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SATURDAY MORNING:
Ov ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COM
MITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE.—A meeting
of the Committee, composed of the gentlemen named,
below, will be held on SATURDAY, January 7th, at 1 . 1
o'clock, A. M., at the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
CoL Henry M'Cullough, Lawrenceville;
John M. Urdn.PianiZurlh
Dr. Alex. Black, Sewick y ;
CoL John Sit Veranilles;
J. CampbeßStewa" Plum;
Dr. Samuel Dilworth, Pittsburgh;
John Swan, Allegheny City . ;
John H. Phillips, Pittsburgh ;
Robert Morrow, Ross.;
John R. Lsirge, Alldghbny City;
Dr. Wm. M. Herron; Allegheny City;
Andrew NPFarland, North Fayette ;
Hugh Lafferty, Baldwin ;
William Stem"' Snowden;
John Bigilett, Chanter&
By order of
DAVID D: BRUCE, Chairman.
TIRE UNION CANNOT BE SUSTAINED
BY FORCE.
This Union cannot be held together by
force. No drop of blood must be shed in
the effort to keep the Northern and South
ern sections of these States under one gov
ernment. There can be nothing clearer
than these propositions, and all thoughtful
men are settled in the belief that if disunion
must come, it mint be peaceful, and, to some
extent, deliberate.
In any partnership or association, the con
sent of associates is essential to the contin
uance of the compact, and each partner has
a sovereign control over his own property.
As well might the stockholders in a bank
declare that the voice of the majority of the
corporators should be taken as the rule for
the administration of the private and do-
mestic affairs of each, in his own proper
domicile or office, as the majority of these
States, claim the right to control the inter
nal policy of the whole.
Let us look at this matter a moment.
The Southern States declare they are tired
of the Union—that they have not equality
of rights within it. What then? Shall we
organize an army in the North to compel
them to remain in the confederacy.? Shall
we make them eleet, members of Congress at
the point, of the bayonet Shall we drive
their members, so chosen to Washington"
Shall we surround the capital with hmilita
ry force, and compel them to deliberate and
pass laws for the Union? Every one must see
how absurd and impossible this would be.
But again. Suppose the North shall or
ganize an army to prevent a severance of
the Union. Will it bemarched to the South
to make anti-slavery proselytes? They will
go there uptight white people, of course.
Will the enlightened and humane abolition
legions seek to exterminate the white race
in the South so that slavery shall exist there
no mere? Will they, after destroying the
whites in the South, give their lands and
tenements, (mayhap their women, also,) to
the beloved negroes, and setthem up as free
and independent sovereigns? If any ono
says that these questions look to extreme
and odious results, let him say what else
would be the consequence of the use of force
to keep this Union together. .
For it is clear the South will not seek us at
our !lorries to make war upon us. No South
ern tolitician has laid down any law for our
local government,-- - - , none of them have un
dertaken to tell us bow we shall treat any
portion of, our poPulation, therefore. they
will not come to the North with a pros. elyting
army, for the Southern people have not
presumed to tell us how to manage our in
ternal concerns. The whole trouble, as we
take it, comes from the fact that we are de
termined to manage theirs and our own
also.
It is a most humiliating thing for the
North, that the sentiments of true patriotism
and love of the Union should have become
so weak in the hearts of the people that
public men are permitted to declare, in the
Halls of Congress, that they will preserve the
Union 'by force of arms" in case the South
should attempt to leave it. Such an idea is
monstrous. The compact which binds these
States together, was formed for mutual in
terests and the preservation of equal rights.
It can be maintained only by the force of
patriotism, and not of arms•and bloodshed.
If the fratarnal feelitag betlyeftq l the States
is destroyed by Norther aggressions, the
strong bond of union is already broken.—
There is no power on earth which can mend
the links once severed, and least of all, the
bloody force of a Sectional war -
If the South _resolves to leave the Union,
she because ttel North ;denies her
rights which were granted her when the ori-
ginalsarmact was entered into. It is not
competent for such a partnership to be en
forced beyond the articles of agreement
upon which it wai originally baied. If the
Abolitionists of the North prove strong
enough .to sever the Union, the South will
leave it peacefully; iluietly anti- like men,
knowing their rights, and determined a
every hazard -topp,t i t peyond the power of
might to trample upon right.
GOVERNOR PACKER'S MESSAGE
Vire yetlerd4too the pleasure of laying
before, our i*ilt2 second Annual Mes
ernorli
sage of Govanker.. Itis.a most able
Statepariciri ant''oti 'S4 jch,iinvvery respect
deserves the attention of every Pennsylva,
rtian. fit - it clear,"tilodelitHocrunent, free
from all . elibtitnioentim and totally devoid
of all effort to!elavate public indiVidual at
the expense of the great interests of the
State. Like all of Governor Paolteris mes
sages, this one is plain, concise and most
ably written. He carefullyrev . iews the fi
nancial and governmental affairs of the
State. • His •recommendations are Wise, and
his comments upon matters which have oc
cdrred during the iear,fi'air;inahly and just.
As the Governor's message is an important
State paper, which every citizen of the State
should' carefully read and digest its contents
for himself, our duty for the , present'is
performed in laying a complete and early
copy of it ,hefore ouraeados. From time to
time, as the subjects treated of in the mes
sage, dome pp liefpge thp )(legislature for
action, we shall speak of them es' we may
think nedesdary.
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THE COUNTY Dja OCRATIC COM.,
mITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE.,
This committee meets this morning at the
St. Charles Hotel, for the purpose of
such action as maybe necessary'. toes!! Cain^
ty Convention, to elect delegates to the State
Democratic Convention, to be held at Reading,'
on the 28th of February, that day liavihg
been 'selected on account of the 4th of. March
falling-on Sunday, this year. It is important
that, in this convention, the +sentiments of the
Democracy of the county should be fairly;
represented, and when the County Committee
shall have fixed the day for the primary meet
ing, as they probablylvill fie to-day, it into be
hoped that every distriftt in the costntiy, will
be represented by the men, who will eipress.
the sentiments of a - Detei , jidritie Majority of
each district.
PUBLIC DOCIIIWPOi'I%
We return our •thanks to Mr. Irish' M r :
Espy, and other members of the leOlature,
for copies of the Anditor 4 Generarß report and
other public documents from JEfartiebnrg.
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It is already known to the public that
William B. Ogden, Esq., of Chicago, (who is
also one of the directors of the railroad,) is
to belhe Receiver. This appointment will
undoubtedly prove as acceptable to the
friends of the road in the west, .as it is to
contracting parties. It is understood that
the Superintendency of the road has been
tendered to a railroad official of great expe
rience, and favorably known to the public,
,who has long been intimately connected in
.the management, and who is, personally,
largely interested in the success of the road. i
The appointee has risst 'et accepted, and it
would not be proper to indicate the individ
ual at present, more particularly. Thus it
will be seen that this importp,,nt work will
retain a strong and efficient management,
and while the interests of the finances . of
the road have been promoted, the require
ments of the public generally, who are more
directly interested in the prompt and safe
transmission of freight and passengers, will
be , amply. provided for. We congratulate
the gentlemen of the Board of Directors,
and the committee of the bondholders,
upon the liberal and enlarged policy which
has characterized and governed their
iinieiisaingii, which will largely redound
to thear'erddit, and which augurs favorably
for tb fu' ire prosperity of the railroad and
.alt i interes
The Newark Advertiser Bays : "An inter
esting decision was made by Justice Sanford,
this morning, in a civil snit. One man seed
another for payment for the board of his wife
for sixteen months, at six dollars a month.
The defenclenhiset up, that he had advertised
his wife and given public notice that he would
pay tto debts of heir contracting. The justice
decided that while Os W 44 terve as a warn
ing, it was no legal way of getting clear uf the
-wife's liabilities; that the husband, in the eye
oMlie lavrovasliable for `the' wife's debts so
long ist;elM . ,‘Ainued• such. J'ildgmetkt was
scconlinglrgtirem for the plaintiff in the full
amount claimed." . •
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY NTATISTICS.
We collate from the Auditor e
per* few statistics relating
coiliSek ;.
Tth, lbanktpf !glue rof our city tave pairlthe
Comnionvadthas tax on dividends, thd°fol
lo
amounts:
Algritany Bank
Bank of Pittaburgh.-
Citizens' Bank
Exchange 8ank8',934 CO
Iron City Bank 3,200 00
Mechanics' Bank 4000 00
Merchants' and Miputacturers' Bank 7,053 04
As tax on corporation stocks, our banks have
paid the State the following amounts :
Allegheny Bank
Bank'of Pkeaburgh.
Crit..zente
Exchange Bank.
Iron Cl 7 Bank.
Meehanle.s' Bank
2.000 no
Merchants? and Manufacturers' Bank SAW 00
On their corporation stocks, the, following
local corporations have paid as follows :
'Pennsylvania* Railroad Company 99,848 14
Pittslmrgh and Connelleville Railroad Co 1,049 91
Monongahela Navigation Company 1.749 88
Allegheny Bridge Company . 938 34
Birmingham an Pittsburgh Bridge co.. 108 'l2
Monongehala • do .... .... 429 80
Rawl ISFornt do. 457 28
Northern Liberties do. 338 36
Eureka Insurance Conipany 2,1116 1.10
Monongahela do. 1,575 (Xi
Pennsylvania do. 998 18
Pittsburgh Life, Fire, ite.,oo 446 60
Pittsburgh Insurance Company 2 00
Western do. 8,376 00
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company... 189 14
Allegheny lilts Company . (48 C 6.1
Birmingham do 150 00
Pittsburgh . .do. ... ........ . ........ .... . 1,425 00
The Treasurer of Allegheny county, John J
Mute, Esq., 'has paid the State for
Tax ,01:1Rsial in;d Personal Estate
Tavern Bicanges •
Retailers Lineages
Pedlars! Lineage
Brokers' Licenses
Distiller and Brewer Licenses ....
Billiards and 'Pen-Pins .........
Restaurants
Militia Tax
Millers' Ts ............. .
The tax on writs, wills, &e., paid by Mr.
Armstrong, Prothonotary, is 11,044 50 ,
the callatteral inheritance tax, paid by John
G. Curtis, Register, is $5,6.51 09.
The City of Pittsburgh has paid for tax
upon her loans, $4,406 65 ; the City of A Ile
gheny $2,024 15, and the County of Allegheny
$1,162 28.
The Merchants' and Manufacturer's Bank,
paid the State a bonus of $6,000 on extension
of charter.
The Western Pennsylvania Hospital has re
ceived from the State $30.000 (Xi.
The Pittsburgh and Allegheny Orphans
Asylum and Orphans' Home, at Zeli..nople,
under charge of Mr. Pasaacant., each sLikal
For Common Schools in Allegheny county
$12,178 16 has been paid. The Western
Pennsylvania House of Refuge has received
$18,600 00. The Western Penitentiary $lll,-
150 00, for salaries of officers : $3OB 00 for
graiuities to discharged convicts : $3,118 fi.r
paving in front of the prison, and $lO,OOO fo;
extensions of buildings.
There are various other items of intornat in
the report, to which we refer our readers.
PITTSBURGH. FT. WAYNE J CHIC A
GO RAILROAD.
The information we have heretofore given
the public, relative to the recent adjustment
of the ditricultit of the above named road,
are so freely and clearly stated in the fur
tad States GlL:di,: of the sth. t hat we transfer
the.s awe to our columns. There is now
every prospect that this great enterprise,
which has struggled through so many ditb
ciflties to its final completion to Chicago,
will soon bo extricated from the control of
the Courts, by a compromise among creel i torn,
as suggested in the plan recently published
by Mr. Thomson.
The meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. with the committee of bondhold
ers, which commenced on WethiLtsilay of
the 2 4 eith ult., at the La Pierre House, in this
city, closed its labors on Monday night of
this week. The conclusion was satisfactory
to all the parties concerned. and may be con
sidered as a final adjustment of the matters
which were the issue between the bondhold
ers and the directors, and which either oc
casioned or were the result of the late ac
tion of tha bondholders, and appointment
of a receiver at Cleveland, Ohio. The
agreement is matured and concluded be
tween the parties, aided on both sides with
able legal counsel, but awaits the formal ex
amination and approval of the counsellor in
Cincinnati, who conducted the proceedings
in that city in behalf of the bondholders,
and who was not present in this city du
ring__ the conference.
We understand that the provisions of
this adjustment are highly honorable to all
parties concerned ; that provision has been
made for the payment of the recent and
future running expenses of the road—for
the payment, ofthe debts for which bonds
of the road have been hypothecated, and
for the payment of debts for which individ
uals have been and are endorsers, and are
personally liable. This relieves the road
'from risk of loss by sacrifice of its hypothe
cated,, securities. The adjustment is such
that it also protects the unsecured creditors
and the stockholders from any sacrifice of
their claims, leaving the road to develope
its resaurces, discharge its obligations to
creditors, and reimburse those who have in
vested their capital in its stocks, without
the fear of having its franchises wrested
from them by the action of mortgage bond.
holders,
Haibanda Mast Pay their WiveN Board.
United States Mint. More Trouble In Sonora.
The scat mapt of the Urgted State, Mint The mission of C in Ewell to Sonora,
for the mo I.r December
_Mims a deposit of thoug h successful as as the return gf Col 9,
$178,499, it ld of wilig . Borne 400 WO
ti t 04144
Ye' time ess , concern , , was not wit put dis'a,...
' i- , - - ~ ..i. . ..,., ~ !.,-„
,atigreeitiledeideria. returnipg from (
p arty
was iron* Kansas. Th e dtvon* - of Miver, , ,i mas --z o rnwe-2 beliinging to the Captain'a party
includings., Spanish and Mexican fractions' was Claimed by ieitiZen of Hermosillo, with
of a Akar, the same time , amounted to $69,- bete . .q damages for the time during which he
633. Total deposits of gOld and silver for the . jilid Ewel p l e w en as .d o e gg iv e . ir to o g f iv its e l ' i l ie e a rv v i y bOiads n P ot t' n'
monthNS23B,l32. The old copper cent, ex- leave the place before the damages were paid.
changed for the new, $2,785. The gold coin- He at once communicated with Capt. Porter,
age of the month, including bars, amounted whose sloop-of-w ar
e i lay before
th au thoriti es to to $173,459 nearly all of which was in double
s l a b n O d g t aj a e t, th u e nles lt s x th ea. ep a au y
was a es t once rtdeag er - -
eaglo and eagles. The aifver Coinage `wee ed and sent securely to Arizona, heahould d0r5i
572,650, mostly in half and quarter dollar pie- bard the town. After some delay, and prepa
res. The number of new cents issued during ratiots of the vessel to put the threat into
and execution, l
a t n h: l 3 h c i l s em pa a rt n y d co m plied fai wz ing h ismale, the month was two.snillions two hundred thous
ultble,
and .' At this rate of issue we do not wonder were put safely over thefrontier
that they are at a considerable discount, and
that retail dealers in all the Atlantic cities
complain of their great abundance. amounting
to a nuisance. Some means should be devised
to give this use-ful and convenient issue, when
Confined withi': reasonable amounts, a circu
lation remold from the cities. In many of the
inferior towns they have been in demand, and
more might be sent there without detriment to
the currency
48'07
12,344 84
4,74 b as
1,494 24
6.138 47
1,931 43
8,861 60
1,600 00
Governor Blacksnake
Gov. Blacksnake, the "old Indian," died at
hie residence on the Allegheny Reservation,
eight miles from East Randolph, Cattaraugus
County, December, 26, at the advanced age of
123 years He was, probably, before his death
the oldest Indian living. He was in the
French war previohe to the Revolution; also
in the Revolutionary war, end sided with the
Americans. He was a great alit to Washing
ton, acting in the capacity of a runner and
bearer of despatches. His family have now in
their possession a silver medal that was pre.
rented him by Gen. Washington. and on which
the "old Governor" put inure value than on
all else he had. Gen Washington, he says,
was'a great and good man. He (Blacksnake)
has been a greet warrior. He was beloved
and respected by all, and many are the people
that have visited him for several years past.
both far and near.
$821590 ...,7
16 336 61
6,D16 42
138 80
1,283 49
620 28
247 00
1,422 43
1.3'11 83
247 00
HON. A. B. 411PCALHONT
This gentleman, the Assistant Attorney
General of the United ,States, paid a holiday
visit to hi; friend; in this city, and returned
to Washington on Thursday He is one of
those talented and popular young Democrats
for whom his friends I.iok for &brilliant future.
His present position, which is one of great la
bor and responsibility, be lilts with great cred
it to himself and most acceptably to the gov
ernment. His dying visits to his idd home
are most welcome to his friends in Allegheny
conntv
Missouri HaUroads.
A bill has been introduced into the Legisla
ture of Missouri, to sell out three of the rail
roads for tl a thitn of $S,:s00,000 The roads
to be sold are the Pacific. on account of which
State bonds have been issued to the amount of
$7,000,0041: the North Missouri, for which
bonds have been issued to theltmount of $l,-
350,000: the Iron Mountain, for which bonds
have beet. issued to the amount of .i , '.i,601,000;
and the Southwest Branch, for which bonds
have been issued to the amount of ii2.,/istitl,(oo
Valuable Rel le
The Turkish ;40Yerrinient has just purchased
a relic of inestimable value to IslamiAtn. It is
an autograph letter from the Prophet Motive
med to the Mactineans of Egypt, to call the
Coptic nation to the faith of I-lam. In lila re
port to the French Institute of May 10, It‘s 2,
M. Belin, who since filled the functions of chief
interpreter to the army of the East. proved the
authenticity of thi€ ancient parchment.
,For the F'ittshltrgh PoNt.i
Hon. John L. Dawson for Gott ernor
Mit. EDITOR:—It was risked by one, of
ancient ticrw, •• which is the most perfect pop
ular government The answer. known to
all, is undisputed and if there is any one
thing, more than any. other, which would ena
ble us to realize the bright ideal of the Ancient
Philosopher, it is that which would mast pro
mote the settlement of the whole country by
the owners of their firesides. This policy is
now adopted by the leaders of all toolitleal
partim , but the sagacious statesman, whose
eloquence twice carried the measure through
the lower House of Congress, then stood far
In advance of public opinion
Now, however. when Democrats are casting
around for a candidate for the highest post in
the Commonwealth, they seize upon such men.
It is right. Pennsylvania should have no see
ond•rato steersman at the helm. Second only
in wealth and importance, and destined soon
to be the Empire State, it is highly proper to
look for her Governor among those of the most
enlarged expehence and eminent ability. And
among them, no ono would more certainly load
the Democratic cOlunin to triumphant victory,
than the great defender of the Homestead. His
name would create an enthusiasm among the
people that would ensure a triumph unequaled
in Pennsylvania since the days of Jackson.
Yours, HOMESTEAD.
Another Dead Sea.
A writer in the Unloki(Cal.) Donee:rat gives
a very interesting description of Mono
Lake, which has recently engrossed pub
lic• attention, from the fact of the discovery
of deposits of gold in the neighborhood.
He says:
Mono Lake is more literally a "dead sea"
than the sea of Sodom. According to Dr.
Clark, that "sea swarms with fishes, and
shells abound on its shores." MOIIO Lake
has neither. The extreme length and
breadth of the Dead Sea, accordingto Merl
ti, are 75 by 16 miles, giving a superficial
area of 600 square miles; whereas Mono
Lake contains 675 square miles. The river
Jordan and Arnon, and the brook of Ke
dron, besides many rivulets empty into the
Dead Sea,
Into Mono Lake, McLane's river falls from
the north, and Crosby's river from the south,
and three large brooks or creeks fall into it
from the west, besides numerous rivulets and
springs all around its borders. But; this lake
not only responds to the Greek epithet 17307103,
as being "a lone, soli tary,deserted, forsaken,"
bdt it also answers to the same actirctive as
explained in the Spanish as being "pretty,
nice, neat,"
The lake takes as many shapes al the
points ,differ from which you view it. From
the west side, about ten miles from its nor
thern limit, it appears like a beautiful cres
cent, its horns curving delicately around
you on the right and left. From the north
it appears to be nearly circular like the full
moon, the islands in its waters strikingly
representing the sgpts on that planet.
, From the east it app'ears to have no particu
lar shape, but it stretches off irregularly
among the mountains.
There is little or no echo around this lake,
and indeed it is difficult to understand a
person talking at a- little distance. A
dreamy, spnl-like spirit seems to pervade
the atmosphere'. The smooth, glassy sur
face of the waters, the upheaved, disrupted,
volcanic mountains surrounding the lake,
looking down, as it were, into this abyss of
their ejection ;'` the illusion of vision, and
the whitened shores, thickly columned in
many places with vesicular lava which looks
-
like monuments erected to the "mighty
dead," all conspire to impress the mind
with the idea of a fictitious scene, portrayed
by the pencil of an omnipotent hand.
Virginia Lands.
Gov. Wise, in his address to the Southern
medical students at Richmond, said: "I have
been signing patents for the last three months
for the county of Ritchie, lands which contain
unlimited quantities of the best gas-genarating
coal in the world, and if you ask who own
them, you will find that they are chiefly in the
hands of Northern men, Or at /east will be be
fore twelve months. They buy land at two
cents an acre, and one peck of the Ritchie coal
will thus purchase a whole sere of land. I
would possess ourselves of these sources of
wealth.'.
Lcorpos POET= iS very good, but the Lon
sicm. Punch lie .amoompagmt article.
F • •
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SIT=
New Orleans, just now, is very gay: Mon
ey plenty. Health never better. Weather
magnificent. Hotels overflowing with visi
tors. Two operas an,a several theatres in full
blast.
As old age comes creeping on, it brings with
it many attendant infirmities. Lose of appetite and
weakness Impair the health, end want of activity makes
the mind discontented and unhakiy. In cases where
old age add ita influence, it is almost impossible to add
vigor and health, and although many remedies have
teen tried and.have failed , until BCER.HAVEII HOL
LAND BITTERS, were known end used. .In. very mac
where they have been employed they .hevP .Invariably
given strength and restored the appetite. They have
become a Waal. agent for this alone, and are used by
auk* , people Who are suffering from lesSof a.Kwhio and
general debility. In cases of long standing chronic din.
eases thew sot as a charm, invigorating the system, thus
giving nature another opportunity to repair physical In-
Oriels. See advertisement in another column.
Meld Ilitraftilly.— The Genuine highly Concentrated
Elcartiave's Rolland Bitters is put up in half pint bottles
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated Medicine has induced
.tiany Imitations, which the public should guard against
'anti/wing. Beware of imposition! Bee that our name
Is on the laird of every bottle you buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, ./n- k 160 Sole Proprietors, No
27 Woot, Waimea First and Seco nd eta, Pittsburgh.
NATIONAL TH EATRE—Late A polio.—
The Dramatio Company formerly attached to the
old Pittsburgh Theatre, would respectfully arumunee to
the Museum of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they will
take a
At the above named place, on MONDAY EVENING,
January 9th, by the kind permission of Mr. J. C. Rims,
on which occasion they will be assisted by NUMEROLIS
VOLUNTEERS, and a
RILL OF UNUSUAL ATTRACTION
Will be prevented. SEE BILLS OF THE DAY
1113.Tiellets for eale everywhere.
H WEAVER. SI
Jarlt*
GREA .
BARGAIN S
WINTER HATS, CAPS,
Fleming's, Cor. Wood and Sixth tits.,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
In order to make room (or ih.• .prtng.took
Gu'L 4
gg_A large stook on hand at
No 31 FIFTH STREET.
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE of Fa
.mi Winter
BOOTS AND SHOES !
111 1 1...Gteetitt marked down 10 to 20 per cent. Give m
call at the CHEAP CASH STORE. OP
JOS. H. BORLAND,
pi' 94 Market, oecond door from Pifth street.
B OYS'A ND YOUTHS'
KIP, CALF AND THICK BROGANS,
W E SCHMERTZ LIE CO.'S,
CROCHET FRINGES--
EMBROIDERED LACE VEILS, for sale ow et
GENTS' CALF SKIN
OVERSHOES:
LINED WITH BUFFALO
Just received at
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AU lON.
Oa I'UIIEDALY EVENING, lan..lotlt, at 7 o'clock
Ai the Ocerunereed Hales ROOMS, No. 64 Nth street, wil
be sold—
4010 hares Exchange Bank of Pataboran,
40 shared Merchant,' and Manufacturers' Bank.
10 shares Oa liens' Bank of Pittsburgh.
30 shares Allegheny Bridge Company.
to shares Monongahela Bridge Company.
a? J. r . IntVl7& Auetionser
WE• E TO FIND THEM.— Choice
Chewing Tobacco, and gentatimagyatia a
can always be &Rum' at. & JOHNSTON :
1111
ADULTERAT D.—Liquors Of choice
brand* in quantities to sli t y e artiliasetii, for mile
8. J ON, Druggist,
corner Bud id end 1 odd ate.
A N EXAMINATION ' Q .4 Ei Oi
my assortment of Fancy Boaps,i ht, Brushes, &a , Ac. EL JOHNS ,
Is 7 corner Bmltheehi and Fon shwas.
IR ING • LANS, IRISH LINEN'.
Lineal 86ttt Bosomichecks• Tiekin, Gingham" ,
Prints, canton Flannels, ' Wool Flannels, La.
47 0. HAM 7 4 LOVE, 74 Market street.
THE LARGE WAREEKIUSE ; corner of
or LPenn and Wavneetreets, (the property of the dart
rd estate., Possession given immediately. For terms
ankh' to JOllll T. LOGAN,
s&tt Administrator, 62 Wood Street
" NOTICE.
A LL PERSONS HOLDING SCHOLAR
.za.. SHIPS in the Ifirin Commercial Collego,
are roterred_k : r. Ii'. , JEBMMS, Iron City College, or
tl.olltll 191 - f.T TA Mg 28 fit. Clair street, with whom ar•
ruagernenta Have bees made. _ _ _
G. H. LEITHEAD.
113.411 papers Interested please copy. jatlaw
HAVANA CIGARS.
T THIS DAY IN RECEIPT of y an
other invoice of
GENUINE HAVANA CHUBS,
Making the LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT
In the city. Those wishing a
t GOOD CIGAR,
Should cell and eitimme my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
lan corner Market street and Diamond.
DISSOLUTION.—The firm of WILSON,
Psraz & Co, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
JOHN A. WILSON,
WK. PAYNE,
JESSE W. CAR
Pittsburgh, December 31, 18119.
On retiring from the Dry Goode Business, I
cordially recommend my successors to the paUonage of
my Merida. WILLIAM PAYNE.
Pittsburgh, DecemberBl,lB64i
ribers have
this day formed a ao-parmesshM for -pUrltoss of oar
qing on the WHO ALE DRY r rIOI3 8U51N21313,
ender the name of WILSON, Caltit7 : MO
J
' CANN,
Pittsbrugh J January ; 1880. JAM lANDLESS.
Jae
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No- 84. tier:: WOW/ itd Fourth eta
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A Gay Town
Age and. Debility.
Rini gilludistments.
JOINT BENEFIT,
IS NOW OFFERED IN
CLOTHING
AS HE IS SELLING OPT XT
LA Dt/gf
M ISSEIi' and
CRILDRENI3
(U DI 8
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.'S,
bELLINO LOW AT
No. $1 Fifth
CROCHET BERTHAS
CHAS. GIPNER.'B,
78 Masuet &treat
SUITABLE FOR SLEIGHING
W. E. SC HIHIEOITZ.& CO.'S.
FIN'TH STREET
G STO
Y'.11.1)1 NG'S
,EREPARFA) GLUE!
Spldinp,eie Prepared Glue !
Spalding's= Prepared Glue !
SAVZOXIIII PIECES!
ECONOMY 1 DISPATCH
"3 STITOIi SA V ;LS •I'Zi I xi:" _al
A v accrdenle will happen, even in well- requlaged
families, It in very desirable to have some cheap and con
venient. way for repalritig,Furnisure, Toys, Crockery, en
Spalding's Prepared Glue
meets all such emergencies, and no timutehold can afford
to be without It. It is alwayayeady, and up to the abet
trig point There 13 no longer a necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolle, and broken
cradles. It is Just the article for cone, shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladles of refinement - and
taste.
This admirable preparation Is urted culd, being dm:DI.
ashy bald In solution, and poutasing all the valuable
qualities of the beet cabinet•makaa' Glue. It may 14
used In the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more adbealve.
•• USEFUL IN EVERY BOUM"
N. B.—A Brash accompanies each bottle.
Price, 25 Cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 30 Plattetreet, New York.
Addr,,36— HENRY C. SPALDING & 00.,
Bot No. 8,644 New YOex.
Put up fur Dealers In Cams contaLoing Four, Eight,
and Twelve Dozen, a beautiful Lithographic Stiuw- (fi rii
se. ompanylng each package.
Or A single Matte of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE - will save ten times its cost annually to every
household. .4§3
Sold by all preeminent Stationers, Druz:losta, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stoma.
Country mesahanta should make a nuts of SPALD
ING'S PREPARED GLUE, whoa making up their list
li niil stand any climate.
*l4l4'f Prepared, Glue,
USEFUL IN ETERY HOUSE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY BTATLCiNEIIB.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLIM,
SOLD BY HARDWARE. DEALER&
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISIIING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLU BY F.A.NCY-GOODS DEALERS.
SPA LDING'S PREPARED GLUE
80LO •BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPASED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
aerurr C. SPALDING & CO.,
No. 3U Platt-street, New York
Address post-Office, Box No. kW-
Annexed Is an Al.nhabeileal List of Articles,
whirl', if damaged, may be restored to their
original strength and usefulness by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
A ... Mends ACCOUNT BOOKS
B Mends BUREAUS ... .
C.. Menlo CRADLES
D .. Mends DOLLS . .
81 ....Mends ETAGERES .
....Mends FANS ..
. . Mends OTITARS . .
if ~Mends RAILPS. . t
I ..Ms•ml.s INLAID-WORK. .. ....
J Mends JARS . .
K Merida KNOBS .
I. .Honda LEA THER• WORK.
IT —Mends MIRROR-FRAMES . .... .
N.. Mends NEWEL' POSTS. • N
n Mends VITONT.I NS 0
P Mends PLANO-FORTES . .... P
Q ...Mends QUILT. FHA Id ES Q
I. ..Mends ROCKING-RORSES ..
S Mends 60PAS
.... S
T .Heads TABLES T
. Mends UMBRELLA-STICKS
V Mends VASES'... V
W Mends WORB-TeTiii
X Mends X.T-L013113.1.11116 WORK . . .. X
Y .. Mends Y l)-STICKS .. Y
Z Mends ZEPRTE 'WOOD -WORK Z
& In coneItisten,SPALDINCPS PREPAREDGL.UE
is usefot to Lildartee and Selena&
S ..Mondt SOFAS.—
. .
2. P.. Mends PITCHERS e.... 2
8:15 Mends Accoauton. ... A.... 3
4 L Mende LETTER SEALING .. L . 4
2. D.. Mends ISAATUERITEOTYPE 5) 5
6 Meat 111.111 k
.... 6
7, N Mends NEW BREAKAGES N I
9 13 Mends CIETN-STOCKS o '3
11 8 Mends SCHOOL-BOOKS.. 8 9
ises. .. •
3.1 P Mends PARASOLS.. . . P to
tl R.. Mends RLTLERB
is E Mends ELECTRICAL MACHIN ES... .. 12
is P Men .s PAPER-FIANGINOS p IS
14 A Mends A RM-CHAIRS A 34
35 K Mends RICKETY FULLNLTLIRE K I 2
16 Z:.. Mends ERASER-BAY /LES . E. .. 16
37 II Mends DESKS
13 .o.Molds GLOBES
L Mends LOOSENED LEAVES ......L 19
231 LI Mends u pooLsru . o FURNITURE .U. .so
K !lends EGG-BEATERS K.... 21
ri . Mends 6,13011:7-VORK 22
DI. Mewls. CRESS-80ARD5.......... 28
Mends FEDDLE5.........44
15 Mends SHELL-WORK . ... 2.5
26... Mends FILLET-WORK so
27 .. Mende IR/BLIT-HORSES._ ....
.27
2, Mende K A LEI DOSCOPES . 2.4
29 Vends MONEY:I3O XES ..... 29
Iss .Mends PICTI:ILE FRAME 5........ so
81 . ..Mends SECRETA RIES
33 . Mends VENEERING . 82.
SS Mends SCHOOL FURN ITURE.. 34
53 .. Mends ?API RE-MACH E.. 84
38 Mends WA BDROBES .... • .. .
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3 , 1 Mends PARIAN MARB LE . ..86
81 . . Mends CELBS
Mende 9iAL3Y-41/ M PERS .OS
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40...... Ahnule MATCII.SA FES
41 Mends PICTURES. . 41
12 Mends QUILL -M II EELS 49.
48 ... Menlo TOWEL-RACKS . ...... 43
44 Mends WASH-STANDS 11
4 1 Mend. •li E DSTRA DS ....... . 45
.Mends BRUNE , 46
47. Mends IIiESS:SIEN 47
41 Mends BALLOT-BO !CBS . . 44
M,0,14 II ERBA RI VMS . . 413
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HAT,' CAP AND FUR STORE ;
INTRODUCE THIS DAY, INTRODUCE
THIS IJAY,
LADIES, FU
LDIEr i kURE6 I2
LADIES
CHILDREN'S FURS,
CHILDREN'S FURS,
GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS, CHILDREN'SFURS
GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS.NT
GENTS' FUR G AUNTLETS,
PAULSON'S, PAULSON'
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Jae N0 .73 WOOD STREET.
THE COTARTNJUISirir heretofore ex
istiog under the thni OTWOANDLISS, MEANS &
CO., wee dissolved by annual consent on the stet oh.
The bukstees of the Arm wUl,be 14014 by tboireocees
sore, MEANS & COPFTN.
DAVID; APCANDLES.S.
WILLIAM MEANS.,
• IiAR4II3ON A. GVPIN.
Pittsburgh, 1111111U7 2d, Mt
The undiaraigned have, under the laws. of
Pennsylvania, relating thereto, formed a limited part
nership, as follow's,The firm (wiled which such
partnership is to be conducal,
ntikAuvs & COFFIN.
•
The ggeneral nature of the business intended to be
tt 'is the WHOLESALE} GROCERY AND 001!
MISSION BIISINESS, and it is to be 'coridutted In the
city_ of Pittsburgh. William Means. residingin the City
of Pittsburgh, and - Harrison A. Collin, residing in' the
City of Allegheny are the General Partners, andHavid
APMndiess, residing in Reserve township, JAlLtigheny
coutity, is the 'special partner. The Said speCielPal3r
new has contributed - Twenty Thousand Dollars to, the
:common stock of said partnership. Said partnershlP
commented
on the Second day of lan diry,lB6o, and will
terminate on the thirty-first day of December, NU.
WILLIAM MEANS,
HARRISON A. COFFIN,
GenerarPartners.
DA VI if /MARDI
Pittsburgh, January 2, 1860. Special Partner.
NEW BOOKS AT I)A ISO N 'S, Wood
street and Diamond alley s.--Miss Kavanagh, new
volume; Seven Years ; Sacramental laseatM3o3,lely Rev.
Jlll2osl W. Alexander,.D. 1).; New Night Caps; Lewes'
Physiology. of Coinmon Life; Basic to the Rescue, or,
Work while It Is Day, a companion volume to' Engliah
Hearts and Bands; The Chnstntea Mirror, ori.Wertill
Season, by A.. L. 0. K; Idols in Me Heari, a Tale by A.
L. 0. E ,• The Revival in Ireland, by Rev. GUill
rieim; Hodge on Ist and 2d Corinthians ; The Two-Heaps,
what Mug Brown's Sunday School Clem Did. tor Them':
The Great Tribulation, by Dr. cumuli ugs Higher Chris
tian Life, by Boardman; Brook's Fool of Quiflity.
r. S. DAV - 1480N,
jab Wood street and Diamondalley.
MIN% CENTRAL R4TIAO
HE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD IS
now equal into any on the road. -
HREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS, between
la
g uz
Pittsburgh and - Phi elphia, connecting - direct - in the
Union Depot, St Pitts h. with Though Trains - from
all Western cities, fore ladelphia, New York, Boston.
Baltimore and Washington City. thus furnishing facili
ties for the transportation of paoseugers unsurpassed,
ford - and comfhtt, by any other_route. ,
EXPRESS AND FAST LINES run through to Phil
adelphia without change of Care or Conductors.
SMOKING CARS Am attached to each train; -WOOD.
RUFF'S SLEEPING CARS to Express and Fast trains.
The laxpres" ram* Daily, Mail and Fast Lines,
Sundays excepted. Three Daily Traies connect direct
for New York. Express and Fast Line connect for Bal
timore and
SEE EMILY 'DRAINS between Philadelphia and New
York; Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston.
Thiong,h Tickets qall Rail) are good •on Edifier of the
above Trains. and transfers through New York free.
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via. Norwich,
Fall .River or
~ Stonington Lines. ,Baggage transferred
free.-
TIM M'S may be obtained at , any of the iniportant-
Railroad Offices in the West; also, on board any of the
re Mar Linea of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
Rivers.
Ara- PAU ALWAYS Ea Lott. AND Tall AB QUICK 68 DT ANY
Oren Roan.
.M. I .R FOR TIMMS BY PITTSBURGH.
the
PentleYlveme
The eompleßailroad,tzon of th
make thise WesWu connections of the
Direct Line Ilittninin the Meet. and the'
The connecting of tracks by the Raißotel Bridge at
Pittsburgh, avoidmg nil drayage or . fertiage of Freiht;
together wi th the saving of time, Ste advantages rea dily
appraising:. ed by Shippers of Freight, and the traveling
public.
For Freight Contracts of Shipping Directions apply
to or address either of the following Agents of the Com.
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
H. S. Pierce & Co., Zanesville, Ohio; J. J. Johnston
Ripley, Ohio; R. Neely. Maysville,. Ky, Ormsby Crop-
Ponsmouth,..theo; Paddock & to, Jefferson. In
11. W. Brown & Co, Cincinnati, 01 Athol; & Ribbett,Cui
cinnati, 0.; It. C. Meldrum. Madison, ilnd; .kieeph E..
Moore. Louisville, Hy; I'. Q &Riley & Co, Ethosville,
Ind.; N..W. Grahtunia Co, Cairo,lllinois;: R. FF. Sass. She
ler a Glass, St. Lotus, Museum John . H: MIMS, Nash
ville, Tennessee: Harris & Hunt Mempiris, Tennes
see, Clarke & Co., Chicago, Illinois; W. H. IL Kootitz
Alton. Billion; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at dif
ferent. pwnts in the West. ...
sir The greatest facilities onered for the protection
and speedy transportation of Live Stook, and good so
' commodations,. intl* usual privileges, tor persons trai
-1 eling4n dune, th ereof
VREIG By HTS,.. . •
this route lfiss e l p ttl ia, tit is it e ll w d=pan t. s i lea c n x
ilalu
more, so and th il l: ir nzy point on the Railicad's
Kentucky, In Illinois, Wisconsin, Towel or Mis
souri, by :Railroad &red-
The Peunsylyania ...Railroad also connects et Pities
burgh with steadiers, by which - Roods Can tie foiivard
to any porton the Ohio, Mtiskingnm,, Kentucky, T om { misses, Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconaikt
Missouri, Arkansas, and Red Rivera; and.at
Cleveland, Eland and 'Chicago with steamers to all
ports on the Northwestetn Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta
tion of their freight to this company, can rely with con-
Silence on its
_speedy transit.
THE RATW'OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the west, by the Pennsylvania Railroad. are at al(
taws as/avertible as are charged by other Railroad Own.
ponies.'
fra-Be particular to mark packnges "Via Pennsylva
nia Railroad.
E. J. WEEDER, Philadelphia.
NASSAU' & KOONS, 20 North street, Baltimore.
LEECH & CO., N 0.2 Astor Holum, or:No. 1 South Wit
liam street, Near..Yark..
&00 No. T 7 State street, Boston.
H. H. Rouerox, Grafi Freight Agt., Philadelphia.
L L HOLIPT, General Ticket Aimnt,Phltadelphis.l
THOS. A. SCOTT,Ilen'l Supt, Altoona, Pennsylvania
.
HOLIDAY PIANOS.
II V E ARE NOW RECEI VINO
a choice lot of
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EXPRESSLY SELECTED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
~
Also , *fine stock a K .or frhis. euum Eastern
makers, which we can se llfrom 112001:011100. The latter,
instrumental are great bargains, anctWe ItiettO the alien= .
lion of piirehasere thereto. ;
rt. X..t.EBER.
•
dean
Sole ' 4gents for Stelawarganos,
No. 63 Street.
R.
R. SELLERS.-- $.. WARD:
E. 'SELLERS* CO.,
wacaisux Flew& IN
DRUGS, OILS 'VARNISHES ,
PAINTS, DTRASTUFFS, AC.
Qr. Wood-and &mod Stn., AN' aburg/„,
OCIODS WARRANTED:, ja2
HAVING , TARN . THE .11 • MINESS OF
my late linelbaild, jadeb hrtottiater, I *IR carry It
on in all its various branches, at the established ,
mend, No. 2t. Fifth area; andieronbirespeethllly . ,aoheit .
a continuance-of the - fprgiv patronage.
• -ERE "E-IPCOLLISTER,
MI{B..JACOB It'COLLISTERi
wzraieni**4ls 'teem, •
OttlAß *
Andxlealertil Fr
.44
' RARE No.
~, S Pidelatirgh;ireopte omatantlyi
on halfol a' lige ' l ' . tispi r of sh the rations bratnla' : ot
PORTED CI GARE I •.• fee
•
40lige"fob: Sale,
IZStIXORW3C FOR SALE
thouwen Aatri etgar ha vers end h itv eify,tatha,i
tnoLH opposittr the'Marltat Rams% sad which for 04 4 ,
aeries atyears has had a thy ,, poittoroice; ;: It la W I ad 7.‘
= hi e chan g e forgoing iota a goad bAras iji ti c trY to
J') on, the preanses.
-‘ EH** s?, 1 1 1 11M1
o'o M ISgitii(MEßtfitifft,
48 Public La*ling,
cwftssAirir, 01n0.
ocarene
.127E/fLI on N.G
t. FOR RENT,
aittee„ pogoti
e lhak Ifolisti - ow Penn street; Dwellin g on
4 C6liveirstritetf Dtielltak wad 0tH0e,63 -Firth stroe4Ware.
Stem marner-FintAtaßtoithtleld etreets; fitolft,arid
llwAWn&k3M 9r k e t strpo;pcouse'of 9 reomp, Dear the
Pceltoffic.:
0.. • : Real Estate and Geri:los.
mos&Lanntaio.s.tußTs z yo so.cTs7..
Aly. Beal fikiao Do t im
m F for 54) gel*. .thrty•the oituaTe,
Good,Tae' &you want , 11t.
- J •1108101,13; TT Irfitl*
OOP SIWITS-40' all kfilds,
Pimmint l 4 . s"''
MO et street.
rUCKWYLEAT PLOUIL--50 saeks Extra
e 4
BuctwhestitlOnr, received and
ST lor g e by
ERN°OLIN&
L Le.le ,
:. 4'
MINIM
liiiill
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,~ CiU ~ ~~ilk '_~j
NOTICE.
260 MILES' RUBLE TRACK
Great West.
v.~_ ~ .. ~ ~,
=NM
.;97'"
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Sew adverfisertants.
r;' - ' , 0156 r A
: 1- angtereby
thUsso•
MCKLAY
,Ant: 11 , d
JOH
eat
wiErglAl44
PHA RMADEUTISTI
- AND
OPERATIVE CHEMIST,
Smithdeid and Tidal Sta.
1j SPECIAL ATTENTION IS PAID TO
the pluity fuldetlitedicltillo,exud WO*
oor l iczunddla4tlteg of Pre i ri one and
w F u S i ll2f itecitic
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Oizaßrr P. 4" I 0,1.438,
y.- -
PEEPUNERY. •
Carefully selected from the bear marattacteries.
thylllt2e. - . ,
MASON:EILAB - /114M 9 * -
• - .13-0 , 84-r O: N "
- .:11L,E1.01)33:01t&--
PORTABLE gOBWROOD, 434 Optaiwpricei4.«.*Al3l0 7 ,
POTABLE: ODD oetarea.;l4-1.• 11 44
PI Roeewood, ............
0
RIANO,STYIE, E. .dquinfkleilidi - U0 40
- PORTA33tMnoscw_ " ROSE WOOD e
-A . 11 4
THE ritillu INVENTuo TREOLvIARTEsTOP...- •
-
.10-3,04 resolved : , direct from tino a new:.supl4. , y'r
orthe aboveaidendidinsinniiants i lsii Salk:A BOW
TON FACTOU'r -PRICES.
de2ii 4011X.R. Isik.tartOßßt "OODRStsfF.
-
NEW P/ANOS.,t-Piebtibsol-,,
bar will or IKn on WEDNESD:Pat
21411 bud., 'MAE SUPERBVEPIAA . ? .1
of a new pattern of furnitatVjnat,
completed by CB tRBEBJEGARON*Rnd
have been went tram tbe manarsogliy. ' For ti - by
3011 E, a 1143_,014, - .
. , Na. sl...Nyifti 4l OnSet,
Sale Agent for Chickering & fgowi 14.pvttabm'Algut
Western Pennsylvania. N
ew Concert d uo Grsisid.
PRE. SUBSCRIBER Is happy
to announce to the musical '
profs
Limn, and the lovers of reuse generally; s .
that. he will receive, moat the inldcUe
JanuarY?from..the mamthictoty sif ciiiekeritifftarks:
Boston, one ofdheir NEW CONtiEltTeltaiTtPx&rous&
made expressfy Mr distinguished atuitten*iitnitnoil;
cell performers. The price of thisipdvmpenKirabei
.$lOOOO. About the name time will tie 7 renehietwbifixf
their superb °rands,aimitar to these tl : ALT triz.
this city, and which hate elibited We ad tOralf
who have examined them for their ptiritr:Oflonnitnd:
capability, of expression, and • the extrerna c a l lepf.
Wish, for Vhith — the inatriitteuts''of On A
BDbißluvvo no Oval. .11.meitm, ticeAtilkiwi.D,MVPl
rival of these splendid `Piano • •
JOHN B. MELLOR, Ntialldreoct
Between Diamond alleyytrodroitydr,tltreets'
Eiole Age,pt.of ClOckeripg k.BOOl, feT,l 4 lWegh , and
Western Perisilvaufa- ' •
Second-Uaild. t i tan ; viiifA#A ,.., 0.
$-140 —A. R OsEW001):,*
• octave,
order,tnade
by Stndart iDiintuut ,1160
—An excellent Mahogany" six actionzil%
hams, in petlect ardar, ina4fttlittlidn
son At Coy, .1305tra..., inlifittlogany auto,*_an t ,in
perfect order. in pee-a iftileso: $/3
ip
any ilia octave - Obkirering nivind order tptrinuntrier .
recovered, add.the entire Piano pat in. tboionAgepair.
gtoo—A &downed six octave . Fleury by-fe. , ,boava ,- -,M--
biabopay six octave, Os Elaberr,
liagniiy ocnive,'`by 'Oblek6ring k Stintlitt. , .l4lBs:—A
Malogany eix octeve,by Wilkins etiewbidg,Ttatraixrre .
prices are for caathincluding a packing b :, I,k4rnired •
tor transportation. For sale b '
JOHN'S: wfjoa*.koet t `
de2a between Diamond al ArldlecArram
AMERICAN AND'IPOREIC:r
STEREOSCOPIC .* :41.1
~ . .40..„
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E. AllalliOVlty!,,,,,,,YN,L.
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• 44 • Z
308 Broadway , N,Etw;, , .. - .,, 74 6 Y.
•
After May its:t, 111 980,0;111•44.0Xyl, - doors 7 ; 3
. ' = from 14:841.41c.40454 ..749teVil.
HE stmitoscott ki4heLEA R 4, I
. „, tiVeptoteresiMg,„outertainiiigi r iauKtug - . ay.ci
meg .of - modem inveations.
None are totiyarmr, rione tea olCtiofietoo ,
none too unecltimma, to acknowledge'' w and 4
and 4, ,
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Vatirre fibeiriplalo tritheat iti' a .,4,t ...Aland will
o h ,
I
penetrate everywhere. '
or:
ocia
ill
all
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It preseate to your view...army-pas . Thew ,
do.
W•
the relief, boldness , perspective and - .3lrApelef
tail, as if yeti were ea the 10 ~ -0 1. *, .
Photographers - sre...'everywhare'exti..„ollW._,P,al ii
Asia, Africa, stal , ArobricailmisearcE:va , ivn„ lkiiffsfon•m:eu
thebelintifel, and. Lite reStilttrin ;49 1 F::1401.1119 vi
414yenriching our stock.— - • '". :.,,,.. -
e n have an -immense variety nttlii """ •tuutieuea.
in Pais, London, - .Englawi6friebtlantl;,,,„„ 3 . 4___,_., - .,„4,,,..,_ .. Wvane; , ' ~
&crapes, Bolatun..Rullead, 14e vtitltrtva7 , .....9 l , i .
VersuiSs, St Claud, ciittititebhatiAL h 3.4304 Alalb 0 .
Turkey; Egypt; Athens, the - -Boltistrik tatilto,TAft,
cry etal Paisce—e/sn g rim ps . .;lfintaXicskinnOnE;l2l , lr, ~,_. 2-
rucps scenes,' br. eak__,fant_M_,Aer>,,l4(i.
. 1 ,- t e r''
,4e. An exquisite - assavititeam of , -_s ors
'or paisees 4 ChurcEetcnnitif, . 514/
&c. • Thaeffeet at these :fflualin g b W ai *VSt a ,..,r t V '
1 n 3
r ar V l rr tl y l9 '46'nilirnaft of trfetifthila.'rell44 ~ ''
- 1... ..,.' d ;
have to is drawing room some of muse .., 1 . , ewe
Orr . a ruvoltiirg Steritcl t , , ' 4 ...
City or Au acenesz-NOthteg can :4 ,III MEIAIN„ . .....
ouli'ean'offer no graMertreatloli frip,4ne:Mill';.....P.a"
torititutilind the beintifuL - ~ ...4..LA,.1 _ ,_ ,
Antlumrit Instauteneetes Wenn:l4oW •„iy..;..!1nr!!,,f41f
west Phpp*qq,w,"'dr' TN vr, ti zz kz, •
,
nett' pea of r etni "t an d e verythingotitibresiowandi .
rapidly it may ire - matting, is-depi . _
distinctly its Ii it had been parfeetkOriti= . .:
Additional value, for to the,beautietor,„ . _ no- ,
tare if Ada the charm orlifeniatinildbn.-,,Theilinxituts
*a discovery of our own:4,nd beta is , -
rope, we - receive from ;Loadou _And! P__ 4l4B 4T u rp i r
for
Abell
ftiStOrittineOrts. views at 4n.,,,. - e
and scenery. _ E.
a t
Amoog ca iii Mitga ye have jUst Fitd4.11647.4,1
owe innitrittkeis of the 'Eeetle - infiMiek . WL,
grlitEE PRAYER I'iLEEP/NISSala-triii#l-33a0r,
feel an interest. , Th n,Pnrinlnlnrll ofll4 -, !ip .. .Vt. , PS/
our catalogue. ..
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___ dci*..,,,e9xf.farl;._''
• oult cATALouvEte ....jec.upauffi, •!••-•„ ..:
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!yarded to any giactrestron reOP/Pt=-aa*.e.... g: tes , llol. Or ' .Parties at a distanceneenneg.tur ~r. 4.1 := ' - 0-.1
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$24, can have a good ramument hint ,e„
,A., - ,._, . ~, ~ lo
,'
they may requa% neat W - SlxtinielVti.. , ,,,...„ ..._,__,., '
Views alouetwithout instrlunent)tfantiO__4ol4Vria
Parties' who wishle tie advieed 4 oflunkrulatlr :
*tole !Nebel)* that ootnessik,u*y,- . 4 .ft,d pa. ,
names to place teirecad,lnuftrortill keq:Ahr y=pairtett .
ed out= own expenbe. • • -=' .r , -= -,-=;=. -*,- 7- , .l_ ~
• Ken of leisure Will find ..Pkietrapkt,..,.nrinzeildUl*lng.
. Arad to
ting antl, delighttul, amuseln,klik -.;- -",.. 1%.4 - . rules
tit out ainatenra With`tiverything-ned , o
odes together • with tattructkintrolloWto tekefitersoisco-
pie PidfureaY .,*,„T.:04110.1104
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Iraikirtki arid gatintabhn*rtf PhOTAXit
Ala, StisiosacopeaatutlltereoacopieNi , 1-44
' . ' ' *Ode re b Alit i fionreitery. sectinigneilaCtionntry are
respeetfany iinintodro. , znidre tek t egatotruditert of oar-.
•stock,suiptirdisconnt
e tbthetn49.lil4
NTO PlioToasePBB* , ,Riist niAi l4• m 4 a po p•cgatoies
wanted. Mend by mail a prlntranitoimtedr.p.e.re,..
.glee:or Irna_
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4sl VIPIZATIMET,
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lIATE 3•ll§T-Oittitllt,
FOR TEE EfOlpAyB, il,A6o.:**l!il
sortmentr-#l .
ger Roo, Otre*.oiP
Shirt.,Studs, kinger
'Seale, Mustsint4iooo,*
-11 ‘ ii iiiii$V.r00gk.-; •
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Sittrer 40°4" •
VEB ToßAopp; , . BOER,
Mule Boxeo,
"'WATCHES,
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impagaiv - ,;g:
" VANCV,GOODS,
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lidlatAClPß-400P,:k;
All ofxLloL Wilt-ho
PUBLIC
B WEThtftk IRON
wchure , =Om /MOE, Timer of
authority,' vesialsßt l 3 l lo°ol44=l/ atditte B
9t ßit lard Ark:. Purs*Sr, ‘Esolecros_of,
Ihe kid ItOthewsoirsty.'ol the„COM3:lok4
wealtt off% ylvah Nom.i
3414.0 th /8"
sros wiiilcapcoom rouhnsAllWoioarczir 133 C-4
c t .°n[ir l ittre'et.in thec*OrgitsboZ, on f ,
the pay, aramity, iftoveetnnure
,114d010ck,",4—}17, e !AN; MR lu( Nan Factories'
' , t w eed now New•onattlitisookraintraletonroylva
ti.WW°,Vogn. eculislissV
ra iko udlitris F li r r 3 P, Vanot-114114,13qaeeroBarno, ns'"'
Nailmadunsa, rose , ri'tsgitt lapikirs Marline, and ,ma-ii
4gitaaryir suislifastorisigotianiNa suulTira Brick-
Also e Blast Bkruoicts, as Wl* futisis4Bg4
abase oats; mut% Sayabla9fitoutiBOrtonwor`o
Pig_lrsa per arsoloki,ti, • oo•;„, 4 ,
A1w". 9 e 7 M.41 - 11:46,ocmuil i turarz, and savers
torWai l at 6" 4 -171 4itir47 ,14
-"fernmaalsie4. urthsofthsParralabe Paid
esabyzautieficknOWitaPtelltaf ttS flaso4/130 Whose
ogio,,tose ihreigkrapi trassillif tiipS sr sale,
terest leora, tut firthgtai f ames sPesetttto to be aeh
cured toy bond Lisfisovit,,Va.... jumbeila, 1!`
WIIJOBS.
&N EM 404£ooloi• ,ftlfsqtat: -:-VaiLlirazaz.
T -$,4,
rw.so • , T hree Stceni
BRiall, towns, out>bpadlasa . Lot *ltld
aye feej itortt,-ntnn baAriart.pey„' e dweaftrq
acerb' new, and /Vint it Wee ii'reAdetkee,.turntsi
beautitul view and clear:44w .stardite, dna, xer - .4
owner Ryes In i St - ronna, end dealreetyaell at one!g„, : •.
...-Terrne—llalteamh; Ostanoo io o_nerhwo yearsOete
401 r e, of .l l lTojicios;,.,wc_ Y
tpudie-STRUPi,
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