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cheap for rash.
Meeting of the County Committee of
Correspondence.
Pursuant to notteo given, the Demount County Commit-
tee of Correspondence met at-the St. Charles Hotel, on Sat.
trrday, -Deeeefist lot, 555, et 11 - o'clielt,'A'lT. After soma
discussion, the following resolution. offered by R. Biddle
Roberts, Esq., was adopted
Rev:drat, That the Deutocrats of the several Wards,
Boroughs awl Townships be requested to assemble at their
several plates of moeting, on Saturday, December 15th, 1865,
and elect Delegates to meet in County Convention un the
Wednesday following, (the-19th intd..,) at the Court House. in
the City of Pittaltiugh, a; 11 o'clock IL, for the purpose of
selecting Delegates to attend the Democratic State Conran.
'Roth to bitholditt Harrisburg, on the 4th of March nest.
The gilknaing resolutitin tray unanimously adopted :
Rimless/, That the thanks of this Committee be tendered
to Messrs. Bryson & Shirts, the gentlemanly proprietors of
the St. Charles Hotel, fur their kindness and Liberality in fur
nishing no with's° comfortable and convenient place for ow
meeting. SAIL. W. BLACK, Chairman.
' N. IL—The times of meeting, as heretofore appointed—
the Townships from 3 to 5 o'clock. P. M., and the Wards of
the tveo Calm and the Borough, front 5 to 7 o'clock. P. IL
THE FOREIGN NEWS
The news by the last steamer presents some
points worthy of special regard. Some of the
English writers are discussing a project. of uni
ting Sweden, Norway anti • Denmark under one
empire, and then taking Finland from Russia and
adding it to it, and calling it the Scandinavian
empire. Such an empire would include nearly
. all of the original Scandanavia of the dark ages.
This new empire is to be a perpetual harrier
against Russian encroachments westward for all
time to come, and Oscar, King of Sweden, is to
be placed at the head of it if he will immediate
ly join the Allies with all the forces of his king
dom, and help to win Finland and humble Rus
sia. That empire would have about one-tenth
the territorial extent of Russia, and about one
fifth its population. The bribe is certainly not
a very tempting one, and will hardly induce
Sweden to undertake a perpetual war with so
powerful an adversary as Russia. A war of
almost a hundred and fifty years between them
resulted in the loss to Sweden of Finland and
almost all the islands in the Baltic, and there is
no prospect of their ever being permanently re
gained. To trust to the perpetual aid of Eng
land and France would he madness. The death
of Louis Napoleon might at any time result iu an
entire change of the policy of Europe, and leave
Sweden to contend alone with Russia. She will
probably adhere to her policy of neutrality.
Then it is supposed that Omer Niche has gain
ed an important victory over the Russians in
Asia. The particulars are not known, but the
Tunes takes it for granted that the Russians are
badly handled, and that all Georgia and a part
of Circassia are lost to Russia : and thus a per
petual barrier interposed between Russia and the
British East Indies. Such expectations are idle.
Russia never terminated a war with the loss of a
province. She has lost no province yet Even
the single city of Sebastopol io not set taken.
The south side is in possession of the allies: but
the Russians still hold the north side, and are
fortifying it with all dilitence The Russians
have now 175,000 soldiers in the Crimea, and
show a. decided disposition to accept battle if
offered by the Allies. But the probability is
that another winter must b,e passed before another
great battle (N. COI , . if so, the neat winter may
prove as disastrous as the List to the Allies.
Their numbers are far greater than last winter.
and they are mit yet one-third provided with
Sufi or anything better than tents to protect
them against the storms of winter one writer
represents the English soldiers as almost con
stantly drunk, and nearly all discipline lost.
The soldiers receive about twenty-two cents per
day in money and spend it all for liquor.
Another winter with such a beginning ma} do
much for Russia.
It is idle to talk about Russia being bumbled,
or about having that empire "by the throat."
The allies have hardly got it 1,) the great toe,
and may lose their hold of that in a twelvemonth.
It will require many more loans, and many more
armies to make Russia conclude peace with any
kWs of territory or orhnifor.
The Emperor of France has already borrowed
about 1,500,000,00 n francs, and it will all he
gone by spring. It is no wonder that he now
shows a strong disposition to renew negotiation
(Or peace. England, too, has exhausted all or.
anntriltources for supplies, and must resort to
loons. And yet nothing of any importance has
been gained except the precarious occupation of
the south side of Sebastopol. At this slow rate
of conquest the Allies must he utterly exhausted
and bankrupt before Russia is sn humbled as to
do whatnever before was recorded in her history
—make peace with the loss of honor or a pro
vince.
CENTRALIZATION AND STATE
RIGHTS&
The Philadelphia North Antertran rejoices in
the supposed prospect that the Democratic party
will abandon its long cherished doctrine of State
Rights," and adopt the old Whig doctrine of cen
tralization. in other words, that the power• of
the federal gOvernment are to be increased, while
the separate powers and sovereignty of the State
governments are to be reduced. It bases its
hope upon the strong desire and determination
of the Democratic party to preserve the Union
intact Tito North America,i is all right on the
Unita .question, end appears to repudiate all
seqtdonal parties that will imperil it. But how
that iS to give increased power to the central
government does not so clearly appear. The
Deinocracy is in favor of maintaining the con
.Aederaey as it is ; but it would at the same time
TOSerenitzflillfoiceitid - efficiency all the reserved
rights of the States. Its great aim is to leave
alt loted'questions to the local or State authori
ties. It thus keeps out of Congress many dis
turbing local questions that can he far more
satisfactorily settled by the local governments
without creating useless agitation over the whole
country. For instance, does New York desire
that Congress shall regulate her banking system?
Shall members of Congress from California help
regulate the license and liquor laws of Pennsyl
vania ? Shall Massachusetts help frame the slave
laws of Texas ? Yet such would he the result of
centralization, and of giving unlimited powers to
the general government The safety and very
existence of our federal Union depend on care
fully preserving the rights of the States to regu
late.their local affairs, and thus keep beyond the
power of the federal government all interference
with them, Congress may regulate foreign com
merce, and commerce between the States, and
provide for the common defence and general wel
fare. But local matters within each State are
controlled by the authorities of each State with
out any interference from abroad. - A strong and
overshadowing central governinent would be a
despotism, whatever name it might bear.. Let
us preserve the Union at all hazards; but at the
same time preserve with equal care the rightsaf
the several States. The federal government
quite powers enough to serve ell the purposes of
the confederation ; it should acquire no more by
implication, or by any amendments of the consti
tution.
The Dublin Tablet reports that the sum of
£1,114 has already been raised towards the
" indemnifMatiOri of Cardinal Wig •12, for the
enormous expenses incurred in the late trial
-2.1C71 3s. Rd., of Boyle ye WiSeaVan..
A despatch from Terre Haute, Indiana, on
i,_64liarday.,,says..indger , Dougitor—ily—tiovr - tAttr - cifl
danger. Be will be in Washington within two
A Rev. Mt:',..i.Barrett. of New York„lyho pro
fe's.ses to isndverti4o to lee:.
ture on Irnt : wh4re it is"
He will no dciiibt fiutl the subject no interesting
one to many Of hiseopgregatiotE
DECEMBER 4
The foreign letters by the Atlantic all strongly
show that Europe is largely deficient of those
cereals and provisions which we have in abund
ance, and orders continue to come by every
steamer; consequently, there seems no fear that
gold will be shipped hence for some time to
come.
The New Prussian Gazette announces that im
mense beds of sulphur have been discovered on
both sides of the Volga, near Samara- The Rus
sian government has given orders for the instant
working of the beds, which are said to be more
valuable to Russia than a discovery of gold at
this juncture." . .
J. C. Fremont has taken a house in New York
for the accommodation of himself and family
during the winter, that he may enjoy greater fa
cilities in preparing and publishing the results of
his Pacific railroad explorations, which will be
ready for the press before the adjournment of
Congress.
The steam frigate Minnesota," one of the
six ordered by Congress about a year ago, was
launched at IVashington on Saturday, in beauti
ful style, in the presence of nearly twenty thou
sand spectators, including the President, his
Cabinet, most of the Members of Congress, and
the Foreign Ministers: Three out of the six
have already been launched—one at Boston, an
other at Philadelphia, and one at Ilashington.
A Boston correspondent of the New York
Evening Post gives an insight into the workings
of the Prohibitory Liquor Law in Massachusetts.
Ile says : The obstinacy of juries, in liquor
cases is on the increase, and is extending over
the Stale. Half-a-dozen car*s have failed in
Franklin county, though Judge Bishop told the
jury that it was their duty to convict, if they
were satisfied as to the facts. The law is the
deadest of dead letters."
The Washington correspondent of the Phila
delphia North American, says : " The Treasury
Report will emphatically recommend Wool, as a
raw material, to be admitted free, with Chemi
cals and live Stuffs. :.s:o distinct interference
with Iron is proposed. The document contains
an elaborate argument supporting this policy,
which is approved by the Ea :tern manufacturers.
The Report is now all ready, with the exception
of its revision.-
The people Cannda seem disposed to make a
profit out of United States 'Know Nothingiem.
They propose to shorten the term of residence
before naturalization. They want population to
settle their wide lands, and thus hold out an in
vitation to foreigners to direct their course to
ward. Canada in.tead of the United States.
Foreigners should pray that their flight there
be not in the winter We have felt a Canadian
THE BRIDGE. —The Ohio and Penhaylvanta
Railroad Company seem resolved now to have the
bridge across the Allegheny completed without
further delay In another column it will t o '
seen that proposals are invited from builders up
to the 2:th of this month. The bridge ought to
he completed immediately There is no doubt
that it direct connection of that road with the
Pennsylvania Central will add much to the trade
and value of both roads Such a connection is
needed to give satisfaction to traveler./ and
freighters.
We understand. too, that it 14 the intention of
the Company to make a side track on the bridge
that will be tree for.foot passongers That will
accommodate a large portion of the upper Wards
~r Allegheny and Duquesne Borough, and ought
to be done. Toll bridges should noon be out of
use here. The cities and borough ought to own
all the bridges and make them free
Eriraordirrary Peat In Telegraphing.
Mr. C. P. Sialllloll., connected with the House
Printing Telegraph Line, transmitted a rery full oh
street of the Atlantic's news Mat night ft, all the
nnrth•western papers connected with the New York
A maeciatton.--- N. Y. Ree.ting P.w. Sat
As a matter of information we would ash Mr
Craig how it come., that the press in Pittsburgh
did not also get the Atlantic's news on Friday
night We did not receive even the briefest
abstract—nothing but the simple announcement
of her arrival, which was not very satisfactory.
It canto, to he sure, in season fur Monday's
issue; but, before that time, we had received
it in detail by New York papers 1s this neglect
another delinquency of the agent of the Asso
ciated Press at Philadelphia " We pause for a
reply.
llt:wvr BUSINESS —The Pennsylvania Central
Railroad shipped in the twenty-five working days
:of November upwards of twenty thousand tons
of produce from the Duquesne Depcit alone.
This, in face of complaints that shippers have
not been accommodated, sounds well for the
working capacity of the road. Herculean efforts
Ni(l-e necessary at this must crowded season of
the year I. fairly adjust the equitable proportion
of freight, offered by parties having larger
amounts than was possible to forwartl in any one
day. Much credit is due to !dr. G. C. Francis
rue, and his assistants, for the manner in which
the freighting department i. managed.
THE Conneilsville resolution in relation to the
officers of the Connellsville railroad appeared in
our local column, yesterday, without our knowl
edge. We know nothing about the speculations
referred to, and have seen no reason to doubt
that the officers are doing the business in the
most judicious and econoinical way for the in
terests of the stockholders, and, if we thought
otherwise, would speak right out on the subject.
Our local editor had no other design than to
publish an " item " relating to a local matter.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
As no arrangements have been made to supply
the press with the President's message in ad
vance of the ordinary moymnents of the mans,
we shall make no expensive efforts to get out an
extra when it arrives. We have beaten all com
petitors heretofore in every race, and could
again. 13.ut it don't pay, and is of very little
consequence to our readers. They will get the
message in cuu. regular 43811.13 after we receive it.
To thc Editors of the Morning Awe :
In common with hundreds of other Democrats,
I wish to inquire through your columns whether
there is any Committee of the Democratic party
authorised to issue a call for the holding of pri
mary meetings to elect delegates to make a nom
ination for the Mayoralty : or whether the honest
masses of the party nanst take the matter into
their own hands. OLD LINE DEMOCRAT.
Prrrssoneti, December 8, 1865.
[We will give an answer to our correspond
ent's query to-morrow.—Ens.]
49"11'Laise's Celebrated Liver Pills are
ranked among the moat popular remedies of tl:io day. That
It wtU cure liver complaint, sick bendanbe, and dyspepsia, la
OWN beyond a doubt. Bead the following testimony from a
it known lady and gentleman of our own city
Ntw YORE, August 3, 1852.
Nir and Airs. W illiams, No. 2.43 Seventh street, testify that
they have both been suffering with the hver rovapiernt for
about tire years, during which time they Kaye went a Loge
91:Int of money, and tried many remedies, but to no pur
pose, Finally, hearing of Dr. Nitana'a pull, they purchased
ram uxes, which they took aocording to the directions ar
m:oll,4in NIS bag; and now pronounce them/ellen per
fectly cur4orthitt .. ,deamsti. ng dlm4.
P. S. The above - valuable remedy, also Dr. \i'Lane's pale
brated Vermifuge, can now be had at all F ,,,, 1 , e0 0,4 0 Drgg
-,Etome in We city:
W - agel,. Purchasers • Will pleatele careful w ask for, and take
Iloilo but Dr. Ar.einel Lire Aie. There are other HD.,
purporting to be.tiver Pills, now befatathe public.
Also, fur RIM by the sole proprietors, -
tiuccateors to J. RidtlA , Gail,
d,l dew No. 60 Wood Street,corner orrattltil.
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Winter Care of Fruit Trees.
Yesterday we crossed an orchard,
•the , owner - uf — whicli — triirillFeliffriapiring his
trees to support the frosts of winter—as he sup
posed. But according Lu our experience, as well
as theory, he was taking the most direct mode of
giving them the smallest chance to "live
through." EttaVeilvasiliht• it beginner; . We could
more readily.ixothe him fer following-what -at
first might seem to. be a feasible ,plan. " Some
body" had told him that the frost wOuld have
less effect upon the roots if they were kept im
bedded in *titer through the winrer, and he was
heaping up anti packing solid a circular bank of
earth four or five feet distant from the body of
each tree, so as to hold a pool of water even with
the surface of the ground. Nothing could be
more unphilosophical, as a little redectiou will
show.
Every healthy, vigorous tree or plant is sup
plied with an almost infinite number of fibrous
roots, which penetrate every part of the soil,
and gather sap, along with it a supply of organic
and inorganic food The expansion and con
traction of the soil, during the winter, tear and
break numbers of these minute roots, a majority
of which are so small as to be imperceptible to
the unaided eye. Where there is a great num
ber of alternatives of heat and cold, so many of
these roots are broken as to leave the tree in a
sickly condition in the spring, and it should be
a careful study to protect them from such action
of frost. Should there be but a slight degree of'
frost, not more than enough to freeze water half
an inch to an inch in depth, a body of water
around the roots would doubtless act as a pre
server, and from this fact probably the ridicu
lous practice arose above alluded to. But in this
climate we have to guard against foot-deep in
stead of inch-deep frosts.
A simple experiment will show the difference
between a dry and wet soil around the base of
the tree. 'fake three cups, each nine inches
deep ; rill each one of them within one inch of
the top—the first with water, the second with
earth saturated with water, and the third with
moist but nearly dry earth, and subject all three
to cold enough to freeze them solid. In the first.
the water in changing to ice will so expand as to
fill up the entire measure. The moist earth in
the second will have expanded nearly as much,
while the comparatively dry earth will scarcely
expand an eighth of an inch.
The experiment, or the principle which it illus
trates, viz : that water freezing expands but one
eighth of its bulk, while dry solids do not thus
expand, has a ; direct bearing upon the winter
treatment of trees. Instead of retaining water
around them, it is better to dig a ditch t at a suf
ficient distance to avoid cutting the roots, ) to
convey the water away and leave the soil , Iry
It is sometimes even advisable to bank up the
earth eight or ten inches high around the body
of the tree, and slope it off a few feet. This
will both carry off the water and afford additional
warmth to the roots.
Fur giving increased warmth, it is well worth
while to mulch the ground well with straw. muck
or sods, that is. put on a thick coating of any of
these substances, to be in part removed in the
spring, and in part worked into the soil. This
will keep out the frost, and save the roots front
the breaking, tearing effect of the frost. and also
give additional richneaa to the soil. When stra w
is used, it should be wet and even rotten, and
not be placed too thick against the tosly of the
tree, lest it should furnish a neat for mice.
We repeat, the must essential considerations
in the winter protection of fruit trees, are to
keep the soil dry, and shield the roots from the
frost --Nwyaru Democrat.
From the iinit4N3
The Late Railroad A.ecidout.
LAiaoac. Pa., November lf., 15,"..L
th. Editors e. 0 .1 (O
I'4 itbutit is - idling to prejudice the public pen
ding the investigation of the causes Whi,b led to
the unfortunate accident on the St. Louis and
Jefferson City Railroad. I wish to otter a few sug
gestions sai the popet course to be taken to pre
sent is recurrence of such wholesale slaughter as
that we have just witnessed ; the great disregard
for human life is a matter very csmrnonly observed
by strangers arris Mg in this country It is
true the General Government lots dune
thing towards the prevention of accidents by the
law appointing inspectors of steamboat boil
er., but there it ends. Racing captains can load
down the safety salves, where the Evans' appa
ratus is not used, and thus expose the lives of
hundreds to imminent peril without a qualm of
couseience . but with the thousands of miles of
railroads made. and in course of construction,
the general goverument has done next to nothing.
Now, why not adopt a plan that works well in
England! Let Congress appoint a general in-•
spector of all constructive works on mite-rays—
lie should have several assistants, whose duties
it would he to examine and report on all the
bridges, tressel works, az,d such like structures
on our railways: tests could be established by a
oos to meet fur that purpose. They have
precedents enough in France and England. but
I refer particularly to the former country, where
all railway structures are put to the severest
test to prove that they are stronger than strong
enough In 1847 one iron bridge on a French
railway was tested as follows—seseral loaded
stone wagons were pushed by an engine at a high
speed towards the bridge, at some short distance
from which a rail had been removed, thereby
causing them to overturn on the bridge with a
force of several tons.' if it slid nut stand this,
and ohter severe tests, it NVIL. not considered sale.
The fact of a thirty ton locomotive alone, go
ing over a bridge of a large space, does not indi
cate its power of resisting the pressure of it
heavily loaded train, covering the whole length
of the structure. 1 would repeat the necessity
that exists of Congress taking up this matter,
and hope St. Louis, whose inhabitants have
suffered frightfully, will, to a man, take the ini
tiative In this movement, tied let tie not be a by
word and reprdach among the civilized nations
of the earth. The time and talents wasted on
political intrigues in our legislatures would be,
more fitly directed to the safety and welfare of
their fellow beings, whose lives are daily exposed
to those disasters, which it is in the power of
science tq Nntrol. Yours, truly,
_ _
JOHN P. HODNETT
dip-A Great Medicine for Femalee....iluu
dreAs of stimulants have been Invented and sold. purporting
1,, be spocillcs in the various diseases and derangements to
which the delicate formation of women render her subject_
The result of all them stimulants has been to import a trio
owl:nary activity to the nervous system, and fake vigor to
the rimed& ; but title relief has been succeeded by a dopes.
shin and prisstratiou greater than tsefnre; end the repeated
attempts of invalids to build tbemsefves up by these false
remedies have finally ended in destroying what little Slat
organisation was left. nut in using "I 4 xrhmve's Holland
Bitters," you will and no such disastrous result, It is a
purely vegetable “tmpoutui, prepared un strictly nraentilk
prinelpko, after the meaner nt the celebrated 'Jutland Pre-
Ineeur, Buertuare l'uder Its Influence, every nerve and
muscle receives new strength and vigor. appetite and Meet,
return, and foully perfect Inane. "Jen advertisement iu
another column.
CAUTIOII!—Be careful to ask for ltoorhaire's Holland
Elam. The great popularity of Ulla medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public' should guard against pur
chasing.
ett,.. pe
Sold at $1 r bottle, or sit bottles for by the pro-
Prietors. tIEN.IOIIN PAOE, da. & CO., Ma.oufacturing
Pharmaceutist, and Chemist., Pittsburgh, Pe.; it. E. SKI,
LtitS , obrner of Second aud streets; and
Druggists generally. n0r17.11
414 - Sands' Sarsaparilla.—.lnvestigation and ex
periment have demonstrated that upon the condition of the
blood iletegris the health of the body. Consequently, when
duesse In the shape of Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulcers, Chitunemis
Eruptions, Liver Complaint, kr , appear. It Ic at once evident
that the secretive functions have become Inert, and Impurl
tim have been engendered In the blood which are working
their way to the carfare. SANDS' SANSAPAIIIIA.A le ex
pressly prepared to remedy such cases, and should be at
once resorts , ' to it will gently etimulate the functions of
the stomach and bowels to regular and healthy actiom and
without nausea or purging ezpel therefrom all deleterious
accumulations, purify the blood. equalize the circulation,
promote perspiration, Improve the appetite, Impart tone and
vigor to the system, iindaduall) but curate extirpate the
disease, caning all unsl.6tly excrescence to disappear. and
leaving the elan perfectly mouth and flexible.
Prepared aktd acid by Bk D. SiIiNDS, bruggnits, t
Fulton street, New York.
Sold dr. by F1,1011N41 BROS., Yltbiburgli. and by
Dnymists generally. hor27:lm
*1" The Great California Plant.--(bwAaio
goo, the groat medicinal herb of Cattfornis. is a now and
invaluable addition to our Pharmaeopada. A. Robinson,
EN.. outi t o F in California," Rion. J. C. Jones, long a
resident there, and other eminent truvidera, testify to the
wonderful success with which it ie used by the natives as a
cure for Pulmonary and Bilious Complaints. By combining
It with Livermri and 7br, the best remedies for Coughs.
Colds and Catarrhal affections known, prior to the addition
of this Plant to our Herbarium,. a medicine has been pro
duced, which, if we are to believe * the testimony of scores of
convalescent patients, will curs Weiumpiion Wei!, in its
earlier stages. Ws refer to DR. DO( ES' SYRUP OF MN
ERWORT. TAR AND CL&NOSALADUA. The public are not
asked to take its virtues upon trust. Thu pamphlet in the
hands of Agents explains tits philosophy of Its operidionn,
and gives the proofs of its mucosa nov3o:daw lw
air Stockings and Hosiery for Wirtieq...7
If you don't want your feet pinched with hod and abort
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to 0. DALY'S, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
eie t Hos Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
co noble. DLL! also makes and asils every variety of
IS t4tid y ou can mention, at wholesale and retool.
ber the place, corner of Market ailej , and Fifth
e (441.
-Veqi} !ft. 1!'43. 11* Wood street, ant} , hzt.
tualnir our Stook of 80/7 U 4 twicl Worith 04v3.. .bst ro.
.. 1 •44, • large lot of Slumghal, Celestial, and other "tyke of
Ospi,:wilioh we will *ell low for cash Itioia.a.w 9 Co., 104
WOO 4 81Thot. oa.lB
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THE LATEST NEW
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tmw7`v.rol44'li CONGRESS.
R,IRST -.SESSION
• -" Wonntwroti ,Cyry, December 3.--The o rather to
day ii - mosOmantiful, and the city and street , present
o holiday appearance. At an early hour erovrds
dommenced:flocking to the capitol, every portion'hl
Whioh . soon became thronged. The galleries of the
House are crowded to overflowing. and hundreds are
unable to find accommodations.
The Supreme Court lo.etnble , l et boon. all
members being present except the Chief Justice.
[sEcoNti I , ESPAT.II.::
The House was called to order at 12 o'clock. by
Forney, the Clerk, when the new inemberQ sni•re
sworn in; 225 members answered to their names.
On motion of Mr. Jones, of Tennessee. the House
proceeded to the election of Speaker. Mr. Richard
son, of Illinois, DOM., had on the first Intßob
Henry M. Fuller, of Pennsy'raids. 17: Campbell, of
Ohio, 53; Pennington, of New Jersey, '7: Marshall.
of Kentucky, 30: Banks, of Massachusetts. 21 ; va
rious others were voted for. Much interest i. mum
Tested. There was no election, 113 being nece , eary
to a choice. The Senate meets at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Steamers and Wharf-Boat Burned
Mkeruia, TENS., December 2.—This morning the
steamer Collier took tire and was entirely eonsurned.
The steamer Mayflower and wharf-bnot 6f Duval.
Algae & Co., caught from the Collier. and were ram•
pletely destroyed. The boats with their eargu are
reported a total loss.
The New York Canal
ALBANY, December 3.--The canal ,till open,
and boats have resumed running. Orden have been
received here not to draw nfl the water until the lUth
thrPront the N. York Notional Monitor
or February 21.--11 TiiErt N e YoR.-. Lr. t'nrti. has 41.. n• rti..l.•
to intnellorate the condition humanity aftticti.l with lilt,:
then any Oh, praetitioner of titedioine, that
low strnuled with the secret, of the tn....teri.t .^ll,Ol. fot the
Inst country, by the let ention ttII.I ;in in,tru-
moot that C.,111 the lane. a 1.11,1 i, in, /n We -hap,
of a highly Medjeol.,l Vapor, N L111,,1 the
dooeute, and uol, a, hitlierto, L. inpetthe o are
trouble.' with di..eitoel ttri,ill,4 Iron, thsoidere.l loi,e•
watererve their filter e 11.% by go tog the 11. peal. istp.ir a trial.
thsalt,ll.—Dr. RTI, T.) 4.N II the original and only
prawn., tatiele •
Cs - Balm of a Thousand Flowers, for
twaut.lf.)lng the Complollou, iwd o Icoung nll T .
pts.N and Fliciuss from the fua. Sold nt Ur. KEY, rt . ... 140
j.t1330
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INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
NI, Mr • Eaton no-, now L,r male nt 11..
NM.. 1,41 a, No. Bti Fourth strwt. sevnraj v
patcriti-e1 ii.rtichw. A riving , vat, I ,i 1..
folitne, which is 111 grr J.nwnJ . a patzsit mutt him,:
Lew.l.4 ovlebrat.,l beaten art.l vviltslntorP:
p“rtable Lnlott, wWrh no family ,11.,t11.! .
and }.,1 Can hl,won . atilt! Never.' ,41,e, .L:„„••n I n
The plat., Ulu oron 011,1 Ono lauittere we .-ar, .peak ~1
to lAe arongo.t torrux (nom
/Athl s new Lrro t,f Itttsitteme aught L. pr.sve put:that:, t.
[strut...4l and tuteittl to the publtt New in vetzt,oll, hr.- ttl: the
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/1 first mr.t th. 4, n. ,d I.X
mottos, a tru, a:m.tt.dl,l I s Isle
Health and As U.., and lu a,, r,
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warming. draught slid yrnttlahoo, and IL, itith-th , and
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to Nom Yoro and Lao to t o.th all thr
appn,bation hr could atsli. Tu, h,lLre m g I. a t ro.: h - -.. 3.1,
UIJO of hM inii.rovendetita, of Which att. pal. in the
halted States, and irate of then, In ilr,laint
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and lauhltrir. ri..• hro r It,. 1.1
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and preorz itaidori . ..htlehtrit. id , 0 rrlsil
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at lradt •1 , -tifth.•art tioar, ot 144 w.,, tot It and Tit,
lathe, Int. , mid , olt of rood., .lins I ;.ti: ..1 IL,- 1. 01
that is tieurilly hot in the atahoplirr. dud hot,
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hon. whit - t, roil LA. /11n.1.. •ot. lortn. ~Ll,l
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(hall air, Red •liatrllrute it inn atop .a/ andd , la Lite
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li..te tO. ninde Ili ,. 4 , 14
fend tail, but [hit bast. a Tobular ilentre trt•
Ina) la .if ail) site. anti ol 1, v.nl. Hollered, o ith
are war - tool 111 a dill - or - tor Inahtirr it ehuht • n. 11911.
non. brat, 6111 Lin/.0 - , , . fre-41, I . utr.apul. t
and warms., Into Litv 11 , 4 hi, f.t.L.
want June •lay. and •vt•tributirtg tortreli to protrude !wrath
, ianfort and efieerridnea.. d,,•• LILA 4,..• at... and to ,
turnare ran to op,f,of its to lig. It 13 Idird/ilt ripploird in
sitteraimisd gin itta.Vatt.
CiLn • bel - AKl.rt..llsritilollt Making ch.!. ale L.
not rloggrd and of aitraftarl by ,oal II 0-110. in
h. 1 ,1 =lt If properly Attended, ,hut lath , :•Itontrol
is runt Ea\ et.
Tyne In WuLtlotia bin all hut rtioetdel Ar.-hit, L 4,
bnildero, and all atitorodt..d. are rroperthrily r•ertirot
.l to examine then.s. llt•fereur•o good and rulfi• hunt. 01.1.
Ltik:US, latenteo, and Proprirhr
EATtIN. Agent for Patentire. N., No Potirth
11. ' 41 .4: 1 4. frt.li ir , ol4e and GU ..rhirrd ut 0h.,, t
utak . ° LA' an) of 111ea.b..15e Inenln•nrd 001441 invotitsoum and
alw prepared to protAloair to 'ennui:lolam, the
save In the citka of Pith:shut gh teurtlitiati
not 4.17
ENI 11.1NliE FUR
RENT. and the 1 , 711‘ !TURF. Fll7llll, A t -
SALK with a lease al Clke pretnee-, fet hit%
*erste, now offers roe rent the 11..1E-I ahn h inktra
crlth a collfl1.111:11 121(7Vototed I..inea+ r,,, the L,•.(
known le. the IVMfflttN Y.k.(11 rrE.L.
Market etroet. shot, Fifteenth. I , IIILADELI'II/.k.
large and contmodkum fire etori, It 1t...n.l ha, aertentnie
fat - atlOnt 13210 hundred and fift) awl Staid 11.4
for heady niely Iforeee It ct.nri•lered - at the W.
lintel %Lamle In the ; I. you vt,a..nt at. It a a
root, Depe.ia, .h‘t « 6-mg v‘l•-non. I) I. M..'
Urib.""arY to give details in an ad , ertne.nlent
en persona wiehtniuto pnrrho_n w.erld tin.k.ubte.lll :.n.l
wetter) themenfree of It sdlantage,
• os_ Partlenhtra can be hart I.) a sting itt alt..; 4611,
',the enhaeriber. on the
.Inel,ller
lialitol'OSAl l S will rveeived ut the offh.,
A.' ((I R E. NEWOW IN, IN,nn t uutti
the :MI th tant, fur MIADI altalt .1
Bluff *lrret, Ill<1.1" Marton (Itr,-(a
WALTER It lUK PATIO( K.
des . l9t (Lan MI,. If.,
WILLLiMS & ALLEN,
I=l
ARNOLD & WILLIAms,
U.L.SUFACTULLERS or
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing
AND FITTING GENF:RAU
=eei=!
ear W. A A. Will contract for %farming and Vontilating
by Stearn or Hut Wider. Minix or Chilrin'ii Furinwo.rburrii•
as. Schtiola,4lospttal.a. Yitetnriss. t.r,vn lloomoo, t , s hn gs,
Court 1 1 0 41.firskaL or I Mal*. Nu es MANE, ET ~ T itt:k..l,
Pittsburgh. ai,l6
•
grWO I) "I'llot:ss i) sr
junt miketvos - old for .4.;:t0, IC, bbl -- -
PkinillBfti at dIl kind., IR.th Lesko im,l tsoo
- !tO-west roll wholorrsle abtl rotoL n tv
Y.mtlWrtia/itri with Shell fiyAters at 50 ,nts,
76 rent& and ft for hundred. Ylro hhb superior fOSI.ATO
CATSUP,
GAN OYSTER °mutually on hand, wholeetde and
Vier invite tbititizenu of Pittsburgh to COMO nod try them.
Itrutouratita trill do well by giving an u call. The ditlerent
kinds of Orders oret Duck Creeks, }gt Ilarber n.ltr. Too.
ollurs, Chnaptakes, Cove Plants end Delaware tint.. All hill
P.M wholesale pnd retail by
EINIttLE
4,1:31 cornet of Hand laud Liberty .11.31.
JAMES BLAIiELY,
'EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
' Corium Seventh and Smithfield ste..
o.4l.Pistiiiettger. broowlat from the ohl , "%int, L, Pitt.
burrb, mtd 1110120). rettlitte4 w Euruip, [airl,27
W NDOW GLASS ---
tOO box,. Sx ,
G 0 bore, 1ux.12,
11;1 tox. 10x14;
ituNrEa.
ANNEES 011-13 bhlm. NL Bank Oil:
T
10 Able. Shmo Oil, for Flak by
dee3 SMITH. MAIR S HUNTER
.
BUCKWILEAT FLOUR-30 sucks just re
cal.:timid for mkt by
'l O,ll SMITH, MAIR H 111'NTEI;
_
ist received and
I4lft 4 litiN"rEs
Starch, L,r sale
.11A111 4 III:NTHR
DRIED PEA - 11.ES-300 bus. for sale by
4.3 IL. CoLLL's7.i.
G"Ask --
' 20 bbls. for Railroad and Coal
ax . re, for atule by poen HENRY IL COLLINS.
' TIsIVA.NTS' FANMI ALS AN I) C A PS, at
1.. ill Wriodstreet. 'Mien .1. WILNON e SOS.
RON CITY COLLEGE—DAY AND Ert:NING
eLtaste---..4rithmetic, Writing cud AksJcsbreping —Lade,
d Gentlemen's Apartments separate.
ARITHMETIC, and We appikatione to business, is new
system,) shorter, plainer andbetter adapted to tinniness, than
is to be found in any treatise. Results obtained with great
farility by now rules. termed wArithmetival Magic." Arith•
inetir,.pszjenorith, $4. •
Call fora Circular of the College.
deal r W. JENKINS. Prlnr.i ild.
ID, EC . 'E . RECEIVED '.—.l arper's New
Windily Magazine tor December, containing its usual
number of tales. Ills number commencee the 12th toluene.
Also, Frank Leslie's Gatette of Fashion, and the Beau
Mende, for December. contliJning the latest fashions. with a
beautiful colored fashion plate.
All the other Magazines received for December. and for
' , 4le at W. 4.: 1111.11 EN FEN N EY A 00.• S,
1-'ll 'Fifth tit.. opposite the Theatre.
ATOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS: Stock
.ll bowers In the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad,
Whale stock is paid up in full, are hereby notibed that the
Ihterest on the same, due October 1 1851, es payable ID cash ,
at the Office Of the Company, NEVILLE 11411, Fourth and
{Abe* etroess, Papburgb. , N VEEDER, •
• nosler.lw ' Transfer Clerk.
OR S4LE LOW, atlas. CuLIANs &Co." 8,
No. 111 Water street, beZtieon Wood and Smithfield,
umber of ILiiILROA.D CA.RI93, with liatm
aees complete—
IV
su.trobio for Rallkoad Coatisuitofs, Vet., itie Running Gears
tor 6Do4lopka +4345 4 . • • no3 t .,
IVEIV .919
111 SILK 11.1
der.l
ICE YOU TRIED
widow 'S pamanu,st 14.4.11011CL0
1! nut, try It, and You 1011 never ►
lio Withant it.
tte Imre to aalt fo; .
• WRIGIM PREMIUM IiATRARMN,
you
;$ GENTSFFELT lIATS and O r
For y e r e t t E , L y r=ti . Cie z
eei,
per
bo;tie..
x,..
CdPS, ..c Ni 4l3 Wood stroet ()koala Weeteb_A It , Dr KnY.san, a e. RPT r,iva -
J WILSON ,s - SON. • i 4140.01:nd JOHN SANT. saga
- •
.
Ohio and Peintylvandap.jtjlptail s ,,
RIINNI.NG WEST FRODI PITTSBIIRGH•
88 - Tor: Vs.* Taxis leaves at 230 AJM.; through to .
Cincinnati in 13 hours and 40 minutes. Fa*, $7.
Ms.* Taus leaves at 8 A. M.
li.Oß L YSB,iiisißloaveil'at 14: M.
Those TrOlns all maks - elose , tonneetionkt:at CrestdkJei
that plt-slgers turbid didentiOL Thei . dlreet ?elute to St.
Louis'is now open, via CreailiiAand
short* than via Cleveland. Pigt ‘ etilliii fare from Pli s t - Stiurgh
to Bt. Louis, 515,30 Se and rloan , 512,00. Couuecttundara
nuoiS at Alliance with tLe Road to Cleveland. and at Mans
field with the Road to Newark, Monroeville and Sandusky
City. 'Przons run on Sunday.
Threp It.unls rounert at Crestline. For particulars. see
'
Tukeir ere sold to Cincinnati, LouiariSO, St.
loatc, lm Itanapotlitt, Chtetigu, Rock Island, Fort Wayne,
Choretand, and the principal LUNYns anti cities in the West.
The NEW fllt ICI fITON ACCoNINIODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A. M. and 4A3 P. M., and New Brighton. at
790 A. V. and 1 P. V .
For 'l...kets ...I forth, Information, apply to
.1. U. CURRY,
At the a ,/rupr office, under the !Monongahela Clouse,
tor at the Fctirral street 4tlttloll, to
husbur,h. November 22, 1845
01110 AND INDIANA RAILROAD,
BEING Taz
Continuation of the Ohio& Penna. R. R
TRAINS GoNNECT AT CRESTLINE, wrrffour trrISNTION,
N In ALL THY TRAINS ON "HE OHIO AND PENNA. ROAD, and also
at Forebt with Tralna going North and Sonth, on tho Mad
itt‘ei and Lake Erin Railroad.
ter 111.144.4, “play at the Railroad Offiro of the Ohio and
P. Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Alloghany
kr at oar kd the , following points..
..t IViiyil.., Brllefontaine,
Urbana,
l)ay ton. Springfield,
I odlanapolia. Richmond,
Titlin, Findlay.
ileoiring Tickets will tar particular to ask for a
Ta L I) the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
S. B. STRATJOHAN, Sup't.
ittALFICTURERS' INSURANCE COPY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
~/13.1, fit PER PUMA I. -GICANTkIii UT frit Ftvrx OP PVIIISTLV.O4.
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
I . IIII—ItARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
Rl , \ S. LIPPTNVOTT. President.
t. , 43cretary.
()EORGE YOUNO, Trunsurer.
DIREcTuffS.
William B. Thomas,
William Neal,
Altnd Weeks,
Orrin /tools, Edward E. Jones,
J.,.e.pia Healy. James P. Smyth.
This Ctdapany bas been organized with a Cash Capi
t,!. ftool ths Directors Lars determined to adapt the lousiness
c. Its available resources. To observe prudence In conduct
.- g If affairs. with a prompt adjustment of tosses.
I'll'l , lll' /0; II OFFICE, No. 58 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
the mlLartng well known and reaponsible firma in Pitt.
Gurgh have authorized reference to them with regard to the
and noondneev of the Mi.xrPACTrRER.R . INSURANCE
11:112IMIII
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INS rll A Ne E SaIIIPAN 1;
,Its. En WATER AND MAIIKET STREWS,
PITTSBIITLGUE, PA.
J -.W Li NI 't / Secreutty
h,, ,;,,,npany rankae every ininiranre appertaining to
..d.n,ted mitt. I.IPR
ar-taist HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and tributari,o, and MARINE RISKS
g. 0 , ,
and Caitnago by Fire. and agalhat th
I—,i, I 111. - u,d I nlau.l Nus Igilt.4oli B.LO
)1,1, at I 1,. toaert rated ,onalatent with satin ) I.
111 I an
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF' PII'TSIICRUII.
i ., 11Q.1..111HR0E8.. Prendont
lo.L VI NN El% !• 1 04 . ,tary.
1.. BA Il . 'll ED rR. (tenet - II Agent.
AV ILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
1/ 1 RI VR AND FIRE' RISKS.
1:.c"" 1A....1...Mined Li parciell ingirrOil under politico
t.,4,1 by Ilt.e.tunpany kilb linotally cal ward and prompt
', a
tk o. N 99 WATIOt REPT. (Jill
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
uF PITTSIll:RC;11.
WILL/ AN! IL.GALEY, Prtv.iident.
:ANC EL AI A Seerotary.
, +F) , / , 'X 94 Wu', rvq toorsen IStriet egad ir.d streets.
I te , are,, 1111.1. ANL CAII4O ItISKYL au tild Ohio
au I 1 r:1,1,1414 itiytl:pnd (111.141.114.9.
11‘.:1,• aga!uNt I, J 3 or dawa.ge by I.IRIL
uguinsi t he ‘,l the sea, end Inland Navigation
In I T -,r.kport3tt,u.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBUROH. ,
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streeta,
.•
ArrnoilizEp cAPITA.t... 0300,000.
Cr I ne4re BuiPitiom and (Aber Property against Loss or
iy Pito and the. Perile of the Scs Find Inland Nwri
g..a..o, Tramportal.t.h.
DIRECTORS.
IV a. Y Rudy Patter on, Jacob Painted,
A. A. Orwrier, ST. APl9lntocki Jas. P. Tenney,
stodh. NV S. Haver.. D. E. Pant
to o - r Sprout. 11.11pt. , U, U. NI Long,
A Jo r.. Jll Jone..l, U. IL CogglibalL
OFFICERS.
MAL W3l. F. JOHNSTON.
I .re Prriidelit RUDY PATIT1180:,.;.
Treasurer.A. A. CARRIER..
‘S'.ITI:I:IIAN
I'FARI, STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
t IL It DELI V HIED 1*) FAMILIES 111 either of the
may i4i Ina at tl:4 Vlil, or in at the stores of
Ki 11'11,40N
I.li 11.'N A RtilTPit. 0, , r. Liberty and St. Clair streobL
DruggiNt, Allegheny.
snotty' CASH. UN DELIVP.B.T.
BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
DEALER EXCLUSIVELY IN
FLOUR AND GRAIN,
No. .99, Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
CoNsri- , riT RD:LITTNo BEiT BRANAS 0
['V" V,YLVANIA,
4_4110. INDIANA and
MISSOURI, SUPERFINE and
EXTRA FLOUR,
always ha itultt at the Loweld Cash prfeew. [llOl
D 101 NIS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
t RIP LARD OIL.
I , Ft 1 ED
Ili.l A R -CU RED and
CAN VESSED HA MB.
A :e+,. : aluk Wnaye on hand At
No. 197 Liberty Street,
PITTIABUROII, PENN'A
- -
ll3rlthth at. Continental EXChange.
tq4117 BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN £ CO.
o_\ THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
IN SLIMS or II AND UPWARDS.
&y' These Drafts are available at all the principal Towns
ENO I...AND, SCOTLAND AND IREL.iND, and the CON
TINENT
We also draw &OUT BILLA on •
M. A. Grunebanm & Ballin,
FRANKFORT A MALI;
Whidb serve as a Remittance to all pug., of GERMANY,
SIA ITZERLAND and HOLLAtiD.
l'irsoun intending to travel abroad may procure, through
ua, Letters of Credit, on which Money ran be olatttined, as
needed, In any part of Europe.
Cou.torovii of Bille,Notos, and other securitlea in Europe,
will t oceive prompt attention.
WILLIAM IL WILLIAMS & CO.,
Inh2l Wood, corner of Third street,
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 Fifth Street.
•
itKE.EN AND BLACK TEAS, warranted to give sat
Ivinetho,
DUCKY. ORSE-118.
c!, 75, and finest 'Young Ilyeort—bn, 6.?, 76, and
yortlit, rie Iluast quality $1 "f 1 1b
English lirwe.kfast---50„ 73 and Imperial and Unnpowdes-50,
G 1 704 lb. 02, 7-5 end $l. r lb.
reen add Black Tess or Eal grades pat pp In metallic
packages expreitely for the trade, and will be sold at the
lowest prices.
ColeFEß—Prime Java and Rio Coffee, green ant} masted.
SCOARS---Lovering'e Crushed and Pnlverizadangars; and
prime N.O. Bttgar.
Baker's Broma; Cocoa and Chocolate.
nz,v93i2to
-
't
TO FORT WAYNE,
TOUR BPSDILLD AND I:IOEITEEN MUSS PROM PITTSBURGH
MARIIE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
A.,rn Liti.amott
\ Lt, 1.. r.
.t ItaLm. Wilton. CLOds & Co,
~ •...rt.t.• p Smit li & C.,. I lompton Y Compl4:11
Jor,.. 'nem:to & Co.. H C6llda &
PITTSBURGH
70BERT GA LW AY. l`regident
DIRFP - TotN.
Alexand....r Bradley,
"1.11• 'la . U o.. Jahn Fullerton.
J. 4,1, Nl' Alptn. Sartori .51'011H:um
11 tlhatn Jam m VV. Ilallman.
eharini Arbuthnot.
.1....1,11 Lieara.m. Li_ Intrid Riche),
J,lacs Ilnnludl. John
N t.ra. Klttanainß. r,fiabl7
J 11. Aur4.J.,Eger J W. atm.
tt i;;Lt. LOlOl. W. K. Nhnlek,
1...,Ar AI. Pennock, T. K. Updike,
IL . W. Slarnm.., IL D. Cnehinn,
IL T. LrrelL Jr.. John A. Caughev,
ti,...41.... , S. 61.1/11. • S. E. Heysua, .
David \l'llndless.
MEM
1.1 Lii,:.. l'..lp.alry Richard Floyd,
.Ihlllel M. I . • Pl4•r. 3umnel M. Eder,
qamu, I 11.,i. IV Wham Bingham,
gohort Inuilap, J , Juim S. Dilworth,
i -Irv- !ii. I•eno.rk, Francis SeClerb
11., brat f,l, 1 Schounteaer,
1V1!tel - kii,) gni, William S. llaye.
Julni Shipton. (deal
WILLIAM HUNTER,
WILLIAM B. BAYS •& CO.,
DEALERS IN
-,?grPALLIVkPAP. V*,...Abstin4o:o4. o ..lztim •
fel far Dye, except Batchelor!
Because they would avoid the twee, the thought, the tilt 4,
patience and labor oqcps; . • iary, *‘t iks, by short cute, would
"IiCT a Opatatioithe4ettnnot
. wO - t; and by certificates at &eil
t.p.4naff.t . Nand tiv.!liflafOr bra v ado, fight their way to notoz : }-
ety. But lutS tte VewaVA.'i Witness the invincible
'reputation of DATClf4oii'B !fat! r Dye; made and acid, or
ninifprivf4is roonia,i,* Broadway, New York.
SolOsholesiile auerehig G eo . U. Ky-fara, 140
Wood atroeL ' dectdaw
TO BRIDGE BUlLDERS.—Proposals will
A . be received toy the Board of' Directors of the Ohio and
Ponnsylvtuala Railroad Company. addressed to the under
signed, until noon on THURSDAY, December 27th, 1855, for
furnishing the materials and erecting the superstructure of
a double-track Railroad Bridge, with wide side-walki for foot
passengers, acroas . the Allegheny'_riter,ht Pittsburgh. The
bids are to be at a flied price per lineal foot, for the length
of the superstructure to includeall.materials Mad workman- .
ship, to cotopletc - 11W"BilliPS'iSridy - for nse, with a double
track; the Company furnishing the railroad Inn for the
troche, and the contractor all other materiale.
The Bridge will have seven spans and its wlnde length
will be about twelve hundred feet. The masonry,:which
of the most permanent character . , Is In a forward state, the
piers being fifty feet . loneanneii feet. thick on the tap; and
the eastern abutment and some of the piers being now pp to
the coping. The imperstructure will he required to he corn.
pleted by the find of September, 185 S. Bids will be received
for a "Burr Bridge," with hoary arches, emmterbraerdisdth
Iron reds ; and also tir a Ilowe Bridge," or any other well.
tried plan, provided the bidder will secure the Company
against nit - Claims for patent rights. Plans and specifications
o ill be ready for inspection at the Company's office, in the
city of Pittsburgh, on and after the 17th inst..; and further
information may be obtained from S. W. ROBERTS; Chief
Engineer. The Board of Directors reserve the right to con
tract
for the work In such a way es they may deem beet for
the Interests of the Company. .
GEORO R PARKIN,
Ticket Agent
W. ROBINSON, Jr., Pre.ident.
Piteiburgh, December 1, 18bb—fdec-bt,lij
•
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
-1.11 terested, that Letter, of Administration upon the
Astute of CHARLES SILBRRHORN, late of Pitt, township,
Allegheny county, deceased, have been granted to the un
dersigned. Al! persons indebted to maid decedent will make
payment, and those having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated, to ad for settlement
JOHN HARRISON, Pitt Township[,.
GUSTAVE THOM, 109 Penna. Aienne,
Adm'is of Chas. Silberhorn, deed.
(;) 0U N TRY PROPERTY FOR S A LE
,.%.,'l3:ititaLy Sr RICLIEY have for sale:
A Fenn of 141 acres in Adams township. Butler county.
Alsii, one of 180 acres near Apollo, Armstrong county.
Also, one or 284 acres in Versailles tp., Allegheny county.
Alen, one of 40 acres in Plum tp, do
Also, one of 110 acres in Patton tp., do
Also, one of 68 acres in Robinson tp„ do
Also, one of r 5 acres In Plum tp., ,to
Also, one of 118 acres in Plum tp., do
Also, one of 110 sere" in Plum tlio • . do
Also, a beantlful piece of land in Pitt tortriship, containing
18 acres, within four miles of Pittsburgh.
Also, 3;4 acres, with suitable luißdin e lirriii suburban
- retiblence, in Alinerstille, within fifteen,minnteewalir or th e
city.
Also, a Farm 0f.130 acres in Versailles toivnithip.
Alpo, one of 160 acres adjoining the above farm.
Also, 100 Building Lots at the end cit the new bridge at
Blaarpaburg, lying between Shorpaburg and Stewtirtatown.'
The above Farms and Lots are very desirable, and worthy
the attention of those desiring each property. please
and get one of our Registers. dvciitw-
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE—BLALELY
A: Rama' have for sale the following desirable city
property, viz
A Hon. and Lot on the North Common, in Allegheny rity.
A Lot of Ground on Carson street, In Birmingham, and two
Dwelling Rouses.
A Lot of Ground on Pennsylvania Armour, and - seven
Dwelling Houses.
A well established (licensed) Wholesale Liquor Establish
ment on Liberty street, Fifth Ward; lot 25 by 160 fret deep.
with Warehouee, Dwelling Rouse, Ac.
- A very fine Cottage building on Robinson street, running
back to Ann street; lot 21 by 100 feet.
Pour Lots of /3round on Quarry street 25 by 100 anet.
. One Lot of Ground on Liberty strreM, Vilth Ward.
One Lot and two Dwelling Houses in Lawrenceville.
Call and get one of our Registers, with full descriptions.
alecittiaw
OPERA MUSIC—The Opera of La &en
eambuia, by V. Benin', complete,
.oth Italian and English words, and." ' _ I rtt
Piano accompaniment. Price,
Also, the following pieces from the '..11"
above opens, separately:
As I slew these scenes so charming;
Ab I don't mingle ;
Sounds so,loyful 1 .
Still an gently o'er me stealing:
Oh! love, for me thy power;
Oh! I cannot give expression;
Take now this vin;—vocal &sett ;
Phantom chorus, When daylight's going."
Also, arrangements for the Piano of the favorite Oirs or
this Opera, by Wallace. Beyer, Herz, Ac.
The above for sale at the Music Store t f
dontJOHN U. Mifellll
-, 51 Wood et.
NGLISH Papers by the Atlantic—London
_LA illustrated Nous, Punch, Times, and Bell's Life.
professor Hare's Great Work. 1 volume, 460 pages, with
illustrations.
The Widow Bedott Papers., iihrstrated.
Cultivator Almanac for hex,.
Crotchets and Quaverk; Max Maretzek.
Caste---a story of IRpubltinn Equality.
A large assortment of new Jul - el:01es received..
Gift Rooks, Annuals, Prayer Books, Bibles, Or. Ac. for the
Holidays.
Subscriptions received for any magazine or perite,L a s , ptite
lobed in the country, at a liberal disixca.t Irani publishers'
Ole*,
Harper's, Putnam's. Gulley 'll OrabaMs„ and all 'other $3
unm„-azines
~v43o . .fr:se a - post ttg'
If. MINER t CO., 22 Sutithflelri
SSIGNEE SALE OF STOMS, aa.—On
11 nrelnY evening. J 3 4.741tih0r 73, at 7 o'clock, at the
Meech:auto' htteheJige, Vonrth street, l'ittsburgh, by order of
Thud. tlullort, Esq., Amignee of aro. WM. Lorimer, Jr., 'hill
Ins sal—
All the interest, property, claim and demand of said Lati
mer In the Youghiogheny dlock-water Impratentent, known
as the Connellscille and West Smtrou Navigation Company,
a MEL interest has bean tied 4tt 40 , 000 -
Pont shares Littke Saw Intliroa4oo. stock.
One share in the Leenet OM. Pendnary, near initrenee
,lll6, Which cost Slap.
POW Ni. St, mane dela, first Presbytethin church, Nita ,
burgh; toot 5828.
Terms at sate. P. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
C i L IHEETIATI MUSLIN S 7:7 one particaktr
ky brand, the pro.e.mhient merit of which has been ana t.
tubed by long experience, and Is now universally atimotr•
lodged. The eludee cotton *um-which they are made, their
freedom from (my erfections, the firmness and smmithaess of
their thread, and the general nreeilenee of their; =m ,
ato.
lure, render them unnutthorAnli,rl the 'nioid serviceable,-44-
rabic and Sheeting ever offered to the public. To
In had at the Jcine rtrnishing and Itnututnrdtore of
BROOKS .t COOPER,
dec.& No. 73 Market street.
TI EEP your head cool, and free from dirt and
dandruff and the scalp free Imre, disease, it you. wish
1.. preserve your hair. ROSEMARY OIL is the best thha;
you can find to act,owdtsh these objects. It is taMAise aII,
ewellent article, for softettlng.and beatdiAlhlC.tbe hair -T
Nice 25 cents i)er bottle. Soktby E. L. CIIIIBERT,
deck , ZaMtutet.street.
C°FITE-530 bags prime Rio Coffee If i kading
and for sale by (dec4f MILLER 4 metcfrrsax.
LCOHOL-10 hbls Filet°lter's IV Alcohol
_t_ In atom and for sale by
& RICKETBON.
Er ERRING-50 boxes Scaled Herring for
sate by [deco] IfiILLKTC. RIUUTSON.
-11114'"
Bbhls prime Roll Butter for' stile
.I_,/ by bleoll MU TEE a ItICEETaON.
(AlL—Sperm, Winter Bleached,' Tanners', l
A...) No. I Lard Oil, In story and for mile by
doe MILLER At RIEFMSO.N. •
1 I'OTCH ALE-6 casks :Secitch Ale landing
10 and for sale by 1ge,,..41 SULLER & RICKETSON.
OBACOO-120 boxes 58, 88 and 1 lb. !unap t
Twist, - Grant'," "Russell S Robb:min," El Dorado,.
• 7 nakeo Doodle," and other favorite brands, in store and
or sole by [dee4 .MILLERA RICREINON.
CODFISH -10 drums "Grand 45nk" Ceidi
fish tor eale by (deril glum & RICKETSON.
QQUARE BROOM; SHAWLS—A. A. MA
sos Co. have jug opened eumo new and very dadratae
Erwin Maul. deei
E FRENCH WOOLLEN . LoNq Shawls
41,0. h.. Just rervlved a lot of the above very desira
ble, double centered, ISO . colnre4 Lang Shawls.
dec4 A. A. MASON & W.
PARAMETTAS AND COBURGS-.-5500pieces
Of the above Just received, Including a large lot Brown
and other desirable odors. (dent] A. A. MASON &IDO.
— OIRE ANTralt TRlM — brigoS Jost
received, cartons of Cloak Tritnnaings, - at minced
A. A. MASON
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR , --60 sacks, a good
article, for sale by
0,4 SMITH, &um a rru...;rrsa...
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of
the PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY, as required by
required by the Charter:
To Discounts, Notes an 4 Bids ut. Exchang0—....—.2e46,383 05
awash or, boild $14937 05
()silt due by Banks and Bankers,
subject to chock. 85.371 18
134308 =•
2,000 00
12,000 CO
66 . 2 64
County 80nd5......
Banking 'Tonne
Expense account
By Capital Stock--
Con di dno toßanks and Danker.....
Unpaid Dividend).
Diaconate and Premium. received.
Contiti r nt Fund...... .-
I udivlirual Depoatta `19d,5m4 71
Individual Deposit, on Internet account. 194,000 t
Plueburgh, Dxc, 1u , 184—
DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
FTrreaunatt—Esmuntsam 1840...71orniporrrted PY
the L eff i statNrf (6f Pettnty/haMh. with Perpetual'
The only Institution of the kind in the tinitedcui
durtKtlll tia;exPerionced Practical Merchant, and the litrit
to introduce the details of the counting-40We aneeiadutir
and systenallailly Into the crslecen, to the meet extended
and diversified busineas trag.ever Welt in the - country.
The unexampled laccees of the establ.l.shment is evidence of
the general preference its Students obluin oiler those of
mere theoretical Teachere. Large numbers of them are now
in countinglouses =don steamer., On navies fcom ft3oo to
$l3OO a year; and numbers of the SWepoi ca other Cam.
mercial Colleges have, In consequence, dudied Book-Keeping
over again la this Inetitittitut, /t now employs Bias Pao-
Mahn% including Mr. 3. D. IYILLIAMS, the hest Busineas
remtuut in the tithed States. Null particulars can only be
obtained by sending for a Circular, which is mailed free. It
also contains (pad) acme preitical and interesting PrOblems
from our class examinations.
'DUFF'S PP. / 92 .1 .0 101 cletava: autlwea,
Now YOrk, $1,50. "A perfect combination of Cofemercial
Science and Praaj• co.". .
BUFTS STEAMMAT .114101K-KEEPING.—Pfko, $l,O O .
"A perfect system for such Books and Accounb.'
deadewtf -
_To THE PUBLICI-11, PI.RIIEN & CO.
A. have now oti tIA4d, 444 areetas raj receiving,
TeIIVTIR meet, onnwite the etistatti AMIN), ire& supplied
of HIM O)(BT,M . WW) CLAXE, ggici PM, which they
ihf B 4 I 44I,TheIMPEBT MARKET ityrr.4. The Oysters
aTei farwafilod accammodato. They also wish to make
known to the eitizinia.of. Allegheny-City, that they have
awned aloe ••t atthe EMMETRAOTRI I / 2 on Fed ena u rea,
where the • •ve artletesnan tawayalae• •• • • Tdet3:3t
S. JAYNF.&
cLOCIDS should notlietexpyik: 'ooo9 tons
out the very finest of Pictekinibllbi otb,Light,,
wealiea, 05.76 IcKirdtllioOtMiLancl
,_ .. 4
.~. c r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: JAN jl KTLLY, Calder
mo - dEB'
Ai , oAffikriigkAr;:lytift, •
'Cornet'Firti* l add . SiiiiihAted;eeti:Pitiaburph
A G N .T,.— S
STATE.
tutu lisrp'...2AAteisk.pitfmtAarcit
OltueBNESlllt(r --t
.... v...1335901)(10d
GIRARD 7 .,
FIRE *-ND' mknitsri. - liviiiritiiici co. `
.OF PIIILADELPIILL -
.CAPITAL 000
. •
INSURANCE COMPAN't
OF THE V'ALLet 41 1 7 0.0.10111 A
„
=
AVINCJIESZP4 ' •
CAPITAL .
rAPITAL
-
miriptrAi Ltiv: 124 tiviazes.. 64impaarr,
.I.I4O f TFORD, co:1,1;1* '
ml7] C2Prldt AND 48.11i75..82,184.00,
UNITS 4.t. CLARKI3...PIAIIO,B;---41tE§11
KtEillat a itRO. bay . 7
xioiv: on, tbe. way, und-:pattlY receiteit
complete and choke stock of PIANOS front
the Factory of :WASS 4Clutlire4V;
snit areprovidedwith'all the tate and . itaportiiii ittiprove•
manta which dletlnguish Minna* Mika' Ptah
,tidpiive all
others, viz the Osereuinge, Belt-cotereeditammenti 'french
Grand Action ,
to
'="vdminot,. with
the, piivliege to the ,pur*iaer of the& aktrfe If It
proves in any Why' defeetiie.
- Testiznordal from 3L Silt:ma, tiro tintlinilltd:Pirits—
, . alletartatf, , lgoveint.belSl, I 65.
Messis.l7. Xleber. Zw.,Pittsbursrlientenl4.Termtt
me to thank you moan ama sly for tho litagiAltep4; Grand
Piano, of Messrs. NUB= k Clarke itienufiittate;• *Mat you '
have been so kind ,Rs loon inn far MIN TOccikpbrodrs
concerts.in Yonnt i lty.'"PliWpmitirtilMitim - tient b nptr!of the i.
vary best ever made - In l Annerira• ther:l44aweetnpul and 1,-
power of vane, as - well HS solid ity' Oralificriailk* lama
nothing to be desired. I really congtatulataira futrj a
or, who shall bo so happy aivto.poelaeor 2afn.hf ,
worksof Atnerluiti industry. Wi t l ktigartYavishal IWCKnu .
happiness, ate. . Your obedient sarvant,"J'Lf)
MAURICE: mitiont.
Ult. Sole agency fur Nunnutr, ciark'siqutivolletillano• at
IL ~KLEBEB ' d~'BKtIx9; - 'N ipteet;' tho
Golden Oath. zr• Parat
J. H. trratif :,, . . :.,.. ..... . . ..-......... ~ .. r. MEI" • , 711/*/Jt-
10P POK AG.KN, PY.-- 'aft } *ilificrilitifti Atm
Ili aiisaailitreCilloolc . A6'Ciiii , ire4hiliutattifita; ani r will
Corneal Anyy. book or pabhcatioia..a.tlia retail ' , five of
postage.' Any persona , by forwarding thosabottl.Dt4daillace
of any of the $3 Magazines, tmeli ttarfartweito4o( vat. ;
. tt
oafs, •Grahant's, , FrantcLeslie'CrishThaa, im4 - 1 l' ... 'We j
the magailtaidforataiyearandaapionftlitheigraielt
or either ;Washington: Jankidti'ar CWVOIIf lie .thiet, gto 1 ,
452 and a: $). Magazine, they WilifetwisWit ropyaf. ' of
the thee . ° portrait& if szdaierthfirg tetittiorthaf Ma
all three portraits will bo sent gratis. Musk. farrillied la
there who may VW/L. , , r ~
'f' , 1., 'VIA_ , " - -..,...",5
laweitipcs" of ivory deserildrottiaitkalpitqatkikatindi
quantifies furnished,. -; Seat itoeseaOtes.a4,Vtiatttkartier. S.
, Very deserintleavof Engraiing:tifilroodipmectittalMith
neatnesaaid. , despatold. Vie* - Of, "Ila il dingy - finz
Ileadings, Views of Machinery - ,:liCorilatraricloi
Cerafkates, , Thisiniani ' , Cards,' dc;".. All, onto. fkateff,
~ * ;
Abaft
promptly attandedle. PersdAwishingyiatranf-ticide Indid.
Loge ongraved, can send wilaglierreatypa or oketehiof the
building by mall or exprea4. ,'; ,
Persona at a distance having;saleable attlele , ewiaildlitict tt
to their advantage to address. the . aubsierjber4aa we would i
act AA agents for thaw& inu of-the na. ;'i l - ' - ' -",r r 1
, BYB:631 dr. iiNTHIFI
toi ticoith.Third streare'Pbgadalrltti.
nov26cdstrly
d. v. MOTT.— ..... .. „„ . ........
ROTT CIIRTIS, Dealers iii.'ltelirßotate,,
AAi sc. &army Fa2l
ls,llnnesotaTerraFty:.: . l;o4.lmi tr ib t
and sold throughout the;Verritaryi Matter Weed,inynet
menu, rondo' to thO beet iiireittuteouti.huutrWsirroute.Ws
teS. MAO, Aonts.for the. wile. at
CLOUD. 65 miles front St. drithona, anti hew at naitUs
ribov? the Palle. nit insrvicr ofAtto,grent-l'artk-Itniretud
creates the Mtesiimlpttnt this pond, end the 4ClXilarbtui
tantagea It posnewstuin f placoof. bunnies* uoll,r4r,ititine
of, the lauxentitltieolti ther.NOrthweet. 7 -" 1,41 - 1
nrszwurts ,
Riaerernor Ramsey Minneucka:-.-...-!; -
Wrn. IL Wel& Chief: Justlio of IllfndesoitS` ;'
Iron. .r. Meeker. ^ 2. • •"
Iron. M. Moe, Delognto
Illoe ;Jrafrutehetui4llerker,,ilitortrsJunt!43;i.!
Messrs. Brituir &Voice,
Rev.. 7. Al;Fullerroti,_,lre#9 ter,6f,:kf:Klius4(66-
eepSo' ',"
. .
, A • LEXA_NDEIC ' - 4081111t, Attalla* tad
--corozsenor at LaW,lniri %Hefter in Chnneory,,Ageut
4 , . 'r eT i ctat ß"L it. lir i ettr l i u tl P = l"" ti l t r ' Ar
AlRACollectiaw wade in,this Old adjoining. ixrairuoso;-
Me. tbact , iontt sanest; Rent Ffstate .bnugbt, So r
lensed, and rents eallected. Moneys inTestetit. ortAtUlgsge.
or other security. 'titles ei
is aminett tithe Ftt . PSnkturnk
Office on FOURTIt street, foie doornitheiro•mretrhiehti.,
Pittsburgh, March. 28, 195,57..
A W. FOSTER, R - okary aivitiOgiii
jOlL • missloner for the States of T . aniessear_lfavi
entr e lifo ,
ruta tketneettilt, Vlseasin, New York, Idiclagau,lmilek,
Ca and Virginia, • ' •
4UP. booth draini;and sicknowlednteutt asatinatit khan
for record use in unV 'of MO r:daim•nagual StalontMluoly
Hississippl and Rhode lalat4 • , • '
Pittsburgh, March 414talidatiti
CHOLL A.TERAt t iNTURIT
C 6 att!lano,satts', o7 Mrt'f . .iti.
- • ' rrttidlnrelc
• In accordatreaxvitts au Art of Aaseinbly pawdt'Avan:
t'A requirjag, County Commlssionkra •Ofevm7.Co,,to
*dish itt 'Wan chi nceOuntaaf lielthdeinafori
helitallee' TAX, Sie, thalxll4o4 lnedfiht•litthlishAtta•
of Alexander Ilfpliaidsgi4 itegjstilrotty-ttotifat-li
from theist
brktiuter
tooktb.dzylartuaive,
--
' 4 Ay i c
#4 '
COOPER,' 1- V
Attest: JACOBTO3/Eff''
71129 Conzurt, ' 062ityComieta::•
A [XVII'
•- • f$
1853. '
DlNce'r 2, Cash received feat- 'tr.'llanA,_clallaltkts,, ,•,•••
• 'triter of the &tate uf:aittzatim , L • •
O'Hara, deCeased. „..
8, - Cmh from Ren,„•Lotte„AdtsinT ar- ;
taw Lottgq z. IPA=
William- Ken; Rtacs, ' Ate,„.
Praalea dte4L--,; fn.
.
1854.
JaVy 5, Cash - from S. &limp, doe upon% the te- •
ii
Trot of Anti.Bowie,ileo'd... • j 5 DOI
19, Dunctui,-Wr,4,ofJoh7a,
Mile, deed . 4.• 10 aDr..
Peter Mee, orie the " AthTure • w t,
trutors oCzWittaloeth, deeetteottri
limee Thampeca, one of the to
Eittext upArr the will of Marge.T. , ,'• '
ret ,
•• e‘o of ono of 0. Reis, .1
of Samuel Ihiterh, deceitured . ," /SZ ZS
John_ Patterson;•Ailtrer of '
14W13.
Rattorsbardeed:.. „ . 141 34,
eartor ar.laC":ms; &ed. jgg tyr
Graham 8,4 r., emtrof The Thfre
of 45,dza1e.Itaggth dbeettomil.
Andrew Kirkwood t drto_upon to. ' . : ,1
glint of - Margaret ga1711124. - ••••
caged
Arthufr lienOorkZie r of ko r r
troret
M/. Ihitsage;' falttt; , A •
. 1, 43 11
Mex. I,_,k.f.e chi 4.Rteciittit .— "op
Irgitrui•Brager. deed 11511$ 1
10 - Partl l l4”, the ' I
ado! orP4 o l,lltlttiAlh 1511 OOP ,
Alex. Miler's
rent derisatt twin l t
Man6ol, ... . 41.019
Graham Seoth one of thethee
loop of Andrew Begge, l oeed....-•—.UT Ts
Franci., Agru. Exectitor, L
dec t d l . 4 .,;'S -. S 5 °
Jaa Cannains, ttvart 21
of lsaballa
ItatO of.lattn Szidtl4 deed . .., • • 11 di
J.,Romtadtekinona legacy •
last Win Ritzatietti+iteeei„ 7 46: - .
ooltßeA n_rtn,d "I 'dirt
itoalamln mumbraol4.Xtentdtw,i ,
nf, DarbllThomoan,llec"4l...9,
Siuntafts, Esceedeft4e,a,
Jos. DORY aW Avnea4,7r.
I bteedtar t totjoneEk•"4l,
A. IV. Idaek, duo be the istate_ t
John , MareFettf;decta... - ..1,,•
Plandelra { l6o4e fitt°r,4l .l !*
beila Miner decd' "
EaninelUa' t4 up t ancliair.p/no ,
or eau& Voirt e r;liec,ll / 10; 4 .0 !
Thomas E arineoa o Catorttrre; h- -
° 1114 . 11 i 6 A30, -
0.413440 eem=4.enedunelli- let t
testers, deo; PatriekllnlFBnyi:
deed . 41,6ta
Jonathan P. Ron, Ramon:l44c., -1.1
of Jonathan Ptallilts.cke r( 1 - 1 1 poi
Una .lano Kerr m0d... .,... y,etca t- -
Andrew la Zer
Themes 11.9 W-treed Alttallt. , 2 - • I
Marks, Etteestots, de, el James ' 4 l l
EuteN deel'AV , t.tilbf ,
in. IP. Qom kdannetatratoe,:ic." ,
oP Jones, ; IA Ric:,
Robert 15ECansland.dne upon 1 71; .11 , 1
of groandlegaeatheatcrtilmAy
Thames Breanglend,4ee,d.. . t :1.7,1116k1, 1 "
James Carter, Eno %ion , the 3.
late of Wary ()doper, deed.i.—
Veen, one off tba ,'
ratnbltratem eau& '
d. E. Niemazi,' •.
of J. IL Bnase, deo'd..
one of the - Rxecmoq, , 'r
ate, Vymo T. Cltilds,deed4. Co l llll+
ttekeFernetadnrand 31.11.11ake , L
ltton.A.dminlstratimt, Oe, (21'N0.,."
ble I#ol,
Thom Kee, otto at the st= ,
talcu m sm, • of Ja tld
n 'Elark,
11. deed
CM* itiLeelitOt,' & .
Q.; ... 25 5''r
a Lawrie, En
auute .A..utelit
,s
ooltiperatu•
Willdne, (Me by' the Estate Att.' 11 .
James' dams, deed
,103,4
Robert Patterson, acting Rknen
tor, kc., ofJno PattagstA deed, 4'l.T.Rizq
Mary IL 11"Combe. Erecutbio l
kc., or 31 zs
a9' IWontba; `43:Pt7,it
Nethantei ?dErtiy and ' Dalrbl 4:{7/,4
ftezoilbot,_.Eseencees..l4- Ma" -
JEllllB9lo.mns4,..ignerkyrkdc.,• 0_
of Alan , teaircie, .42 , 1(k
Geo, Neely,:tdraudetrator;ar.;
JoUtlignet, deed._ ~,(4.1
/4..1YEepr.,,,1r., one a( Abe Deecte- '
tote. ke; cirJar,thaP ".ra`f
Rwiazga ljavyllatyzelr<ed.bun
or Elizabeth' Da vid s o n,o dec'd—
James •
tort, /of 119e1 Sloantodee
latal ra , 4 ?" • '
i.e., et Job 1.1141; c;.
4 1 , 0 041114 Lb* eatug.-Ettecu• < „
.1 04 4, 40eroze,y,obbrAto'dri 112 47,
Thopcum Barna, Ausoisa. rem ;
extant of Jelin Earl*
)nuecie O. &WRY. Acting Ezeoto
tor,
rtitimma..,Auerwdeed.,-7.
Ter on (*Letters" froth • r,
b„.1,41a52, to November Zane; T 1 7 1'
DISt, bah' Incluoivo • Amy
• •
$849,353 82
4200,000 00
10,212 09
3,072 00
. 1,345 Ca
. 4184 .10
• .ck e lo 82
• • ,r;t - •,;.,..;.:•,•, • 7' . • $ 5,71 9 4 6 r
t ,vrtity the above to be a trttiTthiers'mstorla4 %tog.
Cotrtreau. Isrottursxminoeirdwatexartacitatioia*Tr' r--
'.,
Esq., late Register of Alleghettponarity,la the pear atuilt!
November 30th, 2854, Wappeare 'gip 6bokeiniktiefflek
, _
sta.}Witness' isktiand and seal this lirsada of De• . -
cezaber,., 10. orke tbaisandAgglii p
d , c 3 . • -
.
pLA6ie MERIN
OS--A -very large assor t laezt of the abate. goods, of every graft, ricelredllihe
•oNai A. A. MAHON
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