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THE CITY POST.
SATUKDAY MORNING:
N*w ToLtnms& Ce&PAST.—At a meeting held on Thurs
day, January 19, of persons favorablo to the formation of a
Military Company of Irishmen imddtiMnsnf Irish descent,
John Callahan was appointed chairman, and Hugh Kelly
secretary. A committee was appointed to procure a suita
ble room for next meeting, and to make publication thereof
la all the city pspors. Due notice of conrsewQl be given In
■ afowdays- •..i-
Ini Earn Biots.—The trial of Lowry and King, in the
Unitod States Circuit Court, is still progressing. Tho evi
dence for tho dofonce closed yesterday, and the arguments
were commenced. - -
Mr. Loomis made tho opening speech. He was followed
byCol.ll'Candlesa. The latter gentleman will ho succeed
ed by Col. Black and Mr. Stenton. • , ‘
Ysrdict. —Tho jury la the case of tho Commonwealth Va.
Dr. T. Brown, indicted for nuisance, in. posting billa.of an
immoral nature about the streets, returned a verdict of
guilty. Tho Court remarkod, tho punishment would bo
merely nominal—as tho prosecution was only brought to
prevent the occurrence of the offence in future. •
Halt Fare.— Delegates to the State Tempo ranee Conven
tion, Ac., by calling on Mr. George R. 'White, Morketstreet,
AliL Steel, Fourth stroet, or Mr. C. L. Magee, Smithfleld
street, will obtain Excursion Tickets good from the 21st to
the Slat lost, at half the usual rates, to and from Harris,
burg, by thoiFenna. Railroad.-
Szuxffa Liquor on Susdat.—Francis Foulk, a German
tavern koeper ot the Fifth Ward, was finod fifty dollars »*vl
costs this morning, by Alderman Steel, for selling liquor on
Sunday. ’
That large lot of fino white Bhlrts, odrertised to bo sold
at McKenna’s auction house on next Monday morning, at
10 o’clock, will be open for examination am* day, on tho
second floor.
Dedication —St. Mary’s Catholic Chapel, in tho Cemetery,
at LawreneGTillo, will be dedicated to-morrow morning, at
10 o’clock. Omnibuses will leave tho corner of Fifth and
Market streets, at 9'clock, for tho Cemetery.
Trosalo of a valuable and largo stock of theological,
classical and miscellaneous books, will commence at M’Ken*
Da’s auction house Uus evening, at o’clock.
Cenumrars.—Thero were eight commitments tooths
county jail yesterday, four of whom wore committed by his
honor Major Vol*. ________
Still Oct. —The jury in the murder case of the Common
wealth vs. Hixenhaugh, ore still out. Tho Jozy retired on
Wednesday forenoon. , > v
• Trims.—The cose of the Commonwealth vs. Exokfel Ho
, sack, Indicted for murder, and the Conspiracy Caseagainst
Morris, flaxen, Davis and Lawson, will be tried next week.
Thunder, Stom.—Yesterday afternoon we had a thunder
storm, accompanied with heavy rain and-vivld lightning.
Quarter Sessions.—ln tho case of the Commonwealth vs.
Dr. Brown, the jury haYe not yet agrendon a verdict-
Ralph Frost, Indicted for assault and battery, was found
not guilty, the prosecutor not appearing.
E. C. M’Dowoll was arraigned in this Court, yesterday
afternoon, on a charge of assault and battery with intent to
kill, committed on his wife in August lost. Tho facte of the
case are familiar to all our reader*. .
M’DowcH plead, guilty to a charge of assault and battery.
Mr. Asking who was a witness to the assault, which was
committed in the drug store of defendant, mode a statement
to the Court, narrating tho circumstances connected with It.
A lad named George Redick was also examined. He was
sent by MDowell, to request his wife's presence in the
store, on the evening the assault took place.
The further hearing of tho testimony was postponed, to
allow that evidence for the defence might bo presented.
This, of conno, will be produced, to affect tho sentenco of
the Court.
District Court.— Jeremiah Johnston ts. ’James Little;
No. 43, July term, 1853. Hasbrouek for plaintiff, and Sha
lerand Umbstactter for defendant
This action was brought on a promissory note, given by
■ defendant, ten years ago, for $O3. The defence contended
that the recovery of the money was barred by the statutoof
limitation. The plaintiff states the promise of payment was
renewed six years ago. On trial.
At A MEETiNoof .the workmen of the FORT PITT WORKS
tho underrigued were , appointed as a committee to-draft
resolutions expre«riop their feeling in regard to the death
of our fellow mechanic, Mr. JOHN HUMPHREYS; where
upon tho following were offered and unanimously-adopted r
Whereas, It has been tho will of an all-wiae and inscruta
ble Providence, to take from this lifo into eternity one'of
our worthy and most respected feUow mechanics, it Is
hereby -
Saoived, Thatit is with heart-felt sorrow we heard of the
decease of our. worthy and respected fellow workmen, Mr.
JOHN HUMPHREYS; and by his death his family have
lost an affectionate and kind husband, and.wo have, been
deprived of one of our best and scientific mechanics and
generous friends.
• Ecsolval, That ft copy of these resolutions bo handed to
his bereaved family, and published in the Daily Dispatch
and Da3y Post, John H. M'JBlrot, Y.
Henry W. Corwin, v Cmmitee.
Thomas M*Cot, )
.???f I $ ? $ ?
Death from a Rupture,
There oro thousands of persons who are afflicted
with a Rupture of the Bowels, who pay bnt little attention
to the disease until the bowels become strangulated, when
In all probability U may be too late. How Important It Is,
then, fbr all those suffering with any fbrm of u Rupture of
the Bowels,” to call once upon Dr, KEYBER, at his
. Wholesale and Retail Drug Store, corner of-Wood street
and Virgin alley, and procure a TRUSS, to retain the pro
truding portion of the bowels. Dr. XEYSER has aaoffiee
..back of his Drug Store, where Trusses aro applied, and
warranted to give satisfaction, lie also has every variety
of Trusses that you can name, and at any price, to suit the
means of every one in need of tho article. 1 also keep
every kind of SvpporUrx , Body Bracts, Suspensory Sand*
ayes, Elastic Stackings, for enlarged veins,.and all kinds of
mechanical appliances used in the cure of disease.
I would respectfully invite the attention .of tho public to
on excellent TRUSS FOB CHILDREN, which invariably ef
fects cures in a very short time.
MST DB. KEYSER’fI DRUG STORE AND TRUSS DEPOT,
comer of Wood street and Virgin alley, sign of tho Golden
Mortar. doeSO
Crystal JVtew Work*
EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN STEEL PENS
. Manufactured by
MYER PIUSEAS, NEW YORK*
M. P.' calls tbo attention of the publlo to hie celebrated
QUILL, patent, doub e-spring Commercial and Bank PENS,
with o variety of twenty fire di£T rent kinds of STEEL
PENS, of his own make suitable for all handwritings.
—ALfiO—
A NEW PATENT PEN..
Called the Treble Spring. Those pens have boon adopted by
the Senate In Washington. Id preference to all others.
The above pens, together with his superior unrivaled ac
commodation holders, can be seen at Mr. J. B. Btccl s and
Mr. B.IL Norman's. Camp street: Thomas L. Whites Canal
street: and E. A F.Kzokiels. Kxchango Place. jaO
« Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy.
But not expressed in fancy: rich, not gaudy—
For the apparel oft proclaims the man."
49* Every well dressed man knows bow difficult it is to
find a Tailor who thoroughly understands the peculiarities
of each figure, and can salt its requirements with a well
cut, gentlemanly fitting garment. Hence it Is that so fow
feel “ at home’' during tho first days wear of any now aril*
do of dress, and however costly, nevor become adapted to
their fqrms. To remedy bo manifest a deformity. K. CRIB
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
canoe of fit which the spirit of the age dictates.
CRIBBLE’S CLOTHING HOUSE.
doc2B No. 240 Liberty street, head of Wood.
49* laiver X>l*eaaes.~Cartors Spanish Mixture, as
ft remedy fbr liver disease, and tho number of formidable
: evils connected with a disorganized stale of that organ, is
•• unrivalled.
Hundreds of certificates, from the highest sources, of per
sons now liviogin the dty of Richmond,Ta, might begiven
of ceres effected by Carter’s Spanish Mlxtnre. We hBVc
• only room to refer to tho extraordinary euro of Samuel M.
Drinker, Em., of the firm of Drinker* Morris, Booksellers,
Richmond, Vo., who was cured by two bottles of Cartels
Spanish Mixture, after three years Bofferiotcfroa diseased
liver. 110 says Its action on the blood is- wonderful, better
than all the mcdicne ho hnd ever taken, and cheerfully
' reeommonds it to all. .
%*S©e advertisement. [jal&dawlm
ALLEGHENY FORGE.
BOLOMOR BHETTER A CO.
(Late Blssel A Semple’s Rolling Mill,) on the bank of tho
Allegheny, below the St. Clair Stroet Bridgo,.
AttWHZKT Cist, PA. •
THE proprietors respectfully inform the public :tbat,
having made extensive additions to their establish
ment, they are prepared to manufacture,. on the most rea
sonable terms, Iron Work fbr Bridges, Car Axles, Quarry
Work, Stone Cutters’ and Masons’ Tools, Shafting, Mill
GeariDg, Machine Work in general, and heavy Forging, of
every description. Also, HORSE SHOES manufactured by
SheUer t Patent Horst Shot Machine. The Ilorse Shoo Ma
chine will be in operation about the middle of February,
when all orders fbr Shoes will meet with prompt attention.
Mill Picks made and dressed. Orders sent by mail or tele
graph attended to on the shortest notice. jalhy
u. xf. sauxiy...... ................mutas xikwjc
Bfotloe*
TTAVING purchased the entire stock of J. C. Anderson A
- t~l Cn., we will continue the wholesale FRUIT and CON
FECTIONARY business, at tbo old stand, No. OWood street,
under tho style of M. W. RANK.IN A CO.
*vrOTTCE —Having disposed of my entire interest in the
wholesale Fruit and Confectionary business to my late
partner,-Minas Tindle, and M. W. Rankin, salesman In said
non®, (who arc authorized to ufo tho name of the late firm
In settling the business of said firm,) I take pleasure in re
commending them to my former Mends and customers, and
hope for a continuation of tho liberal patronago bestowed,
on mo. • J. C. ANDERSON.
. PitUborgb, January P, ISs4—fjalQj
EH3SUMATISAL— Dr. Brown’s newly discovered remedy
i fbr Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Remedy A?
that painful trouble.- It never falls.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND*
Pittsburgh, Penn’s. Tho Doctor is always at home.
•; yrmv-reßfcrtAw. ■ • • ■ ■ •
THE COMING bTRLGGLE*—We have received, a new
supply of this world-read Tract. Price cents; by =
mall 14 cents, In btamps. For salo wholesale and retail..
jalß JOHN fl. DAVISON.
— : IiOST 9 . .
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th, a Scotch Terrier
DOG, with a Brass collar and Lock around hisneek.
Any person finding said Dog, and bringing him to the Ga
edit office, will be liberally rewarded. .
janllhlt • • - - JOHN IjAYTON..
Boarding*
TWO YOUNG MEN, or a gentleman and bis wife, can bo
accommodated with boarding, either by the day or
week, at Mrs. E. MCDONALD’S, oomer of Robinson and
Sandusky streets, Allegheny city. :
jq^Sq!iSaa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IWTEW BOOKS—Just received at DAVISON’S Book Store,'
Aw fiAMarketstreet,near Fourth.
West’s Analysis of the Bible; 4n various bindings; 3rd
- edition. ■ < •• : -
ItongstenbeVg on the Apocalypse; 2vol*»
Brown 1 * Works, on Sufferings and' Glorias
of the Messiah, Peter, Ac. •
» Infidelity; prise essay;by Pearson. •
Meturtow on Declension and Revival; i
Menslowon Midnight Harmonies.
Memoirs of M.L. Duncan.
Well -
Young WcmanV Friend; by James. :
Christian Father’s Present to his Children: bv James.
BoroßuntbeParablesund Miracles, 3
Wardlow on. Miracles.: • • :. : “ -
. Living** Dead; by Kyle. . .
Lamp aud Lantern, and Happy Home; by Hamilton.
• Dr. Hamilton a new work, TbaPstagonian Missionary.
' Family ■Prayers;--fey author of Morning and Night.
; Watches, (now.)':; ■
Christ isAil; :
Christian Titles; by Tyng.
Royal Preacher; by Hamilton.
Morning of-Joy and Night of Weeping; byßonar.
Key to W. Catechism. •
- Jamcrf Anxious Enquirer. =.
Life in Earnest and Mt. of Olives; by Hamilton.
Thankftilness; by Hinton. ja!B
::::JANOABY 21*
. • Mew Oyster Saloon*
SHELL OR STEWED OYSTERSI2I4 CENTS PER DOZEN..
/~\ cn AS. KIMBLE k CO., No. 12S Wood stroet,
would respcctfnlly inform: their frionds and
th»pubHor that they have.fitted up a Saloon
in a superior manner, for disposing .of OYS
TERS at the above named rates. We have also a Saloon at
tho comer of Hand and Liberty we WHOLE-.
SALE AND RETAIL SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS, of su
perior quality. All Oysters warranted. Just call and judge
for yourselves.
All orders left at tho above Saloons will be promptly at
tended to, and famished to any part of the dty.
ja!Btlw CHAB. KIMBLE k CO.
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus*
A VERY great want has boon felt In our community, be*
cause our institutions of learning, or public libraries
and reading roomvhavo no Csiucal and Pbilosopiuqal
Apparatus to enable tho teacher or pnblic lecturer on sci
entific subjects to illustrate his lecture upon. The Young
Men’s Library Association, ai their late annual meeting,
resolved to taka tho necessary stops for obtaining such an
apparatus, so uto fill tho void so long folfc. The following
persons haTo been appointed as a commlttoo-toearrj-oui
tha object proposed, and it is earnestly hoped that the citl
sons, when caliod upon, will respond to tho call by subscri
bing liberally.' DR, WM. M. WRIGHT,
DR. JAMES R. SPEER,
EDWARD RAHM,
F. R. BRUNOT,
D. P. BAKEWELL,
jaiB Committee.
THE PARTNERSHIP which existed between the under
signed and Henry Stdcflx, under the firm of HENRY
BXIMPLE k is dissolved, and the undersigned alone
are authorised to transact ondactlle up the business of the
lato firm. f jalB:t£] PATRICKS k FRIEND.
NEW ANl* MORAL BOOKS FOB YOUTHS.—
Poop or Day. Lino-upon lino.
Advice to Young Christians.
Clara Stanley,or a Bummer among tho Hills; 50 cents.
Frank Harrison, or Three Months under tho Snow; 30
cents.
Ono Hundrod Short Tales for Children; illustrated; 50
cents.
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life; illustrated; 70 cts.
Claremont Tales, or Illustrations of the Beatitudes; 00
.cents. . .
Call to tho Lambs; a Berks of beautifoT moral stories;
50 coots;
Tha above are handsomely illustrated, and have a reli
gious (not sectarian) aim. For solo by
J. 8. DAVIBON,
jalB G 5 Market st.
Y ATKST MUSIC.—3. a FOSTER'S NEWEST songs.
JLi Old Memories; new Song, by 8.0. Foster.
Llltlo Ktt»; .
nappy Days OBJ Uapp, Night*. ,
Tho Dyinip "Worfa of Llttlo Katy. A new Bong in the
storyof “Hot Com.”
Kitty Clyde.
The Long Weary Day.
Yesterday.. . *
St. Mary in Heaven; by Barns. v<
Mary’s Llttlo Nieces
Rosebnph Schottiach.
Opera Schottisch.
Katy-Dia Polka. -
Frima Donna Walts.
. Dreams of the Heart. '
Holiday Sehottisch.
Bridal Polka.
Together with a variety of the nowest and mosl foshiona
bio musie,for sale by IL KLEBER,
ja!7 No. 101 Third street.
WTLUAW VnXLAfI.
I HAVE THIS DAY associated with me as partner, my
nephew, jAXEr.PnzLor. . Tho busiueu of manufactn
ring and importing of HOSIERY, YARNS, Ac, will be con 4
tinned at tho Old Stead; No. 24 Fifth street, and conducted
under the firm of WoluM Daly A Co. AU persons having
claims against me will pleaso present them for immediate
>ayment, and those who are indebted will please settle their
bills, w(th as littlo delay asposrihle..
WILLIAM DALY. No. Si Fifth st,
• Next door to tho Iron (Sty Hotel
January 12.1854-fjal4] '
A- MASON & CO*
. tovxsxcn TEm
FIBBT GREAT SEMI-ANSDAL SALE,
THURSDAY, JAOTABY 6ra, 1854,
jaSfflt g Ay. No. 25 Firrg Sraggr.
Domestic and Bsrtsgn Exchange, £Tnta, Qcdd and Silver
L BouahL, Sold and Exchanged* at the '
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
WIIiIAJK A. HILL & CO.,
£4 worn* btrxeTj rntßßinwn.
allowed on thas depodto. ~ [jan!2
"ALUABLE FKOFEBTY FOR SALB-Situated on WyUe
Y sL, near Fifth; of .a.largo BRICK HOUSE,
of three stories; containing a ball, two parlors, dining
room, kitchen, and six. chambers and finished attic, with a
good cellar. The Lot is 20 feet front by 80 deep, to on alley.
The yard is raved; good hydrant, Ac. Price $3600. Terms
easy. . ; S. CUTHBEBT k SON,
jail 140 Third street.
Lands in iowa for sale—
: -880 acres In Muscatine county j
200.- do Cedar do;
240 do; Scott . do;
: The above Lands are well located, after a personal exam
. inatian. Those in Muscatine county ore, on an average,
ten miles from the city of.Moxcstino»and within two miles
of the Mialssippi end Miteouri Railroad, which rood Is cow
making from Davenport to lowa (Sty. They will be sold In
portions of 40,80 and 100 acres, Apply to
JAMES BLAKELT,
ja9 . ■ - ; Beal Estate,Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY*—In pursu
ant of the Act-of Assembly of Pennsylvania, entitled
“An Act to Incorporate the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany,” approved tbe22dday of March, A. D. 1853:—Notice
is hereby given, that it Is the fnteation of the Pennsylva
nia Railrtud Companv, (should the same be approved by
tbelr stockholder* at the annual meeting, to be held on the
flnf JJnrtrt** nf Walii-ti nrv to guarantee, the bondfl of
tho BtoubcnvHlo and Indiana Railroad Company, to the
•mount of five hundred thousand dollar*. •
Phlla~ Jan. 7th. 185*.—Jal2:1m T. 8. FRITH, ficc’y.
T ITTLE ELLA,) Two new and bcautflul songs by S. C.
1 j Old Memories. | Foster.
Willie on the Dark Bluo Sea;
Ilot Com;
Eose Queen; Wnltzes—d’Albert;
Ahl forcing*; Pritna Donna Bong—JulHou;
Sunrise Schotilsh—Della k;
Princes* BojaJ Walt*—d’Albert;
. . JulUen’s American, English, Irish and California Qua
- * drOles; ; • '■
Fortune Polka—Minster;
. T’othcrEldoof Jordan—Christy; ,
Woodland Whlspcra-a new Polka by Jacll.
Tbo above jost received, together with a largo assortment
of popular and standard Music; a large collection of tboorot
leal works on Music: for sale at the Muaioßtore of
JOliN 1L MKLLOIt,
81 Wood street.
GODFISH— Just roortved.
10 casks prime Codfish,
5 bbls No. 1 Salmon.
, 300 lbs smoked Salmon.
20 bbls gib’d Herring.
20 do No. 3 Mackerel.
lop boxes Burlington sealed and No. 1 smoked Herring,
For sato low- for cash by • - JEHU HAWORTH. ■
decO Corner of Diamond and Diamond alley.
HALE OR 'KENT—'Tbo large Factor* Building, with
* four Lota of Ground, situate near McKee, on Washing
ton fctxeet. opposite flint glass works of Mr. 0. Johnson, In
Birmingham, inquire of
■” r7TT - P. M.''DAVIS. Auctioneer. :
ifecZl - Corner of Wood nod Fifth streets.
BEER’S FLOUR OF PUMPKIN. FOR PlEtt,—This art*
ele is prepared from good sweet Pumpkins, and will
make Pies of superior quality
ZHrecftons.—-Take one ounce, or two table ppoonfutle of
the powder- and add to It one quart of milk: lot it stand an
boor or tw» in a worm place, alter, wblch add eggs, spires
and sweetening to salt tlio taste, and it wiU be ready for
baking. For sale by. K. K. FELLERS A CO.
jalO - , • • . ... 61 Wood street.
FRESH OYSTERS,
FR O MB ALT 1 MO RE,
JUST RECEIVED AX. 1
A. FIELD’S DEPOT,
On corner or Wood and Fifth Streets,
CgPEB PATBICEB k TBflaTD. [scplO
Consume tile Smoke* .
mEE subscriber having the exclusive right to m&nufao-
I tore and Bell SWEENEY’S DOT AIR AND SMOKE
aJNSBMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract lbr heating buildings with'the most economical
Furnace now In use. The attention of those interested Is
bo 11 clLed. Any Information can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J.BARN DOLLAR,.
dec2htf3 Iron City Btova Warehouse, No. IS4 Woods!.
Dividend Notice# ■
‘ Omct Omo akp PxsrfSTLVAioA Rahsoao Co., l
Pittsburgh, December 81,1853.. )
nTHiE Directors of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
• i : Company have declared a dividend of four per ccnt.out
the net earnings of the road for the sir months ending
this day, parable on and after the 23d January next., i
Transfer Books will bo closed until 27 th January, prox.
Ja2 : ‘ W. LARIMER, Jr., Treasurer.
OAUUi
THE UNDERSIGNED, In connection with Mr. LEVI K
BOWEN, V. 8. Consul to Bordeaux, France, purposes
establishing a Mercantile Agency at tho above plooe, for.tbo
purchase, oucommiasion, of Brandies, Wines, Fruits, Ac-,
and will also attend, with promptness, to any other, busi
ness with which they may be favored. A. J. BONNET. .
RtfcrencaMi PtteburyK:
. Thomas Seott,Esq.;President Mer. and Man. Bank; •
‘ Jobn D- Scully, EggbCashier Pittsburgh Trnst Ccmpany
B- M’Clorkan, ClUums* Deposlto Bank;
Messrs. Iloon A Sargent, Bankers; .
Messrs. Harris A Bankers; and to merchants gono
rally.
' Mr. B-will leave Pittsburgh about the 18tb inst 4 until
which Use he will bo found at the store of Bobt. 11. King,
liberty street. • jall.lw
Notice-to Teachers.
A MALE SUPERINTENDENT WANTED, at South Pitta
xL burgh Public Schools. -Salary $6OO per annum, paya
ble monthly. An examination will'take place at tho
School House, on the 6th of February, at 6 o’clock, P. M.
jal23wm*lto • I- B: MoYAY, Secretary,
jomr ruooaa. cochran-n^siKa.
FLEMING BROTHERS,
(Saoectsors to J. Kidd A Co.)
:■ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
• JVo. 60 "fVbodStmt, PitUbvrghf ita.
Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane’s Celebrated Vermifuge, Liver
PAlnAc. • • JalO
r MPORTED -BOAP&t
I deaverisMagnum Bonum Honey Soap; -
* Do Honey Soap; assorted sues;
Do - do Shaving Soap; v
Do' Musk Brown Windsor Soap;
Do Extra scented do do
Raws’ do do do do
TorStoby „ JOSEPH PKSnNO.
■ guccessor te L. Wilcox A Co.
USAS—B bbla dried tale
dec22 MTTiTiER A RIOKkISQS.
hblsPlantaUon Mohutses^
Id stow onS for aalTby ** SnJJBA
221 and 223 Liberty et.
ZSottoe*
Copartnsnhlp notice*
N«W Music 1 New Muate!
' - ■!*» •<
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY REVIEW OF PmSBUBGH MABKET.
. : • Omcnor tax DsaxMoßiaKo Post. )
- Saturday, January 21,1854. j
; VLOUB.—Receipts, yesterday were large,-the principal
part; however, was dosigned ibr the East.. The market was
unchanged, and we heard of salesamounting to about 300
bbla, in lots, as follows: 100 bbts extra |0,5714; 200 do ia
low at fbr superfine and extra.
, OAT&—We notice farther sales ef2oo baa at 40c.
: , COEN.—Hales 100 bus ears at 51c. i
’ -. DRIED APPLFB» -Are Inquired for, and prices are stlftba-
Ingi We note a sale of 60 bus .from wagon at 11,10.-.
CLOVER SEED.—The Inquiry is brisk, and but: little is
now .to be had.ftom first hands. We bore sales of 66
busjrora store at $5,50; 150 do first hands $5,25; 15 bbls at
.AVHISKY.—SaIes.SO bbls at 2&j. I
. BUTTER.—SaIes 14 tegs at ULfc.
; HAY.—Sales 11 loads at s9®lg/
v SODA AStL— Soles 5 cask* imported at&&
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.—Sales 100 eackfl at $1,20.
MOLASSES.—We have sales reported of GO bbls at 25c.--
BUS-S 1
>TE LIST.
- GOK&sonn daily nm
Hoon & Sargent, ]
Cbmerof Wood and &
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks.: car
Philadelphia ll \s.
Brown stlHq u par
Buckseounty l *' ......... Xi
OhesterOo.(n»wisBue) M . Q
Columbia B rid go C 0..;... Xi
Danville “ g
Delaware co. “ Q
Doylestown « ...v..;.. Q
Easton " Xl
Germantown “ ; I?
LancasterßankV
MonlgcuQGTyco.Banke... XI
Northumberland u ... XI
Potts Till©' ' « ... g
Beading « {?
Schuylkill county 11 g
Washington “ ... g
Westßranch « ... g
Wyoming X 2
Carlisle g
Cbambewborg „„ gi
Erie.................... gl
a.. ...... g
Honeedole gl
Midd1et0wn......... ’ gi
Wayneabnrg................. gi
York Banks... . gi
Belief Notes; g
United States* 8ank~....; 15
Allegheny City Scrip-.... par.
Pittsburgh Ci(y “ ...... par.
Allegheny Co. “ prom.
NEW YOIIK.
New York City.. %i
Country 8ank5...'.;....;... g
NEW JERSEY.
All solvent 8ank5......... $£
DELAW ABK.
.tbx Moaimro post by
Ixolisnge Banke»|
zih tirttU, PilUburgh.
OHIO.
State Bk.&ndbnmchefl... %
Othersolventßanks 9?
Bank of Sandusky.—....
Granville. 60
Norwalk....; 60
Urbana. .60
Wooster.. 26
INDIANA.
State Stock Banks ... %
State Bk.-and branches... %
ILLINOIS.
Btate Stock Banks %
State Bank Branch— 60
Bank of 111in0i5............ 76
KENTUCKY.
All solvent Banks y.
. MIBSOVBI.
Stateßbandbranohes... a;
MICHIGAN.
All solvent Banks l
WISCONSIN.
Marine a Fire Insurance
Co. at Milwaukicu 2
.. TENNESSEE,
All solvent 8ank5......... 8
NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks 1
All solvent Banks \\t
ALABAMA.
All solvent Banks- 6
LOUISIANA.
All solvent Banks. \\A
EXCHANGES.
New York par.
! Philadelphia.....—.,. par.
Baltimore par.
Cincinnati.......—..... s£disrit.
Louisville.—. % dlac’t,
St, L0ui5...... .1 diso*t.
VALUE OF COINS.
American Goldfnew)—.. par.
American Gold (old). prim.
Sovereigns —...54 83
Guineas.— 6 00
Frederickdors.... 7; 80
Ten Thalers.—. 7 80
Ten. Guilders..—. 3 00
Lonlsd’or— 4 26
3:83
Doubloons, Patriots 16 70
Doubloons, Spanish—....lB 25
Ducat5........—..,.,... 2 10
All solvent B&nks..~. M .
SmallNotea...
MARYLAND.
Baltimore 8ank5........... U
Country 8ank5............. 9?
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Vau*branches.« %
Farmers' Bk.a branchon* £2
Valley Bk.*branches....’. 5?
Rxchsngeßk.*branchea %
Wheeling Banks... XL
Wheeling branches....... Ja
NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent Banks %
PRICES OF s:
COBSZCRD DAILY FOB I HI;
Patricks & Frl«nd t Ka
Comer of Fifth and Wood
LOANS. |
United States6s. 1868~.
United Btates6s.lB&3...
PtmnsylTania6s.lB79
Pennsyiranlc&s.lBr>S...
Allegheny county 6s ...
Alleghany county coupons...
Pittsburgh city 65...
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable
New Y0rk...*.....—-.........
Allegheny City
Allegheny City coupons, payable
la Philadelphia—...—
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh*..—
Merchantaa Manufacturers'Bank
Exchange 8ank.....
Parmera’Deposit 8ank................
Allegheny Savings Rank—.
BRIDGE STOCKS..
Honongahela 8ridge—..............
St (Bair streetßridge—
Haudstreet Bridge*——......
.Northernliberties Bridge—......
INSURANCE BTOCKS.
Wcstcrnlnsurarce Company...-.
Gtfens'lnsurauce Company.—..
Associated Firemen's Company....
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlanticand Ohio—
Pittsburgh,Gin ciimtttULoulfnfille
Lake Erie...*— ......
Pittsburgh Qas Works..—. -
MonongaheJa Slaekwater —.
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania iuilroad —...
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad-.
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad*.
•H&rint Railway and Dry Dock—
Turtle Creek Plank Road.——
PerrysrillePlank Road-.. -
Qreenaburg Turnpike—....
CfcarttersOoal Company*.—.*
COPPER STOCKS.
Pittsburgh and Boston—
North American———........
North West...—
North Western—
. Adventure—.
Ohio Trap Rock.
Minnesota....*
Pittsburgh and Isle R0ya1—......
Douglas HoughtoD
0nt0n0gan....**......... ...........
Ridgo—
Fire Steel. -
Aztec*.——..—. *.
PeoinacJar—...........
Avery....*— — **
Forest..—
Phoenix....... » **«...*.
Iron City.........
Orphans’ Court Sale*
ABRAHAM FAUST'3 ESTATE.
BT Order of the* Orphans' Court, 1 will sell the Estate of
ABRAHAM FAUST, dec'd, in Indiana township, being
about FIVE ACRES OF LAND; adjoining lands of the heirs
of Lazarus Ilolmes, Robert Dunlop, Ueory Thomas and tho
Butler road; with a story and half Log House thereon, and
a Log Stable, a young Orchard, and Blacksmith Shop, and
all under fence. Sale to be mode on tbe premises on the
THIRD MONDAY OP FEBRUARY NEXT, being the
AJth, at ten o'clock, A. M., on the following terms: Fifty
Dollars at the time of sale, and tbe balance upon tender of
the deed. EDWARD McCORKLE,
jallCteod Administrator.
Dr. 3. Sostetter’a Celebrated Stomach Bitters,
I ENTIRELY ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, audw&rrarited to Jnvlg
j orate and strengthen the whole system of OTery one
who csea them, ere now kept tor sale by
Dr- GEO. 11, KEY SEE, oorner Wood at- and Virgin alloy;
FLEMING BEOS., Druggists, eor. Wood and Fourth bis ;
K. E. SELLERS, Druggist, Wood at bet Third and Fourth;
JOEL MOILLEB, Druggist, Liberty street;
and all our first class Motels , and Restaurants, as well as
dealers generally, where the proprietors most respectfully
refer the public for them.
The expense is bnt a trifle, when compared with the in
calculable good they effect.
Feeling satisfied that our Bitten possess merit sufficient
to recommend them, we wDI not multiply wotdsin their
praise, bat ask all to giro them a trial; bat bo careful to
Bsic for HOSTETTEE’S STOMACH BITTERS, astbero are
other Bitten represented to be the tame, which compara
tively are worthless. Oar Bitters are without a rival . either
as to their medicinal qualities, or as a beverage. They are
put up in square bottles, containing a fall quart, with di
rections bn, and Br. J. Hostetler's Stomach Billers blown on
the glass. None other genuine.
HOSTKTTER, SMITH A CO.,
267 Penn street. Pittsburgh.
Farms, Houses* &c., To Let.
ONE OR TWO FARMS, Kith commodious Brick Dwell'
Inga, ami Stables, near to the city, and suitable for
Gardena, Milk Farms, or to fatten cattle for this market.
Also, a convenient Brick Country. Mansion and Stable,
large enough far a respectable family. Also, one smaller
place;.and an excellent Two Story Brick Dwelling, with
finished basement and attic—on the bank of the Allegheny,
above the aqueduct. JAMES 8. CRAFT,
doc2B:tf , No. 144 Fourth Ft
. Copartnership.
BP. JONES, BERNARD LAUTII,b. M. KIER and J. F.
• LAUTU, having associated themselves together, on*
dor the firm of JONES, LAUTII A CO., will carry on the
•» American Iron Works,” recently erected by B. Lauth A
Brother, in East Birmingham.
B. ?- JONtS *.B. LATJTK .8. N. SJEtt J. F. LAUTH.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
JONES, LAUTH & GO.,
MANUFACTURERS of superior Bar, Small and Wire
Iron, of all descriptions; warehouse, No. 09 Water ft.;
between Market and Wood fits., Pittsburgh. [jall:3m
. OFFICE ALLEGUENT VALLEY It. R. 00,1
: . Pittsburgh, Dec. 30, 18i>3. J
A GENERAL MEETING of tho Stockholders of tho Alle
gheny Valley Railroad Company will be held at the
Office of the Company, in tbs City of Pittsburgh, on TOES*
DAT, tho 7th of February, 1854, for the purpose of electing
a President and Board of Managers, and also for examining
the affairs of fiild Company.
The Annual Reports of tho Pres’dont and Engineers will
bo.submittcd to this meeting. By order of the Board.
dec29a3w J QIDSON. Boc’y.
OFFICE OHIO AND PA. R. K. 00., 1
Pittsburgh, Dec. 21,’53. /
NOTICE— The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders and
Election of Directors of the Ohio and Ponca. Railroad
Company for the ensuing year, will bo held at tho Office of
tho Company, in Pittsburgh, on TIIURBDAT, the 2uth day
of January, 18M, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P.
M., (mpoilngatlO.)
By order of thoJßoard of Directors.
dec23:dtd J. ROBINSON, Sco’y.
Closing out Sole of Carpeting, Oil Cloths,
. Mattings, Hugs, Ac,
fTUIE subscribers having adopted the plan of selling off
X their stock at tho end of tne season, are now offering
tho greatest bargains, in their lino, over offered to tho citl*
tens of Pittsburgh or vicinity.
In quality or quantity their assortment is not surpassed.
Hemp Carpets, in great variety, at*ls,lBV, 23,28,31 and
gyiz cents.
■ The entire stock will positively be sold tho present season
—REGARDLESS ONCOST. Sole to continue till March Ist.
C. B. HEADLY A 00.,
jalO 82 Third street.
N- B-—Email Notes taken at par.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
rSTTCCESBOB *0 1, wxioox a co.l
CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND* keeps
'Constantly on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Medidno Chests, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
ing to his business.
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at
ail hours. , jafly
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED at DAVISON’S book
STORE, 05 MARKET street, near Fourth: —Hot
Corn: Ellen Mulgrave; Piorro-Touraant; Flower of the
Family; Little Foma forXlttio Friends; The Early Called;
Llttlo Busy’a Six Birth-days; Cloth Books for Children;
Kenny’s Millt, or the Earnest Worker; At Homo and
Abroad, or How to Behave; splendid English Illustrated
and colored juveniles; Common Bights on Sea and land;
Fox and Geese; Blind SUtor; Small 81ns: Praino Mission,
ary; Self-Reliance; My First Born; Tho Visit; Sins of the
Tongue; Life Real and Unreal; Alice and Be sale; toys and
puiilea, for children;Boyhood of Great Men; Harry's Lad*
dor to Learning; Arabian Nights; Rhetoric of Conversation;
splendid editions of the. Poets, English and American,
illustrated; Melville’s Sermons; Christ in History; The
XAst Days of Christ, by Schauffler; Pastor’s Sketches;
Richard Williams, the Patagonian Missionary, byHamil*
ton. deolO
mew sworn mew mss. mem
Twelve foetwator in thocbannel, und stationary. All
tho rivers are In good navigable order; and boats arc 1 ear
ing regularly for all ports. Tho steamboat bus loess is very
active. ■■ •: - • ; s #. '
Tho river was rising slowly yesterday, with about 18 feet
In the channel to Louisville, Several boats left during the
day, each laden down to the guards. The Union line boat
Baltimore touched at tho wharf boat of that Hod, bound for
Louisville,
Tho new steamer Philadelphia, a magnificent specimen of
•the handiwork of Pittsburghers, arrived at*this port about 0
o’clock in the morning, and attracted much attention. She.
is 276 feet long, 35 feet broad, and CW feet deep; Her wheels
ore 35 feet in diameter, with 12 fyet buckets. She has six
38 Inch boilers, each 30 foot long. Cylinders 38 Inches,with
S (bet stroke. Odd of tho “modern improvements” is a
doctor and engine for hoisting freight from the hold,' Capt
B. J. Grace, master. She is.rJohly decorated, and, while
beautiful as a toy, is staunch os- a whale ship- She starts
for Pittsburgh on Friday. In coming down she encounter
ed muchice, some of it dangerously thick and heavy. She
reports the gorges all gone; indeed her presoncohoro is suffi
cient evidence of that feet, '
> The Telegraph No. 3, was the mail boat for LonlsvlUo yes
terday. The Jacob Strader is considered too fine a boat to
bavo tom to pieces by tho lee and drift, and has been kept
back* for the river to assume some degree cf moderation. If
the lco expected from above, today, la not too heavy, she
will go out this morning.
The quantity of freight awaiting shipment at the various
points along the river, and especially here, is enormous,and
It is to be hoped that tbebig boats will have so much to do
that there will bo no time for racing; otherwise, there is a
prospect for some “ tall climbing.”—Cm. l9.
Tho mor has risen firo feet during the part 24 hours, with
tho channel dear of ice yesterday. Business was Hvolv
along the leTeo throoghontthe day. There bare been heavy
arrivals of groceries from below, since oar last. The Madi
son and Empire State came in yesterday with big load*
The Jos. Landle will bo hero to-morrow from New Orleans,
with two barges, containing 1400 tons of freight. The J. L-
Avery Is hourly expected with 34 tons of silver—over 41.-
200,000. .. V
Messrs. Inborn & Flshor of this dty received a dispatch
yesterday, announcing that the now steamer Monarch,
Capt. F. Logan, which left this port for New Orleans, heavi
ly loaded, day before yesterday, ran into tho bank near Vo
vay, and sprang a leak. Before the leak could bo stopped
she took four feet water, and was compelled .to go on the
dook at Madison for repairs.
Dispatches from 8L Louis report tho Misibeippl frozen
over at that point.
The steamer James Lyons, running In ihe New Orleans
and @t Lonis trade, struck a snag.fu tho Mississippi, near
\ickabuTg, on the 2d lust* by wnieh the boat and cargo
were considerably damaged.. Her officers entered a protest
on the cargo at Baton Bongo.
Two coal boats, containing 12,000 bushels of coal each,
were sunk opposite Louisville, on Monday. They belonged
to McOlaskr & Go., and Ledloy A Co., or Pittsburgh —Cm
cihnati Gofunibiani January IQ.
GEORGIA.
Tbe follovingls an abstract of boats passed and tolls ro
celved on tho Louisville and Portland Canal:
Steamboats. Flat and Keelboats. Tons
-1831 400 421 70,323
1832 453 . . 179 70,109
1533.. ............ 875 710 1C9.885
1834 —... 938 . . 023 . . . 26&000
1835.*. 1,250 355 200,413
1830 .......1,182 200 182,220
1837 .1,601 105 242£74
1838.. ........1,058 438 201,760
1839.. ..... .1,680 678 300,400
1840.. 1,231 392 224 841
1841.. 1,031 309 189,907
1842 .. .. 98S 133 172,765
1843 .......1,200 88 232,261
1844 .1,470 183 304,884
1845.. 1,685 394 318,741
1848 1,620 283 341,095
1847 ........1,432 220 • fifae
1848.. ~1,623 218 341,601
1840.. ........1,272 216 286 011
1860 1,170 200 ' 253,034
1851, .1,456 478 374,522
1852.. ..1,194 404 318,555
1853 1,429 487 375,352
POST CT
ge Brokers,
COEirCTO
xcbani
\tlreets,l
j Bid, |
* 119,00;
100,00
105,00
05,00
;Bxr Pal.
$ 100,00
> 100,00
'
100,00
100,00
10»,00
100,00
i Atktd. \
!$ 120,00
10Wi
' 000
07,00
100,00
100,00
100,00
1831
1832 ...
1533
1834
1835
1838
1837..
1338
1839
1840..
mi..
1842..
24,00
36,00
00,00
88,00
16>00
17,00
7,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60.00
60,00
44,00
48,00
24,00
68,50
45,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
100,00
35.00
26,00
40,76
49,00
63,00
106,00
12,00
49,00
-48,76
60,00
102^0
10,00
28,00
8,00
178,00
63,00
20,00
17,00
7,60
17,60
200,00
10,00
6,00
HTTSBUBGH, CIHCIHIIATI, LOUISVILLE,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet line,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Lonli,
7.00
1,75
0,25
2,00
2,50
rreafe L TuiS Line is composed of seven m[»
first cla. powerful Steamers, une- Ijßlfcjfotljfr
C2S==*EBB:2squaUoii for ■qwd, splendor, safetyjEteSsascSsi
and comfort, and s■* the osti tukouoh daily line or Steam
Packets on the Ohio river, It connects with the V. 8. Mail
tilnaof Steamers from UncSnnnli to Louiavillo and Saint
Louis, by which pamoncera and freight are ticLrted arid re
ceipted through daily. Two new Steamers bava been added
to the Line, which now consists of tho followiDjr boats:
- Ihxys rf Departure
Boats. Copteuns. from IhlUburgh.
BUCKEYE STATE. M. W. UsLisnoovLa ...Sunday.
MEBSKNOER, So, 2 J, IT Dxvix................ Monday.
ALLEGHENY <l*o M’Lttx ..Tuesday.
CRYBTAL PALACE IVs. J. Koitcrl, Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. Odack. Thursday.
PirrSUUKMT H. Campbell. ....Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jxo Kuweteltfil ..Saturday.
Leave daily at 10 o'clock, A. M., precisely.
No freight received after nine o’clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON, > . _
JOHN FLA,CK, ’J Agents,
Mondngahela House Buildings.
PMsburgb, 1833. Ideclfl]
For Mcmplilg and New Orleans,
, rFSe w The splendid steamer GRANITE STATE;
Capt. Rodgers, leaves THIS DAY, at 2 o'clock,
aL, for tho above and intermediate ports.
For freight or passage apply to
jaSl FLACK, & BARNES, Agents.
For Cincinnati anti LcmlsvlUe.
Tho steamer FEDERAL ARCH. Capt. Tnofl.
leaves THIS DAY, at 12 o'clock, Mv,
**=SSa*BOfor the above and Intermediate ports. For
freight or passage apply to .
j*2l J. B. LIVINGSTON & .HABTON.
For Nashville, “
The fine steamer NAVIGATOR, Capt J. <3.
jjgfSgftar will leave for intermediate
Bggg-vnftingporta pn lnst, at 4 o'clock,
P.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to.
G. B. MILTENBKBGBR,
jaSl or JOHN FLACK.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
free** Tbo steamer RETURN, Capt. Wit. Stoops,
leave for tlie above and intermediate porta
ggvffkirraonSATUßDAY,2lstlust, at 10o’clock,A.M.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to
j*lo:3 ; FLACK t BARNK9, Agents.
For St* Louie.
rt«e* w The steamer U, S. MAIL, Capt Jacob Hax
willleavn for the above and intermediate
fcSffitffiaporU on SATURDAY, 21at inet, at 4 o’dk, p. M.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to
]alO:g JOHN FLACK, Agent
For New. Orleans. •
nen, . Tho substantial now steamer “ ARGYLE,"
W. Coles, Master, will leave fur the
fr ar iii”r t maAivbove and lntermedlato ports, on the opening
of navigation. For freight only, apply to
jail JAMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
For Rent.
TWO STORE ROOMS, with flro proof vaults and cellars,
corner of Market and Water streets. Inquire of
jaulO.lw p. McOORMIOK.
W. E. BCHUERTZ,
NO. 107 MARKET STREET, Is Bulling bis present stock,
consisting of gents' Boots, Brogans and Goins; ladles'
Boots, Jenny Linds, Buskins, Boots, Gaiters and Slipper*.
Also, a very large stock of boys', youths', mlftsca and chil
dren’s Boots and Shoes, at greatly reduced prices. Persons
In want of a cheap Boot or Shoe should call immediately
and examine his stock. • jalO'-S
MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ GUMS, at vory low
prices. Women's Gams from 60 to 87% cents; misses
from. 37% to G 2 cents; gents' from 37% to $1.12%.
W.TS. SCUMkRTZ,
>10:3 . No. 107 Market st.
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM BCHNAPPS—Just
. received and for sale by JOEL MOHLER,
>19:3 .• :■ 241 Liberty sL
BITTERS— Greens and Uostuttcr’s; in store and for sale
by >10:31 JOEL MOHLER.
EMERSON’S AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE—Just
received and for sale by
_jal9;3 JOEL MOHLER.
COUGHS AND COLDS-
Duncan's Expectorant*.
Wwtar's Balsam Wild Cherry;
Joyno's Expectorant;
Sellers'Cough Syrup;
Morgan's Cough Syrup;
In store and for said by [jalO#] JOEL MOHLER,
YABNISH— New York, Nos. 1 and 2; Coach, Black, Co
pal, and Japan; In store and for sale by
JOEL MOHLER,
jal9:§ . 241 Liberty Et
PiiTSßiniQn,. February 13,1847,
Jlfr. 2i. E. Sellers My wifb has been for years subject to
a distressing cough, accompanied with asthma, for the euro
of which sbo used different cough remedies, and .had the
advice of tho most eminent physicians in England, but all
wa& unavailing. By ebanoo I heard of your Imperial Oougb
Syrup, and was induced to buy a bottle for a trial, oßhbngh
I bod no belief that anything could remove her complaint.
To my great surprise, two doses gave her immedlato relief.
She Is still, at times, troubled frith a cough, but two tea
spoonfuls of your Syrup always stops it. lam satisfied
► that, after a trial of three or four years, Boilers’Cough
Syrup Is tho best cough medicine I have ever tried, either
in tho Old or Now World. Wh. Fairboubi?,
Tth Ward, city of Pittsburgh. •
Prepared by R. jB. SELLERS,
. 67 Wood street
Chemicals—
Hyd. Potass,
11yd. Cum Creta,
Hyd. Proto lodide,
lodine Kesublimo Syrup,
lodide of Iron, ae..
For solo by • JOEIi MOnLER,
jqpg • ■ N 0.241 Liberty street
GROCERY STORK FOR SALE—On® of tba best in Bit.
mingham, doing a good cash business. It U all ready
to mako a fortuno In. . Also, a good Planing Mill in Sharps*,
burg. Now is the timo to go Into business.
Enquire of THOMAS: WOODS,-
Ja6:3 Commercial Broker, To Fourth Et
V , fT** 1, '*'- r St "" * * * ” * -
'ft */** * - >
"v »» h .-*• »- • ■- .. . - • "n >• ~ •
1 >•. .>• » ■ •.
Prmiurcaa, January 20th, Cp.h.
27)949 7.805
Am’t K«c*d, *
512,750 77
..... 25,768 12
.....60,730 92
61,848 17
..... 80,165 24
...„ 88,313 03
.....145,424 69
.....124,107 16
Ol
.........134.904 55
...113,944 69
95,005 10
Ain’t Rec’d.
1843 4107,274 65
1844 140,389 97
1845.. l7
1840 149,401 84
1847 . 139,900 72
1848 158,007 90
1849- .'. 129,963 40
1850.. _... 115,707 88
1851 167,008 49
1862 153,768 12
1853 178,860 89
POST OF PITTSBTTEBH.
32 VSZt OIMCHEB WATXH iff tgg CgAH3»«*“
AJIRrVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parklneon,BrowmTine.
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
*• Thoma*ShriTcr,Bailuy,Wo*tNewton.
** Gra. Bayard, Peebles. Elizabeth.
u Financier, Ynndorgrift Cincinnati.
u ' Exchange, McCollum, Wheeling.
“ Winchester, Moore, 'Wheeling.
“ Forest City, Shoose,.Steubenville.
DEPARTED.
« Jofforsrrn, Parkinson, Brownsville.
u Luzerne, Be nnett,lirownsTille.
”• Thomas Shrivcr, Bailey, West Newton,
w Gen. Bayard; Peebles. Elizabeth.
“ Diurnal, Sheppard, IVheeliDg.
“ Allegheny, M’Lean, Bt. Lontsu
** Exchange, McCallum, Wheeling.
“ Forest City, Shouse, Steubenville.
STEAMBOATS.
“1854.”
AND
BAI 5T LOUIS*
FOR THE COSVeTASCE OF
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
BETWEEN
It bos Power to Cure*
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By ttoJMJeiUy lines for the Horning Pott
llASiuaooso, January 20.—The bill to repeal the charter
of-the Franklin Canal Company passed, In the Senate, by
an unanimous vote.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sundries—
-40 half cheats Y. EL Tea;
25 « 1 « Black do
• . 30 « Y.H.do
'r 10 boxes W.H. Grant’s s’s Tobacco;
• 20 44 Grant & Bennett’s 6’s;
10 14 Howard .4 Fulton’s s’b ;
Scales Baum’s *-4 fi> lump;
20 boxes Clothespins; .
•50 ; <4 ''ChflMcothe Soap;.
. 30 dosen Buckets■
10 " Tabs. - On hand and for sole by,
KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS,
docl7 ,v . - ■ No. 213 liberty street;
Sundries— l crato Rag*; ■.
•• 1 fcbl Lard;
I « 801 l Butter ;
1 " Dry Apples;
; 1 box Beeswax;
. Isack Hops; ...
lbb! Chestnuts;
100 do* Brooms, ,
Received this day and for sale by
duc2l . .KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
boxes Palm,
"10 do Castile,
; 5 do Almond,- -
2 do Olive,
~ 2do Candla, ■. ■
60 do Toilet anil Fancy; for sale by
nov24 J. D.WILUAMS, 122 Wood street.
IiIftHALP BOXES RAISING;
IUU 100 qr do do
20 kegs Sap do
20 hf. kegs Son do' =
10 hf. kegs Malaga Grapes;
10 boxes. Messina Lexhonb. tiA
, Received this day and for sale by
dec23 JOSHUA RHODES & CO., 80 Wood st
fU Ift DRUMS FIGS; ~~ :
UUv/ 800 boxes M.B; Raisins ; .
160 half boxes M. R. Raisins;
. 200 qr.: " , « - '
, 200 boxes Fancy Toys;
-100 44 Motto Lozenges. -
Receiving and for sale by •;
dccs J. C. ANDERSON .& CO., No. 0 Wood sL
fVD&R AND VINEGAR- "
-~10 Mils Economy Crab Cider; - - 1
-. 30 r“ :W. B. Cider Vinegar;
6casks French WhlteWlne Vinegar; for sale by
dec22 - • MILLER & RIOKETBON.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS—A general assortment of new
Fruit, including Raisins, Currants; Figs; Prunes and
Lemons; also, Hard, Soft and Paper-shell Almondß, Wal
nuts and Filberts, wholesalo or retail. -
dec!s BAILEY & RENSHAW.
On< | BOXES FIRE CRACKERS, No. 1. ' - ’
rv'* 60 do Jackson do;
’ 20,000 Torpedoes. ;
1 ease Nutmeg
30 kegs Cooking Raisins,
Received and for sale by
dec6 J. Q. ANDERSON & CO,, No, Q Wood fit.
*WTINDOW GLASS—SOO bexes Bxlo,. 10x12 and 10x14
u McKennan & Co.’s brand, in store and for sale by
KINO A MOORHEAD.
Ik LOO MR— r “ .. . . ■■■ ~
X> 60 tons Bedford Force:
75 44 Gap do
•15 " Juniata do Forsaleby
Jal3 KING A MOORHEAD.
QUGAR—A prime article of New Orleans, in store and for
IJ sale by ffa!3J ' KING A MOORHEAD.
BIRD APPLES—2OO bushels In store amtlbrfialo by
0019 KING A MOORHEAD
ritHIRTY FEET FRONT.—For sale, a Lot of 80 feet front,
JL on High street, near Wylie, by 145 deep to an alley,
with * large two story FRAME HOUSE. -For~ price and
terms call on S. CUTHBKRT A SON, ,
Jal3 * - 340 Third street.
rpWO BRICK HOUSES, on Logan street, for sole by .
i 8. CUTHBEBT A BON,
> ja33 Real Estate Agents, 140 Third et
TO LET—A BRICK HOUSE, of six rooms, on Kobinwm
street, near Federal street, Allegheny city. Rent $l2O
a year. Apply to - 8. CUTHBBRT A SON,
sai3 140 Third Street
TTIMSROIDEBIKS.—Krery description of Embroideries
Jui are selling at greatly reduced rates,attheEend-ahnual
sale of A. A. MASON A CO-,
- ja!3 . . No. 25 Fifth street.
$2,690,032 20
ICH PAPER HANGINGS, of velvet, gold, dark and
light papers, with elegant cornice and base borders;
for salo by WALTER P. MARSHALL,
jalg 85 Wood street.
Decorations in wall paper—Artistic designs in
imitation of wood, stone, stucco andltalian frescoes;
for salo by [ja!2] WALTER P. MARSHALL.
WALL PAPER—A well selected assortment, at
Vj prices ranging from V/L to 18% cents per roll; for sale
by [ja!2] WALTER P. MARSHALL
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON & CO., wiil. offer,
during their sale, over 3,000 Shawls, at about one*third
less than usual prices. Also, 200 elegant velvet and cloth
Cloaks, at similar low rates; ja!2
BONNETS— 300 velvet and satin Bonnets will be closed
out at A. A. MASON & CO’S- No. 25 Fifth street, at
abont one-half the usual ratee. jal2
Ann STOCKS, BONDS, MORTGAGES and Pro
notice, by JAMES JL MORANGE,
, Banking and'Real Estate Agent,
folw* No. 68J4 4th sL, near Market.
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad stock— 2o
shares wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS.
oct26 No. 92 Fourth et
Af\ 80, AND 160 ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
*±U, by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oct2B . No. 92 Fourth et
in SHARES PITTS. TRUST AND SAVINGS CO. STOOI
lv WANTED by AU3TIN LOOMIS,
oet26 No. 92 Fourth et
fVXX WARRANTS—SSOO WANTED by ! "
Vy octSO AUSTIN LOOMIg, No. 92 Fourth'at
IT’PSOM SALTS—2S bbla in store and for sale by
21 dec23 FLEMING BROS.
CIALOUEL— 100 lbs, Hydro Sublimed, in Ilb botdea in
/ etore and for sale by fdec23] FLEMING BRO 3.
BLUB MOSS—SO Iba is store and for sate by
dec-23 FLEMING DRQ3.
T> El) PRECIPITATE—IOO tbs fbr sate by
XV dec3 D. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
POTASH— 10 casks, first ports, for salo by
declO B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
SAL SODA —10 casks, English, for sale by
declO B. A, FAHNESTOCK A CO.
Gentian root—soo e* tor sale by
declO B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
USX RECEIVED— .
5 bbdsJ. S. Lovering's Phila. Syrup;
2 bblfl St. Louis Golden Syrup:
6 hf. bbls do do
10 tengalLkegdo do
For sale at the lowest market price by
dec9 • BAILEY A RENBHAW, 253 Liberty st
WOOL PLAIDS.—A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth rt.,
hare marked'down theirwhole stock of Plaid Goods
Korn 25 to 50 per cent. 1 . ja!7
COD LIVER OIL.—Two gross Rnslitoh, Ciork ACo ’s
pure medicinal Cod Liver Oil, just received and for sale
by # JOSEPH FLEMING,
J»l4. Successor to L. Wilcox & Co.'
EOUSSKLL’S BANDOLINE—A superior article for dress*
ing the hair, just received and for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
j*l4 •• Snccgggor to L. Wilcox A Co.
ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL-Uennlno; for beautify
i&g and promoting thegrowthofthe hair, just received
and fbr safe by JOSEPH FLEMING,
jald Successor to I* Wilcox A Co.
SIL MOLASSES—2OO bbts Steam 1 Refined Sugar-House,
• landing from steamer Now York and for salo by
JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO.,
dec2 hta 8t Louis Sugar Refinery..
/CHESTNUTS—Twenty-fire bushels, of the best quality
\J received and for sale by
JUST RECEIVED—2O bbla J. 8. Loverings A Co/Crushed
and Pulverized Sugars for sale by
BAILEY A RENBHAW,
dec2S Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 253 Liberty st
APPLES— 100 bbla choice Apples for sale low by
dec2 BAILEY A RENSHAW, 253 Liberty st.
SEGARB— Just rec’d, a supply of choice London size Ha
vana Segars, in 100 boxes.
dec2 . BAILEY A RENSHAW;
COPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS—2O doz. for salo at
dec!7 , . KKYBERB,24O Wood sL
CHEAP HOUSES, in rarlous'locallons, in town and coun
try, and on accommodating terms, can be had by ap
plying at the Real Estate office of .
8. CUTHBJJRT A SON,
" 140 Third street
1A OASES MUSTARD, ENGLISH—Just received and for
Iv sale by f JaPfl , . JOEL MOHLKR.
SUNDRIES—
-20 bbla Crushed Sugar;
10 u Pulverized M
10 “ Powdered
20 M A Clarified M For salo by
dec2l . ~ SMITH A SINCLAIR.
ARD—2O kegs, No. 1, for sale by , ~~
SMITH A SINCLAIR,
dec2t • 122 Second and 181 First street
Sugar-house molasses—3s bbia for o&ie by
der2l . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
C^UEESE— 100 boxed, prime, ffir sale by
J dec3 . -SMITH A SINCLAIR.
. KAD-r-2000 lbs Bar Lead for sale by
i dec3 ; SMITH & SINCLAIR-
(COFFEE— 360 bags prime Rio, fbr sale by
/ ja* . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
BRIED APPLES—2O sacks, for sale by ""
ja* SMITH A SINCLAIR.
LOUR—TH bbls, for sole by " : ~
j tA SMITH A SINCLAIR.
DREBS PLAIDS.—We have now open,- and trill receive-
In a few days, the most splendid stock of Plaids of the
season; selling at reduced prices. - .
dec24 A. A. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth st
BECEIVED, a large assortment of Ladies' Zephyr Worst
ed Scarfi, Hoods, Ehawlette,.R)golettes, end a com
plete assortment of Genu’s Wltjter Gloves.
doc 24 A. A.MABQNA CO., No. 25 Fifth, st
PREPARED CORN—2OO boxes, Oswego and Orvis', for
sale by [dsc3] B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
NIONs—I4 bbls for sale by ’~ r "
dec3 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
PRUSSIAN BLUE—2O cases for sale by
decSO B. A.FAHNESTOCK A CO.
ABIS GREEN—IOOO Jbe, best brands* for sale by - T
dec3o B, A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
COUGH CANDY—A further supply of this safe
k 3 and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Shortness of Breath, AO4 for sale by
• dec29 • • B. FAHNESTQCK A . CO. ,
/“CLOVES—2O barrels fbr sale by ” • ~
XJ dec3 : B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
A YOUNG MAN WANTED, with a small capital, to rrur-.
chase the Stock, Fixtures and Good-will of a good pay
ng business in this city. Terms made easy. . Apply to
r. • 8. OUTHBERT A SON,-
. dec29. .. ; . ' General Agents, 140 Third street
EEOEIYBD —Boine more of those beautiful premium
Combination RUBBERS. Prices low. At 107 Market
street (dec9) , W; E. SCHMERTZ.
RAISINS—ISO boxes, at per box;
100 boxes No. 1 Fire Crackers,
per box, or 40. per pack, at
JEHU HAWORTH’S,
dec23 Comer of Diamond and -Diamond alley.
STATIONERY, ofallklnds and qualities; for sale low by
J. S/DAVISON,; -
;dag7" . ... . 65 Market street near Fourth. /
fTIRUNKS AND VALISES—A full assortment always on
J. bond, at low prices. • L..E;HAYWARD,
deeX ' ‘ Cornet Market and Liberty, streets.
IJRUNKSjJf ail kindg, nod
ja7 ''' Corner of Market and Liberty sis.
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LEECH, McALPIN & CO
-242 and 244 Liberty st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T EXD—BOO pigs Soft Galena Lead, received by Keystone,
Xj and Ibt kuo on Gvrorable tarnw; by '
ja!B . /; - - M’ALPIK ft CO. ■
7,in store and.
Q for sale by .. fJalB]-/ LEECH. SFALPIN A CO.
0N THE EASTERN HOAX).—A valuable lot of Ground
for sale, situated on the Eastern road, near the Ante*
ani, 40 feet front by 240 deep,witha two story Dwelling
Housed Price $9OO. Terms easy. •
„ S. CUTHBERT A BON,
i*lB 140 Third street.
SIMIT— is kegs ass’d numbers, landing from Bteamboat
: Keystone, for sale by • ' *
-3 alB . JAMES A- HUTCHISON & CO.
tJXRUiV-ln bbls. hulf bblfl f and tegs, just re-
VXcelved per steamer Granite State, and for Vale by
J alB : . JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO.
SUQARHOUBE lIOLABSRS—SOO bblfl reccivingper elea
merGranito State and Keystone; for sale by -
ViSii JAMES A, HUTOHISON A-CO.
B.OOObbla crashed, powdered, clar
ified, and small loaf; in store and for sale by *
•. . b , , JAMES A; HUTCHISON A CO.,
jalB . Agents St. Loois Bteam Bngar.Refinery.
LEAD—3OO Pigs soft Galena,- forsale hv ■
: 3&18 JAMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
BIBLES, HYMN AND PRAYER: BOOKS in the most
elegant styles, for- family, • pulpit, or personal use.
BUTLER’S: NEW SMALL-4to. .BIBLE, the most beau
tlful family Bible in print, in various styles. Dr. West’s
Analysis. All suitable for Holiday Presents. At •-
: DAVISON'S BOOK STORE;
declO ‘ . 65 Market eh, near Fourth.
J WABDKGP’S SEED STORE is now replete .with early
• Seeds, for the het beds Pruning Instruments, for the
.orchard, corn.stalk and straw cutters, and everything of;
' interest to the fanner, gardener for' amateur.'
.. Orders fromdealers and merchants filledpromptly, on
liberal terms. 1 .. - ~' ja!4 ■■
B* A. Fahnestoek’g Veraifags;
H HERE is ovidenco that must satisfy everymind that
B. A. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge Is the only article that
can bo administered with tho certainty of expelling worms:
j : Haufax,N. S.,'Jan.-23,1652.
I hereby certify, that a child of mine, aged three years,
had becn very flLfor.a month with a pain in the chest, gen
eral weakness, and loes of appetite. '• I was. advised to try
B. A. . Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, and accordingly bought a
bottle from M. Naylor, Druggist, Granville street ; Hay
ing administered a portion of it, he:passed, within twenty
four hours, Two Hundred and. Forty-two Worms, fromeix
tnjtwelvo. inches in, length.. .Tho: child,immediately after
this, had its appetite restored, and soon ■ enjoyed! perfect
health.. Another child, seven years. old, who' had been
. more or less sick from. his birth, took the remainder of tho
bottle, which caused.him: to pass One Hundred and Sixty
two Worms. - Prom that time to the present, his health has
been perfectly good, and he has thrived as well any
chUdconld. ELIZABETH BISHOP.
; Sold, wholesale and retail, by all the principal druggists
and country merchants througbbnt the United States.
jonlG • ' , , •
Wonted to Rent.
;A: COMMODIOUS DWELLING, with ten to sixty acres of
J\. Land,?oii a good road not more than five miles from
thecity.: Apply to ; GEORGE W. SMITH,
- ja43w. •> -.-V : Pitt street -/
BARGAINS*
HAVING determined to dose my business. within the
next sixty days, I will sell off my remaining stock at
rreatly reduced pzloes. The stock comprises many desira
ble Goods r amongst them are'30‘ paKarid^Country Flan
nels, selling at 60 cents a yard. J V G. MUNTZ,
•;ja4ftf ~ : ~ , Market street; near Liberty-
Jersey Wagon.
A GOOD SPRING WAGuN, withshaftsahd pole, suitable
for one or two horses, will he sold cheap by .
. .. JAMES McM ASTERS,. .
ja!3 - - Eagle Livery Stable, Seventh shi
fitesars* J* Sbroffel & Co«« -
MANUFACTURERS OP FIRE PROOF SAFES,
: Vault Doors and Iron ‘Wisdom Sbattots. :
AND as all persons, admit the necessity of the above
mentioned articles, we have no heaitation'ln recoin-'
mending .our article to be equal to anything in the city..
Orders promptly attended to, and put up. in the best
style, and on short notice,. -
t@u Smlthfield street, between Fourth and Fifth, Pitts
burgh. J. BHROFFEL A CO.
Baldness Cured*
EMERSON’S AMKIUOAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, for
restoring the Hair on Head Hopelessly Bald, and to
.prevent the Hair, from falling, is winning‘golden opinions
of persons who are using it, This js a new article recently
introduced, is a sure cure for Bddncss, and will stand, the
test of a discerning pubUc, as thousands who have used will
testify. See circular to be had of the Agents, giving fall
particulars. Price $l,OO in large bottles.
. C. E. FISHERY A CO., Proprietors,
57 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio;
For sale in Pittsburgh in the following houses:—
Fleming Bros, . L. Wilcox A Co
. :B.E.Sellers, G. H. Keyser, • .
JoelMohler, . Benj, Page, Jr.,
X H. Cassel.
Allegheny afy.—L. a. Beckham, Pressly & Means, X P.
Fleming. . v .
BirmingJiam.—L. Patterson, John G. Smith. fi a 2y
Dissolution.
THE Partnership, heretofore listing under the style of
NraiXTrMoHAj? A. Co: has been mutually dissolved.
W«. DAWSOS,of the late firm, having purchased the inte
rest of Jas. S. Negley, the bnsiness will be.continued'os
usual, undor the style of DAWSON, MOHAN A CO., who
aro authorized to use tho name of .Negley. Mohan A Co. in
settling up the old business. X S. NEGLEY,
W. DAWBON,' -
. . Pittsburgh, Jan. 2,’54. P. MOHAN.
433* Having disposed of my interest in the lite firm of
Negley, Mohan A Co. to my firrmer partner, Mr. Dawßon,
who with Hr. Mohan will continue tne business as hereto* •
fore, ,1 have tho honor to recommend and request the libe
ral patronage of my friends and business acquaintances.
ja4j ; Respectfully, JAB. S. NEGLEY.
Dividend,
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY, V
___• January9th, 1854. j
Trustees of the Httshurgh Gas fxmfany have this.
X day declared a Dividend of Five -Per Cent, out of the
profits on the capita! .stock of said company, payable forth
with to the stockholders, or their legal representatives, at
tho office of the; company.. JAMES H. CHRISTY,
jalo:2w Treasurer of Pittsburgh Gas Company,
Notice*
'pVISSOLUTION.—The firm of L. WILCOX A Oji Drng-
X/ gifts and Apothecaries, was dissolved on the 2d Inst.
The subscriber, having disposed of his entire interest in
the late firm, to his late partner, Mr. JOSEPH FLEMING,
would cheerfully recommend him to his friends, and ask a.
continuance of tho patronage heretofore so liberally ber
stowed upon them. [ja9] lu WILCOX, Jn:
A Valuable Parm for Sale.
rpHE subscriber is authorised to sell the following -des-
X cribcd Tract of Land,' containing 111 acres, situated in
North Fayette Township, Allegheny county, 1 jpa., 14 miles,
from the City of Pittsburgh, and near the lme of the Steu
benville Railroad—with coal and lime stone under the
• whole place, and easy of access—improvements as follows :
A very comfortable Farm Houro, SO by 26 feot, two stories
high; Wash-house, Bpring-house, and other oat buildings;
a new Frame Bant Barn, 64. by 35 feet, finished in the best
xyrsiblo manner, with. Stabling under the whole building;.
.00 bearing Apple Trees, best grafted qualities ; a. large
quantity of Peach and Cherry Trees, all in bearing order;
about 86 acres cleared and in a high state of cultivation,
with water in all the fields. ..
This Land is very comfortably situated in one of the best
neighborhoods in the County, being convenient to market,
to Churches, Schools'and -Blllls, and. would not be .in the'
market, only that the owner is about to remove to iho -fay
West - Terms easy and price moderate. _ For farther par
ticulars, see the owner, ffa Robb, on premises, or the sub*
Bcriber. JAMES C. RICHEY,
novlOidlwawtf . Real Estate Agent. •:
For Rent)
THE largo and commodious TAVERN STAND, lately 00-.
enpied by Wm. P. Applegate, situated on the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Turnpike, about one mile from
Jones’ Ferry,: situated in Chartiors township, Allegheny
county. The House, is .a large Brick, containing some
twenty rooms, together with a good Store Room, and three
good Cellars. There is bn the premises d large Stable, Car
riage House,out-buildlngs, three good pomps, one large
cistern, two good Orchards, and several out Lots—dll of
which is for rent, and possession will bo given immediately.
For farther particulars, enquire of LYDIA ANN CELEBS,
.on the premises, or the subscriber.
- JAMES C. RICHEY.
ChartiereTp.,t24,lBs3. foct27:dlw*wtf]
HOLD, DBIVBB ! LOCOMOTIVE
Real Estate Farm for. Sole*
T'HE subscriber is authorized to sell 284 ACRES OF
. LAND, situated in Versailles Township, Allegheny
County, Pennsylvania, lying back of McKeesport, known
na the White-oak Flats, and in sight of the proposed Station
on the Connells villa Railroad. Improvements as follows:
A Square Log'House, SO; by 20 feet, two. stories high; and
Square Log Barn, CO by.3o feet—both new and in good
order; two fine young Orchards, best grafted fruiti just
commencing to bear.:- There is 90 to 100 Acres cleared and
in a .highstateoficoltivaUon, and the balance is well set
with white-oak timber of the first order. - This Land is well
calculatectfbr a Stock Form, being very level, and the soil
of an excellent quality for gross growing, and being well
watered, having, some twelve or fourteen never-falling
springs of excellentwatcr thereon. This Land has facilities
rarely met with, being within half a mile of the Yough.
river, and one mile of Moaongah’clm and almost on the line
of the Oonnellsville Railroad; and is supposed to contain
an inexhaustible, bed of IRON ORE. This Land would not
be In the market, only that the owner is about to remove to
the Far West Terms easy, and price moderate. For far
ther particulars, enquire of W. J. REYNOLDS, at Lorenz*
Glass Works,orof JAMES C. RICHEY, :•
dec3o:y V r •; ' . Real Estate Agent, at this office.
Orphans’ Oourt Solet
BY Virtue of an Order, of thp. Orphans* Court of Alle
gheny county,l wfll expose to sale: at .Publio Outcry
or Vendue, at the COURT HOUSE, In the city of Pittsburgh,
on the FIRST MONDAT OF FEBRUARY A.D. 1864,
at ten o’clock ofsaid dav, the undivided half part or moiety
of the following described Tract of Land, situate in South
Fayette township, Allegheny county, in the State of Penn
sylvania, the property of Agnes Jane White, a minor; ad
joining lands-of James .McConnell, the heirs of Joseph Me-
Murray, William McMurray, B. A. Mevey, Benjamin Kelso,
and Samuel Sterling, and described by the following bourses
and distances; beginning at the South-east corner at a dog
wood, thence by lands of James McConnell, North 3)£ de
press, West 17014 perches to a post: thence by lands of the
heirs of James McMurray, North G2V£ degrees, West 31 C-10
perches toa.postj'thence South 87 degrees, West 18 8-10
jerches to a post; thence by lands of William McMurray/
South 23 degreess 66 perches to a white oak; thence South
4)£ degrees, East 611-10 perches, by lands of B. Kelso, to a
post; thence by land of Samuel Sterling, South'C6 decrees,
East 116 8-10 perches t© a stump ; thence South 56)4 de
grees, East 16 6-10 perches to a white oak; thence South. 77
degrees. East -7 7-10 porches to the place of beginning; con
taining Ninety-three Acres and Three-quart era of an Acre,
strict measure.
Tekms op Saxe.—-The purchaser to pay at the rate of $260
per annum, without interest thereon.
WILLIAM R. WHITE; .
jal4 Guardian of Agnes jane White.
Important Notice to alt whom it may
Concern*"
AGREEABLE loan Act of Assembly of the Btate of Penn*
sylvania, and In conformity with the authority grant
ed by said Act. tbo Board; of Trustees of the First Methodist
Pretoßtant Church of the city of Pittsburgh, pur-,
chased a Burring Ground in ’the Allegheny Cemotepr, for;
the purpose of transferring the remains of tho dead, now
resting in the Burying Ground belonging to said
thereto, (located near the canal, and fronting on Liberty
.street, ini the city of Pittsburgh. . ; .
Notice ia hereby giren to all who hove lot pnrileges, or
ore otherwise intbrested In said Burying Ground, that tho
Board of Trusted are now prepared to attend to tho remo
val of the dead to the Oametery, _ -
• It is desirable tbatimmediate attention be given to this
notice, as it is contemplatedi to have the entire removal
made during tho present-winter.'. ■
-AH the necessary information will be had by applying to,
or addressing Chas. Craig, Esq., Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
p«_ bv order ofthe Board of Trustees.
. JOHN; 8. SANDS,
W.B. ENGLISH,
■ ROBT. H. MARSHALL,
• ja2r3mdaw r ;■ T ' ' : • ~ Ooqhnlttee.. .
““ r “ Copartnership; ;
HAVING associated W.Mooxr with mo in.the.Hide,
.Leather and Oil businees, the business-will bo carried
on from this date, at the olds land, under the stylo of
January 2d, 1854., WALTER BRYANT & CO.-
WAITERKOO3T.
*II7'ALTER BRYANT £ CO-Wholesale and Retail Dealers
W IxrHides, Leather and Oil, No. 239 liberty street.
. ja7i2wda2tw . - •• ■ ■ ■■
X^UFHORBIUN—36 powdered, for saleTjy
Pi dec!9 ; ; - B. A. FAHNESTOCK £ CO.
HOSTETXEtt £ URKEN’S STOMACH BITXJSRS, for sale
; by. >'JOSEPH
jali ‘ ‘ Successor to L. WUobxA Co,
• ; \ i 7.
MEDICAL,
.Invalids of Kttelmrgli act! Vicinity,
■\rOUll attention Is urgently invited tuji careful mh Mn
_?) d . p ?r l '. : r ,jt u roroi ' l H?o- tot In* Jast becn Intro
a needintothtetlmo-hnnOTotllCeystono riloto.
PCI-VBKMACIIBII>S
IIVDiIO-ELECTRIO
VOLTAIC CHAINS!
A N J£W and NOVM/mods or applying & powerful remedial
agent, po:conrtrnctod ua to !*» worn under ilie gajwnta.
next to tho skin, producing a constant, IfNINTEiFntJfcTEti
current of ELECTRO-MaGNETISST,' effecting .
Immediate Ilolief .
From the most acute pain, and also a permanent cureofufl
NERVOUS DISEASES.
It seldom has failed to fnrhlsb almost certain reUeJLatul
a FLVAX, I'EKMANKNT CURB,I>y being uaod wreordlnir
to directions, to tho following diseases;- *-i • ••'...;
RbeuniaUsm, Uterine fains,
Gtmt, Edatlca, Palpitation of tho Heart,
~ ; Periodical Headache, ■
Painful and Swelled Joints, St.Vif.is' Itanoo.
Neuralgia of thu Paco, General Debility,
■ Diseases or tho Spine,, Pains of the Chest,
Deafness and -
That aro caused by a defirientamoirntof NERVOUS
FLUID,.aro greatly relieved,-i/ not permanently cured by
simply wearing'thftcbalns for a few hour.-; each day. ' ’ '
Be-It Understood - -
Thai.it rtejoot claimed that it euros all-diseases,but >bnly
those' fori which It Is.recommended: and moreover. we
boldly claim, imi DEFY, that no medicinal , agent of ANY
KIN!) Dm performed SO MANY COBKt) during tlu lart
y ca *»j?f;*hose diseases just named, as ■...,
■ PDLVEBMACHEB’S electeic chaihb.
*?i}° pro ,TF,^] 8 B®ertion,.we defy any person to produce
£,*S2£ SSJ, AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
,®°- -and inteUTgonl. patiynta as may bo
.’-.Tbarougb'and lUmd TrliD
Vf theßrst medical- men in Pari*, they. »cre round topos-
MSS strange and m arvellons power in rclloing pain, irher£
«rer applied* mui by their Mumconrera introduced-into
tho bospitale of that illy, fthd Also secured by letter. naient
by the french Government. ■ . liters patent
■ They arenow introduecd ln almost oyery Ifomltal in
England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and patented In
thow countries,where thoy havo become tho ••- • • •
MOST jPOMTIAR CUBATrVB AGENT IN THE WORLD.
. . They, were &st introduced Into tho United Stales about
one year since, and went througlnhe same tr ftl oa in Eu
rope, anti were at onco Introduced into .istbry llospifaU in
New. York, whore, they are how in daily mo, effecting even
HOREWONDERFIJL CUKES than had - ever before been
awarded them.. • •
. They are highly recommended by Brofit Valantlneilott.
van Boren, Post arid, others,., who have puhliab&l their
views of their power and - value in eovcrnLof the medical
journals in that city, and are .also in the i dally practice of
.recommending their use to patients. ; A full account of thdr •
opinion may also be foundiU cvery and sent to
the address of any person. in the Slate by applying (post
toDrtOEO*H. KUYBER, who Is agent for Pittsburgh,
chahis can be sent by mail, with full descriptions
PriceofCh&ins,s3.and $5.
‘ Physidaps/are.pfJhlcly invitedtocall and examine thdr
conatructlon,and pronouViceujJohtheiritteritß. v:
One' Word More to lnvaliih/7 -
.No person needfear that [they will- not accomplish' jUBt
what lt Is claimed they can do, and- aU persons who have'
become disgusted with a. constant pouring down of patent
nostrums (bottled awili) are kindly -and politely invited to -
give them a trial. •
N. B.—One Chain will last for: years and lose nona of its
eloctric power by use, and can bo applied to cither adult or
--.hud., -' -.■••y'
. <3Kb..H. KEYSER, No. .140 corner of "Wood street and
Virgin alley, wholesale and retail ogent. •: [declftdtwflm
BYSPJSPSIA, - ! " ■ • . .
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
’ : LIVER a)SCPI,AINT,-ic.
. FROM .THE 21ETROPOLIS.—-Pass It aroundl let tho af
flicted hear the glad tidings I This is hut tho sentiment of
thousands: - : Cl- -
WAssmaVos, May 17, 1863.
Musts. Mortimer <£ Mowbray— GentlemenHaving been
afflicted with Lirer Omfiatnl ofimyeari Handinf, Ihara
by, for the benefit ofthe afflicted, take great pleasure in an*
Tioiincing that after using a TewbotUes of yonr'Hampton
Tiucture,l Yonnd it had accomplished a perfect cure.• I
have nsed different medicines/tom'-time to time, hut have
never been able to account for any apparent good; and it is
a blessing to stricfcenjhumanity. to flndrfAof that medldne is
found fohtchpossitses. the wondrous power {fwaUmoina hu
man life. The many euros it has wroagbt ia asufßdent
guaranteo of the beneficial results whichunoy be experien
ced fromitsuse. : ..- Yours, respectlhlly,' .. .
Vv- J.CURtAirfBUTi
. LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
[Extract from Jama Harris. Esq.’s Letter* Alexandria, VaJ
.After speaking of wondcrful cures on hlmsslfho says•
Mrs. 11. has been-suffering with the. liver complaint and
with inability, constantly, complaining, .from' weakness
through her whole system;; y Bhs now health
than for thirty.ycars,being entirely restored by. tbo- use of
Hampton’s Vegetable . .
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES. '
[Exxractof a Letter front E&q+.Lotidon Ca. i Ta,\
“My wife haa.:been for years afflicted, with great weak
ness; pate in the breast,sMe and back; palpitation of the
heart? feebleness of the nervous-system'; loss of appeUte;
complexion sallow;-the-.right of one eye almost gone,-the
other very weak.: lam pleased to say, Hampton’s Tioctnro
has restored hertu. perfect health. ITercyes aro as good
now as ever they were.”;
RHEUMATISM, 3S :YEARS.
Mrs. E. Bagwell, of suffered from. :
from, her 12th to.her. 60th year of age; at .times entirely
helpless.. Being wealthy, she employed the .b*rt medical aV
tention, and tried many medicines, but was cured only by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincturt.
CHBONIO INFLAMMATORY-RHEUMATI3M: -
The wife of Thomas iL Yeahle, 78 Pearl street, was a
gmt-sufferer -for eight years.- Restored to perfect health
bymroptoa’B Vegetable Tincture.
. MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM*
Mr. Jarre;tPlummer, 158 East Baltimore Etreet,-mifrered
this disease intensely rix years; could not sleep; dreadful
ulcera formed on his. limbs, from which splinters of bono is
sued.- His physician pronounced him incurable; but Hamp
ton’s Vegetable Thictorecared.him. ■ ■; :
HEREDITARY. SCROFULA.
A boy in. thefomily of the ~Hon- W.P. Thomasson;once
member of Congress fTpm. Kentucky,'was ;a of Sores
from head to foot. ; His eyeh'ds turntal inside,out, protru
ding over the eyeballs so as to produce blindness Ho was
cured by Eamptarts Vegetable Tincture. . "r'
r' -DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac;' ' ‘ .
Mr. VVm., Oldham, of the Baltimore suffers
ed these complaints for eighteen months, with body and
mind seriously affected. .He was cured.
etabU Mixture, after other things foiled.' > '
: COUGH, CONSUMPTION, te, ' /
Mr. Henry C. Winn had a cough for five years, great
weakness, Ac 4 liadfVn all, five or six physicians; .tried all
their.remedies, but wok cured only.by.
HA3IPrON!S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
<®* For sale, wholesale and xpiAl),at the Dirtur Store of
Dr. GEO. n. KEYSES,I4O, comer or "tfoodktreet and Ylr
glualley.Alfio,fry J. P.FLEMING. AJlegheny.’ [no23dAw
IpBOU THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER;Washington
< City, May.lstb, 1852: .. T*. wupuw
Da. J. &; Rose’3 Medical Advise* inT*rsr/n*in fitel-n f stand
in Health, with an Mmahac for 1852.— I This publication Is
from the peri of an eminent physician-of .Philadelphia, a
regular graduate of. the Medical College, and anhonorary
member of the Philadelphia Medical Society.; It. contains
much good adTieo.tQlnvalids, as well as .petEcms in health,
It also describes in a', comprehensive manner, the diseases
of our variable climato, and the mode of treatment. No
family should bo-without .a: copy of this book. -It can be
had, without any charge; at tho various dru& stores lit this
cky, where Dr* Rose’s valunble Family Medicines, are tor
Sale. iy. I I
Da.-J. S. Rosjfs NrEVOuarAßnlNnaoßATisri Coedial, the
greatest discovery .in medical science.- This astonishing
for raising np a weak constitution, debilitated
>y. care. labor; study or disease,nets like a charm. It gives
strength and- appetite,-and posseates- grtat invigorating
noperties,. For heart disease, ail nervous affections, flatu*
ence,'hearM)urn, restleesnera,'nnmbrie£s,?fceuralgia;:rais»
ing tho spirits and'givmg'rppwer to the wholesystem.ifta
almostmlracttious in. ite.effects, Fifty cents a bottle.
Dr. IlGSds 'CelcbTcded Family Medicine*, andhi&Medical
Adviser to Person# inSickntst and inHeaUh.^ lam just In
receipt of a fresh assortment of the above Medicines; and a
lot of his.valuable books for distribution, of whishlhe pub
lic are inrited to call and accept'* copy. y'w v-•
decl&daw .-■ O. ll* KEYSELVIIOfobod street.
DK. BAHXIXG’B LACE OF BOOT BEAUE.
Tun Brace bflfcv Banning
is now* got up in a moch tax--- „
.• - ; proved form.and Ist?ora by
I /yr J$ hundreds of persons ftr the
\H3S: ■ J$ cu™ aDd P Mren^°n ;7&caf»
ff ' rznc
11 ...»up.., ■h ■ yjSSSES^ewsh‘tM :^tolipm*'-
Uteriv'Chronlb LfarAcßa,
Bragging. of- the. Bowels,
. • >gS£3fHpa?f- ~...,-. Hies, Fistula,
Enl&rged'*Vein& _K3says f dcflcripUve of its use, may he had
at my. Store, £r«€ of charge.*. :• Vv.
'. 49*1 alßO_.kecp Fitch’s, Chapin's, Jackson's,
and Vahhortfs SOPPOXtTERB; also, TRUSSES of every
kind;-Lace Stockings,Stispensary'Landages,‘_andbvety-va*
riety of-mechanical appliances used, eure of disease.
I voald respectfully inylte the attentibQ.ofjphyeidahsand
others to tho above articlns.
yForsaloat
Dr. G. Hi KEYSER’S DRUG STORE,
: 140 Wood street
.N. B.*—Persons ia want,of Trapses, can have.tbem-nant
to any part of the country, by stating whether for. theright
or leftside, and sending tfa nrensuraraunAthe bOdyf-lnol
'-'930. •Rewjwril vv-'-'-tiv
WnLbepaldtoanypersouwkhwiUbuy
a boi of Dr TERREL'S HEALING OINT
• M4SNT, auti use it accordlhgjo directions, -
• if they will call at my oflico.and say with
..ft efl * ..a-clear'consci«Tice* that it-will not cow- -
iSszx.- ';
flag*,"Sore Lips, Burns, and Soreff
• on Children,: and/greatly alleviate, if not
entirely core .
Hon of the Breast, Bites of Insects, Pimpleeon the Pace,
and all Diseases Of the Skin. •. MONROE : TERREL, ;
; • 1 . Naugatuck,, Conn.
* Por sale by PLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KBYSEB,
Wood j street, Pittsburgh; J. G. S>XITn, B!nningham; Mrs. :
S. HOLMES, TemperanceriUe; Dw M. CURRY, Allegheny;
WM. SEIBERT & BRO., 477, Pehn street, Pittsburgh; LOR*
ENZ A WIQHTMAN', PennsylTanlaGlass Worfcs; SAM’L
DYER, Aiiftgbeny rWMi SMITH, Lawrenceville; LUKE B. •
DAVISON. East Liberty} SPANG & 00., SteWaztstown;
LEWIS DALZELL 4 CO., Shnrpsburg; STEWART? LLOYD
k CO., Mechanics’ Iron Worts; J. W.'IIANNKN T Man-;
Chester. - ~ •- ’ •'■ ' - -• ' 1 ■*"• ■ ; jy2s:a*wy
DR. TERREL’S HEALING OINTMENT MxiU cure Balt
rheum (Tetter), Chilblains, Commop Sores, Chapped or
Cracked Hands, Burns or Scalds, Cuts or Wonnds,Piles,ln
flammatlon of the' Breast, Bites .of Insects j Sore' tips, Pim
pies on the Face, : and Breaking Oatanu 80 reson Children,
and all'Diseases of tho:Skin, quicker and rarer th&nany
other Medicine.. r ■ •
.: Potsale., by PLEMING.’BROTHERS,and Dr.'KEYSER,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; JKQi SMrrH D\rtrdngbam Drag
Store: WM. SEIBERT & Peon street; LORENZ
& WIQBTMAN, Pennsylvania. Glass Works}- Mrs. Si
HOLMES; Tempenracsrille; D.M. CURRY, Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WM. SMITH, Lawrence
▼Me; LUKE B.DAVISON,East liberty; SPANG A 00,
Sietartstown; LEWIS DALZELL A CO.; Shorpsburgh:
STEWART LLOYD A 00., Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W.
jj ANN EN, Manchester. '
Jy2saUwy " ■
N B.—A single box of Dr. TERREL’S OINTMENT will
• keep any Blacksmith's, Farmer's, Sirilor’s, or Mechan
ic's hands, let them chap or crack ever so bad, sound and in
good working order all winter. '
Prepared and Sold by MONROE TERREL,
jy2sMawy .. .. ..' ~ Nauffltuck, Conn; -;
Private Diseases*.-
g% DR. BROWN,; No. 41 Diamond. Allor. Do-' /a
Toteshis entire attention to on office Practice.
Bis business ia mostly confined to Private Wgi
<Qss»
hronght oaby imprudence, youthful indulgence •
Syphilis, ByphDitle Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet* Strictcnrci
Urethral Discharges, Immrrity ofjthe BJOodv witholl Discs
sea of the Venereal Organ. - BWn Disease*,; Scorbutic Erxip--
Weak
ness, Dnpctehcy, Piles, Rheumatism, Pemaie weakness,
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases 0/ th®**?olnts, Pis tula in
Aho, Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Ini
tation of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully
Cure guaranteed ■ - t •
' -Sixteen yeara’-pnictlefl (*lx In thiscity)vtublGB Dr. Braun
to olferMrarmcmof »< | peedy owe to .Uulto may
Private Comoltatlon -ft, Biamoni alloy.
tya-Chanrta moJerate. .-
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