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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
BY WILITE
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Know Norton& CONOTXTION convention
the delegateitlf the Know Nothing Order of
B . tiite is noweatembled this city, and the
" .' gam of the cabal are here from all parts of
'the Commonwealth.
_
otitasders, of course, are not permstted to
t • ! know what thin secret conclave is _aboutoo far
u its memberi can prevent- it; but as there are
iterieleaky Vessels afloat in such a fleet,
hasleaked gut indicate what
gates contemplate or are engaged in.
1. 4 la a gathering, we understand, to take
of the general affairs of the Order, from
settling the petty squabbles that arise in Ward
'end Township Councils up to the grave affairs of
Stake. The quarrels' among the faithful in this
sityare a portion '‘,ti its troubles, but it essays,
Meanwhile, as we no told, to discuss (perhaps
'to determine) whoshall be United States Sena
tOr; how Gov. Pollock shall manage amid the
difireitllies which surround him, - what laws dual
brought before thelegislature, and howword
what shall be done with the Public Works,
- '• a 4 &c.. So far Its State tartars are concerned,
it is, if these-f:ifc: ts be - true, an imperium in Ms
"
periO--ut emparewithin an empire --which blocks
- out the legislation of tit State, and leaves to our
' .- -' i iipresentitives the simple task of registering its,
edicts. Judging from the vote for Speaker in
.the House, the legislature would- seem to be in
-
bow to this invisible dictation and
"•' 'fir - the momentous questions which concern. us
as a people to be settled in alecret cabal of men
• wham the people have reposed no confidence
and to whom they nave entreated no power.
- Are the People preparestfor this new method
of goswrtMig When they chose their legiala
-1,2„; .• 'Sum they (apparently) did it under the convic
.don that Harrisburg was to be the 'seat of gov
• unman; and the Capitol the arena for discuss
* ; • 'Mg sad settling the subjects of legislation;. and
RAH not seem to be &their minds that an lire
„sixosible and unknown band of men would ten
'a 7, .1. tare to set the accotuttableepresentatives altos
People aside sai a secondary and suborrmate
body, and make them the mere mouth-pletei of
. . 'power behind the throne,
The reputation of the legislatures we have
had, open to they bate been to the light of day,
Ton.: bias net been abort, par for honeity and moor
initness. What, then, is this new and secret
legislation likely to be, ❑pan which there is
neither cheek nor re.seralint - - '
Tim LY.PISLASLME.—The Senate did not suc
ceed in organising, yesteiday. • The Snow Ice-th
ing members of the Senate persist in pressing
M. Hendricks; and Mr. Dania and Mr. Price
• . 7.•. • refused to Note for him under any circumstances.
Then two Senators offer, we-understand, to rote
, for; 31r. Skinner,' of Erie; bat tbit gentleman
" .not being a Know !Touting, the offer bas not been
Mr. Buckslew, we' learn by 'telegraph, is. on
hie way home, and will be in Harried:l=g by :Hon
day next ; His presence may change the aspect
of drake.
A private letter from Harrisburg informs us
that as Here were but five or si: Whigs in the
Ilowe who were unconnected with the Know
Nothing order, no attempt was made to hold a
-Whig caucus; .. and this handful of men, who are
all that is left of the dirtinctive Whig party, _were
_ .
not invited to attend nor permitted to participate
- in the cantos which nomMated Mr. Strong for
Speaker. •• • Ther were thrust aside and spurned,
became' not needed. In the Senate, however, it
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.11113 otherwise.. There, the new and secret portY
• is -unable to elect its Speakee without Whig aid,
;-, and so the canons was called in the name of the
Whig party. As only . three or four Whig mem
bers of the Senate were not Snow Nothings, and
tie it was known beforehand that the Order had
flied •on Mr: 'Ho:kicks as the 'nominee, Mr .
and lir. Barrie refused to attend, not wish
: lag .be bound by ouch a nomination. Their
--- offers to 'support another. unquestioned Whig
- were refused, and they were required to take
1 l'Hendricks or nothing. Besides being objections
•• hie to them us a member of an organization which
, is
in come measure hostile to the Whig party,
1 ' ' thenareer of Mr. Hendricks ass Senator has not
*pot kindto insure the mark of confidence in
volved in voting for him for Speaker.
We think our Senator and his colleague from
Philadelphia hare done right, and that, when the
acts are under Mood, they win stand approved of
their tomtittiente. .
". 'lf there is' a majority of anti 7 Nnow Nothings
in the Senate;. its we sappose,"they could not do
better than to nnite on Mr. Persia for Speaker.
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Goon &cur.—The Mt. Vernon Banner,
ited _by Leoky Harper, Esq., formerly of the
•_Poit, of this city, holds the following language
"..- •.is reference to the fraudulent election of Whit
fteld, the sbireholders,' delegate:to Congress front
~ "Au election obtained by each fraudulent means
• • will nerer be sanctioned by tha freemen of the
_ United States. if Gen. Whitfield has a particle
of honor or self-respect about him he will . not
nerve in Congress; for the hissing finger of scorn
and contempt will ever be pointed towards him.
=And if the Administration should sanction the
"illegal and revolutionary proceedings of the
• :slareholding rrtgalWnds above alluded to, or rec
ognize Gen. Whitfield as a kvally elected dele-•
tate, it merit:the unmitigated contempt of
every free man!"
.• Now if Mr. Harper and the Ohio democrats
.
. enli go a little farther, and condemn and
oppose the infamous outrage upon the free
etates by the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
•.„ and will join with the freemen of the North In
opposing at all hazards and to - the direst entreat.;
ity, the admissfori of Kansas as a slave state, we
will hid them God.specd and welcome them as
,brothers in the great straggle for,tho full recog.
zillion of the Principleti of human freedom.
Indeed, since it is now erideut that the Know
Nothing, organization is to become pro.nlavery,
there are indications that the Freesoilers, Anti-.
Whigs sand .11emocmts may come to
, gather OD a Northern Anti-Nebraska platform,
and if thly do, they will carry that state
pletely es Anti-Nebraska tarried it last
_These Fe times of rapid political changes, aril
the great pontimil cauldron is bubbling in a most
manner, and it is'difficult to make prog-
nowt:Mations, but we hare the; most undoubt
ing .faith in the permaneisco, strength and
growth of the Anti4flavery sentiment' in the
_
r -North. To doubt it would .he to despair of the
FT l ltefFtee , 01 Liberty among men.
As badicatiOn of the present tendency of
'lCnosi;Nothingisto, the Boston Traiek, remarks
I s t thaasidoit Kinky, the Know Nothing mnyor of
"Baltinti* , wroto :to the Boston K. N. Soiree,
that "all Sectional jealousies, all geographical
l l nlices" must be forgotten. Coming frcm
southern man, this is easily understood. It
means that Char sll9t be no mom oppositionto
tba_encroachmenls Slavery—no more mug
, muse manifested to the peculiar institution, and
-. in this iiew of the matter the anti-filasery
.
trors of the mgatusation are expected to coincide.
If they do not, they are to be treated, in thelan
'' 'llmg° of the Wathin Lon Orgais, "as dross s ad
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: — .TikikKnoir Nothing can4ididefof ISTayor think',,
we are told, that it is absolutely indumensable
bin anemias - ) tbat's Mini candidate shoidd
gut id the geld. _ so rai he lies Succieded.
r•-)';'-':....:,'flitdbigatti,ono:Voillirnitobe made a sacrifice on
' - Ltd"' behalf, Alibough baits have be thrown out
-witlsouttimmter. The class of men who are veil
' lin totty° • anvil tel
geu ratan ti •In
farttmatelyfor Mr. °target, too - small to be of
. . .
SPILL<GrIZLD, SYT. VIILNOY ASO P4171F8C5 . 013
it.m.nosix—This the mit-off kLallraid, leaving
the Ohio and P:v.nsylvaniajtailroad at Lakeville,
betwain Wooster and Mansfield, et its iitreme
southern bend, and extending to Springfield,
where it COLltlera with the Little Miami and the
Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, making two
'distinct lines Crum that point to Cincinnati. The
road has been-finished for some time from Spring-i
tlelilto Marysville, on the.Clevehind and Colum- I
bin road, bat iti easteir r i end has been lingering
for want of means. The pennsylvanii3 and Ohio
and Pennsylfania roads, have both contributed to
the construction of the road, but of late not much
has been said about it. We are glad to learn
from the following proeedings of a meeting of
stockholders, held at Me. Vernon, that there is
now a prospect that the work may gol_lotw,ard-
We extract from the Mt. Vernon Danner:
Pursuant to adjournment, another enthusiastic
meeting of the Knox county stockholderi of the
Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pittsburgh R. R., -
was held at the now Court Room, on Gambier
street, on Thursday lost, December
Skillen, of Hillier township, in the chair.
After a free interchange of opinions, on mo
tion, a Committee, consisting of Judge Miller,
Mt. Vernon, Dr. 8. T. Critchfield, of Howard,
and D. F. Halsey, of Clinton township, were ap
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting.
The Committee, through Judge Miller, report.
ed the following- resolutions, which were read
separately and unanimously adopted.
Ezzoked, That the people of Knox county are
deeply interested in finishing the Springfield,
Mt. Vernon & Pittsburgh R It., andthis meet
ing earnestly recommend that an immediate ef
fort be made by the citizens to assist in relieving
the company from its embarrassments, and resu
ming its work on the Esatern
division. -
!tundr That this meeting approve of the
action of the Stockholders' meeting, held at Del
aware, on the let day of October last, and will
cordially unite in the effort proposed by the
Stockholders to raise means.
Re.lva,. That when the Springfield, Mt. Ver
non & Pittsburgh IL IL shall be finished, it will
afford a channel for trade and travel, of such
Value to the population and country through
which. it passes, and between the eastern and
western cities and country, that will make its
stock valuable as an investment
Resolved, That in view of the deep obligations
which we are under for foreign aid, we desire to
assure those who have rendered it, that there is
a united determination to go on and complete
the Road an soon as the state of the times will
permit, and that in our opinion there is strength
in the country through which it passes and in
the greatness of the enterprise Itself, to guaran
tee that the Road shall be completed.
Resolved, That ,
.the Eastern Division of the
Rosa ought to have four Directors, located upon
said Road, end we select and recommend for Di
rectors the following named Stockholders:
The blank in the last resolution was filled with
the names of C. P. Buckingham, Dr. J. W. Rus
sell, Dr. L. P. Critchfield and George Skillen,
Esq.; so that these gentlemen are recommended
as Directors on the part of Knox county.
Anthony, who was present in the meeting,
made another lengthy and highly satifactory
statement, in regard to the history of, and his
connection with, the S. 31t. V. and P. It. R. He
dealt altogether in facts and figures, and there
who but one opinion amongst the stockholder"
present in regard to him. and that was, that be
had made a plain, honest tout truthful statement.
Indeed, we most say, that be not only triumph
' anUy acquitted himself but made many warm
friends in Knozuonnty, who will ever entertain
for him tho highest regard.
An interesting and very encouraging letter
from 8. 8. L'llommedien, the distinguished press
ident of the Cincinnati, Hamilton anl Dayton
Railroad was read by Gen. Anthony. AD. L'
llommedieu appreciates very highly our line of
'road; and will be with. us in due season.
'Dr.. Critchtleld then offered the following res.
°lotions, which were passed unanimously, amidst
great enthusiasm:
Resolved, That we heartily congratulate the
friends of tho 8. Att. V. and P. R. R., upon the
restoration of good feeling sad confidence in its
management.
Euered, That we earnestly recommend to the
stockholders of the S. Mt. V. and P. R. R. to
pay up their stock subscriptions without further
delay, so thit the work may be pushed forward
as rapidly as possible to speedy completion.
"All's well that ends well" We are reallyre•
joked to know that all the difficulties that for the
past year hare surrounded the Springfield, Mt.
Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad, base been hap
pily adjusted; and we now look forward, with en
tire confidence, to the early resumption mid spee
dy completion Of the work. All that is wanting
Ls a united, rigorous effort, on the part of its
friends, and it must be built.
Tux Winos or MISSOCRI.—The Whig mem
ber! of the Legislature of Missouri, have been
making themselves a platform of the following
description :
Resolved, That the Whig members of the Gen-,
end. Assembly owe it to themselves and their
constituents, as citizens of a Slave State, to dis
countenance, in every way, the efforts of the
Free Sailers and Abolitionists, to continue the
agitation of the slavery question, in Congress or
out of it; and: hat they will not rote for any per
for Speaker of-the House of Repmentatives
or Senator in Congress, who Is not known to be
of these views, and pledged to sustain them.
Ruolred, That we will rote for no man, for
Speaker or Senator, who is not in favor of ac
quiescing-in the bill pureed at the last session of
Congress, known as the Sanas Nebraska
and who will not, with all his influence, oppose
a repeal of that bill—particularly the section
which repeals the Missouri Compromise, and
that part of the bill which provides for the ren
dition of fugitive slaves."
Is there any ehanie for each Whip and the
great mass of Northern Whip to unite in a Na
tional Convention I In the first place commit a
flagrant outrage, and then repudiate every man
who will not submit to it and stand by it,und
call him a " fatuotio" and oppo . sed to the peace
of the Union ! For our part we consider it ut
terly disgraceful, and as exhibiting a despicable
and craven : spirit, for the North to acquiesce in
an outrage which gives up Kanzai to Slavery.--
.Leaving the whole question of the rights of the
slave out of consideration, the gross invasion of
the rights of the people of the free States ought to
arouse them - to a resolution rioter to yield under
any circumstances—no, never! And, yet alas
men who were once true-hearted Northern men
have jcined a secret organization which, propo
ses to bow to the control of the slsveocracy.
MASSACIIGSETTII.—The free soil element is
nearly crushed out in Massachusetts - by , Know
Nothingisza. The Free Soil organ at Boston;
the Telegraph, has kept ups show of distinctive-,
near for some time past but Mr. ilildreth, who
represented the anti-slavery principle in its
corps of editors, has been forced at last to retire.
The-Worcester Spyi speaking of Mr. flildreth's
removal, says:
"So, it seems the crinhing out process goes on,
little by little i fast as it is thought the people
will bear it, in the expectation of gradually
bringing Massachusetts into the traces of the
slave power: The Telegraph, as ittakea "a bolder
stand on the Native American platform," is "to
talk less on, the subject of slavery"--so we are
informid by one who understands the move
ments of the slave power. If this is so, may
we not infer that the next step will be, that it
mast not talk at 'All on that subject We have
not the slightest hope that the so-Called " Amer
ican Party" will be anything, na a national or
ganization, but pro-alarery ; yet we do hope that
a strong phalanx will be found la Massachusetts,
who wilt not follow in its downward course."
0/110 AID PLXASYLVANIA RAJLIWAD.—At a
meeting of the Board of Directors of the Ohio and
Penney Jennie Railroad Company held yesterday,
Thomas Scott, Esq., President of the Merchants'
link, was elected a Director; and Hugh
Fleming, Dui., County Treasurer, was elected
Treasurer of the Railroad Company, in place of
War. Larimer, Jr., resigned.
°VII DOOM TABLE.
"A JOURNEY nrsocon 'Kansas; with sketches
of Nebraska; describing the country, climate,
eoil„mineral, manufsetdring "and other resour
ces! CINCIIIOIIti 3loore, Wilatacb, Keys & Co.
This book is the result of —a tour made last fall
through Kansas and Nebraska, by Rev. C. B.
Boynton and T.Noose, Committee from the
Kansas League of Cincinnati: It contains an
Interesting description of the trip, together with
a great maxi of Information Interesting to the
emigrant Is takes the ground that, open the
question of the settlement of Kansas, the fate of
the slartrpower now hangs, more especially than
upen - the movements of political pasties ; that
the contest for ths . i4SCO3l.r of the territory
will end in giiing aneffectual, if not declare blow
to the defeated party ;' that from a defeat there
slavery, cannot recover itself, and that if the
slave power is vicarious, the free States will
hereafter take a subordinate position in the fu
tno, progress of this great nation. What a ma.
Merittlai tumult
,
Basic Fatinaz.--It In announced In the Chi
tar City Bank
NEW YOl.S.—The Berge° Commercial boasted,
dux the tet - elation in New York, that the
Know Nothings ; had 78 out of the 128 members
of the Asiembly elect. At the meeting of the
legillaturecin Tuesday this boasted strength turn
ed up wanting. The Tribune says:
The Mimi:mites had been several days hard
at work to organize the louse en's "Know Noth
'lnk' :basis' Mr Stearns (the Democratic caucus
nominee) being their first candidate for Speaker..
It sou appeared that the Whigs who had been ca
jot.) into the embrace of "Sam" would not stand
this: eo, after two - or three caucuses, Steveull
was dropped, and no attempt mode to rally on J.
T. Ilendly, .(whig,l of Orange County. All in
vain, however; the seventy eight Snow Nothings
duly marked and numbered, would not come to
time--only a sorry score of them at best. Fi
nally, the bad job was given up, and nearly all
those engaged in it voted for Littlejpho or Ste
vens, 'according to their respective party rela
tions. The "Know Nothing" ran: Is evidently
about over at Albany.
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Ilanmsnutta, Deo. 3.—The excitement about
the Capitol continues. Messrs. Dania and Price
still refuse to gwwiththe K. N. caucus, and
the Senate is etill - without a new Tinker. Un
til the Senate organizes the Governor's message
cannot be expected.
Ststars.—At 11 o'clock to day the Senate met
and resumed the balloting for Speaker. Fifteen
morn ballots were had, making eighteen in all.
The eighteenth. ballot etoad as follows :
B. H. Hamlin. (Dem.) of McKean.— ...... 14
John Hendricks, (H. N.) of Schuylkill....lB
• Scattering_
Mr. Price voted for Mr. Darsie, '4 . Ga l r
ale for Mr. Price.
There being no prospect of eccompliebing any
thing to-day the Senate ndjoorned until Il o'clock
to morrow.
110063 or RIFICESENTATIV6S.—The Rouse met
at II o'clock.
•
Mr. Foust read in place a bill to prevent the
sale or intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath, and
to prevent the sale of adulterated and poisonous
liquors as a beverage.
Mr. Cummings rend in placiS o bill to repeal
the tavern license laws of Philadelphia.
The House then adjourned after a session of
only tin hour.
AROTEIER GREAT FRAUD IN New YORIT
The recent suspension of business by the Empire
City Bank has resulted rather seriously to a ma
jority of the Directors, in consequence of one of
their number having previously become indebted
to the institution in the sum of $lOO,OOO. It
seems a gentleman of high standing in the com
munity, Mr. Santee! Leggett, was a leading
member of the Bank directors, and being re
ported to possess wealth, it was deemed no risk
to loan him large amounts. Since the Bank
'closed, an investigation into the affairs has taken
place, and yesterday it was discovered that Mr.
Leggett owed the Batik $lOO,OOO. It Ras thought
his indthtedness would not exceed $20,000, but
on footing up accounts, the Directors ascertained
their mistake.
It is understood that the operations of Mr.
Leggett hart involved Elijah P. Purdy, Esq., to
the amount of some $40,000 or $50,000, by Mr.
Purdy's endorsing a portion of his paper dis
counted in the Empire City Bank. A few days
ago Mr. Purdy was surprised by the receipt of a
letter from Mr. Leggett, in which he stated to
Mr. Purdy that he (Mr. Partly) bed been hLs
beet friend, not excepting his (Leggett's) father.
Me was exceedingly sorry to say that all he owed
Mr. Pertly he could not pay him, and he must
look to the world for it, as before six o'clock
that evening he (Mr. Leggett) would be no more !
Efforts were immediately made by Mr. Partly
and others interested in the Empire City Beek,
to find Mr. Leggett, but their efforts were en
sucemeful, as they were informed he had not
been seen since the 28th of last month.
Mr. Leggetrwas a partner of Thos. J. Sloan,
Esq., and 00-proprietor of the Empire Works,
foot of East Twenty-fifth street, and his myste
rious disappearance has created quite a sensa
tion among the mercantile community.—N. Y.
Times. ,
The Pittabnrgh and Erie E. R. Company have
elected the rationing officers, at West Greenville,
on the 27th ultimo:— •
.President—Thomna J. Power.
Directors—Gen. .1 B. Curtis, Gaylord ChuSES,
Wm. Reynolds, Samuel-Goodwin,lna A. Waugh,
F. B. Ilubbard, George Boyce, E. Sankey, J. W.
Ormsby, John IL Irwin, C. G. Corms, and be.
Wm. Gibson.
The Direct Ors eleiied S. F. Baskin, Treasurer;
arid David Garber, Secretary.
. . • •
In addition to the above, the Commissiorisis of
Crawford county appoint four, and the Cotinnis-
Blotters of Mercer county appointthree directors;
making the Board consist of L'A.—ltino Cowie
Gar.
The wool trade of the country continues ex
ceedingly depressed, and the trade has seldom
or ever been in a tone condition than at the
present time. Several manafacturers have re.
cently suspended, many mills are stopped, while
but few are working full time. The stock on
hand is pretty large, and money difficult to re
alize upon it; holders consequently expect no
early improvement, and willingly accept on com
mon- domestic descriptions lower prices than
have been current at any period since 1842.
Mr. Slater, of Rhode Island, who has been for
some time the only manufacturer of broadcloths
in this country, has quitted that portion of his
business, and as we learn, there are now no broad
cloth mills running
. in the country.—Boston
ANOTHER. 80APEANION.—The Swatara -Fur
nace, in Pinegrove, Penna., belonging to Eckert,
Guilford & Co. which employed about twenty
ffve hands, has, his stated, stopped, and will be
abandoned and the stock offered for sale. The
proprietors intended to convert it into on anthra
cite furnace during the present winter, but the
tight times and the state of the iron market hale
canoed them to abandon the project.
Cost. Bowes STINK —A number of coal barges
that had been aground opposite this place, for
some months past, were completely submerged
during the late freshet. One of them still re
mains; several others floated about a short dis
tance and were capsised; two others were taken
in tow by a steamer, but we learn that they also
sank a few miles below. The owner of the Coal
will probably lose the entire lot, some 95,000
bushels.—hearer Argos.
WAIIIIMPTON. P. C., Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1855.
Thos. J. Turner, of Stevenson County, Fusion
ist Anti-Nebraska Democrat, has been elected
Speaker of the Illinois House by sizteen majori.
ty over a Nebraska Democrat. The Nebruskaites
are cbopfaileo.
The rumor that the President will recommend
.Congress to declare war against Spain is without
truth.
The apeech of Mr. Mayall, of Maine, Anti-
Nebraska Democrat, excited the indignation of
the Nebraakaitea,
Coo. Beams ado Parrs run 116XIT.—Col.
Renton lima reached Washington, from hie recent
visit to Now England, in floe epirita. Ile talks at
this wise ' 4 l have the Pacific Railroad in my
trunk, air! my trunk. The solid men of Boston
have taken it in band, air I Abbott Lawrence,
air I Abbott Lawrence—a man of great wealth,
air—a man of great wealth—hu authorised mo
to uso his name, air l Lawrence may have more
money than knowledge, air; but he brut the cash,
the cash, sir! lam like Peter the itermit, sir:
Peter the hermit! lie preached the crusades,
air—l the Pacific Railroad, air I Solitary and
alone, sir, I am, setting this Pacific Railroad in
motion, air:"—Vast. Co,. Boston Post
SPECIAL NOTICES. \,
Dr. Dl'Larue's Liver rilte.—:Thia great
medicine has eupplanted all bthen for the cure of dimmer
of the Liver. Its effects arese salutary and speedy, and at
•the tame time so perfectly serf. that it Is not eurprialos It
should aapereede ail others. Invented by a rimy dialln
started pliyaklan of Virgirda who pranticed Inn region of
country In which Denali; or Liver Complelot, la peculiarly
furmidable and common, and who bad spentruce to diem,-
ng the Ingrediente and proportioning their unman!.
these P W elm remallarly adapted to every form of the die?
ease. and never fall to ambit. the most obstinate men o
Mar terrible complaint. They have Putt/ Wm.* videllmt
led; and the retwarches of Dr. 3l'Laste have placed hls name
among the benefactor. of mankind. Do one havioseymp
tcmsof thlefunnidablelee Implant. rbould be without these
Invaluable Pills. llave you. pain In your right ride, cm.
der the edge Of the ribe, which Ineneasn with. TIVI=6II ,
unable to he nab ease on the lalt elde—wlth ocnulonaL
.smiethum ocartent, pain under the eboulder.bladis, fle
ittientlY•stendltig to the top of therhonlderr hely upon
It. that although the latter Pan. an wmetlmw tok.o for
rheumatic, they all miss 60 disease of the Liven and if
foe would h.. relief, co Imrtantly and buy a box of Me
i.e. , . Lim Pula'
Purchaser. will b careful to ask for DR, 3PLANF7B
CELI:DIidTED LIVER PIMA. sad Elko gone SIR,. There
are other PM.. P.117,1 , 115y to be Lim mu. now bellsn,
th. Pbbtlq also, his Celebrated Pertutfoge, eaa now be had
at all respectable Drug Stores in th• United Stan. also,
for W. by the solo (proprietors, 7LP,31L1'6 1111011TEILS.
jaZdku:k koccessori to: J.Klatt k Co-al Wald st
HOLMES, EtABE & CO.
SCCXESSOIL 70
A. 'mous & BROTHER,
MANIRACTIIRSILS cr
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
' TOCKS, PICKS.
Timber, Mill, Tobacco & Cotton Screw,
Sh4AffioandlidiewftrN M v. -
Car an(‘ .. Bridge Bolts, -frith Thread and Nuts
complete;
- PITTSBURG P A.,
Wi/DIDDISII, No. 31 WOOD Di:. 3211/1331 VOW OM BUXOM
H'lL"lrotk•raenntbd. i - mb.3141
•
:Hardware Salesman-Wanted. in
I a first
elanel rtaladelphlo MAW. • gentleman Ms; Th'mola
edffs of baslams, and 1 / 1 211•12a with purehamrs friik
Pszthsersala and Ohlccor other prompt P.7l.ff
eta Manta • W. J. CHAPLAM.
4.11111t10 , • No. 20111arkit ttalaellielais.
New Daguerrian gallery. -
Mit. NELSON would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally, that fn order to
mon the daily bacresslng danand 5, AD Dagnerpaty cm}
helms hod Dealt and hes Row completed Pokethe Old
loot Thimi etreet.) one of the meet peel and
megallicent Okr Light Galleries wor mostructed for Da
guerreotype purposes. In the 1:01.4 States. Ws ere now
prepared is execute Lastneeme of ail elms end styles, In
elolweather. from I o'clock A. 51 111 4 o'clock 0. 111. A
t from all ix solicited. whether they wiah for Mmes.
I. or mt. dooms, 314 last Oto.. buntline. Third street
dee-dear:4
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
3I'CORD- & CO,
CORNER WOOD AND FIFTH STRRE7S.
M.A.RE NOW OPENING THEIR LARGE
.trek of FANCY FURS, embracing every variety of
SABLE,
MARTIN,
FITCH,
SQUIRREL, •
LYNX,
OJNEY, -
SWANS DOWN.
.
TALMAA, VICITORINES,cuns, MUFEN. Oh, t= which
they Invite the sttentlen'of the lehtlee.
llttatrarah. so.. 9,1844.—k
HARDWARE
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
Beg to call the attention of Buyers to their
extensive Stock of
HARDWARE AND SADDLERY,
comyrilinn one of the moat mmptete aniinitainitn in the
coantre e
RECEIVED 1 T IEtECT-NT PACERTS nto-11 El:MOP;
and which they offer on the most favorable term. Mar
:Lusts going Slut will find their Interest pronsotnel b
baying their HARDWARE .t
N. Sig SW pod ate Pittabnr.b,
to noes eusbr. ten iforat.) Sel-tvdt
[LAZARD POWDER AGENCY.
Ail Varieties of Powder
CONS TA NTI,I" ON HAND.
AL.bl).
Safety Fuse.
L. O. GLUM /I,n.
Citizen's Insurance Contp7 of rittsburgh
WM. BAG ALEY,fraident.
88.1108 L MA.MELL. :WE
ORRICK 4 ITATER, BETWEEN: MARKET AND
111+ft.INRURES UIILL AND CARGO RISKS ON VAR
OUIU AND MISSIBDIPI.I RIVERS, AND TRIBUTARIES
/114 r lor,orr avoid Lass or Lkaaapt la, Pan. ALSO
w.onsi B....peril O s of the SRTATION.EA and NLAATTIVA V/UA 770 h
d TRAR SP
Manna,:
Wm. Bac, Wm. lArtmer. Jr..
eamitel tt. M. Kier
Rzbert Dun P.Jr.
.I"Ktrili, --
B. Ilarbatwh,
iSILAC M. / . 1121110a. Aittele Heller;
Walter Brraut. J.Ectoonmaker.
Jos. M. Cooper, - Wm. B. Ham
Jatmlititt.ton. dal
UNITED STATES. LIFE INSUILANCE,
....,. .. _
ANNUITY ANWTRUST COMPANY
rtimAniumna.
UILARTICRISD APRIL Vk 18/PA-CAum fttamas.
CAPITAL-4250,000.
(eke S. 12. corn", qf TAiN and CAconal erects. rhaaddyhto
OYFICRES OF THE 110318 BOARD AT PIFILADELDELIA
Prepbon 0. Omen:ed. 17.181,14.4
( oo
tintrZe T IMM mon. Lajrtire
Jacob L. Florence, IJaine• Doneresta •
William H. Godwin. !Walla= hPRee.
Presideul—Eltephen R. Crawford.
P lirrideed—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Afehoel Erdeeince—l"tiabursh. Jamey IL Willson, Si. D.i
Allegheny City, R. IL Dowry, L. D.
GEORGE E. ARNOLD, Agen
cr,hl7 74 Fourth meet. Pitts t,
burgh
Hoothind's 'term= Bitters, prepared and
odd by Dr. Jackeou, at the German Medica Rom ID)
Arch street. Phil, daily increase in their well desinad
celehrliy. for the cure of AR dimness Wring from derange.
meat of to liver. The. Bitters haves Indeed. preerd •
blaming to the Welded. who show their gratitude by the
mast flattering testimonials mix medicine hisestablitir
ed for itself • name that competitors, however wily their
schemes, or reductive their prombe., cannot reach. It
gained the publio confidence by the Immense tensed. that
hen been derived from it.,and will ever maintain its po
sition. Seadrertiseroant dabelkalle.
Agency of Dr. Pitch's Celebrated Med
i-tsts, at Dr. OIL ILEPSEITA Dram Eton, Naltd, corner
Wood et and Titan, Allen
Cherry Pnlmonla Pelmet:m.l7 Wear, Pectcral Pepe,
garnet, Pulmattary Llnlnteet, beradathe Sirup. Heart
Convents, Humor Cornea, pure and meildnal Cod LIT
0 1 .4 AdOl-Prepeptic annum, Cone:land Cathartic.
Nervine, Termites, Pernale Mils, Female Swill, ke.
used Unable conateatir and with unprecedented semen
In the treatment of
Ddie. paso7.4 Dadtte , Pdaa. Adhem. Heart Dieeette, Dys
pepsia, a,eutu, Diseases, Eltdaadepaye,
Deeptaints, Pau, He.tl e. D . unequalled
/Ueda Stiver Rated ADdevunal Sitypertert.
Dr. Adett's hepreeed Sind Spring f. Anal
- der Dm.. Dr. rdek's Meer /Met
illy Tube.
V. Alen, WI kiepts of Progrtettry i'llegAtted. Trams, Bnp
porter, Ft Wan. Brace. Itemiaber tfie plebe.. Dr. Err
-BER'34I. Wood street, dye eel.. Golden 31artso.
doll-of/belt
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & litariiielnroira ;a* Company;
OFFICE 55 FIFTY STREET,
• MASONIC HALL, prrrsnunall. PA.
JA.VES
Prerrettry. 1100 A; Ftsda.d.
Otteme A Comm
This Company melees every Insurance ap•
permitter tot enemeeted with LITE LUSA.
ImArtiest line sal Clean Web, en the Mike and
imirWPPI Hewn and tribute:Me...A 'Amino AIM. awe
ens
•
And against Loss or Damage bi Fire,
And against the Perlis ord., Seet and Inland Nalltedion
ant Tunstoortatien.
Policies
ta all tamed at the lowest rates atiudetant alth ands
to
suer,.
J.S.ams Keen, ' Wm. S. Mee.,
Cantuel MeCturtan, James D. McGill. .
William Phillip.. Alerandes Itrarlien
John Cant, John Fullerton,
Joseph P. Waxman. Al. ALI Robert Galway,
Jain MeAlpin, Alerstisier lirlynelda Arm
Wm. F. Johueten, strong County,
James Marettall, I Horatio N. Le, Kittannng.
(r turl ene gllgre Asides,
!Piet ones Irene Ittrant t
e Swa
Ll m Bearer.
tiao
WO CFO only re6r the reader to the eertltotra, • laW of
fahltts mar to found In another enlomn, and all of
are &felled In tall around the hottle.• It Is tbo greatest
clap Spring and Fall Modleloo, andj*.eweexa an loan
_
111SPIALIVAIIIS OF . enns over the blood truly remarkable.
Chilson Furnaces, Wron Iron Tubing ''"4"d'e"'" noLlf.lind.taT
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
AND ETTSINO CIENEBALLY,
For Warming and rrntilatian of Buildings
.1. a Tl. will contract tor Warming mod Vontilothoo by
Bt.= or Hot Water, Pipe, Cbilorm4Yornsoo. Cborehro.
Sehoob. Morita/. factor... Groom name& Court Ilnorroi
Jail lintels or LloreMom No. 2.5 Ylorb.-rt rt.. Pittsbotroh
Du Pont Powder.—Every variety Rifle
eflning and Blasting ?eviler, hi el the packages attar
en band tad Cor gale from kisgastee, ha iota to tit pus
abase., 4m tsvorabla hem. Alm ria.btr Push
D. W. C. MICELI., kLutufacturare Ad,
11041 r lat. Front 02104... Pittsburgh.
$2OOO Wanted on a Mortgage, for one
or t•e years, on newt elves Reel PAtias, Waste in the
bent ad:unity. Applr at this °Mee. deihtf
FAbIILY FLOUR.—Beigt_bramas cc?net4nt
basal. sad far ode Wholesale and Retail by
eel - n -R.l D. W. ITIMITINE t CO.. 0.1 sad OS Trot t.
ran, nun:lm.—lrnoar,ra----cocsraur
FLEIIIHO BBOTIEEBS,
WHOLESALE naua
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 60 WOOD MEET
parsadvx,
iit mlatamf Dr. IDLinneocelobrated 141=04. WU
PHILADELPHIA
Fire and Life Insurance Company.
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
°prom's. TIM cryrou Home,
Willi:nuke all kinds of Insarai3ce, either
Perpetual or Limited. on nary deasiptlon of Property or
aferehaoalse, .t reasonable rata of premium.
nonerwr P. EJNO, Pushhat.
U. W. Bums. Vka Psychinit.
DIRECTORS
Chas. P. MT.. '. B. Engl ilag. 4 W C ,Parra,
K. ish,
P. B. Sam/. I Jog. B. Psni.
U. Shuman. John Clayton.
S. J. Ittegarges, • EL Wile,
F. lltSicasusgs. Parcratw7.
J, 0. COYPUS, Airwit.
sumer Third sad Wood Meets.
Reliance Mutual Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.,
•
OFFICE N 0.70 TrALIVVT STRIXT.
OrpilaL 177.100—../seds, $210,720, Sinnulaqueested.
FIRE INSURANCE--On Buildings; Lim
ited or Perpetual. Merchandise, Yetralturs; as.. In town
or cunty.
The mutual whelp's, eomMagid with the eeetuity of a
Stock Ceeltel, entitles the Inoutrad to therein the yrolta
of theoornpany. wltbout liability for {coml. .1
The Script Certifiate, of thle thmtery. far prone.. ei•e
toovertlble, ater s la r tie s t { ftra!dtal Stock at the mailer.
E. M. Ilterauta BeeretW 7
nixEcrons: • ••"
1 1 ....1 -I 11t, unt.
George N. nate;
Benj. W.Thuidey,
Z. Lothrop;
11. L.. Caro
Robert Wa m, nd.
Edward O. Jame.
Clem MMUS.
Wm. It Thpson,
T. C. Mei:hi om ll.
41 . Lf=tur.
C. S. Wood,
Marebal. I T l a l lillJmbTDmf.
o s
.
J. 0. COPTiN.
• er Third and WWaad greets.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner 4th and Sinnllll4lsta.,
PITTSBURGH, - -
407.2 , ,T9
State Mutual Fire & Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY OF ITAARRBORG
CAPITAL $850.000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF VIULADELPHIA;
CAPITAL $300,000.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TEE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA,
wucuterEn. v 12011111:
Capital $200,000.
MICE PENN A. INSURANCE CO. OF PIITSBUM111;
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $300,000.
A. A. CARRIER, key.
Eleotion—Citizens' Montano Company
An Election for fifteen Directors of this
Colarm.y. to seam. the extorting year. mill be held et the
(Mee of the Company, on MONDAY. the 13th hest, be
tween the bouts of 10 a. it. sad II P.M.
dede2wle Uhl MIL Le MAIIIMILL.Bemmthrf.
Pittabergh and Erie Eailroad.—Notiee
is limb/ khan to the Stockholders of the Pittetner‘b and
Erie llama Company, that as election le be bald at
Wart Greenville, lamer County, Pa. on the jam lam
DAY OF DECSMSEB, at II Miceli, A.R., for Directros to
serve tb o oonann yam 1 . 11051 AS J. DOWNS.
nold4d • t President.
Euo and Commit.—The Conforinator
stay Imported from Paris, exactly rats - the BM to es
wtat."l , ap• of the Ilpulloo my hat LW edgy 021 tW
Ursa so so old o p o A neat In sad • good Sat sow Wbad
017 Woad or. sof:94f - .
•
uhlorlde of . for, side at KEY
BEIII, 140 Wood Meet. .
Tablas: Vanetiati 11=u:twat for We M
IiBTEXICE, Weiti MINS. 2 s
Chemical Erosive Soap—Give it a single
rattt—lt is one of the nami prertfcal and urefal discos..
riesof the day, by which 50 wr cantle eared In the time
and lats.-of washintr, ell p , utdlng md I,ochinr friction,
so num:eery In the oil way, Le entirely divan. d
Andlittl• heavier labor need bey/adorn:ma than the ordi
nary rinxing .d
The clothes will look much ;flatter and cleaner. and lad
longer than when wo lord Lu the camel war; It le warrsote
ed tdhriur• thennest fabric. •
Thin nap is eminently superior for the toilet, and the
removal of On. al:moistens.% to., hem all kir dear eiltsand
woolen good. It wltl remove moth, tan, to.. from the
akin, leaving it midland white.
For cleaning paha, tUrnitUre, te., otiolalr trial will enne
viDell the <Undid mlUd, not out y that it aorta mu` tb quiet.
er. easier sad more thorough than ant et the moouion
brown or Wails soaps. but that It &Nitta a raving in the
brat mat
nTrintars by keeping a itreng solution of this soap on
hand..llllnd It Invaluable In the loaning of tyre lorn:e,
dirUlt removes the Ink readily, and I without Injury to
the type. •
Dr the Wen? this soap, the &dimity heretofore .Marl
.need with the lard waters of the Bout!, and Went, I. en
-
Weir obviated, and the eater newels no..breaking"
. eleansing." It possesses Meellent properties (Or WO . In
salt water, and Is therefore rendered • 'minable marine
amp, .
_n. provide , . offer this in s neat sod merrhantable
style, being pat up In pound Lary, nod each bar stamped
with the proprlebtes name, and warranted equal to the
recommendation, when used according to directions.
Inn. beet flannels may he washed with thisemn without
teeing do Icleite with other snare. Traders and the public
generilir die requested to ere the Chen:ideal Erasim Scaq
a falrtrial.
erholerais and retail, at Dr. KEISER'S. 140 Wend
street ornor or Virgin alley. deglailAerN
PEARL STEAM ETT.T.,
OANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY,
NEAR TILE RAILROAD STATION.
• • •
•-- • •
Families will to supplied with our various
rewire of iinEsii GROUND PLOUII, Ly hearing their or
dere at the 31.111. or In our boxes at L.ran, Will.oll 4 C 0...,
Ward etreet. or Drum k Iteltrr, earn, or Liberty end St
Pittaburgh: 11. P. Sebwart.., or J. T. rerbrlr
Druwwlstk, Allocheoy.
Flaw will be drilreratl - to &mill. In either alto atlas.
Terra. CASE on osurer,•
tel-re LIMAN. KENNEDY it (XL
BrOlintoo Family Dledicinos.—We
.11 the attention of heads of fhtrithscand others, to the ul
vertisnment ou the fourth. page of no. family
111.4163 e.
IN
HENRY H,ORWAxv COLLINS,
G AND
COMMISSION"
UitU=l!
A.ND WIIOI2dALE DEALER IN
CHEESE, BUTTER. SEEDS, FISH
And Produce General'',
No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Heriva, or Rupture, a Curable Disease.
—DR. IiEYSER, of 110 We street, Wass leave to minium,.
to the Dahlia that he has mule arrangements with Mr,
Curet, of New York, to sell and adapt has R.... C..
Timis, which received the prize medal thraugh e eurgical
committee, mulcting of Professor Iturelo., Eagan. Coo
xocustr,Cuag,L4ll.olV, and others, et the Sew York in
&Meld Exhibition of Reticles. Dr. Keyser has an cf
back of hie Drag Store. where ail kinds of TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS. LACE STOCKINGS. SIIOULDER BRACT-,
PILE PROPS, and SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, us fitted,
and satisfaction warranted. Trusses et ever,' Prim mot be
Obtained, and of a quality superior to soy ahem to the
market. The greet prevalence of Rupture has induced'
the Unto give especial attention to Ulm, case of disease
requiring meadenical support, with fail moifiduce that
hie long experience In the treatment of such casee Lea mu.
tiled him to meet the increasing wan. of the community
to this mmerd. If you hares Mut.. dri not Tali tool.
Ask far Dr. KEYSER. at his Itilieleotale Drug Store and
Truss Depot, No. 140 Wood strut. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sign
of the °olden Mortar. Jeo-dkw
If you don't want to be Straight don't
wear 00 Snocinra Batch—Fora than two rearm we
have 'worn Dr. heyoor's •iliVashlngion hinipender Brace,"
and fislelof It a pleasa
tnt dial again to recommend Its two
to al welenarp asupalions. wi th '
tho *dean
ventage of a Photalder Orate with thow of a pair of Pow
vendors, It i light and comfortable, and offirtetalir won
tet. the dist/O,lll°llW bosom. Wimp shouldered Thew .
of pu rr eaders who are In peed of such no article. should
all on Dr. Hemp. on Wood street, comer of Virgin alley.
and arandoe Chia 112.01, which has receutly been much lor
proud.—Pittreniept Dispatch, Deember eft
Bold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYSER'S Tense and
Shoulder Dune Dept, 110 Wood street . : hlgn of the Gold
en Mortar.' liadtw
Extract from a letter by the Rev. Nr.
Chweassruh, of them who Is thw tresellhg fur hls health
In the Eash
"It given. one an ever lament idea of the ex range, en.
termite of hie countryman, tolled tb, commoll ties of am
arm. eonUnually to his petit wherever be mew. I hive
not let Melted any considerable city of
well
where I
did not tad th e Medicines of my country well repreamatel
IR Ayeen Cherry Pectoral. I:1 temyrom•Allappee
Jaya. •16.51211iC0X and lbaustantinople,we me In each, on
the doer pout of come bass., the mocullarly Mortice.-
lookin x Iron card of Dr. Ayer, myths; in a Ithgnage which
notate In a thousand of themarra-h i r ran read. "Ayer'r
' fire? Iht • atte i lrbe e ttft h lte 7X, 41. r Monecd . oti;o d
ai the Bottles with their bingliM...9panlch. French sad Qll.l2 fame turned to the =yd. and on enquiring we
ere trio.' that Lotman,. am. oot th , only purchasers, but
the true believers themselves waive their trust in fate to
fry tide pmiuti of Ainerintivailtirwhem tiWy Had there
Is apothem.. for them...
told Gera 7,:eiS;Sday . that the Cherry Pectoral
had tern presented to Ur Sultan, and Is n. Is smuts.
ee to his hammy sod Intl* Iharoltals of the Emnlea.'.
Mayor of Alleghany.—lt, being rev evi
dent that Lb. Wet Whig rtianu7 reostlngs In Allegfienr
nun nontnallededUrely by Woo. wt. ne. not w'121,2, In 7
friend. Lame advlnad ;sotto tun an nu INDEIWODENT
CA! DIDATM. In compliant. with-their i
nouxuas carnaltansadldatoThrenld nal*,
cht27-te
JA3IES
Dividend—Citizens' Insurance dompany
THE President and Directors of this (ice:n
om, have lido day de...Um'dlefde d git •romt Doc.
I.llpor m sha opus the •Ctosital •
Stock To= OA,.
POTabto to the Ptcwitholdern or their Nal lrot.”.eut.otiveo
on and alter tbo 22d icot 'to.' O. ' , mull credited to their
.ottelt- 21..11,51ir7.L;
7421.11411. DM. 1fieb7116417,61,ii;
Palpitation of the - Heart, Net VOUs Wynn.,
...rarer Complaint, Neuralgia, Drs.... Cortive.ts.eod
are all relieved and .1.1 in an loeredlble short
,o of time, by Cartor's Spanish )Motors, the great ton
and pdriller of the blood. It emlnlns not a partlolu o
Mercury. Opium, or any noxious drum le perfectly harm
lees, and boa cured more than Grehnndred eann3 of dlr...
The Condition of the Stomach is of vital
Iffroralscr..—No man. woman, or cbild can bo hsaltbr nn
less the work of disrestlon is regularly. thoroughly, and
eigoromly performed. With tlarto-lourths of eh - lilted co-
tiny, thle Is not We moo And yet the remedy Is within
theressh of &IL ftroltand's ticsman Bitters, prepared by
Dr.C. M. Jackson, PhDs, will as surfeit crests a reg Mar
and hesithy action of the atomach as oil will boron the
trial. of machinery. Let the I.kt/of of dyspepsia or In.
digestion In any of Its forms tr . , It, rod or guarantee o
ea.l spindle. okrek.! Orm norms, round alo.pby
night. and 'musses' cheerfulness by day Doe adrertlae
moot.
JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S
TRITE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
Recommended by all the Professor,' of the
Mae/pal Matlleal Colleirea is Las Ullited Slates.
ALSO.•
JORN C. RAKER cf CO.'S :COMPOUND FLUID EX.
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. ono of the tent extklee of
the Mud Icemen. '
JOLLY C. RAKER 4' C0...1 VEGETABLE VERIIIFIVI:,
• certain Specific for worms, and Picitionllo"thc tart .
ALSO,
fORErS I GERJIAN LEVIRENT. • rcecerealuable arti
cle Ibr liorsex aieo, S, Rbecinvithen, a cartyare.
POT br JOUN C. CAM CO. ,
No,loo North et, I' hadelphlA ,
dalLraidAwT- And by Dyncriebt generally.
• DIED—At Staten Island. N.Y. on Wednesday, Jai.
Men EMMA 11. EOYE.
the friends of the family are invited to attend the fo.
north this afternoon, at itorirel.k. from the residence of
her hothetrid. Dr. It. Cote, No. 290 Peon street, to grooved
to the itliesherry Cemetery.
leollimilwitvvgimosDientl
For Rent
ADESIRABLE Country Residence in Pitt
township, with No Ames of ground, fruit Tree%
ulrber7, trutAousen, Au., will be man n' cheap. and for
• term areare to t(o od tenant. A. Swartz
at the °alma .Iso-tf . PATRICK a YRIAND.
Iron City Commercial College
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
c h Nix 8.1 fur a full Course of Instruction
NJ/ In Writing. As the times no bard and money
warn, Prof. All LLA it a IMO. bare deterwil nod to reduce
Melon/ons In Penmanship. In order that all may hats an
gue p o w acquire a splendid Style of writing mire.
rior t our y being taught In Mix city, and with the
byof theLr hand-brace, arid ewen rind/M., (which aroused
by them only,/ they ganntre entire setts - faction toner,.
Indiridual who may desire to Improve their handwritng.
M. alter. hare been obliged to enlarge their establ
ment, and Inn dotal( harnpared neither nit) orarresise
In making their apartments! In avery way more spacious
and naguliteent than these of any other inatltoticu of
the kind 17 Pittsburgh. The public an politely invited
to rail and ads. On themselves.
I nnd at tbui M. time en.
Ina theimprovement made writing by persorui In
this intr.
Ladies or gentlemen wishing to become pupils are re
spectfully informed that an luttoductory lesatin,erplanc
ton of the mode of Visaing, practically illustrated, and
fres of charge, will be ebseerfully ginn.
Open from S inner.. A. N. UM 10 P. 11. To—
course SA
To lituskoss Men.
rE , advertiser, a young man,
situation. Urfa wall bingo.' with
Awning; hes a good knowledge of shIN
king. An Cledinestlonable refeenua .ren.
605, Port Odle.
- --
Lto It ST. L 0 U I S—Tl3ll ne,LONI
end whiendld pat ll entor stetater GAZE 'e^
, tfte ' llftlfk, " l ' ru l :loeir ' A ' . ' it L i tt'L l' " Ith . iV.t. '
NOM ePVIT oh busta. or t., ' W. "'" '''
Jo nkatim or co wsoroop..tet..
EOR CINCINNATI.—tiIe newl42
and entetantlal stammer PITTSBURGH.
FL IlcanUtheetth Win lee,* Mr the abet. am ...e
-l:heath, ports. oh FRIDAY. the tabled.. at to o . :leek, H.
III), • For fraght or pas pp1y...5 beent or to
AR FLACK or LIVINGSTON. A.M.
On CINCINNATI—The splen..,.
014 new PacketI'ENNSYISA:II.4, Coot.
liltnefaltar, leave Cr the Uwe att . cial c
ater oars, ttATURDAY. 6th Inst.. at
_lO o dock, 41. ,
Por frolight or MINAIIVO, apply M a r l to
jay PLA . I.ll , llitiorON. Amots.
FFLOORCHL-CLOTII-12,th10 yd s., 3,
4. 6.11 and 84 wide, of a groat varier, of pattern.
and .t Ufa loentat prima arholoaale and retail.
Jad J, R U. PIIILLIP9.II6IIarket ,t.
ARRIAttE OIL-CLOTHS, of all widths,
and etamellad ani.6, mattafactured on plain
tlroTtrtgl=thTr
loanat prima whoiatale and ratan.
1.1 _ /1. PLULLIPS 116 Market rt.
rrABLE COVERS, of different qualities,
.10..,and_pettant1 slao Rand anll Bureau C 0..,,..
aatortad 11;balastle and PHILLIP S. he
1161 -Moth Wart
roams of ja.., t 11.
QUM/RIES for Sale—
bbh, frt h roll DVSs, , firs Dalai&
' '• • . .1
27. t l•Gl as a
Clam Apylea, 19 12 /?2, bbot . •
aaa Drr 2 auks Palm)),
6 Ulla laud ARA CIDLESS. 1112ANtl a CO,
JaS • , tor. Wood* !star at._
Slifilif. - -Sfitblialolden Syrup
1p to Apply to
05424 ,• • 11A121411,10,, IMRE) A OD.
H AY. -5 tope b,1.1 4111 ,- aatDp3l,oo4ll?
Notice. •
P President end 31anagers of the Corn
r„
this nor .teelar. In Di•idend ~.11.sr. per mars on
each Phu. of the capltallstock of the Company. In sehlett
dividends are made. which .111 he paid tohtockholders or
their legal reprexutatlres forthwith.
JOHN lIAMPF.P., Treasurer.
Pittsburgh, Jan',l. 1511. 1.4-011.
(Dakly papers 1 week.)
Young Men's Library Association.
A N ELECTION' fir President, Vice Pres
-1-1 Went. Tretourer. Seen.tary. tire Directors. an 1 threw.
f..r this Institute, to serve for the meeting ear .
.41 be bel.lln their room. on 31ONDA V, the Ott day of
January. commencing at 1 o'clock. P. 17.. and ehlelnu at
o'clock. I'. 31.
. .
A goncrul meeting; of the inemhm will she , N. 10.1.1 In
Om evening of the rani., de, at 7 o' lock, when the annual
or. tete of the Maeda Dtraelore sod FtAO.ll. Committee..
n 111 tw reAd. /w 4 W 31.11. KIACAI ti.
FORTE INSTRUCTORS AT
111.10 ED PRICES.—
h..rthtle complete .M. , threl, reduced prim 01.51
Beyer', relebrAted Inetrnetne 1.00
Itelrmauller 1.00
11...t0n 1.50
Ilancer's rulebrated
labriaxed)
Nano without a Muter,
Ott2S=Z
111621E=
-• • ,
Par sato at ilia Music Stara
jai JOHN 11. ELIXIR. al Woad Ft.
111EAP DWELLING !IC/USES.- —l'ers.t.s
J alablug to become tlailr au !aura-dab, lam bare a
tti.l opportunity to attain harvaln, an bare arrant
Pan!, entattantlal Haub.. far sad, au art, aaai tarutal or.
II sou prat,. to build a boo. la autt yattraelf. ..can tar
nish you with a handgun:Nu Mating Lott u• Ina prl,
as 1120. H. CUT Hut:nr * PUN . Heal KPMAteag'ta.
pal ISo.
Reduction in !Casio—Music at half price.
lOuN 31ELL011, N. 81 Wood street,
'JP between Diamond alley and Fourth I.v -et, hasde
arrangemente with tho Slug , publlwhing hence of It maM
1111.1.1 Si IN, ef New Purr. for 110. .alt, of their valuable
Comb: ue, and be Iseual,l to oiler al their soa,orir•
amsr Muele. together with that a hie rah,. of Mu
rk and Alueleal Worlng. at an arerace of
. . •
NE•11,1 . F
Iv!? it El: PRICES.
co,ler to afford this reduotioo. It is Toeserary tondopt
ee
l
.
tter H s
er
ve
d than ad
t i e t I. Srel lellt x a l
ffithyale t he puldie
adhere., le
this principle. In regulating theprier, tho National
Curren.. Wen adopted and I. for . rulkslble Dreg
teals. Tee pH,illtn n,noh.l.m er.ry Ti.
none
emyriatht thu•—••ltedured •• The nee,
rlabt edltions All the nn
wpyreght,Matie printed prevloux this arnmeement
ill be sold .t 'lv bolteid Pre en. el tom/.,r reitsclom
will he made ,.. Instruction IF•oks.
. .
Sloe. the study of Iluslc has hseume an essential branch
of education. a reduction In the plies. of Sheet Mulls has
been demanded by the public: and it le hoped that the
plan adopted will In the sales sulllclently to ar.
cant the publishers (10.. & Son/ In carrying nut
their enterprise to fulled extent. The Catalogue of
Menem. Wm. 11.11 rt Pen already enrILAIOP the work, of the
.at !It:rowan moth. re. and 11, will eenttnne
ue., as may hereafter published—ell .1" w nl,ll • Iwo
cold at lets Man on. o !flee pry., ' t r.. for,,ow
. •
Order) from any part of the onunf.ry, ..arlosinn th••
money. will prom p tly and faithfully attend..) tn.
A fullstock of ehirterina t‘nos' .11.1ndonna
Dollars llsrpa. btrinm and Ilualealli Drab of aver, kind.
on hand and thr rate at 'unwept rash penes. by
JOIIN 11. MF.1.1.01t,
No. al Wr.d st . betwe.n Diamond alloy t ith. et. (tai
QUNDRIES--5 b 1.11,. roll Butter
0 5 Las roll Butter. bbls No. 1 Lard,
5 kegs No.l Lard. MI Loa Dried APPI,
500 was thee, rveriTed and fare:ale hr
jai T. LITTLE a 01. No. 112, 2d street.
Property for Sale, eon
alaiing of • Lot of uround. haying • front nn Watew
atreetof 22 reet, and extending hark 105 fret: on which le
erected a twe 0000 y Mick Dwelling. arranged with hall,
double parlor, dining room and be db , rxwed
of vfry rearm:table. Apply to IL A.IeLAIS A BON,
ial No. 21. 5511 at.
%'T ANTED I.I3IEDIATELY—Pitts burgh .
City warrant.. Apply to
ja IL !dr LAIN' *SON. Na. 21. sth at.
QUGAII-'-L2O hbde, primo .N. O. Sugar to
arriTe by steamboat Mansfield, and for salr by
T. LITTLE .t 1.”.112 . 2.1 et.
Dividend Notice
rmsinit.t.n. Jarman. 2d. M.S.
TIIR Iranagers of the Pittsburgn
losheny Bridge ibmpany (at (land str..4) have this
day deelarod a Dividend of Two Dollars rwr share on the
capitol ri , n , <lL of said compaar. payable forthwith.
al_ad oleo Y. - MO:OLD. Treuctrer.
ARD OIL-19 bldg. in store and for sale
er jai 9. DARDAI.7OII t CO.
rgiALLOW-20 bbls. Tallow in store and"
1. for tale be jai 11. 114RBACUR t CO.
F LOUR -20014,15. in store and for sale
NARBAUGII & CO.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE—A. A. Mason /i
co. idu open !Co mom of thaw Loam Fn., at 22.00.
tro thursday...l3.2.4. 1050. 104
x, OLD 3IEDAL DE LAINES-A. A. Ma-
NS a Co. will op. 3NI Pion more of Gala Modal
Ik Lalooa at 12f.0 Por rd. fa 4
A. MASON Si CO. will open on the
; m4th S ole rp.es a lmi , emr. of the. 44 And to Call i Te t
REATIII:R.S-16 bags Kentucky Feathers
1,-N1 this 551. day and Ar side tn ,
luJ. A. HUTCHISON & CO.
1 , 1,0E7R-200 bbls. aupertine Floor on hand
awl for otal• by J. A. HUTCHISON A CO.
L EAD -70 pigs Galena Lead for sale
. jai DALZItLL Oa
I.IIIOT-200 bags — ossotted from No. 1 to
7 !In. 0 Jai 1t...D.417CM 6Oa
BUTTER -14 kegs packed Butter,
'''44° ce:t e' rtll9. ' intter in clog..
aDv
Ys4 R DALZKLL t CO.
ARD-20 kegs fresh No. I Lard in
IA lam , • "91 r DAL7.EILL a co.
13EARL ASH-56 barrels first quality
i 1N It. DALZELL 1 (XL
.114ATEST PUBLICATIONS—A course of
Lefton.* delivered before the dung Mon', Cluditian
mmeiation. In Exeter IlsIL London.
Ton Kaye and the king. iUnstraied. Tkankeray.
American Prinelples.m Netkumi Pnapnlr. a i-han4
nivinu weevil; by NiehoLts Murray. D. D. •
hard Times. 12 inn; IHorns j
An toblouraphy of Roe. Wok .117, :Yids.
Ruth flail. Ida Slay. For raleby
r 313 J 4 !MAD, Is Sth street.
I)RODUCE-211 bids. extra Corn Meal,
.20 do more 1,11 do tost ov r e fiene and extra
l Fl it do Ilea
r seed, Ilea Tim. emu!,
40dosextra largo Brooms. :MI Y.odliels,
lOU Cu Dry Peaches, 50 lm Thy fool,.
2 bbis prime 11011 Hutto, 3 111
In store and for sale by .113 JOHN W STY a 01.
/ 1 011 N-7000 bushels to am : ice, and for.
ILJ sale by usl BELL A LIGGETT.
CIATS,-.1700 bushels received and for sale
xy Ly J ai DELL LIGGETT.
n RIED PEACHES-200 busk (thin halves
JUIF reeeived ..0.1 for safe by. BELL 0 LIGGETT.
BROIDIS--tiUden. common Brooms re
ceived and AM.]. by BELL d uourxr.
hbls. fresh Eggs this day re-
Ed retreat and for min by HENRY 11. CeiLLINO.
BUTTER -0 bill,. Iresh Roll Butter just
received and for ride by HENRY olu,nits.
VAMLLY FLOUR—IOU barrels People's
kflis, Extra flenersee, In More and for We by
ya 3 D. W. lIERSTINE k (dl, No. 070 93 Front M.
ORN MEAL.- , 400 bbl.. Cincinnati steam
J dried in store and Per by
URI:STINE CIE \o 93k 93. Front street
ronß.---400 bbLs. extra,
WO dampen:a., 190 extra family. arriving and for
e by by D. W.- ILEESTI NE A CO.
jN Nu 1.3 • 93 Front street.
,` N OTICE.—The - eubscribers heretofore do-
N log
the
unde and style of Damen, klobart t
Do., In the nottinfasteumale of Railroad Toots. lam
and (tams* Implements, will hereafter motions. the same
node, the style of DAWSON. NI:WRYER tat, at tbs
Empire Works in the Ninth Warikand Warehouse, No.
Wood Street. Either of us mill attend to settling up She
busier.. Pittsburgh, Pa. WM. DAWSON
Jan, I, 1.3-11.1.1 m J. s. NEwslyirt.
PLENDID BOOKS FOR NEW YEAR'S
OII7B—AIIEfiICAN AND ENGLISH EDITION: :
lllilieeto n
niehtb Pictorial Ehakspear, I vole
11Ue ilenilue„
Alumina Call. 4
Cook's VoyagesAnalyillustratedil
hnnyon'e prlgrim's Frown.;
flumes of American Authors ;
Sketches of Iriati Characters, by Drs. had ;
Midsummer. Ere. 11
The World of Art WO ludirsixT. llinetrated ;
Ths (inlet Exhibitioner till;
The Book of Exotfe Birds, colored El astrlttions ;
The Album of "
The Vioral Moan., Dewier macho binding'
The Deck of littekeDeersDili Uluatratud.
Doe Psis by /1.8. 008WORTli d (b., Cl Market shbiel
IiUTLER I S ALEROAATILE WRITING
FLUlD.—DiptomasonelPrire Mertils hare Gees award
,. Min lini4 Ink. by Aftwlentics huhfofc, (Nerineali,
O lour, 1854 Of,. Mob shin, Newark. Oflin, Dubber,
11u; Indiana Stele Pair, radio , 1n. , 0c6,6•7,183L
Cbwycja Later/ram Aurfilact Arum A (Nodowili
scours. lept. 8, 1844—Ea /tat car nn and Otbar.—
Thi. Mhos
bee d f r• long ihne found It difficult
kto.
procure
• miliellutery ertile or IVrilina apyina
quiro a readily d0w1194 /Irk that would not Eu
hu m up the
ly liaised
Wrl4na and
Cooling
Agent—which
manufactured In our cityaw A.
Drum Agent—which we hers purchased bile e dozen
fur the amoral's °Him We recommend the abets With
confidence to Peat Easters .cad Commercial Den rr
•
• J. 11 -. ElNDtAlE, T Aldirtent P. E
ror pae wholesale and retell by .
.110. lt K. RULERS, fd Wood street.
111 . AY--1 car load blled Ray, for sale at
b.
& the O. . Pa. Depot, b
' VdN'1107:177101191' & atunrwr.
LIFE'S A Altoll, and now upon the
v At
morn of • oen campal4p lot '44l444thst we am IMO
Pen? 444411474 d. ElLOOlittam to bo l irtMod 4aslont—aro
ql e u n exl i b ik r% g o t t gl, g 43 , tr l (l . lab e *lt. 74 Wood IV.
I I RESII SALMON at 121-2 a per lb.;
" No. 1 ilaokareL. do do dm
hlate Hers Eha4 do 100 dra
'err floe frail A 0.3 gatterel at SCotar dont, for rife
.by 016 J. W. eYAILLAN
pIiRIST3LAS HOLIDAY'S at hand and
NJ Fruits awl Nettles at len than met. We bare this
day made • etill greater reduellou la the prioes of our
Mock of Pickle. Fred, Fruits, Syrup, Eswenege, Extrude,
Le., and will, if runible, aloes them out the premed weak,
regfeedleee armed. Ylow I. the time to 4y itl a eupplr . of
Feuer Grocrultataud . 45 Liberty et Is the
stuck Pfttllltll non the delglrtualty will soon la or r.
2.,
de - J., W.-lid/ARLAND.
"'PRIME COOKL.4O 11.AI'S at 8c per lb;
2 Prime Cooking Prune.. at Be Ih4 Closter Mliddini. '
at loe_per 104 Pr...raid Citron, • nilled Ono. Peel,
Firth Ground and Want* tlute.r, an.. for sal. 0.
de= J. Wv MeV/MLA:ID, 223 Liberty tr.
/EC URE A ROME—A _VALUABLE
CHRISTMAS OlPF—Fererel Rood Building Lots la
chanty City, mar the Oates Depot. DI by ZU ft. Moe,
V4O to $250. Terms, Ai In hand. remHader In 3 annual
pements. Or e Lot 1111 tit
too tie
SO IL front by
510 deep. FM.4230, Sa/ In tool& tho onsainder at 55 •
month. For particulars, MI on
ihnin P. CUTIIIIMIT • SON, 140.31 st.
iIjAGAN & MIL have just reo'd per Ad-
ULU Co.'s Fir pros, MN • hone lot of !Mart.
en niters, to which MGT Invite l b . Ledlwistid all who
*Oh to onettre handsm• soil cheep holiday presents.
VENISON for sale at Ross, •I'atton Mc . -
Combs', In the Dimond. dina
VOOKINO RAISINS, Currants, Spico,
Odor .wt Drawly. far We .t
PAPA, PATTON ♦ AMARA.
deM
(lA Moray Tea Marti ha the Ma awed.
RABBIT'S SOAP POWDER & SALE-
ItATTJA fat We by 1. W. ItcPARLAND.
? IiESII ARRIVAL OF SPLENDID (fill
• W
Martha Lut OKS FVIL Clll/1011 AS AND !VW YEA ILS—The
,U, oher, DO taciturn
The Republican lloasL Thu Diadem.
The Bob of tturiptululr. Cableetunull.
Gem Iran Shore • blelo les. •
LaZets or Memory, ) 534. Cooper's Novel., yule. •
Waverly Kuveie...l2 rola sod di yob, .JUst see d fad
fissale by dt.o KAT .1401:56' Wt. , St
W PRUNES, in email big. and giams
N
svo!ds.arj by 41.1.2 N.L iipPLOR 4.
AMUSEMENTS
•
P M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
C.-elemercial do!os corner Wood cad .%11A
- • ----
KEGS EMERY AT AUCTION. On
avr Saturday morning. Jut. ktb. at 11 O'lock at ena
tt;losnerclal salt. room. corackWood =et Ott , kta• .111 ba
kegs at Emery good attallte mnied; Noa
sctutt-t- - Arco 7 rig s a . tOrAmerfratii•to. - r,i.% lc. 2,k, 4, and 5.1 ,tsl DAT,IS. Attn.
"at, 4TALOGIA OF • i ...„ I,l y. eket• eol, 10 rout.—uo drfny expe.rots.•-
1 - 0 be had at all the t•tett..etrzes .11 at the dram talkdo
Actrortloooents of Co.orta or Public
itoolost pod Alotoco
LECTURE.
0..11. TIFF A NY. of Dickinson
u+TAVILS..EtirpVgt.I.II.I.Ie=2:I.IB4)NIC
• GRAND OPENING NIGHT. •
mosnA r DEC. ISM. .t.VP CONTI:VC): NIGHTL I
SANFORIYS
NEW OR T.V.ANS OPERA TROUPE,
~ , mpluslNtl TWO C9STIONED COI 1.%
. .
Including tbaatt . arttplon Danes,.
R. 0. SLUITII,
•
And the Reno waled
C ) L WHITE.
.51elor, LX)I.LINS. RAINER.
an.l is A V A SAG It, with Lbw beat $4,10 and Ingtru
mental p• rl;wwwn. In 11, world, will all appear at each
entertainment.
.531 - 1 , 11. pant...alarm Fee
taradtnisalon. Twenty den rent..
Music at Half Price !
Tianl . t K LE i ll gt lf t t :, r
a llo i„. 1? 1 :
ivii•lwarrawwwww•ntn with thoectrowiwe w
Air Pul•lislow tiON,
York - . for N. ratadozue. nod
he • to order nil their i•••••• Srowte. to.
wwthwr with theta/ hi•• ...tiro Mock Af Mui•ir 31u,10il
wort..., at au swergi.iti of
USE'-11.1LF ITS FURMER
~ i,, • of his Slunk wad In hereafter math , to rznfona
CO ••ur national warren... ancilhe prionsalli henswfter
' ri r ;;;; ; •L i j r,7.=, z na: r•ll• h ati i!",1 6' ; , :w?!- ' - ' -
re w f.• ."
Instructlrm hard. will alan be nnturs4l In propt.rtlun.
Thr faet of making tills grovlsnlnelubs in short mast,-
dountlers add largely to the e,le, and I .111 tassel r keep
o hand nll the now publications.. awn n finned.
The reductlon'ln price atnnot but greatly Inermse the
demand. and the public will find at, stoek at treat mtunl
In all rerprefr to •n• In the W i let. and I am prepared to
r**ll .nttally favorable terms
I also continue. to arIV and ha • the exeludre agency of
the elobrat...l
Piano Fortet, made by NUNNS it CLARK,
Vey , York. MINNS A CLARK have reivirod the brat
tries 31edal et the World's Fair, london, aim at the Awn ,
lean exhibition, dole ageney iveo tor DUNIIMIS' (km
merle iitodart C Dlitkitru 'New fork.) relennited l'innoc
f.
air. CARIIAILTS lIENILII IUIt:LODEONB, With double
even and clooble reedioc an mlll reit them at. the lowest
Prime and on the moot far table tame.
My hong oxporionai MI teaeher and me thorough aei
duziutauen 'rah the Plano Forte
until:el Wale,. to
voltieh I devo,te to) each...lto and ded attention. en
oldeo me to iiiTer the lowa term. to
minaun-honors of Mimi.
eol teerehoodho. end with seismantee to every all
ele I nen
let Ve-All
on the orde =vet rs fro ttaTorshl. tn 0%. eou
terms. ntr7 till be promptly *tiro-
" " '• .., .
KLEID.n.
yai
Information Wanted.
.1 R. JOHN TODD left Ireland for the
iv a United States In ItM2. Re landed In New folk,
and stary,i for pitteburah, withaelew to employ' ment
engineer, extracting in meet there nne lillam
Millar,xra gineer. Anr information craneerning eald
Todd will 1n
thankfully' received. Addrem Swab Mee
Tud.l. cam of Dee. Dexter Dickinson, D. IX, ltodlun. Mmrs.
yal.atawde
Assignee's Sale.
TILE undersigned ill offer for sale upon
e premises on SAT LIIISAY. the 2tith of JAN CA
. the premises
et 2 o'clock, I'. 11.. the Steel Works, 11111
tore, and St ash
of
snowing so b allo tMs 11 wk.
Verso. desirous of to the ts. will Med this
ftinS ;1 " ..117111.41ALL, Assignee.
Pittsburgh, Jsn'Y
Aselgase can tie found at his else at sr, tiros
Pow.to the 2llth Inst.. bp persons desirous of purcheie
Ins. dtd
GOOD FARM FOIL SALE, situate six
roilesfrom Farmington. Va. and nu the Penns. line.
eons [ingot:7W acres, improved; 11/0 screw cleared:
a;
aim,
orchard. good buildings, dwelling house. and barn;
al, plea Py of excellent nosh: 20 scree of adds. This is
e. desirable fiery n
and will be weld Coot. Tam. sssY.
P T.:,47 .nn 0"
I t 'AcTWEIT.ti SON. 110, 3d .1.
VFW A_ND SEASONABLE BOOKS, is.su
i ell), the atnerirun 000,7 School Colon. Illustrat
e,d wlth bountiful engravin,
- We have nerer brun chic to offer to our friends, old as
well am young. such, • large and truly beautiful variety of
illustrated Books for the holiday mason.. at the prevent
A fail supply just reed per Esprear. also, 1:11S, Bask.
from New England EB. Union, susd other leading pub
lishing testae; tesrhieh the attention a vervain selecting
premiums for Schools. An., la Invited. A large assortment
of illtuntated and standard works. gift looks. annuals,An.
More non Holiday Hooks this neektopenat For sate by
dein 8. SADLER, Alegi:mai,
•
• -Li ODS-150 Dead ti age orerage.lde, for
Illkale by SIIILIVER DILW . ORTII,I3O 122. 2d. et
WOOL PLAIDS—A. A. Mason & Co: ail]
reduce their whole stock of Wool Plaids 25 Pis et.;
also, Cashmeres, DeLaines. k, k 4013
MBHOIDERIES REDUCED—A. Ma•
Coson 18th, retteopthe
FL of their Inmeux atooknf lacheohteries, ootoonsing
urerartla of 60 attune of O'lecees,Chetalzetts. Collate, La.
eta Tritoodoce, Le, just opened. dell/
LeAtEMNANTS OF SILKS—A. A. Mason &
no. will offer on Saturday, Doe. 1611 h s larita lot of
onaanta of Flits. at *lawn one half the zoom/ helm
ADIES visiting Salford's Opera:. Troupe
A stonld call at T AN - CORDER'S and rebut galotto,
Inesa. or any °than thins tney liana °kitaL—
Remember the place, 83 Market et., oprealta City
VAN GORDER has still left a few of those
rota Callan. Ficaria. Cbrialtatte. Ildkik.,lAnde. dq
ahicti tetra bran ea fast Si teat, Si 63 Muttet,
'et - went - the Manama. : da26
ABRICK ROUSE FOR BAIA CHEAP!
deZ S. CUTIIBUT k St/N.M.:A
UNDRIES
so 4001,1,4-XS Orr 1"..b.,
-- .. -. . .. .
Z, do Pared do do a
I.,rbtr.kidt zit... 'gran- Bolter,
10 bh....... leLord, I.solnothrlot elorrneed„
• 1 5 0Imni do do 3 bide taab. .;,.
Aagt alone. 4 bLieTal l ow,
IVO dr, common Brooms. la artore and for µle br
ja . .; SU:RIVER 2 DILIVUNTII,
FEATIIERS-341/01i;:prime Kv. Fenth
n-. to arrive sod fur rale by RENTS 11.7".331,L1N5.
FISLI-1•10 half Ghia. White Fiala
lei do Treut:
tU du Salm.. Primlt. by
.deZO Lwow IL 0/LLINS.
Cs)'-flik DOLLARS IN CASH TO LOAN,
j lln ronnettloh - with the Went. ..tang , . to
emuunt. ea,:oo. eel 12 lute worth $5.000. Payable In 5
Noel se oust paym•nts, et 6, pent interest per annum
to b.• moored by bed nod mortal... Apply to
51cLAIN • SON. 21. sth nt.
JANUARY—Hart - or and Putritun':3
51.M.1m.5. Harper'. 2tnty Books Ne 4
41.30 Allechem,
-
A s i t t ., VE T H ß S: r l:c s !Ar EUB , LICAT,IIII%I4 Fll
asur Ire Nrieh and °thin. 14411i w nira barna"rg P.0..a
-tions. Pres,rity., TbankrufringForm.n. by N. Ilurrar.
D. D I..ureir Fears. by author of Old Norma by rhe
Hard Thine.. Dirket.: Franconia Stories complete, alth
other Dna boob.
rred,
by 0. NADLER, Allogbony.
TRADE FOR THE WEST,--Wantvd to CI.
change 10 acre, of around. adjoining Allegheny CRY.
for Funds, Pitt. ..burgh rasnufactere, or helium AY Um
e... la 'Minn W.. • barßain le offered. Enquire of
dehtalf 11103. WOODS.IS. Ithsh
5
U(irt.B. 60.-20 Mids. prime N. 0. Sugar;
k - 100 bbl.. N. th'tdolateut. fur saki Air
0.0 11.11011180 N YOU.
TRIED PEACHES-200 bus. D. Peaches
fiJI past reed sod for We by R. ROBISON k CO.
F iso_47s bbls. White Fish and Trout;
400 IC do do do
Nek 3 Mackerel: 3 tea. Cod FM, just reed and
for We or 11...R08150N C0. : 23.5 Liberty et. '
i
ESS PORE-45 bbls. Mess Pork, hears;
/xiust reed for caleby It. ROBISON 1.3):
OLL BUTTER-4 bbls. fresh Roll But
1,16 tee just - wed and tor tale by R. ROBISON k CO.
S-20 bb y. PearlsAs_t__7!tt_
_!,143,d
TIMOTHYkEDS- 7 36 bags
rioter and 2 bap Ilmothew la edcone.fre A
ne Ade by
ISIAH DICKEY a by
-.,
1 K 3 I ,i. P . .EAME . S I -14 . 5 . , , a , 1s pceled and .
403 18d1AdDIC6EY k PO.
DRY BEEF-20 tca. prime just reed and
dr do by de22. - S. ILIMPLAUGII d 03.
DRY PEACIIES-50 bus. prino'halinii in
.toreand for bale by B. ITARBAUGH .1 CO.
TANNERS' 01E-24 bbla. in stain and for
wit, by de= & nAnnaunn k CO.
RLANK BOOKS lc STATIONERY--Day
dooko, Ledgers. Curb and geeorust Books of all Muds.
k Work of every deseriplJonundo to ardor, of guy
pattern moths& A full asSO72lll/MS rf *faro &admen.
for odile by deol • A. BADLEIL Allegheny._
lIRY.PEAOIIES-300 bus. tide day recd
KJ by 6.2.5 HENRY H. COLLINS.
BEANS -20 bbls. prima white Beano for
sale br de. TIMMY IL COLLIN&
CIINGER-25 bxs. Ground Ginger in store
1:1 1 1 aco Nr imb. by T. LITTLE &PI, 112, 24 itt._
1 UNDRIES-500 bus. Dry Ppaches;
50 bag. Dry, 00, CloTer '
°) 11 biljO g arolr, ' ll ' bl4a..Patasts,
tC.t?ils."ith 13 XtA k r i ri . P ßT44 l :,l
de2.2 8111111111 DILm4IT. 19 1112,24 gl.
Ili OR SALE CUEAP—A new 'Brick House
• Cb.ll, 8 rooms and lendAtelle.r.. Term - seedmnso.
dating. de= 8. CUTILBEHT BON. 140; 3 , 1 et. .
UONEY-11 cases this- day ree'a and for
Kiwi by del 2 EERY EL COLLINS.
GREEN APPLES-- bbl e. ine'd and
rotaa• ba deal =Mr U. COLLINS.
TOBACCO -50 bxs. ass'd brandS, 53 and
R. lamr. la nun awl fba;Fala br_
ashLX 00' 112. list
at 10c per
N. wFARLAND.
L: UNDRIF.*-5 doz. large Tubs; •
s aoanaaoe.z bx,s.lltotsrE
is big. CisT Piper.' 60 • Palos litax
ZS •• Eosin 60ap, In 'tore nnd for 6610 N.
del! T. LITTLE 00.112. Me.
R. E. Sellers &
ble far bolldzy pre.
Doze, hantiker.
kir or rorrumzon
SPUTTER -1 bbls. fresh .113;113utter;
r 4,41 sad Mi. - T.drarirandca,
CIREEN APfLES-250. Ap
tA pi. In store road for We br T. LITTLE it W.
CITKFSE-1000 bxe. prime W. R. Chem
In glare and far sale la T. LITTLE & CO.
EAF LARD-4 Leaf Lard
bbls. No. 1
Ljust reed and for Sala 671. T. LITTLE t CO.
JUVENILE BOOKS, TOYS, &c-We in
ult. attootton to our ism sad molar educed stoat
Amount. Books and Top. Annattoan, English sad(kr
aal. Edlttora, ran KI nq In past from t. tows no to 11.0. ,
44, 11. S. EtlittlllLT Id t W.; an Itaraat at.
E CEN'tS—Eadioi can have
L-7 the best quail/id' ELI Glow far :beta. per par, ea
TAN 00IID sa oar es, to doss out Ida stock. To
ladieo has. worn 012 MU they will naol no.reCOOE.
Emendation; hus° ho has° aos uni he Eletyl with Stumm
ow trial. (all umm at al Mattes r 4 comae of Diamond.
j.Alib—.3okege for sale by
deaf) J. IL CANFIELD.
CANS ERESII TOSIATOESI 0, -
..t„„„„ and LS arts french btabbea selling at
y4.J. W. SI<VAIII4ND, 1.114ty at.
nlOl6 STORE, KG-. sAft_A - g - 0 7 : 4 n e ,„
staid. by. 44041.41. FLEMIXO MUM
STORE gifir:tife hoe
41 Kris solo the dark. batares . and good
,theor a nadir
4rb ,01, bb4Of 1 / 1 1, best locatbnia3t eltyrlLti
am eatabliabed +thalamic aa4 to all toad tomn and
Tanta. lot apaa at mall mital thia la a Tara el• d un.
Tc:4:ata Wrra!tan:rortnblertltTetbaklVl/Xdq
tar 4.22/' -H: 31e120,1t2 btßi. 21, tin AL
nIITTER-3 Ibis. prima ' 01l Buitei just
rend for We br S. ITAVII/VOll dr CO.
Ai )-.-lo kgs. prime Laid pist 'ren'd and
forpie"br • & IIIIAKII&U011.1, CO.
OLLBUTTER.-;-20 LTA:. extra. !toll 13 . ut,
tbisAlsy add by R.: A. IE4 gals • .•
vTALOGUE OF MISOELL&NEOUS
aloptis AT ACC lON.—OD BAturda=g, J..
4111- et erlook t Cotauterelel Yale.
Wdod and Atta Pill, rill he told a colleetl.. of ebolee
. o pn. which Are—Fen,..tuon'e Rimon Republic
T
rk,. of Mrs. Opie. lebbr, Vleldluree . Wnek..
Ti l , l lo, F il ' Oe ' ca r cera-17.
volc tittlord's Worido LIP. of Pro deht . lP4 Paler/imp.
Alior . kgo Al khelotle
Cof. AVo . rkzf r ..lr f Ton; Rbdory cf
Poi l n n i e litekre. eo7plet L e nPa of J s tig.‘ "4, 2 T IPSI
li.'. Ancient illstorf,S yule; inok Rand 1W114, r
Siehols Altobaulreteuttonion, AO plat. Lif. of Oen.
Moll; IllAublgoet History . of the Reformation, 2 voile,
Mecteuttee Mill Receipt.. Aa de.
plortiouluot in catalogue. width can be obtot o ,.d
0,Am...i0n Poop 144 P. M. DAVIS. Suet.
CITY HALL
1 1 11 E President and Managesi of the
.tlsmg i5a:t.4.5.:,:x3114'.77b:tz.Va1;
dsr 4,44415r.1 dt.lAmit or TWO POUlt. of
the capital meek ar tbs Cnmpany, whirl di, uds are
made, shish will be paid to etoolthelderiF or that. tool
”prerentatlyee larthenth.
JOIIN lI.LNPER, Treasurer.
_ja3.lwd
pFINZ
P IMO AND muu..ig. CtA,
ittlibollrb• DAA• 23 .
The Ann¢nl hreeting 'of the-
Eockboldern sad Election or Directors at tee ow
wad Pena. Rallensti Company, forth* etembag year.lirllt
be bele et the otene of the Cowman In 'Pittsburgh, on
Tbunday, the 23th day . of Jammu; VW Intneen the
.hoots otlo is. 9
or en. *esti of 1), ( " 4 .. 4 " 87 W d r .
3:1 3 j ., 1; " .
AMeritV:inion as
.Ctirotit•
• T W YEAWSPRESENTS--"ro close out
NLay lot GI Annrial• ror 1.131 thm X
s. eau Inaffetni Mecum: thbtheS *".. l l;ll''''41 Ail. l
May Itorar..llasor.lo Qlfinine. Mom Ham, Adoet .
Fritmd.hlP's Often BoVrialt . Cita Annues, to.
•bc. now man
,11. B. LAUkIII6. Road etreeC -.
OUSE .tv LOT FOE :SALE. IN ; EAST
LIBERTY, attested itlthlti 8 minutia walk oT thi , '
Ned Ratio, .Tbe lot Du •- resat of 193 feet ea tbs.:
tbsenabatah Tan:mike and ettenda tea la fent Utast.
"The balding melbas of ktera stem Urfa Man, hall ma' 'I
T leaccuLtnaladhlg the Met e% Stable. to; mat tastall
of Fruit. , Immeo late possession can ba 'One: ]Ptlee,
200 Terms tees. IL Ile.EaLti I SON. 4.1. 71111 . 11..
CITRISTMAS. GIitt , WORTH SOME — ; , !
TITING—A sAaaatrat cresibody-Baeb aaa °Maw
utifal thallaz Lots ott Mt. Wash=r. malt s=slist I
Pl l geg r Vaart i liVettillau l "d, II f U llll.s ' l ' l I
on • arlde7treet s to as aims., (1178:01a ham; ter
=mart to moistblyfeysaeata of f 5.
• dela• CDTIIDEItT k 8071.. TAW
stet of all kinds - manufactured of . !
nnussc, buns iiubb. rm zia.
sae& ot: J. *
I : 11TS •ICKLES -
We donaccoote able der to dole out st coat. to me%
l4rE r e . .amee 'rn' 'n
aA ° .ets. "'" pr:oerea rFML4"' %etbe
t l 3
qb end Alturricen bocuma Irereetitaier Zs bast /milt
• at prthcUr semi order: Tb. WAWA= of avail fa
: I *Ttm. P r "` 4b 7 " usWl4 Food
OLIDAY SUITS FOILBOYS:—Very ap•
~,w•artafrbygi4..,,
• ".
-
AUCTION SA LES.
F R RENT. •
-To Let.
OFR T OFFICES on Water street
Mar e OnLeheti. eery Anlealils for ID,-
num othee..
ALSO. a two err TWA Dwelling. with stabil=
am et awound.w within three...limns. wait of the
station at Lest Litiarte. Dinpilre of
U.O. A. EERILY ;Mater st.
For Bent
'AIRE FOUR STORY WARE‘ROUSE,M
mt..t. Watereud Front An,. no► occupied by.ElN.de
grd'r, Jones & Co. Enquire of the enbeerther or 13 Left'.
Joni. k Eo. de:1011110 ROBERT BEER.
To Let.
Mho-Warehouse on the corndr of Front
L treat and Chancery lane. Poseleasion Klein oo
De lat of April next. tbr Drum apply to the hub...."
atoo In polosation.
D. W. WEEETIN it Co.
iviOß RENT,—A Country Seat in Pitt
Ten hlp. i tt4l. n 11/1 c kr..grt:lmmwdbW
I:m~oin (Jab JOHN teats a co., üb,,,ty
Fre/ LET--The three story Brick Ware-M
r.l , stSt ) l 7 " % nr
/99. 90 Water dna.
KOR RENT—The 2d, :td and 4th story
rooms over J. Wilaori.
of
flat atom and Tif-21.21
is Banking. Holm, more of . Waal at. and Diamond
allan. ( rntragra oil Waal at.) Yte Alma zoom aro twat
40 fort feint by to fret gimp,and wall lighted. For Wm.,
onenstre of .de.inif . .1. Wllso.ol - 4 100, al Wood at.
For
DWELLING HOUSE, oi..proaent vo
x mated hr tha mdaariber.altnated on' Peantyleania
vauu, and neat thaTth Ward, Id
hating tot,rtetra
roams with wide lualb convenient outdo:m.4 eta—
Mono SPrinit Ilona, with abundant suppir DI water
Horne, !a Thoota.erbleh [scorned : the
sh ro btu., hut a fr- Lt three hundloarest, media stunt
mile from the boatman.
Molina.e übtaln. om any term&a man.
try home, . ales alarm rl ..a are Invited
to exandta - If application h. made
d~ .
on or lefrar
Jaws. ,
rAf
11'7,7.7.11..ii.
-newsman siren the fast
OR
j: Howe on
.t present OM];
and convenient
r ..1 Market and Wood WA,
Beal. MR lex tap
It. D. GAY:LAM.
.
OR RENT— furnished
Duemeat Mare. ,n,r Yla jtal Market sta.,
et 1100 per annum. f D. UAZZA.SI.
Philus' slant
F OR RENT—Roui ft C., 713 building
O R
for caeca' , -
klark4t i 41,d 4th ,to.
Notice . to ert'DtraCttr=l.
0/111:1101ZrHnottrat
too - o; = I.
QEALED* PROPOSALS !lag,
LI Masonry. and ; teidaint of ;.,st,-,- , lrs-e oel,
(43.1 f) Dales or this road. will be me,. al • o
company until throb o'clock, P. M. to. dey ~ .1*
=err - next.
Th. ma
rte, and spes.tfa-',..,., e•
inamtion on and after the 6th day
The Iletrop_OltanFlaihnad design , :,• '••,..: ,:. - t
the cities of Waseington end Georgelown v... tr-er ,
ind Ohio Ilailmad, by an eaer and direct':::.. ...-toot
ng with the latterdoul poet of the - Palm
the Potomac river, and making a uvilentlf
trst ninety mile. of the ples.nt traveled ro.. r .
Capital to the Western and Northweatern Ste, t i P.:ty
Ole toile.
Prooeedinp front the
.4. wiPt Cal.
thnors and Otdb Railroad. tharoateettends to
Frederick. 'and. vanished throtigh the richest aitnlollidtt
distrias of Maryland. terminates In the city of
town, whonsit eentnact• with lines of railrends, non '
eration extending to IlarriebargiC tite,Pannayivania let*.
too& to.
• The toeless of the mad Mr which Proposals are now bifi•
tad extends from the mitterly Dee ci the District Of Col.
rouble (3% mites from Georptosfe> to„ tbk city ,of /rod.
Proposals will be received for thermic. in sections of one
mile each, or forth., math, distance of 17% abler.
• The work is generally of a medium eharseter fbr this
von of the oesuotry, with *me henry ea ch
(in earth
and rock) and brldroing; mod etyrT faoLLitr exists tartar.
mooting It rogordosly and eith economy at all seasons of
the year. The country to eletated and rolling, well water
dT,
h m e od
im n odin a tio y uberda lrh
e campletion . of the contracts
will be
from one to two year&
Any farther Information &sired bypermoto Proposleg trt
the 'wort will be furnished at theatre, or may to bad o
:dressing tyPrmident of the company by letter prior
to the day l etting.
By cad of the lkerdrof Directors: "
IM:thalk /Wald I.
.k.DMIND ablerEadneer.
A.S.Wrt fa.
flunsorn.,,Des. ZS, 1864.
NOTICE.The Amid Afeeting of Stock
holders ILO Eliettou ot Trustees of thelf.hid Fellows'
Assoration of Pittsbmsh. frr the entruitut emm,_*lll
he held at the Odeon 11011, ,Fourth street, on HONDAY
ETESIND, Jan. let, between tho hours of 6 and R VAC,
(meeting et 6.)117 osier of the Board.'
• • J. C. HENDERSON, Beet,
Dividend
E!=l3
OTICE. -The Co-paririeribitf Willium .
ZN
Lorimer. Zug. Lindner .1 Irse thisdnY
m1e , , , 1
i t bur .m.t. roAr b t . , 6 2 , lzzle t. nt u lla
immerly. nu -the style of Zug. Lindray nen.
-a. p Adam.
In retiring from the ram of Zug.Undentr 100.1 eiteer.
full,. recommend tiepreseint. Arm to thedatronano a my
friend. W..Rl3lEft, Jr.
Pitmborgb. Jet. lst. Ifdli. iedeller
NotictriiiZtockholdeia.
01711:2. ALLEDILOT T4l-ttf R. R. Cu.,
...hittabargh Januar/ ie
IN necordined - with the Charter, a general
meeting of the arodantlerrir the Allegheny ratio
.R. Chngsny •711 be held at their oelee. blo. 74 Water
street, Pittsburgh. on the Met meads y (6th dal) of Feb
ruary next. at 10.16:eh - Al M., at ahleh time and awe
the Revert of. the Preeldebt and Manson, Or the met
Soar, and a Mateo:lent of the alleys of the Company em
DO yresential, and an &Thou fur Preeldent and Beard of
Managers ter the eueulna bar, nal take plate et 12
ifelona 11. -Llel-idl • - . J. GIBSON, decoy.
Dividend.'. . •
Cll4§ Directors . pith° AFisociatedThrEmene
Mumma Compact . Lave, Ude dar; declared a Dill
deed oat or the prorts aresutek to this date, of three dot
tars upon each alma of the Capital r toek eubeeribed.
It. PINNEY, Seer.
Pittaborgh, Dreetaber MM. 18.54—jal4td>
10..cuaros - Dom
11ttaburub. De. th. 10.16. 7
j[IST of deposits, • and balances of deposits,
Jot tea &Dors aualerrards or bleb have eemaln.d uu.
oared to the Bout tor throe rwo,
A. P. can.. MarehlAth,ll-.....--.......0.10,111.
' A. D. - Ho:ley. July 1015.18131-'...1.1....- 10.49.
A. Parke- .. ... 99,00.
Robert Sinn, Ap1.1191.11. 1151..—...- .....
David Travertee, Aix% • 000,00.
.21.
I eertity nog the above etatement!owed, to the best
or my anowlectze and belle.'
.112..11. MURRAY. Cashier.
Sworn and eubeatilled bawl mu I.hbr/9tlo 4tay of Deem.
ber,lB3B. O. W. MOUT,
• iol.olloslererit :• . Notary Public.
Westain Ansuranoe Co. of Pittsburgh:
QTATEBIENSof the Assetli - of the IV eetern
Itasnranar Co. of Pittsburgh. on tW Illst do N sego-
bar, 1C41: •
* 8i.i.0.00. , 00 Cm 04.1 3ter4...------31.30.000 00
Notes aid Inns 100.712 30
uoeaei;;;;111 4.138 U•
Ertimated am36I7SW
N. ;:4,6 .EVllefes.
3,, , X0 03
9. 11.13011D0N, &ey.
ATEMENT. ofPanosits and Balances of
Doprotta tha •stay'DeposEt Bank ee Pittsburgh.
• have remalaai smaltend an 4 madelmed for three
, Datremert memedlem the date of this atatemeck ' -,
'Richard 7. B. o,ba. ad.! Z 1.1051, ..... ha.
Melllaa Woollen dep.Jac• 0.'1861. ..... 00.
There are noeschemts.to the seas_ ."
- JOELN MA.00)7701, Cambia.
" Airmen' Depahl Avg 2 e PaLrewoh.l.
December V1th,1854.
A 11.11161 ants sa4 sn ' bonibed beGme
detUatda3m9 J. lUD. GLEN/LI&
Itensusali ANlVSTltuartuu RAIIMAA'
ritueerseoeo-=•1"
NOTICE--The interest:on the Bonds of the
- b „ . ti.„ . 84 121.4bargt,.1 1 11 . 1-to the f b ittelarsh
et the Banking lionan animas. Ei 44 m_ .:6
Btlnn n
Nen Yolk. datler WhiaaittlLL.nTTOS,
DRIED -. PEACHES.--400 bushels 1;1148
Juliana:Vl rnr
D. W. IIEILITINE CO- N0.9:1 63 heat 0:-
inLOVER. SEED.-150 btu. in Stbro DO&
v f ar . f .A., . D. W. D.Zl6BTale &
51T41.14.- . 7l.s *. l . 2E t teicis of N. 9.
neei. ia3 SPH T ECOSF.II:4/111AC011 sc).
I I CE“ 1: Eli,--11arpe;. Putnam, Ga.
der. OnTam. awl Warren. IL SADLER. Alldiy.
N E OF BOOK BY “KIRIVIN." • .• • .4 ,
• Pall"h and other A!tuillny, i lsl, Thei l Ltegg . • bf
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