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ESIDAY MORNING DECEMBER 7.
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' grabbing of Thomas .1(' 'y—Deposition of the
Wounded Man.—.ThoMail:NrCoy, the police officer
'n'tabbild by Willijun;_Catt,gbeY, (we inadvertently
printed this tmstne ctiblll.neTlitirsday,) is still lying
very low, altheakkin poise=lika of all his faculties.
The physicians in attest nee
"express very little en
eousagemtmt as to bin recovery. Yesterday, Alder
man Major visited him at his residence on Logan
street, and received from him the following deposi
tion:—
City of Pittsburgls, se.
Before me, an Alderman, in and for the city of
Pittsburgh, personally appeared Thomas McCoy,
who, being sworn, cloth-depose and say :
I wttaerossing up the steps from Bayardstown, and
I met with a Mrs. Connor; she asked me to go into
Mary Bruce's, and see if her sister was not in there;
I went in and found her there ; her name is Martha
Weaver;l told her her sister did not like her to be
there; argaret Donovan, or Sands, was there; also
Mary Ellen Drake and Dan Dunham; they had whis
ky there; there' ere three fellows cams in; one of
them was William Canghey ; the other men
did not know ; Canghey was sitting in the
middle of the three, and we got into a difficulty ; I
cannot say whether he struck first or I first ; all I
struck with was my hand; I was not making any
arrest at the time ; I was only there at the request of
Mr?. Weaver; it was a quarrel between ourselves; I
had been drinking ; Canghey then commenced stab
bing me In the house; it seems to me that I left the
house, and he followed me and stabbed and stabbed;
went ()lathe back door, and up a little alley ; he stab
' bed,stabbed, and stabbed, until some one said I was a
dead man; I do not believe there was any one who
assisted and encouraged William Canghey in his
assault on me • I ran from him, and have very little
recollection of anythinguntil you (Aid. Major,) came
there; you was the first person I recognized; I re
collect seeing Mr. Finch there; I ran from Caughey
when he =tacked me, but cannot recollect that he
made any remarks; I did not go to the house for the
purpose of making an arrest I had no warrant to
arrest any one; I believe it was the intention of
Canghey u to kill and murder me; I drank liquor in
the house; I do not know that any liqeor was
drank after Caughey came in ; all in thah house
ware under the influence of liquor; I cannot say
that I know a man by the name of Cress ; I did not
go for thnprtrpose of arresting Cress ; to my know
t. .ledge *ere Was no one .aided, abetted or assisted Wm.
Oinghey-in his assault on me: to my knowledge, I
did not strike at Caughey, at any time, with anything
' but my fist; have no recollection of striking him
with a chair; I was under the influence of liquor; I
do not know or recollect what was the cause of tho
quarrel between us ; I do not think that Canghey, at
.atty thee, struck me with his fist; (the knife taken
from Caughey was here shown to deponent) this, I
,am positive, is the knife with which I was steeled ;
I saw it in Caughey's band. THOMAS M'COV.
Before me sworn 'and subscribed this sixth day of
December, 1855. JNO. MAJOR.
Andriev's Great West and Sunny B, , uth.—These
?anoramas have been exhibited but two nights and
afternoon in our city, on account of the room being
previously engaged for Parke Benjamin's lecture for
the literary asaociation, and in that short space of
time It been visited by over thousands, who pro
nounced it the most CI)4.11/11/19 and interesting exhibi
tion ever presented in Pittsburgh, The painting
being alternately explained by Madams Andrieu, a
Southern lady, or by the artist hinted); a real live
Frenchman, makes it peculiarly original and attract
ive. The tido seems to nut to Masonic Ball for
1l.?e ireitsoris it i 9 nLu uing, ; s ash; lan td • and rt
me children being !admitted without paretal or guar
, .dien. Good Mush/ between the 1*4)11C9. The paint
. ing unrolls every afternoon at 3 P. M. and 74 P. M.
Cleancti esterday morning, a number of
boys went to the house of Mary Bruce, on Ws::Ling
ton 'ldiett, where the stabbing of M'Coy occurred.
and completely cleaned it out, the occupant having
.beep removed the- night previous to the county jaiL
Tlns Windows were broken in, the doors taken off the
hing4m and carried away, and every article of her
household effects—the assortment, however, not being
very extensive, consisting only of a bed, a tin pan,
n kettle and a three-legged stool—thrown into the
gully before the door. The house is but a miserable
hovel at best, but in its present condition looks ex
ceedingly, dilapidated. It will hardly have a tenant
again for some time.
Fe'tire for the fefirelary.—Tho lady managers
beg leave to inform a humane public, that they de
sign holding their Sixth Annual Festival for the
benefit of this meritorious Hospital, in Masonic Hall,
Fifth street, on the 18th or 19th of December, the
week PTeeedieff Christmas. As the condition of the
institution requires a general effort for ite relief, they
respectfully solicit donations in money and provisions
for the refreshment tables, and useful and fancy ar
ticles far the sale—all of which may he pent to the
hull on the morning of the 18th inst.
Burglar.--The home of Mr. William Lane, on
Sandusky street, Allegheny. was entered by bur
g t , on Wednesday night. The rascals obtained
~adusidWice through the front door, by means of
.akeletua eeys, one of which was left in the lock.
- They rifled the lower part of the house of some at
sticks of clothing, Ice.. but becoming allrmed, tied
..before they had time to make a thorough examina
tion.
A ifiUtary Viirit.—We dip the following from the
Cincinnati Tine.:
We understand from reliable authority that those
magnificent companies, the Duquesne Greys, of Pitts
burgh, and the Rod Rovers of this city, which frater
nize with such cordiality, purpose visiting Louisville
-on the 22d of February next. We son promise the
• visite?, a welcome to the hospitalities of " Old Ken
%tuck," and, on the other hand we can assure our
=tethers of the Falls City that
"rtmfre Ms bops ,:sho fear no noim.
thundooigg cannons roar."
3/..oni . c Grand koliga Officer.. The following
gentlemen were elected officers of the Maßonie Grand
Lodge for We state, at the election, in Philadelphia,
on Monday t
Peter Williamson, E. R. W. G. M. ; Dr. J. K.
Mitchell. R. W. D. G. ; Henry M. Phillips. R,'Vir:
EL G. W ; John Thompson, ft. W. J. G. ; William
IL Adam; B. W. G. S.; and Thomas E. Baxter, R.
V. G. T.
liay.—The alarm of fire, yesterday morning,
about eleven o'clock, was caused by the accidental
ignition of a lot of combustibles in the cellar of the
Drug Store of Messrs. Nevin, M'Keown dr. Co., on
Liberty street, near Market. The fire was extin
guished before any great damage was done.
• Cotzunitted to Jail for Selling Ligunr.--:-N wo m an
MAIM' MM. Bridget Erly was committed to jail yes
.terdmy, by Alderman Wilson, for selling liquor on
.Sunday. gtie was timed $75 for three violations of
tho law, and Ig default of payment - sent to prison fiw.
:thirty days.
Rio tors Released.—Foar Irishmen, named Stephen
rind Lawrence Foley, Pat. Flaherty and Bernard
ietaherty, in jail on a charge of rioting, on the line
.of the Steubenville Railroad, were released yesterday,
The charge having been withdrawn.
Choked to Thoth.—Mr. William Knox, an aged
genaiman of the borough of Washington, while nt
slopes, on Saturday evening last, choked to death in
attempting to ewanow a piece of meat before it was
Frciperly masticated,
OW aj Donger.—We understand that hfr. Martin,
the person stabbed teat Sunday by the negro Brown,
ball so far recovered as to be pronounced out of dan
ger by his physician.
Annieereary FcAtiral.—Franklin Lodge, A. P. A..
Arfil celebrate the anniversary of their organization.
'y, a Foetival, on the 30th inst. it trill doubtless he
razerrellent affair.
jlrtittd Sicges Money on Deposit.—There was on
deposit fu this city, on the 26th ult., subject to the
drift of the Treasurer of the United States, the sum
v01'410,277 68.
Accideut.—Alderman Neillie, of the Fourth Ward,
Allegheny, was thrown from a buggy, on Tuesday
evening, and seriously injured.
City Wortality.—The Board of Health report the
cumber of deaths, for the week ending December
at taireve---five adults and seven children.
Yankee Locke and his pretty little wife are play-.
,ing to good houses at Buffalo. When aro we to have
theta in Pittsburgh
The Dollar Savings Fund.—The Directors of this
institution have declared a dividend at the rate of
els per cent per annum.
Hanitagton'• Panorama is still on exhibition at City
.130 and ane it, old and young. It is eon
idesefl,otte of the (lOW ,Pniptius in the country.
c ri q u ni---wvnxrs StlrrY•tetliear that Alaripsia
Micmac is suffering. from o ewers gtne,k of typtniul
fever.
>., 4, •• .4,',
"'Siiiii - WerCeurt.— en., . pton on the Bench.
ErdltBDAY, December 6.
Jlimes'Allen vs. J. C. Buffum ; defendant confesses
Judgment o:plaintiff for $24303, with interest from
21.9 t of March, 18:53, and stay of execution for ten
dayi.
John T. Cochran vs. W. S. Everson. Court directs
deposition of Rev. S. Williams to be taken.
Early Eloura.—On and after the 7th of December,
the dry goods stores will start pp at seven o'clock.
Br. Hostetteros Celebrated Stottmeb
Bitters, so universally known as a purifier and strength
ener to the system, have obtained a wide-spread popularity
in this city and surrounding country, which in constantly
increasing an their highly beneficial qualities are becoming
known. An a tonic, to assist digestion—to gyve n good appe
tite, and impart fresh vigor to the whole system—these lin
ters cannot be excelled. They are particularly adapted t,
this climate, as thousands can testify who have already cape.
,lanced very beneficial effects from the frequent use of thorn
Wholesale anti retail depot, No. Ail Penn street. Pittsburgh,
and for stile by Druggists generally throughout the United
Status and Ptnatla. not"2.9:daw
4"3-Clark's Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the hest family medicine of
the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Costivenms, cued a disor.
dared state of the Liver and Stomach. They hare no rival.
The proprietors do not pretend to caution people from tieing
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Bitters. fur they have found that only
one trial was needed to render such caution unnecessary.
For sale, wholesale, by-CAJLLUM & ',CLARK. Third street.
between Wood and Market; U.SO. Ifi KKVSF.IL, lid Wood
street; and by Druggists generally.
AUCTION SALES
BOOR SALE—On Saturday eveniug, De
comber 6, at 614 o'clock, at the Cumin ercia I Sales Rooms,
corner of Wood and - Fifth streets, nib be .Id—A large col
.lectlon of valuable - Boat.. Ineluding many standard authors
In various departmenta of Literature, among which are, Wa
verly hovels, 5 rots; Say's s:cot-welly ; Monarchs of
Euri;p..; Dick's Works. 2 vole; ktritlsh Poets. n Mrs
Jamesoh's Characteristha of 11•onien, fine engraving.. 1-15.
• of.,Rev. Perct's Iteliroes ; Ancient Romance and
Poetry; Pictorial Half Hours, 2 vole; thylogiml Observer. 1 1
Isti'Beche t • Dutdap's History of New York. 2 vole: Hand
'BA& Neetllo' Work ; Divas as a Fine Art; Lauda...ape Gal
lery
; Stewart's Lectures; Sonaerville's Physical Geography;
Lardecho's Ufa of Napoleon, 500 plates; Life of Gen. Hull;
World of Industry and Art; Studies of Slavery; splendid
Family Mal; Fox's Book of Martyrs, Ac. Catalog,. are
now ready, and the books arranged for examination.
deed P. SI. DAVIS.. Auctioneer.
ALE ON NORTIt AMERICAN MiNINO CO. STOCK--On
Thutaday evening. December 13, at 'I o'clock. at the Mer
diailiff - ErchipsCe lloonis—Fourth street, Pittsburgh. u ill he
fin , amount. of 'irhoin It may rouoorn —5O SilXl . l, North
American Mining Company Stock.
nov29 P. M PA VIC , . Anctioneor.
WINDOW GLASS --
100 boo 5.,10
50 loxes 10).12:
30 boxes luxl4; for sale by
of. MAIR S HUNTER.
911 A . LRS 01L-1.7i Lbls. No. 1 Bunk Oil
jk. 10 bbls. Shore Ott, for hale by
drill. - SMITH, HAIR 4 HINTER.
tICKWILEAT FLOCR-30 sacks just re
oolved and for Redo by
den M AIR 8 II NTE R.
CODFISH -40 quiwals jgat roceived and
1L) for sale by kler:ii , SMITH. MAIR & HUNTER.
STARCH -10 boxes Wood's Starch. for sale
by (decal SMITH, NIAIR 4 I U
D RIED PEACHES-300 bus. for sale I,v
HENRY 11. COLLIES
GREASE ---'20 bbls. fur Railroad and Coal
Cars. for sale by [decal IIENRY 11. Ci il.l.l's
NFANTS' F_l\ C 1 lIA TS A Klt C.‘ PS, at
tti Wood street. tdeclj J. 1511.-iirs it ,OtN
CITY V AND EvEstso
CL :led/me:lc, Writilly and 110a14,17nn0
and hientlemen's Apartments separate.
AItITII3LKTIC, and Its apptiratinne to businss, is bee
system,) shorter, plainer. and better adapted to business, t ban
is to be found in any troutise. Results obtained with g roat
facility by new r u les.. termed ...Arithmetical .fa q ir." Arith
metic, per mends. $4.
Qat for a Circular of the Cidle g e.
decl F. W. J - FiNKINS,
RECEIVED RECEIVED !—1 larpor's New
Monthly Ma g azine for Durember, containin g its usual
number et tales. This number rommenclis the 121 h volume.
Also, ?mil: Chgetto of Fatizion. and the /Lau
Monde, for De.uuttber, routulttfug, the latest fashion., ulth
beautiful rc.l.,red fashion plate.
All thy, other Aingmdtnt. received for Deeotuber. out
bale at W. A. 11 I.IJJEN FEN NEN' A
duct Fifth et_ opp.. Ute th,• Theat,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.— • Sli.ek
hoktery In the Pittsburgh and Comelleriii, Itsilroad.
whose stock to paid up 114 L“ 11. ars ttereby that th.•
interest on the same, due th-tolasr 1. 15.56, able it, . - Ash.
at the Office of the Company, NEt I LIM If ALL, F out 111 end
Liberty etreet,i, ihttstrutgla. :\ V EF:1.1.: I.
•
wwv - 211:1w 'fru rish, k .
NEW STYLES lif;N'l'S' FELT lIATS :Ind
SILK P1.1161[ CAI S , itt Na. 91
decl IVIL.St.N s
9 1 1 IF! LADIES WILL FIND Al' lIUU6I> IS FA
CILINA STORE ovary article or the hast
ARE, enllable oithor for TAbk• or'lbdet, of the latest sty
aml direct fivm Europe: togeU4ku wnh ocsry ranee - y
donde, Wass - Truro, nos 1C , ..2
lAricrriNc rOLLEtIE. estals
lishrueut as, the West ha, thc f , Jr
tag all the Urnachefinr this art. Mr. irILLIA:us• stilt as a
BlLlitleral and au Ornamental rvoinan is unrivalled. aria; Ir .
Luton Ludy feuchr, the ornAnuintal
limpets-is of the art A clms of Laity and youn i .
Indie, SI lot air engaged to other stuLtif, oloruu; the. wart
meet ovary Putur,i4y 4fte.f...50n frt.. , 3 (AU a "
I , 'or terms apply t the l'ilump4.4.
f 1011. N Feednrs Ecrt• reqn.l.-d w t . 4.4llliii*,
LittiO Calla Curti and Cub h
rurn on the cob, or eau:ll.l, Willa ea. and Af.,11. PI co $4,
an,/ po, complete: wurrantml. J.1311 , - , n ‘VA
oye, for star at IIOWX
nor -Y.l • )101 Stood Itra t
1 80XF...S NIAOCA RONI.
11 , 10 boxe. ; eic.J ....I 1,4 pal.. 1.1.
I:El.llEtt b ANDEI:,4 , N
X7vTletl.—Tho cttlzett. ul l'lttaburgh and A11,1:11,11 . 1
1.1 County will hereby take notice that my idle. AttliA
.A.Nt.il.l,L, left me Led and IR,tud..n Thorstbly, the
day of Novenabor, trithuut any pert I,llta, on pr, ocuthal
and that after this date 1 gal not pay any debt-. ~....putrarted
by Ler. [nov27:d4.*; 2ill,lllOLAt 4 A Nt;I:L/..
QUPERIOR A MANI, A C.,
have ota band a Very - 181%, a•—•trtm,Elt
and other molts., of fur rlomoola no'
lADIW CLOTH CLOAKS—A. A. MAritlN7.l (%1
owned another 1.4 of ote.,;aut etyles of hadi«...
T)ROCIIii DINO isiIAWLS--.W. , Om!' c.pon In a f,..lays
1) anotlnT large t Ito ett.,ve coutpi lAing
try eltgazt now Stylati. It,
OIL CA.KU-15 to to arm.: madLA - nal.• Ll
n0r2.8 HENNA 1.1. CuLLIN.,
BLTTEM-11 buzet; (mill Hell:
G Legs Packed ; fur by
nor 3 lIENItV 11. 0/I.LIN:
LINSEED OlL—Fuf salo by
nor2S
CIMERF.--400 boxes for tab by
bovl.B HENRY IL COLLINS
CI REEN APPLES-300 lAA+ Rambo*. Pippins. kc., tor .iiii ,
Ur by 1n0v27) SMITIL. MAIII I 111 NTbit
Z
I
NC ‘VABLIBOAIIDS-00 ibis Cincinnati for sale
uor27 SMITH, MA IRA HT NT PR
G EIiIIA.-5:--grJAP-6v buzen No. 1 I, meth. 6r
nov27 tiM/Tll.. MAIR A. lIIJNTER.
12iNTERPRISE 1 7 .11777 itEIN 74 Yuurth 5t141.. f.. 1 0 2 ,, ,i .
rj !erica and cbeapnass can't be twat. uovt7
AkrOOLLEN LON° 'SffKIVIA. A. If A 911."; 0.1
V Just revolved over 1000 Lung Show 10. tbe
ranuilfactare of the tiny State and Einpiro Stut. , etmilmtny.
aor27
TEAS-.-Ma the ny have tried pure and froAh Tens void at
I the China Tea htol, iud pronounced thorn inpere,
any in the city. (ttorW . J P. IL DEAro, No. I Diamond.
XTENV BUCKWILEAT constantly on bond
. 1 1 now WEN MEAL. Gm sale by
uor2o F. It. DILA VO. No. I Diamond .
, - 10DDEli CUTTERS--Of rxuinror pattorue and caparity. for
r band and powor. for sale by JAMES WARDItor.
Afe.OEIA.Z.L. - 'J 46114 fur 14n113 by
175 t$ 4. FAIINFSTOCIC C.)..
July 29 egmer Fin: and IV NA ~,n1
REFINED 8/11.TPICTRE-60 lop for sale by
nor 29 B. A. FAILNKSTOCK A it),
L UM-75" bbls 6i - etale. by
D. A.FAIINESTOCK
clor2o eurner Firet and strol•tn
HOPS -20 bales first sort Hops jU store and
for sale by (nor3ol SPRI n, UAWSA I• 011.
R EFINED BORAX-1000 lbe for sale novso FLEMINU kiltog
SIICLUI MILLS—New York, rio.. 1 and 2, nn imnd hnd fr
sale by [acrv27) JAME:4 WARD} OP
ICSE OLOTWlNG.—Gentlemen requiring llorse Cloth
ing will find a largo assortment at OLIVER'S, No 4
St. C. street, Blankets, 75 mats andupwards. Rat/road
Wrappers and Sleighing Robes. Am. novl
MISSES' FELT HATS, at No. 91 Wood ;IC.
derl J. WILSON SON
ItirACKREEL--101.1 bble No 3. 1.4 argn;
lOU bt bbls
SKATES: SKATES 1 SKATES!-500 pairs
of assorted Skates, from 'Ai cents to $0,20 per pair: sof [ln
of them very desirable panel-L.l. Yor sato at
50poz. SKATE STRAPS, of good quali
ty, ~,,surfs] ) 19 - a sand small, from '&) to SU cents per
Fur sale et [noQUJ DOWN &
POOR FASTENERS, -. perfectly safe against
Burglars. Wu haven good assortmtua on hand and
for a 1 1!‘• 110 V3Ol RI ac s &Tr:l'LE) .
A FEW MORE of those unrivalled RIFLES.
13 wiiieti there Is so much lals gout, fur the lost prr,
of $10; all warranted. Fur sale al
nova)
AIDES --70 Dry and 16 tireen Hides, in
store and for No by SPRINGER, ITA RBAUG 11,
uoval No V 6 Liberty rtroot.
HAIR DYES—A largo ilaSurtnieut oh band and fur sal°
uor JOS. FLEMIUU
ISS PAPER—WOO tbs of Kiss Paper tor sale by
tWraS lig Ylltilt I Ari DERSoN
I\TAII, BRUSH - ELK— tl io Toot - Meta of Nail Brush,. lo
ll etliVeli by ' (nova) ,10 52 • FLEMINO
lj lia: 8 1•41.11 SOAP—A large ropply of thui reiebruteti
j_l_ Um soo.p
,)ust received by JOS. FLENIINti a
DAY itum—A. very superiorvtielo of Roy Rum just re,•'.l
by [tiov27) Ji.)tt. pipljNii
AMANDINE—As eXhilleUt ertL adippeil tiapde. n.
A 'Argo supply received by JUS.
GENTS' TILI.VELINU SHAWLS—A. A. MA.SA A Co.
hay° Just rixelved wino dozen different styles of Uout's
fig's/ding Shawl.
rfiiNTS' TRAVELINUSIHAWLS—Just
ILA received. s full Lusiortrueut. Also. Muffler. :curls stet
Neck Shawl., by L HIRSH FIELD dt SON.
aAUNTLETS, of every description of For.
ILA
Also, Buck lined with for, and fur tops, at the Yuen's!,
ing Store of [wevlO) L. ILLRSIIFI. ELL a. SUN.
UNDIIRSIIIRTS AND DRAWERS--Silk,
Wool, Morino, Chamois, Shaker Knit. Flannel nod
Canton Flannel,'how on hnn,Lnby
nov3o L. RIRSIIFIELD & SON.
PINE APPLE CLIPPSS--5 owes Put recolv4 Auld for xuLe
by [norTS) REYMER 11 , 41DERSON
GLOVES—On hand, a full assortment, of
evertyklettriptiOu. t;s* L itiLRSITPIELD L SON
11040 7u Wood 6t.i,v(
4-e - '
FYI 4.; '
=ERE
Iff:NRY
For sale by
lIKNRY H. OOLLINS.
DOWN VITTLKY'S. 13G Wood st
, BOWN Ac TETLEY
COMMERCIAL.
prrimatilimisoAnik OS 21LitablED
NIER.CIIIANTIV I EXCHANGE. . •
Presidint
1.. WILMARTEL
1".1x Pm*:lenit
ORO. W CASS.
T. S.. CLARK.F.,
Treasurff.
N. HOLMES, Ja.
Secnlary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superintendent. •
S. T. NORTHAM, Ja.
Chrmmittee Arltileation for No ember.
OEO. W CAS., V . P., JOHN S. COSORATR,
JOHN °RAFE. HENRY LAMBERT,
E=l
STOCK TABLE.
UUVER\MEN't• SECUIIITI E.S.
payabla
United States I; 4 ai t, ISs6....January & July.
United Statoe ti cent, Isn:!....January & July.
United Staten f, IA cent • 186 ....January & July.
rent, 186;1 -January A July.
United States 5 l'oupon,lB6s....January & July.
STATE SECU RITZ
N.Y 6 ii cent, 1860-411... Jan., April. July A Oct.
N.Y. 6 14 cent, 1873_ ..... Jan., April, July 1 Oct.
N.Y. 6 li ..ent, 1864-67,...Jau- April, July 41. Oct.
N.Y. 51.114 rt, 1460-.61....1an., April, July & Oct.
N.Y. 5 Is cent, 1855 Jun., Aprll, July & Oct.
N.Y. 5 -e, cent. 1860-61... Jun., April, July & Oct.
i ihio 6 - 44, cent, 1656 Jan.& July.
ohio 61+ cent, 1860 Jan. & July.
Ohio 6 70 rent, 1870-75 Jan. & July.
Virginia Coupon 6'u, 1886-87. Jan.& July.,
Kentucky 6 11 cent, 1874 Jan. 4 July.l
Louisiana O's Jun. & July. I
Illinois Internal bun. Stec k of 1847.-Jan. & July.
Illinois Internal Imp. Stock, I nt. StkJan. & July.. l
Indiana State s's .Jan.& July. I
Indiana State ~u .., V cent ~ Jan. & July.
Arkansas 6 14 cent Jan. & July.
Michigan 6 It cent Jan. & July.
Pennsylvania 5 7 ts cent C 0111.11.8 Feb. & Aug.
Tennessee C. 7 0 v ell t. Long L. can Jan. 6. July.
North Carolina ti'R. 1861
Miasourl 68, 20 year Ikrnd,
Ocorgia
Cutili;ruin I 971)
CITY AND COUNTY BONA.
A Itegh..ny County n's
Allegheny Coupon W., scrip
Allegheny Coupon (Valley t. 8.l .
l'ittuborgh Railroad Va., t1 , ...0na. R. IL
l'lttulnurgh Coupon Wu, Y
Allegheny City lI'S
A Ileglteny Coupon Wu, Philadelphia....
Erie Cutout Bonds, (old)
Ern., Cutout Borh. t.neu)
BANK STOCKS.
Honk of Pittsburgh
Merchants and Nianufact urers' flank
I.:xi-bane Bank
Citizens ,Deposit Bank—.
Farmers' lbsp.it Bank...
i'ittsburglt Trtrg Compan)
Allogheny Saving Fund Company....
Sinchanirs' Savingr Bank
Manctwater Savings Bank
BMW t. STOCK
Monowiliela Brldg,•.
St. Clair trot Bridge
fiend merest Bridge .
,Northern Liberties Bridge ...
It Al LitoA I) COMPANIES
Allegheny 'Valley Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio.
Cleveland and Put.,bui gli ......
Con nellwrille. . ,
Ohio and Pennsylvania..
Pennsylvania l'entral .....
190.4,urgh and :+teuheu‘ ilia
etAll PA :s; 11:: 4
Pittsburgh (hut Works. ...
Allughetly uue routpsny
INSU It AN E 0011 l'A N I Esi
Pituthurgls Lilo I nbura..,.
I Iti term I flaunt., .•
As, I Ii rtiMen y . .
T El, ECIRA Pil rOMPAN
Pitt.burgh to Philatiolphu....
Pittsburgh nntl
Lac Er{.
Alleglwn and Perryvville !load; /load
I—
tirveskAtnirg plia
llnnue Kitilway l/rA
Turtle erveli Mail. /toad.
11.,nr.ognbeln Sllrkontrr
1 .tlgluogl..nt Sltwkwater.
MONET MARKET
There has liven it.. unusual feature in the condition
of our money affair- during the past week. The
continue t.. discount to the full extent of their
means, and their busiiivos is 4.)141.:110;,,, pralmble from
tia i,i gh valuation placed upon their stock. Indeed,
the demand for such investments is far greater than
the supply in the market. Compared with loot year
the aspect ~f the money market is cheering i 0 every
business man. Very little god paper is offered on
the street, anti when tt is, there are always persons
ready to take it ut cumpunitively moderate rates.
The West is brioirning the creditor of the East.
The must palpable evidence of this iu our hiculity is
the fact 'hut our Banks check on all the Atlantic
‘ntr.,,LlT I . barging tnr exchangts. in Cincinnati
and St. Louts, last neck, eastern (-becks were at per
, ;;•• , ;; , 9. We have heard, altat, that at pitta
New \ rk draft, were at a di,ttount.
The rh,ney market in New York is gradually he•
naming meter. 'lke ,tr.ogeuey whjpb ,7,uqedod the
ten., e ,Ilipnwrit.± specie and the consequent
cur bilinear ~1 flank a few week!.
<inee ha nearl eva. , ..1, while the arrivals from Cali •
furnia will maierially gtrengthen the position of (he
Banks, re-eAtablinh .•onfidenre. and incline the market
rater. The New irk 77,, a the .fali
"The import of Foreign Goods the present year is
Mill $28,771,1180 below flip fig . .. Ns of Ow eprrespond
ing eleven months of last year, although the months
of October and November manifest a material in
crease. Since the now Treasury year set in, July 1,
the comparative figures are
July I to November Ittb
Same in 185-1
Ih:creased import. - $2,401,000
The export of Domestic Pr,steee In I;ooesaber. i.
will be noticed, I! , nearly double that of the comes
ponding month of last year: the increase being
almost wholly in train and Flour. For the fits
rod - lilts of the new Treasury year the figures are
July I to Noreralen - $28,129,000
Sutue in 1854
loereased export produce, - - $7,070,000
The export miiiiemeni of Specie from this port
Finee July has been greatly below that of but year,
owing to three =ecerul rauses--first, the withdrawal
of the Cunard steamers from New Yurk, and the con
sequent remittances rio Bosom: secondly, the remit
tame in the Fall of I a 34 of a portion of the Mexican
Indemnity which value out of the Sub-Treasury, and
lastly the reduced wanti of the foreign bankers in
covering with Specie their London credits. The
figures are:
July Ito Nov. 30,
Same in 1854, s
Dm-reased Gold remittance.
Although the Gold deliveries at this port, from
California, fell off materially lit the Spring months,
owing to the confusion and entbarrassmeut, ut San
Frunclsoo, grossing out „1 the break-up among the
Bankers in February, the deliveries since the new
Treasury veer set in are
July 1 to Nor. 311, 1855
mine in 1;.54,
Dom - maim from California
It will thus he noticed that of the whole decrease
si ore January I, say 811,101,464, the chief fulling off
was prior to the e logo of the last Treasury year, June 30.
Wall street, as well an the political world, has an
anxious eye upon Washington as to the question of
the payment of the three million drafts duo from our
Government to Mexico. The impression in well-in
formed circles Is that these drafts will he paid, not
withstanding certain liens and drawbacks are urged
on the strength of the alleged non-fulfilment of all
the treaty stipulations on the part of Mexico. The
only real difficulty will be to know to whom they
should be paid, for the revolution which drove Santa
Anna from power left everything In to much confu
sion that it is difficult to tell the genuine from the
spurious assignees. or draft. holders. Santa Anna
borrowed the money and gave these drafts for it.
Thelphin ',dyer., of the sth, in reference
to the business of that city, says
There was a moderate amount of business yester
day, the market closed steady. Reading Railroad
was the must active stock, of which some 1500 shares
Over $20,000 of loans changed hands. Schuyl
kill Navigation loans declined I, and Pennsylvania
Railroad mortgage Co The money market does
not improve. The best paper cannot he placed bet
ter than one per coot. a month. There is, however,
not much first class paper on the market. Our busi
ness men are not making much paper—at least, no
great amount of it comes on the market. Paper o f
sound grade cannot Le placed more favorably than
from 11 per cent. a month, and from that as high as
two per Celli.
We untierztand it is the intention of the manager ,
to keep the Schuylkill Navigation open as long ae
possible, and from present indieationieuf the weathet,
we may have a fortnight of navigation yet, thus ma
terially swelling the yeaf'.3 ltainagti.
The Cincinnati of December 4 Rays
The active demand for money previously n o
tired still vontinues, and the market is stringent
good paper is easily obtained in the street at 12 to 15
per cent., though the ILmouta offering in compara
tively light. The general activity in all tlaPartments
o f trade leads to this increased demand for moneys.,
NOTHER bogus insurance company has ben fur
reted nut in New York. Within the past few days the
Comptroller of State, virtue of the powers veste.4
in him by the laws of New York, has had the affairs
of the Mechanics' Fire Insurance Company investi
gated by his special Commissioner, Mr. Wm. Barnes.
The result, as with the other bogus concerns recently
exposed by the Department, is that the office is found
utterly unworthy of credit. The ease has been hand
ed over to the Attorney General.
FIXIM
inEfitT IthrtlEW OF FITISBURGEMARKET.
; . .•
; till illtnixiso Pore, 1
• Friday, December 7,1853.1
in market. and the article
ccausentlpptl, is ittmovrhat dull. Prices range fri3M fr;'Sents"
to $1,25-4he inslde'llgares Tor piling.
ASHEN...Soda is eteady . of sale at 3%, lio:dperatiohl itt
Pota—hold nominally at 5%. Saleratus sells readily at'S®
ti% Pearls aro firm and wares at 7%, cash.
BUCICWITEAT FLOUR—The arrivals aft it
shipped down the river in large quantitis., w, that it does
not accumulate. Sales from store were made on Thnrsday
at $3,50; from first hands it would not command more than
53,00, or perhaps 53,25.
BACON...The market Is bare of all descriptions. Only one
rale was reported during the past week. viz • 5000 lbs Auld.
dors at 11% four moo.
BUTTER AND EAlOS...Thig article le limiter titan last
w.k, es receipts aro email. Prime Roll soils at 18®20, and
good Packed at 1.54010. Eggs are ecarrely to be had; a fair
quotation would probably be
BUCKETS AND TUBS—.SaLee at mill, at New Brighton, of
Buckets at $1.75 14 dozen; large Tubs. $13,50; small do, $0;
Heelers, $3. Prom store, Buckets, $2,25; large Tuba, $ - 7,50;
small do, $7.
CHRESE...Most sales of W. R. are made at 10c, but an oc,
casional ono takes place at
COPPER... We quote at 33®34, cash and time.
CORDAUE...The following aro the rates now established
Manilla Rope, coil ITe lb:" Cut 18e TO lib.
White do 15
Tarred do 13 " 14
Packing Tarn, fine 12 l3
Bine Cinms...blanilla, $2,25, H 43744,00 is dozen,
docoil, 10c it rb.
Hemp, $1,87..52,7543,75 t dozen.
do ^6 coil, 1.20 II lb.
PLOUGH Line_ Manilla, 87%e ? dos.; Hemp, $1 doz.
COTTON TARNS, Ac.... The following are now the rtiling
rat.:
011.r.1
1044
116
116
105 1 , 4
102
100
112
9*i
102
POUND TIRN.
No, 6to 10, Incluxico...'..W II lb. No. 16.
" 11 and 1" "1 " " 17.
" 12 21 n " 18.
" 14 . . 72 " " 19.
crza
Jau @ July
Carpet Chinn: white, 19241; colored• 23421. Coverlet
Yarn. 23423. Candlewick, 19. Twine, 211 Batting No. 1;
13; No. 2, 12; Family Batting, 15. Caulking, 16.
CRACKERS...The following are manufacturers' prices
Water Crackers, pi bbl 41100
Butter 7,00
Pilot Dread. 6 ,00
Situ' Crackers, 011. 0 cte.
DRIED FRUIT...Now readies ay - o op a little; wo quote
now at $1,371';a1,50. Apples !WO WOrtil pow/.
11611—There have bean light =lee of Fish this week.
Codfish have been selling tolerably brisk at fie; we quote
Mackerel No 3, largo, rt pc; yt tt,i; some buviness doing in
Pickled Herring at 1)6,50. In other varieties there is nothing
doing.
FLOUR.. The Market on Thurs.laq assn very- dull: holders'
and buyers' views being wide apart. On Thursday s7,so,was
offered for superfine on the wharf, but no sale. were made
at that figura The foreign news noßcod a decline of six
pence; nt New Tort; there was a fall on Thursday of 25e 'St
bbl, on the quotations of the day before. The arrival. at this
port are large.
011.kiNs. Whent...A good deal line arrived within a few
days past. and the market is dull. The range la from $1,70
to $1,50. The Increase of toll on the Penna. Central, 'shah
tool, .flea on the let last, amounts to Bor Ch.' ii hue, and
will in part account for the decline. Only one sale of 100
bus Red at $1,77% is reported on 'Change. Rye Is stsady at
80,. Corn in the ear brings 4:i. (has 31Rial. Barley Gringo
Rom $1,30 to $1,30.
oROCERIF...3,IOIueeee is selling to the corustry trade at
42444 c. Fully fair to prime Sugar to held at P.Virk,. by the
blit, and s4(So.43te by the MM. Coffee Rltall2l.c.c
of new at S 7 It MA.
IIAY—At eralea *albs for $l4OOlB.
111DF.1...Dr7 are held at 15r In 11,3 regular way Oreen
Etre( IfMe" eel! at 5'.;.r
1101•d...Salea fr..tu .taro al 3,86.40..
nous._ Wo have heard of bra ono sub., and it hs ronnider
ably hehra - last tret , t's 11. Wll4 n IA4 .4 .465 head in
Allegheny. ava aging flf, me, which were nil on Thursday
v„ra? -.0 100 tt...
IRON AND NA I IS...Chir Mitanfaelurara h.ve full or.kro
nod aro firm at the quolatknut given La another collie: n
LAI:0 We a.te aalea of small lots No. lat 12!,6413. - .
LEATHER—TiIe store rum. are: Red Sparileh Sole, "'.et th
Slauglitor Sole ; Cppor Leather, it dozen.
S - 27iir,32: Bridle d , do. rleen.4o Country Bridle do. $2.84.3t%
Skirting Loather, th, 205r..30e.
LUMBER—The bovines, either In eel etr dry Lumber has
not born very large during the past sleek. Several small
raft. hate been landed from above, and aoki at from $9 to
$lO fur ~mmon, and $184520 fur clear. Dry Ia selling mod
erately at Slf, lot common, and $.21 for clear. Ileisilook
entlir.ig boy 72,4.f..0 to $5.
NAVAL is7llitlllS—Tar ti setting freely in the city at
to la ; Rd lads No 1 Rosin at s 4 ; 5U du No 2, $3,25
Pk: METAL—Thera were a number of sutra during the
u,001,. We ran glee nn better Idea of the market than by
lottooining lob+ ...Id with the quotations, thus: 87 tone Mari
on Parusx, Mlogio•oy, at SAI, ids months , 182 tons Ship
penlille Furnace, Allegheny, at r 24.20, six mos; 323 end 300
tacit N.. 1 Allegheny at sat, the fleet at seven and the other
tints li•J tit 'Z.:N. NIX BUM; DI) and 20 do Minter Co,
oke, at $26. nix mat 70 tons Junkita at $31., six mw; !JO
d o at tail, nit ituo ; 1.1) WWI Authragile No. a, Keystone, :it
$29 lon, flo SO do do Eagle at t. 29, six mos ; awing) du No.
3 at tau, Ma met • 180 tone Luke Champlain Blooms at $BO.
and Itti JII 11 at r 2, six tutus. Itt addition to the abOVC
ae heard .1 n sale of 21K1 loan for Wheeling at a figure not
made !mid,
Pfrtg Ti 41. The Kele+ of Niihnoreicke male are er 37 1 ;4
i:r —pain moll) the iteikle figure.
SALT... No. 1 at $1,62; extra of $1,75.
SEEDS...Plume. , eil is firmer, nod adding nt i1.41.54 - z Les.
Nothing doing iu (Joe., or Timothy.
Spring Steel, Pittsburgh mantanctuto, 6140;63.‘;
Moo do. 70.7!-.4 itterl plough rants, a; do, rut to pattern,
B@ltN'; A 13 steel, from rolled Iton, 54; from haroutea - d
I. (4,1.; floe steel, 7!..4; Fork do, '7; Shovel do, 8;
dandy tire, 7 '-opts Springs, to .4 13a11;
rotor teeth, 13 2 6, 32.1a.35; do. Hash 50C455 Vit tooth.
TALLOW ..Hale of several anal tots were reported at
10!, t 0,' ,2011 e.
WIIITE arm, with a very stela) demand, and
steady aim at $2.5010 keg. for pure in oil, and dry Dr 'ft Th.
WIIISST...BnIor ornate aro made at 95 and ratified at titt.
$74,097,000
71,498,000
IMPORTS INTO PIT'WSRMIGH.
too TUN PAST WICK .5979 Moir SEPTENSZII 1.47.
Fur the From
Work. Sept.].
Agriculto.l implements, fags 1.58 289
ea, ereen, bbls
Itai, tm(ri. 1,4 7 7.207
8251 4.471
11,,,..r, bbls 916 6157
" tierces 15 soo
Barley, bushels . 3,499 24.673
Batter. bids ....... 219 1.610
" firkins and kegs .... 311 3.781
Beans, blithels 290 344
Blooms, loos 586 2,098
Brooms. dozens 215 4,440
Candles, boxes 401. 909
Corn, bushels 2,389 14.636
tThei-io. boxes 1.250 '.2. 1 ,592
Cotton, Miles 604 4,141
(Mdse, sacks 1479 25.714
Cooperago, pieces 15,2 a 63'447
Eggs, howas, aO4 WAS o ' 9473
Flour, hble 24144 243,197
Drugs, p'kgs 1,498 33443
Dry Goods, p'kgs 3,994 71.682
Feathers. sacks 2,468
Fish, bbls 343 6.652
kegs and Litz.... .... 266 1,809
Fruit. shied, b(11,11.1.• 1,333 2,412
(ilonsug, sacks 146
Ilrorerins, p'kgs. 1.169 16,102
CAM, boxes .. 2,622 14,924
ware,
,plcs-R ' 110 • 676
HMI', 'bales 11 3.182
111defr, 15064, number 1,362 16,616
' 4 • •green.•teurrillt, 330 812
Herrings, boxes .. . 181 1,519
flogs, head • ' 2,374 134t51
flops, bales 3 435
Ilardward, tats liii 1."59 68
14.1, pigs 9,100
Lard, MD ' 129 393
. “ • kegs ON 2,926
Leather, bundles 649 5,629
Lemons, boxes 716 1.192
Lime, bills 182: 2,842
Liquors, hide and pipes • 166 3,135
Iron, Mull . .... .. h. 77 4,017
Screws, p'kgs 86 196
Moreton:Wm and Sundries, rkgs 3,076 53,864
Molasses, bbls 3;2 3,218
Oil, bl,le 481 4,468
Oats, bushels 5,042 63,60/
Oil Cake, Dis 250 96.2
Pork and Bacon, hinds 110 636
" tierces 301 870
t bbls ... 1.:11 6 1 g,(32. , A .
Paper, bundle, 111.9 G
Powder, kegs k,210 9.663
Potatoes, bids 1,162 7,450
Pig Metal., tons 3,127 13,a11
liyo, bushels 11,164 141.062
Rosin, Tar and Pitch, Mils 9047 3,442
Raisins, box. II 602
hays, bales 05 1.41 L
Sitmeh WV 14
,tuck, head 462 13.333
Sugars, Mid, 52 1.028
~ bbls 472 861
Seeds, Flax, bushels 489 14,454
Ten, p'ke 1,041 16,709
Tobacco, hinds 66 246
bales .../11i 1,72 i
ii *Mg boxes and keg, 1,052 7.9
Tallow, bbls 346 99(1
'Pin, boles 661 3.506
%V ire, p'kgs fo 632
Wines, bbls and quarter casks ........... ... ... 200 516
..• baskets and boxes = 8,80
Wheat, bushels . 69,564 625,24')
Wool, bales i.. 844 6,186
Whisky, Mils . 925 12,246
21,3.59,0011
9,555,1)00
20,914,00ü
511,359,000
$18,110,361
19.579,974
z,1,469,110
The niarget prviepte4 inihor firmer feeling
uud prices were o abode butler. though trayera operate with
caution, taut the ;lunpthld ie not octave. and does not name up
1., ;he recelpte The PrinD Ourrout gives the following state
mout, showing the receipts during the week, and !since the
commencement of the elea-5011:
Ortnox or PBJCZ CURRENT,
December 5,1855.
The receipts, for tho week and season to dct.to, w o o, i t ,'
gebtW4l ,
By river and railroad
Through toll-gatpa...._._
st, ju oterad at Pialatilla
Total
Previously reported ,
Grand Total.
To mama date last season
The demand for green meats is lees actives and the market
must be quoted dull. Lard Is firm, and In good dcound.
The qualyof
, this article this season is rery superior -.4."bin•
Ve.•Yifier 4.
MN=
9 4 ec - 4.1 Th.l No. 800
- 000
.7.A4
Cincinnati licks Market
'~~~~o.w~:.-
't • ,
lb. !, , 6 %
41.
r • 0 •i" r
_ .
New York Ritirket ;1 ;
' • Iltiv VtialtriAninlior 11.—Noon—Stocka :
21 , ..1; Chicago and Rocixisland.BB3.4; Cleveland arutTniedui,
70X ; Cumberland 2 1 4 . CEriti t1IN; Calera and etikagii
120; Michigan Southern 974(,; , Rentia coal 971 A; Rending
89)'; Indiana Oven Sip Virginia Oki!!! 0,1 1 %; ML noel eiXPR
874 ; 7StErling ftelmage drill. Flour divaphig; Ades moo
- 16 at ts for choice elate; $0,37, for good state aniithiafor
aonthern. * : Wheat has declined: , sale/ 12,000 Inn at r2;1011tr,
ivestern red. Corn declined; sales 12.000 mis at zt..l for
mixed. Men. Pork quiet; Males 200 bids; beef del lined:
sale'. 200.hb1 at gn.75; Lard Improving; Mans 51M) bbl..
Whiskradvtinclnie; . male 4 at-39c.
Nine Tonfi, December o.—Earning.—Skids dull: Stet ling
r i gehange firm. Canton, 20%; Chicago and Rock Idand,
88; Cleveland and Toledo,7o->..;i ; Cumberland. ere..
48; Haler. and Chicago, 110 X; Reading, Kry 4 . Cotton
drooping; sales 600 lades at a decline of i484 1 ..ii ()Haan, mid
ling, 4,;. ; ; Cpiande middling, 8.?.',i49: Uplands fair.
?lour firm; sales 10,000 Olds. Wheat declined; sal. 17.000
bus at 52.08 for western roil; southern red. 5 . .1,1u. Corn
film: .1. 41,000 lola. Pork drooping; .1. 400 bids. Beef
dull; sales WO tibia Lard active; sales 800 blaLs. Whisk)
improving; sal. 800 OOle. Coffee leas active.. Sugar de.
alined; sales 350 hhds Havana at 7 1 ,4 i. Molaoroe firm; salsa
250 bbl.. 0119 steady, with only a limited Madness. Iron
firmer; 100 tuns Scotch pig add. Tobacco firm; Make 100
hhita at 11r. Ilium, 10%. flutter. 21. Cheese, 11,1.
Philadelphia Market
PHTLADELPUIA, December 6.—Flour is exrAedingly dull Ur,
der the unfavorable accounts by the Africa. and prices have
receded fully 25 cents; there is no export demand, and ship
ping brands are freely offered on 'change at $9,25 without
finding buyers snail sales for the supply of retailers and
bakers at $9,25(49,37 for common and :select brands, and
$9,60@10 fbr extra. There is little or no demand for Wheat,
mud prices are lower; buyers only offer $2 for red and $2.10
apao for white, but holders refuse these ogres. Cont fa
in very limited inquiry • sales PAO bushels new yellow at 70
@id: we quote new at 98@.51. Provisions ate coming from
the West more freely, but there Is very little stock here;
amunll mles new Mess Pork at $21@.21,50. llama in pickle at
11 1 4411%, and Shoulders at 100103418 lb, 60 days. Whise
by dull: small salsa in bbls at 391i1440. and In hbds at 35.
Cincinnati Market
eiNCINNATI, December IL—Flour continues very dull, and
the few transactions noted Indicate a large decline; the only
inlet heard of were 75 bbls at $7,95, and 300 do at $7,76. In
2000 hue yellow Corn were sold at 40c, and 1600 bus
Rye at Received during the last 24 hours, 2105 Wile.
llogs...The market cuutiuurs Fart. and the demand to fair.
but buyers experience no difficulty hi supplying their wants
at current Ca.: the sales include 200 head at $6,36; 700 and
450 at $6,65; 300 366.296 and 400 do at $6,60; 300, averaging
245, at $6,60; 358 do, averaging 240, at $6,60: and 800 do, av
eraging 230, at $6,65. Provisions...Thern NMI an improved
feeling In tuts market to-day, and prices wore better. The
safes included 2600 green shouldere at 6c; 600 do sides at 7c ;
1001, . at 81 4; 100 1 , 611 mess pork at 516; 100 and 200 Jo
at $16,60. Lehi is held firmly at 11c for prime learraled.
The Whisky market ,coatlntten steady, with a good demand;
the'eatles add up 800 Ws at 3130,', and 75 do from wagon nt
2Q-y. Ougar continues firm, with a fair demand; sales 60
lib& at 7?;;;(i'l,,8. Molasses continues firm at 30(i40. Coffee
...Sales 95 hap at 12 ; the market to firm, with a fair demand.
..21c Il 11,
Baltimore Market
Do.rnsions, December 11.—Flonr steady ; Kale+, Howard street
and City Mills and Ohio at $9. Wheat lower. Corn lower;
e4lss white and yellow at 7:480.
Baltimore Cattle Market
ltiotamoriv, December 6.—The offerings of beef rattle
t.-
day were 1500 head, Lit' which ho were driven to Philadel
phia, 120 to Reading, and 110 sold at $0 to $8,9.5; extra
brought $4,75 ott the hoof. The supply of Hoga la large and
tho price allghtly lower; antes at $11,25 to $8,75 re loo
AMUSEMENTS.
9PILEATRE.—J. C. FosTut, sole Lessee and
Manager; Wu. 11. MED, Stage Manager; Cuss. HOSTEL,
Acting Manager. PI - Banal-Cr, J. V. Mama.
lir Ranafit of Mina LOtISA PYSF., Lind last night of o w
gnat English Opera Troupe, conaiatlns of Minn Louie.“ Pyne,
!tine Pyoa, Mr. illorocastio, Mr. Stratton end Mr. Ilarria,n,
. .
The expense attending thin engagement readers unavoidable
the following prices of ediatiesion : dress circle and parguette
$.1., hardly circle 50c., gellerlea Vic. Free List excluded, except
the Freer. Doors open at 8!,...;; performunoe at 7! . C, o'clock.
FRIDAY EYRNLNO, Decr.maza 7. 18..;:.
The Drawl Opera of
CROWN DIAMONDS.
Catarina
[Una.. ........
Count
Robe Deck . .....
Don linnriquo.
A eillD.—ln fulfilment of a deierminati,,it to pree..nt ILc
eitizeits of Pitistaurgh aud Its etiviroris with the highest
mid mast attractive amusement which the fields of Lyric or
Dramatic Art afford, the Alantwer of the PITTSBURGH
THEATRE has effected en engagement, far Mg NIIIIITS
ONLY, with the world-renowned
Mil; tr. HARBISON
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE I
Unquestionably the most complete and accomplished that
has ever appeared before an Atnerit.riu public, comprising
the smusuptisheil artistes:
AILSS LOUISA FYNE. Prima Dorius.
MR. 19. lIARRISON Prima Tenore.
MR. lIIMUICASTLE Prima Baritone.
MR. STRVISON ....Prima MA,.
MISS PYRE— —.Contralto.
Added bya POWERFUL CHORUS and augutentiA
of Arromplinhod Musicians.
Conductor of Orchestra Mr. A. unt-r. Jr
44 The Opertu VIII occur in the following, rotation
Monday etening, December
SuMN A.SIRULA.
Tueaday evening, December 4th,
BOHEMIAN GIRL
Wednesday eteuing, December sth.
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
rhumbas, mening, DA:ember bth,
NIARATINA. tor t.lie Benefit of Mr liarrieou.
Friday esening, December :th,
CROWN DIAMOND.t, for the Beuent .4 . lime Louisa Fyne.
41:& - No re-engagement ran take 0..0, at the Galva°,
appear in Ciuttnnau. De tuber 10th.
tin,,. The immense emporia° attending this remarkable en.
gagement, renders anavoidable the following liberal stale of
PlUeliti OF AD.MISS lON
To I.loaeti or rartmette, $1; Second CiMc, 50c.; Gallery, lir.
The Box Rook will be open on Saturday, Decctuber I,
when seats ran 1,11 earured for any evening during the Ope
ratic Season. novf!'.l
FFXCURSION TRIP T o Tiff: SUNNY
SOUTH AND lIRRAT WEST
ANDRIErS
PANORAMA OF TOE NCI...nT AND SOL TU.
Enda - acing steas of the Sugar and Cotton I'Lautetimis of
Louisiana; St. Lots. Alton. lII_ the Miee - ouri and illidauct
River, Peoria and Peoria Lake, and the surrounding country;
Leo... 111, Porn and Lasalle, Ill.; every city and tow n on
the Chump, and Kock Island itailmul; Ottawa, Stained Rock,
with the Indian Frew., Slows, Joliet and Blue Island, are
faithfully ropresented. Views of the Lakes Michigan and
Erie, the city of Chicago. city of Detroit, l‘nd liortiond of
Canada West. the MoUntoo Rarer. and Mi.. s.f Toledo and
Cleveland, With lOW portrait, of t h e most 'do/intent rid,us
of the IV mt.
A visit to Andriert's Panorama takes rrotor over
'oo 31411e4 of thp twat Interesting portions of t he Urea/ Best.
and South.
At each exhibition -an Espial:utter, Lecture Is given by
Madatne Anetien. or the Artist himself. gli raga dewription
el cw 6 city and town repreeented.
Will be exhibited at 'MASONIC HALL. every I..VvolOg,
from MONDAY. December:ld. to January 2d, linos, acid i.l ery
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTEnNooNs. Evening
exhibitidn to commence at 1% o'clock ; afternoon at 3 c; clerk.
IF9- Admission, 25 cents; children, 15. Partico of live
persons. $l,
tbs. I
CITYTIALL.—Is now open, and will con
tinue until further notice, LIAIILN(ITON't: ORAN!)
DIORAMIC PANORAMA of
RrSSIA A" /VAR
Front the commencement to the fall td Sebastopol.
The entire Panorama covers an area of upwards of 34./000
feet of Cauca., being materially tuedsteal inn MO Union L.( the
most elaborate and intricate machinery with
PAY I 4 O I I .PIN ARV ctiEmteli. EFFECT :4!
Faithfully portra,viag the rising flames in tine Lturniug
Bombardments, dc., beautiful Moonlight Scenes, Twutkling
Stara, and Silvery Itelloction In the Water. There are thirty
different scenes; many of the figured are life size; thew hole
terminating with the
STORMINIi OF sEDASTOPOL AND FALL OF THE
MAIAROFF!
Amid the deafening explosion of the mines, rolling of the
musketry anti booming of cannon, together yt the Inrid
glare of the BC RN INO CITY, producing an effect
ONCE SERN NETER TO BE FUROOTTE.N
N. ll.—There will be Afternoon Exhibitions on WEDNES
DAY and SATURDAY. at 3 o'clock. Admission, 25 cents;
children la the afternoon, IO rents.
In the evening, doors open at commencing at
7% o'clock. Admission, 25 rents; children, tJ cents.
nee:Rl
SANDS) SARSAPARILLA.
vi QUART BOTTLES.
Fin. the Removal an4Aartanent Caney/.5a7 Diseases graing
4/1 .8.41.4
r mpure. to tr.., 0,
Xo6itqf . tut.
Thu tmly vallAuLle prepgretfun is extracted front selected
jrums of the finest diactiption, by means of an expendse and
fiowerful apparatus, which ot/tallie the medicinal and 'olive
principle Ina highly concentrated form, so scientifically can
bluing the; several' vegetable products In the process that a
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is obtained infinitely supe
rior to any other for purifying the blood, end the cure of
fkrofula Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Fever, Sous, Pimples.
Cou'lwou. flairtirLal LivN•
C=pinto', DO thonclutts, Conshmption, Female it.
re g gularities, Loss of Appetite, and General Debility.
This powerful remedial agent nets simultaneously upon the
Stomach, the Circulation and the Boob, and gently stiniu
latee, while it disengages and expels from tbo system all that
In irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Being purely
vegetable, it ix perfectly harfaleas iq iti operation; the must
dellidte parttime may Mice it at au time with perfect safety.
Mtoulshing success of title tuedlelne constantly in
creasing during the lost sixteen years, hue Bemired for it the
distinguished commendations of the Faculty, and It ratio, s
wide-apread popularity and extensive patronage which throe
entirely out of competition every other preparation of Same.
Attontiou is respectfully solicited to the following cortin
cote :
ANOTIDIR CURE. OF iteROFI;LA.
Thor, N. Y, September 1.
Messrs. A. B. A' D. Venda—Gentlemen: I have fur nearly
three years base trouldtel with that dreadful disease, Scrofu
la; so much so, as to be offensive to my husband and to my
self; and to obtain relief. have tried every kind of medicine
that came under my notice, without effeet. One of my neigh
burs, who had beau filled of a similar complaint by ).tur
Sarsaparilla, advised me to make a trial o(I t , 4R4 1 cgtt truly
my that It tuts dune me a World I.fgood, ha`ilmttumpletely
eltred me. Oophig that toy evidence may Induce others
sthtilarly afflked to adopt te same remedy, with the *AMIN
satisfactory results, I remain gratefully yours,
Os. Prepared and nuld by A. D. it D. SANDS, Dniggisi.
and Chembd. 100 Fulton striaii., No,iy Yurk. Sold. aino br
U. A. PAIINEIiTOCK e0.. - 101.1131r.'40 130100., Pittibuigh.
and b . ) Druggist. generally. Price $1 per bottle, or six bot•
ties for $6. novl.l:lca
PRIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
41 Diamond alley, devotee his entire attention
to an Office Practice. Ifni business ie mostly confined
to pirate Venereal llieeases, and each painful affe,
Mine, brought on by imprudence, youthfld indulgence
and excess.
Sy µhills, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, llee4, Shi, taro,
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of ttl,o kilned, with RH &vases
of the Venni - a/401'pin. SOU Sixwbutle Eruptions,
R 419. 4 -4., Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakness,
Lieltency, glee. Itheumatisin. Female Wiaknesa, Monthly
Suppressions, Diaeases 01 the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Affections, Pains In the Beek and feint, Irritation of the
Bladder and Eddneye,aucceseftilly treated. Cure guarautoed,
Tweuty yearn' practice (ten it flu...shy) enahlei Br. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may come un
der hie rare.
OM% 414,1 Private Consultation Roomy 41 Diamond alley.
40- Charges moderate. Inorludavily
CiAIiPETS I CARPETS!!—AT At'CALLUM'S—JUST RE
mired, and daily coming to hand. a halo au.l choice
"."tment ut 44. 3 1Wi r t , line, iLlaUdillg—
VVIYet tual Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
Thrre-ply, Superfine, Medium and
Low-priced IngN ft
?dadaMon and Tapestry Ingrains, (a &Int vanity of pat
Wm.,) Brasenla, DamaAY and Vonltianliall and Stair Car
pets.
Al3o—Reantiful patterns of 00 Clothe, swims qualities
and widths; Woolen and Linen Crumb Cloths; /lulus; Cocoa
Matting; List and Rug Carpe a t r eptb . Rnabomp,d VtC
toria•Piano and Table Covers; Rugs and
_tynts,
a great vs4joy. 4.11 other led , tonally foundln Carpet
sto . conWantly on band at r Fourth street, near Wood.
.." W. D. & H. M'CALLCM
,
1. )
~, • w
-NIV-....
--- 121.:.
I.IIVEIti
Tar fliers Liiat -- eirening, thuth, there it'era 4 : ,feet,
10 Itiches water in the channel, by the pier wally, find ata. , •
tionary—making a. fall of 3 , ilietlPY in the peat 4. hours , .
Yesterday mornineeariy we had a anon* athrni, but beforo.o 3 ".
.o'clock the weather cleared off and was very pleaaant. for
niit*prApysineßi during the remainder df the day.
Tat steiuria" - #l4,twoal," Capt. J. A. Shoals. L the to: pat
psokor for Wheeling thisportilug : she leavasAt TOVoloct
THE flno 4t..amor J Caraillt . l4.liir: 14.uting foti.ook
rlll.,, o itt. rho intent ion of Imivindflir ttilitpoo
TxtE Yteanier4 •• Henry Uraff" ntnl North Stieqt-nr,t*.e!,.
this morning, at 9 m e
—the forr I.)r ,
latter for St. Lag.
•,
Tua vtearnar ••J. S. Pringle arrived from St. 1...an,1vi9! a
heavy 10401 of freight. tiesideq di,tlwr g iu g 14S woe at Wheel
ing. She is advertiled to leave again on Nionday for. St. LoA.
Ttiz tiplentlid steamer " Niny Flower" t% htch was burnt nt
Meniphim on tbn 341 was illSll,ll in this city in fire fr
fernnt ufficem for the mm of 54,000 in each oftiw.
Tars steamer " Ahna," Capt. holding, left St.Lont4 far N9W
Orleans, on the Lth inst., and the "Empire City" left forthe
same port on the 4th. The steamer "A. G. Mason "Also NO
for Pittsburgh on the 4th inst
Tue fine passenger steamer Chicago," frkipt. John Shfink;
is the packet for Cincinnati this morning and will positke
ly leave at 10 o'clock. Our word for It, Capt. Shank and his
polite clerk, Mr. Waring. will take are to mate all feel at
home who travel with them.
TAR now and elegant steamer Fred. Lorenz was unit
coidubly detained yesterday: she will positively
St. Louis and all intermediate porta this day at 10 o'Cloick.
To paaaengers and shippers a tlne opportunity is hero offered,
and all who value a good boat, with obliging officers, will be
sure to bear in mind the " Lorenz."
DURING the 4.9 hours ending last night, the river here has
fallen only five find a half Inches. Tho weather Ls mild and
pleasant. with high winds yesterday. We predict rain before
48 hours. In the channel to Louisville to-day, there sill not
he over 9 feet water.—Ciannali paper, sth.
Tire St. Louis Democrat, of the 4th, says :
The river fell three inches yesterday. The Keokuk pnek
ots continue to arrive well laden, but we have had nothing
from any point above the Rapids, for several days putt. Tim
Illinois keeps up remarkably well. No irtionesilate diminu
tion anticipated no the stage of water in that stream. Two
boats have been duo several days from the Missouri. but' we
hear nothing from them, nor the state of the river, but pre,:
some it has become worse lately, Shipments continue irilsit
to New Orleans, at fair rates. Too many boats staingle4.4 for,
the amount of reight offering. Night feet in the channel
to Cairo. Weather delightful.
4 PEET 10 INME.I WATER IN TELE CH.L.119:W.-r.'''''-'2`"
ARRLVED.
Steamer Jefferson, 'Woodward, Brownsville.
Luzern, Bennett, Brownsville.
Col. Boyerd, Peebles, tffizabeth. •
Ilendericloson s West: Newton.'
" Michlsm No. 2, Harm, Wellsville.
" &Jen. Lorimar, -, Rochester.
- Diurnal, Shoals, Wheeling.
" Fairy (21.11,11, Reno, Sluniumivilic•
" Chevult, mush, Zrine4ville.
DEPARTED.
•
Steamer Jeffensiti. Woodward, Brown'svilla.
Luzerno, Bennett. Brownsville.
•
" Col. Board. Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Holton, llenclerickson, West Newton
" Michigan Nci. 2,llorst,
^ lion. Lorimer, -, Rochester .
- Forest City, Way, ndeling.
• Fairy Queen, Reno, Steubenville.
•• PhDs&'phis, times, Cincinnati.
- Minerva, I/m.l,m.
1855. 1856.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Mikz Louisa ryn,.
MIAs I.`yrie.
Hr. linnacruttle.
Stret - tori.
Mr. W. Ilarri.o
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTFEURGII AI11) cr.NpwATr,
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CoN VEYANCE OF PASSENGERS AND FREHMT
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, LordimillC,
and Saint Louis.
Tuts LINT In composed of seven
first-elims, powerful Steamers, nue- ,
quailed for speed, splendor, safety
and comfort, and Is the ONCE THltoeo If MILT LINE OF STI-N3l;
Pierces on the Ohio river. It connects with the C. S. Mail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and So dnf
Louis. by which passenger* and freights are fictiterf sod
rotriptuti through dat7y TWO new Steamers have been added
the Lino. which Dow 031,/i•li of the following boats
_Pays of (fend r sry
fropoPilisburuh.
BUCKEY}: STATE I\ BEtrivirt4.l - vim,lSumin
CITY ON WHEELING . Joni leELuhr . . . lioristy.
N. CoosE.
CItiCINNATI 1
PHILADELPIII A .. R. J (Atvv.
PENNSYLVANIA_ ... JOAN KIINTSLTER.. Friday.'
J.
Wig_ Leave daily at 10 A. M. precivly.
treaght rereirol after nina o'vluck on the 1111. - littiv of .
,aptuture.
Fur particular?, apply on board, or to
JOHN It. LINTNIPSTON, Agc .,
Joloi FLACK,
NIOIIOEIIOIIOI4 lioußa Buildings.
Prrrrirrnion, 1855-jd.r3:tt ]
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Capt. J. A. &lOUS. and the
ciagFonxzer CITY, Capt. B. Way, will run a,
IMULAR DAILY PACIiETS between Pane
burgh, Steubenvilla and Wheeling. stopping at all interne -
date ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Fittslairgli on Mondays, Wrl.
nesdaye and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. A. M.—Mann:sues, site
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7,4 o'clock. A. M.
FOREST CITY will also leavo Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday,. at 10 .frlock, A. M.—RITCENINO,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesslay, and Fri
days, at o'clock., A. M.
For freight or passage apply on laxird„, ur
J D 4X/LLIN4 WOOD. Agent.
nov23 No. /53. Front errs--t.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Wheeling,
Marietta and Gat;lopolls.
Thu new and splendid stentnSr CONVOY,
JoaN WOLF, Jr.. Master—E. DAIIRAGa.
Will leave for the above and interinsaliate /nada
every TUMDAY. at 4 o'clock:. P. 31.. positively.
Fur freight or !manage apply vn board, or to
/Y4 l : 4 i• 4./ 11,2333 . 31 ,1:a V. %CHARS. Agents.
Wheeling and'Gallipolls Packet.
The new and aplondhl pav-artger steamer
MINERVA, Captain JmN 0011.1.0!1--Clerk.. J. E.
DARRAGH—URI leave for the above and Interme
diate ports every FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, peal-
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
• Al AS CP-WINS:4 eq.. Agents,
der; •
you. 115 niall6 WaG.r
Far Zanesville.
. • •
. , The steimer tiTE,YDIT, Captain Meta - rant
rk, J. T:Mearts--srill laaro for tho .t 1411,0
and laternatainataportn un SUNDAY. Deceanbee
9. at 10 &dock A, 31. .:
For freight ur panage apply on board, or to
deal' CY)LLINUICOOD /1 BARN ,Agents. .
_______
Regular Friday Packet fur Cluolutiatt.
... The ateamer CLIICACh), Captain. I. N. Sea 'NE
—Clerk, 11. M. Waarsa—will leaveforthe above
and intermediate porte on 1111 DAY, IDiregmber
7. at 10 &Hoek A. M.
For freight or plumage apply on board, or
(1,-4 BARNES & COLLE.sitrWOD, Aktente.
Regular Saturday Packet for Cinetunati:
Tho stcatuer MESSENGINIR. Captain
LIMIER—CIerk. C. L BRINNAN-.-Wilt , leavo for tha
`•-above and intertuediate porta on SATL'ItITAY,
December Bth, at 10 odock A. M.
For freight or pakaa..e apply on boar- or to •
dedi J. U. LI VINGFYI`ON. Agent.:
The steamer YORKTOWN, Clep(aiti THOUAS
POE—Clerk, F. I'CLI:raILET—Ni ill leave Mr the
above and Intermediate pate on FRIDAY, De
cember 7, at 10 o'clock A. M.
.
For &eight or panne apply on board.
IPilr Cincinnati and Lonitiville.
The steamer SAINT LOUIS. Captain .Ir4ie•
jal i dDßA_N--Clerk, J.ll. Liu/IT:an—will leave for the
above and intermediate ports en SATURDAY,
fAvernber MA, at 10 o'clock A. AL
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
deep FLACK A: BAILYES, Agents.; ;
For Cluoinuoti and Louisville.
Tha steamier .11A-NBFIII,I,D, Captain Tom
- "fiargian.e--Clerk, Bewm.txlll leave for the
. -- , above and Intermediate porta on SATVRDAVi
liervinhar Bth, at 10 o'clock., A.
For freight or passage, apple on board. derA
Louisville 'ffiiieleet. •
The steamer HENRY CiR.A.FF, Captain tßal:
L M'Cuatocs.—will leave for the above owl
intermediate ports on FRIDAY, December :at
eth, at 10 1 4 A. M.
Far freight or postage apply on board, or toi
deal FLACK 8 LIVINKSTIDI, Agents.
For-Stegands end Heollin
AU - sfOluntir MARENGO, .I:Larttiilte4iMeCet.-
Lyn, will leave for the.aboye and intermediam
t SATI2RDAY, December Bth, at 4
o'clock P. M.
For fretgbt or pasaage apply on board, or in
decli COLUNGWOOD & FLACK, Agent,
, The steamer FRED. LO - It ENZ., Captain Hoar.
Oaten . ; Clerk PKG. RICH Urt , SoN ; will leave for
the above and intermediate port on FRIDAY,
December 7tl. at 3 o'clock P. M.
F, freight or parsagv apply on board, or to. .
410 , 3 FLack
Regular Louie-a-111e Packet.
- •
The Kramer J. B. CARSON, Captain D. Z.
te kEßnirtseu,--Clo•rk. DruclELL—trill leave for tl.o.
EE above and intortnottinto ports on PRIDAT,
•outher nth. at lu A. Al.
For freight or proantge apply on hoard, or to
nov3u FLACK d I,IV INOSTON, Agontx.
For St. Louts.
The steamer J. S. PRINGLE, Captain Wr:
Stoops—Clerk, d. F]•rzannitin--willlrnre for IFo
above nod intermesilate ports, on MONDAY,
December 10, at 10 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
deo7 FLACK & BARNES>, Agents.
SARAH J. PouLIMI
For St. Louts.
Clad The steamer DEF k
ENDR, Captain Joan L.
Raoens—Clerk, R. leave for the
above awl Intermediate ports on FRIDAY,
Deliviuber 7th, ut 10 o'clock, A. M.
Fur freight of ppsdoge apply ou hoard. ur to
IiARNP.II 8 COLLIMIWOOD, Agent
For St. Louts.
steamer NORTH STAR, Captain
11 rr 'ler!: A. J.lrav
Cho tibove und Intermediate porta,. ,inYR !-
DAY, lksdemtittr T, at 10 o'clock, A. 31.
For fraiglit or passage , apply on board, onto
nov2 - 4 • - - 30111.1WACE 4guut.
, ... , . .
P...xstassie.E....o._..e.7,arnit„ 4.,.._ri60r.
rt
HIS E§SE,rlicE is - a prefiltration of unusual
IAI kartif e ipee:,' In .in'liinary dial" iga, incipient cholera,
in amit.,-Wer cares OrPtrotrOtiPP Of the diFtWiroDincDrout,
it is of inestimable value_ xhiriny.. the prevalence of epidemic
b . ! , ~.,d summer vudpiaints, - it dit peculialtt!Mitettelone •
For Nushville;' ' ''' - - '-'
1 ' a . ,j aagye, , lndlrldnatbrtrntiler4Ould ire-rahDttrrr, '
_ Tturatuanier lAMB may, - CaPi!X. J. Itell?::! . . Ca t t.lo:l%-. 4 l:Witizr.l In get - ire ~e ..nuirin:24lsrtnes,-vrttich is
sA.N—Cierk• A. Rommel, Jib—Neill leaVe fordhe _ prryared Only 14-I'. /IR/AVN of lis - Drug ama,,a,,Apica
bore and Intermediate ports on SATURDAY, ' ,Store,. N. E- corner ef-Viftlilulf4astiOrtetregAr,4lt4del-
Decturdier Stit, at 10,!,4 A. Id. and 63unalebyialktirs; IftbleApulhi jiltearigs. thh
For
height or Pasoago aPP I 9 On board, or to . . . Auited Statesimulln - Pittsh bir . M
„...
dee-3 FLACK k LIVINGSTON, Agent.-- -._ ' . ..,- -- ,,,, a , : '-',"''' '''"Ii,"AA O 2I.SCK;k - PM 0-,
-•• '",-.'. 1 ''" - F.CULIit
,Pti:" ..-
DUBIN FRS AND AIONDL—An opporturdr.r.'Pr Iftveit ' ' e %ni 4 1 . 11 0494. Y .I,Z ~,,it,
/.„ „ ,t: ~,..., ; :i: 21,i..,
1,11 meat, ttllci it, parraaramp is a mag niticent 'permit:tail, •
...
~• ,„ 4 , b. ....-...,-;,., ~/,GP.:F.AffiPARTL'I t :
etaple and hieratic/Di business, is nor open fur attephdua...t .EePl l .trulklt.l '.i.,' ~. , LED .A... - -DECKKAM„ , T i- ' •
hy: party who uradm, a, w a ke raoneY. ' 'Toro 13. a chant' ) — Ptilmertst C ' elisil 7 lCpiluits'ettig*statee.
h t does ig.pm ix .b ut ,,,,,,, i n acentury. None hut reliable
SlZlNDSlliveminent - fur flnypre t .g 14 pa,
Fatt e r..
with larsineas quA llikatl ll / 1 , and from- isorns i„
An- i - usmas,f&ii.. - 1 , :14 ' tisk twit
s lo 2 o gir Itnllittile capital, aced reel
to Kdo notice [hand 1.1 4 1'... ../9.. . 1.1 Xg'!..1 an; . . . • ,
mach, a demonstration of facts will no p rema t,,,,t.thnt w ill .
,n‘A . 4-_,
, 40 WITe 4 rit.Al i t ~kArra2.o cents. per brittlki!r ,.. ,, a .prOor`
etillilt a ',maims thomost captivating and desirable. Thts TY,i , Yof :,, 111 ,1 1 1 ,4 e r tnif Stater and Canatisa. , .
is'no gassy. catch -penny advertisement, but Gotta ii and .0.1P5.41)),t. CL
and O. 11. Ma - SIM, Pittslnirgh.
substantial is every respect; and the severest scrutiny ip- Y. T. WRIGITT 6; (X)-
241 Market street, Pbledelphia.
cited.
&v.. Ad,lre , a, . Mannfortnrer," Post ogiCO, Pittsburgh. Pa
gad full 'tans will be communicated. novre if
.. ~ _. ~ <
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
For Nashville
For St. Lonlo and 'Keokuk
4 `---r ‘.;
v'• , '
_EMMA
BOERHAVE'S
)40 . 1 . 4 - I.t.ii ii:': - .: Siii TT ERS
Hollandsch , lii nudes BittErk ,,
TWO= YEARS hasie eTvi i tiscA mince the
ductiiwilof thin vulhubihill'l ve Into the United Staten.
During thisittrp galudi oritersol popularity as a
1. ‘"" 1 .Y
'.Freer arid Iftaitach,,
• Zusiur , nnalrenen.
. and Intezding
Many of caw most wpr t hy citizens testify to Its wonderful
elliaricy attictiOns of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never has been egtiallea, for * tie relief It affords In
alleases uf ur , :wealiof. any kind Is aiming in
ntintalieous, ner,vnun, rheumatic and netwnigic Wee
,tronlyff has in'uninerous instances proVed highly benellcial,
,unclire.ntherit - 41reefetKirqeedt4 ,
In v eitthwit.pityyle.iartalfrtaciihai'aul their patients so
Anliestiabingl,V reeoinmendi surrly4r4:may cease t
' and **bilk test Its virtues for ourselves,
'FEVER -AND 'AGUE:
A (12,014Eight.,Itotrthe &Landing aired by Ekrrhirei
kind No4l7,6rent, near Smlttidell
street,lsayS-I,ftiit JulY, while nmning on the river, on n
.ottou hoar plying between Natchez and Now Orleans, mix
.ntkett with fee. n madam= Foreight long months I earned
with this are.wlful. 4w:the, greatarigart of th is t h an l
was tumble s'orlt;'and iPent at ; /bast lifty dollen for dif
fiwentuwdicines, but I f, 'pinnanent relief. Three
weeks egoonn 4.my friends Iniloted upon my trying Boer
have D
s ielland Ditte,rs, saying ttod,g:cure was guaranteed.
After tab* It fbr one week, I must state 1 was a sound
roan. 1 have twat at work 'now for two weeks, and have
hw! no nitro-not the china and fever winitever."
I certify the shove *Mateo:tont ll.tpta.
VT - rattan ADAI6c Diamond House,
~ •.: , Or atlCClleder'a, Clothie
. . _ _
4
- -L...f&DAMKANDIDEBILITI*.
Mi. Sfth.C.l4comb, of Birmingham, says: "r have found
in Basil=Wel:titters a reiofdy for, headache and, debility.
mifrethas:als,6 fleet:TU*lth thetiinttegt benefit."
Mr. A. Nichnliton,. of. gitailittrgh, also remarks that he
bar axiteriencedmueltreliel , from lie tutelar headache.
A Halanrki's .rTeriiimia)/P- I, JaioVlttiiakes, living In the
liullnad settlemont ; of itatehoymur,,Wlacstridn, Eva: "After
stitering_'l44man. : tinte,theetalamattegling an atter pros-
Pt ...1,4,111 ,mA IPdy,l - have 'been restored, by using
IltdknftMttets, ttiftericethealth."
- "195e fact tirthi:i_remedy_heing-in -stet-high repute among
the ifollanTers, in Wtiteotatin,Alinhlgliff, New York—in fact,
WI decry Holland aeitliment till Wafted tatea—argoes
, .
STRENGTH AND.IIFAUTELDESTOR.E.D.
• Mr..lottis , Divtidson, Tiring ten trill*abore Pittsburgh, ou
the Pennsylvania Canal, saps: " commenced taking
itoorliarecs r.f.ol4::lrdly walk—now, /
enjoy est ellefft , lteifftli." '
WEAKNESS , fileaTlLElONatii",w) INDIGESTION.
I riy 13 . 1giafiei Holland B2llzra.
—The wife of Entail* Wittallßinilti,Dolland Town, She
boygan chanty, Wisecasin,auffi , fed touch from weakness of
the stomach and Indigestion. Sheliadbenn under a.physi--
cian's careofcir Same thui„brit seemed to baffle
even Ms sllft: 'She purchai&liintroiltolland Bitters at our
ofliceovidelt none to'hur atirtilitch, her appetite and
strength itro. voturning, and' we - griniy believe that this is
another great mire effected by your Medicine.
We have still . to reeMrd many wonderful cure effected by
thl, remedy. but must watt amitheropportunity. One thing
ou can rely upon, what we have ptildished are from persona
tench respected in out colrtmitrityond tune literally Into.
J. Qtrurres,
Editor Sheboygan NlOttiv e lindig'Sheboygart,
• A.Cusere" Two Zateths''Mciniteit,p Doerlecrrr's Ho'-
tm ofPittabargh, says: "After
.suffering , farthreo'inonfhe ttith:r4quisititan—a part of the
time so severelyaVtd Cantina MO to toy bed—l have boon
cutirfly cured i l maing BoarbitrAhlollant, Bitters. I have
fiatione vittuOktunce 4. but, found, ulincaV inlitantaneirwi relief
in theeitmo. sere remedy
for rheumatism?!_
- • • arEnvora AN O BILEIIMATIO- L AEiECTIONS.
- Ti&likolytonrodnce a great deal
Quickness. Tkpersoukaroubied. with.noryous or rheumatic
, dreetidtfOiWteauhl:rrocaturlerrludiet's Rolland /Utters.
On rafbriing ko ofirkhltinuis you will find certificates from
801110 of nrtr tirat tiermim
...I.ll4.4ogllntrcitizun&—Pennsyt
rWllin Muer Zeitriou: , . .
TOE WOEST TIMM PTh,ES CAN BE CITED.
- -. • - --•.
We turn at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men. who hive used, thdrunghly tested.ntaLnow recommend
ituarhavo's Holland Bitters as a tednetly.fm- piles. We are
nut at liberty ft Publish their names, hut. wilt take pleasure
referring
anxpetspu Lc ilie= zritp. deuicia this statement.
For-this affeetion,,une-half of thepreseribed does should
be taken--ettrliatrtel4pouhful-I—rnorning, noon and night,
one hunt before meth. _ . _ . •
rite,L
Phut.; lav
- - - -
'rte. great popnlarity of till 9 delightful Aroma luta induced
twiny Mitltation4brhinh the public should guard against pnr
amit. Be - ittitift?raintiled to buy anything i•lsa until you
hart, yen Boetintree Rolland Bitteinatair trial. One bot
tle trill eortrie&l oilßomluilnitely auperior it it to all lin.
noitatione.
it
417 r Uold at irtierikitil6, or aiXl.ioities for $5, by the sole
proprietors, BENJAMIN PA0E.,,Ja...,A
Dlaznifacturing Pharmaresdist.sAnd Chemida;
cor-aralthiiela and Third afiii.* ritUblirgh
CO, TlYnggista,
e(iitiOrso , candlind Wood streets
And all Droniatrvin iy, Birmingham,
Man heater and Ternpartinrarilliv,„ sep29;iltwly
DR: M Oft:slEs
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INVIGORATTMG- QORDIAL,
A PIIEN dir:VteClY-
Health Restored and 14116 ,, -Longthened
moots 13111GORATINGRIXIB.
T W 11 4.T , ' essk Nri strength,
inca*lTY,ivitiluttliiency,,irxegttlatitrAirith µWham and
natural activity, and tiltits , •not'finiir Wilbert( iiaiari of raw
tion, btitwifh. 'effort un the gettazatuorgazthatlon.
Fehr in 44:143F , V , 1 , 1 9.1 1 00.3 TifttgroYeheY begin.
flolifi With ilia ne...`twe eototni, and that the leiialtiowee of
the nerve of motion and senatiou is I,l„aylif* dath. Bow
in mind, OwNiiintlet Aftlit.r of ; nervous diseaso, the
Inito Cordial b3ille only relhil,fe preparation known.
C 1114.1 OF NERrous DlRgAt„ite..
No tangling° rim convey unlidogiatio.kina, of the immedi
ate and almost nirsoulotr. cfampavhiehat.oceasions in the
diseasei‘ debilitnied and aLudtered perfotTreistem, whether
broken down-hy , exreke;srOaltnif,nididy,.,or impaired by
alfid.d'elaXed,oripinization is at once
braeni,Avirified,ancL-lanit np. -The iiitartal and phveicat
ASlMPLatilarif nervouorliKeaso vaniiiiileitither colder Its tail*.
entail; Dbfkr is the effect. trefTtnFm,fF i tdie - corditigpropertiea
ato fifottteof'eneb the ennitYilifen aintreetere It
to its siormeT.Adit.o. ,
-•
,'"LASS OF mkateav i • - •
ghhilooca, flair of . 96604: 0.ip'13744, Pic4anchory,
c1ahn1414131.447Fr1t:',V,044 ,loUg.Eita44gielfriestniction
to oloofiid444(9fiptd . 4if if, mak.,
decaT•Ortlio - 'v i tipainting 1 1 / 4 ystofify-Monotuanfo,
.. 4 .iooYfy . Oo 7:. l:4fittuflon of the hearttotency„Fonstips
tion';;Cc,figk, alio be any
reiliiiit4td 10 - I , lnif:d inkinati witimotv, absblutely
A artRAZ. Mu E3TA:=S
YIV imPar4elisi.ellfecte ;of• this great rest:nail's() in all
' ct/Int. e rdagauldellt.toiluttalea, , ntark a tiost era lit the annals
of th dine,WhousandsoratltifttlinailtirigliienrinVented—
llioneaual'Or ,ltaigneatittvgotleciciegnpOiting to be
specified In the.c,oriausdiseleas tunlAetaitgemeahl to which
the delkatiforaaation render4iertjtig ley
'lhith
, ,fr ~a., . Er i II tYVOAVCO I2, • 4 A. • '''
4boauffers.frogritifigat(ehi, nexionsitcsa ' tree
nrora;patna Iti.thatotwor•tcpy"other-disordermbe4het pe-
CRlllie to her attg, , onoobitanwhilhOiliaeir*zah . olillt give the
In rigo rating_Eoyd.. isd,a trial.- - -,---- r --
~11.411.R18E1 PERSONS; • ' ...,-'
Or 'othera, u:01 1)ild dal Cordial,-after therhaie used a bot
tle or tliVool 4110rOLIgh regeticrabyof Oa spawn, ,In all
din-ft - tient, are to- bo.found, thehappy -ptirente of het lthy off
spring, whd woad nil' 4oro kreo.ro butlcieth4 extraordi•
otiary prepinitlcht. , Mill It - fs. eauallY Potent RirAllo many
ahaases for Which It Is IrcOrninendet, , Thoiniaztasfof ' , anon
, Ml3ll have fiErii'rest4red' by Wing Wand not•in a hingle lu
etanco bas'lt - fillarEflknefit theta,, s t ' •
b.
.' •`•'' 0 .-finsuNs - pFI4LAL . iikarcro.ii.o
Or entistit4tilse hablta'are - irk° g bylaw - nee °Cabinda or
two to bloom sAd. Figur, changing t e shin frown pale, yel
low, alekly ekdor;rti, a beautiful florid . odirgaritom 21 -1 1 •
' , 3 • iTO 3 . ntk titsa IMAM./ • • 0.
-'l7, " 3 '" ' l ' otrii odd, a•roridochid to4o rod
eoft,Orr aolFte, Q. 1111 ' rt. p . noel
hY.. early - bogs' of youth, viz: weakness-of tliti'haik. and
liffitgli hi the head, dimness of sight, lotofOrtituscular
"1 ir ;,,P 444404-Srf 044 Poirrr. 4l oPrlntilti.nery atutglrrita
ila,y,..owa.tigetaant. artlte digestive,,futations, gitkrul de
bility, aymptheits . Of cotattiniltione;.ote, ..,,,,-4
Meatally,"the fearlifittr,gp car tba_tnlnd..ltroAnuch to 1 .
dreaded. Lass of atealmeironfushin cif ideas,„ar•Preadoll of
spirits, evil" Kerigghllgicute:rallcht to sorictm;aelf-dia - trust,
love atkolltilder.tinilinh' ete: are some of the evils produced.
All thus uttlteted* - . --u
-i,.. ,EEFOILIi reiNVESEPIATIki' tdAi L lilank
Aoidd refecthat a.sountiatizal dmiladrarothoet ne
maxis 'tisinfitliee to promote gothublef Itappluese; 'indeed,
withoat these, the journeyAbtouglytifo"becaniee a' weary
pilgtinAr.—theagot_hourly,teetrees thavleirtlitiisualud
1 ' 11,4, 0 113 +AoFF.,"4a/th despair, unit flfltsEurttlilltos -Encino
choly rellectiitu
„that the happinwss oc'iitiaftifr lieeetnes
- blighted 'With your 0wa..,, -, - .• ',. • 's '' - -."--‘ ' -
' Ili:lforiteV,TLvigeroting WWll:dims beoutontitarfelted by
mind tihprincipled_petwtnia ~ e.-l'e • ' '' - , r , . - - r• - '
I Ofht*, - ..4 th 4 atintuo£,nrilial will brivatliirprepditor's
'Par4lalle wia itrii : o ,, x3b.., , urt. of each bottlh, and tbs.:follow
'PS nude" 4o Wil, ia...fltegloss: ... . , ....,,,,.. ' ~ :.:-....4.1
. _"*Dit.'lttarne's invigorating, cordial..
, - r ' :' "e; II Mcl,llo.vlelor;..N, Y.
i .: Tho Dein - if - I,i 145' tiii, 'Ail r irl44 , :pttatg4invint bottles
—prit4 - thi4 dollat, - per , bottle, two, Sor-Ilvil:dllars,-41 fur
toufvedellaist- ' ' :p4,):lNgaropxtotarj: i
~•• m [i - 4•9 2 Bren4srariflC Y.
't,lbld b y Drnaauy, throughoue rho Unltinlttitia3Suads
inittille West P - lifie.. a . .. A
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I " suur ; .f. , o. 1 ?R• t,lthl, LLEEIfSIIft -- Nci-140.WIW`a eL;
MESIINO BROS, No. 67.).111.jeggf out;
A. - ..i«.,HELLEItEI, - IV - ooirstitePt 4lt.
• Allegheny City:::llECHlCan ",f, iIEICEN.NAN3.. - =' , ' i
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.Agentior Olif6;'.Zl,l:PAiticidite4unial.. .:japliplwly
af4siatitt, l esl J.-
jaul9:daw]y Is)
STONE—aI bbls for wle by
B. A. FARN&TOCS A CO,
KEE
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