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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
error ofiudileit of this Butreiene court: Inspec
tors of MertffiruU'dtee, and - 4ealere of Weights
and
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-Might be skated-by the people.
WEDNESDAY MDRG JANUARY 81.
'' -i ' - 'alilth ia rm ' i ea gt UM thin reform - be carried into
the federal government? Are not the people
of the several circuits and districts of the Uni
ted States competent to eleot the circuit and
district judges of the Union; and the district
attorneys, too? If not, how are they compe
tent to elect the President who appoints them ?
It would be difficult to show a betantial rea
son why the people of the severs districts could
not elect the twenty odd thous nd postmasters
of the Union. It would reli e the president
and hie cabinet at Washingto of a vast amount
of a , noyance, and pro e s and thankless la'
bor ; and enable them to devote their time and
energies more constantly to the weightier du
ties of their offices. Were far more of the fed
ederal offices elective, there would be fewer
office seekers.' Many who clamour for office at
Washington, would despair of mimes before
the people, and with good reason, too. We do
not nay that all, of even a majority of claimants
for executive patronage, are unworthy of it:
but it is pretty safe to say that a large number
of those who succeed in getting appointments,
could never be elected to the same offices by the
people. Those who appoint them are not to
be blamed. They are deceived by those who
thoughtlessly or fraudulently recommend them.
The people of the districts have better opportu
nities to know them, and could not be so easily
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from Philedelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to fill orders, for Cards, Circulars, Bill
Hassle, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for exhlM
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EXECUTIVE PATRONA.OE—RICIPORE.
One of the greatest political evils that af
flict this country is the vast amount of patro
nage wielded by the tuitional and ,State ex
ecutives. The number of officers, end tht
amount of salaries, within the gift of each pres
ident and his advisere during their term of office
are far too great. The foreign missions and con
sulehips ; the Governors and Secretaries of ter
ritories; the Judges of United States courts;
Indian agents; Surveyors general; United
States marshals; Custom House officers; Navy
agents ; officers of the army and navy ; Pension
agents; army and hospital surgeons; more
than 20,000 Postmasters; district—attorneys;
and almost innumerable ether offices, are all to
be appointed by each in-ooming adniinlistration
sie vacancies occur or are made for tire Purpose.
In dollars and cents the patronage within the
- control of a president for a single term is not
far from one hundred million dollars. It it net
surprising that so splendid a prize is greedily
sought by a vast army of those who are indispo
sed to work, or who have too exalted an opinion
of their talents and attainments to be willing to
- devote themselves to the quiet employments of
private life. It is a general troth, too, that the
moat deserving. are seldom the moat urgent in . 1
presenting their claims; and are consequently
leas frequently successful.
To distribute all the °Mms within the gift of
our national administration judiciously, and_ to
the most suitable persons, would require one
fOurth of the time of an administration during
the term of its existence. Yet no such amount
of time can be devoted to it; sad the cense
quence_is that appointments "not fi t to be made"
are of frequent occurrence. The appointing
power is misled, and the cunning lies of office
brokers prevail over the voice or preference of
the people. Men.. are frequently appointed to
office,Nrho could not secure a corporal's guard
of support if:before the people for an election
to the same , effice. Then follow frequent re
ports of defalcations; embezzlements; Poet of
fice and CIISOLD House robberies ; T end fraud,
and Gelphinisms. The people are. robbed ca
their money. The political partivenrkdemors•
lived anti broken down. The president is tie uoun
oed for bad appointments procured by [mud
and falsehoods that he knew nothing about. And
the people are disgasted by the success of
• ednnyiem and mediocrity over intelligence
ability, and fraud and cunning over public virtu
and sterling integrity.
This evil, great as it now is, is every year in
stressing. As our population inoreases, and ex
tirade over new domains, new territories are
formed, new post °facies established. new•courtF
organized, and new and additional offices crested
The disbursements of money by the Federal roc
ernment are larger each year than in the prece -
ding year; and necessarily so. And they must
continue to increase until the whole *main e•
the republic is folly peopled its far-stretching
coasts and almost innumerable harbors fortified
and improved ; its navy enlarged and strength
• ened to tke limit of its wants; and its post oilmen
sett post routes extended to every region where
its people may dwell. If with but twenty-five
millions of people, and but little more than half
the: domains of the republic occupied, the patro
nage and expenses of the : Federal government
are already so enormouty'l ? what must they be
when our population repolzes a hundred million,
and the whole cornitaited machinery of the
government is extended over the whole area
from the fi Atlantio to the Peek, and from the
Northern lakes to the tropical_ If sixty million
dollars per year is the actual ordinary expenses
of the government now, - two hundred million,
per year will be a safe estimate of Ito erpendi
tures then, or eight hundred millions during a
presidential term. The public offices will then
be almost innumerable.
But this is not all. We have now thirty-on,
State governments, and thirty-one Governors of
States. Each Governor has also a large amount
of executive patronage ; and at each State cap
ital is periodically enacted, on a smaller Beale,
the same scene that is witnessed every four years
at Washington : Au inauguration ceremony, an
oath of office ; an inaugural address ; an insole
nration ball; and then a fierce and "free fight "
scramble for aloes. The government of Peon.
Weenie now collects and disburses nearly six
millions of dollars annually ; and a considerable
portion of that sum passes through the hands,
or into the pockets, of those whom the Governor
appoints to office. And it is sheer good luck if
it passes through those hands without " paying
toll ;" or goes into the pockets of snob as are
faithful public officers and worthy of public sta
tion If we add up the receipts and disburse
ments by the State governments of all the States
of the Union it will make an aggregate of some
eighty million dollars per year. If we add to
this the cost of county, city, borough and town•
ship governments, it-will make a round sum of
one hundred millions a year. The east and com
plicated machinery of the national, State and
municipal governments, it is thus seen, are ex
pensive affairs. In fact it costs annually nearly
eight dollars per head for each man, woman,
and child in the country to support the govern
ments, local and national, that govern and pro
tect them. And a great portion of all these
enormous disbursements are at the will of the
State and federal executives.
We believe the amount of executive patron.
age is far too great. It is demoralizing in its
tendency ; and is sufficient in itself to destroy'
the purity, the efficiency and the stability of any
political party, however sound and salutary its
cardinal principles may be. Since 1836 neither
of the great political parties of the country have
had control of the federal government for two
successive presidential terms. The distribution
of the offices and "spoils" weakens each
party by turns. From ten to twenty applf:
Cants appear for each office of value. All
but one are disappointed in each case, anti many
of them rush into the opposition for revenge ;
or in the hope of better look in the future.
With the best intentions, the appointing power
etnnot always select the best men. Such men
are not the foremost to urge their claims, or the
most olamorons for place and public employ
ment. The most importunate teasers, aid those
who will pay canoe brokers the largesi bribes,
generally succeed the beet; and the public ser-
Wine suffers the consequences.
This is an evil which, te &considerable extent,
!slay be remedied. In thil State a remedy hoe
several times been applied, and might be still
farther need. In our State, Jortoerly, all the
judges were appointed by the Governor. They
are now elected by the people. Justices of the
paw were formerly appointed. Now the pee
elect them ; and so of district attorneys:
Other instances might be named. Notaries pub
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lie might be ieeted by the people:. 71Wletk
local ofhaee. The people are as comiehrot s.
eleekv--t4terugySkoeral and a Beaketary of
the Ciatiotitreitth 45644* ttreleot s Gov-
But whether the appointments made are good
or otherwise, there Is no good reason why the
national or State exeoutivescshould be burdened
with snob weight of troublesome patronage.
To them it is but a burden ; not oaloulated to
strengthen their hands, or promote the success
of their parties, or the good of the public. , If,
in this country, all the power of governments is
derived from the coosent of the governed, let
more ofthe offices of government be derived di
i.ectly from that consent. The people will at
tend to the duty : the executive, will gladly be
rid of it. No more elections would be required.
They come frequently enough now. Only a few
more candidates would have to be voted for in
each district.
We know of no better remedy for the evil we
hive endeavored to point out than to make more
of the offices elective. This remedy is demo
cratic, and aonsistent with the theory of our gov
ernment. It would give more satisfaction to the
people, and secure more able, faithful and
reeponeible public servants. It would relieve
the executives from a wearying and thankless
tuk. It would reduce the number of office
seekers; and incresee the number of honest
office. holders.
IMEM?EffI
ID New Orleans, during the week ending Jan
uary 2let there were 197 deaths In New York
last week there were 437 deaths, and in Phila
delphia 185.
A new steamship, the Amigo, for the Havre
line, was launched at New York on Saturday af
ternoon. She is a splendid lof 2600 tons.
She will be commanded by Capt. Lines, late of
the Humboldt.
A despatch from Washington to the Jouraa/ of
Contmeree says that a conference on the Tariff
question was held oe Saturday, by Meagre. Hour
ton, Hunter, James, Guthrie and Edmonds, and
a revision bill was agreed upon.
In the House of Representatives of the Penn.
Weenie Legislature, on Saturdig, Mr. West
mont presented a bill to authotlie the Sharon
Iron Company to subscribe to the stock of the
Pittsburgh and Erie Rattroad Company.
The Senate of Michigan, which contains a
majority of "fusionists." has instructed the
Senators in Congress from that State to vote for
the repeal of the fugitive Blare law, and for a
law to prohibit slavery in soy of the
and especially Kansas and Nebraska.
Private letters received in Boston by the last
steamer announces the death of Mary Russell
Wilford, the gentle author of "Our Village,"
" Atherton and other Tales," ho. She was born
at ALreeford, Hampshire, inl/eoember, 1789, and
died at Swallowerld, January 10th, 1855, having
completed her 66th year.
At the request of the District Attorney the
Collector of the Port of New York bas despatch
ed a revenue cutter to look out for the Sardinian
frigate, with her load of paupers and oonvicts,
so as to prevent her entering the harbor. A let
ter from the Sardinian minister at Washington to
the commander of the frigate, directing him not
to land any one without further orders, has been
sent by the Revenue Cutter.
LAST ISIOEIT'II COACMRT
Masonic Hell wan comfortably filled last night
by a most respectable and attentive audience.
No one left it, we are sure, without the con
nelson pleasure of an hour most delightfully
spent. We associate in our minds music and
flowers, given us, both of them, to adorn and
beautify the house of life, and cheer alike the
eyettiod the heart. Characteristically eager is
we ace as a people in the pursuit of business—and
there are few places where their citizens are
more so than in Pittsburgh—these large assem
blages prove that the heart in yet ready for
the food which comes to it through the beauties
of natural melody, and the voice and words that
appeal to a softer and serener nature. There
are some indeed wuo say, "What is the use of
music?" just as some one naked of Mary
Hewitt, "What is the use of flowers ?" Her
answer was eimple, but true and beautiful—
"To e,roll rt man, to whisper hope
Whene'er his Will la dim
For wboso mileth for the flowers,
Will much morn care for Mm."
And so music too comes to banish the cares of
life and give us the perception of an inward and
purer existence, attaching us to the heart memo
ries and heart hopes of life. But we wander.
The Concert last night was delightful through
out, even Pasarelli awakening up bin cremona
with a fresh unction. We part with De Vries
and her companions, as we do with friends of
our happiest hours., regretting the shortness of
their stay, and wishing them - all the kosperty
they so richly deserve. We have no special
piece to applaud where all was no excellent.
:ood bye Rosa, Lazar°, Morini, all of you, and
come back as soon as you can. Au mar.
RILLS INTRODUCILD
Hon. D. L. Smith, member of the House from
this county, has introduoed in the House a bill
to prevent the issue of fraudulent naturalization
certifioates. It provides that the County Com
missioners shall annually publish, just before
the fall election, a full list of all persons natur
alized for the preceding twelve months; if
any man then offers to vote "on his papers,"
which are not more than a year old, his vote
will not be received, and his papers may be re
tained by the officers of the election fur investi
gation. No one will object to any law to prevent
frauds in the administration of the naturaliza
tion law., or any other law..
Bonaosoom:Gux.—Rome sealoue Jellyby has
proposed that linen be worn two days longer in
this country, std: .. the sum so saved given to the
Missionary Bentery. - He estimates that the
money saved would be more than sufficient to
defray the expenses of the American Board of
Foreign Missions. The question now comes
up—who Will wear dirty shirts and starve his
washerwoman to support missionaries to the
heathen?
ier An interesting letter tram Harribbarg ie
crowded out to-day. It will appear to-morrow/I
OFFICIAL
77 Proceeding' of Helmet Count 1.
ICEUART 29th, 1855.
Council met. Present essrs. Agnew, Al
len, Alexander, Blaseli,„Claiike, Cordell, Dram,
Jones, Kier, Lytle, MordesE, Poltook, Smyth,
Taylor, Weaver, and Wilton. _
in absence of the Freighting, on motion of Mr.
Misrflock, Mr, Jones was denied President p•o
km.
The minutes of the previous meetings read
and approved.
Mr. Clarke, member elect of the First Ward,
Lona
being present, was duly sworn in by Alderman
Mr. Smith presented a communication from
Pt E. M'Gowio, with a proposed Act now before
the Legislature relative to making the pity lia
ble for damages in grading and opening streets,
with Resolution authorising the Presidents of
Councils to memorialise the Legislature adverse
thereto.
'Lead twice and laid over. ,
Also, Bill of R. E. M'Oowin and Assistants
for $605,00 for services rendered.
Read and referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
Mr. Bissell, Petition for grading and. paving
Maddock's alley.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Also, one for repairing frwie's alley from
Penn to Liberty street.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Wilson, Petition for grading and paving
Quarry street,. between Walnut and Adams eta.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Taylor, Resolved, That the Committee on
Markets are hereby authorized to erect two gas
burners in the Fifth Ward Market House—the
expenses to be paid out of tho revenue derived
from said market.
Read three times and passed.
Mr. Murdock presented the following : Peti
tion for gee mains on Federal street.
Read and referred to Committee on ,Oas
Lighting.
Petition for grading and paving Clarke street,
Rom Elm to Fulton.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Petition for grading and .paving Crawford
street, from Centre Avenue to Webster erect.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Petition for grading and paving Decatur street,
from Elm to Fulton street.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Also the following resolutions:
Sauteed, That the Street Committee be au
thorized to have Townseed street graded and'
paved, (rem Colwell to Ffinklin street.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Resolved, That the Street Committee be au
thorized to have Colwell street graded and paved
from Reed to Vine street. Also, Pride street,
(rem Colwell to Pennsylvania Avenue.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Lytle. Petition for water pipes on Vine
stmt.
Bead and referred to Water Committee.
Petition for grading and paving Roberts street,
from Centre Avenue to Webster street.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Petition for grading and paving Glum street.
Read and referred to Committee ol Streets.
Mr. Weaver. Petition for the improvement
of Cliff Street.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Allen presented a petition asking the
privilege to sink a well on the side walk, or in
the street. on the south-east corner of Smith
field and Fifth streets, with the following resolu
tion:
li,roierd, That the above petition of the
Heirs of Thos. Liggett," be referred to the City
Regulator, in concretion with the Street Com
mittee with power to not.
Petition read and referred to Committee on
Streets, with power to act, and resolution read
three times and gassed.
Also, the following:
Whereas, The lease of the Mayor's Office and
Watch House will shortly expire, and in consid
eration of the same bating been declared un
healthy and ill adopted for the said purposes,
therefore, be it
lbwlord, That the Mayor, in connection with
the Police Ceminittee, be, and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to leave some otter
suitable place for a Mayor's Office and Watch
House.
Which was read twice—when Mr Dunn offer
ed an amendment, provided the rent does not
exceed what is paid at present Adopted.
Resolution as amended then reel three titnee
and passed In all of which action of Select
Council, the Common Council concurred.
Mr. Murdoch offered the following
lissolred, That the Clerk inform I • ,ommon
Council that the Select Council now ready to
go Into joint convention to e City Printers and
three members of th t••ard of Health. Adopted.
The same having been, communicated, the
members of the 9. C proceeded to the Common
Council chamber, and tieing so assembled the
President of Select Council took the chair and
announced the object of the erasion to he the
election of three member' of the Board of Health
and two newspapers to do the city printing
On motion of Mr. Lewis, the convention pro
ceed to elect three members of the Board of
Health—when 11, C. Sawyer, M. W. Lewis:T.
Gallagher, H. N. Speer, Jacob Abl, and touch
Ward were nominated; when Messrs. Sawyer,
Lewis and-Speer having received a majority of
the votes, were declared duly fleeted.
The Councils then proceeded to open bids for
the City Printing, from the Daily Dispatch, Ga
zette, Colon, Post and Daily Courier.
Oa motion of Mr. Edgar, that the Councils
now proceed to elect two daily papers to do the
City Printing, which resulted as follows:
For the Gazette 06
Post 22
Dispatch 17
" Union . 16
° Journal
tt Daily Courier 0
The Gazette and Post having received a, ma
jority of the ',Ann oast was, therefore, declared
City Printers for the current year.
And the business for which the convention con
vetted being over, the Select Council returned to
their chamber.
When, the President presented a'oommonica
lion from George Fortune, Secretary of Board
of Guardians, swing that the terms of office of
George Albree and J. K. Moorhead as members
of the Board of Guardians of the Poor ex
pire this month.
When, on motion of Mr. Alexander,
Resolved, That when this Council adjourns, it
adjourns to meet on the first Tuesday of Febru
ary, to elect two members of the Board of Guar.
diens( Adopted.
Mr. Murdoch presented a petition relative to
the gutters along Penn street, in the Fourth,
Fifth, and Ninth Wards, at d ask for the re-con
struction of said gutter, on a plan similar to that
on St. Clair and Penn streets.
Read and referred to Committee on,Streeta.
Mr. Drum, petition for grading and paving
Penn street, from Clymer street to the City line,
and the extension of water pipes from Morton
to Smith street.
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Agnew offered the following resolutions :
Resolved, That the Gas Committee be and
they are hereby authorized to place a gas lamp
post on the corner of Baldwin and Smallmen
streets in the Ninth Ward.
Read and referred to Committee on Gas
Lighting.
Resolved, That the Street Committee he, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to grade
and pave Spring alley, from Carson street to
the Independence Engine House, in the Ninth
Ward. k
Read and referred to Committee on Streets.
Mr. Kier presented the following: Resolved,
That the Mayor be authorized to draw his war
rant in favor of John SlcQuewsn and Samuel
M. 'Kier, for seven hundred and fifty dollars,
with Interest from June 3, A. D. 1853, In pay
ment of a bond and mortgage held by them for
that amount, and charge the same to contingent
fund.
Read three times and passed. •
Mr. Bissell presented the following: Resolved,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby author
ized to draw his warrant on the City Treasurer
in favor of Josiah Parker for the amount of a
judgment in his favor against the Mayor, Alder
men and Citizens of Pittsburgh, amounting,
debt, interest and coats, to about eleven hutf:
dred dollars, and that the same be charged to
contingent fund.
Read three times and passed.
In all of which action of Select Council the
Common Council oonourred.
Mr. Murdock presented bill of Pittsburgh
Gas Company for $6,698,68, with the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and le hereby
authorized to draw his warrant on the City
Treasurer in favor of the Pittsburgh Gas Com
pany for $5,698,68, amount of their bill ren
dered January Ist, 1855.
Bill read and resolution read three times and
passed. In C. C., sotion non-concurred in and
referred to Committee on Claims and Accounts.
The following tusiness from Common Council .
was then taken up.
Resolution for the repair of the Diamond Mar- ,
ket House.
Bead and referred to the Joint Building Gael
mitt...
Communisations from R. B. Roberts, Esq.,
President of the Fireman's Association.
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Read and referred to Committee on Fire 47 : 4- - SPECIAL NOTICES - '-'
Ffitinee and Hose._ _ -
Petition relative to Webster street, Bluth . -Sr 111Urs Mope for the Slek.-aDR. MORSW.4
Ward..:.-. w. - avicione:rna) KUBIK OR OORDIAL—The- starthoS
bad and rehire& to COOratittee'on Streets. - ' cone of =Roue diseases wrought by this norrelerorldng
Communication from the Allegheny Fire Com- ' 11 . stored,' his awakened the public mind from the apathy„
Pan Y- ";Pith which innumerable disappointments balsa-asteroid
Read and referred to ;Committee on Fire En- It to resent what are called "paleot medicines." It to not
glees and Hose. - too much to sayillat nothing short of oilracalone Interpos
Petition for grading and - paving Gam street. slam has ever produced such rapid relief tails. feeble and
Resolution for repairing Grant street west of so IL•riog. Thousands of both sever, whose nervous eye
Redoubt Alley to Short street. Also, repair [ems were utterly prostrate, some of whom were bed-ridden,
Second street east of Redoubt Alley to Ferry ...I others merely tottering over the earth'. aurhce, app.-
street. . reutly broken in constitatkm and. on the high road to the
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t gr : s i.u re r ,.ha to ve ro bee b. n t ree h lor th. ed, b u y. t e we Ag o .n r
t three h.
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Resolution relative to paving side Ivan
Referred to Committee on streett
Resolution authorizing the Committee on Fire es donne In hie handa, end to prepared at all Mors to ez-
Engines and Hose to oentretht fol . 4,600 feet of hi It them. The medicine only requiem roots to sustain it.
Hose. t.... The who for years had been suffering from the worst
Read and referred to Committee on Fire En- ofmoiosttone ofthe peculiar ditliculthe to which too many
giros and Hose. of ,' ~ en are enteset, have been relieved to le. than one
Resolution for Rae Mains on Water street sr ..r.th ; casting oil, as If by enchantment, the lassitude,
from West to Liberty street. palm, nervous irritation, tow spirits, and debility, and to
Read and referred to committee on Gas Light- roe ~.g active, healthy and cheerful. The INVIGORATING
lug
EL. ._ IR Is indeed a godsend to the feebler eel—netorieg
.
Petition relative to fire plug at the corner of '' ‘ 4./.1L 7 every Intermitted function, and in mar/ in-
Wylie and Washingtau streets. Read and refer- at'''e blessing the thiePehlwg wire with maternal }oyes
red to Water Committee. N 4, :5 It legs certain In its action upon man, whether
Bill of R. 8. Haven, for $60,82. week tied by excess, or ordering from constitutional Saba..
Bill of Murphy & Burchfield, for $10,76. it), ,drroussesi, dyspepsia, liver donee, or any other
Bill of Daily American, forfitlB,oo. die, rder that impish. the integrity of the virile function.
Bill of W. 8. Haven, for $7,88. - The Chnllal be put up, highly eondantrated, in pint hot.
Bill of Hays & Getty, for $7,88. ties. Prim three dollars per bottle; two for five dollar.;
sus for twelve dollars. O. B. BONG, Proprietor,
All of which referred to committee on Claims
and Accounts. 192 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughoot the United States, Caned.
Also, a resolution with ordinance relative to
wharfage. Read twice and referred to the corn- and the West loam.
mittee on Monongahela Wharf.
In all of which action of Common Council the
Select Council concurred.
On motion, adjourned.
$ A bloody murder occurred in Philadel
phis on Sunday night. The facts of the ease
appear to be these : A number of young men
who are adherents or runners of the Warren
Hose Company, and who are in the habit of
" bunking " in the hose house, got Into a die
pute, which ended in a desperate scuffle between
Robert Smith and Roondtree, in which John
Hunter and James McCarty interfered. Smith
drew a knife and stabbed Hunter in the abdo
men, and then plunged the weapon In the neck
of McCarty. Information of the sanguinary
conflict was lodged at the 9th Ward station
house, and Lieutenant Weltmore proceeded at
once to the plate, and with the assistance of sev
eral members of the company, succeeded In ar
resting Smith on the charge of committing the
deed. Hunter, aged - about nineteen years, was
taken to his residence where he expired between
four and flea o'clock Mendel morning. McCarty
was conveyed to his residence and there is little
or no hope eucrlitined for his recovery. The
wound in his neeiCle about one and a half inch
in length, anclestending upward. This is an
other argument urged by the Philadelphia pa
pers for abolishing the volunteer fire system.
The Tuhelo BLatit publish.. the marriage of Mr. Juba
Pewhlia to Mi.. Mary Canow.and ad& [battle happy &TWO
ma taxis= •Ith the poet—
. / patllls my on raom :"
Perhaps he oan—tl she don't paddle him
gar The - Div ateA ia met for libel, but talks
as though tt tase'at a bit afraid.
hat, or which Is the best Worm
Ditstreys r t I. • itsteettou deity a.' hourly atabal by
I e tato, en.kae :r the health of their ettlarett. AU who
..t all atuthattatel etth the stole, lothaellialaly
arreeer, DK )I'Latilerl CULLIMATIRD VEIOII/UGS. It
ha tatter been kronen to anal le out of the rem-
dims that thh 6e us,l. A friwnti of oars Lill hands.' •
thr 1 , • 1 statersatnst to n•frre,oe to this V rltCartlee :
Ytat, hryttat, 2S, lh!a.
tilortu3l.3l,—A yowl; lady of my arqualotanee had been
Wr e time tor; much ...too Dittl with • urea. I a..1./roll
her try Dr. 31'1,ane . ...Ceorl.tate.4 4ermiinge. The acont - 3-
Lagi. 1 otelmand Andeta!, • loch caum...l bet to
..
.I,... r otree an uttnatmliy large .laantlt• of Ina m.. The
ImcwiaWJ tetle•ed of ell the levalinl tymidome
imny tog lAN. drra.e, and rapt-11y reeovered her ...al
heath. The youn.t lady ont wish brT name me•llun
e.l; b,r neryleue.e, ho w•Ter, Sc Jr'l Filth street, sod eke to
let. to 3.1 e... !tart., 3 Slantatlaa place.
att., e r•i :tab', remedy, alev Dr. 311..ann'.. eel
•,ratett till:LIJ• be had at •Il nespectatle Pratt
ehi:
r
rarefial to nob for, mai Lai e aoae hot
Dr. 311.a.tw't Von:MD.7e. ail °Pun* In compact...a. air
trneti.lete, •
Abe, by We by Lie solo preytietent,
VLEMLN4) ,
Perrece. to J. Kidd ,
NA. AO Waal en.,
W Cosuisinptiow mad Spitting
Owe alas motitrair r , f Mr Tatum hl. haolary, for many
yrara prohriatirt of It, Varimara' Hotel, Freda, irkiiroarit i
Va., mod la, (La City ito:rl, l:ktimwal, Yo.
DT John Maack of Iris city of Hichmomd, though a regia•
lar I , hyritriari, sod of coin,. orpooia/ to artist ha tailed
%Oar h maa •liitro.l to fay that Its got efferta to
tor flow .4 Mr. Itairuary. arra moralarful tottonl.
Ili, bad been ;wen up by seoral physicians; had tried
moot of dui quart I:llr.ii`l•P+, and ono on thy orryo of
dooystr, so well et the pars, •hen In tried Connie EpochSoh
Mid to,.
P•. refer the tiati;ir ;Lin alai lengthy eerttlissato
nruoJ the fiatilis cure.
•.•Nee iiJr•rUirm.ii
44- The Ploasure and Comfort of Wog wan.
rierio to • AJIT uS Greatly enhanced by
boo., these woe, laud eunanta ro ens lassos. OILIBBL);
Lae ,p 4 all that t oresitiary to elect that greet coascosusa-
Ibis, lath respinta bt laud quality of pole Persona
etebtos to experience U Ski* and M Qtly sosalst'sdadi
chafed, now do to 6y calisog at 210 1.11110111 mm', heed of
Woad.
S.—ruts:cum., Is putirutu, t our of 61. pratfall
fortes. 11. i• but In &pa at IA ail.. gar.
Nuoutoka reuturs Riau it tincuury,
conotorst• thi.st.t.zu t. 4.1 a-.) Y. GRIMILY.
Uo sntalay teaming, Januarf2Ath,KAlool( MORGAN
.4 . .41 yeare.
NSW ADVBBEIIXII2S.
Lectstro.—Youxi , lives !fracArena LamAn
an. 51,clatanca' laarrorta.—liwy. JOAN LORD, of
Ccrotfcti , ut, will Lecture at 11A843?i10 LULL, ma peat
IIi.:IODAY tiN I NO, tebswary IM.
hUDJlCl . —.)erpoenle Brourporre.
Door, open u td,./i, o'clock; Lecture to commence et TZ.
o'clock. Ticket/1 al adadtelon 21:. cents; to be had at •
pruaelpAii Sitretc sod Book Stores, Hotel., Library Ituoma s
Lecture lluntolttee, mut at the door.
JOLLY H. HARICPATILICH,
WIL 11. KINCAID,
HENRY WOODS,
ELlAti H. 1111.611,
JAMES bUCLLANA.N,
J n u3l Lecture tbruudttee.
' •
Iron City Commercial College,
I AFAIETTE tmnaor of Wood and Fourth
.14 Streets.
FAC'ULTI. - -111LLAll A BRO., Principals sad Professors
of Plain and ornamental Penmanship. JOHN BARRY,
Principal of the lksik-iteeping Department, and Lecturer
on all important bunriesis transactione.ll N FUMING,
(author of Fleming . .. new nod improved 'yet= of Book.
Seeping.) will examine and deliver weekly lecture. on the
benne.. of Accounts. JAMM B. 110PHINB, member of
the Pittsburgh lint, Lecturer on Oinitunrcial Law.
Although but a abort time established, this Institution
in • most prosperous and nourishing coalition, now
numbering one hundred etudents, which exhibits • popu
larity and PUMPw perhaps never attained In me short •
time by any other Commercial College. The Book-keeping
department, under the able supervision of Mr. Barry, is
unequalled In file city. Prof. & Bro.'s system of
writing In entirely nen, and in many mopeds superior to
any o th er system, for the corroboration of which they cap.
peal io many persons in, Pittsburgh 'who have alremly re.
ceived Instruction from them. Prof Millar hen taught
Penmanship in all the principal Mine aid towns in this
country for the last eleven. years,during which time helms
Instructed upwards of fifteen thousand peruke.
Young men who dedre a thorough oonimercial education
will here find inducements offend to them unequalled in
the West. Let li he dbdinctly understood that no student
shall get a diploma from this College union he is capable
of entering on the Mittel of mercantile Ilia. Beery estir
faction guaranteed.
College open from ti A. M. till 10 P. M. New studscite
received at any thus during the year.
No extra charge for Arithmetic. jan3l
Publle sale of Choice Stook.
WILL 11 SOLD at the Farm of JRBSE GARRARD,
one and a half milre shove Sharmburgh, in Indians .
township, on the canal, b lot of Durham and Gross.
breed Cattle; Southdown and Lehroster them; 2 Horses;
S Milking Cows; 1 two yeamold Helfer; I yearling Helfer;
1 seven month Durham Dull; 1 Sow and 3 Shoats; 170
!Sheep, comprising 2 yearling and 4 of last spring (South
down) Ram Lambs, and 3 Leiceater do., all of which are by
my two Kama, Brutus and Quaker, for whom I waa.award
ed the two Mat premiums at the .ate Allegheny County
Yair; 0 good Wethers, and the regd. In.lamb 11wea and
lam year Lambs; 400 bus of Potatoes, cousisUng in part of
2bo bus of Pink f yea, 100 of Reda, and toe rest White and
Dine Neehatiocks; 2 Farm Wagons, Grain and Seed Drill,
Dorn Drill, Carts, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Ray
Rake, sod various other farming utensils; 1 stack of Wheat
Straw and Hay; one Dorm Sleigh.
Sale to commence on TIiURSDAY Bth of February, .t
10 o'clock. Terms cash. This sale will be imperative, se
the subscriber id about to leave the Farm.
Jerl3l:w JESSE GARRARD.
IA Mt PET li) ell AP.—This valuable article Li used for
jl rendering the akin smooth, soft and delicately whit,
removing sallowness, pimple., tan, cutenious eruptions
and redness of the main. for the cure of sore, rough
Lerida, it is unrivalled. Price, 12 cents a cake. Bold by
janSl I. L. CUTIIBEHT, /40 Third et.
Laundry Blue.
1118 18 8131 PLY IN1)100 DIEStsLVED, without lulu.
T
ring any of its properties. It Malmo. • deckled ad
vantage over the undissolved Indigo, on account of the
facility with which it can be used and its chespoesa; It be
ing • .ell known - fact that not more than one-half of the
Indigo can be dissolved toaster. Washer women and fain.
Ulu will find It a great saving. For ails by
jan3o JOHN HAW, Ja.
NEMI NEW BRIGHTON—A line Farm of 108 'acre., all
lave/ land and in • good estate of caltivetka, with •
new Pram° Bonne, • pod Orchard of grafted fruit, never
failing Springs, plenty of Coal, good Barna and tenant
Houses; situated in the neighborhood of Churchat, Schools,
Male, /ke., and oonverdent to New lisightrou-- lab an - ace.
For terms, &a, apply at the old eetehlisbed Hod Minter
Office of S. CUTHBERT it BON,
janllo 110 Third Want
ACIVITS.
/LIMING it DR011„ No. BO Wood street, PiLtaborgb.
DR. ot.'o. IL KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood strait, do
B. Y. Si:LIENS a. CO., No. 57 Wood,strest.
FLNNIINO, Miriam., City.
/GT Proalmsmattlom.•••Wherees, the extraorMuary
and tin prsialanted demand tor that invaluable preparation,
W BIG urs 113E31111A1 K ATHA RiON, has Induced curious
parsons to palm off other articles similar in name nod ap
peanume, but absolutely worthies., which his a tandent7
to injure l b . reputation of the gumbo. article, parehasera
should he particular to ask for Wright. Premium Katha
Mon, and they may rely on receiving an article unequalled
for IL. virtues for restoring • decayed Lead of hair, fot a
cool, refreshing and delightful application during the hot
weather, remo, log all disagreeable sensations of dininam
and headache, and for the toilet It him had an equal
for its plesraL►nd delightful fr•grenea.
It. thousanthi of taslimoulals are • aufblent guarantee
for its completely restoring • decayed heed of hair; for re•
moving all dandruff; fur preventing its falling olf, whether
from sichness or disease; and for entirely dispensing with
:the neossoity:ofdSing hair dyes, a. it excite., the eecretions,
producing & supply of its mannl pigment or coloring mat
ter, giving the Emir • dark, glossy amearant., with • lusts
tient growth.
Fur eel. by every druggist in the city, sod by druggists
and merchants throughout the United ...LIMA
A liberal discount :o wholesale (Mahn...
PETER T. WRIGHT I CO,
211 li okat at, Pbilair
Vor rale by ONO. LL 11:810i. No. 14l W weal
Picaburgh. jaarialaw3ea lo
4,r Plies.--W. Jesus; of (Aplomb. ; Woo
berretary of the Ohio Insurance Campany, who was taken
to New York In extreme debility, with Pile; to have an
operation parbonsted by the celebrated Dr. hiott,se the only
chance to ease his life, macidentally heard of the PAIN EX
TRACTOR, states, "For years my distract dedad medical
skill, and grew worse anal lite be..... intolerable. As
wen no I commenced aping this delve I rested In bed for
Uw night the first time fa many months, the tonneau 01
the dischamee abided, and In a few weeks the dysenteric
secretion was entirely soppreased, and (rots that time to
tai., I have felt so rein, as ecresenes, no Larratra, andam now a. strong and nearly as ever.'
CORNS AND HUNIoNd ono be cured with DALLIT'S
PAIN KX.T.KACTOkt by rubbing Kane Of It fa, on, and
around the pests marring and evening, keeping on a email
quantity spread an linen. It compietaly draws oat the
tart.. Isined with Cornr and LtUOlOlll--unable
wear tarots, ant some ealkla • u crutches, have been cost,
pletely and surcesstull) cur4.l by it.
C. V. LLIDICSNEIt A CO.,
Proprietor; New Yard.
For sold by Dr. 0.11. KEYEEII.IIa ;Vaud street., •nd by
gal Ltrugg'ida and Dante. In.ll.ucnea ttuoughout the Urn.
ted 'States. jan=-Nr
Alia- To Ma Ladies..
No greater happiness can mortal. tirol,
Than saving trouble lo all womankind.
head and reglia.:, ye dune:llan Lair of in,
Dry up ycrur tears, ao longer need you grit,.
Dr CIS kite KYA\'3I . IL.Ld FUR Flid#ALE.I. Teri. n -See
year. of unparalleled fitleetas have proved the virtue of
the. , celebrated Pills in New York. Can be 1.1.1c1y tobed in
all painful irrogialaritDa, ob.irustions,•e. YU: and
ref titration. with each box. Cad awl get a mrmilar gratis.
Three Dills Should never be taken during pn.inancy, as
they would be bun to 0n.., a miscarriage. Warranted
purely VegetaLle, and free ram anything it:elutiona to litc
or health. Directions accompany each box. Prate gi per`
}sae
Bette• SA ki LOC 01410 C 11. ...Ur MS ALL.
11,3" oticer eau-u l/I.O•VIAMP.IXT, rittebargh,.l.ll
aiy 1, tax U CiUrter, • getlW - 4.1
ItivetAlN; er the tkockbokletv of the ALLEG HAS lt" VALLEY
HAIL/watt tYIIIPAN Y, will it halt& as their ode, Vow 14
Water ~,reitt, Putsbargh, tot the filksT Tit )AY lo th day,
of February irear, 11) °aloe!, A. 31., at eaten tame and
plan the report of the Preettlent attl Manager, for the
paar year, mad . statataitit of ttia Wars Of tbe Ctmapatly,
will L. ereoeutsi. Lad at IA trolvek, lt., as sleet-tea Ma
Presia,ti sad lIa.N vt Vintagers f4r the ett , ulag year will
1. hvlrt. LiLai J. ts,lll.so.":,otcretar .
210/I.Til WSIITY.B.B 13811BANCE, CO.IICPAIIY,
t/IFICL, NO. 76 WALNUT n'TIOEXT. PLULAIJELPUIA.
CRAR7 ER PERPETUAL.
Authaerlsed Capital, $300,000.
A MATTA LIAIILL FOR 111.11 WBBIL6 Or TUX 0031•
PANY.
NtoteS, (tegollinbl•lonn)tteenrel by Meet
ing. And J12402e1.1 $lOO,OOO
In IWO Ineemorable, Alartgvgas su.t Judgment...,
Bond; Jte... 106,000
In litatt, Cub Area And lentsb beam— 47,1.100
-
,Tnwl —•- 4•Il•VA/U
IL CADIVE.L, irreatdar•L il. 11. 11/11,11, Seel...Lary.
•Lir Fir, Mali.. awl Inland Tranwrtatiga rhiW,Lakaa
at eurreat rate, -
- .
Kramer & Nahm , Curling, itobertron t Co.,
Hoimm a emu, Max. Hague" a Co.,
J. a. If utcbSaln tLID., D. Loueb
Murphy, Tiara., a Co.
Wa!aright, lloutiorton 51. L Hollowell a Co.,
it /bpi, David I. Drown it Co,
C. D. & I.Do. Abtott, WOOd * Myer,
limy. A Deactla, Caleb ( bp it do,
Mae. Meeergve I tA, Drexel A Co, lualkare,
lion. Wm. D. lieley, tioott, Babe a Co..
Elan* (late I Co., Deal, /11114•11 A Oa. .
.1. BANKB K.NuY, Avila,
No. 115 it ater nue., I'lto.tur,T4
lUS=I
Life, Fin, and /Larilux iasnraow Company;
OFFICE 66 FIFTH STREET',
MASONIC HALL, PITTSIIOII.OII, PA.
JAM 8. MOW, President
Cam= A. Coups, tkcrotary.
This tknapany makes every lam:Lace appertaining to m
ccomeetal %rah LIFM 81888.
Also, against Ifuil arid (largo Blake on the Ohio and
HL
aWlppt rivers and tributaries, and Marino Risks genorteliy.
And net Lou and Damage by Fire, and against the
Petits ofthe deo and inland Navigation and Transportation.
Pollstee booed at the lowest rates nousistent with safety
to all parties.
:man 8. Iloon,
Samuel .11'Clarkan,
Wllll= Phillips,
John Boot;
Joorph P. tissaank, M. D.,
John N'Alpin,
Wm. Y. Jo tan,
Jambe Marsha:l,
Gawp , & Wht•n,
zny2lLly
Wm. 8. Haven,
James D. WOW,
Alexander Bradley,
John Fullerton,
Robert Galway,
Alexander Reynolds, Arm.
strong County,
Horatio N. Lao, Kittanning,
Hiram Stowe, Deaver.
CITILEICNS. Iniaracic• Company of
Plttaturgke—Vng BAOALEY, Pre. dent;
SAlll3lel4 L MAILSJIELL, Secretary.
Office: 94 Water Street, bei
o ten Marks:and Wood iireeti.
Insures HULL and OAHU hits, on the Ohio and Missla•
elpplalvere cud tributaries.
Immures agairtat Loes or Damage by Am.
time ALSO a —AgaMe portation.t the Perna of oke6m, and Inland Mello.
nd Tnum
William Ragaley. Wm. Larimer,J r.,
JIM. M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap Or., John S. Dilvorth,
lama M. eennoek, Yranciw sellers,
S. Liarbaugh, J. behommager,
Walter Bryant, William H. Ham .
John allot., dre2.l
111/ n Pen—
n Pennisylvtala
Dr.. L. &wawa Second, between Wood and Market
Am-eta, and J. 14.110, North-eget corner of Diamond, Alle
gheny city, we the attending Physieiang to the shoes Intl.
town, for the first quarter of 1054,
Applicatiomi IM admission may be made to them at all
mars M Melia/noes, or at the floapital at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Recent mien of accidental Injury are received Mall bouts,
dtbotti form. AMP
-.„—iir
tr HOWARD Health Association of
Pittsburgh, Pa , «OFFICE, No. 109 TIIIRD
BT.igHT, opposite the Telegraph Office.
This Aseoclationle.oncertieed for the purpose of affording
'mutual assistance to each other, In case of sickness or so
indent. By paying a small yearly payment, the members
`'of the Amonlation secures a weekly benefit during sickness,
.aceraging from $2,25 to 510 par week. In this Association
Jell members are equally interested In the management and
profits. 8. B. MILENZIK, President.
T. J. Hinters, Secretary.
Fivanoe Contrulttee—Noses Ewe, Jut Rant" 0. N.
ltorPetoT.
Consulting Physlclan—F. Musa, M. D. noelktf
u. (Moe Ohio and Pennaylvami• Rail
road Uompany, Ptrnumiten, December 21,
usoi.—Nonos—Tbe Annual Meeting of the Stoctholden
.1 Election of Directors of the OHIO AND PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, for the aiming year, will
be held at the °floe of the Company, In Pltteborgh, on
TUURCDAY, the 25th day of January, 1851, between the
boon of 10 A. M. and 3 P. ii., (meeting at lo
By order of the Board of Director,
J. ROBINSON, Bac:rotary.
103 a WIIMISSLIS SILVIA( Pallid and Loam
Association, OPURCk, No. 97 FRONT STRUT.
Discount Ley—MONDAY. Notes offered on SATURDAY
to the Secretary, at the store or John U. Mellor No. 81
Wood street Weekly Dam rewind at the same time and
place. Ldecl:trtj_ J. WIIITTIVR, Secretary.
[Wa ATTENTION! S. L. IL—You aro hereby 00tibtld to
attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS., WYDNES
DA YS and FRIDAYS, for drill, and to tram= noel buil
nme am may come before the Company. P. HARZ,
Ihor2Poload Secretary pro tem.
To Let.—sTHE bEIDOND STORY OF THE NEP-
Ehe TUNE ENGINE HOUSE (a HII suitable Er public
meetings) will be let for three or four nights In the week.
&matte of GEORGE FUNSTON,
drokBto at. & Waukee% No. 9d Wood ettest
icrMeth:.—The JOEKNILY/illeN LU Lo 80.
01.11 TIC, of Pittsburgh end Like:homy, aim* On this
first YiNDNZSDAY Memory month, at BaHOCIBLEVEgiII,
In the Diamond. By order.
R
WO. laco lloPoths,
.4111944t010 ails
WW“../ stroot,botwoon Plfth otroot a
and rapt=
PEEMCIMIR Looos,No.B3o—klootsovery Tl:isow
Mozoonn.a Email:MKT, No. IN—Neste tint and tidal
JAW Ora month. [zoodllAy
&MUSE
i l em— Theatarmee.lolllllol C. ,31311114 LIMEI AIP
Blaseass—MfM etrestiebom Wood... Prime of s 4
nifeel*A—Mmalraul Penneette LOntPAntslkoms. 01
do. *X Innalkifi; 6600106. lier, Mc; Mum Tor -eciorof pew
ikroir, -,MIIOM wmring seats will 11 iliiirgiod 66%
anteesti% 1e the emu:. 4. Do. ma . a t, to 7 e c k.ki
performance*. commenc.. 73f. chine.
THIS isassay Slot, will be perlbrad
the beaufilikildat4f
en Annette Ince.
Polder.
Pee de IL a S. Partinmon.
Popular
. ---.Mr. Mealy.
Seca
P M. Parflagt
as
,
To commence "la' the
TODDLILIEMP
/G , - Balsa of Thousand Flowers, for boatai
tying the OmßlieOeley rad credit:acing all Tax, AXPLIN sad
FIaCIFLLS from the tare. Sold at Dr. KriBU6lt'9, 140 Wood
Jana()
=;LN==M
Axa—rha Rai, Wkae gad Blase.
ALF. HAMA Mora pride of the million I
Thy Mil are the best that we see l
Thy Store is the shrine of devotion
To friends who stand firmly to ties!
Thy triumph has made bunglers . tremble
When Pastdon's gay form mends in view; -
Thy Benue mak,* all the trade scramble,
Who envy the work that you do.
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do;
Thy Baas makes all the trade grumblic
Who in vain to' to imitate you.
When Kamm 'regal a wild desolation,
And threatened ear Hots to drfores,
The Hat, thee, of Fashion's foundation
AU. HAKIM bro't safe they' the storm!
With the /tune so beentlfal o'er it,
He gave to his customer. tree
A Hat which surpassed all before it,
The boast of "The Banner Store," tad.
Your friends, boys, your friends, boys, bring hither,
Alf. Bovril invitee you to him:
Ile will sell you a Ilat thou won't wither,
Nor the glom on Its surface grow dim!
Go, buy thou of Komi!, the Uatter; •
Alf. Keefil—remember the name—
But as to the.prioa, why no matter—
flo he sells you the the isma. Dan3o
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
1 E GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE , 'connecting the At.
lanticaitles with Western, North-western and South
western States, by a continuous Batlway direct. This road
aim connects at Pittsburgh with daily lies of steamers to
all parts on the Western Savers, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with Mesmer' to all ports on the North-western
Lakes; making the most direct, camped and reliable route
by whieh FREIGHT eon be forwarded to and from the
Great Wed.
HATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBIHIGIL
FOIST CLASH—Boots, Show, Dry illoolk
}9oc. per hassoe"
(in born,) Pets, Peathens, At.._
SECONDCLAM—Books and litatinmery,}
Dry Goods, (in balmy) Hardware, Lea- He.. per 10020 e.
then; ....-----
THIRD CLABS.—Anvils, Bagging, Emma t
and Pork. On Doak,) Hemp, P ft
POUnTEL CLAWS .L-Cottels, Fish, Baconand
per 100Ibs.
Pork, (psektd,) Lard and Lewd OH— L . 5; -
sir in snipping Goods f ro m any of
Phtiedet
phis, be particular to mark package Peansylosnia
Railroad.. AU Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road
at Ptaladtlphis or Pittaburgb, will be forwarded without
attention.
Mown AGMS —Moses Potter,Lititonk J. L. =WO, N.
Y.; 11. J. Bm:eater, Philadelphia; Magtri t Koons, Bahl
more; Geo. C. Pranciscoa, Pittsburgh; 8 aguish it Brown,
Cinrin Vino; J. B. htoorhead, Ky.; IL C
hieldram, on, Lad.; klatclifl Co, Bt,Lon* Mo.; J
.3. Mitchell it Boa, ETansTille,
IL IL HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
Soperirdandult, Altooos,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
T DAILY TIDIOUGII TRAINS, between PhiWel
j phia and Pittsburgh- Tint MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7%, A. M., and Pima
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, e. M. THU 7&$T LINE
leavto Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M. and Pitts
tough for Philadelphlaat 1, P. M. TILE NIGHT ILYPILISKS
TELLY leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P. .11,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. K.
The above lines connect . at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to andiron St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chitsego, Ill;
Frankfurt, Latingum and Louisville Ky.; Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Imiladapolls, Ind; Cineinnati, Day
ton, gpling6sid, bellefentaine, Kaminsky. Toledo, Cleve
land, Cohnebtut, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Swam Paeketlioate from and to Nay 0 WASS,
in. Low, LocnsTuu snd Cixoncum.
Through Tickets can be had to orison either of the shore
places.
For further particulate, see handbills at the different
starting points. Paseengers loom the West will find this the
shortest and wet imprehrioas matte to Philadelphia, Valli
mere, New York, or Boston- MOB. MOORS,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MEARIVvy.
♦gent, Passenger Linea, Pittebarib.
HAIiAN A.l/4 No. 91 Market stria, are oiorang ont
lltheir entire stock a Dry Houle, at an hnmenm dis
went from former prices, preparatory to purchasing thaii
Spring 'ripply. They hare hand a fineammtment the
(Winning Goode:
basso-rues, English Mintz,
French Merino, Muslim '
Wool belainra, Hasieryand
Worsted Plaids,
With a great variety of black and colored Brocade Plaid
era :tripod Prce rake, all of whisli wilt be 'add at a greet
Sicrinm. jau3o •
..IiTALENTINItri.—A large said beautiful assortment or
Comic and Sentimental Valentin., Valentine Card
and Envelop% just received and for sale, either wholesale
or retell, lower than tree bet.. .Far. huh. city. Call at
SAMUEL it. 14.111FERIV8
No. ST Wocd street.
LUO)1--175 tons Tasmania* Ukanna in yard and
ads by J. W. BUTLIitt i Co,
jarai Front etreet.
pls.& Allre--19.4b 1 , 1
Teoe... PCS NS' OIS, UP CI Op,
arrive and for we by
iab.3o J. W. BUTLER A CO
TOW NAT teas in yaed and for ado by
junßU .1. W. BUTLER .1 CO.
ILD 4 UZ GLAbtsSy
-1,04.0 boxes, smiled astv44, in etc
jasklis J. W. BUTLER A CO.
L) I.IIAD-600 bundles In More sod for sale by
.Ijll Jaztllo .1. W. BUTLER A CO
OTTON ASTE-10 bags in /tore and for de by
Li J. 30 J. W. BUTLER a CO.
Hotel for Lease.
ijo tura UOTKi, (formerly known es the LA31.1121213
Itocar,) is offered La tram on favorable terma Being
situated on the corner of Fourth street and Grata, err to
the Coon ri011613, and about midway teen the Mieeonpnhdo
Wharf and the Flossughisoula Dwelt, it Is one of the most
pleasant, convenient and dednade locations in the city
The Lintel will to furnished, if desired, awl leased for •
term of years, commencing from the fast of April next
For further Information app/y to
JtMEPII S. A A- P. MORRISON, Alt'pr
J an 21,1 tett .• - Office No. 143 Fourth at., Pittalmigh.
iiiMiN;ES;IMM=I
AFTER THE FIRST UP FREW:TART, there will be a
raise:ion of rwrarrurs to cut. on beery limb,
in lots, from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.
. . .
W. B. BARROLL,
Agent for the Adana £epre. Coma aty
xi Atil4l.lberb YOH bbult.UA/i k —tor sale by H. EllUibb
33 bmiLbbeld strew.
Putnam's Monthly, for February.
Bodey's Lady's Book, do.
Peterson's Magadne, do.
Housemaid Words, do.
Graham's Maclaine, do. " • -
Ballon'e Magazine, do.
NNW BOOKSI NEW BOOESI
My Courtship and its Consequences: by Henry Niko&
The Peril. of Courtship, or the Adventure. of a Novel
header. .
The Mysteries of the Court of Queen Anne: by William
Ruth IhiL a Domestic Tale: by Fanny Fern.
The Lib of Horace Wesley, editor of the New York Tri.
bane : by J. Barton.
The Wet( P. T. Bsrnum, written by blumelL
Harper's Magazine, for January ; price 16 tents.
For wale by IL &MUM t 00,
j ankh No. 32 Psnithtield stmt.
STOCKS FUR S•Lu—
IJ Bank Stock;
Citizens' Depostt Bank Stock;
Pittsburgh We,blre and Marina Insurance Stock
Ohio and Penna. Railroad Stock;
North American Stock;
Ohio Trap Hock Stock; •
Ridge Mining Onspany Stock ;
AUSTLN LOOMIS Stock Broker,
jan2P 92 Fourth Knot.
.IkTOTICIkTo GA KDENEAS.—PubIic Auction 3uo Hot.
1,11 bed Sash, and 400 Forcing GLIM., in withdrawing
iron, the Market Garden. I will ...II without reeerre 1:112
Thursday, February Ist, at 9 o'clock, A. Id, the entire stock
of Sash, mild fixtures suitable for the foxing of early crops.
Jan 29
IANELKTB, BLANKKT&—A. A. MASON & GO. will
closeout the whole of their exteruden stock of Blankets.
conaledog of all the different makes and mixes, at a reduce
tion of nearly ono-half the usual prices jauffil
=UP==
THE EMT It VLD.IOIOE of the excellence of
0 CARGO'S PICTURES, MAbe feet that his roams
are crowded with customers, who go away deg
lighted who the equivalent which they obtain
for their money.
Gehery, Apollo Building; TB Fourth street, next to Met
chants' Exchange. . . Juan
eltßiliTED NOT TO NAUB—The Picture's takers an
. 11 Fifty Oeute and upwards', at the linterprhse Gallery,
'Wilkins Hall, 102 Fourth street- . *VS
AGAZIMMS /PUB. SikßßUAßY.—l'utnue's Monthly.
.j.j. Omley'a lealy'a Book.
Ballads Dollar Monthly. Yankee Nations.
Peterson'm Ladies' Nahonal Maguine.
Chambers' Journal, for January.
The Life of P. T. Barnum, written by himself; f.th supply.
Together with a large and extensive amortment of Val
entlnea tor the lith of February next, just masived and for
eale by W. A. GILDIiNFBNZeIIy t CO.,
janlYs No. 76 Fourth atreet.
COUGH REM
rist r ar's Balsam of id' Cherry ;
Balmuriof Liverwort and Tar ;
Swayne's Strop of Wild Cherry ;
Jaynes Xrant;
ld'Lane's Cough Syrup;
Sellers' do;
Morgan'. do;
Poodle. De Paris.
All of the above remedies always on hand at
Jo& PLISkU,NG'S,
Judi corner Dimmed and Market strePt.
MOW IS TEIS BELT TIMIS TO BUT MATO/UM—I
.1.1 have recently ree4ved a lam assortment of very su
petior Watches, manufactured in &trope exprepeiy to toy
order, (bent over last Spring.) Citizens and stranger. will
now find In my establishment a stock of Watches es eaten
alve and as fine as any in the eastern cities; and In mad&
eration of the tunes, at lower prices than ever betel, offersd
in this market. Those having money to invest in this way
will find It to their interest to do eo now, as tunes will
Alertly be better and prises will advance.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner.
W. W. WILSON,
jan.27 - 67 Market street. corset of loasth.
VOit B.A.LI6—A OittiegitY /MAE, In the centre of the
..12. city, doing a large bubbler. The buyer of it mu go
into • bushiree that is anal, end make money fort/ Mai.
The owner of it has the Kansas farm, and aim. • lupin ;
linguire of VIOLAS WOO
Jan= 76 Fourth street.
FOh drkl4l--• superior FARM on the Parr:avails Plank
Road, eight miles from the c ity; of 100 arm ; seamy
fora gardener. It bin good order, and has all the betid
ing@ necessary lirr • home. Eoquire or
THOMAS" WOODS,
J e n= 76 Fourth street.
LET-6 good BRICK. 110Unnal, lu Olderent poste of
the oily. thn in time on THOMAS WOOD 4
an 27 76 iamb stay.
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llearirm
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A1 ,.1 1 111, 7 -gum—spoo Is la Owe isti *iamb
C uPeEILAII-60 1 Li, irt .us• sad kr .
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1 04/NW/JIM) BILUBLIMI,-
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V t&LQUIIIiD maeristsi.r—m
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eititurra WA SUNG ruwoxs—iv um. toraiwar
imar
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sIZINDSJS2.—.
Si doom Own Il000so;• -
WOO Boanderr t.o ballad Bawl
100 booholoDriod Apples; •
ow a. Pmebilai
60 do "Mad YesellA.;
biki Ou patoolhoil ero, .
jou2o
u r isAla b.heis anew„ ist. 4:54
~.4.4.4 1t .
:Wu de OW, la atom a 4"
4‘lo. dcr kat Lben t it sitwirnat
ANOILfor Nab I"
ANGLISII MICIOA
kAALLLY AJAR, Ow— " -
/00 lamb tiro Mate Wheithrolly
600 lassiat Clam Mg; -
100 do Glonallodds
4 0 do T 10 that lkinobr;ol;ddoe midi*
' •
BIJIT7Ji-115 001000 a /0010104
60 kegs Yiakad /000 e.;
100 bhp Prim Hai UM; "
20 610/0 ezrei ism aid.* tab by.
j. 126 =GUSH t. ELSOLIADMIL
L IALS-2uo bands lawlntik - Lim;
900 tkr Unica Osiwed; • "
--
IMI do N. 0. Mims; • • •
-*
LL
a do N. C. 2W, 10 kart=
KNO=
1 ,011.&(X,.2ti oozes Ira W. U. Tobwo; • .-•..-
• ~ - 1 0 tans prime Peed Ash; ~: .s ,
5 mks Pot. Ash;
75 Om's baltpetae; . __.
- _
1050 bases prime Orson. ettowilt - iail
[jas2s] - .K. 1561.1.811 II
bbis S moth= lliodood; _
23 -do logo • • do;
"10 Was so. I. picklodifoodow;
AO Of Ws do do;
6 ducts Codfish;
34 bra edged/ 16 4 1 : 13 11; =dna mkt Dr Ode lir
ILLLLI3II aiC1131566:361.
231 sad 12211/mdp at
4,. , .IINJAILLIIiii-100 dam; Coat &wow
. 20 do rim Waalt Booltdr.,, • •
711 do Toy sad Cott= 'Davi
12, do On.otry Reeks; -- - - =
6 piano INalazoids;
2000 Ito Ear Lead ; a s
Jan= BULLER 41...INIMERIPIE
FitUll:-41) bap Lity Oppose
10 do Neches;
AO bid AL H. /la
LS At do - do; real by
*al mums A. licatemr.
AND UStiDL74I
- 50 bozos "Clacianali " 100.1 Nally &op;
10 do do iltearle•Onadlon; 1104ial• by
jeaas winims NACILITIODb.
Uti-t.u.—Loyeriner Balebortd, sad 1111Leaff/ia ,
b ernabod and Pulvildzad haadubilbrieleby
Jan= ss s lILICIMISOIN.
Aiwn aTuux A 111) BOVICAL 411.16-11. arks- Aar Bt
I) WAliana. Breen Moat; gooks Battio SW*
Ale; en hand nod far We tly
An= . MILL= MICEININ.
, ILa.ttPatiN Winlß-130 besimuOt fluidlidider Mane
tausapvos Mats, a: .h w •
. mAula 111(11MOWL
itab—zuo- ousboto Noma. tbovor s ad;
0 60 do Timo th y Ord for ado by •
j6d23 66.11,6,111 t 1IO1132.111)1/.
ALT—lbe tads Na. 1 aka, isadoesait Ihr ia raL iff
hnssMlLL=
DL_ li YOKis.-2,091) it for mak by
• lIMUMEI
Ll°'
AJW-40 Jump kr ma. by
Jul=
ft blirralL-4 kegs Butlae toe
EL juaS EXITki aMO "all
rrlaa-11, ads grow apple aeihred amt.lbe
A is.2 l ) HIM Ji CULLIML
j Die .16/IAL-174 pip best (Imam Lad Is-Mods lad kg
. sale mime "
.foo/9 by
Ham
Nag N.
A 4l. ilaeutl naming. nasival /00 •
AL . pi aean-Ann ma, l
Cob na, Parameter, *a, wkkai via rad
ua prima. join
lislnenitlit ISUAnn Un—letabegany sudteilintt
i ft=
.L 1 Itrunenn serpentine fronts, benienne
at and tor sale by T. B. 1001461 146 A1,
oar lintddlintisinert
`ALT— sacks tits. Table Salt;
1 toz. troth ilsozsalml; just imusiveil
deal W. R. bialro.
DISCAti S-2/1 Obis just. nodved &ad tar Nab tom.
L jual6 11MITH At 11.1.1NOLUI.
T u/S IiCAYIO.3.O br a rs sote roast Zit , An
at /2,4 i cents 0 ate. Na. 14012thd strast • -dial
WILN JIZAI4-6 bWr whips Com WiaJ,l7 . Mti.lbe
1,./ sale by • JAL AMA
jbald Na. le.
bble esukil irbits tar sale Dr
joalif
8311-AXNUAL 114II0J1 i 015._1111ff aou
slating off ot tier Somal-Aaffool tio/o, No la[
oaks, Ruoff; loon Goods, Maim, llosaabi,lperoills
aio., to - SOMA
I lelfle 1•Al ILILLILS.—Zposir
1J els jiael beettrad by ----
J= 24 -
Lt MIS uisnuiNT—Tn• boot Arlifele tow thel,
lb =re of Tooter and Bing Worn; fog allationi p
Art 2 4
J. SP
I-OMR/VS SPANIAII lUXlVAl—TboosistesSudstfisis
kj tor puttying the blood; IS dos noostrod % a t m
*414 AO6
AUS.BANA'S JlAGnil—Tb• bat !
. .
!min new in une; 12 dos method
An lyca
al
ITILATX MAGnibile—trashly preyarld,
nat=kg baud, and warnantgal load, by Jut
jaa ' COM' D6loolllli and Madsst Wag.
LOW \'S ESSIINCE dormfittlimabib•
Lib brat 0.1 artkla rubbed by
DI(00.11t--.10Q doom Corn bra:maim ads
jaii24 ILENSY o=lll/1.
eetUS-200 borer sale by
0 JanSt Ltstt
B.
DLOWL—bO bbla for aide by ' •
janZi HiNit
.011,14-400 boa W arrive melba sale by -
RR'' ULASbEt , --Z bats to salve sad mods 7 •
lu jar. 27 11.16dar $•
W IL.NTLD-2.5 Aaron at
I.'4*a:we utto assn
yJ article received by JOEL
Aug . coma. Diamond sad Manik seniC
&l Utularis NIAJID IiAfitLISSLA-1.2 .. °^ 7
AU Wu; rolasivad J4XI.
Jatt9
Ik,LISD YEACJI.EI6-30 LOLslast maned and kr &lab,
jsz9 • HENRY 13,,, COLLOR.
bble AMRLL white Alsaz far
B s6an.
MW IL
•Strt2lll
DAL= IiAY-74 balsa Timothy Hay tie AL
jams Jan. IPLAUGITLIN
EIA W. ' —SOO boa
jasalTi
BMILWILBAT 7/DUB,-4AL leeks ke Lair -
jasa2 • - - AB. MIA
SYRUP—A lads Savoring's dyrop; - • • -
11gbtds do Elogno; jeottodesdelly
dea22 IL 11114110.
;44 .
libb3l4-14 boxes W. IL Meese is iorsaalktsaitlig
=al) - MG 1. a arlilliart.ift
I tivitarVXD FEED CUTIBIL— draw aanitanin end =0
abla Cutler, andante for Cara. sr fish at tie
bead and haplamant Warshaw, 191L13 meat
Jodi JAMBS MUM*.
DSUN IMO INPIIKIIILIiNreL—PoIo Yrualimg wi nees* Ilaws
nut Qtheria, at tb6 bre gostbr, st - tb• bot IF
p lamas Warehouse of
Jimis wawa
0.8
yiLLISKBTB.—.L. Id6Bolll It W. lollop= iallhitsr
day, January Bth. 100 mars Elontnin, urnisk . •
urn $2 and $5 pur palr Iwo then ore ratio:. .
KALI- • NUM. BALIL—A. A. MAIM AOW
400 ague of rheas Loa` athawia, at. 11,ear
January 4th
OLD MEDAL DZIAINEB—A, A. ILISOM - A CO. 101 l
%.,7 open 300 pieces more of add Medal DeldiliAAA
meta per yard.
NED APYI.II3-75 bus kw sels t A s A
dee23 !mum
- -
ij uNEY-10 boxes just readved ant kr ash by
Vt. tbse26 • HANBY H 09ETMEL
114 Y rlilkla laripPrarbrimailittish
a. stored et llanlion, utiloArr isha s
*ln Immo".
•
AA/LE% eillielie- 1 1 new 1 ageorgd .IWele. Ihr
4.1 Grape Vines, Beery Le
janlS JAME WAsampur.
1116135 a/LEDS—lawn Grain, Zoe Osumi Omirall and
kid Top. tpisola JAM= waszitor.
citiARLOY llararitlist. of my dlioniption, es
i hme: mum . % nomilkis
jogai IL YOUNG it GO.
WMAIL'S 11.111.11•111 ON WILD ciassar.,-or woe
Nat artleito libt• ewes sedaiiimmittillia- Ullos
received by •
jwitti
A ERICA MURK WM SAte
c i ristaime
RAW NetataAarsmhillo Wait Nast
Land Sir Elile. - :: ':" . 1 • '
. 1.8( x ) ACRES 01 LAND DIVIOREIir aim
the Clarion dm% Thiolootto
hoo auoscoNlott AD, aod is nit toollida am Ty
r boa ore, and a ODD vela of titoadaileo NAL, 'bb Wooer
go ro u r ood, "'hick will undoobtray be hole 11 Ent tow
norr to it, if not directly moon St. m
!fit I .._• 11111 k
rut* thront It
Allo,6oosetto la MO coma Toll thobowiang
~_...oi_l_s.
ono I=IMIIISI the WWI of li,M oa dimi
II fArootomat maid Sr AroboilsomAlLAlri
no c exolArtios of the Baby sot ady et
Valley, wad th. Voodoo Whoa&
will render the oosli - losabor, too oetnialsolL of post,
value. Nagairo of C.B. IL suna.
&Pew alt lain
No. la loosthokoost:
51322ma11i
PaxMar W -
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TUX MT aud ma of du mid Midirldi
Mimeo in littabargb. A puma with s
of AIM ma radios Id pa orm lad iro dlr. la au?:
tobilahoo busdnara Mr sales of old* oa&M
doll May id Ismodug rapidly. To a booboo ma
Mr above capital or more, sift io • Mane Mani Mad.
atilmo 800 S7{Piustamdi Pad OS., zuol ems
azd addrem
Obtla WATICh.-36 U nook Oseuue Wu. mu
°dud huh, sad amok hoUtlie=r m i g a l.
WAS num hisamod and NadIUSINNI,
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