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The residents in the village of Mansfield, in
Cilikti'mtunty, Were much shocked, on Friday
morning, by the announcement that a young
girl named Minerva Dehaven, residing with
M. Duncan, about a half mile from
the village, had, on Thursday night, commit
ted suicide by hanging. She had been ern
loyed for three months past in the family, and
- Was last seen on Thursday evening at half past
eight o'clock, when she was playing with the
children. About an hour after she was trussed,
barthelarnily did not become alarmed until
nearly eleven o'clock, when, presuming she
had gone to visit the family with wiom she
bad last resided, some miles distant, Mr. Dun-
can went to the carriage house to hitch up his
4,4igh to go in search of her. Upon entering
tipeOuttbotsse. be found her suspended from a
rafter, with life entirely extinct. Deceased
was between 41fteen and sixteen years of age,
was born and inised in the vicinity, was cheer
ful and good tempered, and had always sus
tained a good kharter. No cause can be
imagined fore ach en act in one y.)ung.
Coroner Bostwick held an inquest on the body
yesterday, and the jury found a verdict in se-
L nopiisnce with the above facts.
RUNAWAYS. —The sound of sleigh-bells seems
to set horses at their wits end, for scarcely an
hour of the day passes in which we du not hear
of some runaway horse and sleigh. We have
heard of no serious injuries to any one until
yesterday, when, soon after dinner, a horse
with a sleigh attached, came dashing down
Wylie street to Fifth, and along that street.
Mts. Scully, an old lady of Birmingham, was
standing on the corner of Fifth and Smithfield,
against whom he ran, knocking her down and
fracturing her shoulder blade. She was taken
into Murphy's hat store, whence she was con
, veyed, to her residence during the afternoon.
' lief ibjurius are severe, but not dangerous.
The old lady was conveyed to the Mercy Hos
pital, where her injuries will be attended to.
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,o'llleek, some workmen were engaged on
• '•ifiblifi•Ptiinghttm Passenger Railway track on
Bmithfield street, when George Kirkpatrick
and Joseph Garvin, two draytnen, came along,
streets for many years, and one of the gang
mentioned, was knocked down, run over, and
ilduired slightly One of his companions was
similarly hurt. Colbert made oath before the
Mayor, and'Kirkpatrick was arrested and held
to answer. This habit of racing end reckless
drjy 4 ing cannot be too much deprecated, and
we tilfirtk s few examples of severe punishment
would have a good effect in preventing it.
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I•AROIS PURCHASE OF REAL ZSTATE.--141
Wednesday of last week, Moser , A M .
White sold, at private sale, all their right,
title and interest, being the undivided ono.
half, to the Aaron Sunman survey, lying in
Washington township. The tract contains
some forty-live hundred acres, and the interest
of the Messrs. White sold for Viii.ooo, or about
$25 per acre. A Pittsburgh gentlninan, named
McKee, was the purchaser, and we understand
that he will shortly commence taking out tics
and embarking in the lumber business gener
ally. A couple of saw mills and several sub
stantial houses are embraced in Mr McKee's
purchase. The sale is the largest ever made
in this county.—Cam bria Tribune.
There is some queer arithmetic in the above,
but we give it as it was published.
A. P. Aireifuvz, Esq., who carried the del.
egate electiOn in the Second ward ,in Thurs
day, requests us to state, in contradiction of
rumors privately circulated and published in
the nemspapers, that his delegates run merely
to secure the Ward for Mr. Phillips lie em
phatically denies that there was any "bar
gain and sale,•' previous understanding .r ar
rangement, and says that he will Isen candi
dalkoPofore the Convention of Tuesday next,
rers'the Maydralty, and that he hops he may
be nominated.
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M=El
intend to distribute two thousand loaves of
bred among the poor of this city on Christ
mas morning. It will be given out, by the
otistpntiter*of the new lodge of the order, from
MIMI
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That a 0,40 t the above reaoluttone be
to kta andpilhltahed in the eity
'•.' ' X MADLEY, Preaident.
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VOLUME XVIII.
Vie flail') post.
JAMES P. BARB, - -
EDITOR AND PRO! ItIETOR.
-I.hdly, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
wince. Weekly, Single snWriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of 11 . '6, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ORPHANS' FAIR,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
0 I T 7a" EAIL, _
Distressing Suicide of a Young Girl
driving their horses at a rapid rate. Patrick
Colbert, an old man, who has worked on the
KILLED IN A STONE Q1226.13.11.Y.—0n Thurs
day afternoon, a young man named Charles
Spanks, employed in the quarry of Joseph
Shallenberger, near Lock No 2 on the You4h
iegbeny, met with a violent and sudden death.
He was at work in the pit, when a portion of
aba bank came down, crushing him into a
shapeless mass and producing instantaneous
death. It took the men nearly an hour to dig
him out, and his remains was so shockingly
mutilated that it was with difficulty that h.•
was recognized. An inquest was held on the
body by Squire Patterson, ratter which it was
decently interred at Neulone, opposite Guffrey
Lantisig, near the scene of the accident.
PAIMIENTHER RAILWAY ITEMs --The Bir•
mingham Passenger Railway Company are
clearing the track preparatory to putting cars
on the track next week.
Some of the cars of the Manchester Passen
ger Railway have arrived ; the track being
prepared for them, and they will be put on on
"MObrhy.
Some half dozen of the cars on the Citizens'
Passenger Railway have been taken off, and
eara leave the Penn street station once in ten
minutes. Probably the effect of cold wea
ther.
Btwoul..A.R.—A gentleman of South Pitts
burgh, who did not give his name, called on
the Mayor yesterday evening, and stated that
during the previous night., while his wife, who
WU in bed, was suckling her child,some vessel in
)airisidt gave way,and she died in a few minutes.
He was about to have her interred yesterday,
when the neighbors induced him to have an
inquest held upon her. He called upon the
lifayor, and, informed him of the circumstan
-998, but the coroner having gone to his home
"in Lawrenceville, it was determined to post
pone the inquest until this morning.
RzaDING THE HUNGUY.—According to cue
torn, the Bone of Malta, ae we are informed
the idayor i e office, at nine o'clock on Sunday
morning. What the Keystone Lodge will do
remains to be seen, but we are sure they will
be equally as liberal.
RAM: NO.—Two carters on Wylie street were
racing, yesterday afternoon, to the imminent
d►nger of passengers along the street. One of
them, Henry Gilmore, was arrested and taken
before Alderman Rogers, who imposed a tine
ot SA, which he was unable to pay, and was
committed in default. The other man could
not be found.
Death of Robert Galway.
'At a tneetihg of the Directors of the Pitts
burgh Insurance Company held at the office of
the Company, on Friday, the 23d of Decem
ber, Hitts 4he fellowing preamble and resolu
tions were unaniv: , - 1 7 y adopted :
Warmua,'lt has , Thyme Providence to remove
from this life, Rohr' • psay, , late President of
;mid - ?per that some suitable ex
. Zegrai • Meeease..-and sympathy for
• family should ;I. .• • . Therefore,
. ittaced. That vr, . • .•eard of his deathselth emcs
It regret, and Oar We deep!
• • .se with *led &fluty of the d
•' , sudden and lreavernent.
' 2, That we "UAW the funeral of oar 1/0 friend
••• • )Ok tomorrow.
141A.Biac oollectioa of miscellaneous
% h a esublogue, ga the
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CHARGE OF FALSE FRETINEEN.—On Thurs
day Adolph Otto was held to answer by the
Mayor, on a charge of false pretences, prefer
red by the proprietor of a tavern on Water
street, who alleges that defendant obtained
board of him under false representations.
ALLICAZD FORGERY. —SamueI Logan, of
Mercer county, was arrested, a few days since,
charged with passing a forged note for $250
on Mr. Derrickson, a banker of Meadville.—
The prisoner refunded the money, but was
committed to answer.
AS CHRISTMAS AND lIRM - YEAR'S DAYS
fall on Sunday, the Trust Companies, Deposit
Banks, and bankers generally, have resolved to
observe the Monday following each as holi
days. Parties 'baying notes due on Monday,
will therefore be obliged to attend to them to
day.
STRANG B.—The Lawrence Journal says there
is nut a single prisoner in the New CwAlte jail
GRuCER.I.E.S FUR CEIRIIsTMA.Ii.—Every good
house-wife make% miner pies. plum pudding. fruit rake.
or all of them. for her Christmas dinner, mid fur use
during the tiolidlo week. These require, a, ingredi
ents, nurnerum , rule articles of which male bipeds
know but little until they are obliged to buy them. T.,
those whu bare thin pleasant duty to perform we say g•,
to Haworth a Brother, corner of I annum.' levimil th.•
Diamond, who have everything necessary for the above
purposes, raisins, currant", eider, citron, spices, ac.. and
lot of choice Moors for family use. They have also a
full stock family groceries. augur, 11101. SPA, tea, ae .
with which they will be happy to supply 'heir ttuato
mein. They are reputable ruereliarit,, and anything
purchased of thou) ran be relied upou m pure, and we
know they sell at mouerate prices. We trust our read
ere will hear this to intud in making their purchases. us
we think they can do nu bettor than to cull upon [hem
CHRISTSIAIS PRESKY(Tis.—The Lime for mak
ing presents to our dear ones is fast approaching. auil
no doubt everybody is puzzled to know a kat to buy as
suitable present, which will he wteful and at the game
time valuable. We, for our part, know of nothing more
appropriate for the purpose than a hue gold watch. a
nice chain, a pair of oar rings, or a solid shier set of tea
or table spouts, either of which are useful and valuable.
and will he remembered by the reeve r F u r any of
the ala ve articles call on Messrs Iteineinan A NIS) rats,
No. 42 Fifth street. where you will find the largest Sc
sortmeut in the city
THE ORNIANS' FAIR, at City Hall, is still
going on, and in uightly thronged wait vnnio rn. I'h, L.
die. are using their utmost exertiolis u, 1 , 1 - Itig nil LI,
money possible into the treasury. and the) scent to 1.•
very successful. All who go are pleased. sod generally
leave with a determination to return.
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In noticing some articles on exhibiuon at the Fair. se
alluded to two eaddlen, the manufacture of which yr
attributed to the wrong person. They were made by II
W. ()laser, of Wood street, and are inaeed heautifil I. ,11—
playing auperior woritmansh:pc We commend them 1.0
the attention of all stellors at the Far
GRADUATED, at Duff's College. Pittsburgh.
W. D. Speer. W. H W- ii..lastrd,J A Keat
ing, E. B. Dysart, EL El ittsigels, ht — lMlne. • Scrutt. J
D Musser, G. L. M'llaram." - rf' Hill, S W French
.W. Watson. J. A. Mitchell. Witham ;Kerr all of
passed a highly tuttlefamory extunination. raid ser.
awarded their diplomas with repos of the Idol - Aid
ues edition of Du DCA n's Gems Pen h • ki
withstanding the recent large graduatiug the
splendid new hall of the Cullege fills tip a. 15.-I is." the
graduate. retire.
P TTSB ['AG /I T K A THE—The engag.lino t k.t
Mrs. lt,rers at tine estatthshment rlo.eJ Isar •stow
wall her bent. , 6l., when she waa greeted with a goal al.
dienee. We are sorry to lose her. to she .s a ,- spiral
tress. 'co -night the stock company appear in the drsms
or - The Shoemaker of and the - Idiot Wit
nesA, - two gavel plays Mr. (low, has ro praparatton
some novelties (or the holidays. On Unmans,. Ma n i
day) two performances, three pieces at each
Nxw lAvuux House.—Wecall attenti,.ri t,,
the card of Bennett t Ouroll, elsewhere. wlw kkavr
opened n wholesale liquor 110i1se on Wu. sl pwre*.t. ak.o‘r
Path They have, be.lden a full si...ek o( ohm,.
and liquor, a good as.nrtroent of ollwiee.. ail ..Igat ,
',imam pickles and •oioh art e 1.... Roth itentlenp-u Sr.
well known hero, and wr ILANr no dull lacy will
build up a flue trade
f/YsTERs, fiANIE AND Tii
all of our readers will he ',eking , dainties for l'hr,t
man, sud if they will take our advice and call upon Col
O rap, Heed, under the St Charlea, they, will have little
trouble in finding them. Cul iteod's ILA the only plan
in the ,ity where Ittahbr. No. I ,1.-ter. Im tw had
and he has besides a fine lot of frui•on and game of
eve; y Jewel-441.0
"TEIE F.DU,ATOII."—We ling reetii yeti tile
latent number
the Western Per.any I ranln rewiio-1 le A A.t.X•1111./ t, 11. &lei
ethiad Ly Itev Samuel Fittilli.y It i.outtuith none
tiriginal article, 11.13•1 excellent iieleettona and it quite h
rentable little book.
TI! must suitable prosPnt for a Chrt,trua...
pre%enL. In a pour of new geuts• 'tipper.. or for n lady a
lair of neat
,gaiter , or new or fur 4.loliren. a pr,
of red toped and the paw•e Iu gut them the
xud f•heapext tx xt the ,ruarn Atore of Jo.eph H. Itorland.
tal Markel street aooond 'Lan. !ruin Firth
o eall.
ELI YOUNti, the Cornucopia., always up
to the blllon, wth be prepared boday .11
may with Chrintnu. t•ntl /11.1 , 1 .1•••11.
the rind quality. Throughout the holl.laN vr,et
will tar equally ready. an•l those wt.° kn..w what I.
will be mitre to patronize him
M lECti A •11( - 4 . N•TIT I'TK. ----This I n.tit . ition,
tile Want of "ittl .0 long felt t:vr .
IC now . open. under ,•I
Jaelcinan di Johnson.. the I Afayo•tt••
Lranee, lib 11;te at street. It is deatEned for the le -I - petted
exhilatton of the pro,'ueta of Afeohanie%, Ala.] (nen,
rera I nventura, and Annette , : and i.e A pinel• of
for h o me seeking infOrmatiem relative
of industry, either by exatninatiou of sample,. :
scientific pu hlleatic.na. Thome iniVing article. to I.ring
before the public will thud it greatly mib«it edran hate t.
lent e sam pl e..
,wir The public are respectfully invited to visit the
nau to Le.
HEATINO BY STEAM. --As a L4,timoilial ~t
the workmanlike manner, perfem action of their no•lf
lrietilateatautenngtimon'hte":e7artr.'dyet."kee"p'onol•nliyr.ainqnfedlt,radtj,l:':,
we give tins eertaticate to Messrs I intro and Phillip , .
aueoesaors to Phillips A Co., for their plan of heatibv
by airman the Second Ward Publie Schoola In the eit
Puteiburgh, and which has met our approval, and me
would recommend them to the public to give enure
ermafaction of heating by steam.
R. Miller, Jr., John Marnhall, Jr.. M b/e.rge
Wilson, John Lareciora.
VLS & PHILLIPS,
Steam lientsrig, Ciam ?lamp, Pkantunv,,illtrrt4T
Dergera 111 [Very de3C710013 of Gag Firturra Pump,
No. ea IN ood and I 4 First street, PlUatourith.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, WALTHER, AND HOP DEALER
Pitt 8 eeeee , Pittsburgh
HA VI NG COMMENCED BREWING
for the season, I am now prepared Lb turn.h my
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE.
In addition to my regular ',mode., I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages eapresaly for family use.
This Ale is not only a delightful beverage, but is highly
recommended 111 the medic I faculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
celebrated
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constantly:on hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages soot to any part of the city. nog] I am
SP A L DFN
LIQUID GLUE;
CRISTA DORO'S HAIR DYE ;
Brown's Bronchial Troches ;
Also, a large assortment of
POMADES , PERFITMEILY , ETC.,
SUPER'S DRUG STORE,
Oor. Penn and St. Clair streak
gar DR. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS have re
ceived the warmest econiums from the press and' peo
pie of the Union. AB 11. Valllabio tonic for the qure of
Dyspepsia, alatulence, Constipation, and general ner
eons debility, it cannot be approached. Every.day, new
cases of its great effect are chronicled through our pub.
lie Journals. There is nothing equal to the enjoyment
which the afflicted experience when using this valuable
specific. Its mild tone, lie sure and vigorous action
upon a disordered stomach, and the elearusieg of the
entire human body, should recommend it to all
of our community. All that will be nocessary;NE
vinoe the &opting of in healthy effects, is to
a bottle endte astiksfilst.
Sold by dnntglani and &Wena
Etell i rliere.
areturars and Prognetorsi
dein Baal Wasse. medal grout stmts.
PITTSBURGH.. SATURI>AY MORNING, DECEMBER .4:1, 1859.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY E P., C - - RA I? I-1
ARRIVAL OF OVERLAND MAIL
Washington City Items
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA I
Gibson, the Defaulter, Held to Bail
CONGRESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE'!
The Negro Holsinger Executed
STEAMER AGROUND AND PEOPLE STARVING
$lO,OOO IN GOLD FROM PIKE'; PEAK
THIRTY-SIX'T'H COXGREss
FIRST SESSION
ASTITNnTiS. Mr
Farnaworth, of 111., b.•rn, i•ntitled t, lh. d
wks Ktv.• way For a moti.,a I. pro
t 4,4.11 lA, u Vole for ker
M N , r rut.,
‘ije. cod, Mr Ferri , %-rt
iirocer,lii< with h.- N . lll iri. r
ttie
Mr. Fitrii , viurtli intele
in gnoii faith HA •lirl pincr , .0)s
nn lxdun•ait n. th wn, of nt. !I. II
arid bib putiii, tin fn.
neartv throe week+rl , nur n 1 u 1-i
Gar ft Siwnkt•r 1111.?
th•• hniu. , “l, unit
until nil c.rt:iinlztttiort nit.; 1"•..n
!Tyke tut ittuthelf, nut ,ltd nut ant Int. En
puhliPan ',arty hold f,ir hho utter
am, 110 the\ lmnd
find rr,olutins in r • L',lard t 11 , •11 , ..!
and the deli,.•rd nrd
Those things were thrti.t. .1. their f.,,
thr , at , noth dinsolution tho I ni,.n thnt
count.. It had even been threotP , l , ..' ' that
if the lt,i,utilicanelo, t' • ("Ilion
shall be pevered inathnter. ki..
extracta fruntl.he Richmond Eneotrer of Jun 4 .
114:,7. and May arid Jun,, h;
that Journal had naed irroprea".ltilo ~, . r,d:t
trip., and
ahtl Inrth r ynl t hitt usnr h.
pyr.t4•lll, wtll rttL:.• wh,r.• u 7.111 tt
the uLh r I. .•.1.1....n0.ti•tt•d Mr
S..weird. h.. =nid. d irr•
vontlict do. tnto- tool •tr••:"••
fttor Ifituitl.nd 1;4,1 ',r
month with rogard to woh n o•nthel.
tio.t.tithor,t, of ro, • j0,,.2,
ion hint 11,1.11t),ILit • r • r- If. !i-r
It NINA II r 15.1
I, T!wr, wrt. n. t hin. •
111 hiN
slated the U.1° , 1 fre, lift I t•l'.l
t. , nrrii;;:r. Dori, r%ti, p-,rt
f u r endorsing a hook called the • 1 - I,a. 1)d,
mohd, -I irg,ro.i. nn I
emtvr-4-.1 t••”..1 car: t•-• it •
favor. aCklmg that Ow ur.t..r 1V4q•Is; , ••• 11,.•
inK into Africa and -..•1/Ort nil ki , 111.117 , L:
nation. t.r gnin th. if • tb•• •!o:l t.
ti..•n•••,' , r , I
and, liftfr gPtllng th , l ••
. i.. 1. I (-Lit •
thew h. liv in 10r1•••!1,.. 1.. r. ;tt,:.• r
minim, that it ir,.. !oh! I ••Ift•
I ii of the law, 43: it' I rot.
lit-v It hy ..1
that thy Lnion la. preaerv , d
n-yr% v I- tai: th. 3
*ollllfl4l.t tI h.rn,„
\ I r I .1. pr , • 1".• th• - at .
trade. Nr,ve, lii t.•
Mr . t a . 1!• NI e
the queetit.ll, wht , lt,or he eh 1..r,,-d
:11r that h.. —t Ip•Kr• u:
hr;.l (!,prn I ..
V1L4,14/1: 441 th, ht \ 11.• 1 , 4 r 1.2
nizwi thr higlwr Inv; of 5 ,,,t, i , 1 0nt and
‘vl,i , •ll compolled hi In It, ,•twy t;,,•
Mr ii , il.••r I
is 11, In y.. 1 ;if rt• , 0pe•111 . ,4 h% r.
ral the law. 7
Mr. Miles replied that he W7LS reit pre.,
hi gar whether ho riiv. , r r.
the sin ve•trailfi It siitio• urn
I,,ng Ow law- -1 1 l the an. t•t, t zaz.t,.:,
the traffic, he [whet,' .11.-w
the qu• :1011, th , South
thn t'o,hl.lPracy No man twileVi.4l
rrrewill 1 . 111. , 11 tho r.
Iynll . ad,ocat , , ,
111.•011, 014.'11.1 Itlo.l, , nsh r
wh,th,r ha )s u, fa‘. q- Lt] •,! th.• P.
gaive : -. 14%, Law
Mr. Farnsworth r,IJ lcd that 11 ,
,Wizr thnt rind I,c
P,••,ozan rernark•••l that io• ha .I oro•
/1 th, ni v ~r 1 that W. ,
In TP-4 , l.ellirig the slavr,tradr• in or not Of the
Union, and in favor of law, nil
Now do pal endorto• th , •I••• 11.•Iper •
book'
Answer -Lilo. a !Ilan .11•1 “au,..
The clerk checked the disorderly manil•l
ion
Mr.Stitrikin felt it hi 4 duty t.' him
aelf and thus , riiiireaented, that far its
bn,k ndvist, , it,,urnwtion, 11 l•
utterly abhorred and deti,ted it There were
not act many men out in the iiimitettiary iit
tlhto who would tolorate it for a moment.
Mr Kellogg expre,s,ai hi , gratitkation at
the turn the diseus,ion had taken lie thought
kt. could now be said that hts colluague w u6l
lie frank and plain.
Mr. Bonham said that the act of 1820, w hich
characterized the slave trade its piracy, war
blot on the statute book, and ought to be ex
purged, but he knew no party in the South
in favor of having the law of I a 1 4.1 repealed
With regard to the latter, he was not prepared
to say that it is trm.mstitutional. There is nu
considerable part of the South, or the Demo
cratic party, ~who agitated the miestt..n of re
opening the trade, which call never be done
in the confederacy. As to is holier he was in
favor of imening the trade at •14111' loture time,
he was nut prepared to say.
Mr. Farnsworth—Does the gentleman en.
urge the sentiment in the book -Black Dia
mond,- for the renewal of the sl.oe trade by
law'?
Mr. Bonham—lt is impracticable; I do not
stand in the attitude of one who endorsed the
violation of any existing law.
Mr. Farnsworth asked Mr. M . Hea whether
he endorsed the sentiment?
Mr. M'Hea, as an individual, was in favor
of re opening the trade, but this was not posi
tive that the Democratic party in Mississippi or
any other Southern State rndorscd it. He was,
however, for the faithful execution of the laws
as they stand against the re-opening of that
traffic.
Mr. Farnsworth did not think that such a
design could be fixed on the National Democ.
racy, any more than that it could be justly
charged that Republicans endorsed the acts of
John Brown.
Mr. M'Rea believed that he was the only
member of the Democratic party from Missis
sippi who entertained that opinion.
Mr. Farnsworth asked Mr Crawford wheth
er he endorsed the re-opening of the slave
trade as repdmmendeddn Black 4iiitmond.
Mr. Crawford replied that he had nevur read
that book.
Mr. Laman said that he had always been
opposed to re-opening the African slave trade,
He was in the Senate when Mr. Seward an
nounced the doctrine, which had such a start
ling effect on the South, tnat as soon as this
administration shall pass away, the abolition
ists would get control to overthrow Southern
institutions and remodel the Supreme Court,
so that its decisions should be against the
terests of the South. Mr. Seward said that tit'
expected - 4a his life-time there would not be the
foot of a Single slave on the continent, and
while he uttered this as his deliberate opinion,
his form dilated and his pale face was expres
sive of bad, malignant passion, and his eyes
glotml i as i f the fire of hell was burning in his
Mr. Farnsworth, earnestly---God grant that
letixA .rosy=see shads." when the foot of a slave
will not rest on the conlPeoLo4- 4 , ••• •
Mr. Bonham--You'll never see it.
Mr. Farnsworth said that be would not be
afraid. It was the wish of Washington. It
was the doctrine of men who made the repub
lic, and the men who will continue the repub
lic's existence. This did not endorse the raid
of John Brown. As to the fugitive slave law,
be and his people would not pursue the fleeing
negro. They would leave that dirty work for
the Democrats. Ile asked whether any South . -
ern gentleman was willing to turn out and
chase a fugitive slave? He understood that in
that part of Illinois called Egypt people catch
black men, and, instead of advertising them as
runaways, advt-rtiselfor their masters.
Mr. Logan, who repreuted Egypt, said
that any imputation that his constituents vio
lated the law, was false. It was right that
~ : tich runaways should be arrested.
Mr. Farnsworth explained, a ing that he
spoke for a large number of ItoMicans; not
one of them will stop an inch out of the way
in pursuit ,if man, woman or child, for the pur
pose of capturing thorn, and restoring them to
slavery, hut in saying this he did not say they
would plaice thernselv 'h in reiataniuo to the fu
witivc VW. They would pursue 13vCtOUTIP, as
hud bovn of masterly Inactivity
lie believed the proient fugitive slave law to
be unconstitutional and inhuman in some of
ids provi,ious, but he would notoffer armed
resistance to it, nor would his park.
r. Barksdale —The Con Motion pro ides
Mr the rendition of fugitive slaves, and to the
extent that you not idaiy it to that. ex ton t you
\ your matt .upport the Constitution
r Pn.rii.sw“rth You !nit Lake : the Conati
that I Should render
;,,ea -lavtbs
Mr. It prov idea for the remittlon
a- a 4 itiznn ..1 the iiountry, are bound
, 111 r t it and urilms you do it you are a
k A ppinu,.,in the gallery )
Nr rurnew.trth --.The Constitution has NOV
prof ided that minorities thrillrule innjori
t., the Union 1 Nt hut are you going
L I, with it Have t,,ii never read Buiwer
•• What will lie do with it Are you
ide the MisbLia.ippi river? if AO,
it. , w nius'h...of it are you giang to give us' Ain't
t 4.1.1 1,.•y: float their rafts
What—are vou g,,ing to do with Yen-
Isiie Doodle " [Vide that too (Excessive
h.,,ghter.) NV hat TAIL of tb.: Fourth of July
err yWu IZ, to • IV e 1};. and what will you
take" What are y•ou tiJ i to d 0 with the
gra\ e Waiittington. and" those mriftl, in the
N.irthi•rn who fought aide by aide with
hint in the battles tif thu rev lotion'Divide
in , .union' For God's eats, don't let Ufl
more of this Ta/wrable cry
the rnion • Ttenie men who till the gal
iaquer& for di.union sentimenta, don't
they know that if the Chitin k
inarl.:e pulpit., will bee,iiim the habitation of
lent. IVA flat.. wiH bevothe stiine quarries, where
~;a:h!.. kill ho ' might as well
talk ',hoot Ali—olvitig UN eye:Awning bilk a..e
, 11 , -.,;ving the ( ruin thee, State.
Mr Engli.ll sent 4 , the chair the procoditigi.
of tneeting held in t loengii, es preps
Ps Illptllo f..r •TAII It ..1/0% that
Mr I.`arn,w ,, rth'.l 4at‘quet.t...f that matter t
;;,. —rro.
Mr. Fetrn.worth - I derigired t.. any that
p,r,-or‘ tillttator,l with th, übjectaßruwn
!.ad t Crie« of rat the. proceed-
J1,1;3
14.r1, thf`lll
M r Engliah r•vnnrktvi that =w h a me,•4ng
prnlwr
that piakul4.l3 , rhl
th••,r •r,a
Nr et tI, • LI It wet.l
. 1(1%;
Ll,t• Ito
I • iii ul4 Li. ,
r •sit)4ffin, 1., .. t
•• .• r II • I / , •if...cratic iun
11, , Ilk OW •in,i
Sir M.l lerf/and itifit NV.41,1.w..rth
the tound er ~f the 1 - 4puldicati party in
Illinois ttwii Jupiter and in
his pn
rb.. , hr. fir 'WTI wu6 K
1r.rit,.. , 11 arid ‘ither
M r Fnrniv.. rth thfit it cytt4 l/•• thnt
tn.n.n nn itficieot work, r in
It•tUt,..• i.tirty. but it tVrt, unfair U. le.el
R , ptiblicac party re,p , nsr Me fur the ietit,.
mow. , -1 -re Hiqn, e,p,•ialls when we -my
I,nv au retra c t fr.all an hrtiek• without the
'oat The South ('ar ,, lina I,i-gi.daturo ittel
a ria-.41t441 1.. 'or , it ler a , . apl4 -
t•• hio, aril, or Ire leder:
wiaP4n the North
aud 11, 'night vino ahtih• pro' 11,-
t tiarito that ion t Demewrtitir party
r I.. , gnr read MI ol
riii.eting hold in ..turi , ra,
with Brown
Mr \Vi;llani Virginia, o htai ia .d
the Ilia r, b..! ieided. 1.. r a personal exphina•
ti,n, to, Mr. L i,nounead certain
-tatein.•nu , ui ih.. .s.ta let and Uri.n newsra
paper, ari.t
He bad taken o , lace, the inatt,r, deeinizo.;
It Letter 1 tolerate In•entiousto,!+ than Lo re
•trwt tho frPed , .in ,fated that
apeerh had been highly' .., an w el ,,h a l in v a •
news S LA1...9 by A inerionn itn,l Dem,wrattr, an
w,il itepubiican wspapar,
Mr tiartro l .l li-vh.l that Mr Smith
penult a vi.te to b.• taken for Sia-aker
Ir. :7mnith ,ulisentea, rlauurng , the floor ti
inorr,w
Actor a rail of the 2uth ballot w.
with the following result. hole warn
linr of votes, ill 2; rieee,ary to a choice, 107.
Slierinan, 19: Eto
rock, 10; the rest scattering.
The Howe then adjouriml.
SENATE -Mr Pugh introduced a biH relating
to the Loui, , virle and Portland Canal.
Air. Davis, or miBsi.sippi, introduced a bill
to provide a temporary government, and ere
ate the office iif Surveyor General for the Ter
ritory of A ri4onia. Also a bill directing the
manner in which testimony of certain Judicial
Officers may be taken fur he use of the I'm
rierl Stater Courts.
The Senate then want into Executive Se—
On the re-opening of the door the Senate
adjourned thl Tuesday.
MA I. tOY'S STATLON, (Mo ) December 23.
The Overland mail with San Francisco dates
to the 2d Inst., passed here last night.
Judge Terry was arraigned to plea in the
Court of Sessions at San Francisco on the 28th
ilk counsel moved to transfer the rare to the
Ninth District Court which was denied.
There were about $BOt.),UOO in the State
Treasury on the Int.
Snow - had fallen to the depth of 4 feet on the
sierra Nevado Mountains.
Over threelmns of silver ore arrived at San
Francisco on the '29th.
New discoveries of gold are reported from
Carson Valley.
A Democratic Convention had been held at
Oregon City. Sixteen delegates withdrawn.
Those remaming selected Gen. Lane, LaLsing
Stout and Judge Deady to the Charleston Con
vention.
The Oregon papers repreaent, the Simil Ka
meen Mines, as a living reality - 7 and probably
axtensive. ft was erpeoted there would be a
Gnat rush in the spring.
Tho dates from V ictoria are to Nov. 23d.
)rie hundrod thousand dollars in gold Mid
arrived .frorp Westminster.
T. LOT.' ts, December 23.—The steamer Dil
igent, from Alton, is aground on Chain, ten
miles above, and GO or 80 persons are aboard
without provisions. The ice prevents commu
nication with- the shore. Efforts are being
made to prevent them from starving.
The Pike's Peak express arrived this morn
ing with $lll,OOO in dust. The advises from
Denver City are to the 14th. Both branches of
the Provisional Legislature had adjourned, af
ter perfecting the code of laws for the govern
ment of Jefflinion Territrry. An extra ses
sion is to assemble on the 23d of January.--
Elections are to be held in the counties on the
Ist Monday in Janiihry fur the election of lo
cal officers, and general organization under the
new order of things. Utah advises up to the
lit inat, 4 are al§o recieved, by this pxrplil but
therels no neivkin that, territory.
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
COATS use to sell at -010,00 for ; 0,26
From Dress aoth,fine, me to sell at. 14,00 (or 1 , ,
First Ottuillty Cloth, : ~,, Hip fa
. ,
. Black Cloth Pants, , 6,00
CHARLESTOWN, Decel ber 28. --Both ` " (auFeraFtq "" 2r fo . 1 0 ,
Cassimere salts made to order " op • . 1
es of the South Carolin Lure •o, ease, Pta . ,A : 1 .., . , v....
ed the bill suspending ll Jun 0 o law I Trip ,• c •• •
. .. .. ..
requiring one dollar of specie i e vaults of Ai•ro- , . ,- - The above is the Cash '
.. Ms*,
r'' -.., etherthuroseut, UM libCriNP prices wilt be
the banks to three dollars In circulation. ostatisam
orow,•-
.C"it°.
EARAThiltragli, December 28.—The negro;l r e i 'DAYS.--Boston litimid: 1 40.;
Ruasinger, who was. oovieted sews titiqpigo of # l 4 4l. l inc i plig infid: Itiki .1-- ,
lisp
thomuedet-of ids wifil;•vten °iodated - UNA', et" •' ' . , , , . If MEE A MACR'Ph
11 o'clock. mut Noat Fifth Wris'a.
WASII imfros, December 23.—A postal con
vention has been executed between the Post
master General and the Minister from Bel
gium, establishing a regular esebange
correspondence—in closed mails between the
United Statev and Belgium to be conveyed via
England once a week, or oftener, and in coin
cidence as far as possible with the regular
sailing of the Anglo-American steamers. The
single rates for letters and samples of rnerchan
dize, originating in the United States and
destined for Belgium, or vice versa, is fixed at
twenty-seven cents, for which pre-payment is
optional in either country. There are also pro
visions for printed matter, The t-ansmiasion
of closed mails under this convention is to be
commenced on the 21st of January next. Pro
vision is also made sor a direct exchange of
mails between the two countries by means of
any direct lines of mail steamers which may
hereafter be established between the United
snam and Belgium, at the combined single
rate of Illteen cents for ea c h It •ter or packet
not exceeding half en ounce in weight,prepay
melt t being optional.
The difficulty between Senator Johnson, of
Arkansas, and Mr. Hindman, a Represents
Live from that State, which it was supposed a
few days ago, would lead to a hostile meeting,
ha; been amicably settled through the medium
.To , onlis and Pryor.
WAS II INfiTON CITY. Deeemher 23 —ln the
Democratic Senatorial caucus to•dav, after a
full discussion of the churoes against General
of the f',:yistitutioti paper, he was
nominated as printer to that body by a vote of
twenty against five. The impression Is that he
will be eluted.
The pulp, in executive sr-s.ddri, cun rineA.l
the fidlowing nominations: N. B . Browne, as
po,dutster at Philadelphia; Mr. Hatch, as
p,,trnaider at Buffalo: Mr. Vanier. as pitd
waster at Cincinnati, and Mr.BiEdip, a= com
missioner of patents.
The indications are that there will be no
quorum in the Senate till Tuesday week, the
2d of January, cut consequently it is not pro
bable that the President's Message will be
communicated prior to that time.
Barnig, and several other prominent ban•
hers in London have made a joint appeal to
the British Cabinet, to recognize the constitu
ti-ned government of Mexico. Lord John
Russell has appointed the flth of December for
an official interview with these gentlemen, and
it was believed that the British government
was favorable to the appeal.
The vote for Speaker to-day showed that Mr.
Sherman, as heretofore, lacked four votes of an
election. lifty•three V 01,6 were scattered
among twentrsfovr gentlemen,neither of whom
received more than eight votes, and fourteen
unity uhlimach.
OdolDavis and staff arrliere, with a large
amount of ordinance store?, on the way to
RfOinond.
1),,ir 5 .,;,-oenmranv rerunin on guard at Char
lestown, and q " 11. Its beez entirely restored
lutk.r.. lot, steepled the
Th.• Lecislature ~ irginie, by joint r
irin,Ofiteni to that
( ~ niti, n wonitil, 14 the eitize of Philudel
[Alla, roci.i Cling it as an ' elddenCe o . .• IleVOt
Ind pall - lotion of its her-dc dongrs. .
42mA:1dpi:is, Ouio, Ih.cenitier 23. T —Wro. H
Gttreun w&h, this morning,' admitted to bail in
the cum of ten thousand dollars, to appear be
tore the Court, January 26th, 1660, when the
motion fur a pew trial will Le awned.
COMMERCIAL.
p I TTSRU R 11 MARKETS.
th , D,ctly Awning Post
Prrrsevnaa, Dreember 243, IgZoa.
Flour frown azure 41.00 U [AAA, at ss,zo for
u rwrfl 5.5.3 4 / 4 145.60 for trrthd" f5,416(*1021 for '6lfre
tam,ly
(irato 20, Lu•n kto,i V hem. NI 11 1:6, rtom
.tarn. fruit. Ntort,, id 6.6 e; end 3t:l buah
MIMIC!
Feed ,a 1„, 51,1411,0 g. 10. sl,to 100 1101.
Buckwheat Flour Soirt, 50 sack., from ,u.re.
rt,lo . Ind,
Sugar .511.14-N 5 1.11.1
6 .• tt 10 I.tda do
Mot Sale- 10 Nat 5'.:e2 44 gal. ,
ITee...Sales pacio, Rill la 12?-iallic.
Syrup : 4 alea LIJIt HoladelpilLa of f.te gal
Potatoes _Sale. Mu Lush Net.ltann,K.k., from store
Apples. 85 lAA,. at V-. 0.1842.01 . 1.
Cheere Sales 50 boxe4 W R. at lac.. p lb.
{lay Sales 1 . 2 I , suts fr..rn .•ii) .'ales at $19422 p too.
Illde• .8.141 es i 8 Lireen at Styr decline.
Dried ! Fruit -Sale. 14 huh Apples, at sl,s7
Oil HAD,. 10 Uhl.. Lard No. 1 at abet. p gal
Sall. Sales 44 baL4. extra, at $l,lO p bbl.
Butler Sales 9,200 lba. Roll at 17,41 lb.
Eggs... Sates 4 bhts at lac doe .
Lime Sales to 1.0.11. Louisville at $1,25
Flags Sub, 1 ton mixed at la e r, 1,1 D..
VlThlsky.. Sales la) bbl. Rectified at 26427 e. IR gal
Ir Inc Innatl Market.
Ireeember 23 —The money market is un
hanged. but eery stringent) with a continued pressing
demand. Exchange buoyant, and banker; in some ea,
e. paying for eastern. Bogs—The market was gen
erally quiet too-.lay, with le'- animailon than yesterday;
though the receipts are light, packers feel rather I_4l/-
l 1 ”11S, sale. 3000 head at 5it.2.5058,50: the market closed
rather hasty Froninnus—The feeling In the market
to day is more subdued, and it was generally easier to
buy, though prices cannot be called lower, first class
brands of Mess Pork brought ale,bo; some sales were
made at $17,26, February delivery; Lard in fair demand.
sales 700 Wits at 10e and 500 kegs at holders seem
ed more wilting to sell at these rates. Nothing trans
pt red to Bulk Meats. but they may he quoted at 0 and iic
on the spot, and and 6 , 4;:, February delivery. Green
Meats steady; at 5 1 .4(iiifil i ic for shoulders, 7c for sides,
7316pac for hams In Flonr there is no change in the
market; sales 1000 bida au aortine at $51,36, delivered at
Lawrenceburg; $5,45. Whisky firm and in good demand
at 2.3®M i lc, the latter rates fur wagon lots- There is no
change in tirricenes, the demand is fair, holders firm;
inic was uttered (or a round - lot of Molasses at the land
ing and refused Wheat continues firm with a good
demand. at $1.23401,25 for: prime white, and $1,1541,i
20 for prime red. Corn firm and to good demand at ilinc
or bulk. cats dull And prices drooping; though not
quotably lower, sales titlo bush, in bulk, at tiOn 1000 do
in bulk at 71.3.4 c. Rye in active demandhpriees advanc
ed to 81 *lamb. Bark/ ditirand prillikeeteady at lest
quotation+, std. 170 buida fair fall at 05(.41.110.
Philadelphia Market. i
PHILIItELFHL.,, December 23.—Flour unchanged; sams
to-day at way-A.6x for superfine, $5,02 5,823 for
extra. and VW for extra latni(y spd taney;the rupee-
Mins amount lo 15,314 Mils, (idling °Tor WV barrels
"Int, last week. Wheat in limited demand; Mies 2000
hush; red $1,.1.101,34,, white $1,4001,g0.- • Corn declined;
sated 400 Nish at. 80482, for dry new yellpnitfloat, 70@
75c for damp. and 9'2m. nats in fair demand;sales
2000 hush. prune lielawa re ...old at 43u, and Pennsylva
nia at 44.• Whistry steady at 1331/10271/c.
New lurk Market
Saw l'oax.. December U.—Cotton firm; 800 bales sold
mostly in transitti. Flour heavy: 14,.5(0 bbl sold; Ohio
4.5,6065.75; Southern $5.3606.75. Wheat firm; 0000 bus
sold, at 41,20 for Milwaukee club. Corn declined; sales
17 OW bush at 841487 r. Pork 'buoyant; Mess $16,05415,-
12i1Prime 11111,551411.75. flacon qulet; short ribbed
dles Nc; 150 Idids sold at 50 12c. Wool quiet but
firm; sales 40,000 Ills tierce at 40@80c. Whisky firm at
27e. Sugar firm and inactive:..O.7! , (A)., Muscova
do 7@754. Coffee firm; wiles 9900 hags Rio at 11%c.
Molasses firmer at 58(00% Freights 012 Cotton to-Liv
e rpool
New York Mtock Market.
Nrir l ,itk, lieeeniber - more a'tivo and
better.
Chicago & Rock Island 83 1 , Reading
1111131,18 Central R. It.. brity Virginia Sixes
Illinuistentral bonds.. Missouri els
NOW York Central.... d 4 Penna. Coal 82
R. T. KENNEDY W S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY, '
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
HEAT RYE AND OORN PußCEiAsei..
fri Ili's, CORN MEAL ANT) HOMINY,
MANLIFACTURI,D' AND DELIVERED
IN eITTSBURGH AND ALLEuHENT,
au7:lydamj TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
Z. L. EISNER, .
No. 114 Oaci. Wood and Flhh Stltelets,
ffliscellanto us.
Boilers and Appendages for the United
States Steamer Michigan, at Erie, 'Pa.
' NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Construction; RoMpment and Repairs,
DeceMber 16, late. 1 ,
SEALEDP"P?SiTTII4 etlkbereee've
by this Bu reau
oi uear t
two tubular boilers and the following appondagoe [bribe
United States steamer kfdchigan, to be delivered oh
board the vettsel in the harbor of Felle, Penn, on or be
fore the 16th day of June next; Six (6) green Sand iron
castings, to be fitted In the boiler Names for grate and
bridge wall supporters; one smoke-pipe, in two planes,
fifty-one (al) inches diameter, of Nos. 10, Ll.andlasheet.
Iron, one piece five feet long, with cape and cleets fa
securing it to the steam drums; the other pieeotwenty
seven feet long. the bands and eye-bolts of old pipe to
be fitted and fastened on the new; two east.tron safety-.
valves and seats fitted therein, with wrought iron levers
and cast iron weights; one gun metal double branch
steam pipe to connect main steam pipe of engines with
steam drums of hollers,rthis casting will weigh abet:deli°
pounds.) with one large and two small Winches, the for
mer to be faced and fitted to steam drums of boiler!, all
the douches to have the bolt-holes accurately drWed;
one blow off pipe, of 4 pounds copper, to connect t oth
safety valve chests to the pipe hadtng intowheekhouse,
with four grin metal Winches, faced, bored, and bolt
hole., drilled ; one hundred and fifty % inch and one
hundred and fifty % inch iron joint bolts.
Placing in lathe and reboring the piston of starboard
ay finder. furnishing and fitting thereto a new wrought.
iron piston-rod; twenty new piston follower-bolts and
note of the same dimensions as those now muse. Re
te,ring its place (true with shaft journals) the crank-pin
holes of centre abaft arauks and fitting two new wroughtt•
iron crank-pins to the same; one sot of Main erode-head
brasses; one set of air-pump link brasses; one Bet °lair
pump link connection brasses; one set of air-pomp
cross-head bushings, (brass.) The metal of the above
brre.ees to be comported of 14 parts of best barma tin and
lio parts of refined copper, bored and planed to fit seen
mtely their respective rade and pins. The gun-metal
pipe and 1 - lunches to be made of 12 parts of copper id
on.. of tin. The boners to he made of the best qual m ity
..f charcoal bloom boiler plate, tube sheets to be one
gh
Writ/ 2 i inch, water bottoms and ash pita three-ei the
t. , ,,) inch. shells rive-sixteenths .6-10) of an inch gir
lies... The crowns and sides of shells to be nod
by T iron. from which the braces are to lead, which are
to be accurately adjusted, so that when subjected to the
steam pressure the tension upon all will be alike. The
tube sheets to be drilled end reamed aecnrstely to a
image, and in setting the tubes they are to be expanded
on both sides of the tube sheets.
The boilers will be each nine feet two inches wide in
front ht. tone feet six inches hirh and fifteen feet eight
lichee "In length, furnished with the neeessary numand
hand hole plates, furnace, tlue and damper doors, lugs
for front grata bearers and for securing boilers to the
ship, to he tested in the factory when completed at a
hydrostatic pressure of forty (40) pounds per square
inch. and when on board in their place end the °mimeo.
tons made to he tested by a steam pressure of thirty
(30, pounds per square inch.
'lhs brass tubes to he furnished by the Department
and to be set up by the contractor, the Department be
ing responwble for all tubes condemned from their de
fect and the contractor for all condemned from bad
workmanship.
The price of boilers to be per pound finished less the
weight of the tut*s. Cant-iron will only be used for fur
nace doors and mountings, man-hole, and man-hole
plates, and stay thimbles.
The whole work to be done in the best manner and to
be subject to the inepection and approval of such per
eons as the Department nippy appoint. who will have the
right to r.-feet any part °tithe work or material in any
'tage of progress.
1 •rawtnis of the loiters will be furnished to (steam en
gine man ofacturing establishments who intend build
ing.) on application to the Bureau of Construction.
Payment wilt be inside on the boilers for one-third
their estimated anneals when th• y are half completed,
ntiod bird when they are completed and tested satiate,
tonly by hydrostatic pressure, delivered and properly
pisc;4l on board the vessel, end the remaining sum that
may be due to be pod when they are connected to the
enuinee and tested satisfactorily by steam pressure.
The remainder of the work will be paid for when It to
properly executed and delivered on board of the vessel
satisfactory to the superuitending engineer officer.
Bidders will be particular in stating the prices a
.4 "b they propose to complete deliver
„rv int e i f exceed 10th day
.the work, and t:
of June hvxt
Thi• prop,osmons must be endorsed 'Propositions for
Boilers nod Appewlages," that they may be distinguish
ed from other business letters.
The offer. as required - by law, must be accompanied
by 11 writhm guhrantee of the following form!
FORM OF OFFER-
1. -- —, of n the State of
hereby agree to furnish and - deliver on board the U. 8.
'weenier Michigan, in the port of Ene, Penn., and pat
in their placiea, two tubular boilers, in conformity with
the HAN ertisemeut of the Bureau of Coustruction, trc.,
of the 19th of Decetutier. I&.S, at the rate of cents
per pound. and to (urniah and‘deliver on board the yes
-9.1 (properly fitted) the followingatticlas at the prices
seLnypoad.e.,x,hp4 . rasissaparis—an4lassywviaz Two pieoesa
smoke pipe with oldbfaids and eye fitted thereto,
and new cape at cents parlpound, exclusive of old
material,. Two cast-iron safety -valve chests (bored for
valve Setae with cast-iron bonnets and valves fitted
complete. at cents per pound. Two T-inch gun
metal valves and seats fitted complete, at —ee nt s per
pound. Wronght-iroulevers and studs, valves, stem
and pins complete, nts perpound. Chae gunmet
r
al (double branch) _ pipe, fitted to steam drams of
holier by two &inches, the other flinch fitted and faced
to mean steam pipe and drilled with suitable bolt holes,
at cents per pound. Copper blow-oft pipe with cam
position flinches (bored and faced,) complete, at—
cents per pound. The requited quantity of % and.%
inch MOO pant screw bylte,at canna per pound.
ENGINE WORK..
Fleeing in lathe and accurately boring the piston of
starboard cylinder, dollars and. cents.
Furnishing, turning. and fitting accurately to the above
one wrought-iron piston-rod, with keyholes and keys
complete, and putting it in. place onbeard,et—
dollars and cents. Twenty new4wrought-Iron)
piston follower bolts and nuts complete, at cents
per pound. Furnishing the necessary tools and re
boring in its place (true with shaft journals) the crank
pin-holes of centre shaft cranks,— dollars and—
cents. Furnishing, turning, and fitting in their ewes,
with the necessary keyholes and keys, two new wrought
iron crank-pins in centre shaft cranks, complete, at
cents tier pound. Furnishing, boring, plaining,
and fitting in their places the necessary braces reqtureA
about the engine, at cents per pound.
Three hundred and, sixty single grate bars, riveted
together in pairs, at cents per pound. Dry sand
iron castings as may be required, at cents per
pound. Wrought-iron work for securing boiler to the
vessel, at cents per pound. We will agree to fur
nish, if required, marine engine fitters and bolter ma
kery to work on hoard of the vessel, with the necessary
tools, and including foreman, at —dollars and--
rents per day of ten wooking hours. Blacksmith and
helper, with forge, tools, and fuel at factory, on board
or the vessel or at the wharf, at dollars and
cents per diem of ten working hours. Pattern-makers,
with tools, at dollars and cents per diem ;
white pine lumber, at cents per superficial foot.
Should my offer he accepted I request to be addressed
—, and the contract sent to me at —, or
for signature and certificate.
t
I 'Ate
Vii tiornq
[Signature.)
FORM OF GUARANTEE
The undersigned, , of in the State
of , and --, of in the State of
, hereby guaranty that in case of the forego
ing bid of for the tubular boilers and appemd
ages therein named be accepted, he or they will, within
ten days after the receipt of the contract at the pest of
floe named. ur navy agent designated. execute the oon
tract fur the name. with good and sufficient suretiewand
in case said
aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the difference be
tween the otter of the said and that which
may be accepted.
(Signatures of the two guarantors )
Date. 0 D.
K F.
Witness
I hereby 'ertify that the above named are
known to me an men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee. 6 H.
Date.
To be signed by the United States district judge, (Jai
ted States dtstrict attorney, collector, or navy agent, o
del7:law4w
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
tHAAc JONFJ3 JNO. J. BOYD—.W?d. WCULLOUGH
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
itlitinotausa OP
CAST STEEL.
111:=1
SPRING, PLOW, AND A. B. STEEL
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
oct7 PITTSBURGH. PA.
HOLIDAY PIANOS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVIRO
a choice lot of
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EXPRESSLY SEUCTED FOR THE HOUDAYS.
Also, a fine stock of PLkNOtil, a first class Es ern
makers, which we can sell from OPP to X 00(
Attar
are great bargain and we Invite the
two of purchasers theretrk
H. KLEBR.R 41. BRO.,
Sole Agenta for Steil:mars Pianos, •
dela No. 68.Flflh' • •
•
JNO. THOMPSON & _CO' ,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAAIXNTAL,.i
PAINTERS AND ctuslools,
No. 186 Thlrd Street 1
_
• IBST PRIIMIUM. AWARDED BY TAB
STATE FAIR TO
ORACIF & CO.
FOE TS* BM ,
SSI °X" Clo , 17' 31111 IES.
For
3 v %Bloat Raniptibt hatillea,sad basir , v4,4o,,,a , nvesatb.;.;--,4 , 7. 7
liipoiTaii .XsolLkoopa , roirar ,
f ikbp ii ) f.i ,ll l.l%r t flaCheitt . , 4 , ' i„
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A GAXIIIIN 80.
dew J. 11. WILD
NUMIIER 460 ,
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SAMUEL , WINALL 4, : 4
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•.d No. , 214 1 1409Pds ';'• 15; g 11. "' •
• TT KVING , NOW , 4N Ei r iplitikf*-ITAROE
4 1a 3214c2 agriOr -'
........... a piiii til
ne, either . hi
rent MO raiginfentrgr ; 4 , - ssreer.F•fr, :
supply Viers and ,4 c cmnt SY . ~,,...r. ir,7,.
his . ~_,.,,,. ~t,. ~. ...
i CHEAPER THAWEVER .0 MI INISJIARKETP
i Thu following 'oar Um: itoffal*blfti.. r
,of Wooden end Will Were :
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OBURNBPIneilllaiL weizet LOMMltalp4, Nises;Vidar
I &Or, S airalq OThl,Cpmks. ior line , A lizetr ,
Ceder Barre - Mims% lilirell
; Are 6114"
I"
•ttbieisi anti ' ' ''
I ''lt'aibi4ad
balttgrorternod oe4IIitACOVIIA4
iron boun Sanon oo _ , Us=
bound. 9 hoop Mine Ilft •
Buckets, Iron bolts Clet Arqui t i g kew t , r eak
,Ista . pd;
VI tickets, neared: ," -' ° 1,., ••"''' '':
TUBS—bOgited, Pran¢. a .t~,erlg ' .. : :aleeo. ce d ar,
hand made, all shell, nfttad or by UleflldildiL - -,
ILERLERS—PabrIied anti , alotalithett,Aataiwdeligi , or
nee* cedar Heelers, heap" or iron both&
PAEAHMDON-Alt allera, - :ltteito tOltettatter*ek;
c e caga r r oiaj mn ikKl oi gu ttia egoiragriiiv „ c
BPANV.i 4 . 3 . l 4titgrofto o . l ,:eavikl.- Pk* in
Saar 3 tARDE 6 . l.6B. Waterloo . Palk* hfI4 4 4KPIAPOi
n it
Double W - and all other
BROOM& • BIM ke...,)tt greet iatle4y.
?dm g_IUBS-- Bd en d , nktfir t and..l4eal
Totie,:t or 3in " OVaitiflir: ' - - '
OWN AND BOWIYY TB-71dEeenter,StlejultaPatra.,
dram Tableßftft
Wfirra .1013110 and Wiz tWelVilif in
neat e n ala iii=r 4 Vacilitill ' kvaat,
OAR ANDit-- tlisely 04404
UMB le °I-
milk
4 iirald'' -
RELLA STANDS—For
CLOTH - BB Rokatz-I.oo4'SbaSapstr ig be i nade to
order.
WOODEN WARN—comprising_ Aolibgcli***Potam
Maahem, Batter Pilate and kaADVon-I3gUnagem
Spoms.and Beater% Madden, tikliAhaving
Boxes, Splipt . e, Bung Starts; Aze, and Hatchet
Handles, meat Manta, ke; -: ~:., ~, :i, , ,
RAT AND MOUSE T : ~RAPIII,4 al.ate** ,
TAR' CAM, - MOP , llA.NMLatrmintlasa '' , i0 , (1614 'iMikla
Clothes Pounder& ' '
. ' = • ~.„A i...
MARKECT BMWS, W a r** variety ease ad le,
.by tbemeat or , deteatr euirllnnij
a 33 4. 11 MOW. i
BASHEllkaeumtindvsblefosir frineat
“ HAmmo-89....fi1et IFS tr1 3 1k. 1 14 5 ' ,
*MERV cam or everr • •
COACIIBB AND of.orgy fitylik.„ • -.,
TRAVELING ' morw edges mad Wes.
,
French, .
- .., It ~.' t
!to Eseear S—lmported and nnwietto. •
numeepli_ -1 •in
13PLIT SAMP - • • Potatoes, P virtety. eactiosatow„. ,
ORONABD B. : : • Willow add Split: '
ilerGity and oistatry
ce d e b eta
amine ouratook and polges beforeparelnew
as we CANNOT BE MWESSOLD •
SAMUELIIMOILE t ,.
21 Diamond Pit2222n203
ortiklydavolsawe
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Seetinjlouse for - . .
Salg .
THE SUASCRIDER "(
.g 4 ..019:1,.... j ugg1ikLE
JIL. this well established and - - - - - -ern and
Restaurant, I . —••• • .- at.wte - - Die
_ . : . , „. .- • .
mond, . • .-7 , te the Market House, and Which o •, .
" A :. o ,ears has had a Otte patztnnigat- gtisint adm
. - chance for going into-a good bottom-1:
.1013 W SAitate
de22tf , OD tint Pre
CHRISTMAS IS °musk:* !!
T WOULD GIVE TIMELY IJOTIOE TO
those who contemplate making_ • r
CHRISTMAS PRISRMTS,
TEST BY rALl.nsio AT.:111B„,!,r,
PEOPLE'S SHOE stoniE,
Fiftl St., Second Door from Market,
You can purchase a HANDSOME,' DURABLE and AC
CEPTABLE PRESENT, in the way of a nice pair of
SLIPPERS, GAITERS OR SHOES
de2l.•lwdaw
maarwmai
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
RFINEMAN & KBYBAN,
JEWELERS,
• FMK MUM',
HAVE JUIV'OPENED, .EICPREEPLY
11 FOR 711E — HOLLDSYS, a large And ..vpiried ae
aortment of
Ear Rings, Breastpins,
Shirt Studs, Singer Rine,
Seals, Mustard' Spoona;
Keyl, Medlailifina; -
Hair Challis, Petielle,
Sliver Spoonifusulleatita,
SILVER TOBACCO .105.1CRS;
Music Boxes„
WAWA:IEB, 4
CLOCK.%
S'ANCY GOODS,'
All of which will be bold LOW FORICABIL : -WY
(TIRARD FIRE - ! . '7, -: S' ' 1111:3U-
UrRANONOOMPANY,ontiiiiiii et
ml ln
Fire Losses only., Agent's 14loti r .carner- . . ,and
Wood streets, Pittsburgh. Capital add '9' over
imoopooto. j ., ~...,,,,', i,... f b".t, I •.. e,
Parties West of the mountains, now Insured k e thie
Company, or who may desire doing WS,-410•11111nii, of
fice in t.W city more inme t ai nit itilisfi cipmfing
' with the attlee 'et '''•Ak, - ' for
t &brawls._ :. • _
_WM
.09REr. V i szt,
or B TDBTHOMPSON, Agent, at the
House of Sears. Bantublimit 4 , .Sionserolabini
and Wood streets. will reoeive prom attention.
JOEL , JO "Pseattkitt, • •
APSEPIL , 'Y. P.
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J. B. Alvan, Electetary. ' Y - , •
B e t a t o _.Hoo. wetter. H.,,,Lowv W
Woodward, Wth. M. Swain, Eng, of Madaki-Led
ger, A . J. Abell; Tfiesk,ef - Ilalthnossikusi4olfit IlLtnfia
horn, R. N. Burrostghlk ifilin,Anspnah,lr s ilt,
Thos.Oraven, Elm. '-1.• +; ' ; D ni, tDita
Execiatokig
DIIBLiC NOTICE iifliintit ei gh , elinhat
1 the dersigned Bascrderkof b4,will and
testament of un John Beck, deceased, late' '
Of Meetly of
Pittaborgh, will; an the ftt Oder& DsordtdarrAillant.
at 2 o'clock In the, afternoon rd,the tortnrcafid
i comer of Penn tind litreeits,'llth-
0 eati IMMO , rack - laid
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Beek, diee4 wii . "reirihrif- d,
rii 4 4
sell at public We to la and all: loglethe
personal property of the of the add Afar, deo'd,
consisting in thrnitures and other Beriseholdithattails,
and In the bMwery ,llBBlZateliwa t ttlobtailtkOZßUllk ad"
too numerous td Mention" '' ' =', '''' -. ` - - 1 -'
. . .BERNEWID
' and cotauti sorafirsegincOm l3 %.
• - - : - Deeembeg., mom., den . ~ . 1
DRS. C.M. FITCH di , doWAMICEB
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AT AND w°° other tannic Wi
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opplom:-1 et Pesti ittoe t t r iothiaritiglii - Ps
OONNERITATION AIM oforiirdionotiont to
boos oho eight.° eourintt us I . lotkihrettirw
saw coati STORE ,
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