’vYS. 'V '* ■'-Y 't- .^' 1 i ' ■">. ’'’>lY -.y--‘" ‘v - i-V -■- i'Jr : '-p ■■?- *■■
«V ♦ * •s. ** - *" I ** “ t ? 4 r *.► I*J *£< t *
," >■ * 4 - ■ . '- ? ’ -v „ i - - * - f
:,*. ..•■>’ :5",:.-;:Y : t^':- ; -.":-;--»-, f ,■>;»;’■-:■■;•!<,:t, j:>--,.f< ; >rtj-tv:>---:.”: :> s.r>:Vu'i-VUv.-^--.,
A/.--'- ■ «e=" |Viv ' t'''V'i. -.*» >?.’ 'ijfiV k :S..-:‘\ T .. *?>•■'•,:. l »- •“ .•* >.., •■ '•• .*> V‘o:.',’ -h : J'sf r " *;'•■' ?:•" * '•-' ►.*’ v , . ".i.-r. :i : ',-JL* ■■•.* ,";! ' 5w “ •• >. '?;
•' -«i’ ii vv : ; Ti *'• -f < ‘ t ''- ■H ■; *-\ *-/ i .s* ' .; V'V • J-. k ’\», V V '~. 'J’' *f -' ~■£» ti •.• ' .«.* ■ ’ >».‘, .U* .-* ;<■ -';-,- : .- ‘*' -•• v.IV/» '.
*><■,''+-'i'Ai\’i' , -:' % y& *Y' '. "•. "• •o '-'- ■ '*•■ •-•. '-V• ■• • • ?•-■ ..■ '•- v- •-"• •■ '■;• .•>■ - v-:.-. •..:;. .•:.. 'v-0.- % -..- .•- . :-v ••■ •' ' ■*■ '
'/,-.’. *■ -»m’V*.< - -
{ .«**!■*—mi, ,i' 111 ii.iiM^J;iiLßßriiwJiiwiii«i»iWTiiiirmmnliiiiiiimijiiWiiii»»MiifigiiMnnr , TiiiiiiiriiTiiii«iiia.i|i|ii < iiiiMiiliii ,| riniltiiiiiir ,, iiirßaaaaM
•’CV*'»Ju‘ *&*'y , '3SU'i '*'’<•■‘.'*<*l Item* .from the Fr
Wt.Z&'&frX :• $ Th ft Anstia State f
v’ ■: «V* T l 4 o '' s r *V 5 eaya: Wo are grat)
Jvjih K^ : 7 ; *>< '*' hS ' : . Senate passed onT^
1 *5 **** *vf*N’«? • *► *X ' h- s ’ establish a eyatein
* * “ now before theio
'-<*•' i,V-' 1 •• • V-» * 'i•-‘s'.ffi -.- ■ - - —ineaJonlable iib
,; i t tcrest of the S*
'■*' Notwitbstandingtbe.baste, and the large vote The s^am
— ———-— ; '-=—■ by which the bill creating a LientenantGencral- shop of Cha ;
. . - ship passed tbo Senate last month, thodcmoora- Mercer, -in'
l\ hV* I : Uoover the countrygenerallyeipresses its t«toen F
' 2 ;itiB' disapproval of the nhfftte tTfiTg press injbred:
'N **' ♦< j Hi-- " -'.' shows Uttle interest TEs;pcoplo itbomw
tM&tfiSx&iii&ti f of tHs-coontiy'ar^’W'-'yet^ii^tiiiiM-ftr-.ttb-■W.SV
• - - .»
:o^h >T:^v» ,S poan.sm.iQconBiBtentmth repubHcanism, and we 7
’ • hope the wilinerer eaoption it. It reßta V
with tho Hooso of BepresentotivStf now to pror •»
d T “l lt fdr.thfi p re sent, ;U ntt the will of the p&,
pie oan bo folly expressed: ■ ' ■■
t f ■’ ' VWH passes the House, ihe President os
hprdly fail-to approve- tho;MB,; and: issue'
commission. Gen. Scott was his uoßoccef
opponent st tno last Presidential election.
' hope, therefore, the ribuse win not suf
4% •’ • ••• • bill to pass. His « Serene Highness ” c
ooisenough of regal and noble title
North : AmericaifMin«neiit;.;:
~ -" We have said again and again tl
' P “ Sel ‘“ OH frictions upon ral
trade, . and all breaks of guagr
'• of building up cities and boroug'
.... Erie and North-east Compao
f : change the guage of their
- .. .. Brians aro in the wrong i
‘ ' vent it by force. AUw^
■ ..- 4 by
•. rs^rnr
. -. : ; bopoonr.leElslatnr
' - - those of New Tor>
' ' ' its policy iArar
- . - Stated Rotate
■ '- and .settle ,nui
L recommend a
' tare.; ■ ■
: : : KbW ’
BB ■ : T ”
: : ■-:
- Wo wantmore caTriersfor ttie Xoaiuiff P
Qoo<l - • wate * 016 to bo had, and money ci’
made - Cdme^uiek.....
rl ®>« Bt'; touia Democrat says Capt
and bis party were not killed by Indi
Mormons..; It says they do notdesir
i • ration of their country for n'railroß
804,1,801 t^o“drderedmeu worf
is tho custom of tho Indians ; or
' • Ptaa of. the surveys were all b
» Indians, would have been -
■
, 5W5,165.050r about one-'
, valuation of the entire. B
- The increase of the weal
• •• There are 824 bankr
with - lt i> Bnki »e capit
‘ The enrolled mili'
870,000.” In New
■ There are now
- PriceB ,Y'
' in 1847
llPlli^iMl
«hmw
obSsmMs
sM^om
MtfMt
gg^Miigppf
''•i2 v’tfi'ttT??%'l®-i'f'i'-r«to. ’ .w l l-JTO
.V 3o -s*£ 5s < ti ?& 0??S
»•'CC,\ ■ t J-. t.Vt X'S*#/?*'* i^-‘- frp‘ --I?.. £■*■*. '?■ - - •-> ff ®n» i^ - *-. ■ * * -(S'**
- * ifj *c <'*’- . 5 '-=' .•- *- -** w i r f_*. n**f ':• . • v ~. - -
- :: - .'- • " -j'- *'.'; .■ _■■ •••-. • “■;■•• •■•■.• • •••:•••/'. ••'.■■•
B Sf! '
.i* ' •
laili} Earning |M
tUOMAB T. oilihokb.
fhillipi tt Gillmore, Editors & Proprietors.
Pittsburgh :
MONDAY MOEN1NG::::::::
DEUIOCK.ATIO NOMINATIONS.
FOR MAYOR OF TITTSBUROHj
JAMES C. PETTIGREW.
..... FOR MAJOR OP ALLEGHENY,.
JOHN 11. SAWYER
.Democratic Council Nominations.
•The following la & list of the nominations mßde by iho
Democracy of the different Walds, ' for members-of Select.
ondOommcnCuOndl: * •
. ' . _ nasi tfsan. '
Select Cbuncil—xni. BENNETT.
_ammon Cbuncfi—JOHN K. BAILEY, JAS. DENLEYY,
WM-IUYIN, JAS. P. BARK. ,
&bei Cbunc3 —DAVlD CAMPBELL.
Ctaanon Qnmcfi —JOHN M. IRWIN, W. J. ANDERSON,
and ARTHUR McQILL.
tm&X> TTlttD.
mat (bunco—r. J. O ALLAHER.
Oraunon Otfflca—JOHN BARTON, TIL UMBSTAETTER,
JOHN QUINN,EDWARD 8. WATSON,ondCUaiSTOPJIKU
• Sdtcl CbuncH —WILLIAM WILSON.
Cbmnm fbunciZ — WILLIAM D. HAMILTON, JOHN
IIACKD). ANDREW SCOTT, FRANCIS FELIX,' ond
JAMES TUCKER. . ’
SIXTHWA«>.
Edtd OotmcOr- WH.IIAM 'WARD.
CbiMion CbtmcS—JAMES CHAMBERS, ALEXANDEII
W. FOSTER, THOMAS T. MORRIS,And JAMES SUIDLE. •
_ • . srvmo mm.
Ethel OrMca—i. N. M’CROWRY.
Cbmaw Council—3. K. MOORHEAD, Z. TOMER.
nanra mso. , : -
Select OmiKiJ—SAMUKL MORROW.
Omam Cbttnofl—JOHN 8. KENNEDY,-CONRAD-It
MERMAN, and WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
«@* TWENTY MEN AND BOYS WANTED
TO SEED THE DAILY EVENING POST. )
*5~ BEADING MATTER WILL BE FOUND ON EACH
PAGE OF THIS PAPER.
JOB PRINTING.
We have one of the best Job Printing O/jictS
in the city, and we tronld respectfully ash mer
. chants and all others who want Cards, Circulars,
Bills of Lading, Bill Heads, Blank Cheoks, Hand
bills,.etc., to giro ns a calk All our Job Typo
aro of the most modern manufacture and can
not fail to pleaso all our customers. Our work-
men aro perfect masters of their business, and
will labor assiduously to pleaso all who will fa
vor us with an order.
EQ?* Ail Public Notices insetted in the
Morning, Evening and Weekly Post at•; the usual
prices.
CARRIERS*
Wo want more carriers for the Post.
Good rentes are to bo bad, and money con bo
made. Come quick.
Siewt flsd Fftcis from all Quarters*
The St. Louis Democrat says Capt Gunnison
and his party were not killed by Indians, but by
Hormone. It eaye they do notdesiro the explo
ration of their country for a railroad route. The
soalpe of tho murdered men were not taken, ns
lathe ensiom of the Indians; and the notes and
plana of the eurtreju were all Carried off, -which
no Indians woHld have been likely to take.
. • the wealth of Philadelphia ia assessed at
•SIGS t I6S,QSO; : about one-fifth of tho assessed
valuation of tho entire State of Pennsylvania.
The increase of the wealth of Philadelphia with
in the last two yeare is nearly 5>14,000,000.
There arc 824 backs in the State of New York,
witha banking capital of §70,692,075.
The enrolled militia of Penns; lrania is abont
370,000/ In New York only 330,000.
There are now 668 American ships employed
in the whale fisheries, with a tonnage of 208,*
029 tons; more than threo-fonrtha of which is
owned in Mamohnsetts. The entire import fer
1858 was:—Sperm oil, 103,077 bblal; Whale oil,
200,114" bbls.; whalebone, 5,652,800 pounds-
Prices ha»e ranged high during the last year.
. The Girard College at Philadelphia was opened
in 1847 with 100 boys. There are are now 306
pupils, 14 professors and teachers, and various
other, ofucers. The expense of each pupil for
food, clothing and instruction, is about $2OO per
annum.
There nro now 103 miles, in length of sewers
-under the city of Hew Yarfc. A large; sum has
.beenappropriated for the purpose of cleaning
them all out, andYepairing them.
The Secretary of the Navy has.dist@proved of
the finding of the Court Martial against Lieut
Mam;. Ho stands therefore acquitted. Mr.
Murray, ire believe, is o Pittsburgher.
The price asked for Mount Vernon, the man
sion house, and two hundred acres adjoining, is
actual value less than $30,000. This
Is one way proposed to relievo thonational trea
sury of its burdens;
. A certain amount of opposition is a great help
to a man. Kites rich against, and not with tho
trind....
William Chambers, Esq., (be well blown
Bcotch-Englieh author and publisher, haslately
visited this country ; and in epo&hiog of his im
pressions from what he saw in Penneylvania and
' elsewhere in the United States, expresses strong
apprehensions that the manufactures of the
United States will soon rival, and even surpass,
those of Great Britain,
The population of Chicago is 60,000.
Half a century ago, Lakes Ontario, Erie, Ba
ron,: Michigan, St. George and Superior were
ontirely without commerce.: Almost the only
craft to bo .seen upon them woe the Indian canoe.
In 1850 their tannage had risen to 216,000, and
tho value oft be traffic to $362,000,000.
i - FORBIDS AFFAIRS.
. Fighlinghaare-commenocdon the Danube. Tho
Bnssians attacked Kalafat; and; after a severe
oosfliet, in which four thousand were left on the
field, the Bnssians were repulsed. Two Bus
’ sian steamers were repulsed from Machim.
The reported sucoesses of the Bnssians in Asia
warn greatly over-rated by first accounts. It
' will be recollected that first reports come through
channels under Bussian control.
It is predicted that a new ministry will soon
bo formed in England. - Prince Albert is getting
into trouble. Tbe English people accuse him of
meddling too much with theaffoira of the army,
and in the polities of the country.
A gale lately swept over the coast of Ireland,
causing many shipwrecks. ■ ' :
A suspicion was entertained at Constantinople
that the battle of Sinope waß planned by the
English, in order to frighten the Snltan to terms
■ by the.disastrous result.
WHAT THEY SAV OF US.
. The Greeoßbnrg Argus considers it necessary
t j give us “ a dig” as follows:
Tins Pittsburgh Eveotso Post Messrs.
Phillips audGillmoro, ofthe “ Pittsburgh Morn
ing Post," seem to think that ,the vexation and
labor attending tbe publication of. a morning
paper is not sufficient for their active business
habits, and have therefore commenced the
issuing of a daily “Evening Post,” tho first
number of which made its appearance on Tues
day last, It-is a handsome sheet, and evidently
got Up with groat care. Wo are glad to ’record-,
this spirit of enterprise by the Democratic press
■ in Allegheny oounty, and in / the hands of such
: ■ energetic gentlemen ob the editors of the Post, we
haveno doubt that their evening -paper will be
a great convenience to that community, and a
profitable investment to its proprietors.
■ 'Although neighbor Laird got ont a good pa
per heretofore, yet wo must bo permitted to say
that the appearance of the last number of the
Argus presented a'decided and splendid improve
sient in the mechanical department.' Oar friend
Book has charge of that port of the work, and
-la exerting his .good taste and skill to make it a
very fine paper. Snccess to the paper, and ail
concerned in it. In certain political matters we
differ with It, butwe_like the men. : y
The public will please remember that the
Evening Post lias aa immense circuliitioa, and is
taken by almost, every pergonwho cauread a
paper. ,Wc want all our fellowcitizensto have
a copy of it. Carriers arc stiU requirodr
TnE liIEUTETiANT GESBRALSUIP.
Notwithstanding the ha3to, and the large veto
bywhich the bill creating a Lieutenant Genera
lship passed tbo Senate last month, the democra
tic press over the country generally expresses its
disapproval of the measure, and the Whig press
shows little interest in the' matter. ■ The people
of this 'conntry 'ore not yet prcpared for the
adoption by law of titles of honor. It is a Euro
pean; sm.iDconsisient with republicanism, and we
hope the people trill never sanction it. It rests
with tho Honsb of Bepresentatives' now to pro
vent it for the present, until the will of the peo
ple can bo fully expressed.
- If the bill passes the House, the President can
hardly fail to approve tho - bill, and issue the
commission. Gen. Scott was ids unsuccessful
opponent at tno last Presidential: election. We
hope, therefore, tho House will not suffer the
bill to pass. His “ Serene Highness ”of Mexi
oo is enough of regsl and noblo titles for tho
North American continent;.
: JANUARY 9.,
Wo have said again and again that 'wo are op
posed tonll reßtrictionsuponrallroad travel and
trade, and all breaks of gunge for the purpose
of building u p cities and boroughs. We believe the
Erie and North-east Company have the right; to
change the: giiage of their road, and that, the
Brians 'aro-.hr the wrong in endeavoring to pro.
vent it by force. All wo object to is the abusive |
language'employed by some editors against all
Pennsylvania on aocount of their conduct. Onr~
courts will do their duty in tho matter, and yse
hope: our rlegislaturO trill not be a vrhit behind
thoso of New York ond Ohio in the liberality of
its policy in railroad: 'matters, let the three
States appoint eaoh three commissioners to meet
and settle amicably all former ditficnltles, and
recommend a mutually .liberal policy for tho fu
ture. ■.: ; : '
We lave all along recommended “free trade'
in railroad matters. We say so stilr.
TUe Pennsylvania gungo law was repealed last
winter in a Spirit of liberality towards OMo and
New Iforfc.
TUB GAZETTE-THE KtBCTIOSS, &c.
Wo think the Gazettf is evidently in error in
aiying that Governor Bigler commits himself in
favor of a break of gunge at Brio. -. The lon gunge
of the message docs not justify such aconola
eion. ■. '
The Oastlie of Saturday calls out lustily for
help to elect Mr. Vole mayor. Mr. Voli, doubt
less, needs help, bnt it is bad policy to allow his
organ to show so much alarm, however ■ well
founded. ■
MAYOR OF* AUjEGIIESY.
Wo judge from appearances that John. 11.
Sawyer will bo elected Mayor of Allegheny. Wo
hnpo so, os wo havo do doubt ho will make an
excellent officer. If the Democrats over there
will turn out and do all their duty they rfin olect
him.
Statistics or Great Britahi.— ln 1851 there
were 152 barracks, 71C work-honaes, 127 Inna
tia asylums. 94 hospitals, ond’so7 asylums in
England and Wales. In the barracks there were
40,830 soldiers, and in the work-houses 125,430
helpless paupers, or poor who- receive in-door
relief. JFhe number of prisoners of nil classes
was 20,720; of insano pationta.it asylums, 18,-
141; and of persons in-hospitals and other aev
lums, 52,142. — EzcJiangi.
The paupers three times out-number the sol
diers. . The soldiers nro four times the number
tbnt would bo needed in n republic; and might
earn enough to keep the paupers, prisoners and
lanati.es.The paupers are mainly those who
can't livo on tho “ cheap labor " and ifarvation
wages of England. The barracks might bo turti
od into cookeries for soup societies.
Chrlstraar and S«w Tear’* Pmntici
H has become,' wo believe, a very cotnmt a
custom in onr city, for those eblo to doit, to
give to each other rich and costly presents at
Christmas and New Years. Now, if one-fourth
of tho money thns expended was bestowed to
the fond for the relief of the poor, infinitely
more good would be done; and the donors would
be conscious of haring accomplished much mom
meritorious acts,
The donations for tho relief of the poor this
year, we are informed, nro very meagre. Yet
under present high prices of provisions them
must bo more need of relief and charity this
winter than usual.
HEW YORK AGENTS.
We have been informed, by one who knows,
that the New York Agents, and the Central and
other railroads, are notin fault in regard to tho
Saedish emigrants, mentioned icr onr paper of
yesterday. They must have been misled by tho
Bhipping agents in Europe. Thoy were landed
at Charleston, S. C., instead of New York as
they designed, and did not pay the New York
agent farther than our city. They were kindly
relieved by onr citizens; and Gen. Bohinsoh sent
them freo over tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Bail
road. ’
Mr. Wcyman will receive ald for them.
IMPORTANT QUESTION.
A saitis npw on trial against the city of Phi
ladelphia, to recover the value of property which
was destroyed by fire in conSequonco of tho city
neglecting to secure the fire.plugsfrom freezing.
— Dispatch.
The liabilities of city corporations for negleot
of duty are becoming of importance of late.
The question involved, in the above suit is a se
rious one, not only to Philadelphia, but to all
other cities. We will make known the result of
tho trial.
Passing Away.—o l tho Senators in Congress
who were members at tho December session of
1846, only the following named gentlemen have
seatsat present : Sir. Atchison, of Missouri; Mr.
Bright, of Indiana; Mr. Cass, of Michigan; Mr.
Clayton, of Delaware; Mr. Peorco, of Mary
land ; Mr.Pholps, ofVermont: And bat about/ire
of the present body were in service as Senators
atany time previous to ‘ the above dato.—Dat.
Intelligencer,
There are thousands of men in this country
abundantly competent to represent the several
States in tho U. S. Senate; and it is not surpris
ing that changes in the members who oonstltnte
that body ‘should frequently occur. Death has
also been busy among thoso who were Senators
in 18-16; .
Pork Packing.—Wo would call publio atten
tion to the store and packing house of onr friend
B. Galway, 114 Liberty street. To those who
have never seen a hog ont np with four strokes
of‘a cleaver, a visit to his establishment will be
aonriosity., J
The Original Stocking Factory.— All onr
readers who desire good Stockings, Socks, Wool
en garments,, Yarnß,: Gloves, &c., &0., can be
supplied by calling at the store of C. Daly, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street. See ad
vertisement. . :
-...fi©* The United Stateg Senate has passed a
resolution of thanks, and a sword, to Gen. Wool,
for distinguished services at the battle of Buena
£©* The Cleveland Plaindealer has put on a
new dress, and: presents a splendid appearance.
It is decidedly a good paper. Wo wish it would
cast tho blame on the right parties, and not
abuse all Pennsylvania so much,
newspaper; “independent on all sub
jects,” has been started iu Lancaster, Fa. it
looks well, and reads well. ' . ,
; The Poliflo menqf Cincinnati, charged with
cruelty towards the Germans and others, have
been punished!'
..' :j; ■
4 1 •
KVENIKCPOST,
theerie war.
Item* .from tbe Forest City Democrat*
The Anstio State Gazette, Texas, 13fb alt.,
says: Wo are gratified to announce that the
Senate passed on Thursday Dr. Taylor's bill to
establish a Bystem of common schools, and it is
now before tlio House,' This, or a similar bill,
is demanded byi the. popular eoice, and it is of
incalculable importance to tho substantial in
terest of the State. : : .
The steam boiler in the extensive machine
shop of Charles Rinehart, in Light street, hear
Mercer, in Baltimore, exploded ontbo 2d Janu
ary, owing to the freezing of the pipes. Seven
workmen engaged in the building were severely
injured; four of them perhaps fatally. Some of
them were dreadfally mangled. "IThe sufferers
are all poor men and have large families. The
building where the explosion took plaeo was
shattered to atoms.
New Teat’s day was observed as n general
holiday at Washington. The public offices,
banks,&o., were all closed, and Congress was
not In session. The White House, and the resi
dences of the heads of Departments, and of some
of the distinguished citizens, were nil open to
recoive visitors, and they were much thronged.
The weather was delightfcl, cold, with consider
able enow on the ground.
. FoMlgnltemt.
There is a deficit in the Austrian Budget of
fifty millions.
The population of .Russia is kept in continual
excitement by the celebration of Euasinn vioto-:
rics. : ' . ■"
To dooms have been sung in all the churches
in the Empire.
Aline of defence is being thrown around Co
penhagen, in anticipation of hostilities in the
Baltic Sen daring the ensuing summer.
The Russian Japan squadron, consisting of
four ships,: has arrived at,its place of destina
tion. .
The Beitis.ii, Coal Titans.—A lato English
paper estimates he capital invested in the Bri
tish coal trade 41.210,000,000, the annoal pro
duction 37,000.000 tons, and the value at the
month of the pit £10,000,000. At the points of
consumption, including expenses of transport
and other charges, tho cos t is estimated at £20,-
000,000. About 400 iron furnaoes' of Gloat
Britain consume annually 10,000,000 tons of
coals, and 7,000,000 tons of' iron-stone, in order
to produce . 2,500,000 tons of pig-iron, of the
value of upwards of £8,000,000. For the sup
ply of London olono 3,600,000 tons of coals nre
required for manufacturing and domestic pur
poses; the coasting vessels: conveyed in 1850,
upwards of 9.880,000 tons to various ports in
thb United Kingdom, and 3,350,000 tons were
exported to foreign countries and the British
possessions. The number of persons employed
in mining is nbont 120,000. The. extent of tho
coal areas in the British Islands is 12,000 square
miles, tho annual produce 37,000,000 tons; of
Belgium, 250 miles, annual produce 5.000,000
tons; of France, 2,000 miles, annual produen
4,150,000 tons; of Prussia, 2,2oomiles, annual
produce 8,500,000 tons: of Spain, 4,000 miles,
annual produce 550,000 tons ; of British North
America,:. 180,000 miles, annual produco not
Imovra. ■
The Wool Tuadb.—Tho close of the year
leaves a light stock of domestic pulled and fieeeo
wool on tbo market at Boston ; but with what
sfill remains in the country it is supposed to bo
snfficientSo supply the wonts of manufacturers
till the new clip Is ready for sale. Tho appre
hended scarcity towards the close of last season
induced manufacturers to go into tho country
immediately after shearing, when they bongts
freely. A considerable portion of tho clip had.
been sold at high rates before' shearing, which,
with the exorbitant prices asked for tho wool
left in the bonds of farmers, prevented dealers
getting thoir usual supply. Tho wool still re
maining in tho country is held several cents
above the prices at which it i* selling in the
market, and it is supposed manufacturers wi;l
be compelled to turn their attention to tlieooun
try for, their supply before the next clip will be
ready for market.
Meecantile NAvr OF GaXAT Beitais asp
the United SrATES.—The mcrcanlilo na«y of
the United States is at present greater than that
■of the United Kingdom of Great Britnmnndire
land, and tho tonnage of the single city of Now
York ia within a trifle of being equal to that of
London and Liverpool put together! Accord
ing to statistics, our mercantile marine was, at
tho close of last year, upwards of 4,000,000 tone,
whilst that of Great Britain was hut 3,000,000
tons. Seven years ngo the tonnage of Now
York was considerably lees than that of London.
At tbn end,of 1853, it exceeded 3,000,000 tons,
whilst that of London waaCB2,ooo tons, and that
of Liverpool 634,000 tons. Theso are marvol
lons facta.
Rqbbeut or Wasuikotok Moxvmkmt'Moxet,
—Tho rooms of tho Mercantile library Associa
tion, of Boston, were broken into during the
night of Saturday last, had numerous papers
scattered over the floor, and tho box containing
tho contributions of the members towards the
Washington Monument fund was opened and tho
contents carried off. The amount is not known.
Tho robber left a letter, stating that he regretted
to bet obliged to etoal tho money intended to bo
used for each a purpose, but could not help it.
Lowell.—A copy of tho statistics of this in
teresting city has been left with ns, and we find
that Lowell in 1853 contained 37,000 people, had
twelve large manufacturing corporations. Capi
tal $18,900,000, employed 8,470 females, and
4,108 males. The average wages of females
besides board is $2 per week, of males 80 cents
per day. .
Derongameat or the Xtlrer, is one ofttu
moat common, a* well ulbi moat foraidabloof diseases
known to American physicians. It had for year* Attracted
the closest attention of the medical faculty in all parts of
the United States, and yet up to the time of the dbworery
of Ur. IThano’s great Specific:, it was almost beyond the
reach of medical skill. Thousands had perished without
arena hope of relief, and aUhoagh thousands may yet bo
destined to feel the direful effects of tids most complicated
disease, Ills now, thanks to the research ofDr.M'Laoe,
most completely brought within the scope of . topical con
trol. The proprietor* of ihVLirer Pflla fuel rehCde'bt that
they offer a remedy which haa been fully tested by time,
and which has mrrer failed of sucres whoa fairly tried.
PurcharonrwiU he careful to ask for Dr. Wlmh o> celts
braled Llrev Pills, and take cono else. There are other
Pills, purporting to be Urer POls, now before the public.
Dr. M’Lona’s Liror PUlb,*lk» h!*» relebrutod Vermifuge, can
now be had fit ell respectable Drug Store* In tho Uni tod
States. Also for aolo by the sole proprietors,
Successor* to J. Kidd A Co,,
60 Wood a‘rceU
P P_P. .P : f _PVP f- |
Death from a Rapture*
There arc thousand* of persona'who art? afflicted
with a Rupture cf this Bowel*, who pay but little attention
to the disease until tho bowels become strangulated, when
in all probability it may bo too late. How important it is,
then, for all those suffering with any form of "Rupture of
tho Bowels,” to call afccmca upon Dr. KEYSEII, at his
Wholcsalo and Retail Drtfg Store, corner of Wood street
and Virgin alloy, and procure a TRUSS, to retain the pro*
trading portion of tho bowels. Dr. KEYSER has an office
back of hln Drug Store, where Trasses tiro applied, and
warranted to giro satisfaction. lie also has ercry variety
of Trusses that you can name, and at any prito, to suit tho:
means of every ono. in heed of tho article, if*also keep
every kind of (Supporters, Body Brace:, Suspensory Baud,
ogtt, Elastic Stocking*, for enlarged veins, and all kinds of
mechanical appliances used in the cure of disease.
I would rospectfally invito the attention of tho publio to
, an excellent TRUSS FOR CHILDREN, which invariably ef
fects euros la a very short time: .
SST DR. KEYSER'B drug store and truss depot,
corner of Wood street and Virgin alloy, sign of tho Golden
Mortar, .'• . .dec2o
"Costly thy habit os tby purse can buy,
But not expressed in fancy; rich, not gaudy—.
For the apparel oft proclaims tho man.”
; 435- Every well dressed man knows how difficult Itis to
find a Tailor who thoroughly understands,tho pecnllarltleß
or each figure, and ean suit Its requirements with a well
cut, gentlemanly fitting garment. Hence It is that to few
feel " at home” daring the first day’s wear of any new arti
cle of dress, and however costly, never become adapted to
their forms. To remedy.bo manifest a deformity, E. GRIB
BLE has practically studied both form and fashion, always
adapting the garment, weather, coat, vest, or pantaloons, to
the exigencies of its wearer—thoroughly attaining that ele
gance of fit which the spirit of, the age dictates,
QUIBBLE’S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. .210 Liberty street, head of Wood, j
Mis* ®enralgla* —This formidable disease, which
seems to baffle the skill of.physicians, yields like marffc to
Castxr’s Spanish Mixtubjl r
Mr. F. Boyden, formerly of tboAstor lion sc. Now York,
and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, \al
is one of the handreds who hare been cared of severe Nou*
relgla-by Cartels Spanish Mixture. -•
: Since his .cure, .he has recommended It to numbers of
others who were suffering nearly ©Very form of disease,
with the most woixderfbl success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medicine ho has ever
seen used, and the besthlood purifier known.
*#* See advertisement in anotberool man. [horl7:'d*wl
sortmeatof , Mi , ~ .
Xhomas* Mechanical hooches; -
« : 'CuppingGlasses; - . v ' - -
Breast Glares;- -•••’•: ' -
• .-v,; jfchtalLoeeheS; •'
l :«'; : :;Scariflcfttor... ... .
Thcra&refeally Importantinventioiia, and. very.cohvo*
nlont l«chlim."'CaU'!uid see them*
? y^»^ft rn «o»:Wood stand Vlrgin alley. • : jio -.
1 **• " J '
i.r»< ■ ;
.** .?■ .• • i'
>*• ' ‘ ' V
t , \J M- - 1 ,
’■ -^K^---,/:'Vv^ V; ■--■ ‘-■
WHAT Ifi THY DUTY?
. Whiitlstby duty ?*Tia decreed
. By Him who governs all we nood, •
That nature shall po^aeas,
The power to cheer and bless.
It is decreed by morcy’a voice ofilove,
. And by Eternal Justico from obovo,
That he who freely givotb to th» poor,
From his own ample and outflowing store,
fibril be repaid fbr all that he )>ath given,
With endless joy, prepared for him fa Heaven.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE COMPANY,)
V.■ ICttsOnrsh,December 15tb, 185 S. /
i | iXIE Rrcrident and Directors of this" Company have this
A day dcclnml a Dividend of Kvo Dollars per . Shore
tipoQ the Capital Stock—thus, three dollars, payable to the
Uieir/4cgtU wpresenUtlTCB forthwitb. ind
two dollars credited to the stock.
derf&Ut BAMCBL L. MARSUELfj, Becretary.
Diamond Mwkit Abandoned.— Tho
\ri£y. Bnicher* r l&te of the Diamond Market, hare removed
to Scotch HllL Market, where they will be found regularly
on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.- The evening mar
ket, hitherto-beldion Tuesday onii Friday, will be discon
tinued for the present. fjo2:lw
Young men’s Library Association.
—An election for President,’ Vic® President, Treasu
rer, Secretary, five Directors, and thraj AuditorSjforthis
Institution, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held In
their room on MONDAY, the Bth day of January, common*
ring at 10 o'clock, A. M., and closing at 7 o'clock. P. M. -
A general meeting of the members will also beheldln tho
evening of the same day, at 7 o’clock, when the annual re
ports of the Board of Directors'and Standing Committees
will bo read. . , . WM. H. KINCAID,
...deem .. r- : , . Secretary.'
—it Is due to KIBE'S PUroxum to
tb€v say tbatlt has been known to completely eradicate
every yestage of this dreadful disease in less time than any :
other remedy, and at less cost or- inconvenience to the na
tlent. . , 'y.....
The thousands of certificates-in the hands of the propria
tor, many of which are from well known ci tlsens of the city;
of Pittebumhand its Immediate vicinity, go to show clearly
andlwyor ..vll.doubt,that KiE&’6 p*raouuKlsa medicine
ofnococr„ bn value, not only as a local remedy In jßirafy
sis, Hhcuriuitismy l)etifncz& y lust of &'phi t irQt, &8 a valuable
inhimaj remedy, inviting the- investigating physicians, as *
well as theauffering patient, to become acquainted with Its'
merits. : • ---••/ _,, -
Those having a dread of mixtures are assured that this
medicine is purely natural, audis bottled ealtflowsfrom
thebo^moftheearth. - ■ - , . ......
is efipiedfrom a paper publUhc&at'
£vmeuxej AT. X, andbfxtn date August 2,
aUoappcndtf, the ctrtiJUaUoJ'thtcdtbTaUdD. Y,Foai t M.J) m
o/Synetae: .
Tills may in truth, certify, that I have been eo badly af
flicted with Scrofula for the.lastseven years that mostofthe
time I have brem unable to attend to any kind of business,
and much of the time tmablo to walk and confined rto mv
bed, and havfr been treated nearly all tho time bytbebest •
Phyridans bur country affords;.l occasionally: got some re- -
bat no cure, and continued to grow worse untiiDriPoot
recommended me to try tho Petroleum, or Bock Oil, os ere
ry thing else had failed. Idldso without frith at first, but
Ibocffcct wosostonishlngjlt threw the poison to the surface
St once, add I at once began to grow better, end by using
seven bottles I have get n care worth thousand* of dollar*/
Wt : ' uir .V * T . MBS. NANCY U. BARKER;
Tills may certify that X have been aequ.aintod.with Kietfs
Petroleum, or EockOH. for more than a year, and have re
peatedly witness*! its beneficial effecta : in the care of Indo
leut ulcers and other,diseases for which it la recommended,
cad can with confidence recommend it to be a
thy of attention,end can safely say thatsuceew has attend*
el Us ore whore other medicine had failed. \:
D. Y. FOOT/M. D.
For wain by riltbe Draggtetain Pittsburgh. [ettiffaNhy,
PHILADELPHIA CUBTAIH WABEHOCSE,
.: 1 7X CkeitnuisLt trppotitelhe Slai< Souse.
■ . 1L Wv-BAFFORD, : 1
rr'ey® ERUPSconstantly on hand the mostextenrivoand
varledassortmcatofCurtalnKandCurhtinMatedalsto
.comprlrlnt-In part nf tho followlnc
CTHTAIN GOODS AND FOKSITUBK COViailNOS—all
stjlesof— -
Fttncb LawCurtaln#, . Window Ehoto, oil prices.
Muslin. . . « - »a<inoll4inH,«UwEsv
PrenchEroratoHeSfOU wUtbs.Ollt Cornices, cvcnr stvlo and
Frtnob l'ln.hos, prico,
“ Satin Ulnes, Glit Curtain Pins,
" Umpax, ■ ' “ Bands, .
■* Satins, • Cards and Tassols,
“ Batnoskldncns, Olmps, all prices,
*’ Coshmcmitc, ■ lawps,- .
Plain Tartar ltci, Frinccs,
Initla Satin Damask, Picture Tassels and Cords,
“ IdnimcSilks, BhodoTasMlsnndßrasses,:
PiwnUore Gimps, Hooks, Eingj, Brtckds, Ac.
Afuilwectf tnicnt of 4ho above goods constantly tor sale,
wholesale or retail. (marl:iy—afim.n.
end Itlvar -Compiaitit
CDERD JiY HIKE’S PHTJUihKCiI; ReaiTtb* fol
lowing letter fiOta Rev. O. Drcmsox, a Misricrnary in
Oregon: - -
31a. J« M, Ivits— Sit.:. 3fysclf and wiib having been
greatly bcnefiUi>l by the um of your Petroleum, I wish to
have you B9nd.me a box of two or three dozen bottiu*; I
ailnUrerin thia piece, and several
of my people are affected with indigestion and. an iuarilon
of the Ever, the. ram* of rayfe*lf and wife, before taking
your rxreourv.oa \V© totikscverei bottles—
two or three earh-~aboqt g vear «nd a half tjgo, and we
have never enjoyed so good health Pir years a* we have
K | Dc - e time. I bad not taken a single bottlo. before
of the stomach which so distresses lhe dya
pmiirn was relieved, and I havb Mt oothia* of It sloee that
titß'?. w«ualwTcll«vod front a chronic tlUeoseof
ti»e liter, which hail been ofeerernl year* standing, by the
useof your Petroleum.
by 8. M. KlEt4CaooVßatio,flEan. KEYBER, 140
v>ood strret, and Druggieta and Mcdlcino Dealers overy-
; oct2a
* T *ZKNS I Insurance Company of
President; BAM*
DI.L L. SIAESriEU,, Secretary, .
0JJI&:. IQUr &rtrt,ixiioetnitarxtltmd Vfra&tineU*'
Itwure* HULL and CARGO R&ks, on the Ohio and Mittt*
slppl lUrers and tributarily!.
In*«rr*agalu*t Ijvb or Damage by Fire.
AUSO—As»lm,t the p«ril« of tho £e», ond Inland Norfeo.
tioa and Transportation. *
„ • •. ‘ rmrcToxe:
Wm.tarlmfrjr,,
wliham hagaloy, fiftmuel 3f. Kier.
fiatauel Rea, WlllUm Bingham,
Robert Danlap, Jr., JobnB.Dllworih,
M-_ivaw» k, Francis Brilera,
Kilarbaugh. J.Hchnflnmaker,
WaJtifr Bryant, William B. Have.
___ -•
rrS”ASSOCIATKU Firemen's Insurance
. or tlnWPUjr. of Pittsburgh.
J - !° E HKAb,i!tuMi«it-ROBEB?r rnmsr.ssneSiy.
ITIII Inrats sssißjt (IB and MAItINK RJgKB Of sll
StniK in Sloncßsshda lleusa, Hos. 124 sod ISJ
Water street.
• ■' BIMCTOUS: .
J-K.Jl&orheaJj W. J. Anderson*
aaSawytr, IUR.HUnp»o,
• 1L Bi Wilkin*,
W. W. Pallifij Charles Kt-nt*
9*n.P«mlsoa, William ColUngwood,
A.r. An*bcts. Jowrph Kaye.. ~
■ WllUam WlUtawitu - japg
ITS» CASH SIBTBAL FIRE AND MA
gw HUMS INSURANCE COMPANY, of
CArITAL > 3100,000. vitas.
iion.Anopgrcff o. nFTSTFm
&er<f*ry—THOMAS U. WILLSON, E*a.
_ . „ WIUCTOW;
J} U umncbiniitin, Jr., ThnmM Olllmpic,
willlaia F. Fahnestock, John n.Coj,
llftrvfiv IMlraan, Jruvih l’clor*,
John Wallior.Jr., TVillUia CoWtr, Jr,
Jacob SaZalticrman, Aaron Jk>rotnu;:b.
BUSSELL A OAKES, Aeent*.
. _ OlHi*, In lii&yette Buildings,
_ J 2? (entrant on Wood rtreet).
OA(iUIfiuSIOTYPKBit
Buildings, Third street. likenesses taken
alt kinds of weather, from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M., irWnff&a
aecuratw arUxtk and animate Uk*n«s, unlike and raatly au*
perinr to the common chwtp d«fiurrrcntyp«,*t the following
cheap prices: s‘4 £is4,ss aadupwart.acooraing to
the *Uoand quality of cane . ■'.'■ ■
. Hotirfl for cuUdren, fn»m II A. M» to 2 P. M*
N. lh—Uktrncawcs of»lckor deeea«>4 persona taken tnaav
part of the city, •- (norti3*ly 3
{T§* A wl l* £xabiSTHeieaiTno
{Ǥ/ AM> \ KMH.ATISO WAUKUOCSB, Ifo. 25 JIAIK
KET atroot, Pitt9buc;U—Mannfacturem of WHOUQIfT
1 HON TOIUNO. IHLVS.'S AND I HON FITTINQS and CHlft
SON’ft PUiWAOES, Kcsisters, Ventilators, Tin IPlpc*,.nd
ersnr article required In tbeir 1100.
Particular attention paid to the erection of Healing, Ven
tilating Drying Apparatus, hy Btcam Pipes, Rot
Water, and CiiHron'a Farnaee. - nor3:2m
flrgiccilTAlhS, Curtain Nateriali, and
t££y Curtain Trimmings of orery description, Furniture
Plcwhftfljßroeuteliee, Ac., Lfire and Mnalin OurtalnsiN.Y;
Painted Window Shades. (HU Cornices, Curtain Tins, Banda.
Ac., at wholesala aud retail. W.IICARKYS,
No. 163 Cbesuufcnmt, corner Fifth, Philadelphia; ~
Curtains Made and Trimmed in tho very nawest French
~. fmar2o:ly ;
rrgaCornsl OorniJl Corxum A great many per
u'v Mn* are afeadtoUytora«mtod with corns. A<»Wd
remedy Kill be f<ran<l in I)r. Conex's CoitN pusTsa. fbr
fI&Iobr.Dr..QBO«S:K£YS£B x l4O Woodatrcot.
Pries, retail at 12K and perbox.
tgutlberal doduetirina to 6tosa who buyto tell
,°* £*T Hwo ,°£ mwitlnß, Washington u»li,
lw Wood Blreat, botrroon ruth street Una Virgin alley.
■ Pmammon Lodge, No.3,7G—Moots every Tnevlny evening.
MmoiSTit.l Ereamrat, No. 87—Moots first »nj thlrt
Friday of each month. ~ " Imortjtly
V'S 3 CNotice—Tho JOUBNKYMKN TAILORS 80
fvir CUTTY, or Pittelmrgh and Allegheny, meets on the
flnt end thin:! WEDNESDAY of every month, at Iho FLORI
DA lIOUSK, Merleet atreot. By order.
Jet-r JOHN YOCNO, JK, Secretary.
rrevCMio 1 * Cotillion ana limes Saxborn
frer Bend, can he had by applying to Wm. Frank
Cargo, -at the n Crystal Palnce Daguemmu Rooms.” of ’
mygfctf U. &!♦ CARGO & COJS, Fourth itreet.
jrS»ANaBROSA LODGE, I, Or 03#
Angerona Lodge, No. 259, X. 0. of 0. Y. t meetaevory
WcxUicedayoveninglh Washington Hall, Wood st. [jyfcy
AHIi, Burgctm D©ntlßt.—{Successorof
(hyQ.W. Biddle.] No.lUSmlthfieTdßt. [my3.y
Hftta and Caps.
JOSEPIt COX A CO., corner wood street . :
[igfitul Diamond alloy, would roppoctfallyin-l§ji|l||
«sSal'orm their friends and the public that they eslalgj
are receiving a largo and splendid stoefc of nATB AND
CAPS, of the latest styles, which they aro prepared to sell
on. as reasonable terms .as any other houso in the city
Oive us a call, and examine our stock. ... BoplO •
Fail Style of Hats;
r PS* SAMUEL WEST, No. 231 LIUKRTT STREET,
JJg (head of Wood,) hasjust received tho
OP HATS, and would respectfully
invito the attontlon of his friends and customersto It. He
has also bn hand a large and varied assortment of irara
and CAPS, which he wlli bell CHEAP, forcash, fftniatf
“ BOILDUG LOT FOR SALE,
A LOT 24 foot/front WYLIE streot, and extending
back 109 feet.to Wide alloy. On the bock part oftbe
Lot Is a Collar, Wall,built for two small IXonses. ThlaLot
Is in a desirable location for a residence; and will bo sold
low,and on- favorable tor ms. Title good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. QILLMORE.
. novlO . At Office of Morning Post
Dr. J. Hostettor’B Celebrated Btomftoh Bitters.
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, and warranted to Inriff.
‘ JLi orotoaod Btrcßijtlura'tho.whole system of every ono
who uses them* are now kept tor sale by
Dr. GEO. IL KEYSER, corner Wood st. and Virgin alley ;
- FLEMING BROS., Druggists, cor. Wood and Fourth sigj
R. E. SELLERS, Drugglßt, Wood st bot Third and Fourth;
•/ JOEL MOHLER, Druggist, Liberty street;
and all our first*class Hotels and. Restaurants, as well as
dealers generally, where the proprietors most respectfully
rofer th&pohlle for them; . • - . - :
The expense Is "bat a trifle, when compared with' the In*
•calculable good they eflect.'.. . r " • -
; Feeling satisfied that our Bitters possess merit sufficient l
to retommendtheiniwe will not multiply words in their I
praise, bat wk all to givothema trialf but be riireftiL to'
ask for HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, as there are
other Bitters represented to bo'tho same, which compara
ti rely are worthless.. Our Bitters are withont a rival, either
as: to their medicinal qualities* or ftfta-beTerago'. They are
pjit up ihequato bottles, containing a fall quart, with dL
rectlopa pn, and Dr. J- HasUttctft Stomach Hitters blown on
the glass. Hone other gonulne;
* HOSTETTER, smith * CO., ’
. 287 Penn street, Pittsburgh.
" ' >' .* Jk **■
1 ’■ 't ’*
i i •t’.'i «. V
P* r ®ipre«.. -,
TUBT BECBIVEp by Adams A Co.’s £xpres*,an entirely
U. new anfl cplerflid assortment of sew andbesalifni n*£.
terokof fineGObBJEWELBT andWATCHES,eonristlnz
Cuff Ptou of ■eVJry descriptlcm; Bat Rlngs,~,Fiiiger KioraL
direct frnnf the tnamtfacturens which enable* hs to «n
the newest styles of Gold Jewelry at Wholesale prices, hr
the single article, and from 25 to 60 per cent&lawthe
osnal prices asked at tho old £uhloned Jewelry Stores in
tmstdty. Jleaao call and examine our new stock, at 51
Market street. . H. Ot HOODI
N. Bv— Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired by competent
workmen, and warranted to gite -complete ratisfection. at
*9?Ptf e* B * u 1 - iaCj
Crystal IPalace, JWew Work.
EXUIUITION Otf AtfKIUCAN BTKEI* PENH,
BlaunCactarttTby
JJYKU PHINEAB, NEW TORE,
M. P. calls tho attention cf the public ter his cciotratod
QUILt#, patent, double-spring, Commercial find Rank PEN?,
with araristy of; twenty-fire .different kinds ofSTKEt
PENS* of his own mako suitable for all band writings.
—Al£o—
NEW PATENT PEN,
Galled the Treble Spring. There pens hate boon adopted by
the Senate in : 'Washington, in preference to all others*
The alwre pens; together with . h!s superior unriraled an*
commodation hoJders, can be seen tit Mr; B. Stool's and
Mr. B. M.: NontumV-, Camp street; ThomasJfc While’s Canal
street; andE. AP. EzsWcl’s, ExchangePJaoe. . jb9
HEWABVEBTISEHEHTB.
hP*/•W/v/tniaßory Notes,nejjotiated oa tbe shortest
notice, by.’JASIEfi-K.'MOItAKOB,
Butting and Beal Eatato Agent
- Nb.6B}44th at, near Market
JOSEPH. MEMISG,
fSUCOSSBOR 10 * 00;1
OOBKSR MARKET.STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
band ft full assoriaent of Drug*. Jl«i£
cioea, Medicine Chests,Terfomery, and aU articlespertaln
log toblsbarioes*. v
Physicians* Proscriptions carefully compounded at
allhours. .• j t g.y
• •' ~~ ■ Notice*
TYtBSqLimqN.—The firm Of L. WILCOX 4: CO Orn K
«nd Apothocsrloj, dteolred on the 2d in«t.
Tho subscriber, haring disposed of hia entire inlorost In
Iho I»to firm, to hla lato partnor, Mr. JOSEPH PLbSdcgl
woold cbeorfally rocoimnetHl him to hl» Hoods, end eakn
conUnunma nf tho jatronogn heretofore eolberelly he
stowed qpon them, - fJaSI L. Wilcox, jn
IS , KK A T ' WATKlut.—I hive on hand, and no con
stonlly- rocdtlng .fresh supplies ot the AlWtei
jraMre,lnp(nt nud qnsrt bottles: Emplro BpHns/ Whlw
Sulphur Bpnog, Congress Wutur, «u 4 SMutugs W»ter “
. . • JJOSEPII FLESHNO, '
Corner Market stand Diamond,
: and corner Fourth aha Sraith&fld sts,
n JOSEPH. PIEMIKa,
.jDotncr Market « 4 nod DiamonJ;
J9O. V apflcornor Pootthand/u
BMOENIK CIII3TO—A new lot of Tarioae jriaea apfl
stylo*, Ailed 10 order; tor sale by \ • ■> -r® 1 -
„ . JOSEPH.PLEMINQ*
; . . s . : Carnet MarJtet st and DiamOndr
J aJ confer, Fourth and BmiOiflold«ta.
LVON’ti KdTJUAIiKON ena Trlcophorus. r übb
lot, J UBt rticdTed and for ate & - * % R new
. JOSJ3PIJ yLfitolNQ,
Ccrncr Market it-and Diamond,
corner Fourth and Bmithfleld tU
Lands jot io.wa von salb—
. 880 acres In Muscatine oorinty ;
200 ' 'do :-Cedar '■ do; r
-..2KV do: Bc6ttv do;
»ner a pgnon&l exam
in&tiAiL, Tbofte la. Mate*lino county an>,<Mr «n
M^sy^SPffSSjaassß®
maUng from DaTcnport to lowa Clty..TW giuSE
portions of 40j 80 and X6O acres. Apply to
;X ; - JAMES'BtAHELT,
,j-~ Real Estate AgroL:
plying at tho Real Batata oQeonf
The Original Stocking Factorv
-„ Im C. BALT, Prn^to*.
T nl F ‘ TS^,™ s : h ?^ e " oa corner of Market
Aite”?.?"? 1 *S**Y An In my line will be
furnfrhed at the lowest prices. ■ ■
HT^Tvn P PAmnn th ” ORIGINAL
will give me a cal). ■■..■■ fja7:gj - -Q. DALY.
HTOSOH BIVBB IHSPBABCE COtffPAWV,
..? nEBCENT » SEW YORK.
CAPITAL, - ■•..■»■ - - 0300,000,
. , ... JAMES TURRET?. Agent,
jo, Jitj fro, Igl, comer of Wood and YißhStroet,.
■ .' :To Lett •:
A CASEMENT ROOM, rorntr PonrU) street and Cherry
n. alley, WiUboTsh. Tho Boom Is 21 feet wide by la
deep; one idr aboto groond; dry and srell flaiahodf-It
has » cml mult in front.. Will; be rented from lstArrii
nesL Baqnire atotgcebt“MorningPost.” ’ ],j
.'B*OAZiWAVi
POBK PACKER AND PROVISION DEALER
Ja7:g] 4 Kov, torcTt STRigr. ’
BBIDGE OVEB THE AILEQHENY BITES
AT OR NEAR SIURPSBUUH. '
WHTIP.i* * l ” n ’* h »* Le«*» Patrat hare b«n
i enu,rofll ‘® c “ m,o ‘ >n ' re ” l liiorPebh.
the i s“ lpor * ,ton tTwUent.ltm?-
**» and Company, for tredln* nßrideo mmsa ■ lhVSlll
f at or crar Shannon;, ,n AU<*bony county."
nad that ott TIIPUKDAY, tho loth day of February 1554
'V. SI " »* *• St-Cbarle/’noSi:
“ **®»W will bo brgwl&l,
S£ctcTj&.°* smmii ° a ° T ' m * a ™
- Jam*oO. Hfebcy.
John W. Duncan, Ch*rtM UanttL
? m * K »f r t i ■■ltobanTlnaWf
Jamra Blakely, A.C. Murdoch
T o ra . ln ® n ’ Hobart Chaaman,
JobDß.lWiinam, Patrick Oonaly,
i^S?® 000 * John Naenxr. "
“• f'U-lß.Ew.lt,
U. J. Smith, . •-;• Jamba Boblnron,
. Wm. Larimer, Jr, Johnt-laoch,
¥‘n^ M fTP r ’ -AMnWllklß*-
TO Q r^S l .. SlOTrry >-,,. C-Wllklna, -
TV. C. D-ruiy. f Jr?.-;] R-Jackmu-
TT A lIS? Id tho Hide,
January -J, 186#.. WALTKB BRYANT * CO. “
ttaitib irartnr ...
e s?L. ttlld Butler PluOi Road.
**resfcletrt astf sl*nagtJrt of
J 3? order of tkn Board, Ooctrabir 031,1810. 1 3
J» ,:3t JAMBS mtßDlS.Srmiurr.
HOLD, DEIVEB ! LOCOHOTTVE ATTOati m
_,, n , Fwritt for sale,
ri'in, «nh*crtbcr fa .uUwriind to tell OMACIIESOF
L kAMI, citnated La AcrKaillns Townnhip, Allecrbenr
1J18 ,2 backcf MrKeciJnrt, fcmSn
M J?ntA*aud in lighterthn pronosM Station
on the Connrllirllla Railroad. loptoranentA; u follows -
A Squat* log Hons*, 30 ty 33 foot, two itcri®, hiirh' and
w by 00 tot-both nawaud ta',Ssd
nn « Jbueg Oninrtlj, test graftal fruit,St
commencing to bear. Tbnroi* 90 to 100 Ams ctajrwl nod
***£?*? calttvAtion, and the balaneoi* vb)i c«t.
whh vhiUKuk timber of the fir*torder. TbU Land iatrotl
S St “v, Wn s Tory loud, uni tha noil
? r £”** and bdog well:
wiuerod, havioft . soma, twelve or fourteen rcrer-fsillnf*
the-FarWert, Termseasy, and prieo moderate. For for.
tker iarttatlaw, enquire of W.J. ItKVNOISsTit Lot"?
m^t^ oror JAMES c. EICUEtT
denoO? noalEstate Agent.atthUoffim. ■,
••••••• ' '• • •-
5»-ffi!ss!a%affi'SSsE.asss
TJ» Sou** la a Urge Hricfc; con&talhSoruo
, «iS? elh i Cr w!l s ftf!ood Btorfl Room, aof three
gxd OeUaz*. There la on the premises a Unr* Stable Cer»
ooth*premiM» ( or thoratecril»r. ■ i VU ' “•
JAME 3 ft KIOlIEy;
r<KlgaU»>w.tn
ChtrtlcrsTp, 124,1863,
* Valuable Form tat Sale.
T I L E „ ,^^ r i s “ ul , hotl “ 1 . t <> Klll «*'•' following d«-
_■*r cr lbed Tract ofXiaud»:contalnlng 111 aofes; situated in
North inyctto Township, Allegheny county, Jhu, 14 miles
w^iiJi 0 ° f J lUa^“ r e ll i «nd uisar tho So or the ate™
brarritle ltaflrosd—with cool and ltao atone under tho
wtole plans, and easy of mseess—lmproveinenta as frllows -
nome . Ed by 20 feet two stories
high; Wash-house, Spring-house, and otherout bolldlntm •
new Fratno Bank lliirn, 51 by 86 Ssct, finlehed In ttolm!
soffilMoninnner, with Stahllng under tho whole building;
w»rw.i“™alUhT(lci n dl 1 ' i a WBh ,t4t<> 0f
J££sJ£& ? 7®K “prortably situated in one of the best
nelgbborhoode In tho County, being convenient tomarket,
m«rv'‘. rch< ?’ !v h ??l 5 Mi * llu ’> “"d would not be In tho
ww et, -r“i!£ 111111 Iho owner is about to remove tuthe far
West. Tormseasy and jsrlce moderator For further nar
ilrfn!!?’ 86 ® 1110 owmr ’ "*“• Bobb > on premises, or thefub
scribor. JASIB3 oTniniTRV
novlOaHwawtf ■ V .
. OrpUani* Conrt Sole* - t ,. ..." •”
ptmSUANT to an order of the Orpbaxu* Coiat of iv.
ifr Qj &ttozhcn?, fceld at PuSSrgb,
-ihethfrty.first day of December, A. i).
to PabHc Sale, on SATUKDAY, tho tmaTj-Cm
January port, often o'clock In tho forenoon, at tho finer/
*? tbo city of Httabtireh, all those four
K)TB or PAHCKL3 OF GROUND aituete In Pitt townsMi?
Allegheny county, Pennsylrania, being numhe£!fM.!E’
U>«e (No. 33,) jLlrtv-tow,mTcij
and flfty-lbnr, (No 54,) in W.W.
in Uis extension of Pittsburgh, common]/ffiSrwiiliX
Baldwin—bounded and doserfbi aa Mlow. f to «t?fe t
monrlng on Tannalill too, at the cornw of iots
D P T '^ c^ai , B^l e > and running thencbalralffluta 1
street fcrtyjcigbt (bet to tho corner of Lota nnmlJra^MrtT^
. four and thirty-flro; thonce a - parallel Uno 'with U'ylfo
gbeny eounty aforesaid, 1q Bcqk 3cL K voL £9 ?S'Jn
veyed toSylyanns Thrapson,dc^oi, inf«. - ’
. i . jontownsos,
ja6.dlawtj3l] t Afer of Sylranua Tlioropjon. '
v 'lVotico* ■ ■■
S^SFw*^ 8 ? ni ™G and HAIB DRESSING SA
XOOS.—Tho lamented- death of. J. B. VABHON. d*.'
mmammeht; of this establlahment on the
nnderelgnod, who begs toialbrm the (Honda and easterners
of tho late proprietor that ercry attention and effort will
ho exerted to render aailsi&etlonand snetaln the reputation
of tho concern. Tiafedtl IIENJ. p.omtngn
~LL 'William Carr & Co., ' •
. .. (yy» Armor J. Pahkzr & Oo.)
XTTHOLEfIALB G&OCBRS and Dealers hi Foreign WTnos
T Y and Brandies, Old Monongshelaond Rectified TOila.
No. Bow, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. ' ja&y.*
V’f*. fc. x v ••
r . - e
%
■mm
THEATIUi—JosiPU G* A/ona*
Boxes end Parqaetie 60c; Private Baxes, large, $8; da. do;-
small, $5; Second Tier, 26c Boxes fbrcolorea
Persona securing scats will be charged. eta* extra for the
certificate. . Boon &Vu«krperlbmanee to com*
mence at 7 o'clock......firstappearance of U&srfld An&us,
from the Cincinnati theatre. -Thls eTcniag, Jsnnory 9th|
1854, will be acted the. celebrated SpecUde-cf IVANOOK:
Iranboo.MrCPoster; Bebwea, Mrs By nar. Elegantdan
cing by Mad Adalla and Mlfla WaldegraTe.-- To eonclntlo
with the comedy of PAUL PBti Paul Pry, Mr W Forrest;
wimp, Mrs Brelaford In rehearsal* the original French
C.. A. M'HAHPS’ BJECOBD OHAWm.T.-E taStTi
„ , at iapaybtte halu
I ; “noimeea to tho Scholar*
hullia ‘ clD 8 Acaaomyi ml alio to too
pSt^tt»tW?lS!Sii , 'n o 55f. lTO<l i “ TluUona to
SyffTTR nArf°£? SS?W"«JPi> r ‘3- mil ho Riven at LA
inn issi WEDNESDAY EVENING, January
notlcoto Ma Scholars, and
& ojaases mil hereafter mcot at
Lwayeßa iuUl, instead Of Wajhinarton nail' ka formaTiv
Hla second session *fll'commence on TUESDAY tholDUi
raoramahlng to Join can call oh^taa» T th£ oven*.
V 43?Tlefcetaianbeha<]at toy lime before ilm P«rtv „t
go ptronting Boomnf tlie * DaUy Post," or of a A?ifc£
st iAfsjotto HtUi £ja2'
V foyotta Hull, «m be oktoinod tot PnrtleiL lFraliTaln.
Concetti PnkPo Meetings, 4fc Alao, Cargo’aCotnion and
Bax Born Band can bo found In readiness at nil times, be
applying to WM. FRANK CAKGO, at tlio Crystal I'aiare
Dnguorroan BoomspfK,M. Cargo & Co, fourth at. [jyip
Hons AofHefage* . '
rjlHB ANNUAL MEETING of. the subscribere t* tbo
V Boats of Befagntor.Western Peimsjlvanlvwill be
held at PHILO U*LL, ,mi MONDAY s Jamiar?2d» 1854,
.from 2 o’ploafc;to.4 P.AL, Jbr the. Election of a: President,
Secretary, Treasurer, and twelve Managers, for tbo earning
year. Fall attendance requested.. -- -
dec23 . " • 1 ; THO& RAKEWELL r Procter
Important Sotice tor aU whom it nay
Conecn»v',r;v-:' ‘K -
AGREEABLE to on Act of Assembly of tho Btote of Penn
sylvania, ondin conformity with the*athority grant
ed by add Aet, the Boardof Tmsteesofthe PintMetoOdlst J
Protestant ChnTch of tturdty of Pittsburgh; PaJ have pur
chased a Burying Ground in the Allegheny Cemetery,"for
the purpose of transferring the -remains of the dad. now
resting ra the Burying'Ground Lelonring to BaldCbrauh.
thereto, {located near Uxa canaL and fronting on'Ubertv
street, in ib* el to of Pittsburgh. . - *
Notleo fa bereoy given to all who have lot privßeges; or
are otherwise interested in sold Bmylhg Gronnd, that Iho
to tho remo
val of tho dead to the Allegheny Cdnetery. j . -'•••' r
. It fa desirable that immediate attention be riven to this
noUce,aait fa contemplated, to hAVe the entire removal
made during the present winter. - ' ’ ' . ,
r- All the nee&nary information W-IRbo had by applying to.
or addressing Chas. Craig, Esq., Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
Pa.. By order of the Board of Trustees. ■*..*
JafegmdMr
- ' OmUJtS ALLEGHENY VALLEY hi ft. CO,T~
■: Pittsburgh,- pen. C0.18G3. f
.a; GENERAL MECTING of the Stockholder* of theAHo
A gheny Valley Railroad; Company-Win be held af the
Office of tho Company, in the'fSty of Plttebfirgb, on TUES
DAY, tho 7th of February, 1854 j for the purpose of electing
a President and Board of Mnnnfrcra,and also tor examining
the affairs of sald Company. ; . -.
- Tho Amraatßcpcrt® of the Pres’dent and Engineers will
be submitted to this meeting. By order of the Board.
-■ deegkaSw ' r XIOIBSON. gee’y.'
■ OFFICE CHIU AND- PAr B. CO, >
-Pittsburgh* Dec. 21, *53. j
TyT<moa-Tho AnnpU JlMUnjfor thagtockhoMcrS and
I’l Section cf Director* of tt, Ohio. ntf-Pauna. It.llroai)
Company tor tho enaninj year. nilUa h.ld'at tfco OBcdvl
Company, ta Pittsburgh, on THOKSDAT, tho 28th day
of January; 18M, lMtwptn too tonre«r ioA.'M. arid rip.
BL, fmeetlngatlo.) - -• •-. ;•
By order of tho Bo«rd of Dfreetom ' <
H'eSS-aii .. J. ROBINSON'. SooV.
A. A. MASON & CO] r
& CBTHBEOT 4 SON,
'l4o Third,bbot.
ocxwrsca rnria
FIRST GREAT SESH-ANBIJAI. SAtE,
THURSDAY, JANUARY sm, 1854, ’
g ••. . At. N 0.25 Fifth P rarer.
: GEORGE ARMOR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ho» gTEifthStrcctftn flaionlc B gliding,
5P* roota of resuming
JjL his business,-flatters himself to: bo able to make' to
order Tuhtonabie Clothing of all descriptions. Citizens ebo
strangers desmng anatortable garments, will do well to
rive him acan, a3he fa dotennined to please the most fas;
tidiou*. Ho will rise be happy to sao many of hfaoldcus.
lie has Just received, from the Eastern cUles an
«I«ant rtockof ChOTnACASannaua and TESTINGS
v -dccSlam . - .• t ■. . ■ t ■■
■ ‘ .V'-C/ork Soleß*
A to t>TO MmforlaUo fool
§Sek
der3l:lw* : ... IfENKY OVERINOTON. ’ r
. Watches and Watch Renolriner.
\,V ATC I £ PBBCIIASKBBare lnrilod to call and examine
offer miwrioriin
dnognrataboth n rczaidaquallly. prieo.«ndr(j£eS,s;
- al[ atu * gT™»nnffO v -
WATCH REPAIRING, in /sll rtricties. done in. tho ii»t:
mon i Wntcheaand Watch Repairing beltijr
jnLTRR-WABE, and. ether Goods in ttito
Una for sale, of tba best qualities, and at tho lmrat prirci
<l7. Market atycornar of Eonrth.
' '■ Wanted to Brat.
thTrft^' , a™wP° 4 njow aatt flanrolTe. ft™
i ?.i r ‘"* pplr t 0 - ■ OEOBOK W, smith.
Ja4:2g - . - ;-.- A- .
. Ulaaolnllon. * "
«5>i n Soodcrlho rtjl^oi
Uto^hsTici;purcluiMd tholulj
}“'B'®3V ths lmrinsss wsi fo: continued a<>
n»nal, nn(ler the ntylo of DAWSON. MOHAS h O> ?vho
“ moof Segfey. Mohurh Cn! In
pettll&g up Uie oM business. . J. £L NEGUSY, •
PHtstroigb, Jaa. 2, *64. __ H'mllM?’' ■
late firm cf
* Co. to my former partner. Mr. D&vsnn
£5? ?*£wn, M 's““ tnfinesa J&rita*
**). patroaage of my fHeu&sand business
J»«l RrtpMtfnil., ■^-■■;-.-.-.ns.-t).m^rr
, . UAIMJAINS. :
%—fi A>lK<J-'determined tn clcse ray tinfilnefis rrithln'tho
■ 4*t*» I »M wU off roj’irem&ishnr rtnekot
Wo. Oooa»f Bnumgrt Horn «» 39'iw Bor’d Omntrr Kao-
BobjodUiigrteoeanteayaia.' j. G. MTOTZi i -
4:lt Market Urtet. poor UhertT.
, PUlqena aotice,
THE PwriJenUnil MauagereofdShe “CbSpanyfor eiei-t-
L Wdij# th® Allegheny"mvar,oDD{»itr» PfM«.
H toSe/Swan.** 0 - E o * l ** TO «ich share of the Capital
Stock of Mia Company 6a which BlrMroda ajsimald ootot
•»*£««» ofth. last rix months,tthSh wiTbo MU u
ShrfhoHere or their legU reprewitatl»Hi.forthw«£r d
- J g ' JOBS lIAKKER. Treaanrer.
TTBl^roiir,iiADiEB.
. ll dptormlnod to closo <mt crar cniim utoct 'or
issMsa j,z\
Oor Kontlomanly old friend next door
_ la bisciproacj; I
■ h ®l«flaw rare »na ana—' J
Bat ho ewmot compete with the Smcts. ; * J
Now Ltulice, ytra most t*»r in mind, I
In order to sere expense*: 1
Oot • Boxwit of the right kind, - J
AtttoFtocyStoroofSPiiras. ■ ■ j
. Adoßomenibertiio pUee,No. 38 MARKk'p mi I
ThW or^^ j
ty”; [aecs|- M. J. Aft PPKVf!K I
Host ImportantHewa!
Olffißß PASHA VIOTOHIOTTR t •
* 8 will bapereaired by the new* brot«lU M*tt«iiuf
■ rV KitSUfti thCTO 18.- Btt tilt flat at T-OTtrc
RKTNKM\k* OQ.-8 JEWELRY STOlSraroTnrtSf
*™> d®™ {wm Wood, opposite the IMrelne rriSS.
mm, U l 'cheapest watches, (XocKs.Sd Jewee
RY can ha had In this city, as themeill ba a eh SCOT (n the
«™<m th» Ist Of SebtUMyneitdndtherefore heloEleiT
V “ft ■wishlnK to buy cheap Christmas and Nr»
Tosi')i Preerats oinnot find & bettor opportunity than this
’I?? *•“ MqoWte hind, end tJutSm,*:
loctedjrtth tho greatest pare, attoworttmamhio and state
S’ to their MhlaJw
toenrao and examine onr Koek before pnrthnslnr rtST 1
whew, MW* am determWdto l«t non? «, nSthdtaT
?® Q ! EMAN * 00s. I
i2PtfhBtre^t r t , gt> doorefroia Wood.
: JJmwuu Htrtwe#* AcU- *ro Xiet.
NU OR TWO FABMB, with c6ran3odiDUßf sricic
lnR8« and neir totheelty,«ndffnit a 'Mn
UMd©n*» MBk F»m* fetten c»We for this ta wkrt
Alw, * conYenient Brick County Minsidn nod StaMe
'J3!£ for ewecUbltf Ato/ttoeJmX,
plftee, and an excellent T*o Story Brick BirWHnjr, with
baecmeot and attlo—os the hank of the Allegheny
,**«?.* aquotfnct JAMES S. CBAPT.
• dcc2B*f No. 14* Fourth rt.
' . Baldness Cared* .. .
■piIERSaTS, AMERICAN HAIR KESTOBATIYE, for
Xj restoring the Hair, on Iteid : Homtseir JUis, and v
protect Op Halr from falling, !. winning goldon opinion,
of peno*swho «o uaing it. ; This te a now article, rownth -
Introdqeed, l« aarnre core for Baldnoa, and will stand the
teat of a discerning public, aa tbonaaada who haTo used will
testltf. See drooler to bo bad of lbe . Agents, giving tnii
parfenlata. Prlee»l,t)olnl.reobottlee. 8 " u
. f A 00., Proprlßtora,
•. . • ,-1 6T Superior street,Cleveland,Ohio
Bit sale In Pittsburgh In the following houses jJ UtTO ‘ i
Fleming Uroa, la WileoxACo. I
.. It* B. Bellow, (1. 11. Kevror. ■ j
Joel Moblor, Beni. Page, Jr.. :
, i J. If. Cassel. ■ ..
Allegheny eiijf.—Ja-A.Bcciham, Presale A Means. J P
Fleming. •. . ••• * * * J
' Birminoham.^ A. Pattormni, John G. South.
FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM BAL TIMO RE
JUST RKOKIVED AT • *” *
A. FIELD’S DEPOT,
On corner or Wood and Fifth streets.
PITOtB tiTVCtS b lilMI. fIMBIO *
v ~ JVtßarg* Jt Shreffel A^oo,.
VA S OJACTnKEKS.OP^Finß PEOOrV gif BS..
. Vanlt Doors and Iron Window SlratteHi.-' ;
A NT) m ali pfirapns admit-tha noceaslty or ihaobOT*
A montionnl ir« hnT(i no bwlUtion In nmm.
rajnJlng our «rtl<3o tot» «toal toraytWos In thSdS
■ Dividend* - , ,
declare a dividend of four dollars JW'
fo^o f ,SIKnJh WSsd
10 “•“toewioMeraon too Isth day of Joly l«at:thobal-
SSm- w’A* I *±*o™ Ua ™ »•****nr!o
li*£« Ja«' I?p - **“•'l*** l rej>ra»mt»tiT<*,
11 1 “® ««les of tlio Treasurer or tald company, Virniff
WoAb, Gras t fltnot, Pittsburgh, on and after Uio 16th da*,
of Jansoty.HM. ° J. K. MOOBHEiS *'
' i^ w - Praddont
F- Poobet Boot Fooea.
on Wednesday mornimr. on PUfh street. near
Wood,* smalt POCKKT t?OOK r :roatalqts- a-small
sntn of money anti papers of. no account to any-persOtr but
ttoowner. Tbo eamocan be bad.bp applying atTHIS OF
FICiS, proTlng property, and paytoff fcr this notice. i. „.
aSdttxults
' *-0.. .
v -s "
*-r v - «' ,
" ’•; **> \
. **» \ ’
AMUSEMENTS.
-JOHN B.SANDB,
- w. B. issaHBtr, ■.
ROOT; IL JIABBHALI*
. . Oonnslttc.
•.£ X '-. -V • _
• ' , 4 ... V. . i\ . • ~. .
.r> •■ ‘j ■ <«»■ ■ • ■
AUCTION SALES.
Auction earn.
TAMBS -M»KENNA, Auctioneer and Commune*
#1 chant,No. 120 Wood gircet,noar tba. corner of ffifti,.
tegalor sales'of Dry Goods, (nothing, Groceries, OlMSWtt*
*now and second bund Furniture, cadt day at 10 and}
o’clock ; and at early gas tight, each eycnlngrWatones am
Jevelzy,Guns, Pistols, Books, Fancy artidoa, Cutlery, pootij-
Shoes, Ac., with a general lumortmentof otery description
of Dry Goods. Befor to tho principal merchants. .- • ■ fobtf
Auction—Dally Balclr
I T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
„£X Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. M., a general assortment
of Seasonabla, Staplo and Fancy-Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps. Ac^
AT 2 (FOLOCK, P. M-i -
Groeerfes.ifreeneware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur*
nlture, Ac..
AT 7 O’CLOCK, p. BL,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold ana
BlWer watches, Ac.: /■ P. M. DAVTB. Auctioneer.• fjaSl^f
- JAKTEBWnKKH.HA,. ATiotionoor.
TJiTAIL STOCK OF FANCY ond HAM DRY fiOODS,
XV CLOTHKO, Ac., At Abctio'J*.—On TOTJBSDAY, .Tjunj
nry 12th, at 2 o’clock,-.will : bu sold, at McKenna’s Auction
Jtouscttbefollowingr. articles of Dry Goods and Clothing;
Acj Shawls, cambric hdk&Vlacon, fdllcJlringc?. and gimp?,
patent thread; sUkahdwoolehplaids, Bilk brocade; poplin,
delaines? gingham*, calicos, yestlngiv.flanncls*, alpacas, me
rinos, be raizes, oil cloths, caselmcrea and bassinet?, suspen
ders,blankets, tweeds, sack .flannels, drilling, silk bonnet?,
manUUas/spoolrotlbhyehirUanddrawers, hosiery, Ac:
3*9 ; -:-.:7 r -v James Mckenna, Auot’r.'
A aalunJstai’-.dAhß.of an extcnsiTo COUfiTltY DKV
A. GOODS STOKE AT AUCTIOKr-On .310JSDAY, Jan
uary 10th, 1854, at 2 o’dockrrwill be. sold, nt McKenna's
AuctionTliraJ^vb^OrderOf'Assignee?, tho; stock of a retail
ccnntaprstore. - Among the Jot are. Eome.-yciy fine good?,
such tur Saxony Ooburgs, merinos, alpacas, inch? delaines,
beraiges, gingham?, linen lustres, calico?, chintzes, panU
flannelSibleacbed-acd brown.muslins. silk
npktk. vidcraTats, Jlhp htikfa., ribbons,.
tS^rtured-cloths,
glares end-hosiery, suspenders, linwye,■lainb’B wool tblrla
apd drawers,.white, dreag shirts, gihglwm and check shirts;
OTerroaxa and pantaloons* superfine satinyest?, Irish liDen,
.buckram, ana padding,silk plash, 4iusahs r .bt’-aryjb!anket?v
farntture wotneD r misses, boys and youths
boots, breganß, shoos, bootees, buskins, pnmps and slipper?,
ttom oreranoesalso, - a vctt jaygo Jotof silk tmd worsted
fringe, with many other articles.* : v
Ja9 * JAMBS -McKENNA; Anctionecr.
P. 21. DAYIS, Ajiotioneor,"
.QTAPLK AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at Auction-On
© MONDAY MORNING, January Otiv.at lOo’ekttk’tt
tho Commercial Sales Room?, co rncrof Wood apd Fifth e'ts
jgill bcsold an extensive assortment. ofEcastmabie r.taplo
and faney foreign end doroeftid Dry Goods, At;
all the Tariaty usually kept in a Dry Goods Store. Also, »
Jiuantily of Boots, Shoe?, Hats. Cup?, Woolen Comforts, and
a general-assortment of fasmonat>loClo*hlhg, fino white
Shirts, Ac. . .I‘-M;.DAVIB,
: Aurtloneor.
Consnmetbe’Sniobev
rpHK.snbscribor.haTing the exclnrivo right to manufar.*
J. -taro andi ?dU SWJ2ENBY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKfi
CONSUSHN.G FURNACE, la-prepared to rectivo orders, bud
conlroct-fpr heating gildings wjth the; most economical
Purnaco now In.ore. . The attention of .liioßo interested is
solicited. Any ioforination can bo had of A. BRADLEY.
Noa.2and4 wepdstreoVorof: . "J. BARN DOLLAR, ,
'dec24:tt Ji* Xrbn City StOTe Wtn:ohOu?e, No. J 54 Wood fit. •
£ HAVE placed my Books and Accounts in tho hands- of
Jiuts: C. Ricarr, E?q., for:settlement,'.trnd j earnestly
hope that all who are indebted for subscriptions to the Dally
and Weekly Post,or for AdrertWogand JobFrintimr, will
P?X «P, as speodily m possible. Mr. Richey Is also author
ized to sottlo the accounts of tho firm of llakpeb. A EarTOS
and Habi’ceA I’uuxn'i. I*. IIARPITR, '*
"N* RicheyWfill l» found at tlie ofilco of the POit.
where thn Book? Klill remain. - f j’iS
/ \ bUELti OYftTKRS HKOEIVKD DAILY AT
tfiy DYER’S, on FIFTH STREET one door’ nbovo
. .liggMar., tho Theatre, anil • immediately opposite Mason*
■ ■ icJlall.- .. .. -
raU 1* aMicited from Inror? of good Ovsten*. fepplC
Ni*>» Bw>AO.-r-Jusi received, Tho koung Voyngeurs, dr
Boy Uuntera In*America; by Captain fiL Reid; with
twolyoillustrationa... '
Poemaandl’arodiesjhyrhoeljoCarpy. -
Passion Flowera ... - ,
; Tho Lost JPrinco, proving the -Identity of Louis the Six
teenth of France and. the Iter. Eleazvr Williams; by John
Hanson. ■
• January and Juno—being out-door tidnkin?? ttml fire’'
side memories; by B.'F. Taylor r illustrated,
ncftlth Trip to the Tropics; by N. P. Willi?; 1 ‘
Clorerdook, or Kccolloctlons of our Nelghborh6od in tho
West; second Borlcs; by Alice Carey. ..
: A Day io the CrystaJPaLic*, ami how to rnofco tho most
of it; by:W.aittchaid», A. M;
Hen imd:ShlDgsin £tmipo; by Kirwan. ' '
A new supply-of. Hot Corn just Ten dy and for'solo at
'" ‘ V, A* GILDES PJ2XTJXY *: C0 T B,' ~
JG Fourth street.
I AbihS' U’UisuKKdf Overalio**, »anda)?, LunULns. afad
JLi'-Boote, at tbotcry lowest price. :
. ' U K HAYWARD.
i»T- ...-:. ' .; >-• ;■ .Corner of Market aatl L?bertyi»jn.r !
TRUNKS of &U kinds, and very prices; pi«we call and
examine. - * l*-:E.-JIAYWAJUV
i»«' • Corner of Murfebrand blbcrty Ptg, -
S- Hi MOliAlsiiSS—ll)o bbJs riUiUDTKtifiticd tUipar-Houso
• just received frutn steamer Priuric Cfty. end forKalobr
doel3 - JAMES A.HUTCinSON & 00.
r/'tODiflSU— 7 drums prime Co<lfi.«h received and fnr saJo
* by (drefl) JIAILKYA RENSUAW. '
ELOUK— 100 bble extra reCelwd byrirer iuidfcrWo low
by (deep) V - BAIfiKT & RRNSIIAW.
JiHdNT 11OM0MY—5 bblft jtissrcfiiiVeii; a prime ariide,
r forrajft bT ft>oy23T; : BAILBY AIIKNSnAW. » ’
; A-Rl'jjliS-irlUO bbl'n choicc Applea for sale low by . '
IX‘: dec2 BAILRY k KENHIFAW, 2,3 Liberty Ft.
QEO AKS—Jup: rec’d.;a supply ofeheiee Londonslxe Ila-
O tana ISegari» r in lw>-boxes., v.:
dec2 v V yHATLEY & RKNBITAW.
J«sr itECKIVKR-r- 7‘
G hbJs J; Si I/rming’S ITiila. Pyrup ;’ ■
•• .2 LonisQoldett Syrup; • "
; :'s~hf _bblß. , .do . d 0...,.,
• :. : ... .10tenpnll.kcjdo ..do-. .••/ . «•
For salo at-tlio lowestmarket price by < ! •■...■ v
d°*> HAILKY & RKKSIMW. Hlartyct .
CKAN UKKRlE;>—Jili,t.rec<ilTrtl and torfmie at
the. FamUy Grocery and Housekeeper*'Stare of
notlS . ■ BAIEK7.& KENSKATf.
Ai If \ 'FUts&HXvicN ME Ahr r~
GOOIbs Extra Hailed Hu>kwheat Meal
HAILEY A rrmsttat?
• • • ' ■••• •••■■-.2M-Liberty street.
('HIKfcSK —100 boxes?, prime, roemut bv
• smith & Sinclair.
ASU‘PINKAI>I’I,K Cat:K3E7Ust'nMlicJ,Ul<T
finestlnthonuvr&ct,by
-0*125 ■ ‘ • • '• ■ • • -
JUST K^OisiyJCl>—2o bbbi J. 8. Lovenng & Co.’s Crushed
and Pulrcrized Bngara for wile l»v • -
v _ . . BAILKT, & JU3N T SHAW n : .
Wbftlcsnla and Retail Proves, 253 Liberty Vt; 1
K IS OTtU).-SUGARS— "7 : : “ :r —
• CO bbla I Crushed;
60 a C do.
- '4O -Crowdoird;
40 « . 000 I*ar; : .
landing from Btcamor New York and Tor sale hr
decs • . JA&IE3 A. nPTCIirSON & 0
ZINC jeAlfiTS
SQ.tona
Soow'Whltc,
■. r . Bloctf, -■ •
■ Brown,
In store and for sale by . t ...
JAIXKS Ki nUTCniSON & CO ,
45 Wafer and 02 Frout *tfw ; -
HUQAV&t-ICW bbla Powdcrwi.Cr oaliixi,sin rill
At/ UaT uml Clarified Buj»M f Jn Btoraaod fortolo bv
JAMES A. HUTCHISON' * CO,
Agents St. Login Sugar Refinery». -
HAIIt v J>v£— Do you vnotitp Tea?' WhV.thun’ titro
beautiful b»Jtiorbing
lostro of. tho rnTeu's wJnfr." For ealodt
** l7 KEYSETS, 140 Wood rtSi
“AS.—IVo hairo this day rectivwla fr«h sup
.f^ n ter?nS”^ I S , SI in .
ur BAILEY ft RENSHATY.
* • • • >. .253 Liberty street, •' '
aao ! iy V “ ITWt i bbla flint Hominy•
‘ .jfi ’ BAILEY i BENSnAW.-
• A"- v 299.ACRE3, eliuatedln Armstrong rountv ■
JX. onUioMnhoiimg, and2o milesfromKittinL,. -S
a good Uouao.uam, An; 100 acres cleared: ftr SjTby .
. 8. CtmiBEET A BON,
i?- ■ ■'■■■: : : HO Third street-
brabota laMare and frtr ialo by
—■■-:.■■■ ■■■■■■■■ ■■'. •■ - -KING A MiX)RUKAI>
PrivatoQcmimltaticrp Kocmjs No, 41 DIAMON7>
mtejmSu!? 1 a ‘ *
■>«=l _ On raCT^f^ A Tgi^te.
Glinisrsua Afil» ,HIB UOUDAYB.-l’ft'iSbSHßr
.S"& I \,5 wn M>a OXPTOFU in ororarinj
xor. ronfldcnL Trith Mo inT.i.i
Tsried.tocleorßooths.„f SSto®
WiO ““y,® l * ll <ft ana Books sod I>£Scnfi? r!5
ottention tons Z
CUUtan - „ JOHN a DAYTSON* •
0 *' - _ f.l Market,nrarKOarth «♦
"Eion -NHW YKAR’H PARTIHS-Gocrt .nJchcWTST.,
K nciiw^
Keg andToiencla Soleinp, s • « •■"■■:••
French Cummin, 12V®20 «
Umon. OrcDgc ana Giron Pool., Borneo.
.. uranoernea, . • • iois*a
Cooking Wine and Brandy, .
. prime Y,ny«nn Tea at 60c. Rib'
rungb flavored EngUiOi Breakfast Tea at Wets,-
... * ,-—— • ■ • ■.. ■■ dcc3Q-
-For Kent* '. : —7 ■
fpira STORE, with DWELLING attached. 27fl IJbertr'ist
I Also, t*o upper Roimi 6f
honiOf 284* entrance on Sercnth. Immediate TORswlkm
may, bo Ipul. [4ac3o.otl ; JN'O. j;. DOWNING.
BLAJSJt BOUKS— ' : XcgorfC
Journal?, » Day BooTov
■ ' Keceitf Rooks,
tkmof DtANKBOOESJUM TO ORDER
£^&ZS3£&^g3& lmaa ln “ J fly '“
A largo and;excellent stock of Blank Doolie always on
s*"" endforjHUe at low rate*. consisting of Cap. Dejny and
HinUira work, in all styles of binding.; ’ y
Tin* trade supplied on liberal terms.
W. P. HAVES,
! u ' ™™l? Book Manufacturer, .
Comer of Market and Second streets •
“ITtuil-Xlia general OAwrtmont of r«w 1
r U Fruit, .itnhidlDg Ealwnn, Currants, Figs, Prnopsranil
Lemons: also, Hard;-Soft and Pay>er*sholl Almorvin Wni
oats anil Filberts,-wholesale nr retail.. ... S WtU
- HATLEY & JtEWnAW.
•\TISW OItUF —'T“
i.l| ‘ '.Layer Itabinfl,
'M. It. Hairing,
Soltana BiUrJob; ■
DrtitnFiffHi •
.. Z&nto Cttrranfp,
Uccclvod cß‘l for ealo by
<1"~3 ■■■. BAU.KY & RENSIEATT,
I’ICED SALMON; - ■. .
U Mew Mackerel:
j. . - No^VMackerel,ln kefs; •
_ , , „ . ’ Salmon. Io l>bls.-
Tor sale by TootlS] BAtLKY A RKNSUAIY.
N O. SUtlAH—lo4 hhds, prime now cropilandiutt Jroni
• steamer Oakland, and for .sale by
- »ieci3 r/;jAMgaa.ntnymsoyaco.
t*IQ3 GALENA LEAD l&mUngTrota Bta&mw~A?-
xV/Vf ioona; fbrealo hy
aeo2S . JAMES 4,.HOTCHISOJf A CO..
Pi®
• , * r jP^:v
•x 1 V
-V. < - I#* %vr - .
+' rf-*. -..'’l'--".-; '■
.-4-A". ~.-yv-y
T"keH|otlce>
" BAIT.BY & r.EVPITAW.