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.‘ ,4*RIITING ow CONTRIBUTORS TO THE HOUSE 01
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---''' . Pape -, f X.-e..,4.-ii , ,,„.L 7 I. ~..!..- ~ ta - - :.4„ . .., 1 ' , - . -:•:(,, Secretary-B. J. Hanna.
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. 10 , 117.. ay. 4 ,7,,e.. ^9 ,,,,t,t‘ • ',.'• ~ - - 1 -^ ... • F... , '` , c 7. - 4 =` qq . -'' 1 ...T00x, 208; baum Allen Kra e l O ' D 1 George
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Logan, El L. B. Fetterman.
Fa i nt:ma OF Gam. W. Lasimms.-Ont corn
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• Fixne m ton, 78 ' ; Ro b ert m•t..oyM,Y3e2r', h u i e s w b e an w k as ing eo houee . a p n e d o s te n c e i p t e o nd ft ed m p a ex i n t ent. f The
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Lewis,W,taori,Bl ;
47 ' 2 ''' . Wl i li rr ain , 1 . l e ' m Kemp , 786 ' .
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_0 1.4. m , "•••••1 „.... Oonstablo-John Fox, 486,Jamee Criswell, 180.
Vz. ..• 4, 4 eille,_aba-.4,,,e,e4:- Assistant Assessor•-blarta Lytle, 413 ; John
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e proof of the fact, and with the greatest re
luctance, that it was believed . We know of no
failure that could it the '
7, **P•itki,,,,,*"rzl,t,„,ps Creighton, 418 ;L. WC:sidles., 205 ; Joheph by all classes in th e ie ze c e universal
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r• cue. The liabilities of the
Genet .1 are stated to be very heavy, but the
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01 . 1 4 7 4 i 4.- aen..fre . ,_..,_"" it,t , „,,,.'5,,, J4 ,' i 11. Cooper, 209. Judge-R.Pollock, 836 ; Wm.
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amount is not known . He is supposed to
>tr , .."- cesits./..'?; , " . 4, • ';' - i. ' eLaufman, 207. -School Direttors- Robs . Moore,
44. Ippir4. - -0 .4%.,.. , ..."): , .. 428; Jacob ArCollister, 4V.;A.. 1... Russell, 216; o ;tv t ri ie as c e l e a t i e m e s u u ffi p o o te n n h t i t m o cover the greater portion
'At'eet a' Ob10•44.1 - 7eLliti, ''...• W. B. Shmffer.
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1 14, 1 ''f r '''.i.t.',-;V#l,` FOURTH WAID.
Aldermen-Israel Wiggans. W., 144; James
; as. I. Donaldson, W., 225 J / Hero, D , 69;
Jas. Matthews, K. N , 209 ; tohn Lately, Jr., Gee. Latimer wan President of the Pittsburgh
and Contielleville Railroad Company, and the
payments upon
_ that work will be stopped for the
present.
Pennsylvania... was aloe Treasurer of the Ohio and
'''s e4"4,1•(•..{.-",'",,eni K. N. 196. Assessor-It:obeli Hope, W 268; much . Railroa d , but is said . not to have
'''''.-I('''‘o • l;. c '' "-' li v . Jas. hi. floury, K. N.,157. Assistant lases- or their funds in his Possession.
~.4..-a1.e..4.,' sore-Geo. Mere, K. N., 17% Philip R. Kin
kead, K. N., 183; William Witty, W., 222;
Alexander Speer, W., 280. 400 l Directors-
R E. M'Gowtn, W., 282; Willi iim Rinehart, W.,
219; Lew Whittier, K. N, 1113; Henry Hays,
R. N., 185. Judge of Election...lL L. lingwalt,
W., 219; Jno. D. M•Fadden, T. N., 180. In
spector of Eieotions-John Kota, Jr. W., 229;
Wm.ll bwings, K. N., 148. lowa:Me-John
Vagley, 114; J .mee H Young49s.
SIXTH WARD.
Judge of Elect'. ee-&.Arthur ll'Clelland, 225;
Daniel Armstrong, 208. - Inapeett-Jas Moore,
218; G. C. eirdle, 207. Assestir-Jas. Chum
berm, 224; Wm. Shore, 203. Costable-Thos
M•Coy, 220; Joseph A Butler 214. School
Directors---Alexander Gordon, 22; John Har
per, 234 ; A 0. IN'Candleee, 203 James Shidle,
211. Annetaut Assessors-Johe Phillips, 227;
Wm. D.cluon, 229; W. H. Brker, 206; E.
Eckhart, 20f.
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NINTH WARD.
~Pulge of Elections—Wm. Schair, 198. In
epeotor—Wm. Forsyth, 121; Ricard Hughes,
80; Jooeph Knox, 22; Wm. Nixon!. Assessor
--Johnston Little, 193; Jos. M'Cte, 193; Ed
win F. Lightner, 128; John S.fewma-, 71.
School Directors—Riobard 11. Coett, 1-58; W.
V um, 187; John Harrison ;ohn 8. New
man, 67-. Constable—C. Ro g e rbrts,2B.
Yount Lams' ASSOCIATION corns BELIEF
• CM TEN Poon.—We direct the station of our
readers to the following appeal ff assistance,
Pow Toting Ladies' Assoclion for the
R e - i;:r of the Poor." The Associion is a very
meriton ' , as one , :and those who atilieposed to
't a le mite to relief of a needy and
contribule t. Qui no better medm to distrl-
Indigent, could
bate it through:
"The Young Ladle ~4 AssmiatiA" the Re
*bet destirie of funds,
lief of the Poor being alt. le oaaraore to ap„
resolved at their last meets .., - .
nblidina to lay
peal to the sympathy of the p‘. .., jeir affairs.
before them a full statement of o *inter than
They have already done more this . _ am of
during the whole of any previouse. , i i. i
their existence, and are now asaislg wi. . i
from 75 to 100 families. They havgiven o: vt
$173 worth of groceries, 187 peirbf shoes, '
198 loads of coal, materials for 1! woollen
garments, 96 cotton ones, 65 made ligaments,
42 pieces old clothing, and 24 comfle. The
following is an account of their reipte and
expenditures for November and Decentr :
Received. —Collection at annual meeting,
$48,18; members' subscriptions, $8 dona
tions—Mrs. Collins, $5; Mrs. B. P. hewell,
$5; Judge Jones, $10; Wm. R. Morp, $10;
Judge Hepburn, $10; Mrs. Murphy, i; Mrs
Schmertz $5; Mrs. Skinner, $5; Jot Thaw,
$ 650 ;
Schmertz,
B. Bailey, $4: unknown hid, $3;
fines, slo—total, $787,28. Also, dryiods to
the amount of $14,82 from Mr. G. P.lmith ;
one dozen comforts from Mrs. H. Deno nl ,
il a
bundle of clothing from the Howard Aso lion.
Paid Oest—For dry goods, $179,87; gro
ceries, $178,39; do. shoes, $118,91; deoal,
286—total, $707,92; leaving a balance <hand
- of $79,86."
New Yean's DAY opened out bright at glo
,
it ' rious, and reminded us more of a balmy 'ring
day than the middle - of Winter. From atarly
hour the streets were crowded by well titled
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..; ei11tra ..i.p..... P"- and pleasant looking people, who seemed base
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ofso o m ne e obest in view—to seek for amtnient
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i x kind. The different .exhibitionsere
1;1;40,
~.....41-:-.tfi, crowded at every performance, while the 'land
iimpr..„..p,‘ of revelry by, night " proclaimed that bay
t cVaik.ktf 4 ' were closing the natal day of a New Ye by
4a 4 .'b 1 1 - 4 4 40.4, fi guring in the intricacies of the mazy ace.
ipai..at„', ,, *it *,- t., * It was generally observed that there w es
4 1,41t14V4, ° ,4 4 .N1.1 1 4t drzinkennese nod fighting than usual on lio
A '4*
* Apt fa. • holidays, and the marked improvement idiis
1 11.- Z. .4 so
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..... c • ..4 respect was a matter of congratulation tall
44z4Nvt,:ttk peeceably disposed citizens. The only intda
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'tor 0 rii14.,14:0' a "nice young man," Whom we met last
ait: tr. S t S4-I : t a ,
* night, bolding On to the lamp post on the titer
of Third end 514cl:et streets, which he mink
'tia .' - Vl` for a female acquaintance , and talking in cry
‘ 0 , : * ; . etisiiesi ii '
,-,-%48.4,w-4,4 maudlin manner, assuring the supposed ly
Tialfg-,-.,licv-.1 that .:"Pen honor, this was his ninetyeth c 4"
ar' 4 `! * 4 . "'" , A great number of our citizens kept in
' 4 '1eii.Y . :4:1 .• ...'- , *V' 1 house during the day, and the custom wee Sp
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ri : litik r ifi;
# bably better observed than on any previous Is
Year's Day. We were pleased to hear that t
few families preferred wine or liquors to
'I I 'tt* . 4 4"..:3 010/e . 1 ,1?- 4 ..
' 'fishers, but instead, furnished other ref
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Judge of Elemmos--Henry Din, 90; George
Gumbert, 87. luspector.—T. 8. 'hompson, John
B. Crawford. Assessor—Roberehompson, 98;
.John /Lifer, 79 Assistant Assesors--Bernard
.Kane, 93; Do.rlee Stewart, 94; Benj. Be 11; 82;
leaac Hull, 79. School Direetoe—:-William 51.
.Arthurs, 95; Robert King, 94; Eg.M. Thomp
:son,• 95; James P. Richardson,l6. Constable
—James Ite..d, 94; Peter Grant, 81.
ElOlllll WARD.:
Alderman—Robt. Morrow, 127 W. J. Smiley,
14; John Wells, 8. Judge of Elttions---Slmp .
sou Homer, 133; Thos. Daft. 74. David Sitar
ran, 14. Inspectors—Chas. King 99 ; Francis
Alstr2,\77; IL E. White, 86; Jags Steele, 74.
Assessor—F. Morrow, 123; Thous Neely, 92.
Assessors—Wm. M'Clui, 131 ; John
J. Stoer, 130; George Steele, 83 John Glass,
.84. School Directorti—Thos. Grtnough, 185
W. H. Iverson, 184; J. L. Hamilin, 134; Jas
:Matthews, 81; James J. Martl49. Consta
,ble--Thomas Hill, 91; Wm. Philhs, 68; John
:Moran, 66.
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BANDPORD'II OPERA TVOUPL—Tbe success dr
this band of minstrels in our city, during the
last two or three weeks, is unprecedented in the
history of Ethiopian exhibitions. Night after
night have they continued to draw immense
crowds at the City Hall, and the rush still seems
as pest as ever. On New Year's Day, at both
performances, the building was crowded to its
utmost capacity. To-night, that renowned and
unapproachable dancer, Dick Sliter, takes a
benefit, and offers s first rate bill. Of course
he will bare a bumper.
Loss or COAL BOLTS.—We understand that
fourteen pairs of coal boom were lost between
this place and Rochester on Sunday and Monday.
Six pairs of these were sunk at White's Ripple .
We have received no particulars of the acci
dents, but believe there wer*To lives lost.
DIORAMAS.2kit. Buboup, the
agent of Mooteldi's Dioramas, has set apart the
proceeds of Thursday evening's exhibition for the
benefit of the Howard Association for the relief
of the poor. McClurg's Hall, corner of Wood
and Fourth streets, entrance on Fourth street.
Mtaxa & Co., No. 32 Smithfield street, have
received Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashions for
January.
TELEURA PHIC.
By the O'Reilly Lines for the Kerning Poet
ONE VEIN LITER 72.0 X CALITORILt
Arrival of the Daniel Webster, at Dew
rOO,OOO IN GOLD ON TBE WAY.
New Osissns, December steamship
Daniel Webster arrived to-day, with Ban Fran
cisco dates to the Bth
. .
The Star of the Weet left San JUID, on the 23d
ult., for New York, with 260 passengers and
$700,000 in treasure.
A Russian privateer had arrived at San Fran
oleo°, having escaped the putpait of the allied
fleet in the Pacific.
The frigate Columbia, with Messrs. Wheeler
and Pabens on board, had arrived at Greytown.
Three British vessels of war were in the port of
Greytowo, and the United States steamship
Princeton was at Aspinwall, and was daily ex
pected to arrive at Greytown.
Notwithstanding the continued absence of
rain, which was beginning to be severely felt,
the mining news was cheering.
The railroad from Lostingelos to Colorado
was favorably thought of by the inhabitants of
San Diego, who are also projecting a railroad to
Colorado.
The telegraph between Columbia and Stook
' ton is to be in operation by the let of January.
The adaptation of the soil of Sacramento Val
ley for Cotton growing has been demonstrated
by the exhibition of samples grown therein.
The steamship Cortes strived up on the Bth.
Dates; from Sandiwch Islands to November
lOth are received. There is no news. The in
i• Nts are said to be favorable to the early
completio,, - of the annexation treaty.
The Russian
..ccount of the attack of Petro
'-lted in the Polynesian. It
paulowski is publie. quite different, and
represents, matters en , made, both of
says that two attacks we. moth cups_
which failed. The allied force It
rior. • , ty un-
The markets were quiet, and genera..," 4,118
changed. Flour slightly firmer at $12,50%.,..
for Gallego and Ralell. Butter... New, 460.
Lard, in tcs, 16i@t17i. Mere Pork, 18. Clear
Bacon, 151®18i. Rome, 18.1@g40.
Message of the Governor of New York.
ALBANY, N. Y. January 2 —Governor Clark's
message shows the receipts of the general fund
to be $1,955,000, and the payments $1,817,000.
The Governor anticipates a considerable reduc
tion in the receipts, in consequence of a reduc
tion of taxes and a reduction of the receipts by
the canals. The debt of the general fund, to
the 80th September, is $6.888.0 00 . The capi
tal of the school tund is increased $42,000 du
ring the year. The receipts by the canals for
the year are $2,989,0M, and the expenditures
$1,2:88,000. The surplms does not meet the
purposes for which they were designed by
$104,000; this is attributed to the commercial
embarrassments, short crop.c, Bto. On the li
quor question the Governor &dines his views at
considerable length. He strongly advocates the
prohibition, citing many forcible arguments.
He considers the prohibition as clearly wain
the limits of the constitution, and hopes • bill
will be framed to secure itesuppremion, without
interfering with just personal rights. lie strong
ly denounces the repeal of the Miceiwiri Com
promise, and considers its restoratio.l sin:de
manded for the security, peace and pe.cmasent
welfare of the community.
Arrival of th• Star of the West_
New Your, January 2.—The Star of the West
reached the dock shortly after two o'clock. She
connected with the Sierra Nevada, which left
San Francisco on the evening of the 9th. She
brings specie freight amounting to $625,885,
consigned as follows: Duncan Sherman, 41202,-
000; Adams, $184,000; Wells & Fargo, $90,-
000; loge & Co.. $70,000; Newhouse & Boosts,
of Philadelphia, $22,000.
Amongst her passengers ars Senator G wino,
the HOD. C. B. Garrison, J. Bose Browne, Maj.
A. J. Smith.
The British frigate Vestal when leaving Grey
town for Jamaica grounded, and was towed off
by the steamer Daniel Webster.
Fal.lure.
Nit► Your, January 2.—Wadworth & Sr el
don, Bankers, have suspended. Their liabill ,es
are about two millions five hundred Mouse.
doilars, and their assets are probably a mill. is '
over. They were agouti] for Illinois in iuis
city; consequently no payment wee made this
momlug on amount of interest on its bonds, &u.
Arrival of rho Sleek Warrior.
flaw Foss, January 2.—The Black Warrior
arrived from Havana, with dates to the 27th.
She , brings nothing of the lout interest from
Cabs. A passenger , states that he left Lesemerls
On the Bth October, when the sloop Albany vas
pota; allwell ;-.-she was bound down, the
Meet.
MUM
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Naw Your, January 2.—Beloher & Co., of
Bt. Louis, sugar refiners, failed for two mil•
lions, involving G Bay, stook broker of this
olty, for $226,000; Foster & Stephenson, bank
ere of this oily, $800,000; and sundry others
in'llostop for a million.
WASHINGTON CITY, SSD ttary 2.—The Star
says that Daniel E. Siokles resigned the office of
Secretary of Legation before returning to the
United States.
COMIktERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD 01 0 TRADE AND
BIEREHANTS , EXCHANGE.
OFFICERS.
Retirkst--JOIDI SIIIPTON.
First rice Firtiderte—Wx. H. Siam.
&cold " " Wig. R. BROWN.
Secireasy—Wx. S. !Gym
Dvasurvr—Joss D. SCOUT.
Superintendent—S. T NO/M1.1.3R.
Cbri...tte• of Arbitration for ianuary.—W, R. Bums,
V. P.; RILL GORDON, J. 3i'Dxvirr, DAVID E. PARS., JOHN
SOM.
ANOTEM "Ito,."—There wee another slight run on the
brokers yeßterday, porhap, caused by the suspension of •
prominent member of the board. There is little cause for
alarm, we think. Ilustneee in our city hes now become so
lively that maiters cannot help but mend.
LortutrooL Corms MARKET, December 16—The Circular
of Messrs. Mulligan & Co. report the sales of Cotton for the
week al 39,000 bales, of whlelt 1000 bales were taken on
.peculation, and 40000 bales by exporters. New Orleans
fair, 03i t tl; middling, 5.1; Llplandat fair, si/ g th middling, Wgd.
The demand has been. but moderate, and prices hate de
clined V.I. The decline has been meet on fair qualities.
Brown, Shipley & Co. report the market dull and price.
Irregular. with continued anxiety to realise, at • decline of
V e i on low middling, and 1 /.1 to I ,d on fair. The stock is
605,000 heist, including 342,000 Inden American.
The brokers have agreed to dote the produce markets •
whole week from Chrintmae, reopening them on the 2d of
January
MILIMISTLIFER—TIrown, Shipley & Co. report flour as in
good demand, and pries have advance] In bbl: Western
Chmal 42.47443 a; Ohio, 40s: Philadelphia and Baltimore, 46t.
Wheat is m good dentawl end priers have atirecoed 6d:
white, 13. ad: red, 12e ed. Coro has slightly advanced:
yellow and white, 44s The ti , m state of die market is in.
dueed by the .mall rink in the por e.
P•ovittruen —Beef In unchanged: Pork indult; IhICOTI also
dull Lsr lix in moderate d.toanaO, but prices pays de.
caned la cwt litcherotson &Co report sales of only •
few tiesEr, of Beef. at 140 , bred quiet and Gd to Is lower.
NAVAL :roam table Baton sold at fia 6.164115: the
supply I. abort Turpentine is quiet, at Sin at Spirits of
Turpentine has deettord m 4:s.
Love Money si•earr, lire-mber Id —The Money mar.
I kat le eteety, Un.ole closed et Si F . ig0,,01, without dividend.
The Bullion in the Itatik I.lEnglarerwas leers nl .L 181,400.
Ball di Oen rtpori, Slats securities In god demand, espe
cially Virginia and Pennsylvania tv/Uls Little bad been
done in ttailmed bonds
Sears or TRAUR.—The neentiras from Maochenter tepee.
tent • temewhat better demand.
freights at Liverpool were unchningtoL
Now lulu. January 2--Cotton du! :•nl priee• lower;
Sr. a middling :04.: uplands nri'llinif7:7-i' Flour • truth.
high , . *ale. 4.:0 s. bble cno4 phi - , at 19 : 00(410: Southern
L.s•lhel• trt $1,50.:410 Wheat firm. Coro
gem; ..al et 61 , re, t i fort n trig. lower: ealer 500
at liesf duel. Loot brm It 10410!.4. Whalty
heavy at ..34 A. • CArtf, •tes.ly Sugars dull.
Clar3,lYart, Jnoteary 9.—The river tore risen twenty
inches. Weather tar, Fleur $7 A. 547.75 Wlarlty 1:‘,4
. 19. No sale. lint,; Rute: ,tuli et Suitor
elloed to 4 , ,k4,5ti. -free 11!.i.
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Another Bathers
Itoolimottoo of Sickles
Commercial I ntallltanco
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS
BANE NOTE LIST.
COMILVTI. to MI: Tilt vi 1113:1Ca roxr et
11.001:1 a 'Sargent. baxellastipe Bankers,
Oxner a... 1 ft,th Pi:lstmrph.
PEN N err.r AN lA. - .11110.
Plttabutub Danks----- par. E.Utte Di..... 1 branch.— I
Philadelphia •. .G. her...rent hacks-...._ I
Rroweuellle .. par. 11+0'... 01 -...ndutt1ty......_.
Stucky county " .., tteauvllle.... ..... ... ........ 60
Cheater Co. ( new 1•• trei_. t,..4 Norwalk 60
C.oiumble Bridget, 1,, Urbana lb:
Danville " . 1.., W....ter :a
leates. on. " 1 INDIANA.
Dollegtown " :•, State !buck Panto ...:
Bacton " ... ..... lt , " State Ilt.and brand:me__ 1
tiermanumn •• li ILL11•0(11.
Lancaster Bente . it 21921. Stock Banks..-64.10
Lebanon " .....—. §t Stain Ilan= Branch.-- 60
Montgomery ro.ltanka— titan% ef 1111n01a......... 16
Borth...be:Mad " -- ~. K76.NTVCRY.
Pottevil. " .- 1 ." An wl•ent 8ant5.....-... 1
ri
Reading it Nita-9011RP
&buy 18111 openly " _. .4,state Itt.an4 branches.- I
Witslllegtori MICHIGAN.
Want Bre -lb •• .....,, , t All Nolvent Rang% 6
Wyauln • ..- .'•11I W114.1)N1117.i.
Carlisle_ . I ( Mar: o.
• Fire I 111111i11,..
Chamberaturg XI Co. at Milie•ultia_ 6
RA, I ! T0NN12486111.
lientyaburch I I All ..Drat. t Ranks- 3
liarrieburg .. xi SORTIE CAROLINA.
' llomselele 1 'An •olver. . Rar.k• ... 6
Middletown h irtUTII CARGLIN A.
Viayn-sbur2 _...... I !All s.ttreot Rank._ .._.. 2
York Rant.... .. .. . B .'" .i Et MG lA.
Relief Note. .. Ali ....Irene Rank. 1 !
Umbel Mat-. Rent It ALAIIASIA.
Allegheny City ncrtp—... pwr. ALI ',trent Bank • I.
Dittelturgit Ctty •• ..... tur. LoUIcIANA.
B.ll.egbent Co. •• ... I,rette All o i•.-to. hank.....--. 1
I.OW YORK f.VILiANGItti.
New Yore Ory ... ... 41 . . Ste et Yr., Pi ,
Count:, Ilattrce ... .... ..i . INdladelphte ... I.ar.
SOW 1 EItSEY. .Ctaltim're te. ,
All melrent Bank• % Clacennat• ....... _ .... 8 r; .11.'1.
DELAWARE. Lcul•• IDA . .. . ... !.....lbet.
All eolvent Bank.!, it 1.d..t. ... . 1 t ileet.
Small Notee. ~,,, I , •Lt• II GE tiolNi.
MARYLAND. , A nic-rt--an te-1.1. , ..wt_.... p 41.1,
Baltimore Kanka ~ , ,k Amert ....1, 1)1.411 . 0W) FY et.
Country Danko •-• t•overelgne . $4 43
VIRGINIA .llta me., . . . 600
Bank of lia.• b rune Le... 1 erbleric al.,' 720
/*rm.+ . ilk • bran.-Les. I : 1 -ti TIGG•rt. ........ _. .... 1 8.7.
Valley Bk.. branch , .. 1 , Ten "...I Dew_ ..... .... 290
17v-buntl - GI a b,-o. •bee 1 in::, I * .-.. ...... ............ _4 26
Wheellng Bant-• I . N•polcoos 603
Wlteedlng branch......_ 1 ; Doubloon, Patriot 16 70
NOW ENGLAND. ....11-dtwyn., itetulrE IS 26
All MARTIt Rank, " --••
ucT it )1 , , ,AL11,;)
A rAetion•-•Dall y !inlle•.
A T C.caurr,a; rrrr nf Wood Ana
I.:Vb rtmnt.r.at A. M , Mont
era..Trablo. Stapl. Boa Fa n'y Dry 4.7.n.1•0.1 , .111nir, Mgr.
AT ii'CLOCK. V. X.,
0r t v..,1e... queen...re, 61a.mgvate, Tn 1.1.• Cutler:, !..aklog
c.t..lBeralud ut IA 1 711 i Ktt , brn Var.
AT 7 o'CLOC.:i, P. 51
net4on.ry, Y•ty.y ArtMi.e. .1t,114 , 1i I...ntrurneuto,
jr'lard• , . ago 1 Cutlery. Clat),lne, Varirt7 i/r - K-A.,
tlllrer k,. P. M DA\ A.1 , 1•1(1cOr I PIIIII
7. P. Y. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
11ESIALABIAL SToCKS AT AUCTION ---Ou THURSDAY
RD Intl, ;t 7 u'i•lo - k, at the MerehaniiC
Eiurtl creel, will be roll :
Dank , :( PlLD,bur;ti Murk .
0; :Darts Elehanze Wolk St,lt
True: CotrivesT Stmt;
11H: aF.nrs~ obi., mei Pe M.limed Cilupany Stoet.
Onose 1110111; C' tupelo- Kock.
100 .here. Ri C•aspen et.:At ;
WO ;VALE A 211,1,0 C , MI.III St.cit
IY 4Lerri. I.liNisurany Sleek.
Jews C /ciolir,er
ituur Co:int 1:11. 1 , h.tl A 11,. A.l , AT A Ut.7l'l ,
IJF E,DA Ji,lit\lll7, 3rd fn-t., allO o'clock,
at the la.sitaiercl-.1 ,alc• 1 . ,11 , a Wood •Pld filth
.I.lwtt. Vllil tn . , 11, tr01;;;ut rececee, t.; ;luta coneiguale
21 half el,ceta Yousit, 117.01 t, /unpo•der awl Bleck Tee.;
3 001,, N 0. Sllee;01, liddn Id I or Vlnekar; 18 Itc;tes
glnla Menu Itctored 'bad. , I,odo e , pan ish 11cCe , ; 'oaelhce
with Coffee, Chocolate. Pepper. Meader. Mackerel,
Lifl7lo){, Veoctlen It d, rapplo2 Pate, Ik-ri Plow
Linee,[lanai I'. 11. I/ At le, Auclicncer.
To the Commercial Community.
, v.3111..1.A It IMO. !Ls... f.r Rallied number
PR , In Writing. 11•K•ii.lieeping, A rit hmetle Cal.
of ••• • 111 all other nere.eary e”entinis h eta,
eulatione,
stituto the huai" ••• depurate. liiitrurtlon, thereby adroit,
Each Puni , rt . `" • "`„ • ,' •••uperiv , manner.
dog kan• College, Lafayette Ilan,
Colt AI the Iron Clip full setivfartion.
Wood etreet. Whet e yol. ll, klod read
Open from BA. Al. till In i AI• ••••:
the following
toorlf,kiiimulio,viplif.nr:,.4pet:reod.l sa t
\o l
Author of FlPMing
• • nee an d Improved 'yeti= of aced.
Keeping. de.
Prrraetmou, Pecanlber 16,1854.
We, the undersigned, take pleasure In stating to our
friends and the public, that we have maim a few lemons In
Prof. Millar. new an d superior fustetin of Penmanship, and
our Improvement hae exceeded our most sanguine expects..
lions. Those who whh to improve their hand.wrlting will
find Prof. M. the most skillful teacher cud hest penman In
Pittsburgh.
W. Moody, Albert Lauren.,
(1. 11. Ililderbrend, J M 11x.fleld,
W. (1. M'Clurs, Robert Wollaca,
A. lx. White, Lev i...g. Jenks,
it. id'Usrr, 3. IL Nefinlvy,
Danhip 'llstoet, Toter 0. Dryer,
And others, whose names eon be core at the rooms. (dee=
Arnold !r. Will lams,
MANUFACITUTUKERS OF CHILSoN FURNACES,
WROUGHT IRON and (Ming generally, for
warming and ventilation of buildings. A. & W. will
contract for warming and ventilating, by abeam or hot
water pipes, or Chilaon'a Furuare; Ch archer., 2. , ch001a,
pltale, Faetorlea, Green Houser, Court lionoen,J alto, Hotels
or Doellingo. No. 45 Market l'itthburgh.
stvittiAlNS lb 11OUSaci—De offer tomato several good
anbetantial Derailing Douses, in convenient locatione,
well o ...varigntl for comfort, and lu good onler; and will be
sold at low rates, cheaper than they could be built at the
present hfp;.h price for lumber and all building materials.
For cheap flo.dees, Lots and Fanning Land, on easy terms
of payment, cull at the old established Real Estate Dillon of
S. CUTIINEET & SON,
No. 140 Third street.
---_________.
Mineral Wilmer anti Sarmaparlllo
WM. D. Y.NO Ulna, Pitt ..truet, brlow Penn, in now
manufacturing ana bottleing the above beverages on
an a:tens:lvo ECM ie. kils articlee are of the beet quality, and
ocafay
manufactured from f/m[teri-do.
Closing Out Sala.
"1111 liF. E 0 AT Ed, T li.titasaNß EVES OFFERED.—
1, YOUNG, STEVENSON k LO
E%
Sign of tFourthhe Ori
and
ginal
Bee litre, No. 71 Market street,
between street
the Diamond, Pittsburgh, being about to make some Im
portant changes In their business, would respectfully rill
the attention of the public to the greet
Woolen Long reduction in a
nd
he
prices of Cloake, 'Palmas, Broche and
Square Bhawls, Drees Bilks and Dress Goods, of every Jo
from French hierinoS, from SU cents up; Delwin.
from 6% cents op; all wool Merino Pinkie. ug h :PA ce .',
centt colored Calicoes, at 6 , 4, cents; OIUS, a; lb
cents; Collar., Sleev., thentlasttos end Embroideries. of
every description, bas than med. Blankets, the otssayst
ewer offere.l; Cloths, eb.h,ltrrertle, and Satinetts in pr,.perti. or.
Purr wholesale nod retail, would do welt by giving
', us so eery call.
' dean
YOUNG. STEVENSON k LOVE
The il""'"'Ir Refuge,
M , Oll. W USTERN PP.N.NCY LV ARIA, AT PITTSBURGH,
_l2 la now open for the reception of inmates regularly COM
mom counties composing the Western Judicial Die.
triet of Peomylcania. FOllllB of commitment can be ob•
barked of the noperintend, ut, t.t the BOUM , of Refuge, or
of the Secretary, at the office of Palmer, Donna k Co.
By order of the Board.
JAELES ANDRE-SON, Presklent.
°"kme
dei ga—Just =wind, 94 caws m
' swat .Thilalory which 'rat* mold AtIVA anti
.tinolsl A. A. MABON &VD.
- -Cr r -crrriccn:r
• ,* IV* *
Eli s FOR RIFER .111.E.Nt
The Riven—Let eeerang, at dust, the marks called for
mix feet eight thane water—fallng slowly.
Ro the past fertywight hours, there were nineteen ar
rivals and departures of pennenger 'Warners from and for
parts below. The steamers on the Allegheny river have
rimmed quite tripe. The "Allegheny Belle, No. 3," left
yesterday for the bead waters of that stream.
The Bien—lhells NavirebLs.—The river at this point eon
tinned to rise tolerably fast, with six feet water In the canal
last evening, by the mark. Qn the Bells there were three
feet Mx inches water over theePooka or eteamboat pate, and
four feet four lashes over the dug chnto. During the pre.
alone fortyaight hours, or skim Friday evening, the river
had Atm here, at the head of the Fall., twenty Inr.hes.—
LoesiveaLe Cheerier, Jan. Id.
POET OP PITTBBIIP.OR
nrr 8 nom warn to na munn
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Laserne. Bennett, Brownsville.
Thomas Shriver, Hendrickson, West New too
" Oen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
• Castle Garden, Deviancy, St. Louis.
Kate Cam!, SPVey, Zanesville.
Challenge, Crooke, Cincinnati.
Allegheny, 3PLain, Cincinnati.
• Courier, —, Parkersburg,
Latrobe, Ramon, Cincinnati.
• Quaker City, Shank, St. Louis
• Empire, Doyle, Cincinnati.
Pr rest,
Posit City, Moore, Wheeling.
" Cincinnati, Hunter, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Jefferion, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Luzerne,Bennett,Brownsville.
Thomas Shriver, Hendrickson, West Newtcn
• Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
• Exchange, !('Callum, Wheeling.
" Venture, Gordon, Wheeling.
forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
Peril Jones, Wee, NOW Orleans.
" Hartford, !darken, Louisville.
" Kate Camel, APVity, Zanesville.
" Allegheny, BrLean, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS
"1854."
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Lin,
TOR VIZ CONVITAYCZ OF
PASIKIIIGIERS AID PRZIGIIT
11111•111[11
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOCISVILLI
And Sklnt Louis.
Ta tar po z w to erTu7=— of nos
nailed for speed, eplendor,s ' afety
and comfort, and IP the ONLY TOPOOOII 0011.7 LIPP OP STEPP
PACCPIII on the Ohio river. It connects with the U. P. Hail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and Paint
Louis, by which pamengers and freight are hatted and re.
ceirded OtrotegA doily. Two new Steamers hate been added
to the Line, whieb now eons*, of the following boats:
Days ofpepralure
BoMr." Chigoe...a frost /affsbargh.
BUCKETS: STATE. M. W. Bursnocrega—Sunday.
KEYSTONS —Monday.
ALLRGIIKNY !VW, Tuesday.
CINCINNATI Munn Wedneeeley.
PIIILADXLPHIA ----.11 J. OPLACIL Thureday.
PITTSBURGH.- L N. Coos Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA .Jso. Kuessurr. Saturday.
Leave daily at la o'clock, A. -Me Prorieeir•
No freight received after wine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For particular. apply on board. or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON,
JOHN FLACK. Avnts,
Monongahela Horse Building.
nov2S)
=CIEZI
"184."
CANADA WEST.
ia likiC I• • a;diilrSta:Le 'l o: l ,w. jag
Tilt FINK low amours dam. TNLVARAPIL Captain
IL Paaanw, wlll make two traps a week Let wawn Clevelend;
Port Stealer, and Port Burwell, o tollows
Leaves Cievaltuad Inv Port Manley, every MONDAY ar.d
TlltiltSDAlf /CV KNING, at 7ti oleloek.
Leaves Part Burwell for Pori dtanlay at I o'rlo..k.
Laavew Port Branlo7 tor Cleveland every INEDNF-iDAY
and N ATUNDA KV LN ING, al 7%
Th. Trlairraph (+outset - to at Clevetatel, 'rub the Cleveleale
Columbus and anainnati, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the Late shore, and the TohaLh'ltorwalk and Cleveland
Hatill,./f. Also contewho st Port Manley wills the I,oalon
Line of mauve, •hltels conn.ta with Ilse Great Westvro
Railroad.
Fur freight and parage apply on board, or to KVA I LL
LAI:DICKE/A LK, Cleralsod; a W. 111/LOOM K. Port Fled VY
m A. SCIIKIIISC Port Burwell. ner-1 us, •
P - 1 - t;eittriii, Stembeaville ftsgd Whe•ling
Packets,.
DIVIIN AL, Copt.ln A N Ruvuma, and
• PUREST CITY, Captain OVAL // Motor,
ntt ruo as rriptlar DAILY *ACK LTD, L0tt...0 Ititt•burub,
Ntrutarskyttl• and Wlttattlog, stopplog at .11 Intertuolott•
M T
74 , DIURNAL lean Put•borgh no Moottata. Cfml
tiett,ot, •1.1 Yrktaya, at 10 o'cl,k, A M —Rrtunu or/ tb ,
all% Icon oboallog oat Troodays, Mondays and •atuntay.,
at 1!, ett.olt, A. M
74* ruitger CITY will le*.• httrboultt On To , t , layt,
7buraisla Sod baturday 4, at 10 u'ciock. A. M —Adarwiag.
44. irt:l ‘4411• KhrtLLotoo Aloota . } Woltotalsy • artJ Fa
day, .t 7?,, detract, A. AL
Yor hoist t or paantga•pply AS taart or to
J. D. OALl,:tilr Agent,
covlt No 111 Frew •trottl.
For Chia&lahlttl mad it Leal..
The at.amv tall LLKNIIIS, Capt. N Canoga,
II Wawa Coo It.. ahoy. asJ Intern:lollatap..rta
11113ILYDAY, 4th Inat., at Itt a. NI
Tor relight or paaotaor apply on board. r,
j.aaLA.Cli or B tItNES, :ants.
_
-- Per - Claclataati.
otaatnor W.: nit: Eh CITY, Capt. Jong N .
Lau•t,•tli la." , tor tha Ova* ano intartoolb
e ports on Tilt IioDAY, 4 h
trehittt Est platerl apply on bv•rd • • to
Jana BARNEY , a C.:ALIN.] W Olt. Aganto.
Regular Wlte•itait Packet.
rho alataaner iti.\Tltltd , Capt Jona (104.D00
i ldirmittarut ovary TCLNIIAY,
A.TVII.DAY. at 3 I' N.
For freight or pump apply on board, or to
jan3 JANI tbLLINt a a), Agents.
U=TIM
The steamer CArT Lb O.I.IIDPIti, Car& 11. 11.
DIVIIN.1,•1/1 leave tor t►e above an.l Intetme.
to parson WItUNI.,I3DAY, 3r.1 inoteet, at
a P. X.
For Pre:gbt or pauata apply on Ward, or to
BARNES. t COLLINtIViooD,
Fer Loela♦lllo
''
Tbe vonmar CLARA DEAN, Lbplain
Dux,•lll Irava Sot lb. above aul Intartoollata
porta oa R 11.DN REDA Y, .11 ln•t., ►t 10 A 21
For fralght and mow apply oa Want, ur to
J.nl JOHN PLACE', Agent.
C==;=
The reamer I'IMAT/V4 . .q. Capt Tina. l'oe.,
Ailltrill leave red the ate,* and intermediate port
di WISDNESDAY, &I Met, at 4 I . M.
rOT frolgtil of paeoage apply on hoard, or to
Jan I JOHN MACK. *Cent
-- -- - -
Regular Wheeling Packet.
Tam •twiner XXVIIA K, Capt. WCatdra,
liarldleaves every MWSDAY, **kW:P....DAV, and
VRIDAY, at 9 o'clock. A. M., coonectiod
We C. and P. Railroad .t Weneedle. Pot freight apply te.
well .1. D. (~ 0 1..LIINGWOOD, Agrat..
INIIIISILNCE COXPLIM
OF PITTSB UR U,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND B , IITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorised Capital, 11300,000.
NSURE BUILDINtid and ctber property g.l , r
I damage by Fire, and the perds of the dea and Inland
Navigation and Trarisportatkm
DIAACTO,
Wm. F. Johnston, 11°4 Pattersou,
W. ArCiUstock, Kennedy T. Friend,
Josiah King, 1. Grier Sproul,
A J. Jones, Or uce k.
Jo-oh Pinter, A. A. Carrier,
J•mas 8. Kegley, Haven,
11ede Hampton, A. WilXlu,
U. R. Ooggnhall.
Hon. Wit. V. JOHNSTON, Prust.tent
RODT PATTKRhoN, Vice Pryni.leut
A. A. CALRIMIL, Secretary and Treasurer.
d A. CARAItI, Mental:it dernetary. dee2:not
Dissolution of Copartna
ripllX FIRM OF WARNKR, PARK at Ott. was dim:v..4l
1 on the Bth day of December, 1814,0. K. Werner Lasing
.h.posed of hie interest to David E. and Jam. Park, and
Jacob Painter. The bushientof the 'Monona will be settled
by the undersigned, who will continue the manufacture of
Ogkes Sheetings, Oderal and Whde C.trpel Chain, acidic
Ww.t, Twine and Bolling, under the style and firm of
PARK, PAINTUR • W. DAVID K. PARK,
JAkiltd PARK, Ja.,
J AOOll PAINTRit.
B' To Path, Painter It 00., I cordially recommend •
COOLIDUILTIOD of the patronage extended to the late dm.
O. E. WARNER.
BANNER COTTON MILLS.
Park, Plantar & Co.,
w Warehouse, No. 149 Wet sod 120 Second otroes,
ttaburgb. d0<2.501001m
- iro WhoLima*
M Grocers. Liqu
r,or Dealers
and anufacture.
TIIN SUBSCRIBER is now Importing • superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which% of no ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Brandy. Ili.
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and oTARIYS BRANDY ; of
JAIIAICIA and ST. CROIX RUM, AIIAC. CluElt end
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLND scitir.D4m SCHN API'S
sod SCO TTISH WHISKY A a r e acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for mai will invariably be given by
Bit LEWIS FEUCHTWANCER,
141 Heiden Lane New Ynrk.
P. S.—lmportee o f Daguerreotype Chemical., Hanna,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn's Ext.Copalva, Sulphate Mo
n:1001a, to
deell - f , it
Notion.
HAYS sold myintersett in the business of Long,
I Miller
A Co., to B. A. Long, who, with John Phillip", will con.
1.111116 M. the old stand, Fa. 100 Front Areal- 1 cordially
recommend the new firm to the patronage ot my friend".
Pittsburgh, July Z), 1E154. I'. IL MILLER.
S. A. LONG
r..*. LONG &
'DELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND OAS FITTERS,
inelte attention to their stock of Chandeliers, Brackets,
Pendants, and other fixtures. We fit up houses irttli ties
and Stearn, make Bram Castings of all kinds to order, fur.
albßailroad Pumps end Tank Fittings, and keep Anti-
Attrition Metal constantly on band.
Notice.
!TIRE Interest of Mr. JOUR ATWELL in our business
J. ceases from this date by 'gruel:sent. Our business, as
44 tiouggALl4 0 gOCERS, will be oOptilltll4 by the remain
ing partners under the Arm or
RAOALEY COSOItAVE A CO.,
Nos.lB and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
BAOALEY, WOODWARD A CO.,
No. =1 Market sWtreM. et, Philadelphia
RAGALEY & CO.
Pittsburgh, December 10th, 1&54—id5.22
Ito Misty Present. . ~..
IF Null wish • superior DAUUERRESYTI PR, 1 C.a. Headily & Co.,
moderato in price, and of the drat quality, go to / 111KAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Yo. 82 Third sired,
e) CARGO'S GALLERY, rio. 78 Fourth etre. L . 1..) sear Market, would Mr ...W.11i inform their fri.wis
Likenesses set in Canes, Lockets, Breastpins, to., cud the poblo generally, that they have POW in more their
with despatch, in the latest styles Room!, open ' complete FA LL STOCK, conristlug of CARPETS of every
-•••,, evening. th . ..,..22 description, tram thk. Rale VeiVet•BI:II.IBrIIMAS, tattle Wm
-- - • •••• ---- mon Ingrain, Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from one
to eight yards wide, new deals= and very rich. Cocoa and
Canton Matting, Druggets, Rugs, Rata, Stair Rolla Window
Shad.. dc. Pere)oa to want are invited to call and exam
ine their stock. Steamboats, HOU'IS, sod Reside.. fora.
Medina the most reasonable terms.
47p.Ninall Stotts and quick sales." Tel
TERMS VAMI ONLY. oet2
•
THE OLD PRINTING BEITABLISIIidENT, (late John
aton a Stockton.) and Blank Book and Stationery
IS 'rebore°, la prepared to execute every style or Least,
Commadal, Canal and Steamboat Job Printios and Book
Binding, and furnish every article the Blank Book, Paper
and Stationery line, at the shorteat notice and cm the moat
reuonable tams.
Blank Book on 4 Btationory Worobonoe, Printing
and Book Bindery, °nor of MaraFM sod Second sta.
Ohre John W. Butler & Goy
• juorl6 UOXIYARDINU AND COMMISEDON IftIiCELANTS.-
li=n „L• %nen kilns of Pittsburgh Manufactures, Lard
Blh-10 bhishigh roll Ibrea t i r
a. cows& Pin lihit ri* inrdi boat WOW
••••
', •
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• -
• f 41
, '
XLSCIELGANEOTIS
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
PRIPANZLI BY
DB. C. IL JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WILL WICITALLI coos
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA.
JAVNDICF,
OArareic or Nervous Debility, Dimmer qf tAe
all &wares arirato from a dimrdered Moor or Stomach.
Such
av Constipa
tion, inward Piles,
Fuluess,or Blood to the
Head, dcidayof the Stomach,
Nausemileartborn,Disgnst for Food, 4
Fulnese or weight In the Stomach, - Sour
Fructatimm, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Bwimmhsg of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering atthe Heart, Cheek
in or Suffocating Sensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
of TWort, Dots of Webs, before the bight, Fever and
Dull Pain, in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Bide, Back, Chest, Limbs, de., Sudden
Flushes of Beet Burning in the
Flesh, Constant
Woof Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, dote so with a fading of the utmost confi
dence in he virtues and adaptathm to the dimmes for which
it is recommended.
. .. -
It Is no eels end untried article, but one that has stood
the test of ti ten years' trial before the American people,
and Its reputation sod ante is unrivalled by any similar pre•
paratione extant. The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians and lndl.idn
ott, all tarts of the country Ls immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my Memorabilia," or Practical Bemipt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gmtis, of all the
Agents tor the Denman Bitters.
Principal OlUne and Manufset,ry, 120 Arch street, Phila.
dolphin, 1•a.
egr Bold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Febnestock A Co. No. 6 Wood etreA; Fleming Brothers,
60 Wood short; IL P. Swart: and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
declihdawly Is
7;1011 TILE PREVENTION AND CURE OF CI:UPPED
r HANDS, and foe commual.ting a healthful softness
and pliancy to the skin. This truly elegant composition I
has on rival, either in Europe or America, no thousand. no
testify. It is truly spar* Its conaporftiwt mewing to this
day a profound secret to retry other Perfumer in ..Aaverrol.
Its great Bowes. has, however, given rise to imitations
Ileum which it can be readily determined by its peculiar
,J321-tralnparrUt appnroeee, the absence of all grea , iness,
cud the agreeable muhy emulsion into which it instantly
dissolves ou applying It to the wet hands. Ito effects are
immediately find umerieuously manifest. Those who have
ones experienced he efficacy will certainly never seek relief
frum other applications
It#Zth'd FIAO.TiIIiA, OR CUINFEE TO.YPEI PARTE—
A Valuable Dentrifrin, which can be cowl contrtantly, if de
sired, giving a healthful animar to the teeth. and cons.
uncut color to the gums. it alto dissipates the odor left by
the use of tuba co.
To he had of the principal ftragglsts in Pittsburgh, and
throughout the United fttntaa.
Man utactured ',deli, by X. lIAZIN.
No. 114 UNgslant itnat, below Fourth,
der...R - 11610in Is Philadelphia.
PENNiYLVANIA BE ALE COLLAGOIL
AT HARRISBURG, PA
rl llBl— LW . 'the "r'
J.,i,?,yaarterwl4i Ootlealate power.,
boo
been In sis.essful operation for more than one yam
The loestioo lo 000 of the most pleasant and pietuneagne in
the State, The arrangentents of the College are such
agent peculiar advantages In aoinlring a solidi:taxis for the
mental ouperstrueture. There are two departments—Lb.
Collegiate and the Preparatory, •Ith their appropriate
brar.ebes of learning. The coarse of study In east Is three
pease, de.i4uated by so many digermit chum.. Young Lik•
dle. admitted at any time.
/3.lrti of butructors.
REV. BEVERLY R. WAIJOU, A. M., Principal.
Mms E. Cubans', Principal Female Teacher.
Nino FOOIXT A. Jotuisos, Anel.tarit.
Ms:,lts. M. ILVISOWiT, TOSCOOI of French, At.
L. Bounsvon, M. V., Lecturer on Anatomy. An.
WK. s. Row.os, Lett, tnrr on Natural Llistary, Nathral
Philooophy,
lIiLL J.seu ILosntss, Prof. of Instrumental Moak.
- .
Jr,. T. Cs rr, Prot Vaal Meer.
Ym (`molar*, or for tehrr Inlfortaattar., address the Pep
rip.t. It. R. tC.tCOII .Ilarrirborg. P. derTZret
New College, LSgeyette Elan, Wood street.
1)ESI.1 P, AKITII7.I te.
I
—Prot N ILLAR t 136../. continue to eveelve new stu
dent... upon very favorable term., ter practical initrUtti.ll
Ie the sh.ve named brancher, qualifying them thoroughly
for the dutiov of the contain; room. Veen day and ...re
ran; Mr. JAIN lIAMILY, Professor of Inek.Keeping, 2c.
flew remi the fullawing tartinioninto :
NC. mke great p/f1.111.• Oar Li:, ir..g t Mr B►rry'e go►UE•
ra,[l. I. ► thorough tmokteepre. and fully *OM patent to
Mit; tart :lug or :Airmen in the mime* of wmorints, bewidm
Woo a wail =whet:ma:two awl ripe mbolar he Mime re.
Joint FLOCNO.
late Profeeeor lu Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Jens.. N. Piro;
I.riseiral of the Thiri Wert Pub:ic con's.
Joan Ktur,
Principal Find Ward &ode, Allegheny.
I am conviond that Prof. Millar Is eminently qualified
for his pn A It. Blume,
Pr,ai kat Jeffereon
'l , ll E :ate rrm vt JUNES t QUlttli. Ravin.; been •Ilarnlnni
by the : J • n F. litthnt, an the nth met, the
nut w;I• b. t•y the unlertigned, at
their netrr, earner n: Ito4a an Wag wireeta.
InA At. JON Lt., hurt - thing Partner.
Pittabutgh, t•et :ember J.
X rANti*kl . Tt'ilEl4.ol nprln.;s3.l Bast.r Stee4.
.01tiAtt., .terl I`l ,, ugh Wtz Xliptic
Fpro:p. N.v. Imp-r, hall 10.1..r.L, nett+, Zvi and
lhaacorr , : levy ILUIi Fi It FtrftLll4
hltAbdrikl. ocVtly
1.1.0 Jorir D. ■. moan.
D. LI t[opr. t C
m kt3 , .; u t i : a r ,: t s ej. „ l - , t i m ,E ut. . lm meal Fusel
•artisr awl First stres t.
Three lioness and Lots [orSide.
Vi L ry '." l:ti• t A . Si n
FL,urth .al Lit.erty strertw; L , t fret trent 1,3 , 72 frrt
b"k.
Alen, one In an•l two now., on Lev.. street, Sixth
Werel. onie noun , Cet&Ur; on Locen street, end the other
op e.g.-tree: , IA feet by 100.
Men, the .tand I no• c.ecupy, es tt.• earner of Ferry and
Water Care U., the le natl.,. onr year Rom la of April,
Iso., wr.h the turuiture. 11.111¢‘, to. The How. la pro.
rot ta &in; a gee.el tweloese, and le p10a.....t1y 'ore.ted.
For term, .net bother yarti - olare rogrure of
A LE.X. Cr PPLES,
man,e f Ferry •04 Water stivell.
• - •
.
vy jatee d For:
11.1 L Pl
it.rty .t.. usLurgt. Ye- f
Masaraetory.
FORA,. LLNLKV., *C.—ltancortqa
09 t. aport Ise'Mice io ittautitactataing aza
work, Ira sit LOW aelliog at leaat 10 per cent. loner tM
the waWeru nUeo, or etww , berr. All work tc warrautftl.
.
Sterling Sill , ' —We elm, manufacture epoons Of the
Beulah e,crliog quality.
Watch. and tt ateh repairing continued, with tnrry fa.
rtllty and emceed 4...tonsil . ..dice to glee entire anion
n.co.tookcta, I.th priceand the roperior quality of
the work. W. W. WIL.SuS,
Watchmaker awl Jevretter,
unrl4 eorner tt Market mut Fourth t [recta
iturThouittaii COACH IVACCOHY:
. •
Bigelow & Co.,
VAN7E.•&•NVILA TO E. VI BIG V.LUIT, N 0.40
S ~ •
Insmond ally, near Wood rtroet, Vitte•
numb —4l) ACII EY, C. Milts!, EA.
TOSS, Oft; I and every defoription of
two y let - aro-A Inuit t., nrrio.r, and fill/eked in • 0106. 1.1•
ourpo•••••d I.r beauty of dr-fg - n. ol.pono of finish, 111611 o
nonfrovn,hip. and dureslllry of materials.
44- 111 work vrA fro otY.l nov9
DOVILN INCA GOODS
L , HAN fi VAN tORDEII has just received a large and
r beautiPul •ssorunetit el' Mourning Collars, elver.
and E- its In Crape, Tarletro acd ;Salary black I. and
gauze Veils, black Ilswilrry awl Ulores, In wool, cotton,
and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, In all gicalitlca.
Alczendcr A Dis j ou's best Kid Gloves can al►ays hr
found at No. S 3 .lAILKET NTIIKET, armor of the /Ma
round novl7
Writing Cllins•—.Dulers - Colter,.
F A :XI ri Y YTICI, )%! I kl A ‘NV ItITISO WHO
lbly sod Clawee • this Inatitution are
now fu full operation, under Mr. J. 1). WILLIAMS. Ladies
meet In • separate apartment Irma 3 tilt 5 o'clock. Those
dealniwe of obtaining Mr. Wallin:me st.lanild style of busi.•
newt Partmato•Lip, will plea.. call and got apecimetu of his
writing.
Plain and ornamental Whiting and Wwlling Cards exeett.
led upon short notiv. Hie work In this line will he found
superior to any ever executed In ail! city. 110,22
==E=
I,lliT ILL find It to their al vantegr to call aud examine our
mock of dtuYtlB, before purchaetur el/umber.. Our
variety, both an to style of hash end utility, is superior to
any In this market. We airs have a Laundry Furnace,
DOW In delden and principal, designed eapresely for Stearn.
[oats, GRAFF, IiiiISINUSIt t °RAIFF,
novlß 123 Wood street.
•Vanted,
EIY • sober, industrious young man, who wILL devote his
entire time to his business, • SITUATION AS 'lan'
PING CLERK. in • Wholesale or Retail Warehouse, or As
st,tatit Book•lieeper, or a pier° to • Grocery or Dry tur,dr
Store; and will make himself generally uselni U nik en,
plorer. A note addresseil thron4h the Pot Office to B
D.," or le,t at the office of the ‘. Poet," will nevi r.• rrenp•
altotti owt:3l:t t
I holesa
IlvAruViEt t
end v ed t z with
y i n the
T.
IL A
dere.. The buslnese her,sflor, (rum thin date, Noveml
inch, 1864, mill be conducted under the name and style
J. O. Anderson S Sou.
noel 7 J. C. ANDERSON.
liat■ and Caps
J. WILSON A SON keeps con..tently on baud every
description and Vilriety of HATS AND CAPS, both
wholi,ale and retail. Those deeiring • neat fashion.
•blu Het or Cap, good anti cheap, would du well to give tro
• call before purnlne.ing elsewhere. no• 15
11 Shooing.
91111: undersigned - having succeeded to the business of
1 Masers. lialph and John Jackson, and located himself
next door to the Livery :Stable of It. 11. Patterson, on Dia
mond etr ec, near Want, in pr-pond to do the work of
litiKSE SIIUEIRU, In the best manner and with the ut
most promptitude. flaring hod large experience in the
busiuran,and possessing a thorough knowledge of the etruc.
Lure and character of the toot, end an intimate acquaint.
once with the diseases of It, ha has confidence in his abil ty
to give filli2faCtiOn to ail COMM.
ril - Übuuvo—the tihop is next door to the Livery Stable
of Robert LL. l'atterven, Diamond street-
Ilorsesshod to please customers. - -
W. S. JACKSON.
12121211=
I=l
No numbog.
rii , WO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of stock
I will riot Le distributed at ROGERS A 00.2 Par Du.
guerrrotype Gallery, Fifth street, opposite 1••••• i e, Lot
upon the payment of $1 you eau procure as gam! • LIEF,
N ESS se can Le procured to this or any other city. Ccu
e:..1 giro us a trial. aus
Hernia, or Rupture, a Ourialito
An , DR. KEYSER, of 140 Wood street Iwo Bags is ar ,
nouns to the publlo that he hie mole arrsoeerasats via
Mr. marsh, of yew—York, to roll awl olspt 1,1. UMW I
Cop mum, which recehred lb* prise model i [mouth a ow ,
gloat committee, consisting of Profsoore Utralrool, 'W"
Cemtocassr, Chore, LUDLOW, and others, at I '4 Sew Tort
Industrial Exhibition of all Natione Dr. Koper Aro ea '
dice hack of hi: Drug Store, where all kW, a YOU/OWN
SUPPORTERS, LACE STOCk INOS, SHOINDRIt liltAhtßlt
PILE PROPS, Rod SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, are Stied
sad aatilfaCtioD warranted., Tenser at every prim rte to
obtained, gad of a quality superior to any others In the
market. The great prerelease of Rupture has Wand
the Dr. to give especial attention to those cases of disease
requiring mechanical support, with full confidence that his
long experienar in the treatment of such cases has enabled
him to meet the increasing want, of the community In this
regard. If you have • rupture do not fail to call.
Ask.for Dr. KEYSER, at his Wholesale Drug Store and
Truss Depot, No. 140 Word street, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Mg. of
the Golden Mortar. decWriew
If you don't want to lw Straight don't
Mg- Far mare than two years we hare worn_Dr.Esyser's
" Washngton Suspender Brace" and feel It. pleasant duty
again to recommend its us to all of sedantery mmapatkus.
Combining the advantages of a Shoulder BISIS• with those
of a pair of Suspenders, it is light and oombrtable, and
effectually counteracts the disposition to become
shouldered. Those of our ruder. who are in need of
an article, should call on Dr. Keyeer, on Wood street, err.
nor of Virgin alley, and exernine this Brace, which bee re.
gently been mach improved.—Ffitsbwrgh IXrpatch„ Dears,
bee Mk 1864.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KIIIIIIEWS Truss end
Shoulder Brew Depot, 140 Wood strut. Sign of the Golden
Mortar. derMSAaw
Air We dip thelorkesiWJweas Ramtimg.Toorrad. ..1)r
Keyser, the agad far the moticase, says he ea warmed or .
guarantee a cure in any ease qf Dip Dime= or Abrqrsta,
that may be presented. Pamphlet, contthriwo area' Qj the
acad astortiehims character mat be given to any one gratis.
Oakelees Depurative Syrup.
" We understand that one townsman Dr. George W. Oak".
ley, is now giving lits whole attention to the uumnfacture
of his Depurative Syrup and Extract of thamparille, in
order to supply the extraordinary demands for the article
which are coming he from all quarters This Syrup is with•
out doubt the but of the kind nude in the country. We
know it to be one which we cm Amen& recommend to the
favorable notice of our readers. Rhea been Mated by years
of experience and use, and found to be all that is claimed
for it by its inventor. A pamphlet is lying before us, Stied
with certifwahre of cures the names appended to • hick are
not NA of Maw, se L usual with document' of Ma char
acter, but well known aiiieass if Dirks coustry—who have
experianan the effects of its cerative properties. Append
, al to the li=t are certificated of digerent county damn of
Berke county, with the sada of their emend dicer attached,
stating that they are well acqminted with the pawn"
whew names are given AM 11‘1.1111200. (among which are the
mutes of a number of our principal physicians) and know
them to be sundae. We advise those of oar readers who
are afflicted to call upon Dr. Odutley, at his *lnce In Earth
fifth street, and procure one of these pamphlets, which
will not Mil to sandy them that his preparation is one of
extraordinary power and elaniewegforad eminently deserving
of their attention."
Sold wholesale and retail at Di SSYSHC'S Drag Store,
No. 140 Wood stmt., =sae Violist oil.). Situ of th•
Golden Mortar. dirladaw
sir Agency of Dr. $, S. Fleck , . colobra.
ted Medicines, at D. 0. H. KIIIIKIDS Dreg Store,
N 0.140 corner Wool Arent and 17 . 1rgin alley.
Cherry Pulmmile, Pulmonary ialiarn, Pectoral Expect*.
rent, Pulmonary liniment, Depurattve Syrup, Heart Cor.
rector, Humor Corrected, Para and Modietnal Cod Liver Oil.,
Antl.Dppeptic Mixture, Cough and Cathartic Pity :Janine,
Vannifuge, Female Ma, Female Specide, de., An, used by
him conatantly and with tinprenedented mew, in the
treatment of
amotto, Cbnammtio, Asthma, Hart DiXa/S2, Do
i:vont, Scrofula, Skin Di.reaucs, Bluannatinn, Ando
amp/Mats, Pam, etc, dc. Dr. litrAVe wimmailed
/Wad Silver Plaid Abdominal Demparters.
Dr. pitch's bpronsi Plated Stool
Bpring Shoollcier Brae& Dr.
Fades Saar Edw.
king Tube.
Al., all Mode of Puloprietau Mat Wage, .t the lowest
mew. wholm.. sod Mall. noellklaw
ON 0 CND AND NA BAIN IT
FLEMING BBLOTHICRII,
ill•ae•Dorniftgosal LO,
WUWok /hamgists and Desiers in Agent Medicines,
Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
v LKLER'S tMigitICAN COMPOUND;
D, Jayne's AiteraUve:
Carminative Balsam ;
Hair Dye:
Expectorant:
w Sanative Pills:
w Hair Took;
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ;
Br,-, ant'. Polinonary Balsam;
llootliarela Gorman Elvers;
d de
lloetetteee Stomach do
Merchiaiss' Uterine Catholicon
Storms' Scotch Cough Candy;
Price's do;
Thorn's do;
Flowe'a _• do;
ty,gcod's fadi - a Cholagovie:
Sturse's invigorating Cordials
Tyler's fit= Arabic Drape;
Harrison'. Hair Dye; •
Phalon'e do
Batchelor'. do
kloM en tie Elixir of Opliun;
Bryant's Purifying ltatract;
Dailey's Pain Rstract;
Brown's Paseirx. ofJanstica Ginger;
McAllister's do • do:
Kidder's lad lands I n k ;
Papaws'. do do;
Arnhold'a do;
Dr. Curds' Hygeana
Lyons' Kathainm;
David's Lilly White;
Basin's do:
Tobias' Liniment;
Hunt's do;
Alien's Nerve and Bone Liniment
Mexican Mustang do;
Farrel'. Arab i an do;
Gardnerr's du;
Barrel'. Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture:
Earner'. Pile Lotion;
Meet, Von;
scarps's Acoustic 011;
Merchant'. Gargling 011:
Muhl on, Clarke A Co.'s Cod Liver Oil ;
Meg Utiatuetnt;
Slop' itch do:
Feirrel's do;
Gray's do;
Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
do;
- Swaim. Panacea;
iloact's dot
Sargant's Infant Panacea ;
Perry Davie' Pain Killer;
Ay tie Cherry Pectoral;
Houghten'a Pepsin;
Kier's Petroleum:
McLane'. Celebrated Liver Ellis
Brandroth's do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pille
Lee's Anti-bilious do;
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
do;
Swayna Katmai Sanaperilla Blood 1111
Jayne'm Anodyna Cough do;
Townsend's Health do;
Jew David's Pilate.:
Shoeulaissien do; •
Dr.:ism/mates do;
Radwai's Ready Relief;
Morrie' Remedy;
Prof. Wood's Gale Restorative;
Emerson's do;
Bull', Sarsaparilla;
Townsend's do
Band's
Guyentt's Extract Yellow Dock and Saraperfilar:
Wolff's Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey;
Highly Sainted Brant Wladiar
Mme.
Ludlum'a Specific;
McLane's Sudoritio 11,4 h Syrup;
Tyler's Gum Arabia do; • 1
Sellers' do;
Swarm's Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Builthts Tonic Syrap ;
Barry'. Trioophorous ;
Norwood's Tincture of Voratrtua
MclAue'e Celebrated Vermifuge,
Dr. Locock'it Pnignonic Wafers;
Thompeon's Eye Water;
Agents for all of Dr. McClintock's Family:Medicinal
Dr. Ntedhasn'a Breast Pumps;
-Water's Atmospheric Brent Pampa;
'Gum Elastic do do feblltly
WEEI
iEDIdAt
wear my Shoulder Braoe
LIST OF OFIIIIINE PATENT KEDICIFFES,
REV. DR. COVEL'S
RHEIIMATIC PILLS,
Ibr the Sofe, Unapt& and Speedy Ours of blikomauctory,
Chronic, Hereditary and Mercurio/ iThematins, Mew
moat Gina, Lumbago, Sciatica, and other 'Xmases eiffectine
the ilitiandar System.
QUM AN ARRAY OF TESTIMONY as Dr. Cones
$.7 linamer.vic Pius have called forth from all dunes, was
never voluntarily offered in favor of Loy other Medicine.
The cams of cure comprehend
EVERY' STAGE OP RIIEUEATISBI,
Whether acoompaoied by that terrible eaudbility of the
parte affected, common in the infLammatory phase—by the
muscular contractions which as often render the victim of
Chronic libel:math= a helpless cripple, or .by the eves
chaagioK symptoms which are sometimes the chinsateriations
of thin Protean complaint.
Unlike the " Sangrado" practice of bleeding and purging,
which some salient medicos consider the legatheatemode of
treating Rheumatiam, these Pills sustain and cherish the
animal forces, Invigorate the constitntkm, and thus act as
the alike of Nature in her efforts to cast off the disease.
Their mental action le direct and specific. It reaches the
Inatfriet made or radix of the disorder, through all the
complicatione of nerves and fibres in whkh It la entrenched,
and expele front the blood the febrile principle which feeds,
and spreads, end Intensifies, while it spreads the fatal ten•
demist of the malady.
Caution-eßevrare of Oolintorfelte t
it. p.rdeular, and enquire tor Rea_ SAMUEL COVSL'd
RUSMMATIC PILLS. and see that the hose. hare, on the
outside w rep far his signature, counteredgued by C. IL
RING, Genersl Agent, 184 Broadway, hew York, without
which none are El IMMO.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PEE BOX.
1111,.501d by Dr. OEO. U. KEYSER, Pittsburgh; J. P.
PLithillid, Allegheny City. decititltur
VALVABLE REAL ESTATE FOB BALE, Ma%b k .
es
Borough of Manebter-21118TY BUILD O
each 24 feet trout by 100 feet deep, end fronting on Market
street 90 feet in artilb, are offered for ask quite her, and on
rearmable term+ of payment This property Is part of elle
estate of tin late James Adams, Esq., and the title is pm
Masi* beyond dispute. Apply to
neati JAN= BLAKELY.
Anntchtfibibiti Jr., eWatai to
O Z .
gDOCrigrell4"4"V""
/4/ •
FJI 4 I~~r
•
OMI2IIIIOTION WITH TUX'
Old* &MR Pennesylvantai Ratlaminas
17A ALLLUMM.
deortord, and mat reliable roatibi Toledo,
Obleargo,Rron band, gimps, and Pt. Louis, itt Tug
OGi ILAMD.
TIM routesdM telladrod !dim .honer and about Wed
Morn %skim to Ciimgo, than the etreoltons one. WU , Id-
DIADM'OI6III.
Timm Dolly Traits bstworn Plthdranth end Cleveland.
Three Dully Imam betwean Cleveland Ned Chiang*. -
Timm to Cleveland di hours, Chicago tiventyetto bent,:
and Rt. Louis thirtymeen Munn
VIA ALLIARCL
Tralm lose Cleveland lame Alliance at 7.311. A. M., MO,
M., and 640 P. M , a:lamming at Midges with Trains for
Cnyaboga Falls and Akron, and anteing in Cleveland at
10.04, A. M., 220, P. H. an d 8.20, P. M.
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad, Lave Pltta
burgh at 100, 1. M., 8110, A. M., and totio, P. 1114 all eth•
meting at Alliance with trains Wlekh arrive In Cleveland
at 10 04. A. M., 120, P. M. and 144 e
Pawners for Toledo, Chicago, W. Lode. Reek Island,
Galena, and the Northwest, .1,0 wish to go through with
out detention, will take the train Waving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. M., and arriving lo Curvetted at 1W P. M.., as that
Is the only train by which dose convening are made
through to the above palate. Paeseugers by this train
math Chicago at 1.80 next morning and 8L Innis at mid.
I .ll e gained by going viz Cleveland, eight hour.
The Twins from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago loam am
Mates: Leave Cleveland at 7.30 and 2.10 A. IL. 744 P. M 4.
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.n0 L M. sad 12.00 M.
Trains leave for Rock Island and 81. Lento as follows
Leave Chicago at. 916 A. 01,10.08 and 11.00 P. M.
Pasefflogart far 81. Louis go over Roth Island Railroad to
Jolley and thenceover tha Maw and Minelathmi Railroad
to Alton, and them. by 13thantbsat (W mlled to Bt. Laths
Pamengers by the 9.23, A. 11., Train arrive in fit: Louie at
11.20 au= evening, and by Ma Mt*, P. M. Train at neon
next day.
Baggage shacked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked der Chicago ano St. Laois.
PARR VIA ALLIAHOR AND CLYVHIAND.
.... ,
ler oust.lst woo Si? Cute.
To Allhmee-- 1....49 80 To Chitsgo..--411 50 950
Clevelsod...— 400 1 Is gene 14 60 12 60
Toledo —... 600 Rock Meg:. 16 60 18 60
Detadt----- 6 00 Bt. Louis.-- 19 60 16 50
oil=ere teeneeted to procure their tlekete at the
ooutpuly, In MoooooWala boos, thin! Boot
below the owner. J. DORAN Suet Cleve/sod.
J. A. CIAUGHAT.4I9 OB I
dee4 Plttetnagh.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
MILE MAIL TRAIN will leave every morning (Sundays
„1.. excepted) at o'clock, stopping at all the regular stW
tin., arriving in Philadelpidaat 12110
THE FAST-TRAIN will leave Pittsburgh daily (except
Sunday,) at 1 cgaleely stopping at Irwin's, Greensburg, La
trobe, Blaimil*L.Aoßp ia .llm ap ntsiln, Wihnore, Gal Eisen,
Mtoolit, thg at 6 o'ckock, the next
morni. •
THE ng EXPRESS. TRAIN will leave every evening
at 9-.30 o'clock, stopping only at Greemburgh, LitrObe,
Lockport, Johnstown, ikunmsrldli. Gallitano, Altoona,
kg.,,connectlng at Harrisburg with the train for Balti
more. and arriving in Pl:dladetpida or Balittnere, at 2
o'clock, P.M.
THE AOCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave every after
noon (except Sunday) at 5.30 &clock, stopping
.•11 rowe
ls= station, and ns lining only as firas
THE RECIOND ACCOODATION TRAIN leaves daily
(except Sunday,) at 11 o'clock, A. 3L, stopping at all stn
Rom, and running only as far es Minton 's. -
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pillabargh. Toot Ae-
commodation arrives ask o'clock, A.M. ISIMM4I2I P. M.
Betarid Accommodation, 7, P. M. Mail 1220, P. IL. Feat
Line, 2.20,A M.
ran to New N0rk,4 11 , 50 ; Faro to Phlladelphist,l9 ; Pare
to Balthnoni, E 8,50. Fare to Harristharg,j4,2ll. .
Baggagechethed to all Mations on the Penneyhmais RAU.
road, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Passemgers purehaaing thirsts in ears, will be charged to
than in addition to the stall= rates, except from stations
where the Company have no Agent.
Pennsylvania money, lad par funds only, received ha
payment for tickets.
NOTECIL—In ease of lore, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and Dor
an amount not exceeding $l,OO.
N. B.—The Ihreelakm Omrdhas Line has been employed
to convey weengers arid baggage to and from the Depot, at
• charge not to exceed 15 oents for each wronger, and
li cents for each trunk. _ .
. _
For tiekets, apply to J. MESECIALSN, Agent,
At the P. R. B. Pameincer Station. on iberty t.
Pittabargh. November 13th. 1854-4 norl4
p): I I(MAiID2 4 1.11,41,11 t
0 0 E N N C e G Er frA t4 l2 Y 23,1884.
1854.
MAIL Til 4t N lures Pittsburgh at 8 A 31; dines at AM
mice ; takes tea at Cm:Ml:lce. and make. a close con
nection there with a fast Ezpresa Train, reaching Cincin
nati about 12 o'clock at night.
EXPRISS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh of 3 o'clock, P. M..
after the arrival of the Exproot train from Philadelphia,
and reaches Crestlitte at 11,30 co .
t haw with the
morning.
IttZtjagup rees
are which
with the Ohio ' Ltd Indiana, and
Belfontaine and Darman railroads for Dayton, Isailanspolle
and' towns in Indiana- _ -
Connection axe made with Cleveland. Monroeville. Ban
dusky, Tohdo, Detroit and Chicago with Bucyrus, Upper
Sandusky, Forest, and the towns on the Mad River Road.
Also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Bazaar'lie and towns
on the Mantleld road. . .
_ . .
tare to Cinein ... near ; to Inilanapoliagg; to Daytorts6,sl);
to Toledo gat to Colombo' 04'; to Zaneartlle 10,10; to
Cleveland $4. Through tickets to looleville at reduced
TSUI.
ILETI7I3NIN6 I
THE REPHRS3 TRAIN Muth Creecibte at 1.15 P M,
and reaches Pittsburgh at 2.30 P 31, connecting with the
bat R. Train through is fifteen hours to Philadelphia,
Tx:AIN •learu Crestline at 2.30, A. M., on the at,
rival of the Night Erpreee Train from Cincinnati, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 11.40, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ADCOHMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsbmgh at 10 A id, and IS P M, and New Brighton or 5
A IL, and 115 P H.
PRIUGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at T A M, ares 2 P,
IL, and arrives at 430 A If, and 4.30, P M.
Altir The Trains do not run on Sunday. -
Sir Tickets or fartherinformation.apply at the ' Hetet
Mime of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of
J. G. CURRY, at the corner alike under the Mononohela
House, Pittstargit, or of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
Tederal street Station.
JOHN KELLY, Paseengeedderd-
PITTSBURGH, ST. LOUIS OILBANS.
NWT DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
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. SIIENCJI BY
CHICAGO AHD MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
Eft Air Line Routs from Cliiogo to St. Louis.
plums LEAVE CiLICAGO DAIL! (Sttudays excepted)
1. on arrival of Express Train of m *ion &When' and
lat. ET. LOUIS DAY 91t A. M.
lit. NIGHT I7CPILBBS.-10:05, P. M.
Trains run through to 13L Loub in Siurtren hours, via
Bloomington. Springleki and Alton, walnut chave of ears
bappee, conneeting at Alton with osuy Lino o Packets
ler Elineibal, Quincy and Keokuk, and at St. Louie Ist&
. .
limit. CLASS mem= nit law oaLEAKs,
and haterezedlate points on the lendeelngi,andwlthregular
lines of gagman for Kansas and Council. Bluffs.
'TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO T. LOUIS STUMM
Baggage checked through to Bt. Lon* on Illehigan Oen
laid and Southern Trains, and at do depot In Chicago.
E. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
RICHARD P. MORGAN, .71., Superintendent.
air Through Tickets to Pt. Louis, by Ude nub., non be
obtained to Pittaburgh„ at (Nikes of Cleteland and Ptttie
burgh and Ohio and Pentoolvazda RaDroada. roepSlfflan
PEANISYLVANIA M.A.ILKOAD
FREIGHT TARIFF,
- Commemetimili Elmeemsbor ley 1854. '
FIRST CLASS—Broom, Cedar and Wooden Ware:yeatb.
en, Yarn! tore, wooed band, Pons, Pianos, Poultry
Wines, in timings or loxes: 00 eents 0100 5i-
Snood Fruit, Seems, Deer dklsu, Moat
and Timothy Sold, Glassware, Hardware, Bap, Wool and
Sheep Pelta, Zap and Leather: 75 cents 0 100 rbe.
Third CUM—Boma and Pork (logy) nutter, in firkins e
kap or bbls ; Hemp, lilies, Soap, Window Clam, and OM.'
ton=ompressed: 65 mints '0 100 56. Vkni--ellookici, Bacon On easka br boxes) Hang
and Matt, Beef and Pork, Candles, Chem, Lard and Lard
Oil, Minsky, Cotton (oompreened,) Leaf Tobacco, 55 emits
190 Saw. Flour, sl;r Dbl.
01:0531 C. FILLIICIECUP,
Freight Agent.
LIELLIIRS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYBUP--Prof. Potter
0 has, without solicitation, given s mortilleatoof the mt.
oakum of this popular cough median. It "DI be Mime
eating to all who are &Meted with roughs, sod are meting
ebont An a safe and mettallcuruse-Piarburel Dear Purl.
Rummer. Hera, December IS,
Mesas. RDll`olll:—llating been tor come time past
much atlkted with a severe odd, and almost
cough, and having tried various remedies, gram, to., end'
all to no effect, I was Imitated by my esteemed friend W.lry
Wallace, of this rig, to make a trial of U. li'sßALWCOligh
Syrup. I did so, and, to my great surprise, ,I I
re3eledl.
most Immediate relief. It wee with -the greateerdillicattp
that I lee.ured before my reepectlre claws, but on taking ,
a spostrtfal of the &imp juM before attating my Letup, '
room. I could speak with perfect ease during the eves sag. •
I would particularly recommend it to cleromen lawyers,
and other pubic speakers. I have 11E01 two bottles may,
and am now perfectly cared., I feel it to be my duty as •
philanthropist, to make thbtpublic acknowledgment of the
Mammy of the article, for I consider it to be the best now
before tLe public. JAMBS IL POBT.BH,
Prof. of illatheamtke.
Prepared and sold by B. E. BELLBILS A 00 , t 7 'Wood
street. deck)
A . .
T A MPETING or the dtcoltholders of the PENNIFItio
V.).NIA LNELIIILANCH COMPANY, of Pittsburgh, bel4
at the Odlce of the Company, corner of Fourth and Smith.
field streets, on hlonday, the 6th instant, the following per
eons were elected Directors :or the singing 7ear i
William F. Johnston, Jacob Painter,
George R. White, W. lilllintoth,
J. Grier dposul, James d.liegley. .
A. A- Carder A. J. Jones,
H. K. Couirshill, Genecily T. Friend,
William ki. Hare% A. Within., .
Rudy Patterson, W.de Campton,
no Josiah Xing.
J. T. Antetrtoe..--. ..... D. T.
Klee Later Carriage PactOrys -
JTOTINBTON, BROTHER a Ots., PRACTICAL COMM -
MAKERS. corner of Rebecca and BelmoidstreencAlau
pen, city, pa.. have en band and are man.
xtensive assercatent Carriages, Lockaways, Pagglas,
Baggage Cars, cc., made in all their vationa Styles. with.
strict regard L. durability and beauty of Adds, sektitataU -
their work th, beet Juniata item end esetewiiihiekney. 11/a•
pairs attended to on the meet reaeonable terms. They feel •
confkleut that all who may favor than. with Meirpotrone.
age, will be per only satisfied on trial their wort.
The Pittehargh and Manchester Umaitemes el=BF
teen minutes during the day. ' .
Watatedt
A _
au dt
SITUATION AS STEAMBOAT by a Tea ,
Man who an give undoubted twiner= eitto-Ide
badness hal* *, honesty sad capacity. Would be 0 •
le MI the °Mee of Second Clark. -A notaaddreseel to S.
D. through the P. 0., or left at the aka of the" Poet,. will
meet with prompt attention decirkit,
TIMM U BLUM& .. Manageny nut van= il'
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I/ Sunnis, &smutting frosty a handsome sztUng.: '. .s,
ed a . T. fl. TOTEM e 011 s
a nd
for sale by
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