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FILIDAY,ZIORADTO, DEC. ii, D 357
apvimus
,iTtr arr...sa
2Ppee of the. Cltje. itad Neighborhood.
Scant Nab ; IterraLtcax 14ra-rm.—The
Republicans of the Sixth Ward will hold a pre
litetttitry meeting at the School Home on Satyr- 7„,.,TAT . ettlag, thel2th tut; at 7 o'clock, for the
dlerposs of preparing'. a .11,1 t of candidates to be
oted for at the primary meeting on the 19th.
By order of the Ward Exec. Com.,
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MECTINO or .
TIM CESTILA ' t BOARD or EtlLTA—
rion.—vTlie" BoardAeld a regular meeting on
Tuesday evening ;kit in the office of the High
'School
Present ; Singerly, Miller, IrCague, Lowry,
ThoMpson,,'• Everson, Varnum and SicGowin,
President. Absent; lilc3fester.
The/Secretary, read th e minutes of the pre
vious meeting aniltywere approved.
Mr. Everson from he Committee on Teachers
and-Salaries report -in - favor of increasing the
appropriatiob hetet fore made to the Second
e le
Ward 'Night School from- $lOO $lOO, and also
In favor of incressln the appropriations for the'
Night Schoolin the Third ward to $225. The
report was adopted.
Mr. Miller reported a lila, of .exonerations
asked for -by C. W. Lewis, collector of School
taxes for the year ending June Ist, 1867. Mr.
Miller stated that Mr. Lewis was ready to lift
his bonds"as soon"ae the Board would allow the
exoneration' claimed. The' Board allowed said
list of exoherations , and - ordered the same to
be filed. - • - "
Mr. Lowry from the Committee on Colored
Schools reported that Mr. G. B. Vashon, the
new principal bed assumed the duties of . his
situation and that - the school was largely • In
creasing in numbers. The committee asked for
power to purchase necessary stationery for use
of the aoholars. On motion of Mr. Vernon,, the
Committee on Colored Schools was empciwered ,
to supply the School with the neeesaary. ink ; ,
pens and chalk for I:deck-hoards which may be .
required.. ; . .
Mr. , I Miller 'state(' that:he had, according to
previous Instructions of the Board, made appli
tette= to , the -Pitt township. Board of School
Directors. to tiettle a bill of somelBo for tuition
of colored' children belonging Co said township
and whiz, have been in attendance at colored
school for. some time past, indthat the Direc
tors have refused tit pay the MIL • The whole
subject was referred to the" Committee on Color
ed Schools. • - . "
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+Prof.. MoLein, Principal of; the Nigh . School,
reed-:his regular monthly -report of the school.
The report was ordered to be filed. - • --.
Oa motion of Mr. %num, the time of vaca
tion for the preeent month: was teed to-com
mence on-the 25th and emitinne until the 9th of
January.
Ur. Wm. BicCagne, of- the Fifth Ward, offer
ed Us resignation as a member of the Contra
Boarl..,At was accepted; to tate effect on Jan.
bth 'next:
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EADEUSGB .
Or ITA P.; -
£x. IV: & C. R. R:—The
earwiege, .Pittabt47ll; FLlVityzio . SCCideago
R. R. Co. for"the tenth of November list, were
as follows; ds: • • • . • ,
Prottc - Freig6t -- "" --
. 4 Paungers
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40tal
Deentitir4ti Treigta
".• Dfiseellanoeui
• • • •
Increiutei in Paliengirs.
Mai 1......
. 55,787 3I
...total deerealle ' - • $21,545 89,
It will be observed that, although the revenue
fronalAtlght has reiponded to the general de
.preasion of trade, that from Passengers maintains
- .11 Mend.) , Idereate: • ' ' - •
Ta iliicßiThe-.Crawford Journal learns of
an attempt at murder ;and. suicide; which took
place on Thesdriy last . ot Underdello, Livingston
county; Michigan, the; patties being recently
` residents of this place. It appears - that - Charles
Southwick, formerly employed : as a carriage
trimmer here, conceived an attachment fora
Miss Lama Evans; able arecent resident in this
place... :The lady' id not reciprocate the feeling,
andrerimied Oct long Since with her - father to
Mihhigen.. Thither, it would Seem, Southwick
followed . her with soma bad Intent. there
renewed to' her his solithations; and wai'rejeot
ed...;By.soine means he,.gained access to her
bed.rooM on the night above stated, and With a.
iisce_cm...trt .tirroat: She escaped from-the
room, to -that of - her: • father, gave 'the ahcrui, - and
,on wart* being 'made SouthriCk was found
Ing in her' room, having. attempted. to commit .
suicide by cuttinihis-owti throat. At the - latest
accounts both were , olive,
,but lying in a very
critical silisitien:
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Roans, Bewarti!--Mayor Weaver has sent
Henry Mangle and Amman Stewart up for trial
on a charge of highway robbery. The Mayor , e
' pollee deserve the esteem' of all good citizens for
the assiduity and 114iCCia2i with which they ferret
oat auchrtuali as those and bring to a tribune'
where they eland a chance of. getting justice
.done them. •We.are not in the habit of .miYing
a great deal in praise of officers who faithfully
ilo their duty, for that .ia what they are chosen
- or appointed for bn.t:ive do think that:just:at
this present4itne the City of Pitteburgh has as
efficient au executive-and is under as good and
faithful a government, as far at least as its po;•
lice Matra are concerned, u any city perhaps! in
the world. Four fellows have boon jerked pp,
within as many dayti—vir.: !ferry, Rowell; Stew- -
art and Mingle.
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ASD bill/CrACSTAL Cosccar: saint
James' Protestant Eplicopal Church was erected
is tho upper part of the city at a'eery great cost
compared with the" manna" , of ..the; congregation
Worshiping in It. much of a debt, If any,_
stiliremains for the building, we are not inform
ed,' but learn that the annual receipts fall con
siderably abort of.-the expenditures, and its
' friends propose to give a concert about Christ
mas to make up the. difference. The interior of
James' is one of the,bazutsomest In the city,
audit differs from the others of the same dettotn-
Motion in having nearly one-half of the pews
free. Some of the best amateur talent in th e
city hos`volunteered.te sing at the proposed.ctrn
cert, and a musical treat may be expected.
Sorrs:--Tlie Plated Cock ; was y e sterdayed en
- g,iged to the caza. of. Birk- vs. Monongahela
Bridge • Co., against which the .plaintiff-has
brewed his,Suit to recover the value of .40,000
• bushels coal lost by the rmming of the% boat
which contained it against the bridge Pier....
The'esseef.Tugan against the same , defend
ants is completed.— A verdict for Plaintiff In that
. --aelaultre2caseiren rendered $'l,2llX Such
a verdict carried With I t,,s as xre underitand the
cue, the briny of 'Abe Coropiux.for - dannigeo
In all SittigarCusp , agd i moat bring upon she
bridge n ,host 'of scuts: . Th e first-case above: alluded teissal °atrial: '7 ; ,..:.:,. C ..,._
Tim Weetmitiiter Ifertsld'ierars- the feet
stited in a letter Which appeared in the Gazetti,
relative to the jury in the Bill Jones awe Reek
ing divine direction in finding it - ..verdict, and
adds:
"With all oar:discouragement, there are some
signs .af : progress; and this sign of progress is
from the right:loaner.- Wasbiegton county con
tains-, in- prep:Milan le' its population, peThip ) .
more Orthedoz Preabyterians. than: any oilier
county:in this Commonwealth, or in the United
The Washington Rep Otter says: tratne
have emitted for several days past art the ffernp_-
field Railread,"atidatt svconsequence sortie °tour
merchants are tempi:al:deg. The track is badly
covered ly slider In the cute, and the !Demi:to-
Oyes are in bad iirdee' W hope In - emit-kV Of a
few days tbings will go on as astral : .
We hear some , flysotrumors of itemeleticiegra
aeon - to take 'place for the biaeflt of the road - ,
bat, being poly tumors, we do not giro them.
A;liiiteinvestit'Dem ciituier..z4le"t7tWilatt
g
todispetrozand the teleitterdiretZeti-York and
_elsewhere annotate° the important ' fattYthat
Speeky'' Bender:eon, who weafte Saoeiq from
tVeshingtod;- Pa.;
and intends to support thepolley . of the.
AMltliertitiol3::"' 511.-'..Zinsernaliof the
eseablogton'TrOune,gire no a ehaptei in the life
ettble ~l iittforesk. Democrat," Speeky. . :
T ux i u rni tk ur,'-490 o the following,ttem
from the Jtusiottary :
"I. simPlr read one sentence from the anti
inr• Inn euenh."--Thus writes tie waiter
of-our Eng. Chord, jr, Carlisle, utaillkit sends
a draft -for g. 51, although the congregation are
building a Parsonage and aro engaged in way
other good,works. ,
Tun *Waren Commonwealth' . quota the
item which . weimblished day or two.sbace
mire to the murder in Cloyerille, end mu g
”Thls Will certainly be .news' to the people
of ChtysMe; ns well ss °rads vicinity, t o l earn
that thi'mordeinus . alfray aboie described took
Om their on' SaitiircXy week: The intgligeec a •
h i s beeezaligrifPinied, go; there is no:founds/lOn
whatever-for the etory. ,, _
,•-.-
j pistorrtankneeke.Sen;nlif nitiS;• - b . atia l 7
mail .
seieMe- on - the:inite'littieen - Pittaburgh
and Wheelitujor:Myt9bingtoryhtts been diseon-
_ .
Gioion.liTsisaOs . delivezed his locture
NationlT .7.1111.1 es Ta Bethaby, Virginia, to the
etetieute sad citizva of that plico.
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A PIM? enigtiaria
sane Asylum, -4rvilidiag;iiiid'iliscogrise4 sweet-,
mtutio to itixtut=of'Dilleedepatieats;leho
appeared tam the kindness lir the ter:
formers as as their music, There Were pmr--
tertian equalmatiber of male and female patients'
but few of. whom exhibited, while we were pre,
I sent,.. any violent symptoms. --The Insane de
pertinent at present contains seventy patients—.
forty of 'Whom ' as we have said, aresitifirienily"
under control, to be easily governed. -
After the musks' Out, the visitors partook
of a repast prepared by Dre. Reed and Fuller;
under the superintendence of the Ladies of the
establishmentich • reflected both the hospi
tality or the former; and cuirine skill of the lat
ter. Our andlablespace prevents some remarks
in regard to this institution, which we shall ea
dente to think of again soon.
Tau following persons were elected Directors
of the Monongahela.Bant of Brownsville. on the
16th ult,r. G. FL Bowman, Jonathan Knight,
Moses B. Porter, Robert Rogers, Sam!. Taylor,
Levi Colvin, Wm. Fisher, John M. Gallagher, I.
C. Woodward, Eli J. Bally, Amos Griffith, 11.
Rickenbottom, Westley Frost; and on the organ
ization of the new Board, on the 22d, G. 11. Bow
man. Esq., was unanimously elected President.
A. W. YOUNG.—There is a name synonymous
with fun. Young' cannot help being comical,
and yet he, like Holmes ; "dares not boas funny
as he can." This gentleman offers hie card this
morning through our columns, anaWill take a
benefit to-night in the play of "The Road of
Life." We have great pleasure in the belief
that Mr. Young will hare one of the best houses
of the season.
Sim Ciro Vat S Sous' classic sale of orna
mental and useful wades, in marble, from the
studios of Italy, will be continued this afternoon
and evening, at 2 and T o'clock, on the second
floor of Davis' new auction buildings. This op
portunity for furnishing apartments with taste
should 14 neglected by none, as it so seldom
occurs.
DANIEL Fur, a German „of Meadville, on.
Thursday evening Mat drank: the-greater prat -cit
two bottle' of•whtoky, the second of the two on
a bet. He soon after went dead drunk and laid
in that state until he passed into the sleep that
Ynowe no in Gila world:
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Daorxxn.—A inait named John Clark, who
lived' OR Filth street, near Ross, was drowned
on Ifeaday last below Sri:4unit.le. Yesterday
an Inquest was held on his body by Coroner.
Alexander and a 'verdict rendered in accordance
with the theta.
WE kayo seen a letter from Rev. U. W. Beech
er tolhe Y. M. L. A. of this city, in which he
declares his inability to visit this city this win
ter-for the purpose of 'aerating.. -4
Tim Isvg.wriest won run. there times of
general depreadon, it Is gratifying to know that we
have at /east ono business oartiedon among us that
"pays." And, whatmakee it better still, it pays not
only the gentlemen embarked in it, bat those who
deal with them also, yielding Loth a proftethat in
these days of crashing banks and closing stores, is
- really wonderful. The business we refer to is - that
carried on by the owners of the "Great American
• Corn Sheller,". for which our neighbor; Mr..-Goiden,.
is agent: Despite the tightness of the moneyinar
kot and the unwonted depression that prevails in
every kind of trade, Mr. (lidded continues to maks
rapid sales of .his machine, Ind the right for their
sale in 'other 'districts Tim, the proprietors of the
invention not only snake 'handsomely while - where
find it difecnit to keep their-beads above water, bet
t 6 oso who hoT - rights alsCreip fabulous profits On
Wait inseatments--the superbir chancier of the ratt,
Chine being eo apparent, and, the demand for it so
genend,'that it has but to be seen to Ond its way to
the barn of eray - agricultmirt.- ‘—'• • • '
. And, whenve ebnalder the peculiar excellence of
the machine, we cannot really, winder, at this .Light.
and pOrtable, cheap and durable, and zonally work,
ed that a child might operate it, it atilt does the work
of fear ordinary machines,, while at the same time it
is ao simple in all its 'arrange M erits, thit'abotild it
get tint of repair contingency almost Impossible
because of the principle on which It is construetecla
this veriest dolt on your farm may repair it. The
maahlue, on the whole, runs far beyond every other to.
mention of the same character now fiefore thepublie,
and to a man with - small means and a little energy
tad activity, we know of no better chance for mak.
log money than that which theperchnse of a right
for its sale in some of the districts yet unsold, offers,
Mr. aciliten may be found at 1.70. Oa Fifth street, and
wOl afford every inforMation touching the machine,
sale of rights, da., to thou , who may call on hint. v
135. rzf,,3.
- 45 % 029 19 5tr,253 93
-. 72,97372 69,198 07
.. 4,482 29 3,470 63
187 79 - 27595
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:5i.27A1 , 0 $119;197 98
827,825 14
• 108-08
snAss, 20
-24,M G 5
1,011 t,f.
A BRITISH Orricen writing from' Teheran, Persia,
,to the London Times, remarks :—"A Cathartic Pill,
manufactured by 'an American chemist,' (Dr. J. C.
Ayer, of Lowell, 31stm..iftias cried the Shah of a
Liver Complaint that threatened his life. This situ
,
.{ale fart, as might-be ex.'peettl, renders the Ameri.
raps immensely popular here, *bile we English are
overlooked. Doubtlers our own scholars made the
discoveries which ho employs, and thus it is in every
thing: we do the labor, then the mousing Americans
'put their mark on it and take the rmievii... Dr. 'Ayer.
is idolised by the Conrt and its - retainer. liere, which.
.vrill•doubtleas be reflected tii him dti a gold snug 1;o1
or dlcagand biltedirwork-wirlle net-tsulaructven.et
Davy, Chrlatoson or Brodie—the great lights by.
which , he - shines, 'ls knownfq—ciVeir S'onJoy
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Tart Dr.FiLT OF MAYOR NOOD.—Tbe rather FlEF
pitting intelligtmconf the defeat of Mayor 'Wood, in
.New York,. reached the city this' moPnlng.
Lion Fernando takes,the matter sezioaily to heart,
and he silYi the only consolation he can here, under.
the circumstances, wiltbe to come on to Philadelphia
arid get himself a snit of clothes at the Brown Stone
Clothing - Hall of Roclrhlll4. - Wilion,' No. ii9r3 and
005 Mutate street, above Oth.: • '
I.• ..,
Srzrron ktoon,' from. the . debllitat4 effects of
ablett other diseases ire engenderedi'May be perms
neatly 'rand TO -a tele days: br . the - Orem we of
Oclrfer's Spanish Mirrors. !WI ie now acknowledg
ed to be the only.trie remedy for such aigietfona .t
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flacts.ass, SaCk and Frock Overcoati, for Men;
Youth and Boys. ' Dress and •Busineas Coals neatly ,
cut and made.- Fine Plush mid Silk Vesta and a
.
large variety of tine and common Panto nor on hand
and ceiling at do se rates by Caniaghan, Allegleuy
City. Special "attention is invited the MIT stock
of ants Coatings, Pant staffs sad Vestingi, kept as: :
tlasisely for custom work, which, with a choice
variety of Morey Hosiery, Shawls, Aldan; Ties,
so., will be disposed of at favorable price.. 'Tenn.
strictly cash, hence the low rates. •
110,000 won't' of well•nintle Clothing for men and
boys, at prices' to snit the times.: Having now on
Lands about the above amount 'Of Ilnellrstelase
slothlog, a choice assortment. of CEA pleas goods for
'ttatons work, and a full stoek'a pate' arid 'boys'
Tarnishing Goods,l will commence to.day
cleating oat sale of the whole. The stock will be
found the very best of its kind, carefully selected,
well made, and ninth of It bought at. prices highly,
favorable. Ii trill be understood thatlids Is not the
- oft•reyestod- "selling or below cost," or Its - kindred
trick, "selling out to quit business," but a seasonable
silo of feationable_goods and at prices much below
the regalar /cps, as usual, strietly cash.
E'=BBIIRGH
M 1 1 , ,5. 613111EATX:
IL-zet 691 fahiltur , •••••,,SS.OO
Ihioacul.Thlr ' " h6c: Private 600
C olo, hd c-01br1f,,4044., . .
'Priyhth -1441,00.
mirxwbigillik:wit hotOss'powahilw any debts co.
- trotted tor this tatablidamor by hoinnhets thiniof,
hy written ordei'of ber6el; ot.yutborized Agent. ,
fiIkAND:RDORENINia NIGHT!- .
:MB RTIMEITLY Dimwit piwiedialtwins ablo
¢ou¢utbut mod °Pew_ EX=LLEJSIT. ffOCX COMPANY
sod 00411128TRA, snatched tothe Theatre,havlzg
too their former iit i li tiowortthouiaml.t , Achiltinio oh
parythity butiwnot 60101011 y friidtangiotristas with thew,
iwordir4thOwatuilynt brlogibg toms, ww
NUB this tinning ouly.
Piot anitaraire of the lwautifol lisistru
witertmnirriz • -
_, - rittotrurali.—
ALTORDAT EPEMllillktircottitiOr i..12tb,18.57, will Le ore
' Medal aliroisttrattivo ,la Aro Ufa, of t r inC
LADY OP LYO N S S LOVE' AND PRIDE! amide
MMiottte Mr. - Dtibol m .Bistworattr, Mr. - Namur; Col, Mr
mw. Mr. Mowrort alrretiltr,Mtwitiir Deorbspot, Mr. ,
Rower., Matti l arofe'"Mr.'W 11.
MoPbwirs :UrtlfOW,ltor' r.-
Plot.-MT HI tui.
&est Moo 'nUtiv. Tejon' initorlortiptiti.i'lliir Marv'
"JIMt ottholkromn: Alto titioli"
111ENIUMMEIti AN 'MAMMA*. tio
DANCtt
Top perforamoro to rondo.% With the I,ll.l 7." imoiingYarrti,
.• . Tllr.' 0111111117S1 Pot . 1 44.7,11,...14,..i. na
fejg.r, Mr. Writer; Air. /hada. Ur- llowor. Morita
Toro Dolbr,' Mr. Slavin; room. Mai, Mr. moilami%
out Ledger, Mro....llowori : Mn. DcLLa , tilio.Sottiens The
oololirstolf-iiiid-litittly popular' 'Provm. a . ma.
00 OLDOCI: toed Alw will appear co
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0 S Tkit ITA I'E TI II !- - -111.ASON.:
kettif;er7CoEl4l erO9TER;
Acitugaiul Step M aim.A.,W lotnie. •
. Armtwaor--.mamme, - Ne.4 Upper i9M be '
FQNt A - ..3r. YOUNG,
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pFtwat.. Doreadier be: pre
sentlid the celebrated Dram, byLetium Nade r 84.
• dd dirt MID OF LIFE—Rout Wily Ur. A. IF. Ycnum
TQFlllkkawell Mr.-Lm;:.!on; Martham,rslr.DubolAylin
,
After whichliteCotionlycitA ItOLAND - lOW AN OLIVER.
—Fixture, Mr. A. W. Fo9nlpgarfra..Dulintiltuti A-
To conclude with the PANTOUTUE_OP VOL . 4tt
Plow, the Cknre. - Dir.A.: • IS , ...Yotgug - FOR,. )Ire A.
Yount. litelleddliti.-Eralli Waldritture.
• ALw.xuum)::- -
Be;,a reapacthahr n trifaatobbi Nod* Asa alma public that
I.#llV3.7lxs,cpil•
lillivit-nrSisa,,Docember 1114,-
. 1847, ithakwhito prevented- 4 - torains of (*tm! Ahmed,.
latlttal ' Tar !WAD OP - Mr. .
zon.slity.i •
liter vhich iba calabratuiCaaataly fa two arta;aa, '
11011/4.`iit 2011 ,
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L'' Qt ,4 M 'C' rlif ." l -- I . s. '"Z ed l; tiitc " r "- 741114 " oi l9= ,
„LA - ATATVD - keCHE. -
.. . .... .......... W. train
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wm be mini, ftittabeirtnonadnna.
ow a tuptrb PZINY WII1111X(Xx lb* row; W be dee*
ad by thluttidlegal. ; All coaundroms:WWk 4 bilwat totthe
'human., won 12 o'clock on Friday's! tb• of OW
D.as. of Fifth and Nmlrldl•l4 ar...ta, whet.
plum may Le roam! det2t
Sbnotments.
.Lcsa=Y_ axn,'7~iliausen~.
&FA. OAXED.Ia
~... ..,,,.. Cflajtcniolll.l. . PITT/IBM:al DIA.II4CETB.
..--• --.'.. - MasittraTON CRT, December 10. , {Repented Speciaity for the ISfltbinph Govelfs.l
Sitsam—Mr. Seward submitted a. refoiOtion, Prrrnssomalmsr, 'girt:3mm 11, le ,-, 7.
which lies. on* under the• rule, directing the joint' . FLOITR-uot much activity aad no changer, aides from
committee on prinling,to inquire and , report whether find hands of M and 100 MA extra at $4.21. From more.
- any new provisions .of law are necessary to secure 1 ''') bbi. r". 14 entry 434342 424 1 1 40 ' '', 40 4 ' d 24
1 bbie at $4,60 foe wiper. for extra au 35 for famil• do.
the faithful pecformanoe en the part Of Congress of . -- rin: , Louß __,.. i . or a bbi oeo erwr„, 0 , G2 . '
'existing contract!, which provide for aemtrate reports !' BLTKWIIEAT FLOLT...the demand continua brick:
of-debates of the two Source: . Wee of 12,(X10 It. from wagon .t =„3l ?too lb w 000 lb, at
Mr. Douglas gave notice of his intention, to intro- 1 S 2 ,Z: 100 As from store at gl l -4 . ill 140 The. mad 500 eke
alet 110 boob Owe at .10,
dace a bill, at an early day, to enable the people of . from stowo S/AOL.I"--.
Eansa.a to form a Constitution .and State government ' iro and 350 boat Coro , r ori, ar e 300 to at et, 22.1 h oe !,
preparatory to their admission into the Union. i alto.: 00; 20 bran Whits Wheat at $4.00.-40 do Rod at
Mr. Foote gave notice of his intention to introduce , 30 cents.
a hill,making grants of public lands to 'getout settlers. , 110 GS-sales to packers of 110 and.:4 bead, lire, corn led.
The Senate then went Into tantalise session. ,at 44 trees, and 10 do dressed, at 653,534. The Wm at
; deop yard patently were 23: , 0 read a 44411 Pow. the
The Senate then adjourned tilt Monday.
, average Was.[..
lionss—The Speaker appointed Messrs. 'Smith, ' hilt--• sale of 10 UN raw at IT. • ,
of Virginia, Grow, Taylor, of New York, Nichol!, ' LIAT-salea or walls of 13 loud. at $ 1 2413 V lon
Smith, of Tennessee, Mono and Dowdell, os a cam- ' SALT-earn of In 10bla No.l at $1,62.
mittee anthorited to be appointed to' eramino • Into ' ~,„A L P , ,,, v„ . „ 5 ' . • of A LW ' Raub ' it $1"'"). and :0 do
the subject of public printing, and report sod, re-. 310LASSLS-s, axle of 10 bide law N. 0. at. 40. rah. forms as they may deem advisable . Cl/EFSC—atilea of 150 la/ to so oat of motet, at 000,
On motion of Mr. Banks, the Speaker was author. . and 40 and 30 do to city trade at awns
ixed to appoint the Standing Committees, and in or- I ~,n , ,1 M, K 1 — , ,P4 i! ,..4 r , oll ',' . s f r i ,,, ° l Trr 44 44/ " a 2°° r 4. it
der to afford him an opportunity to clolmi, that when I ."Figif - - alet — orinfik T; 2 ' 3lstkeral,at $11.51. and 3
the Home adjournAt be till Monday next. ! Was Trout a: V.
Mr.' Dowdell olliritred a resolution feguestieg the i 1.1.115--mles of 10 Lids Lemiseille at $1.23
minister, of Washington to alternately opien the CRS NUERIIIES--mles ofl this at O.
daily sessions with prayer. - I .
A debate easuod, dining which it was stated that -
various ministers hod tendered their sorrier, 7.ra
tultous.
The resolution of Mr. Domicil was adopted.
Mr. stephene, of Georgia, offered a resolution
which was adopted, providing for the distribution of
books 'heretofore ordered to be .presented to new
members.
Mr. Lacher took this occasion to say that it was
tho duty of the House to stop this evil of book dis
tribution. Some volumes are now in preparation, a
single, one of which will cost $200,000. Everything
to be printed should be first scrutinized, especially as
we have heard so much about plunder.
The Donee then adjourned.
WASHINGTON Crrr, Dec. 10.—Tho Ilerahrecorre
'pendent Hayti that ell parties are anxiously awaiting
news from Gen. Walker. It Is stated on good au
away that Walker had a perfectly good under_
eluding before, leaving the U. S. with President
Martinez, of Nicaragua, and that the latter had in
vited him - back. The correspondent also says that
Senor Yrissari was In communication with him in
directly, and mode the new treaty with oar govern
ment witlabis knowledge of Its purport. His force
will be larger than was supposed. Other parties have
Jett this conatry to Join him in Nicaragua, where he
willurabillyanuater at once about 1000 men. lie
sidestivelipper loaded with - arms and munitions of
war left New York sometime since to meet at an ap
pointed render:sons.
Mr. CliSords' name was sent to the Senate today
for maim:teflon to CU the vacancy on the Supreme I
Bench. -
The Treasury Department has suspended payment
of i'iguistfons to the amount of half million held
In the department.
Dispatcheahave been received by government to
day which state that the British steamer Electra had
captured .e slaver, with. COO captives,' 200 of whom
were drowned. --
St.. .
S Lotus, Dec. 10.—The Democrat has mceirea
Ranson letters to-night containing the proceedings
of the Delegate Collation at Lawrence on the 2nd
1 hut. The entire territory was represented. Charles
Robinson presided. Resolutions were ananlmously
adopted pledging ceaseless hostility to the Lecoosp
ton Constitution;
denonneing the elections of the
21st Inst. and - 4th proximo ;• declaring that the legis
lature elected on the sth of October shall not be sus
pended by any Constitution or State Government
until a &it and impartial vote be hod; endorsing the
Topeka Constitution; requesting an extra session of
the Amitosisl legitlatiam to frame en election law
and submit the Topekanna.Lecompton Constitutions, 1
the one receiving a majority of legal votes to become
the fundamental law of the State of Ravens. .' A re
.solation was also passed - Salmi:dog ' tbanki An Mr.
Stanton far 'calling a special eettlon of the legislature.
Speeches were made. by Messrs. Robinson, Lane,
Tatcher and others.-
.
Wasurgaros Cyr; Dee. 10.—The nomination
of Cot Itlahardson' of Nebraglta was to-day
confirmed by the Senate.
Gen- Denver's • appointment as Secretary of
the Stall 'of irtims was confired by 29 Dem
ocratic-fote's.' fitr. Douglas being absent; 19
Republitans voted against It. Glen. Denver has
been Informed of his appointment by letter to
:Booneville.
•
The removal of Gov. Walker is daily expected.
ft is stated on high authority that should he
now more in the direction of Kansas the result
•
would immediately follow.
Thomas J. Simmins has been appointed U. S.
Attorney for the Diertiet of .New Orleans, his
predecessor being - removed. on the account of
:not using sufficient rigilanee to' prevent the
escape of Oen. Walker and his party from that
Point.
The Hon. Nathan Clitferds' appointment - to
supply the vacancy in the Supreme Court has
not been definitely acted upon by the Senate.
•
Wstittracros, Dee. 10.—Tree Administration
haring been advised by telegraph that acting
Gov. Stanton had called a special meeting of the
territorial legislature of Kansas, the President
to-day forthwith removed him; and nominated
to the Senate, snide successor, Oen. Dancer, now
Commissioner of Indian affairs, who left Wash
ingforc forithe west last week.
. -- tfpjtermitenctiam was-taken by Lb* Senate on
.Gen. Daneer's nomination. It Is anticipated
tint a Mated discussion will take place when the
subject cometebefore that body in secret session.
'Doubta are expressed as to whether Governor
Father's name will be sent to the Senate for
confirmation.
WEEiSLINO, Dec. 10.-:-About one o'clock this
morning the college buildings at Bethany, Brooke
Co., Ta., were 'Mem:trued to be on fire. The
entire buildiits, together with the furniture and
three valuable libraries, the laboratories and
chemical apparatus, and valuable papers, were
destroyed. It is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.
&stern:as, Deo. 10.—Last night the mail
train going east on the Central Ohio Railroad,
ran into a rock near Glencoe. breaking the en
gine and cars and killing Charles S. Drenen,
Adams' Express messenger. No limbers were
eeriously injured. •
Br. Loris, Dec. 10.—The river continues to
riscat the rate of six inches in 24 hours The
Illinois is swelling slowly. The Missouri is
.falling. ' The `Upper Mississippi. ie rising. The
weather is clear and cool. There was a sharp
host last night.
Boaron, 10.—The Iron. N. P. Banks has
resigned his seat in Congress, to take effect
about the Ist of January, when he will enter
upon his dtttlei as Governor of this State.
Io.—The legislature in joint
meeting, have re-elected R. 8!. T. Hunter am
U. B. Senator, for the term commencing March
4th, 1857. Hia election was nearly unanimous.
Wive Yout;.Deo..l.o.—The steamship Kanga
roo sailed-for Liverpool at noon to-Jay with
$250,000 in specie.
Telegvigitile p
NE* York, Dec. 10.-Cottou 600 bales eold, eluting
steady.- Roar hoary; 1000 bbls sold. Wheat heavy; 42,000
lath mid; aldta .11,204511,42; • nal $1:1281,41k 1111vraukla
cub 8103,02- Ccrrn heavy; 17,1:100 bush aukl; yellow:WT.
ales of EtUt 12616. Unseal 011 0853. GunnyOloth
11. -Stocks doll 'and lower; Chlago' Buck Island :2%;
fllinole Central Set 2,llchlgall% ; n&nelluern 1I; N.Y. Nam]
1:3g: Fleedlng 62X; Erie I.C l sveland oToledo 42.
._COCrett.l7, Dee.lo.-Plour ll:Lundy; ales 2.500 lads et pa,
9004 for nmusilue. - Whisky study Ilop unchanged
cot . many offering; demand Modulate and huklira Ann;
there /a env kyltughile here, vatting to Invest in Pork, near.
ty 82000,000, equal to . gold, but Anima will not buy beyond
their pnentit wawa, at present:. Tlntre Is a tarp uumbpr or
Eaten, dealer. bare, ;Impaled to make Inveetments to the
@Meat of half a WI/104W dollaie,"lf they could L ebteln et
'What lb.y mud kre Meat, but u it I. they sr. doing
uompuzU rely Flints Makes from England non.
limn. vary' urdivolatle, and by Om Millie all ceders am Wm
ltml at over au octulvatuut of" $3.4.., Eel. Cot' Hairs have Wen
tonntermandsd._ 410115t512,Z1313.&0.- Orton
Meats ara allghtly bahir: thumb very Mils la the market.
TM. weather Is Meer. .Thennorneter 82degeea The elver
Is tieing Weedily, with 21 feet water In the channel.
. .
lied eel Testimony : • Cenitiot be Cortaro.
ve et ed.—One of the mat, stealing cure is narrated of
Dr. Ifelans'e Terrollhe by. Dr.. JOhtil Butler, or Lowell.
Trumbull 034061 o: The ow ersathat ot•Toting lady who
bad . been very elek Oat VOIT_TEIII3, abd OM Canicilted ►
number. 4pbolciaos, litho-bad treated It as nos 'of Prolate
Ras Dr.ftutler was then ailed Ith and for • Bombe
fterell watt his probe:seems tbat It was • cite or Protspecto.
Us .was, however, soon farad to the condulon that LL patent andvaing halt total* and after moth !wren.
atm prevailed unbar. to talestreneloso of Dr. tieleeell Ver.
mirage, prepared try. klantlair 7.ltrea, or Pittelmrit. Tld.
analkJne bad !beetlect of rszoorlacfront ber • amazes
zwurdaent..tlie largest. sire. After .it, passed Ahem It.,
health Itemedlatel7 returned: Rho le elute wanted, and
continua to enloy . ermllaut health.
Wilt rueful to mak for DR. AR`LANE ; ft
CELEBRATED VIRMLIDGE, rearkulictured by 'LEMING .
Inge. ot.eltatetraos, other Vernalltgesin wawa ,
lam me initiate" Dr- ElTArm'e 'Venettrege, ►4R blr ale.
baled Lives' Pali, rag MOM • bitt.O. all reztable drug
Mom Nent terothst sethent : thanyeenne •
deltltylter . EBB&
aitctian:Sattts.
P. M. IDELV/EcAtiotianee'r'
0 '"*" .: 1 4 kilt* Bona: 21 . litho[
TALUAB[4 STOCKS AT AUCTION.-
On.Tasadap 4 i the Dac. 15th. at 1 o'clock at du
4;:ommat Ealee Roo ,No . 54 Fifttipt. b• sold
31 thirty Bdak of Plttakargbpdak;.
3.5. Ptak;
: " Ikireka icurnranca Company,
Altegbony Gaa . 414 q •
"National Analog do;
• 5 " Harloa Hagan) ':do;
d" MT 100 8 5 4 5 1 . . 133. dd;
ell" • P. lL DAVIS, Aoct.
rIIIOICE NO. 1 MAOKERI:I#-ATAccrios.
AL) -Op T ooo dayoMmooo;Dicomber Ulh. at 2o'
at tb•Comidoklal Was Boom, f 4 Pith area, WI!
be sold, 'without morn for culu •
rt
ho lt bbli.tio..lldookord; qr. bhls. Xo.l Ilookerol;
kitty do : d ' o
. 191E1U/11km ' do.
DDAILY.SALES AT NO. 54 TUTU ST.,
At the new daisuiterrialiala Erma, Xe.• FLU
meet, every weekday, are held publici doe of goods la ell
variety; gelled Orr the trade aW -seteeirceerearogt Alegre
stick whirtits taastaatig reglahlrbed with tende'contige.
ments.thegreastbrelsetel forthwith. - • , -
At the**, A.M., Dr 7: Goods and @oy artkiq rota
*wag newly irrerythingueeded in the Has for prrinal and
Omni' INK' iablo =Own hardware, clothing, Uinta and
ahem halm erseir,Ae. •--• _ •
,•= .I%irtitetrieljduierthitytatottr.m.threttazem
A iner
eze Mee ewe, sten% molder weigh,. • :
Al imn
: 0'604 P.Y.; emu ankimOrata.s. c l . ll ,
L 7, mtuleall fistruments, goes, clothing. thg_gualitir, boots
ea slm, tear, statiormirL 1,. P.M . DA Va. guar.
Clomniercial.
Imports by River
110NONGAIIELA NAVIGATION GO.-35 bg. Ws, 10
bbl. Boor, 10 bp corn, 120 do oats, Fez; 35 bbl. Sour. Llrr•
tO.t. boo, 2boa, 2 bblo apples. 30 Wm spike, °inure; 64
1.1,1 s floor. Veriodler; loxe cat. Luger k McKee; 19 bbl.
floor, Taylor.
NVUEELINCI per Rocket-15 61,13 ,p des, 3do elder,
Drigbr; 19 bbl. door, Menses Anler, 10 hogs, 2bb l s, Ila
butter. owner; 12 bbls apple,Berbnt; 13 sks Oats, 3 do
wheat, 33 do 6 sr dour, Brown a - Klrkgsbrlbk; 53 ,bbl. sp.
ides, 270 eke barley, graltb; 63 bdls paper, owners:
71 bbl. apple... Megan; 36gags carting; on - nsr. 59 bbls sp.
ples, Lends Edgerton; 411 do do. Fetzer; 54 bbl, dour,
owner; 52 do apples, Sims; 16 do floor, Fetzer. 73 sks
1.1-ley, 71 do potatoes, owsets.
LOUISVILLE per 14441-100 661, dour, Luca a re;
bbd.,? bas tobacco, 11.41; 25 bp hampseed, gabutstark:
29 ski sweepings, Ranee k an 247 bgs • best, Kennedy: 904
bbls door, 27 fig. feathers, =73 log. whost,Claik 190
blots apples. Dinsmore.
Imports by Railroad
P.. Fr. C. It. R. 136 baskets marketing, 111 bud, pa
tarot., 65 do =OD, 25 do turnips, Olf110.11: 0 bdl. rooting,
Adslr & Orant; 25 do paper, ghee Perkins; 63 ak.s b w
dour, tictlregor; 7 Dbl. dour, 0 Thumm; 3000 Ore brick, 3
F Perry, 138 bble apples, 3 Clair 94 aka Dour .15 do 'OVA,
22 do berley, L Petereorn 22 eke oats, owner; Las chew',
127 bbl . apples, 1 bbl batter, I do eggs, R Dolzell 2 co; 1
car lumber, Erman 01,W apples, Atwell, Leo & co; 10 eke
dour, do bean., boo cheese. SlcClurtan & co; al bb d.
do, 100 eke oats, Blmpaan & Nelson; 351 bush barley, Smith
& co; 445 broth oats, J Grazier; 30pkgs wire. Townsend
co; a 2 doe buckets and tube, Watt & 11'llsou; 13 bgs flour,
Young, 4 bbls butter, .7 11 Canfield; 8 bbl apple., Burge..
& co; 20 do, Whitehead; 1 car lumber. Orr; 91 .doz brooms,
owner; tells handles, licElro7: 4 . 1 41 Pet esb, B L
Faboe.tock & co; 20 bible flour, P•Pertersou: bta
•do dried du , 3 Ws cider, 1 Al Phillip& Z 2 bush wheat,
Teggart & co; 12 bbls apples, &own A Kirkpatrick; 90 do
dried fruit, Bea; Id can bogs 12 do 'tattle, 31 bbls apple.,
ownerr, 405 do, D 0 Ilerbes. , lB do, 14 do ens, COO bush
wheat, 100 bibs whisk - 7,252d* dour, 90 rani leather, 35
bble boor, za bdle hide& 124 bbls tort, Clark & co.
P . C. & C. It. It —2OO bids flour, 3do eggs, Clash & ro; 8
:are bogs, 3do cattle, 01/21•111. -
yttv SR NCNB.
- •
Yesterday wu fa the moat part • d i ngsant day,
r with • mut breeze and flurries of snow the alter,
noon. The river Was It foal, thing.; Theta was little de
Inc on the wharf, the Cant behsethe only arrival during
the night of Wednesday, except Mall the regular Wheel
ing boat, the Socket. Cho had alorge load. In fact, the
receipts from that quarterhava httgelYturnased of late.
forge imports of applea and barley - are "teldervaLte. The
Tigress in the boat for that port today.
The little etnuter Fottnne, Oust Mum, which was for a
good while In the iTheellag trade; feu been refitted and
painted, and le wop tar the Mittman River, where At
wilt ran daring ti e winter, malting New Orleans this South.
ern teminus of her route In all: probatulity. She le a safe
and' well ofilrerod boas.
The Cambridge hgetting ready an rapidly, under the '
eirtnutoncea, ex could be expected... We hope that a few
days will enable her to getaway with a good, toad. For a
loon :list of beau getting ready to , leaven hut ea yeetible,
pluses see our advertising column. The Jacob Poe did not
teen an Wednesday ite she expeeted. the'wee, howevet,
Treey for last night', and we imamate would get Wee
wind was too heavy. Sin hu a very air load;
Cornea.—The Capt [banter; Bay City, Captain
EmpirnCity,Capt Sandergrift and Slermore, Capt
Rieman en mow on their way hither from Cincituami. The
Empire City will be bare to ell her down trip cm Tuesday,
and the F.enice Er her rezolar day.' The Cincinnati Rustle
I burns by primer letter from St. Louis. that Clurlee Erode,
a pilot of that city, we. stunted 'that city ott Saturday
last, on the charge °fluting attempted to Moon hie (neatly,
The eh Ilrff ill e bitiatill one, and iu Ily. Seeds feu abbeys
sustained here the very but reputetton, 'we do not believe
It to ho proper to gin the particulars a. furnished by our
eorrupondent until eller AO .. 1 .101/101111111 been ad.
The Arisonia was nearly ready to go not lest even ing.—
Wo think Cant Lierdman will have gone, mind end weather
pennining, by this morning. II not, be will get away
beday.
The chit:antes on fluidram West fail down yesterdity.—
They were lowering them for 110111.1 purport glum they tool
a motion to go down by the run, falling pertly' on the Art.
unto, lying elongeide. The chinutes wen bummed bud
battered and inland more than any thlt, no which they
We OM net rezvlre ~ ar nsnat Clatin.Ei exclineq. tart
0101,
Steamboat. Ilegl.ter.
AftRIA'ED—J.ll...on IlratuaTlUK Laxatue. Glqual
Bayard, Elizabeth; PdAnt, ailtaliag; Gavd, Lan Brilia.
DEPARTED-444"am., Brawl:pi - Ma; Lamm.. da;Colooal
Bayard, frainkbatli; Ituatt. iTherliar Jamb Pa, 1,,,1112-
River 15 rect. riling.
Wit I: A'l' 814 A 33 TIFT
roux n AT :LAST-
FOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY
Gray Mat to Its original nolnri the
bald bead; removes nth &admit Itching and all atrufbla,
wain bawl •ndall crubeas; makes the hair raft,' Lealthy,
lad alma"; and "11l preeerea It ra any Imaginable . agl
minuets, as If by magic, all Lintel:ma. At, from the fans, had
carer all neuralgia and vereen• headache. See ci reeds, and
the tblbrthez
Were, . U., rib. 2..155 7. -
Pao, O. J. WOOD k C9.—Grata. Wit N hin a few day. we
hare received tunnel order. and calf. for Prof. 0. J.11(.1'.
hair 'Coates-Wye, that tartar we were compelted to tend to
&woo fur a qmostity, (the it dorsu yen forwarded all tking
eolil,) while we might order (psustity you. Entry
bolib• we Aare saki Urals to here produced Ott, or four one
ritsfotarrsommt the approbation, and patronage it melees
from the wed substantial and worthy oltirent of oar vicin
ity, fully roorlure us that it Is A MAT VALUABLE PEE
PADATION.
Bend to as Dirlo ea may be one grout of $1 wire: and one
10,00 $2 sloe: and believe to your* very respectfully, •
(Sigurd) DANIEL LATIIIIOP CO.
uncoankilaors, St Charles Co., Mo, Nov. 19,
Flea.Wooo—Dear Pin Some time tut summer we
wan Induced tau. eome of your flair Restorative, •nd its
effects were so wonderful, we fest it our duty to you and
the efliloted, to report it.
coveted oath we
iOn' head for some time had n perfectly
ores, and soma called it scald h ea l. The hair
almaet entirely came off In nanauunce. when • friend. au.
Ing.hlsoufferiuµ advised us to nu your Restonstire, we did
o with little !Mks of success, but. to our surprise, and that
all ouPfrieuds, a very few applications - remored the dla.
use Entirely, and • new and luxuriant crop of hair soon
started
• scalp, o c u u t
a a s n din we
r cn
t u ao v c ra o a p y, o tfh haat
i o u a t nyy, l o te t s h e a r s
c h h e ialldt h—y
We can therefore, and do hereby YOOOMMOOd your Restora
tive, as a perfect umedy for all dieeaus or lite " and
We are. yours, rum-dolly,
lINOROR
SARAH A. 111001NRCTII•31.
i 22.14:,5.
Plow. J, Whoa —Dear &In m 1
tun used June
two tattles of
Prof. Woods Nair Remoratire, and eau truly my It le the
contest dlecoesty or the no for reaming and changing
the Nair. before mitts it I areas maned seventy. Ilyboir
has now attained It. original color. Yon ron recommend It
to the world without the least fur, we My rasa was one of
Um worm kind. Yours rerpectflilly,
DANIEL L. 1117RPIIY.
O. J. -WOOD & CO, Proprietors, 312 Broadway, N..Y (In ,
lbe great N. Y. Wire Hailing Establishment) and 114
Market strut, ht. Louie, lda., and . 1 4 n 1 1_ good Drag.
era.no2o
WrfawteS
0 0 D'S HAIR RESTORATIVE - -N
large quantit ton band p od Mr Web,
l,
BAUM:STOCK & CO
vole cornii of Fourth and Wood at..
- - OLD DOMINION OySTEIL /MUNE.
.COR.N`Dit lIAND AND LIDFATT STIIERTN,
RECEIVED DAILY. ai ) CAN AND sIIRLL
0 - 1 - EITEES,
.Lane and Eastern Ptah, ate
Dedit:dn.
NEW
AT TEE "VERT!! STREET STORE.
W D.. 11: 11.eCILLIIIII
IEIAVE 'JUST RECEIVED A VERY
largo assorttomalgieCAßPßlS, OIL CLOTIIa, c.,
e A laten myjos for Tall ltnoto commtalog
VELVET AND BRUSBELA,
TA PINTRY-ANDTEMER PLY,
RUPP:RP/NM AND
Wool, Dutob, Romp, Llot, RLaogw, PR CsED
Stairßrpn.
g
Roo, ADM, Cocoa Matting, Ptak Rail, Rc.
Apo, cLokalot oF Maggots from otm to totw yard. wide;
brantlfolpattarna floor OH Ciotti, ligto 2 toDa Rat arida,
oath aU what pock mmHg !Gond . to Ant clam Oarpal
to oi, all of rtilch &ragtag/wad to mil at Um rory
at 3 t ;atm for rub. oca W. D. 8, li. IIcOAILU/J.
.- • .
Hata and Cape ?
J&Ass A3LES.WILSON is now receiving•4bis
4
,Pall ot.LIASS ANDCAPS, rlzlsathosons.
Violate Mar Du= ll arsosoa LLIWe Wag Os
Bolt Mho or ossionskluds—linussztan. Moor, Artist, to 4
:youth's and Children's/I=y arts an 4 Cane to cross rari•
Pentlomart and Youth's Silk Plash Case, user styles.—
Pisan call at•No.9l Wood stmt..
snafk4t, • • • • JAAIXIIIIFTLBON.
Evot t a ble Mills ;
Rustnic. Both!" ' stones, &o.
DORTABLE CORN AND FLOUR MILLS,
jil,OPresta Vriikk a att ir tglitii, Tun
ca 1014 timber u will as short, awl ere getwral
!Mum Nsall.YE9,long and ibort stridiai and 'donhle
valves, wiih RA atad linprrizeinssia warrantee! qua
loans made, in the west • Also,' • -
WALLACEERVELLATING ES'OLNES. patented 44.
- lalt,and bengal:l imprerinneat .on all Oscillators balonted
prior to thlide ft . bead and wads to order, -
STEAM BOILERS of No.l stamped 'lnalata lion wade
WILLGEARING ;aide to•Otder and ristniognesedwheate
forniehad nslll camera and other,. • • -
?am eros - Es mango our= ANEW= IRONS.
SMUT arAcrunn inin*.lod to gin saibuctimi.•
•ai•Orders IRO with -dispatch st • tap mats grid,
Pittabergb, Ps. - adtvlOor • .W. W. WALLACE.
DEALER D. D. D. D , DA.T.LuD,
'REALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOVIS,
MATTING% to. No. K fourth street war Wood,
,IVI 4USTARD SEED-00 IN,. white for sale
AAA. b./ J 4 . . B. A. FALOTEIITOCK CO.
(ft S ,—;300 zoo for ~ e
CStreet Cider for Ale by
doe !MRS' COLLINA.
licri.VN) boxes for Bala by
i l Dow.gL SS--
11ENRY 11. COLLINS. -
QTAIt.OII.-300 botes ItoehesterPenel Starch
unarm' coLusts.
13 IiCKWHEAT FLOIAL-50 sacks in store
and for aie by (&23 in2IRT 11. COLLINS.
.( 1-11 rNESITATI - blvt.Syritol as .
Iv see from the Chimameine*Arakel Ler-Ws' te.reLelL
Au!thelti. et X 0.17 nth street. ': de! ILIDDLIL
ENlSON.—Ersidi ,- Viatinim, Wild Game
Poidcry ufall.Und. ncV Jan, at N An st.
=DLL
PAL . T. lIIIDMMMtit'rkr,ADE
PAFINEEITO6B & CO,
Latel of the Ono of B. A ii tah mi o n eitto n tk en, and ertecNtteors to
NVUOLICSAI,R- DRUG,G-ISU`S
Xo. 60, corner Wood and Fourth Street.,
PITTSBC7367I.
TH E
SUBSCRIBERS RAVE JUST RE
j„, Atm the Eletena rifler vith an eThroelve rtock
which le nor offend ro tiro trade. coottsting of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYE STUFFS.
TURPENTINE,
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES, Erc., Erc.
Which, together with thefralrowly large gook, comp:lva
at. of the moot extol:Moe sad
Beat Ausortments in the Country. Their •
arraugemehto tor =plying
IVIIITE LEAD A.VD ZINC PAINT
BMti
p r a lity aro sock as to shah], th.m to eeli VERY
fiinuaintry and City Mordants and the Trade generally
ate Invited to an examination afonr stock and prices before
parchaaing elsewhere.
B. FAIINkSTOCE k CO.,
r.el3:daw3mT
N. 00, cot. licKsd and Fourth • Street..
tiegtaa AttaMers.
Monongahela River 11. 8. Mail Packets.
srEAmen. taunt/on, STEAMER JEFFERSON,
iirdat
Corr. J. C. Woonnan. Can. Oman Ci.sik.
T IIE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE:
burgh at 6 o'
naanlclong
ck regula
A. rl AL, any. Mrnin g ening Beam st e: Boats leave Plttod Ev
o'clock P. AL fur IVReuport, Elizabethtown, Monoogo.
bola City, Bellevarnon, Payette City, °maws. ctamrsy
and prowl:m . 4U% there connectimmith Hack. and Coaches
for litdontatrn, Payette Springs, Morgantown, Waynesburg,
Carmichael lowa end Jefferson.
Paseengers ticketed through from Pittsburg h to Color.
town fur $2, monk and statocooms on boats Inclusive.—
Does zotaraltri from linninsvllle leave at 6 o'clock In the
mornlogand Sin that'll:dug. For further inkomation
quit - . at the Me, Wharf boat, at the foot of Ontnt street.
ann_ _ G. W. SWINDLER. Anon.
Fto CINCINNATI.—REGU
LAE TUESDAY PACEET..—Th• ele
gnat ateamer.EMPlßß CITY, Capt. James If. . I,
still !ears for the above port oa TUESDAY . MODNIN t, at
10 o'clOeL For freight or mug. apply ma board. de4
p EGULAII. TUESDAY PACK
-1.1.0 ET FOR ZANTSVILLE.—The Sae nee
steamer E3LUA GRAHAM, Cast Mown AnA7e=re
for the above and Intermediate ports EYEDY TUESDAY,
at a o'Noc P, D. For CAVA or
. pastage apply op
board. calS , PLACID, DAILNIDI k CO., des.
REGULAR PACKET FOR CIN
OINNATI.—The .plendld swearer
pocketCopt. Robt. littotor. wUI lam r tta
for Cinclozati EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock A. w-
For freight or pular apply on board or to
de2 11,ACR. BARNES .1 CO, Agts.
OR MARIETTA. AND ZANES•I7
TILIE—The noir and Wantatexnar
LIZZIE ALARTIN, Capt. NaOWN. ul Inns s37arfflr
N.o
and all Intermediate ports, EVERY SATURDAY; at 3 r.
Forheight or nter.agef apply on board or to
rola FLACK, BAILVES LCO., Agta.
EG UL Alt TRIAYEEKLY
.1.16 WHEELING PACREF.—The paa.
wince° steamer CIIEVOIT, Cont. , . 3. 31Arm.Y• v I Ws
for the above and all interrnedlata Porte on dlonday+,
Wiminuilays and Friday+. For freight or paasage, apply on
1.11.1, or to
sue W. D. SiIIRELER, Agent, No. IS Wood .t.
FOR IV fIEEL ING.—The steamer
ROCK E T. W Rill fear.
Car the ahoy* and .0 In term ed i ateti landing. on a ye,
Thursday. and Faturdarhat 10 o'clock A. V. For ftritrht
or paten, apply on hoard or td
FLACK, BARNES A CO • Ag't..
Ko. R 7 Wzur St
ode -
REGULAR MEMPII4 PACK
ET—Tb• splendid nay steamer, COll.
1110DORE PERRY,Cagt. Devy Brown, will OiTo Or
*taro and all latermadllta porta, on SATURDAY,. 12th
*taro
For fr , :151,1 or pasta apply on board or to
orlo A. O. 11cGREW, Act., 80 Water st.
FUR MARIETTA ANDZANE- i.
vrELE—Tho weanwr rorrruNE. Capt.
W. Reno—arrt..l. P..r. learn 6e 7. 4
awl tll internortlrowl ports,[on TRIEVAY, D. 11.,
4P. M. pot freight or passossnpply on b,l or
dr)boardA. 0. McGREW, S 6 Water w.
Cincinnati; &.r
FOR CINCINNATI-The splen- p-- .
steamer AILNERVA, Capt.
will least ter the above and all Intermediate porta, I I
DAT. 11th Inst„ at 4e. 11. For freight or pawateaPPlYAlt
board or to FLACK. BARNES t CO, Agts, -
de) I N 0.87 Water street.
OR ailkiffi & Ati. 7 - 7 ffe/11 - Te '. . ------
1: summer QUARIIII CltY,. CAM MaDm.
aid, will lease Tor the &b ore mad all Intermediate porta,.
TDIS DAT, 11th inst., at 4 r.r.z. For fresh! or postage
apply on hoard or to de2 FLACK, DARYES t Co, Arm.
Olt CINCINNATI.—The fine
w etearner ATARI' 00011 E, Cart
ill teal, for the shore and all Intermediate port n
o o
TIIII DAY. Dre, I Ith For height or wave apply
board no to urZu MACH. BARNES A CO, Agents n
—•—• • --- -
V.ouiobtlle,
:VOll. LOUlSVlLLE.:—Thesrlon
t did' Art.:4 l . e a,ribt t n,“ i.t fr `4l4 l
voglalralDAY 111111:mt. at 10 o'clnk A. L . For ponag
or freight apply uo board or to
der
FLACK' BARNES t CO.. Art.
ilasbbille, Lc
OR NASHVILLE.—The ftne In; .
steamer CLIFTON, Copt. Thomas Poe, =-• -,
wt I leave for the above and ell Intermediate porta, SA l •
DAY, 1211, inst.. at 10 A. If. For freight or pomp ap
ply on loward or to 44 FLACK t ts.taNrs, Axle.
FOILNASIIVILLE.—The line-
' ll‘
new attandfrill.ENWOOD, Capt. J. ,I:
itt.b11,1.3, ldir3eiliir.fit the above wed alliir
ter. ki,l:
Pfte, on 13 CVDAT.ethey 13th net. ' For frylght or Pdn
erica app ly ,iirlktigittf:io
,1..,; r.rr i ti,r,i, FLACK, ratlN/L4.1: CO., Ash.
limns &I
FOR ST. - LOUIS.-The spplendid
eteatner OREArP/PSECootAMlloogh
will lattroLa thatch., and ell latermoliate
.poru, au
hall, at 4P, M. For freight or pameageaprly
on board or to eh-9 FLACK, BAKNIM R at, Agra,
OR ST. LOUIS AND KEOKUK -
F
elegag ember CAMBRIDGE.
Capt. 8. Hasty trill hay* F 4 the aboveam! dl stens la
porta on THIS DAY the Iltt. km. For freight or patvage
apply ou is .trel or to
MACE. BARNES CO. ' Stew..
• j a la ti a,J .
brick e, will leea,v. fur the abore alt iuterra=ta
00 SATCRDAY 12th lost at 10 o'clock P. M. For partsgs
or Dvight apply oo hoard or to
des FLACK, DARK ES A CO.;
POI: ST. LOUIS.-The elegant
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. IL Wham, 1.1
will leare for lb. above
racy Intermedlate ports on I •
DAY the llth lost, at 4 Far freight or mango apply
00 board or to_dol FLACK, BARNES CO., Acts
OR ST. I,OI US -- 111PTpli - LiTifri 1.7
steamer NARINtiII. Copt. Dam, will trl '—
kayo for the above and all latirmedlat• ports. 1 I •
DAY, 11th lost. at 4r. m. For freight or passage apply or
board or to del FLACK. DARKLY* CO, Agents.
r ________
R ST. LOUIS—The fine nen.
steamer ST. LOU/8, Capt. JVISIE DEAR
wi I Imre fur the stare rod Ali Intermedi e
TIIIS DAY,Iltb tort, ttt 4r. 11. For freed or pArrap ep'
ply on bnird or to
FLACK, BARNES A Co.; Av.
FOR ST. LOUISAND KEOKUK.
The newandbeantlialetearnerAßlZON/A.
Hart Herdtaan, will Invs for the above and a warm
sit
pone, on; THIS DAY, the Ilth Dot., at 4 P. 5. For
Ihlght or pasrage apply on baud or to
1344-
FLACK, nnsgs k CO. Agents-
P-tiD ®cleans, -6;.7
FOR NEW ORLEANS.—The
arm ateamor R. F. SAPA, Copt Wm. T.
Barr. wlll leave tor Om abort. &Mall Intormeil le to oo
Via . DAY. the lltlrlooe, at 4 p.m. For Dried or plumage
apply Do Wahl or to' •
dog
FLACK. BARNES k CO. Atte.
VIM bIEMPIIIS AND NEW
ORLEJLNIt.—The opleadld herr names
AECT/0; Clept.'Direhitke, , mlll` leafe for the ak i Nt
Intermediate. pone, on. TUTS DAY, DK. nth, et /0 A. Ito.
!tor freight or voltage splay on boardor to _ •
n 02.0 . ;ACK, sAarrEs ca. Apnt.•
VORMEIVIPIIIS AND NEW OR-C r la t ip :
LEANS-The 01601 reamer JAMES
• WOODB,CatiLltoblosco, Imre for the oboit
tarottedlateportepo' MR DAT, 11th lost.; la 4r. le. Tar'
height or pereage applyon board or to
0025 , FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agte.
ttOlt ' , MEMPHIS; .VICKSBURG
.L` AND NEW ORLDAN.q.:—Tba. e6s and'
beautiful go:atm "ADEDDA'r Capt..l. L. are
for thatthoral and all (blonde:Data ports on TLIDeDAY the
lltit lost. For fraigbt or primp apply on board or to
nol7 " FLACK, nArsEs A CO. Agents.
R . MEMPHIS . AND NEw
ORLEANS—Tbe ateetait lOWA,"
(A 114iti
pt. Moore, will learn Ibr the RiNITO and all nterm ctr l
portion 11118 • DAY,IIt6 Inst., at 4v. M. For freigbt or
pumps apply on board or to
notO FLACK, DAMPS A CO., att.
MITE dREATEST MATCH MACHINE IN
1 TIM WORLD!
EA PO TUNE MADE KITH A BELAU. INEEMELST.
• TIIOIIAW PATENT MATCH BIACIERJE
I. • .12orpts, cheap and pelbet t.ta llatch Maker. Tho Machin
Corteonly alb; ts drtean by hood, and will make the for.
tuna of the manufacturer a thm. Where good
wood to to be had readily it matarially reduces the coot,
Q°erenlcountyar Machine privileges Are offered tor
sale at • madame min Par puticblem mil at GAZETTE!
COMM° ROM EIGh area.. JeldtwiltlT
B OOTSOBOES,
CII IEC A. Pl 7 O A R CASE.
JAMBS ROBB.
SO. AD SIAREET STREET,
NEAT: Tin MARKET, -
All wad, . Ilas i kat received his large
511587Wweinuakantr woman.: 84'06:
iluks• IGAS:X/rAIIG COARSE,
• 8 !" 2.5 . , MOEBeGEITIRD Ems.'
' . • ••• GAITERS,
ROTS' ANIITOCTIIS' ROOTS, SHO OPERAS; Ac 4 .•
ES. to
A very incsetior article aka owy i ttnaga:sivira.
.
Direct Irma the Ibuzitudwreva. which he will sell by the
ran or kenos id rem Maud Orlon fur cwt.
Thy, stock tromprisu ace at the lama martinents L.
lowed trl any cky, suitable tor city and comas can sad
hiving orerVercitY , Lvark asserleac• in buying, L. trews
that be oat Dolma bask. twepseittlly finites atl
lit Want e dl ? leatericgthews that they will tcploassd4
I T&RS--Ia daily receipt of
%
PratYs
celebrated No. I koriblk Omen, /13 cane or In Hhtl
by the bb). or bx, .wholesal• warlow-,,a-,
them ecvad, it not crperkti to LAY oyster bremal
'Newket. del=DIX.
All sacks Buckwheat Flour.
" MIN
Fly olio
Faxolly Flour,
- 200 44 llozollton Fly olio 4 * 4.
&oared andlbr rile by - ilea JAlt OARDINZIt.
.D• VV - AR D T. NI E G
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
A' O. 241 I .TBER 2 'r 371tEET IfEAD OP. WOOD,
PITTSBUR. SORTEDNNA...
/AFTERS TO THE TRADE A LAIIOE, FRESH AM) 'WELL ASSTOCK, ;lur
k/ cb.ed monzst ah,rh a, ehe r faTarite brandt
W. IL Grant's A. No. 1 5.s Tobacco,
Nelms, Robinson A Co's Tobacco,
Pupae Howard's Tobacco,
Grant's Pound Lump Cater dab,
Maud and Railroad brands,
Llißl Caddy Bozos Ralf Pound Lump.
O IGARS' , CIGARSH.
ONE BILLION ASSORTED
All of which we offer to the trade at prieea winch cannot fail to please. sun d&wti
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS .
Worth of Peaches and Tomatoes should be Lamedlately Sealed up to
ARTTICR'S NEW SELF-SEALING,
•
rEL Lo' FIRE-FROOP AND ANNEALED GLASS PREIS JARS TO DE liitt 'AT TEL . .
CEIIIVA AND Quzittsswalts STORE OF
H ENRY .1-1 X 42f 23 "2" , •
•
•
No. 12 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Penny.,
WHERE also theattention of private families, hotel keepers and country merchants is r
specubily
Lofted to the examination of hie toady Imported stock of WOES, comprising frhite Ormite Teo phi'
log and Toilet W. White 171 trilloiLiroirStone Table Were, exprostaly for flarabillty in hotels. - every descsiption ambles
and Gold Band French and English CLIEVA in netts or nap to p iecea. Alcoa choke selection of la. hte Catlary, and Tea
Waiters, Ports and Spoon. plated on Gorman Speen Tumbler, O. , idet,, Ala GlAnea of Importer quality, lilt at less pric..
sel2:3mil
The Theory of'Cooking by Gas
Is now firmly' established, and we can refer fortha truth of the above to - ,
many oft he moat sterling and reliable Ladies and
Gentlemen in Pittsburgh-
MUSGIIAVE'S GAS COOKING, - STOVE
I S NOW FAIRLY BEFORE THE PUBLIC, and gives entire satisfaction in trzar INSTANCE.
To the Druggist, the Cheteist, the Barter, to all Oyster Saloons, Rtstourante, stag Irouaes. Tailor and fled Slop.
se well as Prirole .Thrailfes 111. found Indispentible wheel.. tried. Ite met to trletngt It regains Manias room. rbe
l• ready in a moment. The fuel la nos expenalle. It produce, no mote, no moult° diet. and will cook' gnlckly ant
perfect!). Anthem things we will guarantee.
It may bounden any table, stunt or ehelf In any room or atory. end will he furnlahad in any amount from te,25.
Pact ors llitt eeEttrueratead, eoirkoo. tar en Extra Mahogany . Stand with fire Storm complete, which tee gnu.-
gut ornament to saygentlemas'o Mahn room.
Please call and Investigate, at LAFAYETTE /TALL, world floor IVOODSTREET. or 149 TIMED STEM=
Wll. TITE. Secretary. sel4-dly GAS CORING STOVE COMPANY.
' . E. CHLLDS & CO'S
PATENS' ELASTIC ERE .A.VD IVATEE-PROOP "
CEMENT ROOFING-.
Z . ..E.S.RXIsT dc JO-ZEN-SOW, Proprietor%
A RE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THESHORTEST NOTICE
„ci.. th. ablwa
of
Fire mod Watel , Proof Cement Roofing, it loOnot the nob article yet invented that wilt onceassthlly
resltd the action of the artnolphers In every climate.
• -
IT IS PERFECTLY FIR} AND WATER-PROOF.
...
And le poil,t of durability, we .Itbellow t l”qttal, ft not superior, to any aletoldo Rondo, 111. can put it ...s•r ul.l,TIc ---.
Tor. Iron or nib Rote, It nuking no difference how flat or atoep the roof may to. This - - -
Itoollovis warnutted nuking
prove as above represented. 11'• will put ft on I:,
ELI' DOLLARS PER SQUARE, (TEN FEET SQUARE.)
Wu sill apply itopon Tin and Iron Roofs for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being. on acennnt ~ l - Ito dorill;Illt; it. —
cheapen paint Mitten bunted.
133.Wa /none all who it, build ing, and also those who what their Roof. Repaired-to call it our °dice, 133 1711n1 &al.
and examlnsoamples and satisfy thetas/drew in regard tn thotpunbßity and powt/abillh. of ads Roollwt. o.- ' t '" 3- -
J. 0. PERRIN, )
PERRIN dt JOHNSO.g.
- S. A. JOLLNSO.ar, 't.
No. tal Third street. lotereon Wood and fdllalbhll,4t
t-,., WM. JOHNSON, J
PRI oltufgh. peons
' —.,-,,_._• _
I harosnad• a chetah:4 examinanon Of soma sp•ubncin,of W. hi. chiLDS A CO', Itormtgoi,:tr t at t,,, , ,,0g1e a „ th e no.
alto of which ante. Colloww
- `1. 1 " -: I 'l ,
lot. The Matertal hi compounded ions to rarnain pllabLifor • great leugtb of time. os^
3d. The Contlatancy la not readlly twilloenowl by the Ouripenstnra; consequently It would no llattro, molt Mid lit.
off from a roof In Bummer, or crock In Winter, La. extremist of natural heat and cold would not - Wore it. tp
W. ThacoMpoaltlon Is not Bed hot ollghtly &Matins. .11 would nor anstmr thn cannot, tatf:ttn-td cnntrary.protect
ft Rom Ossetian of the weather.
nth. Ir to Water. Proof, and to • dame exteut Fire-Proof: that 10. snub. and flre brand. falling upon It could not
It
Rams It. In my opinion oath a 1,4 trIII !tut 13, rearm ifpnt on carsfully and receiving prompt arletannta
Ertopsoffully,
JOSEPH. }I. LOCKE, Cheraw-,
— Leharetnr, No 1:3 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
. .
Cuklxrun Acc 3 CYßOritiss. Co., Feb. 6th, 16. V.
I hare szatuhaed W. R. Canna A CO , ,
Mastic Fire an" Wafer-Proof Cement tnonagi, sodas far rts I can judge, cOnsider
It a good inflation, and am venlig to linsurn buildings thug protect.' neon We rams terms as.lbanre those emered.witli
metal. apllydaseP [Slimed.) SZIO. B. LAW, Att, Royal Inn. Co.:London and Lteetition!.
Flesibla, Fire and Water -Proof Roofing,
.A.D.Arn. lir. Grr.i-listrr. ProprietOrm, , .
Na. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterson's; . Alieiheny.
J_HISIS Al ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO A.Ny OTHER, IN TIIE MARKET. It i.., tl , tl
estmultaly to Nei' York and Philadelphia, and 1. well approved. It is applicable to caret -10g
Foundries, Dwellings, Whrebouses,ißridges, Stearubnatsandllailread Cars
It will last longer than Metallic Roofing or Ehlnglea, and resists tbn sarinne change, of cllnutte—neithlit anent.' Ly
cold. Lest or damp. Itaprlaclpallngredle i nt Is of an eitraordloary elantie notore. mid It never looles this 'Minify. It
eon lie reaililyapplled to all knido femora flat or sap, old or new , on Iron, tin nr tmeni. It will oaf 00011 In e
s] rm woad,.
et. or crock In cold. and it le not Injured by being tramped upor,
It ins Both _Fire nnd WatAr.;.Proot: -... .
MY, farther Information, apply to thoproprletom.
1857.
TRANSPORTATION.
CAPACITY ONE II u xnaxn_ . T.ONS -I) AI LY . . —
Mae • LLOYD & C 0..,
(SUCCESSORS TO LLOYD t LViON.. 1
HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS TIIIS WlNTER,rfre'nots irepilrod
yi.
to do a heavy bushman by
1.-IEINZSTEirrIa4AZSIEL CANAL AND . 1111 .IL'EtC1.49-7Zr-- .. -
Thrones to sold Prom the Entrrn Mkt. We ran Lunn our friends a nd al/ those diqtosed to nor:mire tho Penns. Coral
sod Railroad. Out no pains will be shared be render gertentt watisrubl o n to SHIPPERS rm. EA T EAS AND WESTSItS
FRRIOUT.
—. . ...
The Avoidance of the Inclined Plane, on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
Bill giro ittertotwldespotch to the It...llW°n of frof.,:ht. Olico Peon ot the omitßaisi.l3; ~'
tollidyd
- LLOYD CI)
1857. : CANAL NAVIGATION- 1857.
- , . . •
....,.„ m „ annws pon . r.s*.miim - BOAT :y • -
-..= V ignPerintiylvaniti• C.:anal.n,nel.Riilrop,i..
. , , .. .
1 . Capacity Two Thousand TOna Per Month Each Way.'
-CI tr
R FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION RAVE BEEN. LIIRGEI4I . INREAS
• I_,, ad doling the past Winter and we can now oder to SIMPERS duo • anperier'sdianTigaZif VDDIJIILE DAILY lent
le
De .i.d ream nnotaioaran, PhllaaalpbLaarat Italrhaarr.: .. Qur Una being composted eattretrg-PDATa WI r' WATS, lent on,
Ltsnahlpmeotla [Nara& Merchant...m:l.g rmt,r..4?4, oar.l4..r.uirel.r.pift....bdiir,..pai r grilit All -powri' I t
apnea and despatch. . ITAIIIMOUSE, CANAL lid - 51:‘, 1:01 . 17 VT ~ i 1.41 , 61,q iuid ircyn, If, 1..!' ,Pi - A, pb„ - '
Infalrd
-•• 7 4 a. , . Proprletors. =:'
.faustrat
ffpwCIIIITERING & NONS'fifip?ii
PIANO P0.8.7.E5,
LANZUCTOILLI).
Chirk.rimar Sonm.l3nartnn,
etmamma 07
6ranb anti ZqUart Viano gems,
And their lately invented
PARLOR GRAND PIANO,
JOIIN 11, MELLo
811VottA Street, Itentrron DlatuoutfAlley •n.I Fourth Ittrrnott..
JOHN 11. MELLOR, the exclusive and
our AG= eel Prmatenarin,Ac.. roe the
b salo of CHICK.
NRINO & hONS% liollon PIANO FORITES, eg. return
his most slocere thanks to the clams 01 Pittebu to ,
All..
gheuy p i e icty. lb. their liberal patronaga and he Sae
now theasure of Informing them that, by the Increased
facilities afforded In the new and splendid Piano Forte Wm.
nbattnry, notedly erected at as expense of over
TWO Hundred Thousand Dollars,
and employed by Chickerlng A Sons excluelvely for 15.
meant:trines of their own Plano Fortes, they will be enabled
to keep a tun pimply at their agency In Pittsburgh, of all
the matte. manulactured by them, from the moat splendid
(brand, Parlor Orand aid Square Plano' Fortis, to this plaln
tuM boa poled Plano Fortes, all of whleh iubt in
rariably
AT Boss° Y P R
Elessre. Cblakoring Pon have been alter at the
tyrant Exhihltlane atel State Paha Bnstoh New ' , ph, and
other places.
Steven Gold -
Seventeen Sliver htedalk
Three Brous* !halal., and the
Petro Model at theklitalPs
Pair fti London, I sel.
Fur the. thanctor of lhs abet. instrument/I, the enbwrit
' er hag the pleasure of rollping to about
Fire Hundred to Piliebergh
aud tkinity, who 'hive purchased and have in ass Plane
Fortes from the above manufactory, and alp to the follow.
log Principali of %Umlaute+ who have Chicturing & Bona'
Plauo.Fortaslo use, and have given thew unqualined testi
mony of their txrperkaity aver ail °them
Rev. Chas. O..iteatty, Principal of Ktenbenvilis Female
M. R. Mewl, Principal of Washington Female &mi.
" g r.. 9 R. Wilson, U. D, Principal of the Edgeworth Female
Boutinaky:Seellekley, • •
Rav:Pantnal lL &clay, Priocipal of 131alret ilia Female •
Pontirdn7,lllAlmilis, P..
Itew.Vosepirp.Taylor, Principal of Kentwood Boys' Arad,
troy, New Rrtghton.
St. Xavier Yams!, Seminary, Vonogatown, P.
Prof B. R. Williams, Louisville Academy kir Toting Ladle.,
Lonisville, Ky.
Bliss earth Thompson, Principal of Female itentinory of
Xenia, 0. .
4alSoWPtatiol taken In cachango at their full value to
payment. • ' '
. .
MELODECCM„ ORCIAN lIARMONIUMS. atrrraßs. P 1
ANO MUSIC 'AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 3 OW ALL.
KINTLS—SIIIOIIESALE AND RETAIL. ,
MDT IL MELLOR,
&Is Agent tor Clackerlint A Sons, Pittnbargh and West.
ens ronntyltants, 81 Waal IL, between Disznon4 41147 and
•
PLLNOS TO CLOSE
T 5,,,/ A CONSION3IENT.—A enporb Roes
wood octeve Plano, with Iron Frame,
carved Music Desk and Monldingaihe menti l ljnrej
I In New York being $4OO, will be old to close a conelgrunent
prow
for 4.D O d.
Also, a Rosewood GY, octave, 7roand corner!, and eliding
desk; a very elegant Mom the New-York factory peke 5130,
will be sold as above atsM3.
The above are the net cub Prices, in par Money. and will)
be boxed for shipping free of charge.
' ln A g i cet= beget c h rtrelt=i l l ' O b O ron . fml",
m •
14" '
A alatiogany 0 octave, Modern style Piano, an excellent'
Instrument Ilial4current finds, ors.
A nix
oetare second hand Baltimore Plano, $3O.
A do • do do • do Philadelphia do SU.
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