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• WEDNESDAY MOBNINQr:;:::;:EEBKPAEY 1.
H&iUiTH OFFICE.
./INTERMENTS IN .THE :OII3f OF PITTSBURGH; ;. ...
, JWrm January 25£A, to January 30tfi,1854. - »
Amn/ra. Cuildrct.
' . - ...u............. 0. : - -
.•. Oonvnl&lona * • •
/'.Catarrh Fever........ J
Chronic 8r0nchiti5......... Q l
Dentition... J -
. Disease of Xungs....» ~ l—» “ i .
' '.Dropsy of 8rain.*......;..;* 0 .*.-. * - i
•'Exposureo. •: £ .-• ?
refer... - 0 J
... Hysteria...-w .1
Injury of Uc&d........ ,1. V.
. Inflammation of Bowels.. i
lnflammation of Lungs.. 1 1:
• Mea51e5................... 0 *•••** * . n ; ;;
'Scrofhla...... -o 2 t
Scarlet Fever 0 .................. a
' . OF THE ABOVE-THERE WERE: ;
tinder I•' year 6 From 40 to 50...«...
From Ito 2 .....;.**...2 . “ --60 .to- G0........*---.-®
« 2to 6 ........ <...3 M .00 to 70 .-..>..w-...0
0 « -70 to 80-. .........I
10 to 15 1 “ 80 to 90 0
** 15 to 20 -i 00 to 100..* ......0
u 20 to 30., .2 Ago unknown.. r-0
41 30 to 40 ... I• ’■ • 1 ■ ■■■'
Male* 7; roaslnli; Whita 17; Colored 18i
By order of the. Board of WIU j AHSi
pbyriehm of Board ofUcaHh,
’ PROBABLE BIDUDEK* •
• On BuusJay oveninglast, a difficulty took place.between
■ two workmen* employed about twelve miles from the city,
on the Allegheny Valloy Railroad; Their names are Mark
Collins and Edwnrd-MH&ll. Colllnß struck M’Csll on tho
head with a stick, so severe a blow* that his recovery Is do*
spalrtd of. On Monday* ih'ormation In regard to tbo affray
was lodged before Aid; Lewis, by Andrew Hopkins, a friend
of SFCiiUV, and officer was despatched, to ar.
rat Collins. The officer apprehended Idm at the section on
.which ho worked,wnd brought him to thlaoity; bo pot
committed to jail'.* •
M T Call is lyioginAvery precarious condition Ho is nu*
able to speak, and has been, since tho fight took place In
whleb ho was hart.
Tqx WratKWt Pexitentiart —On the lstof January,lBj3,
this institution contained IS7 convicts—of this number/
but threo were females During the jear, ninety eight pri
soners woro ro*. T v»d, and eighty four discharged—sixty-two
by expiration of sentence, twenty- by pardon, and two by
. deaib. . ... > - •.
On tho Ist of Janaary, 1854, there were in confinement In
tho Penitentiary ono hundred and ninety-eight males and
threefomale*—•of the malts, seventeen were .
Tho Penitentiary was opened Tot tho reception of convicts
on the Lsi of July, 1820. Since that lime, the number of
prisoners received has been as f0110w5?—1,447 white males,
• 8& white females 229 colored maloa, and 40 colored females,
making a total of 1,740 convicts received since tho opening
of the institution. Or this number, 1.123 were, discharged
by expiration of term of sentence; 325 by pardon; 82 by
death; 1 by suicide. 17 by escapes; 1 by wntof orror and
habeas corpus- • Of the escaped prisoners,-?, were re-commit*
'ted, and the2ol new persons now in prison, make up the eg
•gregate of commitments sluee 1828.
The Penitentiary,. under the skillful management of if*
present officers, is a self sustaining insulation.. During tie
year 1353, although the profits of the prison labor were not
so large as in some previous years, and. tho price of proti.
aions and material hat\ Increased, yet we fiod that the main
tenance of tho prisoners has been no burden upon the pub
110 Tho amount of money recoived from weaving, mcr*
shoemaking; and laboring, during the year, wps
$13,30007. This siim has been swallowed up mihusabslst
once of the prisoners, and the necessary material;-for their
labor/ •. . • - /
In looking over the statistics published with the report,
we find many facta worth noticing. Tho prison district is
composed of twenty-five of tho Western counties of this
State- As we have before said, the prison-on the first of
January contained 201 prisoners; 79 of this nombeare from
this county, 19 from Blair, 12 from Westmoreland, 14 from
Cambria, 8 from Erie, and 7 from Washington and Beaver,
0 from Huntingdon, Lawrence and- Somerset; 5 from Ann
strong,four from Fayette and Indiana, throe from Bedford,
Mnrccr, Venango, Crawford and Clearfield; two from But*
ier, Clarion and McKeaS; and one from Elk, Warren and
from the United States Courts, which hold their sessions in
this city .“All the counties comprising tho district are repre
nentM, with tho exception ofGrecno and Potter, During,
the year 1853, tblrty-rir prisoners were received from this
county, fifteen from Blair, eight .from Cambria,-and num.
bers varying from one to four, from all tbo remaining conn
ties la the district but Greene, iWarreu, McKean and rot
ter. -The counties in which railroads are bolngbaUt, send
largo delegations.
• Of the inmates, ninety are married, one hundred unmar
ried, and tho remainder, cloven, widowers and widows-
Twenty-four were temperate, pnor to. their commttUV
seventeen moderately so,and one hundred end sixty intern
perato. Of tbo age of tho prisoaon, wo learn tbattlilrty
ono aro betwevn 10 and 20 years of ego, seventy eightbo
tween 20 and 30; sixty be tween.SO and 40/ twenty-two be
tween 4.0 and 50; nine between 50 aod 00, and ono between
CO and 701 Of the nioety-clgbt prisoners received during
the year, fifty were commuted for larceny, nine for burgla*
ry, and eight for murder m the second degree. Of the pri-
Honors; ninety-two are nalires of Pennsylvania, forty-three
lreland, twenty-dght of Germany, and eleven cf New
to the occupation of the prisoners prior to their,
committal, wo learn that ninety-two have been laborers;
thirteen shoemakers, thirteen boatmen end five printer*,
cooks, fanners, carpenters, bftkeTS and boose servants, Tho
remainder of the pursued dilferent isuinstrlal oc
cupations, for we find but one *• loafer' in the entire nam?
statistics In lh«i report, in regard to the health of tho
prisoners, are very, interesting, and present-. ODe of the
utrongest arguments in favor of the Pennsylvania system
of punishment. Two deaths only haveoecurrod during the
year. This presents » ratio of mortality* mow favorable
than prevails among tho whole population of our country,
rural districts included, enjoying liberty and tho comforts
of home, with all tbo stimuli of social life, and be it remem
bered. that this diminished ratio of mortality is auiong con*
viets, wbOMi whole manner of life befaro emraoco into thu
Penitentiary, bad generally been calculated to destroy con
stitutional vigor and ludnce disease. - . t . .
This gratifying statement of good health and dimiulsaed
ratio of mortality, U not an true only in re
ference to tho year jost terminated, but the statistics of the
prison, as pnblißbod in the annual reports of the omcert,
exhibit, boyond contredition-or cavil, the same fact.
+ WholoNo. Average. No.of deaths.
In 1850 there yere m pri50n...195 13a l
1651 “ « . “ 243 / 170 2
1852 « « 270 - 395 3
1&53 ' *« “ ••* 200 - - -2
Making the ratio of mortality in 1850 ss Ito 130; la 1851,
Bslto h B5; in 1852, os Ito C 5, and In 185dasl tolOO;
wliiistthe average mortality throughout the United Btate o
contended, bylho physician to the. prison. Dr.
T F.Dale, is a strong argument In favor of the I'ennsvlYa
nla system of scparateconfinoment. Kcv. Dr. Black, inbt*
report, states that for ten years ho has watched the cffeetol
thestptern of reparato confioemont. upon tbophyricaland
montaVhealth of Uio prisoncta, soffering from long as well
as shoTt terms of lmprisomnent,«nd by actual cremation,
it has been forcibly impressed upon his mind that “ibe
Pennsylvania system of wparatn confinement rightly od
’mlnistcred, is not injurious either to menial or. lioally
health. Separation Ls rather n hoalthfulvirtue in thissys*
•temof imprisomaant. M
‘Tsnnrrs or Rjspect.—At a meeting of tbe volunteer in.
Yantry company “ Montgomery Greys,” of Birmingham} held
nt their armory, on the evening of the 50lh. January, 1554,
Liont G. E. Appleton, chairman, and Joseph A. Dnff,fiec
rotary, the following prcamblo aud resolutions were unani
mously adopted; . .
Wsmris, Inasmuch as it has pleaded an. all-wiseProvi*
denco lb rcmorefroni our midst Hubert o.Barr, latea lieu*
tenant ol this company—-thus teaching ua tho mutability
of Ufa, and the certain decay of all earthly things; belt -
Ituahd, That in tbo sudden and truly affecting death or ]
our late Lieutenant, this company has lost a rc*pect«l and |
valuable member, whose oetirentid uniform exertions in ,
its behalf we will over chcrtnh in.lively remembrance.
Jlaohd, That ure ducply and truty sympathize with the
widow and other near relatives of our departed fellow-:
member, Lieut. Barr, in this their day of ficrcre affliction.
Recoil'd, Thnt tbo ofllccra of this Company wrar tho
usual badgo of mourning, and that Its colors be draped ,wilh
crapo for tbo space of thirty days. ~. .. .•
Btsolced, Thai the officers of this,meeting deliver to the
near relatives of ourlate departed member _a copy orthePD
proceedings, and also furnish the papers of Pittsburgh with
{ the same, and request the publication thereof. ... ..
On motion adjourned.
c G- E- APPLETON, Chairman.
ti Jostwt A: Dunyßecrotary.
'Thbse Mcs Drowxed.—4)n Sunday morning last, tiro men
-named Charles Monday and Patrick M Gill, both raiding
■near Lock No, 3 on tho Monongabela river, went out in tho
Tiror in a skiff, to catch floating drift wood. There was a
great deal of ico running, and as the iwo men .could not.
manage tho skiff, they were won in imminent danger of
being carried over the dam. A man named Charles Lough
ley, railing in-tho same neighborhood, seeing the danger
of M’Gill and Monday, procured a skiff, and, accompanied
by a man named Harter Barry, went to their rescue. But
it was too late; and tho skiff containing Monday and Me
0111 was carried over the dam, and both were drowned. The
skiff that Loaghreyand his companion were in, also becam..
unmanageable, and was llkowlso carried over thd dam, It
upset, and Loughrey was drowned, hut Berry, succsedcd la
saving Mraeelf by clinging to tho bottom of tho skiff. In
this way ho was carried to Elizabethtown, where ho. was res
cued from his perilous situation. Nono of the bodies have
been recovered. _
A Fibe—Brokoout yesterday mornlog, about loeock,.
in the mineral room nf Jackson’s Daguerrian Gallery, on
tho comer of Market street and the Diamond. It Is not
known how tho fire originatod;.and as there had been no
fir# In tho room for some timvlt Is supposed to have been
tho workof an incendiary. Damage to tho amount of About
five hundred dollars, was done to the Daguorrlan Gallery.
It was covered by Insurance la tho Firemen’s Insurance
Company, of this city.
Mr. Chapman's cigar store; in tho first story of tho build*
slight Injuries. The damage done by the fire
wfiiAXQQunt to about $2OO, which is covered by insurance*
The building was owned by Lewis Hutchinson. Tho in'
juries to tbo building are butsllght.
LiECENV.—*On Monday evening, a Gorman stole from the
tavern of John Lutz, on Liberty street, about seventeen
dollars i n money. Information, was made of tho fact to the
Mayor, find yesterday morning, a man named Chas. Bref
hausen was arrested, charged with the robbery. Thomonoy
stolen, it was discovered, fiad been deposited by him in the-
office of. Hoon* Sargent, Bref hausen tradorwen
an examination before thoMajor’yesterdny morniog, which
resulted in bis committal to jail, for.trial.
Istnrr to KiLU-Bemard Dougherty brought suit Tuesday
morning, befbre Mayor Yol*, in which be charged Hubert
Hague, late High Constable, of the city, -with assault and
battery with Intent to kill.-This'prosooation grew out of
the difficulty which took place on Monday, between Dough
ty and Hogue, on Fifth street. ,
AQB3otii.TDttAt BocUTT.—Tho Board of
llanagcra met in tho Sc^l^tyJlo olls3 ou thejoth'h.lt- ._
Fprer, Kcily, Way, Hall, Mo
Kelvj, MeKnight, Jfcgley erd Keuncdy-_ ~
vMjpi’fipew’tupbricd abalaneoFn of $lO3 rlfa Ap-.
provotLacd directed to htrpflid over to the Treasurers ,
i *[*■. Way-reported in favor of tho Printing Committee.
“ '4htf resignation of .James ono of tho Jlana--
gors was roceived and adopted*- - - • .< ; . ,•
■ On motioni adjourned bribe first Saturday in February. •
any-man tells you that ho w is con
nected with thd Bonner Hat Store, and that IPs all one,”,
be certain: ho is a knavo and wishes to deceive. you; The
original Air. Keevil keeps tho Banner Store/and ts con
nected with no'fimn.:itt tho trade—lying, statemonts to the
wntrerynotwithstanding. All who yrish. article,
low,and no deception, shotrid lookout for tho sign of the
American Flag, 147 Wood street.
.District Court.—Before Hon. Moses Hampton, President
Judge. .. „ i
• "Tbo; case jof Everett 'AMcPhersoa vs. the Echoot Directors
of tho First Ward, was continued yesterday, before Juago.
Hampton. Ko verdict. ...
Before lion. H.\7.l7nniinis t Assistant Judgo. .
BoiyHmln S-. Hancock vs. JohnGftllagbor, ?;9-*- I‘* 1 ‘* Juiy
term; 1853. Weavof And Smith for plaintiff, and Rogers for
defendant A
AngelinaMalanaconvs. AntoinoLcsnUor;
term. i 853. McClowry for plaintiff, and Black for defenco-
Vvudictlbr.plßinilfffor:sl32j62,suljcct to opinion of,Court
ton-for-plaintiff; >o dofonce. lordict for plaintiff for
$1 vs same; Kh. July term, 1353 A vordict for
Barton for plalntfffVandMarsballfor defendant.
Defendant confossea J udgtttont for the penalty of the bond,
$3OO. ■• • • ■v- '
JVE W S JFVMffi MIW MBZ JtSBJV-
The IVR4THRR continues warm and pleason.L Although
the rivor is nO,wjfnUing,.vfo have no doubt but that In a fow
days it will bo ogaln at a high stage.- - •
XiWnmAv Crtjtial ■■Pci'nrTj'. Captain lVm. J. Kounte, will
leave this morning, at 10 o’clock, A. M»as tbo regular Ciu
dnnati Packet No better boat or commander can bo found
on tho river. ___
River Items. —Tlio river bora yesterday was at a stage of
15 foot and rising, having nseu some six feet since our last
report - • _ : ; .
Tn» Taos. SwaNV.—’Wo have tbp pleasure to announce
that this noble steamer, which has bun lyiog grounded en
lircly out of tho water for several days, was yesterday safe
ly launched, and is againready for service. She glided lnt*»
tho water beautifully and sustained no material damage,
except tbo loss of her trips m the present crowded condition
of all our buslaeja aveuuca.—lJ7««ebry7 Intelligencer, Jan.
20f/i., . •
Tbo Gazello and Sam Snowdonlcaro for Pittsburgh to-day.
The river is receding rapidly. All of thy upper tributa
ries of tho Ohio are alsoTcported falling.
TheQrauUe StatQßrrivcdfrom Pittsburgh ymleyday, with
a great load of plows, wAgons,'wheelbarrows, mnlasw-s
casks, and various other articles Pittsburgh manufat
•turn, eovorinp ber- all over, and loading her very dotplj.
&ho ik bound for Now Orleans. .
lE»rcr Ifews and other USallcri about the Landing.— jSatur*
day is a busy day among steamboats; each ono, no matter
where bound, being anxious to.get off. so os not to 11* over
hereon banday, as on bnndav laborers npon the landing
will not work. Tho Susquehanna and J. S. Chenowrth
made out to get off yesterday afternoon for New Orleans.
Tho Philadelphia, Capt. It. J, Groce, has come down in
order to get her old day iu the line, and ohu has got It. bhu
will leavothis marnlngfor Pittsburgh ai\ the regular packet,
and when wo announce that there is not a boat thutranv
above or below tbaHa her superior irr construction, er that
has better accommodations for passengers, wo mean it..
Some Of our friends'go up on Iter this, morning, and wo re
commend them to tho kind regards of Mcßride, tho good
natured clerk.— Cincinnati Enquirer, Jan. 27.
Hirer jYViPi.—At dark last ovening the prospect wtis «n
-eouragto# to a speedy opening of navigation—and should :
tho thaw continue but a day or two, with occasions!
showers, wo should lookfor a break up stonco. But the
weather in this region is as variable as an eld maid, and a
few hours may change Uw eoUre uh*® 0 * matters out of
doors. Frery body appears anxioos to hcar tbo steam whis
tle again, are aatirfied with tbo “ resting spell * alreau>
had, and are wiUlug to C® livwork again. The entire
nraspf th»c!tycoia»« toastftudwben commereeis suspend
ed, and hundreds of draymen, boatmen and day laborer*
are thrown outof nmplojnteßt, wko have made no proviso
forfuch Acalamtiy, as in such a csso It certainly Is. Kucp
a good heart, boys: spring is nei.r,and tlie ahood
most liatteriog.—A' L Lout* Democrat, Jan. 2G.
POET b? POTBBTOOE.
0 run WATER IN TUI CUAftftCX, arc VAtxmo.
AURIVKD.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Browjisvin*.
** Lnzerne, Bennett. BrownAviltc.
«* Thomas Shriver, Bailey, Newton.
Gvn. Bayar4,PeebJc«.i.Uiobeth.
DEPARTED.
u Joffcrson, l*arkloson, Brownsville.
“ Larcrne. Hrnuett, Brown KTillo.
•. * { Thomas Shriver, Bailey, TTcst Newton.
*< Gon. Bayard, Peebles, Ellxabeth.
STEAMBOATS.
“ 1554.”
PITXBBDBGH, CDfCIHIIAXI, LODISVILIE,
AND
SAINT LOUIS.
PittsTjnrgl and Cincinnati Stoam Packet Line,
FOR Tna COftVETAftCROF
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
umvcrw
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE;
And Saiui Lonla<
. Tots towels rompoßMcf cetcn fiwp, |
I daft* powerful Steamer*, i
for *p(.M*tf. splendor, rofeiyjamtaim}.
and comfort, *nd i* tIJ« oklt tnnotJUK. paht use or.BTr.tM i
I'ACEEraon tho OMo rim I .’ It connoctovilh tbu U. 8. Mall ]
Lin# of Steamers from Cincinnati to LoukrHlo and Saint !
Louis, bv which T>a«eojrers and freight are ttckeieil ana re- ;
tripled lhrc.-qh daily. Two now Steamer* have been added ;
•to thaLlnn, which now coxulsU of the following boat#:
Jktytof Zkpsrturt
Boats. - Chplaint. from rttUbuiyh.
BUCKEYE STATE. M. W. H£t«Hooyiu...Sunday.
MESSENGER; No. 8DAvi51......... ......Monday.
ALLEGHENY........~....Gta M’Lil* ..Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE Tm.-J.-Kocm* w..Wednrwl»y.
PHILADELPHIA TL J. Giuol.— .Thursday.
PITTSBURGH— ~..1L Campoeil. ......Today.
PENNSYLVANIA.....;...} so.Kwnmm.; Saturday.
LeaTC dally at 10 o’clock. A. M* proclroly.
No freight reccWed after nino o'clock ou tho morning or
departure.
Mot particular*, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. IJVINGSTON, \ A
JOHN FLACK.' .
Mononcnhola House Buildings.
Ideclftl
Pittsburgh,
For Si. I4OUU.
I Tnt steamer CALEDONIA, B. CaLiiotn*, Mafl
irr. will Jeavo for the above and Intermediate
ports oaIHCKSDA'Y, February 2d,at 10 o’clock, A. M.
For freight or hoard or to ... ..... .
frbl ' ' ' > .PLACE A TYILKTNg, Agents-
For Cincinnati* • ■ ■
a _ • Tho splendid steamer GEORGETOWN, Capt.
I #JJ?S**&TnoM.t3 ron,wm leavo fur tho above and Inter
mediate ports on TUESDAY# January Jlct, at
4 o'clock, P.M. • , , .
Fur freight or W m. Agon,..
’ “ : For Saint liOUlfc _ „ ■
jh. Tat Btcsroer ** JOHN Ij. At ERY," Cept. Wsi.
Jfe®t*S , CO5TUT, will lenTo for tho uho.o and iulorae
_ i /si i j ports on TUESDAY, Jan.3Jsl, at Iff A. M.
For frelcbt or Doss&gc, applv on board, or to
ja23 FLACK & LIVINGSTON. Agents.
“ •■". For liOutavlll©» „ . . „ . ■
m,. • • The fluo steamer BEN COURSIN^T,
1 Master, will leave tor tho above and all in*
isSilibEiidtenncdlate ports ou ItfcSDAY, January dlst,
at 4 o’clock,P» M. , . , . ■ ■ •
freight or p«n W lv,^Ageot.
~ r FASSESG£B AGENCY FOE GEBKAJTZ,
JAPIBIB DhAKEIjY t Agent. <gg&
of W. 4 J. T. TAKCOTT i Co. haring, in
addition to Undr estensiveArrungcmcnta for bringing out
Passengers from GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. ju«t
concludtni arrangement* alw> to bring out Passengers from
he following Cittet and Towns >u GERMANY, via Antwerp
to New Y<>rk, and thenro to Pittsburgh. the undersigned
w ill tesuo Paasago Tickets to Now York and Pit'shurKb from
Antwerp, Coblens, Opp^nhclm,
• Macben, ht Goar. Ganshclm,
Coin, Frier, \\ormr ;
. DuMCldoif, Burgen, Darmstadt,
Ncwweid, Mains, Frankforton Main.
Manhcim, Jloldolburg, Carterucho.
• Basel, Heilbrouu, Stuttgardt,
Dim. Aschaffonburg, Y* unburg, Ac., Ac.
Passengers will bo brought over in first-rate vessels, and
eithor borvrdedor not, as may bo desired.. Drafts, payable
at sight, may bo hod at tho lowest rates, from tho under
rigntrf,on London, Liverpool, Paris, and Frankfort, nritaMo
lor remittances to the Old Country, and paid, free of dis
count, at any town in Great Britain, Gornmny and France.
Aonlv to JAMES BLAKELY, Fhlp Agent,
■.jaSn* * Corner of Fcvonth and Smltbfleld streets.
100.000 Prime Sbell OyateM*
APS\ JOST RECEIVED AND FOR QKLb^SaU
(orfFs? 7 Harbor of superior quality. One tl f lanU '
aidjhliunrclfryt' Yfo Invite the
r putaburgh to give us a call, and try our BiNE
ItSlets" nl U ” > COBNBft ° ciua ICWULK™ oo?
' >Ve have constantly on hand CAN OYSTERS, wbolcsalo
ami retail. All Oysteys warranted. ■ jn27 L lw_
Metllikeii’i Celebrated Strengthening
PlsUteroi «pr<«4 l)jr machinery.
1.,, E ap L’LASTEIts aro confidently recommended as a
.needy and effectual remedy in all antes at nhmma
twin Sprains, Lumbago, Coughs, Cold*, Asthma, Dlfflculty
Rrcathing’Pains In the Hack, Chest, Bides, 4c., and Con-
-nnd arc particularly usctul to those who labor
attacks of <£«, which rosult with pains In the
■S ofteh thcfucorunner of consumption: and in acll
uroasc, uiwu i , ■ coughs mid cold* nro almost on an-
Of So sudden changes to which wo arc
f , Soh , M nro Uius attacked will find them inralu-
Rllaubjoct,Bo9hm tow e ig n aturo ombOMod in \ho
able. All gaamne mj «& j A. M’MAKKN
or*.
T th“AWomln.l Supporter now in use, and also
■ umbo valuable advantages 'over -them, besides the golvanlc
llt 'n'ie ll follo\v , .ng recommendation Is from the editor ofthe
NowllamprWrl Journal of Medicine:;* The Bjnerairorm
?dd constru.tibn of theso instruments has Iran before
listed in this Journal. The Editor has boon using them in
hS for the last three months, and doesnot hesitate
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, TELEGRAPHIC.
By tho O'Beiily/lines for thfl MoraingEott
f . FOUR DAYS LATER FROM. EUROER
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA;: ■— - .
NnrYosi. January 31.—Tlu>, Atnnnißr, jW* aotvA. JtM»
mornlng.vHll Liverpool dates toAho.llUi. . , •
' ‘liiviarooi UaiKiTa.—Cotton: tha aaloa,of Cotton ..for tha
week Verb 39,909ba1e5; fainOrlaanfl CJiJ mlJilUug 0; fair
’Uplands ttMWJifinKUltug 6%; .demand,fair;,-liolilsrs
Fates'to ..the trade; sales on speculation
: iooo,bivl6s andforexport 2000, - --r-iry...:.. >. f
I.- - moderate rales to toe .trauej.; •;
| Breadstuffs...Flcror: thedemandforspbeiilßtirmhas ceased;
i Western canal 435? Ohio4ss. Wheat: white 12s 9(L Corn:
whitest*; yellow 60s. • . • • ' .
>; -proririoßß-.yFHces stiffer; demand good, tat
nnaltered;- : advimcedl‘al>d^.cw£;'Bales:at.sGs* : . ;- j ; -
1 Bugar advanced Od.. Eico: deraafl tractive and price’s un
changed 4 ///"- r i
- Moatr Mini:frr.—American securities:. trahsaettons small.
No change In consols.
•The allied fleets, tip totboUd inst,- could not enter the
Black Sea, owing to the storms, hat on the 3d all prococdcd
to the Blade Bea,exceptsix ships left at Boycaa Bay to guard
the Bosphorus. • - •• •'.
•Theflrstdivlrion of the -Turkish fleet accompanied the
allies; the second "division remains anchored at the Bos*
pborus. •• • .- •• . ,
• • The Ciftr’ia not supposed'to view the entry of the fleet, as
a declaration of war, hut has ordered all his own . fleet to
Sebastopol.- ■■■'•"-
On theftth January, ibeTarks gained a brilliant suect fs
on the Danube, haring stormed" and captured tho Rusmu
entrenehed-cam'piittJitaley • near Kaloiat, nedput 2500 of
the enemy to tho sword. They also attacked'a body bfTS,-
000 Russians sent to relievo Cltole, and after a sharp ec*
coantef-compelledthemtoretreat. TfaeEuwiana aro.lhds
driven back from the positions by which they hoped'to ctom
tho Danube, Tho-Turkish, force In tho battle was 15,000
men and 15 guns. .It is admitted that Omir -haahriUlautly..
out*®anpeuvred thoUuasian commander,. Other advantages
on theJJanubo were formally notified by the Divan, on the
Istinst, to the ambassadors of the four powers... Tho de
tails aro not gmn, bafc it is supposed to be .the storming
- and capture ofKarakal, with several skirmishes of less mo
ment In Asia •
The defeat of the Turk* under tho weak generalship of Ab
dl Pasha is confirmed; but Gon.Guyon has gone to the
army with fall powers, and the spintof tho Turks has re
vived.
, ScharoyVhadsenthmeßsougerto the Porte,.announcing
thatho was now prepared to act energetically: against the
Busmans. The Turkish hopes in Aria consequently bright
en—meanwhile, tbo Detonations go on.
Tim Sultan’s approval of Urn deci lon of the Grand Coun
cil to open negotiations on the.footing proposed .by the pow
• ers, is published. Turkcy.is-to send a a
conference In a neutral city
It Is confirmed that Persia has resumed negotiations with
Great Brita'n, and will not at pro ent attack tbo Turk*.
Tho ostensible cause of the difficulty with Great Britain wa(i
Ibe claims of Abdul Karin, a British subject, agalast the
Persian government
> The American ships, Edward Fletcher and Condor, were
• fallen in with at fho crews ami passenger*
wore saved and landed in Holland
The infant prince** of Spain tiled suddenly. .
The Rev. Jatneß 0- Richmond complain* .that ho I* de
tained a prisoner by the Austrian police AtHechnot, Hun
gary, and calls on tho United BUtes for tedrpss. -
China Bewahas come to hand, Amoy haa- been ro-cap
turn! by the Imperialists, who massacred 1,000 of the In
habitant?.
Rumors were circulated In tbo afternooji on the Bourne,
that pacific new* had been received at Bt, Petersburg.
Yiessa, Thursday oTenjng--—Rumor* of fre*h successes
by the Turkish army m w allachhi have reached Vienna to
day.
It la rumored that the Kmperor of Anftriawlll leave for
Warsaw this evening to have a conference with tho hmpe
ror of Russia.
From Persia we learn that the Afghan JJnvoyUfl Tehc-,
ran before thn arrival of the new Russian plenipotentiary •
wall threat that if Persia formed tin nllianeo with Rus
sia. that tho Afghans would invade tins Persian territory.
The rumor of the Russian defeat at Kalafat was fully
confirmed •
I> .tos have been received at Liverpool fnmlUo to th©22J
Pernambuco to the lOih Dec., jepresuntit’g
Coffee a* bftviog dretined slightly ut Rio, owing to full sup
plies and the advance in freight*.
Hasiness wa# satisfactory at llueDo*Avres. Tito new tar
iff was to go Into operation oo tho 1 «t of January.
Disturbances had occurred in Uruguay. A party of
Planoos, having taken up arms ngain't the aovermneut lit
tho Interior on the 251 h ItoTembcr, they seized upon Colog
no, and forced the authorities to fleo to Buenos Ayres in a
whale boat.
Uvtgpoot, MAKKrra.—The last statement reported Utv
market steady •'lore Friday, niure when there had beuu no
new feature tbo transection* each day lining about..the
amount of the estimated consmnpiion, and the pricts worc
flrip. Detioiston k Co., quote middling Orl£aufK.‘ 5 /*;tlo Up
land Tho stock was v3S,WS bale#, including 2*8,T»3
American.
ltread*tuOs--T>cnnl«tOD & Co. repott the market a* active: j
priccjrconiluuedTttplilly to advance tmlil Tuesday evening |
the 10th, bat since then there has been Jess doing; pnees I
bavo fallen off? leaving, however, on advnnce )u the wetrk |
<*<iual to Us2d bus on wheatj aad Cd on flour, and t
on Indian corn. The prencril quotations are; Western I
canal flour 42s Phitodelphlaand Baltimore 4J« 9d I
3d; Olno 42a fld<to4,>ii; inferior four white I
U 3 wheat 12s Bdfcl2* 7d: others .say 12* 0,1; mixed 12* 3d.
IVhlta Indian corn-4H(2;515; vellow and mixed 4J01O?. 1
Pro visions, Ac...Qiinliner A Co. report Beef lu more active 1
demand.- ami prices stiffer j iho quotations are unaltered of 1
Pork- Owing to navy contract* advertised, there was also |
au Increased inquiry, and French advanced 2*; Anierlcnii I
tho slightly advaoccd. liwou...moderate business, and I
holders meet buyers freely. Lord advanced 2* perewt; the j
weak’* aah‘B were 100 tuna on the wyot, and 100 to arrive, 1
closing firm: quoted at d4(4>su*. cat, dear- j
♦•r: Stock light. Tallow advanced 2£iffa cwt. Linseed j
cake, owing to tho severe weather, I>» lud dearer %\ ten.
Bark neglected. Cloverrewl firm. Ro*in...l£Qobbls Ameri-J
can wfld at C«; common lit; fine very RUie doing. Turr j
pontine Spirit* steely at fi&». Ideo in demand; sales 100 j
tierre* Carotin# ni23n. Sugar—no extensive buriuess at Cd I
advance AR description* of CoJToo quiet. Tea*...common j
descriptions neglected. Nothin g doing l n.G r«n.
Stock*.—American stock*, very little business reported »
prima firmly sustained. Money continual in . good de
mand, wUhOUtucarclty.. The fuuds fluctuated a guod.dea),
clniing at fiSfcr account j
Havnn, January 11th —Cotton...The vales of tho week i
were 4,SCO hairs in peri; 2.000 bale* afloat; at 89 fraocs fox j
middling Orleans, and 92(093 for good iulddlicg. Tbeatoct j
on trade i*3t,ooo. !
Loxnov—Boring A Brothers report Coffeo as wry firm.
Breadstuff* excited; American red and white oi bo*.@S4s.;
While. AlßfljDu*. per quurter, >lour...4fly,'yU*s. <VI Bice...
Largo burinwu doing nt rather higher rates. Sogar...Large
hurioe* doing at extreme rate*. Tftliow...Huctwatlog;
closed at C*. Gd. Spot Frelghis... Very irregu
lar rates- Manufactured iron in good demand. I’rivrafinn,
Rarat£Bto*.foi£S 15*. Rolls £t>{s£B S*.
Loxpo-v, Friday evening.—The stock market, after fioaio.
sown fluctuation* yestmlay, rallied and opened firm Ibis
morning. forovney account, doling this evening at
Wsbb@93K. Foreign better.
THIRTY-THIRD COSGIIESS.
January 3L—Mian.—\ estenlay, after Mr.
Douglas hail conclude*!, Mr. Clmso took the floor, and *!o-.
quently repelled tho charge* made against Win, by the Sen
ator from Illinois, of having arraigned.him by tho addrew.
He could assure tho Senator that, in writing the address,
tho Senator had never for one moment onrupitri his mind.
Tho Senator waa alluded to in a postscript, but only as au
thor of the bill. Tho Senator exaggerated bia own impor
tant, and hail considered Mtasolf the whole committee,
lie took npon hlnvclf ail tliat was said of tho measure. lie
knew tho gigantic stature of tho
he knew tbo immense power and Intluenco; tho benator
exerted over the country; he knew tbo Senator was sur
round od here by a largo and powerful party, and ho
Udp© tbo disadvantages under which ho labored In. a.
controviTvy provoked by tho ficnitor; ho know tho odd#
Against him; ho and tho Senator from Massoclmwt** stoc*l
alone; they were but two Jnjvbody of 02; ha challenged
lb** Senator to point to any single instance where he or tho
Senator from Mosrachusott* had ever swerved on one Rid©
or other in voting upon any mea*ore to promote the in
tcroit* of tbo country; hoankcd tlio Senator to point to any
Instance where hi* votoluni bimn influenced f*r or against
a measure bccauso a Korlhom or a Southern State was to
Ikj bcncfltted by it. AU that they hail dotio wo* to deny
the nationality of slavery; this was their pnmion firm and
unaiterably, and on It they were In a minority m th«
Senato- He woo now heroin thu Senate and before tho
country, re-afllrmed and re-aaserted evory word contained
in that address, denying that it hod any imputation upon
hi* motlvfl, or eallvd In quc»Uon tb© coorwof onyindh
viduaL ' Haviag thus briefly oxplelucd tho greundleMnc**
t{ the charge mado against him by tlio Swnator. h»> would
defer until to-morrow his argumontaon the merits of the
W Mr. Wmle aald ho had read tho document aod approved
of it/and if it had been presented to him ho would have
Sainncr denounced tho till and tho evident effort
which had been made to hurry It through Congressdmfbre
tho peoploabould hftT#tltuetooxpre*Mbidropmiouupoait.
Tho f foregoing not roomed liure until after m
night, anti ww t)Sorcfuro too lato toscnillast night.— Phxla*
llfperrirt?[
■ WMnxsoTOJr, January 31.— Ilause From-dlngs from Mr.
Richardson. from tho‘.Committee on Territories, xeporrted,
a-HU for tho organ Lxoiion of the territories of Nebraska
and Kan so, tho tamo as that now before the Senate. Mr.
Ihmlish, who U a member of that Committee, saw ho was
opposed to tb* bill, not Lecoaso it conflicted with tho BJlth
nouri Compromise, but became the boundaries were made
to Inc udo one-third of the territory of Utah, which he
cnoridorvd Injudicious. Although ho bml no particular lore
fur the Mormons, ho was not willing hrannecosMUily talto
from them so touch of their territory. That ho was * ra
tiro of a froO State, and regarded the institution of Slavery
mo injury to the States In which it existed. lie was willing
, that tho States, all baring c'tual right* in the Confederacy! i
should havo Slavery or not, as they may deem best: and bo ;
desired W extend tho 6ame prirjlego to tho territories. Ho
whs willing to repeal all laws which conflicted whh this
doctrine- -
After an angry debate, tho bill was referred to tho com
mittee of the whole. . -Vi, .
Senate—-Mr.Tooto introduced a bill ta incorporate luo
National Pacific. Railroad.
The comtnitteo Ttforrod a bill to Increase tho salaries of
Clerks and other parsons in tho Kxoeutivo departments,
which \v&b taken up, amended and passed.
TELEGEAPH MAEKETB,
Nxvr Youk, January 31.—Hour. ..pales 5500 bbl» State at
$B,S7@9; Ohio s9.'Tc.y,l6(gi9,»S, deodatd 12c, the effect of the
foreign nows; Southern $9@:9,25, lower. Wheat lower,
nominal. Corn...sales 12,000 bus, mixwl, at 90; yellow 98,
declined sc, unsettled. Whisky...prison 31, easier. Prorb
-blons—unchangwl.
Haw York, January 31.— Evening —Ootton...pales 3250
hales, steady. C0ffee...350 bogs Klo at 11, dullmore scl
lor* than buyers, bugar.-salea Orleans at 47£. hea»y. Mo*
losses. .. Orleans at2B» linn. HI re... t inn at $4 37@4.75. —
flour...sales 9000 bbls State ot SB,S7(oH); Ohio so@9,2s.rtoa*
mer’fl nows had a delinking effect, closing tlnn f tiouthorn
ats9@o,2s, dull* Wheat...Btoflmer depressed market. Corn
Sales 7000 baa mixed and yellow ot US; market unsettled.
Vbislty...l>rfsoi, at 33%. ■ .
Puiunm’Ui*, January ol.—lho anxiety to obtain tnu
news had a tendencyto restrict operations. Flour unsel
tlod; declined 250; sales 2000 bbla mixed and good brands
at 48,76. including somo lasteToniog at $8,87, and 500 extra
family at $9,5U; steady, demand for city consumption with
in the range of tbesa quotations. Coru-mealats4.&o. Wheat;
stoady demand, but littlo.ofTcnng; prime red offered at $2.-
10 ; llyeatsl,os Corn lower,-demand limited; sales of
now yellow ot 95. • ' _
Nxw Oruuuw, January-29.—Tho steamer from Montgome
ry, Ala-, caught ilro.on Saturday night and was totally de
stroyed, with most of her cargo,,, consisting or upward of
one thousand bales of cotton: Nearly 200 passengers,prin-.
cipally emigrants, going to Texas; and 30 ala™*, were drown
ed ; many othors aro missing. Tho loss of property is orer
$80,000..
PnifcJO>KL?Bi*, January 31.— OxtQe offerings
of beef catllo for.the week weroabouf2ooo hood, sollipgut
1 7tf&9.' Calres in good demand at s4@s for lire weight.
. Cows selling at $10@45. Sheep and Lambs: the former at
► $2®4,60; toe latter sl,go®3. • . .
BARGAINS. t - m ;' lL
HAVING determined to closff my dmsinep within tho
next sixty days, I will sell off my remaining slock at
greatly redact puces. The stock comprisesi manydoslro.
llaGMds; amongst thorn, era 30-ps.
nets, selling nt 50 canto a yard. J. O. .MDNIZ,
ja4*tf Market street, near Liberty.
DomaUo-and fbnnyn Sahangt, Bank Beta, Gold andSUear
Bought, Sold and Exchanged, at Hit
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OE
WILLIAM A. HILL St CO.,
I 61 WOOD BTRXM, MtTSBUBQH.
Interest allowed on time deposits.,, ; IJppl3
JBW. 11A1MNB-50 bP«»,,J4 Wld J4.M.11-.■...
' 10mattefwrfloas : for tmlaby -
J D WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street
CITY WAIULANTB—S6OO WANTED by
itflO AUSTIN LQOMIB, No. 812 Fourth fit.
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COMMERCIAL;
DAILY QEVXEW OF FITTSBTJBGH MARKETS.-
Of or tm Diat. UcEEiHa >pdst, - > .
-:WedueBrtaytEebraanrl,lB64. . f,
Bußinesa ycrforday waß .but IIULe animated laany of -
the departmeote.of trade. - i • -- - . - ' :
FLOUR-—Tbo sales lutbe morning were to a fair extent
at full prices; as follows — ICO bbla, attho Railroad depot*;
ou private terms: US and 5? bbls on thewharf at $7,02; 280 .
bbls do at $7,6C@7,70'f0r superfine and extra; *lOO, bbl»
from wagons, at prices ranging from $7,60,7,G2@7,75. After
the receipt of the sieameris news the market-became de
preyed; ajid buyers were; mrwiOiogto pa/.oVers7-,'25@7,50
—at which pricoales were made ; from stores Bales ats7,7s^
• @B,oo^jft-bbl,•s*”
- -f>AT&"rS&les of $OO bqshels .at 42o;l000busdo;to arrive,
at39c, . * ' • ; :
BE* NS.—There is a speculative movementinßeans, with
‘ sales of 22bWs ; -
BUTTER.—We tioto further wuee of 20 kegs sold at 11. ,
of shhds prime at 5. .;
OlLS—There is quite an advance in linseed, owing to an
increased demand. We now. quote firm at 9Q@9ssales of
10 bM* t&rdOU *t 766, with pay for bbls.
GRKABE.^—Bales of 25 bbla oifjfo cash.
CLOTER domand continues brisk, with a
salo reported of 50 bus at $5,505 3*. do at $5,37*
.' COUNTSaIes of 100 tmsatOSc.
DAY.—Bales of 80 loads at the scales, at $10@14,00.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY,
CINCINNATI, January 25.
Flour ahd Giuis—3Cho market fbr Flour basreceivoda
decided backset to-day,by the unfavorable ad rice* from New
York, and prices Were wholly uosettled, lost evening buy
ers -were plenty at. s7,'bat-ihere were no rollers at tins
figure, Tbte morning there.were Bdlete at s7i but no buy
ers,and after ’Change the viewsof the parties were wide
apart; .The only sale heard of was 110 bbUatfG,9o. • 5 A sale
of 400 bags-Buckwheat at $2,65 Jbs. ■ In Grain, 18,000
bus of Corn' were taken, for distillation, at 4S®46c M to ; ar
rive and railway.:: Wheat Rye-haa
advanced to BGc. - v -'7-- j'
Feopisioks—The market comlnuss buoyant, with, njlarije
demandr Tbe sflilea today Includedloo,ooo lbs bulk should
era and sides at 414 and s%criOO>W)o fi>a shoulders at 414 c;
8,000 p«ja shoulders; deliverable at Ripley, at 4j£o., packed,,
buyer fumishioghads } 10,000 pcs do.ydelivcrable at Kara-'
vnfo, at 414 c, loose} 6000 :dor deliverable at I^olsvlHe.-at
414,5 ;-300 hhdfl do at Louisville, (yesterday,) In lota,'at 4tie,
packed. At close there were senera.-fdr delivery at points
above and below, nt4U@skffor shoulders.and: sides ;, but
lota, ou the spot, were held for an advance of and, in
some ca*es,.lse In addition to the sales noted, some
400,000 lbs sold, the particulars of which did not transpire.
Ofbacon,'loohbdssides,dellrcrable February.2sth,rold at
7e-pkd;'3o ters sugar cured hams at ,Of Lard,
the sales, as far as reported,"reached SBOO bbln and. 1000
kegs, including 200,1000,100 and 1000 btya at8j4c;.650 do
at Madison at 8l£ : cents; 400 db nt §U cents; 600 barrels
here, at BUn, and 1000 kegs, in two lots, at closing
with ah active demand, aud buyers asking a fkrthec ad
vance, both lbr bbl and Ug> Ofpbrk, the only salerepprt*
od was 800 bbls mesa .at $12,50 but several large lots sold,
the particulars of which we did not learn. Holders of illy
brands generally asked sl3* but this Was above the views
ofbuyere. : : - : '
IJoas.—There wm a demand today at; $5, but there were
up sellers at this o - J ■■■■•■ / ‘ :
WniSßLT.—Sales of4o bblafrom Miami canal; 105 do from
railway.’ and 800 do from river/at 24J£c; and 126 do front
wagons at 24%—a furthor material advance. -■
OO&RSCTD DAJLT JOB
Hoou & Sargent, JE
Cbmer of Wood end &
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Delaware co. 44 - - Vi
Doylestown 44 Vi
Easton . 44 Vi
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Lebanon “ *** ' H
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Northumberland 44 Vi
Pdttiville 44 - Vi
Reading 4 * Vi
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Washington 44 -V|
West Branch 44 Vi
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NEW YORK.
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NEW JERSEY.
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Alleghany City da........ '
Allegheny City coupons, payable;
In Philad«li4d®~ ———
BANK STOCKB. !
Bank of Pittsburgh..— I
Merchantsa Manufccturcra’lijuii:
Exchange bank,..
Fannerrßepositßunk.—.. ..!
Allegheny Sarlnga 8ank..,.. ..—...j
Bill 1)(JE STOCKS. I
Mononguhela 8ridge........
St. Clalratrect Bridge ~...~
Tlftr.d rtroet Uridgis...
; Northern Liberties Bridge-
i INSURANCE stocks.
Westers Insurance Company—.«
Citlsens’lnsurance Company*
Asaoeinted Viretaou’s Company—
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlantic anil Ohio.
Pi ttaburgb fii ncinnati a Louisville
Lake Eric—— ]
Pittsburgh Gas Works
Monongahela Slackwater..—
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio and Punnsylvanlaßailroad-.
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad—
Marine Rallway-aud Dry Bock—
Tartle Creek Piofik R0ad......
Perrysvllle Plank lload—
Grctmsburg Turnpike -
Chattier* Coal Oompany
' COPPER STOCKS.
Pittsburgh and Boston
North American—
North West
North Weatanu
Adventure—
Ohio Trap Rock.
Minnesota .
Pittsburgh and Isle Royal—
Douglas Houghton-.......-
Ontonogan..—
Ridgo— ~
Fire Steel.———
Oothng—. .
Astro
Bluff. -
Peninsular—
Avery.........
Forest... - —.—
Phornlx. - —.....
Iron City.... -
" Steel Pent..
JOSEPH CIIIXOTTB PENS, Nos. SOS, 70S, 179 e, 170, 361,
?16,159,739, 765,, CO, 702, 718, 702,720, Barrel Pen, MXil
Damascus Earrsl Pen.
, MYEB. Pill NBAS' PENS— t Orlglnol, , '“D<jnKeAction,”
“Treble. Spring,” “Fountain,’’ “Jenny Bind,” ü ßoatla
Elastic.” ■■ . - .
THATT’S “Comm.rciol.” “Extra Tine,” Bepnollean, Al*
Eat!, “ 606,” “ Slip Pirns,” “ Eagle.” -
IT. COHEN & Ca'a “ ntran liulll,” “ BadtspriDß,” ** Plate
spring,” “Eagle,” “India Hubber,” I 'Commercial,” “Gutta
Vcrdia.” -.'. o' e-. „■
JOSEPH J; LEW’* celebrated Commercial PENS.'
■W* 9. HAVEN’S Commercial and bronr.ed;
** TUK ELECTRO PEN,” “Amalgam.” il Double Elastic.”
HEKCK WITITB “ RUBY VKN "—“The Accountants’”
Anil many other celebrated Pens« tor sole by '
Wo 8. HAVEN. Stationerand Printer,
Market streetr corner of Second.
itlOLl) AND fiUiVUE PKNS, of superior qualiU«®,.ror
Vt raio by W. B, lIAVKN,
Stationer and Printer, '
Market street* corner of Second. -
Ai rTaTLNO I.NKB.—Hipbort’e, Orth’a, Arnold’*, llarrl-
W son's, Mavncmi A Uojos', Walkdon’MlOßan * Thomp
uon'a, and Wnrron’a Uloik, Bed and Ulna Written Inka, in
mart, pint,hair plnt,4oi. and 2 or. hottlea.- Bor sola at
W. £. HAVEN’S Stationary Warehouse,.
Market at., comer of Second.
' Dissolution of Partnership*
ATOTIOK 1$ hereby given that thepartnewhip heretofore
existing between the undersigned in iba Liquor and
Cigar business,'under tho name and style of BTEKN «
BSo .was dissolved this day by mutual consent. Lewis
Atom is fully Authorized to settle the business of ndd tom.
LBWIB BTEItN will continue the business st the ohl stand,
No. 348 Liberty street. v ?* SISS*
It.; BT»ll7f| .
-gh, Janusr' -f ja2s:mieCUwltl ~ .
Acknowledgment*
TnE Managers of tbo Western PeonsyWanU Hospital
return thanks to the contributors to the “Scotch Re
lief Fund," for the Donation of Four .Hundred and Twenty
nino Dollar®, paid Into the Treasury of the .Institution,
through the hands of the Rot. A. D. Campbell jD.-D. -
JOHNHARPER, Treasurer,
SUGAR CURED HAMS—2O tlercea Evans and Shift’s
Sugar Hama, of auporior quality for family u*<vfor;
Bale by ■■ ■: , F. BEl»lifißB'A Co>, • •
; ja24:lw 309! Liberty street.
f IMIB UIUHEBT MARKET I'RICK paid for LAND WAR
-1 RANTSb? AUSTIN XOOMI9, :
"jii2& . ! : 02 Fourtbetreot. •
Stocks for balk by austin loomis—
Bluff .Coppeir Stock*,
Aatbc
• Adventure u .
Norwich . . u
- Mon. Nar. “ •
TnOB IUSNT —TWO BTOBES, on Hand attest, botwwn
Jh Liberty and Petra. Enquire of „ ,
A. W. LOOMIS, ISI lourthat,
AUSTIN LOOiIIB, No. 82 poorth »L
OR ft/* t.tc—-LOTadjoining tho flennUlt KfßepoUftoat^
jnir on Pltun alloy. 21 feet, end extending back 03 feet
Will be Bold low. • Enquire of AUSTIN LOOMIB,, *
- •- ■, -.- : - -.--92 Fourth street ~
Stocks, ; notes, dr acts, bonds, mortgages,
;bought fthdeoldby. AUSTINDOQiHS, ,
je2s • Qglco No. 92 Ponrlh street:..
TOADIES’ GUM OVKO-9UOBS, oMhe best quality, nil
I j warranted, at 65 cents per pair—end all other Goods
In proportion. I* B.- HAYWARD*
ja27 . Corner Market and liberty streets.
•* V' 'f-r
ik <■ » V j
POST*
ITB LIST.
I TUT HOEKTHU POST Bt
Ixchiutge Bankers,
zth tlruts, PiUxbiiTi;h.
OHIO.
Btoteßk.andbranches ft
Othersolventßanks-....:
Bank of Sandusky.——-.. -4
Granville...—...— 60
Norwalk «^h. um . m <..&o ;
Urb0n0.....:...—-..-~&C :
W005ter..........— 26 -
INDIANA* :
State Stock 8ank5....;....
State Bk.and branch es.«. %
ILLINOIS.
State Stock Banks....
State Rock Branch-..
Bankef Illinois
KENTUCKY.
All solvent Banks si :
MISSOURI.
Stateßk.and branches—
. MICHIGAN*;
Ail solvent Banks;...—.. 1
WISCONSIN.
Marine a Fire Insurance.
Co. at
TENNESSEE. ,
1 Allsolvent Banks—: 8
! NORTH CAROLINA. . ;
All solvent Banks.— X
BOOTH CAROLINA,
’ All solvent Banks-.—. : k
GEORGIA.
[ All solvent Banks.— l]4
ALABAMA.
All solvent Banks-..,.... 6
LOUISIANA.
All solvent Banka—..., V&
EXCHANGES... !
New York-—....... par.
Philadelphia.....-*..* par.
Baltimore.— par*
Cincinnati—.;..— •Kdisc’t.
Louisville..—— distft.
St. Louis—l diac’L
VALUE OF COINS.
American Gold f near)— par.
AmuriamGold(old)——pr'm.
SoTernisna— 83
Guinea*———v*** & 00
F*edorlcltiiow»—7 80
Ten Thalers-.—7 80
Ten Guilder*...——... ft 00
Louisd’or..——; 4 25
Napoleons-.....—..—.. 3 83
Doubloon*, Patriot-..—. 15 70
Ddublooua, Spanish —.16 25
Ducats..—2 10
PHICES OV K
POSTBY
Re Broken^
HiWstonyA. '
t Atkrd. iHrr Fat
* 120,00'.$ 100,00
' ioi f ool 100,00
0 100,00
07,00 -100,QQ<
100,00; 100,00
100,00-: 10*,00
100,001 .100,00
102.00!
w,oo|
M,ool
&5.T6-
67.60
65.60
00,00
Konsnai
.xehanf
Iterate, f
) Bid. {
? $ 110,00;
1 100,00}
low,
W.OOj
' 43,76
49,00
-52,00
105,00
12,00
43,00
48,75}
50,00
102,50
10,00
175,00
03,00
‘20,001
• 17,00
7,50
=17,60
■ 200,00
10,00
6,00
.♦-* n.. t - t*. • *■
\'[ r '
imm
MISCELLANEOUS.
->QLL Bu XTEB—-25; barrels for rale by " ■
\ Ja27 > - SMITH & SINCLAIR.
EG BUTTKHi—4O kegs forsals ty. ,. 4 J", !
.'Ja2T - SMITH &' SINCLAIR,
] "CLOVER BiUil>—B barrcla oßd &'Backfl lar saleby.
J L ; jagf •- - <gMrTH & SINCLAIR.
k Klttl> FJSACIiiiS—2O racksfor ralo by
I jai.7 - SMITH & SINCE AIR*
kIUED AFPLBB—BO racks for by,, ; .. ■■ ■
I 'ja27 ' .SMITH A SINCLAIR.
T>£ANB-r2O bblschoice White Beaus for •
JL> JagT • SMITH & SINCLAIR.
;C. Wide, norr,for rale >,/ T
»: J 42- SMITH A SINCLAIR.
*OIiASSKB~SO barrels for sale by... .-
Jp2T .•.;. SMITH BDJ.CWJR*,
\o. SUGAR—OO hbds prime old and new crop for salo
..by [ ja24] SMITH & SINCLAIR.
hMB - ECT irop gl y BiNCLAtß.
Birrmw-82 bbls Roll Batter‘, v ’“ '
40 kegs Solid* do ; for ssleby
ja24 - V - n • • SMITH A’StNCXAIR.
|- vKIKD APFLK3—IB barrels; . ~?•.
I‘ . 40safcks;‘: for solo by *
ja24 • • r : SMITH tc SINCLAIR.
.HIED PEACHES—2O sacks choice.halves for pale by
> ja24 y ‘ SMITH A SINCLAIR. V
I .T~ keg*, bio. 1, for rale by .
li - -V a SMITH;&tSINCLAIR>
B*W^- d °^/tf^/«S§H.^BCTOLAnt.
/■"ILOVER BISKD—IOO bushels for.rale by
< -5-SMITH A SINCLAIR,
Aleppo: in storeaodforinJe by
’ pxemino buOs, -
. Successors to J. Kidd & Co,
JaZT • •’ • - -- 00- Wood street.
BIDDER'S INDKLIbLE INK—I gross In store and. lot
Lsaioby ' [jft2Bl » FLEMIMG.imoa
niIIESTE VERMILLION —CQ lbs lp store and for sale by
L ja& FLEMING BRQ3.
CASTOR' OIL—IO bbla, pufe, in store and for sale by
|,a FLEMING HROB.
rpURPENTINE—6O bblß in store and for solo by
X ...... ..-j FLEMING 81-OS.
Alt!) OIL—2O bbla, .No. 1, in .tore ana for sale by
i ja2B . -' -' T- ;. : ; . Fleming hros.
lABTILE SOAP—6O boxes in-store and ftr sale by •
i j a o$ ■ , - . .a ■ FLEMING linOS.
a.MERIOAN CATEHNE—MOftsia more and forsaleby
J\ jfOI - ■■■.. FLEMING BROS.
COD PISH—S tietcoa now Cod Flab, for sals by: -
Ja33 .. KIRgfATRtcK. A HERROSa.
I EARLS—3 .tonattomritef terete by.-'’til.
jogs; > ,: ■ - KIRKPATRICK A TIERROK3.
LARD-40 kegaNoU Lotd; -r ' V ‘
‘Abbu do .do: fottaleby •
Ja2s : E ; KIRKPATRICK * HERRONS.
IUTIER—a bblaßoUßnttmr;
10 kegs packed-do; for sate by -
;;- & HEBRONB.
'RCIT—2OO buxbeli Dried Pmobes;
60 •“ “ ■ Apple; forreloby
a 25 • - KIRKPATRICK & nERRONS.
XSIALL PAPERS ONLF—Bat orovery poMlbloyatlatv
: yy and price; sold by WALTER P. MARSHALL, P ■
ja2o - ■: j• 65 Wood streets:
BW. FLOUR—6O Eack«, lor sale by ■
j. jagp . . . KIRKPATRICK & HERItOKg.
T ATEST FRENCH STVI.EOP PAPER 11ASG1NUS—For
‘ I l ceilings of drawing roomy and parlors, with beauUfpl
eflrirbinenta; for aalo ty " _ ■.. T
jagp WALTER ?. MARSHALL.
ENTBE PIECES—For leatera and .ceiii.ngy: inr.ealeby:
.jißff WALTER.P..MARSHALL.
STATIIART— In oakeand marble*; for yale by ‘
. ja2Q WALTER P. MARBIULL.
TiirAINBCOTING—In oak, orEliiabethian style; for role
W by [jagQ] - WALTER P. MARSHALL.
ICH PAPER HANGINGS, of reiret. gold, dark and
light papers, with elegant cornice and bare bordera;
foraalJby WALTER P. MARSHALL,
jal2 . 85 Wood street.
D“ 800 RATIONS IN WALL PAPER— Artiytio dealgny in
imitation or wood, atone, ataccoondltaliaiifterenea;
for yaie by; {jalMj WALTER P-,MARSHALL.
HEAP WALL PAPER—A well selected assortment, at
COFFEE— 60 sacks prime lUo. and - .. ,
10 • ** - Java; instore and for Mue by. ;
•• - KIKQ &MOORHEAD.
UG Alt—A prime article of New Orleans in store and-for
rale by fjaS4] KING * MOORHEAD.
EUNEP Crusbed» Clarified and
*htel7foz sale br , T Ja24] : KING A MOORHEAD.
‘OLASSEB—SO bbls New Orleans (oak packages) for
. sale by. • lja24) KING A MQORHEAJ).
TEAS— Young Hyaont Gunpowder, Imperial,-and. Black
Teas, itood to fine qudntj, for salo by .
_ KING A MOORHEAD. :
fTTOBACCU —Qrai* t i. tV illiiuifc’, Webster oM, and a variety
1 of other well known brands, for sale by. _
j . : , KINQ & MQQRHEAD.
Window GhASji— ,
COO boxes Bxlo ; .
15* “ ''oxl2analog; '
100 “ 10x14, McKcnnan & Co.’s brand;
In store and for sale by •
jaS4 ,- - - KINTI & MOORHEAD.
OUNDKUSB . . : •
O 100 boxes M. and D.Candles;
150 “ Ro&ln and Yariegateil Soap;
25 « SUrCabdles;
25 dozen ball Tow Bags;.
COO reamsTYrapplng Paper;
100,000 Common Cigars;
'6O bales Baiting;
50 “ r Candle .Wick;
3)0 kegs assorted Nails; for rale by . ■
Ja24 - KING A MOOnHEAD.
DOW GLASS—BOO boxes Bxlo, 10x12 and 10x14
W McKennanft Co.’s brand, in wore and forsaleby;
jat3 • v■ ICING &MOOIHIKAP.
T>UW3lS—
it 60 tons Bedford Forgo:
75 “ Gap do ,
15 “ Juniata do
S“ UUAR—A primanrticloof Now Orleans, in store and foi
Sale by .. ClalS] ; KING AD..
RIED AFPLfiS—2OO bushels in store and for sale-by
-arriAft- ■ 1 KING ft MOORHEAD '
H3O ANDi , £NNBYLVA«IA - STOCK—2O
shares wanted by . , r AUSTIK DOOMIB, ■
octal ; •, ; ....Np.92Fonrth*t.-.
40 *> AND m ACRE LAND
g octA 7 - - No. 92 Fourth st.
x /\fIHAREB PITTB. TRUST AND SAVINGS GO. STOCK
1U WANTED by _
yo.32Poorth.gt
25,00
47,0 Q
60,00
Mortgages wanted by y- v
J 025. . AUSTIN LOOMIS, 02 Wood st
SVAT—SO boxes Fulfil, .
10 do - Caatilo,
6 da -Almond,-
> ; . 3 do OlWe,
. 2 do Candlo, - ' .
60 do Toilet and Fancy: for Bale by -
3: D, WILLIAMS, 122 IY<xhl wtr»et,
If in half BOXES RAISINS;
IUU 100 qi do - do
20 kegs Sim do .-
SO lit kegs Son do.
- --?*10-boxesAIeasina temofcs.
• Recited this dar nnd for pale by
decsa . . JOSnOA RHODES ft CO., 30 Wood *t.
60,00
'60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
100,00
: 26,00.
25,00
, 20,00
til IABBDUS FIGS;
DU v 300 boxes M. B, Raisins; ;
160halT hoxes3i;B.'RaialQs; - ' v ' '' ;
200 qr. . « . , ,
r-. 200 Toys? >
100 ** hlotto Lozenges.
Receiving and fofr sale by , \
dccs ... J. C, ANDERSON A OQ„ No. 0 Wood kL
om 1 BOXES FIRE CRACKERS, No. 1.
6O do jtcksoh ; do
t 20,000 Torpedoes. :"; •
\l-icase Nutmeg^
30 toegsCookingltalGins.
Received and foir rale By > .■■ * • .
. dccO 3.0. ANBERSOy A CO., No. 0 Wood *t.
/“'(OLDKN SXBBP—In bbto, half bbls.anil kegs, juatTO
1T eoivctl per .loonier Granite State, and for tale by -
JAMES A. IIGTOHISON & GO.
7,00
1,76
3,26
2,00
2,60
SBG AKHOBSE MOhASSKS —300 bbta receiitng per sim
mer Granite Stateanil Keystone, for ealo by
jals • ■ JAMES A. IIOTCniSOX A CO..
KK PINED SCO Att S—>2,ooo bbls croebed, pondered, clar
tned,and omnllloai; Instore nnd for Sale by :
i - JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO..
jalB Agent. Bt. Bonbi Steam Bngnr BeCnery..
KAB— 3OO Hce soft Galena, ibr aale by . •
\j jalB JAMES A, HBTOHIBQN & CO.
SII. MOLAO&ES--il)ObblßßtcnmluancdSUgar-llonse,
» landing trem steamer New York and for KUeby
‘ “ JAMES A. IIBTCITIBON.A CO., ...
dic2 7 xltgStLotth Sugar ReSnory..
TBUNICa AND VALISK&-—A foU assortment alwayson
hand, ac low prices.- .. L.E, HAYWARD,
;< loc7 . . ■ CorncrWarket QRdlAibertgßtTeets.
'mKDNKB.of AU kltuls, an£l very ami
I examino. - •'• L. - E.IIATWAJID,
. ;-,..y : Corner of Martbt and Liberty
pyr.igftw.iOft bh!a choice Analog for gale low by ~ ~
.■&«£ BAILEY A RENBHAW. 253 Liberty it,
TUST BEOJSIVKD— ' ' _
•I b hbds J. B. Lovering 1 ® FhllvSyrop;
2 bbls StLouia Golden Syrup:
.6 ht bbl» do do .
latengnltkegdo • - <lo
For salo»ttho lowest nmtketiprlce by
d «» ..BAILEY A TIENSHAWt 253 liberty fit.
OK TUtt HOLIDAYS—A‘ general assortment of new
Fruit* Including Raising, Currants, Figs, Prunes and
Lemons; also, Hard, Soft &ndPaper*BhellAlmondg,'WaK
nuts ond Filbert*, wholesale fir retail. = ■» - - _ . _
iJlocU r ■ ... > BAILEY £ KENBHAW.
SKQAHS—JustTBc'd, a supply of choioo Lomioh siae lla
t»pq Begat*. in 100 boxes. •
dec2 ■ -■ , , - BAILEY * RENSHAW*
O/trtFDB. PRIME BOLL BETTER just we’d and foi
qUU sale by - [jo27j ■ BA ILEY & RENSt! AW.
JUSX RECEIVED— 2O bblftJ. 8. Lovexlngs & Co.’ Crushfi
and Ihßvorixod Sugars for sale by r
BAILEY A RKNBIIAW,
; *dnc2B Wholesale nnft Retail Grocers, 253 Liberty et.
CODFISH— Ju*t received,
10 casks rrimo CodHsb, . ,
• . b bbla No; 1 BoJmon,
300 lbs smoked Salman. " " ' i .
. 20 ; bbls gib’d Herring,
' £»• do No. 3 Maekercl.
150 boxes Burtin r ton scaled and No, 1 smoked Herring,
For Bftlo low for cash by : JEHU HAVyOftHIi .
deefl - Corner'of Diamond and Diamond alley.
LUSTER RAISINS— I6O boxes, at *l,OO per box;.
«v ‘lOO boxea No. l i'iroCrackers,
IL37M per box, or 4c. per pack, at; -
■7T *** 1 ' JEHU HAWORTirS,
■; » -Comer of DUtimnd and Diamond alley*
T OYEIUNG’S BVQAE-t3O bbls Loverinffs Crushed and
l >'Pulverisod Sugars fbf gale by J. HAWORTH, r
' ja2o • Corner of Diamond and Diamond alley. -
RENT—A Warehouse, fronting on Liberty street 48
p feoLand extending back, to the Canal Basin', Apply t>
Ha2Q " I JAMES BLAKELY.
T7OE RRNT—The TltfeO Story Brick, Dwelling Hoxisa on
■P ThlrdstrecU at occupied by HoruGhas. Naylor.
Apply to • . . JAS, BLAKELY,
ja2B'7 - Comer of Borenth and Smithfleld sta.
01DER AND VINEQAE— . - • -
10 bbU-EronoinyCrtb Cider; • • - : .
< SO V “ lV.R.CmcrYinegar;
.5 casks I'rench Whlte Wlnß Vlnpgtir; for Bale by
doc 22 . - ..'UILLEE EICKEYBON: ’
Ts EAD—SUOpiga soft Ualona Lead, received by
JU uudfbrsuo on favorable terms* by. _
ialB 7 li. ‘IiEECHfbrAEPIN A CO. .
Bnor-20 kegs'assorted, fromNo-lto No. ,7 i-in storuand
fcrsaioby.';-, [JalB] s & CO.*
eHEStNßTS—Tffenty-fiTo basbelß, oftbe best qualit;
received and for sale by
XEECU, McALPIN & CO,,
212 end Stt Liberty st
+; ., k <l *" <■:* .
V ■"7 •. . <
Forsaleby -
KING & HOOBHEAD.
■“ .
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•.•••. ‘ “. r - ‘ '■•' * •'••,
. ; i'i -
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■/a«% - < *-
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• -( ** -
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Ali
MISGEMiA^EOtJS^
HOLBV DBIVEB! WCQMOTIVE AHEAD !!
, Heal EBtato Fan?» for Bale.
3 TOE subscriberwrtbortetf : t©. wU m AfcltES OF
’ LAKBpritubtetf iri VemlUea.Townabip,. Allegheny
County, PeimiylTMil», lying'back of McKeesport, known
u the Wblfckak Flafcfpnd m etabfcof the proposed Station
oo theCpandlsrUleßallroad. Improtenieuta u follows:
•A-Bquaro Dog Hottee. SO fcy 20 tot. two stories high; and
Square tog Barn, 60 by SO to t—both new and.la good
order; two.flue young Orchard jast
commeuciag to hear. There Is 00 to 100 Acres cleared and
la 1 a high state of eußfratiozuaxid the balancois well set
with white-oak timber of the first order. This land is well
calcu* ‘ ~ * ”
Jated for a Block -Parm, being very level, and the roil
of ah. excellent quail tyfor grass growing* and being well
Troleredf-‘having Borne twelve. or,- fourteen never-felling
spnngsof excellent water thereon. This Land has facilities
’rarely met with/being withlnheir & mileofthe Tough,
liver, and onemile or Uonbbgabela,uid almost on the lino
of,ihe Oonnellsrille Kail road; and is supposed to contain
ah Inexhaustible bed of IRON ORE. This bond would not
be ih tbeiharket, only that the owner. is.aboutib remove to'
the Far-West Terms easy, and price .moderate.-for far
ther' particulars, enquire of W. 0. REYNOLDS, at Lorenz'
Glass Works, or of .. JAMES 0. RICKEY, .
' decSfcr : . .■•••■ BoatEatate Agent, at this office. •
... B. A. Fahn«itook>i TemtAigm
TTHEBE ia evidence that must satisfy every mind (bat
' 118.. A. Fahnestock’* Vermifuge is the only article that
can be administered wltkthe certainty of expellingworms:
.'»■ , HxiIPAX,N.B.> Jan.23,1852. r
• I hereby certify, that a child of mine, aged three Tears,
had '■Jfaepjfyj' ill for a month .with a pain in thechest; gen
eral weakness, and loaa of appetite. I was advtsedtotry.
B. A. .Fahnestock’aiyenaifdge* and accordingly bought a
bottle from M. Naylor, Drug&t*Granville street- Hat
ing adminisiered a portion ofithe passed, withlntwenty-
Ifour hbnrsi Two Hundred and Forty-two Worms, from six
th twelve inches in lengthy The chlld, Immediately after
tbHvhad its appetite restored,.and- soon, enjoyed'perfect
Width- Anotherchild, swren years old, who had been
more or less sick from hi&birth,took the remainder of the;
bottle, which caused him ■ to pass One Hundred add Sixty
two Worms. From that time to thepresent, his health has
been perfectly good, and ho has thrirod ns wali as 1 any
•child amia. 7 ; Elizabeth bishop, i
- Sold, wholesale and retail, by oil the principal druggists
'and country merchants throughout thedJnltcd States. .
.;Jaol6 -. . ,r:r : .-n ■•r-'--.• '' l-
Notice.
HAVING purchased tho entire stock of J,CJ. Anderson &
Covwe will coutinuo the wholesale FRUIT andCON
rPECHONARY business,at the old Biand.No.l3
under the style of ' ■ . M; W, ftANMN . i <XK r
NOTICE.-— Having disposed of my entire interest in the
- wholesale Fruit and Confectionary business to my late
partner,Alinas Tindle, and 31. W. Jtankin,Tßaleaman hi said
house,-{who are anthorized to nse the nameof the lata firm
in settling the business ofsald finnjltake pleasure in re
commending them to my former friends and customers, and
hone for aoontuxuation of liberalpatronage bestowed
oh me. - ? / " ... I ; J. C. ANDERSON. <
Pittsbargh, Janogry • • •?
Copartnership Hotlce* . ,
IHAVJS THIS DAYassociated with me &s partner, my;
• nephew,- Jauet Phelait- The business of mannfacta-.
nag and, importing of HOSIERY* YARNS, Ac j.wlll bocori-;
tinued at the Old Stand; No. 24 fifth street, and conducted;
under the tim.of;Whuak Dalt & Co. All persons haring
claims Bgkinstniei-willplease,presentthemforimmediate'
payment; tffid those who are icaebtednrill please settle their:
bills* with m little delay ; r ' ,
WILLIAM DALY, No. 24 Fifth st,
r Next door to the Iron City, notel
Janociyl2.lBs4-^[j*i4'); ; ~ . ; ;
Lands in iowa for balk-; ■.
. 880 acres in Mus<»tine. county;
' . /■' 200' do l' Cedar .: - ;i do; :
*24o' Jo Scott . do;
The above Lands are well located, alter a personal exam
ination. llwse in Muscatine county are, on ah average,
ten miles, from the city of-Muscatlae, and within two mile*
of the MBiisrippland. Missourißailroad, which road is now
making from'Davenport to low&Gty. They will be sold in.
portions of, 40.80 and 160 acres. Apply to -*
' - - - JAMES BLAKELY,
jaO > . Real Estate Agent
JOSEPH FLEMING,;
. faocctsSoß To r; witoox a co.l
CORNER MARKET -STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
constantly-oh handa full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Medicine Ohests, Perftimery, and all articles pertain
frig to his business, . v r ---• 3 - ■ - :-.
caraftally compounded at
alt hours. . ... . ja^>y
Notice*
BISSOLTJTION.i-The flrmbf I*. mLCOX A Drug
gists and Apothecaries, was dissolvedbn the 2dinst. ,•
The 9Ub*CTiber,imVtbg. disposed of h&entire interest in
the late firm, to hislate partner, Mr. JOSEPH FLEMING,
would cheerfully recommend him to his frienda,' and ask a
continuance of the patronage, heretofore so liberally be
stowed upon them; [jaO] !»• WILCOX, Ja. _
PEEK'S FLOOR OP PUMPKIN, FOR PlE&—This art
de Is prepared: from good aweet Bumpkins, and will
make. Hes of superior quality '-. ■
Directions. —Take one ounce, or two. table spoonfulls of
the powder, and add to itone : quart of milk; let it stand an
hour or .twain a warm place, after which add eggs, spices
and sweetening to suit the taste, and it will be ready for
baking. . For Bala by . .&»£• fiELLEES ACO.
jalO ’ - 61 Wood street.
- * Consume the Smok«> ;
THE subscriber harlnk the eidusire right to manufac
ture and mH\ SWEENEY’S nor- AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contrart for beating buildings with thamost economical
Furnace now ip use. ,:The ; attention of those interested Is
■ Bolldted-,Anyinformation eaa;--ha.had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos.2anit4 Wood street, orof J. DARN DOLLAR,
decShti} - Iron City gtoye 134 Wood eh
Farms, Houses, Ae., To Let* • *• *
ONE. OR TWO FARMS, with commodious Brick Dwell
ings, and Btobles,"near to the city, and suitable. for
Gordons, Milk Format or to fatten 1 cattle forthis market.
Also, a convenient Brick Country Mansion and Stable,
large enough-for 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,
decS&tf : -• r ; No. 144 Fourth st.,-
Con&rtnership* - • •- - •
B F. JONES; BERNARD LAtmr,K,M. KlER.and J. P
. LAUTII, bAvjnc associated themselves together, an*
derthe firin bf JONESj LAtJTUA CO., will carry on tho
Amcricau IrohWdTks,” recently erected by B. Laath A
Brother, In Eastßlrmiugham. . _
p; r. K..xms Ahutm..
AMERICAN IROR WORKS.
JONES, LAUTII & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS of superior Bar,- Smalt and Wire
Iron, of all descriptions; warehouse, No. 99 Water st.,
between Market and VTobd Pittahurgh.. - Xjall^tn
*y*Knunp | fl SEED STORE la now replete with early
* Seeds, for the-het.beds; Pruning Instrumenfa, for the
orchard,vcorn stalk end 'straw cutters, and everything of
Intercst to the fatmeiygardcher: Or amateur. . .
Orders from, dealers andmerchants filled promptly, on
liberal-terms.;-• A.v: f i ..*• • jald .
Dividend 2ffotlce.
Office Ohio a«t) PKSHaaTAHiiL KiitEOAD 00., V
lte6eioter 81 r W63. j
rilHE:sireclGra of tha-OMo andPennsylvaniaßaHroad
X Company luivn declared a dltidend of four per cent, out
, the net earnings of the road for tha slx months ending
tliia day* payable on and after the 23d January next.
: Transfer Boolts will bo closed until 27 ihJanuary,prox.
ja2 - W. tAKIMER, Treagnrer.
JOUR 7X-E2OSG. - •• 1 . •*; 00CSEA5 rLTWIBO.
- FLE9IISO BROTHERS,
(Successors to J. KMiiA Co.)
WHOLESALE DBUGGISTS,
Xo.m Wood Stria, POMurght Fa..
Proprietors of Pr. M'Lano'a Celebrated Temifoge, liter
Pills. 4c. - J* lo
Bt>» PS— '.r\ : : ■ ■ • .
i $3,000 Monoogahela Navigation coupon 6V’C3;
. ■ $5,000 City of Pittsburgh N. T. coupon o’s, ’B3:
• janl6:3«r. - Banfcerg, 64 Wood street.
Closing oat Sale or Carpeting, Oil Clotiu,
Hattingo, Rngsi «c. ■
TUB subscribers bavins adopted the plan of BolUngoff
thdr-ktock attbeebdof the season, are now offering
the greatest bargains, Intholr line, erer -oflered to the dtl*
sens of Pittsburgh or Ticinity,
} In quality or quantity their assortment Is not surpassed.
Hemp Carpets, In groat variety, at 15, 18J& 25,28,31. and
stock will positively be sold the present season
•REGARDLESSO3? COST. Saloto continue till March Ist
c. b. headlt A :
82 Ihird street.
JalOf
' N.‘ B- ; —Small Notes taken at par.
I>OR SALK—O 3 AC&ES OF LAN J), adjoining the «ottf
‘ of BcaVer, beautifully located for a residence, and wf
valuable for farming.: On it are springs of hard and; boR.
water, making ft a desirable location for. a Water Cure Es»
tabllsbment.; It only wants to be wen <£ b® admired.
Squire of.-/ / THOMAS WOODS,
; jj2T- ;.•••_ •• v ; - ; 75Fourthstreet...
OUSES TO LET—A trro-etory HOUSE on High .strait,',
eioo rcryeor; a dwelling bouse on Bobioson street,
$l2O per year;'* house on Webster street, $l2O peryear; a
brick bouse on Boss street. $l5O peryear; .the second-etory
room of No. 140 Third street, $lOO. per year. /Apply ta ; j
•jan2t S. COTHBEKT A SON, 140 Third st.
lOCATIONS FOE GARDENS AND DWELLINGS—For
i ealc.l3 wres of choice Land, well adapted, for
Intt purposed with an Orchard©? 200 trees ;.
GwsebCTries, Curranta, Ac. The fruit la of tho beat quaSUty.
TwoDwellingHouses, Barn and Biable,and agoodsupply
of Water. Situates miles from and
B. CPIHBERT
4M II roil THIS AMOUNT, one third la hand, the
balance in two or three years; can be nod a
comfortable Two Story: BRICK HOUSE of four rooma,
tiichcn, good cellar; and finished attic, situated on Carpen
ter's' alloy; neat Wylio street; a garden, With ahado trees,
* SOK.W Third at-
\rALUAJJLE I'KOPKItTYtOB SAm-Situitoffon Wjlto
V at, near Filth; consisting of a Urge BRICK HOUSE,
of tbreo stories; containing.* hail, two parlors, (lining
room, kilchen. Bud Bii chambers and finished attic* vita o
good collar. The Lot is 20 feet front by so deep, to an alloy.
The yard is paved; good hydrant,
• Jill ; 140 Third street.
SE LLLNQ OCT.~Having concluded to remove frwa tbe
city, I now offer my large stock of BOOTS,BHO BSand
THUNKS, at PIUOES . lU2GARDLEBS OP COST. My stock
consists'of almost every varioty now in tbo market, and will
bo sold at prices to. suit customers. ■Uljmw* I wnovrant
Bargains ore invited to call. -• ■ \
ja23 ,„ 1 . Comer of Market and Liberty Bta.
Insurance Stock*# ;
OR shares 'WESTERN INSURANCECO. STOCK, on
o*3 whichs2o perohare baa beenpaid,ftraaleby.
* ’WILLIAM. A. HTLL & CO* .
-.ja24;2v. ' - ’j; C4Wbod#trat
'milK KEAL KtiTATiS JOUBNAL, inlog .* **l°*
1- Property, for sale by S. CUTHBERTA n k?
GIIATIS, by calling at their office, No. 140 THIRD at. [ j&24
tin 1 4 >< |7a—POK! si^O,"onVtbird• in band, T/ ta|^CO
four years* we will cell a NEW HOIISE, Jast
finished, of flix rooms and cellar, with tot
|°^ei.™a«atet^eyrple^|dt ß^T <mMtW a &.
j*2A '' ' ' - . ■ 140 Third street
ft WO BiUCK HOUSES,on’
:'nFsia - Beal Estate Agents. 140 Third et.
miIIKTY FEIST KHO N’T. —For Bale, a Lot of 30 feet front,
' li on High street, near Wylie. Ly_l46 Cjeep-, to .an alley.
i»Tn 81017 l
140 Third street
Txf iHTr.TTKR & UKKEN'S HTOMACH BXTTJißfirfcr sah
H fty JOSEPH FLEMING,
: j»l4 . - ■ Successor to L. Wilcox A Co. -
-0. SUGAJV—IOO hogsheads, prime, landing from 81
_ Persia, and for Bale by
, , JAMES A.HUTCHIBON k CO.
SHUT— 18 kegs ass’d numbers, landing from gtcamboa
'Keystone, for sale by
jqlfl. , > • JAMES A. HUTCHISON &,CO.
.TTC-T COBN.-A now Bupplyjnrt
: '■ : ■••» 30t 17003. street.
TtECHITED—Some ’more or tbKa beantltal prraninm
combination HtfBDHHS. Hrire, few.
"QITATIONKRY, of nUTilnile.ana by
ns Market street, near Fontth.. •
bW ' <We4
* r 'V i « *.V
- .( » «? -*> N. -* - ’ •
* -t.*
■ 1-V" 1
> . Invalids of Pittsburgh and Vtoinitv,~ r
.‘KT’OUR attontlottis urgently invited to a emwful and fun
X did perusal of eomethlßg that has just t*ro itntr/
dttced into the time-honored Keystone State.
PCLVERDIACHEIUR
IfYDROELKCTRIO
VOLTAIC CHAINS ! •
A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying a powerful remedial
agent, so ; conrtruoted as to. bo worn.under the garments*
next to tho skin, producing a constant, UNINTERRUPTED
current of efr«cliDg
xt t Immediato Relief •
Fromthe most acute pain, and also « permanent cute of all
NERVOUS DISEASES.
It seldom has failed to finmlsh-almoat certain relief, and
a FINAL,' PERMANENT CURB.'bybeing used According •
to directions, to the following diseases:-'
. Rheumatism, . ' Uterine Pains,
Gout, Sciatica, Palpitation of the Heart, -
‘ Paralysis, Periodical Headache,
Painful and Swelled Joints, St. Titus’ Dance,
Neuralgia of the Face, ■ General Debility,
Diseases of the Spine, . ..Pales of .the Cheat,
Deafness and Blindness, . Dyspepsia,
. AJjlj DISEASES •
TUot- are . caused 'by a ’deficieht'amoant of NERVOUS
FLup, are greatly relieved, U not permanently cuTed by.
simply wearing the chains for a few hours each day. .
ui&t.it isnot claimed tbatitcures all disease?,hut only,
those for which it is rccommendod; nwd-,moreoycr,-wa.
boMly cUim and that no medicinal agemt of ANY
KIND has performed 80 MANY CUKES during the laat
yean of thoao diseases just ntinad.-Aft ;
PULVEBMACHEB’ B ELECTRIC CHAUJS.
And to prove this assertion, wo defy any person to produee
to many 3VELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Sdebtifio Physician* end intelligent-patientsas may -
found in a pamphlet of thJrty-eixpagufl.to bo had fgratia) v
of the agenr.in;thls town, a.; ••• • w *
Theelectric Choins werfl first introduced In Franco In'lBGo,
oiid after beiug subjected to the most v- ■ « : -
Thorough and Rigid TrlaL
By the first medical -men iuFaris, they were found to pos
sessstrangeandmorVellouspowor inrelleviDgpain, whoro
ever appUcd, l and by.their influence wcto- introduced into ■
ihe-hospitals of that and also secured by letters patent
by the French Government. . ..
They are now introdoced in almost every Hospital in
England; Germany,'Austria, Belgium, and patented In -
Ihose countrieft, whore they .haTB become the : 7 -
JIOBT POPULAR;CURATIVE AGENT THE WORLD.
&ey'were.flrst introdU(£ed into the United Rtatcs about .
one year Mnce, and went through ihe . same tralas.iu'Eu-
and were fit onee introducedJnto every in
New York, where thoy arejaow In daily noe, effecting even
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than hsd .eror before been
awarded,them;:
.tntua tints
They are-highly recommended by Profk Valcnfino Mott;
Venßnren, .Post.and others, who havo published their
views of their, power, and value in eeveral of the medical
journals in that dty, and are alto in tho daily practice of
recommending their use to patients. j : A full account bf their
opinion may also be found lu every pamphlet; and sent to
the! address of any person in tbc Stajte by applying (post
paid) to Dr. GEO.H. KKYBBR, who is agent for Pittsburgh,
Pa. The chains can bo sunt by moll; with full descriptions
foruse,;'-'.
Price of Chains, $3 and $5. . .
Physicians aro politely invited to call and eramino their,
construction, andprcmounce upon their merits.
. One,,Word.-More;t6 Ipyalidii
.No person neod fear that they will not. accomplish just
wbdt it is claimed they can do; and all persons who havo
became disgusted with d constant pouring down of patent
nostrums (bottled swill) are kindly and politely invited to
give them a trial -
N;- Bv—One Chain will' lost for years and lose non# of its
electric power by use, and ean ha applied to-oither adult or
hild.
GEO B. KEYSKR, No. corner of Wood street and
-Virgin uUey, Pittsburgh, wholosAie and retail agent. Also,
bv J.B.FLEMING, Allegheny City; 1 [declftdawgm :
Dr. J. Hostetter’&Celebrated Btomaoh Bitters,
EN TIB ELY AN!H4>YSPEPTIC, and warranted to invig- .
orate and strengthen theiAefcbla system of every one ;
who uses them, are notf kept tor'sale by
Dr. GEO. H, KEYSKB, corner Wood st. andVlrginalloy: :
FLEMING Druggists, cor. Wood and Fourth ste.;
.-R.E. SELLEEB, Druggist, Wood-fit. bet Thitd and Fourth;
‘;JOEL HOHLEUt Druggist, Liberty street; _ . : _
and all our first class Hotels -and Bcstaorants, as well as
dealers generally, where the proprietors most respectfully
refer the public for them. .
. The expense is hilt oi when compared with tho in
calculable £ood -they effect: - r
Feeling satisfied that our Bitters y osooss merit suffleient
to recommend than, we will not multiply words in their j
praise, bat atk all to give them a trial; bat beearefal to
usk for AOH BUT 8119, as there nre
other Bitters represented to l>e tbo Faroe, which compara
tively are worthless.' Our Bitters are -without a rival, either
as to their toedkinal quaUtles,.or. as beverage. They are
put up in square bottles, containing'a . fhll quart, with dl
rectionson, and Z>r. J. IJotUlirr's Stomach Skiers blown on -
t the gloss. None other genuine. - ‘ ::
r HOSTETTEB, SMITH & C 0. f
287 Penn street. Pittsburgh. ...
D& TEKKEI/S 'IIKALINU OINTMENT will am Balt
theum (Tetter), Chilblains, Common Sores, Chopped or
Cracked Hands,Burns or Scolds, Cuts or WoandAPtles, In
flammation of the Breast, Bftesof Insects, Sore Lips.'Pim
plesoutbeTace, end Breaking Out on a Sores on Children,
and alt Diseases of the Skin, quicker andturtr than.any
-other Medicine. •
: For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr, KEYSES,
:Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G* SMITH Birmingham. Drug
Store;: WM. SEIBERTABBO.i 477 Penu stroetj-LORENZ
AWIGHTMAN, JP&nnsylraiila Glass Works; Mrs. .S.
HOLMES,* Temptfrancarflie; D. M. COBBY, Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WJL SMITH, Lawrenee-
Tflle; LB&E & DAYISON,East Liberty; SPANG & CO.,
Steurartstown; LEWIS DALZELL & CO., Sbarpeburgb;
STEWART LLOYD i&CO., Mechanic, Iron Works ; J. W
flANNEN,Manchester. ‘ '
; .jy2sdfrtvy
N -
B-r-A ringlS box of Dr. TERRKI/& OINXAIENTwiII
„ Va- keep an; Blacksmith'*, ITonner’e, Sailor's, or Mechan
ic's hands, lot thomchapor crack orer eo bad, sound and in
goodworking order all winter.;
. amt sold by V ' ; MONItOB TEBKEL, .
Jy2fcd*wy ' . , Kangatock, Conn.
•• 550' Eeward .'L'- :
; 'TVILLbe paid fo'anypirawhwhowiUbny
: • abox of DrTEBBEI/SHEALINO OINT
£3 .Jft and use H according to directions,
’ if tbeywillcaUat myofSce and say with
■ ft /jj| J ■ & clear conscience, .that it -will not ccrA‘.
. iSSSsI. • plitdy cure Chapped Hood*, CMblains, Cba
flngj Sore Ups, Bums andFreeiea, Bdretf
on Children, and greatly alleviate, if not
'entirely cure Saltrheum, Piles, Inflannna
tion of the’Breast, Bites of Plmplea oTtthe Face,
and all Diseases of the Skin. TERREL,
- •.'••>? ’ yaugatnek* Conn.
Porsale hy FLEMING BROTHERS, and.
-Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G. BMmi, Birmingham; Mrs.
8. HOLMES,Temperaneeville ;; D, M.• CUBBY* Allegheny;;
W3L SEIBERT&BEQ., 477 Penn street, 5 Pittsburgh; LOH*;
KNZ A WIGUTMAN, Pennsylvania Glass Works; BAM.’L "
BYEB, Allegheny ; WM. SMITH, LawrenceviHe; LUKE B. .
DAVIBON, East liberty; SPANG A CO., Btewartstovrn *..
LEWIS DALZBLL&COjBharpsbnrgtSXBWABTrLCOYD
& CO.* Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W. HANNEJJ, Man
chester. •• : - Jy2&d*wy... ■.
* ’ Private DiieMtSi ... .•... •
:'n DR. BROWN, No. 41Dlamond ADoyj'De? ;/ g%
&5jM votes his entire attention to an office Practice.
iSIf His business iB mostl? confined to Private mb -.v.
■fipa TtfureaTDteam, and such painful affections, 4Bh&
brought on youthful indulgence and excess* *
Pyr hn!l S Rypfrifitin Ernptlong. Gonorrhea. Gleet. Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, Imparity of ithe-Blood,’With oHDisea
ecsof the Venereal Organ; /Son Diseases, Scorbutic Erup-
Hons, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotent Female Weakness,
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in
Ano, Nervous Affeetibh% Pains in tho Bach and Xoinsr Izrl
tationofthe Bladder and Kidneys, successfully ;
° P pw^n^nT« ) pmfftira (six in this dtvleuablesDr, Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to mi who may come un«
dsrhlflcsre.- -• • ■
Otttce and Private Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamond alley.
- moderate. ■ • nov&dAw*ly.
Orphans’ Court Sale*
BY Virtue of an Order'of the Orphans* Court of Alio*
ebeny county, T will expose to sale at: Public Outcry
or Vendue»at the COURT the city of Pittsburgh,
-on the FIRST 3 tONPAT OF FEBRVABYs A. 17. 1854,-
at ten clock of said day, the undivided half port or moiety
0 f the following describe Tract of Land, situStbin South'
Payette township, Allegheny county, Lo th*.State of Penn
sylvania, the property of-Agues Jane White, a minor;ad
joining lands of James McConnell, tho heira of Joseph Me-;
Murray, William MeSlurray,B. A.Mevey,Benjamin Kelso,
and Samuel Sterling, and described by the following courses
and distances; beginning at the South-east corner at a dog
wood, thence by lands of James MpConnell, North.3J4 de—
greas, West perches to a post; thence by lands of the.. -
belts of James McMurray,NpTth <s2l£ degrees, West 31 WO -
perches to a poBt; thence South'B7 degrees,; West 18,8-10
perchesto a post; thence by lands of William McM array, ;
South 23 degreess CC perches to o white oak; thence South
414 degrees, East 811-10 percheaj by lands of B. Kelso, to, a
potitj thence by laud ot Samuel Sterling, South 60 degrees,.
East 116 8-10 perches to a stump; thenco South 50J4 de
grees, East 15 6-10 perches to a white oak; thence South. 77
degrees, East? 7-10 perches to"tha place of beginning; con
taining Nitiety-three Acres end Three-quaitersof on Acre,:
strict measure; ■ »■ iA
ttssn of Sue:— I Bm purchaser to pay at the rate of $260.
per annum, without'intereatthereon. .... '
WILLIAM B. WHIM:,
jal4 Guardian of Agnes Jano . ,
Important Hottceto all wlioni it may
Concern; •
AGREEABLE toan Acfcof Asremhly of the State of Penn
sylvania, and in conformity with the authority grant*
ej hre&id Act the Board ofTruirteeS’oftho First Methodist
Protestant Church of the dty of Pittsburgh, Pm, ha to pur
chased a Burying Ground in the Allegheny Cemetery, for
thepurpeue of transferrlngthe remains of the dead, cow •'
resttog in the Burying-Ground belonging to sald-Church,- ’
thereto, (located near the canal, and fronting bn Liberty ....
street, ia the of Pittsburgh. ' - '
Notice is: hereby, giventftjill Wb&'hatd let privileges,*©*
are otherwise intereiited, to Eaitl Burylng Ground, that «
Board of Trustees are howprepared to attond to the rerno*
valoftho dead to the Allegheny Cemetery. v.. . ..
It is desirable that immediate attention bo given to thin r
notice, as It is contsidplated to have the entire removal
made during the present winter.' ■
All the necessary infoTmation'Willbo hod by applying to, .
or addressing Char. Cralg. Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
Pa. By order of the Bcart cf Trustees.
J JOHN 8. SANDS,
W. B; ENGLISH.
BOBT.
' V- Committee.;y ;
•ja£3md>w
TPHE futecriber isAutboriaed to fieil tho following dcs-
X cfib«d Tract ofLand, containing 111 acres, situated In ;
North Fayette Township, Allegheny county, llmilea -
from the City of Pittsburgh, and near the lino of the Steu
benville lUilroad—-wlth coal and limo stone under the
whole place, and easy of access-rimproTeineiits aa follows:
A.Tory comfortable VarmHouse, 30 by .20 feet, , two stories,
high; Wash-house, Spring-house, Bnd other outbuildings;
a new Plume Bank. Pam, 64 by 36 Xtot,.finished in the.best
possible maimer, with Stabling hsdbr the whole building;
100 bearing Apple Trees, best graftedqualities; a largo
quantity of Peach and Chetry Trees, all in bearing OTder»
about 86 acres cleared and in a hlgh etate of.cultivation,
.with water In all the fields. . .
This TAiiii is very comfortably situated in one of the beat,
neighborhoods in the County, being convenient to market,
to Churches, Schoolsivnd Mills, and'would not bo in. the
market, only that the owner is about to: remove.to. tbs far
West. -Terms easy-and rprice moderate. For further par?
liculars, see the owner, IVa. Robb, errths sub
scriber. JAMS 3 ۥ BICHB* 4
noYlOrflwawtf V Beal Estate Agent.,
For *
rrxKZ largo and commodious TAYKEN STAND, lately oc«
I copied by Wm. P. Applegate, sitoatedon the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville TurnpHte, about ono milo from
Jones’ Perry, situated in Chartiers township, Allegheny.
county. The House is a large Brick, containing some
twenty rooms, together with a good Store Boom, nnd three
good Cellars. There tiou-the piemisea n large Stable, car
riage House, out-buildings, three good one largo
cistern, two good Orchards, and several out lots-fallot
whlchis for rented possession wfflbe«ved tamedljtf'y-
For further partictilar3 r enquire of LYDIA AM* CllKca,
ontbepremises,or theaubscxiber, jAuEa W(jnjsT>
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Chflrtferg 24,1863.>
A YOUKa MAN lopufr
A cbafle lha Etock,gixtorea &pdQp°d;yUlof a good pay
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General Ageata, 140 Third street
HOl'S l **. <n Tarlouß iocatioag>to town amtcourt
j try, <md on Mcommodating terms, ran be hail by aj>-
4 80!fj
' 140 Third street*
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