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should be liberal. We now pay the three County
Commissioners about sll3oo—say $6OO each, and
the Auditors sl2oo—or - $9OO each, an aggre
gate of $3,000 yearly. Divide this sum between
the Comissioner and Controller—slsoo to
each—and you will get better officers without
additional aggregate east.
There are several Items of detail in ibis ar
rangement which we have not room, now, to
dwell upon. We content ourseives.witb giving
the outline, and submit our views to the public
with a conviction that they will, in the main,
command general approval.
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when reduced to praotiee they williot stand the
test Oa this subject the t4ew York Courier fi
4 Enquirer. remarks:—"The advocates of this
'policy make out, what appears to some, a plea
- ctibleease, so long as they confiner themselves to
'"titearising., When, however, it becomes neces
sary to put their doctrines into practice, the
fellacy of: them, at once appears. In. fact, the
best evidence that free trade is not adapted to
greying country, and that the free traders are
not, sincere In their profession; is found in the
. fact that _when In power they have never put
their dor:irides into practice. They have re
postelly trilled with the Tariff by reducing the
rates, and then left the evils they have thus pro
dueed to be remedied by the protectionists, who
have thus, at several different times, saved the I
country from ruin. The Journal of Commerce
h as talked free trade for many years, and yet,
in an article in relation to the present deprite
.. BIM of our shipping interests, it raid :
"The-proposition of . S. Hosford Smith to im
.'port iron steamers free of duty, if successful,
would remove impedimenta to enterprise en
, Countered by some ; for the ezireme depression
steamship property which now prosaic' In
(shirt selling at something like half
'I
-their original cost) affords strong inducements
....to parchment, puticularly for the United States
coasting trida.. ,But Arr. Smith's plan stands a
:poor chance of moos , in opposition to domettio in
ionts# liable to be ofsaid-thereby."
Tax zaindcipality of Vallee hare set up In
email roo m, - lbq old wqqa of the Dogee,
matbk bast of debtudian Cabot. - This proceed
bas been intimated by the late statue erect
ed at Genoa to Columbus, and shows that the
old rinlry between the two Italian republics is
not sztineLT
,
'o-brehloago, on Saturday, the bank porter of
..'
non. 8.. W, Phillips dc Co., while passing
I-?'' '': h an alto, In broad daylight, with a took
,' age ,400 in bills hi hts honcho, was 'knocked
1— ... downllltitTpbbad by a man, who mode good his
wipe aUhonikOloseir pursufd.
ENE
.
13 ', , -,•:.* ! - 7 —44 ~ , I'. - Ton TWO Psinne.—To those ' who are in
itfil/irg ir Cj . /t 2 et tt . ilinalan'ittpnir - tiyeru th i e n to t to b n by 'il n 4 umbe e rs aB r l is he it d is n ' 1
apportionment, we commend-the following Lad
compiled from the United States Census. I ,
Republican States, with their respective w i
population, ure placed in one column—the D !
utrilitle - States, with their - respective while p
1.1.=1"13133'CRG.13 c ! elation. iu tho other. It will be seen that I
, white inhabittucts of the Republican States o.
THURSDAY 1.1011:SING, DE C . 2:1, -11158. number tho4e of the Democratic States in I
I propel-Heil of two to one :
%Me 1541./113!Mem land__ .. .... 417.
' New Ilamyeklre.... 317.456 Virginia ....-.. ....... akil
. Vermont 313.402. North Carolina... . 5:3.
Rhode leland_ ..... 146,753 South °enema,
ConneMirct 363,0 fee Georgie 521.
lliamseinwetts ..... .., 955.450 Alabama_ 426.
New Vora ...... ...... 3,046,325 51101sdppl :36,
New Jersey 455,505 Lentslana —s.
' Ponnsylreale 2.256,140 Texas , 164..
0h1a....-. ........... ... 1,955,0.60 Arkuptas 1, , i
Indiann..._ 977,154 Missouri 59°
' Ilhorris 646,024 Renames. 756
Richly.. 305,061 Kentucky 200
Wisconsin 301,757 Cidilornia. ........ _.. DJO
151,591 Florida.._ 47'
511onewola 2170,010 Delaware 711
smots.-...ROUE
S. RIDDLE & CO.,
'aprrairs and PROPRINTORA
Tllll MANAGIOSENT 07 COURTY
- receipts of the county of Allegheny during the
you 1857 were 8228,000, and the expenditures
- about the some. Daring the current year the
aggregate will be at lust $250,000.
The receipt and disbursement of this large
sum of a quarter of a million annually ic ( con
fided by our laWs to a board of three men,' L who
see paid the numificent sum of two doll4rs
day, the wages of an ordinary mecharac. One
Of these Commissioners goes out of office every
year, so that the board is constantly chan!ing,
and consequently has so settled charnel r or
polioy of management. The Commissioners
give no bail and are subject to little or no re
straint. They have full poier to determine the
Icounty rates and levies and are, in their sphere,
almost obsolete ; and yet, with ell their pow
ers, the constant change to which the board is
subjected deprives it of everything like well
settled responsibility, and the paltry pay attach
ed to the office hu always acted to the exclusion
from it of that clasa of active and thoroughly
qualified busbies. Linn to whom such an import
_
ant trust should propel ly be confided.
It does not seem reasonable, nor in harmony
with the spirit of- our institati :us, that the
affairs of a great county like this, with a popu
lation and revenue exceeding that of the State of
Delaware, should be placed in the hands a a
board of three men who are responsible to no one
and eubjeot to no sufficient check. The people
of the boroughs and cities take the management
of their souniaips,l' affairs into their own hands.
They elect Councils who are directly responsible
to the people, and the people of these eubdi-
visions of the county hare as much to say in the
management of their local affairs as the people
of the Skate hare through the legislature,- The
people of the towisshipei too, hare a more or less
direst supervision over their township affairs, and
exercise It rigidly. But the people of the county
have bat little say in the management of county
- affairs. Tha l 6 elect one man, annually, to attend
to them; but he divides the responsibility with
two others, who have been elected 'before him,
and this divided responsibility amounts, practi
cally, to no responsibility at all. The voice of
the people' is seldom heard in a board so consti
tuted; and it is not too much to say that the
people of the county have, practically, no share
to the management of county affairs.
• When the county was young, with but a small
population and an ineigtamud revenue. We
method of managemeuLwas attended with but
few inconveniences, and wae, perhaps, the most
practicable. — But we hove outgrown all that.
We are now a young commonwealth, with im
mense and varied interests, and the concerns of
such n county ought to be managed in the true
Republican spirit, by the people themselves,
through representatives specially chosen for the
Pnepose. _
.. The New Xi:ukase have a plan wffiOh to no
seems the beet adapted to our wants. The peo
ple of each'ward, borough and township elect
anunelly a '"Supervisbr," and the persons thus
- chosen meet at a specified season of the year
and constitute, what is called the "Board of Su
pervitans," answering, in pointer design, tothe
State Legislature and the Coundils of our bor
oughs and cities. This board, et Ile annual eve.
lion, estimates the probable expenses of the
year far all purposes—bridges, roads, courts,
jails, interest on county debt, and - what not, and
makes regular appropriations for each item of
probable expense ; and having ascertained the
total amount, levies a tax sufficient to meet it.
The 'appropriations and the levy aro thus• the
act of the people; and the duly of the county
ndloer, who corresponds to our office of County
Commissioner,la simply an executive one—to ,
carry out, in good faith, the legteletion or the
cone/nee - 3, to the basis of the
plan that should be adopted here. It would
bring home to the people of the county, not
merely a minute knowledge of their - county
affairs, but such a responsibility for their manage
ment as would conduce'to the general good .
Such a change would of course, involve the
abolition of the board of County Commissioners.
All that would be weitted would be one Commis
'loner, to carry out the legislation of the county
board, and a Controller, in place of the board
of County Auditors, to act as a check upon him
and keep the accounts of the county. The sub
stitution of ; a Controller would be an absolute
necessity under such a change. Ile would take
the place,- in smolt a system, that our City Con
troller does in city affairs. It would be his duty
to audit, examine and pus upon all claims be
fore they were paid and tree that no appropria
tion was overdrawn, and exercise a general
controlling influence over county expenditures
within the limits allowed by county legislation.
Our suggestion, therefore, is briefly as follows :
L The election by the people of one man in
each district tea county board, which ehall have
power to determine county rates and levies, the
purposes to which the county money shall be
applied, and the amount for each purpose.
11. A County Controller, to audit and pass
upon all claims presented against the county,
without whoseisanction noclaim should he paid.
- 111. A COUntyCommiesioner to draw all checks
upon the Treasury and execute, generally, the
duties now performed by the County Commis
sioners notj otherwise changed.
To get veld men for these plates the pay
, FAIR Thanz.—'Oat of their own mouths" are
tho free trade theorists condemned. These per
nicious doctrines will do well enough to talk
about at political meetings, where people are
willing to accept dross for the pure metal, hut
13630,11501 6,42.
Democrats are fond o applying to their opj
neuta the epithet of "Black Republicans," ai
they In aome way derived their strength f v.
the African race. We suggest to theme careful ex
amination of the above figures, which show hat
the Republican is pre-eminently the party of the
White Mon of the Union, while the Domocr tie
only maintain ) ; its power at all by three • it
lion blacks held in Slavery, which it repress is
inCongresa and the Electoral College, altho gh
it will not allow them to vote either fovEleal re
or Congressman.—Alb. Ere. Jour.
SILVER Cote.—The market is somewhat ov r
.
burdened with the depreciated Silver Coin
. i of
the United States. The proposition of the '-
rector of the Mint, that these Coins should e
made legal-tender to the amount of fifty or' l a
hundretollars in a lot, would give them addi
tional currency. As it is at present, the banks
decline receiving them in large sums, and ob
ject to taking over $.5 of -them at rt time. The
brokers have put up notices at their windois
offering to sell "1... - S. Silver Coins'' at I or' •%.
per cent. discount.
There is no reason why the Government should
issue any circulation or money whatever that i 9
not legal tender throughout the land. Th y
should at least be paid in their own coin for C -
tom House transactions, &n., and for any and
all debts. Besides this the anomaly is presen
ted, of bank notes (discouraged by the Treasu
ry) being available at par, convertible into coin,
at 100 cents per dollar, while the "money" of
the U. S. (alluded to in the Constitution) is
hawked about at a discount.
•• • - • • .
One banker received last week, at one lime.
$3OOO in these small coins, as a remittance from
Chicago. They are unavailable by the present
law, bat might be made otherwise by a more
liberal provision of Congress.—N. F. Courier
of 20M.
AMONG metropolitan events the opening of Si.
Paul's Cathedral for Sunday evening services
has awakened:coudderable interest. Them urn
seats for 3500 persons and when these were filled
no more wereadmitted. As the numberanxions to
get in. however, probably amounted to 10,000,
great disappoinment was excited among the mul
titude who in the usual fashion of crowds were
disposed to fancy that the earner and more for;
tunato attendants had been some way specially
favored. The services will be couthsued through
out the Winter and will doubtless continuo to
attract immense throngs The Cathedral is
lighted in the NOGG, manner as no the funeral of
the Duke of Wellington by gas jets around the
dome, which at the distance produce the ef f ect
of an unbroken ring of soft light, and the addi
tion of simple but powerful music completes the
appropriate character of the arrangements.—
London Cor. N. I'. Corn. Ad'.
PllOeL A 3TAT N 71 or PITTSBURGH,
es,—lu - merlons.. with the proVialons of an Act of the
General Asmonhly of the Commonwealth of Pcmnayleards,
providing lor he Incerporation of the City of Pittsburgh,
and the Ton 1011. illpplements to said Act
I, HENRY A. IVEA VER. Mayor of said city, do Woe
this, toy Pocellonation, that on the FIRST TIIXRDAY IN
JANUARY, A. D. 1859, being the fourth day of the month,
-the frienseu of soar It ward of ,aid city, qinslified to to for
members of the loose of Rapresentstlem of this Common
wealth. will sae et at the ...rat places of holding Election.
In their net...a-Cie words and precinct., and elect by !Knot
undnr tho tpr.l.lon9 of an Act of Astscrobly passed Slay
Ifeli, A. D. MS.
The rio tors of Ifs Fl It ward will rote at the Public
Reboot ben. In gall tent, by ballot, for en...person to be •
member of the Scher Council of .1.1 city and ftur prem.
to be mptml.orn of li,, Common(.3,,nnal.
Thu elector.. of who Emend ward will rote at the Public
&hoof Ranee in mid wand, by ballot, for one pen.. to b o
member of the ot Cogrlfil and three person. to be atom
her* of the Common Council,
The electruset much of the.Tbird 'card es Res meth
and went of (Dent street, being precinct numbs one, of
.and ward, will rote at the bon. of Francis Jar:non, on
ANECDOTE OF THE Rat:. Pima CARTWRIGRT ti imam. of Sixth and Ihnlthlield streets. and
ISOI Peter Cartwright received what is called .:41;;',1'0;,7,°,„a,",,,'Zb.„1,thy°,7,1V „rort
'an exhorter's license," and was allowed to "ex- ward, wilt vote by twitot at the rio.s. of Robert 0111c. "' ple.
tredse his gifts." Ile began to find a little edu- j corner of Wylie and Tunnel streets, for ose preen.
cation., necessary ; and Providence opened his '""
way to a school at which were taught "all the t The .hewn T.edm
of the Fourth ward will h warp wild
rote at the Public
branches eta common edunation and also the rtehm I BMW ao smld ward. by ballot, for one person to lo
dead languages." Peter's linguistic acquire- • a",,,t7,l,',„hn°,B,;l''''''d"'P''''''''ob"'"'°°""jih"
molts are thus exhibired The electors of so much name Fifth ward exiles north and
"I redolent once to.have come across one of ' s oo of Adm.. .tree, hi'deg Previart ...two' one of Mid
v i o o tx . t ,,,, the Poetic lloo.on:Lirerstyletrect.
these Latin and Greek scholars, a regular grad: I
nate in theology. In order to bring me into Coe ele,tor. of en moil, of thn Vint ward a. firs oouth
contempt in a public company, he addressed me am west of Adam. strect,ieor f igorinct number two of
in Greek. In my younger days I had learned I! net ,73. t, .24 z n „,r;
considerable of German. I listened to hies as if by tom, mov pones, to bo 01011111CO3 01 (110 114. t and ere
I understood it all, and thou replied in Dutch. r , t . "'""
a Lt . 7 .
„L I tas...st . a r t s t: Tari ba .zt , v t o e te . at the Peelle
This he knew nothing about, neither did he tut.
derstarid llebrew. l ie concluded that I had an- s mow. r,r t tno Meet Cent. ' ell, and fotirpe l'' :. o l .o . s
stirred him in Hebrew and immediately cased .Ith, Common Connell
o. Iro
R, and stated to the company that I was i hP'
first educated klethodist preacher he ever saw." member. of us, sweet Cunard, and two persons t bunt. far ewe o
ho mom
bets of Lll. 0301010 U Council
DEATH OF A NOTES, Rea-Pic.agg —A Paris The elector* of the Eighth ward will roes at she publi c
correspondent says: a nent oot Horse., to veld wars, by ballot. for one person to be SI
• . of the &lea C
o ouncil Ref two persons to h. mem.
'The oldest rn•picker in Pori; died thin _
week at the age of ninety-on.. • • _
.1,1
see is
41 " 11 " 5 ""b„,_ v 1... t 0:d/MI to meals .
er 'OP ' s oc , ut ihe re-coed the he. iota nom. hvilnewt.lel , '''. th.• Cummore
He was well educated, too, and his brethren of w`el ' _
twsw. ander of band WA errs .41 of It,, taint of
the rag-tag tie looked up to him with respect. Pittsburgh, trite,Rilth day of Dice aline, Bee
The Rag-Pickers' Association made him a free HENRY AWE A Lei .1
-
member, gave hire a free ticket to all their fee- T A FAYETTE HAL L
tivalsrleserved him a number of streets into , _EJ
which no one was allowed to venture on his HARRIBON'S PaINTINCI a,
- - - ,
- - • •
picking excursions, and gave him a monthly al- TARE} , s.niurriozo omb
_ null, ,„ AND s „ mi . {
lowance of pocket money, for his ginand
Deccoal...t Ith ..1 10itt to-
DAY EVENINO.,,
baceo. comradesburicd him, and his Inner-
al was largely attended by rag-pickers...
'l9 srstiniOsos,
As Issose NlAN—llt:ungurii —Augustus Plitt, Le.sl of (la , bath (tchatd. and Pato WM.
OU 1119E1130 inmate in the York C .1104 i Then a, Ws only Palntinp e( the, hod on cahll.ttl,n
Hotta., wag found dead in.bis cell on IS ednesday . to the United Stake, and annuld beaten by • loryt.l,
morning last. The deceased was can fiord in to es-motru•st P St•
the cell with another insane man, whose name r-
rreaadadea 113 cotes, C 011.1.11 to cent. .4,21 it
is not known, and the supposition is that Plitt . Q.UNDMES—
was murdered by hint, as one ,of his eyes was tohmbbt, h 77
pierced out and.the wound penetrating the brain.. a I,tskti es,trios, wtost.
An iron spoon was found in the cell with blood Ne. I Lard. 2 1.1.1.. Gr 1.10.11.
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upon it, which is supposed to have been used • '''''''''''''''''''''"'"' l ''''"'" c '''''''''" 11. -
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in inflicting the wound, and thus causing .1,21
his ISAIA ri DICKEY OA
death. The perpetrator of the crime is repre- SUNDRIES--
sented as being a very inoffensive arid quiet ''' - ' l' ; ' " l.;', D ,, r7 ., A , l S P '''' i ,.. i i ! ; "`",,, ~n 7„ ;'''''''
person and was never known to quarrel with ' 00 4 Tenn. Floor, to arm, on swan«, D•h•gote
the deceased before that night, when ho woe i r" eel. by deM ISA LA II DICK KY A (In.
heard swearing not cursing about him J . ,ere.
(Pa) Fri..., ' SELIINO VERY LOW—.
. Nretila Work Collkn
ANOTIIER SPIRITUALIST EXPO4ING TUE HUAI- ' U`, . 1, 1 , 4.4 .1 tleoves Pelt., de
rk
nco Drrs4 exla, A a.iA, te . —Dr. Hatch, the whilom noted spiritualist, •
t s Ile. Milan,*
who practiced the spirit doctrine, and preten- • a eza o lIANSON Doi p. 74 111.,k,..,
ded to believe in it, as long es he could make , pRODUCE, PRODUCE--
money by it, through the aid of his wife, haring =pax. katra quillt, Hull UnII.-t
lately fallen out with her, and been cut adrift, As Lnah, Red PD.Won,
1 -: : l l V r . h li t :rn %I s. ed Apple,
ROW proposes to extinguish the whole system •
in a series of broadsides, showing up its decep- 30• J •• Oats,
Clone, proetitutions, and libertinism. The Doc- • , w - r. , C”r.
. . .
01 bbl.. 001‘111.1iir sets by
for truly says that few hare had each good op- .
den RIDDI.IS, WIRT!. a tut, co. Isii Liberty St.
portunities of becoming acquainted with them
WATER RENT ON NEW IfiUILUINCiS.
as himself. This incident, and the Paine ex
r T —Owners of oew buildings, In wLii Is the 11)drant
penury, will be tough pills for the more sensible . „„„, 1 .,,,,, b,,,,,..,„,,, t. , 0 „. ~,...,..,.. r i,i,„,, ~,,
of they piritualists to swallow, without waver- : call and settle tbeeefix, at the nth. of lhe Water Works.
tug in their belief. . ; Council Chnmbiers, Market street. es
. 11eM.3td MM. P. Willi/UT; Gelerter.
A DOT TIE% HIMSLIS TO TIC TAIL 07 A COW. 1 DOTATOES.-,5 00 Idili. Neit'YorlitelOcteil
—A most distressing death occurred in Rappa- ; i title, riot Pr.. at , fan- inlo v.,
Bannock county, Virginia, lately. A little son 1 de..2 _ J. 11 CAVPICLD * fif, 1 .
of Mr. John T Corder, near Flint Hill, ! left the .
t'i LOU li -16 ii bids. Extra Family Flour to
house with a negro to drive some cows toja point , ~rt... WM. tpcormisos, tot belserty et.
not far distant. In a few minutes the negro re- 0,„ ERE P—'2s Wile, Golden Sian!) in store and
turned and stated that the little fellow, who way lO circa, by WM. M'CUTCIII4IIe,IOS /Aleut., et.
about nine years of age, had tied himself to a i - cfigEst . __ s ,xb bxs e p r i me c utt i ng ,f r „l e
cow's tail; and bad been badly hurt. The father" 1 ~,,
~,....., , „ ~,„ A co.
proceeded to the spot, nhout a mile from the !i3,,,,,,,,,,,._R, bits, p r i me R o n , f , , sale by
house, and there found the little boy tied to the `'„,'""
J,IL C'ATIVIIILD II CO.
tail of a cove by a. rope around the waist. He . _ _ _
was dead, haring been dragged some distance,
and his body shockingly mutilated
WOR6IN4I Cr SAIPDLIST.—The ingenuity of
Parisian cabinet-makers, in the Faubourg Bt.
Antoine, has found a use for common sawdust
which raises the value of that commodity far
above the worth of solid timber. By a new
process combining the hydraulic press and
the application of intense heat, these wooden
particles nre made to re-form themselves into a
solid mane, capable of being moulded into any
shape, and presenting a brilliant surface, a du
rability and beauty of appearance not found in
ebony, rosewood, or mahogany.
An important agreement has been entered
into by the Providence manufactures of printing
clothe, by which they fix upon 311 inches as the
measure of a yard instead of 37 inches, setae
been the custom heretofore. This is the true
yard, and it prevails in the measure of all other
cloth*, and there enema to be no good reason
for the exceptional practice that has grown up
in respect to printing cloths.
LARGE SMIPIMINTS OP OATS —Within this week
there have bee*hipped from Boston and New
York, to New Orleans and Mobile, between 60
and 60,040 bushels of oafs. Probably a large
proportion of those sent to New Orleans will be
sent up the river.
Oats are selling at - Bt. Louis at t3se. ; lat Now
Orleans, BO ; at Mobile, 75 ; at Bostuio, 50 a
66.—Dorton Traveler.
A rich joke is told at the expense of kx-tiena
tor Foote, who has recently adopted a eltiver dis
guise, i. a, dyeing his beard and wearing a black
wig. Arriving at bin old stumping ground,
Jaokson, Blies., the other day, he wanrejected
as an impostor by the Democracy, wlio knew
Foote by his silvery beard and bald cranium.
Tun Potawatomie chief Oketnos, who h as for
• long time lived near Lansing, Mich., led on
8 ' 2 ° 46 7 last. Hie precise ago woe not (known,
but ILL supposed to bare been over one bun-
dyed years.
S. A. Bowls 8 Co., confectionera and fancy cake
bakers, invite their frfeeds and patrons to an exam
ination_of their splendid display of holiday confec
tionery at their well known atand, Fedand
Allegheny. Thair stock ureonfectionery !tithe moot
extensive they hare yet offered to rho public, corn
prising the choloest collection of plain and fancy
candles, dna sugar toys, cornets, oomucepfss, etc.
They are also prepared to famish Ana cakes of all
kinds, finished -in Op most, magnificent style ' and
at mnisually low prices tomtit the times. They have
also on hand a eitoke. assortment at -trash finite,
Jollies sod preiterem' i,trblch they will sell deep. t
M !WW E I
Tll¢ dirazgritmi Tnne.—The ist*b andgruncr_-.
ottpeutttiit whPihhas Como down bits sad to;. tie eft
ztoliOlioOtc, rhiONIC11;051" - WishiWk
the •. Christmas dale" • period of gifts, will be relig
' lonely Obsorvad In this, no in former years. It has
become a part of dos "univental religion," and there
is no person, whether .1.-w or tlentile, Greek or Rit•
man, but recognizes it as almost a duty. It is a no.
' blo practice —an institution in no sense insignificant
—fraught with remits innuencing the happiness of
thousands. It would make a vast theme for the his
, Union, e• it has outlived many of the proudest em
pires, and is interworen with the character of every
! people. In each age it has been modided to the
spirit which wan abroad, and In this, though none
0 of ii, poetry has been surrendered, the UTILITARISS
,is its marked feature. Baubles—mare toys—things
A which can be prised for the moment only for their
Is beanty—have been ignored. Worth—inherent value
; usetelness—are vital considerations now, when the
so
custom is to he celebrated. In this consiection we
will be pardoned for remarking that the moot supre
me priate present of which we can think, particularly
000 for a family, a "gift" which will be most highly %ai
m ned by every lady who occupies the position of tria
„ tron, in a Sewing Machine, a live ll'itacen it Wit.-
=it son SIRING 41Acunto. Such an article, brought
4 . 08 often Into active requisition, will keep the giver
.0- always in mind, and, independent of its usefulness,
if it is as ornamental as the must relined Mite can de
.om I sire. Thorn will be no excuse for those who neglect
to order a present of this kind from Mr. Alex. It.
Reed, the gentlemanly agent, at No. 68 Fifth at.. ;
ho
1
Ay
1.0
A rise variety of new style coatings, pant staffs,
Sc., suited to the season, are now opened
at Carnashan's, Federal street, Allegheny City.
Those have been selected for the custom trade, and
will be found to embrace the newest styles of the
' season. A choice stock of men's and boys' clothing
I neatly made and trimmed, and furnishing goods
adapted to the season also ready for the examination
of buyers.
31ARIIIICD—On Trimley afternoon 21nt Dreernber, et the
mension of theabeldee father. In the city of Allegheny, the
Rev. W. D. !lowan!. D. D., offlotatlug, Mr. M. D,81:1YDA&I
and Mine ENIMA JANE, deught. r Of 1. 11 Copeland, ten..
[The happy pair lib In the evening motto far Phlladeb
Obi to eperid the builder, with the grooni'r rotenone at
New York nud &wklJo j
On Torrelay evening, /ho. 214 nt the reelilenee of the
bride's father. by the !ter. A. J. Endrley, MINNIE J.
daughter of John Keg., and A. SCITOSER, all ut
Allegheny City.
ALFRED MARES, Esq., eay,c--"My wile has
been nerel. ninietrd with Dyspepsia far the lent yen,—
During the time, ehe had used en many medicines which
ieemed to nerruvele rather than remove the Mans., that
se almost ilvsonired of her rrtovory. Living In the coon
try,theenpved All the oviranthuas of pure air and a:err:brie
yet each der she seemed to be more enfeebled. With soma
dllOculty I WfVl2lll.l<4 her to take your lIOLLAND
TEE'S, enbh h. I em happy to inlet', bee completely cured
her.
Gatos'—Bo careful to ilAt for Boerharo's Holland Bit•
tors. Tll.. great popularity of this modicino has induced
many inolatiotia, which lb., pnhlir riboulti guard against
purchadng
t@•tidd et IA per bottle, or ell bottles Ise V. b) the pm
prlettre,DENJ. PAGE. Jit., t CO., lleuntsetertnit Pbarmse
cootbeennd Chemlsttb7.7 Tread street, bettreeo Ist and *I
sts..llttsbersh.
P. and Draitttlses essissalls. del:Dials"
Arta sabbrrttsemcnts
DEANS,-50 bbls. Small White, for Hale by
423 J. B. OANITIELDJICO.
I , ARCII.-50 brs. pure Pub . ], for Kahn by
S
,b•M J. D. CANFIELD t 00.
plum) FRUIT.--50 bus. Apples,
Porch.., for Wu by
de..9 J. D. OANFIELD k C)
RAND ERRIES.—SO big anon, for saleby
C
d. 23 1. D. CAS/if:LP t 00
6tiEGAS72" PFLYCSIENTS
NMIFOR THE
HOLIDAYS,
NEW STOCK
OF•
PIANO ronTEs,
MELODEONS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
ACOORDEON
VIOLINS,
081 ABS,
BANJOS
-ALSO
4 LARGE ASSORT:UIf:NT OF
NEW MUSIC
CHARLOTTE BLUE,
No. 11a Wood Street, 2nd Door above Fifth
caßisntAs PRESENTS FOR BOYS
SKATES, POCKET-KNIOEB, RAE ARMS,
dir fn greet prawn.. al
CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG'S.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
BIX BARRELS CRIII CIDER,
a==M
FUANITURE AND CHAIRS OF EVERY
• dam . Intim:, an hand or aide to order, and wirrnsuld
In =WWI wad workmanship.
T. B, TOM it 00.
crtußpinto.:-r
i . •-•IfyREWARD: - = - 1 will - grve the above
C/ ~egitd for the return ufuall TIN BOX sod
Itacauttaolg Bus pahated brows: abfl to t-10 by 12 Inches f
ere, wi th a tires Padlock attached. Cluottnta— .boot $lO
lo od gold colorized outgo papers raloable to ma Woo.—
No okattiousialted:
W. W. PATITION.
dertdff Clamor of Fifth and Wood eto.
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS.
The Mount Vernon Papers,
BY EDWARD EVERETT
IN THE NEW YORK LEDGER
IN TICE NEW YORK LEDGER
Which Wpm may for .ale by
I. ow =ad) t.r set by
RUNT 6., MINER,
Masonic ILLII,I Fifth Street.
Dit! Ilall, Fifth Street
161 . 901Aserlialoil
Single Coptea, pat
Two du d
to—/Tow IS t
THE PRESBYTERIAN BANNER AND
ADVOCATE is published WEEKLY, In Pdtsburgh,
at the following Tory low rat,
Slug% subscriptions $1 tee
Clubs of 4/Licht or upwards 1
Clubs of twenty cud upwards ............. 1 111.
• And a copy gestic •
/Ono NIA/writ/en 11-1 Mission Churches and thinly eet
tled neighborhoods FOUR, pap.° sue e.ot for We DOLLALII.
Papers separately dirtcted in all cases.
The DANNER LED ADVOCATE. is of a geed sirs, ptint
ed nn excellent paper and well executed.
The FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE is the very arch
and is well worth the whole subscription price.
The RELIGIOUS NEWS is given early and eery Bally.
There is • geed Sunstriary of DOMESTIC NEWS.
The BANNER AND ADVOCATE is an excellent
ADVERTLILYO MEDIUM,
Having a very large circulation among Cantinas who are
both Mx and worn. to inistain Schools, Bookstores, Me
chanlcs, Menufactureni, Artists, Professional Men, Store
keeper., and all who will vopply human wante.
TIBI-MiliaCtlptions are received at ny Woe. Lot with the
Notr Y.. la a favorable thee to beg a in
Ea- NOmute in edtance.
deladAwr DAVID MILINNEY. Proprietor.
THE LOST ,CHILDREN; on,
A now honk; very intoreeting, and imitable for children.
To be bed et HAVRE'S, the publieher. Alto, at the Book.
Maw of DAVISON, REAL nod RILITOUL, In Pittehnrgh;
and If Site. COCIIILANR, In Allegheny.
Let every little toy who has • /snarler bo ware to get •
orTY•
• disnsill
TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELT
ZFR APERVENT, prepared on =collo. now principle
toss n Into and accurate analysis of theca haunted naltzer
Spring In Ciermany. This much esteemed and highly vain
able preparation will not tail to effectually remise. Dyspep
.ls, Indignation, Billkoo. affection., Headache, Heartburn,
Acidity of tha Stomach. Cualtraninin Rheumatism, Inas al
Appetite, Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nana.. or Vomiting,
A ppetite, of the Liver, dr., do. A large supply pot reed
by JOB. YLRIIIINU.
di2: Oen.. of this Diamond and Mails. et
GROC ERIES_
55hhda. prinss N. O. Sugar:
100 bal. N. 0. Maass.%
30 do N. V. Syrup;
I do Levering'. Syrup:
150 bogs prime Rio ()offer;
130 half chests Y. H , Black and Imp Tess:
100 butts Lump Tobacco; -
10 tierce. fifth RIM
15 tibia. Winter Whale 011;
. biol. N. 0. Tar;
WO boo. Mould and Star Candle.:
00 box,. Palen Rain, and Out. Scup,
000 boo.. WIEKIMe witea,
LAO tag. NIII4I, all Ilk.,
For We by ' R. RO/11S00. A CO.
REMOVAL.
JAM ES IV I LSON hating dippoActi of Cal
ni.o and Cap Stare ROOM. No. 91 arto,d street,aM
Lan relaMt d hl. stoat of Hato and Cepa to hla Hat Stara on
Fnleral Allagkany City, opposite tbn Near Paving*
Rank, whore RIMY be foetal a largo maortaaent of lista and
Cap. at ...Ty Minred prt,a.
COManlasaJin Fans. tall Nat'lCT.—Tha prtmat stock
most ho sold to make room far Spring Gonda. delb-dtt
• --
SUN k Sole Leather;
OAk Tanned do do
French and DomeAtlc Kips and CAM
Cpper Lather - ,
LEntag E Binding and HM SARA.
Tanner. Olt
tiallooo• E Shns lasts, AE", AEA
A Urge &A t E stork
•
To 717. 1 " .70T " ..
115 .-
Omen
do No.l Lord,
thi groom" I.logro. w orrlv• tv We by
JAS ISAIAH DICKEY I N.
F LOUR. 6:4 - .- 50 bbh. Extra Flour;
100 do Extra family Star,
100 Jo Eupora. do..
100 bas. small white E.. 0 •
30 do Dried Apples;
0 bbl., Turnips;
121 kepi parboil Batt.,
SO Ws. bfese Pork,
For mile by 4017 It. hitllltisN A Co.
PRODUCE -50 kgs • No. 1 packed BMWS,
4 btiTe. Dried Apples,
40 do mitsll white Ikea,
00 kegs No. 1 Lard,
1 ..ca Fathers,
In st.ro oe roustrument mid ..1. by
ATWELL, LEE a CV
110 LIDA Y ff.itSiitUßE. 7 —C'hirdren's
Boma., Ilmlstaads, Chairs, Tablas, Wasb Stands
sad trvings. all useful temieuts W. the Holiday. fuzulabed
.01 ford. by T. D. YOUNO A Co,
dir2l Et and 40 thailthlbild street_
(WAR AND MOLASSES—IOO bbl.. N.
S
O. Massa,. 10 141.. prime Sugar; lading from
meemsr Useotsh, for We JOHN FLOYD a CO,
de.: 1 173 Woadstrum.
D RY FRUIT-51) sacks Dry Peaches;
60 do du •rpies.
teuw lao4mg boat idesoter Natal% far sale by re,
0,21 ISAIAH DICKEY I CO.
BLACK. CASSIMERES--BrecurrcLe
11 C. ht.. on hood ou suorttusot of Black 13ww/meree
of th. vwloury whkly they era wilin g very low.
Froorb Cloths and Doeskle• and Comohneyon goy boys'
41. , W
211 BAO KY. DRIED PEACHES;
15 do do A ' , plot.;
lOU buy. ateudl wbllo Beans.
In Store sod for vale by
.1022 nseALRY, IF Sod 20 Wood .1.
Tp:sTE VERMILLION-5 kegs for sole
j„ by 11. A ea twit:m.lex a (X).,
vorni.r Wood and lint eta
fIEItMAN CILIAItS-25,000 "La Curl osi-
X_l OnC., - a ouperlor whole, In 10th bd....a1...0c par Ins,
for wsta at YRANCIVII, Iradend at All.nbany.
FEATIFERfI—SmaII kite prime lire geese
f•ntlartn alway• *miring and for nal. by
4.17 WATT • WILSON.
II}:MI'-10 bales elmiee Ky. twine Hemp
In .torn an.l Cr , male low O. claw ennmonnent by
&lb AT01c1J.,1.55 A W.
S!JOAN. AND .MOLASSES. Lbls piime
New Orman. Illolaw/rs, sod 10 1.1,44 do Smear, to Imlay
and for main by ' , loll) ATITS.I.L, IKE I CO.
CI , NAS.-150 hif oneste Y. 11., B. P. and
inns.ind Tea, sad 7.) do awanta4 Black do, Ittawra
awl lvr sAm by iclal7l ATWELL, 1,511 A eo
YHU PS.-511 bbls Baltimore, Philadelphia
nun iionnin sod ,liher lanolin, In son. nod Inr ~/a
by (dor] AIWYLI., lAN 6 Co.
1 0013111..8. MULASS4B to - arrivei,y 8
IL Dioderatur sod fur Wo Ly
&IS JAS. GARDINER
TOBACCOS. -50 bin se, 10e arid pounds,
Choice brands, In store And for sAle by
der: ATWELL, LEE A CO.
XTRACT COLOCYN'fiI COMPOUND-- E GO IL.. for ante by B. A. FAIINESTUCK A CO.
deT2 corner Wood and first st.
rm
As - APERLSNT-5 gross Tor
Tate by H. A . P•fi N RETOOK AOO.,
deli earner Wood and first.,,.
AIR DYES—Batelielor's nod Christn
dotos Diet, euperlor to SOW in um. These ore
both eirAllent prepbratienc A Ibrgo supply Just reed by
de= JOS. FLEMING.
•
FRESH BUTTER--5 bbl 3. prime roll just
reed and fur Weld 180 Liberty rt.
de= lUDDLR. WIB.TB CO.
Ali.D--4.kegs Leaf just ree'd and for sale
JUI al 111.5 Liberty Otrael. RIDDLE, WIRVI k CO.
0.10. AR AND MOLASSES-10 hhtle, Su-
Ur nd 20 bbls.ktoloasal, now lauding from Mesmer
Homy Gaff. for We low to close by RUB'T DECKRY.
DEACILES-40 eke. Dried Peaches (bright
balm) Aft reel per steamer Clara DM/ ale by
de22 ROBERT DICKEY.
PLACIEGLITS,
FLUTES,
DRUMS, AO.,
30BBLS. TANNER'S OIL, in store and
for ale,
2 bble rtilek ' oll, matibla for grooming porpoooo. for loth
low by don • 11111: - WI7ILINBON, 217 Liberty Si.
13.10E8.-47 Prime Dry Flint in store,
11012" to arch,.and for
tale by da72 SPRINOXR BARIUM' A 00.
HOPS. -9 bales let Sort, in store and for
mile by de22 SPRINGER II ARRA U 0 (I CO.
40 I'OS. FRESH CHARLESTON RICE
jail reed and GA. Web,.
deM WM. D&OALBT, IS and 20 Wood at.
tzni BBLS. WINTER 'ELEPHANT OIL in
store noctrur We by WM. BADALKY,
DORN-300 bun. this day rec'd and for male
N.../ den HENRY n.oocurtn.
41 A T 8--100 sacks just read and for sale by
-xj San HENRY H. COLLINS.
-
BAGS! BAGB9—"Stark A" and "Manches
ter 0" In Oars and for male by
d_2l lIITCHOOOK, McOIIIIIIRY a co.
BOTTER-10 bble. and 10 kegs solid But,
ter, Ia note Dad for pAle by JOLIN /LOYD 00.
=El=!
DOTATOESI POTATOES!-600 bus. reed
this day. lIITOLIOOOX, IddlitEEßY h CO.
BAB LEY-1000 bus. in store and for sale by
d. 21 111TOI10001C McORRIIRY i no:
CCRANBERRIES--5 bbla rea'd and limeade
by delb RORY IL COLLIN&
OATS ---200 bus. reced and for ealety
NJ doll den - & COLLINS,
nOITZE.-150 bap Rio Coffee in store and
%/Or lobby Vein 417E4 141 CO.
rs.~ :
The Mount Vernon Papers
I=l
IN THE NEW TORE LEDGER.
{Vlach I. ram ready fur ode by
HUNT & MINER,
RUNT & MINER,
Masonic Hall, Fifth, Street,
u 111 be nweivA by HUNT MINER.
$2 00
e Ttme to Subscribe.
de=ltd&wr
HENRI' AND UN TUDOR
Ott abbirtisruitius.-
OFFICIAL PAHERbr THE
PIffSBURGB GAZETTE,
PUBLI.IIED DAILY D WE/ KI.V BY
S. RIDDLE & CO.,
I=l
sir.vENTS.'-'l7l-11R.1) Y EAR,
With a large Rua coaalitatly
INCREASING CIRCIIT,ATION
OP 80771 IDS DJf7.rd tPEIrtiL EDITP),VS,
It offers mutnal lodueemeott to miser - titers, helm oui
v. , " 11 Y rocognizod as
The Bell Commercial Paper in the Met,
Reaching,. it iloaf, molt of the
Merchanta, Illanafactnrers and Families
et
In tb chin and the Imeronndlog region. Inrlnd
log port of
Penneyl aria, Ohio, Northern Indiana,
Western Virginia, Wisconsin, lowa,
Kansas and Nebraska.
1/05rAltertising at Moderate Priees.
ralr/or term., ma another coln mp—e rat page.
ADYIBTIIIIING AGENTS FOB TUB OAZWITL—Movra.
8. DI. PWITINOILL It 00, II! Nano et, New York, and
Slate sr, Boston; Mmors. W. 11. DI'DONALD A 00.107
NIMAIId, NOW York; JOY, COB A CO, JONES WEB
13T101 aud C. PIERCE, Phliad•lphla. deVkdarrtfT
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF
ONIONERING &. SONS'
PIANO FORTES.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
CIIICKIMING A. PONS' PIANOS
Prepared for the subscriber expressly for the llolidayo, coo.
• Wing of Wand 7 octaves, ID plain and carved Ihmosrood
cams of the most elegant deft-Option, has lost Ivan receiv
ed from the factory of CIIICKERING t DONS, Boston.—
Amongthem are two Look SIY , of the new scale, three
atrloged, octavo, from Ato A, which for beauty of exterb
or, powerful tone. mid elastirtty of touch, aro beyond cam•
panson superior to any iottruments ever brought to the
city. The public are respectfully 'netball co roll and amain.
In. these magnificent Pianos, nod lodge for themeelma
NOTICE TO 1171lCUSSER13.
Purchaser* It liersby notified that the Pianos of Misers.
Clattering k Bona' musk. tore are furnished to no other
dekko Its the city except the subsorthor, oho hoe had tho
exclusive agency for the last ten years, noneeonently a sup
ply of their Pianos ts only to be found at his Wan-moos, No
SI Wood dna.
AT TII6 GREAT MANUFACTORY of Chlckeritnt Sous.
Deuton, hare, /peso roads And distributed to purchasers
throughout the Clulbd !tales and other rountsies, up
wards or
TWENTY THOUSAND PIANOS.
They hays Leen discarded at the &I:recent exhlbitiune In
tble country and Europe, _
Thirty.Eegbi Gold and Silver Flroll Class
letlialai
They racalred from thatPannyylvatia State Fairs, held RI
Pittsburgh, In the years 1953, ISM and 1959, the Pint Prism
IhstaLoser all enmpatitora
Also, the prize Medal from the
• World'e Fair, London, 1851.
The following .012,0n:tab. to the onnolts of tbn Piano
Forte. of Chid - kering * tons • hove boon onhoollatingly
itiTell by
NIGISMVND TFIAIBERG,
The gniabrat Piaidet Iu tbp world s arise. norm. its Oat
country during hi. meet ummlcal taunt through the Utilise]
States, Ira and 7.8, may be intimated by the Oct that hit
Commie yleldM Ulm VTOL uU expense, neatly $150,000.
•
BlD:tonneau& Hews; /Itteharsh, March 2S, 'Si.
Mr. John L. JPIZior. Agent for Chlckerlts & dorm—Deer
Flr—Slzwe my arrival In Amnia% I bare constantly and
the Plena, of Moser*. adekerlag & Sets and I can only re.
la you (while trawling you for the Plano. you have so
kindly furnished for bored that whlab I hove
Oa often W 4 belonsW a colroarrote ere the ban I kayo
ems lathe United Stettro, and will compere n/arab', with
say I bare ever known. Yours very truly
A. 111/1 LT/ ma.
..1: Ciaerlrater rgelu n :FtearVta7: yood
retepatiaon the teat I h are eaft wen to America; and Lain
alma happy to add that they are quite fortonete to Ming ee
ably repneeenhal to the Booth, by nujreepantable • honee an
that ntJ. Soo. Vasosargaixeuully.
B. 2LIALBIRO.
ittruaown, Va., Jan. It,, 1859.
Ny DrEIT Sirt—l have Iliad Chickeriog & Bono' Square
Piano. Pollee. and I have much pleasure in cortifying that
there are no superior inetromenta in this rountry or In
Europa. Town, very truly.
To Mg N. Gleam. 11. THALBEHO, Nachman* Hotel,'
The subscriber, *ale Agent for the above Piano Fortes for
Pittsburg, le sopplied
no
from the matio&ctory at Boston,
nth the Mylee they now mannfactura consisting of Poll
Soren Octave Grand Pianos, in plain Rosewood, and elp
goody carved capon, THE NEW UPHIG UT PIANOS, with
toll Iron &alum mod warranted to stand In any climate,
whether hot, not& dry or damp. Also, their onrivalrd
SQUAW/ PIANOS, from 0,4 to 7 octane, the 7 octaves
with two ingtup hum Uto 0, or with throe arias. from A
to A, in the moat epleo,Nd Romwoott new, tarred and plain
sad prkew from WO to 81,000. For sale only by
JOIZN H. 111.1i1L.1....0
Bole Agent for Cbkkerlog h Sono In Pittsburgh and West
ern Penna., 81 Wood at, (woo Adel between IHamond
siley and fourth et-, Pittsburgh, Pa. delAdAwieT
-
THE PERFECT GIFIN.BOOK.
THE ST a RATFORD GALLERY
VIE SUAKSPEARE SISTERHOOD.
COXPEISEIG
FORTY-FIVE IDEAL PORTRAITS.
MRS. J. W. PALMER.
ILLUSTRATED WITH PIER ENORATLEOS OD STEEL,
'from dealg. by 'Allots eminent hands.
I Col. ImperW Svo., lo notlque Morocovirilt. SUL
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
I. ADY MACBETH, CLROPATRA,
JULIET, ' .CRRENTDA,
°PERM, WALSH.
IMOORN, CASSANDRA,
MIRANDA, TER. SHRIMP,
DESDIEMONA, HELENA,
ROSALIND, TITANIA,
CELIA, CONSTANCE,
DEATRTCE. CORDISLIA,
urn°, THE ABBESS,
JULIA, KATHARINE OF ARRADON
SILVIA, ANNE BULLER,
VIOLA, PRTINCESS OF FRANCE,
OLIVIA, MAROARRT OP ANJOU,
MARIA, JOAN OF ARC.
PORTIA. LADY ORLY,
JCBSICA, LADY ANNA,
PRRDITA, . LADY PRICY . ,
ITRIIMIONE, PRLNCESS KATHARINL,
AITATILKSA FORD„ PORTIA, (with of Brroctu)
MISTRESS PAGE, VIRCELI A,
ANNE PAGE,
.LAVINIA. •
ISABELLA, ..^-
~
The plural this hatotifal '-
work is as original en ft le at
tractive In no respect Mit • mare reproduction of the
"ShitkoPtwro fiektrios,^ akd tqleroinos of fihakspestro," so
.ai known to the pablii, hnt with striking smutty and
tosto,combinta the story.tollina quality of °hulas San*
wilt, tbo Arstefal criticism of Mn. Jron.
D. APPLETON A .. ThtiMishent,
N 05.346 d 318 Broadway_
(delatd2w) HUNT A MINER.
ite m FOR THE M ill
HOL ID AYS.
R. !ELIDE= & BRO.,
RATS JUST OPIINID A SFISNDID STOCK OF
P I A N• 0 S
PRO), TUN FACTORIES OF
ST r EINIVALLSONS AND NUNNS& 9LARK
New Yorlc.
—ALSO—
CARHART'S IMPROVED MELODEONS,
MARTTN'S CELEBRATED GUITARS,
- And a contiplata assortment of other to.tromatita.
Arcot and arnmina tot youreelvaclia
dolElltrals ID KUM. A SRO, No. 53 nth it.
p lANOSI
FOR MR HOLIDAYS. n gni
PIANOS, IfILODRONS sod ELBOINT PRISENTI3.
/411131 CAL
=ICI=
011ABLOTT BLUME,
118 Wood wood door lC
above Y 1
'POSTER'S NEW SOW:3B.
.12 Badly to my Heart Appealing. Pike do etc
loved one and own. "do
The ears me the last publkatlons of the popular roor
weer, 8. O. Foca. for sale by
JOHN 11. ILIILI/OR, 01 Wood et.
1 1 3. 11 a110d. Pad Pald. od reoelpt of the ebere price_
CASHMERE PLAIDS at
• HIIROHIIELD 00W,
Horner Artuth lliikat !tn.
&IS Only RS cads per yard.
- - -
DOUBLE SKIRT ROBES at
BOROIMELD s an,
nice&uae
=MEI
FOUND --A pair of Ftra Cures whichthe
owner an bur by giving drecriptioa erase.
&IS MeaAHrdl ANJIIII.I9I Pentad St.
100
BUS. DRY PRAOLIES, netalts, to
in r. and for gals try ; 111 . BANII h ANJIIR.
OATS -100 mete just v10 1 ;1 1 : 1 11( 4 % sale by
AOB5-8 dressed Hoge toed and for sale
• ar 4•90 MINIM 11., AXILLIII&;
BARLEY -35 aka. just recd sad for sale
bi de ILIMAT O_3LLIM4 -
- Boats , . for the _Holidays
.TORN S. DAVISON,
t;I Market Street, near Fourth Street,
prr-rsEtußc4n, PA
IT AS just returned from the Eastern Cities
LA with • FRKSH STOCK of
A I,L THE NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
rrrt: 8R,.4.10,N
11.1240.1.19k1
.A.lvuutrcArr
NEW STANDARD
AND RELIGLOUS BOOK%
In Plain anal Elegant Binding:
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Suitable far Family, School and Sabbath Fellool Librarim
The Finest cud most Sumptuous ,-t
POCKET, FAMILY
AHD CHURCH BIBLES
Including Ma fiutly Celebrated luau of the
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1-1"2" MST 13 0 OEB.
PRAYER moons
anti COMM RN'I`A./2. IRS
In every style of Binding.
THE STEREOSCOPE.
Careful personal attention was given to the
selection of all the
MOST PERFECT k BEAUTIFUL PLAIN k OtNiORED
STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
Of lbo tr•nt E , nory
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, EUROPE
AND THE DOLT LAND
/tar Visitors arnl.„Buyers will find it to be
to their interest and convenience to call be
fore the height of the business season renders
the beat selection and special attention impos
sible.
JOHN S. DAVISON,
Nu. til Market Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
del3AdwtialT
if•
OLIDAY BOOKS.—E. C. CocaRANE,
Fedoral alma, Allegheny. has opened a fresh stock
for the Holiday ot Famon. Poets,
with 100 cruel mgraviugg American Pcenery, 32 do des The
Josephine gallery. The Book of Beauty, The Flamm of
Memory and Hope. The Sabbath Bell Bern., 10 elegant
Cola., with many choice Publkatloun of the ammo; one edi
tion. of the Poem, valuable standard work. with floe
nations and rich bindings; Bibles In great varietyi some
besatifell Book, from the American B. 8. ti Dian, Tract Bad.
eta. Carter'a, Llarper'e, Randolph's and Neb.?. Loudon
Holidny 111.1.; nem Reward Cards,Tiews Premium Bpolm,
Sc. The New Holiday Juvenile. In angle vols. anCaotte;
Children.'. Mika Unbearable., Paper Doll. and new
Amusements, Demo., fine Backgammon Board. and Chom
UDR HOLIDAY GIFTS.—
F
Pads. Team,
Figurra and
Nnmerons Fancy Articles-
Writing Nolo.,
Traveling Ceuee,
Portia Hoe, Albums,
Vine rietionery and a
Choi. anortment for Holiday Er,evnte-111 freeh and
new, and Belling et very how price.,
daft:lido E. C. COCHRANE, Federal at e Allegheny.
VOR CHRISTMAS ANI) NEW YEARS'
„L' PllESllNTS—llosewood Writing Nuke, vino Writing
(lowa, Tramiting Cam a, Conk, 11os, Albutoa, Porte Monalea,
Gold Pendia, Pine Stationery, Ac. A choice amortutent
of Parini Figures an.l numerons fancy articles, purchmed
recently for mats, and will be sold at very kwr prices,. I not
building an addition to my More and arbola to More ont my
Holiday Hoek, previont to making improvements.
dot
C COCLIEUNE, Federal et, Allegbeny.
,ffor sale
FOR SALE—The undersigned offerB
Car tale his property lathe Borough of Sewick.
ley; a Bee large Brick Dwelling Donee, Promo • Barn au
Stable, Brick Spring Room, Ace with from ten to forty
scree of ground, as the purchaser limy desire. There le •
good Orchard of choice fruit, and the grounds about the
Rouse ara ornamented with stied° tree*, ebrnbt,ory, Or. It
is • meet desiratite property for & country bonze, and will
he meld on-very reasonable terms. For further par - Bettiere
enguit• of J. WF. Winn; Attorney at Law, 100 Filth
street. Pittsburgh, or of the subscriber on the premina
delColit R. LIOPKINS.
FAMILY I.IORSE FOR SALE.—A hand-
Nome Roan, six year, old; a pacer under tho toddle and
• Water In harnew; to 'perfoctly safe fora lady or child to
tido or drive; will not !onto at rho locomotive, military or
wry city eicitemen4 plll otand.withoot being hitched, and
lo warranted perfectly sound; to be sold only tor went of
Cwpairellat the Stove Ineretionso of
be 4 T. J. meal() a CO., 131 Wood et-
1;;=M111=
EOR SALE.—A tract of land containing
tine gn.l 0110 heat...rev, situato on the Yourtla Stre.,t
rioadolbast three mile. room the Court lions°. Will be
sold low for rash. Inquire of
k PdACERNZIE,
AWya at L., No. 60 fourth great.
FOR SALE.-4 loth on Mill street, East
Liberty. 33 by 1:X1 feet, each WO) be sold low, ...par
ent or altogether. Apply to GEO. NV, BUNN, South aide
ofOblo .t ad door welt of.blainond„ Allegheny City. octs
FOR SALE OR LEASE, a lot on Fourth
street, between Smithfield smd Cherry Alley, 100 feet
front by 80 deep.
M%ii=l=so=l
Barns Wean--The mplare bounded by Butler, Wllklna
and (Suwon .[testa and Spruce. alley, 61 feet front by 170
deep, nearly oppeelte to Pennock fart's Foundry.
• The square bounded by Smallman,lklus and Chang
emelt and Spence alley, 264 feet front by 170 deep,
0 . Allegheny, Carson and Butler streets, adjoining the
Allegheny Valley Railroad Station, forty contiguous Lots,
each 24 feet front by 136 feetderp.
Bight acres of ground in Itemerre township, part of out
Lot-225,tetween the New Brighton road and llllldale fore
stry.
Lane btrty Lot Chestt y Irmalleghe ny ph, Third Ward, between Fast
and BtrIVL
A Tract of Laud In Wmtmorehind County, oo the Phila
delphia turnpike, 7 miles from Latrobe-75 scree In talti
suf. of rich bottom land-400 acres.
At m. of Land ti.e Liromier, Westmoreland smtty, Of
WO sem. WILLIAM hi. DAHLLNGPON,
melfssitf 165 Third street. above Busithdeld.
INE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FORart.
SALE OR RENT.—The enteicritur offer. for dealt
ur rent that delightfol Contort Beat, now occupied by
Adam Ileinemen, In Reserve Tp 1.0..3 to Allegheny
City, compng eight acres of choice hind, with modem
built Brick Dwelling of roomw. Omen boom, Spring
Dona., Barn, Staloting,Tenmt House, Ac. Poor mom ere
tinder Otago, which promisee to be the moot wettable Vine
yard in the county. There ere several hundred Fruit
Trees, Apples, Pentv,Charrive, Prachat, Au, most of which
hod boon imported at groat coot, and are in floe condition.—
The whole to prime imd, highly cultiratell mg improved,
and Mooted in • pavilion commanding A fine view of the
two chin end ourroonding CollOtry.
OR SALE.—llonsas and Lots in Pitts
burgh and Allegheny cit. and nAjoinlag Boroughs;
several bandsman country seata,and Farm. of different mars
In every dlrecth.n, and at 'ratio. prima eeme eery Qo q'
on. Al., • loge qoantlty of Weetorn hand too
to or
leads. Pereone wishing to purchase would do well to call
.d turatolne the Register; and tboto wishing loran to haes
thole plat. Ilettiatored at GEO. W. BUNh'S Real 111. ale
OlDee .oath aide of Ohlo strset,lddoor wostof the illafusnd,
Allegheny city..dig
ÜBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOTS situ
_ .1. to Pitt towmhlp, lets the property of Dr. Wm. A.
Pittman, deceased. These desirable lots, forming part of
the ;tract of laud occupied by the maid Wm. A. /Simpson,
deed, all be offered for ale at Public Auction, on the pre.
mime, on SATURDAY the 9th Inst., M Italkpait two eclk,
P. M. The lot* offered are about barna mile distant from
the city lineount ore altheted on the south tide el the Brad
dale. field Plakroad, thus being at all time. easily aced
fibre from 11,. city. Onutibnewer pas the Idendeer orrery
ball hour. The propceod early completion of the Pitt..
,burgh and Connellsralle Railroad which paws this prop
erty, will afford further fecilitle• to purchaser. hming their
places of busker...lln the city.
The Terme of Bale will be ono-fourth inwhould the red
doe In threw annual Instalments, with isdarrat
ly. For the deferred payments, the fend. of the purcheeere
all be hthen, &enured by • :emit, on the property sold.
Tor the convenience of than ring to purchase, Om.
ammo will be in rratinee. at the corner of Fourth and
Omit greet. at 13 o'clock. P. M.. on the day of ale, to coo- rry them to and from the ale.
for plan. of property, and for further information, apply
to M. IIIPBUNN • 00., N 0.92 Fourth mime, or to N. Me.
LAIN& SON, No. 53)iPoorth K. nolAdtf
FOR,' BAL E. ----
Thu
The Stove Foundry and Plough Blannfae
tory situated in the most flou.ris hang
part of the edgy of St. Lout., no.
aIivaRARE OPPORTUNITY to now offered
luue to partdy eitablhhed. ite baring the mamas of purchasing e good bor.
On unoont of the declining health of our senior partners,
we oder for eale our Plough ilhounictory nod Store Noon
dry, with the booboos petronage and good will of the con.
corn. This eitablidtmeut has been to foil operation for the
last Moo years. The boldness is welt eatablished and the
tome and cetablishmentwellknown throughout all regions
of country trading witlithia place. SC Lorna Le the beet
pales In the Unita' hate. for the manniketure and tale of
While:nes and Plough.. It Esau methane! market for
both. The ground'. enifkient to extend the work. to any
desired moot. It heitnated in the most ihorishlog and
of
adrandog part of the city, and within throe enures
of the Iron Idonnutio Railroad.
We will the whole ammo. complete as It eland; or
wevill; tf desired, Nell the Plough Machinery, Tool; Ph
ttres• dr Reynold', mid sell the fotindry, Machinery,
Patterns, TOOL; Flans, follow Dose; go., by themmlres,
sod rent the ground and buildings to the purchaser. for
Pother Informatloo address D. IL MTCHO3CiI I CO.,
oektmd St-Loch, blisiond.
Ohio Lane. for Bale.
Tsubscriber offers for sale eeotion ten
..11„ towuship 12, range Mark county, Ohlo, comma'
known ea "Ilconamer Seal " contsdnlng 640 acres. /I"
Wasted throe mile. west of 100, on the Rode Rend
leatllnit to Wooster. end within about MO miles *Ciboria ,.
burgh, Ft. Wayne end Chicago Railroad The motto mei
and northeast quartos,' are partly cleared - end IsePrlt.7.
Me remainder is covered with mpoier timber—M od
whole I. well watered by springs end rumour.
Ma *tabu I. coueidered the Deed body
oonnty. It will be mid undtrkted ° °°ll
pu!chrers. tbatewho desire to West teal Waft a
batter °lritmtitY runty °°°.L . J. B. ewarrzza,
miliblevrtfT • No.IOl eth street. Pittsburgh.
I Valuable City Property for Bale.
'THAT very desirable lot on Water Street
ithdo , the wk./. next to John Irwin it Eons, being
1= fir t °window and hoot stmts,,,,adipp d ap lion
Ann , .
ItDo mold topthor or In hots DI 20or 241botroach.
lor pr.., (which will bo made eery so to payment,) ay
ply to
_ a 30881 1 11 8. L[Bolloo.,
Stroot,Pitisborchi.
lOWA FARMING
,LAND,—The subscrib
j. .m offer fertile on amiable terms et: towlnd atm
Mann Londe, dtuated In Wright and Monona coantlea,
adjacent to lima of Bantoade now in 'mums of consteow
lion, and ono tend only two wills then copnty sot.
She above win b acktlow for taai,or eutozwbd
fittolog lands to Wept- adjoining mottles. •
so9o • .116BANR MUM 121 esoraded.. •
. . .
"DEAN&-100 buishelesinall miaeltoziu:ls,
j)taskav and tondo 17 JON nom co.
sot tbe
,
NO, 55 Woos sinj4ll%
JNVITE A:I7EOIC To THEIR X
taixiveamortment or .
B 00 - R s,
Suitable for the ensuing Holidays, now open
fur eraminatlon, among which win to (O N the
following eplendldly boned aid awl,'
inestntee ?ohm.
The Stratford.Oallery, pr The Shake e
Sisterhood. with-forty five sin Steel Vo N
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 one hundred
Engravings on Steel.
Favorite English Poems of the. last two Can
turies,.with one hundred splendid Engimv
Inge 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. Illustrated from
designs by Birket Foster.
The Proverbs of Solomon, with twenty nine
trations, by Gilbert,
Lays from the Holy Land, with sixty splendid
Illustrations.
Lyra Germaniea, or Lays from the Land of
Luther. Translated from the German.—
Richly Bound and Illustrated.
Finely bound and illustrated editions of the
Poetical works of Poe, Blume, Scott, Milton,
Moore, Byron, Hood and others.
The Etching Club Series, comprising the i Po.
erica' Works of Gray, Goldsmith, Vats,
Coleridge and Bloomfield. Finely Illus
trated.
The Sabbath Bell Series. Beautifully - Bound
and nlustrated.
Together with a hags stock of lino editions of the beet
anthers In every department of Literntore.
—ALSO—
A LARGE STOCK OF
J .- cry - m - I.7mm nciOns
or salmi DESCRIPTION.
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES,
Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
TESTAMENTS,
In emery variety of atria nod Binding.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CRESS BOARDS,
CHESS MEN,
•
ITRITMG DESKS,.
PORTFOLIOS, ANIL,
ALBUMS in great misty.
del 6'dtjal
Oro= Catena. VALIAT nallatian o°,l
Prrnauracan Da. 211,185& j
10.Tur. Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Chartiere Valley tleDtoid Comp.), will be
held on MONDAY, the IDth day of Jainuty, d. D. , 193x, at
their oilier, No. 144 Fourth Watt, Pittanirgh, between the
hours of 2 cud I o'clock, P. M. as weld time and place. •
electku mill be held for Peres INrectori to serve during the
...lag year. (deir...2.l] 9 P. VON DONNUORST, Beat's,: •
0 45 DIVIDEND- 7, CIFIZEN3 o
_. iNdUnancE Com-
reer.—The Presideut and Directors of thla Deep.
oy bare this day declared Dividend of “Ten Dollar* par
Share^ opoo the Oapltel Stock' rive Dollars payable to
the Stockholders, or their rope:melee/ea, on and attar the
nd hut, and Flee Dollars credited to their Mock.
deblealtd MISIDEL LAUD/HULL, Secretary.
10. NOPICE.—The Board of...7:ranees of the
Associate Synod, will meet In tbb United Presbyte
rian Muck, on Sereatb street, Piltsboieb, on WIMPS
DAY, it.ll Desembor, at 10 o'clock A.M.
del4 P. A. HUTCHINSON.
onion or TOP °urn.° LED PlTlVinnan L L orca
Clereland, N.. 18, 1818. f
1W NOTICE iS hereby given that the annual
meeting alba Stockholder. alibis company, Ike*:
election of Directors and transaction anther basfunc,g . ,
be held at the Mee of the company in Cleveland, OW ko -
NMAY, the bib day of Jantuuy next. at 10 'block, A.
M. The transfer books will be closed on the net Deceroll. ,
an=7 , :n the Oth of January.
E. ROCIEWIPIis
$2 000 TO 5- 1 ,000.—A party now
" a. neat ml.lerofitatil• Ild =an- 1
prey. —limited y: j21.."V ad "ir
$BOO 0 --Who Wants Money?—Want to;
poxtdmos9,ooo or $lO,OOO dollars vmth of
Bonds and !dortgages. Apply to OW. W. 11020 f, Pout/Had,
Oldostreot, 3d door lend of the Diamond Allegheny city.
TO LET.—The Brick dwelling house. con-
Wein Sergio Room., N. Id Hand street, between;
Liberty end Peso shwa, with Immedlete ponewlon.
IL YOUNG a CO
FOR RENT—
A FINE WAREHOUSE, N 0.65 hiestet Streot, ed.
klolng N. Holmes k Sou, thalahed and slwleed In the beet
manner from cellar to garret, for wholeeele end retell dry '
goodsones bushman, with or without a larmetkree dam Ware.
bln the rear. AMR WAY, h
deUtdtf Sewickleyville You-him.
LET.—A large well famished dwell
in with WI modern Impro mai2l;l,-41xr rent low *Oa
tenant. Jail DITMLOZION., MetIREARY .
auto?' 5541 n.
P. M. DAVIES, .A.natloneer.
0,...1 eats ROotos No. 64 16th Strew
ADIES' FUitS FOR HOLIDAY PRESI
L 1
ENTS.—OnThonalay and Pridary,
December 23rd and
24th, at 10 o'clock, will be sold on the matond noir or thol
Auction Room., No. 54 Filth street thd most extensive sad r '
valuable 4005 of Ladles' Pura eyes °Cared at public ale to I
this city; canprhdag a choice and depot variety a all thiq
flown furs, each as Sable, Mink, Fitch; Stan Karlin, Sennet,s
krmins, to., to Cape!, half Capes, Victotines, blobs, WINS
Sc., Le. The sale is poeitire. and the dock snrelo please
every taste. All the goody are warranted,aad =snot be
eurpasaed by any collectionot Pore inthecity, for &obsess, y
fashion. and beauty. This Is • fineopportunity Sroup:ha.
log =Sable *ad serriceable.holiday presents, at greet ra
ductbst of prices. dun P. M. DAVIS,And. t
_ _
S TOCK P., Ft. W. % O. R. R. VI • MIMI
k? p luzz, In lots to RV" Aor D olAmZ et.,
No.
&mu
AUSTIN !MONIS & CU., Nerolta&W Elthlige•
STOCK .ALES BY AUSTIN LO)MIS
CO, AT THE MERCILINTIP =ORANGE SVEERT
21111R8DAY STENl2lo.—Bank Brid g e, Itunnetaea ands
Copper Stoc.k, Bond ß and Real Rebate mad as pablla medal
at tbe ercbaore ea w e by
EIMBEI
aIIBTIII LOOMIS a
Note., Draft. and Loan. on Real Satate negotftfod oo.
OD
roa.onable terra. by • AUSTIN LOOMS a 00.
man Stook Nate Broker, PI Yourft at.
iSbutattanal.
Penn Inatttnte,
CORNER of Penn and ifincook • streeta.—
The ensuing term wtn ecatunenee w TUISDAY; Old
inst. A limited number of pupils mal obtain admission. ,
Terme for Tuition and Stationery piper ameba! of Weedy
two Tooke. ma J
tte . AL 8111Tft, Print:WlLL
RICHARDSON'S
xxtxsxx x.xxsTElvs.-;
Damasks, Diapers; Sm.
nONSITMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LEN- j
N../ ENS, and Mode desirous of obtaining the GENVINN 4
CIoODS, should me that the artklei they purchase are seal
ed with the Inn flume of the Jinn,
RICFARDSON, ISOM Q OWDEN,
&strum:Me of the eoundmew and durability of the Goode
This caution Is rendered ementirdly nemenary es Imre 5
quantities of Interim and defective Linen. me
meson after moon aed sealed with the tune of Rl=
80N, by Irish Hons., who p tegardless of the it4eoy thee c
innicted aka on the Amnia= consumer sad the mann. .1
tome of the genniao Goals, will not readily abandons
beldame so profitable, while mirchseere can be imposed on 1,
with geode of a worthier character.
J. BULLOCOL2 k I. B. LOMB,
Agents, lb March , street. New York.
MEW FRUIT FOR CITRISTMAS & NEW
111 'YEARS.-
Prime new Dutch Ralaineat 12%c per pooral;
Do du Layer do 15 do
Do do Seedless do 15 do
Do do 7.anto Currents, 12y4 do
Do do Prunes, 125( du
Moho new crop Zante Cturrouta, 16 du
Do do Soft Abell Almonds, gee per :went !
Do do liaselnute.
Also,Citinn,Lomon and Orunga Poet, Pine BOtcoo of . 11 !
Linde, and' named Spices for connaleace of foci ea, for
rale at [do2ol FRANCIS, federal at., Afiestm/7.
TEN SHARES • '
SALE. Envilre;or
yiNNEY, lag. at aka one. Co,
0 4 W. w. wAn'zi
cIiat.PANTER WORK AND JOBBING et
We nerund Ewan MIL Water Wrest, AllentseM—
JeldiSde was
and °minder Work or mry dowdy.
KO". Prowol7 and at tles beat poadbla Men, &dog
.0 fawn work by rmichluery. vs ars meowed to com
plete, jobs on We shortest notke, Mooliir. Doors wed
Beak always on hand and tor Mall In Vallentles to toll Po'
dawn at Omani Photon MW, Wales street, twines.
Yedend and Sewn ete., Allsgbavy. City Pa.
avl4—Wl6 J. 111. Pal=
_ . -
EBESH PEACHES, Fresh Tomatoes, da
monad Pre/ wren sad Jolbiti Woramaashtni Ow*
Oaten, Polmbed Eteritts7a. Walautatal Tomato
Ketcham Salaam. Pott Sap, St, for isle at
He y
PRAM lateral It, Alkstmay.
PLASTER PARIS, ROMAN ORMBNT,
CRMRrtx fQtiaterna Go. GRIND ERWIN ael
WHIRR LINZ. at Ma Marty atria, PlNabanda
salLialdkw . W. W. wicuma._
CINCINNATI SOAR AND OANDLES
251xrxis Gemini lk.op 26 do aloukt Casa% sod Ido
dear Oto 43 mho 1:7 Wow Coommo, wad tor wait
ERA lOpslWwrlrMst, AllAgbny. WIN
COAL OIL AND BURNING FLUID-A
omi sinmilor ankh, of OW Oil sad MY
montontly on hand at AMID
didB calm [nine Diamond and Marton at
NO • • ' lO.-,20 bbla N. O. • on
Mamma Boxy Ong for Id *on
del . ,
Q,AOl3'-150 p for aide by
th, 6419 , - PAHNISME. *CIO.
OLL BUTTER--6 bbla.- in dare and
tartly dert WATT A MIAOW
Stotices.
wants.
Sot tint.
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