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VOLUME X VIII.
'Pews :—Daily, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
Vance. Weekly. Single subscriptions Two Dol
. lan, per year; in Clubs of the, Ono Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pitanigh, FITI Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.) ,
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and hixpres Train 1:50 A. hi. 3,5 n P. M. '-`
Fdcpre.ss Train.. 1:45 P. M. 2:10 A. M.
(From Federal. Street Station, Allegheny, for New
Brightnn and Way Stations.)
Leaves. Arrives.
0:40 A. M. 8:15 A. M.
4:40 P. M. 200 P. M.
Peneildi‘tnict Railroad
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
4:40 P. M. 1:40 P. M.
5:50 A. M. 1:15 A. M.
2:50 A. 61. 1145 A. M.
3a)5 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
.11:20 A. M. 6:50 A. M
4105 P. M. 100 P. M.
Ore) V. ht. 6:11) P. M.
Pittitainilt and (band/mac Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Armes.
7:00 A. 61. 6:15 P. 61
3.145 P. M. 6:45 A. lit
First. Tram—.
Srouci Tram
Etpress
Mftil
Fast Lino
Johnstown Aficorrinnodation
First Turtle Creek
B3cmd
Tnird
Mail 'Train
Espres9 Train
FASHION VERSUS HEALTH.—A. writer, who
has ovidently.givon some attention to the sub
ject, and has, perhaps, been in our city dud rg
the winter season, says, first, then, 1 ate con
cerned for the little children. The air is often
dense with fog, yet so cold that when we leave
the cheerful fireside and venture out of doors
we feel as though we wore going into a well,
or, to speak more mildly, of if a wet blanket
had been wrappol around us. I look from my
window on such a raw, cold day, and i n -{h„
course of an hour I see many little children
pass it, not one in ton of whom is properl y
protected from the weather. I shudder as I
note the short cotton drawers, orlon not reach
ing the knee, worn by both ' , axes under ,ON ell
years of age, or themabout., and this stilt shatt
er petticoats, high.enough to display Um hand
some entbruidery with which tiler are dis,torat•
ed. .1,44 below this dainty frilling, often the
produce of many an hour's toil which the
mother-has gladly mid proudly devot,sl to the
adornment of her darling, and 1 sec several
'inches of blueish mottled th,sh between it and
the top of the little sock, which only just
reaches the ankle.
Dear ladies, tender mothers. espeMally you
whose position gives you power to lay down
the law in matter of dtaiss = for it is well 1, now II
that whatever example is set by -the gentle, -
"the simple" will not fail to follow—listen to
One; T. plead for your little ones, and, in no
selfish or intert,,,l spirit, beseech you to give
their frail bodies sumo more substantial and
fitting shelter from the cold. How can ymi
hear send to them out, when the pitiless east
wind is ready to flay their tender limbs, with
those poor little limbs covered" You love
'year child. young mother? Any one can see
that who witnesses the lighting up of your fees
•lirhen he lifts his rosy lips for a kiss. Yet you
who have complained of the cold day. though
the ample folds of your warm dress sweep the
path as. you walk, you, I s_ay, condemn this
tender little being to face the same degree
of cold as nearly as lossiblo unclad from the
waist downward. least h r ,..eze is at any
time sufficient to whirl aside: or raise the short
shirt.: in which you deem him dressed, and
)(aye him bail nak.d. I, who am but a look
er-on, having neither part nor lot in the mat
ter against which I protest, feel n thrill of pity
pervade my frame, and fairly long to gather
these starved youngters round my fire, to Minh ,
the little blue legs and encase them in more
comfortable garment?, which, however hormdy
in texture, would keep them warm.
FRANKLIN'S BIRT LIDA V.—As we took occa
sion to gat. R week since, the journeymen
printers of this city are engaged in making ar
rangements for the appropriate celebration of
the 17th of January, the anniversary of the
birth of Benjamin Franklin, the great promo
ter, in this country, of the ''art preservative of
all arts." It is the intention to give, on the
evening of that day, a grand banquet, to which
all in any way connected with the craft will
be invited and expected to be present. It is
expected that this will be the must interesting
event of the diameter which has transpired for
years, as nothing wilt be spared in making it
so. The matter is now in the hands of a com -
raittee of the Typographical union, 'which
comprises seventy members, and 1.1.. s a full
treasary: The committoe is composed of neon
rf*.the-right stamp, who will do all in their
Poiveir to Make the 4cascriii what 'it shMild
be. WO wish them all success lU their enter
prise, and hope every one interested will be
present.
DENIED.--The Harrisburg Pairl44 and
Paoli says, in reference to an agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, at thet city,
whtise rumored defalcation we noticed yester
day: `•John A. Cannon, for several years
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's freight
agent at this place, has resigned that post and
gone to the West, where he intends to reside
permanently. The rumors prevalent in our
borough for the last few days, with which Mr.
C.'s name was associated, were greatly exagge
rated ; and we learn that the difficulties which
attended the settlement of his affairs with the
railroad company have been adjusted to the
i;t4israction of al-I concerned."
J AIL CoMMITMENTs.—IIugh Lafferty was,
on. Monday night, committed to jail by Esquire
Lake, of Elizabeth township, charged with
larceny on oath of A. IL Applegate.
Alderman Donaldson sent up Andrew J.
Vedder for further hearing on a charge of false
pretences preferred by Ben Trimble.
Clark Bates was committed by Mayor Mor
rison for further hearing, charged, on oath of
Wm. B. Neville, with larceny.
John Porterfield, of Elk county, was com
mitted on a proe. , A, Laving been arrested by
otheer Pattersom An indictment is pending
against hini 'our t.court • for stealing a raft,
but as the offence is an old one, it is doubtful
if it can be proven.
As Wn Eta.Errno.--The pretended discov •
ones of silver at the "Indian God," nine miles
below Franklin, turn out to be only mica, an
analysis having been made by Prof. William.,
of Allegheny College. We have, during the
past ten years, heard of many silver mines "up
the Allegheny," but they have all terminated
,this manner, and we expected no ,loss in
thiS : The legeMbiry lore , of the country
does not agree with thelhodeim developments.
FOUND MAIL—The body of an unknown
man was found lying in the mill-dam of Mr.
Hutchinson, Butler township, Butler county,
one day bast week. He Mid in his baud a pair
of steelyards, but his name or place of resi
dence could not be ascertained. Ho had most
probably fallen in and drowned.
-No police items of importance transpire ,
yeater ay; all wer-„,of the ordinary character
and but few of tfreemik
DR. WILLIAM W111 . 6117', now ip 2-_!sris, will
return home by the closo of and
be ready to resume business wit •
4 t Atir.
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The illtkiibulb ot
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THIRD W ARD A 1.1.V.HA1 A ND' oNI ATlroti
The second balloting for a eandidate for A Mer
man of the Third Ward wins 1 01 l veliterility
afternoon and Ovening, M ielend M Vicar,
Judge; Edward Kearns and Frank hods,
Inilicaiirs, and Hugh Duffy, ;:escrebtry, The
v o nt,. t wa, a I ins,e 11.11.1 , •rr 4'lo'lolW one
Kali c.,,,h,littes, r. M Bride and
Mr_ Dean being sanguine of The re
suit was as follows, giving Mr. plo it lea
jority of 29, and Fecuring him the T111111111a11...
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prolw.rty M.. most valtrablo ollern.l
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the want of Moo, tug 1,11. by our
now open, oo.kr ol Mr.
htekllllll3 ta Lhr I.:anyello
LrAneL 4 , 115 Woo4l Ntre.r.l. IL 1, ,1.2.4;L1L , L1 for Owl..
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exlnlfilinti of the pr.,11.1... of Mirt•ls3lll , ,..
ro,t, Invoslarrm. mild A rtt2an 4lf rt
for Wm.. , sowiLiny, Infortryliwn tulutire brqn
of indiistry, vitlier by ..I,lliitYttlig, nI r-uttple
st•teutiti4; ptiblientious. iirlicle+ to
I,efore 1t,., pnblie will WO tt Kt early to (lieu :Wyman
N3lilir,
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he workmanlike, 111.111110 r, perfect well,. of their .011
we give Mt, c.crialicato Davi,
A lon theirplan of
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etid %Vara in the env id
and which let , mot e r nmireval, ei•
woulil reconunietil lincie to give , cum,
mated - wind) brimug liy
M Myr, Jr.. John Alit:ideal, Jr., NI 'reiille, licerre
inlin litreotor-
DAVIS &
&curls Healing, Gas Fitting, numbing and tiraas
Dotirrs i v,ry thscrtyfefola Cias Ftrinrc. am!
No. 67 IVoual and 148 Fira
dollb/yle
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND HOP DEAUE
Pitt Sitreet, Pittsburgh
HAVING CtIMMENCEI BREW I N(i
for Urn nertnon, 1 on now prepared to 11l mink my
ustorner. with a
stlVEitfi At AK79CLI (IF 1 , 11.F.511 ALE
In ralddion to my regular brands, I am emonfaotar
lam a very FINE FLAVORED RIrl'ER ALE. pat tip m
small parllngv expressly for family m.o.
Thi,Al,, i s not only a d.dighlfnl beverage, lot la
ro,ollllll.,Sided faculty,
a mild, nonrisleng tOnle I: , required. I hall.• al," my
eelobrabed
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES
Conatatitly. , o hand, 17onslytingof E.F.NNErr IU
AND CB AMPA(iNE; PORTER AND Iip.OWN STO
Package. sent O any part of Alto city. - augll:6l
.708ZPII MITER ANTIIONT YULE
JOSEPH ME Y EB, & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers ‘a
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,:
Have on hand a largo assortment 'of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture, and Warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at reasonable
pricer Matt'
CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED _HAMS
and Dried Beef to tierces tq arrive, per 'deem°
B e h ri ent,st• ; B4WORTiI lilirEf%'NT t lZES, i •
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larks
TCKORY N UTS.-25 bus;
lA. received and and for sta wizi.
04408.
now. "
.THE L4TEST NEWS
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY, DOCOlllber . l3.-110USE.
• The question being °tithe motion of Mr. Hick
man, of Pennsylvania., to amend Friday's dour.
by inserting that he had offered a resolu
. Lion to adopt the plus dity mie on the vote for
:Abe Speakersluip.
Mr. Sickles, of New York, said lie would
not trespass on the time of the House, did he
`not demo it lin imperative duty to protest
i .tigninst :Illicit which had boon said on this floor,
in the 1,11 m., of discussion, as to the sentiment
the North. The gentleman from Ponesyl
`,,,katiiii, Mr. Ifiektnan, haul avowed that the irr
-I,,ressitile conflict was not in the future, but is
n fact, and is present in this hall. Mr. Sick
• ,es said the Northern sentiment is otherwise;
,there beat in the
_North millions of heart.. , ,
Invited not oily to the Union, but to Um
Jonstitution, on which it rests, and they would
pever relinquish their nflegience to it, or be
of the duty of performing the obli
4,ations with which that ullogienera is intlepurst
oonneeted, and without which their love
• 'or l'isivaitution and the 1l niou W , 1111441 ha
rhypocrisy 'and delusion. lle said Mr. Hick.
view of the Northern sentiment is ties
ITTlLLiiiiided in point of fact., as thin
nod" in the mane of the North, as well a,
reasons - '4,pr Lids feeling are unjustifiable. In
course , ol his reply to Mr. Hickinitit's charge
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PITTSBURGH.
BY rrEALE.CI-RAP].
FIRST SESSION
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rrupt
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nr,nll:o. th,r N:11.
Mr rrf N.' 1 . rn-± io- r
V.• that Imv.•lror
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cn,ir•Lok
Mr ,I.lrtnt. •,:d ti
'0,••11 1 ,i hll, thy , iAs
As 111 ,
It It,nt it 1, , t,1d
t. , NI r I
h" 4 th"
!1•0, M r Clark . .;
M r lark r.ph..l thrtt
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ost.:7, North
Huthrs,,llo;t•f:l
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pt,rv, A Lila::
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Mr .\ •nr.l hr A.ti!,!
U!( pit.l6•rn: Wit_ II
t.. dr.•lnn , that th.• I».•Ili• ti!. t
kIIrV. lil,that 111 3
JO , 'AI' OM(,r t)l4 . 111.1.1%
r 'll 1.., /019 1 , OW
t 411,1, t!trtt. tito
~11
WTI ti !Slit! • I A.,•1111,1•IIIIPS
tt.l whotht:r, if thirty
r% or 1 ., 4ty ‘11.0.. 1•41111,1 1;:r
rin their
volt tic that tile
lid lsaV , ‘
i, 11 hundred :Oily-,
Mr fl. Ilse s.lo•thsr it was four t
ighty-tattlit or hien should go over
three 1 liaJ it beim , hewn that NI
idiom could get thirty Why diil
ilie gentlenum mote hi.; twenty ihreo with tl
lii.l”“ertd2+, putting the ri, t omiliility oil
li
anti Lecomptiinites .I.•lcrinir. , the re- ult.
Mr. Ethridge ,aid they lUld ti . 4 the I,ie
When it could be shown that fur
get ninety three %0.,. it would thin be
difficult talk to show how he could h.e d e et ei i
Some of the Democrats, however, refire , ' t
vote for liocock and ignored liisiDeniocrac
Mr Brad eonsaid he could not 1 . .. r a li.
publican, nor could hc. lot,. tern loan who cu
dOtin‘d the position of Dough,, aa the latter'
doetri c. wholly mil, er ve o
re , ,lit. , lb, wi-lied to it.4t, Mr Coco, i, helm•
hu eieloriiial the doctrine. of !lough,. i-itewar
and rugli. that it territory' can exclude ,lover)
therefrom by on friendly . leeislation. Ile wool,
never support ally hording such opinion , .
Mr Mc Rno npli.al that Mr Itococl, had not
the floor, and could not get it to iimiwor.
( Laughter )
Mr. Clark, of New York, said he would
never vote for any person for Speaker who Wall
nut 110:Alio to legislation by Congress for 111
protection o slave property in the territo
Who Wall not thoroughly inimical to the ithro
gation of t h e laws against the Albino slave
trail', and who must not be a Mall who WOll 1 , 1
deem the election of a li.epulilican 1141trkeient
021.1150 to MAOlOllt the dhallantioll of the 'Onion.
11' would mit say that Mr,,..4.a:0ck did riot
stand on this platform.
Mr. McKee replied that the Democratic par
ty did not make the re-opining o f the Slave
trade, a qmytion.
Mr. Clark wits glad to hoar it.
Mcßae said that as far its he individu
ally Wan coneertmd, 110 wits in favor of it, and
he would in future time give his reasons. Such
wiLi not the position of the Deim.cratie party
in Mississippi or any other Southern State.
Mr. Clark further clplained his - position.
Ile said that he'would support lionglas nine h
sooner without, than with a platform.
Mr. Meltae.—Would you support n nomi
nee of the Charleston Convention on the Cin
cinnati platform?
Mr. Clark replied that he would support
Douglas.
Mr. ACRea resumed his remarks, causing
much good humor. He was frequently inter
rupted by gentlemen who wished either to de
fine their positions, or obtain political light.
Without concluding, Mr. M'Rea gave way
to a motion to adjourn, which prevailed.
SBNATI:.-Mr. King, of New York - , pre
petted a petition frail pan lel Tiernann,May
or of New York city, end u hundred and three
°them, fayoring the passage of tho homestead
bill; and opposing a monopoly of the. public
lands.
WEDNES DAY MORNING
Mr. Mason's, of Va., resolution to appoint a
committee of investigation to inquire into the
Harper's Ferry invasion, then camp up.
Mr. Clay also said he wished to know where
he stood; let there be no concealment; the
Senators on the other side propose to respect
the constitutional rights of the South, and de
clare they will preserve and maintain them.
If that declaration be sincere, and the Repub.
heart party will keep their pledge, there is no
cause fbr complaint ; but the South has reasons
to distrust proportions; when the conduct of
the opposition Senators are so different. One
Senator treats the whole matter with a levity
which would b'e offensive if ho did not always
treat every subject in the same manner, and
ho will probably die like Rabelais, with a jest
upon his lips, and never wake to the responsis
hility of life and death until ho is called to
judgment. Another ridicules the cowardice,
weakness and impotence or the South, inisuffer
ieg a handful of men to seize the arsenal at Har
per's Ferry, in the face of fifteen hundred inhab
itants. Another entertains us with newlydiscov
ered opinions of Washington, Jefferson and
other fathers and framers of the Declaration of
Independence anti the Federal Constittition,dis
appritving of shivery. Another endeavors to
excite domestic dissension and discord within
our own ranks at the South, by appealing to
the non miaveholders to C,llllO to t h e supp ort
the Republican party, profes.iing to vindicate
their rights and rescue them (rein the curse of
slavery, thus striving to pc-atter the dragon
teeth over the plains of the South, in the hope
that then will spring tip armed men. OthOr: ,
would frighten us with tierce and brItVI , words,
threatening tip with coercion to tilt/Mitt, their
suthority, no iuntler how uncilit-4itutionlil and
Preparations for the Approachini
i. • r I
kV.
1 . 11".! 11111,1,1111: h.r the rrototrig exaaeutiet,
Nineteen corilirtalale , of military tare 1/(3W 4, 11 du
lv hard , are stutiete 4 llat every strfrot,cortirr
read 111 . , patrollinv,
I,ic.aulmnioelooro
rare 41111i , 11i al on their AS
it I,l—qm; front rart el the teas ti
to another Th. , ) are brought to a halt Iliad
if linrrahle glVs•
~.11111.01- , P4'11 ift•••ft tarts! ('..is./Hll.l scull
1••• 11111 , ,: , 11 111 tilt) 111 tit,
:afternoon All lir , :Mil Li isak C:t11111y
sir. 1114.11 . RH - 4,01011 , g! d , . ,, 111 • 1,414i , 44 Wtil
bi• riv.•r to their Crietela 1f claittleri 'rho
and there rare no more ruttier
tat e tette...hi_ The military ditleipline
kept tip no it eflrsoll,lay.,l lay it forllly.
f“rwar,l 4. gotonsplion fret;
n,rlitary Nora eillmere with great pla . ttaure
at her the rl; it vovernuteirt r,,tur.rl th,r4
vault Tie' people
,le :.tea ,-ti:
ti!dals.'s• ••! itll:‘ 1 , 1 11,
.t - ~•.ttwf
.)t.•r from Mexico
TelllloHSt`O
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opoblican Mootiing at Indianapolis
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chvtrnet,n,Ql Inc..ttt
Coniston on the Dayton and Mad
'laver Railroad.
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t“r, up t,r,,t, I hir tot ,
t!, .•!!ttr;:n "f Mny , l, nn.
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Northern Rivera Prow) Up.
M“NTI:M: 11,,•1015or t••
wein the river, and the It the ' , err
Ilit5•• (•.•,•I. • loiv , ilfer Ifio,titiKow Freight
tthii." nth how brele.e,
will e o lu meno w rut ,
Ding or , r 11c11, !th.dtty.
uth , •rii 111,1
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of x !1.41 at.. eativ•l 51,18.• tn.•.
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vetat4•ll Ato 4.tily prevAltAil dui rtil lb,. ...I
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in whi,h ,•$lll 1/1111AIII
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tke arfici, etinally
iquggv.l. 4 and kiOblel I goner:My.
lilui r El"rE HM I'lll,
51anufneturor. Knit Irtopnolor.
aort No. 68 Vistor, Kul 1,8 Irnnt Klr
D - SUOA H.--
xt, 10 10. k F.:00w0.k., ,1,00.1.0ra ertethed sneer
In do do mire. , pOlver ,, t do:
.10 do do 111.0 do do
:do do i'011[1:1- A rotten ernalind do
10 do do It de do do
I, do do t: yellow
In etore, sod lAudlog, out for ,otlo
•p 29 - M IltlAEli A RICK ETSoN
LILAXSEEII.----3 bLlo. for 031 e by
YM. ti. SMITH Ai CU.
ASIII Nll MACHINES ant! BOARDS
W rt
youn g Atnerie.AAVAtiltin,, , Itlnehine,
MILLEILA ItICK}USON,
, o ;; 4 , =lewd =1 Liberty el.
JAM ES 11UI.MES ,V Co., Pork Packrz
uud 411•211., it lard, ;:llier Cured Ilan
he, Corner of I'l it.s . r AND MA RE rr sTREETS,
folthly Patabural
DWELLINU HOUSE ON 'I4:PT R
FOIL RENT. • • •
',Et; ctrriittEßT SON. 1.1 Market et.
AA NOT II NEW STOCK AND TH
Chenpest of the NO4-4011. juxt arrited at
1101 a ACRiElqi . 1 / I .IRNWH, 77 Market street.
PEA It 1,8.-5 tons - for Halo by
°eta lIHNItY li. COLLINS.
CD/AK FRINGES, selling cheap at ..
dO7 HORNE'S. 77 - Market at.
BRow N's ESSENCE OF M.A
JAftIA:
GINGER, for ,talo at
JOSEPH A B.I.?L'S DRUG STORE,
au cor. Fifth and Grant, st:a
BLANK DEEDS AND, M.Q.RII4AG
Printed ou fine white paper. and ruled on first and
..euontl pagen. Attorneys' and Magistrates' Blanks.tre
every description. W. S. HAVEN,
d 0055 Job Printer and Stationer.
LirAß:lEi FOR. 1860-44 different styles,
for sale by J. R. IVELDIN,
Boollseller and Stationer.
deo 10.63 Wood eilroot. near Fourth.
C RIME ROLL BUTTER.:—` lid.
_prime
PRoll Butter, received W •
SE u day MIS _and for ealittpy ....
na2B Otluda4.
Exocutions
- I.l,Apnru
=ME
-Arrival of 0
I I, I V,
MIME
L.!rU
Slot thnt ih. 14•1. , thh,3•1. , this ity
11:hi
t La r husiotakitt,
the 3 , r 1111,
Firo in New York
DECEMBER 14, 1559.
KO) 0 1 0 IP 3 Zts) V'
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
Praident.
DICKEY.
Vice Praidents.
.1AM1.7.4 PARK, JR., ict. JOSEPH DILWORTH, 2,1.
Tralaurcr.
NATHANIEL. 1N01.,.11%8.
Sccrctary.
(; F.OlikiE 11. THURSTON
(lonmillre r f .4 rbitrution for November.
JOSEPH DILWORTH, Vice Prceident.
V. H. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM MEANS,
VM. M'DREARy, J. J. GILLESPIE.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
?rpm tel Expressly fur Ns Daily Morning /tit
Flour.. le4, in lots, from store, of 1,000 Ills, at
L!,.15~ryf5;9t fur suportim•, for ...yarn, and $5,-
antiii6,oo for extra faintly.
Gratis.. R • nur-4nlrs ISO lush r••d, from store, at
$ 1 . 31 : tin, from depot, at sl,:is. lloan--ton Nish, from
'.tern, at ri • 'r Unto-170 bu tt, iron, StOro, nt 4a r; 250 110,
from firitt hinds, at 44e.
lay—Salem! 31 loads from settles at 4176222 71 ton
Stravv--9:11 , s 1 1.4.1 from ,IC•ait, at 110 ii tom
lifickyrhent 4,000 th.,, from .tore,
f4l to rat - 2,0(17i 100 th,
Britter.. Sales Cou Ito. Roll at 14k. VI m.
Egg....V.alr, 11,61. at 17e 1.4 dp
Itentipm.Srilm. It Ivlotri at fl,kiu.
Chtelige..l . .lolo4 G 0 box,, P._ 01 10,
Slit gar. MM.. N. el Of 9.• ?
RI
isca.,.Sale, V , ' I 44. la gra
C0tre,..54.1e4 2,h 12 . !.it.,413 , 1. , lb.
In Mctinti,V , Floligti and
dame . Frio, it 51,131., 31 7.13 e
A pple• 411,4 (4, No, nt $4,1::44:2.10 "ti 144
1'04414.ra ..N,414.1. 44) kith Nelliatincwk. ut
Lime ,L•• :kJ 1,111,3110 31 51,23 j ,
IL•K
LI,. 4 n. int nr.l 44 IT,
111 l 1 , 41,, 1 , , 1.1,14. 141,1 N.. 1 44 Av 44 4 , ,x1,
Wl4l•ky :1,414.4 4:4 1,1,14 1t4.4.111',441 xl 2.44,141.4e_ "la 1.7144
Cincinnati Martel.
1,14%01. I h••••••ntlt-r 11.—The prok—nre in the Ni‘ , ll , l
11;et 0..t/tsnitv, turtiate.l, :Uhl 1,. 1.1: :d1 depart-
D 4, ~1 th. , 1,1 . k
I.llt tue :c.l) 414111 In lay.
I vrice-50 4,11.. r, WlO/ a V. 11 1 ,1,1 1.1,44111, 111 ',ell.
14,1 i RI ly 1') t 4,.,.• Itr,tding .malt Iv. OfillOrw ~ 1
.• virk .11 tlioir .•,‘ 'o,i/1:III,
r tnako Ito ran0c....t.a...•
~t Pt or tory .1n11: Mt,
1.r0. , 4,1 on ill , . ntarkot VI, Pala: .n
eottartily at 0 atoll,' for ' , ohm:try .1,
rrt I,at nal. to. laty %tor, anl,l at
AI I.akful; into-ttint , it fort hor
1 , 1 1,-) •It 0. tirrot. Moat...lo , ler; -...it0 , 13.1a.0rt00t
1., Pa far ',Kik, f,
tUrtLei .Ir.ehro• unt nu
I tn. wall a 1 a r $f...t.1.kt.'.3.1n Ittr ...portal. , an
trn.: rnon•l ~ f ..upertlao, art.. i
L.l WA;
1. , 1.1.1-
Sl4: tr . Ural art , l co V4,r , I .Paiand itt kkk
itachatAgrki and
r lVl;era aria with a F , FI d. uumd an.l light r,
111111 , Mill, :11 Y./ Fmk ,
1.1 tad nnn qt
Lll'4llll tti,k. I wt,4l. and hint
• brit , wail t. instil 11..tk.1
,:,• ta, tAI • fi..;4`
Nrw Pori Market
N ••011,, lirlol
1 , 01. i .0, .2,700 ...J... • [3 f,.r• I tr.
I I' l4 fr.irll.
Wh..nt
0,004
rvllli , .: - .:low:
7s; t e •.
w
11_ 1. r
PlillaOlittilt Market
ti.unto , l;
+.41,•• P1.4.,1111.• .1,00" 1.1•;.
ISt fa: , Fi , alr lire poet
r mut the 4.11.41;
a". I , •-h
l' , uvollvAnta
./einatudl
•.it
3,•• —i., ~! 1,1101
K I KENNEirI KENNY-AO'.
"EARL S'I'EAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
It. T. KENNEDY Si.
I=l
'l.t'l•F4 - 11 . !1E1 , "IN I. I,ELIVER
MEZMI
Z. L. E.ISNER,
No. 11t for. Wood and nnb Streets,
WI 1.1. Ri.ACK H 1 KI)IZ.ESS
• tAls4 ....oil at alo.rat for $
Fr. a . k l trona ttut)t, tato, ttac. tt • tooltaL 14.00 fur W,O)
rtrat t iktrot for 12.00
L.
t't•trlt !.,tto for
tuttia.t :tart) - 0.00 for Ll.J'a
ea.. Lot,: tt -tot. 111.10 loonier. for IStO)
,tator. 111.1,t1. ,110 an 4
tiENTS' tit 1V1C4..
At 1.,1 1O 1., 'lll. 4/./!Art• !Alt, Cast. PrIL
!W.!, r.tt, !• • I a.lvorioteso..at.. (Ito 41.,,c , I,IICVA
ntri,LlV a..ltt.orat..l (0. ortll:tia I :cc
r 'LI E NI A NI! Eits OF SA W
LIVIA CI! Xl. "LIVE tit)AIL,
att., ltt,tt
•otty it to lb.. AowereAt (.44. 1: clown 1,, thr
1.111 144,..tha.14,1 the( 11...1e:A 110 hilL111)
the rt... e4t...t.r., to- , .1,111.• motley, Ihtv(l.,
ov thane ereel (00.1 hoe
Ir . 11 , /1 hug t•qt
.lLwiAllv
Rib - Ix. trraum troft, 11,1171, torpt•uhne,
rtr.v.e. 00.1 t..1(111001411.404.
4. - 4,412AI:111 - kr. eA , 11.1.3, clothe,of every .14•14ent ,
'OW nu.: 1.40.,14.e.1ett 41; ;
11.41. , 1 ~ f r Into lot Las.l.gq tar, pit47ll. paint,
014.rettMi.erA .
fmulture, 03,4 from lilt tuubl,
t;,v.• it n Cot trill for mi,l 1., ootis inevd.
the hal.. 1.. on 4.0..1, liar Atlli lor
YEN,
t. 4
it. A .1. 11. SAW YEN,
$.4 47 %Voce( etreel. hil^hurglt
4,2 TA N IZ I) ("I' II) N -
1 1 / 4 _3 11,r %% 161,1 V F,, t . 4.1t11. , C. 117 1 ,111. LI velum...
t,.. 1.1 •• "
1:004.' Novel., 10, .14111' 4'.//t/Ml4, 2.7
• le , i.t3r 13 v.,1" ,
•• •• y 4,11(1.....,
'...reor' , " 1,
I.l.l.lls•,:g•.•king TAIO., 7. 11.13
Nll I . tole
1.11/11, 11 , 11 ' s " volismen
`••
M , 1111.11 1131111111. W 11 1 .1,, soh
.1.41
li A I .: ~...., t.... ‘VcroJ ..trout.
I N sill VEST 5I
~...„,„ ,111,,,y f, ,•,,,.,1 m.., itio Shirt.. Fifty C A .uis kelt
t 1 ) A go,•,k Nl..t 1110 pail I.lt In AIN Nril CtillA.4.l..owy
E k TON, VW:F: 4 MACHU:II
. ..
doh ,
k )1 1 S, Him tttN . roveivet
rjtlll. dia% 111,, (.. .4 ri 1,1 , 1.11111011,,W. Sold a
'llloi .4.1 k :MOO. CO moil oh:twin 1111111.
to call EAT. MACRUM,
11.111 17 Fifth .trriet..
1114 1 lit 'STY )A VS. —ltoAton •liibbed Hose
LIUW tIIIIO scoot and c010r.,.-
nupplool at rightpro•o.
F.A'TON, CREE & MACRI I M.,
No. 17 Filth otroot.
A IT - 201,1 kirrels choice tireen Ap
ple., juht reeeited and for at be
JAMES A. PETZEB
Canner :lA,ultet and Firet Armee,
T INS.—lust, received, 40 boxes Men
jJ Lori how), , . in rime ordev, ;mil for sale by
• M 11.1,K8 .51 BICKETSJX,-
SI al andl2l-lAberty it.
N E Old Paint,' and Poncine
soap . , for halo by • a JOHNSTON,
dela imr. Smithfield and Fourth to.
_ . .
- 1 CASK CA RA I. A SIMON 11, received and
fir hale by BECKHAM A KELLY,
Allegheny Qty.
CIIIMN EV Tors.-100 Gothic Chimikey
Tow., reed. 0114 day uud in; ;;/.4, by
nol7 IMNRY H. COLLINS •
)11 N CPIS SULPHATE QUIN IA
•-•,-,••••• rAi•Aiv, , ,i and for nate hy
ItEeKKAAI 4 KELLY,
nogl Allegheny City.
Dowilmtliu SOAPSTON 4, for Foun
dret—eo bbls received and tar sale by
Dalt HENRY H. COLLINS.
WaARSHALL & CO., announce
nio arrival of New Wall Papers, Borders, Ate. at
oei24 87 101001.) STREET.
E\V WALL PAPERS, for autumn saIN
now arriving,: for &do by
8012 • W. I'. MARS MALL 4 CO., 87 Woo.i. at
PARLORS--Gold auttroidetect Paper
and Borden, new ntyle for:Wain
oelZ • ' " r.kiARSHALL a co.
OPAL OIL.: COAL - OIL! . COAL OIL!
OPAL
leo bta. refined * - urning CoNf CAI for sale by
ITS B. et d J.• IL SAWYER.
•
Fl', CASKS OLIVb c--- OIL, for sale by=
B. L. FAHNESTOCK % CO.,
de2 No. GO cor. Fourth and Wood eta.
NEW ettop.-400 bush. Tennessee Pea.
N"t., per steamboat. Arizona; and
for wllo by MER t ANDEMBON
_
no opposite Si- Charkm
R IGS ;1111-c.
PITTIBIIBIILI, 13, 1859.
fflisultanto us.
GIIIARD FIRE AND MARINE
RANGEINSIT
CO M PA N Y,or PHlLMarnta,lnsurem against
Fire Losses only. Agent's office, corner Third and
Wood streets, Pittsburgh- Capital and Surplus over
9300,000.
Parties West of the Mountains, now insured in this
Company, or who may desire doing so, will find the of
fine in this city more convenient than corresponding
with the Home office at Philadelphia. Applications for
Insurance. made through WM. MOORE, General AO,
or ItoBERT L. THOMPSON, Agent, at the Banking
House of Messrs. Hanna, Hart & Co.,norner of Third
and Wood streets, will receive prompt attention.
JOEL JONM, President,
ALFRED D:aiLLETF, V. F
J. B. ALVORD, Secretary.
Refer to—lion. Walter H. Lowrie, Lion. George W
Woodward. Wm. M. Swain,Esq., of Philadelphia hed
ger, A. J. Alien, Esq., of altirnore Sun, John W. Clag
horn, H. N. Burroughs, John Anapach, Jr., C, Dupont,
Thos. Craven, Esqs. nolam.tu.thasa
PURE LlQUORS.—Families can buy a
bottle of Rhine, Port,Madeira, Toneriffe, Sherry or
51ahurn Wine. Alen, Cognac Brandy of differentbrands,
very_nd Monongahela Whisky, Champaigne in quart,
plot and and half pint lwAt les; reduction made by dozen
or half down. All the above for sale by the quart or
gallon.
N. B.—Thom, wishing adulterated liquors need not
call. • D. FICKEISEN,
ard Inn 101' Third street.
THE LOYJNMEti!LN .. NA HOUSE
LATROBE, PENN'A.
FirGIIS LARGE . AND WELL TENTH,
LATEU CURIE, plensanUy located within a fee,
yard of the Pemia Railroad, in now open for the ry
yyption of rummer vinitors. A • fine tou-pin alley her
reyently been erected on the preminos, and fine firkin;
altordeil near by. All trains stop here. Chargea modernly.
1711A.Y. W. FISHER. 'Proprietor.
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYKES
PEI YSICI ANS FOR DISEASES OF TIIF
THROAT AND CHRIT, and other Chronic Ail
went.. ocupticattel with or caneing PLILMuNARY CUM
PI,AIN'N.
OFFICE-191 Penn street, Pltitebusgl4 Pa
CoNSUI.TATION FREE A list of questions sent to
li.e who ieislit.o eoileilt us by letter. ieliktßaelTer
VI A. WEAVER will open a handsome
• fwgortnwut. of FALL, AND WINTER
MILLINERY,
. t .,:tliur wttL s largo aaaortnient of CHILDRENS
,OTHINIi snd Patterns of all descriptions, at
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET, '
Su oud Story, iitiova Etliott's Shirt Store, on FRIDAY
Sehhiiiihor
PAPER !, PAPER !! PAPER !!
5 ()()0 . 1. 1 , 4 4 . . HARDWARE, 22.'32 an
- 0 ,,
amal, 22x.ii2 and 24130; '
L'iu renal, Flue White Ti , a
1.000 Straw IVrspluug—ail bless,
itmg
All of the 91,1V0 for :•11e at mantifarturera prices. •
W. B. LIAVEN,
nel7 Woud and 3rd and Market and' 4 me,
St:A LES ! ! SCA L ! -FA IHBAN.EJT
HAS, COAL, PLATFORM, and
COUNTER SCALES
13=Ell
NA I RBA N SCALE IV AR 6110U3E,
No. 61 Fifth street
MEI )ICA I. But ;KS . - LA large assortmen
~f Standard Wort,. in the eanons departMentafo
51e,liest Science, cou,dantly on hand.
ANIEILD'AN AM) I.:NI:USD MEDICAL WORKS
unovllea to order. ttltalogues forwanle,l on appto
KAY • &
Na Lb ‘Yoat street
I (MA` AND Ct/LWEI4L STREETS.—
..14 Thrt, int,. of Ground. with thrco Dwelling Hoine-a;
tl, }0.4 011 COIN eII atrec6t. A large Brick Hone, with
etore neon on the corner. arranged with hall. dining
ro.rn and and f.Cli other rnorna, gan tixturaz ,
Le. Al•ei, it Brick Ilon,,corner of Colwell street and
alley; and a Frenn Dwelling House, on Car
pciiter , i• alley. For prier and tennis, apply to
S. CIJ'FkiItERT k. SON,
deld Real titillate and General Agte.
11.1 AT 1.: 4 •' AMERICAN RAILWAY CASES
jup 2 voliiinog i
Law of Miubrays.
Angell on this POW of Ifigtways.
Angell on antlers.
Angell on Limitations.
Angell on Watercourses-
Angell on Fire and lids Insurance.
i•orto. oo Patents.
Crieo on Limitations and Lions.
i4orgeant's Mechanics' Lien
Stephens nu Heim - hugs.
chitty on Pleadings, ^ volumes.
tiennota 2 Heanluu Criminal Owe+,
Wharton's American Criminal Laic
`.134 KAY !CO. :wood street.
rieKLß.;s
-4:0 doocum Geri:101;
50 Mixed:
co - Chow Chow;
Walnuts;
union, just received and for sale by
itF.VMER. „I ANDERSON,
wnekl at., 00100.10 St. Charloa Hotel.
ICA cEHI
tag, Rao Cotlee;
10 Pepper;
lu " Pimento;
- 2.1+ poetret.4 Java Coffee;
bbl, Port Rh, 'Molaavee;
to tlneihnd and Granulated Sugar
Syrup;
inn keg lit. Carb. Soda;
too l.oxe. rartnua brand', 'fobaeee;
L:ol lialtebeArllk&pinon and Fire Tea, for sale by
..T-W3l. IL SMITH & W.,
Seeond and Front streets.
SUNIIIIIEB.
sou Uvula prune N. 0. Molasaos, Oak Coopere;
30 do zic..bune., S. 11. do;
*al .10 Lovering's first. quality Syrup;
Gtro log. tor home Rio Coffee.;
Pocket's choico Java do;
125 Half Young 113 - son, licin Pow
der, t aml Pumhiug Toga;
100 la,xac ~..,,ortod brands We, tea &bre lump
dace,:
to Leg. Veolugton mix twist Tobacco;
do ISL C-arh. Soda;
dnirel, Alum;
10 4.) i.ftlry Salt in Sacks;
;.‘i Iwhv Crain l'eppor;
15 do Alkyoer;
Mid Capcut;
• toauvi NO. 1 Soap;
too do Chemical Ohre Soap ;
25 do Cormau do.
30 do Variegated or Toilet Soaps
10 dozeu CO. WasilltKirds;
NI CIO Sueketa;
•
a, do Tuba. aqaorted !liana;
100 It Broom,:
50 doxes M. R. HIOSIII.II
• do No.l Norfolk Chocolate;
40 do Madison Starch;
tede, No.l and 2 Bating;
• tarrol, Bleached Elephant and \Vhale:Oil
to do Strad'. 'Volition. doi
IN. do Cod do do
10 .10 Can 40•
do N. C. Tar.
lu More and for Kali. by
aida MILLER a RICKETSON.
WANE. -_.',
Z elt,e% CiICSnOt quads Champagne Wine
do do j$ do do
30 lovyk,d,
L. lit•idmwek's qts do do
10 .14 .do do pta do do
do
lo do
as,
uhd.. obolCo Now Orloans Sugar,
30 - 1 , 01 Sugar;
100 blare a Y. R. and Bbtck Tea:
23. A " Gunpowder Tea:
00 bbls. Golden Syrup
100 boxes VII/ioll3 brands Tobacco;
00 kegs BL Curb. Sods;
For Sale by i.e 111 WIT. H. SMITH d CC).
SUNDRX FRODUCE.-
176 barrels choice Apples;
(t)Onipps;
" Hominy;
6 drestsed Horst
20 sacks Buckwheat Flour;
200 bush. Spring Barley, received-and for sate by •
JAS.4,nTEER,
.1012 corner Market, and First streent- _
JOIINSuN'S LIVES OF THE POETS.-
lives of the moat. eminent English Foots, with
critical observations in their Worka ; by Samuel John
son, with Cunningham'e Notes, and Sfacanley's Life of
the Author, in 2 vols., fine half calf binding.
dell KAY • (Xt. 66 Wood street_
$3 75
eiPER. E
;ed Cotton r Z-7C w AS r. 14, for E
per at 24, 37.14 and b ean n o n eonts.
.31aborung Crucffe m slay,
of a superior quality. Fire Bricks, manufactured from
ine name 'quality or clay; for sale by
CakOWICK d. BON,
No. in Wood 01. Piitaburigh.'
BEAVEIt J. JACKSON.—For. 'Sale, a
Double Brick Dwelling Rouse, with store room,
on corner of Bearer and Jackson streets, Allegheny,
price 111,50 0 . Term+, $7OO in hand. WAWA) one and two
B.cUTIIBERTA 80N,
51 blarkst street
rIPICKNOR . & CO.'S New and Complete
Llbrury Edition of the Works of Charles Dickens,
beautifully printed and illustrated; in twenty-two vol
umes, 12 mo. -
del2 - - :KAY Al. CO.. 66 Woodlitreet.
11101kRIII15 ROLL BUTTER,-20Q lbs. prime
Roll'Butter, received this day and for Bale by •
dela ' HENRY H. COLLIN&
REASE.—A• prime artiele
Babb' [datA)
NUMBER 51.
fflissdlinneo us.
RARE CHANCES
INVESTMENT.
THE MOST COMPLETE
SHINGLE MACHINE
DURABLE, PERFECT AND 'CHEAP
STATE, TERRITORY,
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
THE IRON CITY SHINGLE MACHINE,
PATENTED BY MR. S. C. COFFIN,
Inventor, of Pittsburgh, Pa, June ith, 180, is now
introduced to the public, and, commends itself for the
following advantages:—lts simplicity, durability,
cheapness and excellence of work. Fla : superiority tA
other Machines, Consists,—
Filar, That it is provided with an apparatus by which
the edging of the Shingle is perfdrmed by the ear which
cutsit, and which is °SAVINGOR FROM . • .
FORTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. IN COST.
Szcorro, By the means of two treadles, the block when
placed on the Machine is adjusted . in any poSition the
operator may dostre, by winch there ie a t3AVING.of
Twenty Per Cent. of Timber.
THIRD,-IT WILL SAW AND EDGE
SIXTY SIIINGLES
MI -t7T.ES
Tlie Machine will also cut Veneering, Looking Glass
Beek., Barrel Heads, Cigar Boxes, etc.
The Iron City Machine
Can be furnished complete for 9150, by the manufac
turer io this city, Mr. S. S. FOWLER, and eau batmen
in operation at the I'laning Mill of Mr. W. Dilworth, cor
ner of Seventh anti Grant stroete.
RIGHTS FOR SALE.
The inventor and patentee will dispose of COunty, State
and Territory Rights+ for the sale and use of the Machine,
on very moderate terms. Peraonadesirons of investing,
cannot find a better opportunity than the present. •
Colt and examine the 'Machme.. octsthdaw
H. CHILDS &
,SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood :Stmet,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR EX
TENSI %It and Woll selected FALL and WINTER
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES J
Of the Latest and moist Fashionable Styles, adapted, to
the season
They are now prepared to otter, at a smaltf idvance
over Com, the largest and most - complete assortment of
Prime.
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND:SHOES,
Ever brought to this city. We incite our' friendi and
Merchants generally, to mil and ex nine our goods.
/kir Particular attention will be given to selecting and
PUTTING UP ORDERS.
soltkamdiwAsUlip
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
chased the interest of his latt. partner S.
BATa3, in the ROOFINCi 8U31NE.13, ana L ,- sole
nvinufaetare and dealer in the following three diretinct
kinds of Roofing:—
Ist. Gum Elastic. Cement, Felt and Can
vas Roofing.
2d. Improved Felt„-Cement and Gravel
Rooting. .
3d.. Patent English Asphaltic Felt Root.
Ing.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Renting
Material for sale, wit printed instrueteana fur using.. Of
flee at BATFS a JOHNSONS.' 01,Ddia'AND,16 Smith
field street. • .-
N. lit.—This Gum Cement is unequalled as a Paint for
Metal Reefs, lastieg twice as long, at least, as paint. and
°heaver. selOslaw
RICKETSON
DIVELLINU
each 20 feet frcint
.eacock street. TLe
I and two . pa,rtora;
70911C13 ; grape arbor,
), a frame house 01
',rice and terms call
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL.
SMEVTING WOR:k8:,
PARK, lIPCIIRDY ,& CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SIIEANHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spatter Solder, .4e-, also irre
Porters and (Wakens in Metals. Tm Plate, Sheet, kron,
Wires &c. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, N 0.149 First, and I.= Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any do
tted Wien,. my29:lydaw
CER:=I
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
• _
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Warehouse, No. 149 First and 140 Second, streets.
Manufad rers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
• ills, Gaa and Water Sipe, Sad Irons, 1)0.2
• 0 Boxes., Steel Moulds, Pullies, Hangers and
Couplings. - -
Also Jobbing and Machine •rtastings of every delicrip.
don made to order. •
' Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary - fitting will be varefulty attend
ed to. , mylitlydaw
JM6''.7IL4IOIIPSON & CO.,
PAINTERS AND GT. A 9 aRRS I
N 0.135 Third Street, •
noT' Pittsburgh, Pa.
OT-A: "S"' P VT 32t - C
OFFICE at th 4 Ditt,sburih - Post, Fifth
street, mar Wood. • ' • lyl3
GAIUP HATS,-
- LEDGER HATS,
akTa Aripqg's,:
4VEm1 1;1011Th".4441.1 1 ll WOOd street,
..;•0 11 ,:i t hx>r
...PrerAmaLGEt.
J~-1 ~!.y,J
F 0 R
EXTANT.
WHOLESAIIE
PITTSBURGH, PA.,,
H. CHILDS & CO.);
No, 133 Wood street
WM. JOHNSTON,
WILLIAti
amozEt-iwut, re;
DATED Z. LARK-
HOUSE, SIGN . .AND ORNAMENTAL
WM. 11. WISITIIipt,
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