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MONDAY MORNING
U.' ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC Ci 01-
MITTEE OF CORRESPONDEN CF..
Sr. Caesim norm_ January :11i. 1000.
Committee met pureuluit t,. the call of the Chairman.
D. D. Bruce, President in the r.
On motion of Dr. Alex. Black. It was
Rasoix'cd, That the DeMOCIIIIB .•( the Comity re
quested to meet at their usual sof holding primrry
meetings, 00- SATURDAY. '2st, to elect la . °
delegates to represent them in a Count'," C, neentier,
meet at tne'Oourt ouswon • W.EDNMDA Y. '2sth inst.
la 11 o'clock. At M., for th e pi/Mose of electing deb--
gateau:, represent said county in the State convention.
which is to assemble et Reading, on the 2tithdite or Feb
ruary next.. Them eetings in the township. , will I.e
betvreen the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock, and in the clues
and boroughs between 5 alict7' o'clock, P. !it:
Ry order of Committee.
DAV.. 1,13 D. BRUCE, chairman.
Joni H. PHILIPS, Secretary. lan
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Un Sat•urday of this week. the .
the primary meetings of the
party, will be held to select a
County Convention, to assenthie at the (_:,,to
house on Wednesday. In a p,,lit:cal point
of view this Convention will be a uto,t im
portant one. The chief duty which it ha,
to perform is to select seven delegates to
represent the county in the State Conven
tion, which is to be held at Reading, on the
29th of February. This Convention will
have the power to express the preference ,
of the Democracy of Pennsylvania in regard
to the selection of a Presidential camlidate
in 1860.
The Democracy of Allegheny county have
a deep interest in this question. It lie
that their influence can decide the political
complexion of the state next year. Let,
then, th 2 Democratic voters of every dis
trict in the county take a personal interest
in this matter, and see to it that men tire
sent to the County Convention who will
fairly represent their wishes on the great po-
questions of the day.
; The nomination of a candidate for (lover
nor, is a most important question to th•'
Democracy of Pennsylvania at the pm=ent
crisis. We must have the best ni* to
tound in our party to lead us in the contest
of lstitt. It is for the people thimselves to
indicate, through their delegates what tnan
n•r of man they desire.
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Let the people, by attending tb primary
meetings, start things right and all will go
well.
THE LAWRENCE CALAMITI.
All the terrible accident.' by ficod, tire and
railroads,pale before the terrible catastrophe
at Lawrence. ,It was a perfect
human life. Thus far the investigations of
the Coronor tend to throw the blame upon the
contractor who built the mills. The newspa
pers are filled with graphic accounts of the ca
lamity given by those who escaped. and thril
ling inciden's reemded by cyo-witnesse , = to the
heart-rending scene.
In most of the large Eastern subcrip-
tions have been started for the pirtiiise f fur ,
nishing aid to the sufferers. This n 3 rai.e.
worthy net, and one in whirl, l'ithihureli
should promptly and cheerio lc parti. i
pate. When the hand vi Procilence'•m , itr
“Lir own city, and a large portion it
was devastated l;y fire in 1k4.;.ti0• iare
the large-hearted people of all the rrinripa:
;t:e:. and towns ;;f the country. no inatter
distant from the scene of ',offering. gal'i•
their sympathy and lent in, their ui l Pitts
burgh owes a debt to the charities of the
world which she II:a= livV , r yet r;•piinl
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wealthy citizen , . now. many of whom W,l"e
glad recipient , : he boon! v the nllow 'lu
cent in PO:, have here present.; ;In an op.
portunity to lend their aid In Ile
ing humanity. Let ritt,burgh rontrilinte
to
aid the sufferer; at :Lawrence: Let ull Lavi
an opportunity to give ace,' rd u!=
means. But etpomally let thee wlm owe a
portion of their present proi:perit to 'he
bounty of the generous doeors of
with a free and liberal hand. We
a public meeting be called for the porpo.e
raising funds to aid the sufferers by the recent
frightful calamityat Lawrence,
—Since the above was in type ‘t r II:Ivo r. -
ceived a call for a public nwetinc. o, take
action to aid the Lawrence sufferer , . I
may be found in our local aolutuna.
KENTUCKY STATE CONVENTION
The Democratic State Conventi ,, n
met last week, adopted a platform of princi
i!es on the slavery question, hostile to popu
lar sovereignty, and in favor of Congrassio;•
al intervention. No candidate W runs for
the Presidency on meh a platform could be
gin to carry a single free State. In the North
we look upon the doctrine ofCnnngressional
intervention ae an out and out plank in the
Republican platform. The Cifolnuati plat.
form—the doctrine that the people of each
State and territory should manage their own
aflairs in their own way—is the binnuid national
ground upon which then battle must be fought.
MR. DOUGLAS IN THE SOUTH,.
Among the Democracy of the '-outh, the
opincon is rapidly gaining ground, that, with
Mr.*Douglas as the standard-bearer of the...na
tional party of the country, their success will
be more certain than with any other man.—
He has the strength and the talent to talce the
party through the coming contest victoriouo.
A perceptible change in his favor is perceived
in all quarters, and the recent unqualitiel7l
or
pressions of theDemocrticy of Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois in his favor will fuld to the num
ber of his friends everywhere.
Comedians in a Tragical Condition
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Florence had a narrow
escape from drowning. last week, at Louis
ville, Kentucky. They wore visiting at the
estate of a friend, ani went upon a pond to
state, with a party of ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. Florenc,!skated into an air -hole, and Mr.
F. and another gentleman broke through 11,e
ice in attempting her rescue. An alarm wits
given, and a negro belonging to the family
was chiefly instrumental in saving the trio,
who.were threatened with a cold and wet
grave. Mrs. F. came nearest a fatal issue. but
was restored by the kind attentions of her
friends. The adventure might answer fur the
foundation of a play, in which an Irishman,
a Yankee girl and a negro may figure.
EM=lll
The Kentucky Delegates.
The following is a list of the delegates from
Kentucky to the Charleston Convention. They
are instructed for Mr. Guthrie as their first
choice for President : •
Delegates at Large.—R. ji. Williams, G.
A. Cadwell, John C. Mason, D. P. White.
District Delegates-Ist, William Bradley,
G. H. Morrow, 2d, Lafayette Green, S. B.
Greenfield; 3d, Geo. T. Wood. John A. Finn:
4th, S. B. Field, John Kenriek: :Ali, Ben.
Spalding, Win. Reid: 6th, John Dishman.
Colbert Cecil, 7th, J. F. Speed. S. E. a:ha
ven; Bth, R. M. Johnson, S. B. Beck; 90,
Joseph el. Young,, Anbert ,H. McKee: 10th,
H. D. Helm,.R, Butldr.
Revolatiinary , Soldiers.
There are now about two.huncired and seven
revolutionary soldiers living, whose names are
on the pnsion list. They have all sunk to
their graves but this sriiall band.' In a yeti
few years, not a human being who participated
in too war of 1776 will be left standing lin
the shore of time.
To BE worthy of office now-a-days, 063
must be entirely unworthy of anything
else.
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"WHAT THE OLD YEAR SAID." ' thing. Your benevolence is rich too. You
'We publish this morning, from the Boston give a few dollars to die treasurer 1 , 1 .sume
an amusingly philosophic le, remote charity, and then you wr over
Y t i , • ••• . cash hook, •• the free list is tirely
which is nosed to have I ”' cn w h '6 ,„.l "the gulpended I'
remembering that as , have
old year tiMM:nwple otR \avp r.altEve,poor with you always, yous&lF4ittee.
land I t tletr+lis. ,It livr4/11 Wflher cies , s next year. YouV °Ay .gty l o
w,•11 p charith•s. Thili is t eitiresq
as a satire;:nay lie as -stimulating in - Pitts- .
satisfactory to the miserable woriiin Who
burgh a.s just now went out of your presence.. She
4
hundred and Firfi.;•.:in I:oil:lit-Tv, that for a day at least. I've
h: _hteen pen
saturday night. in tile high lellry l eeen a nes iit you. 11. Very few, co' into
;he church in ham , Yer ,treet. tilent nests, up tundile-down stair-cases,
ady o ld f ti llow, Wht.• 11.0, lire wield, Ill' down into damp vellars, and there throw 8.
knew that. the clock there. like many other sunshine into some dreary lives., 1 will say
thing- that go •• on rick,' \s as sure to tar Le- t h at I have , 07 this. have
de note,
hind time.:unllie would tied-gain rive 1101- thereof. but I ' ve hail no surfeit of the
rues lietore he Sterltell into the lust. As h e sight. Ire sometimes though: you lacking
looked o ut over the ,now-heleatz..urcd le" veneration, but I must take back thehe .
thought. You do have a revereticefor men;
SilOkie.
And this was what he sae : cy. You do not speak aloud in pi esenee of
i•l'm not sorry tel leave s tor
I ' ‘ • h atl , it. Y:al mere . .totsa Lank without it
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hard tint.' with you. :i:• a lost l ::.king off 7,..ourPlioes I think most
Ircsli and
iii nle iv. ,rff rl l i , ' ' " 1 4:r •, „
, ni yob,.
ISea p beds not want 'l' t. ` l '" " nth .1 :1 • 11 , 1 1 - 1111 . 1•11171.`" ll , “ 1 I inti.saafly, ,
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,I t , , tll 11:0 erdw try topics :it . the day.
pi ol•ahly ken : • bevet - :•• " 111 ' 11 vc.+l 1..:1 11. e :.. litt•l/1 tom tiNot money.
me 1 Yo!i to" Vtollt • ',e;),,11 tit- on hi, pontitic.d
lr,utthen , t l " . .nt and h , NV- kiV‘Vh. cog:lrate
the weather I brought: some oi you have i ,
•••••on.:. and tie n vi twill serape togeth
growled about wither "n each Ol ' ill Y ' ei• wealth. :old when you:lie you will leave
three hundred and -ixty-five days. 'Flue:: it all Lehimi you :oil go sumer , here else.
was no such thing as suiting you; and. time in &Imo< out. 1 hear the steps
tell the vut it, 1 never cared nito'll whether of my •taleceslsHr. Shortly you will • he
clink
you were ,uited or not. When I first "Inc ing }'our classes, &tieing on my grave, and
I had a good ,tack of faith in human TlZlllite. hailing the newly torn. I wish him. joy of
feu to deal very gently withyour you Anil morning you will
faults :slid ut make our eicnll.ll- 0, yes It they be
ties. But yOll abused alt.' Iltan the only k ` ept, :ill the traders will do a cash
fling to the end. and IeAV 1 don't Wonder ,
ousidiess next veer. Well I ' m tired of you
that you are glad to nun roar one Arch yet thta'e's sortie good among you: some
you have so much injured What a :man-. true -erne-----
tits f ittifnbt),•-: 111'v'. • .111,i then the clock awoke to a sense of
W liv, on the first daY In't court,' tt "'l t ': duty and struck.. It teas n VilllllSy execu
rampant. Ever lody out.un:r to the t i,,n e r..ool to,k e blows to slay the ohl
W
other, 'ish you a happy New Year. and year. 11 ,. 1:11.11 like a man who has too long.,
then went directly to work I" ren'lt'r .put off making lo- will, and the legacy of
ness an impossibility tier all parties. A
!rd . h i s ~d „„ : d 1.. A. 1 rill/Lb:Mt
to
It jilltt II tlll,lteti thmigh, t i„, , h e woum..have sail
1). and the .Ophak
t let -ornetlong kind 11:1 , 1 there been time.
ed
them-elve- in a thick 1,1 wile
became social hedgehog-. with a head Characteristic Anecdote of
visil,lo an , l never altraci.ye.
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t,•11.1,1111,11.te, of II:ee lie It 111a/stilt,:
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they emoycd the I,u• Ilt.i
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ill 1.11, :'.. It Wind and
wllirh
gra.a•fol anmsement---grastend ear l \ In th e
Wis . .l mitt:-- tlld in ill
urn• of real and hilaron- entoyne lit was to
Le found. MI a i. 1
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day, ui
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half the time The
enough about the- . but I ti.
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liar:' I not into the metti . . head .it
le: , the till•Ir WA- -/1:1111.1
.ti ,Lig ;did
ni`leniii2 rapture Io
the ii‘ceet tvoeils and here I 111/1 that in
pall/Warn/1 of., homelteld passete.
her mental eye. .1 1 ,11..1';11 - 11:i irk „ /` 11111111 /A. , /
;l g. 'l-ntl sely te- she
would (Thiel: , the persiitial appearattisi a
beauty it the theatre .' Instead et th e ,•„ 11 .
ventional as, It wituld nee etippee
priate if che Mid . II
by of these peep!, h „ v , H ut ,.
:tit'' thQ dare not live a,
ale v COI 111, to bye. 11'w 111:111 Olen)
would din, i: H
f they 11 r Lt
t tle,ll/i.l/14. to cat tit that 10,111 1 11% , 111111112
then, how intim wietiil 11 , .1 try to hide the
f a ct, perhaps calittig it a ittnehetin ! Ile tt en
help them! You put me.. furniture into
y o ur f e tuses ; who us,- 11 ! Belison, and
Knibbs. and Nee (iv!, who rilnle to Vl-1/ you,
who core nothing for you, for 15 you
care leas. Yet they Ilse your furniture; and
then you coyer it up again when they are
e : one, and exile yoursell more ordinary
'domestic appluiseiec. You like the old bet
ter” Then why do you Oily the new :
ISe-
Mrs. I irtitcly told ao n to do it, and
you were afraid of lii r tI ii iagec.
i e d e ed ! Some VOW'nt nrrrage. it re libel
ant things, alv t they• and Changes in Senate Committees.
bridt parents w:ol, theincelvet nearly
that gentleman request., Mr. Itionmond
to death f: rat long time lieterehand.
has 1/..1.1/ relieved from service up on the Sett
telei ink- her finger , in teldri--ove em,el, eats Ciiiiimittee tin Finance, to
epes to a thou-and p,eq,le ,
foonilet has been tesigned in his stead; and, at
hi- earequest, Mr. Toombs has been
seed presents, trumpery. Bride-to-be kisses
re
the friends who' -he see- them, and thank: , 111.rt,1 1 . 1,/111 LIM Chairmanship of the Commit
them for the h••autttul i;ts, Ilubleth. more usi on ltevelutionary Pensions, to which Mr.
envelopes. more presents. .\ bard fiammond has been assigned by the Chair.
day's work, and then the friends itiittne Mr. Fessenden, at his own request, was, not
They don't. bring opera glasses. for iliere's long cities, relieved from service on the Special
no need of them. But they h u ts,' the smile Clonunitte on the Houma:: land grant question
iiitereet int he show as they would have at the or suhjeet, and Mr. Foster was appointed to fill
theatre. 'Enter the parties to the contract. the vacancy upon it thus made. Subsequently
pale, jailed, 11:e/ I tip. Love, honor, ether_ Mr. Foster requested to be excused from ser
fvice upon it, and his request having been
course. and all that. Hurry
al: m} lacesl
: this is not what the friends erupted. it was voted by the Senate that that
Committee shall hereafter consist of four, in
have ',111 , ' Mee. Tramp, trump,
steed of live members.
ltour at people al 4 , 41. the. same
thing three hour- snsatiee. the Sia
mese twins migli-t teel wlteu on exhibition.
tnly, luckily. they didn't understand thit
language when the:, traveled. coon as
they did understand it they stopleel, least
they should he bored to death. Brett. is
picked to pieces by her female friends.
Bride's cake is picked to pieces by her male
friends, and much! of it falls on the bri d e'
mother's carpet. An excellent way to be
gin
life, truly. Yet you wouldn't dare 401
in do so, or as much like it as your meant
afford. This wedding is the key-note of
Y our while life. There's a mother-in-law Ai
.every house. Mrs. lirunily is her name.
You go to church. Well you do go tie
'church with some regularity here. I have
noticed.' it_ What hour do you go? You "go
in a state ef perpetual strab ts qs—witli one
eyit,timpod towards Saturday and the other
towards Monday. Sunday to you is I/ sev
enth day refrigerator. anti when you go 40'
your nosiness again you are as cold as if von
'lied sent your hearts to be repaired and they
hurl not been brought back. 1 have much
enjoyetl seeing you when you wish to d 9
something about which your troublesome
coneciehee growls. You begin, to look v e ry
grave and solemn, and to "take the mune:cif
duty in vain, and to nuke yourself. thin k
you are obeying her in the deed. - Tlidn
yopr economy is amusing, exquisitely abau-'
Must of it is stinginess, and your
of it. qrice in a while. you practice r
econciniy, Mad then'. you are mostly ashamed
of it, and pretend • that •you did no soda
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certain kwd
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TI.: f IloHi attaiing tinecdott• told ,C
.1-1, II ANt..r, 1;1 the double characttor of a
p!,tr.on an,l parsimonioun woney
h• I.ler. n t.. lo.• char-
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.\.11it.10,!, th.• ~,b-, • rliler,., to AUdi/lo.r1;- MR;
.lti.•••[l . . ..l. rl, ..1..•r1i1111.1..vy, at , ,iitorlerli.tit ,
•ri, . .Pf ~. In, II v.,. :i.1,11111.rt ,op, lliq...lirt.d ti
. 1.•..1 .1..151, .11,..•1..\ ...1...r lit' , lIILI, the pr,
~r e- • .d th- work. the pr,,,eotion of which wet.
. \ c , . ,, 11 , ...•.: , , \I-1,• ,, '• \1 A lelas..al of e.mrs(-
,•ali, d t1i...1J -e„ , rat ~t lil, ,übsertbera for pay
r,mti. It hai p. ro-d that Mr. A•tor, (prub
,l ii that 1,,. ~, , , , , 1,1 not he troubled about small
matte:-. wn, r.. , t al- pii,sl to before the deliv
,•ry , . all ttt ie1.1.1- preSS 11,11 d platy
Then. li-w ,, ver. A udubott asked for hi!, thou
-a .1 1i..,1.N• but he wa, put .ti with one ex.
m. , - .r al , lber. ••.1.11, Mr Auduls ri, - would
the ..WIl. r of 111.ii,Iii. ~hserve, "yOll Collie at
)I . oa . 1/, i1...11 , I,k Hel y :Cart,. 1 bave noth
n -z, in bar.,',. I have ins.,,ted all my funds.”
At .1.11:4t11. the sixth time, Audubon called
op,,t, A -t, , r f, , r _hi- thousand doll• rs At , he
was uaherud into hi:, presence he found Wm.
11 Astor. t h e :-.0.. ~,nversing with the father.
No -.s.r er did tio• r . .... 11 mat. bee the Datil lit art,
than he began, •'.\!., Mr. Audubon, ~ o you
lig\ .• ,•.111,.. K2:hll after )our iliOney. Hard
i,iicn, Mr .1.11dLT1”.1., Ineoltey - very !Wares.
1 But ill-t l'I.••11 vs.. , tlll., an ill , illiritig 1..4: from
i lii, sot , I, , 10i.1,141,1 t),, 1.41 e. -However,
'Mr .\ , 1.i11!.. , . 1 -11.,•1...".• we Iliki,4 c..rilrl‘i. to
...I.\ .•u i. 10.. -.. 1n ,. ~1 your 01.$11.•y. .1 p„ -al!''
j\V I :.1,t11), tt , ',Lied, eal , ,ng to ins aklrl. who
we ant i0.'11 , " 1.1 3.1 Hi the bank .! "Yl.-5,
'it•r 1,-, : ..; '..1.• ~,... ~ i pp, ,- Ing he was
, h , k , d anear:.—t 1 ,, , ... , T, pertinent to w hut
the:. ha : i‘.• , •ti la .1.....r,e, nt.out when the ,•rni
i th0,. , ....:, , t , at, - in, •.w., have •,! ,- .!'.l.laai ill tile
' ,:i1.i.....: N. a 'I ..r.k. 1 , 70,..0 , 1 in 11, I, •,t b a l.h,
: 14.9' , . ,,, " n. til• Mer.!.a1..... is'.,x. ;nu in tho Me
, hunt,. , 40:"-'ni.,—. -That'll do. thatltdo,'
exe'.al med ..1. , 1,n .1 ticoh. int.srropt In}; him. "It
•
,real. that Wi..:.,t0 can 141% , y. , 11 a ,heck for
reritantlo 11 ow! at Charli....ton.
It .tat'•l that Mn,or NVool, of 'A eAr l oric
Nntt ,, nn v, —lc n. w th n of ',lir
-L0. 4 . .1, htli.illl,.r
ton-r pr. vldt-ci I,y I
NluNican Treat and whatthe Mexicans
party in Mrlwo ur. , furl
v.- ti:. 11 - ••ett, betv.tte:. d tb.4
1,1 •-tat , . hhu Lily ral tyituttichl!. pleat ,
wit , , It They Vrit , Nl Stat".l.
=EOM
OEM=
..v!tzur, :duois-N.IAI advantages in re
return be- other. conferred urm Mexico
which wili prove valuable to the country
The Minister of Foreign Affairs. of the Mire-
government, priitesU , that the Juarez
government had no right, under the Consti
tution of to part with any portion of the
Mexican territory, nor were they ~tea with
the power and right to make treaties with for
natn.io. The most curious and extravi
aid •iirmise , are made, .dm" pretending that
Iti , Pl , ll troops will be sent t' Vera Crllz short
; iy. for tie pnrpose of invading the country :
others, that the government of the United
isltates will se, ,ire the ports to the Liberal
, cause. Om, pi•rulitting Juarez to employ all
bis roes , ore, for the conquest of the interior'
' while others, again, pretend that the United
States iurnisii nothing but money, and very
orthat The government organ vut.;-
Indies an article in which open war, war to the
kt.ife, is declared to lice unfortunate Yankee's.
It finishes with these work : "We shall then
have war with the m tilted States, for when the
sword of lirennu. is thrown into the scales
there is no judge but the battle-lield."
n kid
sr..ril,.!: ire
Historical ltuestiond.
h settled Virginia '!
.1 11, —John Smith.
ques.—AVho unsettled Virginia
—John Brown.
We find thy• :they,: geing the rounds of the
rrui papers We submit the fallowing
I in
tZtio. —\V ho settled John Brown
1
j o ri N living-ten miles. above
on the I'. nn.vlva uta Canal, say,•—" When I
,inninenced takpg kl.i.rlCavo, Holland Bitter, I could
!molly walk.—now 1 enjoy excellent health."
HEADACHE AND DEBrIA'rT.
Mr mla J. Liteiimb, of Birmingham, says:—•• I have
'll.llll li4erhare'e Holland Bitters a remedy for head
aiie uhd I ietillity. Sly wife hat also used it with the
henetit 4
Mr. A.S Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that
lie bun t .X penenve.l much relief from its use for the
tend (317 - cjuil,.—The Genuine highly Concentrated
ilrerhavo's flellanti linters is put twin half pint bottles
only, and ,tall 0.1 at one dollar per bottle. The gaga
demand cur tin,' truly nelahrat i etiXachtuine has Induoad
.1, my mutation:, w!neb the . ituhiic Should guard against
chssin g. Beware of imposition! Sot . that our nallie
is an tl.e label of every bottle von buy. •
BEN .& PAGE, is. & N.. Sole Proprietors, No
27 W OW. netween Firvt and - Second sta., Pittsburgh.
JCHARLES DICKENS
• ATTORNEY AT LAW,
UJjltc .No. 91 Grant street, near
Ja _ Prrreensos, Paz& e..
HOUSESFOR RENT.—Two Dwelling ,
Houses oh Fifth street.
N 0.5.3 Market st, Store loom and Dwelling House.
Store Room and Lwelling,corpez Grant and Third eta.
Dwelltng 'HOUSE, and Store Room, corner Market and
First streets.
Two ,L)welqiag Houses, Roe. 05 and 61 Third street.
No. I',llTitird street, Store Room House
Dwelling... House, corner of Cohvigl mid T,bgart Eds.
Dwelhng House. No. 55 Second street. P t .1 t .
Uwe lions e,, No. a Spate's Coo*.
Dwelling House and 1 acres or sround on bit. Wash
inten.
are house on Wood street, below Second.
Warehouse corner Smithfield and ...Merket streets;
ko. For rent
joie tii t &ITICBM k SON, 61 Market et.
Joint Jacob
I)•,,.wratic:
J -1 tint „ a, n; x
Iw.
think of ft
strength and Health Restored
IMES
BEM
=SE
Vetv Advertisements.
______
A LLEGHENY VALLEY '..; D OFF CE,
Pittsburgh, .Tanu 'l6th. 1880.
r,.. Nt , TICE TEI STUCKHGLsS.,..-it.S.—The annual
"9",..,ineeting ofAthe EWcithol ,-,. the A IcoY-.
1 . -Youttiintl44, will'Oeh. , .at thelro in'l
/t 1
1, . Oily PittabUrgh, on TIT .W.DAV,,,zihe Itli day d Yetrl
ilsyl ._ at 10 o'clock, A. It: A Ott te meat of HO at.;
has of t Company, isith the business of the paidyear z
will be presented, and an election for president and.
'anagers for the ensuing year willbo held on sanie day.
utledd JAM SS Gilts( )N, Secretary.
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0 V E
04 .6)
:.<S7
A. BRADLEY,
No. 4 Wood Street,
WOULD INVITE PUBLIC ATFEN•
TioN to the lamest Mock and greateet vanety
of Stoves in the State, among which will be found the
celebrated
COAL COOK STOVES,
TROPIC,
EUREKA AND ARBITER
Fog ‘1001). THE.
ICTOR, LIVE • OAK AND PITTSBURGH
ARE UNSURPASSED,
'ether with PREMIUM STOVES of three varietie
PARLOR & HEATING STOVES
r i p EVER 1 . L,E.Scli PTIOS
(4Tent indurernenu , oflered builders rind others , in
Wftrli 4.1
Grates, Grate Fronts, Fenders, fie
Ace would call petticoat' atioNntro •
setwllitm
I rate ti LO FIL.&-TOP fiAS A, ,
I till STI.) V ES.
TROPIC, EUREKA AND ARBITER
The only Gas and Susikr-Consinnerii in the market.
tither* that are called so have not the Doeubs Toe—the
mnir, resin re tnyitlin . g pOtlas ancl,lault whigh,i9,;4e4cixed
to n• by two patella
To those toWant ' Of . 10 , 11.6ve fOr rsnliiV Oae, that has
ocier hullsf to rive eadstkenoti. we would rOcommenl;
there, *hells although they never wr ite exibited
at State or County Fairs, hat a a reputatio i d h urabili
ty and economy la fuel unrsitialled by any other Stove
in the State.
CArTION.— Huy no Stove called Gas Connumers
witiaitit the Double fop. ptlra
lASSOHAVE THIS DAY
CIATt.:I) withl
me in the buxinems of rnaolitno.uri StOree4 Vr3i•
A: 1N K. IRK The style nt the firm will continue BS bete
-1 toftire. A. BRA VLEY
- AntMary 2.160 U.
AETNA STOVE 'ilk - OB . 11:S.
A BRADLEY ...... .... ....... W. VANKIItIC.
A BRADLEY,
„LI NII
. 4 1V0(11) STREET, PITU W;
Manufacturer of the greateet varietyßur
t ?
to and Healnly; vrovits lo the SUVA.
thl• ..rales.
Pront, Fonder, Li•. PernOu+ , n vioni • , 1
Cop, wyr for !APl:iv chip well to rali am
,Xl4mtha oar ta•lriaaiLtal 1 . '111,0 Gss and Slihrlie•
t 'Unit
~ ‘er*, TROPIC. E.EftEh.A and AR.BITEIi, all whet
ha". Licaltrie WWI, an trninalVethrht prOtt , cle.l 11 to,
poleub, and fund in n., o ther Stove,
sure to aea 1?)r I , ,,little Tor we,v, it you ow:
nzugt dural , lo, ar :a It as mo.t. econtaTneul St.'
111 11, ,, C.
The att4•ntieu of Luirier• is lllllteti to ear large ,urieLy
..ItITE ).19.
14.11,.s Al'l-'I.IGA fluS LIK
SELLING 1 41.'titti. tiled In the Clerk r office, li e
to Janiware 12 t).
• l'ttlly If ugh. with ether gtxitlit.. but ward. ViLtetiergh .
FoLt.:ere.l.lFriitiiie, with other F.V.e1...1 e10per...m...61i,
II Wm. with tiller
' Martin. tin tovvrethttr.
kitunilten, tsverh. 8.1 ward.
M thel It
Jitco .cu t. Otter gootlit,tt it sq. A lieghen) .
I,,vcr litet:PC, lth went.
IT , ` 11 ugo. with other good.. NI'K tie-sport
Johth
wit hal Aral wartl, Vtitetairgh
l'twit tier Jobe- h ~thee telturiz
1.1 .1013111 hurt, t.: U, el-Kettlee town p
toe:Wetter F A . tavern, Sd ward. litteletrgh
It and George 11., Ullern,3.l Wltnt. PithWt.kitgh.
1.11,)!$1AS A. 110 W LEN: Clerk
/fficie. Jan. 1. 1360. lnlitlt
..
I: NV 11l II /KS AT I)A ISt IN 'S.—Volurite
• 1.1 tab.
1 - kwioWl Year, In Jti!le
het; Help, A itther Life of Geo. Steieti-
rn
The Professes at the Weal/ fast Trible,by O.W. Holmes.
Itiara-3'r.
R. , du/tenter:tr. of Christian Doctrines. by Rev H W
Re .
11,at Fw t a History of OW must remarkable inten
tion- of the pro.orit century
Hoe C.. 1.1.1 Ile Help 10 by A. S. PLO,
rt ,, .0 Suet. Proleseer, with a prettier/ by Hot. Lir, C. I'.
hlraiiih. •
ti re ey'b Overland .1 aurn ey.
Pout fall on the Itruadway of Another W.irld, by H.
IMI' r riven.
Nett Leeteeiary of quotation, , , b um Greek, Latm and
If.iern Inn/gm/gee ,
'I ti, tireat rabulation, by lit. Cumming ,
E/...uni. with the Sl.eru,eupe, by Philltp H. l.koxele;
JOHN S. DAVISON.
July 03 Woc..i
,
-- Tins ART 11AS BEEN
P brought to such perfection thatpictures taken by
this process have been pronounced perfect by the
scienituo-avet id. Thos ~an tie had to all their beauty
altbi arteete eleAunce, at
WALL'S vicrußE GALLERY,'
laleaw on Fourth street.
R1."1-1'ER.—Three Prime Roll But
ter, lust received and fur sale by
dale HENRY H. COLLINS..
IIEESE--2 1 /0 tLicx. Prime Cutting W. R.,
J pint arrived and fur rude by
)and HENRY H. OOLLINR.
1860. 1860.
HUNT & MINER'S
PITTSBURGH ALMANAC,
FOR 1 8 8 0 .
A.Vl' Lat ED AND EDITED PL
SANFORD C. HILL, ESQ
NEW EDITION NUW READY
Tif 14.4 IS THE ON LY ALMANAC for
side calculated by SANFORD C. HILL, Esu. IL
is 9 large venty-two page book, containing, besides
th e t i e um Lrrrs ()I , EXCELLENT READ
ING MATTER, USEFUL AND ORIGINAL RECIPES.
ANECDOTES, &c.
PRICE ONLY FIVE CENTS
Sold by all enterprising dealers everywhere. Persons
0 the •ountry wishing the Almanac can have a copy
sent to them
FREE OF POSTAGE,
By serohug Fire Cents in stamps or money to the Pot,-
hsher.
HUNT & MINER,
jal.Latdiatm MASON!' HALL, FI.k•TH BT.
SIMON JOHNSTON,
(SUCCESSOR TO L. WILCOX,)
ICE TA, ILE n ti Gr T 4
. ,
Cm. Smithfield Mad Fourth St.,
Keeepfinonstailly on blind, Et ehoOd aisorttnant of °v
erYthi fiti the Drag line of busines s. l:ol... P articular attention siren to CompoundinsVi
acriptions. . °°_.—.......
NEW DRUG STORE,
COR. EAST LANE AND 0111 Q• ST.,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
CoNsTANTLy ON HAND, A LARGF
supply of DRUGS. OILS, PAINTS, VARNISH
E STUFFS, BURNING FLUIDS, and a salad assort
mans of
I,,,EPLFI:73MCIEFELIMS.
Also, a general assortment of PAT HINT MEDICM3I23
S. S. CIERISTY, ffi. D
N. B. —nirsici,usrs raEscAirrlONS care
cemarmodeti.
.V.)lOl,Ol_q•AT94 yo " D l / 4 tor
vfith the D übn.a.4 DT the s4l4lTrieT Era , . •
• Ifidea; otiresiktiekt to Sp , raguek Afehto9t: Th •
ere are regoested• tb- - and get-them grotaY tor:thhj , •
be sold to pay ohitigea.
JAI? • 4;,
Cot
ROLL BUTTER.--43 WAIL qiitrETZE $ bo b es a " '
fresh Roll Butter, jteit received aid cir Pt
JAMP3
all Corn& Market and' Ant-street&
LIME.--300 — barrels — for sale by
Jaw EMILY H. Q0.1.11.a.N5.
- -
• -. .
PITTSBURGH, FT.3.A.::INE AND
CHIRA e„.
Coatiletete fro ittsbiiigh to Chicago.
400144.01 1 1:14Ei 19 •' G 0/.1:141VA Gil TO AL
-.-
liirilllT -77-7- ' •
4,, MRE L ,I, ''.
1,...
TEMOUGODVI7,WIT.O , OP, OF Rst
. v. , ____,. •—• a
ON AVI) A.ETER )16.PIP.:f,YEANUARY Inch, IE.BO,
TrainflArill lairve the-WitUbri,4X‘rd_qr, bf Liberty two
Grant Areeta, Pittsburgb,*aATollaff! --.
Leave Pitteburgh. Creiraine. Fort Wayne,
Rawer., 1:50 A. Y. /OM A. Y. 4:40 P. a.
Ea pr ep, 1:1 5 pa. 10:40 P. a. 427 A. IL
ARRIVE AT CHICAGO-Eapress, 14:46 P. 1r..; Expreso.
leAs I- It:
RETURNING.
AR,R,IVE AT PlTTSBURGH— . .lxiiiress Mail, 5.00 P. x.
Express, 0:05 A. x. •
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. from Federal street,
Allegheny, for New Brighton, 0:40 A. is., and 440P.M.
From •' 6,25 " " 12:10
Through trains connect as follows
At Alliance, with trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Rai I road.
At Orrville, Ohio, it and from Millersburg, Akron, Cup
hoga Falls, etc.
At Ioausli (thin, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San
y. T.m•d Detrott.
At CI . I ..hot Spr.oglield, Colarnixh,.,C3o -
:‘,11,, I , :ty• 00. iloi,ittlapoirs,:li. Louie
L, Spiluvfield, Bwodnnky. Dwyton, CltleiD
Al Ldaa. for :11 , 1ney. Layton, Cu...moan, eie., etc .
At lr Wayn, Kra, Lafayette, lad., St. Lout', and
ial” ri
,rmt•dial. ert, 113.CCIZIL110 Indiana and Willow.
Al fur Laporte.
At Kanto, f4,r I,,qata on the Nan' Albany and Satan,
Rru i row'.
And at Chicago, with trains for all points in Lllinoia
lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For further information and thrOrnh tickets apply '
J. STEWART. Ticket Agent,
Passenger Station, Pittsburgh
H. C. STEVIICIRhN, Ticket Agent;
Passener Station, Allegheny
Through Tickets for sale at - the `lTeket 01116 e of the
Company on the line of the road, to all pane or the
United States. .1. J. HOUSTON,
General Passenger Agent, Pittehtffh.
1860. WINTEI - 1 - YRRANGEMENT. 1860.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 16
Pennsylvania Central*Railroad
EIGHT DAILY TRAINS.
THE T HR.( /DILI MAIL TRAIN leaves
the Pivsenge; Sias ,n every morning, (except Sun
day.) u 5 50 p. oh. ,topping at all regular el-611011n, titTlV
mg in Philadelphia at ltuit.fip m.
" TILE itouu 11 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily, at
5:30 p. m., stopping only at principal stations, making
direat ronnevtion at Harrisburg for Baltimore, and ar
riving in Phtladetphia or Baltimore at 7:60 a. m.
'PH E FART LINE leaves theetation daily,(exeept Sun
day.) at 2 sdp. m., stopping only at lareensburg,Latrobe,
Johnstown, Wilmore Oidlitzen, Altoona. ac, connect
ng at Harrisburg with Trilin direct for Baltimore, and
arriving in Philadelphia at 5:00 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
THE JOHNS'iOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3:u5 p. in.. stopping at
all stations and running as far as Conemaugn.
ACCOM Mt I DATION TRAIN fir Turtle f_A - aek
Bridge leaves daily, (except Sunday,' at ItitiO a. in.
S.I.ONDACI/)llillItIDATIDN TRAIN for'Purtle Creek
leaves daily. (except Sunday )at 4:05 p. in.
'CHIRP ACC( 1M ()DATION TRAINfor Turtle Creek
ar
lees daily, (except Sunday.) at fkBo p. In.
RETIJRNINuI 'F'RAINS arrive in Fittsburgh as fob
tows •—Express,l , 3 o p. m; Mai 1,196 a. in ; Fast Line,l:36
1. in; Johnstown Accommodation, Illue a. m t Firstfitin•
tie Creek Accommodation , 610 a.m., Second ACCOUITTIO•
dation, 116 p. in Thad Amommodotion, tir2.o p. m.
'Grains Inc Bhursvi'le ai.d Indiana. connect at Blairs
ville In tergaction with Mad Train East, Express Train
Wind, and the Johnstown Accommodation Train Eaat
and West.
PITTSISI',RGH tNL CoNNErtd-VILLE TRAINS,
stopping at all stations on the Pitialstruk and Connells,
ride fload,,lenve daily, (Sunday excepted.) as follows:
Mail Train, 7:00 Train,:;
:'OS Express Train, 1 :05.p. rt . ; Ramm
ing l'rairts Rom Pi(tatturgh anti Connellaville Road ar
rive at PdtshiirglrCene a. m. and 6:20 p. rn.
The traveling public will had it gf:catry to to thrilt
gere.st., i going East or West: to travel by the Pennsyl.
, rania Railroad, as the accomm (stations Miw o
is ffered can
not be tairpassed on any route. The Road ballasteti
with stote and in entirely free from Ilust. We can
proinlwe safety, speed and comfort to all who may favor
this Road with thou patronage-
FARE'
Ti) NEW VuRE......513 00 MISALTIMuItE $9 00
YLILL.ADELPILA, In 00 1, 1 ,1 , !CA5TETt,...... 0 55'
ifiRRIBBI:SRG, V 45.
Baggage checked to all SULLIOTIS on the Pennayliania
Railroad. and to Ploladelphht. Baltimore and Nea York.
Pae.enger , parel.ovong.treketa In ear.. 410.11 lle charged
t IS -ll.{ ENT PER MILE tn addition to the Sta
te.o rah,. r Levl.l fr.,ot stahons where the Company has
116 v
ri, .F —ln rloo , loys, the Company will hold
re,pon,ot.• for herothil haggage only, and
for :10 amooot not. c leeedin g - 151 M•
B.—Tire E.x,mhoor ommtn. I.mo luta been employ
ed to eonrey Pasaenger+ and baggage to and from the
Depot. at a charge not to oxeeed . l.s come for each
potoeing. r*and baggage.
For tiekele applv J. S r Ekv A HT . Agt,
At the Penn'a Ft. PaaNenpror
la) t t rn Liberty riot tyrant :Afeet,t.
TT A T r
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Corner of Wood and SlXth Streets
isl 4
T IIEVERY BE S T VARIETY (IF'
Are to Iv fOUCIII ut
TIIE fIUVERS OF
As I Iwvo commenced Closing out my stock of Fall
and Winter Bouts and Shoes, regardless of prise, aloes
slanting an vt h ing in our line would ,i7et great bargains by
giving me a call. Remember the plane, which to at the
CH FA I' CASH STORY, of
J0:11. H. BORLAND,
jal4 98 Market, seCond door from Filth street.
_ _
THE NEW CONCERT GRAND PIANO
announced a few days since has arrived, and will
be opened to-day. The musical profession and the pub
lic are respectfully invited to call at the Piano Ware
rooms of the subscriber and examine it..
JOHN H. MELLOR,
No. 81 Wood street,
jal4 Sole Airt.for the sale of Chlckerlug & Bon's Pianos.
SKATES,
sKAT ES.
SKATES:
C .
RA NKERB.I bbls. Cranberries for
sale cheap, to close consignment..
JAB. A. FETZER.
.01 corner Market and First streets.
DRYGOODS, of every variety; Fancy,
Staple, Fontlgn and pornestae; a good :uwortantall
al low price,.
PUBLISHERB,
CLOTHING ,
PL - EM.ING'S,
S 35E-ATE S
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG'S,
BOOTS, SDOES AND GAITERS
JUST ARRIVED
CREEPERS,
CRLEPEIIS.
CREEPEM,
all variety and sizes, at
BUWN A TETLEY'S,
No. 136 Wood street.
C. HANBUN LOVE, 74 Market stree
C HILDREN'S Goat and Morocco Button
. .
W A LKI NG BOOTS
Of a SUPERIOR ARTICLrE, at
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.'S,
No. 31 Fifth street
C 4 T c t3-lio 'l' TUB
SHOES, •FOB GENTS,
SELLING VERY LOW
To close out. at
W. E. SCHMERTZ 8:
D R,EESING RUBES AN
ROBE DE CHAMBRES
Just received for the
HOLIDAYS,
L. HIRSHFELD & SON'S,
Men's Furnishing Warehouse,
de29 No. FS Wood street.
WE ARE . NOW OPENING many I,IOV
eitles in WINTER GOODS, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Fur Gib ves
FUR cdthwurts,
Hid GaupllOiS;
Rieigi~R~s, "
Cashel ere
Silirflarriirand Ties,
Whiter' GlO'rew
/ 11 : 1 1 114 .1Miir
AT REDUCED ED,ECoistrz.
L. W,VMAPPRAr./.1.10104.
AMt RGE DWFaire,' Lee ' • to. 1
..n., oh the viper of Win udTtglif , te;Suilab
for a boarding house. Bari ..' hoitth:''
jell S. I. ' hi:0: . 4 . 1' AEON, to xamet pt.
J. HARVY DAVIB
BRASS FO,
PL it
•
P L YI BUM
AND BRUS WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AGT'S FOR ALLEN'S CELEBRATED STEAM _ & W=l4o 30E6.
MANUFACTORY, NO. 110 WATER, ANRII,O4 FRONT
PITTSBURGH, PENP''A..,
WARESOOMS, 67 WOOD STREET, PITTSBI7RGH, AND FEDEBJiI t _STEEET, ALLEGECENY CITY,
jal2.l.dp:tf „ .
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER. lIIALTSTEI - i, AND BOP DEll,slt
ATTORNEY" AT 'LAW,
Ptt t Street, Pltteiburgh
HAVING CUILMENCED EwiN(;
tor the settzton, I arn now prepared to Cut nt,it
.urtetners with a . ..
NUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE
In addluon to my regular braneg, I am menu factor- .
mg a very FINE FLAVORED li [I TER ALE. put up in '
small packager expressly for family use. A. large experience In the adjustment of impor. - ../
The , Ale is not only a delightful beverage, but is highly tent claims, especially for Pensions and hulds;has prO-,.
recommended il the medic •I faculty, fur in vrthdr, " pared him tin prosec
ore i
a mild. nourishing conic is required. I have also myute such elaims, wittvthe bp,s.pros. , s
pecta of encresa, . , , .. . - AO .-
:i 4
celebrated
. , _
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES, ; A MERICAN AND ie()it6Dl4/ ..
Coarlantiv'on hand, contorting of KENNETT RfTTER , .
ANL/ CHAMPAItNE; PORTER AND BRoWN *TOUT.'
N e k,,,,, „,,,t i n no r D art of ,tt•el t v. OHO i761'51 ' STERSOSCORIC EO Ir
NlT l latn
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GEOKI) I P. a OULTON Si kIt.CUS 55. ACHESON.
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HAMILTON N . A:, ACHESON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office, No. 149 Fourth St.,
GROVER & BAKER'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES!
New Styles—Reduced Prices
SHUTITE MACHINES,
NEW LOT .1 UST REC El V ED.—Thu par-
Ocular attention of TAtl.ultS and SEIoEMA
KERS ie callad to these Maehinei..
Office. Cor. Fifth and Market Sta.,
oVER I'S' DRY G 001.3 STORE. SirEntranoo
on Fifth street. jaloi2nrhip
SELLER~ IMPERIAL
la undoubtedly the best cough remedy of the day. sod.
la constantly reeeiving fresh evidences of us efficacy
from person.. w every vicinity. Prepared by
K. E. SELLERS
8A 114 nOldfry gg"F,tsk e very' N. 9111!
4 -LL PERS()Ns HOLDING scuoi,A.R.
SH IPS lo the Birrrongloim Commereaal College.
or referred to le. W. J ENKI NS, Iron City College. or
H F.IA RV W I LLI ANIS. '. i. s St. (I.iir otreet, with wilt m ar•
rongernente hove Inv n mode
(4. IL LEITIIEMF.
MAU papers Interes4 , l p4,14.Fe ()op).
NOTICE.
run' LIT'S &HSU! k' lieretplore ex
1. _toting under the firm of Mi(I,.NIALESii,fi.:ANS dr.
wag dissolved Vi iltuttiul 4 on,ent On the 31,t 1.111.
The bn Ines esf thefirin will be .eitle.l by their tenefWA-
Rors. MEANS s
.
'5 , -if l4 %F-' - ':-; ' SEVENTE E N ' . !! tef•
The uutirrbiguetl hare, wider the laws of , - •- i ... rc - .ltl, , , riti. N.: ,
,
Pennsy.ol . l resat um thereto. f" . •riitt‘i a limited print - ,
norallin. a, t , P t e....namely -'i iio irrn under which Hit_ NEW Bg -- SECOND-HAND'PIANOS''
partnerslop I. to ia ,, eon dueled, is, 1 . - .
ME ILNS St. COFFIN. 1 F 0 It SALE .
The generalnatare of the buQines. intended to h o
transacted is trio WHOLFP , k LE GROi :Edit' A:NO 00,11. t WISTII-:CG TO REDUCE MY STOCr ' Oe' -
I'dladlON ISUSINES, and a IN LO bv U.uilliUCLeti 111 the
, Reeling Pcinos,l will sell the following desirable' '-
city of nu:burgh. William Mean , . residi fig l n _the et . y , lot of NOIV laid ~,itonci-liand Pianos now irr etore-anct --
of Pittsburgh, and Harrison A. Cabo. resrdtrig , in the .
ready for examination and sale at the •extremelyiow. '
City of Allegheny, are-the General Partners. and David I phone annexed to them, and those who wialiti pure-Nitta
Dri2ancliws, reatcung to Reserve township, Allegheny t may he assuie , l that such an opportunity 'le seldom-4' .
county, is the special partner The said spetual part fered. tin those marked for Casa no diaconal mall ke . •
nor has contnbuted Twenty Thousand Dollttis , to- the
. 1 ,
~ , i1, ,,,,,,d .
common stock of Said P3rtnersinP- :Said P aMmll ' ln P I Those for sale on credit, Three. Months onfrwitt bit'''•
commenced on the second day of January,ltiao, and will ; given. and Must be settle.cl for by note zh ry tf a h b e le* f iti ou f th iiw t ,...
terminate on the thirty-first day of Decetnbor.lSt 3 2.
WI,LI AM MEANS, ; 1 city, or e discount of 3 per cent. for ca._
in elegant
HARRISON A. tAJFEIN, I • .
tiene'4l partners.. ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
DAVLD itI'CAND LEtiS.
Pitt.hurgh, January 2, 1560. Special Partner. 1 ON A CREDI rOF THREE MONTHS.
),,e,,, , w - - . A new and e egant 7 obtawe ILOSI3WOOd Louis XIV ~ ,
PhISSOLUTION.—The firni of WI i.so , :, 1 Piano ,
with nil the latest improvements,. male •
I_,/ PAYNE 8 CO., is thli day dissolved by mutual coo- 1 exprelqly for the subscriberand will be warrantiliii.' • •
- J O HN A . Nv ILittiN, I 'file factory price of this style is 1,301:g for ealeat.4Bl3.ll
- NI. PAYNE, Another of tile Rune style and price
...,' ......:,. 4: l '.
J ESSE W. CARR. Another from the I.IIIIIV maser, roan elegarOntle --
wood Case, manufacturers' price *375; f0ttz.U.:.,.! . .'. 280 ••
An elegant Rosewood 7 octave Piano, made bylAgra- , ,, .:
eraen, Boston; in perfect order, and in use less; ,_
than one year, the mice when new was $ 3 5 0 ,....-.. , -.7 4141-
A richly carved 7 octave, new anti large nettle Rolm , -
wood Piano, made by A. H. Gale, the ;lam York: .
price of which one year ago wan 1 ,1 10 0 --,....- ..29 0.
Two elegant Rosewood 7 octave Pianos , carved ,--
-
mouldings.; scale from A to 'A; made by Gate a
Co., and considered by good judges assail thes,'4
tlrst of the New York m..kers at the low p ee or lig
One same style, n';‘, octave.
One elegant Rosewood - Ohlckering & Sono; 7 -OCULTI3: i'.. ..
old scale, to use not more than six months, the ; ,. Tii ,
retail price of which is $1176 Vilo'
THE FOLLOWING ARE FOR ed. rt On Y: '- • • _
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Pit Ih, Jana:try 3.1, f:160.
No. S 8 Wood •treat.
tsburgh, December 31. 1859
On retiring from the Dry Gods Business, 1
cordially recommend ui)" successors to the patronap of
my frienus. WILLIANI
Pittsburgh, Decomber . 3l, 1859.
Co-PART KASS I —Tile subscribers have
thi, , day formed a co•partnerahm for the_porpose of ear
rymg on the WLIOLESALF. DRY GOODS Eit.ISINT.,
under the name of WILSON, CARR
J 0135 A. WILSON,
Jk.I 4 SE W. CARR,
DAVID Id'CANDLESS.
Plttsbuigh January 2, ISCO. .
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ROCSE S '
Ambrotype acid Photograph
GALLERY,
CHBONIQE BUILDING,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
14-Two Silver 'Medals. and Two Diplomas, awarded for
Pholl"*.ralq/s, A rubroty pen, end Life Size Pictures.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LI FE SIZE, and
L_ I colored in pit cite Camw. yd I
JOON 1100RIIEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR Tut ALE OF
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
D. M. LONG RDWAILD D1:177
LONG 8a 1.3 - 177 . 7 * ,
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DEALERS IN MANILLA, HEMP, GaTTON AND JUTE
CORDAGE,
OAKUM,-TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN TARPAULIN
DUCK, AND HEAVY DRILLING.
No. 90 Water Street.
R. E. SELLERS
IL E. SELLERS & CO., '
•
DRUGS , OILS, VARNISHES,
11 FIFTH STREET
thr. Woad and Second SU. PfttsburgA
W GOODS WARRANTED
T.
THE BEST REMEDY,
AND the one that a ll Doctors recommend
to secure good lieolth, i, wear think-Wed BOOT 6
AN U SIIDES, each as will keep your feet from the cold.
JAMES. ROBB,
No. 89-Market street, has now on baud, a large,stock of
Ladies', Misses and Chil4ren' s end Thick
Soled Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,' Slippers, ,te. Men's,
Boys' and Youths' Boots, Shoes, Brogan., Gaiters, &o.
MEN'S CITY MADE, DoubleSolenild Upper. French
Calf Boots. Ladies' High-Heeled. YMut,le s.;le 01,0VE
KID, - CONGRESS and - SOT O'S GA ITER6 ,• and as ha
is deternikted to WI TAMP YOR CASH, all in want
would do well to call and examine his stook before 04-
chasing elsewhere.
dela • . D1F"..3 ROBB. '
mas =Oa :
..••• • Jo t q; .1„G5.43,
SHAI:E.II,
Agents PCOItiIiVIVAPA ititnroad.l.l
4_ATOOb4.AO
,AND
FIiftWARDING4.OI k 6tiitialAlf)ii
lvo• °""erc iak •f i t: 1
9 5 1 1 1'
sumo:Jon -giveti to cotte-efitioni&
arlinti F n 'u.,,•„ : 5a.403%41,,,
/OS OM"— ritigbie,reme.4
11) dr, for the careatTetterOlingectrmAntißimples
otOroLgo, f" sa l eblr'
ieli •
" • earlier ainittinelditidtroUrth
PITTSBUIW IL PAL
NEW STYLES.
COUCH SYRUP;
NOTICE
Si'CANDLE. , ;:_ 4 .
ICI LI A A M
ILA PatISON A.ODFFIN.
No. 70 Fifth Street,
DULEI3.
PAINTS, DT ESTU FFS, AC.
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JOSEPH ff. DkVla.
LLIPS,
,NUFACTURERS,
.AM FITTERS; .
Ler§ in
FIXTURES, PUMPS,
Sittiltli G. iioifGl
AIiENT FOIL tILAIMEts
E. ANTHONY,
308 Broadway, New Ydrk.
After May lat. 1860, at Broadway. two doors
from the St. Nicholas Hotel.'
THE STEREOSCOPE is the most instrue
ore. interesting, entertaining,• amusing andiexci--
ting of modern inventions.
hone are too young, none too old, none too intehigetrl,.
none too uneducated, to acknowledge its worth. and • '
beauty.
No Lome is ,zomplei e without it, and it roust and will
penetrate everywhere.
It present, to your view every part of the world, In all
the relief, boldness, perspective and sharpness of de:
tail, as if you were on the spot.
Photographers are every ,here exploring Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America, in search' of the grandand
the hesitant, and the results of their skill are
tly enriching our stock.,
We hare anlmmense variety of paper views of Betides
in Pails, London, Ene,land, Scotland, Ireland, 'Melee,.
I. ranee, bet:emu:l. holland. Switzeriand,f3pniu,theltbine, •
Versailles, at dirivi, -Fontainebleau, 'fnilteries,
Tinker. Egypt, Athens, - the holy Lund, China, 'lndia,
Crystal Palacealsr , groups historical, anmaingohart
magi scenes, LlCllk.llBt ee e nov, pie-mes, statuary, Ike,
Sc. An exquisite assortment of Illuminated Inte4ors, ,
of Palaces, - Churches. and Cathedrals of - France, It ly, '
Sc. 'the effect of the-e illuminated views is ItitiSell;3- '
markable. . •
Every gentlemap of wealth and refiried4eAte should,
have in his drawing roots some of our 'teteoistte views
on glass, with a revolving Stereoseepeeallowingl2i 20,
50, or lice scenes. Nothing can be roore teach:into:a& and, „
one can otter no greater treat to a friend fond !Attie me-.
turesque and the • '
Anthony's Instantaneous Stereoscopic Viewaexe.the'
latest Photographrd wonder.. Ttiey ern taken tattle tor:
.Beth part of - a second, and everything , no matter.
rapidly it may be making, Is' depicted tut 'sharply and. ]
distinctly as it had been perfectly at rest. ."Piragivelli '
an additional value, for todhe beauties of iroinituatprie
lure it adds the charm of life and motion. 'Me profs a,
is n discoverrof our own, and being unknoent
rope, we receive from- London and Perri largeitiziertrir:
for Anthony's Instantenenus Views_ of Areterteltpx
41.11 d MeeDerr.
Among other things we have Juei' putilialted43tefekv-i
scopic illustrations• of the Scene of .W 0 .-FITKOIStn,i
MEM' PRAYES.ILERVINGS, in 11140 man3! . ..beamre
feel an interest. The particulars of this will be toutaiit
our amtlogue.
CATALOUL'E of subjects and mines will be Orr,.
warded to any. address on receipt of .a ,
Parties at a distance sending us . t.:3, s6,l,lccri6,t;ecte
$25. can have a good instrument and such , pleturrisalit .
they may request, sent by Exprisa. is
Stews
alone,(without instriiment)can be sent' bymaii.
Parties who wish to be advitina of everything really
valuable in the line that cornet nutiqntWeefid us their
names to place on record, and-we will keep tbempirateq
,
atiollt own expense.
Men cif Icienre will find Photography A ii3Offttledlla.
Ling and delightful amusement. We are prepared te
lit out amateurs with everything nv (Teary for their.sll o,
eess 1.0,,, ,, 44 her with instructions - How to talee SteralaolF"'
pie P.ctures."
• E. - 'ANTE - 01M '
Importer and Manufacturer of Photographic bfateri
al., Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
wl...Meritinets fromevery secilon'Of the country
ref.pectfully invited - 'to make an elftemittation-of our ,
stock. as our discount to the trade will be liberal. .
TO PHO'fOGRAPII EH& —First class.atereesoopie
Negaiir, ,, wanted.
Send by mail a print Mimourind, with' Ohm d'Net
alive
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BARGAINS IN 0
PIA.VO§ '''
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A Manogany,double-round comers, 8 octave made '
by Chit:kering &Sons_ . ...... ............... 100
A Rosewood C octave by ..... ... 'MO
A Mahogany a octave—Wilkins 105 .
A Mahogany 0 oetave—Chiekering &stewart.. ..... 60
A Mahogany 6 octave—by Scharr
A Mahogany 6 octave—hood &.Bro ........ .40
A Rosewood 6 octavo—Cbiekenng 160.
A Rosewood 6 octave—Nunn &
11,11_ Packing Boxes will bo furnished, and th 6 Pianba
packed. free of - charge, to go to a distance. • -
In addition to the above, will be sold an excellent
M 61,01/EON, at a very reduced price, the owner l .
ntries
no further use for it. -•
JOHN H
.. ItEEIOLOIkt
WOOD ,
CHRISTMAS GIFT
RELISIENAN & XEVWL. ";
JEW ELERS,
NAVE JUST OPE - S;ED, EXPRESSLY
FOR TUE HOLIDAYS, a large and varied's"- ,
sortraent or • ,cz
Ear Rings, Breastpins,
Shirt'Studs, Finger Rings,
Seals, Mustard SPahhE6
Keys, Medallions,
Hair Chains,
Silver Spoons and Veritai
SILVER TOBACCO . BOXES,
Music Boxes,
WATCHES, -
CLOCKS, '
FANCY cogs :.,,,
, Etc.,.Eic,,.*,*f.,
All of which will.be sold LOW FOR CASE -; ..,:ija
EDIVPD. BVTLJUIx,_
COMMISSION fiIIICI4NT,
48 'Public
CENICIWITATI, Too.
octY:6m•
TAE .13E6T, .A-ND OISILY
;it
In Pitt.gbargit, Fetobet hack at
JosE.Pa.P I 4 6 O t'
mm . o
corner Ditimrtia and Market,
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TEL* AMERICAN• Al4l4.NAP'#d •
po.kory of Useful Huowledke. fc08150.,
ttgeri , *-tafilikiletaztd Pco =
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ton, R,.
tfietoliO f Fad? Georgen, by g 151:13aUtekett71 t
Tlie-Lite of Lalayotto;by E..G003, illustrated. ,•,: •
jalL•~.• KAY*'
KENN 13 , D Y - M-A!U liloL;
TIASZIA T :;:+1.4
1)@i110 1n ,7 CittlOttiThWilk Arad
oirposita ttutemilf,oliee. -
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W ash ingtott,
42 FIFTH anotegi
11A.4 ANA CIGARS,
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