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';••r•• • • 1 r < ' r',"'t ' • " ' •' r ''r• ,'' , .p•-iri, A, ~•! •f• , , , . 11 ! - 0 . 2 - : .. ...‘0 1 ...: : 1:, ,r ' , AN 4 ‘.. 4, .„1 1 4 +;‘• . 4 - ' ira.• " e * 4 - . 4 , 4 , 121. 47. . 4. 3 VI • ""'""..,- • 4 • 1 . 4 ".* • ..., ,~ - •e•-•;_•• , 40,.' • . tt3uruiüg The territory of Utah is destined ere long to become one of the largest, wealthiest and most populous States of our great confederacy. It contains already over seventy-five thousand in habitants ; and, though nearly all Mormons, they ate undoubtedly an industrious and thriving people. It is \already one of the wealthiest of agricultural oolnmenities. The crops this year • • warp excellent. Their lands will produce on an 'average, about thirty bushels of wheat to the acre. All sorts of grains and fruits are pro dared in great abundance, and, although far in land, they find a ready and profitable market for all their surplus provisions, in supplying the throngs of emigrants who pass through Salt Lake City, on their way to and from California. :The Salt Lake City is eight hundred miles north of - least from San Francisco, and about three hundred and fifty miles west from the Great South Pau of the Rooky Mouataine. In lati tude and climate it is about the came as Penn sylvania, and the productions similar, though more abundant. Iron, copper, coal and other minerals are found in abundance in different parts of the territory; and it is well known that . gold abounds in several places;; but Governor "Young will not permit his people to engage in digging it. He encourages agricultural indus try, and considers that, and the raising of stock the beat _source of wealth: He believes gold mining would engender indolence, extravagance, gambling and immorality ; and he gives as a further reason for forbidding the digging of gold, that it would invite into their territr , ry crowds of people not belonging to the' Mir iam church. That they do not desire. Mor mono only are wanted for settlers, and in a few years they will be numerous enough to protoct their ewer mines, and own and enjoy all their 4, products. Not long since a company of men from the States, discovered a rich vein of gold not far from Salt Lake City, and determined to commence' working it; but upon asking (Le aner Toeing for permission to do so, he pool tinly forbade it. Upon their urging that it was a free country, and that they had a right to work there, be replied that they had better leave peaceably, or he would find means to drive them out. They were obliged to leave, The Mormon settlements in the territory ex tend about three hundred miles from north to south in a continuous chain ; and a traveler in passing over the whole of that distance will sel dom if •ever be out of sight of farm honer& Salt Lake city, the capital, contains but ab- nt inhabitants, and is situated about twelve miles from the southern shore of the Lake fr,m W kith it takes its name, and which is in sight fri m the city. The Lake is abont seventy miles in length from north to south, and from it is obtained en abundant supply of excellent salt. The raising of stook Issprofitable occupation of the farmers, as there is an almost unlimited demand for cattle, horses and moles to stook the farms and supply the markets of California. Their prices are about the same as here. For this and the pro visions sold to the emigrants they are paid nl most entirely in gold and silver, and there is now as abundant supply of mane y in the ter. tory. gium, the German States, Denmark, and even Sweden and Norway they are gathering every year large mansions to their population. They have en organized system of emigration, and abundant funde to aid all to reach their territo ry who desire it, come from what country they may. In twenty years Utah will be a great and wealthy State, crossed probably by an Atlantic and Pacific railroad. Upon the organization of the territory Presi dent Fillmore appointed Brigham Young Gover nor. Few now think that it was a proper choice. Though his term of office soon expires, Brigham resolves to retain the office, and declares he will be Governor until the Lord bids him - resign. Any successor that the President may appoint is threatened with forcible ejectment from the ter- ritory ; and for once the president bee an office in his gift, even a governorship, and none are seeking it. The npmerons patriots who were eo willing to sacrifice themselves for the public good by accepting the Governorship of Minneso ta, Oregon, %inset; Nebraska and New Mexico, are rather shy in regard to Utah. They are a little afraid of Governor Young and his thirty or : forty wives, with sixty-five thousand Latter Day Saints to back him. It is evidently their inter lion to have none bats Mormon for Governor and that Mormon, Brigham Young. If any one else is appointed add sent out from the States be will have to be baited by an army, or he will not be permitted to exercise the functions of hie office. Meantime the population of the territory is inquiring, and it will soon be demanding admis sion to the Union u a State. Shall it be ad- twitted with its heathen custom of polygamy legalised, or shall Congress attempt to interfere with its local customs and iru3titutions. Con- gems ,may refuse it admission ea a State. Bo it will still be a State, wealthy, populotus, and powerfah—an independent nation in foot, in the midst of the domain of the repnblio. Oar stateemen will find in this matter twine difficult question to settle, unless it be deter- nibied to yield to the Mormons all points in controversy, and receive Mormondom into thu Union with its Church and State united, and polygamy legalized Tan Wira's VICTORY ; by Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Soutbwortia, Philsoledphia, T. B. Peterson. ter sale in Pittsburgh by H. Miner A Co, No. 83 Smithfield street. T. B. Peterson bee just published this now and celebrated work by Mrs. Southworth. The volume contains, besides " The novelettes Victory," nine of the most celebrated novelettes eier written by this favorite and world-renowned American author, and it will prove to be one of the most popular works ever issued. .1"-• 4.,;-....,,,70'4,53.01441''',v; e 4 :0 1, 41 . , t; c:7e, ~., . ~ OWN • 4 , t,•;:p •• 4.4 91' . -1 , , s , • , • 't ; t• ' • ; t •: PITTSBURGH: FRIDAY MORNING POET JOB OFFICE We would eall the attention of MERCHANTS AND 'RUMNESS MEN to thefact that we have just received from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and are now prepared to MI orders for Carib, Circulars, IMB Heeds, Paper Books, Praterv, cod Programmes for exhiti , : : Dora. All orders will be proMptly filled. UTAH AND THE MORMONS Schools are established throughout the aett: , - ments, and a..tithing of all products is demanded by the Governor for the support of the govern ment, the churches, the schools, and the poor ; and for the supply of provisions to the destitute Indians in their vicinity. They educate the Li dian children; and it is said that those childrrn exhibit an much readiness and capacity to learn as the children of the Anglo Saxon race. The Mormons allege that when, some yea-s ago, they left the States to escape from persvou tion, they knew not where they were going. They had no known destination. But the Lori led them. As He led the Israelites through the Wilderness with a visible sign of a pillar of slowd by day and of lire by night, so by His they say, He led the Mormons across the wide and almost trackless wilderness, and over the great mountains, and brought them to the goodly land of Deseret, and there bade them pitch their yl Ch tents and abide. Ther ey are resolved t abide in the fall esjo eat of their own relig ion and, customs ; and, rom the defiant lan gunge of Governor Young, it is very evideu that soy attempt on part of the federal govern mint to interfere with their local institutions their union of church and State, their polygamy Ike., will be forcibly resisted. Their numbers are rapidly inoreasing. From all pante of this country, from England, Wales, Scotland, Bel- • 40,,t,'• w! } Vi :.-., . • ,#,,, h J ....IP Ell!EM2==! Nowa of the Day. ' Capt. ftinith, the slaver in prison Willow York, denies the recent statemsnts attribeitettte him in the N. Y. Evangelist newspaVer. Rev. Dr. W. L. Bi4otentidgeltOis declined accepting the second ityritationto *DM Event dent of Teetmitisingaliege, maiefigin, go. President Pierce readied his fiftieth birthday on the 25th ult. On that occasion Mrs. Pierce gave him " a birthday party," when among the invited mete present was Gen. Winfield Scott. :DECEMBER 16 That portion of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad between Milton and Wiltlamsport, will be opened on „the 18th inst. An excursion party from Philadelphia will participate on the occasion. The wealthiest citizen of Louisville is Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury. His property in one district of the city is taxed at $501,205. Gov. Bigler hail appointed D. M. Kissinger, of New Castle, to be Prothonotary itiod Clerk of the several Courts of Lawrence county, to fill a vacancy occasioned by tho demise;of James D. Clarrke. A despatch frdm Helena, Ark.,l says all the Martha Washington conspirators, except Capt. Cumming, who were on trial there, were dis charged on the ground that the burning of the boat did not take place in that State. Tha trial of William Arrieon, in Cincinnati, for the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Allison, in June last, is exciting the most intense Interest in that city. On Wednesday, interesting developments of important evidence were made. The Bev. Bishop Andrew, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was married to Mrs. Childers, at Suiiimerfield, Ala., on the 22d ult. It was Bishop A.•s Bret wife holding slaves that amused the division in the Methodist church. She died about a year ago. We announced, sime time ago, that the Ilooeier State*as O. K., and not K. N., as the opposition papers had it; in other words, the Illinois De mocracy have elected fire out of the nine Con gressman, and their Treasurer—the only State officer running. The total vote for that officer is tut .follows: For Moore, Democrat For Miller, Fusion.... In several counties, it appears, the voting wu rather one-aided; thus, Williamson county gave 1141 votes for the Democratic nominee, and Mile for the Whig; Richland, 900 for the Dem ocrat—none for the Whig; Pulaski, 248 for the Democrat—three for the Whig; Alexander, 861 for the Democrat—none for the Whig ; Effing ham, 556 for the Democrat—one for the Whig; Ramilton,,BBB for the Democrat—nine for the Whig; llartlin, 367 far the Democrat-6 , re for the Whig; Jackson, tied for the Democrat— none for the Whig; Jasper, 740 for the Demo orat—none for the Whig; Johnson, 478 for the Democrat—none for the Whig; Massite, 722 for the Democrat--nonc for the Whig; Popo, 26 for the Democrat—none for the Whig; Saline, 6t for the Democrat—none for the Whig ; Wash ington, 1012 for the Democrat—seventy-eix for the Whig; White, 1302 for the Democrat— ninety for the Whig; Calhoun, 389 for the Democrat—forty.bix for the Whig; IthoouPin, 1382 for the Democrat—one hundred and sixty three for the Whig. The place that looks ugliest for our aide is Winnebago, where there were 1,881 votes polled for the fusion and Whig, and only forty six for the Democratic candidate. This rather beats the one-side•l voting in old Berksand Lan- cutter'. The Hoorient know what they are about, (always excepting Cue Winnebigoes,) and are most emphatically 0. K. COO/MI:ATI AND BAD LDWOR.—The Heerlen. iS.D3 are in great' trinulation. Their Cochituate —the sole dependence since the enactment of a Maine Law . —has become of •'an ancient or fish like" flavor, and there seems to be no remedy. Two professors (Horsford and Jackson) have analyzed it, and both agree that impurity ts there, hot neither of the doctors can account how it got there. However, they are sore that it is decomposed vegothble , slid not animal matter, that Boston people are compelled to drink. All agree that the Cochituate, at present, is a nasty decoction, resembling the water In which cucum bers are soaked ; and some aro certain it will be the death of the modern Greeks if its use is not avoided. As the drinking of all kinds of spiritu ous liquors has been abolished for a like reason, we suppose one of the first seta of the next Mas sachusetts Legislature will be a law prohibiting the use of Cochituate. We do not see how any other conclusion can be arrived at. The Cochi tuate is s villainous compound, the indulgence in which is likely to produce sickness and even death ; therefore, for the safety of society, le the Legielaturc enacts prohibitory water law Receipts of Pennsylvania Railroad The receipts of the Peutßylvania Railroad for the month of November and the year, com pared with the same time last year, are u For the month ending Nor. 30, lOU Bunn mouth last year.......... _.... Inemase $.31,31.1 80 Receipt. from Jso. 1, 1561,16 Nov. 30, 1664 $3,336,1117 10 dame p,lnd had yemr 2,406,110 10 Inereeze $740,076 94 This Orowe a very ha deome incresee, but the tablefieuld have been more euitiefactory had it been accompanied with a . atatement of the in crease of capital on which the increued receipts are realized. The road, we have every reuon to doing an excellent business, but it ie known that the Company is all the time spending money on it. NIVIIIPAPER CITANGII.--Geo. M. Leaman & Co. publish their valedictory in the last issues of the Harrisburg Democratic Union. Capt. Jacob Zeigler succeeds aa editor and publisher. Taw &taco NUM AT A Diseounr.—A Kansas paper offers s2,oo—to be taken out In trade—for a poetical New Years' Address, not exceeding one hundred and fifty lines in length. TUE BLTORALTY. [For the Morning Poet] Miscue. EDITORS: The Second Ward hail with joy the suggestion by the Third Ward, through the Poe:, of the name of Mr. James Bonney, ar., as a candidate for Mayor, at the en suing election. Let Mr. Bonney be nominated, and we can elect him. MART DEMOCRATS 0/ SECOND WARD. TER NATURALIZATION LART.—Those who con tend for Congress fixing twenty-one years as the period of residence for foreigners before they shall be naturalized, suppose that the mat ter is within the regulation of Congress. This is partially and „practically a mistake. Con gress only regulatel the subject as far as citizen ship of the United States is concerned. The individual States claim and exercise the right of allowing any resident the privileges of a voter on just such residence as the State Constitution may say is necessary. Michigan allows any foreign born citizen to vote on six months reel denim. The greater number of States have abrogated the period fixedbythe laws of the Uni ted States. But the fact that States are sovereign in their local affairs, and that some of them have altogether a different rule, shows that Congress has no power over the individual States upon this subjeck Thisprinciple has been judicially established in Michigan. WAR DAGUIRRNOTYPED.--The historian may now break his tablets and throw away his pen-- he is left entirely in the background, eclipsed and buried by the daguerreotyplst. This enter prising body, employed now in the east, have al ready sent home to Paris more than four hun dred pictures representing the acts and deeds of the army both on land and sea, under all atc pans and circumstances, and with most mathe matical precision. 8o far has this been carried, that all the reports to the Minister of Wiehre accompanied by daguerreotype pictures of most remarkable beauty and precision. -;.. rz. • Illinois 0. K Moore's majorlAy $2770157 18 210,143 33 .[From the New York Ckinrhir and Enquirer.] Fineness of the Belligerents. - -Opine enquiries have bewinstituted as to tke Wiling public debt of Arent Britain Mid Ire- IgsiP; It is an interesting enquir7, because any jure increase of that debt, affects unfavorably OU market. The debt at the peace of 1816 .V(050,800,000, and. hakdadreased in Jlll - to £770,928,000: The total debt is,ll per cent., is ssoe,ftookst 81 per cent., ;818,000,000 ; of the debt 'Or Ireland, £39,000,- 000; miscellaneous .£5,928,000. Total £770,- 928,000; with an annual charge of about - L27,- 800,000. France is burdened with a smaller public debt, but It may he well questioned whether her finan cial resources arc comparable with those of the former. The public debt of Franco consists in Rented at 3, 4 and 44 per cent., amounting in January. 1863, to 6,576,952,1500 francs, or £223,078,000 sterling, viz: , !y, !room not,- This debt is considerably lees than in 1847- 1850, in consequence of the conversion of bqlf the debt from a five per cent. stock to a 4.1. The progregs of the debt during the last nix yeas is as follows: ..£228.591,000 181.11. . =,520,000 1851. . 4 274,410,000 19:13. The deficit in French revenues has been very extracrdinery since the year 1840, amounting in the year 1847 to the enormous sum of 257,000,- 000 franca. Thu comparative receipts for each year, and expenditure, were no follows: Rnvenuo. 118pandlture. Dettelt. 1840 1,234,183,1003 1,363,111,(881 1.80,22,:88) 1841 .1,108443,000 1,123,220,000 10,601,184) 1842. 1 3110,003" 1,140,474,000 108,080,000 1843.........1.378,221,000 1;4452.63,000 67,011,000 1814.........1,3 4,761,000 1,178,13.1000 4:t.372,000 1843 1,303,...1,000 1,480,43'4080 100,4E0,000 1146 1,104,624,000 1,340.:.::3,000 162,:8.014,0 1.047 1,372,307,000 Lec,f,887,000237,?)0,000 1848-- ..... 1.767,96;010 1,770060,000 1,005,010 1842 -......../. 43 /. 0 18,000 1 . 844 00000 214,000 1810 1 431,62.2,1100 1,172,417,04 0 0 41011,000 1051... ...... 1,161,3Z0.000 1,74)4486,00., 101,7 . 1,"00 1589 1,761,4)02,800 1,148,, , ,0,10.0 DM 1,12.4,319,4880 1.45.4020,000 Thus the year 18.52 only shows an excess of revenue; while the new loans of 1834 indicates further growth of the debt of that country. Turkey is in a poor coalition to withstand the heavy drafts for the current war. The war against Aussie., which led to the treaty of Adrian ople in 1829, left the Ottoman Empire greatly embarrassed. Ely that treaty Russia not only stipulated to be paid an indemnity of 10,000,000 ducats for the expel:time of the war, but brought in a bill for indemnity to RUS3i4II3 subjeots and merchants to the extent of 1,600,000 ducats. The Provinces of Moldavia and Wallachia were to be kept as surety by linEdih until these sums were reimbursed. t.y the treaty of 1834, Rus sia consented to a reduction of 2,000,000 of this debt The revenue of Turkey arises mainly from an oppressive income tee ; by which the Dieu, or tithe, of all production of the land, including fruit, grain, cattle. &c, was appropriated to the Government. Thie annual revenue at a late date was 731,000,000 piddrce, cr Lii,G15,450 ster• ling, tin: Dust; or SIUNo "Ilan, or Loormso Pod 'f a x =CZ= Portia ... *a IStr•Llavi• . Piatesits, EtILMS The piastre 1. eetimsted at 110 per pound sterlleg. The myth of wheat ao•1 other "mink In Ecrpt hay seriously der:iced :1 late :.,,ars while that of Turkey hoe incroaerti (rum ;S,OOO quartile to 1.400,000 to Itiit Austria is ha a w.;:rsd vos , itn than either of tha throe atio•CITITIPItt, brfnit deficit of 'Tryout. f r n,rne ye,e, hsq mat, Tit 1,1 and th• hudrot f^r thr ettrr:nt rtt.Dtt, drdote of 1 , 5,000,000 o•:nna, or 000 11,Alard The tattular wad elitaisi ,erve t, show an ineresatng d min ulna each, retr oftme years. Eogked is a trowtr; so 44, Frutee, Turley and .tuetrls._ tom the market for heavy mane, ne of, Inert firgiflning in the extraordinsry t.ll , eners ..f the year nod these vast elpenacts wdl requtre year, to liquidate. I While the put:ic tebt of Itor , ia i, t, , ecificaliy known, we Are nit so well itLirened ae t.. internal resource, pod a.-11th ~ f th it great Eni pire. It is known that the Bold region, out, the control of Itti,sta yiel I racy Irrrely, an 1 are • large source of revenue to the government . We hare rectum to believe that the financial sf fairs of the Empire are Letter managel than those of nearly all the European government.. The first Russian loin of any extent taken iu England was contracted for by the Mere., Rothichild, in the year 1t. , 22. at tire I or Cent in. tercet. Second by a sinking fund at one per cent. per annum. Another lean of g../1,500,000 was taken by Baring, Brother. in 1850, being a 41 per rent loan, taken ►t 93 per ant., and reimbursable I.) a sinking fund of two per neut. The inherent on thin loan Is payable at their banking house, and the first set of bond* were repayable in January 18132. The public debt in the agnregate in rela tively small, and has but slightly increased since 1849, viz: Pilr r r 4riJe 1"..s 1101, 11 "AI January 1, 1019. " I+;u. " 1841. ••1,43 New Indta of 11."4 " .1 I tr.R. au In addition to this, the government boa large sum of credit notes in circulation, guar anteed by the reserve of precious metal. This lime amounted in January 1553 to 311 m illi on of roubles. The total imports and exports of Russia for 1848.1861, were as follows: Imports. R0c,1,41, 17:016.1)0.4 IN4Q I WA) w 4 3 ,16,000 1861 ,13:2,000 Exports in 1861, 97,391,000 roubles, equivs• lent to about seventy-three millions of dollars. The Custom House revenues were in 1848, 31,• 210,000 roubles; in 1849, 31,960,000 roubles; and in 1860, 30,629,000 roubles. The export of gold from Mesta in 1852 was 16,402,000 roubles. The quantity mined in 1852 wu 1,422 peat, or about 51,192 pounds— or upwards of ten millions of dollars. ONO. D, PRENTION ON DUNLLING, George D. Prentice has been making a tour through the South and West, and recently, du ring that tour, spent some time in Little Kock, Arkansas. While there, he wrote a communica tion, and published it under a fictitious signa ture in the " True Democrat," which contained .ome severe strictures upon a certain M. But Rawson, of that place. At this Mr. Hewson took offense, and requested him to withdraw the "personalities," as he termed-them. This the Kentucky editor refused, whereupon Mr. Raw son sent him a challenge. It called forth the following letter, which, we take it, express the sentiment of the civilised world in rogard to the misnamed Code of Honor: No. 4. MR. PRENTICE TO MR. lIEWBON. LlrrLr. ROOK, November 24, 1854. Boa: Your note, dated yesterday, was handed to me this morning. I have no 'othor reply to make to it than that which I made to you at first. I can not properly say to you that I re tract the personalities of my article in the Tree Democrat, for Ido not think it contains any. I have distinctly disclaimed any such construction of the language of that artiole as would imply an imputation upon your personal character or conduct, and I do not recognize any right or reason on your part, to ask or expect more of me. This I deem quite as much duo to myself as to you. Presuming that your notes are written to me with a view to a duel, I may as well say here, that I have not the least thought of accepting a challenge from you. I consider my strictures upon your writings entirely legitimate, and, at any rate, the disclaimer that I have made ought to satisfy you. I oame here from a distant State, because many believed I could do something to promote a great and important enterprise, and, as I have no reason to think that my labors are not alto gether in vain, I do not intend to let myself be diverted from them. There are some persons, and perhaps many, to whom my life is valuable, and, however little or much value I may attach to it on my own account, I do not see fit at pres ent to put It up voluntarily against yours. I am no believer In the duelling code. I would not call a man to the field unless he had done me sal% a deadly wrong that I desired to kill him, and I would not obey his call to the field - • I+~ ~♦ • unriss 1 had done him so mortal an injury as tilt entitle him , in my opinion, to demand an °pp** tunity of tiling -Any life. I have not the lets* desire to kill you or to harm a hair on yostrhead, and I am not conscious of having doneanything to entitle you to kill me. I do not want your blood upon my hands, end I do not want my own upon anybody's. I might yield moult to tho de mands of ' A strong public sentiment, but there is no pullio sentiment, nor even any disinterested individual centimect, that either requires me to meet you or would justify me in doing so. I look upon the miserable code that is said to require two men to go out and shoot at each other for what one of them may consider a vio lation of etiquette or punctilio in the use of language, with a scorn equal to that which is getting to be felt for it by the whole civilised world of mankind. lam not afraid to express such views in the enlightened capital of Arkan4 am or any where else. lam not so cowardly as to stand in dread of any imputation on my sour. age. I have always had courage enough to de fend my honor and myself, and I presume I al ways shall have. .3,467,0118,000 .2133,653 110 . 49,297,0 W 2.371,911 .2,024,677,000 32,023,9.92 5,576,952,000 LTr...o7R,lip M. BUTT BEWRON, Esq ger A young clerical gentleman relates the following anecdote of one of his Dutch brethren. The old fellow was about to commence spiritual exercises one evening, when to his being s little near sighted, was added the dim light of a country church. After clearing his throat and giving out the hymn, prefacing with the apol ogy— . L 204743,000 21. t, -0,000 221,07,4000 The clerk supposing it was the first stilt's,' of the hymn, struck up to the tune of common metro. The old fellow, taken somewhat aback by this turn of affairs, corrected the mistake by saying: I didn't sumo to sing dish hymn, I only cattmot colon even 4h 111011. The clerk still thinking it a combination of the couplet, finished in the priceeding strain. The old man ott this waled wroth sod exclaim ed at the top of hie yoke: I dint the dates in you all but ♦anh no hymn to sing at all. sir The Chicago Democrat learns that ► gen tleman in the Michigan Southern ears wee robbed near White Pigeon, on Thursday, of $6OOO in Eastern funds, which he R4l bringing to that city to invest in rem! estate. Bosnia Crcr Exrcsess.—The total expendi tures of the city or Boston for the present fiscal year are estimated at 52,064,741. The largest item is $437,200 for eohoole and school bongos DR. CALVIN M. FITCH WOULD &lantanav that i Cal.e.ri URIC* of the row. VT 49 , 1 .lemeo,l4 upon like atloot:on, he 'rook! ESA it Loieeeit.le t lease Pitteburgh So the Lath itutaot, M prc• ro , ol,•iltioui lasi log to the slieeppolottaent of many, be w.li farther prolong NI. rtay till Monday livening, y ltt a 1635, nu. sat.,ra n, !ledne eh° apply to resaa , wable time ea op. 0..11 thenaarleeo of Mu advice. Lie would a 14, 1,, serer, that tar eocaucelarrita at Detroit wall preclude the pc-altnitty .4 a torther ea; trueloo of h. otay, se:::. , a seal.< other •ppcitamento; sod that those dea th,: to olsmit h'an will do sell to 1-,ee as little Woo as ueuelly no oath loved.* durimg the Wit Ireeikil ad Lae or vAtmova. th.t hr casaot prtwohe to eve .h.• .a!l uiew UM/ MU they have male prirdow .v.a4,gvgav,t, Platat.r.o. Ezrial ta ..:.lllWpoo t k , 741..13 'l7 ..1.71,,x, 1 (Ito) Vi) 1.41(• MEM] tar 09YICI: ILC, fl 9A.M mi 1 o'clock. P. 29 rjay :b-rrarter uso•l, N.. 714 Br ..411. MBEI=OI gL,LIsI , I that •L I not 1..ay., Isi 'Curve Lhe go war •I to Primary •IL I lag u- , a a roll 0/Ga01...1 In Ile 1111s/ouncn roof. ) , ./..ottor l. , nnitte. of All.,lseay I tnt• Lot •11 Tu.-Joy. 1...W.r 121h.at, Ciao. 11.!7/: Wont. IM Cocontltt.. aset p••••I th. v.co.kog K....error, ;tar larcuro-ratio Primary Martino. La bald 1T1 , ;;, , Si, taKarrara tbo boat.. of '• t. l: V 11 rat:, • , t' I. CIL A3I Servaart Mod, .• •i•• Word. •1 "I al P XMA NCI tr.r. a.. r t grtr. II ir-4, TlPfral AE SMITH'S: to plan .1141t11,1, rag.R.l..t.ef 1S ..t or, Irina - tor uf the , ~:y txy 47.0 Itettrusrato hstacull re t dr,tlton y Ott, Ua e plaice otateetwes to •, • - . 1101.1 • rt to: the hosue - rata nottaltaataal .: • throat., ttAt a.n4 Karl Offthert, at the laet v. c 1 1. w.. al; 7111 , J1 It VAILIA Y. Yr...511,a. +.5.14 Kwllroad At Lt 1'117.-1:1.;44i II AND Milt: h A 11.44 •t 1). i 1••• trrelu p as, ps"nni air. -,Inv, .1111,41 t/, 1 . / 14/0 , SIVILIIII I / 1 411, 0f 1/1 rx..F/•/n, to 4. Le/.1•43 the :77:4 L. , •••netti.o.r. la 14 • the eiretlaa 14 'ea din•clow 14•rreur :tie no.tuo. P 4,1.111.4! if/ hereby giver, tart,•.l the "4/rah...Were et /kr P1 , ./etourigh sod lirir I.•k r rael ltratteo . y. •ill to hell at the lease" .IT. A., put are). Ir. ihr ternuale 0 , Were rareakeille, Nerrrer realety, on Le PA Y. the :77th , t leererahrr Yuri., at I tirlerik p. 51 I ea,/ J.), I.t IL. harp.... a marring • 14.11 a DI. ler t r. for clan enemy; y..r Ly • r 1•r the It,erl of lerertor4 , l the 1 . 1 F:. FL It LID :iv 11 Y 11 tDh Treettarer. 13k ctlons.-.C.1113.31313 , 133•5raner Con. pan jr.—An viert.kna for fifteen Plrecterts at LW. •ut, W wren Lie etkautoc y. 33,10111 tw held al thetas• ••f trUINPA V, the 1 , 01 tont, txtereeu brvr-..! 10 A fl evel 7 I' M. , ler7 1...4.'4114.1 L.. YAft iIELI . geenotaury. ie A CA1t11...-Vii. CAII.TIN Lt--.y Turk. suol.l avrouvr, , to nelson,. .r Neatens l'ouveylrauta tbat I.e at prnutzt deltrentag rootlet of i.p.,ruttn. AT *here he 1•111 remain till wltkil write] he may he enwultell daily, at lus maw at rue t%ty Betel, ...unser of Thlrd as 1 ter (.444,• r a t. 0,1 , LW 0 Z.:2,0 NJ I'l:1.11eiN All Y lloNeehAll'lll A. AnTIIM A, CII Ito% Itetl/NCIIITIe, IrYNI'KI'.II A. VILUAL.I4 LIIISHASifete„ and all others ennnerted will. or plvellepudia. to Coneump Lion, In the Lev...trod/1.1o( .Lich la& maple experinono and ahrlvalled opportunity for obeverraLlou hare given him the move merited ion's. • to. job Jecires to pita/iota personally, in every Met/Lure. where it I. poecible , where it 1/1 not a careful et...lament of the • ace may he meat by letter, to which a prompt reply will be returned, wising ttie Opinion of the case, and when he I. *tiling to undertake the treatment; .111 etnto the expenee or the rem.tiee requisite. nol,law 110WAH.13 ilealtit Association of they Pittsburgh, Pet....—OVVICE, No. 108 STAMM, opposite tbe Telegn.ph This Ac.ociation lc organised Int the purpose of .Sorting mutual ami,tance to omit other, IS (MAN of siekneee or se elJent. by miylng • email yearly payment, the members of the Assemation iecares a weekly hatiefitduririg games., averaging from $2,6. to $lO per weak. In this Association all member!. are equally interested In the management and proflte. 8. It. hrligNZl 6, President T. J Ihrwrim, Breretary. Vinanne Commltice—Jomau Hirai , J• 615 11:•6116, G. N. Ilurrtrner. K.aulvnlnot t $1 11,335.thk 144,260, , A 144 t '1 OW Consulting Physician—F. lueo, M. D. novtlif AgTNA INSURANCE% COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. Ch di IS Itiie.eCapiltal Stook Satoo,ooo TADS. K. BRACK, President. THOS. A. ALKXANDMR, Seeretaa7. IAIRFCTOIFL. Thome. K. Brans, If Samuel Tudor, ilbeneser Flower, Ward Woalbti:lge, IL A.Bulkeley, Joneph Church, Roland Mather, Fnaletich Tyler, Khan G. Ripley, Robert Buell, Samuel 8. Ward, Mlles A. Tuttle, Henry Z. Pratt, John L. Doswell, A ontin Dunham, Hunter. F. Davin, Juniun S. Morgan. Sir Policies on Fire and Inland Itlnkn Issued on favors. Me term., by GEORG R R. AILNOLD, Agl, deel2:l7 No. 74 Fourth Arent, Pittsburgh. (.3 ITI NS. Inknuranice 4 0oelapalay Plt tablarg D. BING, President; SAM UEL L. MAIUMRLL, Secretary. Officv 94 Water Street,between Ararketand Woodstree4s. Insures HULL and CARGO Rieke, on the Ohio and Wadi. sippl aims and tributaries. Innuree against LOOP Or Datnageb4 ALl3o—Againet the Perneof the a, and InlandNeview Uonand Tranaportation. • H. D. Wing, Wm. Lartmerjr., Minato &Holey, Samuel H. Hier, Samuel Ilea, William Hingham, Hobert Dun r., John S. Dilworth, mac Pennock, rranale B. Harbaush, J. Schoonmaker, WalterDryant, William D. Ham. John Shipton. dee2B [1:&. A c ti o ti: C I A yT of the 1 I f) I trny*:;"p;:r.trrn g r. J. K. tiloOltlltiD. President—ROßEßT FINNEY • Beer. limns against VIRE and MARINE RISKS 01.11 glade:. Onion: No. 99 Water Arent. DIRMIOTOM .1. K. Moorhead, W. J. Anderson, B. O. Sawyer, H. B. Simpson, Wm. M. &Lear, 11. B. Wilkins, 0.11. Paulson, William GSlingwood, K. D. Roberts, John M. Irwin, Joseph Kaye, Wm. WlBanton, David Campboll. Jal2 A LARGE —.lturf, LOT FOlt SALE itl. l 2.Bll,.`blya°3 l :o l Cflent7s l n t h d e bo l u ye n r d r y , h d e ll i u ye a r dr tr ) ; ' f l o e :l nn li l g e, h iri be mold on remonable terms. It le near Bakewell • Co.'. new glass work., and seeeral other manufacturing ea t& Ilstimenta It le the largeet and beet lot now to be had in Birmingham for manufacturing purpoiles. Title perfect, and clear of incumbranee. Enquire of 0. B. EL SMITH, at Me Law Moe, jy2d Peonh etrept. abree bmithfNd, Pittehnrgh. W n Pionnaylvanin Hospital.- I.W . Dre. L. Benzene, Second, between Wood and Market streets, arid J. RUM, North setcorner of Diamond, Allu gheuy city, are the attending Physician. to the above Insti. tut ton, for the trot quarter of 1854. polkations for admisidon may bp made to them at ell hours at their aloes, or at the limmitel at 2 o'clock, P. NL Iteeent cases of aceldental injury are received at all hours, without form. Or'• Franklin Saving Florid and Loan Association, OFFICE, No. 87 FRONT STREET. ut Day—MONDAY. Notes offered on SATIIIWAY Secretary, at the store of John 11. Mellor, No. 81 street. Weekly Oboe received at the woe time and [decl:lm3 J. WUITTIER, Secretary. U C. YEAGER, 110 MARKET street, Pitts burgh, Importer and Wholesale Dealer lu ?ANON AND STAPLE VARIETY AND DRY GOODS, offers to city and country dealers as large and well selected stock of Goods as any Eastern house, and same prices, thus sating Might, time and expellees. Ss/L7l IMEMENEI ESN NSW =Di Your very obedient servant, GEO. D. PRENTICE Tho light tel bad, wino eye* IA dim R(1.11, ran 1.9 to road dhrh hymn. SPECIAL NOTICES SPICCIAL NOTHAE ULEGRA PHIC. By ths Cntellly Lines for the . Iforniag Post THLUVY-THIRD CONGA/ISL SZOOND SKSEUION Wampum:ex CITY, December 14.—d niemott. al of the Chamber of Commerce of New York, recommending an expedition for tire_telief of Dr. Kane was refused. The bill increasing the commission of Regis ter and Receivers of Public Lands, under tie Graduation Aot of last session, was passed. Mr. Dodge, of lowa, reported the House bill, allowing further time to those holding Virginia military lands in Ohio, to have the same sur veyed and patented, was passed: Mr. Shields introduced a bill providing for a Marine Hospital at Galena, 111. A joint resolution from the House, modifying the original plan of the Custom House at New Orleans, passed. It was ordered that when the Senate adjourn, it will adjourn to Monday. Mr. Sumner offered a resolution directing in quiry as to the expediency of abolishing the tax on merchant seamen, known as hospital money, and allowing them the use of hospitals free. Adopted. After some unimportant business, the Senate adjourned. Housr..—Mr. Wheeler presented a memorial from the Cuamber of Commerce, asking Con gress to send an expedition in search of Dr. Kane, in the Arctic Ocean. Read, and referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs. Mr. Cutter introduced a joint resolution, au thorizing the President to adopt measures to procure the erection of a first class light house. The House went into committee, and took up the Indian Appropriation bill. Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, having the floor, proceeded to speak at considerable length, vin dicating the Nebraska bill, and denyaig that the recent elections were a verdict against the measure. He referred to the elections in Penn sylvania and other States, and denied that It had been a test in Illinois. If it was a test there, it was approved by the people. Mr. Campbell rejoined at some length, and was followed by Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, who denied the premises of Mr. Stephens in regard to Illinois. In that State there was a majority of nearly sixteen thousand against the Bill on the Congressional vote, and a large anti-Nebras ea majority in the Legislature. The committee then rose, and the Souse ad journed. Pros Louisville. Locievuxs, December It—The State T par►noe Cobrention is now in ansiou hers. It in largely attended by delegates from all parts of the State.. , They are discussing tbspropriety of nominating, candidates for Governor and Lieu tenant Governor. There are oaly three feet water in the alma Weather clear and pleasant. The number of hogs killed up to the present date Is 196,000. Carpenter, who was shot at Corington, is re oovering slowly. Provo Havoloo—diadoty of U. 'O. War Albs ay. New roes, December I4.—The Greenest City arrived this morning with Havana dates to the Bth. There is nothing important. The British brig of war Limpingle arrived at Havana on the 7tn. She reports that when at Jamaica she received a letter from the British Consul, dated Cart Juliana, October 10th, stating that the Albany was then them; all welL The Pekoes smiled at Havana on the 7th, and will sail again on the Bth. Seutkora Nowa. BAL2IIIOIII, De001111:411. 14.—The staaambents on the Potomac have reannied their trips. The Southern mail to now - regular again. , New °Hew papers of Friday are received. Ten lives were 101 l by the burning of the Meant boat Gireey on the IdiasimippL Tim boat is an entire lone, with valuable freight. Fifty bales of Cotton on the landing were burnt. Bootless Democrats wadi tke Castes Beane Appelatments. • Domes, December 14.—Tbe Democrats of the Twelfth Ward have held a meeting, calling on the President to remove the Appraisers in the Custom flow'', f..r employing Whip. G ******* for Utak. B4trinoan, December 14.—The Wuhlngton correspondent of the Pat mays that CoL Edepol bail been appointed Governor of Utah. BUFFALO, December 14.—Imaceitt,$ Thomas distillery .ea burnt last night. Loa *HOW: insurance, $9,000. A z•e/6er Suspension. Nsw Yeas, December 13.—The Central Bank of ilia city suspended yesterday. TILE PHANTOM ]Tale lammp►nt.le beautiful poem is from tha pm of Bayard Taylor. The resdar will deect the ralarmace of the atladow—it is that of his dead wife.] Again I set within the matmloa la the 014 familiar mot; And Made and aunahloe chase eawb other OW the carpet at my fee. But the awnehbrier's mats have wrestled upward I a Ow summers that are past, AIN the .Thew trails Its branches tower Than when 1 saw lima Lest. They strive to shut the mulashlue wholly From out the haunted room; To lid the house that once was joyful, With adman. and with gloom And many kind, remembered twee II Rhin t►e doorway oonsets— Voice« that wake the sweeter music Of one that now Ls dumb. . They sing, la tones as glad an seer, The soap she loved to hear; They braid the rose to summer garlands, COVerS to her were dear. And 4111 her footsteps In the passage, Rex blushes at the door, tler timid word". of maiden welcome, Come back to me once more. And all forgetful of my loran, Unmindful of my pain, I think sbs bas but newly Isft ass, And moon will mum solo. nee.). without, perchance a moment. To draw her dart brown hair: I hear the rustle of her garments-- Liar light step at the stair 1 0, fluttering heart control the tumult, Lout oyes profane should gee My ohne]n betray the nub of rapture tier coming brings to owl She UM./ loni; but lo! air Mayer Beyond the open door, And gliding through thegulet sunshine, A shadow on the floor! Ah I We the whispering pine that ealle me, The vine, whom ehadow straw And my patient heart most 'WI &Walt her, Nor chide her long delve. But my heart grows weary waiting, As many a time beans ; Iler foot Is ever at the threehokt, Yet never panes o'er. NORTH wsErsikw nistratarca COXPANY, OPPICIL, NO. 76 WALNUT SPRINT, PHILAINLPMA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Authorised Capital, $300,000. A SSITIII LIABLE FOR TUB LOMB OP PHI 00b4. /IL PANT. In Stook Notes, (negotiable tonn,)sen ured by Wort. gages and Judgmenti...„ ........... ........ —.......4100,000 In Bills Racedrable, Mortgages and Judgments, Bonds, Au. ... 106,000 In Casb, Caah Aleuts and Cash Items 47,000 Total EL OnDWEL, President. 0. IL LUSK, Stieratary. Mr Fire, Marine and Inland Transportaticm risks, taken t current ratio. REFERENCES. PISIOIIOIOII.. Kramer & Rehm, Carling, Roberteon & CO., N. Holmes 4 Sons, Wm. Beesley & pc.„ J. A. ilatchleop t Co, D. Leech Co., Murphy, Tiersian & Co. POILADELZHIA. Walnright, Huntlngto Mn. L. Hollowell t Co, Floyd, Dodd 8. Brown & Co, C. H. • Geo. Abbott, Wood & Oliver, Heston • Denckla, Caleb Cope & Co., Chao. Megargee • Co., Drexel & Co., Bankers, Hon. Wm. D. Kele', /3cott, Baker & Co., Harr* Hale & Deal, 11.1111 can & CO. No. I.7l.6BersteKßretreeNt,WAtteACtrh PITTSBURGH Life, Fire "ad MarizeiTitlrree Company; OFFICE 66 FIFTH STREET': MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA, JAMES A HOOK, Preddkmt Qum.. A. Ostrom, Secretary. Thie Company makes err insurance appertaining to or connected with LIFE Also, against Hull and Ciario Risks on the Ohio and Idie siasippi rivers and tributaries, and Mutt. Risks generally. And &guest Lou and Damage by lire, and against the Peril. of the Bea and Inland Navigatkot and Matenal:los t Policies Limed at the lowed rates consistent wrh safety to .11 parties. James & HOOl2 Samuel M'Clakan, William Phillips, John Scott, Joseph P. Comm, M. -D., John M'Alpin, Wm. W. Jo n, James Marshall, Goons & Belden, mritely Wm. 8. Han James D. MIMI, Alexander Bradley, John Fullerton, Hobert Galway, Alerauder Oount Reynolds, Ann. etrong y, Horatio N. LaelLlttanning„ Hiram Stow; Beeler. WBATTENTION] B. L. G.—Yon are hereby notlAid to att:mid at your Armory, on MONDAY% WAiDII.III DA and FRIDAYS, for drill, rind to Merman mach boat. neer ea may come before the OcanpAny. P. NANA lost2Ogand Sry pro Mr miii Ow* Illites idthiffisime mom • • ••• among children, and jeiegtemee who frequently %Met skill : of the physiedith, es wee* They are bightithibeimilielto the conithatioti; end their mama thoultbe *doily guarded against by Pinata On the Ord emnihstation of symptoms, every means should be need la eripel them prouthUy and thoroughly. WLANIffil 1111:1011111=ii well established es the most certain, safe "and speedyreitedy ever, offered for this boublesume and dangerous malady; and all who have the management of children should lump this Invaluable medicine at hand. Itt addition to It. peeler-tea*, it never fells to produce the desired at*. Purchasers win please be cared to ask for Dr. keLaneW eelebrated Vermifuge, and take none else. AU other Ver mirages, in comparison, are worthless Dr. hi'Laste's gen uine Wan Mtge, also his celebrated Liver Ms, min now be had at all the respectable Drug Stores in the Visited States and amid& Alm, for tale by the eels proprietors, - - - FLEMING BROS., Summers to J. ICkld & Co., 80 Wood street. air To the Nervous.—At a time when the cam. nunalty la deploring the evils resultlng from the em of pernicious preparnffons of alcohol, a stimulent exhiterant and invigorent, purely vegetable In Iva nuture, and entail ing no reaction, LI of immense importance to the public mid to the inedkad world. 't he faculty admit the nenseity for tonks and stimulants; they have long admhdetered, sod continue to adminieter,sphitaoue liquors and narcotice in • large clam of creme; but here lea renovator and nano. retire that not only reinforces the vital power., tones the stomach, and regulates the neeretions, but keeps them in. the condition necessary to health and vigor. Halt the dismiss that distress and hermits dui cielliairl porton of the human rani are nervous In their character, and tpring from our artificial mode of living. Ilpepepala, bilious tilt ease, ail &Sedans's of the principal internal functions, produce •dimettooe effect upon the nerves. Now, NOBBO'S INVIGOLLTINU BLLXIIt indices both at the mum and the effect; regulating the ...mime, while it tranquillres the nerves. It is destined to take the place of alcoholic stimulants as a medical agent, and It is out has beenp.oved In countless instances, a'neintal exhilerant, the use of which is never succeeded by melancholy or hypechondris The Cordial Is put up, highly cooo•ntrcted, In pint hot. tke. Prime three dollars per bottle; two for five don'ts; ati lbr twelve dollars C. 11. IMO, Propri,thr, 191 Broadway, New York. &id by Druggists throughout the United Staten, Called& and the Wort Ladled. AGENTS. FLEMING & BROS., No. GO Wool street, Pltttborgb. DIL GM 11. KEYSER, N 0.160 Wood street, do X B. SELLERS & tXI, No. 67 Wood streeL J. P. FLKAIING. Allegheny CRY air The Pleasure mud Comfort of being teem earns fns SUIT OP CLOTHES, is greatly enhanced by, having theca awn, sad WILMA SO TIM 1111ASON. GRIBBLE has got all that necessary to ellact that greet cosurtunms glow bath se regards . At and quality of goods. Penults wishing to experience all thie, and be only moderately charged, am do ao by calling at 240 LIZZETT eraser, haul of Wool P. a—Pantaloons, in pertknder, b one of his graded Arta- lie nmnot be beat In the style and fit of this gar MOIL AR11.0161 /VOW= isould be Oren, if neenseary, to corzoborabs Oda statement. (decil) L GitIBBL.II. JEW ADVZBMCILE:R=4 °epitome , Court Rale. N PURSUANON of an Order of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny county, will be exposed to public ale, coo the pessims, on TRIMS ,DAY the 11th day of January, A. D. 1885, a FARM ON LAN A, idtuated In Patton town. .hip, Allegheny county; and adjoining lands of James lICINdIy, John Direully's heirs, Lemma Hamilton, and beim of Reboot Co:others, and containing PIPTTRAVRN ACM and oakialf of an acre strict measure. Abont thirty acres of said tact are cleared and under a high state of cultivation, and the balance abounds In most excellent 'Amber. It cantehas, also. between twouty.flye and thirty acne of the best Coal land. It is situated twelve miles from the city, and one mile from Braddock's Field Plank Road and Central Pennsylvania Railroad. Tams—Onetbird cub, upon confirmation of We and delivery of deed; one third In one year, with interest, me cared by bond and mortgage; and th e balance on interest, payable to widow of deadest, (Robert PrOullyJ and at bar gems the prindpal man to his hates and legal repreoente.' A. JOEL'S' N', J ANDS CUNNINGHAM, deelfewtt Adm's of estate of Rotert deed. • .1M lIRPHY'S NEW EAGLE SAT MANUFACTORY, aNO. 182 WOOD STREET, one door from that:mune of Liberty, Is roar open. The proprietor Is himself a practical 4 Hatter, baring lied fifteen years experience at the businass, ten yews al a practical workman; haring ~,,mi p t In the .prlncipal establishment. in Near York; Phil adelphia, Cincinnati ; and the bear England Etates; feels coolkient that. from hi. practical experience as a Hatter; he amt forniah not only no `o:4 bat a serum and CIILLPIZ article than anything heretofore offered to rho Pittsburgh public—ail of kis own morrofactore decls it 11 Flag the Belhins e PIANOS. y • MITI lIY BUBLVRIERR. ban Jost received a mow lot of Plitxta IL FORE from the celebrate' manufactory' 9J • cruczkaubia a BONA, etbkh completed his stark intended especially roa nu rummer& Times who are dmirous of prow:Wag their Walt. with an event, useful and taunted piton of PARLOR PURNITURR; • have now en opportunity of selecting from the isrge,t mod' choicest stock. of Piano Porten ever offor.tl fn sale in this city. They comps:Well styles ettunderod to be In GOOD TASTX, from a plain but elegant exterior to the moot elaborately curved. - 4130 1 . 03 • A large lot of PIANO MiltTlit; from Woorrwaan Baowa, &stock; 'neaps A Attar, Bosion ; 6TA.411T, New York; MM., Boer., Ae A,. from the pi:inert to the most ez, ereteogartly carved. gill. and with pan/ kr;s. AT VENT REDUCED PRICE& atao, A lot of mond hand Hama, *Mae of them nearly new, from V2O to $1.50 each. Alm,. fine lot of Mammon; °mums, Pus° STOOLS CoVER3. JOHN 11. A gnat for the sale of blanketing & Sons' Piano Fortes, for Pittsburgh anti Western Pennsylvania, N. 81 Waal etrael, betwer n Diamond alit, and Fourth sta eat. derls lillostrag Out Sale. -- TIIB GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.— YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE, Sign of the Original Bee Wee, No. 74 Market Amid, between Fourth atreet nod the Diamond. Pittsba_gh, being about to make some im portant changes In their business, would reepectfullv call p the attention of the public to the great redaction In the of Cloaks, Telma, 'troche mid Woolen Long and Shawls, Drees Silks and Dross Goode, of every it , ecription; ; Prencli Merinos, from 40 cents up; Delaines, from 1534' ands up; all wool Merino Plaids, it 3734 cents: good 54 adored CIIMIXOS. at 6 cents; Gingham., at 10 omits; Collar', Blame, Chrentatitte and Embroideries, of every daseriplkin, less than mat. Blankets, the chearad ever offered; Cloths, Caasimeres and Satinetts in proportlor- Parelmears, wholesale and retell, would do well by giving as an early call. deed° YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE. DARNUM I BARNUM ll—The Lif. of P. T. Earnura, writ. ten by himself. In which he narrate. his early histo ry as Clerk, Merchant aad Editor, and his latex career a. a &town:tan, with a portrait on steel, and numerous illustr, Mons : by Earley. Ruth Hall; a Domotie Tale of the Present Time: by Fanny Tan. Ida May May; a glory of Thing. Actual, and Posviblet by Inagdon. Latter Year.: by the author of the t. Old Howe by the River." Stahel; a Family History: by Mary Elias Wornaley. Brushwood Picked up on the Continent. What Not: by Kim Denni.on. Bayard Taylor'. Lasko of the garacens HOLIDAYGIFITL—A splendid assortment of Illustrated Works, bill Books, Anneals to, of • moat attractive char acter, ere now being arrange' for the coming Holidays. Call or mend kr whatever you want, and you will be sure to get them at the very lowest raw. IL MINER 48 CO. deelft 33 Smithfield street C 110.1.011 HOOKE— Beet copy of lreing's Works; Bbakespeare Do BanconVe History of 11. S.; Do queen. of England; Do nolittfe Anckuit Maim ; Do Addletan's Works; Do Cooper's Entire Works; Do Whittier'. Panne; Do Britiab Poet; Neer brought to the city of Pittsburgh. Moot of the above are bound In full and half calf binding, and for Bale at eastern prim at BAWL. B. LAOPPER, - • dealt 87 Wood otreet. g ink LUX OE P. T. BARNUM OUT AT LANT.--Just received, the Lire of P. T. Barnum, written by tdmselL Ida Ma y ; another supply. Ruth Hall: by Panay Pero; new supply. Petawia's idagadne, for January. Now is the these to subscribe for the Magasbara. The beet selected and largest usortment of Annuals, Gift and allidrem's Books, in the city, at the cheap Boob and liasnsine Ettore of W. A. GILDS:Mani= CO., &eta No. 76 Fourth street. NEW BOOKS JUST ItrEDIBVED.—Tbe Vatoxy End NounJetta: by E. D. Satahnorth. Parish and Other Peneillnp : by Elrinua. Latter Tears: by the author of "The Old MUM by the Elver." The Lands of the Saracen : by Bayard Taylor. The Weaderare by Bee and Land, and Other Tare : by Peter Parley. Received and for sale at the cheap Book Store of W. A. CULDENFXNNEY A CO.,' No. 76 Fourth street. urommy IGLISSBNT&—A large assorucono on hands and opening, of tine Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel ry, Silver Spoons, Forks, dm, and all at reduced prices. Silverware and Jewelry manufactured to order, or re retinal in the Met manner. Worm Itsratamet—The beet attention given to repahing and clemdng of Watches, Clocks, kn. W. W. 67 Market street, corner of WILS, FoorONth. OUIld KINTLNO.—Peons having Howes to rent, Jla and those Irishing to procure Dwelling Dorms, will find it to their intoned to give us a call Particular anon don paid to procuring good tenants, and the collection of rents, inutrance and repair. _tate CIITHHKET a SON, Heal uttre,...t. Lss TORE ROOM TO LC?, situated on Third iitreTL Also, 1100 a Dwelling House, on Carpenter's alley ; and ono on lowan street immediate ponesealon of the shove can be he& • d 8. CDTHDRET 801 i, eeLS Real Estate Agenta, 14q Third street rivont BEillialf&-1 have received the largest and finest L lot of Tooth Etna/these.? offered in Pittsburgh. Those in want of a good article, and Warranted genuine Engl.sh, can procure it at JO& FLILILINO'n, deeles corner of the Diamond and ?Jacket e t. AIR AELIMHBEL—A large waggly o the guest Eag Ail. Hair Brushes jut rewired b., dada Lligg xusars.—x hare a large lot of hoe Borah& aihl French Retracts, Der the handionsitiet. Those wishing a good article ran prodore It from death JOB. FUMING. ItklaNDlNll—The beet &rude am la use for chapped halide; 12 doe fresh received this dayby dada JO& FLEMING; SCIAPEL-41 eery large eamtmeat of the finest 4" &alb Talbot lioeyejust receiTO by - Itobt. C. 0. Oproial, A TTORNEY AND 00UNISELIAgi AT LAW—COllee, No. /Marti Aunt, Pittsburgh, Ps ! decthly MEM ,iy ..--.. Tleste.....Apmenipli MS o*e' Xmata,-1111121 MOO. - lif Id ' pi II 13 o io. -Bcc o m i sad Pipit nets , do. do. asidl, Si; o f Sim; Silt: --' mow, 00. ftetode otearbeg emehi WM ante au. be the esedfrotoZoisa tid Lir VIM ilvianta, Diabier us, tin le pilini.l the pest phi of the . MOIL DIMIIIIIAS. ' Pee ii Desz—..-.-Lhiele. a. L `-'• Popular tk0ng..........—..--__... Paa SeaL---.---.Yhe IL lerflopes. ' To eontiodo with - . ... - , . TIM WAR WOLF OP TM 1100WILIW Net Rados Juok ILaninfid of lkocklyn blew If VW Lakin* at =N 111111 on DIEM Xnessint etas. Busith's requilation linked in ads country. flee poems - ant , smociinma by • paadoeats laid lofty basstintion. Ma Ifinsamos Back Oleq• • The Blanes sal well known. The sub** ofjuie Leto'aud :111=1: up, will doubtless be inbunielnkmiry ience. Doors at 634 o'clook; lasts= to saisonsios at '134 Genet. of abidance nimbi bo bad at lki principal Maude and Book Blares, 25 to Hal" Ltbisl7 . Hooey JOHN IL JEIRSE4TIMIC. ELIAS IL VOW JAIL= WA. IL IMAIALIN BMW WOOS% Liam ClunsMane, U'Mew City OA the DisascadjimpaDM of sooommodatlon 4,800 pormom amid Eight, MONDAY NYNNTNO. DoomOmelAth, by= famed SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE, With it H. SLIVER aid 000 L 'The Troupe wW continue anewails - D . 4 then*lsl•22. mbeion 25' mats Doors open T, to ammo* atix o'clock. - deal ;Lc BC. WMANVS, hathwtaniged in iho db a talcs IR method of ialbrming his *mar pupils a. 4 Main tbat hs win open hi. DANCING AUADMICF_ aft haat THURSDAY, October at LARAYRITIS HALL; aka, at MURMUR HALL,.AIkgh.RI city, at which Una he gin be happy to see all those who feet *whoa, dg . flag hnWlal art of dancing, conathed with ;mos, A,. Ws terms will be ae last mom. Ha win tenal lal = damn now wpm, together with may an sad boarlitail dunes Inver balm lonsalgagi in this city. Ladies and Children's clam Meet mid Warr tiara at a o'clock, P. H., onamenchag Wdaa,dy r Nowt ber 16th. Own. class, Tartly cad Thursday overdrew, at T 34 o'clock. The claw now Zeroing ha Atherheng dty, .iii sit at Hinelsko lian, on Saturday, Nonissbie Mk, at delook, P. M. .Mr. Midas= can be awn at Heed's Smiley Siam et Market street, alone Third, on Mondry's, Irabassiuges art Friday's, front o'clock, A. kL, IS o'dork.„_arisa, nod nun 2to L. o'clock, P. M. Alin, at likstaisiar Man, Aliudam cit on Tuesdays, Thursday's sad Saterday% at Ur aim hours. ObMerrily Jingle Um Ballthoondelloyk . Tartioe funtothod stilt Mods out the oloittot" italtitak, oo application to MANE CABO% at IL BLOND% DtroN6 rem thdltry, No. TO Totteth stmt. Otood Prise Toney Dam_ Part, et Aline Hash tot NEXT XT EVENDNII, Deotiu. 7.dtlt. Tlokoty TE matt. Hinge. Social Dancing Easombly, as uoosl, on Tusitizr syr Gem*. Care efliihe wakes of the Richmond licemblicemosf Deeseeber Mk 184 ea tbst darter's Spanish likstrise ht mo goat zwebefatt. Thor bed men la their prose ZOOM who 111111 eillisted I with violent metcurisl rheumatism, who mu amethentelfy nemplainiag of misery in the Leek, limb endjolate gym had became feverish and mastery, neck swolles, then* erre, mid ell the symptoms of rhammeden., ismehthed with Burofals. Two bottles of CAR=RIS RPM= 111:1=1* mend him, amd, to en Whorled mottos es ebony flegylimir testimony to ite wonderful offs*, sad asy emir elegy re gret le, thm all raffsting with dinning ref the bleed are met orate of the airtime of such a midielne. - . ..,.... See tbar certificate, and 117Notlense.erbe JOURANYWNW nithkilso OIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, sum the gat WADAIREIDAY *limey inontb, at allitgillUargrgy In thi Dimond. By order. Wry 0110. W. snot. Seeintere. To the Electors wad Cis.teens of the Third Ward, Pletaiartgla. T OFFER myself as to Independent Cendidde hr A& DERMAR for the Third Word of thy ofrithalimo. at the ensuing elation, in amnia= Whrt In the Third Ward fir the last de yens, sat In o f my leybood, a pedal of itiptwo Jaen, thsaware 'mail mon respect ullyeolleit the salfragas of >4 dlisetut at the ensuing elation for Aldermen nor= 01101161 Win= Candidate for Alderman of mid,* , OWRY ITOOY will be an lades ;.„.6., 4 3. 116 4, 1b , , ALDERMAN, Of the Mud a d . a ma w& N. O.—A contrary rumor gk ot g ahhaaalt het aiera Bathe rnier/re to am& te wada ammo= diekte • A NOTLIZR LOT of those so Justly edelusted HAMM= A_ PIANOS, used by Lists, Thalbenr, and rant Zia formers, tors Jost been received by CHAZIAME No.llB Wood street, to .whlch the attention of Twirl; Principsis of Berninstire, end the Wade generally, Is zo• epectfully invited. _ . Po. 4901, 7 octavo Basswood, Dmle XIV, full mind twit and mimic desk, $BOO grand. iron action, with patent frame and Meng No_ 6025, 7 octave Boxwood, carved tart and front, Bah eat boo frame and sliding desk, $1150.. No. 50M, 7 octave Basswood, full carved Iron Ammo, $OOO =5, 7 a " carved, pearl keys, 4130 3093, 7 " carrot, 410 4912, 3% " " carved. . 900 3070, 7 " " Louis UV, 500 3175, a% " O.!, a fall round oonrrso, XS " carved, 400 " 47 48 , 6% " ... o SW . 4150, 6% ‘• " " " eliding desk, no • ~ SI:A. 6!.4 . =3l, 6 300 r " " irmalnutur, " 93!5, d “ d " =26, 6 " .XO5 . . Bns, C ,'O " 11117. CI it a:SO, 6!,i " 5180. o 4915,0 "• " eliding desk, 260. 4W-1, 6 iron trams, 7I 10 • 49.2„), 6 " 4931, 6 " 4153, 6% " " Boudoir MS , 373 A 1,., rols agent for Pitteborgh and Western Peonirov. Dia, for Hailer, Davis 3 Os, Boston; Ilaloss, Bros. 4 1:10,., N. Y.; and P. 51. Reiebenbach, Philadelphia. CUARLOTTZ BUMS,. No. /18 Wood at m& To Comernetors. XS MINUS AND OIIARLSBTON RAELROAD.—Pniges IN! sels for Onduation and Crowns will be neadved until DgeIiMPLEER 25T11, neat, kr that Imam at dr dab =ming through connty,Temesenee.and Pliehogit go county, Illadasippl, eompoiliending Pectic= Mi to In. • Plans end spec mg be rem at the aglow% Office, in La Tennessee. to which" phme Iterpoeer. should be The western end of this work Is eighty Mee outward from Memphis, sad the elude= end Is twnity mike melt ward from Toecomtda, diatom. J. L. Ind% deslAdd Prin. Assistent Ingismee. order Hall. N Penman,' of as ord it er of the Diamond Hadlied Boww Aesociation, the CITY HALL will be for not Nan the PLEAT OF JANUARY, 1834, for one yeag i arith the pd,i lege of two years whiftlooal. Yr:Tonal• ere there tee invited from wane dargiond to rent, stathag the price they en unties to pkr as en sernial root- These proponah will be reeelsoi until the 'mate( of the 28TH OFD lOCTAIBEH, Inst. The root Is to be plaid quarterly, sod It win be eptkcel with the Buildleg Oonierittee whether they will main se euzity or noL The mal.ill not be permitted to be mad am a place.lbe melting Liquor. or for *a beating Bekaa or Lostaurnat. - No offer win be comidared whieb ia ander 1000 &Omen Proposals will be beaded to H. JONIS, Clasiennom By order of pieoleffej WIL A. JILLIe j lady. PENIISYLVAN/A INSUBANC2 OP PrITSBUIt011; - CORNER OF FOURTH AND SUrrwitsul WHIMS Authorised Capital, 114100,0100. INAUSS BUILDINGS and other property LONA la. u, damage by lire, and the pails of the &a sad lades& Navigation and Transportation. • Wm. F. Johnston, *lay P tternyg. a w. WOW:dock, may T. Jordah Hag, I. Grier Sproul, • , A.Harps R. Jamb Painter, A. A. Carder,. James B.Negley, . W. B. Herm,. Wade Hampton, A. Wilkins, IL B. Hon. WX Cei r aiL JORNIBITON.,... IThideitt. BODY PATIBBIipf, plea rriesaiaS. A. A. Canna /Mastery end Ttesserne. B. B. Guam, Amhara Baltstary. &mai. Land for Sale AIMS OF LANDIF Rm.:jam .u.x. the Oarion itret. I.dih.tly has an excellent son, and romit.j a se ahmad. Bon are, end a thick vein of mm mg. The yeasa. raillyndtlrhidlt inn tuldrabtedly T he, Pill run wry an to it, It not direetly serer It. 11111slown amok runs through It.. • A1E0,500 limes In Ilk county,well tabeaisailaaiseed, and lying near the route of the Banbury and bib leallitalig. No beder lavestment could be made than istbre Was. The completion of the Banbury and Ada,like Alisoeue and the Venange railroads thiough taw mien .111 render the coal, lumber, Iron are and roller value. Andre of ILA IL MEM • Attonmy et Law, No. lif tom* street. feb2teua.tt Law Beeksm ir AN s nude:Prized to ll km same valuable Law Haft. 10 vole. a, Report J es, by Barr; Botnier's P thelltutei; Greedier* ltrideore • Murton's Aged, ed.; And other }Laporte, Eleemounry Works, &a. ONO. P. (=maw. et the Mee of liandret Book:. BUILDING LOT DOD SA.L.IL, A LOT 24 fee front on WTLIN and ol Wok 102 fee t t to Wide alley. anda Oa the meld A; Int is a Cellar Well, built het wo sawn Houma. Tide Leer be in a dr:nimble local:het for a residence; and edit be ad& low,t neam and on bearable teem. 211/e and dear NM, France. Ellcpare of oda. At Mee of Morning 'Path Lot for Salo. A 000 D BUILDING L 01,24 bet foot oa Canals Arai by 100 feet ba depth, ha Mrs. AEI lo mold cheap. Enquire at GEO. .OI OILL at cake of lb. Norniag Ppd. FOR. SALE het A 'iu‘L'. bat sPlejtasat the oth,, of the //MEMO POST. ramasarsapa r , um . Malin, Pitt street, belay Push ki sew yy =1301E13144g bottleing tasny beeeniSsiss an extensive sale . and le. 'ttb ertides et* K t the hist WN&lrt insanisetared from the mast =mortals. Daura of Inomona; mkt at 24 mita paranoia, lar s. da:B IL L. CUTUIUSItT. RIO Taint Eran. 11,11. ANS—LEI lags Mate Dame jou& ronefrood mod Pr NIP; Own] MUM a ocuaaui JOS. FLIOdINO MOM vs#-~ f: n mud 1.841 a yaslißuso PIA6IIOIO.
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