Oittsburgk (Dnette.
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; 7 :5t.:44 - EHai " :IIOII.NING, DEC.
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Sews of the Clty ana riateambooa
Salomattaaa . og Fmunay. - -.ln yesterday
uttrialier Onette wi • referred to the fact that
"Nowak Porter IWId made an affidavit touching
H e ertain Matteis -
rs - pertaining to the Jones' trial.
wilt
Carom' Pivissonon, se.
Before me, the subscriber, en Alderman in
and foralid eity,per4onally appeared Frederick
Porter; who; halms been duly sworn, did de
pose and nay, about the middle of-April of the
r i t
present year, and a 013 t, one ZWOEIf after Wm.
Campbell was.. ki , James Coop went to the
house of Ellis Bro , in the Seventh Ward, in
thLs cit p . and sent. . my house for me, to come
there, that he . .vtiali to see me; I weal to Eliza
Brewia's end found James Coo there; he asked
uttif 'Meted Tames Jont4 wife; I replied yes:
"he then said lie wanted me to be a witness in the
case or Jones, and said the State's- Attorney
thought . they were going to plead drunkenness
as the Cause for shooting Campbell, bat they
were going to, put in a plea of accident not in
tending to
~this conversation took place on
the MU; cacti had asked me to go with him on
thi: hill so often, that no one conid hear our
convemidlon ;, he said he - wanted mo if/ become
a witness for James Jones, and wished' me to
say I met Campbell on the Fourth street road
near High street, andthat .Campbell wanted to
buy a . pistol of so& but I 11113 to say, Quit I had told him I had laft. off dealing in them; thank
was to . 'say, Campbell said to me, I know where
I can get one; I. can borrow one of Jim Jones;
I was to nay toCathpbelldon'tborrow Jim Jones'
pistol, it-i.e not safe; , I beau seen it, it might go
off; then I was to say Campbell said, come and
talcs a drink; .I was to make answer, I do' not
cave anything about a drink, I was not dry, and
then parted after my _saying to him, I was
going down to the Brownsville boat to meet my
boy; - this- was all the instructions I received nt
that time. . • .
At. the time. of the Juno Court of the Quarter
Seardons was sitting,Jas. Coop came to my house
for ma muliald, I am going to take you away, I
won't tell you where, so that you can't tell your
Wife-4hat he was going to take me away so
that 'James . Jones' trial could be put off; told
tone to meet Lim down at his house the next morn
ing; "he told DID he had $lO for me, and gave Me
$6 ta (tire - to my wife, and. said I was to have
so,a day while I was away; this was to'pay me
for the leaf of the use of My - horse and wagon
whilit I : was. away. The next morning I went
to Coop's place; Coop rind myself:then went to
' gether to the Pennsylvania Depot. Coop told ma
to scita...thelutek. • side of the cars, on that we
should not be seen together, and so that Fox
should..not take notice of us; Coop went and
bought the tickets, and gave me one; Coop did
not sit near MO; he sat on the other aide of the
Car; this was an arrangement he had made so
that - weshonid not be seen tegether; . we went'
on. to Greensburg; went to a stone tavern on the
'top of a hill on the left hand side of the road,
about a half a mile beyond Greensburg; there
waVithhtelltimith shop °tithe right hand aide of
the read; Coop junked with me there one
week, and • paid-!ss tot- our boardingi we were
away from home eight days, including the day
we left end the day we_ came homer there was a
young lawyer boarding at this tavern the same
time We.ware there;irhen we returned he (Coop)
gavame.s6lnthe cars, and.eaked,tnelialearttat
East tiherty; uMIII. - .,nox. get off, there, as the
cars went too fast; I left.in Bayardstown, just
by t he glass house. ,I- did this. because Coop
did not want US to be seen-together; at the tav
ern beyond 'Greensbarg, ` Coop told me that
Jouie.tutdher had opened his heart and purse
both, and that we would make a good thing
one of .it... *
The night of our return from Greensburg,
Coop came up to my house, took me to the
again, and told me to give him the $5 bill back,
and he would give me $10; I gafe him the $5
bill backend he gave me the $10; we then part
ed. • Coop frequently called at my hoime after
this, and asked me if I could not raise some
messes to swear against Harriet Strow=.thit she
Rao „titc_only, that was against him;
that he would give $lO to the witness as soon as
heiswore; this Witness was to wear that he heard
Harriet SitOW call Jim Jones a-- and she
zooid eee him hung. He asked me It I knew
a of the name of Philip Mott, and said If he
could - get : NIP, he would swear anything.- About
a week after !Ids I saw Philip Meth who is a
Dutelunan, and toolk, him up to Coop; Coop asked
Mott where: Zion - Campbell was shot;
--Akltk-tolksytc b .. not-in the city:', Coop. then fold him
.
could . .bis prated 'balms out et cu r .
.-. 3l!)dhit - GooP;iind''My ca te were a„•' . 11 .1 tavern
beyoad Greensburg,. Coop went to the 1...".!,,.171: 1 1
atuitl edetfittiloe- every 14
morning: I think
1,01, 01 n Sunday .morning ETD ADD Eau.-Dr. L Smith, or Baltimore,
Daring the. laltt.dertn of the Court, iiiiileSCOOVOlLliSt and Atuist, has again returned to Pittsburgh
riskWicte'il • knew Jack Nelson; I told him I aad
. esay con s ulted at the St. Charles note l en
did; lid asked me . hat. s ort of a man Mit du., ‘ „,:oPetonat to 1 4 eye Ind ear.
described him to Coop; he said that was the
lawn, Nola', say! he, you mast say-1 saw Nelson
with Campbell;when I , met Campbell on the 4th
street road;, and that I was to have asked Camp
bell who thatvVas, and that Campbell asidit was
Jack Nelion;.- and , that when I left Campbell I
saw Campbell Mad:' Nelson go together toward* .
Jottes' house; this was to have taken place on
the day of the murder; I was to corroborate Nel
son's evidence., , - •
- During the defence of Jones, CooP cattle to my .
holm for me every morning and took me to the
Court ffousof diffing- Jones' trial James Coop
would take Nelson•andffinith, (the stranger,) be
hind the pillars and; converse with them, but
never bad an converslttion with them in. My .
presence ;''Jack Nelson told me ho ought to be
well paid for staying and losing his trip, that
such a job as this was a dangerousease to be in, '
that he would leave as soon as he gave his evi
dence-4m would not wait to hear the verdict;
he also sell 'AndriWNoari told him that he
would tie Letter paid :than he could make in' a
. trip ; replied that he did not want any pity;
but told rye lie was promised a cabin passage to
St. Louis, or whereveehe wanted to go; Jellies
Coop paid Me in. all. $22 daring the time of
Jones' trial. I told James Coop that I did not
want anything Lotto irltliglving testimony otiat
I would n6l *wear false—that if 1- was sworn I
would tell the truth ; Coop laughed at me
said I was a Daring one of our coniena•
thus on the 41111, James , Geop said; ' , Yon may
tell adtaltd DIU anythlnv and if you tell a man
him
anytwithhingthatal he't y
canoware afraid of a ft erwards, make
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Deponent further. aaith, That. I was not ' in!
company.with . ll:t. :On the "day of hie 1
murderi that. I did tiot'eee John Nelson on that
day;; that no conversation : of any: kind_ took
pike- between Win::TClitipbell and myself; that
th6: uald-laiUeuTCour , ilid nhte . on me to commit
wilful and corrupperjury ; as hereintotore set
forth; and that the'said James Coop did take me
,to thepdice of Attornerßwartraelder ; that the
add Co4flrtid_ presloy - Idatricted roe what t o .
say to tha t which'was ' what' Coop bad previously
Instructed me -*hat 'to • 'testify : to ; I: asked hir.
Swartzwelder if it !as - necessary for me to keep
"out of the mil - mileages; he uid , be did um
know% was out : of the may: Coup' told me that
is could Wei mansworn clear or sworn guilty,
roltiip our; and tubed dote BO-
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'..`FREDERICK PORTER.`.,.
Simi sad autierlbeii this ltlitisty of Dieitai-,
Ler.. A. D. 1857. /Mrs Mason, Alderman.
coop was yesterday arrested tual held,to ball
to $lOOO to answer the charge* brought anim a.
him at' the next term at Court.
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Tan. Stananantse RAILROAD Osszs.—W e al
tutted brintliyesterday to the decision' 'or the
- Supreme Court in the muse of the Pittsburgh &
Steubenville Railroad:Company TB. Clarke &
Thaw, of this city, which was argued at the last
session of the Court in this city, by.J. S. Craft
and Geo. P. Hamilton for plaintiffs in errorituad
the Hon. A. W. Loinnia for defendants in error.
The opinion has appeared at large in Philadel.
phis papers, and we condense for our readers
the main points Olt. ' - •
:The-Court do not decide the general question
.whether a transfer of stock will relieve an origl 7.
nil,sttheeriber .from his express. ; engagement to,
pay the instalments when required by the' Di
rectore,,,hdt 'poi to the construction of the - 7th
section f the act ef 17th February,.lB49.;, The
Courtesy that that section' very plainiy declares'
that - a stockholder who: is , - "indebted”, to the
Company.,shall not. emu:infer his stock without
the consent of the Board of Direetors, 'and that
such transfer , even with the Coaseni of tlie *Board,
shall- not:discharge any "liabilities" therefore,
Incurred by , the owner thereof. The - engage
mut of a stockholder, to pay for his stock's a
ie:ie present debt payable at a future
- day The defendants Id error, at - th e thee of
the alleged transfer of their stook, were "indebt-'
ell" to the Company to an amount nearly equal
to the whole of their subscription, and they had
theryfore no right to transfer their stock without
* the consent of the Board The . tranifer to ldr.
-gt,zston was therefore a nullity. If the resolu
tion to allow the transfer had been passed ;by
the Board, the loss or destruction of the . car,.
, might be floPPUed by Parc' Proof,but In no other
4u., can pato evidence be received to dew that
ea assignee has been adnittted tui a member of
corporation in the place of the s oo t
the ! rota subscription to stock creat e d
Defeat. - —4 8 transfer even with tAr assent pf she
't Wive tht elrect, by the time et
13 001 4 in such olinbility. •
the ad; ot and venire de novo awarded:
Judgutentreveracw.- .
" Nzuorho it'PalPckta ofasa din
"gli3eitybas been
Mullis': 4idsteforibellird C f eangigster Church In
.ftir ig t. .. lt f Be :Psist4 y. Dr 7; of-Chicago, late
I;ol4Fri-0011,0
EMI
Tan following ales of Stooks were made . last
eveningat-NO: 541.1ftlttreet,'WP:11V"Daili;
auctioneer: • ..
9 shares Bank of flitabiligh, nt $55 25
50 do do ," do, 55.'00
10 do Mechankitis Bank, 50 00
25 do Allegitsai Bank, • 24'00
5 do Western (=trance Co., : 32 75
25
do do do 46, 32 50
25 do do do dok B2 25
30 do Eureka Insurance C0. , . ' 2 g 25
20 do
CO do do Monongahela romance Co., 14 751
.
25 do Pittsburgh Life, do
Fire L: Marine
14 50
Insurance Co., 1) '24
Lanonsr Frei:K.—A young girl was .brought
before Alderman Dail, yesterday, charged with
larceny, having commenced a course of petty
thieving which was unprofitable tolter neigh
bor!. She will Le sent to the Rouse of Refuge.
John E. Ilackeswelder was committed for trial
by Alderman Steel, on a charge of stealingnome
shoes from the store of James Robb.
Henry, Mangle PM committed forfeirther hear
ing on a. charge of burglary. A s procesi from
Court was also lodged. against him on an old.
charge of larceny, for stealing some jewelry from
the Lousier Mr. McKnight. .
Enoch Howell was finally committed for trial
for robbing RECord'a.isigre: -
loy
,
,crus Mr Ater Will be interested 144.hti od.
vertisement of Sig. Vito Viti & gon.s, under the
head of auction sales, which describes his mag
nificent collection, to be sold on Thursday. The
room is now open to visitors, and affords op.
portunity for
.in e.fi
specting some of the pieces
of stationary, and other worlreof art in marble,
ever brought in one collection to our city.
DEATH or SASIITEL CHUELCH.—WO regrat to
learn of the death, in New York, on the 6th, of
:MHTZI.. CHURCH, late otthis city.' Ckurcit
was a mdmber of the.old firm of Tease" sr.Chureh,
and of several other firms that were formed after
thatexpired. He was well known and mach
.eateemed , in this city.. His remains were to ar
rive here by railroad last night, and we learn
that he will be buried here.
For the Pittsburgh U►utte.
News. Editors : The statement inthapirpalch
of this morning satisfies me that the money was
found in Wolfe loft, and that I was incorrect In
my inference.s 'which . were; gathered from the
Bret publications.
lINVEsr.—An inquest was held yesterday by
Coroner Alexander on the body of an infant
child of a girl named' Nancy Nolan, which died
under somewhat suspicßius circumstances at the
Red Lion Hotel. Nothingsvas found, however,.
on examination, to confirm the suspicions enter,
/slued; and a verdict of died by natural cameo
was rendered.
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'BEBE/rt.—Harry Landon, the actor who
came among no , stranger list fall, but who; by
his quiet and correct deportment and excellent
ability In Ida profession, hue won the regards of
all who know hlm; will take a benefit to-night at .
Foster's Ciaietiii; trust he may have a
first rate house.
DROWNED. —A mati l irnniid...Daniel 'Tracy, a
resident, of Pipetown, was dreirnedat noon yes
terday, while crossing the Moncingahidailetlireen
the ferry and the darn, in a email akWirlitrli
was overturned by coming in contact with a
rope. We did not learn whether the body bad
been recovered. •
COMM) SHANE, whose imprisonment for al
leged inability to pay a tax of $1,13 we noticed
yesterday morning, has been discharged from
custody, by his employer' paying the said tax.
Tun Tatar un.—We Observe that the new - Pro
prietors of the Theatre are putting it to rights
and getting it ready for the - opening, which will
take place on Saturday.
•
$lO,OOO wonra of well-made Clothing for men and
boys, at pricM to snit the times liavintriow on
hands about the share amount of fine first-elms
clothing, a choice assortment of fine piece goods-for
custom work, and a fell stock of gents' and - boys'
Furnishing Goods; I will commence to-day a general
clearing *at sale of the whole. The stock will be
found thtt very best of .its kind, carefully selected,
well male, and much of it bought at prices•bighly
favorable. It will be tMtlOrlatoo4l that this is not the
oft-repeated "selling off belOw cost," or its kindred
trick, "selling out to quit basiness,l'but a seasonable
sale of fashionable goods and at prioei much below
the regular rates. Terms, ns usual, strictly cash.
J. L, CIII2i*OHAN.
OIXCERTNI . ;
iiLYCERLSE,
GLYCERINE,
Highly perfametL Rura cure and praretatafiva o
Chapped nand!, Fara and Lim for oalo at.'
SUPER'S DRUG STORE,
r.a-ner Pain and St. Clair Streets.
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which other chseercs ate"engeradenal, irony be persea
taently, canal 111 a few (aye by the proper use of
Cando Spawith dfiatere, which o nowaselsowlelg,
ea to:be the only true remedy for each ottlletiono,
R aou.as,. Sack and Frock Overcoats, for Men,
Youth'and n a. `l/11. Dress wad %slam Coats neatly
cat aud.aanda Fine Phu& and HU Vests and a
tarp variety of g,:tit and cowmen Pant,vow on hand
aa „Bias at 100 'lrates by Carnaghan, Allegheny
City. Special attentt.la to invited to the fell. stock
of contingt, Pant
.etaffs end Vestings,hept er:
a n n i an b, for aw n = w ork . , which, with a choice
Vitristy Glove,,iloalary;-. Shawls, hiatus, Ties,
des, wat be dispo sed of at ferdrible prices. Taws
Strictly aash, hence - the low 11048.
. .
DAZPTIAT . -0, YOB Waono.,The rather sta.,'
prising laielllgence of the dafeatoi Alayor.lWooil, in
Yaw York, reached tha airy' this "morning. The
lbon.Pernaando takes dos matter aert•may to Inuit,
and he gars, the only consolation he cut hare nada
tho eiretrotanees, will be to come on to Philailelphla
widget hiroself a snit of erothes at the Brown Stone
Clothing - Ila a of Itoekhill & Wilson,' No. COI Knit
-6113 Chestnut • street, above nth.
Tux FILL T, lams—Who could dream of the tongl.
nitude such an . mulertaldng is,, the manufacture of
a Purgative Pal 'assumes whinit 'comes Into gener
al use. And ho er.painfully do the following num
bers speak of the • amount of human siclmms and;
suffering, that lird a snored of a remedy goes forth to
combat and, sal la: Di. J. C. ATER," of Lowell,
manufactures In his 'laboratery forty grass par diem
of his Cathartic Pills? .thmugh all the year. This Li
eight boxes a minute 'or °nodose& wand. Wethus
led ores 43,000 Persoits swallow this pill every day.
or 1,298,000 a month 1 ;Physicians, think of that,
43,000 patients a day whe • seek relict from the medi
cal skill of ono num. Burt 47 that Mitt should he..as
he is he this ease, one of th. 3 first inieingenee and of
the hignes th i vider,„: "„iccupation . entalls upon
him & fearful respottalbWty ts.,l' the weal or-Woe oft&
fellow man.—Pontsciffe atttri4 7. t
Medical Terifttiony Cart 'not be Contrp.
verterLeefte ct.thwatat. ALMA if bmYrtted
Dr. MoLane's tretrolfuta by Dr. - Joh o Bader, of
lltantledl Co. Ohio. - cam wan theft ea.Ma; hay who
had been very itch VIT: mat Taus, Sod _
amtratted*
telpher of phytichai, who bad treated .It u am of Peaky
atta literL Dr. Butler was then rodlid la, sad; for • Moab.
Jterod allb hL predeoramer• that Urea) • tette IProlaa,
tie - vas, howtrver: scan 'forced to that mita= that Mr
patleattraa saftering from worm; mat after rota yams
atom pre - v*ll64m bale take two 4apie of Dr. bleLaarre Ter
adfass, prepared by Readtat av, of Pittsburgh. Thla
makiltrihadttlAllanat - af Mooting - from - bar • -ersardlree
camber of the largeat'aire. ' - After As - paned 'theta 'het
health tramedistely..ratoroid. Slit la 'gate 'mauled, sad
- trattbstur to - ealoy malign
CEl ckulri Itr ea G refu tli' D YLVIIM
/MOS. of Pirtrevaaa. - Pa. ar c = itt'aostpar.:
Lorry
irorthlesa BrLearfa Vertalfroor, &ea trterl.
baited Liter now be - bad at all rwraectable
Wares:, Koargaluitte teaboat Thomt ylettare of ,
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MUL9TREI.
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I!rar mopeq for a 101 l .440111 ,erltii a brae, anl
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Akeuivin4 Stiorliliostar, W.YOUNO. : •
Auswilito.3-Parquitts, 60c.; 1 rli.r zie .
Larrurass attraction for theCta3r ON DADDY
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toe:Abram,. twill. Ara time In 151 say.. thsDsurtut
lour Acts, of the 8/1041.1.AHER OD IVOLIDISSDJacb
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Wzsanverox, Dec. 13.—Hone.—A spirited debate
on the =proceedings of the caucus for.Pablie Printer
I was had in the Home to-day.
Mr. Clemens obtained permission to make a per
' sorrel explanation. Re read `letter from his col.
league, 31r. Faulkner, asking him to state the facts
upon which he, in the Democratic cancas, based his
! conchulons with referenee to the statements impeach
! lag Mr. Wendell* character. Mr. Clemens in reply
agreed to Mr. Faulkner's tiuggestion to submit to Mr.
Wendell In order to give him an opportunity for vin.
dication a written statement 'of which be read a
! duplicate embracing the circumstances under which
! be was on ind Saturday approached by a person
who said be was Interested in procuring the office of
printer for Mr. Wendell, and that a pecuniary con
sideration eotdd,bereceived for Mr. Clemens' mother
in one of the two contingencies, viz: let, that be
ehonld, cast his vote for Wendell,' and secondly to
abstain from vothigatall.
Mr. Clemens; In reply to this, pointed the man to
the act of Congress providing pains and penalties for
such corrupt approaches; ha told him that he had
mistaken his man,. Mr. Wendell, In his reply, sol
emnly protested against - such charges based on a
nameless author, and says if the charges were prop
erly preferred he would promptly refute them. lie
had never directly or indirectly embloyed any per
son or agent to procure votes for him. Mr. Clemens
having finished reading the correspondence, add be
had never seen Mr. Wendell to his personal knowl
edge, and had no purpose to accomplish other than
the faithfol discharge of puldie dirty. Ile was con
strained from exposing the name of the scoundrel
who appropehed bins on account of the man's family
who should' not be confounded with his guilt. lie
accepted the statement of Wendell so far as the dental
of all complicity or knowledge of such propositions
was concerned. -
Mr. Smith . ; of Virginia, offered a resolution provi
ding for the appointment of n committee to examine
into the subject of the public printing, the election
of printer to ho postponed until their report shall be
made. He said It was believed that an enormous
corruption was connected with this subject, and
hence the necessity of an investigation. The profits
accruing were probably $OOO,OOO, and the printer
who might be elected to-day could get a quarter of a
million of dollars for his contract.
'Mr. Clemens moved to elect a printer first, and
then afterwards to Investigate..
Thedebate was.here interrupted by the reception
of the President's Message. After the reading of
thq dotitment„ Mr. Boceek appealed to the House to
complete its organization of the Noose by the elec
tion of a piddle printer. After thls had boon done
he would willingly Jffin. with other members in ter
rain oat the extravagance and corruption which is
charged to exist In this department.
Mr. Grow advised the Rouse to commence the re
form In the government's printing department by
curtailing the enormous expenditures which had
created our pectin:neat into a rival with all the
book establishments In the country. Books were
sent out by Congressional authority which were really
not worth the paper on which they were printed.
Without concluding the subject the Horne ad
journed.
SCSATZ.—The message was received and.read.
Mr. Douglas ananithed an:teflon for the printing of
the usual number of copies of-the message and docu
ments and 15,000 cordon thereof for the CM of the
Senate. He remarked that be concurred cordially
and heartily In the views of the_Prestdant thereinex
pressed, with the exerption of that portion in relation
to - Kansas and the action of the Lecompten Convert. I
Lion. At an early day he would express. Ma views ,
and give the reasons why he believed the people of
Kansas had not been left as the organic let declared,
perfectly free to form and regulate theiriusthutiona
in their own way.-
Mr. Stuart, of Michigan, concurred in hir. - boug-
lett." views respecting the L ecomptoa movement. At
=a feta* 'day he would speak on the subject and in.
slit to the extent of his ability that the people of
Kam ahonld be treated tile all others and &teethe
'fullest opportunity to regulate'sneh institutions as I
they wish to live under.
Mr. Davis coucurred iews of the President
concerning the Kansasques t i on ,, uo and atiould await
the promised remarks of Mr. Douglas before he ex
pressed his.own since.
Mr. Bigler gave notice that he should defend- the
position assumed by the President to tea beat of -his
ability arid respond to Mr. Minglan.
Ur. Mlle spoke In opposition to the Constitution
formed by the Leeempton Convention, arguing that
it would perpetuate slavery In Kansas, no matter
whether the people either accepted or rejected the
slavery clause.
Mr. Seward should be glad to hear the supporters
of the President explain his position, for It seemed
to him that the „message was very lame and impo
tent in its argements on Kansas, and that something
mere would be necessary to satisfy the pablic:mind
-than was contained in the document Itself. He
trusted that the debate on this point would not be
delayed long,-for' before we are aware or it, there.
might ho civil war in Kansas. After reviewing other ,
parts of the message, he said he hoped it would be
understood that on Utah affairs Congress eras. sub.
'Metallic unanimous that the world would be assured
that the government of the United States would not
suffer its fame to 6 ..lm:tithed, its power insulted and
thilives of its citizens' destroyed by an enemy en
;trenched though it be in the Rocky Mountains and
under :the forms of the Constitution Of the .I.rnited,
States. .
Mr. Mason wan free to declare that all the inform.
alien for the last six months relative to genies af
fairs had come from questionable sources. rile un
&unto.' the President'sultion, and he thirught
that ho did, the President's position was Impregnable.
• u,...w....ereen thet.the.Legialatere o Kan
sas bed laslthoVity Ca laltialre ohe re
according to a sperelionee delivered by Mr.. Buchan-.
ahlihaself in the Senate an Usurpation. Congress
had, reperitedly-retesed. to satee the people of
genus to town a State Conettunitin. Mach had
been said about popular sovereignty, but this now
merely amounts, according to the great expositor of
the party, to giving the free white people of Kansas
the right .to determine the condition of a few negroes
while they an precluded from regulating their own
institutions in their own way.
Mr: Brown said there seemed to be great anxiety.
to eater into discussion, and especially to find fault.
They had heard the meruge imperfectly read by tho
Clerk, and therefore could not properly understand.
it. He asked Senattris pause and Sleep an the
documents before intalging in debate which would
forth to the Country over telegraphic wires, pane:
044 even to Kansas, and giving tone to public
opinion on premises not yet perfectli understood.--
He asked.the Senators to reflect before taking their
positions and uttering sentiments tinder the canna
'stucco to which he had referred.-
On his motinn the Senatendionmed.
Sr. Lome, Dee. S.--The.exprem passed through
yesterday. to Washington, with dispatches' from Col.
Johnson, The Republican received lettere this morn.
ingtoNov, 3d. The Mormons rein off six hundred
cattle In sight of Col.Alexauder'S camp, near Ilam's
Fork, on Green river. At the date of the letter, it was
s'uppo'sed Cal. Johnson bad concentrated his forces
with Col. Alexander. It was expected that Col. Cook's
command would nightly be with them.
They expected:to winter on Reury'slork, Green
river. There was a good deal of saffesingfrom want
of provisions and clothing, and the horses were giv
ing out fronithe want of forage. -
Gov. Cumming and other olllcers determined to
Set into. Lake City If possible. The Mormons deter
rained on resistance to their entry either as military
or civil akin& A . skirmish -between Alexander's"
troops and the Mormons resulted in the capture of
throe or four. of the latter.
Sr. Loris, Dec.-8.-The river has risen about
inches within the last 24 boars and about IS. inches
since Saturday. -- 'The'lllinois has about 3 feet
of, water in the channel and to falling. The Mis
souri a about stionary with 30 inches water on
the worst bars; there is about 4 feet in depth on the
• bar at Dubuque and rising slowly; 31 inches on the
lower rapid& The river is open to Rock Island, but
there Is considerable ke Tuning in consequence of the
gorge giving away at Fulton City. The weather is
cloudy, mild and. 'temp.—Business is brisk on the
levee. Plenty of ffourthern frieghts are offering.
CINCUNATI, Dec. Sunday afternoon, Frank
S. MeCluroarimt into the store of Beattie•& Ander
son, for the purpose of talking on somebuslness mat
ters with Beattie. About an hour afterwards, Mc-
Clure was seen to fall from the door to the sidewalk.
When picked up, his skull was found to be fractured,
and he died on Monday night. Beattie, before the
Coroner's jury, testified that after parting with Mc-
Clure, in the store,bo returned to the counting-room,
and heard a noise at the door, and on going there he
found McClure lying on the sideiralk. It Is the up.
posttionebat, - on passing but of the door, the deceas
ed's foot caught on•aomething that threw him on the
aidowalk, causing the injuries. . Battle was arrested
lut evening, on atildarlt of Samuel Mitchell , tutu.
Otg him ns the murderer of McClure, by striking him
on .be head with , an iron bar.' Be was held In $4,000
bail. ,The, parties were well-known and highly re.
epectab.b. •
EASTON, Po., Dec. B.—An old German named
Matthias, kclowis as owner of the Seven Mile lions,
near Wilkesbarre ow the Easton Turnpike, wu found
dead in a well attached to his property with a large
Stone chained to his body and marks of violence on
his head. The 'lmposed murderer, who has bun
living With tho deceased for lambert time' past is now
In jail. • . •
Bowen; Dec. B.—The Committee' appointed to
investigate the Zaire of the Bay State hill!e in eon..
emotion with ,the (allure of Lawrence Stono ,t Co.,
itate that the amount embealed will reach half a.
million of dollars.. •
New Tont, tree 8,--President Buchanan' a
audited Mr. M'Keln the U. 8. Attorney for thus
district on amount of opposition to the regular Dem
cantle nomintotionv " -
. .
, ,
CIXTAILTD, D11126.8.—E. T. Nichols was sentenced
today to sit years In the Penitentiary for forging
P. T. Barnum 'a name in 1850. . '
Zaxesremir., De e. B.—The thane on the Central
Road commenced muting as .Ul4lO to-day, the men
haring been paid yesterday. " ' .'. •
•
• Ntdrlfosr., Dee. lb—COttotiokeed with a •ileellonag .tend.
nun It deellasel y,'e, Uplands qttotlng at Ile. Floor Is DIWK
10,000 WS sold. . What Is deellnlngslsl,2ool,ll for Dad.
Cons Is Bear Pig
U 3. lard salsa al declined SOM mist at 63e5dc.. VG per
too. -Laid Mathew ' Tallow 10c. Dies 34,e better. Stocks
Ilea Islasid:74; Illinois Central 11l Lo
ad= ilVerankis 13X; N. 1 1 :Centra174 , 4 Plmna Cal
tile 17; 1111watutle k 31tInildpbia2N; 31Loduri du s 704
.PdataDarata Dec. EL—Flour cagy mu yam dull, , sad
stalpplag Lamb we al:Wed Ihpaa.Bs fp bal. without tad
at SJ . W h at;
from
$1,1501,111 for Bet/b 131,2:91,D1 fbr Walla; :AZ. bath
choloalatalsome add et $1,20. lly.Ja wnot.d at 78. Corn
It dull and declined; Was of MOO barb at Udribe for old
yellow, and 115057 e for new.- Oats nil lbw's , at 33c. Co.
or Is In lather better d a red; but Coffee and
a l es
of
4. l o.ixed. , Prartolotta re'droopig: unnll' sales of Mee
Park ItYlcido d1d715: In salt, at fk, and Shoolot
ere at WAS. Lend Is Waned at 10Ric. Malay la ot
n&d . Cl37tact, 'Dec tb--Flour loud dolt at $4 ander th
ew, from Now Yorkand tbeife Is bus Mt% demand- Whi:
I‘ll6l 0at5;34 7 ,04 tat bar dull. Wheaa7amsa for prima
red 'la IC sa donna &M MaxO undamped to
, fl erp minim; 'at - fold, which nal ba ailed tha rata
prodeo,ne Mess Pat $13,Z01.154 amen
Ida& dull; 33: Mee 45 end Haunt A. The
tresther wann.• The rine has rlsen 111 Indus eforeWnon
wlth I 8 het waist In the ehmuseL
Rartrtiat. Dec. t.-4amatta qualltla of What eta daft
bat ;Oman lattan . aalts of Rat at $101,04. His vat
mow
N 113,06401 A,
_taboo! arm
1}6% What Cara at 4250.10;
W:a 14.22301.3
Commercial
P ITTSBUB. 9I : I FRFAILKETS.
Riported Speciatly for Lie Padatmg Cazotte.)
PtrraoOgolt.sl.ol:Dir;Dth 32ge yogyy .
FLOUR—the market was rather drug Itme e of Ira bby,
super on wharf at $ 1 ,12 and 25 do extra &via wagon at
I $1 , 25 . From store, 50 bblo extra and family do at 0,75'4
; 23 bblo extra 100 do do at s462Ands; 150 do do at 54,75 and 5,12:
at and Wand 93 do extra family at g 5,12
ORALV—edeady; soleeat depot of i.OO bmh Oats at ?;
from store, 150 Doak at 313.,,y and 100 Loat 23. Rye, GO btu
!nun Brat hands at GO.
GROCERIES—a tale of 10 Idols uhad Eagra at 8. •
ILLY--sales at seal.. of 13 toads at $19410 '* too.
RUCKIFILEAT FLOUR—Wes from rum of ne sY.. at
:ME i! 417 MO R. at v.:3...i? / 00 0 W; 2300 Re at r.o; and
7000 at Sr.'sg , '"xl
WlUSlClC—tales of 20 bblo rectified at Z.
I.lo69—ealm to packet. 01154 haul, Ilre, heavy corn.fed
at 4 Vl MSS MO do do at ame, to trrlr and to do to ar
rive at t 1,93 Fron.
BUTTER—a de of 300 Ets prime roll at 10.
HOMINY—des of 5 bble It se,so?
DRA.NE—sales of 20 book At $l.
MONETARY ANDI OMBILERCIAZ.
We are glad to be reformed that the Penmyt eee t e R e fl.
mad Company la now In acomparstively euy pooltfoe. Its
nutting Liabilities are toomptly mat u they mantra The
Company, we understand, offer creditors the choice of par
meet In currency, bonds, or repaanda fur four or ale mouths
at nine per rent. Io menylustancee, It is arid , the renewal
is theeee es the myeetand beast eatlalkstory Investment on
th e market. Theta is a largettmonnt of numnl
fio oyed cap.
Hal ready to tome,ita the marker, as eau.
that the Wirral round him ,been toothed, ead cen vewe d,
lagly low rates may tat miticipated. -- (Phila. Led&
from the interior we learn that the Battiera doing hot
little, end an not , disposed to operate while they ere In
danger of having their circulation roe home upon thorn by
Ansortlng llouseeJor redemption.. As matter, ore now
conducted, Ohio, Indlena sod Kentucky peper II retorted
to from tive totwenty daya. The country bunk. end th e
m erclmuts hero Ittin 'their power to tailgate thle matter,
and if they chnore riot to exercise% we do not ewe that they
have a right to roniplitlia.—{pr,. Om:
The 4mporta of eits gar the week .01 thie port
chow • conalderable decline on Liu fame week hut yeas, and
the aggfegate Is hot a Little larger Man the aggtegato of
1350 to the same time, The figure! are as annexed
For the Week 1155.
Dry Feeds -41194"34:1 • $1,449,Cfd g. 3.11.500
Uesteral Ma - chatalise.- 891,490 1,931,4= 1,179,176
Total far the week....41,791,0= $3,590,791 $1,724,=
Total fur II nenitha-141 l -4 9 , 9r3,936 1X9,201,403
Share J,
aumuy 1....5113,370.982
Imports by alwww.
MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION CO.--t, bp mall, 31
Lgepotatoes, 112 dooats, ;mum 10 140 L Boor, George A
co; 94 bipe awn, 42 bge wheat, owner,
Sr. LOMB per CarobrlJge-1 0 1 1- I.dilißoar e 4 . so4. wheal,
9 do vase awed, 217 bides, Clark A 0, 5• 2 : 1- 4, mhos*, Kenn
feather;
100 Ws Boar, Mimes A cec 21 MIA, bp gleueog. 2
do feather; 1 002 beeswax. Ilea; 1 On books,Reed; 4 coll.
Hoe, Jone• Cooley; ICI Pp wheal. Malone A Agjetl
OW. apples, owner.
WUP&LINO per Rocket-100 bids apples, Ley. & Ed.
gerton; mko R tumn.r, 11 illlnpr; 4 bbls bans, le bids
hop., 100 bash oats, C D Lack 14 cliaiiniP. Swindler, 01
Wm =m3l bli bay, Hagan; 44 Itp lard, MY & col /0
bias apples, Myer 100 do &nu,
_Browning; 4 bbls dye
wood, Pahnestock; 132 IT . Larley, Made &I'm/sr:43 bbls
:rct,"l76lllrappir by
sis,lll7llmse PA d fder: bblis applu, Kh git
do, owner; 2 1561 a apply ,2 empty ale tarrs/s, 85 bits pa
per, 60 aka cats, 32 bids apples, 60 ska baby, owners.
CLNCINNATI per Lab Igh—eW,o by wheat, 32 bbl. 011, 17
rolls loather, 1414 bbls flour, 22 by peach., 44 Mids. bacon,
57 toy do, 102 bbl, piirk, 10 do' lampblack, 3 by book.,
Clark it cotwhisky,lllsck & Wood; 50 do, Can'
4 q by 6 i4dlnirs. Picky &cq lbk Yoko, East; 2 do
nigllsh; 10 bbls dour.W Holmes &crl 1 0 do Whimsy 3
bels sugar, 13asleton: 163:I bas wheat; 'Kennedy a bro; 4
bb. oil, Undiay; 100 do floor, 10 do boiary, Lisa; 10
do, Roth'ssoi; bbl. whisky, Lamy& 50 do. 31cLienryi • ,
4d by Leathers, 4 do ginseng, & do wool, Powell A Moody.
Imports by Banrcoad.
P, Pr.& C. 2.14-124 bukets roarkatint 73 bush corn
10 bbls apples, owners: 1 bbl butter; 23 dos guekets;ll Dal.
co ado, .1 prstbrechk 36 Ms paper.' Shia 4 Per
kins; 14 pkg. win etc, R Triornarnd lk on 13 bp lour, J
Wiest' 21 eke corn, 113 do oats, 12 bbls chlar,l7.ldo applor,
Peterson: 58 do, &lumen 25 dos Warns, 2 bbls apples,
Robison 4 co; 4 bble dder,loo bosh giro, 6 bbls
elder, 2 pkgs butter, 2 IsWe applee, Paolo, Ougnre 4
Oa; 25 bp oats, 1 Id Phillip; 09 bosh ostso7 • Onzler; 21
Nutbos, 7do oats. Bnealbern bk. Candles,l do amp:
d. Mem; 13Slre rats, 4114 Ido - beans, Muller; 2
core coal, Tenney: 210 As oats, Slmpimu Nelaran 21
corn, owner 6 bbls flour, IJeClust.W lt ern 21 eke barley, =,
15 do flaxsee 40 bble P Patensua; 22
tog : It: L :0n, Shearer, 300 do, 11 bble apples', Hunk; Ds,
, lAD apples, 7 do butter, 6 care ho2a. 13 bbls elder, owners;
80 bbla spit ,n,, D C
bu t; 17 do btter, IA do , eggs,in
=ski. d fruit, 10 Ibis ' butter, ICS des whisky, do pooh.
86 do lard, 24d do door. ZiO bush whist, 9 'Ads, becoo, IC
Ins do, 63 tee do, 260 htde, , Clark d co.
P, C. a. C. R. turs wool; 3 Itnul4y; 7 CM bop,
ownens 5 Mule %woo, bbls pork, 22 do beer, lads
whisky. 214 bbls dour, Clark I co.
.UVEZt
The risen came oat yeeterdayrmonslag with is elm. -The
Monongahela, muddy es a slough nod towed 'with drift
wood. bed Loam' up with • leap to IS feet daring the night
and the long line of boats Loomed almost arm, as to the le
bolls, with the sheets on the bank. The °note of prepare.
time' was heard oil along the lams as the newly arrived
boat. discharged their cargos .std others made reedy to de
part_ A huge fleet of coal date jammed In just helot, the
bridge, to the cumber of twenty, mixed In with - canal boats
and Lugs. The Reshot, Jut lu from Wheeling, Was turning
oat • tinge loadof all warts of Enerchandint upon the
wharf, and the Cambridge with a huge toed of door and
wheat, Isla oleo In from St. Lords. All this might, base
been seen yesterday It a person only - went down to the le-
see. At may distance thlogs in Wils city mold not be men
yesterday. The whole town was] burled la a dense cloud
dismay—a regular London beg. Om lights were necessary
Winer °lnce ell day and at 3 o'clock we ere writing by gas
„_...
The Armin Cispt Dulaney Is now getting ready fur
New Orleank Pre said Copt Robinson yesterday morning
because we rod th e Alma in mind when we ware wri, of
which Capt Robinson Ls mister. and which is also opfar
New Orleans. The R. P. Sus, wham arrival and alga were
noticed yetterday,Lis the first boat that has arrived bare
this season from New Orion... She le in-nrst rate condi
don and she la aslvertimd for the mme port. The tine
steamer St. Lawrence had, Uwe thought, laid , up,but we
wen/ mistaken. Pb. La undergolng repairs ht bee mthhin
' .7 end will, as sou as they are caddied, be bortght ant
',.171111.711.771.7...bt = 1 : 61 :; 4 0.W.121,41111ZZ,V1a '
Aurora s Eese, Arctic,Jamee tearer
and rue, upfor N.
.Orteem. . As mon as ata rush tearer the tia.Lawleano and
conseJo r o e her plats In lb. tuba The iromne.ta Ran
Igatkm Company have got • Mionwarwharchnat, The eh/
had in vrhiril they have bithertotranacted their businem
laths both at the bottom and at the top. kin JAL Pringle,
of Brunturrille, Las built • large well arranged ban, lit
feet In length and CO feet wide. /ler upper works an in
the shape of • edam, with very convenient and comfort.nide colniting room In rine •1141 and [La remainder well
cakulated far a amnions stare tame. &.ed doaregin ins
proach ham thin lasi to that freight may be rolled in from
the steamer encloot on the walk to the shore. A broad
walk UDR all growth the guards of the hat - Upon the
whole the will bo a great improvement to the old boat.
The Jacob Poe, Capt Stewart, is advertis.l to leave for
Louisville le-day. Three going that way will bear this In
mind. She w' glean without fall, and Capt Stewart end
clerk Mr. J. Brown, are all !baton beaked In the way of
adamant and ability.
' We clip the &nosing Rom our Cincinnati exchanges
"At New Orleansoth the Zlbs • di:Realty occurred be-
man the captain and cahoot the simmer Sunflower, and':
the result was that the mato fired • pistols Cut Carrie,
W. Dales passing through the am ortha latter, Jut Oval
the elbow. The name of the mate we. John Weimer.- He
4.4 arrested. Ile was drunk and very Insulting to the
captah; who had given him • heating. There has beta •
[Wilda° !deli on the Omaha river between the steamers
Judah Tooro sad Sitter Sloan.
"The Lam of the fleet of tow-boats that tell Pittaburgth
with heavy lows of real • few days since, arrived. daring
the day, having been detained by fog. The Prinima Donna
arrived from New Orkeens early yesterday morning with a
avast cargo of nue and molsau. The Panay Perth from
Nashville, and Key West, from Wabash /liver, were doe
and hourly expected last night.
"The Prima Donna, Capt blush Ford, came in from New
Orievineyseterday rtiorning,vith • irplend id trip of mole.
ee wager, ate, fur this port, and about 150 eons for Pitts.
ht;rgh, which will be re-shipped today.. The Prima Donne
will return tack today. •
11"Tbm. was more freight offering far Pi Deborah, Parker..
bargh, Nashville Anil St. Louis yesterday, with fair host.
nets for New Orleans. We quote whisky at CO eta, to the
hater point, but we understand shipment. wore mad* on
ant boat at SO caper bbl.
'The Laclede arrived at St. Louts, Satnniay direct from
Dallas, whereat° was frozen In the ice. The bleinotte at ,
raed at St. LOWS from Pittsburgh, on Saturday, and Sir
Wm Wallace and Lacuna deputed fur Pittsburgh.”
Steamboat Register.
ARRlVED—Jefferson, Browne.Me; Laserne, de; Colone
Bawd, Slitabeth; Lehigh, Cincinnati; Cambridge, St
Linde Rocket, Wheeling. -
DEPARTED—Jefferson, Brownsville; Lamm, do;Colons
&van!, Silleatath; Rocket, Wheeling; Fauna Graham
Zanarrllle; Hibernia, 'Laub,'lle; Empire Clty,.Cincionati
River It feet, an a stud.
Suction
P. I%X. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
-.••• BOOM; No. 64 Flub IDreo4.
RAND SAIE OF MARBLE STATUA
ET:: An—Sig. VITO WTI A 130W8Orand ale of Car.
rare Marble Parlor and Monumental Statomy, Elaborate
Classical Alotestor Marble Tturs,ke., the prodticts of TUE
STUDIOS OP .ITALY, wilt lake place on Thursday, thslOth
Inn.. at 2 *lock, r. a- and 7 la the evening, on the second
Soar Of the Commercial Salem Roman No. LI Fifth street.
The room 411 be open to Melton; on the day and evening
proceeding the sale. Comfortable orbs chairs mill be pro
vided. for all in attendance.
The collection mill contain one enperb Camara Marble
Msdona, by Pistols; figurre of the Penitent, the An of
Peace, Innocence, and ware suitable for parlone alentinriof,
'lope, Remembrance, end ethers, suitable for monumentm
one miniature copy, carved in marble, of POWER'S GREEK
SLAVE,by the mai known Pleanni. This is the only cars.
ed miniature copy of the Slave ever Imported or attempted.
-Om boantifirl group, the Deming Brans. after Canova; sta
mp Pool.. tiv, melen of Troy, Minns and Brer.dia
end mbar sub ace.
ALAI:UST/IR MARBLE VASSAML—Large JlBmien
Urns, with Relievos, Or parlors or Aa/lrricit AgoteTacent e
Tour, beautiful Traforatl GrecianVaser ancient Krata Brum .
Amphorae, for'centre tobleg IfebeCralts: Pons*
i
Vaecen and a great utter, ofclamical styles, well *misted
se complete the reined appearance of porton, halls and
Bleeping apartments. Also, new style Medallions, in marb le (=ma richllohembor Cilma artkies salted. for the np•
proaching holidays.
For further particulars, please see ciroulers. The alien.
Bon °foil lovers of the Fine Arts le reepectively called to the
&bon, m the assortment, upon examination; will be fotind
to be of highly meritorious character.
den . P. M. DAVIS, Aust.
DEREISIPTORY SALE OF BUILDING
LOTS AND COIINTEY SEALS—On Thursday after.
=Os, Dee. 10th, at 2 o'clock, on the premiers, WU be mold,
the whole or part of 0 perm of gronud which bare been di
vided Inko lanutsome building
_loto and small °pantry' atetai.
twisting on Peen. Amu', rotbee,Thatln azd Daddy.*
Oa, adjoining property °LANs. kfillar.Dsq.naar the Elgath
:Ward, and well known as a part of the Tann eatate, being
esay or access, and atkaillu a One view of the 3Linoninha.
balm. scenery. Plans may be seen at the SWIM MOW,
1154 lathe buds of Dr. Robert Wrah'gnardlan of the minor
children of the late ReebeiTrutln, deed.
residue in Oneyear, With Interest.
del P. IL DAVIS, Anet.
Di
d ALLY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST
-a! At the new Commercial fialse Amnon, He. 64 nig
street, met, week day, ars bel2 publk sales of goals in all
Talk/. • mined for the trade sad emmunumw from a Imp
• stock wbkh is emotion/ midenithod maga , .
tosota,that must betad Forthwith.
. At In o'rlodr, A. hi, Dry: Goods and fancy articles, corn.
pr nearly swerfthing nsidad In the !furor personal and
bitin
o'cltabis . cintlery:, ware, clothing, boats and
At 2 ock ' , P. ht., c ions;loold and kitchen &mita* tuns
and second Imuuk.twds and Waltz atrysts, gn = lros
stone China wow, starts,nooklng utensils, A c .
• At T o ' c l oc k , p . m" fond &Miaow, watches, clocks,. Jimiel ,
ry, maiml lustrumeots, Nnr, dolt inir, drr. SOW; boots
And 4 30 4 books; stationery, An P. 31. DAM& AneVr.
OLD DODWOOD.01:1T8D,110 •
CORNER HAND Mai LIBERTY -MERU'
RECEIVED DIILTI cza
AND 151174 T.
OY-STIGES.
eau. ai,d'siaidern Fish. Be.
rf HINESE SYRUP -1,b14.- Syrup Moist
%.•o us from ea Chinese Cow reed sad fur Ws Is Mali
quality, at Ho. 21 Filth dd IL . IILDDIAL
yENISON.—Fresh Venison, Wild:Game
and Ram, c.f.!' lads roe'd dilly at No. 21 Ptah d.
1, Alm.wi_axrams,itax.
B. L. PAHNESTOCK & CO
•
LKs
orthe timi KS A. fahnsitcr...k t Co , and mreason to
naming Bras.
MT3ErOL:ESA.L.E DRUGGISTS.
No. 80, corner Wood and Fourth fi
PITISBUROff,
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RE
howtur frau the Eastern chits ertth an eremite. Etat
erhlthli °demi to the trade. cotudetlog of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
TURPENTINE,
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC., Erc.
Mich, together with their already large cock, comprises
one of the mat annals,' and
Beat Ansortmente in the-Country.
Their arrangements for amplylng
WHITE LEAD ANDEINO PAINT
Of any quality ere such as to enable them to all VERY
CILEAP.
ililt•Conntry and City Herr/ants and the Trade generally
are Invited to an examination dour stocks.' prices before
purr/ma/mg elambere.
. itm.ramr D. L TALDIESTOCIC CO
GO, mu. Wood and. Fourth Rh:Zs.
liegular Steamers
oniaagahala River 11. B. Mall Packet,.
STEAMER TELEGRAPH, I STEAMER JEFFERSON,
Alt Jgrfaalt •
CM. J. C. WOODTLID. CM. 0/6311.31 Clank. THE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
•now running regularly. Morning Boat. hare Pitt.
burgh at 8 o'clock A. and Doming Boot. at 8
o'clock P. IL for IPlLeceport, Mama town, hionong.
Lela City, Bellerenton, Fayette City, Greenfield, °lnfields
and Brownsville, there connecting with Ilseks and Coddle.
for Uniontown, Fayette Spring., Iforgantown,Waynesbunt,
Cannichaeltown and Minoan.
Paiwelwant Geketed through CM PittSbllrgh tO Unlot.
town for 82, male and star...room on boats
Inc
returning from Drawl:Anil° loan at 8 o'cbwk LII the
morning and 51n the errening. For further informatton as
quire at the Mace, Wharf boat, at Cul foot of Grant atreot.
aos G. W. SWINDLER, UMW?.
0 h CINOINNATI.-REGU
TVESDAY PACKET.—The ale
gantatearner EMPIRE CITY, Capt. Janus M. an
rail leave (or the above port on TUESDAY lIORNLN , at
10 o'clock. Per hal& or pamavapply on Lewd. N., del
REGULAR TUESDAY PACK
ET POE EILVEST/LLl3.—Tba brat aaw
ataaroar E3 I MA GRAMM, Capt. Mums AA OA
for the &bora and intermediate porta %VEST TIIUDAY,
at 4 o'clock P. N. Tar Prided or LAW° MI T CO
=
board, ' ocl9 PLACE; BARS 00, A 4.
REC (MAR PACKET FOR CIN
MINNATL—The Weald Passenger
packet EUNIOO. - Capt. Rota. flouter, WI toatakft
for Clocionatt EVERT WEDNE&DAY, 8110 o'clock 8. M.—
For freight or plumage apply= hoard or to
dea • PLUM, BARNES Jr 00, Agto.
FOR .ISIARLETTA AND ZANES
. v...E_Tba new and beantlfal ataamar4 l.
LLTZIE MARTIN, Capt. Rama; wlll IL&T• fOr e a ,
and all lotermediatepotts, EVERY. SATURDAY, at 3 P.M.
For freight or ps.asage app! on board or to •
odd FLACK, BARNES s 00, Asti.
D E G UL A R TRI•WEEHLy
41i1VIIMELING RICKET.—Tha flmo
nanotoeteamer CIIEVOIT, Ospta/n J. Sfarnty, eave
for the above and 411 Interstadtate port' on Mondays,
Wedneadaya and Fridays.. Par freight or paeans, apply on
board, or to
one
OR WHEELING.—The steamer
It OCHIt T , Gpt. Wm" will laniakitt e ,
the above and all intortnedinto landing. on 30.
Ibroadaya and..9aturdsya,al.l.o o'clock A. 31. for Night
or passage apply no board or to
W. IL WHEELER, Agent, Na &Wood K.
FLACK, BAILNES A CO • Airta.
N. 87 Waur St
REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
ET—Tbn splendid new steamer, COIL
1101.10 RE MIRY, C. t. Perry Brown, will ears or s
Oar.) and all Intennedlate porta, on BATURDAY, IMII
let. For freight or pasage apply_ontasnlot to—
win A. O.IIeGAW, Agt, 86 Water et.
Cincinnati, Stc;'
FOR CINCINNATI—The splen- 1.
did daunt lIMEEVA, Capt.. Gordon, ----.
will leave lb? the &bora and all Intannadiate pone, t
DAY,/ 10th Ina, at 4.!e. M. For freight ar panne apply on
board or to FLACK, MOINES & Agta,
deg N 0.67 Water street.
VOR CINCINNATL—The fine
leanter QIJAKE/t CITY, COIA. 31,11)on
&W. will hove for the above and Cl_ Intertnedlata porta, on
SATURDAY, 511 k hut., at 4 r. IL 'For freight or paantga
apply on board or to diet FLACK. BARNIS &Co, Agfa.
FOR CINCINNATL—The fine
um steamer WARY COOKE, Capt. Cara
ball, will leave for du above and all emu, porta on
T 111.4 DAY, Da,. Bth For Crated or apply .ou
board or to oc3o FLACK.DAILYCr). Agorae.
ouisbillc,
FOR LOUISVILLE—The elegant
steamer JACOB POE. Cift. &attar; w 111.04
team for the at.", and all Intermediate ports
apply on Ward or to
nth Imo. For freight
tuatm h
deg
FOR LOUlSVlLLE.—Theeplen
itata ttgarc,..pack e . t ;EZl32 - ,?Stlißat
on 117friSZIZY littJa fast, .t 10 °amir A. M. for roman
or thlett apply on board or to
' . DLACII BARNES 00.,
Stastbille, $c
FOIL NASIJIVILLE.—The fine
staaistar CLIFTON, Capt. Thomas Poo,
RI ILILT. for tha .tore And An totormadloLopoitet
DAY, Mb ton- at 10 A. M. For freed or postage afr
ply on board or to da3 FLACK &BARNES,' -AgL9.
FOR NASIIVILLE.—The fine
neer atramer CILIMFOO/L J.
Robinson, trill feat* to the above;ad all mem at.
ports, no BUNDAY, the 13th hut- For tr, , lght or pas.
age apply oo board or to
tIo3 FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agtt.
/Louis, •
VOR CINCINNATI & 1.:01:1M le-:
L VILLE—The neuter FORTUNE, Cain:
till.elft=24,4ll.lto . tiiiturtilspleß .r t
10th. 4
4P. N. "off relLM . prptttweappy on baud or to
4t4 , : Aeo/114W,1143 Water st.
_ _
rOR, ST. :LOUla:•:—Tbe splendid.
A..- earner GREAT WlST,Ciptil Callao&
arlll lama tor Vl* above nod an intermidlati
00
bon 1:1104-41,4•Pali fleAltromialy
_444",
pOR ST. 1,0171 S AND KEOKUK
—ne elegant .learner fiAItHILIDGE,
Capt. 8. Dem, will Irmo fir tbo Moro Md ADorti l Wour.
porta oh.IIIOIISDAY, the NIL lust.. Frit freight or passage
apply on baud or to. . I
BUCK. BARNES Agonts.
- , - - ••• •
FOR ST. LOUIS.-The
e g t i l i pndid
Brick=l7lleare friths
210 aboe 011 4 into
on HATUEDAY 1 10ft at 10 ro o'clo tul ck P. 01. Fo r r pm:0o
or frei g ht apply on board or to '
del FLAME. BARNES WO., Are.
AT BOSTON pa
/Imre. Chlakering A Bow have been ewer at the dlt•
Sword Esillatione and State Fairs to Boston, Yea vark,anti
other places.
Eleven Bold Medal;
• Seventeen Silver Aredale. •
Three _Bronze hisdalAand the
Prize Medal at the World'
Urfa Lando;
for the character of the above instrument; the ente lf crit. 4l.
or ha the pleasure of teeming to about
Ave itoadrai Famine. in Pittsburgh
rued vicinity, who ham pure/owed , and have In me Plano
Arta from tinieboveto.tannictory.and also to the - follow
lag Principals of Milltazia• Vito WV Cbleketing & Sone
Plano Fortuitous., and haft given . their unqualified teed.'
morky. of their enputiorlty over all others:
Row Char. C. Beatty, - Principal of Steubenville Female
Serelnary.
Arra S.S. R. Ilsoni,Prlzelpal of Waatilngton Female Send.
u gic. WBwn M. D., Principal of the Edgeworth Eimale,
Sentlrtart Sewleklg,
_Pa.
ErG 8.,:Bla m 1
rsvilleeDiert Principal of Blalmille Female
Seminsn 7,
FOB ST. LOUIS AND KEOKUK.
ROT. inepltß.Terytor, Priuclpal of Ban Bey.' Acad.
nw
Wit. The newszul Domani steimor ABIZONIA, „_
oorilluary t liftntipftwu, The
p Ilerdreart. will kora for the &bare and r ....YroremAß Wi
ports, on TUIS DAY, the Sth hut, at P. at. For Unlimillet KT. rt%
freight or plunge appliOn board or to - Bibs Sarah Thompson, Principal of Female Seminary at
002.4 PLACE, BARNES 2 00., Agent.. L":", C.
FOR ST. LOUIS.—The 'eAegant .
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. It. .ate.
VIII traveler theabore and all Intermediate portso - e,
DAY Me Mb tut, at 4r. sr. For &dem or pomace apply
00 board or to del PLACE, BARNES t 01, Age.
OR ST. LOUIS—The splendid 1.-7 • •
steamer
tha ab AR v L a YE da ll e In pt. e r D m r e a d v i o te
prs, •: i
I k
DAY. Bth Inst. stot e. Y. For freight or pang, apply oa
board or to del. FLACK. BAILYESA CO, Agents.
FOR ST. LOUIS—The fine necs , igna, ; : ,
steamer ST. LOUIS, Capt. JERSLE,DEAS
will leave for the above lied el ortitedla,.
11119 DAY,BIIi lost., ►t 4P. W. For freight or passage op.
ply on board or to
del
FLACK, CARNES A CO., Agts.
Ot : !rano, Zia
_
0 R NEW ORLEANS.—The
willtewa 7. BABB, Capt. Wm T.
Ban.lane foritno dame and all Intermediate ta
TB ÜBBDAY the hut., at 4r. at. ►or !night or plissano
apsy , oribcard or _
'FLACK, BAILNSB h CO., Agu.
.IPR ISIEMPILIS : AND NEW JA M ?
ORLEAIIB.—The splandld now wafter
AUCTIC,Dtpt. NTinney.-Wlll loam tar tho o an
Intermediate txrrni 3 On - TUB DAY, Doc: Stla,
War fralett or pump apply an board or to , ;
Do3o FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agent,. ).
KOR MEMPHIS AND NEW OR
LEANS.—The ophadbt Enloe? JAMIZ
ODS, Copt. Robloorn, will tom for thoabodgt
ternoollsta port on TIM DAY, 6KI lust., at 4P. N. For
frottbtor paw apply co board or to
n 025 FLACK, BARNES & CO.. Aga.
VCR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG
AND NEW ORLEANS,—Ty new had ••••:•,•,-.'-'•'+'
beautiful Emmet ° AURORA" Cot-a. L. •• •• will •T.
for the above and all interthedlatororts on TENS DAY the
eth lust. Pot freight or pfttgo apply ea boarder to
nol7 • FLACE., - DARNES 01, Agents.
*lt MEMPHIS AND NEW
• ORLEANS—The fine eamer IWA,
L Moors, will lame Er the st above en d
all e
- porta on THIS DAY, gth but., at 4 P. u. For freight or
'mega appis on beard or to
nold PLACE, BARNES A CO, Alta.
THE GREATEST MATCH MACHINE EN
THE WORLD!
A FORTUNE MADE WITH A SMALL INVIEM2NT.
THOMAS' PAMIR` MATCH WACKIER
canislgarittillethecisti and
Mb lia rtto af_ a fl ak s:ll r l Th lc e st c t:
tens of tbs manufacturer fa • short time, Whets .
good
wood fa to be that readily It martially reduce the &et.
EipeSeretsl rowdy or Morblite . privileges ars °Erred for
pl. at •
thaterate For pa:tholes; call at GAZETTE
COUNTEM ROOM, FlRtistmet.
- -
BOOTS AND SHOES,
C AP POE cAs rx.
JAMES ROBB.
NEAR TUE MARNE!, sa MARKET STREET,
-put receiral bit lug.
Mina
qtr Reek Of
LADIES', and CLULDRID:B' BOOTS and actors:
I.II:NS' CALF, KIP AND 00ARSE •
• • t• 80019;$110ES,OXVORISTIES/
• -OMEN, OPBBA9, lc.
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' MIS, SHOES, Ai. '
'VOWS" BOBBER SHOTS,'
A try suporlor article and try seat,- • ' •
Intact from the . llanntertmort, irluelk- be will sell by lbe
rent or tteteatst try reduced prime tor ant,
This stock anvil/el one of the largest ateartznenti to be
round in any dryomitable for city and catintrysalet, and
oett_twenty years trporience iti.bnying he trusta
That be on nos =DIU task& lli torperfolly invites .n
ig.ut toe muftis them thst they mu; b•Pliand;
OYSTERS --In daily receipt of J. V. Pratt's
'Ls allstersted No.I NOME °otos, enamor in
by ths bbl, or boo, whatnots and MAIL MU "Loa=
than ual, Whet m ortar, tO shy Oro!o . brssisitt to this
Nam eq asDIDDIA:
•
--- E
WHOLESALE DEALER Li : -
TOBACCO AND . CIGARS ,.
.vo. 241 LIBERTY srarEr, lII4AD OF WOOD,
OFFERS prz-r szro - R.Gaz.„ P/C.N - NA.. •
FFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE FRESH AND WELL from rt
ASORTED STOOK, par
dladaditnPoars antiMatleMters .hlch are the following. favorite b S
raadc'
W. IL Grant's A. No.lsiTobaieo,
•
Baize, Robin:my& Co'a.Tobacco,
. Eugene Froward's Tobacco,
Grant's Found,Lusap Cavendish,
;Huard and Railroad Brands,
200
OIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGAR !!!
S Caddy Bona R aif Palma Lamp.
OMB TaXILLIOIST .ELISSOB:I7EITZ r m
All of which we offer to the hula at prim which cannot fail to please. at.A.wms.
atadedAwtf F
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. -,
Worth of Peaches and Tomatoes should be Immediately Sealed up in
.
AR TILER'S NEW SELF - SEALINGi'.. . .
rti.i.ow FIRE-MOP AND ANNEALED GLASS FRUIT JARS TO BE DAD ki TIIE
, .
CHINA AND lIITEENSWARE STORE OP
MT IS IsT .I.i. "k" MC XO. 13. 'V' ,
. .
• . No. 122 Wood Street. Pittelaniub, Penna., , '
WHERE also the attenjion of private fiunilies, lotel keepers lirul country merchants-is ri:
epectfully invited to the examination of hi, norlyAmported story of WON, campri.lnglThlte Groans Tea. Oa
ths and Toilet Wars, White Vitritle,L Iroo-Stone Table Warn, expready for durability in bottle; orery description aril:do
and Gold Band Preach and English CIE NA to setts or eeparate pie... Also a choice selection of , 16 Cato - hand Tell
Walters rode and Spoon. plated on German sitr.r; Tumblers Goblets, Ale Gleams of superior quality, an sr icrw pieta
aelie3md
The Theory of Cooking by Gas
Ia now firmly. established, and we can reibr for the truth. of the above to
many ofthe most sterling and reliable Ladles and
..-
Gentlemen in Pittsburgh.
MUSGRAVE'S GAS COOKING STOVE ..•
Ts NOW FALRLY BEFORE TILE PUBLIC, and gives entire satisfaction in EVERT INSTANCE.
J. To the Druteriur, the Chezattf, the Ilirsber, to an Owter Saloon; Restourontr, rattno.Tottter,.Taaor and Ea Xmas,
as welt as Private .Ramtlier It Le found indlepeneible when.. triad. Its cost Ls trifling, It recitteet but Uttle room.
a n d
Era Is ready in • moment. The fnel ti not expend.. It produces no awoke, no soot, no dirt, and wall cook quickly and
perfectly. All these things we vii guarantee.
/tMusy be tubrd on any table, stand or shelf in any room or story, god will he flindebed in any amount ,from KOS, he
price of a Singleßurner Stand, to sis,oo, tor an Extra doe S
Mahgany Stlmd with toves complete, which will be loathe
gant ornament to any gentleman's dining room. o
P l call and Investigate, at LAFAYETTE lIALL, second door, WOOD STREET, or 149 TIMIDSTREET
Wu. TITS, Secretary. sol4Kily GAB COOKING .STOVE COMPANY..
•
W. E. CHILD S '&'C - 0-!•.S\
PATE.Ari ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-P13002,' ' ..,
CEMENT ROO.F.I.NG.
• .v.E.B.m-.r diZ TOTELIVED:IINT„ Proprietors,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT TRE SHORTEST NOTICE
the above Elastic Pins end Water - ProolOcuent Roofing, it being The only article yet I urented hut will suers =hilly
nubs the action of the atmosphere In every climate.
IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF, : -•. . r '
And In point of durability, we believe Millennial, Dna imperils, to any Metallic Roofing.' We can Of it on orer Old fin
Tar, Iron or Mingle Roofs, it mating no differeoce how flat or steep the roof may be. Thla
Roofintirier
z warirLd 2 l:p p live as abovezp ( resenmi r :l ir lfe will petit on tor_. •
A
EN
SQUARE)
We will apply it upon Tin and Iron Roots for TW:Ii S OVMS P/R EQOARIe, being ®account of he arability th
cheapest paint thatcan bonsai
113. We invite allwrho aro building, and deo thoao who wish their Rooth Repaired ' s° call at tiss ofaco, 133 TAini ShWhi ,
and ezandni mid utisfy theufeelree In regent to the dorabally and mact.iclity of thla Roofing.
J. O. P
P.U.HHI JONSON
S. A. JOHNSON , } ,
• i Nn. MI Third street, behreen Wood and Sogibleli .
WM. JOHNSON, •
Pittsbnrgh, cram.
I have made . chemical examination creme epecimem of W. E. CII lips A CO'S ROOFING, left at my °Mee, the re
sult. of which areas follow.:
.
.
let. The material'. ccunpounded sou to remain pliable fors greatlength elfin',
2d. Tho condatancy l. not readay truhunced by the tempemtunn consequentl y it would out be ihaie
.t 9 outitaea roe
off front • roof in Scanner. crr crack in Muter, I. a extremes of natural heat and cold wmild not Ware it
9d. The comparitlonle eta acid but allghtly alkaline. It would not destroy the =rasa hut on ' th e contrary protect
It from the action of the weather.
4th. It Is Water Proof, and to • Largo extent Plre-Proof ; that is, .jeark. and fin brands failing upon It could not in
flame it. In my opinion ouch a roof wittiest for year. Hoot. on carefully and receiving prompt attention. •
Respectfully.
JOSEPH AL LOOSE, Chemist, •
....
Laboratory N 0.129 Walnut area, Cincinnati, Ohio.
-
Cormrsian Aoi2rcr Rois& Co., Feb. eth, 1857.
I have =misled CUSLoa Csia Elwin Tiro ma WatenProof Cement Roofing, andis foras I can Judge, consider
.t a Food tomato% madam willing to Imams balidlags the' protect.] opal the woe terms as I imam those covered with
Metal. apltlydowP ilitgoed) 8. L 51.14, Av. Royal 1i55..90., Loudon mad Liverpool.
Flexible - , Fire and Water -Proof Roofing.
• 11.2:141,7F. da 4 3 - .RALIVI".• Prolirietors, : se e
No. 57 , Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny;
THIS IS ANARTIOLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET. It is used
.1. tratensivelylis New York and Philadelphia, mid is well approved. It Is applicable to costrlng
Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges. Steamboatsand Railroad Cars.
It trill last longer than Aletallio Roofing or Shingle., and resists the VlLli o oll.cluagas at climste—seitheit affected by
told, heat or damp. Itsprinopal Ingredient le of an aztraordhary spathe nature, and it never loose. this elasticity. It
not, b 0 readily applied to all i•.d• of roots, hot or 'steep, old or nen, on iron, nn or Troo4. It win not molt in ray= wrath
et , or mach to cold, and it I. not Injured by being tramped span.
It is Both _Fire ',lntl Water-Pr oof.
sketaur further i nformation, apply to the proprietors.
-- - --
1857. TRANSPORTATION., , , 1857.
CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS. DAILY.
OMB LLOYD & CO., IMRE
[SUCCESRORR TO LLOYD m LEVON. 4
HA VI N 0 MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are now prepared
to do • heavy business by
- F.Ezrzilfrrriv-Asrza. CANAL AND zr...a.zzatcp.A.D..
Through to and from the Eaatarn Cities. We can mare oar friends and all those disTosoil
an tr the Penni. Cand Railroad. that tto pot will be spared to render general astlstution to SIMPERS OE E to
ASpaTEorßNdia
AND IS - a , T2lty al
FREIGHT.
,
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Pottage Railroad
apt • Increased despatch to the transmission of freight. Oa. Pena Street, et Gut Canal Bella Wiliwiaya,
• LLOYD A CO.
1857. CANAL NAVIGATION. , ' • 1857.
......_. , =EWE; PORTABLE SORT Ma - WM,
',---- Via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad.
Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month EaolkWay.
nUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION RAVE BEEN LARGELY 'NORRIS-
N." .1 during the mat Winter and we can now offer to EILLPPERN the superior advantage of .., DOUBLE) DAILY LINE
to ead from Plttatairgh, rtawkiphla sad Baltlmora Our Brie being composed =Wifely of PORTABLE BOATN but ous
trnieshlpment Is milted. Aferchants sendlug Weight to oui Line can rely upon its being put through WIZ , on 'llo- , Obi
speed and doimatch. WAREIICUSE. CANAL BASIN, corner of 1.01.11 q toad Irceyoeslreodo, POW h, AL
fe2filyd
inns a- priprktorn.
•
ffliluoical
& SONS' MW
.122.A.W0 POZLTXIS,
Chickering dc Sons. Boston,
C0N...0 07
Grant' anti *quart %Jiang Sorten,
And their lately targeted
PARLOR GRAND PIANO,
tot uut onT Dr
JOIIN 11. MELLOR,
St Wood Street, betxten Diamond Alley and Fourth Stmt.
JTWIN IL MELLOR , ! the excluaire
oat Ague a Pirmusaa, Lc, for the ads orCITICE
ERIN° SONS' Boerne PIANO FORM, be h return
his most sincere th anks to tho citizens of Pit t All
egheny end vicinity, for their liberal patronage, he has
non the pleurae oflatormlng them that, by the Increased
racilltles afforded in the new and splendid Piano Forte Mate
utintory,mmently erected at an expense of over
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
and • employed .by °ticketing 2 Sons exclusively to the
mantifecture of their own Pamorortw, thud win be ortab/ed
ksep• nepply at their agency to Pitteburgb, of ill
the varieties manuActurW by thern;frcrm the mom eplendid
Grand, ParlorOrand and Square Plano Fortes, to the plain
and low priced Piano Yortmoddor, xrdtich aid In
variably
-ItlPinoli Menlo exchange .t their MI vales In
PATiiint
MELODEONS, ORGAN lIARMONMIIIS. ALL
ANO MUM AND 31USIOAL INSTRUMENTS OP
RINDS—WUOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOILLI LL MELLOR,
Bole mg far Chklatring - • Bons, Pittsburgh and Wen.
emrenneylnede, II Wood at, between Diamond Alley' AO
fourth et. madawl/
CHEAP PIANOS TO CLOSE
A CONSION3MiT.•;-A auperb Rose.
wail' octave Reno. With fall Iron From;
carved Atrisle Doak and Motildingm the manafacturetz p
In Now York:wing 1,400, will be sold to close • consignment
Also, a flohd lag oeta‘re, !round comet% and sliding
desk; a very eleput Plano: the Newliork factory price ta,m,
will be sold 44 eve at $265.
The ahoy* an, the net cash Deices, In par money, sod will
bo baud fur ehipping Oro of change.
• good second band Plano, with iron frame,6 octave,
in 0w1.% Coalkflirrent fundd,sloo.
A Afahogany 0 octme, modern Mlle Plano, an excellent
Instrument. Oath, =rent hinds, VA,
A elx octave wand-band Baltimore P1an0,11.50.
Ado do do- do Phfladelphla do St
A 634d0 Piano, very handsome and nearly new, on
and 6 mouth. credit, $.2/5.
For ode. together with • splendid stock of new Pianos of
all etyles from the manufectory of ChM/lowing t Bons, Ba
ton, 1 y nod JOHN H. MELLOR. 61 Wood at.
STEINWAY & SONS
•
TUS T RECEIVED AN
ey Tall of STEINWAY & SOW eeleb
ted NEW YORK PIANOS. • Among others
a Wens:Lid FULL GRAND PIANO of wariyallad tone aid
Twollunallildp. Steinway & Sane Grand Pianos are could •
mortar to say glade In elm onmtry.
The kite to the above hits rootlet& the Ara ChM Gold
Medal for minority overall others, at the Maryland lA.
atltote. In Wilmot., last week. Do* notice will be Oren
of Ile arrini. IL ELI:REP. & BRO.,
Solo Agents kr Nampa Clark;
soil Alfo, Steinway *sots, NA IS Ilithehteek
Q,,ECOND-RAND
h. 7 One elegant o aloe Itourrood Plano
Parte, laperthet order, worth $275, will be
cold
Owth
6 r -ei
.. . 71
Oneo a v do d d :'Br
75
One Mahogany Plano ... . 70
PIANO FOR RENT —One iteleatet . • Wl re efed boa]
prime Dually. CHAIELOTIW
ode! No.llB Wood 4,247d00r *bore Wood et.
NNW MUBl l o.—thLumorrz- Bunn," No..
in Wood Bt. ha Jost rewind poi Exproic -' •
One amain Word, Bllad by J. IL Thomas, fir;
Flame and blind; B a
d,.Bby E.C. =mt.* •
Noctonto. L. bLOonbeholktaft,.. _•• _ •
Yams Positque. Ibridro pawls Moo, uotorasot,:de,...
Thaw ate ClottuebolVo two bus coospailtlotiW
• i ll=flrbyt Ifoxvili th r vattatlorav by Ybalbeigi
IMMO), I. P-Mbowds, 28.1 • • •
. War ottr= i;o tbo I Ifflinudd'a 'Sony bori by
Mal (Tho Watch brighlinsb;
IWW,ll.2d.rwou.,
lithehi.fLoZbig of the ristarzobeo• Wag
Star of tbo bentlAll tong ind charos.'Ar
S
or.botito,toominin.
. .
dbio,albripioolketke of . . Gator eons bad Paw* 1,1 4 1 0
and Tlola and flub Idastodtudr.oefted. : • . • •.•
'l3. l tadaziallsd free d cd 244"'Mla:!Cl'"Ii
A DJOIIRNKDORPHANS'COURT L SALE:
za,_ By virMe of an order of the Orphaue.Court of Ana.
gbeny county, the nudenigned, administrator of the estate
'of John Chabobers, deceased, willaell at poblic sale. on
.N
MONDAY. Dee.., A. D, 1 &x. 01 10 o'clock, .4- ti., at the '
COURTIIOUSB. la thicityof Pittsburgh the followin-
portions of real estar, - of delkieh PIO ! , 11 . 14 ;01111 Chambersdled seized, air: ,
A certain lot of ground intle.lllll ward of Pittsburgh.
marked to the plan of James Adana, Part of- which nes
formerly known as the Northern Libertlee, No M, bounded
northwardly by Pen ' street, eutteMdly kV intNo =tiouth• •
annaL.,
:warily by Spring all , and westwardly by lot No 2J, con.
tel to hresdll Y feet, and to length one hundred f.c ,
nil lt the ITO being being theme. which George
A. Bayard and wife, by their deed, dezed No, 29 .pv:3.- .-
costal In vol. s6,page 413 ,.coareyedUnto cold John Charm . .
bers. There la erected on Meniscus - boating on Penristreet. '
a throe dory brick dwelling boom, and a double frame
dwelling home, and on the rear of said lot are three double
.frame two dory damning house, .' ''' ..
Al5O—A certain Int of ground siteddod In the mid Fifth
want of Pittsburgh, park of lot No = in plan - aforesaid :
bounded northwardly to - Pein street, eminently by lot No.
83, southwurdly by Sorbet- alley:and westwardly by the pert
of said lot No Antwrowned by ilsdnew. Chambers, contala. ,
bag in breadth twenty-llva feet, morn or lees, and to depth
one betodred feet, or lees; being part of the Sarno Willa Lbn
mid George A. Bumf, by :L4 deed; dated 1L15.13, ILA re
corded in book vol. 41, eams 45,oanveyed unto the stedd John
Chambers mod Alexander Chambers, on which berated
a two erto*' fratmadwelling hense, fronting Penn street...dal
a two clay flame dwelling house fronting Sprbig alley:
And also, two lots of ground iii: the said Fifth ward, pica
Oland 67,1 n Jeseph * Patterames plan, recortheibt. book. 21, ,
pep 02, bounded and described as follows. ,• -,, " • P 9 c -
northwardly aide of Lamed street at the •• • 0.. . 0 „,„ 0 ,... , _, . _ , *_, , ,'„ . . , :e_ '
'died feet from the corner of O'Mara lane,: thence al " .,4 ''''-' ., ':' . :-.t
CO3l street towardsPean street, forty feet- thenc e
_w oo l' L b,
Ilne oflot No fd,'lstxty p. t, tot* line of property ,let
t
Manner Demty; - rheum along the mum ' towards O'ltan'
treat forty feet, and tbeata Wong the fine ate: No a Mgt'
feet, to the pled, of beghumig.-on Ix - Mali erected tw o tw o
story brick dwelling hockfes, tie ing the tame which Zlboon
god m e wife, by their deed, dated November 14.
MS,: recorded Byvel-9lk-Page44,-MitiveYed'unto the said
John Chambera:
The above property Is all 4.1.141,k, rents at VIA 'rates end
toed termoie, old beruains can be had,•as the same will le,
sold.
Tams or Sor—Ono-thb-d on the conflrmseio n of wad
sale; onnthird in rno year from day of sale, with' Interest
from that data, Mho mound by bond and mo on tb •
premises, and ona-thl r df.eamJ4 cgi: the sold ere
cured by bond end mortgage', doting the lifetime of Jan.
Chnmbers,vidoar of sablYohn Chambers. docensed: the In
terest therOof to be payable to tho uld dna° Chambers no
rmally from the day of mkt, doling bor natural life, and
after ter death the principal, payable to the helot and Isgsl
representatirm of the mid Job, Chambers. • • •
• CEIIifiIIBRFLELD ROBB, ,
ado,gr , nfJ o hn Chambers, dec'd.
4otlrmlawter
SAMUEL PAIINESTC/CIE—.
No. 74 Wood Strut, Pirtsibuyyh,
H .
AEIONMAND A LARGE STOCK OP
ILARDIVARE, which foetal sell Tors lot for CASIL
In addition to hie Locks, - I.thrges, Knives and Torts, Owns:
and large assortment of Carpenters. Tool; be has received a
largo =apply of SAUSAGE' OWETERS AND /MUMS.%
SHOVELS_ TONGS AND POKERS, SLEIG If BELLS AND
ENAUELIMPRESERVING KETTLES. .ocZattf
H. Meigs, Jr., & Smith,
73 ANKERB AND Ft 01C...11fZ0
No. 39 Wllllann Street.; New Yorke
Offer their services in the collection and logottOlon
of
paper, tho purellese and sale of stocky and bonds, as well as
In all the other branebee
ofn parste honking buelnese
inf. They Rea. ty permission -
METROPOLITAN DANK,.
DANK,
MOSES TAYLOR, .........
MESSRS. P. ILAILMONI^S NEPILEITS A CO..
J. C WILD. ESQ.,
Outlier Roston Rank:—
PIIILADELPEU DANE,......
C. MOUE, ESQ-,
Cai&der toloo Bank of Eel Llama, Sid.;
Cashier 0111ce Noithem Ilk of Ey. Louisville, Zy.
MESSRS. EINITLT, ESPY t co— chadmati, ohk.
T. P. MANDY, ESQ, •
ProldostOmmiar eOlitrusebrk,Clerelsod,Oldo2- •
J. YOIING SCANNON, Val.-
&radiant •
rPq.&4 J. IL, LIICAS &CO, . . Sr Lon* No
NES.9ll.9:iX,Oraucau,t 'moss, BurilActo.,
ocfillllol.3ll3t SON .... .... Iltkibtrgh,
.....- Boston, Slue.
Phil.dePhin, pa.
azrEnca-z.A..zrz
52 BT. MAW STZZET
• • _ Dr. Istah'• New Gni/dbiii4
iiiojUSt returned Trona the eastern aides lila
and is now receiving a chaka assortment of growls maim&
for the present mason, to which ho tho attention of
hismaanmers widths public generally.
Gentlemen wishing to replenish Moir wardrobes with
wawa Garments will Grid It to their advantage to gin him
jiTMELBU
44-1500 lbs.plitos Comb Teblo Batter;
/0 libla rsterS. i .
largo N FrN
orfolk Galt Oysters,
/teed and for sale,wholcoala udestaii,at No:LT ilfthit.
ClALegoalo.
Ika sale by ' ',B.
del , comb Wcod sad Pbrst sti4
,Mtsrzuvi nc. E.ED--,8 whit:era Eale
,01. by , • ;US B. A. PAEINnyom CO.";
('(.: ~~.9E.~900 boles foreale_fip
v `~ -_Br.HRYtG~COL~2:CB.
I D ER. - s:bbls. Street er for
see by
II:MIT /I COLLW4:
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WILEA , LOUR. "0 oadatin store
0.030 Ar (ed) * * gem a, enualv;
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