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THURSDAY ORM e r:I ~t: : : 2
Mr TOMES 7011 Anti AT TSB OffICE.
DameSark , ' ExlMAlvill • Coatsrrrin.—Pursu
antretWittWorthe Destoorstio Executive Commit
tatS:Of Pftitoletrgh met, yesterday, at the St.
Char/ea lioteL Mr. Charles Barnett, the Chair.
mania the Committee, stated the object of the
moititig,whieh was to oonsult in relation to the
Coming municipal election. After a free and
full consideration of the subject, on motion of
, Mr. John 8. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. William
Alexander, the following preamble and resolu
tions were unanimously adopted :
Wassias, A secret political organization, anti- .
American in its nature, proscriptive in its doc
trines, and assassin-like in its mode of operation,
is seeking to grasp our municipal government;
and whereas, the honor, dignity and safety of
our city, its reputation at home and abroad, are
considerations paramount to mere party advance
ment ; and believing that the common feeling
and judgment of a large majority of our fellow
citizens
.arc hostile to the abominable doctrine
that proicribes man because of his religions
convibtione, or the accident of his birth ; there
fore—, r .
Renfiesil, That this Committee consider it in..
expedient to nominate a Democratic candidate
for Mayor at the coming election, and request
the Democracy to give their support to an inde
pendent candidate ; one whose object, if elected,
will be the protection and safety of every class
ct hie fellow-citizens. . .
. . . - .
Resolved, That to avert so great a calamity to
oar city, as the triumph of a faction whose only
taint is the oppression and proscription of a
portion of their neighbors, we are willing to join
our i n,llow-citisens without distinction of party,
and in the hope that success will crown our joint
efforts to save our municipal government from
'disgrace, we tionfii!ontlY appeal to the honest De
mocracy for their co ok , ers . ion and support.
On motion of Mr. Wi:.4am Alexander, the
Chairman appointed the foile`4ol Executivef
Committee, to servo during the comis":! year:—
John M. Irwin, John H. Bailey, John Dans - ...`af ,
John C. Dann, William Bennett, William Wilson,
William J. Anderson, William Alexander. Thos.
Hinton, Thomas S. Rowley, Henry Bhea, James
A. Irwin, Richard Hughes, Archibald Kelly, Jo
seph Feltwell, Martin Connelly, Francis
B. Flanigan. The above named committee are
to meet at the St. Charles Hotel, on Saturday,
the 23d Met, at 11 o'clock A. M.
On motion of Mr. Thos. S. Rowley, the thanks
of the Committee were returned to Messrs. Bry
son & Shirles, proprietors of the St. Charles Ho.
tel, for their kindness in furnishing the Commit
tee with room and accommodations for their de
liberations.
On motion, the Committee adjourned.
CHARLES BARNETT, Chairman.
Toon S. KENNEDY, Secretary.
NOMINATION Or NELSON CAMPBELL AS TOE
MEMODERTIO CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF ALLE-
Gum—ln pursuance of a call of the Executive
Committee of the Democracy of the City of Alle
gheny, the Delegates from the several Wards met
in Convention last night, at the Council Cham
bers.
On motion, John Otterson took the Chair, ant
John 8.. Large was appointed Secretary.
After the Convention was called to order, can
didates fir the Mayoralty and Director of the
Poor wtv. proposed, when Nelson Campbell,
Esq , wag unanimously nominated for the former
office, and Thomas F. Farley for the latter.
On motion,. the Chair appointed Messrs. L
Weyman, W. Hallett, V. Speek, and H. Thomp
son, a committee to apprise Mr. Campbell of
nomination.
The following gentlemen were than appointed
by the Chair as the Executive Committee for the
City of Allegheny for the ensuing year: First
Ward—C. Paulson, W. H. Magee, Alfred Reno
Second Ward—Samuel Smith, W. A. Reed. John
R. Large. Third Ward—John Swan, William
Stewart, John Gerat. Fourth Ward—W. Black,
Morrison Foster, Abraham Hays.
The Convention then adjourned.
ODD F. id.ows' REGALIA BALL.—WO are gla.l
to hear that the Board of Managers having in
charge the contemplated Odd Fellows Regali
Ball, on the 29th inst., arc meeting with the
greatest success in disposing of tickets. Th. ,
proceeds of the Ball aro to be devoted to the re
lief of the widows and orphans of Lodges Noe.
49, 336 and 385, an unusual number of whom
have been torown upon the charity of the Order
by the late fearful epidemic in our city.
Although many worthy Odd Fellows doubt the pro
priety of lending the name of the Order to pub
lie entertainments like the present, yet, we hope,
they will take into consideration the great
amount of good likely to be accomplished, awl
respond heartily on the present occasion. Th..
Managers are doi,tg , their duty faithfully and
effectively, in mrhk,ng arrangements to have tb.
affair go off with great eclat, and worthy of the
" mystic order."
It will be seen by advertisement in another
column; Lafayette Hall has been selected as the
place for holding the Ball.
APPLICATION roa A CHARTER FOR A NEW COY
MERCIAL COLLEOR.—A p?tition was presented
in the Court of Common Pleas, on Tuesday, by
Professor Millar & Brother, for a charter of in
corporation for the "Iron City Commercial Col
lege. The first Board of Directors will consist
the following named gentlemen :—Ez-Ouvernor
William F. Johneton, General William Lorimer.
.Jr.,. Hon. R. P. Fllenniken , Hon. J E. Brady,
.Hon. P. C. Shannon, Hon. Cornelius Darragh,
Hon. R H. Riddle, Captain David Campbell, J.
•Fleming, Esq., H. A. Pryor, Esq., and J. H.
-Pryor, Esq.
THESPIB.—Tho young men of Johnstown I.av,,
formed a Dramatic Association, and ninzsd it
'after theilataismented Joseph P. Brelsford, for
merly of this city. They announce for per
fformance on Christmas night, the Golds,
Farmer; and from our own personal knowledge
of the learning and ability of some "bloods" of
Johnstown, we have no doubt but that they will
acquit themselves with credit, and give an en
tertainaent worthy of being patronized by the
•citizens of that place.
A nave PIUMENT.—We were shown, yesterday,
est the clothing store of our friend Callahan, on
PI th street, opposite our office, a beautiful
-present, designed to be given to Captain John
•Coyle, of the Shield Light Guards, by the mem
bers of the Company. The gift consists of r_
.magnificent sword, chapeau, sash and belt. The
tiatthiles are all of the most finished workmanship,
:find reflect credit on the manufacturers. The
presentation, we understand, will come off soma
time next week.
MORE 07 THE ALLEGHENY Curmen DITYLCULTT.
—A portion of the congregation of the German
Evangelioal Lutheran Church, of Allegheny, of
which Mr. Fredericks is pastor, yesterday pre
sented a petition in the District Court, praying
.for an injunction to preveu,t the other portion in
the congregation from making use of the church
building for divine worship. The Court fixed
aext Tuesday as a time for arguing this motion;;
.Aoornizer.—On Tuesday night, as a gentleman.
named Mr. Saunders was returning to his home
a few miles in the country, on the Washington
Turnpike, in a light buggy, his vehicle was ran
into by a large coal wagon, with such force as to
throw the gentleman violently out, injuring him
very severely.
TAYZN TO THI Hones 07 REPUGE.—Three
boys, named Andrew Woods, Charles Miller and
John Hettel, and a little girl named Louisa
Aines, lately convicted of larceny, were take'.
down to the House of Refuge yesterday. Them ,
are the first inmates of that institution.
A DEBIRVED COMPLIMENT.--The members of
'the Pittsburgh bar, hearing that John 8. Hamil
ton, Esq., intended shortly to remove to the
-west, on Tuesday ten :eyed him the compliment
,of a public dinner. Mr. Hamilton, however,
modestly declined the contemplated honor.
Gouto To fine.—The Chronic/a states that
several of the Cotton Factories, in Allegheny,
intend suspending operations in a day or two,
in consequence of the difficulty experienced in
receiving the raw cotton, and sending their
manufactured articles to market.
Cm. Dram, says that the story about the ex
pedition to Brunot's Island, in whieh he is made
to play a conspicuous part, is " spurious and
ironeous—surmised, concoxed and belched by
some poor creature of contempt." Magnificent !
MURPHY'S
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NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY, rill/ FEMALES.—Every female should have a box 01 Dr.
NO. 182 WOOD STREET, one door 1 It.ktrirli Pau. They are perfectly adapted to the peon
albfrom the corner of Liberty, is now open. lieu Ales of their constitution, acting with the most extreme
Tim prep-leo, IA himself a practical . random.: end inlet,- in ant circumstances. Wherever ii rn
list - or, imvio, hot rifle-o ,em experieme deceit, their character hoe been rapidly established no .0,,
et the h,,, , , I ii,i,ii- i i •, .i iii-tii 11 , ,1 work Ivan; havirqc the Leah., with whom they ere emphatically the faro oe.
worked 1 , , •: • .b. •! , :lt eqebli-hmente in Now York, Ih., Very complete directions fro use In their varlets, oomph :iii.
voielphb., Cincinna'l, end the New England Bhites; tee. 4 will lw bound in the directions accompanying every le , :
•conhderst the, from hi, practical experience no a Hatter. The effect of this medicine upon the skin, to which ime
he can fUrvir.li uot imy es go-,1 but a mires and cornet e . parts e vigorous, beadily action, and consequently a porter-
Article than linythßg heretofore offered to the Pit, ',erg i don of ricarneas and beauty, is unequalled by any other
public—alt of ins own manufacture. derlolf medicine. The ounce., of cosmetic applications is wonder
fully increased by their moderate use at the same time.
Sold by S. L. CUTIIBERT,
deal 144) Third street-
Christmas and New Years Presents.
4GitOld; p: it WHITE, f,9 Markel Meet, will offer on and
after Mee.dey. Dertmber 11th, at reduced prices, the i
balance of Lis ~ ext. a t I EA'fING STOVES—We would mil the attention of Us
CLOAKS, , . In, public to our assortment of HEATING STOVES, of ,'
TAL,iAS, 1 the most desirable patterns, suitable for Merest, offices, par- 1 - beam m store and tor sale by
BROGLIE LONG SHAWLS, I lore, steamboats, and every situation where , a first rate CASTI LE SOal.-3 0 FLEMING BROS.,
WOOLEN LONG SHAWLS, , Heating Stove may be required. We offer CO assortment , Swenson to J. Kidd a Co.,
DRESS GOODS, I superior In style of design , beauty of finish, and practil ,
.......„ No. 00 Wood street-
FANCY DBB fi utility, to any astablishinent of the kind in the city. Give i '''''''
FRENCH Ella it aEßLES. a& ium • sell. GRAFF, MORINO= A GRAFF, 1 11 - `"
Padhollel. Doolablo W.b.lBl•ll—Edook2. sapS6 IRS Wood etaset. '
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O'Reilly Lints for the Kerning Post
THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
Wean:narrow Ctre,,December 20.—Housz.—
Genemi Whitfield, Delegate from Kansas, was
announced, and took the oath to support the con
stitution of the United States.
_ _ _
Several bills wore introduced and referred.
Among them, one by Mr. Hughes, making ap
propriations for the working of steam dredges
on Lake Champlain.
The House passed bills granting additional
powers to the corporation of Washington ; in
creasing the compensation of the auxiliary guard;
incorporating the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of the District of Columbia; and authori
zing the Gas Light Company' to increase its
capital.
On motion of Mr. Fuller the committee of
commerce were instructed to inquire whether
any further legislation is necessary for better de
fining the rights of citizens of the United States
in ships, vessels or other property by them of
citizens or subjects of foreign countries under
certain circumstances, and report by bill or oth
erwise.
The House then went intoloommittee, and took
up the bill prohibiting the circulation of small
notes to the District of Columbia, which was
passed, with the bill authorizing the extension
of the Metropolitan Railroad into Washington
and Georgetown; and the bill authorizing
the discharge of the debt of the District Peni
tentiary was ordered to be reported to the
House. All three were passed, and the House
adjourned.
SENATE.-Mr. Stuart reported in favor of the
bill extending California Lind Commission.
Passed.
Mr. Sumner presented a resolution that a
committee of conference be directed to consider
whether further legislation is necessary to pro
tect the fishery interests, and especially by
amending the system of licensing, and altering
the terms of bounty in Bank and Cod fisheries,
and extending this bounty to the mackerel fish
eries.
pension appropriation bill was resumed.
m n ik,::tseriden moved an amendment, the ob
ject of which is to place the widows of officers
or the Navy same footing as the widows
of officers of the Arn:Y.
Nleiiiirs. Hunter, Stuar; and Toombs opposed
it, on the ground that it was Z'ol germain to the
hill, and had not been examine' { by the com
mittee.
Messrs. Fessenden, Chase, Brown anj Weller
advocated it as a measure just in itself, which
ought not to be defeated by technical points or
order, which were often disregarded.
The amendment was defeated, and the bill
passed.
Mr. Brodhead, from the select committee to
which was referred, yesterday, the bill to estab
lish a Board of Commissioners of Claims, re
ported back a substitute, and gave notice that
tomorrow be would call it up.
The bill for the Department of Law wee
taken up.
Mr. Adams advocated its passage.
Mr. Weller thought the subject belonged to
the committee on the judiciary, and moved its
reference to that committee.
M I
Badger opposed the reference, and moved
that it lie over until Tuesday next. Agreed to.
T e Senate then went into executive session,
and afterwards adjourned.
Fire in New tiork—Loss of Life
New YORK, December 20.—A fire occurred on
Broadway, between 4 and 5 o'clock, between
Grand and Howard streets. Some half dozen
buildings are in ruins, including the City Af
s,mbly Rooms, Christy S Woods' Minstrel Hall,
NPKinetry's carriage factory, Lyon's :Magnetic
Powder depot, Danriomb's saddlery, the building
formerly known as Mitchell's Olympic, Mix's
conch factory, &c. The fire extended through
to Coreby streeC A ball was in progress in the
lAasembly Rooms when the fire broke out. One
man is known to have beta killed, and several
ladies are missing.
ADDITIONAL PARTIOULA.R.9. — The following are
additional sufferers by the fire : Cheshire glass
depot, Wray'e wine and fruit store, Costar's ver
min exterminator depot, and others. The Ae•
sembly Rooms were leased to George Miller.
Five firemen were killed by a falling wall, and in
fireman named Lowrie, policeman McVey and
fourteen others seriously injured. The loss is
probably not more than $15,000, on which
there was partial insurance.
LATCST.—OnIy one life was lost at the fire—
fireman Lowry; but as the fallen walls are not
cleared, it is possible others may be under. The
loss is variously estimated up as high as a mil
lion of dollars, but by a careful estimate it is
believed it will not exceed $lOO,OOO.
From the Brltleh'Prortnee•
Quest°, December 20.--Lord Elgin leaves
Canada on Friday for New York, where he em
barks for England per Pacific.
Sir E. W. Head was sworn is yesterday.
It is said the next Gazette will see all the offi
cers, who were deprived of rank for joining the
annexation movement, restored to their fortafr
position.
NIAGARA FALL 9, December 20.—A large Imm
o!' Philadelphians arrived this morning over the
new road from Philadelphia. They will proceed
to Erie this evening.
Mt! For the Ilolldays. !ROM
PIANOS.
rriTA l SßlCEl3 o E , ll ;o h e t7 .l ! , l i t:t e reziml :_ . 17 , 7 , 1 , 01 0 0 1 1 PIANO
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which completed bir .tack 1nt.q141.1
POO. Tilt 1101.11,1,
ThOee ishn an• th.irnu. 01 I,re-wallow,. their Ismilit.s vial
an elegant, awful and esseanta pier,. .1
I'ARLOR k'U KNITII It E,
hAve now lin ypportunity of selecting from the largeft and
chidecet stock at Piano Porten ever offered t¢ eale in Dein
city. They comprise all my les considered to be In
GOOD TASTE,
from a plain but elegant exterior to tins moat elaborately
eamst.
ALRO DOR BALI,
A lams lot of PIANO FORTE.S, from WOODWARD ORokO,
Boston; Mom& & ALLAY, Boston; STAAARS,NoW York; Er
I6DOO, Boston, im . hr.; from the phtitient to the most m
traraprotay tarred. gill, and Irlth pm,/ keys.
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES.
A.O,
A lot of eeeoni haul Piano, oome of tbem nearly new,
from $2O to il&O each.
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Also, et flue lot of
Kraonens 6, Octxtaa , PIANo STOOLS AND Comas.
JOHN 11. hiIf.LLOR,
Agent for the sale of Chickorlog k Sons' Piano Portee, for
Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania, No. SI Wood fluent.,
betwwin Diamond alley and Fourth sit net deelb
Closing Out stale.
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~IIE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.—
YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE, Sigu of the Original
Bee Give, No. 74 Market etreet, between Fourth street and
the Diamond, Pittsbur g h, being about to make some im
portant changes In their business, would respectfully cull
the attention of the public to the great reduction In the
Vriemt of Cloaks, Talmas, Broche and Woolen Long and
&vino Shawls, Dress Hike and Drees Goode, of every de.
frription iarenen Merinos. from 40 cents up; Delalmns
from 614 cents up; all wool Merino Plaids, at X 4 cents
good fast colored Culleces, at GI% cents; Glngharue, at. 10
omits; Collars. ' Sleeves, Chemix , l.tee and Embroideries, of
evtgy, igngitillioll, Ir. Ulan Cost. Blankets, the cheapest
ever offered; Cloths, Cassitueres and Satinette In proportion.
Purchasers, wholesale nod retell, would do well by giving
1.15 an early call.
&elf/ YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE.
The Rouse of Refuge,
FOR WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, AT PITTSBURGH,
b now open ter the reception of inmates regularly coup
witted from counties composing the Weetern Judicial Dis
islet of Pennsylvania. Forms of commitment iwo be oh.
Mined of the Superintendent, 41 the Come of Refuge, or
of the Secretary, at the office of Palmer, Hanna & Co.
By order of the Board.
JAMES ANDERSON, Preiddent.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS, at DAVISON'S, 05 Market
street, near Fourth.
Wilkie Gallery; $lB, only.
Christmas with the Poets.
Irving's Works, one-half calf and cloth.
Cooper's Novels, do do.
Boott's do do do.
Scott's do cheap edition; $1 and upwards.
Gems for the Drawing Boom; a auoerb b,ok of flowers.
flitto's Daily Bible Illustrations; In cloth and one-half
calf.
Henry 13 Commentary; onehalf calf.
Annuals, of all prices.
The British Essayists; in cloth and 0r,.1,0,. calf.
Macauley's Miscellanies; do do.
Noctes Ambrosians.
Maunders' . Treasuries of Knowledge, Ilistory, Natural
History, Biographical Treasury, and Scientific Treasury,
onwhalf calf.
The Spectator, in f, vols., Bvo ; superb English edition.
Edgar A. L'oo's Works; one-half calf.
Sbakapeare, in 12 different editions and sfYies, among
which are Colliers, in I vol., and 8 vols., 12mo ; Knight',
celebrated Pictorial Shakepeare, and the Boston bro. edi
tion, large type, 8 vols.
Addiaon's Works; cloth and one-half calf.
Fatally Bibles; a very large assortment, from 81,10 to $3O.
Children's Books without number, with plain and eapen•
sive illustrations.
Writing Desks, Portfolios, &e., at DAVISON'S,
dean, 03 Market street, near Fourth.
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1MP1P521131143111 BOARD OF - TRADE AND
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Alleerdiow—Wmt. S. HAW.
Siveuurer—Joey D. Scour.
Sisprrintendent—S. T. NORTHAM. JR.
AkOnnosittee of Arbitration for Dreanber.—Wit. H. awe,
V. P 4 J. 8. DILWORTH, J. RHODI6I, S. HARBAUGH, THOMAS
&mourn.
'.BANE NOTE LIST
COLUECTILIMILT TOI TILE YOZNIN 0 POEM Ot
Hoon & Sargent, Exchange Hankers,
thrner of Wood wad Riadis streets, rittebtavh.
18tataBk.amil;ranchee.- 1
Otbaraolvent.Banka....- 1
Bank of Sandusky„...-..
Mitaburgh limas p►r.
Philadelphia " ...-....
Brownsville "
Bucks county "
Chester Co.(new Wane)... . 6
Columbia Bridge Co
INDIANA.
State Stook 8ank",.....
I State Bk.and branebee.- 1
I=l2M3i
Doylestown " 0 . ,
Easton
' 4 l
Germantown °
Lancaster Banks
Lebanon "
,
Montgomery ro. Ranks... I
Northumbwrlaml " ...
Pottimille
I.
Reading ••• ~.
Schuylkill county " ... %
Washington " ... par
West Brunch " ... ii
Wyoming 14
Carlisle 1
Chamb,sburg ,i.
ILLINOIS.
State Stork Banks- 7 0 10
State Bank Branch 60
Bank of Illinois 76
KJWTUCKY.
1
All solvent Banks
MISSOURI.
*delikAndbramdm.s.- 1
MICHIGAN.
All .Ivent Banks..—....
WISCONSIN.
Marino It Fire Irunirarkos
Co. a MI
r . •
(I(tty hur Lt.
All E.lvent Bank. .2@5
NORTH. CAROLINA.
All
5
anlvant Ranks
llarriaburg
llonoadala 1'
Middletown
Waynesburg 1 .
York Banks
Relief Notes
United :Mates Bank lb
Allegheny City par.
INttaburgh City '• pv.
Allegheny Co. •'
NEW YORK.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
2
MI oolvent,Bankft
All solvent Hanka
All etolvont Hanka.
LOUISIANA.
3
All nelvent Banks
EXCHANGES.
New York par.
Philadelphia par.
Baltimorepar.
Cincinnati 44' dlae . t.
lOUiliViiill ,1' dise l t.
St. Loot 1 diac't.
VALUE OP COINS.
American Gold(new) par.
American Gold (old) pen,
Swen.igne .54 80
Ifluineaa fi 00
Prtalerickdors 7 50
ITen Thaler. 7 RO
Ten Guilders 3 PO
lauh•Por 4 25
NapoPuma 3 03
tioubloon., Patriot 16 70
Doublontie,Spanirh 16 25
iDucato ............. ---... .. 2 10
New York City
Country Banks
NEW JERSEY
All anivent Ban km
DELAWARE.
All solvent Bank,
Small :Votes
MARI L (ND
Baltimore Banks.
Oountry Hooke...
Bankof VII • hreoehea... 1
Farmers' Bk.alirenehee. 1
Valley Bk .• brenehea 1
Exellienee Bk.abranrhea 1
Wheeling Dank%
Wheeling bring:her
NEW ENO LAND.
All solvent Benke
Bank Statement
Now York Week'
The weAly statement of the aortal's oily banks IA looked
poo no favoroble. The spade horn @haws n large Increase
In half Ir an encouraging feature.
Week er.dang 1 ,, 1 ah. //re 9th.
Wan- ...... .p 0.916,664 $.80,M94. , 137 lurrave... $3.53,017
11,471,..11 10.459.f0i1 959.340
Circul.tion . 7.2 , 11.111 7.150,:t.11 Peerrate..
Drpoldtr.. 61,3h7,99S tio,:f7S,tilti Increase _1,08.4,232
TELEGRAPH ELMUMTE
Nrar Notts. Macomber 20 --E.:tort unchanged, awl in
Emile' demand: sates lco hales rat provious rates. Flour
firm; rules 5500 tibia good Ohio wt $O. 069.50. Wheat firm.
Dun firm; aides 1 - 1,000 bus Western wiled at 07aXtt; and
white and yellow of 970e.90. Pori: oncliammd, with a aide
of ILO() Win, 11..4 :arm Lard firm at 10yu.10.)1 In keg•
Whisky: SaWs tihfn
at 39. Cotlia.: tialci 1,00 bags Rio st
Sugars and Mols , se: dull and heavy. Leid .
Usiena nOminal nt u. OttN•tt, tn . ttert Nltttney unchanged :
Indiana sr. 75 Pennsylvania Coal Co., : Cumberland
Dad, E. 20. Canton ri; New York Central It. It.,
747; Reading h. It., taffy ; Eno R. It.,
PHILAItcLVIIIA, Denuder 30.—Flour...Markee exceedingly
,inks[, with light supplies and u small steak: hoiden/ firm:
the deMntrt for shipment limited, and the only sale, report
ed arc 300 bbls Balti at $9. !lye Flour
Ne il. Corn
Mod In letter more
ales 'AM bbl'. at $4. sami.ln,
f Wheat off,cal. rand no tranzsctions, en cent 500 hush pas/
fiad at ret.lo. A small lot tifiltya sold at 11,35.
C1NC1,150,1, liortartb , . .)).—The• ft.., is falling sinarly
weather moderating. Yleur quiet at $7.5067,65. 15 - hisk)
Iloga eptict :aid elem.,: 400 u sold rat ; saint;
Neu gr..rn Ilan, at Coxi3, Turk's Inland SSE deconot tr.
Koury tnstter, Eantern eicliange ENE
proinium.
UCT lON A LE6
A aellots--Dally Sales.
44 T the Coranicnisl omen Sours., corscr of Wc..l mad
Falk %trcctnott 10 o'clock, A. M... general ar,ot cro.rkt
of ' Sessossblk. Stsple nal Fancy Dry Sacic,Clothing, Soots
sod
AT , l'elArCK, P. M.,
are, are, Tablr Cutler)', ',Mang
Glashr, Near S..ernd Ilaa I 11 ,, u,h01d and Klt L•u Fur-
AT 7 O'CL , 4. - .F.. P. M
Look s, Slati• - ..nary, Fan,y %rt.t.!..E antral Inatrumanta,
lisrlarara an I eut!no, ari.t) anJ
Silver watehaa, it , V. M. lAN I, Inronnn, , naThtt
F. M. bekiil9, Acrtiomeer
LthE(IANT AND IiI:CCELLANEOUS BOOKS AT Adle
r./ TION —At tho Cots M , ,,11 tale" , c , rn*r al
Wood and Fifth it ri-ev, I, on TIIBILBDAT, FRI
DAY, awl S.ATUItIi I.Y EVEN I oil:: : liecember Slot, 52nd
Rod s.tril, rommehring at 7 o'clock. • very large and well
selected suck of Book:. esp. Rdepted to the season and
to all reads, of taste Among the superbly Illustrated
works are, Tullis Loudon Ilr)ital role: NooPinai
and risiiidtire lialleries of Engraving ,2 rids. each: a Book
for Christman and the Nee Tear, London, load: Victorial
liallpry of Arts and Al uneurn of Nat uri.,l: role each: florae
ho o k o f B eß nty, and orld of Art and Industry, together
with a great variety of fish Annuals end elegant copies of
iniscellanoous Works. Antique and extra gilt bound rOpii
of -
th. poet, library 1 , 111001.1.9. embracing Burns,
Born, Moors, Mrs. ry,tt, Shnkspeare, Ben don
son, Beaumont, and Fletcher. Elegant cabinet rdillons of
COW pur, Fhelly, Wordinsorth, °Rehm, to. Choler Books of
Itiogrupby, Tales, Travel., tr., lisued In the London Illns.
crated library, together • ith desirable Books In nil branches
of literature, from the Alfieri no prose. Alin, a large lot of
(lift Itocks for the i nevi
deello DAVIE, Auctioneer.
I Y'.l;ll%All.t.,Ui.A tIR
A 'A t
the Niercturno; Ex , hauc.e. Fourth e:reeN, be wad
mbar, 51erchante' and tianufarturerx Bank Stock:
mMnn
rhare. Exchange It
15 rhare4 Pitthhunxii Tenet Gem pan) e1...A:
Ohio and Ea. Itralroad Company :Work,
111 el.ree Cltixene' Ineuran, Company stock;
Alleehenl County Coupon iattle, I.:oat/le in New York.
deelll SI. DA V lA, A urtioneer.
TOIIMXii, CILIA Rh, VIOLAS: I r 0, Fl,Oll, , AT' AUG.
TioN.—.‘ In TULE:WAY A kTElth.talN, 21:1 toot, at 2
at the Cr wimerrial Sales Itocur4, t,ruer of Wood
and /alit str,ete, will he
2.5 Dozer. S irginia 'future. 5 and h lump',
.40 lioenna and Principe digarw:
3 Ude N. It Molar:a.;
15 hide Mackerel, lierrinX, Ac.;
10 half clowte Young liyaon, imperial and Plack loam.
M. DAVIS, Am:a:neer.
1221=3:1
I MI authorise:l to »di low some
10 vol, Reports, by !Slav;
lb...teen Intl:ante , :
Onstoliet Evidenre;
Wharton's Digest, leaf W.;
And other Reports, Elementary Works,
GEO. M. 611.LNIORE,
sterl.l • at the other of ktranlng Post.
-•- •
BUILDING 'LOT FOR SALE.
LOT 2i tot front on WYLIE streat, and extending
Ahark UM feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot it a Cellar Wall, built for two small Houser. Thin Lot
is in Pi dent rah IP location for aresidence; awl will ho cold
low, and on favorable trans. Title orl, and Hear from
incombrance. Enquiregif OEO.
JyitAt le F.
Riming P o rt.
Arnold 4r. William.,
MANUYACI'C'tCItI I f OF C1111,:a./N FURNACES,
IWUGLIT IRON TURING, and fitting generally, for
warming and ventilatfon of buildings. A. A W. will
contract for warming nod ventilating, by steam or hot
wwt rr pipes, or CbilKl'o Eurnare; Churehen, Schools:, Iliar
pital a, Factories, Orion Houses, Court !louses, J ails, Hotel:
or Dwelllngx. No. V: Market rt., Pittsburgh. nova
John W. Butior
,101t1NA.ILDINU AND C0.1.13118510N MERCHANTS--
r D.lor,‘ In all kinds of Pittchurgh Manufacturea, Lead
Pipe and Sheet Lead. 67 Front greet.
D AINS IN ID MSS? I—We offer for sale several good
13 substantial Dwelling llousec, in corivehicut locctions
well arranged for comfort, nod to good order; and will I,
cold at low rates, cheaper than lhey could be built at the
prevent high price for lumber and all building material"
Yoe cheap liouces, hots and Farming Loud, on easy tern
pay went, call at the old established healW...Office
8. ODIUM:HT A SON,
/
dent: No. 140 Thin! claret.
Mineral Water and Sareaparttla
t e tit n •e , t, t
hbe,
hore .o
now .
extenvive vont, Ili , . article , ere 4,f the best quota', and
n ,,,,turiodured trout the eurert materials. nett say
til-0 LID. II AN DPUNIE LACE PETTn —Retired by express
th,'s morning:
1 t'elerciennek Collor and Sleeves'.
it 'Tata , Caller and Sleeves ;
tiu.Ortm• Chcmizette and Sleeves;
I 31,4,,. le 4.: rod tkiet,VeS.
A c th e cello cmactid ore to be returnMl to New York on
Friday, Ladies w :dung anything In this line should cell to
day at VAN GOIIDFLPS,
93 Markel at., corner of Diamond.
rfk I.I9I•WIATLAITENTroN OF LADIES Is invited to
ti
the EIOPATIC St7AP, prepare] by the subscriber from
the recipe of a Landon t iktemtst, and used for rendering the
e en, nex ele. eo n, en d dm, tataly m 13411:011 , 12PFS,
Pimples, Tan, Cutaneous I..truptlons, a n d d redness of the skin.
All elope, chafes, .te„ on the are healed by it. It
bas been used with great ,1,10,4446 In mutes of Pcald Read.
For the mire of acre, rough In‘nd., it le unrivalled. Price
1'2% cents n mkt.; or In bete., for family use, containing
one dozen cakes, $1;25 per box. Sold wholesale and retail
P. L. CUTIIBERP,
No. 140• Third
by
:leen • ,
(1 REAT WORK ON INFIDE,',ITY—PRIZE ESSAY.—
r Its Aspects, Csuseg nod Ageu des; cheap ed. from the
tot Beth ("Dr) London ‘,litien, by .'easwin; 60 cents. Fos
sal 3 by DIIIN 8. DAVISON,
deel
er 64 Market otreet, near Fourth.
i illE , • ON A )lEEKILL'S YE FOWDEE—Tha b«.si
I Yeast Powder now in use. Thome wanting an ernellew
ar title should purchase none but this; 24
F dos receiv
LEMING, ed by
JOS.
dees turner of the Diamond and Market et.
iILIDLITZ POWDERS- 5 grim. treehly prepared on ha.
A) and for sale by idecs) JOS. PLEMINO
.1 )F.LAIN ES.—J runt neared, DJ eases more of those ,1
rable 25 cent DCINICIeS, which will be sold at 121.4 VI
IN w yard. Ltlecbi A. A. klAtillN A i ,
1 )I,AN F. ETS—J est received VA) pairs of ii-.1,10-l: 1i.4
.1 ..) 11,4 English, French and SwisslilankeLs.
A A. MARIN A C
ass,24
__ __
Fi , h. .' , ltr• —5. tom N.sr Corn tor soll' by
J Ark. SLAUCLILIN,
No. 10 MuNitlleld a.
j i 3i11 .„ 3 , 1 , .:: 5 f ON X-1,700 Inn Brimstone, for sale by
IL IL SELLERS & 00.
——
'pi ll—nn ' J ai.; Dia. 3 large Mac kerel;
:al Lonna g, sled Marring
6tierce' C° '''.6'h
had and for solo by
4 '''''''' S''''' v': noel
MILLET[ a RICHETSON.
toll
of
EILMUDA ARROW 11,0 4 r-400 l ' i t EhriN ' t ' re )3 f ßo or
by [ilea]
MINENNI
WIZ
.DER 8 FOR RIVER JIIE✓V.
The gamer Hariford wan sold, yesterday, to Markle I
_ .
Co. for $B,OOO. "
The Grande Sketewu advertlaed to leave Bt. Ledo on
Monday, 18th, for Cincinnati.
The nicer continued to fall at Loulnitle on thelBth, with
only thirty inches water in the canal, and scant three and
• half on Portland bar.
The Vienne arrived at Louisville on the 18th, and the
Jeanette departed for Cincinnati, and the Chicago for Saint
Louis, on the 17th.
The steamer Jeannie Deans, illiVed at St. Louis on the
17th, reports the following boats trom this city: Met 'Crystal
Palace at Princeton, Orand Turk at Cairo, Prairie Oily at
Able's Tow-Bead, and Keystone at &afield ; Ocean Ware
hard aground at Turkey Island.
We wino the following from the Missouri Democrat of the
18th instant:
Steamer Grand Prairie Sunk.—Mr.Plitehett, Secretary of
the Board of Underwriters, In this city, yesterday morning
received a despatch from Capt. Shahle, stating Gant his
boat, the Grand Prairie, had struck a log et Ste. Genevieve.
on Thursday evening, and breaking In eight feet water.
The Grand Prairie woe about three years old, and rained et
$lO.OOO or $12,000. She belonged to Capt. Sbeble and Mr.
V.. 1. Peers, who had her insured In the Pullin and
Olendenho's Charleston !agency for $5,000 and $2,200 respect.
help. She was bound from New Orleans.
The Cburier, of Alton, nye that the water in the horbor
there is Dow less than It hee been for twenty years past.
Alton is on the Mississippi, about twenty miles &bora St.
louts.
At St Lowis, New Orleans pilots are in great demand. As
high aa PRITIM hundred dollars had been offered by the
boats, and eight hundred dollars paid good pilots for the
trip.—Lnuirville Democrat, 181. h.
Pittsburgh, Stenbenvtile and Wheeling
Packets.
Aid The DIURNAL, Captain Busyness; and
the FOREST CITY, Captain Gonne D. Ma's;
'slit run ae reg-ular DAILY PACHWTS, between Pittsburgh,
P.truLcnvUle and Wheeling, ,topping at all intermediate
ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nes Jays eel Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. —ReJ, o she
will leave wheeling :on Tutelars, Thursdays and Saunders,
121MIKEI
at 7% o'clock, A. NI:
The FOREST CITY will leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and &dunlays, at 10 o'clock, A.M.—Returning,
she will lease Whecling on Mondays, Wadueedays and Fri
at 7% o'clock, A.M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. D. COLLINOWOOD, Agent,
nor2S No. 155 Front street.
. .
The steamer PAUL JONES, Captain J. R.
Dazes, will leave for the above and interne,
late ports on the Prat rise of water.
For freight or wane apply on board, or to
Jeri!! C BARNES, Agent.
• •
The tamer TWIN CITY, Captain S. Dias,
Agitrl.l leave for the above and intermediate ports
n the opening of navigation.
For irright or pan/sage apply op hoard, or to
der 14 JOHN PLACE, Ag,r.nt.
For Louisville.
• •
The steamer J. H. PRINGLE, CIO +ln We.
will leave for the shore sad totems,.
Mtn ports on the opening of navigstion.
For freight or pateage apply on board, or to
decl3 FLACK or BARNER, Agents.
For New Orlean•.
The steamer of. CLAIR, Captain 11. 51.. Due
far, will leave far the above as intermediate
porta on the first rise of water.
For freight or passage apply en hoar,/
For Blempki• and New Orleans.
The tine %neon, A M RAKAA DOLL, Capt. O. S.
turves, will leo.v• for the above and interim,
late porta on the that r.se.
For freight or peerage apply on hoard, or to
dee2 JOHN FLACK, Aient.
- For St Louis.
The gnarlier JOIIN C. FREI:MONT, Captain
5T0J...1.1. Will leave fir the above and inter
mediate ports 613 the ant rise of water.
For freight or plastic., apply nn board. deal
For New Orleans.
The sew and aubstantlal steamer YQUIN.
&plain will Inane for the above
nd hitersuallee port, rn the fleet rise of
wet r. /MIN FLACK, AfeOL
Fnr freight aryl IwARILWO apply on board. ..r2S
Regular Wheeling Packet.
'FRE .deamer EXCLIANGE, Capt. SlT.tural,
leaven every MONDAY. IVFIDNEC.DAY, sod
YItIDA Y. at A o'clock. A_ N., ronneeting wit
the C. and P. Railroad at Wellcoille. For freight apply to
nnolt J. D. COLLINGWOOD. Agent.
iNOTI.IYII LOT of those t 1
j artly relebra4i 11.1 sl BURG
A ANOS, wed by Lista, Thalber,e, meet other ,rcat toO
former,, hoe jot been rereirai by t'IIAILLOTTIi BLUME,
No. !IN Waal street, to whirl: U. attention of Trai:tem
Pritelpale Seminaricie, n.,! the pnhli^ generally, Ir re
opertfully
V°. 4Nul. 7 octave ltriaeorood, tnuia XIV. full carved bark
PI front. grant acti6o, mith patent iron frame nut otOlno
PIC trek. Vkai.
No. Lir:, 7 centre itreeerrx,l, carrel back and fro at, pe
lt Iron frame ant Jerk,
tie. Ne.r.l, 7 octave liorevorel, full earvnl Iron (nne, VUO
" carrel, pearl key, 000
.`carved,
carved. 401
" Louts XIV,
" carved, 41 , 0
full mond corners,
S
4' - X,
11" ••X ••
104
5047 ••
41nO W., •
41°1 014
6
r,
364, "
30NO,
46116,6
4927, 6 "
41 , 30, 6 "
4431, 6 "
4153, 61e, " Boudoir, 376
Also, role n;, , ont tuir Pitteburdb au.l Weeterit Peurii , rlr4-
11114. for Davie t 1.4,4t0n; Ilulnes, Bride. A Co.,
; and Y. C. ItoiehroPach, l'hiladelphUL
BLCIIE,
No. lIN Wood St reet.
PENNBYLVANLI INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PITTSBURGH,
COINER OF FOl2lllll AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorized Capital, $300,000.
NPUDE DUI I.DINtI6 sod ether prnperly egeinnt lone nr
I
darnege by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Narked. and Transportation.
MUT.,
Body Patterson,
Kennedy T. Friend,
I. Grier Sproul,
aeon. It. White,
A. A. Carrier,
W. S. Haven,
A. Wilkins,
H. R. Coggshall.
lion. WM. Y. JOHNSTON, President.
ROSY PATTERSON, Vice President.
A. A. CARRIER, Sweretary and Treasurer.
S. S. CARRIRR, Asslatant Secretary. decfiffhia
GREAT' SPECIFIC OF Tillf AtIN--OXYORNATLD
j: BITTERS, fur the cure of Dyspepsia, in all its various
Gams.
IVe, the undersigned, leaving had personal knowledge
and experience of the value and efficacy of the Oxygenated
Bitters, and their remarkable success in alleviating and
curing the various nomplainta fur which they are recom•
mended by the proprietors, take pleasure in saying that
we consider them the most valuable remedy ever ollersed to
ti public, and a preparation of sterling and intrinsic
merits; and we would urge all who may be suffering (tom
the dip..e they prof.n to cure to give them an immediate
and fair trial, feeling assured, front our individual knowl.
edge, that they can basil y fall to receive decided benefit
from their flee. The certificates of cures adduced by the
proprietors are of a class and character rarely to be met
with In connection with a proprietary preparation, and are
in themselves conclusive proof of the rare merit and value
of the medicine.
John (Lease, editor Burlington ffienHnel; Thos. F. Nor.
gia, e dit o r Olive Branch; John I, editor N.H. Patriot:
F. Andreas, iditor Traveller: C. It Ransom, editor Boston
Bee; S. J. Varney, editor Lowell Courier; W. Matthews, it.
Stevens, J. F. Stone, editors Yankee Blade; M. Moore, editor
Indian Recorder; li. it. Tracy, wilier Herald.
Sold wholesale and retail by R. E. SELLERS di CO , 67
Woodsireet. 4,1;1
Wm. F. Johnston
AV. M'Clintork,
Jo.iall King,
=En
Ja , oh I'•lot+r,
Jam. S. St.gley
%1..113 113m1,t.0¢
DOttliti! tiI.KOLS !I—The History 0; the Cruvades; t e
J.JI Kite, Progress and Ite,ulG.
The Life of Martin Luther, and the Reformation in Go
many.
The Parables of KrUmmaeher; with 26 illustration ,
The ChriAlan's Dully Delight and Snored Garland.
The Camp Sires of the American Revo re
The Great Red Dragon, nr Master Key to Pop ,.
The Arebbhlop, or Rou.nioiu in the United States.
Afraja, or Life and Love in Norway.
Behind the Beene: by Lady Bohr, Lytton.
Glance at Europe: by Horner Greeley.
Life in the Clearings vs. the Dukh.
Roughing It In the Rush: by Mr!. Nloalle.
Aud numerous other works, tor sale by
D. T. C. NIORGAN,
No. 104 Wood street
Copartnoirahlp.
TnpFu'llieb7hrait th " ey h t e i r a e v b e y a i s " .sot int e hr
t ' he fri endslnvea th e
together, o
under the firm of YOUNUSON & CU.. for the purpose
of carrying Mm the PAINTING RUSIN P.SS, In all its branch
en; and hope, by strict attention to basins., to merit a
share of public patrol age. bettering and Graining dame
for the trade on reasonable totals. Shop on Seventh street,
opposite Um Neptune Engine Goose.
WM. YOUNOL(ON,
Merl DANIEL YOUNGSON.
New Paper Hanging..
NO. 85 WOuD STREET.
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS ;
Panel Divorations, lu gold, nak and marble;
Mall Papers, of various stylea ;
Fig'd and Plain Papere,liir dining rooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Borders, Cxtliago, Figures, Window Shades.
A large and complete assortment of the alave, selected
fro the season, will be sold at the usual low prices.
octS WALTER P. MARSIIALL.
Here It Is—tor 18861
rpinc GILKAT Pictorial double-nheet BROTHER JONA
THAN, for Christmas and New Year, is now ready and
for rale by MINER a CO. Now, boys and globs, here I.
rare fun—fun from New York, fun from California, fan
from all parts of the world. nov.2,
Henry DlVlCallough & Co. '
AITIIOLEBALE t/ROCXItd and Oommissiou llerchain!s,
TY corner of Penn .d Irwin sta. Pittsburgh.,
Steamboat FumatMere and
NYE ere constantly engaged the
manufacture of STEAMBOAT CABIN
CLIAIRS and FURNITURE, of ev , ry
description, and pay particular attention
to the Manufacture of the beet styles, suitable for the roe
oniteamix•at... Our experience to thia branch of the lnd.
new noble. us to warrant eatielection, as well with the
promptitude ice which orders are filled, es in the quality of
the work and personal attention given to the fitting out.
Those inter...4.l in furnishing Beata, will-find it to their
advantage to give to a cell.
ST2I T. B. YOUNG & 00.
rr mr T r ii t t l u t. t,, Fl u Ln iu ol A r. I , S t TON . ,
g Pr to op t t h is;;c4f y .if in usi t c ii ;
to resume hie teecluag on the let of August, but being un
fortunately taken ill at Fairmont, Va., he will not be able
t reach the city for /ante day. Due notice will be given
to hie pupils of Me arrival. 'inquiries may be made
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MISCELLANEOUS
iurOima F. EATON. No. 19 Path striart,agent forwith:lg
01 and buying PATENT RIGHTS., is now authorised to
sell the following lately patented articles t
Trott's patent 011 Olobtes for Shwa Engine;
Doan's Bock Drilling Machines:
Coe'e patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Mills,
Crawford's Steam and Water Guavas; and,
Grinlth's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical toechanim
and machinists, and pronounced superior to any In use.
lie le el. authorised to sell Rights to make and vend three
articles in any part of the country.
lie has also for sale hot.presmd Mutts and Washer., and
finished Brace Work.
Ile is aiso prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented Rights and new Inventions, and give to the bog
nessisithfol and constant attention.
Ile refers to the following .
CARD
The sub‘cribers have long I een acquainted with Mr.
Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gen
tleman of undoubted Integrity and Indefatigable Industry,
In whow, exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville B. Crate, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Wm. Larimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. IL Denny, U. Childs & Co.,
James. Wood, N. Holmes! Bone,
P. 11. Friend, Kramer a Rabin,
F. Lormis, L. R. Livingston,
Keep & Wade, William F. Johnston,
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson M'Candless, A. W. Loomi s.
Pirmuraat, November 27th, 11354.
PESNSYL.
LIATIII.I 7 I.ILV I ' I n "1
AT HARRISBURG, PA.
rpuis Institution, for the liberal education of Young
1 Ladies, rested by Charter with full Collegiate powers,
has been in successful operation for more than one year.
The location is one of the most pleasant and picturesque to
the State, The arrangements of the College are such aa
afford peculiar advantages in acquiring a .11,1 basis for the
mental superstracture. There are two departmenta—the
Collegiate and the Preparatory, with their appropriate
branches of learning. The mauve of study in each is three
years, designated by as many different classes. Young La
dies admitted at any time.
Board of instrudors.
}V. BEVERLY B. WAUGH, A. M., Principal
MI. U. Ccsauss, Principal Female Teacher.
Faaur A. Jonsson, Assistant.
Itarocr.r, Teacher of French, to.
U. C. C.o.llllAratl, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy, Ac.
U. Itcumou, Lecturer on Natural llistory, Nattrral
Ac.
Ikon. Joonru Hosin.ca, Prof. of Instrumental Music.
.luo. T. Carr, Prof. Vocal Music.
For eirruhrs, or tnr information, address the Prin.
pal, E. It. IVAUoll.llarrishurg, Pa.
New College, Lafayette Ball, Wood ss
ete)K KEEPING. ARITLIMSTIO, dc.
—l'rof. MILLAR ir BRO. continue to receive new stu
dents upon very favorable tenon, for practice' instruction
in the above named branches, qualifying them thoroughly
fur the glutses of the counting room. Open day and eve
ning. Mr. JOHN BARRY, Professor of Book-Keeping, de.
Please read the following testimonials:
We take great pleasure in certifying to Mr. Barry'squalifi-
cation.. 11, thorough book-keeper, and fully competent to
instruct 3 ouug gentlemen in the science of acoaunts. besides
being It god mathematinian and ripe scholar in other re-
Join, Funama.
late Profeaam In Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Janes M. Perna,
Principal of the Third Ward Public &onole.
Joun Hrcar,
Principal First Ward Scho,ls, Allegheny.
I am convinced that Prof. 31111ar is eminently qualified
for his prore,vion. A. B. tleown,
drib President of Jefferson College.
r I , IIE late firm of JON ES & QGltid, having been dissolved
I by the loath of John P. Quhrg. on the 27th inert, the
bueloeis el sold firm will br rettled by the undereigned, at
their oQh comer of lion. anti First streets.
ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner
Pitt - burgh, September 'JO, ISs4—[oerky
Isaac Jones,
I S o P o ri gh '; St's %
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Plough il
~, e
bprunt, Bra.n. Not Tupor, half patent, Beres, 31•11 and
Hammond In,n Axles,—,ornor of Rosa and hiast streets,
Pittsburgh, ocaqy
ISAAC Julrr.l . D. D. LOOMS .
D. 0. Roger. & Co,
IANUFACIL:ItMRS of EMS' patent improved Steel
I_ entries:, teeth. Office corner Rosa and First streets.
e iv
Cleaning Out Sale of kembrold ccccc .
t A K V A.• t(ol:LiElt hoe mark-t 1 down, and will eon-
Thursday,
1.01-111, IA December 71h, to Fell off an CO6T,
I.L; entire ,o.ck or Embroiderire, to make memo for a new
sopily iu the spring. Among hie assortment will be found
a hatitheime at of Collars, Meeves,Chemlzettcs,dwiss, Jaro
nett nod Dimity Banda, flandkerthiels Edgings and In.
tertian-. ke. Lelies wishing to buy anything it, this line
forEtindrime pre-rot'. will find it to their interest to com
pare his prig..; with those ~f other bons., bedore perch.
dog. Remember the flare, No. Rd MARKS 1 direct, corner
or the Dinuemd. dent
Three nooses and Lots for Sale.
W I i,L T R; l r l e OUS rry, t . A .. ND .
Fourth nod Liberty streets. 1.0.1 11) lent front by 79 feet
c. 0.. I, and two house., ou Loran street, Sixth
%Sara. Olio [loose frontiou on Logan street, and the other
on CariA.hior's oi:ey ; Lobitt feet by 100.
Al,o, the FL.: I I now ocrhpy, on the COrriCr Of Ferry nod
Water street, tho le:ise rormiliz oneyear from Ist of April,
with Elie Furniture, Ite'ditiog,,tc. The Howe at pres
ent is id:11,4 a rood business, and is pleasantly 'nested.
For tens. and further particulars enquire of
ALEX. CUPPLEti,
nuattf corn, of Ferry and Water greets.
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT R. PATTERSON, Proprietor,
COILN Ell OF 1..1 ASlO.'ll AND CliSftliY ALLEY.
r i z t p t . , T , t . tu rg liz , s
u mo u h :oes to the a L l a y te s , s and tl
a I:MINC /1., which, in point of sir has
e, commotion...
woe and adaptation. undeniably enrols any similar estate.
iiihment to 11, Uti0....1 States. Its location I, accessible
Iron, nil part , 07 Ili.• cily. while its high nod airy eituetion
repairs it especiaily SUiEed to the promotion of hmith, by
this mod ox, ~e. The Horses are docile and
weal trained. 001 the proprietor pledgee himself that DO
point or eaten, will t.e ripened to make this establishment
the first in the °obi , no , of the public. oct=id
W. S. Havel:a.
111 E OLD Pi:INTIM; F.STAIII.IXII3IENT, (late John
icon n titoskton.) and Illsok 13ook and Stationery
embower, iv prepared to execute every style of Legal,
Commerciet, Canal sod Steamibiat Job Ptititing and Book
innd an a l furnish every article in the Blank Book, Paper
and stationery line, at the shortest notice and on the moot
reasonable term,.
Blank Link and Stationery Warehouse, Printing Office
and lint, Illioleryi corner of Market and Semoil root. [oovl6
K. & A. C. Dnnc►n,
110L11:1AL11 GlitieliltS, and Dealers in Produce, For
viol Winos nul Liquors, Oil .11ouougabelasod Hord.
Um! Whisky. No. 291 Liberty st.. Pittsburgh, Pit. I iT5O:3'
Silver MaimYraelerY
n.)oxs, FOltliS, EMBLEMS, Ac.—itentionok tv PILIC2II.
0 —owing to supetior facilities in manufacturing my own
work, we are now culling at !mot 10 per cant. lower than
the eastern eitt,x, or elsewhere. All work to warranted.
Slerluty •lao manufacture Spoons of the
Bruielt quality.
Wiache , rod Wrzell repairing continued, with every b•
milly and renewed d-termination to give entire satiolliction
to cuenners, hoth he to price and the superior quality of
the work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
corner of Market and Fourth street.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY.
u. ILIIIILLOW MALT"? L. rTZVENd. O[OlOE MIME?
Bigelow & Co.,
SI.7CrESSOILe TO E. M. BIUELUW, N 0.413
"Unmoral alley, near libssi street, Pitts
burgh--COACLIES, C.IIIRIAGEB, PIMA
TONS, 81.100111.6, and every description of
fancy vehicles built to order, and finished Ina manner nut
urowcso Or issluty of drsign, elegance of finish, skill o
workmanship, and durability of materials.
air all work warrantal. nov9
MOURNING GOODS
I,~i;ANI VAN WILDER has just received a large and
1: beautiful as,ortment of Mourning Collate, Sleeves
.d Setts in Crape, Tarletim acd Swiss, black lace and
gauze Veils, black Iloeirris and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and silk ; Ribbons, DelLa, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alexander k Ba j ou's best Sid (florae can always be
found at No. 1,3 MAIIKhT STItKET, corner of the Dia
mond. novl7
Writing Close—Duff'. College.
rriAblE FitilD A WiiITINO TEACtiEIt WHO
. 1 EXHIBITS NO SPEW:DENS BUT 1115 OWN,—The
Day and Evening Writing Claw. •.f this Institution aro
now in full operation, tinder Mr. J. D. WILLIAMS. Ladies
meet in a separate apartment from 3 till 5 o'clock. mos.
desirous of obtaining Mr. Viilliame' splendid style of busi
ness Penmanship, will please call and get specimen. of kis
writing.
Plain and ornamental Visiting and Wedding Cards excel,
ted upon short notice. llis work in this lion will be found
superior to Roy over excl.tr..l iu thin city. nor=
Steamboat Owners
Ivl LI. find it to their :sit antlige to call and examine our
stock of STOVES, before purchasing. elsewhere. Our
variety, both as to style of finish and utility, to euPorlor to
any iu this market. We also have a Laundry Pumice,
new in design and principal, dositauttl exoreaely for gleam.
Loeb. GRAFF, REISINGiIt G GRAFF,
novll3 121 Wood stneet.
VI. an ted,
I)y aßober , industrion, young man, who will devote his
) entire Sm.. to 1., business, a SITUATION AS :OUP
PILAU CI.KNII in ft Wm , ', Bale or ltetail Warehouse, or As
sistant Book•Kiviper, or a pla, in a Grocery or Dry iatig,di
Store; and will snake himself generally useful to no en,
ployer. A note addreseed through the pool Offire io "A. A.
P.," or le,t at the °nice of the" Port,' will meltr promp
attention.
HAVE this day 4.4:04 11,0 d I. ith me in the wholesah
I Fruit and Confeetionary business, my eon, T. 11. An
derson. The busintwo hereafter, trom this date, Noeembel
Nth, 185.1. will be conducted under the name and sty'.
J. C. Andersen A Sou.
nor 17
Hata and Cap■
J. WILSON k soN keep" ,onotantly on hand every
'description and variety of HATS AND CAPS, both
wholesale and retail. more desiring a neat fashion•
able liar or Cap. pool and cheap, would do well to give
a before purchasing elsewhere. bovIS
Horne Shoeing
Tunderslgntel having succee
ded to - the tinniness of
j . Messrs. Ralph and John Joekoon. and (mated himself
next door to the Livery Stable of R. H. Patterson, on Dia
mond str. et, near Grant, ix prepared to do the work of
HORSE SHORING, in the hest manner and with the ut
most promptitude. Having had large experience In the
businessoind possessing o thorough knowledge of the Biros,
ture and character of the foot, and an intimate acquaint
ance with the disease, of it, he has confldence to his abil.ty
to give satisfaction to all comers,
/kW-Observe—the Shop is next door to the Livery Statile
of Robert It. Pattnnion, Diamond street.
llorsesshul to please customers.
~
W. S. JACKSON.
no. 'l.d Ica
No Humbug. •
ri'WO lIIJNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of stock
1 . will not be distributed at ROGERS a CO.'S St. Ns
guerxotype Gallery, Fttth street, opposite) Alason'a, lut
upon the payment of $1 you run procure as good a LIKE
NESS as can ho procured in this or any other city. Gal
oud girl ufi u trial. tut
Wm. Dlgby, Jr.,
ILOTHING AND FURNISILIN(I STOKE, Maso.ic
4.../ zlrect., Pit/thurgh.--Dlothing made to order, i
good ktyle, 1.101 of moderate rate, LOSktf
Veterinary Sargent'.
lIK subecriber being thoroughly acquainted with all
disuse, incident to the Homo, respectfully offers his
seniors ass VETERINARY SURGEON, to all who may
have occasion for them. Ile may be found at his Shop, ou
Diamond street, near Grant, next door to R. H. Pattereon's
Livery Stable. inov2Ddlenj W. R. JACKSON.
VLUABLE REAL EOTATi FOR SALE, Adjoining the
lb:trough of Manchester—THlßTY BUILDING LOU,
each 24 feet front by 100 feet deep, and fronting on Market
street 00 feet in width, are offered for nu quite low, end on
Teaßotta blo term. of payment. This property is part of the
estate of the late James Adam.. Esq., and the Utle Is per.
feet and beyond dispute. Apply to
nod JAMB lILLKILY.
RIM
illir-ffireigfrachffiffsaisag~mAterflregirmigasi,liff.
Keyser, the vent forth* medie4u, says he riff narrate er
unarm:or a sae a net, ores of Billk Disease or ikrifida,
Mai may lig premakd. Pezaphkle containing ca U of Ole
mad askinithing character mill be gime to any one gratis.
Oakelers D•pilurativar Syrup.
" We orate:stand thatour townemanDr. George W. Oaka.
Ivy, Is now giving his whole attention to the manufacture
of his Depuretive gyro,' and Extract of derasparills, In
order to supply the extraordinary demands for the article
.which are coming in front all quarters. This Syrup is with
out doubt the best of the kind made in the country. We
knot it to be one which we can honestly recommend to the
favorable notice of our readers It has been tested by years
of axperienos and use, and found to be all that is claimed
for it by its inventor. A pamphlet is lying before us, filled
with certificates of cores, the names appended to which are
not mar of rime, as Is usual with documents of tt to char
acter, but sodi known citizens of Berke county—who have
experienced the effects of its curative properties. Append
ed to the list are certifleates of different county officers of
Berke county, with the smis of their several aloes ettacbed,
stating that they are well acquainted with the permns
whose names are given as reference, (among which are the
names of a number of our principal phyeicians,) and know
them to be genuine. We advise those of oar ranters who
are afflicted to call upon Dr. Oakeday, at hie aloe in North
fifth street, and procure one of these pamphlets, which
will not fall to ruddy them that hie preparation is one of
extraordinary power andefflaisnoy,ead eminently &earring
of their attention."
Sold wholesale and retail at Da. KEYSEWS Drag Store,
No. 140 Wood street, mew lilsgin alley: Sign of the
Golden Mortar. deeiMatr
Cristadorces irmseleier Hair Dye.
A great invention Iziomphs over all factious rivalry,
even in this cresinlous age. It has been sail that every'
city is a Paradise of humbugs; but let a really meritorious
article, capable of doing all that Ls promised for it,be placed
in competition with mere nostrums, sustained by puffery,
and not by their own euellenos, and the true preparation
will succeed while the trash fills into contempt. It has
Inert thus with CRUM/MORI:PS EXCELSIOR HAIR. DYE.
It war offered as a preparatirm embodying all the chemical
ingredients of nature's own blacks and browns. The
chemists analysed it, and certified to the fact. The public
tried it, and their experience confirmed the dictum of the
ed.:nibs world. Its popularity was &Inset as Instantaneous
as the change of color it effects. The people were invited,
through the profs, to see its operation with their own eyes.
They beheld red, gaudy, yellow and grey hair, transformed
in fire minutes—without passing through any intermediate
tints—to a bnlttent and rich sutural black, or Many shade
of brown. They found that the Said Imparted no Main to
the akin of the head, einittal as uhpleataut odor, contain
ed no canterizing element. Of marse, they endorsed it.
They could not do otherwise: ail at this moment the sales
of the article exceed that of any other half dozen hair dyes
In the world. It is the latest effort of lenience, and it may
be truly mid, " the noblest offspring is the last.. The Ex-
relator flair Dye must break down every other and monop
olize the market, simply bantam it to the best. The molt
it produces Le its sufficient advertisement. Compare Its
operations with that of other hair dyes, and judge to which
of them the palm should be awarded.
liokd wholesale awl Mgt at Dlt. KEYSER'S Drug Store,
140 Wood streaL no.l4:dior
Agency of Dr. B, S. Ditch's Celebra
ted Medicines, et DR. G. U. KEYSER'S Drug Store,
No. 140 corner Wool street and Virgin alley.
Cherry Pulmonle, Pelmon.vy Balsam, Pectoral Expecte.
rant, Pulmonary Liniment, Deperative Syrup, lleart Cor-
rector, humor Corrector, Fern and Medicinal Cod Liter Oil,
Anti.byepeplirMiitere, Cough and Cathartic Pills, Berrie.,
Yermituge, Female Fills, Female Specific, dr-, An, used by
him ccuttantly and with unprecedented 'damage, In the
treatment of
old; Coughs, ansulnynion, Asthma, Heart Dismiss, Dys
pepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Sheastaiisms, Female
annplaints, Piles, etc, etc. Dr. Pitch's unequalled
Blast Silver Plated Abdominal Supporters.
Dr. Pilch's hnprona Plated 3rd
Spring S !walks Dram., Dr.
Fitch's Sam, labs.
ling Tube.
Also, all kiwis of Proprietary Medieims, at the lowest
prmes, wholesale nod retail. novl3.llew
LIST OP SERUM PATItitT MIDICINES,
OS nIOD asn 1,4 sus OT
FLEEING, BROTHERS,
• et Wier'. Tomato mod Liver 15135.
Wholesale Druggssts and Deakrs in /hied Xecticiaci,
Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
TT 1" MPS -IMEItICAN COMPOUND;
? layne's A.teratire:
Carminative Balsam;
. Hair Dye:
Expectorant;
• Sanative Pills:
Nair Took;
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Charry
Bryant's Pulmonary Balsam ;
lloolland's German BiVers;
Hotta. d do
Hostettet's Stomach do
Iderchisea' IltmineCatholicon
Storm.' Scotch Cough Candy;
Prior'. do;
Thorn's do ;
Howes do;
Osgood's India Cholagogne;
Morse's litrignrsting Cordials
Tyler's (lulu Arabic Drops;
lisrrison's Hair Dye;
Phalon's do
Batchelor's do
McMoon's Elixir of Opium;
Bryant's Purifying Extract;
Dailey's Pain E x tract;
Brown's Enamor ot.lanudca Ginger)
WAD ,e'r'e do do:
Kidder's Indellible Ink; •
Payson', do do;
Arnhold's do;
Dr. Curtis' H= r. na:
Lyons' Kat
Dsvid's Lilly Whiter:
Basin's do;
Tobias' Liniment;
Hunt's do;
Allen's Nerve and Bone Liniment
Mexican Mustang do;
Parcel's Arabian do;
Gardner'. do;
Barrel's Indian do;
Carter's 4.nm. Mtxturs;
Barnes Pile Lotion;
Moen Fun;
Scarpa's Acoustie Oil:
Merchant's Gargling 011;
Rushton, Clark-A Co.', Cod Llrer 011
McAllister's tnntesent;
Ship' It do;
Ferrel's do;
Gray's do;
Trask'e Magnetic Ointment;
Judkin's do;
Swaim'e Panacea;
Houck'e dec
Sargent'. Infant Panacea ;
Perry Davis' Pain Killer;
Ayer'. Cherry Pectorel;
Houghteri's Pepin;
Hier's Petroleum;
McLane's Oelebrated Liver Pills
Brandreth's do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Lee's Anti-bilious do ;
Sersaparille Iliood do;
Sven'. do;
Swaynee' Extract Sarsaparilla Blood Ills
Jayne's Anodyne Cough do ;
Towneend'e Health dot,
Jew David's Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newreart's do:
Radway'eßeady Relief;
Morris' Remedy;
Prof. Wood's Heir Restorative;
Emerson's do;
Bull's Sarsaparilla;
Towneend's do;
Sand's do ;
Guyana's Extract Tallow Dock and SarasparMea
Wolfe Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey;
Highly Scented Brown Windsor"
Musk;
Ludlum's Specific;
McLane's Sudorine Cough Syrup;
Tyler's Gem Arable do;
SeLers' do;
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonic Syrup;
Barry's Tricophoroue:
Norwood's Tincture of Varatrum Viride ;
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge,
Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafers;
Thompson's Rye Water;
Agents, for all of Dr. MeClintock'a Family:Msdicines;
Dr. Nuedhem's Breast Pump.;
Water's Atmospheric Breast Pumps;
Gum Eleatic do do
C. B. Mendly & Co.,
CREAP CARPEL' WAKELIOUSE, No. 82 Third street,
rear Market, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have now in store their
complete PALL STOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
description, from the Royal Velvet and Brume* to the com
mon Ingrain, Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from one
to eight yards wide, new designs end very rich. Cocoa and
Canton Matting, Druggets, Rugs, Mete, Stair Rods, Window
Shades, Ac. Pe11.01321 in want are Melted to call and anon-
Me their stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Raddov , e , !imi
tated on the most reasonable terma.
Air . Small pronts and quick
TERMS CASH ONLY. at/
J. C. ANDERSON
Home League Factory.
HEAVY SHIRTINGI:L
CRCM! AND TWEEDS , intended
to uit the retail trade of Pittuhuegh and Allegheny,
made of hard twisted yarn, dark patterns and Indigo bliss.
The general admission that Stewart's Checks and Tweeds
are not inferior in quality to any others manufactured in
the United States, with an increasing demand for them,
encourages the sohecriter to extend his tanner*, •Ith •
view to keep up a good assortment of such Oheeas as usu.
ally retail from UM to 18N cents pa yard. Samples will
be sent to merchante 'who caneot make it convenient to call
at his Wareroom, Rebecca street, near the depot, Allegheay.
oct73mw HAMILTON STEWART.
T LIAVE sold nryinterest in
w it h t:kern of Long, Miler
II Co., to B. L. Long, who, John Phillips, will con
tinue et the old stand, Fo. 109 Front street. I cordially
reCommend the now Bcm to the pstronsp of m
Pittsburgh, July 78,1864. P. 11.
6. A. LONG
8.
BELL AND BEAM FOUNDlialk, AND GAB IiTTTERS,
Invite attention'to their stock of Chandellem,Rrackets,
Pendant., and other Az ores. We tit up homes with Gas
and Steam, make Brans Castings of all kinds to order, tar
ed& Itaiircad Pampa and Tank Fittings, and keep Anti-
Attrition Metal coursantly on hand. $731
CARRIAUES FOR SALE.
THE wad ereltineil ' hes instils:sired at his
OARRIAOE WAREHOUSE, ei
near the Two Mile Run, between Pithibmgh
and Lawrenceville, h splendid aseortmen
of VEHICLES, of every description, and will continue to
receive regularly, new and second hand Carriages, &Skies,
Buggies, de., which he will sell on the very lowed terms for
cash, fleeing had tweiveyears' grat:foe in the trasinees,and
with his well known facilities to the East, be flatters himself
in putting down all competition.
Those wishing to purohastare nwpeetfullyinvited to call
and sae for themselves.
Drpenial and prompt attention paid todetwprilturl
kc, Im7 lB,l awr I J oz H
by
cou siw uorain bill prime cutting W. R. Chore ibr sale
MINHY H. OOLLDfIi
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This mute u ass lerdted miles . short 'and shout dad
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Thaw Deily Trains betweenllttsburgh sad C.,elsad.
Three 'Daily Trains between Cleveland and allkyto."
Thu to Cleveland ids bonny Chicago twenty-two boars,
and St. Lolls thirty-wren hems.
VIA ALLIANCE
Trains tar Cleveland bear* Alliance at 7.38, A. 7L, ADO.
M., yaborn, Palls and wed 40 P. M , conn
Akron, sodaactl at Hudson with Troika tat
10.03, A. M., 2.22, P. tf..; and 8.31, P.M.rriving in Clareind at
The, Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Itsdhoed, lean Pitts
burgh at 3.00, 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. IL: on can
netting at Alliance with trains which arch* in Olevalial
at 10 04, A. IL, 2.20, P. M.. and 846, P. M.
Pam/engem for Toledo, Ch o, Bt. 10010. Bock
Galena. and the North.weat, who what to go throng* with
out detention, will take the train leaving Pfttsbargbitt
800 A. 12., and linking in Cleveland at 2.20 P. hL, as god
Is the gaily train by whkh- glom connections are made
through to the above points. Paasengers by this train
math Chicago at 7.80 next morning and Bt. Louis at mid
%ate pined by going Ma 01 land, hoses.
The Teal fraus - Cleveland to Toledo a ndgh eight
liars as
Mom: Leave Cleveland at 7.80 and 2.30 A. 1L,2.46 P.M.
arrive at Chicago at ILOO P. M., Leo A. M. sad MOO Y.,_
Trains leave for Hock Island and Bt. Leafs se ibilenia:
Leave Chicago at 915 A. M.,10.06 and 1100 P.M.
Pamengers for 13t. fouls go over Bata Island Banned to
Joliet, and thanes aver the Chicago and Missiesippi Roam&
to Alto and then by Steamboat (23 mils) to Ueda
Pawne n,
rs by the 9. ce
21, A. M.. Train arrive In Stlarls at
11.20 same griming, and by the 10.06, P. Y. Troia alma
text day.
Baggage elected through to Cleveland, and that m.
checked far Chicago and St. Louis:
PASS VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
Ise mass. -. I
Ist cuir.l2/ . tisiditr.
To AlllinCe..—...s2 30 ITo Ch1eag0—....,....511 60 . 910
. -
Cleveland. -..- 4 001 la Salle-- 14 66 12 SO
Toledo-........... 6 00 Rook Laud.. 16 60 13 60
Detrolt---- 600 AL landa..— 13 60_ 111 411
Paeeeneen we requested to procure Deer Minds at the
o6loe of Oompany, In Monongahela Home, third door
below the corner. J. DURANDCIerahugL
J. il.'oa
OM!ffaii&iM
RAILROAD.
THE MAIL TRAIN will Imre erreerymanthig (Sundays
excepted) at Td { eka*. stopping at all the regular sta.
Bona, arriving in Phiadeltdda at 1230 A.M.
THE PAST TRAIN will leave Piterburgh t except
Sunday,) at 1 o'clock, stopping at Irwin%
troba,Blairmille,Loc Jobtudown,Villsocire, Men,.
Altoona, Sc., arriving in at 6 o'clock, thenelt
morning.
THE =PRIM TRAIN will leave army *Tauber
at 420 o'clock, stopping only at Grcensinirgh, Latrobe,
Lockport, Johnstown, Sunumwhill, Gallitsen, Altoona,
Lc., connecting at Harrisburg with the train br Balti
more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at 2
o'clock, P.M.
THE AOOOMMODATION TRAIN will leave away alter
noon (except Sunday) at 6.30 o'clock, sto= i tall regu
lar stations, and running only as far as
THE 13.1MOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily
(except Sunday,) at 11 o'clock, A. M., slopping-at an sta
tions, awl running only si hr as Drintenes.
RETURNING TEAMS arrive In Pittetogegh. NW Ace
commodation arrives at 8 o'clock, A. M. Ihrprem*l.2o. M.
Second Accommodation , 7, - P. M. Mail 12.30, 1"
Id. hat
Line, 2.20, A M.
Pare to New York,sll,so; Pare to Philacatts, j 9; Pare
to Baltimore, $9,50. Der* to Rarrielnarg, .
13aggsgechecked to all statione on the PensuiylTswin Ran
mad, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars, ediarged rn
own in addition to the elation rates, except Rim stations
where the Company have no Agent.
Pennsylvania money, and par fends only, received-in
payment for tickets.
air NOTICE.—In case of lo®, the Comporperfil hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and for
an amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. I.—The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed
to money passengers and baggage to and Itestithe DepoLat
a charge not to exceed lb cents for each prow, and
15 cents for each trunk.
Poi ticket., apply to J. MIESPLIKEN, Agent,
At the P. P.. Psommger Station, On Libart7 it.
Pittsburgh, November 1311418E4-4 norlii
11):411.1.044:4.,:C1V0A:r1M , 7.111A - T.7.14
New Arrangement,
COMMENCING FEBRUARY:4B,IBS4.
1864.
TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at SAM; dines at AIR;
Al anon ; takes tea at Crestline. and maks a ekes con
nection there with a test Express Train, reaching Cincin
nati about 12 o'clock at night.
REPRESS TRAIN lenses Pittsburgh arlio'elocit, P. M.,
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia,
and reaches Crestline at up P. M, enameling with the
Night Express which reaches Cincinnati in the morning.
Oonnecticea aro nude with the Ohio and Indium, sad
Belfontathe and Indiana railroads for Dayton, Indlezapoßs
and towns in Indiana.
Connections are made with Cleveland.Morzwerclika Ban
dusky, Toledo, Detroit and %keen with Rocyrus, Upper
Sandusky, Parent, and the towns on the Mad River Bad.
Abe, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville ararbowns
on the MansiSeld road.
, . . . .
Ps. to Cincinnati SJ; to Intliaospollss2; to Dayton $5,5(1;
to Toledo $0 ; to Columbus $5,25; to Zanesville $5,10; to
Clessland $4. Through tickets to Loulmilla at tedium,.
rates. _ .
TILE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Cresdine at 1.16 PM,
and reaches Pittsburgh at 8.30 P Id, coursaridng With the
fast Express Train through in fifteen hours to Philadelphia.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Criggllne at 2.30, 41L, on the ar.
rival of the Night Exuma 'Praha
On Cineliread, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 11.40, P M.
NSW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TWIN lea a 6
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 6 P M, and New Brighton at
AM, and 1.16 P M.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at T A 11, and 9P;
AL, and arrives at 450 A M, and 4.30, P M.
air Tbet Trains do not run on Sunday.
113- Tickets or further information. apply at the ticket
Maces of the Ohio and Penntrylvazda Railroad °unman , of
J. G. CURRY, at the corner Aloe under the
Home, Pittsburgh, or of
GEORGE PAREIIit, Ticket Agent;
. 1 ,Is :~ ~. r'~
STECBEINVILLIC
TO IiXWARK, COLUXBUS AID aIMA=ATI,
Via Steubeivlllo and Indiana Railroad l
EILVTERN ALMS BY CANAL ACRET,ANDOINTRAL
01110 RAILROAD from Clay P po ol's Btatkm to Newark
end Columbus.
. .
Pazwangers leaving Stenbenrille at 7 o'clock, A. Youtiwir
at Claypool's in time to connect with Night Riprese Train,
on Central Ohio Railroad, for Newark and Columba& arri
ving at Newark at 12.03 A. M., and Columbus at MD A.M.
connecting immediately with train For Cincinnati; and at
Xenia with train for Indianapolis and Chicago,
VIA DAYTON.
Returning, passenger. leave Columbus at 6.40 A. M., end
Newark at 8.28 A. hi., arriving st Claypool's M 9.09 A. M.,
and leaving bnmedistaly for Steubenville and intermediate
points, and arriving at Steubenville at T. 45 P. M.
" "
Prom Steubernallle to Newark, - ga 45
Do. do. Columbus, - 446
Passengers going Rest by this route will procure Tickets
at the Central Ohio Railrmd offices in Cannabis and
Newark. '
Passengers change am at Seurat, for Mt Verson, Shel
by. Mansfield, Sandusky City and Toledo.
In a few weeks the Steubenville and Italians Railroad
will be Subbed to limark, thereby dloansiag with the
Canal Packeta. MARL PESIBRRTON,
noel Siiperintesdent.
PFITSBUKOH, ST. LOUIS BD I.IIW BURNS.
POET DER= AND ONLY RELIABLY, BODY&
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
THENCE ST
CHICAGO I►sD MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
An Air Line Bouts from Chicago to Et. Louis.,
mamas LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays accepted)
on arrival of Express Train of Mle.Mgan Southern and
Central Itailmods
-Ist. ST. LOUIS DAY 9:15, A. M.
2d. i• - NIGHT EXPRRSS.--liko6, P. M.
Trains run Weigh to St. Louis in fourteen hours, via
Bloomington. Springneld and Alton, witheut dump of ears
orbaggve, connecting at Alton with dolly Line of Packets
kw Hannibal, Quincy and Keokuk, and at Si Louis with
FIRST CLASS' sTEmidmits FOR NEW ORLEANS,
and intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
lines of steamers kir Kansas and Council Btu*. -
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOWS XS MOMS
Baggage checked through to St. Louis, on Ylichion Cen
, tral and Southern Trahm, and at this depot in Chicago.
K. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
- Central Passenger Agent.
RICHARD P. - MORGAN . , Jo, Superintendent.
4611"Througb Tickets to St. loins, by this mute. can be
obtained in Pittsjiergb, at Oakes of Cleveland and Pitts
burgh and Ohio ad Pennsylvania Railroads. fsep.MnSui
Lini;LLMZIOUIQMLI37MI
r7T7T7
FREIGHT TARIFF,
Coaemeactag December /et, 1854.
MIDST CLASS —Broorm,Cedar and Wooden Ware, Festb
.1' en, Furniture, second hand, Pura, Pianos, Poultry
Whim, to baaketa or boxes: 90 cents *lOO The.
Bend Chia—Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Deer Was, Clover
sad Timothy Seed, Glassware, Hardware, Rao, Wool sad
Sheep Pelts, Rgipi and Leather 75 cents 3 100 Me.
Third Clan—Bacon and Pork (lome„) Batter, lafErbdna,
kegs or bbls ; Hemp; Hides, Soap, Window Glue, and Got•
ton, uncompressed: 66 cents 3 100 lbs.
Aura 67au—Alcohol, Baccini er boxes,) Barley
and Malt, Beef and Pork, CLndiee, Cheese, Lard ants Lard
Oil, Whisky, Cotton Mompreseed,) Tobacco, 66 cents 3
100 lba. Plow, $1 bbl.
GEORGIE 41. 7RANCISKEIS,
nor2o Predight Agent.
- - -
A T A KREnNG of the Steenboklers of the PENNSYL-
Jola VANIA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Pittahungh, bold
at the °Moe of the Company. earner of Fourth and - Smith
field etreets, on Monday, the Gth Instant, the following per
eons were elected Manors for the ensuing year:
Walton F. Johnston, Jacob Painter,
George B- White, W. Pet
ty,
J. Grier Sproul. Jernee R. Negley,
A. A. Carrier A. J. Jones,
U. R. Coeg,lllll, Kennedy T. Frietut,
Garen, A. Wilkins,
Body Pat terson, Wade Ihimpton,
Doff Josiah King.
J. T. JOHNIrroS —IL 2. /011311T011—.-----2. MOM
Hie eleiter Carriage Factory.
i TOLINSTuN, PRATE= A co., PRACTICAL COACH
Al AKERS, cornea of Rebecca and Balmontatraetr,
AlM
gheny city. Pa, have on hand sad are manufacturing an
exteradve awortruaut of Carriages, Rothaways,
ilsagsge Care, ae.., made in all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability and beauty °ravish. using la all
their work the beet J =data inn and eastern hickory. Her
pairs attended to on Outmost neesimehie.terma. They awl
amilident that all who may favor them lath their patron•
ege,will be perfectly mashed on trial „if flair work.
The Pillabnigh and Menehmter 011110101111 par= if.
teen minutes during the day.
FrllaG 8U8V.A.03-11Lampayeadvalam
il 6 hirekon l serpentine frosts, • handmaid a-We ' ll
id sad for slay T. B. TOM% .1k 00,
actin Saiddlekt ottfmk.
pUK Parent-41 emks very =parka Pot•ah,
701 IL ri
1/net al the Aumemil and Mulket
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