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We would call the attention of MERCHANTS /LSD
BUSINESN MEN to tho . fact that we have just recelied
from niludelPhis a number of fonts of new Job Type, Mod
ere now prepared to fdl orders for Cards, Circulars, Hill
Ile/01E, Paper Socks, POStOII4 and Programmes for exhibi
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Satardoy Weekly Post.
Oar Weekly for this week is issued to dey, and
for sale at the counter. It contains the Preii
dent's Message, an interesting story, poetry,
besides a variety of interesting news matter.
NOTIIINNS IN NEW 'YORK.
New York politicians "will not do to tie to.
Every political party that can be found there is
sure to split in a year. Even the Know Nothings
of If ew York have split into two factions, ac
cording to the account given of them In the
N.
Y. Lter)ad. This .demoralization of the new
party at the very out-set in the Empire State, is
attributed to two causes. First, the secret in
fluence of Sewordiam. And second, the Ines-.
tiablc propensity, for offices and spoils that
afflicts a great portion of its members.
Both factions of the K. Ns. in that State,
however, are opposed to the re-election of Wm.
H. Seward to the 11. S. Senate, and will roily
their forces at Albany this winter to defeat him.
Bat his policy has been to "divide and conquer';"
and already a schism is effected. One faction
of them, called the Barker faction, has been re
pudiated by the Grand National Connell, and the
other faction declared the true K. Ns. The
Barker faction reserves to maintain its position,
and a report of its condition and rites lase
been in some way obtained, and published in one
of the Seward organs of New York. This indi
cates that Mr. Seward must have some friends
in the camp. The Her fad predicts a speedy Ills
gelation of their party if this "split" is not
healed. It cannot become a strong national
party without unity of action in the ereveriti
States. But that any party can remain keg
united in the State of New York, seems impw
eible. The Whigs of that State are now divided
into two or three parties: the Democrats into
two : the Free Sellers into two or three: and tke
K. Ns., it seems, are already divided. The most
compact and consistent political party in New
York now, is the Democratic party that -voted
for Seymour lest month. It polled about 157'1,-
000 votes, while the other branch of the Demo
crats polled less than 34,000. We think the
Democrats have the most favorable prospects in
that State for 1868.
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RAILROAD' LRON...RIVICRS--T Amy" •
The resolution so promptly introduced in the
House of Representatives, at Washington to re
duce the duty on railroad Iron, and °stead err 4-
it on the same, was as promtly laid on the ta
ble by a vote of ninety-seven to forty-one. it
pretty emphatic expression of opinion that
against class legislation, and favors to one great
interest of the country regardless of the prosper
ity of other interests. The railroad enterprisit
of the Country needs no such special facotr;
and would would not even be benefitted by math
an unwholesome stimulus. It has, more specirti
legislation in its favor now than any other in
terest of the several States, and it absorbs ah
undue proportion of the capital of the country.
Over 20,000,000 acres of land have within a Jeer
years been given by the general government to
aid in the construction of railroads. ;Within the
same time very little has been expended, of
lands or money, to improve rivers, which 11110
equally national in their character and ben
efits. No railroads in this country are of
so much importance, or furnish channels of
trade for so large a portion of the Union as the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Expensive im
provements are needed to increase their utility;
and to no purpose can a liberal share of tile
surplus funds in the National Treasury be MOTT
properly applied: On the subject of a repeal dr
duties on railroad iron the tine policy shottldha,
if a reduction of duties Is needed to prevent tti
rapid accumulation of money . in the Treastry,
to mate the reduction on all articles equally,
that all interests of the country may be equally
protected. It is not probable, however, that any
considerable changes in the tariff will be effected
0-4 this session.
A ridiculous attempt le now made to sit*
that the election of delegate from Kansas to
Congress settles the question that it is to be a
slave State. It is not to considered by-those.
who know the position of the candidates. Whit.
field is elected. Mr. Plennikin, who was bir
posed ,to hiM, was from Pennsylvania lately;
and bad had no Urns to become acquainted with
the people, or with the wants and interests of
the territory.
The St. Louie News says
Whitfield owes Lie snores. to his knowledge of and
dirporition to fever the interests of the squatters. MO_
qumtion of slavery seems to here bad little to do with the
election—the settlers, no doubt, thinking squatter.' rights
of more importance to theca then less practical Limes. Gen.
Whitfield in a Tennessean, and has for some time been
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awn Agent in the Territory."
The New York Herald says Whitfield le
represented as being in favor of leaving it to
the people to say whether slavery shall or shall
not be recognised in the territory."
To show the kind of use the Pittsburgh Ga.
setts is disposed to make of the result of this
election we copy the following from that paper
of yesterday:
" That this General Whitfield has been sleeted an the
naked issue of slavery is too apparent to be denied."
And then, to show that even Free Soil papers
are not so unscrupulous on the same subject, we
oopy the following from the Dispatch of the same
date. ;he Di:kWh says:
l• The ilection for delegate In Sawa', It appears, (and
very probably) did not turn on the question of slavery."
We have no more doubt that Sammie will be
free State than that Pennsylvania is one noii.
gam• Some very amusing letters from Utah
have been recently written by new palate and
published in - the Chicago papers, One lately
quired brother is in raptures with the institution
of polygamy.- Be has three wives; the latest,
he says, which he took three months ago, is
from near Hamburg, Germany. She is larger
than either Sarah Ann or Elizabeth, (the dame
of my second wife,) and, I say it without invidi
ousness or impropriety, is decidedly handsome.
ger person is of good size, very round, full chest.,
bright flaxen hair, and soft blue eye. She enters
into the duties of her new situation with wonder
fal alacrity, and is very happy, mire also Sarah
Ann and Elizabeth. Yon may be surprised at
this, but you will be still more so when I assure
you that all my present wives are ant:lona ilia I
should get another—one who is fitted by educa
tion, and physically adapted, to take charge of
the business of the dairy. With snob an arrange
ment of my household every department of a
well organized establishment, on a patriarchial
scale, would have a head to it, and be governed
in order. I have no idelination to comply on my
own account, as I am well satisfied with those I
now have ; bet if I should do so it will be entirely
out of regard for them. My daughter Louisa is
engaged to be married to a man from Penney IVA
who hes already i wife and threeohildrcu."
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its fundfAnd ":- . - ;'?-rts -
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...yell slora4Cefittor of -to
Brooklyn Daily Advertis e, is now on trial for the
murder of his eon in that city some months ago.
It will be recollected ha also _attempted the life
of his wife at the !tame time.
The first teller of the Ocean Bank, N. Y., who
ran-away with between one and two hundred
'diamond dollsiii of its funds, some weeks since,
was 'arrested on Thursday matting at the Jersey
Ulty ferry. Ile had between two and three thou
sand dollars in gold, and two pistols on his per
son.
Extensive forgeries prnOnftting in all to *160,-
000 have been discovered in Baltimore. They
were perpetrated by a hones carpenter doing an
extensive business. A. number of buildings put
up by him daring the last year, including a largo
female seminary, have-been seised under the lien
law, by parties fiavizig claims for materials fern
ished.
Dr. Thomas Dick, author of the Christian
Philosopher, has written a letter to Jesse Shurtees,
of Cincinnati, contradicting the exaggerated re
ports of his extreme Poverty, which originated,
he says, in the fact that Mrs. Dick hid given as
an excuse to a gentleman for not sending a par
cel to a neighboring hotel, that she kept no ser
vant. His books have not proved very lucrative
to him because he always: sold the copyright it
a low figure.
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DECEMBER 9
Nur Bauroz..--Beveral Whig papers are
advocating the claims of ex-Governor Johnston
to the next Benatc;rehip. The Governor's indig
nant denial of his connection with the Know
Nothing party In 'September last will probably
do him no harm. It we are rightly informed,
he has " fixed things " all right in that direction.
The Butler Whig thinks his Free Boil proclivi
ties are entirely in his favor, and the Philadelphia
News—Joe's paper—endorsee the Whig, "over
the kn." The News hopes no one else will fol
low the example of the Whig in its mode of re
commending the GoVernor for the 'high post to
which he aspires.
Lectures this Month.
The Lecture committee of the Young Men's
Library Associstiou have engaged the following
persons to lecture this month : On the 14th.
Mrs. E. Oakes Smith--subject, "'Margaret Fal
ler;" on the 22nd, lion." Horace Greeley—sub
}eat, '.Education as it shill be ;" on the 29th
sad 3011, Bayard Taylor--subject, "loala st,d
the philosophy of travel."
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OHO IltirretwAhr him received e etetemeni
of the condition of the banks of Ohio, es pro
pared by the State Auditor, and from which we
copy the leaning particulars. Returns ethibi
Ling the condition of the iooorporsted banks of
Ohio, on the first of November teat
Discounts
Specie
Esstern deposits
Total resources..
Capital . far,,047,...710,00
Circulation 8,07.1,131&:114
Safety fund stock 1,125,511.74
Due banks ‘..49,727,:;2
Due depoeitore 5,290,512,20
The Canal Dank of Cleveland, is in the hands
of a receiver. The City Bank of Columbus has
suspended payment on its deposits, hut ill To•
deearntita notes on presentation. The Bsysgo
Bard of Cincinnati, has gone into insolvency,
leaving a sufficient deposit of Ohio stocks
to secure the redemption of its outstanding
notes). . --
CLIJMILWILD DIAXONDII--VALVE OF TIM Ron
I.llooll..—From apaper read by Prof. T.Tenniint
at the late meeting of the British Association
for the Advancement of Science, and reported
in the Athesteron, we learn that when the die•
mond was exhibited at the Crystal Palace, it
weighed 186 1-16 carets, its present weight, re.
deiced by cutting, being 102 18-16 carats. The
Rite Duke of Wellington was en interested spec
tator of the operation, and was a frequent visi•
torduring lit progress. It was finished in Sep
tember, -1859., and' occupied thirty-eight days in
cutting. Diamonds are usually reduced to one
half their weight in.cutting; and we give the
exist weigher:if tbe Rob-I-coo?, in order to cor
rect ,assure erroneous statements which have
been published on the subject. The bout dia.
mond in prance 'weighs ED carats, and cost
£lBO,OOO ; It was called the Regent, or Pitt dia
mond, To arrive at an estimate of the value of
the Koh-11100r; it is only requisite Id multiply
102 (its weight) by 102,isnd then by 8, which
would give Z 88,2821118 its value. The Kolpi
noor is of the purest water. In order to test
real diamond, and distinguish between that and
a topes, it Is necessary to scratch it with sap
phire, (Ro. 9 in hardness,) which will mark a
topes, but would not penetrate a diamond.
Miseetianeona News,
During the recent session of the Vermont
Legislature, Mice Lucy Stone received seven
votes for the office of Brigadier General of
Militia.
The Sault St. Marie Canal will be ready for
navigation at the opening of the Spring. A
vessel may then dear from the bead of Lake
Superior for .any part of the world, and pass
through the river St. Lawrence without break
ing bulk.
A new tariff of hires has gone into operation
on the Hudson Meet Railroad, by which the
rates were 'drained to the full extent allowed
under the law. To Albany, the fare is now ;t3•
The rates front way stations are unchanged, for
short distances.
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A GOOD SUOT.—We published last week an
account of an attempted robbery In Licking
county, near Utien, where three men broke into
the house 01 Mr. Campbell, who overheard
them, and who, together with his eon, secreted
themselves in an adjoining. room. While the
robbers were rifling hie desk, the son fired at
them,"'^o of them was seen to fall, and was
carried oil by his retreating comrades. The re
' suit of that shot has only just come to light. It
seems that otariday last a new made grave was
discovered near 'Utica, and after being opened,
the body of a man named Charles Gess was
taken out. Two slugs had passed through his
body, which tdust have eaueed instant death.
-Gess had„,been a resident of St. Louisville, Lick•
ing county, and had several times been arrested
for different offences, but always proved too
eatanipg for, his accusers.—Columbso Jour., 4th.
The Dengezi of the See.
The shipwrecks of the lad eighteen mouths
count up near eight thousand dead. The ac
counts of this single week add • thousand or
more.'Among the most prominent in the great
loss of life ate the following : Sicamers-13irken
head,100 ; City of Glasgow, 500; San Francis
runner 0; arctic, 330; Yankee Bladel4 ; Launch, 24; Pearl, 18. Sailing
rissels—Qtylapus and Trade Wind, 24; Walter
Claxton, 18; ship, E. Z., 19; cutter Hamilton,
1b; Tayleur, 807; Staffordshire, 180; Favor.
Ito,
.201 ; Mary Jane, 144; Santa Anna, 70
Powhotten, 380 ; New Era, 277 ; Johannes, 84;
Abadlab,
701; Mercedes, 781 ; W. H. Davis,
29 ; Annie "-Jane, 375 ; Europa, 18 ; Waldron,
85; Leviathan, 28; Warren, 14, Total, 034..
FANNY Fans INSANII.--" Are you aware that
the author of this work was once insane ?" ask
ed a strange gentleman to Mason Brothers, as
he:turned over.the leavers of Fanny Fern's new
novel-- 0, Bath HalL"
- " Certainly not," replied the astonished pub
lishers; ."yon must be shghtly "touched your
self, to circulate such an absurd report."
"Not at all, gentlemen, not at all, I can as•
sure ..youi" said the imperturbable stranger;
"yeti know it is an established fact that Fanny
Fern, not being able to command meahs to
buy oil icircendlea,,wrote-. some or her- first ar
ticles by moon-light ; and that, I take it, was a
decided mien of lunnr ses".(hinacy.)
The oysters were taken on the half-shell.
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• i, - OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. on the frontierfurnish deplorable proofs of the I
.liseatert of the Secretary of the Navy. insufficiency of our vntlitaryferce, end of the ab'
Tfie - annual report of the Hon. James C. Doh- eolute neecretcessity ay for
ast itsyear. inoresse, which lima urged -
hre
effective
l. . ,
: bin, Secretary of the Navy, will be read with in-
y our
r force does not exceed eleven
Serest by the friends of our navy: It abounds thousand men, which is entirely inadequate for
with interesting facts and important suggestions, the purpo s e s f or w hich we maintain a standing
eitad displays a commendable zeal and energy on muffle Its immediate increase is urged, nii a
d of securit to
1 ;kall part of its author. We have room only for costient to give some egreo . y
the Indian frontiers, for which services the
the following abstract : 1 regular force is the most efficient, cheap, proper
The report recommends In additional but gra- • and constitutional means. The Increased pay to
dual increase of the navy ; its reorganization i enlisted men, induced the enlistment of 1,005
and the enactment of new regulations for the
1 men in October and September last, ag
dicipline and improvement of stamen. ainst
I 309 men during the corresponding months last
The movements of the various squadrons are
I year. The number of recruits required for the
reported in detail. The sloop of war Albany, service of the ensuing year will probably not be
last heard from at Aspinwall on the 28th Sep-' less than 6,000. Re recommends the use of
[ember, when eho left for New York. Painful I camels and dromedaries for military purposed
anxiety is felt touchiug her fate. The steamer again, and asks an appropriation to test their
Princeton was sent in eearoh of her several days 1 usefulness. An increased pay for officers is
since. i urged as an act of justice and necessity. Addi-
Lieut. Strain and party a r e comp limented fort tional legislation is asked to place the widows
enterpriee and exhibition cf powers of ender-I and orphans of the officers and soldiers of the
anco and generous devotion to duty in the explo- , army on an equality with the widows and orphans
ration of the Darien ship canal route. lof the officers and soldiers of the navy.
The result of the expedition is, according to The necessity of a revision of our military le-
Lient. Strain's report, that the proposed canal is ,
totally impracticable, and this the Secretary tip- gielation in some important particulars is point
ed out, in order to prevent conflicting claims in
preh,tele settles the question forever. , regard to rank and command, which now give
Toe I ,Illberdrileili of G re) ts wn by the sloop
of war Cyan° is narrated, am? the Secretary re- rise to much inconvenience and trouble. One
great source of difficulty is the double rank re.
marks that " he c .ul I sot reprove Commander 1 cogoized by our laws; to remedy this it is pro-
Hollins for his conduct. Gum only often lends i posed to give effeot to brevet rank only where
her sympathy to the sutra, er, however just the the President may see fit, and forbid the exercise
punishment ; but patrinism rarely condemns of brevet commissions in the regiment, troop, or
the bravo officer who administers that punish- company where officers are mustered Elaborate
meat, from a sense of justice to his countrymen, suggestions fur reorganization of the staff corps
whose property has beou destroyed, nod whose are presented, and compared with European eye
national flee La. been tusulied." tems. It is proposed that there be nine Brigs-
Commodore Perry is hizbly complimented for dier Generals ; one for each department; one for
his success in Japan. the Quartermaster General, one fur Adjutant
On the increase of the N ivy the Secretary says
General, and two for Inspectors General ; being
he "is far from the opinion that the eolargemeht au addition of three to limbo who now, by
of our Navy should stop with the action of last I brevet or otherwise, have rank laud command as
Congress. The protection of our commerce; the Brigadie- Generals. Other marked changes in
guarding our extended ci isst; the preservation of Bea appointments, rack and duty are proposed.
our rank ay a nation. &maul that we should not I Reforms in the organization of regiments are
he entirely stotdinory, aril with inactive indif- also suggested. The expediency of general pro
fereuce behold the progress of ether powers in i motions by seniority, instead of merit, is doubt
naval strength. Eeeu with the additional wino- jed by the Secretary; and the establishment of •
Jelled steam frigates our oars. force will not ex- retired list again urged. Profeesorshipe of ethics,
seed fifty vessels in condition for service. Weak- I end of English studies, at the military academy,
ness invitee segreesion, and never inspires ! are recommended.
respect, while a cksiaait.igsd a mnia an d visible 1 Many other subjects urn treated of at consid
preparations command consideration and are the 1 arable length.
true safeguards of pc-are" The necessity and'', _ _._._____ __ _— —__
propriety of au auginentad Navy is eloquently ;
argued at contdderaelelensth, and the objections 1 TELEuIt A r RIC.
thereto enewered. I
Thr Secretary tines c.s propose to increase the 1 Fie the O'Reilly Lines for the Morning Post
number of etiteers nor materially enlarge the 1
Execution of a Murderer...My eeeee one
squadrons, and thereby largely increase the cur- Dleappe a
rent expenses, nor have a navy of the immense ,
All eand extent cf earns co me n a rks of European i Now Your, . December
wife,of bas
convicted
was exeeci
powere, brat to increase iht inateral of our navy lat Toronto cf the murder oi
so as at least to approzinate .0 a state of re a d,. ; tel en Nlo , nday•
net's for ewer , wli ,l ie wise statesmen ' The Detroit Times says that Peter Richitigs
Ar i se to are: I , 1.,,,,,,,,. ~,.„, „ rt ., prepare to left there for St Louis on Tuesday. and was
meet. It will be the iiocrotary's pliasure to co- se s d after the taint left . It is supposed he
operate with the legislative department of the'. was drowned at 11..inct_n a ti.
government 'n pra..ti , lllv carry in g out there ,
1 • '-, Dewey Felt of anew
views.. l ILleit a • , December 7.—lt is still at:lowing,
The Secretary renew s hi-c recommendations of with
lorry
inches
on
a Irest
last year for the re ,rj.,1117 ~ 1 911 ,f, the
Navy Several vessels have been wrecked on Like
the creation of a retired 1,-: fir Infirm officers;, 0,,,,,, all the losses of property
are large
:he discharge of tlis liethoieut ; nut to have No lives „ et
promottetin regio.nted by
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'cit:./ 'ad,. merit. l " ° 'l The mouth of rienessee river is fast filling
some degree, iontena c: by littil,trity ci forlitel,
with ice.
,;ion ; and pay, to some extent, he e , :ntrolled by;'. -...—
sera service i measlier Wreelted—Death of the Mayor
So far as he has awl, racy, these views will of Detroit
guil e hi' ''''n'" coon ''''•" - i t ee'-itl ii " lie 8r1T.11.0, December 7.—The steamer May
s:bye t—'• 1 C.1“...+1 r•t: - tott.eol for promotion to flower was wrecked a few days since, and Khan
higher rank and per ctei e-i; wr... -2 i Let Wirtit if, , toned N o u tsuracoo.
frem incleieity, i seer r: . - , 1 : 7 yiliilCti. Ido J 4.0 Laiue, Mayor of Detroit, died on Mon.
not appeectet: the JuJitett or p oey of promoting , day last.
to a higher trade a, a lli,:t: Viii.. C4l,llirt perform •
unless in tar vaeepti , ts! sa. , s. as ci. mplonent
wry reward Is.r aeriii - s riolered Ii a. neither
More nor lee-' than eirt.olog, the If-competent,
all then ordenut• the nn,-r.u.., , . , 1 competent to
do their work '•
The etijr-C11‘,..1 air-u 9.: 11- proposed reform
are ably con•idere t lie ssys much is still to
he done to gls, i roll r F''..ir,r, origm, viper.
character sod race.. ot to 1 system of discipline
in nova! servies lie as tie IF la reelonsmen dug
the restoration of floeeting The experience of
the navy justifies its s brogetti.e. There is, how
ever, urgent necetelly tor it,t,:ae tultetitute, ac
companied with a plat, ,f reward as well -s
punishment a ,to,lllUte Wti,ca would be
prompt and eure—in order to restrain the
offender and deter t l s inconsiderate ; to reward
equally sure the vacrous; to encourage fidelity
and promote respectability. It is not the sever
fry, but the certainty nut promptness of pee
lehment wool! I romoto disciptioe lie recom
mendsl that the commenter of any vessel be au
thorized by law It , melee a summary court-mar
tial fur the trial of petty others and those be
low them; that they hies power to punish by
dishonersole ii; , ;h.. , ge in any [art, or by con
finement an reducel ratios., 10 i without pay,
with extra loi.or cud a denial , t shore priviliges
lie renews his I eitolnint'odAllOti of last your of
the plan to induce Pr ,irleri 1,. become Ilene 0-
ututly attached to the Navy, 1:y granting c,„oili
tiOlitill kayo of absence at the mud of a cruise,
and increase 1 pay ..ti re enlistment. It is the
Secretary's purp.iio to immediately adopt, in
modified farm, the apprentice system, and eri
comrage the enlistment of American boys from
fourteen until tillrei„ty our years of age; to inn('
them first on a receiving stilli, then on Cruleare,
in practical seaman.-hip Ile is clearly of the
opinion, 14100, that ilia number of men in the
service should to increase) a' leant twenty five
hundred. The oundier of the marine corps is
deemed entirely t.,0 email, an I an indefinitely
stated increase ie earn , r.ty ,c,mmended. The
corps would be improvcd and elevated in charac
ter by adopting some system of appointing offt•
core of military edircatii n hold training .
A marine basin mod railway at the San Fran
cisco navy-yard its reeut•ntrien . le.l.
Prof. l'slaury's itchier...tricot.) in developing his
theory of winds and curt-cuts, and his prepara
tion of charts are noticed most flatteringly. It
is estimated that the bevies to our commerce by
the nee of his charts would amount to several
millions per annum.
Robert L. Stevens' iron war steamer, shot
and shell proof. for harbor defence, is rapidly
progressing. The boilers will be ready to put
on board in about them weeks.
Of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the Se
cretary says:
"The Naval Academy has, during the past
year, continued to present to the country prac•
tical evidence of the wisdom and foresight of
its projector. Under the vigilant superinten
dence of Commander Ouldsborongh and his
worthy assistants, the strictest discipline has
been enforced, to the marked benefit of this in
etitution.
" The plan of education is now thorough, and
the training of the youth admirable. The
cruise in the practice Ship is of immensurable
advantage to imparting at ton early age practi
cal knowledge ,f seamanship. During the last
summer the Treble, with 31 young Midshipmen
visited Portsmouth and Plymouth, in Ragland,
and Brest and Cherbourg, in France, thereby af
fording them an opportunity of examining the
naval establishments at those points.
" The contract has been made for the erec
tion of a machine SilOp it Annapolis wider the
act of Congress authorizing St, and I shall
avail myself of the first opportunity when the
service will permit, to substitute a steamer for
the sloop now used as a practice ship. The num
ber of students now at the academy is one hun
dred and silty. Attention is called to the re
port of the chief of the bureau of ordnance and
hydrography,• and the annual report of the
board of examiners, as also that of the comman
ders of the practice ship."
The legitimate expenditures for the support of
the navy and marine corps tor the fiscal year,
ending June 30, 1854, amounted to $6,891,-
882, with some outstanding claims to be paid.
The amount required for the same purpose,
for the fiscal year, ending Juno 80, 1855, is $B,
917,297.—8a1!im0re Sun.
Secretary of Wane Report.
The annual report of Col. Jefferson Davis, Sec
retary of War, is an interesting, business-like
document, and makes many important reeom.
mendatione, in order to give increased efficiency
to the important branch of the public service
over which he presides. We annex a brief ab
stract :
-----
The actual strength of the army is only ten
thousand seven hundred and forty-five. The
whole authorized strength is fourteen thousand
two hundred and sixteen. The deficiency is fast
decreasing by more rapid enlistments. A state
ment of the changes made in the dietribution of -
fiereat Cur e of lithentiattlarn...-The edit,
the army during the last year is given. . of the Richmond Republican, of December 24th, iddi2, say
that Carter's Spanish Mixture in no quiet medicine.
The removal from Florida of the remnant of
the'Seminoles has received the attention of the They had a man in their press min who was Mtli:ted
D,partment, but its efforts have not been very with violent mercurial rhenmatiam, who was continually
successful. Better fortune is expected next complaining of misery in the bank, limbs and joints:—his
year; thrbugh - the instrumentality of the new eYcs had become feverish and mariery, nechimolliss,throat
plan of operations. The Indian difficulties else. &le, and all th e symptoms of rheumatism, combined with
where are alluded to. The massacre of
Lie
Sarofulw Two bottles of CASTE'S'S SPANISH MIXTURE
ant Gratton and men by the Sioux is narrated, cured him, and, in an editorial notice as above, they beer
end the fact stated that the army force is quite testimony to its wonderful effects, and say their only re.
inadevate to the protection of our frontiers, pet w, that .11 suffering with disease of the bleed are net
ard to pinieh Indian aggressions. Our entire
aware of the existence or such a me d i ehe • "lei cheerfully
lows in Indian actions during the year is four of- recommend it
co
Seers and sixty-three men killed, and four offinere ..." See their eerithreie' and mice in /hit area " the
llWOtti.l.M. o „ wen. v0.p40.....The .99smop eau.
.•
- ~l'ir.f.
Vt.amrr Fleerrat..-Loe• of Leto.
:yew rtahaaas. lbcruther —The steamboat
tlyi roe was bunt this morning. at the mouth of
Srw Ti"?. I-tr Hecker, of Plaquemine, with
his sun anti daughter. perished in the flames.
rterer.l others were burnt to death.
Several failurea are rumored.
Brig Asbere--Ner crew 1. Pewit
liurraLo, December —Toe brig Lewiii Cass
went ashore, east of Conneaut tiiers. She hal
a crew of seven aboard, and cannot be steed.
DZIPATCILI
The crew of the Lewis C 4841 were saved by the
government life-boats. _
i'aormenca• December h.—Toe steamer Piy•
month Rock pasted a cotton laden Schooner on
are off Btratf,rl The crew of the latter were
ineteible. It is presumed that they took toihe
boats.
51111,p0•1 1100 ••
Saw Osantas, DeCeMbrr h —.Molise, Coff
man kCo , Dullit, Miller .*c , Stnitb, John
ston A. Scott, James ti. Mulford k Co., sod
Armstrong, !darns A. Co. have suspended.
Ittimayins, linietaber 7.—Two police officers,
and :ltunlry, Were arrested on a charge
nrroaing I.lack boy as a vagrant, and sell
ing him to a f.rater in Carroll county.
Prof Ilysitesse.
STRA , USE, Drcember 7.—There Imo nobody
bort by the collision lut eight, but the engine
and care were badly smashed. There were no
trains on the New York Central Itlnroad to day.
•CONCOIII , . N. II , December B.—The Democrats
of the let Cougrreeional District have nominated
Grorfto W Kittridire for Congress, anti endorsed
the Admiatetrattoo.
ire- Worms R Worms I.—Tb.n 1. no don.. more
c-mmon among children, and eet none whkh PO frequ•ntly
battles the alai' of ihe pbys,Wan, u wartus. They are
highly detrimental to the contUtution; and their presence
should be carefully guerdeel '.eyialost by parent!. On the
drat menlfeetation of symptom!, .eery means should be
marl to expel them promptly and tlaoroughly. ?CLAN Wl+
VIRMIPLICIE le w.ti retabilvited m tire moat certain, eat
and opew.ls remedy ever offered for tido troubleecme aro.
dengerroue malady ; all who have the management o
children 'hooka keep tide invaluable medicine at hand. I •
additbn to It. perfect owlet), It never fella to pmeluos th
dealred effect.
nelfugee, to comport/ion, are worthier. Th, bl'Latie's erne
nine V erniiings, also hie celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
hod at oil the respectable Drag Morse in the Bolted States
and Canada
Aloe, for sale by the sole propritor*,
/LIMING BROS.,
encore/ere to J. Kidd &
SO Wood s o..
•
munity la deploring the evils mulling from the use of
Pernicious preparation , of alcohol, a atimulant exhi!erant
and inalgoraut, purely vegetable In its nature, and entail•
lag no reaction, Is of immense importance to the public
and to the medical world. be faculty admit the necessity
for tonics mud cimulants; they have long administered,
and continue to administer, sphituous liquors and narcotic.,
in • large class of eases; buthere la • renovator and reeto
relive that not only reinforce. the vital powers, tones the
stomach, and regulate. the secretions, but keeps them in
the condition necessary to health and vigor. Half the
' disease., that distress and harms the civilised portion of
the human race are nervosa in their character, and spring
from our artificial mode of living. Dyspepsia, Dillon. dis
ease, ell disturbanoem of the principal internal functions,
~,- Fri
~ ~ ~~~`.
~~ o
S ~t
=ON
IFekeoaker en Fire
A of Poileeines.
Nominatlo■ for Coogrips•
Darrlavere pleas be rueful to nolt for Dr. ltria•
lehrstrol Vermlfuev, end tak• none else. All other V
tM2M9:=IZOM2
produce a disastrous effect upon the nervea. Now, MORSE'S
INVICIORATINO ELIXIR strikes both at the cause and
the affect; regulating the secretions, while it tranquilins
the nerves it Is destined to take the place of alcoholic
stimulants so ► medical agent, and it is, as has been prover(
in countless fastener., a mental exhilorant, the nee of
which Is never succeeded by melancholy or hypechondrle.
The Cordial le put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot
tles. Price three donere per bottle; two for nye dollar.;
/412 for twelve dollars. C. H. RING, Proprietor,
11/2 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druniste tbroughoat the Bolted Btaten, Canad
and the Went Indlea.
AGENTS.
FLEMING k BROS., N. 60 . Wood street, Pittsburgh_
DR. GEO. 11. KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood street, di
R. E. SELLERS& CO., No. ST Wood strsoL
J. P PLESIINfi, Allegheny CRT.
U2==EZU=iMZ
Firm in n SUIT OF CLOTHES, Is greatly onhaneed by
having them 0000, and entrants TO TEM 8111010.. GitIBBLE
has got all that to ReCeliSiTy to effect that great consomme.
Uon, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persons
wishing to experience all this, end he only moderately
charged, can do eo by calling at 210 Lumen awe, bead of
WOOL
P. S.—Pantaloons, in particular, Ls one of bin preulect
fork+. He utmot be beat in the etyle and lit of thi, gar-
NtOltereti; Waimea conld be given, If neoesuuy, to
corroborate this statement. (doch) (HUBBLE.
.;:'ECIAL NOTICE
Leettire before St. Paul Insist.a.a.
the r A Ldallie DITCUACTIDAY CIILTIIIII VW be deliver.
ed by Very Bev E on THURSDAY inniN ll4B
CP, at 7 o'clock, m the basement of SE pituriVethednit
—4he proneeda for the benefit nt the Poor- deof:7t
IA le orlon -- C 11l zene In sugaggutlO ersatie
g7.pag1i1r......40 •• election for Mee* Dtrdailei of two
earnestly; to gctre the ennume year. will be karat t
eem l:
tba
NAIL:Ie
of the Company, ou MONDAY, the 18th Dio . Oolliw..
hours of 10 A. X. end 3 P. M.
dee SA NIIM L. InELT" BeeretarY•
- -- _.
10 ,.. 7. A AliOsessDlL CALVIN M. FITCH, of New .,
York, would announce to the citizens of Western
Pennsylvania that Le is at present delivering a course of
LECTUItRS AT PITTSBURtiII, where he will remain till
Demmber 18th, during which period he may be consulted
dully, at his room. at the City Hotel, corner of Third and
Smithfield streets, for
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
ACTIIMA, CHRONIC naoNcums,
DYSPF.P/PLA, FFJdALIi DISEASPS,
rano all others connected with ur prellspoiing to Come:imp .
non, in the treatment of which Lis experience and
unrivalled opportunity for observation have_given him the
most marked SILUSGM.
Dr. Fitch thwlrev to see Lie patients personally, a every
instance, where it is poreible; where it is not, a medal
statement of the case may be sent by letter, to which a
prumpt reply will be returned, giving his opinion of the
--si, and when he is willing to undertake the treatment;
-
.he exp.se of the remelt. regulates. ino7alior
will state
Oa To Lot.--THIC SCOOND STORY OP THY PIMP
TUN it KNOINR ROUSE (a Usti aultabie Rr public
) will be let for three or four night. in the week.
E nquire
Enquire o 0 BORON 711N8TON,
f
ot.3m at S. liEClorkarfe, R 0.9 6 Wand almost.
Franklin Booing Fund and Loan
Associatiou, 08111C16, - No. 9I YBONT STRAIT.
Direount Day—MOADA Y. Notes offered on SATURDAY
to the Perretary, at the More of John H. Mellor, No. 81
Wood street. Weekly Dues received at the same time and
p l us . [deolitmi J . WHITTI6I4, Secretary.
0 , 110 W ARD Health Association of
Pittsburgh, Pa...-OBVICK, No. 108 MAP
&TY .tEET, opposite the Telegraph Ogle.
Thin A.A.:m[lon Ix organised for the purpose of affording
mutual anainten , e to each other, In Cue Ofsieknein Or No.
client. By paying a small yearly payment, the meanbere
of the Am.:tenon securer a weekly benefltdartng dolmen,
averaging from $2,21 to $lO per week. In this Association
all members are equally totereetet in the management and
protita. O. B. 11'iClitiZ1Z, President.
T. J. Boom, Secretary.
N.
Fiona* lionadtreo—Joais Boa, JAMB BLUM, O.
11007000 ,
Consulting Phyntelan—Y. Dian, LI. D. neriktf
Pittsburgh and Krle ilatiroadrilo .
Neel. hereby given to the Stockholders of Um little
ourgt, an/ Erie Railroad Company, that an election will be
held at West 0 reeurille, Meroer comity, Pe., on the TIBET
MoNDAY UP DECRIttIY.R, at 11 o'clock. A. far Dino.
tors to aorta fur the coming year.
nor 10 TWIRLS J. now?.
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company ;
OFFICE 65 Flh7'll STREET,
MASONIC HALLS
JA PITT MES 110 BUGH P residen. A.
UN, -
Csss.t.se A. CoLsos, Secretary.
This Cvmpaay stakes every Inzusenee appertaining toot
oont.ected with LIFE am&t.
Also, against 11011 enslesawo Risks on the Ohio and Mir
siveippi rivers Atott trilsoteries, er.d llasitte gesterelly.
Ao.l eselstst Loos and D.INKII hi Fire, sad against the
Perils of the Soo sod Inland Esslgatiow
Policies tooted at the lowest rates arosintstitly tL skiety
to all partite.
.... •
Jame. S. 110,0, l Wm. B. Mum.
riato 4,1 31'Clorkdo, James D. PraUl.
, A, Mum I'M ilips, Alesamter Bradley,
Jot. &mi., John Fullerton, ,
•
Jo .I , t r. 4.01.mat0, M. D, I Robert Galway,
J•ho M'AliAn., I Alasandar Reynolds, Anne
Win. Y. Jonnoten, atrung Connty,
James Mat .r.us• I, Dot' N. Los, Eltianalxig,
cio:ro: 6 6611.0, liiramStowe,B6•666.
to)2-i•ly
AE.TN A
1I AE TNSVILANC EONN. CONPANY,
TOED, C
Chartered lii 10—Capi tal awe*. 014 0 , 000 .
7uus. K. BRACE, President.
TI Pk. A. ALKLANDEIL Seerdlegy.
I.ret.(r.:r:;.Tu-S,t. Thomas Iretece,
Et/easier Flower,
it en.i We,lbrilate, E. A R. UA*.
J.. ph Chur , h, Roland Nedra,
Yrieleriek I) ler, I:Awls 0. N.. 4,,
R: Dart liu.ll. Samuel S. Ward, 4-
Miler A Tuttle, [Leif Z.• Pratt,
Jobe L Ike well, A. is De ale,
(lusts, se E Lama Junius P. Si ..
Air l'olleies on fire and Inland Melo, ilare terets
ble term% by GF.OIIO6E It. AIINOLD, aft, , .
arreLnir lio. II Boarth dna, Pittebsegia :
T4'AlLlf g l B ' 11 1 7rs'iusr, =,..PVIKAt
.k L. L ilAilPileu-,Keereiorl.
Op.:: Oa W,arr .T erat t lenseme/Larrket awl Kroodstretta.
Inter,' 111.71.1. talCAßlio Shia oa the Ohio and Mahe
sipo Rive, •n 1 tributaries.
I uae ref s rsirot Loos Or Damao liy The.
ALIO- A cellist the Perils of the HM. and Inlanaltsirlip.
Bonet .I T:enerrhition.
leSSaine4
B. D. King, WagLeriperjr.,
aa lil et loesteley, Samuel N. Mee
rsciu-I Rea.
Bingba
IVA,. rt Du elap,jr., John It Dilworth
base M reanaik Prende Yellers,
F Cern. n.b. J. rehoonsualler,
Walter Bryant, Trillitatii. Ser. '- -
John Sidittra. der26
../LnaOCIATIGD lelrayames Mammano•
;MY Company of the City of Pinaburgb.
J. K Ymident—lSOUlßT FINNEY, Mem
lobar* asairat 71111 said YAWNS BLSKii ofall
Vc.:s.irsiar stmt.
• InialleaC
J. E. Moothited,
Y. C. (S." y.,
Wm. M. li-Ust,
C. H.
N. Y. ilwixtr..
Jo.rph Esp.,
A LARGE LOT FOR SALE.
& Lot. kg , t/ ROHN b.river hank, la Biradatil
Hib feet by SJO feet. sod hesitated by four atteet.‘
ell en reaeonable terms. It is mar Dakotan *Co's
oew worm. and "coral Ott.' lllSAstactiaing NW.
dleolbripiat mad heat /of acne to be bad la
tavola thatadbe neeleiactaiing Forpotaa Lltbs preset,
and etra of tocumbrate.A. Kegs of
C. at his Law Mos.
• j,
'Pull. .1,-, ce Pittsbureh.
r a m IN *stern Pennsylvania lioapitalw
Drs. 1.. Suit .t. '.ti.t, between Wood sad Mattel
.trwts.tod J. rma, North-out corner of Diamond, Alir
qbeey city. are the afteallas Physiciaasto U.. above load
tutlon, ter the Wei goarter of 11154.
Appileattotoi Wr adsolasion may b made to them at all
hocn at t offiarci de
or at the Hospital at 2 o'ckwit,
Itorent beit
cases of ttallojni7 are rectlved at al h• 12114
Intl., Corm .
C. 1 ICAOKR, 110 MAIIIIICF street, Pitts.
bor,rh, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In FANCY
AND Ft - AMR 1 . ARI BTU AND DUN' OWN, oltsre to city
an! coontry dealers no large and ereariesfead stoet of
Gonda no any tasters, brut's, and saute pricer, thus Paling
roght, time nod expense'. 1. 3 .7 d
C,r ,l o;on . t, V Ce — to P ee l T=tt i et sA W :r 4u Zler g.
rrrrosusos Lows. N0.330-4(Atts every Toodaievee
MIL:V.IIOi Eoceitrearr, No. ST--lisets tint and third
Friday of each month.
Nisticis.•••The JOUILNXYWIN TAILORS BO
llty LINTY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
nret WKDNBSDAY of every mouth, at BCHOCIII=LIPB,
to the Diamond. By order.
080. W. MSS, BeCnta.l7.
• ATTNNTION! 5.4 U.—Yon are hereby notified to
attend at your AnnOry, on MONDAYS, WICIDNISS.
DAYS and FRIDAYS, ter drill, wad to tratrot tomb bosh
nese as may come before the Company. P. KARR,
•-•
PIENNEYLVABILA LL COLLEGS,
AT IiARAISBURG, PA.
tQIS Institution, for the. tiberel education of Young
I Ladles, vested by Charter full Collegiate powers,.
has been to successful operation itor.,nters than 01Se yen . .
The location is one of tbs most pleglint and pietnreeque In
the Stale, The arrangements of the College are sueh u
&Mord peculiar advantages in acquiring s solid bade far the
mental soporstrumurs. There are two departments—the
Collegiate and the Preparetory, with their apprupris
Wench. of learning. The course of.study in ogee
year., designated by as many diqueri, • diallt W
Ir
ren
admitted at any time. .
Board of
REV. BEVERLY N ;ALTIII, A Principal.
suss U.Ctillinta, Itrim:fled FetealeaTeether.
Ernes oes A. Jounson, Aillsfeat.
MAD . 1.2.1. u. lISSASSIST, Teacher of French, Lo.
u. G. Wont thou, H. D., Leouarsr on Anatomy. Ac.
Wu. 9. Roweon, Lecturer on Natural aistory, Natural
Philosophy, de.
Qata Journ Holm" Prof. of Itustnsmental Mud.
Jno. T. Co re, Prof. Vocal Music.
For Circulars, or for .ther luformation, Warne the Pike
Mud, It. K. WAUGH , Harrisburg, Pa. deel'stun
New College, LaYetyette Salle Wood istreet.
D EN.NI A N sti i ttOOK HERPES°. ARITHMETIC, de.
—l.O t M I Ll, a IMO. continue to receive new stu
dents upen very favorable terms, for practiced thetruction
in the above named hrunches, qualifying them thoroughly
for the duties of the counting zoom. Open day and ere.
Mug. Mr. JUJU: BARI*, Prolimor of HookaseAngolin.
Please read the following testimonials:
We take great pleasure in certifying to lie Bacirsqualitl.
cations ea a thorough boot-keeper, and hilly eampsilient to
instruct youog gentlemen to the s cience of aceounts,baddes
being a good methematician and ripe ectadar in other re
speete. Jona Itmaaet
late ktefeseor in Pitteburgl Oommercial college.
Principal of the 'ibitei Ward Pittille kneels. .
Jon. Kbibc , ,
Principal nutAl Aaghesy.
I am conetheed that Prof. Miller le eminently guandad
for hie profteeion. A. B. Bacata,
decb Praeldiiii of latforioa Collage.
I6 l`o r r Di 'i la tc `ll. s wn
Ivl Bauclitiee and i i ts ~
Farts; Vemonstrating its Intlnettoeee a Ctvßtaed Inetlta:
Lion, on the II eppiness of the Indbridrial End the Program of
the Hare: by L arid Mrs: Miry & ()eve
Niebois; In 1 volume, 18 mo.,nloth: 490 pagan
This hook of Marriage • le nary different from any other
ever written on its prod.& lad surnieetiv•-thasne. It M a
serious and ecienttlie invetingslool4 gagman the oollosballth
of this great petrel ends! inalitones, with the mewl state
of tilloloo society, and demonstrating the WIN Ism and
conditions of the love relations of the sessel, erhleh ase
neoemary to individual rove:mica, and mete] harmony ; or
the highest condition an grestesthappineasof Evan. Peke
$l. For sale by IL MTN= I 049,
dash No. 88 thrilthoeid street.
• Henry & CO,
VHOLESALE , tifLOCEILB and Ootom Warebanta,
corner of peen andltorin sa,Jiittabargh. t
111±A PET DidUAZINIC IN Taff 18 ---- =Soikefs
Glas dlonthly dfarasiser.—Tidswork,the stumped wbkh
pee ever be off materhe publle, oontahre one hundred
pages of readingn each number, forming. two vol
umes oaeh year of ear. hundred loyaloollWveraged, or Metre
hundred pages of reading muter yearly, for one lir eta&
numbers 10 rents. Pot sale by H. MINER 00.,
deer No. 2 Eleoltideld street.
- - - - -
DATARD TfiF1.011,45, NNW HOOT—The Land at the
iSSTACCI, or Pictures of Palestbm, Asia Mime, Sicily
and Spain: by Bayard Taylor. - -
Frank Ladle's Oasette or Faelikom, 4r DeMenber.
For vale by . H. MINIM i CO.
deft/ 32 Smithfield street.
.
B UOISWELIKAT—&) sacks Bayrtmest br ar tri r male by
LAnt se.Wk7beer..l goad • •ag lota m All.skylg_
near the outer depot, 21 120 fort; price $240 to ioss4
each. Terms, oar-fourth tuhand,
remain
uier In three Ja
mul payments. S. CtlTtißitltT BON,
dec7
CICAB CIDES-10 bble of very aapariar Crab Cider re-
ILe eeiTed anellbr We by •
deb 7
ICATES, 'BltAllol--Jult received 300 pars of -rtt
0 .sported Nisei; prices from 20 toots to SS,OO pee Pair.
Also Strap. for the same for male al
SOWNt TNTLFIrIit,
=:tt;llU=2
dad
. .
A IMMO; .
Otiagn"7 ..Deeember 7th, by the Dam Dr. MU, Mr.
AN drPittsborik, to Mies SARAH A. PAL NIB, demilti Palmer, Req., a Pitt tesieshtp..
In IMedel on the ihth nit ., by Daiwa' 0M1=101:11,
in praises o -71.2.1700 rad, Mayor MAS MAXIS, to
MADDADDMI:D. J 071103, both oi thatcity.
ADvganisinuarre
Merrily Mingle the 8e11e..--gleightug
Parties furnished eta Mode on the dented noeioe,
on applkatkm to MANS CARGO, at R. M. Oases Dever
risen datterT No. 4i Poorih street.
w Grand Prise Fancy Dieu Party at Warns 11w, on
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, December 15th. Tickets 76
ousts. Sochi Dancing Assembly,as usual, on Tuesday'd ere eye-
ARR.A.MASJIFENTI POll 18611.
der. • Atli
EUROPEAN AGENCY.
The Oldest Eitel)Relied Mae in Pittilmrgh, for
Remitting Money - to the Old Country.
TAMES BLLIEKLY bogs loam to say to those persona
etS booing friends in the Old Country, and desirous of
*fiber seeding Gunn money or guying their pmeage, that
hie arrangelosult fis doing either is now complete, and on
to Arm a bags that mistakes cannot occur, nor Imo accrue
to any pasty Daring the but to years in which be has
been in this budetora, he has remitted over a half million
of dollar without the tea of • dollar, and the home Or
shish be Is agent, in Liverpool, hew shipped not lees than
45,000 pawns during the last yeas to this country, without
• complaint of neglect of duty on their part.
Ils can Isles painsuger deketa for London, Dublin,.Lr
pooh Glasgow, Cork, Belfast, Drogheda, Limesick Poet
hush, Newry, (Wow, Londonderry, and Dundalk, to Now
York, Plillsetelphia, baton Baltimore, and New Orleans,
and from theme to Pitteburili; mid will &Met etrictly to
forwardingliamongers fraud thenoe to any Tort of the cows
try. fle also has sight draft' for isle, po.yab4 et the fol
lowing blame, Ws:
ON =GLAND.
Edwards, Seabed t Co. London.
Wm. Tappecon Co ... ..... LlompooL
(Loanable in the prlmipal cities and towns throughout•
Ingland and Wahm.)
ON IRELAND.
Provincial Bank, Ireland— ...--...---.-Dublln-
Musteunt -
Cavan, DUZIgIIOI2OI4 Mallow
Parsomtown, Drogheda, Loncaderry,
Ball ins, liallyshannon, Kilkenny,
Coloodno, lenniskilleu, Dungannon,
Carlow, Banbridge, Limerick,
Waterbed, Doaropatrick, Galwey,
t tiejl i, Clow:tel t, Cooteit
Ettrabene, lialymena, Cork,
tg.gg e„ Wexford.
SCOTLAND.
National Bonk of Scotland, Edinbmg, and as bnuothea
in fifty towns In licrotland.
ON PRAI3OI.
Messrs. gdwardoan Blunt A
in Co., dryy i nkers
Francs) pada.
(Lable yn
ON OBBLIANY.
Seem. 'legal, Kock I Co., Baskets, Iftankibrton-thaWairt.
(Available in any city in Germany
Jam gr,e i=vy,
comma of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Armagh.
'imam,
Blip,
Boom,
Bandon,
Itaudonoothy,
Bon s
Monghan,
liltruob,
1 Yeanoy,
• -
Christmas am& New Tears Presents.
G9.o6Gft 69 Market street, trill offer on and
eller Mashy; December Mb, et freehold prieee, the
balance of Lis stock of
CLO TM
HZ LONG SHAWLS,
WOOLEN LONG SHAWLS,
DK.NBI3 OGOW.,
PANCY DANN SILK&
SHILNCJI BIIBBOIDENIEN.A 4 -
PlLtsbargh, Decemaberr CO, 1854—pisei-ix
Nelodeens.
'TUT RECEIVED, s lams lot of YELODEONB, of ei
b dam
edam Plano style. with double teach.
" Piano style ' blaiodeona
6 " Ratable Malodems.
4 1 ,4 - Portable Malakom.
4 " Portable Melodeons.
SLa alarm are of awe style, and very handsome. Par
mak at manntaMerm's prices. Also, ramming a ilfflr lot of
Pianos. JOHN IL 61KLLOR.,
al Wood stmt.
-
ZI6II.AWL6-600 more Cquar• Woolen libaarli st 62
0 alas,
6226 No. 22 rifilk steed.
rtLIZAP CALICOS-10 oust snora of thaw 4 sad b oea
11.../ Callas at A. A. MASON A CO '
4.9 No. 25 Fifth attaet.
8..,.„ ‘ . "
11 . )111.11AL POQUZTB—Joycotions, nolitiopm, Moor Bodo
J) Flow' and Bogue% In great variety. Orden left
pith J. B. Ill'Yadolpla t Boa tiled promptly.
dwell JAM WAHDItOP, Pith Mire:
PAR= PP.ACHICS-2 bblieboiee Pared Peaches rawly.
...a fter eabe by (dee] W. A. wcunui.
DLADDIOLS WANTED—Tbe !MOAK price paid in au
JI
At rod Beef ß. Bloddars by
A. YANNESTOCH A CO,
No. 6 Wood .treat.
f 0 110 T, SHOT—Jost raelved 100 bap of shat, amoned,
Cl feces 1 to 9, to sae by
deed BOWN TEMBY.
'DOLL BUTSILII-30 bases Nut revolved and for sale by
Xt. tied HE‘RY IL COLLINS.
nierontALoll B3l JONATHAN, Sr t h e Holidays;
Ithird eapply.
Ida Itay, or Stories of Mop Actual and Possibie: by
Marylaagdon ; Worth supply.
In Doors and Oat, or Views from the Chimney Corse:
OUrwr Optie.
Polities and Religion, • Thanksgiving Sermon: by Rer.
Charles Wadsworth.
A large sad extensive supply of Diaries, hr 1863, jun.
resolved and Ad eels by
W. A. OILDENTENNEY k CO.,
Ar 4 N 0.76 Fourth street.
ILLSWIma,
J o bs
WIsLIPIWasw.
au. Jai
PENVIYINAKIA IZSUBAICI COMFY
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORN= OP 7OURTII AND SMITIIIIELD 'MUM&
AiLtherlsed Capital, 11300,000.
INOD& 11171.1.D1N41S sad other property against love Or
I
&mop by rim sod the pestle of the Bea sod Inland
!CLAPS= And Tnosportation.
MOM&
Wm. T. Johnston, Rods* Patterson,
W. irCliatOol, Kennedy T. Priced,
Josiah Ebb& 7. drier Sproul,
A.. 7. Jonas, George R. White,
Jamb Painter, A. A. Wrier, .
James IL Nester, W. S. Haven,
Nide Ihnipson, A. Wilkins,
H. IL *mph...lL
Han. WhL Y. JOHNSTON, IPresident.
PDT PATTERbON, like President.
A. A. Carus, Secretary and Treasurer.
8 S. C..1=14 Assistant flsc.etery.
To the Wester. asid Oltineins et the Third.
Word, Pittsburgh.
DYTI2 wadi as an Independsnt
Clandidate fsr Alcc
Diramo me the Third Ward of the city efilitsborgh,
at the ensuing election, in Jenuary,ll3l3. llavingirsekled
in the Third Ward for the last six years, and in Pittsburgh
from my boyhcod, • period ii years, therefore I
would most remecu oily solicit e scams* of my halo.-
abbess, M the ensuing eleetbn for Akhsrman.
GEORGE WATSON.
ALICOICS AND A. SLOON t CO. are
4..." now opening upward. of 20 awe. of dud colored
awn which will be sold very low; idea, • large aanottnent
of new etylw. M. radians, at nearly =shall' the usual
price,.der.
0 BOWLS, NRAWLS.—A. A. IiASON t 01). .111 open an
0 Mooney, Dezember 441,1100 Shaw; yid& will be eold
at almost one-bell the cost of manateture. dad
S i it triTUS—SIS b ars this day scceilig r i
clamp.
ORR CHAPPIIII HANDS eny be healed by the UM of
0 the Ilerrette Imp. It I. ea excellott article tor this
wean; else Br the ears of &add Bead, 4F 0a171435
ewes a aka. Bold wholesale said retell by •
dory & L. mess= up Third wtreet,
Ilipterample Owlleg%
TlTfalloWing ipindU Clam PrmtnwitAl
the climes et. the went =Pa ✓ l, 1 .
Iduth t na Thst P mcd°4s the 'thorn* clew
Rot l the peahen prildur", yy pook-Keepht Clam
ltor lb Crcat•st im" . Ocernint In Writtng Clam.
lot the Sreaw pin in the Commercial Law Oase.
Oas SAM Scholarrubipin Book4feeping, worth EEC
rd premium for each of the earns clam
wet Tint Clam Scholateldp Pommanship, worth VA
.Third premium to inch of the same clams.
One Second Clare Scholaraldp to Pertmaneb_
Zureremituns In all. math $2 4 0. The hcholerthifr eo
will be nude transferable, and can be mold by the
a lL uccesaful competitors.
lto such' premiums bare ever been awarded at any one
ananneation by any ittstltutlon of the kW to the United
Staten dord
1.800 AMII 3 ON LAND IN FOR= COUNTY, near
tha Clarks river. This land le berteily dmbered,
has .n excellent acel, and humid to captain an abundance of
Iron or., and. tilde vein of idtuminous coal The Venue , :
go railroad whisk will undoubtedly be built, mill run very
near to It, If net directly enema N. The •litlistown creek
rung through It. . .
ihn , .
ALSo,6oo.cree ln Alt ecaanty;velllaredsadaratatal,
and lying near the route of the Bnnbury sad Yrie railroad.
No bettor investment mould be made than In these land.
Tbe completion of the Bunbury and Mete* the. Allegheny-
Valley , end the Veneeilo railroads through that region
will render the coal,itUdber, iron ore and mil. of great
value. Nagel. of - -. C. B. N. 8611TH,
AttarnsT at inn
• felfilenturif No. lff Iburth du et.
Law kg.
AM authorlaud to sell low same valuable Law. Books
10 rola. Pa..
BourlsA = by Bur;
Ormaultett Iteldesee .
Wharton's Moat, Lit ea;
Works,
And other . Repot% Shwawalar7 ix.
,Guaatons,
os pg . at tha olßoe Ilwealog Post.
BUILDING LOT FOR. 71.1.1.11.
ALOT 2 f«t twat ea -WYLIE sftesstodsd extending
liwk. in test to Wide alley: On the heel part of the
Lot is s Oellsz WAIL built fOr two than' Hoaxes. Mb Lot
ha s ***ale kartion for axe/dame; end will be sold
low, and on ilwarable terms. Title good, and elear from
innunhranos. Inquire of OW. P. GUMMI,
jyl3 ...At Gies of Morning Post.
W. MULLIS°
- • • o ' =D-••••A new supply of the Wowing new
Books and late publkatious
You Muse [tient of Them: by Q.
IMI Moss in our Ufa Journey : by Samuel Osgood.
Listiooes and Oat, or Views from the Chimney Corner.
Th• Know Nothbag.
Maxims of Washington: by John R. Schools?.
The Lost Relies: by Mrs. itouthworth.
The Kniekeltualort for Deeemda. -
Magazine of Art, for December.
Received and Or sale at the shop Book Store of
- W. A. OILDENPSNNBY & CO.,
dad No. 78 Fourth street-
Land for Sale.
- Lot for BALL
AGOOD BUILDING LOT, 24 feet hoot on Can street
hY i OO Suet to depth , to Iq~sheay be NI sold
p. Bestidre et GAO. f GudmORIC,
jilt it Woo et the Yornlng Poet.
Fps SA_LE COLT CHF f &P.
Bltl@ALLT...ieray.7•ll bs. by
lanra at
New Paper Itaarlase.
O 55 WCIOD STREET.
VINE =NCH AND ASECRIOAR PARLOR PAPERS;
je Penal Deexadkow la gold, akk sad ameba ;
Stall Pspfts, cd 'askew.
'Wend Bela Peeers;lbedleiag rooms and ehaberr;
Cheep sod low pilett , Nall Pat we:
Oilliqp, Flom, Ingham. swim
A large owl walks* wsortit of the whow, weleobd
Sar the wawa, will be sold at the usual kW prim,
oct3 WAIMEA P:itARSHALL.
H - -
' ere it /11.40 r t
rp us (limn Pledarial denbleabilit EEo7sEE JON*
THAN, for Cinistasse and likw Year, is new ready and
Abr ads by NIS= t OD. Now, b e y. wad hem is
',ran fun—tan hoes 'Newer Tau' Califotala, fen
lime all pets id the wadi' • • - • neeiS
1111sersil Water wart Sarsaparilla. •
NVrif.. D. ENGLISH, Pttt street, below Penn, B now
mannhaturing and bat:tieing the above beverages to
as, szteadv• wale, Els sttleleser• of Ma best gl e s=nd
inaneheillilli ENS purest asterlaia. •
~. • '
MEI
ICII!=;1111
ThiatlP••••••PagaraWning: Ultra ;M S
Wldiumaill-4111kstrest,slwellirood;..../Mlisit ad.
seledow-dareweed Parquette ISOmPlivete Dear...= 0
do. do. man, et ; &co& The, Die; Barn es
A....i
sms, fen Ye
the n lemeging ea& Will be
oenta metro for the ontillcate. Deem era auto — ilf s
performance to commenee at 7% dolook.
sir
IS
BYENENG,. December ilthellia he Pedal" tha met pley or
ZUSTACHM. '
, Louise— ---- --lam Pledger. '
Pea de lgux..—.-.3dVi bre. 11. Addeo&
Pm Ped-------...lithaid. Parthegtoo. .
To adducts with
MP WigkeebrOLle 01 THE MOUIPLLIN.
Mat Maw— -----...:—..---11 Pasta.
&Mee
ICU. Mtn An On, basted anted tu dbellny,dats
Mmethod of informing his former pawe d frbillb
that he will open his DANCING AO at'ault
TiILOB.SDAY, October it, at LAPAYETTM ; alict.„ at
13X015.11.1.011 HALL, Allegheny city, at which time he win
be happy to smell Claw who San beim= of baltelseg tba
b i onfd art of dancing, combined with gemee,-ertiquettu,
An His terms will te as last mason. Me Will teach abbe
dances wow in endu together witimany new and beautiful
dooms noses bekwe introduced ta
se t
3t - - - -
Ladke aml Children's clam meet Mastielf's and Medan.
day's, at 3 o'clock, P.
M.
cnntmenninn Wennenday; Speen
her 15th. - - ---:- - • , - -
Gents. clam, TneaA7 and Thursday en minds, et P. 34
o'clock. • • .
The class now kneeing in Allsgherty citl, uill_reesk.stl
Excelsior ball ; ort Saturday, bieventbar 113tb, at II deka;
_ .
P. M.
Mr. Miami eau be seen at Hood'. Jewelry Use; on
Market street, above Third, on Morsisfs, Wedmeeley'read
Pricey's, from 9 o'clock, A. id-, to 12 o'clock, noon, and front
2to I dein*, P. M. Also, at liscalator Mall, Allegheny
city, on Tway's, "horstay's and Saturday's, at the above
bowl. ncerl4
TILE COSMOPOLITAN A ILT AND LITZ.
GARY ASSOCIATION.
Organized for the thressemesiast mad Gescrel Medan if
Isterature and the Dec Ariz ors a nen Ind ortathiplaio.
THIS NSW ASSOCLaTION IS DESIGN RD Tv 10001.111-
age and popnlarhe the Mae Arts, and diseeminate pare •
and ebolesoine Literature throughout the country. - For •
a Gallery of Arab to be Permanently founded,•• -
-
whie thii r=earli year contain a choiek - and raluable
lion of PeletiMF, Shithery, At.
For Free Mad. knallame •
The Association will also pabllaltrend hope to Its mom- •
bees ev-h year, the beet Literature tf the day, so rag
the mom popular Monthly Magazines, Reviews, and •
toriel Library 'works.
The dame of the Areadalion for 1854 bare the pleame
of announcing that the subscription books for theeerniet
year are tow open, and that the first mantel distribution-of
Works of Art contained in the above Gallery will take Place
In January next; on which ocarina town wilt be nth:Ma
ted among the members of the Ardeciatlon,free of
several hundred superb Works of Art, animas whit ir M
•
be the original and norldrenowned statue of•Mram Pewees,
The Greek glare, - •
purchased at en expense of over $5,000! Also, a le*
end
very choice collection of mageMemm OIL PALNTltiefs cup
aiming of the beat productions of celebrated Ametima and
Foreign Artists, among width are th e weeks of -Sash&
Meeker Read, Henson, Grlewcbl, Clough, Frmaktutsb". •
and otlier artiste, whieh, with die can- t
slant editions ma d e throegh an agent *sr In Europe, wit
render this by far the most complete Gallery of Art lathe
Oohed Staten
The Literature
published for dissemination among the members of the At
n admion, for IBM, will consist of the following Monthly
Magazines, Reviews, en, vie: Harper's, Putnam, Bleak- t
wood, linicitertrother,Oodey's Lady's hark, Kramer Jib. •
mine, and the Illustrated Maseathe of Art, toothier with
the foliathrut Quarterly Reviews, reprinted in brew Toth, •
Ms: Westminster, Laudon Quarterly, North Brithh,- and •
Ithlnbargft
This Association is open to all; any person may theasses !
a member ou the payment of $3, which entitles. him to
membership std thyme of the above Magazines or aterriewe
for one year, std elm afres Oast in the animal disftlialithe
of Statuary, Paintings, Ac. All who take live me
are entitled to any five of the Regar.nr es no year, and !
tickets in the dime Ladino.
The widerthrel Woe of the above p , Is renders ft
needle , ' to ray anything in their prthe, this is conceded
that,eus literary organs, they are far to thanes of any
others in the world. The pubilahm's price of atheist
nobly $3 a year: thus by becoming a member °Ghia
dation, it secure-a to all the two-told beneath - Mk 0 4 di v e
worth of Marling literature end is ticket in the disedh e mb h •
of th e morn xnagnifrent collection of choir* works,„( t e
the country. -
LITMUS urn...No AKE., Frechly, will be - f erg dm e d oho
year and two memberships for $O.
The chile' of the Association 1a Wee' r.ed at Seratesky
City, where superb granite buildings ha-, been „ e a.,' for
it, and in whose specious saloon Or , w h o l e ~mh,...jen of
Paintings and Stlitualy will he exiiitt! Le d Th e ne t m .o.
derived from the sale or membeethr , " are de/Ideate:R[lllllo'
to t h e porches. of Werke of Art the earming yam.
The ithreasing Interest fett•tra the amenceethat of the
Pine Arts warrants the 'ANN that this Athothition
with the powerful aid of Literature, become at man anther-
sally popular, es it not only =Rhodes athencoersgeo the
Fine Arts, but diseethrudm sterling Literature throughoth
the land, thereby adapting itself to the present - 'ante and
tastes of the American people, enabling both rich eadpace
to make their homes pleasant and attractive, by the with
ithiptare, Ptheitinp, and the best reading matter whisk "
the wide range American and remise Literature Marna
A few of the peculiar advaatages derived by jobringttdit
Associre
-Ist. AlAll persons get [befall values of their sutheriptiongt.
the Mart, In the shape of sterling Magasine Litaretues - • .
M. They are at the same time contributing ereard.per.
chasing choke Works of Alt, which are In tarn to be gh
tributed among themselves free Melange. .. • ,
Id. Rath member is also directlyencouraging snapshots
bins the Arts and Artbsts of the oovuotry, disbuming many
thousands of dollars thr ough agency.
Those who purchase Kasprznee at bookstores wM Omens
that by joining this Azoociatioe, they rewire the kiegasiths
and free tithe in the annual distrithalon,.all at the same
price they now pay for the Mathainekline. "
All persona on tecoming members, can hare their Mama'
mine commence with any month they !.ere, and rely en
he being maned to them promptly on the drst of evety
m 'nth, direct from the New York and Phihsialphia publidp
en. Bark numbers furnished if dented- • •
Rooks open to receive names at the Bastern teent,Nerm
Tort, or Western Mum, Sandusky."
persons remitting funds for membership, therallt Mark
letters. t• Itegliderel," and state the month with which they
wish their Magallees to commence, sad also their poet
Mee address to full, on the reed pt of which, a mettheola
aC
member=hip, together with tho Mind, will be
forwarded to any part piths oeundpg" • .
0tn,,., of the Ancthatkithiel the Knickerbother Mag
azine otTim, Zig Broad way, New York, and at No-186 Wake
threet, Sandusky, Ohio. Address. (at either Men)
C. L. DERRY, Actuary O. A. kL. A.
Memberships may also be obtained at No LlANcad stethA,
Pittsburgh, of
ocritiotlawawtf _ GEL. H. EXTOL Tenn*.
tOILETHING Nisie.—Thu Turkish Hair Hahn is an
eelkot article. and should be found on the toilet of
every lady who values the glassy yet not grew epplereDol
of the hair. Also, the llarpetio Soup, fur the can of ewe
chapped bands; it also vandal the *in soft, smaotk eel
white. Paid whobesale end retail by -
deal S. L. OIITILINILT, 140 Third:eh
RUMS &
J_ Tesat Powder pm in nap Thom wanting aneroatimit
article should putubsse nuns but this; 2.4 dos rambredbt
JOB. YLDMING. s
dees corner of the Diamond and Nadu* lib
Fat:LITZ I•OWDEAS-6 •
I. arta Ilbr tale Ly [dab'
reKLAINES.--Just received. XI ewe more of those •
jJ reblo 3 cent Deloines, which will be sold atbilKerv . .."
per lard. (dece ILA- MASCO
CCL
Sthe"" ..HAWLS.—.I. A:11/1130N & 00. hate j
BqB►awN. worth fa, t ' l4t let=
low prioe of 62% cram
Nti.
t rousx 4.1; &um sad 14.deM le Qat aINT
w. a . a . y ou mtfi
it"" '
•-.4411. eptune Engine novae. deck
6,61. 1 lot roll and keg jest reeelved atellte
j e ep
SMITH & EIDNOLAIEL:
AHD—In barrels and kegs, just receiest sad tbr by
dear. S3fllll k SINCLAIR.
WritYr leet.—.l wit recessed by Adams a We SariN,
JA from New Turk, a large lot of A.G. Begley k 00-s eel
ebrated Gold Pens, acknowledged by all to be the beagPgige
nude to the country. Among the lot see various new Wylie
of Gold end Ether Gems. AU who want a good and cheap
Pen, and besides warranted, call poop at - --•
- SAMS.. B. LAVINTNNI
-••••• 87 Wood •
BHH UTHEET P • r PTY FOR SALE.-A valuable
Brick Swelling Hoagie, whim Lot 24 NW trait by IJ6
deep to slb Wet slimy. The Hoagie Is well arranged In the
boa manner for combrt wad oonvenience„ with pa wid
est. ffitum, de. It hi ems of the been In the' dti, bOth
for workmanship and material. The ltvation I. Velment
• and agreeable. A Brick Stable-and Carriage Bowe on the
a S. CTITTIBBRT 1
dec4 140 Third street.
UTILK.II.4SHUIit+PEATY WA nkLk.—One and
T • quarter acres, with • comfortable Dwelling House,
of five rooms and cellar: a. Promo Shop' good Do ll and
Dump; • large &Mile. au This property has a front of 99
feet on the turnpike by 23.4 to a street, who 2134 feetfm
another street, and would divide well for MeV!.
Price, $9OO. Term., 9400 is band. the 1•111 at one
and two years. F. CUTHBERT -DON,
• HO Third street.-
Go and :Sec.
461„. CARGO taltn: Aral .P.ICTURM at Tess
In...lend, yr:: ai now and common° ..a
Gollary, N0.74-Poustl;atront.Plttaburgh.
0_
nm.e not in Camatoclion, 177 ,- -atPito% key with
deapoich, In the fountainea and in any weather,
r v e ry young -persons. clear weather, from la b 8 o'clock
preferred. Boa clan to anions Rola 7 (Moak, A. 11,
to 10 o'clock, P. 10..
A Bargain 1
rray,mbcaiber, itaamling L, mire from business, Mims
1 -lila
stoat of 611.00AhtfA, QUBENOWA6X,47I., braids
at a lib.= Mamma— frrsoos iadabtai %ohm Me repast.
al to make payment, mod Mom hat &Am
to protest theta for settlement. JOARPH MASSA,.
Nowa= 3Otb,lB34—{Aenl•hr • No.Allarkst
JEER SIVCIL VIXTUILIio AND GOOD WILL air a Bost
q
More and Periodical Ma, in a good leadion,aadina
linage fair basica*, for sale an aka team This ira
chance la a ram man admalf aplt4l - to - OM of
iY. 80N,
- SMALL Yd.VW WU& SALE --Thlrtieme scresoiems
AL of or bleh are Meer bottom, remainder good amkamibeMl
all tillable; about tweedy armee in cultivation, balsam be
vim* timber, Jumps tree, peach and walnut ; s gerelptrol -
Hug Hone, Oufb Cribs, dee about three hundred
Fruit Tram, of good Audit' ;,..gccd Gardom; apringof WW I
'Water, do. The above Perm Is plumed], sitstated,at ike
point of Mill creek and the (ado ATM et Berme/ Waage
Ohio. Pride sl,ooo—emethird
..W. in hamd, madman' ist - fwe
and two 'eon. • • A3ltTilteiltS .l % SON;
nen27 . deal Utah. demds,-140 Tided
fraisnaPEUTlt: OkitaltE--ltorthor lot of tboolOssor tap
dintag Chairs, AO mita* for Imndldis orthcrylkodaf
indulging to krange; Dubbed a nd kr sale st inu*
Sense of - . „ ‘ , 271 s B. YOUND".IV W.
Second Head inamsen. •
PIYA 111f.COND HAND moon, tir ma:
Alvery reduced peke", Ha
One itoile 6 sednee,made !**- 200 °P. t
, itasest; New Yobs,, new.
One handsome Mahogany, 6 octave, made by Ihsbola
Members.
One Mahogany, hostels, aide by Fdadarts WO 6 tiStat
Durham. • •
, One Itamewoed, 6 entire*, made by Stodares au 004
Ons Mahogany, 6 edam, made by Y. Malan.
. One Rosewood, 6 oetany made by Oblakarbmiabont two
years old.
Itbs obese 1,111 be sold for out easy. at ?err low pelealr...o
A-n w lorestpk.L.Mns'stAlanoe pid be recelsi& , Beik
dsy, the .13th Wet.. AO* by JOUIi 11. xa
nos .0 . 81 Wood stmt. •
tituwalpwt. AC oath tune awi Cldrak. ..--
.
• ,;.. WE me - constan atgigor t ta r i
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