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ORPHANS' FAIR,
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It gives us unqualitied pleasure to say that
the art exhibition now open has. in the ten
divs which havi etapsed line. the public have
been admitted, met with the most gratifying
t'si. The rece4ts thus far have nearly
/ea, lied the amount of the original exp••nditure,
::.`ter which the cost of keeping the gallery
nen will be comparatively small. 'We are
glad of this, because, 115 it is not the object of
the projectors of the exhibition to make mo
ney out of it, it will perhaps be the means of
keeping it open longer than was at first con
tern plated.
Many of our citizens visit the gallery daily, and
in the evening the hall is always well filled .
The opening of this collection has shown that
we have amongst us more lovers of art than
was supposed, and it is hoped that this enter.
prise may have the effect of converting some
of these into its most liberal pair - DT's, as well as
of inculeating a taste for the beautiful in art
The collection is, as we have said, highly
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meritoriuue, COLItaILI I.g fume tine gem. of art,
to which we have already referred We paid
another v.sit to the gailrry uu Wednesday af
ternuon, and were surprised to dnd DO few vis
itors, compared with the evening, the light
MINIUM
is so rnuch superior, giving to the pictures h
much finer (dew. than by gas light. We would
nay to all who wish to hee the collection to the
beet adrantage to go in the morning or after
noon, BS well ae at night. They will lid many
.beauties of light and shack which are hidden
by the hr,ght light in the evening
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The afternooh, Wc her the
vieits of ladies and children, especially when
unattendod. In the Eastern cities many twill,
visit the art galleries alone arid enji' , y them
selves quietly, and we cannot see why the-cus
tom might utit be adopted here by those whose
male friends and protectors have not the time
or inclination to attend during busines.s. hours
Among the collection are some line pictures.
by our own and foreign artists, which are for
sale; these are designated in the catalogue
They embrace some works of rare merit, and
we would advise a close inspection of them by
visitors to the gallery.
Pane - BARKER'', CHEMICAL. LECTI:HEs
The twelfth aid last of the course of lectures
on Chemistry, which has. during the last six
weeks, been going on at University Hail, was
delivered, on Tuesday evening, by Prof. Geo
F. Barker, of Boston, the intelligent gentleman
who has so woll entertained th 0.4 4, attending
the course. The subject was Electricity, and
was illustrated by a series of entertaining ex
periments, calling into requisition a galvanic
battery, constructed for him by Messrs. Park,
McCurdy & Cu., since his arrival here, under
his personal supervision. It consists of a hun
dred cups, and is the largest west of New York
city, and of great power.
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At the close of the lecture, the audience or
ganized themselves into a meeting, and passed
some complimentary resolutions, returning
their acknowledgements to the Profe-sor, and
also to the Trustees of the Western l niver_ity
for the use of their apparatus.
The exertions of the Professor amongst us
have been fully appreciated, and tri,:ne arc
many who will d ive him a hearty welcome un
his return, shouid he be induced to give a sec
• and course of lectures.
M URDEIL —The village of Triadel
", near Wheeling, was the scene of a ter
:, affray on Saturday night. It appears
-• / •.: 4 •Nnumber of young men from the former
. .
•-• .-.o;.sited the hot••I of Mast I& Martin on
7- 4 above named, and that a difficulty
-•
_`"between them and the barkeeper, a
in which all took par:. Mr. Mast
• ,id on the spot, and Mr. Martin so
Ired that he died the next day.
• "ngaged in the matter escaped, and
. LS had not been arrested. The
•• • the most intense --excitement at
• • 'us and Wheeling, and should the
the.foul -crime be caught, they
—• receive their due meed of pun-
-'~
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VOLUME XVIII
el ) e Poot:
JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR AND PRO! tIETOR.
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vance. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of ei ,e, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Brighton and Way.Statiocirt.i
renavyttsona Railroad.
(FTOm corn.•r of Liberty and Grant slreeLs.)
Leaves. Arrives.
4:40 P. M. 1:40 P. M.
5:50 A. M. 1:15 A. M.
2.50 A. M. 1:45 A. M.
3.e.5 1' M. 11:00 A. M.
11:20 A. M. 13:50 A. M
4:05 P.M. 1.:10 P. If
6:20 P. IL '&10 P. M.
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C I 'l' Y I-1 .A.
The Art Lihibltiou
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SUICIDE AT M'KESSPORT.—Coroner Bost
wick went to M'Keesport yesterday to hold an
inquest on the body of a young German,
called "Dutch Fred," seventeen years of age,
who was found dead in a coal pit in that vi
cinity. He had been in the employ of Mr.
Shaum, steam cracker baker, and on Saturday
last met with an accident by which he lost four
fingers from one of his hands. He disappeared
soon after, and his body was found, on Mon
day, in the coal pit, with a pistol abet in :he
head. The jury found a verdict in accordance
with the facts.
THE JAIL CALENDEB..—There are confined
in the county jail, at the present time, await
i❑g trial at Court, sixty
,gne prisoners, for the
following offenses: homicide, three; larceny,
five; burglary and larceny, two; burglary,
two : receiving stolen goods, two , assault and
battery with intent to kill, 4
.our: assault end
battery, throe: surety of the peace, two , res,,
cue, two ; forgery, fornication and bastardy,
adulterj. horse stealing. passing counterfeit
money, malicious mischief, one each.
Leaves. Armee.
9,46 A. M. 8:15 A. M.
4.40 P. M. /10 P.M.
OUR ICR DEALERS, having learned wisdom
by the experience of last season, are engaged
in filling their houses with the floating ice in
the Allegheny. It ia not of the best quality.
but they doubtless; go on the principle that '•a
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush,' and
are therefore determined to to •m the , afe aide
this time. This precaution, however, seems
needless, as it is m o re that: t.robuble that we
shall have an abundant supply et the summer
luxury before the close of the winter.
SLIPPED THE OFFIrER _Peter Cavatirt4i..
of the Third ward, while intoxicatvd.
.vest,r
day, concluded to whip his wir , : accordmg.-
ly beat her and knocked her head through a
pane of glass, intli,ging an ugly wound. Peter
wits arrested and taken before Alderman Lew
is, who made out a emnmitinent for jail
his way over he gu,ceeded in getting rtwti
from the officer and escapii,i; He has 11 , -1
since hen seen, but will prolti,!, 1”. re ti
turgid
To THE CAPITAL —Tile Allegheny count
repres , Phtatives ht Harri.•hur4. \G•+srs
Varnutn, Bayard, Goehrine; and Espy, lent
for the seat of war to•dav, f.r the , hroph:gn
which commences on Tuesday host ii,r,ato:-
Irish left on Tucedav
Maaosi, Fun The
gentlemen were unanimously shot.-1 Truster,
of tha Masonic Fund Society. at tt meeting f
the stockholder , on Tuf , ah't eveninif J \V
Hallman, William Yhrliire, Thomas Dars,r.•
A. M. Poiluck. William
man and James Shidlo.
M ANUFI ESTrli SAS IWIS BANK - H
Phelps, Esq . having resigned 11:: positi,a,
one of the Directors of this institution. Mr
Love was ehosen by the Board to fill the Ca
Caney.
JA, ~ 1 1 11 L F:ft. F,ey , t!Je new '
District Attorney. commenced his duties will,
the present term of Court. and Le now engaged
in trying the cases for the Commonwealth to
the Court of ymoter Session,
QUAKI /OS 5E. ,, ,11.),..5
Jwijo, Parkr.
•
lllarles Hank r'•ur charge.. 01 ,aree-
It). was tried un three oth-r, to day. and fot:nti
ail He resider 10 11..0)innot4 ~111(-11,11.....i
tiwn-s• un st ntch nine mdit•tments were !..1111
against nin, Lc t_he t.:r; TwO of these rta”atl;
L. tned. and their result ha wa , rernatided to
priaun
TWL? ,uret be 41604.. Hnvt en ReAtter laud
Rasher vs. Lap. were heard. and the Court hued the
defeudanta to such
John TUyfOrli was indicted and tried f.kr
mischief, in breaking the glass of the winooas to 11‘..•
rue McLaughlin . , house. in Finley t...wrn.hip...ti the
night of Deveniber 1.. t It appears that defendant',
wife 'Rao at Mrl,aughltn's house, and refused go
home with him, {Ol,l he ....rionirted the °flew,
charged. Thepri found a verdict of not guilty
'rite time ol the I',ihrt until Adr.r
pied in trymg the of Mary Lennox. alias Melirnte.
I.barged....c. oath of Leer y West. with selling fit!. r on
Sunday at a house near the City Fart..
THE Coo PER OPERA TROUPE —This cum
pony, who hare met with •Meh Meet,. er..ty.
where, are delighting the nit,leal pub!. at the I' tt,
burgh theatre Loot evening they gave the opera i-f
••11 Trovatore. - winch way well received. ei.eiiihg loud
applatiae. The prune donna. Mrs, Annie Milner, del
well. an nodal, which to high pratre for one FO perfect
Mr. Bowler was happy in hi. parL and Mi‘s Ronne, Mi
4 10 ,, k and Mr Rodolph.en plea•ed al: Even ore
pre.ent em, ) ed the rare musical ireah
Pk-night is Haire'. fine production. the - ii.diernien .orl.'
well cal t, and will. we are eure, till the bexee.
P 010.4 2, or Two FHIENDs, a very har.dv,rn,
little volume of poems, ft um the press ot
Co.. Colum and fur Bala at Hoot & Miner's,
Fifth street.
Hei,rwtr , Moo thly. pace
cent.. for qa,. , nt Hub I .1 neatly I atl
useful
:SIR. DAN' is will sell thin, Tharwitiv
al. 10 o'elnek. the entire stork suit fixture* of the
store. c ern, - i t ,snood 611):1:itit.J.1 , treets
reserve To person. wishing to
it good opportunity now oflerett
CH AAILi Ft Kn . ESCYCLi)PII,I A—•Th Is ad
uuralie lin•tn)utny l'uiverkul Khowledge t
I.eople.i, loving rt. published 113 tt neat f0:r0.31.1i,,n1,4,,
b Li A ppleP.r.t Al. It 1+ for yule Id, burin Filth
street. it is 11 topAf w4ich 411.•Ilid Gt. in t.,[y 1.•
/1 A N C ALEN DAR —« ' o
were preeen t
ad, yesterday, with H heaUllflll lilllog rap hie calendar 1 r
146.1, handsomely colored and well designed It from
the establishment of Wm. F..diuk.i.liman, and refieet•
great credit on him for tie iuti•lti, stria. It M, eiteo
i4p a o; r: l , ni .x,
Itt.he
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card . of our neigh hors. M os,r, Eaton. (lee A
Ilfth street. *
MECII.I..NICs' INSTITUTE. InStitiltbir„
the want of which has been eo long felt by on
IN now open. under the superintendence of Mee, •
Jackman & Johnson. In the Lafayette biti , ,!ibr io ;
trance, AA Wood street. It h designed for the j,eriiet
exhibition of the products of Mechanic., Niftralllun,
roma, Inventor, and Artisans; and as a place of ream;
fur those seeking information relative to those bronchi,
of industry, either by examination of sarnides
scientific publications. Those having articles to brio,.
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
Xi, - The public are respectfully invited to TITII tie
institute.
8./LATINO BY STX/t.I.I.—An a testimonial tai
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their sed•
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention neoessary to keep each room comh, mtbie,
we give this cermicate to Messrs. Davis and PlMhp.,
successors to Phillips .4 Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward Public Schools in the ,t)
Pittehurgh, and which has met our approval, and
would recommend them to the to give entire
sat,faction of heating by steam.
R Miller , Jr , John Marshall, Jr.. M. Tint ia-orge
John Wiiem, I. Wilcox, fareeitas.
I.AVIS a PHILLIPS,
&atm Hetzttng, ?V(try. Piumbtn.land Broad
Dealers in err, y Jostriptum of Ocu Fixtures croi
No. 67 W0r.,1 and 14b Flrat street, Put.nborw h.
dela.] yla•
BRKWER, MALTSTIM, AND HOP I HEALD:
Pitt Mtreet, Pittsburgh).
NAVING COMMENCED lIIREwp. , ; ::.(i
for the season, I am uow prepared lo furnish , my
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRFM4,I ALE
In addition to my regular brands l aim rrumilf,acair
nag a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE povt up in
small packages expressly for family use.
This Ale is not only a delightful beverage, but I st nigh)
'worn meuded by the medic.l faculty, fyr tuvand,4, where
• mild, nourishing tonic is required I have abio my
celebrated
WHILICLINGI BOTTLIa • ALFA,
Constantly:on hand, consisting of 14" NNET - it BITTER
ANI CHAMPAGNE: PORTER AND , 3ROWIN STIJL' I
Packages gent to any cart of the city'.
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THE STOMACH prepAre4 ttliNelOrrynts of the
bile and blood. and if it does the liwork feitt-bly and un
;
perfectly. liver and other vexation dises..les are the eer
tam result- AS soon, therefore, as any tfiletion, of this
kind are perceived, we may rest sour' l. that the diges
tive organs are out of order Ti e fit , and only thing
to be done to to administer a spe.cifie MEM will act di
rectiy on the stomach—the rnal - 'n-rip . ' ^e ' ; o f the animal
machinery. For this purpose we ku confidently re
commend Dr. HOSTETTER'S 4'E i I I:BRATED STu3l
ACH BITTERS. Acting at an alu. alive and a tonic, it
strengthens the digestion, char lige; the condition of the
blood and thereby gives regull wit'.to the bowels
Sold by druggists and deale' enerally, everywhere.
HOSTS' jat a SMITE,
Menufactv j and Proprletore,
N.-58 We :end 68 Front streets.
SCALES
I). LO. I
GEORGE W. SMITH
-FAIRBANKS'
Niw ORLEANS, December 27.—Mexican ad
fitYPI.MAJA "f 9" rFogm sa d I vices to the 15th, state that the Miramon gov
ern ment had protested against M'l o ane's treaty.
10A1,103,
I $40,000 of the $600,000 taken by Militiuez
from thecondwita, hid:been-Testored ; the rest
NN W'S, 414. E WAREHOUSE, had toed forwarded , to I,,lpic-4200,000 are
' ft - Z:101'
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PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 749, 1859.
'THE LATEST SEWS
j BY 'I'M 1., Gi• /-1
Four Days Later From Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGO
CONGRESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE !
Washington CIO Items
MEETI NO OF R A ILRO D 1.2.t"r( )lAS
Mexican Affairs
THIRTV-SIXTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION
Dotember . 27 -Hot
Noel: ids readiness to vote for any
one iiiilorited from the , ether for saki.
,Nanizution
Mr U. said be would v,to for any anti-
Liromptonite who may he (4..1 lull his
duty to his cohbtituent", and iuA own .enti
Iro•nts. would uut permit him to yuo. for any
w Southern American, who a r,
4m:y opp, , s,rl to all die of th,. De w ", vat
ic party, but to civil and
Mr. Hardman , rga11:7...` tar Housc
on a col.errative and Nitt , ti. , rte
fur any CODsurVativo Linen, in opprigition To the
Republican party. The party to whi •it he b.•.
wai for tt_ei. , ,) , -1 •• Jur.tr\ Ap
)
Mr Rur.k en,d tiler- • , rr ,, , , inn
tlit•re were np-tnl.,ers to th..
t: , n he would gia..lly vote for
Mr 1.1:!I that nt ith rho /
Cla tr u,n1.1 feel ,h0,.1:4.(1 gq, -tit of [h.
Crin.n if an anti-1. -, r4.mpt,.n and Eng,:i,th
D•n.ocrat should of tho
Th,• g , raiettaan frtan t)hi, Mr. C..x,
had 4utted his ob2ectinn t, v.,tin for in Souti.
.lint rican, and 1`.1 , 11.4311 n qt
1 , 1 and ,01:nfort to that party -.au! Mr
1111;, we ,an get along with
ter
Mr. will not ninko n -I,entLer L
the bast! of the pr,To , :tion ~ t ierrnl th
ro , t tho time.
Mr Hui remarked that h, und,,r.t.o,nl Mr
C. t. , say that ho !ho
tti.i.ntstlittit arid par., h. ,dent,
tied in oppt.itio , . the Dew—, rate, part),
Mr Cox meant !L. L, the [natter of slavery :n
thic Termtories, and the toirni—loil f Sate-
He
tind ,, rst..,4i the . . , outherri to ad.
vooate the intervention or c0r,zr..1., to prolef•l
Fl•txer% • and the Repuhlican part) as !1c:1,1,u
t: ~, ex'-r, iu. tit ' the Conreas , ionnt w. r;op,.
hibit ninc cry in tin the-,
parties favor the re•openinz thiA ag,uttina
.11 ('. , ogre:, while Ito Den,. , , tat.
part, • 10 bulb, non inlcr vents. n.
had heard there v.as.
party brio WI:11fIg ttf tuppairtll/11 in 01,
Wil// Werl• 111/1 Knew in k.r.ior
teat it. h. , nvmihatitiii Mr Jlacnard, et Tenn.
Ho did thy, Lire his
ty. Mr. Maynard wa• %fa:.
zdtiong. and 4.11.9 a Nati .nal ninn
Mr. M' Rae at•ked whether the rolltion! ! - rtervi
Mr Brabson i al rote for Marl,ard
Mr Brebson eo d my Tess
The roll wn.s califs; I,lr.ng. Nount
nrimbers explaneuuns wt.rt noni,
Mr. Ashmore staled that 1, war tL. tirq
Democrat wh. abandoned Mr. 8 , ,,c.ck, and
, 11,1 ,o h, , res to efrert an orgahLzathJa Lle
w,uld now v..te for Mavnard
Mr. Fmrence— Bitterly as I am I.r,t
,ast and al! tLe
•tlell fLi• i. repre.ent , d by the r•thcr
kiwis°, 1 Hlll WIHII.g tw eat ILT CI te ti r
servativo man. to, rt•rnit.trt.• orgarozntlo , : aNd
pass the 41.1,ropriati r, b.lis which in,' fro•nrl.=
.n the other Bide am so svngitive about. I
1 -,, r Ma) earl.
lizuddris said he wzo a C •'
hie ar.d tberef r. r rte Coa
lwret,,for,, fur John Jnert win, a
; ,, v s.•ntiments met with klis er,tir• nitroba
Mr Er.ghsti a.,l.zed if Ii • had 11, !
Mr Giuter.
Mr Baskin replird that he had
Gilmer. becaune, in the 3f,th Cot,_
alongside of him: , elf amt Mr Sherman in of
position to the Lecompt , m (~r the ad
minis:nui u, which Nit- English !..ottlit
by a bill that. in Judgmeni.
the anent bill bef?sire the last l',mgre.,
Laugh!, r
Mr l': , ,L!!1 , 11 littent,Ori to the fact that
Mr II k:ll.r. himself, ~ted fur ',llt:
hill Laughter
Mr Ilaskin rep! mil that wbrr, Mr
for it, he stunted that it wt., a •hi;;•
,pally, liambyl.an üby, nasty hit ot u Hl'
!Great. applause.
Mr. Logan, wh..ii bpd nail,. war •tute
that inasmuch an hi. was nut willing t , partici
pate in making thin a general
f the North Western Detmn , raey. he voted f..r
Mr. Bocork.
Mr Mcßae .airl that several member , of a,
A M:fleati toir ty pacing carted ngain-t
Maynard. he rhouid the same , and
Scott
qtr. Nlnrr'..., of I Jinni,, had voted kt
cod:, and othei-, but thodght that
Liz colleagn e, .McCit.rbtin.;, had to.; tt:tt
hh , full sf.ri• Lgth met he t,ow voted r
him
Mr. qt voted tor M s hard of. 11,
ranee that he wiit , .ine Whig and ti
rot behirlg t the American party.
Mr. 13 ; ttrnett wished to know whether Mr.
Maynarti belonged to the American organiza
tion.
Mr .Brabson replied that Mr. Maynard was
one i,r, the Fillmore electors, but that he never
beloned to the American order.
Se\ era' Democrats briefly gave their reasons
why • they voted for Maynard
1 I
't e discussion continued and ReHblicnns
kep calling them to order.
Ir. Morris, of 11l , referred t /1 remark
rntde by him at the last se4sion, that the rei
,/ rostration would break down and find that
they were carrying too min h weight. The
ii:dministration was full of rottenness, and bad
/no more affiliation with the Democracy thug
'darkness with light and virtue with vice The
President has again thrust in our faces his
Territorial ' , obey, and had advanced several
steps from his former position, which was bad
enough He had made a high bid for a nomi
nation at Charleston. He was glad that the
President had exposed himself, and called him
an old man, who looked forward to the perpet
uation of los power, and was ready to bow at
any sectional altar to obtain his ends
At three o'clock he gave way fur a ballot for
Speaker.
Twenty-third ballot. Whole number 20b
necessary to a choice, 105 Sherman. all
Maynard, (15: remainder scattering
The House then adjourned
NEW YORE., December 28.—The steamship
Arago arrived this evening from Havre and
Southampton, bringing London dater of Wed
nesday, the 14th lost, being fur days later
than previously received. Among her pas
Bangers is Senator Seward, whe had a grand
reception, with firing of guns.
The ship Monmouth from Fleetwood, bound
to Savannah, has been wrecked. The crew
were saved.
Lord Woodhouse has been selected as the
second plenipotentiary of England to the Eu
ropean Congress.
Marshal Randond, the French Minister of
War, has resigned.
The Moors had wade two attacks upon the
Spanish redoubts in Morocco, and had been re
pulsed, losing 300 killed and 1000 wounded.
The Spaniards lost 70 killed and 300 wound..d
The Canada arrived at Queenstown on the
12th inst.
MMEIII
WABIIINGTON CITYr Decegiber 28.—G0
Wise, in his last Richmond /speech, broadly
intimated that when the V4Tinia military
marched past the White House, the President
did not even notice them. As this remark of
Governor Wise occasions sops comment here,
it may not be amiss to say Oil the President,
at that time, was not at ho e, and did not
know, till ho bad read the speech, that the
troops had passed the White House. The
President is uniformly rnarkOd in his atten
tions to all visitors.
The speech of Mr. '.Morris, o Illinois, to-day,
in ;tart condemnatory of the? ident and Ad
ministration, was made against the wishes of
Douglas and other Democrat( '`members of the
Illinois delegation, who vows their desire to
iromote the harmony , of the pOrty.
Plll L. A DELP Ei lA, DPCPITiber P.—t he Board
or Directors of the Ft. Wave and Chicago
Railroad met at the, La Yierrt House, and ap
pointed a coin miitoo to con* with the com
mittee of New York bondb"olders, now in
session. •
CH RISTMAS GIFTS ! !
I).F.',II{LNU Ti) PL'ItCHASE
PreSbtll • 14 the (.;hr -t nuts tiolkigryh, would dpi will
o ell et
NO. 51 FIFTH STREET,
WILCOX 8 GIBBS FIRST CLAS PREMIUM
SEWING MACHINES
Wl,l. I. are .odd soul] all rhd valuable imprEire
ments, at a prtee. The Franklin Institute In
Hepr,rl nn , EWINU ! , 11UHI:iES., say :
Vi` I 1.() •-.E‘Vltili MAt HINE filly,
nearer 1.10.t...n ~;her r.iiiirementa of a Family
CHRIST
-AS GIFTS!
REINEMA_N & MEYRAN,
f_f E. -T , PEN ED. EXPRE.'-;SLY
V R 111 F. a )L10.1)-., lau t , ykrled ma-
•r kings, lireastpin4,
!llrt ktuds, Finger Kings,
eals, Mustard 'Spoons,
ko)s, Medallions,
Flair ChaLls , Pencils,
Slicer - Spoons and Forks
SILVER TOB
!VI it hli kiolea
N t fCHE&
A:• I wlurl, w.;/ LA. !V a 1,0 VI FOR l ASH .10117
HOT AIR FURNACES,
C HU PLCI-lIES,
PI BLit SI HOOLS, AND PRIVATE ROI hEti,
ANDERSON a. PHILLIPS,
FI'R.,FURS, Fu Rl,
AUANNELEIT, is prepAred to Clean,
Alter. Repair, and to :flake to unit., any deserip
:..SII , •1 and I...ntm' Fu,. and able 11 prarn
a. }.lArlet. to ,to Any hotn , e in the
r-ty ladies win tna-nd ti , hare their Furs elnarged.
will find it LC their tairantago t, it :bey oats
rind 0., Lar.:,••••t aaaort men , . or Skin. fr.an which t.) no.
larg.,....,rtment of navio-o fl I..a,ha*Fur,--,satF
from 1.3 up to I..p.i—et wholerai.. and retail, i. .w on
I. inch the pu , n, t. tnrrr.i u. cam:nr
Igrt E. FIXTURES sTmcK
j_,4 A 1 Art - TM 'N- THI*I-1.-iPAY
/•emtrt, 1.. tw mold• the entire Flc
Lure, and retnaarng &t., np !lulu. 1 • In the popular KLICI
wel t -taho *l,l I , •r wally year
..,o•llled f.y M. 4,TS. J I ~r-ut ,ner Rll,l
p
Al: iwrst,. ,•: au.l Hel.t..
;:r•ttei. sto,,i
It..t ..tlt:tt W . P..1•1 well
!. , fore Ili.• Inv ale An•l ••sunnne for Llinmgelvos
J it. LJAVI. , , Aactioneur
L ANES . FAN('N'
ALTERED AND REPAIRED,
lu the riluat durable manner and ill the iNt -- Qt at
the CF::\ 11:F. II a -1. iitE, IVo od
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
JoNF". .JNO. J. lw Y D... WM.
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
CAST STEEL
- uO
- PLOW, AND A, B. STEEL
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
t orner Ross and First Streets,
'I (7 RC; 11. PA.
HOLIDAY PIANOS.
wA RE Ni)W RECEIVING
a choice lot of
C '_AVkAWW\\ l l ) \\
EXPRESSLY SELECTED FOR THE HOMO.
Al•t. N tine atonic of PIANOS, ta' first class Eastern
I {1,1,' r., schirh we den Sell from p.m to $3OO The latter
±trornenta are great bargains, and we invite the LI tet.]-
Ph ~ r purchaser,. thereto.
H. JiLEBER BR().,
Sole Agents for Steinway's Pianos.
N 0.53 Fifth street,
JNO. THOMPSON & CO.,
HOUSE, STUN AND uRNAMENTAI
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
No. 135 Third Street,
❑o7
F,RST PREMIUM AWARDED BY THE
STATE FAIR. TO
GR AFF & CO.
FOE THE HEST
ei a. co
For the best Range for families, and best Wood Cook
Stove Diploma for best Laundry Stove. Also on hand,
a Inrgt, assortment of Seating Stoves, Plana and Fancy
ti ra:s Fronts, Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons, Sugar Ket
tle., Tea Fettles, Wagon Boxes, Hollow-Ware, &c
GRAFF ,t CO. No. 245 Liberty rest,
ie2 At the head of Wood street.
T HE OLDEST AND LARGEST
Lithographic Establishment in the City
%TM. SCHUCHMAN I
PRACTICAL LITH 0 GRAPH E R
NOS. 17 AND 19 FIFTH STREET,
BREWER'S BUILDING,
JOHN P. GLASS
Jana L NHL=
.. I F IO & GLASS,
- -
Agents ri aulmatireeact,
' FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. BB modal a., cusiStlair,
ST. LOWS, Mla
i rili.Proropt personal attention event° Oolleatirjg and
&dimming Freights, seStient-la
i CHRISTMAS T PRESENTS—Embry" erica
of all kirk's, merited dni ,,,-- TM" - - - - - 41
1 for the HoliA.e.
D EX A hi I NE F.
J L R
43 /I'4'Ni STREET
O BOXES,
MIME
FANCY CODE,
Etc., Etc., Elc.,
NIA!WFICII.II.EfI NS
No 150 WATER STREET
No. BS Wood Street
El LERMAN s CoLLARD.
Pittsburch, Pa
PITTSBURGH. P
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, AND
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pjk7iTa'7W:Ul
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
WEEKLY REVIEW.
Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own
Commercial Reporter
Prreseueea, December 28, 1869
The intervention of Christmas at the close of the
week. had a depressing effect on the wholesale trade;
hut the business of the week was a lair average.
Navigation has not improved since our last. as the
running of ice, and the partial closing of the river in
tirfered ,i,inewhat with the running of boats ; and the
freight business by river has consequently been small.
Flour hail advanced a trifle during the week. but the
other change; are alight. Groceries c3utmue firm,
wail a small advance in sugar.
Te treiney market contuutes moderately easy.—
There la a growing increase of diecountai while in the
iiiroulauon and deposit lines there is little
change.
The following cornparattve statement is made up from
the otheuil statements of the condition of the city banks
tor the week ending on Monday last, and for those of
the week previous
Marra.
Loans and I)u:counts
Due by ether Betake
Notes. Be., of other Banks
and "freapary Notes ... 276,266 48 402,233 19
1.31880 1,093.334 70 1.091,144 58
1,1-11.1111TLTA.
Curulatim . . . . 2,279.573 00 2.308,4/3 09
1/08 0, 00ser Bank.. 302.028 03 281,603 20
11848380,8 . 1.590.238 75 1,615,292 06
These figures show the tolloanng comparative resulte
Int-rouse in Lnans and LiNcourds 8:39,531 13
Decrease amount due by other Banks 44,318 84
lucrear Nntes and Meeks of ether Banks
ac
.. ... . . 25,271 71
LieereaAe ID 6peete 4190,12
Leer -a,e in ( 'ireulation 28.840 00
Lecrna•e ' . n amount due to Other Hank. . . 40.421 0Z
inure., in I .ermatuta 20,06.5 90
The abi , ve figures snow a net increase in Assets of
sls,irsol and a net Increase in Liabilities of $18,{71 07
the ilitferenee in favor of the Ranks this week
p..:ttu Cl
Ale .Pitti.burgit manufactured continues in falr
de oisnd. stab steady shiptnenta to all parts of the coon
try file established rates at present are
bbts. half bbls
Kennett 84.00
I o.lla . 4,00
Cream. 5 (4 6 2..5043,00
3.00
X X 3.80
8
Porter . e.. 00
• -•
Apples.. The supply 19 not 4.) good, and thA
[nat] for Sale, a; $2,26 $2,0 anti $ - .4d5 ov , in
quality
Ashes We note out IttUe change. Pots rate
at Vtigf.: and Pearls at s.4gOac ; Soda Ash at 3(
at 3c; Nhtrate of Sods at I3a6t.ic; and Concentrated Lye
1t1!, 4 "2e.
Baeon...lq scarce, and we hear of tea sales. We
, 4uote at 848 , 4 c for shoulders. 9911 loc. for 'ldes. 10%
410% for pram hams and 1N41:44c. for sugar
cured - d •
Beans. New what., frit. 1 uc..s, are selling
at 14 1 11tt °Ul e ' r .r
b .ll l ;:n 4 i. e i l nue.. s. area, and chotee roll in bbl.
t:ritigs I tacylisc. jp
Brooms...lre scarce and high. The rates are 52.0041/4
2. ,„ per dozen for „,„,r v2 , 7 , s q 95 (or good and
iseey
Buckwheat Flour. . . Is leas plentlful. We hetud
hu lame sales from first hands darmg the week
From store. the rti !mg tigure was C 2.12 per 100 Ms. in Su
suck:,
Buckets and Tubs... The Beaver manufacturers'
pnces are as tollowst—Booketa, plain muds,* dozen,
$1,45 , punted inside, $1,50; 3 hoops, $1,75; Tubs, NO. l'
3 hoops. pozen, $1,75; No. 1, 11 Loops, $1°,,75' Yo. 11.
f6.‘A) No 3, P. 6,5 ° ; No. 4 , $4 , 7 5 ; No. 5 , $.5,1,0; keelerd
No. 2, Half Bushels, sealed. $1,75.
Cordage...
.„11,,u1:11a Rope, 0u11...11 '* ID
Tarred Is lb
Manilla Rope, cut..l2 .1/
Hemp " ...11 ff, lb
Tarred • ...13 lb
Hemp " " ib
Peckin,,.,l ern. Azle .11 lb Packing Yarn. com.te ,
rim t%,-de Manila, $1,50, $2.245413,00 31 dozen ; Hemp,
$1.37. V.Lett42-75 dozen; Hemp coil, lie. 41 lb.
Floug.4 Lotas.....Manilla 07c. 11 dozen; Hemp 7ttc.isl9
thrdupe... Cotton Rape and unwarde, ; do.
;below 5 ,.".t2c.; He, Cord $3,3(143,6361476 IA dozen:
Plough' Linea g 1,26 ;Saab Corde $6,6U.
Candles—The feduwilug are now the current rates
of city manufacturer: Molikiti 13e. VI Ib.; Dip 1234 c
Star legiltfc 70 Lb.
Cheese... Fhere Ls a regular sUivly and fair demand
at fg?;bziluc lb for NV r.:
Corn Meal... We quote from first hands at 7arc per
bushel, and at 861ataS from store, and in .htils at $8.5
ue3.7b.
Cracker.. Have recently declined, and we now
gum.. a. Jul 1,, wa by the bbL Water Crttc.heta.
Sutter . Sugar be , Soda 7c ; P/otaon ic ; Pilot Bread,
Vi Ltd.
Cranberries. Are HeACV :Ln d higher. Sales at
Ltd.
Dried Deef...SaleN of !.mall iota at 13®13 c .
lb . ‘r:th a moderate Inquiry
Dried Fri it... Peaches continue scarce at s3,voiit
Ledsnei. Apples are plenty. an!, a guoddernand at $1,75
$1,75 - f Lunhel. One large lot was sold at $1,50
Egg•... Are scarce and cdnnnaud 194111 c r # due,
peaked to bble
Feed... V. , quote Bran at iliii4;i9sc 100 IDs. frt,ri,
and il.ou from Store; Shona at $1.0041,10 from
Idnidtmge at Sluff); ihtp Stuffs at $.1.15; Rye offal
at $1,25. Buckwheat Bran at $I ij4 ton, and Oil Meal at
.i.'27* ton
Feathers... We quote Prime Western at 4.5 e. from
first hands; 49(.46)c. trom store.
Fire Brielc—Sales of Bolivar at 125435 fl M.
F'i•h...Without change; we quote large N 0.3 Mack
erel at 1,11.00 in bbla. and $5.75 in half bbls. Lake Whit
slo,ou per Lila. $5,00 for half bids ; Lake Trout at sa-su, and
Herring at $1.75 , Baltimore Herring, $7,00, Halifax do.
5.50 . .Al rIVIYOS $O2lO. Codfish 54.51ic Sp ID.
Flour...We note but little change in the market
I rim fir- t hands the transactions are limited. We heard
of vile: , of superfine. in lots front mills, st $6,10, and
extra, at $5,50. Front store there to a trithng advance,
and we quo', the following as the market rates Super.
tine, ; Extra; do, $5,60; Extra Winter Wheat. 85,30;
Extra Family, $0,00; Fancy brands, $17 0 (44. , 5.
(irsin...the supply Is not large, and figures are al
most without alteration. The figures for the week have
keen $1,13,41.20 for Spring Warn from depot; $1.25 for
Ret, from depot: and $1,214.1.15s from store; $1,3141.32
for WElllft from depot, and $1.35 from store. We quote
Spring HAILLLT at 63@73c- and Fall at 75.@30c. Rye is
dull at 87i 90c. from first hands. CORN is steady at 70,'.
QaTI cotitunarai 506,8t52 from depot, and 55(gasic. front
St.,ro
Groceries... Remain firm Sales of New Orlean%
Sugar at Si. per Ito. in htts., and a1,4Q.e.,c. in bble. New
New o lean. Molasses meth m beCeade.. per gall. Coffee
1, film at 1.ft,,4131.e. for Rio, and Rice at 534%51ie?1,5
in Tierces.
Ga. Pipe... The following are quotations for the
wrought iron tubing:
Per Foot. Per Foot
Inch (on Pipe. 7 eta. 1 Inch Gas Pipe.. B.4ets
8 2
ly "g i "2 L 4" " 9 0
101,y1,80
.13 " ..lou •
IL' •"* _2O
guhiect to the CUNtomilry diACOUilt.
Ray There is a fair supply at settles, bringing $l9
1422* In quality.
Hogs... Packers are paying 4,144 . 5 c. grass, for live
and 5) , ;,(t5C4, , e lb for dressed.
Hid - es... Are is good demand at 7@i7t 2 e lb for
Green, itt.gisl , j e for green salted, and 18020 e for dry
Clint.
Hominy—Sales of New at $0.000303,60 per bbl.
Iron and Nalla...The qoutanoru3 of manufactured
son are as follows:—Common Bar 2% to 2•Xc. ••ii lb.
Nails are selling at 13,60(0.4.,70 for 10d. to 4c1., according
to quality. The terms are six months' credit, or 5
cent. discount for cash. Sales light.
Lard...As in fair demand xt 1 il/,(Rilly,c for City No.
1, sod 10%'®11c for country .
Leat.her...The market i. 'irady,with no change in
our old quotations
Red Bpanish Sole Tia tb
Slaughter. Mrc.
Skirting . 2k21+30c•
Harness._ .... .
Upper vor2l3c
Bridle P 6402
Lime —Lore evllle sel, regularly at 01,26 t o il.
Lumber, &monad.. The following are the quotations
of seasoned lumber, from the yards in the city :
Common 1 inch Hoard., 1000 feet.......... 510 00
Clear " 2.2 00
Flouring dressed •• 22 00
Shingle", 11.'00
..... 350
Lath, " 226
Oak flooring, dressed, I inch. 1000 feet— 30 00
" Ilx •• " -. 42 00
••
Lumber, Green.. There is but little doing. Common
le Worth $5410 for Lunt) feet and Clear 5.43,00; Timber
Slti e c s t
h i l e e s Er:eel:l 2 l v!e l y , time . at
115.418,25 in lots, and $16.60@16,00 per bbl, in the small
way.
Metals...l'lg Lead has declined to 6c., and Bar
6-YWI . Sheet hopper 35(&.V.c.: Sheet Brass 2f2e Tit lb.
Otis—Lard No. I sells regularly at 88g9ee No.
75480 c. Refined, Coal. 7&481.k..., Lubricating 64058c2,
Linseed is selling at 64.463 c.
Chliollll .. Are dull at eoc In lots. and 65c bush. in
the small way.
Ptg Metal.. There little doing and figures re
main unchanged.
Potatoes... The supply Is not large, and we quote in
lota from store at 30436 c for Reds aad 40046 e. for lNe..
ghat:mocks. Jersey Sweets $3,0000,37 per Wirml.
Powder...We quote blasiang and mining at $4,26
keg; rifle at $6,26; safety fuse $4,00 $l 1000 feet..
e from F
B.y lour... Sells store at. $5,60 bbl„; with a
small demand and little in market
Salt-. There is a fair demand, with Sales of No.l
at 81,00 >jl bbl.„ and No. 1 Extra $l,lO tiFt bbl.
Sand Stone.. Regular wiles of Huntingdon county
at va it ton.
seeds...sales of Clover seed at 84.4004,76 in lots
from store; Timothy is nominal at $1 7E41,87, and Flax
is scarce at $1,10@1.12 per bushel.
Sheeting's., Varna, dte...The prices have again
declined, and the following are now the ruling fig urea.
Eagle Sheenngs, 8; 5 4c... 2 1z m ap ; Niagara sWin ,
Yore.
Nos. 6 to 10, in
clusive., 11 ID.. Zo
Nos. 11 and 12.. 21
No. 13. Y 2
No. U. 28
No. 14...—.. ...... 24
No. 16
No. IT 28 25
No. 18 27 41
No. la 23
No. 20. w :
Yarn.
— Dawn
No. woop dos. 11
No. 500, " .. 10
No. 600
Do. white, 25
to SO 21
Do. white, 80
to 44. . 22 (Kt,
Twine 22 i
Betting, No. I_. 16
No. 2. lb
Family Batting 17 a) ,
Caulking_ ..... . 16 a
No. 800 8 ft
No. 900 8
No. 1000. 8 0
Coverlet Yarn- 27 (§)
Candlewick._ 20
Carpet Ch'n an
sorted color.. 28
Boas -The foll
Roam, ; No.l Palm, ;
TOilpt, , 'ld
..
- • +P.:
the mantdseturefeprices;
glemice4 6 3i; Ceetne and
St.earine... Is steady at Wye. per lb. la tierces.
Tallow... Rough quotes at 73te and oountry rep
der.d at 95410 c.
White Lead. Lttharge &a... White Lead is
firm, and In steady demand at i24so keg for pure oil,
and dry gc. fb., subject to the usual discount. Red
Lead 14140 c. net, and Litharge
Window Giass...The prices of city brands have
advanced, and we current our ntiotations as follows:-
9:8 and 71.9, lig box of 50 feet g 1,80; 8:40,1,.1.6 ; 8:11
i®ll, 9:12, and 10:12, $2,40; 8:13 and 9:14;52,05'; 10:111
and 10:18, $2,76; 10 14 cent discount off. Country
brands 60c. lower.
Whislry...Unohanged. Rectified quotes at 26028 c.
and Rye at 760141,50, as in age.
CINCINNATL December 28—The demand for money
continues active; the supply of currency is small. No
alteration In Exchange. Hogs—There is a firmer feel
ing on the part of holders, and an indisposition to sell
at current rates, buyers not being willing to accede to
their views; no advance was established; sales 3290 head
at WM:4A hogs averaging 2.a) IDs would have sold free
ly at &le, but holders,aske4 6,24; receipts 6000 head
Mess Pork is offered at 16,00; sales 300 bble. Bulk meats
sold at 5 3 /, ‘ and 73.ic. Lard is held atiOc. Bacon dull
Flour in fair demand without change in prices. Whis
ky dull at 22!..4c. Groceries firm; Molasses 46c; Sugar
at 0%6i 5c Coffee unchanged. Wheat firm with a gooe
demand n t 1,1,i4126. Corn firm at 50®52c. Oats Mill at
4.30350 c. Rye firm at 1,60. Barley dull and unchanged:
sales at 68c.
Per Steamer Aragod
Livazieool, December It. .Cotton---Sales of 3 days, 25,.
000 bales. including 11.000 balee to speoulators and ex
porters. but principally for export. The mar closed
stead
Bre y aletutfa--Kichardsou a Spence report bre stuffs.
dull. Sales unimportenl and prices dull for all articles
other than Corn. Beef dull. Pork dull hut steady
C. oilmon Sugar firm.
Lhec 19. Dee. 28
.$7,295,717 95 97,335,249 03
198,054 72 162,537 98
New York S
:iris' Yon.. December Z 3.
Cleve. Colurn.& Cin... 95
64-1 .1
Mtch , y, , an Central .... 39
Cleveland & To
Panama
Harlem Railroad 34
T.nne,see d'E 90
New To :z. December 9A.—Cotton firm;1000 bales sold
Flour tirm;ll. , ,oo I,bla sold at Sc advance; state $6,20®
0.20 Wheat firm; 7,000 bush sold; white 1,50610,56; red
0, firm; 15p.10 Lush *fait new unchanged, Orti
9:11,2)a_t!.. Pork dull at F 06,05416.25. Whisky
Sugar Tian. 4:ottee firm hut quiet at 11412 e (or Rio.—
Hulas... , firm at 51m52c. Rice qhtet. Oats droopin g'
sales at 4044altic Hogs quiet at 51X(4,1 - c. Tallow dull
at 11><4h 103
PHILADELPFLI.t. I)ecerpber 21—Flour steady; sales 10n0
bbls; si 05.50 for superfine and $ 5 ,75 for extra. Rye
Flour held at tsLX .I 4. Corn Meal at 03.75 . Wheat steady;
1500 bush sold red at 21,4441,35. Rye sells at 92 1 4 c In
store. Corn has declided 2c. Oats are steady-, sale.
2000 bush at 4544,6 e Whisky is better, sales 500 bbls at
2014/42714,.
SEW l'oror. December 2.—Beeves quiet-3000 head
received, aaies at 64410 1 ,6 c. Receipts of Sheep 7.U(
pnces advances 2.5@37y Swine firm at 5!,,i(443 1 .;,.
2. , (00 head received.
R. T KENNEDY_ . W S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL
FI I R. Ct ;RN MEAL AND H,)MINY,
Iti r,'iNBL HGH AM, ALLEGHENY
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
coArs. use to sell at .210.00 for $ 02.5
Frock Dress Cloth, fine, use to sell at - 14,00 for 10,00
First Quality Cloth, - 18,00 for 12,00
Black Cloth •• Pants, - 6,00 for 6.26
~ - (superfine) •• •• 0" for 4411,1
Ckl9blmoro suits made to order. " 25,00 for 18,04
Also, Sauk, Plush, 'ilk and Cloth Vests,
ttENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Al very low prices. The above is the Cash Prioes suidby
referring to this sdverusement, the above prices will he
stravtiv adhered to. octl 1 itiaboo
N4k102 MARKET ST.,
NOVELTIES OFTk . SEASON.
Fulf THE EASTERN CITIES, we tcre
enabled to otter to the public the Bent Styles of
itutt LOW IN PRICE. We direct the attetatiou of our
Lady euetomers Co our THIRD AUPPLY of
Raglans, Dusters and Shawls
LADIES' SHOES, GENTS' BOOTS;
Ii)RNER FIFTH AND WYLIE STS.,
lJ are prepared t..7lpply LADLES AND GENTLE
MEN wall
FASHIONABLE BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
And WORKMANSHIP. Orders will be filled promptly
and satiefact.any. 4e21.:1 in
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
WHAT MORE SUITABLE FOR A
Holiday pre=cut than a tine Embroidered PIANO
AND TABLE COVER, or a neat RUG? Or what more
likely to add to the comfort And happiness of the Family
Circle, than a rich VELVET MEDALLION, or a good
HKIRRELIS CA RPET. all of which, together with a great
rarieiv of
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
Will be fernothed at love prices for Cash, et the OLD
CARPET WARP, ROOM 9 of
W. 111 , CLINTOCIL,
de! No 1 ISS Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
IS MELTING WORKS;
PARK, 11PCURDY Air CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Mt Copper, Pressed Copper Pee.
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Speltor Solder, &c., else !m
-porters and dealers in Metals. 'fin Plate. Sheet Iron,
Wire, Lo. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 First, and 120 Second Are. ts.
Pittsburgh, Pa Special orders or Copper cut to any Is
lred pattern. mv29tivdsa
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
chased the Interest of his hUe partner, G. B.
BATES, in the ROOFING ROUSER.% and is the sol,
manufactstre and dealer in the following three dirtjn
kinds of Roofing
-Ist. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and
vas Roofing.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and
Roofing.
3d. Patent English Asphaltic
Lug.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER
Material Iqr sale, wit printed instrur
ace at BATES A JOHNSONS' 01
field street. •
N. R.—This Cinm Dement
Metal Roofs, lasting twice s.
cheaper.
Manufacturers, an
MEM
Have on h
Furattur
facture.
=mut'
Prim
Cincinnati Market.
Foreign Markets.
:tock Market.
.—Stocks firm.
Chicago &Rock Island 62N
Illinois Central R. It.._.
IllinoieCentral bonds.. 3.5
Mich. Southern. pre... 1.6%
Virginia Sixes 94 1 4,
Missouri ' 83%
Erie Ist and 24 bonds 921,42
New York Market.
Ph lladelphia Marked.
Yew• York CAttie Market
ALLEGHENY CITY,
11. T. KENNEIIIV & BRO..
WHE.T RYE AND CuRN PURCHASED
NiANUFACa;RED AND DELIVERF D
Cksfl ON
Z. C. EISNER,
o. 114 tor. Wood and Fifth Streets,
TH ST.
Receiving Goods continuaily
DRESS GOODS,
Reliable as to Quality,
Nocr_ etc D_ HUMUS,
No. 102 Market and 13 Fifth sts
THOS. COYLE & BRO.,
)F THE IfATERIAI
WM. JOHNSTON,
JOSEPH '
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NUMBER
Blissrellantoust
CLOSING OUT SALE
FANCY GOODSIT
a " " Ur:,,:,
lei 3E-X 14,s
No. 24 Fifth Street,
TO BE DISPOSE
The Goods
PRICES N
TRIM
Ribbons,
Hoods
EIMI3RO
WILL BE SOLD BELL,
All we would say, is, you
your interest to COME IN AND
STOCK, which is LARGE AND WELT.
and which must be turned into cash pi
ary Ist, 1880
GREAT BARE:
MAY BE EXPECTED
J. ' B
No. 24 Fifth street,
PAUL
~.)
HAT, CAP , AND :
A FURi
INTRODUCE THIS DAY, I
THIS DAY, ',,
,s,:'
LADIES' F #5l
LADIES FURS, LADIES'.;
...
CHILDREN'S FIRS
CHI DR ~
GENTS" FUR G .
G E NTs'
G,frOts,
PAVLSOI 4 .
de2B:lw NO. 7 3-"Xil,
DOLLAR SAVINGS. Bt
QTATEMENT OF THE poLL
0
LNG 6 BANK, for the six months emit,
ber 30th, 1859.
Amount due to Depositors,
June Ist, 1869
Ain't received from Deposi
tors for last six months—. $112,808 84 .
I
Amount paid to Depositors .
during last six months.— 6803.88
Amount due Despoentors, ex
clunive of Deo. dividend._
d mown of Contingent Fund
June let, ........
Inteneet Account
Total aultit, Liabilities-.
'''N- SSETS:,
Bonds and telti;•-..„ ~..
__,
'...-a
Stock in Pittsbakt • -
Bills of Exchangk,.. - - 9. 6ingall
Fixtures
Coati 011 hand Art- .i 21,701 84
..Amouepple-estandcon• 4 :; ii . .,
tin hind . , hind, Nov. 30, 1869, lii. ,
Di vichg-nd due Depoartors,De- tk.' 4s
camber Ist, 1859
Leaving as Contingent Fund.
The Trustees have this day declared. a *
THREE PER CENT. out•of the profits of
months, payable forthwith. If not drawn will ..,,
est from December Ist. CHAS- .L;CO et ,
Pittsburgh, December 8, 1859.
The underaigned AnditangCOMMittee -. . -•"' 1
port, that they haveexamined the - -•• '.. a:2- ,
nual Repots. for the six months endin Noeni. , ' ~,..,-
148, and that they have also -
.the4S.--..'1%.
sisting of Bonds and Mortgagesi,Bingio4 ••,, :
counted the cash on hand, and and th - VS*oa* I,*
P.
rect., and to correspond with the abhite vern.. '.
t ‘'
Signed, . iiiifiXal l i i
A,
MX=
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~0 - -, ..., 54 , ,, ...,,
Dwelling House- inr . 0.. , f. , ; ,
A FIRST-RATE, three ..-13th - ry , ,," ,
.:'• ;.!,
z;w
Houee, No. fig Rolls etreet,:betWelerE‘ ;" ',C ,
Fourth etreeta, is awed for Sitle , '.ll, , , A• , •-.....1„,
finished and recently repaired; hie - • .....-•11"1:g. , , ,ri..-
and cold water; paved yard; Gambia i --,"
, ‘g 4. l' • - ... , • 0 1
the whole building; Gas in nearly all the • •-• " MO,
11.000-11,000 cash, and the balance 44 0 SW:"" "
menta, payable in eight years. PorsessigrtioSiipt
first of April.
Enquire on the premises._ , -.
For Sae.
FOUR LOTS ADJOINING LA.-
VILL, each 24 by 110 feet. They .r
of cheap. Information to be obtain!"
VICE.
Seetin House
THE SUBSCRIBER OP"
this well established and,
Restaurant, located in the hi ,
mond, opposite the Marke
series of years has had a
rable chance for going i
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$ 7,MP'