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HIIRSIJAY MOMLIG...-......JAZ111A8Y 4.
• 4" :,oznal.
Coast or Qtraitras Bisszoill.:---tifore Hon.
William B. M'Clure, Presidentl Judge; Gabriel
Adams and William Boggs, Associate Judges.
Wauxuanix, January 8.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs. Joseph
M'Cabe, indicted for assault and battery, the
jury returned a verdict of guilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Hancock. -Indict
meat, assault and battery, on oath of Hefty J.
Preghtoff. The defendant is • hack driver; and
it appears that prosecutor, arriving in this city
sometime in November last, hirid his vehicle at
a stipulated price, to be conveyed to the Eagle
Hotel, on Liberty,street. The defendant, how
ever, instead of tiaing.him to the place agreed
upon, carried him around thercity, and finally
I ,
left him at the P nsylvania Railroad Depot, '
where he demanded three dollars for his servi
ces. Freghtolf refofsed to pay this exorbitant
demand, whereupolo Hancock [ committed the
assault complained citf. A verdict of guilty was
E t
rendered, and defends t eentenosd to pay a flue
of fi ve dollars and co s ;
Commonwealth vs. Stephen Barber. DOW
ment, larceny, on o of C. Seely. The de.
fendant is accused of eating a revolving pistol
from prosecutor.
Commonwealth Stephen Barber. Indict
ment, surety of the ewe, on oath of Captain C.
Seely.
lonwealth vs. James hildantis. Indict
assault and battery with intent to kill, on
complaint of James ld'Belvy. Defendant plead
guilty of assault and battery.
SUSPENSION 07 ,Two Hamel:So Houses.
Messrs. Hobn & Sargent, Banker on the cor
ner of Wood and Sixth streets, and W. A. Hill
& co. , on Wood street, closed their establish
ments, yesterday, and suspended payment.
• Messrs. Hill & Co. were the Treasurers of the
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Company,
but the Secretary, Captain Naylor, says their
suspension will not interfere with the payment
of the interest coupons on the bbnds given by
the City of Pittsburgh and the county of Alle
gheny to the company—the money for this pur
pose, and a large balance besides, at this moment
being in the hands of Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
New York, who pay the coupons. Nor will the
failure occasion any loss ob-embarrassment to
the company.
ELECTION IN THE E/ITII WEED.-4The following
is the result of the election in the Fifth Ward on
Tuesday:
Alderman--John A. Parkinson, 463 ; William
Wilson, 856; C. 13. oostwiok, 248; James T.
Shannon, 92. Judge of Electionsilliam 1 at
ton, 334; W. G. Gibson, 243. rnspeotors—D.
Zimmerman,296; H. W. Corwin, 172; R. Thomp
son, 132. Assessor—William MiGagne, 534;
William Nesbitt, 68. Assistant Assessors—R.
Binsley, 312 ; J. Frew, 364; D. 'Taylor, 270;
D. Pentz, 222, School Direotors—Frank Vea
eey, 330; Carl Gray, 327 ; Samuel Moore, 256;
Geo. Hamilton, 257. Constable—C. Baer, 342;
V. Smith, 233.
THICATILL—Mr. C. W. Couldock, one of the
best actors traveling, opened an engagement
last night, at the Theatre, with the character of
Hamlet. Mr. Couldock'e conception of the part
differs considerably from that nodally , given to
the chlri.: , er by most traveling "stars." The
alteration, we must confess, however, ie greatly
for the better, and the vigor and acute percep
tion or the spirit of the author, as displayed in
his whole personation of the " melancholy
Prince," received; as it merited, the most liberal
applause from the audience. To night, Mr.
Couldock will appear as Richelieu, in Bulwer's
celebrated play of that name.
11111 Foy Busse Itent at the Theatre, on
Tuesday night, came off with great success.
The - establishment was decorated in the most
beautiful manner with flags and banners, and
the whole interior presented an exceedingly
happy appearance. About one hundred couple
were present, dressed in all imaginable etyles of
costume, and the dancing was kept up to an early
hour in the morning. Every one seemed to be
extremely well pleased with the what affair.
ATTIMPT TO STAI3.—A man named Joseph
Robineon was brought before Mayor Vole, yee
terday, on a charge of attempting to stab B.
Travis, u steward at the 80. Clair Motel. The
porters got into a difficulty, the previous night,
at a negro ball on Fourth street, when defendant
struck at Travis with a knife, which the latter
caught in his hand. Robinson was fined for
disorderly conduct, and discharged.
UNFROTOILID Arrwer..—The Chronicle states
that a man named Joseph McMullen, residing
in the First Ward, Allegheny, was attacked on
Monday night last, on the other side of the riv
er, by several villains, one of whom cut tbroogb
his overcoat with a bowie knife. He made his
escape, after being severely handled. The at
tack was made without any provocation whatever
being given by McMullen.
GOOD NEws.—lt is stated, upon good authori
ty, that the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad
Company have been fortunate enough to obtain
an advance of 44500,000, which will enable them
to renew operations, and hasten the road to its
completion. This news, if true, will be hailed
with the most unfeigned satisfaction by our
whole community.
Amon roa Tusrass.---'An action for tree
pus vi et armia was instituted yesterday, in the
District Court, by Frederick Lutz, against John
W. and Thornton Jones. Bail was required in
the sum of $5OO each.
PINNHYLVARLA. RAILROAD.—Six thousand Set.
en 'hundred and eighty three tickets, for which
the sum of $16,366 92 was received, were sold
at the office of the Pennsylvania Railroad in this
city, daring the month of December.
WE WOULD invite attention to the sale of a
large quantity of desirable ptocks, which is to
take place this evening, at 7 o'clock, at the
Merchants' Exchange, by . P. M. Davie, Auc
tioneer.
PATENT MEDICINES.-
5 grove Ludlum'', Specific •
10 do Midway's 'toady /lel fel;
5 do Barry's Trieopherous ;
5 do Lyons' Kathairon ;
do Wright'. Pine;
5 do Brandreth's ;
-2 do ilooflaud'a German Bitter',;
6 do ld'Allister'i, Ointment;
15 •. do Thoro'n Cough Mandy;
5 do Brown's Emence Ginger;
5 do TerrelPs Ointment;
6 do Terrell'', Arabian Liniment;
5 do Kiers' Petroleum;
In atOre.and for sale by /LEMING EROS..
Sumo/pro to J. Kidd A Co,
No. 00 Wood street.
MOMAN'S COCO it &FRCP—This being tne Neaeen in
which people are liable to Coughs, Colds, Ac., ell
should procure a bottle of Morgan's Celebrated Cough
Syrup. Prepared mod sold wholesale and retail by
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
No. 141 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Also sold by J. P. Fleming. and Pressley A Means, Fede
ral street, Allegheny city, and by A. B. Wileever, near the
Upper Bridge, Alleiny city. dec2o
(1001) FARMING LANDS FOR BALE, in lots of 0, 10,
or 100 acres, tut may be
WANTED;
ablated In Virginia, near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ONE TUOUSAND
•
acres far sale, at $3 per acre.
LADIES ;
AND GENTLEMEN
In march of goal Fartoi do not need
TO GO WEST
for good land. Call on
der.L.'S S. CUTUBEET & SON,
No. 140 Third istreet.
ACHRISTMAS BIBT WORTH SOMETTILNO— Such nn one of those beautiful Building Lots on Mt. Washin,
too. Only 1550 for a Lot of around within twenty minute,
walk of the city, Inn pleasant and agreeable neighborhont,
haring a front of 50 feet on a wide street by 210 deep to an
alley. Only $2O in hanil—rentalnder ta/teu In monthly
pay me nts of sd.
dec22 B. CUTHBEHT & BON,
N 0.140 Third atreeL
STORE ROOM TO LET, elwated on Third elreet. Also,
a Dwelling House, on Carpenter's alley; and one on
Logan street. immediate possession of the above can to
had. S. CUTHBERT & EON,
deels • Real Esters Agents, 190 Thlni street.
lIXaTING bTOVES--We would call the attention of the
public to our assortment of HEATING STOVES, of
the most desirable patterns, suitable for storea, offices, par
lora, steamboats, and every situation where a first rate
Heating Store may be required. We offer an assortment
superior in style of design, beauty of finish, and prat:tic:l
utility, to any establishment of the kind in the city. aITO
ua • call. GRAFF, REISINGER & GRAVE,
K'p'h
124 IVoodatreet.
TO TILE: 'PUPILS OF G. ANTON, Projcuor of Music.—
Mr. 43. Anton purposed returning to this city in time
to resume his teaching on the let of August, but being
fortunately taken ill at Fairmont, Va., he will not be able
to reach the city for 60111 e days. Due notice will be given
to hie 'coons of his arrival. Enquiries may be made at
au= . if. KLICBEE'd.
AGAN A AEI. have just received per Adams A Co.'s
_Dr Express, a large lot of Austrian Colton, to which they
invite an early examination from all who are desireus of
obtaining choice holiday presents. dee=
ANEW BMUS HOUON, of hall and eight rooms, With
• good cellar, will be sold on very socommodath,g
terms. -Apply to S. CUTHBERT et SUN,
des= N 0.140 Third street.
. .
A RetICIS HVUtlti Fug .ALE CHEAP.
F. CUTII BERT A SON,
•
e
140 " J uuiu a, Cold Blast; (charcoal;)
60 "‘ No. I Aothriclte;
160 " No. 3 Anthracite; for ode by
dael9 KING a' 3100IIIIL
' • '
CdSllMlftt —lu ps. more or those all wool Ceshmeres,
figured, at 25 cents per yard.
LAUK LZAIP U Gel 131, ES —3OO in store and lor .I.lq
dee2.blior - FLEXING BROS.
LAND -10 kap this day received and ter sale by ..
das2s IINNRY II COLLIN&
SYBO-6 bbde Lovering's Syrup;
20 bbls 20 Supra; just repaired by
deo= P: R. DRAVO.
e 544.- 0,
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTIEB BOARD OF THULDRABB
murrito xxonsiteir..
OPROBBEL
.Proideni—JOHN EMPTON. -
Arst Vice President—Wm. H. Barra.
&caul " "Wr . E. Dam.
&creamy—Wm. B. EMIL
Treantrer—Jower D. Bausty.
Supoinsendent.-8. T. Norrane, 31.
anounittee
of .Arbitrark. for Jimedary.—W. B.
iti
V. P. dux- Cloams, J. hi'Dzerrr, DAvLD EL PAscrDi
Boom
The wharf yesterday presented a lively appearance.
Every one appears to be making the beet of the present fa
vorable weather, and we risk nothing In raying more bad
ness has been done In the three days of the new year than
in the sire months of the your Jost expired. Flour tout
fallen eowdderably 6111C0 the rise, it having sold at $8,1.0 at
wharf on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday, sales of
upwardm of 1000 bbla were reported on 'Change. The males
were:
FLOUR-99 bblA superfine and extra from depot at $8,82(0
$8.76; 100 do. superfine from store at $8,50; 100 do. entry
do. at $8,76.
GRAlN—Wheat: 3700 btu. red, from nine, at $1,86.
Orb : 300 btu. from store at 60056.
SUGAR-51 hbdo. prime at 1%, crib; 8 do. do. 6, 4 mos.
WIIIBKY-10 bbls. Rectified at 88; 19 do. In lots at 88..
DRUID lIKEF-1 tierce at 9%, cash.
PORK-11.661A Mesa at $l4, cash.
LARD 014-6 bbls. No. 1 at 760., 4 mos.
DRIED FRIIIT-50 Mu. Peaches at $2, crib; 60 do. App
plea at $1,1234 do.
RAY -22 Mods at ;melee at $2840580 $1 toe.
MEAL-10 bbla. Corn Meal at $1,1174 $4 bus.
The following le the quantity of Flour iniputed for the
month of December •
Superfine, bble.,
Fine,
Middling, "
nooS, (E g. )eoember 15, 1854.
The rate of discount on Lo
host class bille D is from 434 to 5
per cent. Money is more plentiful both in the Btoct
x
change end out of doors. There appears to be a growing
contldence for the future.
_ _
The Bank returns ahow a farther increase of Gold, and
the exchanges continue favorable to England.
Exchequer bills maintain their price.
The receipts of Gold exceed the exports, but mme Large
shipments of Miser have been made to the Continent, and
the price of bar Balser has advanced le 8d per ounce
standard.
• In publieopluion the newt of Eastern affair. has bright
°mai by the treaty ooncladed by the Vieetem Powers wit]
Awtria.
As compared with the 15th December, 1853, the price of
Money to the mime; on Government beet/Atha 434 per cent,
and the race of discount OR lint elms bills is - 3i per cent.
lower, with less ettingeney. Fachequer bills were then 3e
to Os premium, they are now quoted at thesame price.
Dowels were then th ey are now 9/ Bank Stock
wee £2M, in now .f.,15.,9%. Railroad Stocks, both higlisb
and French, are about the same price.
Wheat, which was then 75a per quarter, is now at Ws.
(The market of to Jay closees with more tirmuess, with arise
of ds per quarter )
Gold Mining Shares, which had began to get into dlidarcr,
and which were then at a premium, have no a general rule
become almost valueless. The amount of money equan•
tiered in them epeculetione In the London market Is east-
Milted, on good authority, at four millions sterling. Other
epecuLative transactions have shared the mme fate as
Mining Shares.
There hoe been . great decline In price in EngLieh menu.
tat:tune ini compared with last year—in the value of chip
ping, end more recently in the value of material.
In American riecurities the bueinese of the tact year has
been exceedingly limited—it has been uninned to an occa
sional cute of small parcels of United States Stock, neat kn
ward to America.
A few transactions in Stain and City Stocks, amal
amounts of Erie, Pennsylvania, /Moots Central, and Ne •
York Central &Twine', have changed hands. The pric
of Railroad damnifies are nominal in our market.
In addition to the burdensome creation of these mewl
ties, the many inegulatities which have occurred evade
English timid about American .it
very cautions. It is to be hoped that the stringency of th
money Market will not interfere with the punctual peymen
of the January dividends.
Scotai Pig Iron has declined to Ste in the date of our
t, and Is at present firm at from GAs to TOs. The prospect
' the trade is not very favorable to the maker.
lIIONY CO.
PmflaDetente, January 3.—Flourt No change; sales 200
bbls standard brands for export at 29,50, et which holders
are firm, but the demand le limited. Rye Flour: Nothing
doing. dales 200 WAN Ponraeylrania Corn Meal at S4A ii
bbl. The receipts of Wheat are small; sales 2000 bus good
rod at $2,12 IV bushel, In store; white ranges from 24, , 20 to
to 22,22; • sale of LSO buabels Southern red at 22,16. Rye
scarce, and worth $1.25. Corn In demand; sales 600 bus
new Pennsylvania yellow and mixed Western in store at
9.5 e. Sales 2000 buts good Delaware Oats at 54456 - 44 bushel.
Whisky dull; sales at 20c.
Now 1000, December 3.—Cotton more entice at yester
day's decline, with ales of 1500 bales. Freights advancing
Floor a trifle lower; maw 3500 bbls good Ohio at $9,4449,
Si; Southern unchanged. Wheat in a little higher; salw
1000 bun Southern red at $2,05, and white Missouri
37. Corn firm; mien 3000 bus at sl@l,ol. Mem Pork low.
er; sales at $12,60(1.2,62. Beef dull, with declining ten
decry. Lard unchanged. Whisky...Ohlo 36437. Grose
rim unchanged. Stocks quiet and better; Money rinehang
ed; Cumberland Coal Company, 27%; N Y. Central. 81%;
Erie, 38% Beading, 72%; Illinois Central Bonds, at the
opening, 04%.
et..ecursan, January rtrer le stationary. Weather
indicates rain. Flour, $7,70(0. Whisk/ eery dull et 28.
Hoge dull at $4454,80. Provision, dull; green bane
Prime Lard, 8%. groceries quiet; Sugar, 4!.•5 4 Mu
lessee, 19420. Rice declined toll Eulern exchange, %del
rla MIL premium.
BABB NOTE LIST.
0011RDLTZD OALLY 101 nil MORNING PM It
Roan & Sargent, Exchange tianherm,
Corner of Wood and Sixth street!, Pittebtagh.
'PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks ,
Pm ,
Philadelphia " 'ifs,
Brownsville " par.;
Ruche county " !
Chestereo. (new issue)... r ,
Coltimbia Bridge Co
Danville
Delaware co. "
Doylestown " d!
Easton"
t e ''
Germantown "
Lancaster Banks
: 3
Lebanon "
Montgomeryeo. Banks— li
Northumberland "
Pottsville 7...
Reading ... ,
Schuylkill county " ... 4
Washington 0.
... p.
West Branch "
Wyoming .
Carlisle 1,...
ahamberabarg....-. ...... X
Erie 1
ilettysburgh ... ..... L ....- 1
Harrisburg %
Honesdale 1
Middletown 5i
Waynesburg 1
York Banks
Relief Notes--
United States Bank 15
Allegheny CitySerip.-... par.
Pittsburgh City " par.
Allegheny Co. " ... .... prem.
NEW YORK.
New York City
Oonntri l l w lartlA cßßEr.
All solvent Bank.
DELAWARE.
All solvent Banks.
Small Notes
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks.
Country Banta
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Va.a branches... 1
Farmers' Bk.* branch... 1
Valley Bk. ni hranchea.... 1
Ettehange Bk.* branches 1
Wheeling Banks. 1
Wheeling branches I
NEW ENGLAND.
All eolveut Reinke
AUCTION SALES.
-•_ . _
Auction--Daily Sales.
AT the Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood nod
Fifth streets,at 10 o'clock, A. M. a general assortment
of Seseonabls, Staple and Fancy Dry Goode, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Cape, kc.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Grocerles,Queensware, Glamerware, Table Cutlery Looking
Olt sea, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Article., Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver watches, ke. P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer. lja11:11
FIFTY KEGS EMERY AT AUCTION.—On SATURDAY
MORNING, Oth brat., at 11 o'clock, at the Commercial
Sales &roma, oprner of Wood and Fifth atreets, will be sold,
60 keg. Emery, good quality, assorted, Nos. F, 2F, 3F, 10,
2,3, 4 and 6.
jan4
CATALOGUE OF MISCELLANICOUS BOOKS AT AUG
TION.—On SATURDAY EVENING, oth Inst., at 7
o'cleck, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold a collection of choice Books;
among which are Ferguson's Roman Republic; Works of
Mrs. Opts, 3 vole; Fielding's Works, 2 cols; Dr. Tyngye
Family Commentary; Gaston'e Collections; ?dm. Welby'e
Poems; Colonial History of the Hefted States, 2 vole; lAle
of President Reed; Proctor's History of Italy; Canning's
Spesees; Clay
Colion'e Life of , 2 vole; Oleridge'e Works,
2 vol ll e: Complete Works of Josephus,C vole; Rollin's
Ancient History, 8 vole; Book of Hand Balling, plates;
Nicholson's Mechanics' Companion., 40 plates; Life of Gen.
Hall; Mackeriele's 5000 Receipt., &c.
101 l particulare in Catalogues, which can be obtained at
the Auction Store.
jan4 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
TIESIRABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.—On TUURSDAY
LP EVENING, 4th inst.., .t 7 o'clo , k, at the Ederohants'
Exchange, Fourth 61 reef, will be mid, :
40 abates Bank of Pittsburgh Stock ; •
60 Mures Exchange Bank Stock;
22 shares Pittsburgh Trust Company Stock;
100 chars. Ohio and Pa. Railroad Company Stock.
10 shares Minnesota Mining Company Stock.
100 shared Ridge Mining Company Stock;
L RAWL.-500 more Square Woolen dbawis at (.216
SO shares North American Mining Oompany Block
12 shares Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad Company Stack. 0.. touts,at A. A. MASON A 00.'8,
jool
P. M. DAVIS, Atictitmeer. ." No. 25 Fifth etre.- t
-0--- - - --- -
13
=. i ILINAP UALIOOS-11.1 caeca more of tboss4 and t .••••..c
iTUARTiII N. Y. BROKEN CANDY— pound and bale V Calicos at A. A. 51A8ON & Co. , e.
pound packages, enacted, Ibr sale by dee9 No. 25 kiftb stn..
de63 W. A. M'CLUP , I. —"
BAR LN.A.I.T-2110 buodbe Bar Lead in store wad Tor yore
by J. W. BUTLER k. 00.,
deeli) No. DT Flynt etre, t.
BE}Tet,i, BOQlAlri—Japoulms, lieht,opea, gate ltod t
ivoritac, 2.1) (111.0e8E/L-49 !Yew York &gar /ditto t.. - r with J. a. !Law 1.3N0t/ts, in greet moiety. Ordero sett
1.1 sole by nrradoen A son Quad promptly.
deer d•rp .4211,0$ WA.HD.H.OP, lith stn. I.
EAR CORN-600 boo r,ar Oorn nor sale by
__ JAB. BOLAUGHLIN.
No. 10 SmltbSeld et
A. A. MASON & 00
•
No. 26 Fifth etreet.
Q EILIUTZ POWDERS-6 pass tread) , moored on hood
I:1 and for ode by fderb i 708. 11%1:3111413
L' BOUND MAON AND NUTMEGS—For sale by • 1
des= . W. A. AVOLORG.
- 11111331tAPIIUTIO, ON CO
LINLNG CHAIM—A few more
31:7 1 bhle freah roll forittry
E.
mums. J. of those comfortable °hellion hood. Persons desiring
mot that pen be occupied for day. without causing fa-
I - IBMS:at-24i boxes W. °been in store and rbr sale ST kne, Would nal and Pee them.
1„./ wan ENGLIAH A RIOHANDBOIL- •r deeble . T. B. YOUNG 2 rEa''
ENE
117.414.91141:4 ko:140,011:10:0 71.M1111
Orron or ma Danz MOWING POI;
Thursday, January 4, 1865.
FLOUR INEIPEOTIONS
M. CULP. inspector.
Anthony & Co.'s Circular
TZLECU42I3 lIARKETS
'State Bk.and branches... 1
, Otber solvent Banks 1
:Bank of Sandusky
!Granville 60
Norwalk 60
Urbana. ta:
Wooster 26
INDIANA.
, State Stock 8ank5.....:
State Bk.and branches... 1
ILLINOIS.
State Stock Bankss.
644 Bankßra rch_
I=l=l2
KENTUCKY.
All solvent Bank...-.
MISSOURI.
State Rt.and branches— 1
MICHIGAN
All solvent Haulm...
• .
WISCONSIN.
Maiine • Fire Insuran.
Col .t
TENN - MM.
An solvent Hanks
NORTH CAROLINA.
' All molvitot Benks...-....
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Alleolvent Haub 2
GEORGIA.
All solvent Banks 3
Ea=
All Folvan t Bankt;
.
WITIBLANA.
All solvent Banks 3
EXCLIANOBB.
N. York Par
Philadelphia Par
Baltimore par.
Cincinnati
L 1 , 4 disci
ouisville
N
St. Louis 1 don't.
VALUE OF C451N71.... •
American Gold (new)...... par.
American Gold(old) pr'm.
Sovereign. .$4 83
Guineas 6 00
Fredertckdors 7 80
Ten Thaler. 7 80
T. Guilder....._ 3 90
Lonled'or 4 25
Napoleon. 3 83
Doubloon., Patriot 16 70
Doubloons,Spau4h...—..l6 25
P. X. DAVTS, Auctioneer
P. M. DAVIS, Auction°,
JAMES .WAB.DROP, Fifth street
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AE k S FOR MILER JIMA
The Rawr.—Laat eiening, at dusk, there u markt idx
feet water by the bridge marts, and falling.
The "Quaker Clty" loaves today. Thle boat will Ili,
satlafaelion to all who travel on her.
The "Forest City' ill the regular morainic packet for
Wheeling.
1 4 ,; The Venture," Capt. Centel; le the evening boat !'or
"Wheeling.
•
„ ..._
. .
We are pleased to ate the steamer "Cantle Carden" back
aim at the wharf. She I. doing business whit the inten
tion of leering fur Oinchinati this afternoon.
NIT& Yorktown" leaves to,lay, no per card below, for
Naabrillo. The °Pima are gentlemen, and experienced
*amen.
The steel:oar " Challenge" leaves to-doy for St. Loots. A
Mo opportunity Is here offered to those wishing to go to the
ound Clly. ,
At Me wharf, yesterday, a great amount of business. wu
tnamacied. Eighteen boats were loading and disnharging
freight, destined for and received from ports below. In ed.
dltion to these, the regular packets on the Monongahela and
Allegheny titers, were also doing a thriving badness.
The boatmen complain of the want of a police officer on
the wharf. The city derives a large revenue from river
men, and common justion requires that they thoaldbe pro.
tooted equally with other anima of people within the juris
diction of the municipal authorities. Crowds of Idlers be.
quoilc the latedd g on the arrival of every steamer, and
crowd the hands so aa to give little or no chance for work.
Particularly at this time, when ED many boats are arriving
heavily freighted with produce fcr this city and the East,
Lithe evil felt, by the retardment of business.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
6 run 0 mcuss WATIE Is nu cneanaL.
ARAI VED.
Btearner Jeffenton, Perkinsou,Brownsvills.
'• Luserne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Thomas Shziyer, Hendrickson, West Novae
'• lien. Bayard, Peeb lex, Elizabeth.
Philadelphia, Grace, etheinlati.
Ben Bolt, Boyd, Cincinnati.
Arabia, Woodburn. Cincinnati.
Ella, Poe, Cincinnati.
" Herald, Dales, St. Louis.
Michigan, b tFnliarWe
" Convoy, Wolf, 'Wellsville.
" Exchange, NECallum, Pi - heeding.
DEPARTED.
" Jefferson, Parkinson. Brown sv ille.
Luserne,Bennett, Brownsville.
Thomas Shriven, llendrickson, West Newton
,t‘ Gen. Bayard, Peebles,Fl. izabeth.
Diurnal, Sheppard, Wheeling.
Exchange, WWI um, Wheeling.
Bridge City, —,
Cincinnati, Hunter, Cincinnati.
•• Convoy, Wolf Wellsville.
" Nlichigan, —, Wellsville.
STEAMBOATS.
"1854."
PITTSBURGH, OLFICIANATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
INAI VI. CONTETA Nell DI
PASSENGEHS AND IeItEIGIIT
OCTIAILN
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Louis.
This Litz iv eompowd of wren Alia l t i p, clam poweria I steamers, umw
nailed for speed, apt, nd-, safety,
and comlort, tad is the cm LT ru kt, Pam um or STS.AIif
pacama on the Ohio river. It smimeta with the U. S. Mall
Line of Steamers from Lluemnati to Louisville and Saint
Louis, byy whifb paneorerr RIM Height Ina /misled and n
criptrd fArmiy4 daily. Tw o new niers have been inkiest
to the Line, which now o.ms ea et the following boats:
tt
Bouts Ilaysof Deparfur
( 1 / 1 4avir. from 'Pi/Nimes/A
BUCKEYE STATY M. it Di mmioorsa...Snoday.
KEYSToNE oT TE VZLLP Monday.
ALLEHHENI Gm tia Tuesday.
CINCINNATI It Itrarca 'Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA H. J. Hates Thursday.
PITTSBUKOH I N. Coon srsisy.
PENNSYLVANIA Jto. K LINE? ILT 111- Saturday.
Leave daily at 10 o'clock, A. If precisely.
No freight received after nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LI YINGSTON,}
JOHN FLACK, Agents,
Monongahela Rowse Buildings.
Pittsburgh, IBM. I noVZ9]
" 1854."
CANADA WEST.
C 1 envoelda Po Port t r . t ..t a le y
i.
TUN PINE lnw preresure eteamer TELEGRAPH, explain
IL Baattow, will make two trip a week between Cleveland:
Port Stanley, and Port Burwell, as rollover:
• Leave,. Cleveland tor Port Stanley, every MONDAY And
THURSDAY EVENING, at 7!4 o'rb
Leaves Port Burwell for Pori Stanley at 1 o'clnelt.
Leave. Port Slanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDA' EVENING, at T, ,, ,,fo'cloek.
The Telegraph coort , ta at Llevatand, will, the Cleveland,
eolumhue rod Cincinnati. the Cleveland rod Pittsburg!.,
the Lake ahem. and the Tulelt., Neraalk. and Cleveland
Railroad. Aleo eonturta at Port Stanley with the Loudon
Line of ritae.;es, wrdeb connect.. with Cite Great {Tester°
Railroad.
For !might and pamairo apply on board, or to 80 /V.ILL A
LAUDEItDALE, Clrroland; S. F. 1101.COM8, Port Staoloy ,
or A. Port Burwell. mara;:tuor
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packeas.
The DIURNAL, Cepturn A. S. Surverun, and
the FUR EST CITY, CAptetin Onunie D. Slootr,
wtll run es regular DAILY PACKETS, between Plttiburgb,
Steubenville sod %Alive lin e, ping at all Intermediate
Dorm
The IiIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at to o'clock, A.ll —Returning mke
wlil leave wheeling ou Tue.lay., Thursdays and :Saturday+,
at 7!,4 o'clock, A. M.
The FORMST CITY will learn Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fatardays, at 10 o'cltek, A. )i.—/Morning.
she will leave Wheeling on Monday r, Wednesdays and Fri
day., at 7,,ki o'clock, A M.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to •
J. D. COLLINUMOOD, Agent,
nova No. 155 Front street.
For Loul•ville.
Tießtener LATIWBE, Ct. wi
iiiiit r eare for the m
nbore and loterm ap edi4te porte o
LIIIRSDAY, 4th WEI, At 4 I'. 31.
Far freight
JCII
4n "r peonage
ripply
''agorlaCK. Agent.
For Ili e
The steamer AMERICUi., Capt. 131TC11[1.011,
rill leave for the above end iotarmallate porta
o SATURDAY, fib lost.
For freight or passage apply on hard. j.r
For Cincinnati and St Loreto.
The steamer 1111.ALLENGE, Capt. N. CHOOI6.
will leave for the slur. 413 d intermediate porta
on TIII.IItrDAY, 4th lost., at JO A. M.
For freight or pas tge apply no board, or to
jn,3 rkAcK or BARNES, Agents.
For Cincinnati.
The steamer QUAKER UITY, Capt. JOHY N
9111., c , ..111.14,v0 (Jr the abovo end internma
to
pi, lib onTHURSDAY, Chinxt.
Yor freight or pasmag. apply on board, or Do
Jana BARNES A CULLING WOOD, Agents.
Regular Wheeling Packet.
steamer VENTURE Copt Alllff (JORDON,
ligaireavea every TUESDAY, 'THURSDAY, and
SnalliDAl, at :3 P. 11.
For freight Qr passage apply on board, or to
jana JAMES COLLINS & OH, Agent..
Vote
tThe 4teateer CASTLE GARDEN, Cept, H. 11.
tertsser, wlll leave for the shove and tote: me.
_
late porteou THURSDAY, 4th Inetnet, at
For freight or peonage opply on bonrd, or o
Jana BARNES A' CoI.LINCIWWD, A•
The ate/in:her CLARA DEAN, Captain
.Wm.
Dual, ill leave let the bOVC and Intermediate
port 4 on TM UIt6DA 4 th Ink, at lu A. M.
For freight and paaange apply 011 beard, or to
janl JOHN FLACK, Agent.
For Nashville.
The creamer YORKTOWN, Capt. Tilos. Poa,
will leave for the above hod Intermediate porta.
op TiIURSDAY, Alb-lost, at 4 P. M.
For freight or paxfago apply oo board, or to
Jan' JOIIN FLACK, Agent
_...egular Wheeling Packet.
TUE steamer liIRCIIANGE, Capt. M'Catiorr,
edVes e MONDAY •nd
16111161 1 p FNMA Y v , er et
0 n'elork, A., WEDNESDAYamtlectIng,
wit
the a and I'. Railroad at Wellsville. For freight apply to
novl7 J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent.
PARED PEACIIF.9-2 Md. choice Pared Peaches received
and for sale by idnc7J W. A. EPOLUM.4.
BLADDEIid WANTED—Ton bighted price paid rani)
ter good Beef Bladders by
B. A. FALINESTOCK & CO.,
•
dec7 No. 6 Wood pined.
ECOND RAND BOOKS Flt(MI AUCTION.—We have
10 Just received Trots auction several valuable lota of new
and second hand B; was, which we are selling at prima con
sidelably lower than Mr. Pratt'.
devil
JOHN 8. DAVISON,
We. 65 Market &treet, near Four
groas chlx tiny reraived stud for Pale by
.1.11 00.15 lIENNY U. COLLINS.
TOBA(10.-1 Ufa leaf Tobacco, lb lo by
lIITNTir U. COLLINS.
-•
(14111N1a TOI'3--40 of various iiatiormi receirod by
lIJJ nov2l HENRY H. COLLINS.
LDIE-100 bbla reixiinai and for lisle by
novl6 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
fIUE .O N , S 3 S 6 .—SOO Liza prime W. 11..eu . TI , Vo r. L
riealabi.yiNs.
OlLS—Sperm, Lard, Whale and Turman' Oil, received
and for gala by OW; I MILLER a RICK ETSON.
OLL BUTTICE.—aI boxes oatro roll this dry renewed
by railroad, and for snleby
noval HENRY 11. COLLINS.
EW FIGS-3 cases prints new Figs, in small boxes andN drums, to arrive [lab day.
decl2
r.EW riI,UNES--in smell boxen and giuslars, ' reeelveil
IA and for sale by [declll . l W. A. arCLORG.
pitEnir FRUITri.--flermetleally sealed, Praches, 1 . 1110
r Apples, Gooseberrien and Tornatos, received and for
sale by W. A. iII'CLURa.
13 LAN ICBTB —A. A. 'MASON & CO. will open, 111, la ra
ing, 200 places more of those Blankets ail gruies.
1,9E.15. WITAkiN BEDSTEADS—Of vallem ids.; fl u .
In Lam" and fol. 6.1 a by •
deel2
17111.. E NIALIOGANY WARDROBES—Beautiful I.,;;;;Lin
ron hnnd, finished. (decl2) T. 1 YOUNG d. CO.
Ah(, WALNUT NOOK oANKS—Fmlahed and in ware
', 1 . 0019. fdeeLl T. IL YOUNG A CO.
lEVEMI
t t
PROCILMULTICNI. •
CITY OF PITZSBORGII, as: • • • • '
N aceardancia with the pardifossofsa Anise the Genera
Assembly of tin State of Peansylnutia, providing *r
we incorporation of the Oity of Pittsbnigh,and Grebe dop
pigment of mini Act, I, 111111:111NARD VOLZ, Mayor of
soild.City, do nine this my Proclamstien, deriarieg that on
the. fiItOUND-TUKIIDAY OP JANUARY. A. D. 18,53, Wag
the 9th day of the month, The freeman of each Ward of
said City," qualtlei to vote for IssentbarsietZthe Holm of
Representatives of this Conesnetswealth, , toset at the
sevend planet of holding sideedoeus to their respective
Words, and elect bybeilot • citizen el seicitlity coalfield to
be elected a member of the House of Representatives of
this Commonwealth, to be MAYOR of said City; and that
on the same day, la conkamity to the before incited aulhori
nee, and also to the Ordinance, of Councils dletricting said
City, the citizeas of the
Fleet Ward, will elect by ballot one person to be a member
of the Select Council bf mid city, and lour persons to he
members of the Common Council of mid city.
Second Want, one perms to be a member of the Select,
and three persons to be members of the. Common Council.
Third Ward, one person to be a member of the Select, and
See. persons to be members of the Common Council.
Fourth Ward, one person to be si member of the Select,
and two perm= to be member. of the Common 00111.4.
Fifth Ward, one peceon to be • member of the Sallee, and
Ste persona to be =unbent of the Common CounciL
Sixth Ward, one person to be • member of the Select, and
four persona to be members of the Common CounciL
Seventh Ward, one person to be a Meelber of the w /1K
and two persona to be members of the Common Co
Eighth Ward, one person to be • member of the Weil,
and three persons to be members or thiCommon Coo.,
Moth Ward, one person to be,. member of the Selv4
and two pitmans to be memos,, of the Common Council,
each of whom skull be qualified th nemeses • member of the
House of Representatives of title Commonwealth.
(then under my band and the mat of said City of Pitts
burgh, thie 28th day of December, A. D:IIE4.
FERDINAND IF VOLZ, Mayor.
rb, Dec. 2eth, 1851.—cdee28)
. .
MILKOSKB N. EATON, No. 15 Sloth street, agent for selling
and buying PATENT MOM, is now autbodsed to
sett the following lately patented artlass:
Trotes patent Oil Globe., Ibr Steam Engines;
Doen's Rock Drilling Mealtime ;
(bee patent Drill, for Drilling Loy
Oopeland's Stationary and Portable Sew Mille,
Crawiinre Steam and Watt Gomm ; .and,
Griffith's Wrought Iron Railroad (Emir Machines.
The,. articles hare been ammaned by prectical mechanics
and maeldnlate, and prsnonneed superker to any fa um.
lie fe also authorised to sell Rights to make and vend tham
articles in any part of the country.
lie has also for sale bobpreesed raw. and Washer*, and
finished Erase Work.
is also prepared to take Agencies fir the sale of other
patented Rights and new inventions, and give to the hue
nem faithful and constant attention.
Re refers to the following
The subscribers have long teen oofioaLoted with Mr.
Moore P. Eaton, and have no beeitatloWlio reaommending
him, to all who may wild to employ hisnervicee, as • gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and indltatigable Industry,
to whom saertlons every reliance may to placed.
Neville B. Crisis, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Wm. Lorimer, Jr., John graham,
W. IL Denny, IL Childs & On.,
Jame. Wood, N. tiohnee h Bone,
P. R. Friend, Kramer a Rohm,
F. Lorain, L. R. Livingston,
Keep A Wade ' William P. Joimeion,
William Phillipr, Andrew Julian '
Wilson Weandless, A. W. Loomis.
Pirrssiman, November 27th, 1854.
DOILIV• Patent peak Drllnas Alnehisates t
WKIt3HINU ABOUT 300 POUNDS; eau, I,e worked and
moved by two men, and do the work of tire or sit in
the ordinary way. B. B. Yowler k Co., Manufacturer,
The subecriber has been appointei sole agent. In the Uni
ted Blair, for the We of rtglaz t o use these MarbiciPs.
M0.34:1 F. I:AD" IV Btath etyma..
Eton. Wm. P. Johnston, Prwo,lent A. Y. It. R.;
W. AlEmir Roberts, Fag.. Chief Eog. A. V. It.
Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. A C. E. IL;
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Chief king. P. At O.ILEj
Mardian A Nicholson, Contractor,' for the P. A S
It. It dente
IMRra
Mercantile College,
I)lTTSEllittill, PA.—lncorporated by the Le g islature of
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
I'. DUFF, Author of ths " North American Accountant,"
Profemor of Book•Keeplug and Oommerdal &dement
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the best elf-land penman. In the
United States, Profaned of Commercial and Ornamental
Pentuanehlp.
N. B. MATCH, Esq of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of
Mercautile Law and Political Earnowy.
P. lid YUEN, Principal of the Matt:gnatJail Department,
Professor of Mathew:Let Ac.
Mr. J. D. Williams has permanently joined the Faculty,
and it will be sewn that during his late proksekmaJ engage.
meets In the east, be was there regarded as the bast pen
man in the country. This Imtittation therefore, presents
attractions to students offered by no Other of the kind in
too United States. The course of training comprises up.
wards of 400 real transactions, in six different methods of
uouble Entry Ikak.Keeping acu practical Business, Cal
culations, covering the whole field of inland sod foreign
roamer.. Conimarcisd Pertmarmhip, wan every modern
imprnrement in the art. Mini.. Letters and Business
Forms, of every description. Deily Lectures In Commercial
Law, Commercial Prieneee, the Theory of Profits, kc
ihr rend for a Cucuta, deelldaw
To III• Commercial Coaainiusally .
yltholl. 31 ILLAit A IMO. have mom tur il mitol number
I at students in Writing, hoot-Beeping, Arithmetic Cal
culations, and in all other necessary ooentirds orniAt con.
ititute the business man.
Eimh pupil receives separate instruction, thereby %draw
clog him in a sore and superior manner.
Lail at the Iron City Commercial College, Lafayette Hall,
Wood Street, where you trill be parent...lfni! satisfaction.
Open from BA. M. till 10 I'. Al. Be hind enough to read
the following:
I know of no pence In tide city now engaged In teaching
Book Keeping, equal to Mr. Jona BAIIIT, view. valuable
sneak , ea c..n be had at the Iron City Commercial Oollege.
Joax Purtrro.
Author of Pkaning's new and improved opium of Book
Keeping. lc.
PIIIIMAO Li, December 16,185 i.
We, the undersigned, take plenum da stating to our
(thuds sail the puhlk, that we bare Wen a few lemons in
Prot. Millets new and superior metres of Penmanship, and
our Improvement has exceeded our moat saagLine expecte.
Lions. Those who wish to improve their hand.writing will
Emu Prot M. the most skillful teacher and best penman in
Pittsburgh.
R. Moody, Albert Tsufman,
G. 11.1.111derbrand, J. M. Boshflelii,
K.O.Myelure, Robert Wallem,
A. A. White, Lewis R. Jenks,
R. krOarr, J. U.
Dunlop Paxton, Peter O. /try.,
And others, whose names can be seen at the rooms. [dee=
Arnold £ Willlanu,
MANUFACTUTUNERS 01' CILILSUN FURNACES.
WitOUGUT IRON TURING, and fitting generally, for
warming and ventilation of building,. A.l W. will
contract for warming and vmtliatlng, by eteam or hot
watt, pipes, or Chileon's leurnam; Chorale% t3oboolm,
Factories , Green Romeo, Court lionsea,J Rotel.
or Dwellings. No. '4 Market et., Pittaburgh. I oil
AI.OAINIS iN lIIM B / 4 61—We offer tor Miff hovered good
I) substantial Dwelling Houses, In convenient lot, tunas,
well arranged for comfort, and In goad order; and will be
mold et low rates, cheaper than they could be built at the
present high price for lumber and .11 building materials.
For stump Houses, Lots end Farming Land, on easy terms
of payment, call at the old established Real Estate Office of
& CIOTIIIIKRT a CON,
decl2 No. 140 Third street.
Mineral Water and liarsaparllla
Ur M. D. ItNOLISIL, Pitt atreat, below Penn, is now
Ty manufacturing sod buttleing the above beverages on
an ext.:mire male. Ma artkles are of Lha beat quality, and manufactured from the Duran material,
IL:losing Outalailo. •
rp OBE AT EST BARGAINS.EYER OEFBILBD.—
1 YOUNG, BTIiVENSON LOYN. Sign of the Original
Bee Illye, No. 74 Market Meet, between Fourth street and
the Diamond, Pittrburgb, being about to make some im
portant changes in their badness, would respectfully roll
the attention of the public to the great reduction in the
price. of (Bootee. Talmes, Brothel and Woolen Long mil
&pare Shawls, Dress Bilks and Dees, Goode, of every de,
ecrlption ;firench Merinos, from 40 cents up; Detainee,
from tit,i tante up; all wool Merino Plaids, at 37.% ern.:
good last colored Calicoes, at 6 1 4 ante; Gingham., nt 10
cents; Collar., Sleeves, Cheznantos and Embroideries, of
every deecription, than root. Blankets, the cheapest
ever ollered ; Clothe, Casetmeres sod Sotinette in proportion.
Purchasers, wholmaleand retail, would du well by giving
ue on early c;ilL
&el 6 YOUNG. STEVa4N., , ON A LOVE.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorised Capital, $300,000.
INBORE BUILDINGS and other property egainet lona or
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECT..
Wm. F. Johnston, Body Pattereon,
W. krellutock, Kennedy T. Friend,
Jok.lalt King, I. Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones, George It White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
James 8. Negley, W. 8. Haven,
Wade "tampon, A. Wilkins,
IL B. Coggehell.
Mom WM. F. JOHNSTON, President
RODY PATTERSON, Tice President.
A. A. Comma, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. 8. Camel, Aseistant Secretary.
Dissolution or Copartnership.
TuE FIRM OP WARNER, PARKA CO. iv. dissolved
on the Bth day of December 186.1, G. E. Warner having
dieposed of Ida intermit to David E. and James Park, and
Jacob Painter. The business of the late firm will be settled
by the undersigned, who will continue the manufacture of
(Won Shadings, Colored and While Carpel Chain, Glndie
Wiek, Twine and /titling, under the style and firm of
PARE, PAINTER d GO. DAVID E. PARK,
JAMES PARK, Ja..,
JACOB PAINTER.
aw- To Pork, Painter A Co., r, cordially recommend •
continuance of the patronage extended to the late firm.
G. E. WARNER.
BANNER COTTON MILLS.
Park, Painter & Co.,
sir Warebouen, No. 149 End and 121 Second tartars,
Pltuburgh. dects:daarlm
T RAVE sold myloterest in the business of Long, Miller
& Co., to 8. A. Long, who, with John Phillips, will con
tinue at the old Maud, In. 109 Front street. 1 cordially
recommend the new firm to the patronage of my friends.
Pittsburgh, July 29, 1844. P. IL MILLER.
5. A. LONG
8. A. LONG & CO.,
BIO.L AND BRASS TOUNDISRS, AND GAS aTTTERS,
invite attention to their stock of Chandelier., Brackets,
Pendants, and other Ratan. We fit up htistses with Gas
and Steam, make Brass Castings of all kinds to order, for.
Wish Railroad Pumps and Tank Fittings, and keep Anti-
Attritkm Metal constantly on hand.
W. 4. M'CLURCI
mum Interest of Mr. {OILY ATWELL be our business
.I. ceases from Ibis date by agreement. Ode businees,.se
1' 110LE8ALE GROOMES, rill be continued by the remain
ing partners under the firm of
&MUSHY, COSORAVE & CO.,
Noe. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
BAGALEY, WOODWAREI A CO.,
No. 221 Market street. Philadelphia.
WM. BAGALEY & CO.
Pittsburgh, December I9th, l&M—{der=
• , IF YOB wish a atiperior DAGITERREOTI PE,
moderate in price, and of the lint quality,
eICARGO'S GALLERY, No. 'TO Fourth etrea.
Likes:km.oe set In Cases, Locket., Breastpins, Ao„
with despatch, in the latest styles. Rooma open
day and evening.
. mi. Haven.
TUB OLD PRINTING BBTABLLIIIMENT, (lain Johan
n.. a btonktonj and Blank Book sad litatkmery
Rambo..., primed to emeenta every' style of Legal,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and Book
Binding, and lamb& emery article in the Blank Book, Paper
and Stationery line, at the aborted notice and on the most
remonablatenna
T. B. YOUNG * CO.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, Printing. Offico
and Book Bindery, earner et Market and &mond out [node
IOBOITS-80 boxes prime Bunch - Barrios;
1 oat do Cooking do;
I do !reek Oarrante;
Preen Citron, Orange end Lemon Peal, just received at
the Family Grocery ritore of DBAVO,
dar.23 Nos. 1 and 2 Diamond.
In=
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MIt3CKGLANEOUS.
IMLILF2I
MEM=
Holiday resent
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~MISO LLAI~'EOIIB.
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DR.-HOOPLAND'S flabe,. er Wriptiery • Oulu&le Disease..
Air- . DiL ILTSS3C al 140 Wood strew, begs leave toss.
, _ . • CELEBRATED' ....
trounce to the pribtle that he has men arrangements with
GERMAN BITTERS , Mr. Marsh, of New York, to sell sad adapt his Room
PREPARED By -
DR. C. IL SAVICION, Philadelphia, Pa., i Coal Tiltal, Which received the prise medal 1 hrough a bur
L si.a committee, oonslating of Professors Itgalrilig,PLlllll,
snit orscanaux alas I COmoottos, Clan, Luntaw, sod others, at the New York
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICF, Industrial Exhibition of all Natrona. Dr. IC stir km ea
CAronic or _Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Eidarqs, and ay
ail ~u.a a, a , ar ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, a a e iaa . dama La ... or s owooth. once back of ti, Drug Store, where all kinds ,f TRUSSES,
Such SUPPORTERS, LACE EiTOOk INGE, SHOULDER „plum,
•
es Constips- • PILE PROPS, and SUSPENSORY BOD.ACIES, are fitted
non, Inward Piles,
Fulness,or Blood to the j aid satistartion warranted. Tomes at weary prim ean be
Head, Acidityof the Stomach, 1 obtained, sod of a quality importer to any others in the
Neustroneartburn, Dirgust for Fool, I
. market The gnat proration@ of Rupture has induced
Ftdness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit • I the Dr. to give especial attention to those mass of Wane
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Ilead; Hurried reDdring mechanical support,with full confidence that his
Rod Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Ch.:eh.' long experience In the treahhent of mob eons has enabled
log or SulfueatingSensaLion when in lying Poeture, DiMilala
or vlidon, Dote of Webs before the Sight, Facer and bi z' b) ul " , al. . ii.29 .iiaß Tanta of the eo uummild' in this
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, regard. Ify pture do not ou hoe aru ILLI ell. •
Yellowness of the Skin and Ryer, Pain in the ;An kw Dr. R/CYSER, at hie Wholesale to t
Dreg Elton and
Side, Back, Chest, Limn, a., Sold..
Flushes of Heat Burning la the I Tram Depot, No. 140 Wood stmt., Pittsburgh, Pe. Sign Of
Flesh, Constant Lunen- I the Golden Mortar. doable, 1
Inge of Rail, great
Depression of
Spirit,.
The proprietor, hi calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, &us so with feeling of the utmost con&
dtmce in its virtues and adaldatlim to the diseases for which
it is rec6mtmendee.
•
It is no new and wattled article, bat one that hoe stood
the but of a ten "tare trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale Is unrivalled by an, similar pre•
watt°. extant. The testimony in Its favor gives, by the
most prominent and well known Phytthclans and lidu
alit, in all parts of the country Is Immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my "Mentorebilla,.or Practical Randpt
Book, for Farmer. and Pamillee, to be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the thrnmattaitters. -
Principal Office and Manufact .ry, L2O Arch street,
delphia, Pa.
Air Sold by Dr. Geo. 11. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Feb nestoet t Co., bio. 6 Wool street; Fleming Brothers,
00 Wood et: eet. ; 11. P. Swartz and.l. P. Fianthog, Allegheny.
declbalawly la .
;Ba:lnra Autandlse,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OP CHAPPED
HANDS, and for communicating a healthful softness
and pliancy to the Ain. This truly elegant compoidtion
has no rival, either In Europe or America, as thoueande tap
testify. It is truly sperefic Its composition remains to thir
dly a profound mord tamers, othrr Perftaser Anterica.
Its great success hes, however, given rise to Imitations
from which it can be readily determined-by Be peculiar
senitent appearance, the absence of all grermineas,
and the agreeable milky eulsion into which it instantly
dissolves on implying It to the wet hands. Its effect. are
immediately and conspicuously manifest.' Those who have
once eaperlencol its efficacy will certainly never seek relief
from other applications.
BARB'S MAO-TiJIIA, OR CHINESE TOOTH PASTE
-4 Valuable Destrafrice, which can be used constantly, if de
sired, giving a healthful firmaten to the teeth, and conse
quent color to the gum, It Lao ilimipatee the odor left by
the urn of tobacco.
To be had of the prlnviyal Druggiate in Pittsburgh, and
throughout the United States.
Manutactured solely by X. BAZIN,
No. 114 Obeetarat street, below Fourth,
der.2lslawl in is Philadelphia.
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE. COLLEGE,
AT HARSISBUIiG, PA.
T u ddL °,ll . `" Let n ytart u' e e rw u i b illuil u jot i e ; s f e r powe rs, Y
has been in successful operation fur more than one year.
The loc.itkio is one of the moot pleasant and picturesque in
the Sate, The arron •ements of the College are curb as
afford peculiar advant.:gm in acquiring a solid basis for the
mintal superstructure. There are two defoxtrnentis—the
Collegiate and the Preparatory, with their iappropriate
branches of learning. The co urs e of etudy in each I. three
year; designated by ae tunny different classes. Young La
thes admitted at any time.
Board • of instructors.
REV. BEVERLY R. WAUGH, A. M., Principal.
Mhos U. Creams, Principal Female Teacher.
Altos Faxar A. Joanna, Assistant.
alto'u.a. M. Batman; leacher of French, ko.
U. C. lionnanou, M. L., Lecturer on Anatomy. ke.
War. Y. howEcnr, Lecturer on Natural History, Nears!
Philosophy, kc.
Haul. Judarit Hoanua, Prof. of Instrumental Music.
Jsto. T. Corr, ProL areal Music.
Por Circulars, or for other information, aittireas the Pri
cilia!, B. It. IV.i.t.a/I.l.llarribtairg, Po. due72m
Notice.
Milk late firm of JONES k QIIIGO, haring been dissolved
by the death of Jnt.n F. Quigg, 0111 the 'Cith len, the
busti3ess of said firm will bd settled by the undersigned, M
their aline, earner of Roes and First streets.
ISAAC JUNKS, Surviving Partner.
Pittdburgh, September 30, 1864—Enet3:y
Isaac Jones,
mA
tia bf ,. AHT l l , 7llX , Itiotyltpurig Ploughh Winge , poach saU Ipti
erynngs, Brass Nut 'Taper, hall patent, &raw, Mail and
Hammered Iron Azies—evrner of Hone and First streets,
Pittsburgb, Pa. ocßtly
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/MAC JO= D. D. 84312.9.
U. B. Rogers & Ca,
ml u t i l , T ; .lo7llJ6V
o or P.OUEtt.S . patent Improved Pt.!
ocUly Mott corner Hoes and!' lret sd.reem.
Th. -a lionse• and Leo. -
—ree tionss• and Lots for Lisle.
NIT - mt. be said st private sale, THEW"- 'LOUSES AND
WTS. One ➢rick Moues, situated oz. Ferri, txtmeen
Fourth end Liberty strests; Lot Ai Wet frost by 79 feet
bark.
Also, ooe Lot and two Ikures, on Logan street, Sloth
Ward. One Boaee fronting on Logan street, and the other
on Carpenter's alley; Lot 24 feet by 150.
Also, tfiestand f now occupy, or, the corner of Ferry and
Water rtreets, the tense ronnft.: oneyear from Lst of April,
Irbb, with the Furniture, Bedding. tr. The Rowe at pros
ut is tl.,ing a good hotline., and to pleasantly toeeteol.
For terror and further particulara enquire of
ALEX. CUFPLKS,
corner of Ferry and Water street.
it.. £ A. C. Duncan
110LIKSALE tiItOCEIIS, and D ealer s ' in Produce, For ,
cign Mots end Liquors, Ut/ Mouonstiela acid Heat
. Wlds.teedieutge liberty st., , Pittsborisk. Pe. fdeary
Silver Mao ttfactory.
SMONS, FORA, EMBLEMS, ice —Kratcriou 10 Flung.
—owing to euperior fecititiste In man ufecturing my own
work, we are now selling at least 10 per cent, lower that
the eastern cities, or elsewhere. - 'Alt work le warranted.
Sterianylser.—We also manufacture Spame of the
Britten erecting quality.
%Vetches awl Watch repairing continued, with every fa.
milt) , and renewed determinatkatto give entire eatisfaction
to cuetomers, Loth es io price and the euperior quality of
the work. W. W. WIL&JN,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
corner of Market and Fourth streets.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. .
11.111611310 R NAITO L 1.1311117.
Bigelow £ CO,
1:1=1.13.90119 TO E.'.11. BIG ELOW, N 0.46
0 Diamond alley, near V, ood street, PAW
burgh—COACHES, CARIUMI Plak.
TONS, BUGEIIaS, and every dermlption of
teary vehicles bunt to order and [inhaled in a manner nn .
surpueed for beauty of design, elegance Of &flak, skill o
workmanship, and durability of materials.
.q-Ali work warranted.
HURRY JUV ti ODORS
FRANK Viff'OORDER has Jest received a large and
beautiful amartmeatof Mourning Collars, Sleeves
nod &Gs in Crape; Tarleton a tdLsa, black lace and
gauze Veils, black•Soelery and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and silk ; Ribbons,lialle; and Crapes, In all qualitica
Alexander k ilajoil's beat Kid Glove* can always be
tbund at No. 83 kI.TAKET STRUT, corner of the Dia
mond. novli
Writing C
ARE LESSONS YROM A WRMNO TRAUHER WHO
1:711
EXIIIBITS NO SPECIMENS BIN THY OWN.—The
; and Evening Writing Claws t.f this Institution ars
now in fail operation ' under Mr. J.l). WILLIAMS. Ladles
meet Ina separate a partment from 8 till 5 o'clock. Those
deeiroun of obtaining Mr. Williams' splendid style of burl
neev will please call and get specimens of his
writing.
Plain and ornamental 'igniting and Wedding Cards execn•
ed upon vhort notice. Ills work in this line will be found
perior to any ever executed in thin city. non?'
= ea= , at Owners
WILL find it to their !Advantage to call and examine our
stock of STOVES, beforo purchasing elsewhere. Our
variety, both as to style of finish and utility, is superior to
any in thia mukvL Ka also base a Laundry ;furnace,
new in do.ign and principal, dssigmai expressly for Steam.
boat, GILLES, REISINGER &
nnvlS 121 Wood street
Wanted,
BY a sober. halustrioue youpit man, .ho will devote hie
entire time to his businvee, d SITUATION AS SHIP
PING CLERK lu a Wholesale or Retail IVarehoose, or A.
eletant Book. Keeper, or a place In a Grocery or Dry G 0 ,4,
Store: and will make himself generally 0,0101 tr. ttio. ens
plover. A note adire.sed through the P.a. 00iee to .. A. 11
D.,,' or let at the once of the " Pon," will receive proop
alleation.
eet:ll3l
Notice.
lIIAVE this day waisted Vial mein the wholesale
Fruit and Oonfectionary buniness, my awn, T. IL An
derson. The businees hnreafter, from this date, November
16th, 1854, will be moductod under the name and style of
J. C. Anderson & don.
novl7
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Hats and Caps.
AIJ. WILSON & SON keeps constantly on band every
description .d variety of HATS AND CATS, both
holm.ale and retail. Those desiring a neat fashion.
able Hat or Cap, good and cheap, 'rook! do well to give ua
a rail before purchasing elsewhere. novlB
Herne •Shoeirierge
LIE undersigned having succeeded to the bus:Mesa of
T
Hess:, Ralph and John Jackson, and located himself
nest door to the Lieery Stable of It. H. Patterson, on Die.
mood str et, near Grant, Is prepared to do the work of
MIME SHOEING, in the best manner and with the at
mo“ promptitude. Haring had large experience In the
businem, and possessing a thorough knowledge of the strue
tuen end character of the foot, coot an intimate acquaint
ance with the dlseaees of It, he has comldence in kis abiEty
giie satisfaction to ell COMM.
liaTObaerre—the Shop is next door to the Lipory Stable
f Robert H. Patterson. Diamond street.
Horses Meal to please customers.
nortaidlm
No Humbug.
ITIWO LTIZINDRED THOtIdAND DOLLARS worth of stock
1' will not be distributed at ROGERS t 00.'8 Star Da.
guecreotype Oaliery , Fifth greet, opposite Mason's, but
upon the payment of $1 you can procure as good a LIKE
NESS as out he procured in this or any other tit]. - Call
and gi+e um a trdo._
aus
C. B. Headly & Co.,
TIIIKAP CARPET WAREHOUSE., / l e. S 2 'Third sired,
N..", near Market, would respectfully inform their friends
am{ the public generally, that they hare now in afore their
Nrciptete FALL 'STOCK, coruietiog of CARPETS of every
deld Okla, from the Royal Velvet and Brume* to the emu
mop Ingrain; Minn and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from one
to right yards wide, new designs and very rich. Cocoa and
Carlton Matting, DrUggets, Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods. Window
Sh.lder, to. Petvonsin want are invited to call and exam
ine their stock. Steamboat., Hotels, and Residences Porn.
iabial O. the moat reasonable - terms. •
•, Small profits and quick salee.^loB
I • •. B CASII ONLY.
• ,Wholesale Grocer., Liquor Dealers
and Manufacturers..
• 1 - gOBSCRIBEIt is now Importing a amain quality
1 of OIL OP COGNAC, of wßich 3 of an ounce with to
sallow pure Spirit wi OCHELII produce a SneCognan Brandy. Hie
ESSENCES OF RLE and- OTARD'S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CAME RUM, ARAC. CIDER and
PEACH. HILLNDY. HOLLAND SCIIIISDAM SCHNAPPS
end SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged- by the New
York manufatoren by the gnat demand after them. DI.
rectlone fur nee will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS REIJOHTWANGIIII,
141 Maiden Lana Now York.
P. B.—lmporter .of e:Tempe Chem/gen, Plating,
M.ngszeie; Thorne En. Opiates, Sulphate Am
monia, *a • .• • - • halls tf
. _
• The House of Refuge
R WUTE43I9I. WENN aTL V/ilt lA, AT Pl_
TTSBURGH,
Li DOW open fiat the moeption of inmates reguLtrly mon-
Med from coneiblea compoeing the Western Judicial Din
Irict of Penneylvania Forme of commitment out be ob
tained of the Superintendent, at the House of Refuge; or
of the Secretary, at the office of Palmer, Hanna A Co.
By order of the Board.
dada JAMES ANDES/30E4, Preaident.
:,,..: , ..,. - ,,i.,y,: - ,•..; , _^. ,, V . , .•,,,:,,,,
:ME
•,"'
If yon don't want to bo Stinlitht &met
wear Lay SkeanMier Brae..
air. Per more than two years we have worn Dr-Keynes
Wasblngton Samantha Brace," and feel it Aslant duty
wain to recommend its we to all of sedealary oecupatima.
Combining the advantages of a Shonlder Brace with those
of a pair of Buspendars, it is light and 03111intilb* and
effectually counteracts the disposition to become strew
shouldered. Three of our modem who are in need of MIMI
an article, Mould call on Dr. Keyser, on Wood street, ear
ner of Virgin alley, and examine this Brice, which ham
fro
evilly been much improved.—ffitabseuh Dispatch, Dame
bar 816,18bC
told wholwele wad Mall at Ds. 81CYBRIDEl Than and
Plodder Brea Depot, 140 Wood Lewd. Sign or the Golden
Mortar.
deedtalent
Air We clip Melo &admirals Me Reading.Thernal. Dr.
AMper, toe meet for tnoinaticine, saw he matt warnma or
guarantee a core in any case of Hip Dleeiae or &rests,
that may be presernist. Posiophitts containing cures of eke
most astonishing durracfer ma be pima to any am gratis.
Outeleyts Deparative Syrup.
We understand thaeonr townsman Dr. George W. °ab
bey, is now giving hie whole attention to the mannLiatiare
of bi Depurative Syrup and Patna of Barmperilia, i n
order to tempi) the extraordinary demands for the article
which are corning In from all quarters. This Syrup la with
out doubt the beet of the kind made in the country. We
know it to be one which we can homily recommend to the
favorable notice of our modem Rhos been Mated by man
of experierme and use, and tomato be all that is claimed
for it by Ste inventor. A pamphlet is lying before us, filled
with «Militate of cure; the names appended to which are
not sten qj gran,. is usual with documents of this char
acter, but well known Marne qf Saks Conntli—who boye
experienoxi the effects of keen:aid. properties. Apparel
ed to the list are certificates of tigfernit county caters of
Berke county, with the malice their neverslogines attached,
stating that they an well acquainted with the persons
whose names are given as reference, (among which are the
names of n number of our principal phystnana,) and know
them to be genuine. We advise the.. of oar readers who
are afflicted to all upon Dr. Oakelty, at his office in North
Fifth street, and procure one of them pamphlets, which
will not fail to toddy them that his preparation la one of
extraordinary power andelleimamband embundlydesertring
of their attention."
lanbl wholesale and retaLl at NIL fiIIYSIR'S Drag Stara,
N.' 140 Wood street, sorra lflag;as alley. Sign of the
Golden Mortar. dsoiztaw
Sir Agency of Dr. M. M. Calobre.
trd Medicines, at DR. G. H. ELICTILKEN3 Drug Elton,
Ni. 140 corner Wool street and Virgin allay.
Cherry Pulmonk, Pnimona*Balseutt, Pectoral Nxpecto.
rant, Pulmonary Liniment, Hematite Syrup, Heart Cor
rector, Humor Corrector, Pure and Mcdkinal Cod Liter Oil,
AtUe.Dyspeptictilettrue,Cough and I:ltdiar(te Pilla, Nertine,
Tennifoge, Female Pills, ?male Specific, tr., re., used by
him constantly and with unprecedented means, in the
treatment of
0.14 Cbuanr , Cbammiption, ova, Heat Direascr t Do
ppia, 8h Dinar % RA•nmeatims, Amok
Complaints, Pam, eta., etc. Dr. Pile A's inbeirezikd
/Wail Bauer PLetel Abdominal Supporters-
Dr. Pllch's imposed rioted Seel
Spring Shemido. Brace. Dr.
Fader Alva lelim
blftig Abe.
Also, all kinds of Proprietary Medicines, at the lowest
priers. wholorale and retail. noel&liav
LIST OF. GENUINE I'ATSZT 'XIEDIGTPIES,
ON BOND ADD FOE BALI NI
FLEMING BiCOTHICRS,
un. PUB.
Wh0b....":=4L," and Deakrs as Acker Medicine;
Corner Fourth and Wood street., Pittsburgh,
ir ELER'S AMERICAN COMPOUND;
EL_ Jaynes Aaemtivs
Cornawativallolsant ;
lv Mar Dye.
• Expatorsat;
• Sanative Pills:
• Hair Tonic;
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Marry ;
Bryan's Pulmonary Baba* ;
Moorland's Gesso Bitters;
dO "
"tum , . 14 . ieeb to -
e li r e cidaso'lluarescatamkon
Storms' &etch Coughlkady;
Prices do;
Thorn's do;
Howe's do;
Oegrad's India Mohair:Os •
Mont. Invigonthig Oredlils
Tyler's eum Arable Drops;
MP Mar Dye;
Pl:Won't do
Batchelor's do
Mellor:les Elixir of Opium;
Bryant'. Purifying Extract;
Dailey's Pain Extract;
Brown's Essence oils:maks Ginger;
McAllister's do do:
Kidder's Indellible Ink;
Payeou's do do;
Arnhold's do;
Dr. Curtis' Hygeana;
Lyons' Entharg
David's Lilly White;
Basin's do;
Tobias' Liniment;
Hunt'a do;
Alien's Nerve and Bone Lhibneut
Markin Mustang do;
Parsers Arabian do;
Gardner'. do;
Barrel's Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
Barue's Pile Lotion;
Mess Fun;
Sear
pes A coustic
Merchant'. Gargli ng . Oil
Rushton, Clarke k o.'s Cod Liver Oil ;
MeAlliertees ointment;
Singe Itch do;
Ferrero do;
Gray's do;
Trisre Magnetic
Judkin's do;
Swalm's Panacea;
Houck's do;
Sstgant's Infant Panacea;
Perry Davie Pain Killer;
Ayer'. Cherry Pectoral;
Houghton's Peps/ri;
Klee. Petroleum;
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills
Brandreth's
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Lee's Anti-bilious do ;
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
Even's So;
Sisaymiellstrust Sarsaparilla Blood ills
Jaynes Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend's Health 4°'
Jew David's Plasters:
Shoemaker'. do;
Dr. Newman's do;
Rad way'a Beady Relief;
Morrie Remedy;
ProL Wood's Hair Restorative;
Emerson's do;'
Bail's Sarsaparilla;
Townsend'. do;
Sand's do;
Garmies Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparillact
Wolfe Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver'. Honey;
" . Highly Scented Brown Windsor
Musk;
Ludlum'. Specific:
McLane's Sudorific Coaghglymast - - -----
Tyler'. Ginn Arable do;
Mare do;
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonic Syrup;
Barry's Trkophorous;
Norwrod'e Tincture of Varatrmn
Mc Lane's Celebrated Vermllngs,
Dr. Loeock's Pulcsonie Wafers:
Thompson's lye Water:
Agents for all of Dr. McClintock's Pamilyphdlcinse..•
Dr. Needham's Breast Pumps;
Watees Atmospheric Breast Pumpsi•
Gum Eleatic do do
REV. DR. COVEL'S
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
/br the Sbfe, ample* and Apse) , Care of .billerememn e
Chronic, Hereditary and Mercurial Hhameatisme, Rhea
static Gout, lewebogo,"Bciatioa, and other Diseases affedisw
the Mmadar System.
VICE AN ARRAY OP TESTIMONY as Dr. Cava's
Itextuumc Pam have called forth from all dames, was
never voluntarily offered In favor of any other Meetkine.
The eases of cure comprehend
W. B. JACHBO.IL-,,
EVERY STAGE OF RHEUMATISM,
Whether accompanied by that terrible sensibility of the
parts affected, common the inflammatory phase—by the
macular contra/items which so often render the victim f
Chronic libeanistiem • helpless cripple, or by the ever
changing symptom. which are sometime. the tharacterbstics
of fhb Protean oompland.
Unlike the .Bangrado" practice of bleeding mid purging,
which some sapient medkos consider the Leggin:de mode of
treating Mei:mead/Im, these Mlle metals end cherish the
animal forms, inelgorate the oonetftution, and thus act eI
the allies of Nature in her efforts to cast off the divans.
Their medical action is direct and specific. It reaches the
imitorles moxibi or radix of the ithorder, through all the
compliestions of nerme mid dbres In which tt Is =beached,
and expels from the bleed the febrile principle which feeds,
mid apreada, and Intensifies, while it spreads the fatal ten
dencies of the malady.
Cauelos..Beware of Cenaaterlelts t I
Be particular, and enquire for km. BdIdUKL COVEL'iI
RIiS MIA and see that the boom 4arybst the
outside wrapper, his denature, tottanoognot by C. a.
RING, General Agunt, 199 Broadway, New York, without
which none we ensue.
. . .
PRICE, JUMP' CENTS PER 802
..Sold by Dr. GM H. ILIPIPIR, Pittsburgh; P.
YLDMING, Allegheny City. deeiliden
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 0011 the
Borough of ManoIoester — TEIBTYVALD A V AI L,"
each 24 big front by 100 but_desp,, and fronting on Morbid
street 90 feet In width, are onlanal cut aale quite low, and on
reeeonable tenni of payment nib property is pert at to.
'agate of the Late Jeun Adorns, Lq., and the UAL Is per.
Bet and beyond dispute. Apply to
-nowll JAMS BLAKELY.
V lai - AA V V l talZi llY 4 fla&ifssinie
ll"otrea, Pitistostpl.—Clottilng to mike, to
irx4 Nees, oast moderate rates. matt
MIN
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MEDICAL.'
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' e
1311.1t114M03 :$
CZ2Vrt
TO/
Crdilarwarn ?BadOinpoo„
T sheri ii i&l"
c I mag n v :Va, • 3 0. 4 Gal =" 4 I° le l ft
This nate an, /ROM d'
idles 'art'? and dent Won
boars qui O eter toilldnapithan the chuultona ape vu
DIABW
Throe Dolly Transand ClerrelanL
Tlseve Deily Thaw bervili mind Chluago-
Toe to Cleveland six War' Waage clarity-an? Unix,
and Bt. /cede thhireeren beam
VIA *WAX= •
•
Trains thr Moreland lean Alliance at TAO, A. 1240,
M., and 640 P. M., colmseting at Hudson witk_gmaina - Mr
Cuyahoga Palls and Akron, and miring Mbavabod-at
10.0 t„ A- AL, 620, P. it, and 8.20, P. M.
The Trains or the Ohio and Peons. Ihdlroad, loam
Pltb-
Mnrsh at 8.00, 1. M. 8.00, - 1. M., and 'll.ok P. IL all eon
-5t at . Aaeii with mina whkai arrive fa Mondand
atlo 04, A M., 2.XI_ ,edo, P. 11.. M and 645, PAL "
Pasattgeri kg Tolow, Lau* Raab. Used,
Galena, and tha Nortb.wast, whO a N.
dds gothningh with
our detention, will take the tniin lowing -PRollowlb
800 A. /L., and suiting Is Mandan& st4Ml P.m.., as that
H the only train by which close conatedois are as&
ihrilib wm !....tbe_abee• Paiute. Passengers by thin train
reach it 7.80 next =mire and St.. Lowliest mid
gainad bin:hag via Clrvidand, loins
eight ,.
The Twins Erna Chmiland to Toledo andebleego hare as
*Rolm Lave Merebind at 7,M and 2.30 7.44 P.IL4
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. IL, 7.00 d. Y. and 18.00 M.
Trains hare do MAL Zahnd and Bt. Lords - as *Rows:
Leave Chleago at US A. IL, 10.06 and 11.00
lhanangers ibr St. Lords go trrer H•xis Island Railroad In
Jolin,and thence error the ta to agad Mindsalyyl Railroad -
to Alton, and *mop by gbastaboat (28 miles) wet. Look.
Psalmbins by the PM, 4. 116,4ren arrive /x _tit Loads at .
MR wane smodolhand Uurlo.o4, R. IL Ihidn stamina
YO 4‘s• obookoa ttutnagh to ®nest, and dorm, Jo.
ehookod Obkogo mot SE. Laois.
PAM VIL ALZILNCII AHD CLMELAISID.
lir own.• Ire m mere. Milieus&
To A11buwa—.....42 801 1
Toellhieeda-411 00 9 60
m a i
Oleretasel....— 400 La Ma11e,... 14 60 12 bD
Toledo 600 Rork. Wilmot: 16 50 1830 Detroit-- 0 at. learda.— 19 50 16 60
tie procure their tieketil at the
47teteen
tn= l In i, Meleda He= door
below the venom J.
- •
J. IL ate'
• I' .11: 1 1:PA:
THE • - 11 - WyiLVANIA
1N54. : 404.
B A.14,13314.1L. •
PIM HAM IMAM will hover alarciag (Sendai,
_IL excepted) Si /o'clock, amine at all the reviler die
ticket, arriving is Philadelphia at 12.10 A. IL
TM FAST/I:UM will leave Pittsburgh= l except
BundtV / aoppl at G La
trobe,B Gall taw,
Altoona, ii ikin c=kw idd r i Adliciaade at dicielee the next
ateraing. ,
.
TUN MI MS TRAIN will lame .
err mg*
at P3O o'clock, stopping oily at
Lockport, Johnstown, Borainorhill; Gallitsen,- "
*
As., connecting at llartiaburgArith, Ms Isoka
more. )10
and =icing in Plauk t iphisaw .Emers,
~. 3
o'dock, P. kL
_.....
Mg AOOOMRINDATION fluor Vin imn. mry after
noon (except Punday) at 6.30 o'clock, sto= „u t al op.
law etati and conning only Yfar as
TNR BBOOND AOO3MgODATION TRAIN. Willa deity
(except Ertuiay,) at 11 o'clock, A. FL, stopping at all sta.
thew
an clnuating anl .as Ns ail Reintont's.
RETNRNENO and,. in Pittalorigis: lint An.
• anises aid o'clock A.M. I:gnaw LI/P.34
.---.-. 7, P. IL. Mall 12.33, PAC Peat-
Lisa, 2.30, A. K.
Pare to New Tork,sll,so; 7uo t 0 Pitillothi Inds
to Baltimore, $8,50. Pare to Hartiaht9tVs" '-
Baggage checked to all Andaman the FelmoMmd' 141-
raid, and to Philadelphia aed Whim%
win
Peamosorre pdnebasingtieltets sear "' ,
boidtt= .
hvadditio n to the g
hat ic& sitar, audettittli
where the Onspany bare no Agent ,
Pennsylvania menay, sad twor Ilmoge , ..o* wind Id
payment for tickets.
/fir BOTH ELL-1a esae at" boss, the Campo, mill kid
lkunaselyes responeibie for B ooo m. l 14 0 11 91° P i * 6 - 81
ea amount not emoemUng pee.
11. B.—The Basubdor Omnibus LW. halts.
to=psseeogma muLlbeasge to and ibitmtim=
not to exceed lb mots for avh-p ew/~ s all
lb tents for each trunk, -
per tickets, eppkly to
e •Ndt the P. Mt. Asserape
Pittsburgh; Norembiellitte, 11154=4, - , . •
(OHIO AND zAitsioan.
CrOMMEXO/7V G.F ikirril / I = l 6 tR28,1864;
I /464 ' iiiWNONSIEIM 18E*
14 AficSRAIN isseesPittabnegti at g AM; Moss Main
~M some ; taboo tea at Crestlisse. and Makes a doss mow
n them Ease. Mal ExPross.T!aino roothilig Flada' -
about 12 o'clock as night. .
RESS TRAIN Immo 1 2:7,.0. do' P.N.
the arrived of the Roistes,l WWI .
reaches Creedal= at /LAI r: CoWlalUog 1 , 0 ..-
.
NMl=which ratans Crimati gni tr ..
i „ di .
about '
Belfontaine and Drams tedessids,lot Ded2coli ,
. ,
geld towns in Indiana.
Connections am nude at ish Clereoland.McronseiMs. gap,
limy, Toledo, Detroit and Mingo with.,.;
_Rori YINI
b • -endusky, Forest, and the towns on the Ana Tor
A 1., .lu, Mount Vernon; Nearatir, 7suborrille . $ a tip*
. $ the Mansgeld road.
Pare to Chatitiati sa; tOlndianapollogli; to Dayton $6,60;
to. Tolodos l 4- 121 - etilumboo $2,24;- to Rineireille $640; to
ClicretAnd SA. Through Mcßae to toitimille at redwing
• IHMTIIIIIINOt ,
las volume Ti e .....' 4 • 1N lames Oreslhis: at lid P Ige
• relation - t
rain bwrgh at - : - .5. (1 .?1 0, _" 1
fait Bavreas t throu h In 1111,..7 ''.'.." -- 1 " , ""'i
Rut Tl.Amr leaves st 5, — ..... 4 .A',...,&M,
~...a r *
riesd of tbs Night ittpress TWO froni tin.. —-- '
artime at Plthrburgis at 11.40, P M. m
ApirBRIGHTON ACCOODATION TEAL! um..
ezeh at l i o LH, and 6 P 11, and Nwir Brighten es g
gIiXIGHT TRAIN Immo Pi at 2 A If, and II P;
lii, and arrives at 420 A M, and LE ttab M.
PT Th. Tratus do not run on Sunday.
.
LP- Tickets or further infonuagme. apply at the ticket
otitose of the Ohlo aall Prepasylvardo Roamed of
.1.41. CURRY, at the unifier ogles under the Drospesky,Mollo2olod,
Heroes, Pittsburgh, or of
GEORGE PAILKOI, Tiebit =l 6.
Mere street
JOHN KELLY, Paesesitsr Aprat.
_ -
MOOR% ST. LOUIS AND NSW OILBANS.
I mom.
NWT DM= AND ONLY DELLABLX BOMA .
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
CiAICAGIO ADD IFIISSURPPI ELALLBOAD
Ai Air Lim Hoot* from Ithimmi.to at. Losdi .
rAIRS LEAVE CIIMAGO DAILY
oe arrival of Express Train of Beettleum me Z
tarsi italhoda
Ist. ST. LODIS-DAT.MA1L....:...
Id. " mow REPRRBB7..7IIkei, P. N. -
[ s nth through to St Loots in fourteen hours, via
RI mingbeu, Sprit:gild& End Attomoeithautchowpief cars
or bagganneeti l ug at Altos, with Gamy Una of Packets
Quinc and Keokuk, and Louie with
FIRST FOR NEW ORLICANS,
sad intermediate points oaths Mists!ppt and with regale'
Knee of stemmeTh Kansas and Blade.
- TIER PROM. Paint:MGß TO ST. LOlllB 88 HOURS
Hagen, mheeked Omagh to St. Louis, on kticbigan Oen
Dal and. Southern Thins, and at the t Chicago.
B. P. HOLLIi Chicago,
l Damenger
RICHARD P. - MORGAN,..II.O Genera inparintendent. Arai
Clir Through Tickets do St. Louis, by this routs, eta be
obtained is Pittsburgh, at Odheauf Cleveland sad Me.
harsh sod Ohio and Penevolveada isumth. norermo
• r/CABISTLVAN/A .14.4.11.R.DAD
Fitßigid TARIFF,
Commencing. December IE4 4854,
I DDIT 0 14 .85.—Brocen4Ceder sod Warden Wara loath.
Wine,, in tonna or bona:10 ts 4,100 1 1 1 -
Abroad Clan—Dried lndt.B6llllllMZ, Deer Ebbs, envier
and Timothy bed, Glassware, HErdware, Wool and
Sher, Pelts, Eggs and Leather 76 earwig 100
Vain( Clan—Bum and Pork (loose,) Rater, to Midas,
kegs or Kai Hemp, Hides. Soap, Window Glass, and Cot
toni uneomprened: 01 cents f 100 Dn.
^lnt% Gisso--.Aleobr, tits or boxes,) Barley
sod Malt, Beef and Xdrinsiwo Ctreee.Lard and Lard
CClWhisty, Co tton{ Tobsx4.66 rests g
100Ibs. Dour, $l. g hbL
0110=1 C. IitANCHICIIB,
4E29
Preight 41mt.
•
S— DEPERLI.L. COME! BYRUP.--I'red Porter
item, without echcitatio t itiven a autlikate of ties
ahem* of this popular. co reedledne. It will be isms
shag to all who are agile with •
=two awing
sloth for a sae and speedy cure.—P • Daffy "beg
• Itaciothe Hons. December 19, ISA
Amu. Itioraur—Heatag been !or some time put very
moth .411thed -with sevitrathid, and - almost constant
cat and haviog.tried various remedied, syrup arid
all uo effect, I was loducal by my esteemed Mead W. W.
W of this city, to make atrial of B. E.Selleel'Oough
Syrup. I did so, end. to my peat enirprtsc. I remised il
moat Immediate relief. It was with the greatest di copy
that I lecatred be-foram) respective daps, but on taking
• spoonful of the Syrup just begue eutettng my lecture
room, I mold 'peek with perfect em. dariug the evening.
I would particularly recommend It to clergymen, lawyers,
and other pub! lc speakers. I lievetheed two bottles only,
aodare mow perfectly cured. I feel to be my duty es a
philsothroplat, to make the publid acknowledgment of the
facial of the article, for I consider it to be the beet now
before
. the public
_ . JAMES PORTER,
Pref. of Mathematic*
. -
Prepared and sold by S. E. !MILERS k 67 Wood
street. deetlo
l i d : A MEETING of the Stockholders of the n. Picric
VA NIA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Pittsburgh,-held
at Oftica of the Company ; corner of Fourth and Saab.
dell streets, on Monday, the 6th instant, the following per.
nos were elected Thracian forthe ensuing yaw.
William F. Johnston, Jacob Punter,
George R. Whin, W. lit'Clintack,
1. Grier Sproul, 'Junes &Nanny,
A. A. Carrier, A. J. Jones,
H. R. Cangsball, Reapply T. Friend,
William S. Haven, A. Wilkins,
ikely Fannon, ed* llailpiona
nard Jadah Xing. -
JIH
zieelidaii carriage Ftsetaiiri a
TO/INSTON, BIIeTHIM. It CU, PRACTICAL. Mona
0 UMW; corner of Rebecca and Beinrontaimata, Abs.
thew city, Pa., hare ow hand-and me manualardwrtair
aA
=mash. marinated of 43arrieges, Sockaanya, • tummies,
Mrs, /Cy In MI UAW serious Myles, with
at• reglad to durability and bowery of finish, using in all
their work the best 'J=kata Iron and eastern hickory. Be
mire attended to so the meet nameable Lerma. The hal •
contklent that all who •smiy favor them with their p a paage, will to partially wairlial on trial al their wort.
The Pittsburgh sod Manchester Omnibuses panewory tf.
teen Agnate. during the day. nettkly
w mutate
A SITUATION AS 111211AIMAT CLARK, by a:
4
4Xan viol con Oro undoubted reforests o. to
tdo
boaters Lobito, honesty and owity. Would .be
to 54 the dam of Soo - :ad Clerk. A note, oddrestod to 8.
D . t h rtnu t i too P. 0, or left at the agog at tbe . !-Portt.* urn
meet with prompt attention , datliblita
31:1132.1.1
D Bureaus, serpentine tends, a bandeame estitia 6o6.
eel and fur ale by . 2. H. YOUNG
lbaltharkt anal
g GOOD BOOLUWGIR, iisANGAmis 111Gesub
JA. bodaiso Goomeat. Mug
Ds *MA Aatilis," — tocin,
ANN
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