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813 GEIEC:
DLONDAY• MORNING, DEC. 7, 1857
itiriutinefer , 'perm OF aiis arry:---ss*
Ners of, Lltid Cit* rind Nelgtiborhood
.
Ecosowr.—Among the various unnecessary—
and we had almoSt said cruel—expenses which
fashion has fastened upon people, is that
of spending several hundred dollars in hiring
carriages for funeral occasions. We are sure
that 'dc one can have greater respect for the
sacrethelies of the loved and lost than sep have.
' Wo Would see every mark of respect bestowed
upon all that is left, to love of friends and neigh
bors. But it is frequently the case that, in ac
cordance with a custom that has grown almost
I
universal, poor peopl spend enough in. hiring
coaches, to keep a sm 11 family a whole year.—
We think that it is th Archbishop of New York
who issued his interdi t upon this custom among
the very poor among the disciples of the Ito
miah Church, and it was au excellent regulation
in our view. Those who really loved the dead
when (hey were living, will not hesitate to fol
low the Telles to the grave without the aid of
carriages. Near and dear relatives, in feeble
—health, would of course need to ride, but when
the hiring of coaches extends to the sum of
sixty, seventy or one hundred dollars, it takes
, the hard-earned savings of a laboring man for a
whole year to meet it, inutl, in the meantime, the
,
living have to deny themselves comforts to lay
for that. which 'could not have been considered
necessary in order to evince tine and worthy re
spect for the dead. These remarks can of course
have nen' pplication. to the rich; to those who
have an abundance of the worlds goods, but
even they might give a portion of the bounty
bestowed in this way, to relieve the sufferings
of the unfortunate who have net wherewithal to
prottot them from the frosts and snows of win
ter or keep the children from hunger and misery.
- Pompons . funeral pageants are not halt so much
worth as the gills of charily to the suffering.
Dcavia Ceerry Dcnocirmer. —The following
be-eutiful sentiments we clip from the Beaver
Star.,"_They aro clippied from an article on
"political preaching":
"Well, Mr. Buchanan is .elected, the Dem
ocratic party la in power, anil Kansas is destined
to lieemne a Democratic Free State. Now, we"
told thesic 'political preachers, at the time,
that they lied l—But what is our duty now'?
We consider we should say to all our political
preachers to the honest but mistaken Passavant,
the unscrupulous Bradford, and the little, truck
ling Murry—you fled!
We think it will be long, long before the
clergy of , this eatmtry will attempt such a bold
maneuver. And we trust that our clergy may
never again attempt a plan of operation so fatal
tot.heir influence as the last one has. been."
- - -•-. • •
The aboire morceau was in the emend issue
of that paper under the new regime. Why,
isn't Mr. Barclay, this .new "Democrat" that
shines in the Beaver &errand callsMr.Passavant
and Mr. Bradford liars! isn't' he the chap that
used to pretend to be a Republican out in
Indiana county Ind one time was in some
- way connected- with our friend bloorbead's
paper the Indiana Inarpendeut? If Mr. Barclay
won't answer us (of coursehe will) we believe
Mr. Moorhead will. We' may be mistaken in
the name of Mr. Barclay. We are anxious lo
know about a man that can.uake his salutatory,
almost in such excellent- phrases - es we have
quoted above.
• COURT AT Woosrca.—The Court at Wooster,
Ohio adjourned on Saturday evening. We learn
from the RepUblican that a large amount of im
portant business was disposed of, while much
more goes over to the nextiterm. The motions
for new trials In the casej-of Charles and John
Cooper convicted, the former for stealing and
the latter for concealing stolen goods, were over
ruled and the young men sentenced to one
year' confinement each in the Penitentiary. Th 4
boys were both of them affected to tears by the
remarks of the judge who had himself great
difficulty to maintain the character of a stern
judge. The young men started for Columbus
Monday rooming in company with Sheriff
Eakens and two Assistants. They both have
friendly sympathizers, who regiird their crimes
as more - the result of bad associates and bad
-habits, than as growing out of any seated de.
,termination to crime. John Cooper especially,
has all the elements of atrue man, and had he
avoided strong drink, would now have a happy
(Mitre before him in the place of a cell in the
Penitentiary-.
rug the rittabrgreg Gansit,
&b. Gazette was natonialted in reading
.your article on the free and easy manner of
conducting_atTairs in our county prison, but
several loners have assured Inc that you hare
given a tineripiCture.
The prlblia are anxious to linorr why Fire iras
not taken up to McKeesport. to point out the
exact spot in the bank whereate made the de-,
posit. Nothing but the genuine coin will satisfy
the people now-a-days, when no many banks are
suspended. (Pardon me; Fife, ter that word.)
That coputerfeit presentment of money, said to
have been found in wore, loft, won't pass cur
rent 17017—net even a Iroker will redeem it. The
scheme is too transparent to help the sale of the
confession, and get blood money from the tale
of a, murderer. Try again : that reek Won't
Sett.
TaERC sill be a public meeting on this even
ing, (Monday,) at"; o'clock, in Dr. Rodgers'
'Chord', corner of Sandusky street and the South
Common, Allegheny, to hear an address from
the Rev. Dr. Monad, of Paris, France, on ,the
state of religion in that city, and the importance
of securing a house of worship for the accommo
dation ofevangelical christians in that great
metropolis. A collection will be taken up, and
the people arc invited to attend, amt to come
prepared to contribute liberally towards that
desirable object.
A similar meeting. will' be held on Tuesday
evening, at .7 o'clock, in the Second Presbyteri
an Cherch,;(Dr. floward'a,) Pittsburgh, for the
some object, when a collection will be taken up.
The people are invited to-atte.nd.
COUNTERFEIT BASS - Nett DETECTINO i 9 a
branch of commercial education that cannot be
neglected without-loss, especially to the young
business mitt.. Consequently, the rron City.
Coinmercial College, to be first and foremost in
everything pertaining to a tompkte business edu
cation, has eugaged.'penitanently Mr. J. 19. Ken= 7
reedy as the instructor in this department Mr.
K. is the editor of' "Kennedy's Bank Note and
Commercial Raview,":the oldest and most relia
ble "Counterfeit 1 / a cct.:rein the country, which
is a sufficient guaranty that he is every way
qualified to.. give the most satisfactory instruc
tion in his department. fie explains to the stu
dent the , (3210139 classes of frauds practised upon
our b4nl . --note carrenci,zod enables him to
make tbe proper distinction in tho detection of
each class. "This' is the only College in which
this-knowledge is systematically taught •to all
the students. . •
_ _
Pr11,111712.0ft - FEMALE COLLECLE.—Tbere 1113.9 nn
examination at this-institution on-Friday which
garegrial pleasure to visitors and afforded great
gratification to parents - Thisiehrl
is carried. forward by the influence and tildrf
the 11. E. Church. The building is situatedliear
Christ Church onrenn street and hits attritct
cd a large number'of pt pils. to its halli. The
examination was very aabsfactory. In algebrni
political science, French. Latin, geometry, and
Mora! science, the pupils exhibited remarkable
proficiency. in music and the aciorapliehmento
generally the young ladies did great credit to
their teachers. , The number of . pupils in the
school 'now Is nopy .1.50 and , is worming -all
the time.
Cure Ittme.--The lowest , price, $l7O, was
touched on the tAth Oct. ; the highest, $195,
on the 6th November; ainee the latter date the
market again receded to $lB6. The product for
October was 153 tons,Making the total yield for
eleven nionths to November,' 1,618 tons, against
1,517 tom aurae time laid year.
Missucms.—The market price has fluctuated
during the past four weeks from $76 . to $lO5.
The official returns have
.not yet been received,
but the yield for October may safely be estimated.
at,160 tons. The accounts from the mine cori
Linn! to be o . t the. moat encouraging — character:.
Regiater. • • •
learn-from the Harrisburg Telegraph, that
on Thanksgiving ei'ening, the employees of the
Pennsylvania RaHrond Company, at Altoona,
presented a magnificent silver ten eervice to
Enoch Lewis, Esq., late Superintendent of the
Middle Division, Pa. R. It., as token of their
sineere- regard and respect: for him as a man,
4 od of their unqualified approval of the manner
in which he discharged" the duties appertaining
to Ids-late office. the service neighed 125,05
ors. SCnidard oilier. •
WATalbaas, ilisrmus, of the night pones, Was
before the Ittayor onliaturday morning, charged
with improper -,, ,10in5.". 'the Mayor, as is his
wont on such occasions, gave the gentlemait
very valuable piece -, el' advice and clinched his
remarks by committing the roan for five days.
It appears that in the mantle or his wanderings
Hastings had been trying..to patronize where it
was his duty to suppresst-,,
IN speaking. ht — .l.lsi.proimeed exchange of
County.bondsTor Posn'a.. R. R. exock, the United
States Rat7roird rytri,llitiina ; Resizter. mays that. Mr.
Thomson. jitsilY makes. it a conditioxt tbatlhe
county, as a preitrainary to the exchattealmo
posed, shall Brat redeem the coupons to said
, bands , now over due and unpaid.
Szo_idiertisement of
Bilbrcatti; IfitalorOlo - Ageitti;,&c.,
Ato.,lavarifolpsons. , . -
GOOD Joirs.—Therlifiiilii*UUt Standard of ;
Saturday gives us the folloirin . g: •
"Three• Sagacious Pitediutglsers, undoubtedly
bettering the llcKetsporters. not. clever enough 1
to find that conceded gold on the river bank of
the Youghiogheny, came to town -on Last Wed
nesday evening, in possession of a town-plot in
part, and some pretended particular information
from the veracious Henry Fife, and worked with ;
great seal with spade, hoe and shovel as late • i
11 o'clock at night. Their efforts, however, did
not meet a corresponding success; eager for the
coveted treasure they renewed their exploration
on tits following morning (Thursday) when, to
the precious boon came forth; fortune smiled,
and the favored discoverer jumped in ectasy
around the hole ilist contained the treasure.
"One of the explorers then snatched the valua
ble bag from the ground, stuck it quickly into
his coal pocket, and under the pretence that it
would be duly delivered to the Mayor of Pitts
burgh, they "struck their tents," and prepared
for a retreat to thecity. Nobody was permitted
to seethe contents of that bag• Why?
"Because a waggish citizen of our place, ob
serving the midnight operations of the clever
explorers from the city, dug lightly early the
other morning a shot-pouch under the ground at
the 'renowned' spot, filled with iron scraps, peb
bles and the like, agreeably to reward the meri
torious effort., of the officious gentlemen from
the city.
•'lt was a decided 'sell' of city folks this time.
77, Lucky Discoverers of the shot bag were
so elated when finding the 'spurious' treasure
that in the generosity of their hearts they sump
tuously treated a number of our people at a
certain tavern, although, as they will have dis
covered by this time 'it didn't pay.'
"Henry Fife himself, as be told one of our
citizens, was making game of the 7V130.19 and
smart explorers."
PIIEACHINCI.—Rev, Mr. Jessup, son of Judge
Jessup,'of this State, preached yesterday morn
ing and evening in the Third Church. Ho has
been a missionary in Tripoli for the last two
years, from whigh place be has just returned.
He gave °very interesting history of the progress
and present state of Christianity in Syria. He
intends returning to his field of labor in a few
weeks.
llortutum—An accident, almost too horrible
to relate, occurred on Friday morning to a little
son of Andrew Critchlow, who resides near Mc-
Keesport, at the works of Pollock, Dunseth
Co. The little fellow, while at-play near a
cokeing oven, fell backwards into it and was, as
to his body, annihilated. The remainswere re
duced to a cinder within a fow moments.
OADIUDT. ADAM was commissioned on atur
day as &sold.° Judge of the-Oyer Sc 'Terminer,
etc., for Allegheny County, having taken the
oath of office. Ile enters now upon hie second
term of office and will doubtless continue to give
the satisfaction and win the respect of hl3' con
diluents as ho has hitherto.
Tire IVENTIMIL—There was a gobd deal of
rain falling yesterday. Every vestige of snow
and frost is . gone. At about nine o'clock there
came a dashing shower, after which the clouds
dispersed and the .air was no soft as in a May
evening. .
UriVAIIDS of $2OOO have been subscribed by
the citizens of Harrisburg towards the support
of the poor, lo be distributed, as existing neces
sities may require, by the managers of 6 recent
ly firmedteuevolent Society.
APPOINTAIENT.—George W. BOI7IIIIILI, editor of
the Bedford (Pa.) Gazette, has received the ap
pointment of Superintendent of the Public
printing at Washington. A very fat place.
1 .
1.-
RiPtDpiG.—We trust that all our readers wil
remember that Conblock reads Macbeth to-nigh.
at Lafayette Hall, the proceeds to go for charity.
Give him a full house.
'Tts ReILLY gesture - lan, in the present state of
affairs, and amongst the many werearttileerubarrass
merits with which we aro surrounded, to know that
there are several merchants in our city who have
SiSirvely Colette pressure of the times yet. The reason
of this is that these men hare always done a careful
business, and boy and sell exclusively for cash
amongst those whose business seems to increase
rather than diminish with the . times is A. 31'Tfghe's
dry goods 'tofu, corner of grant and Fifth streets.
Pass by this house any hour of the day and yun will
see the store threngo with customers purchasing
dress goods, cloaks and furs. all of which oar lady
friends say, he is sellingut half the usual price.. • Ito
opens to-day in addition to his present large stork,
five hundred rots of 'furs of all qualities, which he
will sell Cl extremely low prices.
-As Monday is a good day for buying title nit,
nooks,
it will be well for those who propose replenish
ing their wardrobes, to remember that Carnaghati, Al.
legheny, has now on band a large variety of first class
Clothing for both Men and . Boy's, and an elegant
stork of Furnishing (loads, all of irtsieh he
at very clan
THE DCECAT or MA ror. WOOD.—The rather sor
iniuing Intelligeoee of the defeat of Mayer Wood, In
New York, reached the may this morning. The
Hon Fernando takes the Metter serbuwly to heart,
and he says the only consolation he con hare. under
the circumstances ' will be to conical to Philadelphia
anal get himself aswit of clothes at the Drown Stone
Clothing Ilan of Roil:hill & Wilson, No. fdi. and
605 Chestnut street, above 6th.
. Tue PILL TRADE—Who could dream of the mug-
I nituda each an undertaking as the manofactwro of
a Purgative Pill assumes when it comes into gene,
al use. And bow painfully do the following num
bers speak of the amount of litiman sickness and
. suffeAng, that li ttle moreel of a remedy go, forth to
! combat and' subdue. Dr. J. C. Aran, of Lowell,
manufactures in his laboratory forty gross per diem
or him CotiortM Pill, through all the year. - This is
eight bore. a minute or °nodose a second. We thus
find over 13,000 persons swallow this pill every' day.
'or 1,2116,000 a month! Phyalciani, think of that,
43,000 patients a day who seek relief from the medi
cal skill of ono man.
..Surely that man should be, as
ho Ls in this else, ono of the first intelligence and of
thhhighes , charaeter. his occupation entails upon
him a feerfutresporisibility fur the weal or woe °ibis
fellow men.—Pcriasrille Cogrier.
Errestaa Ebooti, from the debilitating effects of
which other diseases are engendered, may be perms
nently' cured in a few days by the proper we of
Carter's Spanish dinars, which is now acknowledg-,
est to be the only true remedy for sucliaglictions.
510,000 worrra of well-m ado Clothing for men and
boys, at prices to suit the times. Daring now no
hands about the abase amount of Gee Gant clans
clothing, a choice assortment of fine piece goods for
custom work, and a full stock of gents' and boys'
Furnishing Goods, I will commence to-day a general
:clearing out sale of the whole The stock will be
found the very best of its kind, carefully selected,
"wall made, and much of it bought at prices highly
favorable. It will be understood that this is not the
oft-repeated "selling off below cost," Or its kindred
trick, "selling oat to gait business," but a seasoisablo
sale of fashionable goods and at prices much below
the regular rates., Tenns,:as usual, strictly cash.
J. L. CAC:III:11AM.
GLYCERINE,
GLYCERINE,
Highly perfumed. Sure rare and preventative , of
Chapped Iland4 ram and Lips, for sale at
• SUPER'S DilUta STORE,
t comer Pima and . St. Clair Streets.
lltesti cal Teattsnotay• Cannot Ihe Cot:tiros
vcreed.—.Clan of the noted startling cases •it narrated, of
it.. Mrieure'e Versolfugn by Dr. Jobe.' Butler; of Lowell,
Trumbull Co., Ohio. The use wee that of ayoung lady who
hail been veryalck for -.nom maim; and had 'congealed a
number of phyeiciam, who hail treated It won° of Predsp.
ens Uteri. Dr. Lltttler.was then called In, iind for Al t MB bt.
limed with hb predecessors that steam cam of PredapenS.
Ifo woe, however, !mm famed to the combed., Dont hit
patient was miff:ring from worms, and after Moth 1 , 1”1111e
Won prevailed on her to tabu two doses of fbiIfOISIM'S 'Ver
min:iv, prepared try Fleming Dem., of Pittsburgh. This
wraiths, had the evert of remarlok from bet a countless
number of the largad eke. After she pax.' flieut her
health immediately refereed. Hilo Iv Wore roarrird.hoil
continues to enjoy excellent health,
ti Purehaftere Trill be eneefil to bit for DR. MIA NrA
CELEBRATED VERMIFOOId. mincifeetered by YE.Y.SIINO.
DlLOS..cdPrrrtruraau, Ys. Ail other Venulinges tu temper
ken are worl.blene. Dr. IrLanee Vermdfbge, nieu bSs via
butted liver 1411.1, eau 911 T/ bn Ind anal rexpecLable drug
Mora.. ...nne genuine without Mt zi.guaturc of
d4ol,eluog. :r FLEIIIIIO
i llmuonnen u.
•ij()STE IL' y OAI ErIE S!— AWN
IC HALL— behsee oraMonieTJOStl!Li C. FOSTER;
Actimi and Et.. Manager, YITCNO.
Mk.; likoArTlor, rc.•,
IMMLENSti MAIL
thie ammo I kteist • Lerlxer Drama of
KARSIEL, Tat SCOUT.
• • .
MONDAY ,EVEN/NO. Line. 711,, will bo briseetinl the
ectob and dmann, In 7 niMbh from Min Now YOI it
lA:direr Mtn of liAtiM EL, TILE SCOUT, of TIM HELM
0! TILM JEMMY:3-41wpm', tbe Mont, Mr Marry Lang ,
'dam Robert Pemborton i Mr DI 31a:elite; Menotti, Jtillo II
Cooke; Yotiemn.,3lre .1 O Varier.
iliormirk. ' &Ilse Enilly.Wallgrare.
To honcindo with thn enwr. popnini Thitleenine of PO•CA-
LlONTAS—Cupt.Jiristi.Eniftib MT IV A Toting; l'weAtiow
tai, Julio It tinukr; Powlikthin, Mr J Npq a.
morroW i liensill Cooke,
sh-A.
r&-FosTER'S 9.4IETIES.
),lILIA M. COOKE,
f • •
nor •• "apt: Wally to Iliforta bar frientla sad Oa rattlat that
rir E LtIsINEPIT - ria
Win take pIareTUESDA I EVENINU, Dearttator 8t11,18.57,
oecaalaa .11 ha parfartuad thectqapratiht drum'
ERNEST .MALTRA VE.113.
Aft-r which will hnivtiattol.
A 'II RAND. MUSICAL OLIO.
DANCE MIES WALLED/WIVE
otadiblo with•cho of the
DII.IOIITEtt Of THE ktOIMEXT.
it , 5:14) , Jells 31, Cooke.
800 Book uog r upeuet °thee of the Deily Del/J.,
aerritth and aukutingid ux.u. ,
snAiiint]eNitiA.N
1%4 tit. Maul:lt of dm PUOII, nmlur_the 41i.ct104 of Urn
I_ Q.. S.. 3.2..
MR. C. W. COULDOCK will, ve n public
171r.4alatPtIreos TrngndY -•—
—lscr..a:cr3alErx ; r
curilooduy eveuiroi Do .7th, nt Lefointte 11.11. , Corner of
Wood sod north otreet. Tim Analog - will coat/wow at
731 o'clock. Douro opet al 1. No reserved Amts.
I , T,ICIS 818 6o TIELVTB each, for sae ot -IL EfleUrAt: Bro.
;Kind" Bon , W. Br, R. W•ldltis Bookntare.63 Wood St,
14. , sx. 91 : 14° POLY BrznAroo, Daly UNIOI,I
es.lLnd te9
d44do
TelegriPhic
New Yor., Dec. s.—The Tiawl,Washington
respondent aaserts that Henry L. Martin, of Alimit
sippl, a clerk in. the Interior Department, was the se
cret agent of the Administration is liAnsas, during
the deliberations of the Constitutional Convention,
and it is asserted that is was through his representa
tions and influence that the Convention determined
on only a partial submission of the Constitution to
3 e people of the Territory; and further, that it was
Martin's dispatch to Washington which led the Pres
ident end the Minn to take their positions CO early
in furor of the Convention's action.
Tho same correspondent states that the prelimina
ry struggle for the Speaker:dilp hos been suddenly
brought to a conclusion. Phelps is to withdraw in
furor of Orr, which insures the latter's election, and
Phelps Is to be chairman of the Committee on Ways
and Means. He also states that J. Clancy Jones. tho
other prominent opponent of Orr, is to bb chairman
of the Committee on Foreign Relations, nothing the
latter the political and the former the financial k.rler
of the House.
The struggle for the other offices ,outiotte3 very
warm.
New VORA, Dec. s.—Two hundred man employed
on the Frio Railroad depot at Piermont, were .13-
charged on Thursday, having refuted to work at re
duced wages. Other, wore hired here, but on arriv
ing at Piertnont, the discharged men resisted •the
landing of the new hands, who were compelled to re
treat. A police fore° was procured from thin city,
and another attempt was made to land lout night,
but the mutineers, to the number of six hundred, were
posted on the landing with cannon. The landing was
thus prevented, and the steamer hauled off to awoit
further orders,
New Term, Dee. 5.—A man registering his name
as Charles E. Warren, St. Louis, was arrested at the
Philadelphia hotel, on suspicion of having stolen
st,ooo In specie from a city broker. tin examining
his room sixty gnliPund silver watches. chains and
other jewelry wen/ toned. Ila has been detained, on
the supposition that ho is the person who robbed the
jewelry store in Cincinnati a short time since. The
property is valued at about three thoi,and dollars.
:qrs. YORK, D. s.—The Atlantic sailed of nap
with 59 pamngors and $1,7G1,560 . in !pule.
ourbtrous, Dee.s.—An immense crowd as-em.
bled in the Senate Chamber to hear the decision of
Judge Wallace is the slave case. The Judge declared
that he could nut traverse the decision of the Coro.
missionor, and the negro was remanded back to
slavery. The U. S. Marshal started with the negro
this evening for Louisville, where he will deliver him
to Mr. Valandinghato. Tho case before the Mayor
against Valandingham fur kidnapping was dismissal
The excitement was great, and some difficulty was
apprehended at the cars but no attempt at rescue
was made. _
Zetrasvrilx, Dec. s.—The mechanics and working
men on the Ceritral Ohio Road in this city struck, on
account of the non-payment of two. months' wages.
The strikers Wiley stopped all tho freight trains end
pat the locomotives into the engioe house. tin per
sonal violence was attempted.
CLICINS.III, Dec. 'U.—Charles Stinson publishes a
earl in the papers this morning in which he says that
the affairs of the Tenet Co. are still Co eonfimmi that
it will baimpossiblo to tell how they aro, although
they bare been inrystigated diligently for three
months.
MONTREAL, Dec. s.—Tho thermometer indicates
degrees above zero; thine is considerable ice in the
SL Lawrence; the last boat of tho season goes into
Winter quarters to-day.
Once, Dec. s.—The weather is not very sold, La ,
it is snowing hard with an east wind blowing.
Ctaelawavi Dec. s.—The weather is cloudy and
damp with light rains enact. night. Tho river ham
risen seven inches since law evening.
Lemertm-t, Dec. s.—Sean feet feu inches in
the canal, and four feet ten inches on the and
rising. Weather rainy. Thermometer 52 .
Telegraphic ftiarriets
Ncn YORK;Doc...s.—Nttout In, a ..koltain, letploto
bolo, vrt•ra mold. Flour In Iltnn 4000 11•11... t
firm, Corn heavy, Sfax! (molt twl , t. Sugar to , tor. Itrop9,l
nap Llnvo.l Wit. Stook, and K.nar-.111)
Uttelaansed.
Crtlent:Wn,ll.tt.-I , l,ttLr Jull at there is n.P dentan.l
.vtualuenott. Mop and l'envitiona on. MN bonged: Moro
ttat , MuClt &Aug by twutordoslort. Wltilky I^ t lout er
Tnll,to dull at 101. The rocolpt. ..1 flour cvntlutu. 13r g.
but warty all I, Ruing low mott. Sight oorhon, on Now
Cork to doll and Irregltlall tho I.oylt, 0,11,1.1 it 1 rent
itram:urn and thertiontug rate 1%0f..2 por vont prottontn:tho
ropply le lorgo. Tin. tooothor i, wet, Ile , riser Intl ri•en
nine tadtc• rn. cO.O and is t.llll rI Ong. Ntet..ar, IS Jac
RACLANA, Sack and Frock Overcoats, for Men,
Youth and Boys. Dress and Business Coals needy
rut and. made. Fine Plush and Silk Vests and a
large variety of line and common Pants now on hand
:mil selling at close rates loy Carntighan, Allegheny
City. Special attention in invited to flm full stock
of line Coatings, Pant stuffs and Vesting; kept es.
elusively for custom crock, which, with a choice
sariety of (Mores, Hosiery, Shawls, Muffins., Tice,
dicposesl of at favorable prises. Terms
s Hedy each, hence the low riles.
6t E AND EIE.-Dr. 0. L. Smith, of italtimere,
truliA nrid.Aurist., has again returned to Pittsburgh
and may be eon:tufted no the Ft. Charles Hotel on
dbieitse ,,, 4 peculiar to the eye and ear.
Zprrial flotitcs
t . :":4=LITEIRAMY BEIREAII.—AII EX
PI - :itt/INCIID EDITOR. •etreceeerut Anthnr, en.
st thoroughly reineeted 1./Ovary nom, woory with toooty
bye yearn or the drudgery of Lolly Jonrunlhon, fine deter
rdurd to hire out or evil We bralue nt retail, ha those oh.
;tiny require (Ise, service's, in nay Isonorahlo army
Psirrchrustit,tiuniuestedileu, Inventors, lad denier , . of or
kind, will bo entspleol., oft hand, with flvertlonneufe..,r
etfiNtl a.r 0 th...ie..) Notice., thr,le, Circular, or any le ,
ries of ortirits deiced.
Politicians trill he snpplied with kineeche, R.l fl., Res
lotions. Letters, I%nsts, Pot:unitloos. E , llturinl Articles,
Communications, end ev.ry other f,rt of Mein work
which they may nod in nocuovenietst or tronblesonte to dt
for tio•nunlcrw.
11.r4lIewand Clontlemeth of etery rank In weiety or Cent
flatten In life, ,-an hare Letters written on any rwirject
whether Inrsintew urnentlmentwl.
Tha Pdrortlner 4.1.0 COLIIIIIrt or triniOnte Correlno.
doper...revery LI,J, Other triad,, Spaur.h. tior
map r Itpllara.
Portry, Arra(lce fm Lai!no' Albahm, Noter,
Shanlles, and Comm... Mons of the most delicate and roan
dahlia character, inmiloal.to orory porn blo circmmManro nr
event In life, will lot famished la niviolaido confidence, by
writing to the andersigued, nod explaittion . Mon wimber.
Orders by no.cumpaulol with rah, will lo.•
N 1 promptly al tended
Addrun J. TIIOIIPSON.
Litortiry Flamm,
del . 2mdf•
ILE% Philatielphle P. 0.. In
entle3s . t
Pittabargh,
0./ix election for Thirteen Direeturs 0
this Paul to eery.. for tho traraing yen, will I
held at the Datrallog Hum. on Pridny Decorah.- 41h. next
between !hollow, ur 14 A, N. stet 3 P. N.
uolwtd E. D. JONES,Caehier.
ilmeuirse, November 3d, IX:d.
.0.1)1 VIDEND.—The President and Directors
of the [postern Insurance Company Lurie this day
duclarleiDividend, out of th e prodte of the last
of
six
mouths, of FIVE DOLLSIL4 AND Ftrr CENTS PEE
/WARE af the .pital Stock. Two Dollar. per abate of
watch to be Ercdlted to Stork arronnte, rood Throo lkdinn
end -Fifty mob for .bar. to Le plod In ceslijo ritortholdsie,
noon after tho 12th lust. F. M. CORDON,
uutdi
_m Sor.retery.
llaxensNTS . Aran alaitursot onto& Dian, j
Pllfsburgh,lime tiatin 1157. j
04 conformity with the 25th section of the
COustftnttou of the Ctallnitonw,willt of Pennsylesulia,
notice is berebygiven that eprillentlon will he made to the
Leigislettuo, wt the next serslon, for the Renewal or Eaten
don of the Charter of tho alercheute . end Manufacturers'
Bank of Pittsburgh, for the tern, of alloon years. fly order
of the Laird 0 Directors.
- JeoTlEfond 14. 11.
OLD DOMINION OYSTER HOUSE.
°DRYER HAND AND 4 4 (-\ LIBERTY STREETS,
DECEIVED DAILY. OF CAN AND If HELL
GLYCERINE,
OYSTERS.
Lake and Essiern Fish, etc
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.R.A.11:13 NAT:A..12.113.
SABIUEL FATINESTOOK,
No. 74 Waxn.l Street, Pisteloireill,
lIAS ON lIAND A LARGE STOCK OF
HARDWARE, vhl,4 ho vlll soli tory hos for CASU.
Dr addition labia Lucks, !limos, Knives and Forks, Spoons
naillargo assortment of Carpenter,' Tools, ha h. received n
haps simply of SAUSAGE. COTTERS AND STUFFVULS,
1M01.13.8, TONGS AND I'CIY.RS, SLEIGH DELL.) AND
ENAMELLED PIIESUILVING KETTI.thi.
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11
107 theca Spatial 11111,-,
70 Dry Mt .•
Jobt Creclevl and I. sale by
dr2SPRINGER !RICH/LUIGI
.
VSA — 'I . IIERS.--3 sucks, just received and
wiln by S. GARB/Mall.
HOPS. -15 hales Prime New York !bps in
atom arol IS s aid. by lot S. lIARBAUDII
Anhhils. Prime .N.o..Sugar, new crop.
'DV/ lOU Lida. Malan:ay. anteing and For male by
tle2
JAMPIS GARDINER.
M OLASSES IOO lAA*. prima Plaolatkal (Gab Cooperage,)4o. St. Janm Sugar Guam,
In Morn non In., emla al nal wad primaand atoomrnaGati r
term., by, %Val. AIITCIILELTREE. Ja., 111U.A.
• orao 2001.1borty Greet.
C01)F1S11-1G drums G. B. Codfish in store
rod for aaln by
T. LirrLE 4k OD.,
aa2 Non 112 Second "A art.
fI — itEII4APPLES--150 bble. choice Gram
N—A Apple:sin laproand ar rile by I'. LITTLIa CO.
OTATOES--9.00 White Potatoes in
P
More ml for aala by do 2 '/'. LITTLE J: CO.
bbln Linseed,
10 - Bleached Innla 011 for ale by
sno2l J. B. CANIIELD.
FLAW
AI oath, In "tore and tar mia by T. LITTLE t CO.
ROLL BUTTER.--5 ['bk. choice to arrive
and Arsaln by. (n01E) ATW ELL, I,EC a CO.
WIIIIE BEANS.-4 1,1)6. in stare and
for y.L. by Owl) ATWELL; LEE t CO.
•
DOTASLI.--AO bills. a tmperior article, ti
1. *rare by C. d I'. IL H. arm) fur ink, by
uulti ATWELL. LUE • CO
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F EATILERS.—Ibr sale by
nal J. IL CANFIELIL
QEIDIATZPOWDERS,SELDLINZ POW D
ki 1:1114.—You eau get them huh *mica bolt quality m
JOB. FLEMING'S,
1.10 earner Dimond mul'llarket htreet.
AaEISKILL'S UTTER. OINTMENT—A
cavonEdling_cure fur. 'Fetter, Itlugerono, Fraud
Limb% and Igloo, only at noIC JOS. FLEMING'S.
T' ['BIN'S GENUINE FitillsfelTT'i',RFU3l-
_
ERY Inlarre varlety of JOS. itLERUNG'S.
ALLEN'S MRS. ALLEN'S PREPARATION FOR
211E11A111,—Urs. Allen's this It Storer, the best in
'<he coantry, ate • no.lo JOS. FLEMIII6II.
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P.Elf.ti ClGARS—Better than at any
Nam, st " n 0.53 JOE. YLV3IINLI'S.
.D AO AND STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
,fir—Doable atedlum,,Dostiyfis crown, Medium lad Crown Mufti., by, • W. A. HAVEN.
sto3o =Aar of Market arid Emend dream
Commercial
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
iß,poried Speriatig for the Pittsburgh Gssethq
;RITA:IMM 510NoI0, Bricrym 107.
FLOOR—tho market on Saturday wag moderately
ac artldy,
but at a dha° ou fanner rat anlaa on wharf a 10t1 a
antra and Badly do at $445 sad Frans story 24tand
2.; !Ads extra at 44,75; 200 do at $1,7144,57: do shper
at 4.4,;:0c,,Lrg4 100 do at $1,50 for sulwr. 0.4,S 7 far extra and
$5 for family I CO do at $1,50, 41,75 dud $5; and 1.1./ and
40 do extra fatally at $5,12.
(IRAlN—cakes oh arrirdl of :ha) buds Oats at Int owl ILI,/
.'t 00. Coto, Wei Of 210 Lod' NI bite ear on wharf at 20.
' FEED—sale, 00 wharf of MO aka at CS Id 100 Dor,
20 Rye Short, at $1; 1000 IDs Wheat Middllugs wt 03; and
1400 Do Buckwheat Shorts at 50.
DUCKIVIIEAT FLOTM--aales of Li ohs from %lora at
>~:u-0 100: and D.00f5. In hulk at $2,
11AV—sales at scales of "'loads at $1:,510 'plot/
OROCERIES--salas 'of 5111 s new crop, . 51.4aann
at II Cuff., Rlo at 11'4.
SALT--.vin of 2.'s 451 a. No. l d at
BUITER—a solo of 4 pkgs prima roll at 15.
DRIED ER I IT--small salsa of Apples at Ai:do-h. laoL
luzports . by River
510.NONUAIIELA NAVIGATION (01-101 to gl5Ol,
Flack; lOU bp trails, liska.ssl , 0 .3 5 . ,, 4 o.; 3 551 . 0 0
Idea, Child, .20 do do, 1 do 1.31117,4 eke µonto, own.
ors
e 0 aka ow u, 51c.leuktn: 7 elks ras.v. ownsr; 40 1.1. ts door,
Swindler s 173 'Ls corn. 17 Lo wheat, 1, blds tipples, 0 bids
ides, d do,bo4appl,a,Slot ll s Wi 5510
dour, blellaue S Aufer; 27 do, owl. ,
WiIt:MANG per Itonket--5 Pc , ...LI , . oW 5 e , bin
braitor, Lune .tr DWI; 30 bids apple , . Fetter; 121 51.3 bar
Smith; 7 bble 1,10; 175 Ilk, wheat. Wilnuirtli;
bbl. 0pp1,,, owner - . !.03 skl, 55 Mils apples, 17 lou. corn.
Hagan; 47 la., barley. Wood; 70 Lbts apples, Shan; :5:1
rine ripor. Chadwick; IS6 mitt do, Shea; IW bids appho,
Clot 1, .1 Zot , logo barley, Garrard: 202 lair paper, Cool.-
n; 5 lads wedding, McCandless; 53 hbl3 apples, utesurre,
to Paitanran; 50 sks potatoes, !dealt. A AnJer; Si sirs
culs. Corm:: 01 bbl, appleiseollink 20 LLI3 do, Fetzer.
Importsby Railroad.
P., Fr. A C. IL 11.-53 baskets marketing, 114 lamb pots.
Wee, 220 brut oats, owners; 1 ear Loom; Pearl 5111.1; 14 .k.
mast, owto r; I car W A McClung; 171 Irgs oats, ? •du
rye 15 1,1 , 14 apples, 1 LS eggs, L Peterson; 3 Itgs potatOcs,
lt , mbleo; 273 eke barley, !thud. X. Varner; bbl. dour, 10
.ks beans, I' Peterson; 2 do, 3 Ulm bolter, IS Ma st , ples, 1
sk raga, Dahill A co; n ek. beans, D Root; IM boo dream
Patton A co; 51.1 do, owner; =9 bush barley, Smith 8 co;
bbla apples, 7 do en's, McClurkau A m; ILI bash potatoes,
owner; 15 do L,nne, Eneathlo; 321 bush rye, Liggett A co;
tads pearls, Dar:well & co; Cod) bosh "Moat, Kennedy &
Lone 323 do, Taggert I can 4 cars hogs, 30 bbls applea,own.
en; 10 do, D C fieriest; 77 do, .J Craig; 3 du, 2do butter, 11
to eggs, 33 dm dried fruit, Rem 23 Md. pork, 10 a. lar.l, 43
dolrtter, 43 do apples, 2:1 do eggs, /099 Ibis door, 590 bomb
wheat, 21 irks rags, 109 bbl. whlaky, 1512 bide., Clark L'^ co.
P., C. A C. R. IL-10 ears bogs, owners; 1047 ILI. flour,
03540 whisky, O 7 0. lard, 63 1:g. do, 23 Lids boon, 50 blds
pork, Clark A co.
k P.R. 11- 1 21 bbls opplet, Atwell, 1.0 co; la bdls pa
per, Slogertyl IT do, E 5 Hanna; 111 boo cheese,
Ortolan: 35 bold bops, Ttbodea k Vernal; lel I.ls elweao,
.1 11Confield, 10 bald bopt. A Wood; 2 Ida bolter, IV 111,
Cutrheon; 13 hills 7toper, IV 5 Haven; 27 eke wheat, Iler.
bort; ell Las cheese, It If otrlilosou; 19 bbl. eider, le cad
hope owners; 251 eke dried (dill, 150 bble Sod, 23 do but
lei: Clark T. ot
The river waa !Mont a a 'laud un Saturday. There wire
no arrivale during the .uight, except the korlod, from
Wheeling, with a gaol load. The Marra.. wee disc burg.
itig 44 load with diepalett. Lr. Johrwou, her clerk, fell in
wen n, part ot the !Nut and hurt knee atol Lie emu quite
badly.
The re:niptx of dour by river during the peel week
amounted to 2.1ke1l barrelg ctudt of it fur the Easterxr
market. The number of ',whole of wheat received during
the tame time was M.L.A. Among th.we was the freight of
the Iliberubx, econewhat damaged by boo acri.lent 00 the
river.
.We clip tied fulloseiti; !rem our Ciunionall papers of Pat.
n' taturnsood, Gaul is - Itti ItTel bide. door and MO' eke of
wheat, tho Hoy City so-I thu Fumy Fern aro all antioisereil
for Pittsburgh toola).
11.t.ttrrs. Dee. dtb, I'. SL—Eirs. Con The river b,. Olen
thirty Inches since Thursday. lYeattfor chnoly and dell
The Albemarlepassed up lo.day. The toted...isle Hornet,
Coal lfill and Lake Erie are hen,. horned LarCierionati.
•
Naattrit.i.r—The Filtl/3, Peru ien iituhrille for Piitalorygli
uu Mumlay night.
Mutt. Olusaus.—The Augl. - Sason and Prima Donna left
haw °rte..= for Pittsburgh art the 24th
The Wino-hap want limited yeitlettlay (or Pitlatinrgh
11
Whcaling, Na.,111.1 aL luta, bet lively for
Mews.
A few day, Irons we noted tlio renew e.alw of n
between the Tele.graph,lant tut up,andllntel, bountldown,nenr
tho I & of••ltat.ty" the fectsbeing furnished e. by the ottlor z
of tho Telegraph. M.. 11. F. the pilot of the thud,
my., L., was on watch at the time, with bit eteorstunn at the
wheel. The Totegraph bleared her whistle twico for the lar.
hoard. The Ga.t.el itninetliately answered, with lbo intPution
of blowing twice in reply to tho Televaptin first signal, but
only tundo one blast—the Gaul', vilandle rope beep:lllw; ens
tangled in the sheave, preventing the ,mud wbitthi. Ito
nl4lOOll, gate thr Telegraph thlrivar, holding tlantlarel for
the bat on the Kentucky abort, Instead of llau boato 01,11
cli”o to,..eetlier. Mr. Givens titotee they we.. full . ,
t Ivi..trt when they loot or pa,,,l“cli other
The luorlunoll lantette
•
"Tito Mill a the owner• .1 the Julia Il ran auainat II
of the Halal.", tor &ans. - tr. for Hokin- thn firTnet
to Or. ohs° aver, haa 0ft1114.1 the ellaturery I.\ mut at bunk.
Sill. Ass IL; ee I.a.a even., the Jury, attar twin,. out
for A.,: el Lour, r.,olrhft agree on n,eeliet. Anti Sere viii
olur‘ed . v.,' ate letter reeette.l. alai.; that the tut,.
tow .oe hell boat had yone dowu to the wreck of the NorthEtat., WO the probahlltly I, that. beta, this time, t he ha,
Iron rajird. OM a .5,11, head of rattlt• that were on heard
hot at t were ea, ed. Hoy wax halt en boor 4lnklny,“
Tloc. li.nirrill.Unto IV, Fr blay
mad.. h../ .4v1....x.
.I..tailonl by tb.. btrak bog of a theft utilcs
The bobightmt .lou ittheir
that trotol.ll toler .11.ahle.1
c00b11ti...1,: boot thrui,ll ab.l all, lo.,t‘llli,tallil
Steamboat Iteginter.
AliltlVElNOTorson. Mummale; Liverit.., J.,
tlizalvtla; Itodaq, Micehog.
DEPAHTE4—Jellionson, Broraisville; I.itt•rne. d,Colooe I
Bawd, I:ll.l.ttt, ILocLut. it larclinc !Mow...Clue/m.lf:
Vort Waycw. "Or., Nat. Flo Si
Matt In , Zwuraville.
fmt, fallotz.
flurtten R:alro
A.nelicsnoor.
Commercial Sala Itoorno. No. 64 Fifth Flrevt.
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GRANI) SALE OF MARBLE STATUA
RY, Sr —SI& VITII TIT! 1 SONS Grauil Sale ore.,
Momnueutal Statuary. I:labor.a.,
the prualurle ,T THE
STUDIuS 01 , ITALY, will tak•3111..011 Tbut a 41.13, nu lull
hat , o'clock. P. 111., awl 7 In It. evenlny, Olathe sivontl
tMa of the C.arnmercl.2l Sale Ittuni.t, No. Li Filth etteet
The :vont will I. open Iv vinilon on the nay and eveldnK
prcom,llng the axle. Conffortable arm claim will L, pro
aided for all In uttendAuce.
The rollertion will cymbal° ono anperb Carrara Mat LI«
31ioloun, by Minds; tigerre of the YenltcuL the Angel of
Pxace, Innocence, and others sultable forks/lora: tlno ti rie4
lloye. Remembrance, and others, enitablo for monument*,
one miniature copy. a treed In mat btu. of POWEICS (lilt:Eli
SLA g, by the well lanolin Pisuol. This is the only cart
ed
tninlatitr• copy ad& Slate ewer Ise:port., or attempted :
Goa Lentraifllll
~70111.14. 1110 lkillCllll4 (IMO", after 01110,1, all
pear Parinu figure. of Ilelon of Troy, 31Iuna and ItroLda,
nod tither aubleete.
ALAILAYTKIt. MARBLE VASSA3II.—Lurm Farm lan
Erna, with Itollertei. for puha - tier bslin rich Agetejlacrante
Tarr, beautiful 'rraforeti tirrolauVaset ancient Kroh Urns:
Amphoras, for tientto tabler. llefie Pdrupel
Vernon; And • great variety .ifclareleal style", wellcalculated
to complete the reEtoul appearance of parlors. hallo unit
sleeping apartment.. Aleo, new style 31iLla/110.,10 1114Iblt ,
frames, IL to ibdonninn lila, article. Imitable re 11., ap.
pima Ling holld-iya.
For forthel - particular., pleaee .441 circulat• The 10 10/I ,
lion of all ',retard the rine Alta In tifeipertircly rolled. the
eh..., ea the .4ot - talent. updo oo anllo.lliiol, x,ll he loot
to be of 4 ilitriay 1T10,11.1 toms rhararter.
dot. 31 DAY/b, Aw 1.
DEBE3IPTORY SALE OF BUILDING
.1. WI'S AND COUNTRY 9KAT:3--Cht Thureday after.
uoun, Cl,.'. loth. at 2 o'clock, on the:. pram:lee, odd,
the whole ur part of C. err., of arcuuni whim), hare born di
vided Into handsome luilliting lota and .moil country seat.,
(routing on Penna. Aron., F.,114,, Tustin and ftruililock
ets.,adJvining property of Alex. Miller, Fliwt near the Eighth
Ward, and troll known 1.4 part or the Touill • dato,
nary of and Affording • Otte *low of the 3iI3IIYIIIZII/0 ,
In river accraery. Nana nay be .ern at the ant lion rte..,
and In the howls of Dr. Iloteert Wray, guardian of Ili. 11111,
0111h111:11 of the latalicnhrn Tnatha, deed.
Tort.. ic•tJw , moor yoar, with o.torr-t
P. M. 11A11.9, An. I.
LUAB LE STOCKS AT AUCTION.—
, ch. Tatalday °vatting. Dec. tith, at 7 o'clock. at the
C , ..mmerelal &dos !towns. No. G.I FM Pt o II 1.0 .4.71
nltoroa Book of Pittaburgh .tntuck.
Bank:
Unk;
-•-•• .
InSURSIC9CoOIt.EIy Flow 14,
•• Eureka Insorsinceo.pany,
20 31w:tongs,.la do dir,
25 1. Fire and 11arino Ins
21
10 Marina ltadwee
J. 7 V. M. VIS, A o;l.
DAILY - SALES AT NO. 54 Flrrii
At tho now Commercial S.aloo Mens, No. tel huh
street, verry week day, aro held public Bales of cond. In all
tho trade 1110 d /1.11. from a large
moot which I constantly repleulalool with (nob renalmi.
moot., that must be dosed forthwith.
At 10 "'cinch. A. M., Dry Ocitnls and !Ailey •died+, row.
ug until y orcrythlng invited in the lino for porroind iwd
family Mil titian rntirry, hardware, clothing, bc.os nod
idiom, Indira near, dr.
At 2 u elxk, P. M, hue.llult not kitchen 1 . 4.111mr0,
wad .. , ..n.lJinn/I; 4,41 land 1.1 , 11.114 colds, elegant Duo
../a,.111111.2 war., .11.2.4 cooking u1c0..11//, grocorivA, Se.
At 7 P. M., Wary nrtlelva, Iewol•
r), Imarnninnts, plum, I.l4blnq, dry gwd d ,
nu.l6llnefs,l.A., rlntlowlry, A. P. M. DAVIS. Audi.
A. 0. Ilicoo.-E-AV-.
QTEAMBOAT AND GENERAL AGENT.
1...7 Water &rent cow door abort, Market. aolHoltt
W. D. & * -
DEALE'It IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
lATTINCI:i, to. No. !a loortio !drool a onr Wood.
•
Walch and Clock Mohair,
I SIPORTIIIt up
VINE; WA're It ESANIIIFINVELRY, `"A•AP
N0..-^1 Firth ntreet, betw.m Wood qx•l likakel, Pak
burgh, l'a.
ahrlhatlenlor att.:Winn cold to the repelling of %Vetelice
and Jewelry.
411-Allwurk warrant/4i.
•
AMH,Y If 011.81.; FOR SALE-Ar
1
F r.""tio florm, four your,/ //1/1; will workle,V
anyfrhenol rut./ /mil, thr or:Oak/Iml will "oMull
motive," fur on!, 3 1 .Miniro of W. et I).
nollGaltr N 0.120 if of
O=LM
EIOR IVALKINO ON SLIPPERY PAVE.
lIENT3 dnriflg irlotnr weather. SoVeral gn.62 ossor t.
ed due, fur 16111P11 Or CPI/ llomen.fur sale cheap by the
facture, J. D. HATIMEIVS,
m,2,i2wd Sad Wiled street, near Math.
A YEWS CHEiatYPEThIatAUF
I. gore And fur We by B. L. /MIN ESTOCK & CO.
WISTAWS COUGII LOZEN6ES--2 gross
V on land and roi Rale by
FAITNESTOCK a co.
TO PRINTERS.—
..a. Cuts, Loads, Portant.) Rod Clown, PeALI et
moonfortotor'd prim. Wo. roottred fur typo. brads
Bolos rot t o or.p.r. AVM. O. /WINSTON &
VEATIIERS.--25 sacks now landing [row
Kttamer Arbulls and fur .altr
.offAti memo( Co.
WALL PAPER CHEAP-10,006 rolls
Wall Paper reetWod Ilut wreak fur sato at 12v.a,..1).
per roll. W. P. MAESIIALL k a;
nol3 87 Wood otrevt.
ANI LLA—NAVY OAKUM,
tOPE
At •
74 rolls amt . ,' she. Mutat Rope,
IDo bilks beg Nees Oakutihno hood sod for main by
anJ Joxitg k COOLEY. N 0.14 Water mtrert.
CI I FIESE.--.500 bow prime W. R. Cheese
,„„ 3
.aooms
(or esti. , by no t, • - CANFIRLD.
GUDI 1 / 1 11.11'S-40(.11b5. just rood and for
by a. DAMNIETOCK aoo ,
up.) corner WoateSollnnorria elm
JUJUBE PASTE--3W lbs. in store and fur
wa.• by noao a L. FAIINESTOOK t CO.
CIINESE.-s
by no 2
•
'.1 181 °4 n“ ,7lfbi la i n en din tric an tu d r fo a r e s o u . l;
WAIPESTOC
pt 3 FASII--10 cas - Ir3 prime Or eale K by k
Co.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & Co..
Late of the Beth a R. A. Fahuntuck & Co, and eneeestura to
L.F.sm.dc UitU&O sa's
No. 60, corner I,Vood and Pour* It Streets,
rrillE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RE
-1 tom:4 front tho rastern eitie• with an ertetieleo et, k
1101 it .w to the tralo.ciiseisting of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
TURPENTINE,
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc , Ere.
%I h,h, Luzeth., with alr4 rvly lama el,r L. c•.mj.tleee
env uf the ewnt extohsive aril
Best Assortments in the Country.
Thcir arranr•ments for enpplying
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINT
Of hay cordsly PIO such new lbetu tr. rll VERV
ell KA P.
ad-Country au..l City Nicrchaula and Ito Trado gyarrally
are luvittai to uu exaraluatton aronr Ituck. uud pdrea before
porrlin+lng Ott:Where.
H. L. NAIINESTOCK & go,
rolSolavi :lira No. GO. cur. Wood and Fourth Street..
iirgular
Monongahela River
STF. A !atilt TELEU It A Pll,
CAPT. J. C. WOODWARD.
CART. GrOILOC CURIA.
THE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
now running regularly. Morning Boats leas.° Pitts.
burgh at 11 o'clock A. /11.. and Evening Boats at
o'clock P. M. for Mita:spurt, Elliabellitown, Menonga.
helm City, Rellevernou, Payette City, Greenfield, California
and Browns. ilk, there connecting with Barka and Coaches
for Cnioutowis, Fayette Springs, Morgantown, Waynesburg,
Garadchaellown and Jefferson.
ititaaengers ticketed through front Pittsburgh to Union
tuwu fur $2, meals andatato.rooms an boat., Inclusive.—
Bents returning front Brownsville born at 8 o'clock In tht
murningand 51n tho arguing. For further infurtuatiun nu
quire at the Other, Wharf Beat, at the luta of Grant street
not.G.
_. W. SWINDLER, Ao.N . r.
Fh CINOINNATI.-ItEGLT
`, LAIC TUESDAY PACKET.—The '
gala .leamer InIPLILE CITY, Capt. JAM,
uul loave, Ltr the afinvlt port on TUESDAY AIORNINti, ,kt
10 o'clock. For trOght urpeeeati.pply Iwrl, titt4
R •
EG U L ,f-1111ESDAcr PA C
i'ditiiN6VTlLLE.—,Tio lino cm
steamer 113.1 MA GRAIIAM, CNA/11ms. A SLIM, wit rave
for the above arid Rte.:Emil/of ports I:WERY TODAY,
st 4 o'lock P. E. For froleht or passage apply on
board. orl9 FLACK. BARN es CO, Atets.
p EU ULAI PACKET FOR CIN
CINATL—Tho splendid paseencer
packet EUNICE, Capt. Itobt. hunter , AEI loose r t 4 Dnrg
for Cincinnati EVERY WEDNESDAY, tit 10 o'clock a.
For freight or pooane applyau hoard or to
FLACK, DAILNES A CO., Ante.
FOlt NIA ItIETTA AND ZANES- I_ ::_ vr i
TILE—Ma [tow and beautiful atexuaer,JAr -
ZZIE BIARTIN, Capt. Rams,. RID hare tor t o a ra
and ali total - mediate port, DVERY SATURDAY, at 3 r. n.
For tralgta or payonuo apply on bard or to
~..,16 FLACK. DARN }:S A CO, Ants.
U At T T. -IVEEKLY
IVIIKELING PACKET.—The Iluu pa.
la ' gteamer CIIEVOIT, Captain J. Murray, will yaw,
for lb, abort, and all lattrawillato porfl on Mondays,
Wedu,ays and Fridays. For frdglet pwwge, apply on
board, or 0.,
sua IV p. Wllk:h:LLlt, Agctit,,No. 5 Woad at
Volt IV I I EELI NG.—The steamer
e K CT , Capt. Wutdia, trill leave
tor the :stetse mad ell intermediate landing., co naade•ya,
Tlenredaye and aatortlaym, at II o'clock A. M. Fur freight
or vaexa..., apply co hoard, to
FLACK, LIAR & Crl,
oc3l No. 0 Water Ft.
U LAlt Al ESIPIIIS PAC
JUIL, ET—The spletell.l new eteaturr, CUM
!MAX /tit: PEItIt V. Capt.. Parry Drown, sill ex,t, tort
ale,' andall iatero....llJte per, Far frele)lt or
&N i . A, r,e tempt ot I
oc'
Qrincntnati, Sf
volt ctscisx,vri.—The tine
1 at. QUAKER CITY. cap.
:Md. will IcAva, rut Upo tabor° and dl intermediate port, to
Y, 7th ittnt , nt 4P. 4t. E.or (rel::111 or passag”
apply oil board or dull FLACE. HAHNE: 4 & Aos.
- 141 OR CINCINNATL—Tho tine
•i RED WINII. Capt. ll'oodbitrty,ll
leave Ga the, al.voand all itittlilleMiuto port. 011 . 4
7111 111,1.., et 4 o'clock II For ['might or pas - inge apply
onbout of to d,.2 FLAiII, BARNES & C... Mont,.
VON eiseiNNATl.—The fine ,
I` ..w.teanier MARY COOK E, GAO Comp. •
1..11, I,M h.., ,1 rho out ell int.:o/11,11Mo ',Lan on
TIIIA DAY, Der. 711, Pot treight ur pasn.tr, apply nit
board tar to oc:lu FLACK, BAIL-NE.I & C..,
Routshiltr, &("
FUlt LOUISVILLE.--Thesplen 7 ~.I,i _
tlt.l F.lenget I. wkel "BELMONT' Cal,t. 'll7t,:l'Ara,.
1,1/I.et t will 1., ve fl,t tI, ..l..ve ant nil iul,tn... ixte I.lt Is
..n THURSDAY 1011, in,t, .lo • '..1.,S A. 31. For r, , ,,,n,.
•I lr.lclo .1 ply t•t, 1— ,, ,1 , T. ,
Llel. FI.AiK Il A IINES .t. CU. Ay..,...
_
r Olt H SAS V IEEE.I. --The finm
Cri E. 111,imeir
for the a6ire n 311 iiittimdinteirititii, bAT
liA V. 12th I,i+t . :it'll , A. IL Fur frright iir
lily ir t • .1,3 FLACK A BARNES. Al,
r(": N. \ SII VIEEE.—The
ateAnior Capt.
Sir the nhere avid all ititiirmedlistio
pal giUNI111". the 12th in., For freight nr ran.
or
FI.AcK. BARNES & CI.I. A ii•
I. Louts, &r
Llott ST. LOUISAN].) KEOKUK
—Tho • legant steamer HA.III3ItIDOI4
Capt. S. leal'al r the al...re and sit liderrnedutte
port, on THURSDAY the 10H. ILot t'or fr , l:Hrt or rooo.te
lontol or to
11.ACK. I: ARSES Crr., Age.,
OR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid
j_ plrsen,oLr pnCkgt.FULTON CITI"CApt.
willleave for the aboro earl oil I rst..rru Into port•
on PATCIII.IT Ith Irmt Ea It/ Orlr, - 1; I' AI For patrocu'
or fr..1.1t appl, nu bosrd or to
FLACK. P g
ARNES 1:CO.. At.t.
Vint LON: 4 .—The elegant .
.tcnurrr METROPOLIS, Capt. R. Cal Loan,
will !covet, thr.aoa. , and 01l internmhtopoi .
DAT the 'al) ina., Al 4 0 0. Far aright or pawne apply
on tuard .0 FLACK. BARN E.O CO_ Alas.
011 ST. LOUIS —The splendid
tre.,tiwr AIA lONIA. Capt. Draro, 0111
3,Are for Oa. nhorr nnd ,rll • narrna-dinto part, T ',-
IVO', ut 4 rFor freight .r Iniiarge O PPIY 0 .
hoard o.r h. Jrl J FLACK. lIARS/Li& COL Agnno+.
L I VIi sT. LOUIS---The line new
.toanrr DElNi6at
loal. loe the ah.a.• Ind all Interim:dint. parts. on
TOO L5AV.th hat a 4 o o. F... freight or pan,Agr..sp
ply Lin Li.ard to
FLACK, KARNES d Co., A.
1,4 1 LH4 ST. LOU 'SAND KLOKU
Thi• tie w awl lwantifel steamer ARIZ./NIA..
Capt. Ber‘lntaa. will Imre for the el.,' and nll hatertn.tdi ,
ate ‘,.rtv, nn 11118 DAY, the 7th latt ,at 4 r. tt For
freight ur ntspin ou Lard or to
i'LACK, BARNES A Agouts.
i2tlvleano, tC
R I M
S. EMPHIS ANT) NEW
j: ORD:AN—The apmndld lam stoma., •"'
AIICTIC, Copt. Derlnney, will 'onto ) or Um ain't, anti al
interluethato parts, on SATURDAY, oc :IL, at 10 AI
Mot tonight 41 pangago apply ,u lord to
no nn FLACK:BA R44N a CO.. Arnoas
FOIL NIKNIPiI is AND NEW °R. '
LEA N.Y.— Mu [do:ldiot at , nrunr JANIES,
WOODS.Capt. Hobnob n. tolil lea. for Iho alano an. all in
tornantinto porta on TIM DA 7th Inst., at 4P. Y. For
trolahr rr pna‘ago apply im board or to
n 024.
FLACK. BARNES 1 CO , Agfa.
VOR MEMPRIS, VICKSBUIR
•A: AM) VOLESST
Intaftsl gleam, “A l ItttltA" Cool. ,l. I. Blom n, Wit ea.,4
for the also. and all intrrtnediato port.. on 'MIS ItAY the
7t I, Inst. For freight Gr pump, apply to, board or to
11,47 FL tiCK, DA RN es A CII., Agvnt,
,
r .__•
Ult ME3IPIIIS ANI) NENV ,It ,
ORLEANS— Thu fin. strani, It/WA,
pt. o will 1..ay., for the nb.,r.• no.I all lotern, Into
porta on T 111,5 ItAl",;t11 100, 01 4 P. tu Fur, freight or
ossaix. opnly 0n.1,,,nd or to
0016 FLACK. BARNES it Cr) , AO.
H. Meigs, Jr., & Smith,
fiAN7iF RS AND HILOIiBLUR
IC°. 30 William titroei , New York.
Offer their eervlota In the collection and nevidlntiOn of
paper, Cho diarehavn and eali, of etoctoi and leaelsos fm
In nil the either branches of a peivate bauklng neon
6J- TA." by pnmisrina In
METROPOLITAN RANK,— N.
MERCHANTS' RANK
MESSRS. P HARMONY S EPlll.lln rif -
J. 0 WILD, Effif , '
Ciehler Ihedon !Link .
PHILADELPHIA BANK..
R. 3IICIKLE,
Cifehler llninn Rank of nl,l lieloniere,
J. MILTON, ESQ,
Cashier oMco Northern ilk of ay. Loinnolle, lip
MESSRS. KINNEY, F.SPY & Cincinnati, Ohio.
T P. HANDY, ESQ..
President Commercial Branch IrE, Cleveland, Oh;n.
J. YOUNG SCAMMON, ESQ..
President Marla. Clank ..... ..... Chicago, 01.
AIESERS. J. U. LUCAS & CO., ..... ...St. Loma.
MESSRS. COOLUAINIII, & BROOKS, Cialtagtott, loon.
N. Ii(IL)IF-5 Cu SON Plifslinigh, Pa.
oc3l:lnunel
ELME!
TVIEIcGIictoII:IALD.IIIBT r*T - 01,1t14.0 INE IN
A FORTUNE MADE WITELA-RMALONVESMENT.
THOMAS' PATENT MATCH MACH.INE
. . .
Is a eltnple, cheap and perfect Match MakcC= The Machine
mite only 8115; Ls driven by hand, and will make the for
tone of the manotactorar to a game time. Wham good
waif! Is to bo had readily It materially minces the cud.
iFiloli.lororaltymnty or Machine privilegesart,offered for
role at a moderato pate. For natticolare, call at GAZETTE
COUNTING ROOM. Fifth street. leldkwinlT
F ISIL-50 bbls. No. 3 Large Maekeral,
100 DIG.
30 blAs. No. 1 .• -
DJWO... ...., .. ..
50 tibia. prime Pkkled 11,rn.i.,
100 DN.. DIAL White Fhb,
30 " " ' Trout,
3.0 LW.
2.1, - inky Salmon. fur sob br
utat ' J. B. CANFIELD
ITY WARRANTS for sale by
Cooll I. mauls! soN.s.s34rourtli at, -
VRESII BATTER-1,000 lbs. strictly fresb
12. MI Matter. Turketa, Wei:lnm Ducks, La recelynt
awl for snle Nu.ll: FM street.
DIDDLE.
l9emin. Br.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS- ..
Worth of Peaches and Tomatoes should be Immediately Sealed up In
ARTHUR'S NEW SELF-SEALING,
rrz.Luw FIRE-PROOF AND ANNEALED GLASS FRUIT JARS TO BE ILAD AT - TEIR
CHINA AND QUEEniSIVAILE /MORE OD
- -,-
HENRY
. „
N.,. I'.!•_ Wood Street. Pittsburgh , Parma.,, . '=.,
'IT ll,E,Rtf!yaosriottl,diet,a,tthtoeno.t.i,minoSi!,,,,riovfahtic.„,friyillmie;:,,,ll,..ao,tel k
tofo eepers a c.o nd m e pr o i u .i n , lt a tertit t. ti T.; is pi. re:
Inc ..,1 Teilet Ware, White Vitrified. Iron-Stone Table Ware, exyreeily for drawblllty itt hot** every alitacriptlon of WI! te
and Gold Mond French sod English CIILNA Is wais or nemmate pierce. Alma choice aelection of :Table Cuika7 mid ea
Walton. Fork , . mei Spoon pistol on German Silver; Turabhrs, (loblely. Ale Mama of superior quality, all St S OW VIC.
fielMiltad
The Theory of Cooking by Gas
•
14 now firmly established, and we can referfor the truth of the above to
many ofthe most sterling raid reliable Ladies and
G - entlemcin in Pittsburgh.
MUSGRAVE'S GAS COOKING STOVE
is NOW FAIRLY BEFORE THE PUBLIC, and gives entire satisfaCtion in array INSTANCE.
1, To the Druggist, Ma Christie, the Enter, to all °pia Samna. Breouranth Lefitng Haws, Tailor sad got Aga,
So Won as Primer Ales ale: It le found Indlaponslbla when once tried. Its met Is trifling. It roper. but little room. 'Thu
fire is ready Ina moment. Tim furl Is not expeller,. It produce" no rooks, no soot, no dirt, indent cook quktli and.
perfoctly. All throe things vro will guarantee.
It may to need on any table, stand or Melt in any room or story, and rill be funalemd In any amount from SlA,ba
priroof a Single Bomar Stand, to $71,00, tar so Extra Slahogimy Stand with Am Stones complete, width sell be lit*"
gent tenement to any gentleman's diolog room.
P lease call and Investigate. at LAFAYETTE UALL, second floor, WOOD STREET,or 163 TIMID STREET
. TIIE, Secretary. sel4-dly GAS COOKING STOVE COMPANY.
_ .
=ME
. S. Mall Packets
FTEANIER JEFFERS)N,
PATENT ELAS77O FIRE AND WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING-.
ROOFING.
FERztirr 8z JO.MVSOZT, Proprietors.-
ARE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT TIIESHORTEST NOTICE
the &bore Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Booting, It being tha only article yet invented that VII atterenTelly
rmkt t he art i,PII of the atmosphere in every climate.
IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF, • •
Ahd in point or durability, um believe II %wield, If not cuperior, to any Metallic Rooting. We can put It ad beer Old Tin
Tor. I ron or Shingle Roofs, it making no difference how fiat or ateep the roof may be. This
Roofing Lo warnonted to prove as abcom represented. We will put It on fog
Mx DOLLARS PER SQUARE, ( TEN . „PEET SQUARE.) 1 . .
W. will apply' It upon TM Mel Iron Roofs for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being on acrovak of ifs lb
chwiread paler that= housed.
iiM e We Invite ail who are building, and alinithose who wish their Roofs Repaired, io eat! at ertirlifee, 133 Third Strut,
and ertuninewunples and satiety themselves in regard to the durability and practilitrof this Boofteg..
J. O. PERRIN, ) PERRIN & JOHNSON
S. A. JOHNSON, S.- No. 133 Th i rd street, between Wood and Smlibilield,
•
JOIINSON,•,) . Pittsburgh, Penns.
I have made n don/steal examination or somo madman, of W. E. CHILDS &CO'd Iti)OFLNG, left at my Delco, the rs
suits of which mum ibilowe
let. The material Is compounded mils to remain pliable for a great length Of than. •
2.1 The minristency is net tvaillly inflecnced by the temperature; consequently tt would not ha liable to Inuit end run
off from n roof In Summer, nr crack In Winter, I. e. extremes of mtural heat and cold would not injure It.
rid. The compoeltloule not acid but slightly alkaline. It would not destroy thanes:Maw, but on the contrary protect
it from the action pf tho weather.
'.ltll. It la Water Proof, end toe large extent Flm.Proof ; that Is, eparke and fire brands falling upon Ippoull not lu
dams 0. In my ~ p inion such a roof will last fur years if put on careful''y and melting prompt attention.
Iteipactfully, JOSEPII U. LOCKE, Chemist,
Labaratory No. E.l Walnut street, Cincinnati, Obi.
Cischrtgit Aorrn. Mr. DO. Co, Fob. 6th, 1657.
•
I Intro ex tnittird W. E. eitati9 S Co'l Egetlc Ciro mud Water-ProofComent flop Hog, addles Car as I can judge, cotteldar
It s good ILIC.iI.I, and an, willing to Inonro - bnliclings thus proteetod upon thasams terms as Ilnenre those covered ern
googol. ni.l.lydgwV IStgneal] J2lO. S. LAW, Agt. Royal ltd. CO, London and Liverpool.
_Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof Roofing,
Sr- GRANT. Proprietors,
No. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny.
ls 18 AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET.
io New York and Philadelphia, and is well appioced. It la applicable to cororing
Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and Railroad Cars.
It sot Ls.' 100 r than Metallic floating or Shingles, not resists tb' various changes of clintato—niiither
.a.ffoolied by
reld, beat or damp. 111 prltirlpal Ingredient Is no extraordinary eladic nature, and it acres loosoi t In elasticity. it
emu be readily applied to dl binds of roots flat or steep, old or new, on Iron, tin or wood. It will not molt In warm wrath
., or reset. in veld , and it is tot Injured byfbeing tramped arm.
IL is Both 1%74" and 117 a ter-Prooi:
0.9. P../ lufrmation, apply to the proprieto
1857
A. 0. IicOREW, Agt.nd Water 0
HAVIN G
MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS TIIIS WINTER, are now prepared
19 .10 11 heavy bus/maa by
AND RAILROAD _
Torough to tool front the Etotoro Citlre. We con entire our Mends null an those din - posed to patron!. the Penna. Calm'
and Itnilo wit, that tio will lie *peel,' to render general estistsalon to /4111PP/110OP EAPTKRN ANT, ITEIrTETIN
FIIKIG
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
win Oro locrroaod drapatch to the tronnolsilou of !Melt. Office Porto &root, at the Court Ettirti.
fo2tlyd LLOYD lk. CO
1857. CANAL NAVIGATION.' 1857.
PORTABLEO.A.T
V in Penn wirlvania Canal and Rai 'road.
Capacity. Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way.
•
CIUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN.i...ARHELY•FNCREAS
-1-7 stl darling the pest Winter Rnd wo on now offer to SHIPPERS the superior advantage of a DOI:I6LN DAILY LINT
to End from Pittslitirgh, Pldlailelphis and Baltimore. Onr Hoe being composed entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, bet um.
tranthipinent in rognired. Elerclusids audio; Freight to one Lion min rely upon Its being pot thronghirith all porslbi
EpEnd anddoeputrli. WAIIEIIOIInE, CANAL BABIN. corn.- of Lit,rty and Way. , stn.:44.MM., kJ-h.
feithilyd BlER.Proptietora
N IWCIIICII EKING & SUNS
JOHN 11. 3IELLOIt,,
E 11"
I'.o Street.between Diamond Ailey and Fourth Street.
JOLIN 11. MELLOR, the exclusive and
t AGENT TOR lITTSOGEOII, Ar, for theeale_of errICK
/CHINO A SONS' Boston PIANO FORTES, beg, to return
Ms most sioctro thanks to the eitirene of Pittsburgh, Alle
gheny and vicinity, for their liberal paDonage, 'cud be ha,
uow the pleasure of Informing diem that, by the increased
full ince:drooled lu the new and splendid Piano Forte 51.•
utssiiiry, recently erected it an expense of ovor
Provo Hundred Thousand Dol:ars,
and employed by Chickening A SOON exclusively (or the
mai) ntiet ro of their own Nano Fortes, they be ..cabled
keep a Intl supply at their agency In Pittsburgh, of oil
the varietios manulitctured by them.frons the most splendid
tlrand, Par lortlrend and Square Plano Forte* to the plain
and low priced Pinoo Forte'', all of which wllys• old 111.
ran
A T BOSTON rit
MeAaro. Clikkering k Sono boorawon nw. a tbo 4111 ,
fereut I.:shibitious Rod °tato Fair. in llootorh Nov Tork,aull
other pincor.
Meven, Llo 31.1.11 a,
ti4‘rtatotu Slirer
Three Ilronxe 31edels, And We
Fair in Loadon,lSsl.
Fut the ebaracter of the above itattrumenta, the snburlte
et oat the pleasure of referring to about
Ficc Iftutilred Families in ein531,921
and vicinity, who have purchased and have in use Plano
Fortin from the alwve manufactory, and also to the fellow.
log Principal. of Seminaries who hare Chlckering S sone
Phu. Fortes In use, and have given their ungoallited testi.
molly of their superiority over all ethane
hoe. Chas. C. Beatty, Principal of Steubenville Female
Sinuinary.
-Mrs. P. B. Manua, Principal of Waahlogton Female. Sault
way.
11. It. Was., M. D., Principal of the, Edgeworth Female
Seminary, tionticLioy, Pe.
Rev. Etamuel U. Shepley, Principal of Blairsville Female
Seminary, Bialrerrille,
!los. Jateph P.Taylor, Principal of Rut:moat Boys' Arad.
omy, New Brighttsh.
St. Xavier Yumale Seminary, Youngstown, Pa
Prof. 5.1L.1 1 / 1 11lanu, LonGrillo Atmlsm) fur Young Lsd
Wolerllln Ny.
Ills, Sarah Thompson, Principal of Pen nls Seminary at
Paula 4).
PGP-Old Divmv tsken In exchange at their full calm In
paymet.
MELODEONS, ORGAN HARMONIUMS, GUITARS, PI
ANO MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Cie ALL
KINDS—IVUOLESALE AND RETAIL. •
JOUN TL ITELIA)R,
Solo Agent for Chlckerlng & Bons, Inttsburgb and \Post
ern on:m.olmin, 511900,1 et between Diamond Alloy and.
Fourth et. lien:dater
CHEAP PIANOS TO CLOSE •
A CONSIONNIFINT.—A so pert , Rose.
wood octave Pluto, with (Wilson Frame,
carved Mimic Deek nail klonldlngs, the manufacturers pr ro
In New Y. k bring $OOO, will be relit to doe° a conelitnutont
for $3OO.
Itoweinitel Gay octave, 7rtounil corner., tool finding
&elk n very elegant Ilium: the New York factory price $250,
will be sold as Moire at $153.
The niece aro the Mt cash prices, be per money, andwlll.
be bolted for Otipping froe of charge.
Aim,. good ...did hand PlllOO, with iron frame, C octave,
in good order. CooS, current rondo, $lOO.
A Mithogniny G octave, modem etyle Piano, an °sentient
instrument. t.Ysli, current fundsfV.d.
A six octave cesium! hand Baltirnore Piano, tin.
A do do do do Philadelphia du $.15.
A nil do piano, very Innetssono and nearly new, on 3
and 0 tomato credit, „ms.
For wle. together with e splendid clock of new Pianos of
oil et) ten from the manufactory of Chlihering A Sons, Ba
ton, by 000 .lOUN 11. MELLOR. Al Wood et.
JS t RECEIVED AN IN
valve. of STEINWAY A SONS . celebra
ted NEW YORK PIANOS. Among others
a splendid POLL GRAND PIANO of unrivalled tone and
wrirkmamblp. Steinway & Sons . Growl Pi.oa are' ronsid.
crest superior to any made to this country.
The mate to the above has received the First Class Gold
Medal or superiority over all others, at the 6lnryltutd in
stitute, in Baltimore, law week. Due notlm will be' glum
tit its arrival U. KERBER & BRO.,
Solo Agents for Nuntis A Clark,
not' Also. Steinway &Sons, No. 63 Fifth street.
QECOND- HAND PIANOS.—
AJ
0. elegrad octavo Rosewood Plano
Forte, iu perfect onler, worth $1.75, will he
wld (or
One cictavo Plano, will boeold for-, ........... ..... Si
One Mallovp&op Plano for GO
PIANO FOR lit :NT—Out Plano Forte will be rented to a
private family. CUARLOTXIS BLWII.
noS No. 114 Wood at, 2.1 door abcrre Wood at.
NEW MUSIC.—EIIAILLOTTA BIOME, No.
118 Weal SL has lust received per Parrot=
Ono Cheering Word, Balled, by J. It. Tbothos, 25in
llotue and Friends, Billed, by E. C. Sisley, 21r
Iticordati. Nocturne, L. Oottechallt, bee ;
Valle Peetlque. Lasplro pour lo Piano,
These ere Gottschalk'. two lest ecorrpoaltionw
Ilome, Sweet Horne, with rarLthions, by Melberg, £1;
Denutifol Flowers, galled. J. IL Thome, ;Sr
51mof Tipperary, the Irish Millnuald'a Song, snug by,
libel E. L. Willianew (The Welch Nightingale.) Wel
Row, Fisherman, how, (Song of nigh
Fisherman's . Wife.)
with colored lithograph; 60v.,
Star of theErening, beantlftd aoug nod stiOns,Zic; -
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