. - . ~ ' •,-_‘3.....0, , anninve,Attasorna irrlismcnnit.'s BOAR 1 Bans Swims* Witte Weil prtredier Dec.. 100 31 ~.-•- t , ...- shut ti - -i f t*.i. al ~,f, Bzilizalr,;-at StArtiate penkleeren o'clock tht, 1 -- ,„5 , ....,,, . ,r.'4 . . I ,,..: :,6, ,-. 11101'13in, , hotness* steam- ber Lathe oen- t ,-;- H. : UNT - - -,St, -NHN E R • -.,- .--- -- iral tigintilraildbmarßelatter's;exteiteire Sit- ' Irk P 1E .....„*........-- 1 ........, E ams.....miants. sum gar:Refinery, ,on North Malts street, .eilloded. E„.101u. le 425,936 .. . --- .... ~., ,--- - ...... 1. ..- .114 , 4 terrifutWeitcantilen, which ehook the earth -""!,.. 86 186,413 09 78,150 Would respectfully call the attention of the --'• --- ii: al Ei'D T. " -"" '''" CP • . ' find hnildings for several squares,and was heard " ' lel . SI rood P-xt 0 .P.A-eig TVA 9: -.,-' .‘ i i . Nadu ;5 101,739 zrtiro I 1411.222 public to their very large asF or , I qiiarter of the city. The sou th ern and western . ?awe, 54 84,611 - ''walla - of the'engine braiding were blown out, ' _ pondrousteams of, timber, andiron were thrown ,71 991 ,799,590 . lof Books suitable 0 sixty feet upward into the air. An appalled Last we ,r II 4 802.214 crowd quickly rushed to the scene. The Mayor; I - 13. C ohm ing Fr .... Fire UtoPector sad Fire Engineers at - once organ- ..... 2 , 024 lied a band of laborers to-remove the ruins and I The• have P' extricate the human beings, living or dead, who 1,1,114 S. I were thus dreadfully overwhelmed. Some 20 inense stock laborers were employed in the building, none of .... 81 a 0 , 598 1 variety of - whom appears to have escaped sufficiently un- i .... 03,151 77,657 ca P ac; ' harmed to give any coherent account of the ea- --- 15,913 thstrophe her experienced. The bodies of ten 49,367 I - men were at length gradually exhumed from the ..... 32,39^ heated mosses of brick ` -wood and iron. Three 33' were corpses, scalded and mangled in the most --1 dreadfnl manner. They were borne into a ware 5t70,611 house on O'Fallon street, . o ppoeite the wrecked ... 105,24: 1 pito. A fourth was taken - still living into the — Mechanics' Exchange, °align street, where he shortly expired. A fifth 'was removed, fatally scalded, to his family in a tenement near. An-- . other, with his skull split open, arrant man,. to 33ank 2 ,4 Biddle street. A seventh was sent, with man- ----- gled shoulder and apparently broken back,-to ntatement of , 'the hospital. An eighth was placed in a room of " the Mechanics' Exchange, and laid upon the 1 ...' , R ., E. , ,u floor writhing Pith injuries received upon the stock . chest and legs. Two other victims, one of whom, to is fatally wounded, were borne to their afflicted families. The work of exhuming was progressing when we left the ruins, at about half past ten A. N. The bodies of three more victims were visible and were being extricated se rapidly as possible. Of the dead, we learn the names of Jacob Ileminghofer, John Connors, Brien Grattan, and Henry Pettingale. The name of the first is differently given as Jacob Mickelkeefer, but in the distraction of the hour and the absence of his friends, we could not thoroughly determine which name is correct—though the former op -pears to be. He is a German and was a pattern maker, living on Second street, between O'Fallon and Ashley, where ht has a family. John Con ners was a fireman, eltgaged at the refinery but four days since, and leaves a wife and five chit siren living on the east side of Maine, near Cat amble street. Ills body was shockingly mutilated and scalded. _Wien Crahan was also a fireman, and leaves a wife and two children living near the foot of Bates street. Henry Pettingalo was, webolieve, a machinist, and has a family in Illi nois. Hewes taken alive from the ruins and laid on the floor in the rear of the Mechanics' Exchange, 'where medical aid was administered him, but In vain. His brother appeared at the scene, and on the event of his death, telegraphed the sad intelligence to the-bereaved family. Of the surviving victims—surviving when we left. the ecene—we have the names of Michael Reef, Julius Albrecht, Robert Cook, John Barns and ----a- Holdroff. Reef is fatallYhealded, his case'being considered quite hopeless. He has a wife and four children. Albrecht will probably survive:-Xok is an apprentice aged 18 years, and lives on au alley between eourteenth and Fifteenth and Biddle and O'Fadon streets. He was borne thither with a broken skull, and can not be expected to recover. Burns his a family, and his Injuries will also probably issue fatally. The extent of floldhoft's injuries we did not learn. . = TiiriEspity ,BIeyINING, DEC. 21, I'B6B • „ evert Ciidonirdia.We sllndedpeete ds~ to the unlidriirrangement-of the standiog Ommittess,:or the - linited Stales Senate, by 'Means. Of the South secured the entire eentrolof !sedation in that body : The very , ;,i_:.-,-,emistniioe of the - North seemed to bbignored by 't preteiniery'rosjority in the selection'of the - ;of these Committees' , nearly all of vhorstwere prominent-politicians of the Slave Stetesc''lt appears : that the House organization - Ultra woree than that of the Senate, under the sitaiMgement. of Speaker Orr, whose sectional • piMthtlity is certainly shown in a very al/favors :ble-iigibt. This officer has given the Chairman ninii of fourteen important committees to Southern ' , efqVithere, And amt vows to the North; and on - every , committee -which has any decided ende.in legislation he: has placed five ,Sonthern =elders to jour Nankeen members! This is done In the face of the fact that the Free or Northern -- Mates have Mere thari.three-fiftha of the mem : " Alain( the Ilowie.-jrln filling vacancies on-the ounindttees,- - Mineid by death or `retirement; he hfiii uniformly akpcinted Southern members. yet when the Its4iiibliCins denounce and bra* such,.enoroaohments of the slave - power, as ;given Shore; 'they are denounced as •-. ',,Ocititmalists." If we protest again!, tmeh gross - -lintrages on the rights and dignity of the North, his ate told by politiotine of the Buchanan school fist we are enemies to the 'Union, and conee geenlly destitute of patriotism. To be good and - , citizens in the estimation of cowardly :litorthint doughfacee, we must submit to all the -wrongs that Southern demagogues and disnnion- .. hits may ettoie.to'intliet upon the country. Our servility; instead of conciliating these 1 , . traitors, encourages them to farther aggression - afid . onal outrige, and hence we find tiara . siormiehing on our constitntiontil rights and widil'fnmeased :boldness as each ;arrives. Had a Northern majority in ,liMilenate, or,a Northern speaker of the House Minstituted the Congressional Standing Commit "- . _ tees' is decidedly favorable to their own sec `'lien, is the committee° are now constituted for the South, him our ears would be assailed with . howls. of "disunion," "secession," and other traitorous expressions with which Southern agi tators are wont to regale themsirves. We would not bear the last of this sample of "Black Beinbliaan sectionalism," for many years. to come, while the Northern democrats would de nounce its injustice with all the epithets at their oomnyind. But as Behinds now, there seems to 'be little complaint on the part of - these political curlew:is, whenoolly tell us not to remonstrate toe londlrlest we disturb the peace of the ~Union-7 1 est we provoke our amiable neighbors of the South Into some very unpleasant demon sigsinet the government. For the:lame ' • . • 4 ioasostvre. dare not ask for protection. to our or' 'and faotories—for cheap postage for oar - -' - '-' , "2.tshiesitien—eid for other reforms designed , • 2-40 benefit an industrions and enterprising peo , • :pie. . They refuse these l demands—tell us our winitingroon arc of 'neaceount in the commu- . MDT, -but are mud-sills, whose wives and 4 daughters are unfit for genteel socri-ty, and in ol'-'4,:rtnohetter than their negro slaves. . ., And ; 7 • set these people,'through the democratic party, • hitve; - control Of our government, and are the • -, _is of ita *flier I - ~..• Ttu PREITIMIT LICS: Tuttre.PLacr..—A uteri 11! of!! of - the - Departments at Washington was ; removed because be iefosed to contrib ---: rite Money to iotlatinee thatitate elections.' lie tsar employed under Prof. Torrey, who refused ‘. to sanction the removal, and has appealed to the .Pr sidenti who holds the case under advisement.. If be approves the removal, ha condemns his ~ . .6'rosrniateierrilten to the Fort Duquesne Com- • •`. dig a. _ ley • Ye been to Garry on eleations ; end what is the pasty • to do for want of the fund thus ;awl t “Which wsy I turn is woe." Tho:Preiddent ia , also importuned to t!emoce /dr. Schell, the Collector of the port of New and - those who ask ltis removal prettent a sery,stiong case; bat then, he was Treasurer of . the'reorrnption fund raised in New York, in :OM to cony the Penneylvsnia election, which decided the fate of the Presidential ticket. The Piasident has frequently expressed his oblige , Nona to Schell for, that service, in return for which he was appointed Collector, and to remove Atte Jut sow might invoke some awkward con- Waite with the Duquesne letter. Schell will not . • ' removed. Tao CIo AL ANZRICAII IXBROOLIO.—The IN.Y. Couriey,l4Saguiris gives the following att- Strip' of the documents recently Transmitted to 1 Congress relative to the state of affairs as be- twee's' tbis country sod Central America: 1 "It proves to be false that Sir William Gore )- has concluded a treaty with an agent of ~ , : tfltirtivsißla•- • f1' ,4. 7 . , ; - ,lt'proves to bo false that. Sir William in en a - -I.4fftlivoring to consummate any - treaty with the 4 • :'•- Central Americas Republics to which objection --. -As made by our own government. It proves Lobe false that an Anglo-Freoch fleet .• 71 .,„ .., has been ordered to the-grlf, or that any move .‘"" '••• tot has bees madedby the allies towards e'er •)-.:-- : Main a protectorate over Nicaragua, or enforo leg !....: ronte across the lethecric • • ... ' - It'proves to be false that Spain is designing 1 1 to re-subjugate any portion of Mexico, In sMiet- ...." • • faction for what' she coneiders her grievances. ! ..5.,.. • ,i , 1 - -It proves to be false that the Arteries° steam :4'. er Catharine Maria was boarded by a British ... ....Ware:, or in anywise improperly interfered with. ." --- The statements respecting the boarding of the - - Washiagton; it proves, - were a gross sloggers :i.,..4 ~..,, • Roseate sot was. not an assertion of the police . ;..-.- 4 ,-,- , -tight,". et search, but was intended simply as a e;,+ - . ;; .. ,.':Trierdly vieit.of enquiry, and prompted by a •,.u''' -_-..-' -• _wish.....toistot in concert with our Tassels against : . *. 4 .e:', -. .- - the filibusters. ~ . •.-.* • • -:c. .?'' .'' It is true that there is a certain difference he .,.,:: i n . ' . liven our Government and the English respect .. •' ", lag the exietence and validity of the -bloequito ..'..2•.• • Xettiactorate, but such a difference has long ex ',"' ' ,••• " *r d;-: and instead of furnishing fresh reason for ,f.f,..."... , e .-- --, • ? con c ern, this correspoodence reveals that one of - ......1,-;:ie ... I. the objecti of Sir William Gore Oeuteley's mis. .. ',..1,i• 3;:'lion t 4 Plicaregna is to, terminate that protector ...fataind enter into other reletionirmore setisfao •,-",-,;,-.•lfest. teOza• Gevetuntent. In short, the deco ••a . •Il ;LI: : amnia, in letter and spirit, - from beginning 14:01 I •'' - . , .•.. - - end p ell.goto establish the almost perfect bar --',"fi::::: '''" , many of the policy bf England sod of the United ;: . - - . ,4• -:. , Mittel - towards Central America, and 'palm the', e ' - chances-of. war 'more intbiltessimal than ever. i . '.. 1::.. ' . - The'marterreurt brakes have made themselves itet - .'-' , , - . tidkyulons. , • , .... Tan &toss Nuntassas.=A. friend hee placed In bands the following extract fetbri a late Eagitab_p , It la worthy of nitention in e ilststet defiled by smoke se ours is : Corporation of Sunderland hove cots , menced a:crusade Spatial - the smoke nuisance in 'Ode borough. After careful experimental in '; • , - "inizits, they hate come to the following coned „eons: I. That in all oases, by careful firing .alone -line reduction of dense black smoke can A. :( kt iotiditit-tukd the quantity of smoke of any - reduced. 2. That with careful -...'"seliag;`itonibleted with:alterations of a simple _ - " agitinexprimales -kind (chiefly to regulate the admission and distelbotlon of air; to ordinary futuatinif)`lit :quantity of , smoke produced can . b• reduced to a digest altogether unobjectiona. 4 • bit, - and with considerable economy of fuel. 2. Tkat .by ihendoptlon of Jake's patent, which ratites th e supply of the furnace entirely in. dependent of the fireman; the Vogt perfect re bats art obtained , and that the' additional ex ,` • .pebse - incurred - by its adoption is, in large "Mork', fully returned by the' diminished-don . suinption or fuel, and the economy of labor and expense in attending to the furnace. - 4. The/ the consumption of smoke by ordinary river , stestibulds and steaming', is perfectly practice. by methods; similar in principle to. those used for.land furnaces. In consequence of these inquiries - tusk experiments, they,are resolved foribirith to compel the manufacturers of the town tosoniume. their pulsate, pod are confident o etteoesit" - - - -- - - . , , Tut e "Orkaiss Delta a r ches Pot *.•Oropter, of being cloviolent,,,Abotition 10k7-,t4"thit•rorst wit aver beard of 'him was th at _ • - out of a block of mnr • 11241nOwfaisold her okthe.•try tiigblol l'iti s ou t r His alaaes Alt alio trim the thiltpiftrou4Slo ll P',. "" The pecuniary loss to the establishment will be !teary, but it is estimated by the proprietors as inconsiderable compared with the loss of life, the physical suffering and the bereavement in volved.—St Loma Dem., Saturday. A PIIIIJUIT Case.—The Summit County Bea con gives the particulars of a somewhat remark able trial for perjury. In 1856 a heavy fire took place in Akron, is which among :other property I the office of the Beacon was burned up, and the total loss of property destroyed was estimated at $30,000. Nearly a year elapsed before the discovery of I the Incendiaries.- Bowen & Barber occupied a basement room in the block, for a grocery and meat store. They were insured for $lOOO, though their actual stock at the lime of the fire , was probably less than $2OO. From the dis- cicomres of another party, it was ascertained that one Natney, living some distance from Akron, fired.citie building, and had removed to Northern Indiana. Matney was arrested and brought back, and confessed the whole offair,—that be was employed by one Jones on behalf of Bowen & Barber to fire the store, and was to receive $25 for the job. Ills narrative was confirmed by corroborating circumstances. Bowen, Bar- ber and Jones were arrested and jointly indict ed for procuring arson. hiatney, separately in=j dieted, plead guilty to tho arson, but was reser.- ed from sentence, au a witness against hie con fetti rate.. Jones, 1r f 4411 XYPPlathnrittted— , a con reits: . l ©he whelo i t ' cled 4;i . 1 . 1". before i be per petration of the act, and so was not technically guilty. The three were however _put on their triaL In the course of the trial, tbo l'rosecutor ; judged it necessary to have the testimony of Jones, and for that purpose anal upon Jones' as- I surance, nulled the indictment as to him and brought him upon the witness stand. To his amazement, Jones denied circumstantially the storyle had before told and asserted the very contrary. In spite of this, however, Barber and I Bowen were found guilty, and Jones was at once arrested for perjury committed in the case, mid i his trial at the late term resulted in his cenvic- ' • lion also, in spite of efforts by perjury on the part of confederates, the Beacon alleges, for his acquittal. Thus, -four of the parties concerned in the ar son are now in the Penitentiary. A woxca the local Weals of New York papers is Mentioned the dreadful death of a person na med Selina Stinson, formerly of Connecticut. She was once a rich widow of the class so nu merous in New Vork,kept a faehionable boarding house and lived in splendid style. From one re verse to another, she arrived at. the most miser able poverty and died a drunken outcast in the basement of an unoccupied house in . Watts street. In her possession were found several letters addressed to highly respectable mer ' chants, and one to her brother, all imploring as -81111/111C8 in her wretched slate. She had won dered, penniless, diseased and emaciated about the streets of Now York, meaning to find shel ter in the hospital, but before reaching it she died alone in o cold dreary building, and will now probably be consigned to Potter's Field.— Sic vita. TUE ANTI-MASOR CRUSADE IS BUESOR ATIER —Advices from Buenos Ayres have been receiv ed up to October 28. Tho war of the Church against the Free Masons continued unabated, the Bishop having carried animosity so far as to „refuse his beodiction at the inauguration of a benevolent inetitution (an orphan asylum) be cause it originated with Free Masons. GAIIDN ea 4; Cu :ea.—The failure of this Bank- ! ing firm to pay their depositors, is creating much of a stir Jo our city. Many of our, farm ere had deposited with them, and the announce ment of their failure spread like wildfire, and for the put two days a crowd of anxious vic tims have been hovering around their Banking , House.--iforris, Grundy Co., (II) Iliraid. To WANDS/18'B Ea/MD.—The Washington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce, wri ting December 13th; says : The Wanderer slaver case was deliberately made as an experiment to test the constitution ality of the United States laws against the slave Oxide, Mr. Lamar, of Georgia, gave notice to Secretary Cobb that the case would be made. - TUE Whigs and Americans of Virginia are de , termined to have an Opposition State ticket in I the field, against Letcber & Co., and to make vigorous preparation for the campaign of 1860. 1 The defeat of the divided Democracy is looked upon as not impossible, and as at least worth a hearty trial. A rue variety of new style coatings, pant staffs, 'lndian de.; suited to the reason, are now opened at Carnsahmes, Federal swam, Allegheny City. These have been seleetsid for the caldera trade, and will be hated to embraeo the newest styles of the mason. A choice stock of men's and boys' clothing neatly made and trimmed, and famishing goods adapted to the season also ready for the examination of buyers. Tux lovers of good things can have their wants supplied at Down's, Federal street, Allegheny, they having Intl received, direct from the East, a splen did assortment of jelliesiatworted preeerves,.fresh peaches, lobsters, green rim, An, which they can sell at unnstmlly low figures, having purchased them. at the very lowest cash_pricee. They Have also on hand a superior - assortment of fresh manufactured confectionery, comprising the choicest qualities, which they will dispose of cheap for cash. Their friends and panne are cordially Invited to call, and they will he convinced at once that they cannot do bitter In - either of the cities. DIED.—On Monday morainic, M tan o'clock. wire of 6lr. 'Jeremiah Fre*, m lho f lltptlttla year of Ler The bleeds of lhe &roily are rovettally. Jostled to at. teed the funeral, TMS (Tuesday) AYTICHNOOII. st tau o'clock, from her husbands nuldence. No. 015 Penn street, to proceed to thr,ickitheoy Cemetery. - - ALvarn Bfaitics, Esq., says:-- . My wile lids Wen Amity alirted ulth Drpopds for the Int Y. ,,,,- I Multi Ms now, she lad lord so maul modlelkal vbkh ...m.d tutoring* nat. than -mamma the dlsMer, that we slmart4ivpilred Cr -ha roiii - o.ii' Lrolo4 in no , 00 f n . ... 00 4 try, ohs estialedaq Ltili adratinitiftiirrafiiir aidfinirp.. ' .....o eleam , er c yet ..oh day ati+id to wi ...re .r.i.i.i..w4 1 .1 1 0° , L , - • , Attirti . lti I ' Mll!rirl 142' .. t. , -4 ", _ i '''' l l,-....',_ 11° _ E ',_ " ,_, " •;, 8 ;,, r • 1' ' AtItaBAG!I:.!',S - 1 TER% Irtilch, 24 im hiPpi -4 !,..! 1 .i 1.. ."'"v"" •- 7 "'''". - i iii rlac ilmi : ,, 4 i s . y her. • . - ''' ''' ..C1 .5 :•:''..7i3- . '' ' '.-'z'; ' ' : .-Ar021....:J.,;', I ` , ,cArivOilb4ro ovorr4 l 4.iisfor:Er"?'"W 4444-IR ., . : n t iii 7 g t . j r ~,,,,,. The pat papylaitlyld i1d1.1r1 1 4 , 11 - 4ml l e". '9v_ar;lit Eta. moot rsortrozo k : : :ola ! t, tuo:poFro' ,. l:l2Zl, 0 1 1 11 .. -. ,iAoliosG.t-911.4TM4. ~ b.6. ' ,, .• 4 fi&, w M--_ i', lW..._rir., •,.. 406n11000Mspiar - .lafna. 1k2111 . 1t. T 58. 6 53 182,661 166,621 03,026 i 57,092 132,882 ;41,361 997 1 7,305 31,725 122,2 'Treasury times end Not. of other Bant u. $ 63,594 I $103,9711 171,414 ' 18,549' 25,790 8,070 9,803 8,885 41,851 29,988 14,031 142 33,596 1,000 Psttatsrgh.. Exchange... Mechanic.,'. Trots City._ Allegheny. Oil= ll:wrens°. .... 'dank sbtatettiints Statement of the Danko( Pittsburgh. rinsimat,Dee.2)ol,lt6S MEANS. Low" Rills and Rost Estate and Ground Rent. Stotts and bliacellszarous... Don by other 11nnk5.._..... 10497 61 Bank Notes & Mks & U.S. Trees. Not. GUM 92 Spode (gold and rllver)—. ..... ....... 629,633 2.8 Eamm:3 Capital 8r0ck...._. proud and Earnings Unpaid Diridenda and tinvenss.Aret. Unto other Ranks Circulation Dawaina '417 T 1 tri The aboro etatentent is correct to the beet of MI know b Myr and belief. JOHN HARPER. Caabr. Sworn h. and auhscribed tole Mb Dec., 1555, before me. 14.21 J. P. BlikelaNZl 14 Notary Palate. Statement of lesettange Bank of Pittsteg. PITTSZCSIIII, MONDAY, DeC. Inane and Dinenllllt4 $1,4G1,a11 1=10212 Epecie remlL ... U. N. To Koury Notes .. Voter awl literl:l of other Umkn._ Doe by other Boni. Capitni Stock- ...... -.....-.... Circulation Contingent Puna and Profits. Dspineites Ento In other Rankin V.2,021,2iNi 32 I certify that tho abort, statement it trap to the hest of my kvoish-do arid belie!. 11. 31. BIMMAY, Cashier. Aihroved herons TOO this 9th day of D.c.,ins. tic2l C. W. ERNEST. Normy Polo Statement *ratio Merchants, and Idasin facturera• Dank of Pittsburgh. Protnaminn, Monday, Do-. :DM. 1050. Cironlatlen.. 210,64 OD Doe Doe other lianas- - 8,075 09 Um. Commonwetalah 1,403 00 Lonna nod Dlrrounta, 605,621 91 . Note 0.4 Ilhockaof other then 25,789 70 Duo by ether Banks_ 77,651 18 The above steterdent la comer and Info to the lead of my knowledge and belief. W. 11. DRNNY, Deader. 8,,000 and eologrthed before me. MI. 201 h day of Dee., A. 11 .1858. 11,21 .1. P. Maciram. Naar) Poldk. Statement of the Citleene• Pltbilyntzti, t. 91tL, 16;A: Loans and Discount+ Nova •n 4 C.c. of .144 . 9503 3t Daft from Itonkt .4 Bankers.— IZEDEME2 Capital Stock . .....$140,990 00 Individual 78,010 00 Circulation 159,315 00 Contingent Vaud and Profit. 20,14 S TY Dividend. unpaid ....... ..... _....... ..... . 09 Dne to other Dank. 8,884 00 $247,210 00 The ithove 'Minutest is corn's to the beat of my tonal. edge and belief. L. D. J 051138, Affirmed hdure me thi.^Jith hay of Dec, 1955. %UCLA:UI6, Lamy Public. eat of the Meebanics. Bank Pittsburgh. MA..., D. 23th, INLI Circulation Poe to-uth,lttento Dent to Ittittr $334,m as I.S.sETS., lUDs and Nets. Discount.' ...... ....... Nolo , 1.1. d Checks of Sroris Ymult..--.- 5.961,211 61 Tho alut..tatostrot It Catr.a. to t h e ten of my lutool _loo ctrl 1,11. f. GEO. P. WORMY', Colin. Gooro 1..f0r. tn. thit 11t.b shot Doe, MI 641 A. W. FORTEIC. PEitary Statement of the Iron City Bank. sr:ein .. .. . 1024 t. Curuloim : . ..... =MAU W love toother ukke....-. ........... .....-.. 141 77 Due th Depositor. .. . . 116=1 0) Tho stew. etatemeot I. correct accordlog to tha boa of ply k atowled Am and belief. JOHN Si AtillFS IN, Cash'r. Ai:lnn..3 before trt.J41.1.11 day of ernst. r. A. 14,1KA. Sal DODD. tINNEY, Notory halaie. Rt•tement of the Allegheny Bank. Prtexerame, 1554. AnETS. Not. anZ . Dilln DisennuLe4 Coin Not. lend Cbeeke of othor Ilarake bu• by other Roots BELEBEEM Ibis L 4 suites limits. I sari Simi 141..11. $317,440 The ahem statonsout ammo to the bent of toy know!. a.,lza and holler. J. IV. MON, Collator. roortt and artlmerilaal Lofore too, Ittb."Aall dal . of Do , . 1,1.4 4.0, ROOT. PINNEY, Notary Palle. Oa) Rbberttrismtnts Christman and Now Yeas'a Presents We would most respectfully inform our frl , n4fr and rettumen In the country, that we hero feet opened one of the moat thwirable eterke of WAVIIE3. CLCACKA,J.EWELR SILVER. WAKE AND FANCY GOODS, That has rvrr been brought to Pilblbutr,h EXPRESSLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS II any of nue hleuda should ba tlta;retre of plc-waling a Present of 'l4O Valuer such that will retain lie rhino, no matter how alit or bow much worn—to a Father. If uttair, Itrothor—a friitTl or (ant to forget) a Strerrll.ll. they con C 4 rialtsty not 111.011. In anything more apyropt tat* - than a tet of =l3 CGliatenied of a 11REAST PIN and • pair of EAR KNOBS or DROPS, of Cameo, Coral, Gold Sono, Garnet, Atellale, Jet, Painting, Lae., or Enameled, at from Flea I ollara ups:ards to Thirty Dollarrper aet, and w areal rump Watley Articlep too numoroue to mention. Onr stock Lie:inn:oil (mob, sad had In exPrt..l.T FOR TILE HOLIDAYS, We ham parchated everything row cgs. dirett from Tti I lI NttrACTettglei, %Then upon our cuetumere can be manned diet we are en abled to after lodneetrtrute to prompt time and eneb buyers that have never been equaled In ILI. city. Our frieszds and custamer• aro reapactially WOW! Suez amino our .conk and priced tarot, purchasing elms boa. IRVIN/MAN i MWYRAN, 42 fifth at, dun Malt door to Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. EL,EGG.A.Nr PRESENTS FOR THE OLIDAYR, NEW STOCK OF PIANO roairms, MELODEONS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ACCORDZONS, FLIOBOLITB, VIOLTNEI, FLUTES, OOITABA, .FIFIOIy BANJOS, MOIL 10, —ALSO— A I,AROE ASSORTMENT OF NRW MUSIC . JUST BEOKITRD BY CHARLOTTE HLUME, L 1 No. 115 Wood Street, 2nd Door above Fifth. del.l:dly JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, 6IX 11411.11111.8 CRAB .01DER, 111111 ()LIDA Y FU IT URS.—Children'i Dorm., 144014ea115, Chnins Table., Rub atsads 4401.0ain665. all umful prciento far lbe noltdiya familt!td and fin' I.lde bi T.B. YOUNG • 100, 044 48 and 40 siolihrield odrrat. FURNITURE AND . CIIALRS or EVEItY dscdpuo.oa hand or made b ordir," warranted to =Mild sod groilannahlp. • d.u, QUOAK AND MOLASSESIOO. 0. lialmacc 10 bbd.. prima Ups; Isoding Gain reamer Dacotab,for Pia by JOHN fLOYD 8 Wy daft, .173 Wt.! streeb DRY FRUIT-50 sacks Dry Peaches; 150 D io .do Atpk4 •ftuvr landing from demur °fah Inr We by_ , JIiAIAILDIWENT a CO. . 1 10 bbft: 'and 10. kegs oulid Bute ind islo , 4010 tWYD.*OO;.., POTANOES!--1100 burk IltnatoOciotowierat-403.-: twmg4witeiamvid rot 4464„ ntibtatlttUttUtlS. public to their eery large am orb-I:lent 1,700,500 I of Books suitable fur the 1,802.214 Co lor ing Holidays! 2,024 They have now exposed for sale an im mense stock in which will be found every variety of Boots for children of every age and capacity. Also, all the STANDARD POETS, $100,598 93,151 77,857 15,913 49,387 32,392 33,895 ANNUALS, ALuvass, AND GIFT BOONS From all the Publishing Ilonsas of America and Europe. Among them will ba found the following works : The Stratford Gallery, or the Shakspoare Sisterhood, comprising forty-five Ideal Portraits, described by biro. J. W. Palmer. 1 vol. large 8 vo. antique morrocco, gilt; it has forty-five charming illustra tions, engraved on steel by Mote, Inglis, Cook, Robinson, Edwards, Armitage, Ryles, Stoddard and others, from designs by llayter, Meadows, Bost wick, Jenkins, Corbould,. Herbert, and other emi nent hands. Just out. - 41,7 8,4.13 41.785 82 11. r D7B is $2,64;,9:4: 44 The household Book of Poetry; edited by Charles A. Dona. 1 largo vol. 8 vo. Just published. - 41 142,700 00 141.0491.1 6,250 r 1 103070 t 1 T—..—o oo 7i.019 41 • Pan anal Pencil; by Mrs. Belmenna. Illuntrated with 120 engraving', consiating of Portraits, View', nod Poetical subjecte; in I vol. Women of Beauty awl Heroism, from Semiramis , to Eugenio, a jwareit gallery of female loveliness, sehlevementquid influence; with 19 lino steel en gravings, 1, 9 Frank B. Goodrich. author of the Court of Napoleon. 1 elegant quarto vol. Turkey antique, full gill.:etc. Just out. Tho Court of Napoleon, or Society under tho first Emperor; will Portraits of its Ilmmties, Wits, mid Heroines, from original designs by Jules Cham pope, engraved on ateel by Dell, Rodgers, Doi lyer, Halpin, and others; by Frank B. Goodrich, (Diok Tinto.) vol. elegant quarto beautifully bound. 120721,29 d at 4 814,000 00 . _ 541,965 00 .. 175,610 44 .-. 425,935 L 0 18,D48 V Th‘o Josephine Gallery; elegantly illustrated; edited by Alice and Numb. Carey. Royal 8 TO. with 8 beautiful portraits, printed on superfine paper, and beautifully bound In Tarim, styles. The Atlantic Souvenir for 1859; with twelve steel portraits of Irving, Longfellow, Holmes, Bryant, Saxe, It. Marvel, Bayard Taylor, G. D. Prentice, F. S. Cozens, F. W. Shelton, F. S. Fay, and Fite Greene ILLBeck. Vbe Souvenir of Friendship; a new Christmas An naal, with highly-finished steel engravings. The World-Noted Women; b 7 Mary Cowden Clarke, author of the 'lron Cousin." ate.; 1 large reL illus trated with 11 steel plate illustrations, designed by Cbarles Steal; antique morocco. The Republican Court; or, American Society in the Days of Waehington; by R. W. Griswold; a new, enlarged and revised edition; with additional por traits and memoirs; with 2.5 portraits of distin guished women. P. 59 " The Homes of American Authors; comprising anec dotal, personal and descriptive sketches, by vari ous authors; Illustrated with ?IMO of their resi dences, from original drawings; and fee similes of their manuscript; an entirely now edition, with additional portrait, MIMI The Lsde's Book of Poetry and Flowers; edited by Lucy Hooper; with six beautifully colored steel plates: II mo., bound in cloth, full gilt; do. mo rocco, gilt. The Poetry of Flowers and Plower, of Poetry; edited by Prances S. Osgood; with . Nro elegantly colored elect plater; boned In cloth, fell gilt; do. morocco, gilt. The Language of Flowers, edited by IL (i. Adams; I handsome colored plates; I. vol. & mo; booed in cloth full gilt; do moroccorkilt. The Sociable : or, 1,001 Dome Amusements con taining Acting Proverbs, Dramatic Charades, Act ing • Charades, or Drawing-R•em :Pantomimes, Musical Burlesques, Tableaux Virante, Parlor Gaines, flames of Action, Forfeits, Science in Sport, and Parlor Magic; and a choice collection of Carious and Mechanical Puzzles, !Lc., In.; mos treted with nearly three hundred engravings and diagvajas; the whole being • fond or never-ending entertainment, by the author of the Magician's Own Book; bound in cloth and cloth-gilt. Vs; ms 49,5.6 . 41,850 84 115,957 ti MPXX -r 7rUieli7a7eiiar ' original paintings by eminent artit.t.. Characteristic, of Women—Moral, Poetical and I.lils tortoni, by Mr, Jaraeinn. The Book or the Boudoir, or T, edited by Allen Louise. The Suurenir Gallery, an illustrated Gift Book, mu bellilsbed with thirteen beautifully finished en gravings by the fist artiste, edited by Emily Per r I l(r_.(11S CAA 2(1 33.5.3.1 14 The Floral Keepsake, with thirty engravinge, ere. gently colored f,nm nature, edited by John Reese. MUM The British Female Poeta, with Biographical arid Critical Notices, by George W. Bethune. • The Gam of the SeSlOO, with ten beautiful engre. clogs. The Keepeke, edited by J. F. Headley Lunde of Memory. Oriental Annual, edited by James P. Walker. Tha aarland, o token of Itiendship, edited l y Emily Percival. The Keepreke of Friendship, edited by U. S. Mon roe. . The Ladino' end Gentlemen's Mirror of Fortune, or the Analysis of Life, illuttrated by gams from the Lent writers, arranged in a new and original man ner, for the entertainment of literary end 'oriel circles; by U. M. Angell, M. D., and Caroline McPherson. The Evergreen The American Female Poeta, with Biographical and Critical outlets, by Caroline May. Marti HOW*, by a Lndy, with colored illuntrations The Diadem, a souvenir for the dressing room and parlor, illustrated with twelve steel cOgravings by the brit artiste, edited by Emily Pereirel. ••• The Heroines of Shakspeare, comprising the mit .:- pal ehemetera in the plays of the greet poet, 0 - graved under the din:odious of D. L. Glover, from drawings by eminent artists. The Winter Wreath, edited by N. Parker Willis. American Scenery, illustrated by J. Addison Rich ard, M. A., with thirty-two engravings on steel.. The Ladies' Wreath. The Casket. The Amaranth, edited by Emily Percival. The Ladies' Gift. " The Magnolia, edited by Clara Arnold. The Token of Friendship. The Garland, edited by Emily Percival. The Laurel Wreath, edited by the Rev. S. D. Bur. chard. The Glft of Affection. The Passion Plower. The Emblem. • The Token, edited by S. G. Goodrich. The Ladies' Scrap Book. The Religion, Souvenir, edited by Mrs. L. H. SI gonmey. The Gem Annual. • The Ludlow Annual Half-Hours with the beat Poets, selected chiefly for their moral sentiment, with illustrations. Retribution, a Tale of Passion, by Emma D. E. N. Soutbworth. The Lost Heiress, by Mrs. Southworth. The Deserted Wife, by Mrs. fienthwortl„ The Wife's Victory, and other Norellettes, by. Mrs. Southworth. The Corso of Clifton. Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, by Oliver Wendell l' 3 /nUtE• The Courtship of Miles - Standish, by Henry Wads worth Longfellow. • • - - India, the Pearl of P.earlßiver, by Mrs. Southworth. The Miming Bride, by firs. Southworth. Living and Loving, by Virginia F. Townsend. The'Complete Works of Lord Byron, illustrated, wills his Life. . : The Complete Works of Cowper—hie ,Life; Letters and Poems, by the Rev. F. S. Grimibewe, A.' M., F. S. A., 74. it. S. L., elegant], illentrets& The Complete-Poetical Works lof Tholeas Moore, elegantly illustrated.-. : - • ' Men. Italians! Complete Works, elegantly illustrated. The Complete Works of Robert - Bons, containing S the Poems, Songa:tlult Correspondence, with the. •.-Life. of the Poet; end Critical and .Blographical . _Notices; b, : Allan • C oingbam,elegeetly Blue- The Poetical Works eV SI Jiltllia MONTOOTII T.-11. Y01:1140 . 11 CO, with $ll hilt In vsztege Headings Wd lustrated. And numerous' others, pneseete, - tog Toy Books, Games of ' 71:3rl'essone be - fore do Welt:to gall ;EXAytqr, .rlr. A" suld "blanches. ootut,Noatigiart THEI 1 PITTSBITRGII GAZETTE No. t.ll Market Street, neltr friturth Street, prrwsteunGn. PA.. PIICILIMIIID DAILY AST , IVEYKLY BY Tit - AS just retur you) thuDastern Cities S. RIDDLE & CO., EL. Ilk • YILA2II OCK ur ALL THE NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS oP trim StASON, MINGLASII AND .A.MR:FLICAN; BIBLICS, num BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS, The greatest Pianist in the world. whole aucceer in title amatry during his greet comical tour. through the United Buttes, in '57 nod 39, may be estimated . by the fie that hie Concerts yielded hire over c. I eXpeinteo, nearly 5150,000.. Alterelmaitria Ho s, Plttebnrgb, Illuch 25, '59. Jir..fohn H. )Mater, Age e to Chickering A Sons—Dear Sir—Since: my arrival in merinos I have conotsotly toted the PLuttoe of bleasrtoChickerihg k bout, and I can only eve peat to you (while theukiug you for the Mho. you bare eo kindly furnished for my conerrto here,) that which I have so often said before: theiratromenbi are the beet I have even lathe United &Mei, awl will compare favorably with any I have over known. Yourevery trot/ . ....,.. , .. n . ..f_ Walt& Saott, Bart, coin . • nations and Notes, saw alto/a Notits,ftraktly nund In 'elegant styles for !her with Juvenile tanks, !all kinds, etc. ' • urtbasitigelseirliiret,*ould •itiIE . .itSRTIKE,ITT.:. ' limn!. n!. fpr: their t,iy9144,, i oct 6 1°4! l i e . . , clAtore. to abbtrtisclitinfo. ' Books for :the Holidays. PAPEIR OF lib MTV. ' S.FCVENT'S."-TITIRI7 With large and ambit:illy INCREASING CIRCULATION OF BOTH 1T.4 PAIL I'd WENKLY SPITMNg, It otter. uno•nnl itolucrmentA to •drertinera, IMicg nut let:really rmognizoil The Ott Commercial Paprr in the. WI st, Merchants, Manufacturers and Families In three <Mee end the enrconoding region, Includ ing parte of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Northern Indiana, Western Virginia, Wisconsin, lowa, Saimaa and Nebraska• gir Advertising at Moderate Prie(9.."al JrirWor terms, at o another nolontn—ant pogo. ADVERTISING AOENTS FOR VIE GAZIVITIA—Meerre. B. M. PRITINGILL & Olt, 119 Nue. et., Now York, and State et.. Dostont Werra. W. U. M'DONALD & 00., tEI Daewoo at., Now York; JOI, COW * CO., JONES WED BURR and C. PIERCE, PhilwDlphia. deltnJaertlT GOLD MEDAL PIANOS FOR THE HOLIDAYS SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF CNICIZEILINO & SONS' PIANO FORTES. A NEW SUPPLY OF CDICKEEING & EONS' PIAtiO3, Prepared for thsenherriber expressly forth. Iloildaya,con •isting of 44 and 7 oetareer, in plein and carved lloseerood mem oft he most elegant dacription, hen )mt been male ael teem the factory of CIIICKPRING a be/71S, Beeson.— Among them too two Loot. XIV, of the new scale, three ststeged, 7 octarr, from A to A, which for beauty of exteri or, powerful tom, and elasticity of touch, are beyond com• panson wiped°, to any Mafia:mots o.of brought to the city. The public are remectfnlly Invited to mil end exern. Ina them magnificent Pianos, sod lodge for thentaelree. NOTICE TO PIJACTIASRRS. Parchment too hereby notified that the Vienne of Me m. Qslegating k 800 e manure. tore are forulahei to ao other dealer la the city except tho entuctiber, whe hoe had the exclumfre agency for the but ten yeare. consequently • top. ply of their Nance Is (nay to be found at hie Wareroerna No St Wood street AT TUE GREAT SIANIIFAOTORY of Chlckeringt Sot; Boston, have been made and &Aran:nod to purebred." throughout the United States and other countries, up ward. of TWENTY THOUSAND PIANOS They bare brew awarded st the different exhibitions in this ronntry and Same, Thirty-Eeght Gold and SllscrFtret Clam. They melred from the PemmyttaolaELMe Taint, Held at rltlabargb, to the yews 19153,11455 and 1559, the Pint Prize Modalemer all eanyetitors. Alec', the Prize Mecial from the World's _Pair. Loridon,'l43sl. The following Odium:data to ten merits or the Piano Fortes of Chlrketing Eon., bare too nottelitatingly itte. by SIGISMOND THALBERO; the unktering A Sons' Nen.. far la.yond ' comparison the test. I have ems seen In AMOIld: and I eta ale, happy to mid that they are quite fortunate in being so ably retire. ..m.l in ilia &ail& by m.trespectable a house as that el J. :dealing A 800. Vents respeetrally. & THALBERG. Riell.olll3, Va., Jan. 14, 1158. My Pear Sir:-1 here tried Chickering & Boni? Pullers Plano Fortes, and 1 bare mach pleasure in certifying that there are no impeder instrumenta in this country or in Europe. Years, very truly. To HA N. GLIM. B. TfiALIIRRO, &rehear lintel. The subscriber, sole Agent for the above Plano Forte. for Pittsburg, is supplied direct from the merintactor7 et Beaton, with all the styles they now manufacture. consisting of Full Farm Octave Grand Pianos, in plain Ftotiewoal, and de. gently carved caner, TUB &KW UPItIGIIT PIANOF, with foil iron framesnod warranted to !amid in any climate, whether hot, add, dry or damp. Also, their unrivaled PQOARB PIANOS, from VA to 7 octave., the 7 octaves with two string. from (I to C, or with these atring. from A to A, to the most aplendid float:maid mesa carnal and plain and at prier, from $250 to $l,OOO. For We only by JOHN Agorit for Chfiltering k Pons In Pittsburgh arol West urn Penna, fil Wood st" (weat Wel botwoon Diamond alloy atid Fourth lit, Pittsburgh, Pa. ilrlSollarisT FOR TE7 ge m HOLIDAYS. U. itraumn. & Bao., DAVE JUST OPENED .. SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOS FROM THE FROTORIE3 017 STEINWAY &SONS AND NUNNS & CLARK New York. CARHART'S IMPROVED MELODEONS, MARTLN'S CELEBRATED GUITARS, And a complete assortment dottier Instrument.. Call and examine loiyoureogroo. - 631 delSlsrdls . fit RIMER A BRO., No. 53 Fifth Bt. THE PERFECT GIFT BOOK. TILE STRATFq.B.D GALLERY, TILE EIIAKSPEABE EISTIIIIIIOOD, COIRRIIIIVI FORTY-FIVE IDEAL PORTRAITS. MRS. J. W. PALMER. ILLUSTRATED With TM ENGRAVINGS OESTEE4 ' from dolt= DT various eminent bend.. 1 Tot. Imperial Sao., In antique Morocco, cult. fl 2. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. • L ADE MACBETH, CLEOPATRA, JULIET, CRESSIDA, - • •JPIIELIA, HELEN, IMOGEN, CASSANDRA; MIRANDA, THII SHREW. BF.SMISIONA, HELENA, .. ROSALIND, TITANIA, CELIA, CONSTANCE, BEATRICE, CORDELIA, - IMMO, THE ABBESS, _••• • , _. . JULIA, KATHARINE OF AMUCK*: aILVIs, ANNE SULLEN . VIOLA PRINCESS OF iamics, OLITl), .. , MARGARET OF ANJOU,_ t MAMA, JOAN Or ARO, PORTIA, ' LADS ORE! JESSICA, LADE ANNE, - PIRDITA, . . . LAIMPEROY, MCBMIONE. PRINCEMEATHAEINE, MISTRESS FORD, • . PORTIA, (wife of Brutne,)•,,„ . MISTRESS PAGE, VIRCILIA, ANNE PAGE, LAVINIA. ISABELLA, The plan of this baorfol work le sail/lib:ad nit Mal treats. In no reapect ta It • men reprodocikm of the .Sbaltarere Cfallerim,. and "Ibrolnageor Ilbaltorsou,".o well known to the public, but with, striking incralte and tmbhcomblnee the storrtalling gustily of Charles Lamb with thig inceful criticism of Km. Jammu. D. APPLETON:I CO. Publiahalli. Roc MA and SIS Broadwg: idelSsialri • HUNT A MEN - PIANOS! PlANOS!!ialin LIPTI) Pitt THE 110LWAY3 ' KL141211.19111115XiiT6. PIANOS, IIitIMYNONS wzs • uveioac IMITRUUNKTIV RUOI2IIIIII IMP NWCIIL. OUARLOTTII 111L13118, UN Wood H.. wood door obey. rink FOSTER'S NEW SONGS.- ... • Badly ferny Dead Apse*llpc hito 00 ( 4 .• -- _ loved one ma my ewe. " 30 " . - Th. above ire th e Int. pobiketiou of 16._ popular 'au* poser, fl. True We -• • - JOHN MELLOR. SI Wood at. 13.11sEkelivoll pad, au receipt of the above prom CASLIKERS.PLAIDSA tcanno s CO oo6er /mirth sod liatketzta. 4, 0 RC aita, wow DOUBLE SKIRT .ROBES Rt_ ' summturm Ctrl, At Amalfi ltdocoaPtictm . daS Fair of Fun Onprza nhich the ownercals tianiby gAi.s detcrlpttatrof name: • • ' - del& ' • MottAlttla ANJIIR.IIA. &awl at 1 00 im inwe ina. P41A_OM=ez, to OATS -100 sac . te iFstsee'd and lured(' b datl • OOLLTBS. 411 1 1005 ; ,..4Vdtii1111.04 - 440 , Aialtitilfut - W. ISON, 3611 N S. DA I= I AND RELDIDOUS BOOK In Plain and Elegant Bindings ALL THE NEW BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AND TOOTH, SailaLla for Varsity, Srhool and Sabbath Fsh.l Libraries. The E 1.., sod ;volt Fnmplootor Zillion, or POCKET, FAMILY AND CHURCH BIBLES, tho j tly Celebratod tints of the OXFORD AND DAGSTER PRESSES .13001{S. PrtAYIiR BO OrilS and °OMNI ENT.A.MES In every etyle of Binding. THE STEREOSCOPE. Careful personal attention Was given: to the selection dull the MOST PERFECT k BEAUTIFUL PLAIN Ji CfnLOICED STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES 4t e•.oen of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, EUROPE AND THE HOLY LAND lOrVisitors anal Boyers will find it to be to their interest and convenience to call be fore the height of the business seasoi.renders the best selection and special attention impos- JOIIN S. Dmisow No. Market Street. Pittsburgh, Pa dola:antinit HOLIDAY BOOKS.-E. C. COCCHI-ONE, Federal street, Allegheny. 4... opened o fresh stuck tor tho Holiday ot Fame.. N... with leil steel engravings, American Scenery, al do dot The Jonnidne tiallery, The Book of Beauty, The Plea/taro of Mutuory and Hoy. The Sabbath of Feriee, 10 elegant vola , with many choice Publications the season; floe cdl. lions of the Poets, valuable etaodard works with tine Rime nation. and den blodlopu Bibles to groat variety; name beautiful Books froutdhe American B. S. Ltdott Tract Soci ety, Carter's, Harper% Randolph's and Nelson*. London Holiday Issue.; new Domani Oanittklews, Premium Books, to. The New Holiday Juveniles in etngio Talk and star, Children.' Booty, ilutnatables, Paper Dolts and new Amusements, Own., 800 Bockgammon Boarda and Chem FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.- 7 ParLva Vamen t Flxtrrca and Fnmemns Fancy Artlcicc Writing Desk., Traveling Fortieth, Anima, Fine btatintierF and h Chok, deeortment for Ilelidny Fraitents--all fresh and hetr and *riling at very law pr.., de:tintil. R. C. Ci iCII CASK, Fe.lival at-. Allegheny. VCR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS' PRESENT?--liosea - sed Writing Deets, Floe Writing Cartes, Travelling Cams, Carrion., Album., Fortollonalea, Gold Pencil., Fine Flationery, Au, A rimiest aloortment of Perim Finns. and n IMMO. fancy artful., purchased recently for cash, and trill be soldst very low prices,. I am building an addition to my gore and wish to close out my ttollday Flock, privkrut to unalsiog Improrements. dog E. C. COCHRAN'S, Federal st, Allegheny. Jot *ale V— OR SALE.—The . undersigned offers for sale his property in the Borough of Berwick. loy a line largo Bricia Dwelling Howse, Frame Nero i a Stable, Thick Spring House. &0.. with from teo to forty sem of ground, tithe purchaser May deer. There Ie a good Orchard of choke troll, and Old grounds about the Moue we ornamented with shade trete, shrubbery, ao. It it • most desirable property for a country bome, end will be wililon rery reseonable terms, for farther particular. enquire of W.V. WHITE, Attorney at Law, 108 Fifth i et, Pittsburgh, or of the subscriber on the premise.. del6-dtt It. BOBBINS. VAMILY ILORSE FOR SALE.—A hand some Roan. Biz years old; a pater under the addle nod • trotter in barneam te perfectly este for • lady or eh Ild• to rid* Or drive; will not ware at the locomotive, military or any city etelterneoß will stand without behug bitched, and le warranted perfectly mood; to be soft only for want of tom Enquirttst the Store warehouse of . . owl T. J. CUM° CO, 13t Wo- . of 0 KO. WASUni,i, south slue street, door,Alt Diamond, Aliegbeny dtr. aolo OR SALE.—A tract of . land containing F iaoc,Loa o. e I,,sat tke Fourth Etrtwt Road, about tbrew milee from tbo Court flow. Will be Id low for ooh. Inquire of IRISII k MACKENZIE. Attlya at Iwo, N 0.6 0 Fourth ',treat. FFORSALE:-4,10ts on Mill street, East Liberty. O by 130 felt, each wi.ll be nold low, eepne. etc or altogotlior. Apply to CEO. W, BONN, Booth aide of Obto at., 3d door wad oflidatodod, Allegheny City. ocls VOR SALE OR LEASE, a lot on Fourth etrard,between Basithgeld and Cherry Alley, 100 feet front by 85 deep. A Lot oo Third greet, neat Smithgeld,4o Tort front byl36 feet deep. Nilsen Warn—The square bounded by Butler, Wilklne and Carroll streets and Spence alley, 64 feet front by TAO deep, nearly opposite to Pennock f Bart's Foundry. The square bounded by fistudltuan, Wilkins and Cerro) divide and Fpruce alley, 264 feat Vont by 130 drop, On Allegheny, Carson and Butler streets, adjoining the Allegheny iValley liadlroad Station, forty contiguous Lots, each 20 teed front by l'Alfoot deep. Bight acres of ground io Iteeerre township, part of out Lot 225,1045reen the Now Brighton road and 11111,140 Cern. eb7. B Loty to Allegheny City, Third Ward. between Burt Lobe and Chestnut street. A Tract of Land in Westmoreland Connty, on the Thlls. delphia turnpike, 7 Wise Rum Latrobe-75 eon" in culti ♦atinn of rich bottom Land--. 100 acres. A Tract of Land nor Ligonier, Westanol4Ana ...AT. of 376 urea. WILLIAM N. DAILLINOTON, mvlsa4tf 366 Third street. abawBmlllinoLL FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR RENT —The eubseriber die. for saldel. or mit , that delightful Connery Seat, now occupied by Adam Beinermin, In Reserve Tp, adJammt to Allegheny City, comprising eight ammof choice land, with modern buds Brick Dwelling of 14 rooms Green Route, Spring Muse, Barn,dtabling,Tenant Room, Ac. tour arm are under drape, which promisee to be the matt valuable Vine yard in the' county. There nro amend hundred Fruit Trete, Apples; Peare,Cherriet Peseta, /c., most of • which had been imported at great c. 0.; and are in due condition.— The whole is prime lend, highly cultivated and imprered, and Mutated in aposition commanding a boo slew of thr two citf ea and surrounding Country, eottdif FOR SALE.—Hones and, Lots in Phu burgh sod Alloghany and adjoining Borough.; were' headstone country acate,and Farms ofdillbrent sane In entry direction, and at ilatioa• prices, tom •ery good onto. Also, • huge quantity of Western Land for em , or trade. Pinto. vegetal:lg to ['airbus" would do well to toll nod examine the Register; and those wishing town to bare their place. Registered at GEO. Mita% 0111aL, tooth ahlo 01'01de. slue, 51door neetttot the Dlioneng, Allegheny city. dcB D LIB LI L O SALE OF BUILDING LOTS situ '. ate iD Pitt township, late the property of Dr. Wen. A. Simpson, deceased. Them desirable lots, Forming part of tlie :tract of land occupied by the said Wm. A. Simpson, deed, will be offered for sale at Public Auction on the pre mises, on SATURDAY the 9)th lost, at halfpad two o'clk, P. M. The lots offered are *bent barn tulle distant from the city Ili:Nand are Welded on the South side of rho Brad dock's Field Plankroed, thin being at all Mom easily steer slide Rom Omnitneem pea the premiere every hell bout. The psi:Tamed early completion of the PMn burgh and Contudleille Railroad which pseera this prop erty, will alibrd further facilitice to purchases:lnlaying their places of bashime In the city. The Terms of Selo will be onaeurth =IN sod On teal. flat lulbrea annual lustalmaataortilk Interest Ma 413ZU . d. ly. For the defected paymente,the headset theOurchwers will he token, ecured by • mortgage on the property Sold. For the coovenlenos of tinste; desiring to purchase, Om. tilionsee Will be in maims. at Om earner of Ponta. and Grant streets at 1M o'clock,P. M, on the day of sale, Wren n: them to end from Mu. rata. for P_lnna or OmPart). cod for bother information, apply to U. RISPRURN A 00, No. 92 Fourth street,pr to D. Mo. LAIN t SON,hlo. 43% Fourth et.. nolikatt p ;CO ZM :TA , 0 1 :I The Stove Foundry andrUntigh Nanuface tory eltaudad in the most flourishing part of the city of at: Louls,Flo. ARARE OPPORTUNITY to now offered to patio bating the moans of brartuishig a goal bus. law/reedy establish., d. . . • pot mount ot the dalinlog health-crow molar =Anent, wa ogle for sale our Plough idastutectory and Save Fon. dry, with the businsa baronage and good at the COl4. caw. Thio ontabli.hment loss been Infatt opershon for the left aloe yea. .The buelnese awelt established awl the house end agabllstunent well known thrcsighoat ellregion. of country Wadley with this solace. Bt. Louis is the best , pant to the United fatal tofthe wanutaetare and ale ' both Biota and Ploughs. It has an nellaned =abet for' both. The groundla ettalchat to caged the works to any desired stant. It Y situated in. the Inca ficarlehing and tepidly =treacles partalb. city, and withie three equate of the Iron Mountain fathead. We 0111 sell the lobar concern. bite' It Mande, or ire will. If areired, eoll the flan& to Tcola fix tures, dc, aspowately, and all the foundry, blichluelf, Yettenw,Too* rum YoUew 4(4 by theutsehm, and rout the grated sad building. to the mauler. tor further toformatiett address D. M. le 00., THE reaseriber 'offere for sale peer on ien, tewneldpll, nano 10, Utast county.Obiq . off town ne "Dorman . ' beaten,. contatning 610 wawa It at attnaltd Wes Mike Inuit of Ilmedllan, on 'the blade Sold heaths to %Cooler, and waken Aeon two calks °Mein* Web It. Warier and Obkago Unread. Theaurgino vo!!' sod otatheast quantitate putty cleared and the rantabuter -le covered with evader lobate la well watered by -wisp and suenied a tend In the Thla eictlon 'ls considered the fined rar *may. It will be laid nadvided ht To than wbo *Notre *vista a . _ = m orttrPnarr Is ism, awed. g: swarm:in, .- .ectehdevrtlT Int 40 SIMI. PitlibWrgb. Variable MY PoP u " 6:1 641°- d es ireble lot on Water Street T HAT very tool's Irwin Soso, being IN said SAWA Aillo WWrnod g.Mawd. sod Igo deep oloog 411": Po t *lia r oir Woof SS or 1.4 feet rood it sal w in DO made ark as to mimosa.) al. Jossu,e. Or h Or Liberty litroegMlisgoiricil. :lOWA . FARMING LMID.Tbe' subacrib— ereeirwr fottwiseatavorabla boar Az_ braked itx u.k.'reawtv; aituatedbt Wvitbe 4 " : • 11m OC k. adjacent to Liman!: Italkeedo now to 'mauve et earogatio• two; and one tract obit two Wiese= cooott 1.00. : Tow above win be aoldlovf lakoath,ow extheogeat tar talostog lands to Otte eV weloitibet oositanal— • nu7p=;.; • ' Nen= opis,:yatswesaer. juP TßlULNB,4oo:fbushde ;* I 'i17134,441, - ; stor• audio' tile by JURII =MUNI: KAY '4SL CompANY, N 0 65 WOOD Wrium, NVI I E ATTENTION 17tra lEt E x_ I 13 0 b Suitable for the ensuing ...Holidays, now op, for mmainallon, among which will be Rand the following npleadlilly honed end Andy -. • • mustroted wnoww The Stratford - Gallery, or The Shakepeare 'Sisterhood, with-forty fire •rims Steel Por traits. - . Women of Beauty and Heroism from Semi ramis to Eugenie, with nineteen 'superb Steel Engravings. The Gallery of Famous English and American Poets. Illustrated with over ono htmdrtid Engravings on Steel. • Favorite English Poems of the last two Cen turies, with one hundred splendid Engravt ingi on Wood. Rhymes and Roundelays of Country Life, su perbly illustrated. - Christmas with the Poets. Illustrated. By Birket Foster and others. Pollok's Course of Time. Illititrated item designs by Birket. Faster. • - The Proverbs of Solorrfon, with twenty. us - trations, by Gilbert. Lays from the Holy Land, with sixty splendid. • Illustrations. Lyra Germanica, or Lays from the .iand of Luther. Translated from the. German.— Richly Bound and Illustrated. • Finely bound and illiistrated editions of the Poetical works of Poe, Burn°, Scott, Moore, 8,,r0n, Hood and others. The Etching Club Series, comprising' the Po etical Woiks of Gray, Goldsmith, Relit°, Coleridge and _Bloomfield. Finely Illus trated. The Sabbath Bell Series. Beautifully Bound and . Illustrated. Together ulth a large stock of floe edttlosti . nt Um 'ban anthore to every department of Llteratbro. A LARGE STOCK OF JT_TVICNILTB Boone Or EVERT DESCRIPTION, FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES, •, Hymn Books, Prayer Books, TESTAMENTS, , In every variety of style .4 niwyng; BACKGAMMON BOARDS,. CHESS BOARDS, : s'• CHESS . MBEI; _ WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS, WAD ALBUMS hi great varigy. delO:dtjal patlC2l3 OeMONONGAIISLA. NAVIGATION OGNPANY,— Nance to Stocratottars—The Meuse the Stockholder. of the Monongahela Nartgalleaftammy Ohl be held at the °Mae et the Company. NA. IS Grant street, In the city of Plttabergb, oo TLIMISDAY, the /3lh day of/mm=7,1859, (as required by law.) et so idatk, o The election of 00/Call of old Orceptay for the cantos year OW ho held betareta the boon of 2 sad 4 y. a. - deVhStdcha WILLIAM BAILIIIVNI.L, Secretary.. - raar.r—The President aed Dirretors of thle Camp.; ny have We day declared a Dividend of :Ten Dollen per, Ilhare" npoe the Capital Stork:, Flee Dollars payable td the Stockholders, br their repreautatleee on awl Raw the 23d loot, and Inn, Dollars credited to their stock.. de2o:2otd SAMUEL L. biAßHUSlLdlocraterit Nodes.—The Board of Truatdea of tho Amoebae Synod, will meet in the •Ualkd Viva*. Tian Church, on Seventh street, .Pittehargh, on W/DIRSS? . . DAY, 20th Dezember, at.loo'clock _ - • ernes or Tar rummage 'MO PlTlllirfl IL 14.001... ~ Oleseland, N T.:113, NM - ",_,:.: .'.'..-: (17 - • NOTICE is hereby given that the atinuil l - „ L e , ."'..-Y meeting of tho Stockholders Maga company, $34.1114 . . election of Directors and transaction of other bed itatife .... beheld et the office of the company b Cleveland, an ..- HEYDAY, the oth day of .January next, at 10 o; : = 11. The treaties boakstrOlbeckeed on tbs 15th and openentbe a 11bot3•111.17. . , ~::::, : 1102.5.1n1111 . ,E. socawsta.,tiirrivirs._ a 7 . -•••—• ci - ( 1 - r \ -• tIPZ • VUU naWlen' 14..:Mantafact P'aU"Se'l4.l".a' "I ' • • .. alJdc PARTNER WANTED—Ia a light Mann. (whiting Ihisinatil, shady well witablhhad. Ono hostas $2,000 to $lO,OOO ma And a very dasintla chugs to invest in • legitimate badness' with no conmetkke which can be extended to an unllmlied 'monk Oory sock communkationo from tholothaving cask atidtal Will be attended to. Communtatiosia attistly owilideatligke, Adm. Lock 800 182, kitten: OTh, Pa.: • geolgttgl• $BOl la r7 Who Wants Mthieff,Want to • %/V uichmeAlllllooo , or 1100 !iota* voith at . Banda and Ilortgngns. Applflo GEO.W.lllllliXiiinrib44ls Oblostreet, 8.1 door wlest4the DilusKindallseftr TLET:—Thegarick a lionnic tioi . 1. Lining Saran Rooms, N. 67 Ruatnet.,. bßiil Liberty and Peon atracla, with Imandlato mamba: da2t .T. D. YOUNG t OQ.• FCC,2 KM.1.71- -- . A FINE OM, No. 65 Masa littesti finning N. Holmes; Bons, finished and shelved In the last manner from *liar to garret, for wholesale and retail del . geode Wanes, with or without • . large Arse story Wass. house in the rear. JUAN WAY. A.', dethdtf - ' Elewleklegrifie Possetfice. ' To LE .—A large well ramified dnelljpg with all modern Improvements—tor rant Uri ton good koala. Jml4 ItITCIIOOCK,I I / 3 01MARY L CO. Ruction Sato. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. Oommeedolleo Damn No. 64 Mb Blrebt. VALUABLE, STOCKS AT AUCTION. I On Tocsolair Evening :Dee: 211,1, atl o'cloelt,,, at lbs. commercial mkt rooms, Ito. 64 Fifth street, will be 20 shame Exchange 13aok Stack, 10 "• • . Extraka Inauraace Company Stock, 10 • liorlonfrabela liarlirellou 00.. Ski* . • • 440 ••• • • • r. 111.1241114Ahlii:: TTNDBRIVRITEBIS SALE OF:- TUBS; . IL) GLASSWARE. te.—G. Watneedey aftentoni. Dee: 224. at the Comteenta Sales 'Booms, Ho. b. innt, permit - .111 be mold, ott wanted to whole It now wean • • 2.5 Bose. &moiled Oreetrware, 1 Portable flak.. beak, ' • . • 1 Illoot4Bense Isna Risk, - • • ZT Sten t heses, I water ier Sheol, • I tellpeStoveseel Plpe, • 4 Bose. ben Cut Stasi Area; etc. delS • Pai DATIS, Auee. MERE PEREMPTOILY - EALF,OI 12 CAM Or SEASONABLE DRY GOON, at fbi. Comm , l gales boom, No. 64 ?11th streob—On ToooftT, Der- Slot, at 10 6. N. and at. 2 P. bo vold, by order of so esotionboups, the boxed and wog doolrablo stalky( Goods of. OW deo ocription offered In this cOy thi moon: Inetodln 10.1201: 10 do' orbit. Won and Monmindo Sblibialbd 806001' do louabonoon and ChicluotreJaclroto, do pain Pan4loon. t tte 10 . do ,rottedlk, Vogt, &c.; . , • do ONner, nook moldnig 16 pieces Choolotero owl Folloob, 6 do He ad cobor Cloth; . • Wool boo =2 half bon bock and wool gloat boob, Poke... ZoP/U.' dock!, alb ettVii• and bloom wall piper, 20 potro of mane* 200 horse tobl. go.; to 'Meath, attention of . boo:boors lo dingo& • Tb• goods will be open for IlitlittStloll On the smote, of go ..10. Tams outt. - . P. ILDAVD4 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE O 1 1 -- WATCIII, OTKIICGAZ THIIIIK AND COld101116—: kn*W•dmitin .mmilag. Deastaber 214,at SeVia etlock• the !cop:man:ld sales zoom; 14 ritth street, by or* ot •daer. of 3pbt. Cooper, deareekprill be odd: . - . 1 superior Patna UMW Gold Wady: STOOK P., Fr . W. -& O. - It. - LT riarArt.- ux, ha lota to nit antueii, • tgal ' ' P. M. DAM, Asetaro. 114111thlt=_ AUSTIN 1,001111 4 CO., Bulbuls , linkup I§Tom BALMS BY AUSTIN LOOM_LS ,co `l.l . TUB 11E11011ANTIV ICFLEDAY EIVENING,-Bsok, Edda% hid ooxir, Bowi nod Real 2014 IWO AMMOOXIS * rot...omm and Low so Rol lima vegotiO.o "" num b... 1 .acontruloovis t 00,. oft Block Nog liratio. 92 Tomsk*. . • CONSUMERS Or RIO/LII3.DSON'S LIN= me dame seeisstt of the 8112MCM11. 000D4 tha tile articles they yerchw ars gat* mILDSON. 80 OWDZW. , ." gw .idwire Ilkalidll.lllllllolthlabititiOUMlUMP c.:til dwar naanNt gepontlally rummy 01111 P sett &bathe 14awas ere x .y= ass= atter 'mos sad melee with the Dame at mos,m Ida Mama, vboi regaralert of the Injury thee"" lailkW alas oh th e Amatats commas min* mad* tams Of Showman* Geode, still Dot tesilly mow. abs batintee scifsetltable, state parchetera can be taiplett4 Os with itgadl Ore - earthier character. - • • - • - • J. BULLOCKS fa eellydie Aosta, 36 Month "treat, Nem NEW REIJIT FOE ORRISTBIAS , & NEW Prime zunillanch Italians at 12 2 4 per potrikk ; • 2 Do •do Lyn do lb do . Do do Boodles. do do . Do" tide IN . lrrootN •12 dd %I -. • ' Do do Soft StoltfAbscoado2so p., •-•• Alf4Curoo,tomos Alad • Oroop pool.lmo, fop.- 010$ kind& and oatodAploes for camphor:a of Dositiof,••lff • .dsa bio2011•.; YRAXCEI3,,. /Mord ot.„ . „ SHARES SOIL BALL Epilks - of ' - B. Y l A9lnr./41 44otioe of 94;:04:: 04:4.1. HLITfIN.: ; 04.1101 L AND a ßinvil . _ -7-54;110144,10, EZEtaiMI. =U= 1 11‘1!'
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