indiana.
Mr. Satnnor presontod a petition' of-tho American Peace
8oc!oly, urging t&o establishment of arbitration as amcocs
of seUlomont of international difficultly,
. Mr. Dawson presented tbo petition of Cyras McCormick
fura renewal of bis patent for rcaplog machines,
t Mr. Atchison introduced a bill granting land to Missouri.
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, for a railroad and branches
Ibmngh.these States.
/ Mr. James introduced a joint resolution granting a sword
to the nearest mole relative of Mej. Samuel Ringgold, -who
was killed at Palo Alto.
I No quorum being present ibo Senate adjourned.
Boston, December 29. ■■■
* It has been mowing all day,more or less—now 18 inches
on a level; drills tou feet In some places*. Tho streets are
aimost ixnp&ssable. Alt the Railroad tracks are blocked up,
an l neither stcamboatir or trains ddo.-thls morning, or
trains from Providence, Portland, or Novr Bedford, have ar
rived—-the galo still continues; . s
; . GnttVA, N. X', December 29.- •
Tho steamer Walkms collapsed a due on Seneca Lake,
fatally scalding two firomen. •
fr_ ’ VU. iVi‘ - Boston Becsmbor 29. . :
The snow is Calling thickly; It-is now-one foot deep on a
rol. ;-r •
: - TELEGRAPH 2XABKETB,
? Now Tons. December 29.
<301107) t sales9oobales, dull, declined s4i lower qualities!
hare declined most. Coffee: sales 700 bags Rio. at 12% ; :
Java 13}£ firm. Sugar :-sale*4oo boxes Havana at 0; Mus
covado firm. - Molasses - suleS-450 bblß Orleans at
30 for new and 25 forold Flour sales 12,000 bbis State at
$7«60@«,G6: Ohio $i,60(37.62: Southern firm.
■Wheat salo 60 000 bmh ( enerao nt $185@200 buoj ant,
8 les 0 000 b sh corn mixed at 80 yellow 76 for new
PtotLloss sal *s 1230 bbis pork at $11@13,00 better Rales
300 bbis beef at $l3 GO sal s 150 bbis lard at 10 plenty
Whi sky p bon 23 hca y Sale* IQOG linseed a G 3. Iron
market quleu-' - - ■■■>* : ■*- - T -- -- -r •
pmiAD-LpniA, December 29
ho change iaColton Moderate oxportd maud for Flour
■prices firm: soles 1300 bbis mixed brands afcs7.l2,and 2000-
bbis extra ai $" Q the latter rate for a f uey lot
Nothing ln Rye Flour Com Meal unchanged sales
600 bbis Brandywine at $3,60 and 300 bbis Pennsylvanlaat
$3,25 Wheat In good demand little off ring saloB*2ooo
busprlmo red at $1 GO and a lot of white In store at $l7O
Rjo unchanged Corn dull at 6Q©67 f r new yellow
Whisky scarce in bbis °0 and in hhd* 27@°7H
CnaxiATj December 29
The river has fallen 4 inches Flour dull at $5 40(35 50
Whisky very dull, llog* gales
1000 bbis Mess Park at $l2 vales 200000 lbs bulk Meat at
4J4 for should es nowh ldat4J/andsJ4
sales IaOO bbis ho. 1 Lard at 6 1// (&S s Other art clea uu
changed. (.!
AUCTION SALES.
Auction card.
JAMES Jr&ENNA* Auctioneer and Commission
, chant, ho. 120 Wood street, near the corner of Fifths
regular sales of Dry floods. Clothing. Groceries, Glassware,
new and second bafiA JhxrnUbre.cach’ day at 10 and 2
oclock; and at early gas light, each evening. Watches and
Jewulry.fluas. Books, Fancy articles. Cutlery. Boots.
Shoes, Ac., with a general assortment of every description
of Dry floods. Refer to the principal merchants. • ' fi«h9 -
A/actton—D&lly ti&lea*
AT the Commercial Sales Booms corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, a» 10 O'clock, A. BL, a general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Clothing- Boot*
and Shoes Hate. Caps, 4c~
AT 2 O'CLOCK. P. M..
Grooeriea. Queens inure. Glassware Table Cutlery- trying
Glasses. New aud Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur*
citato, 4 c..
AT 7 O’CLOCK. ?. M,
Books, Stationery. tancy Articles. Musical Instruments,
Hardwareand Cutlery. Clothing. Variety Cooda. Gold and
SUrerwatches, fttvl*. M; DAMS. Auctioneer, fjaHl'tf
JAHKS HcEEHITA, Auctionoor.
PAWNBROKER'S SALK. No. 4. OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING. WATCHES, JEWELRY. 'GUNS. A*- At
AUCTION.—THIS DAY. Friday. December cOib- at tw«
o clock in iho afternoon, will bn sold. at McKenna'* Auction
Uoara. without resme. the following articles of bo Eastern
fownbrokcr. comprising—tine fllk and satin -rest*, in
let* to nett, the trade: overcoats, snawls, gold and sUv**
watches, jewelry, MWer handled knives ami fork*. fancy
am) white shirts.undershirtsand drawersliwieiy- otranks
ofdry gUods, 1 eight-day chronrunctcr stylo slock. 1 patent
mver clock, table covers. 3 fowling pieces, quilt*. coan'»r*
panes, blankets. Also, at tho same time.»lot of furniture
1 cooMocstoro.l eceretane and bookcase.
dec3o j _ JAMES McKEXNA- Auet>-
A BaIGNfcES' BALL of an extensive. COUNTRY IMV
/\ 0001)3 STORE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY n«t.
January 18A4. at 10 o dock, will be sold, at McKenna’*'
Auction TToiite, by ordurof Assignees, tuo stock of a retail
country j-tmu. Among thfc lot exu some very Gno cood«-
sncii M Sa.Tonv. Coburg, mcriuof. alpacas, moos du ]e*u**-
bnmlies, pnehnm*, lmen lustres, cnliens, cLIqUm. pant,
siuff, vesting*, Uannels. bloachod and brown muslins,eßk
lxlkfs. and cravats, flue shnwlaand drw hdkrs* ribbon*,
lores, tweed cloths, casslncts, patent thread- spool cotton.
jrloTos and hcsiery, suspender*. Unset*, lamb's wool shirts
*ud drawers, white dre&* shiru, gingham and chock shirts,
overcoats and pantaloons, sajicrfine raiiu v«*U. Irish Hobo.
buckram and padding. silk plush, chusans, brery blankets,
furnUare calico, men., women, mioses, boys aud yootM*
wools, brocntis. rhocs, bootee®, bu&hjas. pnuips and »:jpj*r«,
gmn overshoes; also, a tery large lot of *i!k an) worsted
frrairc. witli many other articii’s,
dec2(3 JAMES McKENNA. Artclloncrr.
P. 21. SATIS. Ancuoncor.
Books at auction every evening—wm m ecu
at Lube Loomis' Look Stores No. 8i Wood strait, on
PRIDAk A ml SATURDAY crentapt. lh» aOth ami :{!»>, »
miscellaneous collection of Hooks, as ho is deducing bosL
dcpj. Catalogues will bo printed far Saturday •Testa?'*
sale, which cno bo had at Ibo store. Both ■rrnmr*’
«ill comprise the host standard Theolock-ah Classical:. Hi*
toxical and Msiiieciatical works: also, choice book* of Biog.
ropby, Trawl* Puctry.aml general Literature: many Books
suitable for Holiday GifU to the young folks. Kale oom
msnccaatC^o’clock. p. SL DAVlet,
dec3o 7 1' Auctioneer.
Books, hold axd silvkk watch ksl faxcv coojm*.
Ac.. AT Accnos.-On SATURDAY ermine. Dcwmber
3lrt, atsl4 <» clock, wul bowiM. at Iho Commercial Sali*»
Rooms, eoruer or Wen] uil Fifth ftmetfl. a forgo reflection
of Tuluable Books. emln-adne *Jan>lani library edition* fo
rations department* of sriwncH and literature- Splendid
annual* and handsomely Illustrated works, .in gorgeour
binding, for holiday prvwnt*: tarnlly fables, Sn gmt rar.r
ty; blank books: fatter and cap writing paper: gozd pen*:
pcncll*; cnirrarinc*: paintings: gold and siltpr watrhM
amenc which fa ono cold patent farcr watch worth |CO: s
variety of musical instrument*, fancy roctfa. A'*-
dec29 P. M. DAVIS. Aocfr.
“1854."
PITTS BTTBGH. CIHCHmATI. LODISVHIE-
AKT»
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsbnrgh anfl Cincinnati Bto am Packet Idno,
roat«c conrtTtKct of
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
r.crwrr.r
PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. LOUIBVILLE,
And Saint JLouia.
. nwp# . - TmsLtttt Is composed of seven •
class powerful fct/ramcrs, uuo
ttsrm-T-feagnallod for speed, splendor. rnfiiijr.rr-rri 1 nrV
and commit, and is the oxtr Tußotcn saxlt imco?Stum:
Packets on the Ohio river. - It connects with the U. 6. MaH
Line of Steamers from LlndnnAtJ to Louisville and Saint
Louis, by which passengers nod freight are tic&ltd and re
cnpUd tArovnh dad?* Two new Strannm hate been added
to the Liao, which now consists of the following boat* •
Pajftti/.Dmtrinre
Boai*. . Oaplaini. ,/rom IMUturgh.
BUCKEYE STATB.~.;~*M; *V. Buuuoov£B....&uDdar.
MESSENGER, No. 2L....J. U 1)atj5.......J.........M0nday.
ALLEGHENY ......Gen M’I.US Toesday.
CRYSTAL PALACK~....\Vw. J. Koirsrs Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA ........K. J. Geack :.......ThoT*tliij.
PITTSBURGH*. .«,;..uir.CA#MEtl. .-.Friday.
PENNS* LV AM A .L\o. KtisurzLTca........Saturday.
Leave dlHy at 10 o ejoek. A. M.. pnwlsdy.
No freight received after nine o clock on tho morning of
departure. . - •
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN R. LIVINGSTON. > . ..
JOHN FLACK. /Agents,
Monongahcla House Buiidioca
Pittsburgh. 1853. • • . ideclfl} ■ •
JUST RECEIVED— 20 kegs Buperiur English Mustard.
JEHU HAWORTH.
dec2Q CorcfT of Diamond and Diamond aUry.
JUaT RECEIVED—6 bbis Sweet Cider.
JEHU HAWORTH.
dec26 Corner of Diamond and Diamond sUuj.
LOOWOOD-51XJ Ih* for paJo at
Vi deeir : • KKVgRR’S. 140 Wood at.
H COPLAND'S HERMAN BITTEIUJ—2O dci. for faloot
deoiT ’ - -KBYSKH’tf. 140 Wood wt;
WOLFE'S SwHKLDAM SOUNA4B
dozen for solo at
d«cl7_ KEYSER'B. 140 Wood streot.
HAIR Dfh—Do you want Ilf Yen! Why. thou, buy
CoiaTADOKO fl. It makes a beautiful brown or black,
that challenges tho lustre of tho raven s wing. For f&ls at
dec!7 • KEYSKR’S. 140 Woo* street.
T7IINB WHITE FLANNELS—A largo aod superior as
P sortment of tho above ou hand, and soiling at reduced
BLANKETS. —A. Ai MASON A CO.. No. 25 Fifth street.
will open, this morning, a superior Stock of 104.114
and I*4 Swiss and English Blankets. • ■ doclO
lUbT RECEIVED. a few Ocnt's Traveling Shawls.
declO - - - A. A. MASON ft CO.
Chartlers Railroad Company*
-A MEETING of Stockholders of-tho Company will bo
J\ held. In accordance with tho provlsionsof Iho Charter,
on MONDAY. tboOtb day of January next, at tho Monoti
gobela House. Pittsburgh. at d o'clock In Iho afternoon, for
tho purpose of electing a Board of Mannger*. for tbu ennu
iug year. - (declT) . J. K. MOOiIHKAD. lores’*.
J.BCOTT. DENTIST. Fourthetroot, five doors
. of Market..--
-LI -Cmcß Hours—From 1 nluo A. M. to five
P. M; dac2o:y
KbCISiV ED—borne more of those beautiful premium
Combination RUBBERS. .Prices low. At 107 Market
street. . . (decO) W* E. SCIIMERTZ.
WKDDINU ENVELOPES AN DO ARE BOXES—plain
and very handsome—for ga!o by
tl»3 ■ • • JOHN a DAVISON. 05 Market street
/ CORDIAL. New England Rum. Jamaica Spirits. Kuein
\J mel..WinoßUtcrs &nd PeppermintXor saio hy
' MILLER A RIORETSON.
<3ec22 ' - 221 and 223 Libortv at
WIN Ks Oporto. Port, Tuncritfe. Malaga. Madeira,
Claret Sherry. Whito Rhenish. Muscat Lisbon. Bur
gundy. Champagne. Anchor. $172, $l«4'M. ft R. Heklsick.
\«r xeno Wines, in store and lor solo by
Uec22 r. MILLER ft RICKKTSON. .
OILS —Winter Sperm. Fall dex, Winter Whalo. Bleecliod
Elephant, Tanners', Stndts, Rank and Bhorc, Linseed,
Lord Oils, for Bale by HILLER ft RIORETSON,
80c22- s 221 and 223 Liberty st ..
RI E# AFPLES—2Oft bushulsin store and for sole’ by
PdO. . KING ft MOORHEAD.
Sundries— lcratoßogs;
... . 1 bbl Lard; .
s 1 “ RoUßatter;
- • . 1“ Dry. Apples;
i • ••. 1 box Beeswax;
{ . ■ ■ . 1 sack Hops;
. • • • . lbblChestnuts; :<■:
. J 100 doz Brooms.
I Received this day nnd for Folo by
doc2l KIRKPATRICK k HERRONS.
SOA£—»> boxes Palm,
- 10 do Castile,;
; ao .Almond,
» V 2 iJOvOIifB, M-..
' 2 do Candid, -
l tQ da .-ToUettol Fai£cy; foraalpby v-.r.v.v.w
:nor24 7. D. JWJiUAMS, 122 Wood street,
COMMERCIAL POST.
WEEKLY BEVIEW OF FITTSBUBGH SIABKET.
0»ioi or th* Duly. Mdiutnm post, r
Friday, liecember SO, 1863. J
InboßinoM rinceour. last woekly review, wo have but
little change to note. The recurrence of thoholidnyp, to
gether, with the cioEingofilver navigation,by obstruction
of icc, has considerably interrupted business' transactions*
• Receipts of Flour, and Produce generally has greatly fitllcii
off, and . from present appearances,will coutiuuo fo until
navigation opens. The water iu our Canal for Iho season,
has been drawn off, and is therefore closedi and our ship
pers eastward are entirely dependent upon tbs Railroad,
we are glad to notice that a change iu tariff rates on Flour
has been made by the Pennsylvania railroad to Phllodalphia
and Baltimore, which Is now DO cents to either dty,Jn placo
of $l, as heretofore.. This will enable Western shippers to
send their Flour by Uds route, which Is decidedly the cheap
est and mostdesirable. '
In-oar markets wo find but little change to notice from
that of last week except In Flour, which under the effects
of the European, advices, together with the very limited
stock in this market, and tho small supplies coming for
ward has caused an improved demand, with a correspond
ing advonco in price, and judging from the tone of tho Pa
cific’s news, which arrived on Tuesday, prices and demand
aro not likely to recede soon.' The advance established is
fully 25 to 60 cental' bbl.
The following, excellent review, wo copy from tho Now'
York Economist, of 23d iitst,wbich may be found Interesting
to our Miltursand Flour dealers:
“A fair Eastern business bos been done, and now that
the river is closed* attention is directed to quantify bon*,
and to the probable quantify that is -likely to reach ns, by
: nilwev. The stock hero does not exceed 27 G.OOO bbls, touch
of It hold for foreign account, which Is rmw likely to go for
ward the low freights fovonng shipments. From the into
rior wo leamthe supply of Flour and Wheat, is very mod
ernto from the Fast we learn the stock is qulto light, and
it appears to Us that if the entire supply In this State reach-'
c* os that It would not have thesllghtest Influenceon our
market, as from private advices received by the Ucrmann,
a etat of things exists iu Franco and Belgium that is really
alarming more so than existed in - Ireland in 184 G-17, and
tdlour-suppbeswllibobut a drop In tho bucket to meet
tbclr wants In making this statement, wo do not wish to
s Imulato our market, as prices arc already very high, but
simply to state facts from tho private advices before ns for
tho bentfitofour readers. There can bo nndoubt tho French
Government have concealed tho real state of thing* thure
until it can bo disguised no longer, and wo only regret wo
hav not a largo stock to meet this immense demand.” ■ Wo
also copv the followlngiaterestinß statement:
The Mark Lane Exprus, in the course of on elaborate
artic e on the supply of breadstnffs for tho British market,
\ resents certain reports and estimates which are of’the
highest interest to dealers here. The Express answers a
c ofqo stlons, eleven in number, put with a view to
eti it f 11 Information on the subject. It Is to thelast ques
t n nod answer that wc would draw attention. It Is ask
ed Ila th) result of the harvest been such as to warrant
the alarm at prefont existing? ” To this the Express replies,
thni Its Information from Ireland and Scotland Is an “em
phatic negative, n while two or throe of Its Eoglish cofrca
pondents arc in tho affirmative, although with the latter
the apprehension of a general war ; is generally the baslaof
their opinion. . >
Tho Express then proceeds to reduce its facts into shapes.
According to the best authorities tho avorngo produce of the
United Kingdom should be
. Wheat : .........18,000,000 qm.
Oats .....32,000,000 do
Barley. —. 10 0004500 do
Tbn estimate deficiency In Wheat this year is one-fotfnh
and Oats ooe-eixth, tho latter, however, neutralised by
short crops of beans, peas and hay. Tho deficiency in Oats
il ls assumed, can be mndo up by imnortathns, including
Indian Coni and tha feeding staffs. The complainant of tho
Wheal stock therefore remains alone to be considered.
The produce of Wheat in tho United Kiugdom, as abovo,
Atatol is 18.000,000 qrt., but the consumption is 20,000,000.
Tlifl statement then stands thus:-—Arerago produco'of
wheat In the United Kingdom reckoned at ...18,000,000 qrs.
but as the crop Is deficient, deduct 4,600,-
000 qrs.. as well as the quantity required for
b,v*J. which, allowing for tbo Increased sowing
this season, may be reckoned at 3, / iOf.pmlue«» f
n.00Q.000 quarter 5............. ......... 7,K>o,oCOqrf.
W> have thus a produce of only.-. -.„....10,fi00.0(K} qrt"
to meet a consnraptiou .20,000,000 qrs.
shotting a deficiency 0f......... ............. qrs.
but as there arc only ten months consumption
to provide for, wo must deduct from this *
leaving* deficiency in wheat alone thOOO/OfiG qr*.
We It-aro. assuming these figure to he rom-it, to our io
tcrnuM readers to judge, I»ow a drfid*»ncyou,cbt
to affect the prwot of the Wheat and Flour tnar
kct. Unless there la an erregfoos error aorotiwbere, ihs do
Orier.cr tO-ove Ls r:»fileknt .to maketWiupjly a mat
ter of important-enterprise to the trade In this country.
drinand for, wvJa-ajb frwv manufacturers
f.r the past wivk, ha* been mol-vaiety. r*fr, at la>t wcekV
prin*. the sole* amount to «i*mt Joo. ensks, mostly «fo
-lat . and imported ST’: pearl* we quote nomi
nal at : saTcratns'fmn *U<re at ACci\\&\ pot*
Al , l , LfcS.—Wc liß.tr no chance to notice in the marked
for apples, and w* continue our quotfttiejjs at for
felr to chelmt the market well supplied.
BRKBTPA?fo—Tbeteds bot lUtle otertJ, and the demand
limbed * we quf-t*» at 23<S\2i first lutudA.
hare nocliange reported in this trilrV, but
quote nt Jfo 7cs-B,«* to brand.
ÜbA.Ni'—TU*r» U hat Ihtls demand for Beaus, end rales
or© confined principally u» the retail trade, Wc quote small,
ehkteet from firsthand* and store*.
ItitOlMS—^«lesduring the week were made at.f 2,12
/&2.T&. first hand*? stork light. .
BIUCK—The demand nnitinoc* brisk for Bolivar, ats2s
for common, and iiO for extnu ;
BUCKKTft ANP TUlhS—The manufacturer*’ price* aw
fc1.23 for Bucktts, cash; No. I Toto No. 2 Keel
frsj'i.7s. Bale>« of Bucket* frem stores at $.^2,25.
BUTThli.— tiw and the
elodns cftiTM uavlgetfou. thereby cutting of? resceii>t*, the
market became bare, and the demand improved for boih
roll and pacta!, with red** of eevarat lar?w lota of packed,
for tho BaHlmnre market, atxwfcr* ranging from libels,
nriuriiially at tiio InU>r figure; reli.waa lo dt.ntatsi at l4rc-y
If*: prime In U’JM-ftt tfic.
ItOCRWnSAT FtOCll—ls in iiWady Ostaftsd ai'tl,2S<J
1257 per «ck.
cnBSTNUT3.—Are veTting at 11,30^1,02/
CBACKKltit—Hate unforgoiio a change; tbo follcrwjnr
are tbc present rete.s, vti:
Walcr Crackerv, bbh,
Butter do do f.,50
Sugar Crscktrs, V lb
Soda do do ........tU
B<«tnn do <ln i\2,
Fie Mr. do do.. 7'"'
mint — .
CttANßßiauns-Wc quote at but
few in the market.
COPPitil—W> quetzal and .time.
CANDLI.B ANl> SOAP.—cow quota rajulW# ar fol*
lowat-dlppcd H)-£; cuoull 13, which is an advance; icon
VSJtlh. , .
CHEESE.- por-T, and the
demand continue* I*rMi; wo quote *!e*tiy rale* at
10 for common to prim*. ' " *
mUEI> PBKF—Vr> notice mica by (knew at 9.
DklhO VliClT—Tfcer* M * demand f>r Fe-arhe*
firrttuA’ls. Apjdo/ar* In Uiiiitcddemand
«tS7(3&U2-
Efiua—Are roody tale at ICks>l7, Or fresh; pickled are
gclllnj: at 13^14.
nSATHBkS—We continue out quotations ct 4?4£M. a>
cording to quantity and quality. •
Flfilf <—We quote Sahnnnat $10:310,50; white Lake
at fliV.Trout at $9; No. 3 Mackerel at slo^o^lo,*s; Her
ring
- VEKD,—Wo continue to quote City mIU« Iran at 10f*12:
short* IStolO, Rod mkMUtige 32030.- • *
FKWoNTB.—Fretffhts on the Ohio rirerot present are
unsettled, end it !* difficult to give any thing like a correct
quotation: we therefore, omit for the prtuwn t. On the Penn
nrlranla mllroad bbi U charged on floor, and an Oret;
deer freight 100 Da; eoocmd do ?se; third do €sc
foorthtin . .. ...
FJU;XT3.—‘The following is tho list of eurrenfprlecs for
forrimi fruit:
ItaSatoa - hex.
Currant 5........... . 1802 U v fo.
Figs 12014
Lemons ............ ............. O.CO ' qvbUx.
Orange* 4,50 71 box,
FLOUR —Blnee our lart weekly notice theiudeii havebcen
unusually small, all for the want of stork to operate on:
owing to suspension of navigation no the river, by Ice, otrr
wain dftpendeneo tot supplies baa been cutoff; and buteom
paratltoly Utilo wa* brought in liywagoaa, w> thattlie *tock
in the hands of dealers la qolto reduced. At the close of
our last weekly, Thu rainy last, we left the market firm nt
s:i:B7(jsG fcrsuperSno and extra. On Friday, the market
vu active. nnrliTicanbounrcmeutoftho Asia’* nows, caused
an Improved feeling, and rales were made of 29G bbls atss,>
0005.95 for superfine, and $6 for extra; 5G do do nt ss. On
fiatunlny. tho offering was small, not oxer 100 bbls, which
sold at $608,12, On Monday, there was none offered. On
Tuesday, the Pacific’s news caused on advance, and an ao
live demand, with sales of 300 bbl* In lots, at prices ranging
from $006.1:2 foranperfinc, and $6,23 for extra, with moro
buyor* than sellers, at those figures. On Wednesday, the
market continued excited, and the amount offered was by.
no means equal to the demand; sales from waeons were
readily made at $0.1200,25. On Thursday; the offering was
trifling, not over 100 tibia, which was sold at $6,123-4, at tho
outer depot, for superfine; from stores, salos by dray loads
at $0.37<3)6,20.
GRAIN.—Tho demand continued cctivo for a!! descrip
tions, without material change in last week’s prices, wo
quota oaU active at 40@41c. Com, sales 16Q0 bus in ears,
at Ryo 75050. Wheat has slightly advanced; we
now quote at $1,1601,20, as to quality.’ Barley saleable) nt
COe.
GROCERIES—The demand is limited lo the city trade,
and wo have-nothing special to notice as regards prices. Wo
quote Sngar s@sl£«. Molasses dull, and selling to tho city
trade nt 21525 \to the country 27023. •• Coffeo firm at 12
<n)l2K- ' '
GU& POWDER—W« note regular sales by the keg at $!,•
6005 for FFFfI; Ky. rifle lhs $1,60; do doxen 1 !h canis
ters $4.60: FFG $4@4,60; rock powder $3, with tho regular
discount to the trade*
A* A. MASON A CO.
: mu Fifth street*
GERMAN CLAY—Sales la small lots are mndoot $26 to
$2B. cash and time
GLASS— THpto continues a moderate demand for Window
Glass to the city and country: trade, and sales of country
brand* of Bxlo at $2»‘W02,50,.nn4 fur 10x12,
from first hands. Boles from store at 25c. advance on them
rates.
HOGS—We notice sales of 300 dressed at witlt
balrx 700 l live at 4,60, name holders asking 4,G0.
HOPS—We continue quotations for Eastern new crop at
4a eta.
HAY—Regular sales at tho scales nt $lOOl4 ton; an
advance.
UIDRB—Wo quote common western at 1114; prime dry
12165)13: green f>.
LlME—Sales are made at sl,2sftfabl, from stores, for
Louisville.
LARD—Wo quote nt B>4®9 eta by tho fab!, and 10 In
kegs. - . . . .
MESS PORlv—Soles at $l3.
LEAD.—Tho market is ulmo.qtbare. holders ask 75407Jd
for pig and bar.
NUTMEGS.—No. 1 are scarce, and held at $1.3001.37.
NAVAL STORES—Wo quote Rosin at53@3,25; Tar at
according to tno else of packages; Turpentine
at 60©$8c7j* gallon.
• IRON • AND NAILS—Wo correct our table for Iron and
Nalls, and now quoto the prices settled upon by manufac
turers. The quotations for Nails aro “ nett cash rates" for
large orders, ..
150n—00mm0ahar...... M ........»... M .....3kr(s3}4 cents.
" Bond .. 314040 t
“ Hoop «..t4i|o6e.
« Nall Rods,...- .......tGUc.
Bnxrr Ikos—No. 13 to 17 , .•.^....,5i4c.
«• • « 18 to 20 *
«.•: ~ ‘ ;.25.i026 „. M ,........0c;
Nails—lo to 20 penny 44,00 9 keg.
“ Bto. 0
« oto 7 u ................ 475
“ 6 M .................. .. ~.. 5,00
« > 4 «•- ...„ .. ...... 626
“ S “ 0,25
gpntxs—Cut 3to 4U Inch 4,76
« « 6t06 il 6,26
OlLS—!There is an udvanee In Linseed Oil, and now held
firm at 80085 fay the lot. Lard OO: No. 1 1 firm at 85090;
No 2,76080. -
- ONIONS—Aro Inquired after, and sales were mode at 760
' 80: fint hands, and 76087 from stores -
POTATOES—Wo note a steady demand forNeshsunocks
and Rods at 45050 for the former, and 31@35-fbr the latter/
a PEPPER;—'We quote atl2ol2U. •
PrMENU^Scarceandeelling-at 17018. —-~ r
PIG MfTTAL.—fiinco our last notice we bare not been
V . *- • - *
fttlTised of nay actual sales, although several large lota were
under negotiation; holders of No, I Allegheny, are asking
$45.- < 'Tfce late European’advicesb&f caused anlmpvore- ■
meat In the Eastern markets, as will he Seen by the follow
ing from the Baltimore Tints ofSofcakl&y
. : u All-descriptionare heldfirmer,;particularly;forScotch
PJg, under recent advices 'from Europe.' We quoteras fol*
lows: Scotch Pigs37@4o; BriJtlmoro Pig $40®42; Charcoal
No 1 s4of American No. I $4O: do No. 2 $3B; Anthracite
M>. 3 $37 ? boilerplates charcoal $6@8,60; do do to pattern.
$5,6007; boiler plates, polled, ss@s,so;dbdo tojattorn
ss.ssoo; Americanbar $80; common English “bar $7O;
■Swedes bar $80®85; English sheet t>\4® 6c; AraVricau sheet
; English hoop $95 ton; English horse shoe bars,
$9O; do spike rods $7O; do. nail 10*19 $110@130; brazier
rods $90@95; hollow tram $65; Blooms charcoal
$77,50; do puddlod-$5O; Russian shect lron $12,50@13^0. u •
- D LOOMS.—We heard of a sale of 25 tons Juniata at 582,50;
-No. Ila heldatsBs. ; ... .
RAGS.—We continue toquote in demand at .
■ RICE.—We quote sales at by the tierce.
: SALT.—We continue :tc quote ,at $2@2,12 for common;
No-1 and extra.'
- demand noticed la*t week continued throa'gh
• ont this, end the amount shipped to tho East was largo ;
sales were made at prices rauglng-from $5,40@5,44 in large
lots; several small lots at the river wereibougbt at $5,25;
.from store $5,50. Elaxeced In demand at $1,30@1,25. Timo
thy is notinquired after. . • .
-STARCH.'—Wa note sales at
; SHEETING.—We quote Banner Mills* sheeting at BV£ for
:• No. 1. and 8 for No. 2.
. TOBACCO.—The demand for manufactured is fair, end
prices are firra: we note steady sales of. Twist at 10, and
Lumps at 21@26, accordlsg to brand. .
TANNERS’ SCAPB.—Wo quote sales at 21£ 9 fi>.
TIN.—We havo to note a slight decline; IC, $10,60, and
I; V, $12,60, cash; Banca Block Tin 34 etc lb.
: WHISKY.—We quote eteady eales at 2G@27.
• iWIIITE LEAD.—The demand continues, active,'with
-steady sales at $2,50 for pure.
" BEEVES.—'Tho attendance was slim, andthe market dull;
ahout23l headwore in pens,of which 180 wore'sold at
@314, gross, equal to s@o),^net.
250 were offered, of which only 100 sold &t.
2)404, gross.. -
COB&XGTXD BAXLY FOR f 81,
Patricks & Friend* Ei
■Comer <f Fifth and wood
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FonnfiylTunlasB.lB6S
Allegheny county ils—
Allegheny county coupona..—..
Pittsburgh city 65........
Pittsburgh city couponSj payable
New York
Allegheny City Cs. ...........
Allegheny City coupons, payable
in Philadelphia—....
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh-
Merchants a Manufacturers' Bank
Exchange Rank—
Fanners’Dcpositßank. ..........
AXlegbonrSavtagii Bank
imnwE stocks;
Monnngahela Bridge——
St. Clair rtrect Bridge—.—
Hand street Bridgo.~—..
Northern Liberties Bridge.
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Company......
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Associated Firemen's Company—
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlantic and 0hi0....—...
Pittsburgh,ClttelnnatiaLouiKTilU
Lake Erie.....—.———
Pittsburgh Gas Works.——
llonbng&beta Slackwaier ......
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad——..
Ohio and Pcnusylrania Railroad.-
Cleveland k Pittsburgh lUOroad...
Marlnt UaHwuy and Dry Dock.—
Turtle Creek Plank Road—
Plank 1irad—........
Orccwdmrj; Turnpike.—.—.—
CharUereOial Company.—,——
COPPER STOCKS.
Ptftrimrsb and 805t0n......
North Amerfcnu,.—
North West,. ——.
North Western—.——
Adventure— . «...
Ohio Trap Reek,——
Minnesota— -
Pittsburgh and Isln Koyal.,.—.
Douglas Houghton.
Ontym.’gan.—
Ridge
ftr« Sl**l —.
o>li'mg...-
Artec
Blotf.—.
Peninsular.——►
ATrry-
Forest——
Pbir nix...—
Iron City—
.^....^....G0,000,000 qrs.
cocRE-rrrc mut rcarnx ecsymw kstct
noon & finrgeitt, Kxchivng© Rankers.
Ojr»rT o/* ISV«f flua&asi tlrtfl*. I'ii'ttorsh.
X»BNT«BrtV.I»IA. t ,»,n. v . v
PHUbaiyJt U«nk? s£
PhllaifU-hla “ ...—. &
CrowarrUU •* . |»m Raufc «>f <?*»J
Curi«ronntT « ..... ........ CO
ChwforCo.fß^cß-5-iu‘), M &0
OfeJumM* tfrU.*« CV»~~ U K
DenrHl* ** 25
Ptlaw*w>tw, ** »;i TNIUAXA.
Doyisdowo .«• Stoe& lUiA*
MStatx • iU* t* Hk, anJ br*j> vJra-.
aermstnrn “ '.l> HXmotß.
tansutm liunkr—}££M<> Rat* ....
Üb*o<sn “ U that bran-*...™. 40
Monlson«t»*j,l!ir l ’ui.... 'iUfciiiknr IMr-nSs ;s
Morthniabwlaad *• KENTUCKY.
rotUTilfa •' 51
Braaios “ '■;! MISSOURI.
BfhujlklUrciUitj « ... b.iSUtaßk.»r.'l!.n!«‘Af<-. H
Wm!»!bak>3 " .. MICHIGAN.'
Wwlßrtodl '* ... l Ail 1
Wjnmlßg .... IJ; WISCONSIN.
OaxUßa Ktralnaurtcaa -
ChwjtmUrs Ct>. »t VHixiokl* J
w* |i! vssrtmzs.
Gdfjrtwjh vi All wirrat si.<as*„ a
Uarritbarg- NORTH OA I;QUNA.
lltro?*l»l» .... A. ...’y.'.* 1 !.!.>« j
MttMlrtotfn SOUTH'CAROLINA.
W»jrs«borg |All*alTc»t ttktikE-.. 1
Yotkn«k*— k;j GWRGtA.
Jk&fiintr,*...- ... IU
Ucit*<l Stal«H?» Honk 15 ALADA2JA.
Allegheny City Bertru,... tn*. AH r-olyrnt t0t'.hj*......,.. 5
PitUborgh CHjr « —.. j-*r, LOUISIANA.
(>.. «* ptexx AU KDlrrtttlSanh*
NRWYOBU. EXCHANGES.'
NotrVor* City V' New York.,. ..... par.
Country ...... % par.
frtiY/J£RSlff. Uamcinr* par.
AilsolTent Bank* .... J;f dar1aniitL...~«....... f£4lsc*t.
DELAWARE. (AnitfTtti«.~ jj tllfc’l.
AUeolrrnt D&nk*......... SkLoalj*- .. I disc't,
BaaltNf>te> $$ VALUE OP COINS.
MARYLAND. par.
BalUmpr* RaokB~.w~.« American GsM(old).....,.prtn.
Country Bank* K Sovereign*..,.. ~l 4 83
VXHaiMA. GoJimm. 7l 00
RttokQiVh-übtmag&ixju. J* Fred ericluiorfc. TBO
Fitn&crB’Bk.*branehc3~ glfTenTbatof ;,,,,.„., J _, t „ u 7 fy>
Valley Bk.fcbrauchw-.M~ $5 Ten Guilders....',-..,.,. ...3fto
Bxrliangußk.4 branches 3? L0atad'0r......'.*... 425
Wheeling Banks--....... >2 NopoIoon» 383
Wheeling hraartwa..,-,. % Doubloon*, P*triotw™l& TO
NEW ENGLAND. Doubloons, pnanlrfa TP 25
1 adwat Bank*...—... $£ Ducats,.—.. 210
SEWOPFICK.
Beal Estate and Contracting Agent.
TIIK subscriber hut been indnred to opmaa office for
the purpose of buy! n% and relUßg, on Commission, and
haring tho Agency of large Steam Saw-Mill* and Boat-
Yards on the Allegheny river, together with many other
faculties from other water and (-team saw-mllU- Ho flatters
himself that be can famL-h nay Wlb of lumber and
timber of any kind, great or small, long or short, and
Toliver them at any point on tho Allegheny, Monongabeia,
Ohio, or Slissfaftppl river*; contract to build largo Barges,
Store Bonis, Coal Flats, Iloat Gunnels, Brldgo .Timber, Italic
road Tlmtrrs—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to nor plrcn point,
and will attend to the Sale and Hentof Real fcstato. From
his long experience 1n lumbering, freighting and boat
building, ho thinks he can giro general satisfaction. All
persons are requested to make their contracts soon; espo*
dally thoso wanting loats or largo bills oflnnibcr and tim
ber, should contract for them In tho fall for thospring and
summer are. Uo will also attend to tho purchaso aod salo
of.any commodity that may he Uturtral.
Betters addressed to Bavin Mutfw, Real Estalu and Con*
trading Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No, 120, postpaid, will be
punctually attended to. Hisoffico Is on Irwin street, No.
2, Allegheny House. ■ DAVID MJJNN,
SmUIJiCKS.
Cot, Jf* inert n. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh, '
Mr. John MorriKon, K«i., ‘ 4 *•
.Mr.Ebtii.& Brown,R«q., «, Allegheny Hirer,
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, “ Clarion “
Mr. 0 tor co tt. Swenvy, «
C. A J. liahn&Co, <<
dM2l:lvdfcw
dTTjTSt
Jr. J. Hostetter’s Colebratcd Stomach Bitters,
NOW so popular In oar city, ns well as every other placo
where tboy are used, neallng no other-reeommenda
Ucm tlmn a trial, and they will speak for themselves. ' They
can he had at any of our tlrst-class Hotels or Restaurants,
All Trim have not yet tried them, should not fall to do so.
One wine glass taken three times each dny, especially before
monlß, will bo a sure euro for dyspoysin—will remove all
flatulency or heaviness from the stomach, keep you free
from costlvcnowi, OBjlst digestion, and give a good appetite,
and a healthy tono to the whole system; and a certain pro*
Tentative of fever and Aguo.
The proprietors ar« now propped to fill orders from any
part of tho United States.
PENNSYLVANIA AyENIIE PROPERTY
ONE LOT and a THREE STORY HOUSE or STORE, with
book lta!ldlng and Ico House.
Two Lots and n good Brick Dwelling Hour?. *r
Also, three Lots on Caldwell street.
If tho above property is not sold at private sale previous
to Tiiuiisday, January 20,1854, It will bo positively sold on
that day. to tho highest bidder, as tho subscriber is leaving
tlio elty, and going West. .. ADAM WKAVKR,
ilscltts Penna. AYenno, No, 271.
FINE OLD MONONQAHELA BYE WHISKY,
Peach &ud Apple &c.
Also, Rectifikb Aim Distoler. .
Corner of Bmtthfirid and Front street?, Pittsburgh, Pa. fdefr
BW. FLOUR—GO Backs for sale by rr ' •
. dcolT KIRKPATRIOK A HERRONS,
ZIMJ WASH JiuAKDs— 3U dozen ••Holmia” fcinoWonli
boards on hand and for salo by
' de017..... KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
barrels N. 0. Tar for sale by • ■ j >• •
. decl7 KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS,
MESS POKE—IS barrels fbr sale by
dec 17 KIRKPATiUCK &. HERRONS*
. H, MOLAaBES—
• lamlinjjfrom steamer 2few York and fbrs&la by ‘•'?
. JAMES A. HUTOHISQN & CO,, ; '
• nts St» Loola Bng&rßcflnary..
OUNDBllia— #begsßuckwheat Vloxay -
O 4 H new Soap Beans; In store and for
[oovOJ KING ft MOORHEAD,
..; •■■••• ,
*'’- V'’ -' - ' ■ - ■- ■
•V , ' i ■■■»-■ •»
AIiEGHEHY CATTLE IIABKET.
AunritrEtT, December 26.
POET OF FITTSBUBGH.
4 JETT 4 WCtIES WATXU I« TUX CUAKH El,
ARRIVED.
fiteamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsvillp.
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
<• Thomas Shriver, Bailey. West Newton.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
DEPARTED.” /.
“ Jofferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
u Luzerne, Bonnett, Brownsville.
“ Thomas Shrlver, Bailey, West NeWton;
« Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Kllzabeth.
EBICES OF S:
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HOSTETTER, SMITH A CO. t
276 Venn street, Pittsburgh,
FOR SALK
JNO.GUOUTT,
Importer of Brandioo, Gin, Wine, &c.;
DEALER IK
fjIXOHANGB ON NEW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI.—
CJ.SlghtCbeeksontbonboTopoints forsaloby . 1 :
.. A. WILKINS 4 CO,
d«fl Fo.Tl Fourth street-
. FOE .THE HOLIDAYS.
CBTSTAIj PALACE OUTRIVALLED
tmn jt sispur. or
"-.CHRIST WAS -PRESENTS,/
‘ . - ‘ • v Of overy’deariptlcir, - •
AT HODXUISOH’S VSHCT CHIHA STOBB,
f • . - ... MTtxxrn urn, rinsaraoa. . ■ldccSO:.'.!,
A SfiUALSASD UUT BOOKS FOll 16 W, »t-il. Mltißß
jfi * CQ.’S,No.3g 85JmifIKLDFtrcot:—
or tho yrar-PMsagea trout tho Poets, tlunoriptivo
• oftbe.Season, with, twenty-two colored iUu£trations, troia.
cinloentartlsts.
i Out Saviour. with rApostles. and prophets; containing
eighteencxqulrfteougravingß. . r : .
i Tho’ Land of Bondage ; Illustrated in ;lbo Journal of a
Tour in Egypt.
• The Queens of England—a series of twenty-seven elegant
jtortrnits.of dlstingninhed female sovereigns. • -
• --'A Book of Passions; by G.R R. James: illustrated with’
sixteen splendid engravings.
■ Evenings at Donaldson Manor, or tho Christmas Quest:
by Miss Mclntosh; with ten engravings.
; Beauties of the Court of CliarJes a series of finely on
grev<tf portraits’of distinguished women;-
The Book of the Heart, or Love’s Emblems; illustrate!
wulnbirty-tbrep fine steel engravings.’ .•- - , •
Illustriousßersonagea of the NineteenthCentnryfnlnDi
teon finely engraved portraits.-
Tho Diadem, a Souvenir forthe\DrowJng-RoomanOJPar
lor: illustrated wltk twelve steel engravings.
The Bonvenir-Gallery; an.llluitrated.gift book for alt
seasons.' •' ■ - • _ - -"•••• i-
Gems of Beauty, o t literary Gift for 1854; nine one’s.
-The Rosary of Illustrations of the-Elble.
Gift Book of Gems, aXiterary-Offering for all Seasons.
The Token of-Friendship; a Gift Book for all" Seasons.- ■-?
• The Amaranth, or Token of-Remembrance.
Keepsake of Friendship. ' -,, 1
Tho Garland, or Token of Friendship.
The Magnolia, or Gift Book of Friendship. • • •
Golden Gift; a Wreath of Gems, from the prose and poet
ical writers of England and Amorica*;
Tho Casket,: a GJft.Book for BU SeasonV.
ThaLadles’ Gift,’ or Souvenir of Friendship. '
' Friendship’s Offering, for 1854. _
; The Snow Flake, farlS&L •
;Affection , aGiit,forjiBs4. l
The Gem Annual, for 1F64; .
- JUVENILE-BOOKS. " -
• Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends. ' 1 -
JMr. Rutherford's Children; by the author of “The Wide.
Wide World/V;' • >
' Parley’s Present for oil Seasons. ‘ ' '
The Boyhood of Great Men. *. .. . ,
; Evenings at Homo.. • ; r /•-= j
, Tip-Top, or a Noble Aim. - ~
Fireside Fairies. '
The Arabian Nights Entertainments;
- ; The Parent’s Assistant. :
Robinson Crusoe.
; fiandford and Merton.
Boy’s Bookof Fun. ....-*
Mother Goose's Melodies. - .
Purchasers are requested to call and examine our largo
and constantly increasing stock. n.:MINER ft CO;, ■
dec2l No. 82 Smitbfield street. '
POST BT
c© llr<
Pittsburgh
1 Jjktd. I
f$ 120,00!
!' lOl,OO
BOOKS FOR .THE HOLIDAYS, liandtomely bound.'and
illustrated. The following arc a few of bur large'oa*
sortment:— "
ifbr IhL
•$lOO,OO
100,00
f 100,00
100,00
100,00
Hfe.OO
100,00
- Our Saviour, with. Prophets and Apostles; a series of
eighteen highly finished engravings, designed expressly for
this work. Turkey morocco, fall gilt, $7. ,-t-s ,
The Queens of England; a series of.portreits of disUn
gubdicd female sovereigns. Morocco, foil gilt, $lO. -
The Poetical Works of Thus, Mooro; one vol. Moroceo;
full gilt. andUlustrated with steel engraving*, $6.
: Byron’s complete Works, fame style, $6.
Poems of George P. Morris; ofctr vol—ss.
Tha Pathways and Abiding Places of our LoTd; illus
trated with eighteen steel.engravings, $3.-
Wild Beenes and Song-Birds, by 0. W, Webber; illus*
trated with twenty-fire colored lithographs. Cloth so;mo*
roccos9.
©OO
©7,00
100,00
100,00
100,00
The Book of tho Heart, or Loro’s Emblems; containing
thirty-three steel engravings, .
The Keepsake, a Gift for the Holidays, $O.
SbflkFpcave’a Works, in various styles.of binding,and at
prkesfrom one dollar to twenty-five dollars. ,
Also, n large and carefally selected assortment.of the
lower priced Gift Books and Animals. Call early. lf von
want BARGAINS, at * ■
W. A. GTLDBNFENNEY A CO.’S,
dre-21 , • 70 Fourth street.
(rmiaSTMAS' AND TH KHOUDAYS.—Tito subscriber'
./ 1 taring been at great pains and expense In preparing
for tho Holidays, feels quite confident, with hi* large and
varied stock of Books, of being able to give good aatU«
faction to all who may wish to find Books and Present* for
the coming reason. Fperiai attention has been given to
Books ferCldldren. JOHN 8. DAVISON. -
declft - ... Ci> Market, near Fourth si.' :
50,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
44,00
43,00
60,00.
OO.UO
jso.oo
xoo.oo
25.00
25,00
43*75
49,00
53,00
105,00
12,00
XTKWBOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT DAVISON’S BOOK
La STORE, 65 MARKET, street, near Fourth:ifot
Corn; Ellen llolgrave; PUrro Touaumt; Flower of the
Family; Little Ferns for Little Friends; The Early Called:
Little Susy’s Six Birth-days: Cloth'Books far Children;
KennyV Mills, or tho Karnest Worker; At Home and
Abroad,or llow to Behave; splendid English Illustrated
and colored juveniles; Common Eighteen Sea mid Land;'
For and Grew; Blind Sister; Small Sins: Prairie
nrv; Selfßelianm; My First Born; The Vi»U; Pins of the
Tongue; life Itenl and Unreal; Alirc and Bessiel.tujs and
panta, fir children; Rjybwd of Great Jtcn; Hcrey’s Lnd
iljst to Naming; Arabian Ntehte; Uhc;oT»?ofC*mvcr?aUan;
vplemlM fwlittens .'f the Poets, English aud American,
Illustrated; MelvHlrV Chrifl la Historyr The
Last llsys of Christ, by ftrbtnfite-; i v aster , « Sketches:
Kichard William*, tbn I’atagoniaa ML«sion&ry, by Hamil
ton, '
BIiJLKS, HYMN AND PRAYER imKslh
elegant style*, for family, pulpit, or rscrsonal-uw/
BUTLKIVS NEW L : MALL 4m. BIBLE, the
tiful family Bible in print, in various rtyie*. Dr.AVest’rt
All ffuitahte for JioJfelar l*rviwnU.- At- •/ - '
DAVJfON’3 BOOK STOEF„
doc!9 65 Market st near Fourth.
rjf'i
sS&i
10,00}
i 2.00 i
c.«i
:,oa| fl T o*>;
2.50 £,00 ;
Most Important Hews!
05XEU PABnA; VICTORIOUS t
AS will be pereeSvea by tiwmrwfl l/roughl p*r fiteamer
Niasnara, there Is no doubt but that, at LOUIS
lIRINBMAN A ars JEWELRY STORE, on FIFTH street,
twa doors frem Wt*d. opposite the Jlcrclng Post printing
olfc-Mfc* WATCHES, CIAICKS and iBWEIr
RY ran be had in tfcla city, iu there will be a rhaingo In U)e
firm im the Ut of February next, and therefore b« sold off
at cost The** tflxhiug to. bay cheap Chrbtmw and New
Year** Prerente cannot find a better opportunity than this,
The rtockteof the nvfi-fexquWto kind, and has heenfe
iected with tho greatwt care, a* to workuianship and fityio.
Country deafer* and other* will -find U to thrir edvahtnge
to cmae and examine out stock l>cfere pureliaslhg else
where, as we are determinr*! to let none go nnFatfsSed.
LOUIS REINEMAN ft OX,
ri-vr 42 Fifth street, two door* ftmn Wood. '• ‘
EI.ta.iANT GIFT fidlowiog arc a nuail
part of \b* tongnlikout oiUcttloa of fin© liooks now
dbepiayedanoarcmintera and shelves, Iu autlripatfen of
supplying the wants nf thoToiu search of tho beat Holiday
Gift Books: » '
Toetry cf tho Y’oar; passage* from the Pacts, descriptive
of H«e seasons s with twenty-two colored plates from draw
ing* by eminent artiste; magniftrently bound, •
riwacf the Reason; lUustreted wUh mcsto
tlnt cngrevlng*. and «4cred prewntipn jdate. •
Tha <>X England; aaorieaof twenty-fieveaclegont
portraits nf distinguished female Borcrelgns,
The Rook of tho Heart: or, Lovror Emblems; illustrated
wltli thirty-three fine*t«j engrarliigs.
The Token of Friendship,
Tho Amaranth: or, Token of Remembrance. •
The finow Flake.
AtTecticns Gift.
Atmifttf jn4.43UtSool» ofnil Wad®, and at ail price*, 7
wtnprblaffcTPiiliJDff of the kind published, and all styles
C3aHdr«j« book* of all kinds. * .
.Tot Lor.ks to suit all eyes and tastes. Call and Jockat tho
roU'l a loro of n. MINER * CO., .
. . No, 32 SmlthCeLi street.,
CTUiUisTMAb BUOKR—II. p. CALLOW, THIRD Street,
j hsa received a splendid lot of ANNUALS and GIFT
BOOKS for the approaching Holidays, to which ho takes
pleasure in InviUn-g tho attention of uts customers and the
public generally. lie has also received—
Hot Com:
Nos. IS, 16*17 andlSof Industry of AUNations; •
Popular Educator, for December;
Scenes la the life of an Actor?
Yale College « Scrapes," by Vasa;
Haris, the Pirate; tho Pirate; .
- Jack dunk;
Morgan, tho Buccaneer, Ac. ILP.CALLOW,
Third st, opposite. Pngt.oineel
* £Kfr * BOOK-FOK TIiKHOUDAYa.-
JL 20,000 ordered in advance of publication. Received
and fi?r sale At the Cheap Book ami Magazine Store of 11.-
MINER k CO., No. 22 SMiTUKlKht).street, LRUo Eeros
wr i auny’s ,LRtte Friends, by the author of'“Fern
Leavys”— ono elegant 16 mo., 300 pogrs, 0 illustrations,
price 75 cents. Tfc« same, gilt edge, $l. * • .. •
A Now Game—tho Crystal Pnlaeo. Great Exhibition, or
World's Fait Uume, showing our country's progress.-: This
game te put at tho very low price of £5 wnta, to be within
the reach of all oor country's sens and daughter*. >
Claries of all kinds, for 1854. •-
For sale by n. MINER & CO;
dcri? • . ; No, 32 Bmlthfleld street
GUUISTMA9 AND JIOUDAY EOOKsTatDAVISON’S
HOOK STORE, 63 MARKET street,.near Fourth.-—The
subscriber haring uow opened hla Holiday Rooks, would
invito attention to his large assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to-tho season. The assortment In
clpdcs Children’* Books for all ages and purses; English
classics. In splendid cabinet binding; tho most elegant edi
tions of pqcket, Ihmily and pulpit Bihles; superbly illus
trated English works; and Prayer Books and-Biblea in vel
vet, with gold and diver ornament*. That ho may have
the pleasure of giving greater satisfaction to friends hud
customers, he solicits early calls.
IIIK HOLIDAYS— A general assortment of new.
. Fruit, including Raisins, Currants, Figs, Prunes and
Lemons; also, Hard, Soft and Paper-shell Almonds, Wal
nuts and Filberts, wholesale or retail.
dec!s BAILEY & RENSHAW.
NEW MUSIC.—OId Memories, and Little Ella; two now
Songs, by 8. 0. Foster.
Reply to Lilly Dale.; .
Uncle ToraM Religion
Katy Bid and Katv Didn’t—duett.
The Other Blde of Jordan—Song, by Mrs, Florence.
Grace Schottisch; by G, Antou.
JnlUcu’s Library of new Dances. '
Village Rwlowa; very pretty.
The Nymph Waltz. • .
iKina Galop; with a beautiful lithograph. .
Love Schottterh. Flora Mazurka.
Julllen’a English Quadrilles.'
Junior Bachelor’s do ... 1 . '
Prtnia Domm Waltz, for Guitar.
. Just received and for pale by
: 11. SCHROKPER A'CO.j ’
dec24 ’ • ~ Cargo's Hall, Fourth sh
HOll OUKN I hot CORN 1 1 Another supply -just re
ceived and for sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
doc 24 , • 104 Wood street; . /
Fanners' Stalk and Straw Cntter. ■
THE subscriber offors for sale Sinclair’s Screw.Prepell'ef
Fodder Cutter. It is very eimplo, having only two
knives, .'astiy adjusted; the most durable and speedy Cut
ter in use. They are in use on tho farm of Mr. William
Hodgson. Steubenville road, and at tho Clover Dairy of H.
Perry, from tho Seed and Horticultural Btore; 4& Fifth‘st;
dec!7' : JASIE3 WARDROP.
THE subscriber offers at private sale a SMALL-FARM,
containing SIXTY ACRES, situated in Franklin town
ship, Allegheny county; with about fltty acres cleared aid
in a good state of cultivation; a -good young Orchard, of
the best kind of fruit; a good. Log House and Kitchen, arid
a Log Barn V about ten mUes from PiUaburglL and about
four miles from Perrysville. • \ &
; For further particulars, enquire of WTLtIAM GRAHAM
in or tnthe subscriber, on the premises,
doclfl . . : :r: TIUGITNEELY.
rHKItWIiS AND VALISES—-A full assortment always on
JL hand, at low prices. t L. E. HAYWARD* '
. doc 7 ; Corner Market nnd Liberty-streets.
CHAMPAGNE BASKETS—Empty Champagne Baskets,
for sale at KEYSEE'S Drug Store,
nov24 . . 140 Wood street
QUININE— 600 ounces for sale at - ‘ ; -■ ' r "’
; UeolT KEYSER’B.I4O Wood street
rtOSS, BUQULDKR BRACE, SUPPORTER AND ELAB
- STOCKING DEPOT is at Dr, KEYSER’S, No.'HO
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley. ’ AD kinds of me 1
chonlcal appliances ara kept and. fitted at this establish
moot Satisfaction warranted in all-carear- • nov2t :
rY WARRANTSt-5600 WANTED by . - -
octao ; . AUSTIN LOOMI3, No. 62 Fourth st.
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O : - 20 bbls Crushed Sugar;. ; .i ' ,
10' “ Pniverfred «
10 ft .iyjwdfered u
A QJorifieJ 41 For sale Ixy
doca SMITH A SINCLAIR.
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JOnN 8. DAVISON,
■65 Marktq, near Fourth street.
FAUn FOR SALE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
• . ATTESTION, UOIES.
i-1-jAYINO determined to close .outpour entirestock of
i -Sc 1l K Bati ?» Velvet and Oro lto Affile BIJNNKTa bo
•i' r, f l !l R January, .cl ffrtatiy reduced prices— nt prlrcg.
Iui'JNVT4 C I y T 0, '. , r? it! “ n ' ,D tho CitJ-mll UII.I s«> our
'■“t>f*«At®ianuBatlnfy yourKplyeA. ■->
■ ;/'*-.Oar Kontlemanly old CcJond naxt'door ' v
* ■. r" 1 •'< formed at Ills expenses:
ho to three score «nd more—> •
: v.lint he cannot compote with t3iegpiMCEa.. r
: ; Now Ladies, jhri idubV bear In mind,' v
./ l ‘ lb order to b&vo :.
.Get a Jttssrr of ihe.right Kind, '
: • At the Store orgFEXcis.;- -
: 45T’ fiemßmber.the No:.SB MARKET pt, bcUoon
Second and Third streets, at tbo sign nt the" Cheap Bonnet
Store. • fdccs] M. .!, &Q. FPEN'CR.
DANCING ACADEMY, at WASHINGTON HALL.
YonDg Ladtes & Clilldrena’Classes.
I WOULD respectfully inform the public, and Young
Laullca especially, that I intend commencing my (flats,
for Indies initio latter part of the present week,'arul would
'most earnestly request alt wher may wish to attend# to give
la thdenmnea/aml join •with tbo commencement of v the
VCbiss. Also, the Class for Children wascommouccdon Set>
'-■urday last, 19th tnst.f and will continue every Saturday of
3o’clock. -Parents who may wish to have their
children taught a becoming, easy, graceful manner and
walk, and a light,natural carriage in danciog, would please
fenil thelr.children, sons to haro them commence ai once.
Fdrfnrther particulars, enquire at tho -Hall. on Wo*id sto
hov22 ; . .-: v. . CHRI3TOPITF.R M6MASUS^
... „ Steaxut>oatB,.Alioy\: : v /
••.I n«5, ' /The subscribers,tender their acknow-f?\ ; i.
for the favors bestowed 1 upon wLI
Cttawtvr-{agathem by their Steamboarfriends, and r*2»f
would respectfully remind them and.otbera interest* * j '
cd in building-boats, that they are at all times prepared to
fUrnlshuim the moat reasonable terms, ; cVery description of.
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of tho.best material and work- ‘
manshlp. ‘ T. B. YOUNG &. CO., .-
Comer Third and Smitbfield streets.
jylVoft .. • •.opposite: w ßrown’s Hotel”
> r-,.;-:.- For.Sale#
I WELL SELL my unospired lease (fourteen years) of a
Lot," situate on O’Hara street. and. Spring alley, in the:
Fifth Ward—4o. ft fronting on OfHara street, and -running'
bgck 100,fhon Spring alley,.on which.is erected a four'
storied Brick House, 40 ft. square,with a frame, two stories,
GQi ft. on Spring alley,-well calculated to carry on any
branch of manufacturing business. ‘Being engaged in man*
umetoring in tho conntry, I offer the abovofor sale. In*
quire dbNo. 425 Liberty street...
iOcl3:tf.-: •. • : r• . .. . . EDWARP-FABBR.
Agricultural Notice. . « ...
MEMBERS of the Allegheny County Agricultural Bo*
ciety are requested to renew their membership pr*
.Tloas to the annual olectJon for officers, which takes place'
on the first ■Wednesday ,of January, 1854. ; Certificates of
Membership can bo had at the Seed Store of James Wardrop,
Fifth stfefctf James' Negley, aiTtha Warehouse of Negley &
Mohan-,-Wood etreet;fremWm;-Martin, near- Map.
cheatet} and from A. B. M’Quowffn, afc the oOlceof M’Que
win 4 Douglas, comer of Pennahd Way he streets.
V-r.'- 'W W*L MARTIN, Ss, Pres’tL -:
ft. B. M*Qpewas, Sec’y. . [dcc2lai>wtdj .
HUT CORN! HOT: CORN iI - UOX-COUNi! i—Hot Corn:
Life Scenes in New York Hlustrated--inclading Hre
StOTTTof Little the* rag-picker’s dnnghter,
;WRd ■ Maggie, 4c.-. WUh original desims, engraved by N.'
Oor. By Solon Bbbinron. •
: \ , u Bid that welcome
? -- • edmesto phnish ns.”
j . .“A beggar's book oatworth’s a noblu , Bbloo<U ,; : ,
i ."Ofeveiy.ihor^natocnpliewftre;
*; . Or drink, and wUtrit misery share ”
i For salo by ; B T. ; C. .MORGAN,
dec!3 ' ■-; • 104 Wood street.
Dissolution or Partnerslitp.
rpilE partnership heretofore existing: between Samuel
J- Pinkerton, Alesacder Young and Philip Doßechbrume,
umlet the fihn of PINKERTON, YOUNG A was this
day 'dissolved by mutual conpent. The name of the firm
will bo used by cither of tho late .partners in settling the
business. : ‘ PINKERTON, YOUNG & CO.
Pittsburgh, Dcctanbcr 1,1853.
- JSiP'ThcbusiheMwlH bdeonttnned atlhoold : stand,hy
Sam’l Pinkerton an! Alex. Young, nndrir the style of
PINKERTON & YOUNG.
CUELSON’S PATESTrAIR'WAItmSG
AHD VESmATHTG FUBHACR
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T‘UK subwribers offer for the considoration'of tho pobllc
the nboTQ namodl FCRNACK* derigned for AVarmlng
and combining in iteclf all the desi
rable qualities require l in a perfect Ut>aUnff Apparatus, in
surinc personal comfort, nny or tho dteagreeable
»-n*s’.SQn.< or soorres of annoyance fo common In orating
arnujgeinante. - While tho occupants of n room or building
experience all the ccmihrt arising from a warm Rammer at
mosphere,, they also inhalo pure JiftMpviog. and health
jmrteinlcg air, not, comaminated by being derived from
damp, unhealthy sources, or its power to sustain life being
impaired by coming in contact with an over-heated surfahe.
Thefar results are prcuiuced, in part, by constructing the
furnaeo in such a manner that the boat 1r diffused at a low
er temperature tlian U usual with' ahy. other Furnace now
-known to the public. In pwrioringthteresulhunotberob
joet or great importance hr obtained on the wore ofecono
iny: tho heabateerbing as well as radiating'attrfijco is bo
great that the heat is almost entirely abstracted from the'
gases before they arc driven off into'the thereby
jreatiy reducing tho consumption of fuel. The fuel cham
wrlsso lined. wltli soapstone, and fire-brick that the fuel'
cannot come in contact with the iron, preventing the over
heating of : the air, and destruction or iiijnry .to- tho
Furnace.
The Joints of the Furnace are so constructed as to afford
room for making a . tight sand 'and clay Joint, preventing
the csoapo of noxious and sooty gases into the room, so an
noying to th 9 occupants, and so injurious to. tho health and
.furniture.' ■ ‘
Thoairto be.warined is taken directly from theontsidc
of tho building in all ease#, thus insuring a supply.of pure,
wholesome air for breathing, and tho other impOTtahl func
tions required by the human system— tha oxygen is not oh
fecied, nor the organic matter in the oir carbonized by com
ing In contact with an over-heated EUriace, as wlth other
furnaces, and headaches and other disagreeable schsatiotis
are prevented by this means—and in consetiuenCe of tlie
warm air not making too large‘demands upon the lungs
and evaporating surface of the skin,' to supply the moisture
which H has lost In passing over a red hot surface. In'
proof of thi% attention is called to the certificates of Pro
fessor Sniiinan, of Yule College,‘New lla\ en, and to -those
of other scientific persons who have examined this subject.
If public and universal approval Is any test of merit, the
proprietors of this valuabl<r Furnnce can appeal to the
Written testimony of thousand?, to the press, and to public
exhibitions in all parts of the world,it havingrccelved the.
Prize Medal at the World’s Fair, and the highest Premiums
at Fairs in Now England, New York, and a Stiver Medal at
the State Agricultural Fair In Pennsylvania.
Manufactured and sold by <
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
No. 25 Market street, Pittsburgh, -
nov3;d2m] Agents fhr Westeno. Pcpnsylvnnia nnd Yu.
STOCKING FACTORY,
Fimi IiKTIVKEN- WOOD AND MAIIKOT STKEETS.
MULITT, EM/tGr, <C ECOXOMF.
riIHE best goods in ;Children’s Hose, N on's Socks, Undex
-1, shirts and Drawers, wold, at 'manufacturers’ prices, at
the FIFTH STREETSTiXIKING FACTORY, all nmdefinm
last year’s wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. - -
s^n27 - ’WILLIAM DALY.
\TEW MUSloJ—Musical Leaves, a collection of favorite
i.l and popular aire for the piano, put up in an elegant
stylfr—intended for Chrlatmea Gifts. , .
Grace Scbottisch; dedicated to Mias Harriet H. Huldon
composed by.G. Anton; r
Ladies’Aibtuuj hew daoieo, ft® piano. .
I have loved thee; song.;
Sistvr.darling; RestthougonliyiSea; . . ;
Lovely Nancy, a song, by, Mrs. Baruey Williams.
Dr.Watt’stnoralanddivinesongd.'
' There is a sigh in the heart:
Mamma, is eo very particular.
.Beautiful Biuo Violets. ..
Keep.tho heart light as you can.
Los Patinours Waltz; by Jullien.
Passaic Waltxo*: MoonBhiue ; Kedpwa.
Adli Polko,and Eloanara do. . .
• La Pierre Polka; Sunrise Scbottisch.
A large assortment of the latest foreign publications for
the Piano, just received andfor sale by
H. SCHUOEDEIt A CO r
dacl9 ... , ■ Cargo’s. Hali, B 3 Fourth strccL
Ke>r Mualo*
A COMPLETE assortment: of Eouga, .with, English-and
xV Italian words’; i’antavties and arranged for
the Piano, from &U tho lavorito and popular Operas of Mo
zart, Donizetti, Bellini; Meyerbeer,'Rosini, Verdi, Anber,
Weber, Boiilleu, Balfo, fiorising, Floton. etu; together
with tho latest compositions of Jaull, ; Gottschalk, Jullieh,
Strakoscb, otc. r otci Just r««eived and Tor ealo by
: U. SCaUOEDKR .b CO.,
nov3o : Cargo’s Holl, B 3 Fourth street. __:
THE owner intends IcnvinK tho city, shd wUI gell, oii
reasonablo terms,» good TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
of throe foom^ktare-room; finished attic, and-good collar,
with Lot of 17 feet front by 85. deep; situation Third st.
This'is a gord location for a baker, there belnga'large ovon
in the cellar, which cost Priceaud terms modo known
at'the Real Estate Office of S. CtJTHRERT k SON, .
declO 340 Third street.
VALUABLE CITY RKOI’KKTY.FOR BALE, consisting,
of two Three Story Brick Houses on Pemi street; also,.
three Dwelling Houses in tho rear. The-Lot is 43 ft.-front
by 100 deep.. The Houses on I’onn stri*ut are excellent
business stands. For price and terms, coil at the Beal Es
tate Otoce.of , .• S. CUTHBERT A.SON,- '
declQ.’ 140 Third street.
; Dr. David Hunt,
DENTIST-— Office, Fourth street, between
! yrrr Market amt Wood streets, nearly opposite the
- Pittsburgh Bank.. - . ... .Tiovl7dy
CVAKIKES ItALLj i’burtA zirttl near. Wood, .opposite La
j foyette Hall,- can bo obtained for Parties, Festivals,
Concerts, ;Publ*c Meetings, &&. Also,'Cargo's Cotillon ami
Sax Horn Band can. bo found in readiness at all tiniest by.
applying to WM. FRANK CAEGfc), at the Crystal Palace
Rooms, of lt.M. Cargo & Co;, Fourth street.
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B ; LOOTH A BKO.j East Birmingham, manufacturers of
.'Bar iron, and'.email Iron of all descriptions, and
jnake, also, the finestquality of Hoops,ltounds and. Squares.
Leave orders for Iron in tho box, at the'city-Post
pffleo. ~ •pel 8 ,
NEW BOOKS!—H. P. Callow, Dispatch Buildings, has
.received tho following: ,
. .Mfigarineof Art, for December;.
• No.-QPracticidf Draughtsman;'
; Popular Educator, for December;
> ThoAady at' Home, by Arthur;
The iron Rule,-by. Arthur;'
.. The Twin Broihera; .
And all the different Magazines ibr tho present month; '
deefi . H. P. CALLOW, Third street,
JleßgrVt J, Shroffel & Co.« -
MANUFACTURERS. OF FIRE PROOF SAFEST
Vault Doors and Iron Window Shutters.
•A ND ;as all-persona admit•:thencccsfity of• tho above
- J\. mentioned - articles, -we have no hesitation' inrecora
mending our: article to be equnl to anything :!n tho city.
? Orders promptly attended to; and put up id the best
stylo, ahdxm snort notice.
burgh.; -: • {gcpO:dBmT - • J. SHROFFEL <fc CO.
W SHELL OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY AT
DYER’S, on FIFTH STREET, one door above
the Theatre, and immediately opposite Mason*
io llall.
jCSTAcbII is solicited from lovers of good Oysters. fsoplO
T?LUU> KXTSAtft V ALE WAN—IO 11» for Sale at
JC doclT KEVSKB’S, 140 Wood et.
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MEDICAL.
lnvalids of HUstargli and
•■ \£s?s« *n#**nZz
X : u J 4 of l6lf.>- •
uucoi Ittro Um> Umo
V M.VEIWI ACUJJIU3
nyruu^Ei.KCTHio
VOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying A i<»Trtfrfi*l rem«ltsl ■
• agent, sn constracth/1. na to be worn tihilcr tlie. ga^iiiohtoV''
mi*t to Umßkin, producing n nmMnnk f'N’fNTtliint'iTklJ •
r ! lrr PPt -
licllcf
rrom the inpfltftpnto.pftin.mplalßa'ti pernirmehtf.nrnofuTl 5
NERVOOB DISEISES.
to tiirnl-h nlipn.it rcrhiln relief, an'l:
“ ’ I V’ L ]L A^I:N ’ r hy h<n„- a-H vrornlng
to tlirpctrop?, to tho ' -■ s r
hhminmti.-pi, ; Utitfiin.TMPs; C- ■. '
Gout Motion, Till lumen <.r Ihn Hen ft,
I'.irplyjli, rimrtnaii Uikljolh, '
Puipfulnnd B'-eellryl Jolrtte, fit-l ilun’llxceo, .. :e ‘
, ’ionralgiar-r yjolru'e, - --'tlfipernl DcHHry ,- l
e DiecnMjof IhoSpillo, : -ee : I’nlni Of tilt! Ctcot,
.Uoafpean oucl I■ J i nJI: e.-',:, - J f v'ler.e-':, Ily FTieeslA, ■:
~ . ALL DISEASES
A! 1 ?, 1 ,.'.'” '>/ o 'lofifiraS mnonnt of NKAVOUS
t-hU tu, are KToatly relioecl, IT pot ri nnopently eufetl 'hp' '
.huhply wc4nog.tlw chnia» for n fttr fours inch dorr, ? t
no .•; , • lt UntterslodA' : 1 .• -
That it- Is not dalufeil that if efires' hi \ - <iiwowut, biif onty'v'
those for which It.fs. reoiinmended; and moreover, we
boldly chum; amIJDEFY, thru no roedichml agent of ANY,
KIND -hmr performed' SO MANY:CURES during last’«
year,of those disenscg joFt-faaniiHLaa' - ; it-; - *
; PULVERMACHER’S : ELECTRIC CHAIKS. V
.And to prove this assertion.’wc defy any vermh to prodded
so mahy-WELL 'AUTnKNTICATED CERTIFICATES or 1
Sciuntiflc I’hypicians and intelligent -patients ns may bo V' f
found in .a pamphlet of tbfrty-slx pagoff.'to be liadVgratis) '
or the agent in this town; .: r ; J. "■ '
TheclectricChvihßWerefirstintrbdnccdihFranCftfri'lSSO,.
and after being subjcctod to tho most
« Rl£fd Tirlal, * , •
,By tbqilrpt modiral men la Pari?, they .wcre i\
pass strange and inaryolloug power In relieving pain,- where
applied, ’.and by their inflapneo were -introduced into--
the.hospitalsof that city,iind also secured by IctterS ratent
by the French Govoromont.
They are now introduced in almosfc eTery iidspital' in
England,. Germany, Austria, Bclgiumi : aud patonledlin
Ihosqcountries, where th'ey-have becomo tho-: v. •v: . ?V
MOST POPULAR CURATIVE . AfiEtft fKr/THE WORLD, a.
•; Jbey were first introduced ipto the Uuitcd Stotes^btoit'•>’
one year since, and wen t through ! | ha. same fr.nl aa in Eu* ’:
ropo,and were ht onco introduced into cverv-Uospital fa--*-
toey Are how in daily-use, efiectlnir oteh
MORE. WONDERFUL CURES - than had e»er before been” ‘
awardedHi'em/; »"■■■
-__Thoy ore highly recommended by Mott,'
Van Buren, .Post, and others,who Jsave published their :
Tiewffof their pover and, yaluo. in ravcral of tin- nuillcat.
gonmala in.thatcity, and {ire also In. the diuly praclido oC’ ‘
recommending their use to patients- "A fuftoccount oftheir i'"
opinion may-also be found in every-paniphtet, and’lent
the sddrcftj.ofahy porson : iir, the Stat<r br.appTvinff toQft;'; ;
paid) toDr: GEO. If. KEYSETR, who is agent for Pittsburgh', •: ;
Pa. The chains can be sent by maiL wi tfr fall dcscriptiuns -
forUM.‘--' : ' .-r :-V;v- ri •'- l ‘ ':
. Price of Chains, §3 and $5. V V;: £ iff./.,
l’hygiciahs.iiro-politely invited, to call and exammo : thelr- - : -
construction, and.pronounco upon theit merits; - - --C
One -Word Btore-to Invalids#
No person need fcAr>that "they; will fnot
wlsnt it Is claimed they nin ’do,;and all'wrtons who. havo:
become disgusted with a cOnstun t. pouring down-of patent
nostruiua (bottled swill) are kindly and politely mvited tb -"
giro them a trial. .
• T * will-last fir yi-ars and loro nonnof ifa -
olectric power by use, and can be oppllpd to either edult-or «
bill. .-
. . 7I.KEYSER, No. <140 ; comer of .Wood, street and.
Virgin alloy, wboleai.de arid .retail ogrnt. _ [dcci^.iiiwOnt;
iYam»siA,
±/ RIUSUMATISM, - *
SCROFULA, ■-
■•..■ LIVER COMPLAINT, Ae, ‘.
FRO3I TIIE METROPOLIS.—PassR around! let thoaf-
Qii'ted hear the glad.tidings 1 !;; • Thls is -but tho sentiment of r ;.-:
thousands: ■■ “ >.• •-- .-.■••v.. ■■ • ■
-r - 17,.1853, :
ZletiTs. Morlirri'rr rf
afiHcted with Liver Complaint of. ien years&apding, Ihere;.>"'i
bj-, forth*} benefit of tiie afflicted, take great pTcapuroiDflir * :
nonneiegthat after nring.a few bottles of .your l&ih|ton ;'.
Tincture,l found : it had accoinpUshcd a .porfect'enrc;' ~i
ha re used different mcdicincs.from time to.time, but-haTe
never licen abto to account for any apparent goodj and Jt'ia ’ t*
a bkssing to stricken huinahiiyio Ciid'diai that mediciheis -r#
found v:hic?ipcssase* (he W'mdrcais i>oicc,rofprolonginfflnb
wan life. , The many cures it baatrixmght fe’ a>ufflricht, it
guarantee of tlie beneficialTci'ults,which may.Li)-espericto . ”
ccii.frpmito.xise. ' Yours, respectfully
■ J .T. CdutautHay. ' /
Lrvm eroiXLAINT, DERTLTTY. - ' '
[Xxlr'ict fran Jama.Harris. Atad»tfrid,';fi£l -"
After spesaking of wonderful cures ohhimself,he baysf-rr'
Mrs. H; lias Ixien suffering with; the liver complaint and
with inability, constootly. cbmplaluing., iridh. weakness - '
through her whole pyfitem.;.S3ie noir eiijots bettor hcaUb'T .:-
thin for thirty years.-bting entirely, restored by the,use 6t Z:*
Ihimpion’s Vegetable Tincture.” • •", i - .. f ' ■■ '/
. . , , DISBASED; SIDE, BIUIA’ST, IfFRS,
[FjzzvX-ofiiPZclhT fronpJ/Griaieh.
•*My wife has been for yeard weak- l-j";
•"Wi pdn in the breast, side and back; palpHatloq'Pf the',:
•ni-art; feebleness of the nervous Fystenlj.tosa cf appcUto; -
. complexion sallow; tho sight of one eye ahnoatgone, thet" '
other Ti»ry wealc. lam pleased to w»v;iramptQh T
Ims restored her to perfect healths HcT'eyea- nre os'gbod-.: -
now as ever they were. 17 ' r • ’ - ' - - -
. - V : ' ItUETJHATiSJI 3 'OS ;yEABS. -
. Mrs. E. Bagwell; of Virginia, sufferetl'from Rheumatism
from her. 32th to-her- GOth -year' ofnire; otlimes. rnilifeljr *l
helpless.; Bcjnj?'wealthy,she emplGyed *
tention, and tried-many medicines, bat vras cured only hr >•'
■Hampton's VegcidAeTinctitTc. .... ■ ,
•CHIIONIC INFLAMSIATOiIT nin?TJ3rATISSI«.
- Tho wife of Thomas JI. -Yiakle, 78 Pearl street,. .Wasa .
great sufferer for 'eight years; to perfect liwJili’ -
by Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture. , .'
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Mr. Jarrett Plummer,
. this disease.intensely sit yeftrs;cou.ld uoCsletmydreadfnK
ulcers formed on lila limbs, from which splinters of hobo Ig.'
sued. IDs physician pronounced him incorahlu;
ton’s cured him. • * •.:■•• • ■*
HKnEPITAEY SCROFULA.
A boy in tho family of tha lToiuW. P. * •
member of Congres-sfrom Kentucky,. was n mass' of gorca '- :
from head to" foot v His eyelids turned inside •
ding over the eyeballs eo as to produce blindness Ifo was' r '
enred by Hampton's Vegetable Tin&hfi. - ...
HYSPJip&IA, NHItT.OUB I)IS£ASE, Ac.
Mr./VYm. Oldham, of th o Baltiraor o, Cris lom*llouPil fu ffoif*f :
ea these .complaints,for eighteen months, wUhbodyriil'
mjod seriously affected Ho was'cured by. i
dabte JKrfmfe,-after olhar things '
. . COUGH, CONSUMPTION, Ac
•Mri Henry C. hada cough fcr.firo year'C'great '
aHjfivooT sls idiySicLinsi triedull
their remedies; but wai-* cured only by ' ■ '■■ ' ' . .■•■• > ■ • ‘
HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
.SB-For salOvjwholfiaalo and retail, at thu Drug Store of ~
N 3" a 1,7
—A single box of l)r. TJ&JU&’S-OINTStKNT'wIII-'
1 * keep any Black£rajtli’s, Farme'r , s, Sail6r , s, or Meehan- .
tc s hands, let them chap or track ever bo WdV eotmd and in*
good vrorking order all wlnfor; • :
'■ Prepared and sold by
jy2o;d*wy .
DB. BAHKIHG’S LACE OF BODY BBACE. \ ■
'Tsf Brace of-Dr.'-
. .• . Is now Rot iip itt d
jflS. ; ; form,-and is -
j [ > *vv ' ‘ f • m hundreds of persons for the ••
’a Vrrrgg ’
' \*y. IT' ■ .-■■■
\Vf£% // tons, spinAl l'bmalt*- VLA‘
Vi >£SjZ yy riTia: and Ghtid&d . TF2L4A"- •
fcj If . ' A£.SS£6 f , such as-Prolapsus.'';,-
■. U-terfi. Chronic Biarrutca.'-.
• Dragging of, the Bowels, :. ;
_ , .•: Piles, fistula,'Mllk.Teg, and T
Enlarged \elus.- Essays, descriptive of its hsejmayhe lwl ;*'
at my Store, free of charge. . ... .••/:
also keep Fitch , fvCliapinVi .jackflon ! 'fi,-sir»c, l}otW
and VanhaAPs SUPPORTERS; also, TRUSSES ofnvcry'
kind;-Lice Stockings,'Suspensory Bandages, and <tteryya&
rictyof mechanical appliances used in thecnrp: ofdifle&st*;'
I would respeetfaUyinvUe the attention of pbysleiacs *iid
others.to the above articles. '
-■ Forsaloat
Dr. G; H. KEY SKIPS DRUG STOKE, '
. r ,•- • • . . 140 Wood atreet
If, B.—Person* in.-xrnnt.of Trasses,.c«o haTethemstTiV
10 TO I S rt of ,he by etafirip ;whetli«:r for tlio ixgbt
cr.left Kfde» and fending the meisnro round: tho. body; fool
. S5O J3.ewara;r"^„, . r . :
: >tfSPiss.- .WXLLbo paid fo any perm-w-ho will bp t/ -’’ *
- &•*»* -of.Dr TERREL’S ILEaLING OINT-'. 7
lliatf’l ME>JT,.and use itaccordlng. to directions, 1 ,
■•: ■ "g ** [rF if they will .call at my office and'eaV with’ ?
«•'£?/' ft dear conscience, that it; -will Sot cdn«!. 7
••• JsJ&gL: '■■ czjre Chapped Howls,Chibialng,Clia-:
/fslsSSfsMw Sorv Lips, Burns rtnd Freezes, Sores
cn Ciai<*wa» r -aaa-finanjr allpTiutc, if not '
* Saltrbeuta l JSleB<lnflamtti*-v;r„-
tion. of the Breast, Bites of Insects,- Pimples' on,the Face, ' •
ondallDiseasesof the Skin. MONROE TERREL, ■
1‘ .■■••■■• -••■.JtfaugatddK.Oonnl-'- .
. For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS; and Dr. KKYSKIt*
Wood street, Btfcburgh; XG. SMITH, Birmingham; Mra.- •-
S. HOLMES, Temperancevilto; D. M.. CUBBY, v
WM. SEIBERT &BRO. r 477-Fenn'fltreefc a -.Pitt»bnrjrb ; LQU
-ENZ & WIGIITMAN, Penusyi\iiniaGi4?3-W<irks - V
AHcarbcnyrWftL.SMlTH,iawrcjicaynie; LUKE BV*
DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG k -CO.; ; SUwarUtdtrti: '
LEWIS DALZKtXA CO., Sharnahurg :~KTKW.AKfp r
A-CO., Mecliaulfts* Iron Works;- J; W;- L I£ANNISN, Man- '’
Chester.'-- •'" *•■* : -v
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TJSKREL’S: HKALIAG OI.NXUKNI' wilt cu?c liTffif-'*
i rhimm(TL-tU!r),Cbillilaihi’. Coiijinou -•'
Cracked Hondfvßurns or Scalds, Culs'or Woußd& V
flamwstlou of iho .Breast, Bite* of .Insects; Sore i3ijs, n Viiif:;"■
pUison tho anl.Breaking Gut andSores-otTCniVlJoiir' I ''-'
and all Diseases of tho Skin, quicker .and sure* than’ any' v
other Medicine. •
for sale, by FLEMING BEOTitKttS, nail Dr.'KEYSKItI' •
Wood street, Pittsburgh; X G. SMITH Linnintdmm Dru&
Store; WAX. BKIBEIIT A BliO., *177 IVan street; LORENZ
& WIGIITMAN, Pennsylvania ..Glass, Work*; Mrs * 8
HOLMES, Tomperancarillo; D. if; Cltv‘' ■
SAMUEL DYEK, Allegheny City; SMITH, Wanccs
ville; LUKE 8.-DAVIBQN, Hast- Liberty; SI»AN(f AJCO ■'■°
Hten-artstown; -LEWIS DALEELL &'Gf>V • -
STEW ARTLLQYD & CO, Iron Work*; <T <V - t
lIANNEN/Haucbcstor: '- 4 > ' ' V 1
-jy2snlAwy:i.';.;c--i;-- , ; ' s v >;
•V. Private Diseases* *T r .T * /
. /a US, BROWN,'
. votes lu<* fentire.attention
•'•■•s®' Hls'busiaesg-is. mostly vconfiiii'd to '2^Mfc f
■«s» .Venereal media, andsuch pMifrul'afoctiorifi.
* Syphilis* SyphUUlo Lrup.t)on?;Gwi'oriph&^Glt‘efc-'Btrictorc fc i -
Urethral Discharges-, Impurity of jthVßlbijie^lUrallJMs^ftf 1
®«* of the Venereal Or^mj v .. Skiu
bons, Tetter, Seminal Weaki'* ~
ness, Impoteimy,: Pil.es, Kheumaihun, Femniu -Weoknesa.
- Monthly Suppressions,- Diseasta'-of the' tfoinW, pjstula Jn • '
Auo, Nervous Affections, Pains id' tb» Back and Loink irri. :
tationof the Bladder fiild Kidneys, successfully, t •.
Caroffoaranteedv* :- . _ ; -_-f
Sixteen years* priictlco (slsln Dr. , •
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all wlioinay tomOunw’ ;:
derhiscare, - -i
OfaceandPrivaUConsultationßooms, 41, Diamond allcV l ii
O^Chaiueflmoderate;- - - •■■ -■ ■; ■■■;.■ ■■:.:■ ■;, uoTjsJAirljF • **t
1 VUEUMATIS-M.'-Dr. Brawn's neviy. diuco»t*rSi r*m«£y’ r
1\ for Rheumatism -to a spoedytond cer taiajteiiied vfbr' '
that painful trouhlfr. -Itnavertallfl. - • ’ r: - . y ;
: OtaceandPriroteConEaltatioa llooniBNo; 41DIAJIOND r
Pittsburgh,Penn?& TheDoctoristtlvayeathunie, *
•. nutfchSfcdAir.' -- ~ v>' rjr l .*-"" y„X~‘i v, w,v-
; Ten Acres for Sale.
rriUE subscriber offers for nUe Ten Acres of XrimTncaV ''
;X- : ttoj^en^ntaer.%;i^pT>cll v -l^Miiri^est^;m‘-5^
of which js m the higheststate of cultivation: Ne£rfteo V’
hearing apple, peach, plum ana pear trees, all of which are' 1
grafted frait,are oh the lot; also, about three acres of tine*
Yards of-the best qualitx orgrnpesj tho.other imororo*- v
mema are twoßweliing
dwellings tenewi notharing-boen 7
pcct from this place is'amdngthe raost cxtenslro tiad&e&ii*' *r
tlful in the country. It: IvalrandanUy wiUj
neycr-failing Fprings.. Apply to AlriGran,ou the pttdaluen •»*
otto _ . _ JAME 3 JJLASULY,
: Estate Office* coE»£cre6Ui and SmitifielU •
cxtenMvo Tnylety of Graps/Vines Xor 'rale;' An-‘ ::
pW as ftbffTg. • •:■ . declO ;
A BIRMINGHAM CROCKRT STORK pOli BALU—A
f /V bargain-can be bad of it* if caßcd forsoon; Itisono
•oi. Lhe hcwl on tbsipide of (be rivdr, dotag & foe c&3bi bust*
ness. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,'
<Xw37 • & Market ttrectr ; : .
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