The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, January 31, 1855, Image 3

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Tireasna..—Oer play-goers all appear to be
delighted that Manager Foster has effected a re
enitutement with Miss Ince. During her pre,
Mons sheet engagement, she left such a favors
' Me impression, that they are all glad to hail her
Meru again. She appeared last night, but to
rather • „poor house, which, however, can only
be ascribed to the play, she appeared in—the
Eltsimger. Although the character or Mrs.
Heiler is one wherein an actress can exhibit her
ability to oonsithwable advantage, the play ie so
contemptible that ii rarely draws a good house.
We were sorry to see Miss Ince select it for her
opening night, anffnur anticipations that a poor
indienee would follow, were, unfortuna rely,
More than realised. The lady rendered 'the
character with great effect; in fact so com
pletely did she identify herself with the part,
that she drew tears of sympathy from al: the
Ladies present, for her fictitious sorrows.
-To:night, Sheridan,Bnowles' beautiful pl iy of
;Ave wilt be performed, Miss Inee appearkg as
the Countess. This character is the one in v.ttich
she first made her debut in Philluielphis: ,her
representation received the unanimous eii;:oni
me -Of the press of that city, and was CODE ider
itd II triumph in every sense of the word. The
,Zedyer, in noticing if, says it was distinguished
by a strict fidelity to nature, and a close study
Of the author. There was a chasteness of tone,
• distinctness of utterance, and a perception of
character, far beyond what are ordinary, and
an execution to the extent of her physical pow
er as accurate as the mind is capable of _bon
oohing. We hope to see the Theatre crowded
:Ole evening.
ASSAULT AMID BareasT.—C. A. Barker was
'held to bail, yesterday, by Alderman Parkinion,
for committing an assault on Edward Edwaids.
Matthew Zimmerlee, a boy 'boat ten years of
age, made .information. against John Weeks, s
shoemaker to whom he was an indentured ap
prentice, for ill-treatment. A warrant was
nod - to* hie arrest.
On run Timm —The express train on the
Omani Railroad, due here at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
was detained several hours, yesterday afternoon,
by running off the track at Florence. No one
was injured.
ABM= lairruel.—Rev. John Lord will de
liver his fourth and last lecture before the
Toting Men's Library Association, to-morrow
evening, in Masonic Hall. Subject—Napoleon
Bonaparte.
.^ • ilttettone—Dally
AT the Oselmetetak Baler ROOM, earner of Wood and
fifth streets,at-lOwkdock, A. M., • general assortment
• ant noes, lI
of ilesionshls, fi t aiid Panty Dry Goode, Clothlng,JMote
ate,Celey
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Grandee, Qtteetenware, Glassware, Table Otitlery, Looking
Citemei,'New and hewed Used Household and Kitchen Pur
i enure,
• AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Farley Artielee, Musical Inatruutenta,
flarfbrarenna Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goodg, Gold 611 d
Slim: watches, An • P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. 1i63131
..... ' WATIONAL MINING COMPA.NY STOCK AT AIICTIt IN
11 —On THURSDAY. EVUNING, February Lit, at
' , o'c'ock, at the literebanta' Eseliange, Yoo.rtit street,a i
be mold, by order of James M. Cooper, Secretary and T
surer, about 150 ehmitook. to he Natio n
nal Mining to
pm, of Mt:blow, force fir non-payment of seem , sinen .
1 7:
. No. 6,, and enbject to Mont No. 7 of two dollars pr
.. abaci, now due-
JanSD . ~,P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
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AA irVaN ruds MINl5lal - iItiMPAN STUCK AT A UC.
•TION —On THUH.SDAY NVENING, February let, at
7 o'clock, at the Merchants' gachango, Fourth street, wall
be sold, by.order of James M. Cooper, Secretary and Treat-
Auer, about 2,600 „shame Stock in the Adventure )lining
goimFang of Michigan, forfeited gar non-payment as assess
meet Mo. 2. I Jan3ol P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ITALPABLIC &NANO AND 8 , ,p15 AT Aldt7L'loN.--Qa
sV THURSDAY, EVENING, February Ist, et olultrit, et
. lhallierehants' Sazhange, Fourth 0114 will be sold
10 shares Bank of Pittsburgh Stoc k ;
- 4k abates Exchange Bank Stock;
• 14 shams Pittsburgh Trust Company Stock;
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20 share. CitisomrDe -ite Ban i cwek,
25 shares Ohio and Pa r Railroad Company Stork,
40 'Mires North American Mining Company Stock;
151500 Coupon Bond Mormagabelai Nat Ira nom Conii.enr,
JAM P. M. DAVIS, Austione,
ricarnSYLVANIA. FEIULALEC CULL
AT HAKBIcIU PA.
. rnins Inititutkak, for the literiff min or: ri ot , c• I'ucpq
I . Ladies, vestal by Charter with Tull Co!legiate you: rs,
bean in 11111.120,111-131 01Wrati01.1 Inc more than one you.
_ _The /oCatiOn is one of the most pleasant and picturempa: it
the State, The arrangement. of 11, 01311epl are 51141 or
afford peculiar adractages in aequirmd u eolal bOOl- to. the
stiperstructUre. There ant two department,— the
Oolugim. the Preparatory, with their approorn i t e
- bilMohes of learning. The mune of Andy it. eit,h iirre
dross i
a , d
mesg natatany e
Uwe.s many di ff erent Young La.
ited at
.ffer.rd of babe ten.
Egir.llE - VkatLY ft. WALIsil, A. 5.1., Principal.
hi/.5 U. Cu:Lucas, Principal Female Teacher.
thee PARRS A. JokLINXI, Aaeittant.
hraolza. hi. DANNY.; restore of French, de.•
U.O. liOnainutt, V. P., Lecturer on Anatomy. tie.
• Wa. S. how.era, Lecturer on !Natural Naturel
Philosophy, de.
Elm. J 081.20 HOCRLSA, Pear. of Instrumental Mu-tic.
• .. Joe. T. Care, Prof. Pool !tunic.
• Yoreircalars, or for other Information, adiress:the Prin
cipal, H. WAUGH, llarrasburg. Pa. der:ffut
•
BANK EYE:ILA/YOU,
•
THIRD STREET, likilriihtiN Waal) 51ARKET.
riVIN Subscribers brit leave to illtOrm ?rands and
t thepublie generally, :hat a•ey have le'acett the ah , re
well known Seetaurant, uhah btu j 1.14 been thoroughly
renovated, repaireil end re ?vanished, and cow open. The
pismiiiiaors have spared nu eXpel:l6. to make the block ET
, cbsoge a comfortable resort, well fur the epicure no the
borates. man. The border ri ill at all times be stork.") with
Unidelicarles of the season, and served up under the auspi
' cies of experienced cooks. They respectfully ask for the
patroinge of • generous piddle.
.1. SCLIANDELMEREn,
Janllkly
(1. It FRANCIS.
A Card
OWING to • steady drain upon our funds and an hMill
Or outside pressure, together with the ex
framed/acuity of realising our securities, we hove !mei
ociapelled to numeral our business.
Our creditors may rest confident that our entire inkhht
*deem will be fully paid,as wehareunqu.ti•mald- a !ergt
staid= dyer our liabilities. KRASI6II. R ' Aum.
Jenuary 20, 185b—fjac23
If WY PAltTitiEltSllll' heretofore existing under the etyie
of " KR&WER., WORK r YOUNG," Philadelphia, le
thirday dilisolved; Samuel Work, George Young and Wm.
• WOonch, pulog the intere
be of hr.,mer hebto in
hid firm. T rc he h t ns :nine-as will st
citntinuor by i• WORK,
YOUNG & M'COUCII.."
January 22, 1855.
Ala" nwpooltore to our .thce, will please call and revel,:
their bille and noted loft with uo for eallovtion.
jan23 KRAMER A RAIIM.
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AIRIFOLD & WILLIAMS,
1 1 0010PACITMR9 OP
. • CUL= Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, and
Fitting Generally,
FOR WARMING AND VENTILATION OF DUILDINGS.
rap A. W. VIII contract for warmin trod vernallutiog,
t•y stem or hot water pipee, or Chlhoro, Pornace; Church.
es, Schools, Ilottpf4le , Iftetorire, Green Iltrok•tr, Court
.Houmurgh.a, Jails, Hotels or IhrelliDge. No. 25 F tre,t,
Pittsb
Notice.
A Li, RESSON6 having Rooks .r Certificate. of Dry/..it
JCL against the undersigned, are requested to pre.ent th
saw at our °race, for settlement.
1100 N a BARCIENT.
Pltiaburgb, January 24th, 1655—{jan26
AUDTbi S.
STOCK AND 1L
BILLLOOMI BROKER,
Office., No. GI Fourth 11., above Wood.
'MOM, Drafts, Bond., btorlgages, and Loans on culla
.I.‘ Urals, ingottatai. Stock,' bought and sold on con,
sahadon. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Monks.
C eU :Calinlonicatioin latent.' to promptly. bulb?
To Wholesale Greeters, Liquor Dealers
skid ilazaufeeturers.
rt;igfaoenuroliri"
mw quality
IM
of SITI RIB TIVo7w i t i ch
opure Spirit will produce a tine Cognac Brandy. Ills
11r iCkla OP ROCHELLE and OTARDB ; of
JAMAICA out ST. CROIX RUM, ARAC. BRANDY CIDER and
'PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
sad SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York titutaGicturere by the grout demand after them. Di
rection. for wee will Invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUCUTWANCER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
/L.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemical., Platlna,
Manganete; Thorne Ext. Copaiva, Sulphate Am
en. • &a. docglie tt
Hats and Caps.
J. WILSON A SON keeps constantly on hand ~vary
deocription and variety of FIATS AND CAPS, both
tybolorale and retail. Those desiring a rood fashion.
- viable Hat or Cap, good and cheap, would do well to give as
o ;'•u: • call beans purchasing elsewhere. noelli
I At
Carpets Leas men
undersigned having reduced the pric of Llirir en
-4••.
•• • • tire stock of Carpets, (di Cloth., Rug , . slate,Slatting,
from 2// to 25 per cent, call the vitteution of petsons in
, -• • • mini of any articles in their line to mu following.
• - Tballr stock is one of the Amgen and hest selected in the
• •
d 4, and consists in pert of
o'• Velvet and Brumole;
• • -Tapestry Brussels;
Aubusson Bromide;
-• Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets;
- •
patent Tapestry ingrain do;
Superfine and tine do;
• Twilled and. plain Venetian do;
- Hall and Stair do;
t - •-•
Wool, Dutch and Hemp do;
'r • Wool and Cotton it:Trait do;
• Stair Reds, Window Shades, end a large assortment of
Oa Cloth, from 2to 24 feet in width. Trans am' coot.
C. B. HI:ALLY CO.,
No. 82 Third strret
T ATEBT MUSIC—POSTER'S LATEST SONO —Hard
Times Came Again No More; as sung with immense
Illeasas by Sanforo's Serer:mien,: words and music by & C.
Poster.
rtheriedaya• • brinier:me .
: Conier. .
Yetitifsenon% Dew song: by Barker.
. I'm Waiting for the Spring Time; a most charming new
MUNI: by bather.
lib•litappy Mau; w - ng and chorus:
, Mos Tot Myself nt All; one of the best Irish ballads ever
Iltiben: by & Loeee.
Vial= and Ma Dinah comic song: by Perry.
I Cannot Smile Dear Mother ; new : Barker.
.1 Blightar than the Morning stair Browne.
The Bract and the Home: Dreftler
Ballitoom Etiquette, etc., etc., twelve.] in advance of the
trade and for sale by HENRY KLEB
Jan. Sign of the (LIR. harp, No. lot Third et
John W. Botii-er-4 Co.,
VINSWANDING AND COMAUSSION Si SNCIIANTE.--
Denim to all kinds of Pittsburgh ilatinfacturei, Lad
Pip* sad girt Gad, 67 Front ptr...t.
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Manley. Sarrela tow Bale. --
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•JANUARY 81,
AUCTION ,SALE 6
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ARRIVAL orVaz Aram&
Mune; January 80.z—The steamer Africa ar
rived to-day, with Liverpool dates to the 20th,
being one week later.
The war news is entirely unimportant. Notb-
ing decisive has ocourreebeforellebastopol, and
affairs remained unchanged. Negotiations are
still in progress, but nothing is certainly known
respecting them.
The chief interest of the news centres in the
proceedings of the Congress of Vienna. The
hopes of peace and fears of war are of vast mag
nitude, squally balanced. •
Tue French and English ministers at Vienna
have received the newest" , power to reopen ne
gotiations. Gorteattakoff,tit is understood, has
received written inotruotions from hie govern
ment, which, it is rumored, is anxious for peace,
There are conflicting statements, as usual.
about Austria, but it generally understood that
nho leans towards the allies.
Prussia complains of Austria's actions.
Elforts are making to obtain the consent of
thr ..Ilies, especially by the Prussian cabinet.
The approaching Congress of Nations is more
up! more talked of, and the Daily News looks
for rood results of the Congress, if the United
States takes part.
) Bavaria had almost completed the complement
of her army.
Letters say that the Swedish army would im
mediately be placed on a war footing, and in
creased to 65,0430 men.
RUBllia is preparing for the spring campaign,
and the Baltic army is organizing.
The latest dates from the Crimea are to the
10th. Affairs were precisely as before. Omar
Pasha arrived at the camp on the 6th, and re
turned to Varna on the Gth.
Reinforoements were constantly resealing the
allies. Lord Raglan has sent to India for the
10th Huesars, and the Turks in the Crimea are
to be made up to sixty thousand men daring
January.
The Russian reinforcements were advancing by
forced marches.
The weather was frosty, with some snow, which
retarded the besiegers.
The Piedmontese troops embark on the 28th
of Febrnati. _
Private Vienna letters say that Gortsohakoff
is instruoteil to accept any terms except the re
duction of the Russian fleet, and the occupation
of Russianlerritory.
There is nothing further about the invasion of
Dobrniecha.l
The Ruesians, after the affair at Fu!Oohs, re
crossed the Danube.
A Vienna' despatch says that Buol has de
minded an explanation of this affair from Gorts
chakoff.
The Turkish force at Dobrudsoha is estimated
at 30,000, mostly reanite.
The fleets in the Black Elea have suetained no
damage.
GREAT BRITAIN
_ .
Cobden has addressed his constituents at
Leeds, stigmatizing the attack on Sebastopol as
a colossal mistake; the question being how to
get out of it. Other speakers favored the war.
There are malicious rumors afloat that De Lacy
Evans has been offered an Indian appointment,
in order to frustrate his contemplated disclosures
in Parliament.
Four hundred London dock laborers had been
sent to the Crimea to unload ships.
The fate of the British ship Beernice, which
has been missing since 1852, from Shanghai, has
been discoved. The Europeans on board ware
murdered by Lascars, and . the crew of the ship
burned. The assassins w ere captured and exe
cuted.
FRANCE
Baring & Brothers announce that they will re
mike Eoglish deposits on the French loan, the
whbliamount of white will be taken In France
and Spain.
Thu new constitution has been submitted to
the Chambers. Its main features are that the
' sovereignty -emanates from the nation. The reli
gion of the nation is Roman Catholic, but tole
ration is allowed. The press will be free. The
confiscation of property and the death penalty
for political offences are abolished. A national
guard is established. The legislators is to oon
gist of two chambers; the Senators to be elect
ed for life, with property qualifications. There
is to be one representative out of every 50,000
citizens. The Courts to meet annually. The
Courts to regulate the strength of the army and
give assent to royal marriages, and appoint the
regency when occasion requires.
B WITZORLAND.
The Swiss conference is about to be •pened,
with a view of adjusting existing difficulties be
tween Austria, Switzerland and Denmark. ea
The bill altering the constitution passed the
first reading in the Legislature.
RUSSIA'
A six-fold land tax, payable in 24 instalments
s to be imposed on Polish proprietors.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIOESCE.
The America had arrived out: her advias improsi •
mire buoyant tone to the Cotton market. which rinsed at
siight advance in prices. The aal. of the week were 56, -
000 balsa. Milligan quotes Orleans middling at 5 3 16.
At Manchester there was no improvement.
Breadstuffs.—At the crone on Friday, Flour showed an
advance of W. Wheat firm but not active; 3d advan..
Indian Corm has wightly improved during the week, sod
clotted at an sivence of 0.1.
Consols, 9134.
Lrvearoot, January 10—Milligan's Circular quotes Cot.
tan ea having Advanced u with a firm market. The sales
for the week were 56.000 bal., including 10,350 bales to
speculators and 0,300 to eerstriers. The quotattota are;
Orleans fair 5 1 4 tuddling,6 3 Ifis Upland fair 634ki5 1 le.
Tha Membeeter advices ate unfkVorable.
BreatletufL..—Flour transactions email and prices firm ;
'west Ohio 444345±. Wheat has recovered from the pre-
Inoue decline and advanced 3d.: Transactiom mail and
pries. firm. White Wheat Ile 9.10138 91. Corn has re
corered and advanced 01, with a moderate bminces; whit.
44a Csl44ss: mixed 43s &1.
MNISI=IEI
londcu money market dull; Connote <lived at Gl] y ;
American nrockr firm. Bullion In the Bonk of England I.:d
d,rwsed .£1,100,040.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote old Western Canal Flour
at 42.r@i3s; new dull at 40s; straight Baltimore 140i455.
Yellow Corn 434 6d0.146; tel Wheat lUa Walls CU. They
all. quote Beef as unchangxl. Pork SSA, for prime mess,
which mores freely. Boron dull; now 4854-1.8. ;no old.
Lard dull at 49C4051. In Tallow the week'. transaction.
were small, at Is lower.
The brokers report Linseed Oil in moderate demand at
36a 6.1(375. Tets firm with upward ten.lency. Bur.reand
Molasees and Coffee are dull, !led a shade lower. Tobacco
firm, but traneactlons
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OP THE WEST.
NEW YORr., January 30.—The Star or the
West arrived with 200 passengers and $640,000
in specie. Consigned to Duncan & Sherman,
$402,000; Adams, $107,000; Wells & Fargo,
$51,000; Drexel & Co., of Philadelphia, $25,-
000; Newhouse & Spartz, of Philadelphia,
$lB,OOO.
The Sierra Nevada arrived at San Francisco
on the 6th.
Copious mine prevailed throughout the State,
and the miners and agriculturists were rejoioiog
under the improved prospects.
The storm of the la had done taut% damage
n many places.
The Legislature assembled on the 2d.
Stone, Whig, has been elected Speaker of the
Assembly for the Territory acquired under thst
Gadsden treaty.
There are reports in various shapes of the
discovery of rich mines of gold and copper, and
the emigration is tending towards the New Pur
chase, Which+ will soon be filled with an active
population.
The majority of the prisoners who esoaped
from the Penitentiary have been recaptured.
Measures are on foot to-fund the city debt of
San Francisco.
Meiggs, the defaulter, has turned up at Ta
bite. On the 19th November ho was to sail for
:utaki.
From the Sandwich Islands we learn that a
dieturbancelopir. place at Relates Wand, adja
cent to Tehiti:- One of the Chiefs revolted
'against the King; a battle ensued which lasted
five hours, and reaulted in the dispersion of the
rebels. The loss of the Government troops was
four, and the rebels eight killed.
Brig Argyle Ashore.—Pour of the Crew
Drowned, and others In Peril.
Long Beeson, N. J., January 30.—The bark
Argyle from Glasgow for New York, came
ashore five miles south of Square Inlet, on the
night of the 28th, and is fast going to pieces.
The life saving apparatus cannot be rendered
effective. One man reached the ben h, and four
of the crew and one passenger were drowned.
Five others are clinging to the bowsprit. She
was laden with pig iron.
Perilous Situation of Passengers on a
Ferry-Boat
Loutsvixxx, January • 80.—There is an im
mense excitement on account of the ferry- boat
for Jeffersonville and Cincinnati train, with 200
passengers on board, having this morning been
lodged by the ice on the Falls and grounded.
The ice has gorged around her, and it was thought
for some time that all would perish, but they
were finally resorted by the life boats. The ferry
boat, it is thought, witt•prove a total loss.
BerraLo, N. Y., January fierce wester
ly snow storm has bean raging for the last 24
hours.
Priam the - South.
aurtmoas, January 80.—The New Orleans
and intermediate malls, as lamas due, hays been
received with Texas dates to the 21st.
A Pacific Railroad Company lies been organ-
lead, and Robert W. Walker sleeted President.
A deposite of $BOO,OOOlO specie is to be made.
The Draining Rouse of Mmes. R. and D.
Mills, near Galseston, was burnt, destroying 800
hogsheads sugar and 1200 hada. of molasses.
. .
Limit. Hunter, of the Navy, Dismissed.
WASEtiIiGTON,CITT, January 80.—It is said that
the Secretary of-the Navy has sent a letter to
Lieut. Commanding Charles G. Hunter, diemis
sing him from the naval service of the United
States, for leaving the Brazil squadron with the
brig Bainbridge, without leave from the Com
mander of the equadronr
Nomination for Q
shire. of New Hemp-
MAXCHISTER., N. H., January 80.—The Know
Nothing Convention to-day nominated Ralph
Metcalf, of Newport, for Governor, vice Rev.
Mr. Nfoore, ineligible.
_ .
N oil nation of Stat., Senator.
itILAVELPIIIA, January 30.—J. Murray Bush
b.. been nominated by the Democrats for State
Seo tte, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
de.t:o of Mr. Foulkrod.
MEI{ULI L POST
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PITTSBURGH BOARD P TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' E CHANGE..
OFFICER
Pir..rident—JOlTN BIIIPTON.
First rim President—Wm. 11. • .TO. •
Sfronel '" 'Wv . R. I -Awn.
Sni - rdary—Wv. $.
Trf6lll7l,—JollN D. SCOUT.
Beiperintendent—S. T. NoRTEIANI, J.
V. PinnittrA of Arbitration for Jan:m . 7.—W. R. Mow;
4 ALAI. OODDeolf, J. ArDritirr, DAVID B. PALL, JOEN
SCOTT.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH XARKISI
cisme or VIZ DAIL! MOULIN POll,Ol
'Wednesday, January 61,1666. '
Flour is becoming stiffer in oonsequence of the receipts
by rikP being cut off for the time. The following are the
sales
FLOUR-682 bbln superfine and extra at $9,50@8,75.
GRAIN—Corn 700 bun Mr from store and depot at 82®
85e; 250 do shelled from store at 90c. Oda: 100 bus at 55e.
CORN a7F.AIrI6 bbls at $1 ft bus.
MOLABBS4-100 bble old crop at =r-, 4 mos; 12 do oak
from store •t 23%c, mph.
BACON-1,500 - 661s Sides at 7345, time.
BUSTER-15 bbls prime roll at Ile.
II AT-90 bales from store at V. 2411 too.
If 1008-80 dry at 121$1 tb, cash.'
AN111.9-20 casks Imported Soda at 354 r, 4 mos.
The !English Iron Trade
A circular dated Birmingham, January 11th, says: The
ironmeeterre meeting today wee fully attended. The hall
•red committee room. were during the day crowded. Poch
houses as Itarr.aers and lIall(the producers of whatiscaßed
market iron,) were undrretood to be firm, but, taken gens
rally, the price of iron wee reduced 400 per ton. Bare are
therefore at about £9. The concluding meeting will beheld
at Dudley on Saturday; but there to no reliance tot* placed
upon prices fixed at quarterly mretinge ; they are eeentu•
ally settled by nectesity. A candiemble demand for man.
ufactured Iron exists, but the North American all, which
need to be very considerable, is restricted and uncertain.
So soon tut the American tr ade is Improved our exports
across the Atlantic may be expected to be better in pre.
portion.
A/E 11 S FOR RI 1 E R 41E.N.
To 13TILISBOAT Nisit.—The Local Inspectors for the Port
of Pittsburgh may be bond at the Custom Home, third
story, entrance on Bmithtleld street. J#2t
Tux Itresa continues at a stand at three feet nine Inches
Weather slur and frigidly cold. Ti,e "Prairie Roam" ren,
menoed taking freight for M. Louis, wiles,. on opening
of navigation. The last arrival from below woe the "Con ;
voy," from Wellsville, well freighted.
At Wheeling, on Monday, there were Ilea feet Ws incase
water in the channel, and falling,
STEAMBOATS
"1855."
,PITTSBUEOR, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
MID
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
TEM Of'
PASSENGERS AND COSTITMIC.
FREIGHT
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, N
LptrisviLLE,
And Saint Louie.
Torn Taxi to entopreed of Boren
rat elms porrrful Steamers, one
1 . .. r ep lender, total'',
and comfort, and P. the eats 7ilE.OUtill DAILY Lint or STrnal
Pacarre on it, Ohio river. It eon/mote with the U. S. Mail
Line or &camera from llnciora titan Iduterllle and Saint
LOll6, by which paasenr.re and freight are flut , tal and re
oNpled thrmv4 &illy. Two yew :learners bare been added
to the Lila, which now , an., el the followysizibkoar.a,l...,
Beata fh arisen,. from littsborgh.
DUCEEVE WPATF' 11. N. hrnrailoovrna....Bunday.
IiEYSTONE tiTA TY: ....dawn 11AziAr--....--aloodev.
ALLEUIT ENT ..... .... Turnaliy.
CINCINNATI 11 Ill7Vrtit Wednewlay.
PHI LAbFLPIIIA J. 1, ft tea Thursday.
.......... 1. N CroA . Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jo, l'id
..... _Saturday.
Leave deity At. A. M., preeixely.
So triOght after tune ~ 'eloek on the morning of
departure.
For partd-ulare, apply lomrd. or to
.161 IN li lIVING . STON,
Agents,
.lUIIN FLACK,
Monongulasla Howse Buildings,
1:101 - .A1 I
Pitt burgh, 1955
"1855 "
CANADA WEST.
limig""zriltrz:r=l."disi
TIIE FINE low prevaure ntaamer TELEGItAPII,
It. Lattnua, will make two Ente u week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Burwell, as Intim, :
Leave:, Cleveland nu- Pnrt Stanley, every MONDAY and
TII.UItSIIA V EVENING, at 774, o'.lnek.
Leaves Port Burwell for Port Stanley at I o'clock.
I,ave , Port Stanley tor Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATUBDAI: EVENING, at. 7t o'clock.
The Telegraph connect. at CIVT.IO.IItI, wi al the Cleveland,
tklluml,u• and I:twinned, the Cleveland and PittAlltingh,
the like snore, anl the Toledo. Norwalk and Cleveland
Ittdlrowle. Ah. roo ne , to at Port Stax,le, with the I,ondou
Line of Stages, vehteh connoch, with the Crest Western
Itallnoad.
F, freight and pansaaa apply on board, or to SOO V ILL •
AtilL/EILDALE, Cleveland: E. IIULCOIII.I, Port Stanley,
A. APIIKILE. Port !tura ell. Inarni:toor
Pittsburgh, Stenbenvill; and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, C.ptain A. 8. 811ErlitY.D, and
the FOREST CITY, .ptatn Gnaws D. Moots,
w run ue. regular DAILY PACKETS, betwe.so Pittsburgh,
nteubetiville awl Wh.eliug, etopping ut .11 intermeditan
torte.
The DIURNAL will lea,. Pittsburgh on Morelays, Wod
nesdays and Fridays, at lo o'clock, A. M.—Aelterning oh.
will logien whealtng on Tuesdays, Thur.lay. and Sat unlays
at 7 o'clock. A.M.
TI FORKSIT CITY will leave Ibtloburgt; on Tuesday,
Th orris), nod Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Rokirriing,
the will learn Wheeling on Mondays, W ednesdays and Frt
day - s, at o'clock, A.M.
For freight or paw' apply on board or to
J. D. I.7ILLINUWLIOD, Agent,
nov2B • No, 155 Front street.
For tit. Louts.
The steamer ALMA, Captain R. D. COCHRAN,
ida i trill leave fur the above nod lutatmediato port
n opening of nevigation.
For trete:fors...qv apply t,rt board, or to
Jana'. C. BARNES, Arent.
Fore .
Aid Th e steamer FRAHM ti ROSE, Capt. F. MA.
ALI SA, trill leave forth° above and intermediate
ports on the opening of navigation.
For freight or passage • pply on board.
For Zanesville.
The steamer KATE CASSEL, Capt. JOKItYII
• MWAT, Win /tar. for tho above and Intorno,.
dicta ports 00 TUKSDAY, 30th inst., at 9 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
janMt ItAIi:VES A LkILLINGWOOD, Agoras.
For Lout
The simmer ADRIATIC, Captain 0. Sion;
jdailiwill leave for the above tad Intermediate ports
30th Inez. , ■t 10 A. M.
For IL - eight or paasage apply on hoard.
For Cincinnati.
The steamer TWIN CITY, Captain & Drs;
will leave for the above and intermediate ports
n MONDAY, nth inst., at 10 A. M.
For height or passage apply or Inard.
Nor L oulsville.
The atimmer VIUNNA, Captain C ELr, will
leave for the above an& Intermediate ports on
WEDNE.i.UAY, Obit lost., at /0 A.M.
For freight or pamage apply on beard, or to
1an.20 FLACK or WILKINS, Agents
I.llllle.
The steamer ENDEAVOR, Cant, Jolts MAT,
ifilikwill leave for the above and intermediate porta
n TUESDAY, hOth inst., at 10 A. M.
Fur freight or passage apply uu board, or to
janZs D. BARNES, Agent.
• For St. Louis.
The steamer KEYSTG.NII, Capt. J. J. Roam
NM, will lease for the abore and latermeallate
ports or MONDAY, 2elb loot., at 10 A. H.
For freight or par,eatre apply or board, or to
jan2-1 FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agints.
ETEMII
The steamer CLARA DEAN, Captain ;Wn.
I . - Dean, will leave for the above and intermediate
ports on WEDNESDAY, 31st Instant, at 3 P. M.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to
jan22 FLACK. or LI VINGSTON, Agents.
For Nashville. •
arsitThe steamer FAIRY QUEEN, Captain Joan
Erto, will lease for the afore port, and all in.
termadiate ports, on TUESDAY, 30th inst.,
at 10 o'clock, A.X.
For freight or, paithge apply on board.
Regular Wheeling Packet.
TILE steamer EXCLIANOR, CapL fit'Cumn,
leaven every MONDAY, Wl:Disk:nag, and
111 DAY, at g o'clock.; A. M., connecting with
and P. Railroad at Wellsville. got freight apply to
J. D. CiDLLINGWOOD,
Reguler Wheeling Packet.
The steamer VENTURE, Capt. Joss GoaDoN,
lailleaves every - TUESDAY, TUURSDAY, and
ATURDAY, at 3 P. M.
r freight or passage apply on board, or to
ra.tl3 J..1111:8 COLLINS t CO., Agent.
1855. First Importation of Fine Watches. 1850.
JUST Kt:CEP/ED FOUR BOXES Ult WATCIIRS, direct
from Europe, manufactured to my especial order, and
which I can fully recommend and warrant as good time
keeper. and at lowan maze than are retailed at in eastern
Chien We have also Railroad 'Natalia! and Clocks.
Regulators Ihr Railroad Stations, $6O to $.7 0.
:liver Watches from $lO to SSO.
tiold Warden trom $26 to $220
Werra =rem:fa—Our bait lineation, aided by superior
workmen, is constantly devoted to the repairing and clean
ing of fine Watcher. 67 Market street corner of Fourth.
W. W. wuzort,
jaalk Praaltaal Watch Maker.
• 470 k. yriv43,114/"..r-j.
.•• . • .
.:~~" .•
- -
SF Meg, illeysihrwfsig from die lassiingJoinmid. Dr
ir giWre eke adisig for 010 :4 1 81, SIO b. wiiirraiU or
finaladat it maw WI OW Met 4/ //fp Diteesse or &Wok,
001 • 44, 1 be /imaged- Poosphioto =skis*" cora of 010
meal aoloooloking okarooisr mill beldam to any cm grads.
Galtisliarn Delineative Syrup.
We understand that our townsman Dr. Georg* W. Oaks
' Icy, Is now &lad his whole attention to the manufacture
of his Deparative Syrup old kutract of deirsapszills, In
order to supply the extracmtlnacy demands for the ardcle
which are oeudag in liram all quarter& This Syrup is with
out doubt the best of the kind mad. to the muntry. We
know It to be one which we Gan eaaady temmmend to the
favorable Dodos of °agreed... It haa been tested by year,
of experience and use: lind . dailled to be all that Is e.isimed
for it by Its inviinter:‘ It - pamphlet Le lying before as, Ailed
with certigeatee of cares, the ammo appended to which are
not moo of stomp, as Is usual with documents of this char
acter, but wed known MUNN eif Ark, comfy—who brae
experieneed the eifects of itis matt,* propertka. Append
ed to the list are eartilleatoi of Mamma oou °facers of
Berke county, with the sedate their several Ofikev attached,
analog that they are veil aegnokuted with the peon , ns
whose names are given u smears, (among which ere the
Demos of a number of our principal physielans,) and know
them to be genuine. We advise those of nor readers who
are afflicted ball upon Dr. °skater, at Ms °Mee in North
Fifth street, and procure one of these pamphlets, which
will not fall to satisfy thorn that hie preparation is one of
cur.:dismay power and eilleimenralski eminently deeerving
of their attention."
Sold wholesale and retail at /NL. KHYBER'S Drug Store,
No. 140 Wood street, were V 1 alley. Sigu of the
Nekton Norlar. deotalliar
Hernia, or Baptur• parable Dassaso.
DR. KEYSER, of 140 woo d street, begs lams to an.
nounce to the public that he made arrangementa with
Mr. Mardi, of New York, to bell and adapt hi. Ramo.
Cum Tali* which renolved the prim medal through a on,
gical committee, conoistiog of Prole:woes Rounnoc,
OLLNOCLIAN, (hug, Lontow, and others, at the New York
Industrial Exhibition of all Nat/ono. Dr. Heyman has
ofilm back of hi. Drug Store, whore all kinds of TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS, LACK STOCKINGS, SHOULDER BRACES,
PILE PROPS, and SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, ore Shed
sad sathdection 'warranted. Trauma at every prim tie he
obtained, and of a quality superior to any others hi the
markat. The great premien*, of Rupture has induced
the Dr. to give impede attention to thom cases of &mom
requiring mechanical support, with full confidence that his
long experience to the treatment of ouch cases has enabled
him to meet the increasing wants of the minmunity fn this
regard. If you have krupture do not fail to call.
A.k for Dr. KEYSER, at hi. Wholoaale Drug Store and
Truss Depot, No. 140 Wood street, • Pittaburgh, Pa. Sign o f
the Golden Mortar. dec2B3la.
Barron's Indian Lhalmasat,
Back, Limbs,
ikla, 11.84,
Throat, .
"typi, Mambo,
Wanes hi the Skin, &shy Dismasee,
Wilk Cruet, Dry Setter,
Itryalpelaa, Headache,
Chalet, Neendpa,
Cracks, Sun Pals,
Scalds, Berns,
Sore Lep,
Shecuseklaza
II Leers,
Sore Throat,
Price 25 cents per bottle. &Id wholesale end rittail at
Dr. KNYBER'B, 140 Wood street; JOU 31011L111113, Lib
arty street, and at J. P. r LItitINCPB, Allegheny city.
Jan2o:daer
eirAKeirity or Dr. N. s. VldeltOs CleDebra.
tett Medicines, .t DIL G. 11 K2:I74MM Drug Store,
No. 140 corner Wool stroct and Virgin
Cherry Pedroonic, Pulmonary Balsam, Pectoral Expecto
rant, Pulmonary Liniment, Demme/ire Syrup, Mart Cor
rector, llumor CorroMor, Pure and Medicinal Cod, lira Oil,
Anti. Dyspeptic Mixture, Cough and Cathartic Pills,lnervirte,
Venalfoge, female Pills, Female Specifie, w sr., used by
him comtantly and with unprecedented encoess, ha the
treatment of
Oo Clmoht, Cbanimption, Arbinal, Heart Diraura, ,Dys
prima, &merits, Skin Dimara, .27.11enn .Ftadie
ci„,,,pu t tna, Pau, dc, etc. Dr. Pardet unaptalled
Plant Ham, natal Abdominal Slappyrterm.
Dr. /LW: lmmiroad Plated &el
Spring 8 korkkr Brace. Dr.
Packs Wm, ham
!iv Tube.
Al all.lthala of Proprietary bfalkinee, at the lowed
prior. Iridium's and retail. novlekdaw
If you don't want to be Straight iloaq
wear Milky Skoialldcr Drone
Sr For mote than two years we hate worn Dr. Keyeer's
Washington Suspender Brace," and *MI its pleasant duty
again to recommend its wee to all of sedentary ochoPatlelm.
thmibining the advantages of a alma/der Mara with those
of a pair of Suspenders, it Ls light and comfortable i and
efferitually counteracte the dispoontiosi to bears* door
sbouidered. TWO. of our readopt who are ka a~kaoch
an article, should call on Dr.-Keyser, on Wood alsehl am ,
tier of Virgin alley, and examine this Brace, which has to.
moil' , been much Improved.—Pattsburph Ihspeuch, Dot:em
ber B th, 1834.
EgAd • holonde and retail at Dr. KEYSER'S Tram and
hoolder Bran Depot, 140 Wood irt met. Eign of the Golden
Mortar. decadan
-------
Baillell Suparane Toilet Soap.
ItLbiuND SOAP, prepared Bum the puma and best rue
tenet. ; it gives the skin • luxuriant brilliancy, and
imparts to the hands • delightful almond odor.
BRIAR.", Olive Oil, ?I/Adore,
Bouquets, Nymph, Henry,
Pistachio, Brown Windsor, Palm)renr,
Patchouli, liershmellow, Brown Omnibus,
Come, Hazelnut Ott, Palm Omnibus,
Verbena, Spring Flowers, Lilac
Ambrosial, Jenny Lind, Circassian,
kitu,k, Spermneettl Tablet, Ponrine ' go.
1 would reapeeifully solicit Um attention of the ladles of
Phllalelphia to my Perrault Loamy/ r Liquid Oily Iliodium,
for rendering the skin sett and fair. Also, my A mygdalloe
Lotion, for removing freckles, pimples sod asperity of the
fare, and to impart to toe Ain delicate elasticity.
Fayards i lilayn's Papier fur Rheumatism, Pains, lrrita.
Ilona of the Chest, Lumbago, Wounds, Borne and Corns, •
superior 'hooch article, universally used throughout
Europe.
The subscriber continues to manufacture his celebrated
Rose, Almond and Ambrosial SHAVIAU elt/11.1, erkieb aro
unequalled by any in Lhia country or to Eurepe, and for
.hies be coached • Prise Medal at the Wornre rare, Lon
don.
To be bad of the principal Druggists hi Pittsburgb, and
throughout the United Mate. X. BAZIN,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
tic. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth,
jan22.4awlso Philadelphia.
LIST OF 0115111:112 PAZIOTT
or atm:, an sot eau IT
FL MIMING aatritir.its,
er
wham, .iggies and Dealers or Rana Ned.pes,
001•GICI . Yourtl'and Wood streets, Pitt,burgla.
KENLY.Ii'd AMERICAN COMPOUND;
Jayne's A.tersUrc:
Carroleative Balsam ;
Hair Dye:
Expectorant;
Sanative Nils:
Hair Tonle;
Wistar's Belum of Wild Cherry ;
Bryant's Pulmonary B 11114.1;
Ilconand's German Bitters;
Hollsed dO
liontettet's Stomach do
Merchises' Marine Cathol into
Storm.' Scoteb Clough Candy,
Price's do;
Thorn's ' do;
Howe's do;
Osgood's India Cholagogus ;
Morse'. Invigorating Cordials
Tyler's Gum Arabic Drops;
Harrison's Hair Dye;
Phalon's do
Batchelor's do
Meklunn'e Male of Opium;
Bryant'. Purifying Extract;
Dailey 's Pain Extract;
Brown's, Semen OrJalllatta Ginger.;
MoAllister's do do:
Kidder', Lndellible Ink;
Payson's do do;
Arnhold's do;
Dr. Curtis' Elygerna ;
Lyons' Kathalron;
David's Lilly White;
Baxin'e do;
Tobias' Liniment;
Hunt'. do;
Allen'. Nene and Bone Liniment
Mexican Mustang do;
Furore Arabian do;
Gardner', do;
Barrel'. Indian do; •
Carter'. Spanish Mixture;
Barne's Pile Lotion ;
Moen Pen;
Scarpa's Acoustic Oil;
Merchant's Gargling Oil;
Rushton, Clark., a Co.'s Cod Liver Oil ;
McAllister's Ointment;
Singe Itch do;
Yerrel's do;
Gray's do:
Track's Magnetic Ointment;
Judkin's do;
Swaim's Panama;
Houck's dot
Sargent's Infant Panacea;
Perry Davie' Pain Killer;
Ayer's, Cherry Pectoral;
lloughten's Pepsin;
Kier's! Petroleum;
McLane. Celebrated Liver Pills
Brandreth's do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Plll.
Lee's Aritl-bilious do;
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
Evens d o ;
Swaynee Extract Sarsaparilla Blood ills
Jayne's Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend's Health d o;
Jew David's Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newman's do;
Radwey's Ready Relief;
Morrie' Remedy;
ProL Wood's Mir Restorative;
Emereon's do;
Ball's Sarsaparilla;
Towneend's do;
Band'. do;
Guysot Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
Wolff's Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey ;
Highly Scented Brown Windsor
Moak;
',Lcullzusee Specilic•
McLane's Sudan& Cough Syrup;
Tyler's Gum Arabic do;
Sellers' do;
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry ;
Smith's Tonic Syrup;
Berry's Tricophoroue;
Norwood'! Tincture of Varatrom Wind, ;
McLane'. Celebrated Vennifuge
Dr. Lccock's Pulmonic Wailers;
Thompeart's Eye Water;
Agents gar all of Dr. MoOlintock'eyemily:Medicinef;
Dr. Needham:Nitre:sit Pumps;
Water's Atmospheric Breast Pumpe;
Gum Kinetic do do lobletly
,o, h.i.L
s:+' . -
.- . ii. • • .
TAT IT ONCL
NU=
• e-s, •
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i i ',;
A VANS or NNVNINVY4fITII ACIIXII lON sll6o—Por ACIWINOW.,_ ,
sale, • spell lino, situated three miles from Prince- Wag F. I mes If°. / 9 Moth olzools agent lbr milhig
ton, Va., haring • new Log Home, and 10 sores Cl eated: a , a nd L ay
poni ftlO w aTll,.. tu la no , sir asstbothw to
new and substantial rail nom, -of ewes rails lo height ..ti Ene . iblia.
Ttda farm Lot excellent and bin • healthy lora, . noti ii Patent Oil Whams ter Sawn Iltsitics;
Uonoritb good water. T o mah
persons of moil mew this Is
.. I:elt , n i :O Roth Drillit•l Waal ranee;
_ .
a rare OPPollowdh of persons
their own landlord. Poe , wo PoWol ,fm " . ....if tr...
terns. 4o apply to . . Et . °m om A Km, j Copeland's Stationary and Portable Bow Hills;
jan2o 140 Third street. 1 emoßlotolbolon and Water Ott i and,
I thiffittes - Wrooght Iron Baftroad Chair bleohlues.
A FARM OP BM ACRell FOR BALB—gisnyw 7 mik e : Th ese articles have bews examined by praelieal mechanic.
di. foam Farmington,Vo,neor the road leading to Bruce and toeddoht and 9,0,0, .operfor to .py to ow
ton. The land lay, wall and la of good quality, -with gm! 77.1...7,..eth 0 5in5d to sell Bights to make tied vend these
' buildl= orchard of grafted fruit trees, and I. well water • ... twee le ~,,y ,r, of th e oo.t r y.
ed.
Real Fetate sl = o h ; "'"°"bl' El. PICRITTEIIm.ntRTAAPITON't. 11 " 4 .
..... ,....... I.le ha5,......0150
Work r ork_ sals hot - pressed Notts and Wasner,, and
Jan 23 ' No. 140 Third str,,t. i --"'"'" '"'''
lie is alio prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
T. beg.
: patented Nights and new Inventionn and give to the bold
gill E PROPERTY eitaated corner of Webster and Fulton nee. f e ithfal and sonstant•dention.
I streets, from and after the lit of April next. 1 hie is i fi e r e f. t o tin frdlosing
an eligible situation for • large Boarding House or a Tavern I ARD.
neAd. It contains one :ergo Brick Boa" fronting on r.la no submit:en hare long ire acquainted with un
toe two email '*""'""., fronting " Cr.'"'"l idofsr P. Beton, and bare so limitation in mom...ding
stmt; sad liteble, fronting on Webster street. At a very ta t o, t o e it w h o owty wish t o ee t ploy his ...vice% as a On
moll eat sox the back bulkUngesati be converted Into eta- demon of nsulonblipi integrity and Indefatigable Indo.try,
bling capable of aiding twelve horses. For terms apply , In wh o . eeeet w eei eeeey reliance may be N eee d .
to
AUSTIN LOOMIS, ' Neville B. Oral., W. Robinson, Jr.,
janlO in Fourth street Wm. Lo ri mer, Jr. John Graham,
W. 11. Denny, H. Childs t Co.,
James Wood, N. Holmes A Bons,
P. ft. friend. Bruner A Baton,
L. R. Livingston,
ii istMadis, William P. Johnston,
%%lilt= Phillips, Andrew Pulon7t
Wilt-Mk I PrirldttlilS, A. rf. Looted.
Prressomin. November 27tb. 1814.
A Por Salo or Rout.
WELL FINISHED TWO EITOEY BRICK DWELLING,
on Third street, between Smithfield mid Grant rtrei•tx.
Apply to J. W. BUTLER,
ja, 18 Front street.
•
I ms to Rout.
WILL LaAss MK OF MY FARMS, in East Deer
township, Allegheny county, situate within two anti a
half tales from the Pennsylvania Oanel; cash onntatietng
luta .trds of TWO HUNDRED ACRES, all improved. boo
dittp -.ld to rent call at my residence, Locust [WI Perm,
near Tafel:WM.
ile,22antailaLf
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALIMIHNIIY CITY, 24 feet by
lob. A good bargain can be had by applying •0012 at
the office of the MOANING POST.
.111-4 f
A fo r Sae.
000 D BUILDINU Lot
LOT, 24 feet l
front on Carson street
by 100 feet In depth, In Dlrsolugharo, sill Le Fold
cheap. Enquire of OEO. Y. GILLIIORE,
irl3 at °Oka of the Morning Pool.
. ..--...
Basement To Let.
A BASEMENT ROOM, 21 fi;et wide by 42 deep. two-thirds
aboveground, well finished .1 well lighted, edit be
rented cheep until the Ist April. Enquire at the office of
the MONNING POET. di.eZt
BOILDLNG LOT FOR S•LE.
AA I.OT feet front on WYLIE street, Kati estradia4
bock 109 teat to Wide alley. On the bark part or the
Loot is a Cellar Wall, built lbr i.e small Houses. Ili. ion
lu in • dealrabl• location for residence • end will be auld
low, and on favorable term. Title good, nod clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of EIZO. F. UILLMOIM,
irt3 At Mee of Bforairag POOL.
•
Three Houses and Lots fur Sala.
WILL be sold at private male, 'MUM 1101/829 AND
LOTO. tine Brick HOW., situated on Ferry, between
Fourth and Liberty streets; Lot VA feet front by 79 feet
hack.
!deo, one Lot and tern nooses, on Logan street, Binh
Ward. One Rouse fronting on Lags. street, and the other
on CarPentres alley: Lot 24 feet by 100.
Also, the stand 1 now occupy, on the corner of ferry and
Water etreets, the lease running oneyear from let of April,
1811, with the Furniture, Bedding, & o. The Howe at pres
ent is doing • good bosinese, and la pleasantly !mated.
For term, and further particulars enquire of
earner of F ALM. OUPPLES,
Perry and Water stream
V /MUMMY HEAL ISTATB FOB SALE Arpoining the Borough of Mancheetar—TlLLßlT BUILDING LOTS,
each 24 fast front by 100 feet deep, and fronting on Market
street 00 feet ht width, are colre km sale quite low, and on
reasonable terms of payment. This property to part of-the
estate of the late James Adams, Esq., amt the title is per
fad and beyond dispute. Apply to _
noril
For Bloat.
A DESIRABLE ODUNTIty RESIDENCE, in Pitt town
, aur, with Two Acres of Ground, Fruit Tows, Shrub.
wry, Outhotow, An, will be rented dump, and for • berm
of pore to • gnat tenant. Apply to
SWARTZ,
at the ales of Patrick 'a mead
`MALL FARM I+oll. — &&l.s—Coeulstlng of 122. acre, , 68
0 in deification; with • new Frame Dwelling House,
gxd Well at the door, Log Rouse, Stable, te.; Sugar
Damp or 400 trees, and • arnal Peach and Apple Orebael
situate ten mile. from GalliOpolla, to UAW& county, Ohio.
Price $l2 an acre. 8. CUTHIfighT $ EON,
sell
140 Third anat.
el doll TUNA:4c fa WALITED, th e noes
%,_y and Store panne:
Two Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms on Third street.
A large Store Room on Fourth street, near Wood.
That missions Hall on Fourth street, (Llrgo's HAL )
A large Tavern Stand in East Illimlnghata
A Dwelling House on Meth street.
A Dwelling House, of 8 rooms, on Logan street
• large House on Dom, at the bead of Firth effect
A Hume, of 3 room; on Bedford street.
A Dweihog House on Water street, near arta.
A throning House in Birmingham, near the Perry Land.
mg. Apply to 0. °MILDEST SOS,
janls
140 Third street.
WWinll To PROCUItE A diTUATION tor • koutig
Man, as • Partner in • small manufacturing stab-
Inhalant. Re la aide to make himself useful In any depart.
aunt, and has •low capital of from POO to $7OO. He la • good
plain kook.per and salesman, but would prefer being
employed in or shoat the manufactory.
jant3 B. CUTHBERT & BON,
140 Third etreeL
g .fiE.VPDWELLISU IIuLIOES.—We tare on oar YhTarti
a.. / ter several good sulatantial Dwelling !louses, whkh
will be sold at low prices and on easy terms of
but tto.
• god opportunity to obtain bargains. Or you prefier to
build a louse to suit yoursel4 we can (=nab you with a
lumlitoma Building Lot, at as low a prim al $260.
P. CUTHBERT & BUN.
jani Real Estate Agents, 140 Third ntreet.
JUST PUBLISHED—The Government of the tethodtst
Epteetmel Church, Anti Republicannd Degotle r by
n tn. YritichaeL Second edition, enhirmel; prkw,, in paper
31 eget., in muslin SO cents, by mall, prapald, 36 MUM.
JOHN 8. DAVISON, Publisher
GS Market street, near Pcm4Ja.
janl9
jJ Ulli HALL—One hundred comae received and torptle
XII, by IL Miner a Co.
The mile, the laugh and the tear come amigo at her
' , idling. If you don't believe it, read 'lrgith Hall.' • •
If you haven't read ' Huth Hall,' bura.eopy, and we will
warrant Jou to read It twine throng h.” -...to Arra.
anny fern's last book has abeorbecqui very much, a,.d
awakened a feeling of profound inter/m[4u the 1•021:11.1 who
can write her name and duaractereu barLdibiy in our mind.
• • • • Huth Hall' hula barn read with greater avidity
than any book Once ' Uncle Tomes Cribb!? "—PhZ:I44AM
arm lien.
•
It is a great book; great in genius,iteat in spirit, and
great as a literary production."—Lktylot•Gasstte.
loth hall' is by far the ablest of her productions and
contains many pass:skine equal to anything in the tdagtish
language."—Dmlgs's Lateran, Mumma.
•• have seldom peruNed a book which affected us more
.trougly."—Am. Chronicle.
It in published complete In one tine solume,neatly hound
'.Wt; prwte $1,25. Yoe sale by .
11. IkINER & CO.,
No. 32 Smithfield street.
EIV BOOKS —General Nutittui of Chemistryby Ps
11 lours and Frerny ; trans's/Wire= the .V. ; colored
Belly Bracken; a Tale of Forty Year, Ago: by Ambit
chambers linoltord.
May and December; a Tale of Wedded I if, by Mt
Bubble:ls
Brueba oat Picked Up on Om Continent, or Lf•t :11113.
mere Trip to the Old World: ey Orville Horwitz.
American Sportsman: by Elisha J. Lewis; illustrated.
A Translation of Virgil; new edition.
The Plusieer's Daughter: by Erni:son Bennett.
The Mysteries of the Ikturt of QUrcU Anne: by W. IL
Aitteworth.
Just receive.] by express and for,ule by
=AML. 11. LAUFFEIL
07 Wood e.reet
Atv Consequences: by Henry Wikoff.
Hey and December: by Mrs. Hulbeck.
Ruth flail: by Fanny Pero; 10th supply.
The Life Barnum: written by himself.
Lllies and Vlolet,, or Thoughts In Prose and Verae on the
Bram of Maidenhood by Rosalie DelL
Ida May, or Stories of Things Possible and Actual.
The Pioneer's Daughter: by SIM.= Banntitt.
Thu Mysteries of the Court of Queen Anne: by Wm. liar.
rlson Anuworth. For sale by
W. A. GILDENWINEY t 00.,
janl6
No. 76 Fourth street.
,lARIES YOR 1836.—A large assortment of the above
useful article for sale at the lowest rates. 'lhoee who
would luire 26 per rent should call at
1508 bA3I'L B. LAUFFER'B, Fr Wood at.
JlOOllBl BA/OHB I '
) Riley.
Ruth Hell: by Fanny Fern; sixth supply.
Life of Barnum, by himself, fifth supply.
Life of Horace Greeley; third supply.
Ida May by Mary Langlon; third supply.
Harper, for January; etch supply.
Putnam, for January; fourth supply.
Graham, for January; fourth supply.
Galey, tor January; airth supply.
Knickerbocker, for January.
Frank Leslie'e Ladles' Gazette.
Frank Leslie's New York Journal, for January; a on
Monthly Magaelne, devoted to roman., general literature,
science and art; prloe 18 cents.
All the above just received and for sale •t the cheap Book
!Bore of BAWL. B. LAUFFER,
janl3
87 ••--
-.-,
• va
—Paddleford and Its People: by
F ASHIONti FOIL JANUAKY—FAANK LESLIAII LA
-OAZSTTIL—The January number of this Mag.
asinetemotuences the third volume. The Gasette is pub
lished on the brat of every month, and contains all the
meet
newest fashiona for the following month, In every dert.
of ladles' and children's costtune. Zech number pa has
elm a large variety of patterns for needle work, a sheet of
pew music, and • paper pattern to cut • drum by. Prim
2.5 carets • number, or $3 year, poetage free. Subscrip.
tione received or single numbers eold by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY A 00.,
No. 76 Fourth street.
an M P i u ta tn,fr harper , for January.
am o January.
Ciodey, for January: third supply.
'Graham, (or January; ;mood 'apply.
Peterson, for January; 17 cents.
Ballow, km January; 10 cents.
Blackwood, for January.,
Subscription to four British ilaviewe and Blackwood, $lO.
Those who would nave Ai per cent in subscribing by the
Sear, or buying single ooples of the above, should call at
SAMUEL B. LAUFYILIIII,
jan3
- - - N 0.6 7 Wood Anat.
ok s.
lAM authorised to se Low 80 1 l low some valuable Law Book..
lo rola Pa. Reports, by Bur;
Bouvier's Inatltutes;
°seemlier's Xvldence;
Wharton's Digest, last .d 4
Arid other Report., Elementary Works, ke.
ORO. F. GILLMORX,
at the °Rios of Morning Pod.
Dissolution, of Partnership.
ryas PARTNKILSIIII. heretofore existing between J. S.
& T. B. HAMILTON, in the Law business, is this day
doeolved by mutual consent. The unfinished business of
the firm will be attended to and settled sin by T. B. Hamil
ton, wbo is fully authorised to attend to the tame.
THOMAS B. HAMILTON,
JOHN S. HAMILTON.
be I have determined to leave for the West, I take
pismire in recommending my partner, Thomas 11 html!
ton, to the patronage of my Mends and former clients.
.101111 lIAMILTON.
Pittsburgh, December 25th, 1854—{declIblre
VOIL BALL—An Fiame Ileum and Lot, au
.r Res.& street, Allegheny city, at a very low rate. En•
quire of
MAUS WOODS,
jateatt
75 Fourth street.
0 10 AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOCK will
be taken .t par in exchange fir a good Fana of 100
acres, 2.5 i miles north of New
Enquire of BriAton, if ail . leitioe soon.
RM.
jan22:tf THOMAS WI
7.5 Fourth ftreet.
!Lute to sell during their Semi-Annuel See One?, d i . '
scriptlon of Dry Goode at about one.balf the usual prim,
end much law than suction rates. janl6
GLOAK&—A. A. MASON a 00. will offer the Wang* of
Yanktheir Cloaks, oansprieing elegant French sad ffMr
York patterns, and of their own inanuketnre, at a Moo
lion of nearly opielialf the initial prime.
Donnie Patent Rook Dl , lll
iv. 0 MOAT 300 POUNDS; can worked and V ) moved men, and do the work of thre
th , , , rlinary s ay . S. S. Fowler & Co., Manufacturneorair in
Tho subeeriber has been appointed sole agent In the 131,d.
lei :•tates, for the sale of rights to use these Machines.
kIOSU. V. EATON, 19 Sixth etreet.
So
lion. Wm. P. Johnston, President A. V. B. IL;
W. &Moor Hobert., Esq., Chief ling. A. V. R. IL;
Gen. Wm. Latimer, Jr., President P. & C. H. B.;
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Chief Eng. P. & C.H.
Mew.. Manful a
It Nicholson, Contreetora for the P. & 8
H .
decl9
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED RE
DR. C. K. JACKSON, PhillAdelphiA;Pa.,
WILL arra:Mist, mar
LIVER COMPLAINT, DY6PC . CIA. JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nereerue De hasty, Diseases gf the Xidwyl, rati
oil dimmed arising/ma a dimonfered Liao Or fifoM4ca. 1
aaConstlpa
tkm, Inward Pils,
redoes, or Blood to the
Heed, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausemileartburn, Disgust for Food,
Pewees or weight in the Stomach, Lour
Eructations, Finking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Hind, Hurried
aDg Difilcult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, °bak
ing or fluffecating Sensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dote of Webs before the Bight, Fever and
Dull Pate In the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain L 2 the
Side, Beek, Chad, Limbs, Ad, Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
. Corutant b
ingsof andgreat
Depression of
Bpittiter
The proprietor, in calling the attention of the publie to
this preparation , dose so with a feeling of the candid confi
dence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for wkkh
It is recommended.
It is no uew and untried article, but one that hss stood
the teat of a ten pare' trial before the American people,
arid its reputation and axle is tuutralloi by one dmllar pre
?dation!! extant. The teettmony in ite favor given by the
nerd prominent and well known Physicians and indevkltr
ale, in all parts a
toms country ls imminese. Redlining any
who may doubt, my "lfecnorabilla,"or Pradleal &mint
Book; for Fanners and Familiee, to be bed gratin of ell the
Agents Orr the German Bide=
Principal Ocoee and MallrLfar427, 120 Arth erne, Mu'
del Ai., Pa.
Sir Sold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 1.40 uul street: B. A.
Fah:mitotic A Co.. No. 6 Wood street; Flaming Brothers,
600 Wood street : H.P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Alkgheny.
decl92lawly Is
JAMBS BLAKELY
norarawaus issmasif cis COMPANY
OP PITTSB URGH,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREET&
&nebulized capital, 4 1 30 0,000.
TNSURE BUILDINGS mad other property *Mast k or
damage by The, and the perils of the Ges, tad Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rudy PatteisOn,
W. APClintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
Josiah King, 7. Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones George IL White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
James S.Neelay, W. tl. Haven,
. Wads Hampton, a. Wilkins,
Hon. WIL
IL 11.:
° Vt i . IiNSTON, President
BODY PATTERbOM, Vice President.
A. A. Comm, Secretary and Treasurer.
a a Csaun , Anintlpt Seen
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
ANTRA INSURANCE. COM PAN Y,
HARTFORD, CONN.--CHARTERED 1819.
Cash Capital, PAID UP.8300,00D.
MDR THIRTY.SIXTII ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
AMBUN of the AIWA INSURANCE COMPANY, of port
ford, as famiahed this agency on the lot of January, 4b55,
nialer oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered --.4 10,6,2 05
Serenty•two Mortgage Bonds,fland 7 cent., pay
able oeaMannually 7OO 00
Debts due the Company, mound by mortgage-. 7,216 17
BMW Ileeeivable ' mewed, payable at Bank— 128,3 35
Railroad Stocks to ConnecticaL 97,516 00
Bank Stocks in the dry of Hartford--......-. lupe' 00
Bank Stocks in New York 98,060 00
Cash on hand, to Bil2k, and to bands of Agents
and others-- -----.--- 212,606 06
$773,278
The amount of liabilities due or not due to Henke or oth 63 er
eroditons,—notbing.
Losses adjusted and dna—Lone.
Lowe adjusted and notdue, $148,518 22.
Loewe unedjneted and in sucpume, waiting for forther
pibof, $61,257 50.
All other claims against the Company are_,immall., 'nab
only as printing. he.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured in any city, torn or village, depends
upon the character, material and conrtrurtionot buildings,
the width of etreetry the sappir of 'rater and condition of
the fire department, and other drconastances. .
The *mount insured in blocks of building. varies; the
design is to limit the lOU by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or les.
TIIO. d ....I.I.XANDER„ Secretary.
1311T2 or COMM-11a'; 1 Hartford, Jan. 1at,18.35.
Hartford county. f
Palatially appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the -Etna Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement by • him subecribed, le true, according to
hie bed knowledge and belief
likiNfLY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company (or the year 18.53 esreel
Si&O,Puti, while the prem.:tun rekneirett lot the seals Sane
far eloved any other year, duce the organization of the
Cc-mum:ay.
l'oLici.+, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is.
aord at this agency, at remunerative rates.
lir Office, No. 07 Water street, Pitteburgb, Pa.
jaoll TEN EYCK. Agent.
AT/CE. I. VILE INSTITUTE '
RAND STREET, (SOUTH SIDE,) CET. PENN STREET
AND THE RIVER, PITTS:IIh Ell Li, PA.
1 - IACTORBAELZ, Orddnate and Practitioner in the Old
Sebtrols of Medlcine,Allopethie and Homempattuc, and
f,.r the past ten years a successful Bydropethist, has opened
a WATER CURB in the above location.
The perfectly safe, direct and immediate effect this sp.
tem has on all Fever., and all dbeasse acute and chronic,—
while it is mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable in families, who
will be treated at their homes.
..•
Allopathlc end Homeepathic treatment will be admlnis.
tared where dealred; but, after long and thorough expo ,
rience, Doctor Hada gives • decided prefenmoe to Hydro.
pathy, which has, throughout the old end new world,
proven or eminently successful in every form of disease,
Metalling Incipient Consumption,Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Inflanueatory end Chronic itheunatism, Asthma.. Cute.
news, Nervous and Liver Diseasea. Testimonials of muse
from highly reputable eldsens of nearly every State in the
Union, can be examined at Doctor Beo&o dam. The Hey.
Clergy areinetted to consult him gratis.
Warm water being need In theannmannenent, end often
throughout the [nutmeat, leis &luxury instead of unpleas
ant, no three unacquainted might auppose.
Rumunrcsa—hiesers. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilson, W. 11. Williams, Thompson Bell, J. B. Wei.
den, D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, B. H. lingllsh, B SL
Kerr.
The undersigned, having visited Doctor Imita
tion and Plumped his aucceseful treatment, cheerfully re•
commend hint ea a thoroughly placated and skillful Phy•
siclani
Charles T. Russell. Joe. WConnelle, David Hunt, John
Cards, Robt Patrick, John B. Lningeton, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick., 11xpes P. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg. tired
8.. *. A. C. D 111.11011.11,
LITHOLESALE GROCERS, arid Dealers in Produce, For
TV eign Wines inn; Liquors, OU Mationgabeisand Kinn
ard Winaky, No. ZA Liberty st, Pittsburgh, Ps. i v 29,1
Silver Biassaidactory.
SPOONS, FORlid, ./MBLEILS, do.—llsnocnaru Palma.
—Owingto superior facilities In manufacturing my own
work, we are now selling at least 10 per cent. lower thaa
the eastern cities, or elsewhere. All work is warrauted.
Sterling Sneer.—We also manufacture dpoons of the
British sterling quality.
Watches and Watch repairing =tamed, with Avery fa
cility and renewed denten:anal., to give entire satisfaction
to customers, both as to price and the superior quality of
the work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
corner corner of Market and Fourth Stre ets.
• - • '
PITItBBUR6EI COACH. FACTO&V..
N. IMMLOW WAREN L. 811IVIXIS. —.ol:oltra ALUM
Bigelow & Co.,
SOOOBBBOEB TO E. M. BIeIELOW, No. 46
Diamond alley, near Wood street, Pitts
burgh-00ACHES, CARRIAGES. ELIZA
TOES, BOGGLES, and every description of
Dairy vekkelee built to order, and finished to a mortar on
surpassed fur beauty of dadeten, elegance of Walt, skill 0
I ...kmanahiPe and durability of materials.
WAIL work warranted. 00.9
MOURNING GOODS
FRANK VAN °ORDER ban Just received a large and
beautiful essorusient of 3fourning Oceans, Clem!!
sad Betts In Crape, Tarleton and fildik black lace and
gauze Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, In wool, cotton,
and ; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, In all qualltiii.
Alexander it Bekion's best Rid Gloves can always be
fond at N 0.133 MASH= mart corner of the .Dia
mond. novl7
BY • sober, Industrious young man, who will denitehle
entire time to his boldness, a SITUATION AS SHIP
PING CLERK Ina Wholesale or Retail Wareboo Fe. or A,
distant Book-Keeper, or a place Ina Grocery or mei
Store; and a - 111 make himself generally ocelot tc Lir erc.
gdoyer. A note addrussal through the ' , Jet Offlee to 'A. B.
b.," or lest at the aline of the "Poet, " will receive I romp
attention.wel.ll4if
C. B. Beadly Co.,
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE , No. 82 Third strati,
neer Metaled., would respectfully inform their friends
and the public gemtlly, that they here now in store their
complete PALL STOCK, coals log of CARPETS of every
deemiplion, from the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the
moei n ingrain. Ramp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from oat,
to ght yards wide, new designs sod very rich. Como aIW
Canton Matting. Druggcts, Rugs,/dsts, Stair Bak. Window
Shades, lie. Persons in want are invited to call and imago
ine their atoog. Steamboats, Hotels, ad y am .
failed on the most reasonable WEILL
•i-" Smal l prolite and quick salea." - St
TERMS CASH ONLY.
VG-ANNUAL SALM OF' ROOMY AND GLOVIIB.--
0 A. A. MASON t CO. will open on Thursday, Jenuel7
Upward. of 500 dozen of Gent& and Ladle& Woolen
Hooloy 004 Wong, whkth Will fit odd at a rodzkotto u of
molly osoloill Or usual pier. j. 11.1.8
..
4.
sw
k
MISCELOUS
Mill
- • •„.
IWIROADE4 0
____________ _
! CLYVILAND LID PI2IIIIIIIIOI
1 nt coAIMS Tili
Ohio oaf Umulled;
17A , COL
ITSZ ahortest e adshn to et wall snoatrellahl ft s swift attM,
'
.
This route is tees Astadtal milli 'abates sad abstain&
1 hours quicker to than the cirentiess ow VIA /X
1 IIiAXAPLI& 13,"11° '
Throb Daill Tinins footmen littaistrgit and Clewsieli.
, Thine Daily Trains between Clorehod old • . .
Time to Cleveland Mx hours, Chimp mod .1,06,
. .
and Bt. Loots thirty.neven kali.
TIA ALTJAN
Trains for Cleveland leave Alhan e
at Till, A. X; 12.00,
M., and 640 P. ki ternts.etise at fl4o um with Truths Irns
Cuyahtira Falls and Akron, arid elershiad at
1064, A. X., 120, 8.20,M 4 in
.
The Trains of the Oblo and Penna. ilailrnd, lasvaiPitts
blush at AOO, 6. X, &AO, A. hi, sod am all =-
engine at Alliance with train, which arrive in teevaland
at 1004, A_ ld, 2.:63, P. 31., and 8.45, P. it;
Oates for Toledo, Chi ago, Ac. Louie. Reek island,
oat de ena, and the biorth.west, who wish to
ving vs thronsiew Rh
e the train lea Pittsernwh at.
8 bn A. X., and miring in Cirrehad at IX P. DT, at that
is the only train by which close connections Are
through to the short pant& Possengens by thia,rude traki
reaeh Chicago at 7. 80 next morning .and St. Louis at mid
nitt,t.
•
Fro gained by going els Cleveland, eight holm
Tile Trains from Cleveland to ?sled. end
fol Cicago Mare se
iq qes: Lame Cleveland at 7.50 awl 2 "40 A . h
11., 7 44 P .
ervit r at Mew at. 11.00 P. M., 7.40 I. M. and 1:2001 IL '
Trains leave for Rock /slaw! sad 82. Cools es follows:
Le, e Chlago et 9 15 A. M , 10 05 and 11.44 PAL
Tweeeogers An et /..3.p co over kook lama kkaccioa cc
Job,t, and thence over the Chicago and Itlasisstppl Itafirolit
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (2S miles) to 82 Cools.
Paseenger e by the P. A. IL, Trate metre In 82 Louts et
11.36 fame meals', and by the 10.05, P. IL Train et Dona
next dzy.
chec Btillage
for Chloe. dwelled t Sod hrough Loo tots. Cleveland, and the? e re-
ked 82
FAX VIA ALLIaptCS AND CLM912,18D.--',
ler MAAS.
In mesa Yon emu.
To Alliance--. 42 MI To
—.--41/ 48 e .9 Mi
Cleveland.-- 400 C li ii =e-- 14 2.0 11 90
Toledo—...— .. 600 Rock iambi: us 90 Al 44
Detrolt---. 600 82 Lade-- 19 611 —lO 41
Possengess see regoested to poetise thole tlelusie at the
office of the Company, In Monongahela lion., third
,door
below the corner. J. DURAND, Sop't Cleveland_ ,
dart J. A. cauGarr -t,
______
OIELO Mit
SAVANZA JULLULOAD,
Mew Arraarsaaa
ts .
COMMJINCING P. 2? ROA R F 2., 1864;
1854. t- • •
-
AK, AIL TRAIN lea.vas Pitteltanth at 8
U. ance ; takes W at Croatia,. and maker a elan con
nection there with a fast &rpm' Train, reaching Cincin
nati aboutB2 o'clock at night.
=PHEW TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh ai 8 cr` i =
utter the Arrival of the &curers train nom
cod reaches CrmUlne at 11,30 P. M., connecting with the
NIAt &mum which melee Cincinnati in the morning.
CClMUettkdill an made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
BeliontaLue and Indians railroads for Dayton, Indianapolis
and towns in Indiana.
Connection an made with Moreland, Monrorrilln &us
dinky,
k Toledo, Delndt and "Mingo with Bum 'Upper
oiky, Paean, sd the towns on the Mad Bead ,
Alm, Mount P a
&mart, Zanesville and towni
on the Mansfield road.
lire to Cineinzmti ;to bahumpoif ors ; t o Th iy i on semi ;
to Tokdo 8 8 to Columbus. $4,26; to Zanesville $6,10; to
Cleveland $4. Through tickets to
.Lonimills at Wowed
rates.
8$ TURNING
THE EXPRESS TBAIN leaves Crean:us at 1.16 P
and reaches Pittsburgh at 820 P with tbs
foot Train through in Muh oar. to slab&
TRAIN leaver Crestline at 220,4 L 14.,tm the ar.
rival of the Night Na4nress Train trout CbschmaO, and
arrives at Pittsburgh -at P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
•
pittsturgh at 10 P
A M. M,
and 6 PM, and New Brighton at 11.
M, and
PHIUGHT TRAIN haves Pittsburgh at 7 A 114 and P P,
M., and arrives at 420 A M, and 4.80, I'M.
Sir The Trains do patron on &today.
46ir Tickets or further information, apPll at the ticket
once, of the Ohio and - Pennsylvania Railroad Crunpay, of
.1. G.
HomCURRY, at the corner office under the Mortongalteis
e, Pittsburgh, or of
OZOROK PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
:Ifederal stree Haase.
JOHN KNIZY r Passenge t r
Arc.
PIT? BDecY ,_ ST. • LOUIS MID AEW ORLON.
MOST DUN= AND ONLY ItHlLkuLt TONT
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
THENCZ BY
CHICAGO AHD MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
-
An Air Lino Routs from L'bie *go to St. LOUIE.
ritRAHVB LEAVE CIHEACIO DAlLYSundays excepted)
1 on arrival of Express Train or Southern itM
Central Railroads-
1a BT. LOUIS DAT 9:18, A. IL
2d. " NIGIHT REPRESS , . --1R0.% P. IL
Trains run through to EL Louis ht foutteen hours, no
Moixishtston, Slifiurfseld A i d es, dlton, maims Mom/calm
or towage, connecting at with mut,' Line of' Packet I
for Ilannittal, Whey and Keokuk , and at St. Laub with
FIRS? CLASS STEAM/MS FOR NEW ORLEANS.'
sad intermediate potted on the kliesimippl,snd with regular
lines of steamers for Etustme and Connell Blatt
TIME PROS! PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS lii ROHM
Baggage checked through to IL Louie, on Atiottlgun Ctia
UM and South= Trairm, and at Use depot hs Chieage
BOLLISUR, Clakago,
Ge Passenger Agent.
HICHARD P. YORGIAN, Su neral perintendent.
RS" Through Tickets to St. Lents, by this =mho, eau in
obtained in Pittsburgh, at 021ces of CLeveland and Pitts.
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. reep27dics
DR RENDERSON,
OCULIST'AND • Aviira
TILLS, ALL UMW= ON THU ITU LID US WITHOUT CUOMO,
12101150, ILLOTTHUNI, 01 TH. WM 01 CALOKHL OFFICB •
468 BROADWAY, OWL GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
Hours from 9 M. to 4P. K.
"no OUGH, GRANULATED LIDS, hitimmation, Aunts or
XL.
Chronic Blindnen with Rims, Irk* Amastrons and
Cataract Scrofulous& Warping ae Eyes, are among
the amass of the eye h irewhictreated by Dr. with
perfect sada:diction.
All disomes of the Bar treated upon scientificprinciples.
Artificial Byes inserted without an operation.
All letters still peenre prompt attention.
We Relent fallowing referosoces from among the thou
muds of cases which bare been anccensfully treated by Dr.
Henderson
Wm J. Pryer, 326.41 lboadwur, Albany, N. Y.
oiUfred Southwick, Printer, - " ".
f J. Good/void, Glans Pans, N. Y.
Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, 611.6.
*Rho. A. AL L. Wllson, New York City, N. Y.
t itlas Nary Bellows, N. N. Station, Duclono co., N. Y.
*Edward 0. Solenr, Bristol, Conn.
'John Seaman, Roemer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y. • •
Wm. P. B. Giles, (dna Courier and Eng, N. Y.
Jarr
j-Jameif Rodgers,e W. Kir by, Brooklyn, L. 11.
••
A. N. /Mores. Iblegnsph Operator, St. Nicholas Dotel
H. M. Ferri., Organ Builder, Flown= Et.
R. B. Doolittle, IL D., Hodson, N. Y.
Err Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
Al. P. Collins, Toecher Penmantdrip, Troy, N. I.
B. L. Ross, ditorny,N. Y.
A. Dlllembach, lichanimindy, N. Y.
• Capt. 11 U. ilaviland. Athena, N. Y.
John W. Heck. , Blngharanten, N. Y.
slhose patients were blind, and had to baled to the ales.
At the expiration of two weeks they could go afoot the city
at pteasore
eThese cum of dinsurada were restored to sight after
they were given ay as incurable by the faculty, and can be
referred to by any person who wishes to leap the hats In
these ease., by writing to them. • Jana
REV. DR. COVEL'S
RUE CHAT IC PILLS,
Fbr the So e, (Upick a tut Speedy Cure If Infkanymatory,
Clamor-, Mary and ifercumUZ Famenateene, Mao.
mar Genet, Lwabayo o kaa t as, and War Disarm affecting
the Nuomdeer Bystest.
,QTICH AN ARRAY OP TZSPIYONY *a Dr. CO►at.'a
Bactuumc Pula have called forth from all chases, vu
never voluntarily offered In favor of any other Medicine..
The cases of cure comprehend
EVERY STAGE OF aamuyiewaii,
Whether accompanied by that terrible senaibillty of the
parts effected, common in the inflammatory phase—by the
muscular contractions which so often render the victim of
Chronk Itheentathun a heiplew cripple, or by the enc.
changing symptom which are SOZlLltillial the charectederk I
of this Protean complahak
Unlike the "Sangrade practice of bleeding and purloin&
which some implant Dreams consider the itptheede mode of
mating itheumanno, these Pitts aostale and cherish the
anituel force% invigorate the constitution, - and thus act aa
the alliu of Nature in her efforts to cast off the disease
Their medical action is direct and rueellic. It mocha the
setteries usaibi or sada or the disorder, through all
complications of lIRTOS and braes in which Its entre
and expels from the blood the febrile principle which
and spreads, and intensibee, while it epreads the
Quacks of - the malady.
Caution—. Beware of Consterfellts: I •
H .
, and enquire tor km FlektUßL COVEL
Mit PiLLS, =ld see that the bones hare, tbe
outside wrapper, hie Agnates), oountersionel by G ut
whirl Genera l Agent. IP: lir&sdway, Nalir York, without
whirl none are out-mu
PAWS, FIPTY czyrs PER B 02:
.26.8.11 by Dr. GAO. H. ILEYM, Pi tubttegb : T. P.
FLAWING, Allegheny City. dee2ll:3m
Private Illsoaseme
DR. DROWN, No, 41: Dtamond Alley, De
votee his cake attention to en ales rivals°. rif
Ills boainesale mostly waned to Pirate
voiereal Distinct, andsua palataaffections,
131 4 .0rg....
brought on by im =dance, youthful Indiffsvose and .sens .
titans, 8 lie XfilPtiono,Gonorrlea,Oloot,B tartars
Ore linpruity of/ths Blood, with al Daiwa
aee of the Vonerwal Skin Dammam, Smrantte Brup;
tams, Totter, Ringworm, Marearial Dawasee,fiesolna•Weete
ow, Impotency, Him, itlemonstaan, Female liTeatateee.
Monthly Suppressants, Dawn of thaJoints, Vistula m
tie, Norman Affections, Pam in to. Back and Lam, Intl
talon of the Blades ad Raneye,sncoessially trostat— •
flore guaranteed
ftteen yeano proetka(dx to this city) enabler Drirown
to offer menranoes of • moody ewe to Minim may aloe vat
lie Maim
Moe sad Private 0011natittiOn RIMZILI, 41, Mumma Miry
as.Cbarges Elodente. norlkdAvily
D aItUDIATIIIII.—Dr. brown's
. 11 for Shroutatiout is a speed
that painful trouble. It never , 1
Office and Private Consultition
Pirttabwib,Pann'a. Tbr Doctor'
taerrhaelaw.
warily dial:oYMa re ay
and certain Reaiedy
llamas No. V. DIAMOND
Is alwaye at ham
Kleelslar Carrisele Factory.
TORNBTON, itROTRILIL t 0.i., PRACTICAL, COACH
t it saligits, comet of liebeeth sad Belmontareete, Atte.
gbeny city, P., have on hand and are taanufacturing
ea
aktensive saeortinent of Carriage., luickaways . Rogow
P ast Cue, Ay roads in all their driest etybs, with
stnet regard to durability and beauty 6 [bn/eh, sting in all
their work the best Juniata lton and easernthithory. ' Re.
pars attended to on the ewer reuthatde terms. They feel
ecalldent that all who may favor these with th eir patron.
teen mlnuteed
age, will be pettedly satirllad °Whist a their work.
The Pittebaryuring the day. and Manchester thwelburee purl rer, Of
od.WY
The Howie of Refuge
DOR iflifffiN PRINISbYLVABIa, Al - PITTSBURG IL
1: Winer open for the reception of inasateareguthrly nom.
=Wed train counties composing the Western Judicial Dile
riet of Pnensylranla. Penns of romminnent eau be the
Wiled of the Baperintendent. I.t the Bonze of Refuge, as
of the detantesp, at the alliaSof Palmer, Bannikeo.
By order of the Board.
deeth .14.USW ANDIIRSCIN.
SMALL Wirth OVA r..•
coantT. OM^
. -
SMALL 11.1Lttlth tOA TALL—ezt.ted to grils
L. county, Mo. 8. CUTlia EAT a 8.).N,
jatalo 140 Tbial mart.
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