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LOCAL , AFFAIRS.
Fitt iilo-61-1-/q43
A isang Leitircol.- -A young fellow named John
ontiiignowas arrested by "(firer 211,...n. last night.
I near.DiMr's drinking house, on Fifth street. rtn the
Charge of having robbed the money drawer of Jos.
L'ox rt)ti.'s hat store, on the corner of Wood street
ma Diamond alley. The robbery was perpetrated
yesterday afterpoon, during the absence of the pro.
arietors. The thief, in company with a couple of
'other boys, desired to look at some bats. The lad
.n attendance, turned to wait upon them, during
chich time Montague reached ricer the counter and
tole the entire contents of the drawer, after abib
ie left suddenly. When arrested, nine dollars of the
annoy wits found concealed in the cuff of his over.
oat. Ile was taken to the Mayor'+ office, where.
übsequently, be was recognized by Mrs. Mainautli,
ne of the boys who robbed her of $lO seine weeks
will have a hearing before .Mayor Vol,
day.
W. refer our readers to the annual statement of
he Delaware Mutual Safety Insuranee Couipany, as
.übliatted in another column, which exhibits en fully
Ie business and situation of this institution, whieli
L as by the ability of its manag-ers, and liberal set
pements. won the confidence of the community. W
eem it a duty due to the people of this Common
ealth, , that the Legislature should, at the approach
og session, by legal enactment compel every In
mace Company doing business in the State. local
t:ellas foreign aggricics, to make a s tatement rim
':r tooth(' one referred to. The community should be
;.formed of the nature of their business, the amount
f capital, and how invested, and not permit the peo
le to be imposed upon by an unsound and reckless
slipway, as is too frequently the case. We are
appy to discover the Dolaware in. s o s,,ond and
rosperous a condition.
An Abbe , ir, I'run,ylr,,nin.- --By a recent Papal
, rier, the Benedictine Monastery of St. Vincent, at
atrobe, has been raised to the dignity of an Abbe.
..1 the Rev. Buniface named the first Abbe-Mitre
fitted Abbot.) This institution was founded . - .111)
'ne years ago by Father Boniface, accompanied I.
teen associates, and he now counts in his juri-do•.
,n 'fire Monasteries and Imo Lundrbd Up , ' flub
one lictme
D.4trio o,i/ t. -The case of Saeng,or v , Hoffunin
d Toudte in still on trial in the District Court.
rom its commencement the Court room has been
owiled with apectators, including about one-half
e physicians in the city, who seem to be especially
terested in the matter. A number of tuedical men
re been examined an witnesAes. The ease hill
obtilly continue fora couple of clay. yet
inittactioit.— The Pennsylvania
itilroad Company, through their Attorney, Mr.
Lin Hampton, yesterday made application in the
istrict Court to restrain John Taggart from erect.
g a building on property which, they allege, I,
oge to them, on the corner of Seventh street nod
e Canal.
The Skorte4 Day al the Year Will be AI. a 1.1 y
xi, the 18th, when it will be nine hours and Lour
inutes long. The length of the day will vary a
.etion of a minute for nine days from that Uwe,
,creasing a single minute on the 27th, when the
,y will he nine hours and five minutes in length.
Coal Boats , k.—The Louisville Courier says
.at a number of coal barges, belonging to Mr. Led.
e, of this city, were sunk on Sunday morning, ai
bat place.
Health Repart.—Tho interments in the city for the
eek ending on Monday numbered 19. Of these 8
ere adults and 11 children. 10 were males and 9
•naales.
.liorih S. Fleming, County Treasurer, has paid
,to the Treasury $76,598,63, on account of Alio
heny county, for taxes, for the present year.
fumes H. Ilopkin., Emq.—llear his lecture to-night
It the hen City College.
lir lark , s litoMmach Bitters-are' tokii — otr' pidged .
by all who have triad them to be tliit test fatally medicine of WEEKLY REVIEW OP PITTSBURGH. MARKET,
the age, On the cum of ibitlt'eltabla Continues, and _n
dared state of the Liver and Stomach. They have no risid. Onucts OP PEE Prrrsamont Past
The proprietors do not pretend to caution people from tieing Friday, December 14, 1855. y
other preparations that are palmed tt the public under (bore—The quotations given in the following Review, it
the name of Stomach Bitters, for they ve found that only must he understood, are the wholesale prices, except when
one trial was needed to render such caution unnecessary, otherwise noticed; and that lu all cases in the filling of
For axle, wholesale, by DOLLEN & CLARK, Third street, small orders to the. city and connive mule, an advance of
between Wood and Market GEO. H. KEYSER, 140 Wood from three to five per cent. will be charged over thew quo
street; and by Druggists generally. Cations.]
APPLES...A large supply are in market, and the article
consequently Is somewhat dull. Prices range from 75 cents
to sl.2s—the inside figures for prime.
ASHES..-Soda is steady of sale at 3 1 4 No operations In
Pots—held nominally at 5 4 Saleratun sells readily at 6@
630. Pearls have advanced to 7348.
BUCK WHEAT PLOUR Tbs tales are to a considerable
extent, the market chafing firm. They foot up for the week
31,644 the, at $2,76 to 63,50 in bulk front wharf and from
store—in 50 Si Hacks.
BACON...Little or none in market. The only sale report
ed on 'Change was 5000 lbs Shoulders at 11 1 4, rash.
BUTTER AND EOGS...There in no change in quotation, .
Good to prime Roll sold during the week at 18. 19 and 20r 14
fb; pecked in kegs at 130.15 A lot of 01.1 went off at 10c
Eggs are scarce, and we hear of no sub,: A nominal quota
tion In 19420 c.
BEANS...A sale of 53 bunhelit small white 011 Mob, Hat
$2, cash. The. new crop Is beginning to artive
CaRESE...There was a sale early in On , week ~f 2. I.
W. K. at 9 1 1 Not much dean:
DRIED FRUIT.. New Apples continue to sell at $141.12 , .i;.
new Panchen at $1,37c91,50.
FISH...This Is not the !Janine., season for this commodity.
hence the sales reported are few. Codfish have been tolera
bly brisk at fic; we quote Mackerel No 3, large, at $lO ?
bbl; some business doing In Pickled Ilerting at $6,5p On
lot of 50 bide White brought $8,50, four months. In uthe
varieties there Is nothing doing.
the making tip of our last weekly review, w
noticed the market as dull, and prices drooping; and this
buy ere were unwilling to pay on, $7,50 for our own State
(or, more properly, flour made along the 310noniraliela river,
most or much of which is made of grown or damaged wheat
and this may he said to be the Oriae generally nll over chi.
State Western Flour, Ohio and Indiana brande, are
In favor here, and command fully 23 to 50 cents $i barre
bettor than our own State brands. At the close of last week
tinder a falling off in receipts, and an improved detrimmil fot
I home use. prices became stiffer, with sales of Monongahela
brands at 25c '}a 1.1.1 advance; while Ohio and Indiana brand,
remained quiet, but flrtn• at former quotations. Too-days the
weather being very disagreeable, and the subs...sinew no
noumement of a decline in Europe by the Bailie, Ind a de
pn.asing ellect upon the market, with no buyers tor Snit, at
former quotatlol. The sales for the week fed up shad
1200 this. as follows Ou Pridny--1.0 lib!. extra
urday —7O bile superfine and extra State, sn(iii4,2o , 125 I.
superfine, $1,50. Monday --31 1.1. in extra State. $7,57 ,59 ,1, ,
superfine and extra, $7,624.7,90 50 do extra boldly. in. 42
Tuesday-60 bile extra, store, 50.50, 611 do extra and 1.11111,
tine, $.8.6244,25; 50 do, extra. wharf. 0.42. 50 do extra fini
aly, $9,50 Wednesday —4l) bible extra,
superfine, a Lori, $9, this superfine, wharf and store.
42..25, so du superfine. wharf, $6,12:.21 do in lot,. Iro nr
st”l, Vi,Z. 55 do superfine and extra. s hill f. ,46 1,, Olt .
extra $4,52. To-day -100 bids at i , b; 10 d o
western extra fund), , 36 do from ciag,m.
ceitits light, with but a moderate sto.l.
RAIN... Wheat... The receipts ha, 0 diminidied aim..w hit
but buyers do fist 81.4 4 111 dtspusr.l to purchase at tinniest ask
mg rates, nor sellers disposed to take the offers made The
operations reported on 'Change were 10) bus Red the
611,, at $1.77; an the 7th. 7,500 do Tenni,neee rd on term.,
t made public; also, on the Ith, WOO seeks do du $1,5;.
rn....There is nu, hange worthy of note in C..rn The nide.
DECEMBER 14
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PIT PSEUDO H BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
Presklent.
WILDARTE.
Vice Presidents.
-‘7- I'. S. CLARKE,
Ihneturer.
N. lIOLMES, JR.
Secreta.
JAMRB P. B ry ARR.
Superintendent.
S T. 'NORTHAM, JR.
Committee of Arbitration for Nonember.
EO. W. CAES, V. P, JOHN S. COSORAVR,
JOHN URAFY, HENRYLAMBRRT,
J AMES 011 ARA.
There is no material change to note in our
money market since our last. There is not much
paper on the streets, the banks doing nearly all
that is necessary to supply the trade. Trade has
fallen off a little ; but the arrivals of produce,
and shipments eastward were very large. We
have never before seen so much activity on our
wharf at this season of toyear as for the last
two weeks, and in the oduce line there is no
falling off yet.
Within the last twenty-four hours, over a quar
ter of a million bushels of coal have left in
barges for tile markets below.
In New York there has been rather more in
quiry for money. but there has been an adequate
supply, and there has been no change of rates
which may be quoted at 7 per cent, on call, and
10(4 12 on first class mercantile paper, with an
occasional negotiation of high grade notes at 9.
For several weeks past there has been quite a de
crea,e in the importation of dry goods; last week
the imports being half a million less than during the
same period last year, when they were eery light.
The following is a tabular statement :
.....
I.it•ztv
thlr st,a
Tutni • .. 31117,9,11,9 w 5.1.37.41.4,;330
The value of the exports and imports since the IPt
a:1112Lr) , eleven months. 1, thus semi-officially set
rib
FSt torni G.r Coufgumption
Entered fur Warobonxing
Yr.•.• U, uk .
le 81111 Bullion
Totttl en tvreti at Port
Ik,in.-auc Produce
V.•rchandlm•.
Kdtdan Merrltandale, t'dutiaiei
and
ex p.rix V5,4E10,017 $.89,314.MS
The question of the repeal of the Leery LOWS is
again being agitated in New York, and the Chamber
of Commerce hale, with great unanimillPreeom•
mended their repeal ; the merchants, as a body, are
also represented as being in favor of such u move
ment. on the ground that it etribarusses trade and
cann o t b e enforced. We do not believe that n repeal
of the Usury Lair! will set everything right, and
that in case of its abolishment there will lie no more
stringency or bankruptcy. There things will unhap
pity occur, whatever laws may be enacted on this
subject. The unanimity manifested, however, among
the business portion of the community in relation to
it, leads us to believe that the next. New York legis
lature will repeal the law. with what benefit or injury
remains to be seen.
The Philadelphia Ltd yet- of Wednesday, states
that the money market in that city has been very in
acti‘ e, though the rates are fully maintained. There
is very little first class paper making, our merchants
keeping their business operations very close. We
bear of nothing being done under 12 per cent., from
hich figure the rates run to 2 per cent., owing to the
credit of the paper offered. The hanks are keeping
very rinse.
The stock market is represented as also being
much depressed. and the sides very limited, only
about 5,17,000 being sold on Tuesday :
The market closed very dull, with little or no d'u•
position to operate for a rise. The sales making are
mainly to outsiders, who are taking up such lobs fur
permanent investment as the necessities of holders
tore() on the market.
At Cincinnati the money market is very tight, and
d good paper 15 plenty on the street at 12n13, and
some cases id have been paid, when the Sc
ruritc
was good. Currency is very scarce, and no
immediate prospect of the supply being increased.
This state of affairs lends to a general inconvenience
in business, and it renders a very general contraction
necessary.
The Exchange market is dull at last quotation
he demand is quite limited.
Nit K. —At Louisville, up to the 3,1 inst., 39,-
617 hogs had been slaughtered this season, and
11,73 U remained in the pens. The number killed
"lows a diminution of about two-thirds, compar
ed with the business of last season, when cold
weather set in earlier and farmers were anxious to
get clear of their stock in consequence of the
scarcity of corn.
The receipts of pork at Cincinnati up to Dec.
h. amount to 131,063, which is an excess of
~41, 5 0 compared with the same date last season.
The 11i market ~, n tinties inactive, buyers seem timid
d “st Derv. ate not disposed to press sales. The receipts are
rge : all our railways are nerd to their utmost capacity iii
e trafispurtaldon of hogs from all points: and from present
leati.ins, the numlsir slangh terril here this season will far
that of hod. The Priev o r”. 7.1 gives the following
the arid: and to the ',a.. .1J
torn,. t.l the Cittrtnnittt I'nr.• t'urtr•ut, /
, flitter 11. I tttZt!l
ttf Ilitg, 1.. fur the ..,•,-k hild
Kentucky
‘er and ralli wad .
ugh tull-otea
ghrered at Plain‘ille
%I..edy rapi.ted
, Slatlle date lama season
1 at,.3
.J.s 16.52.
U. J. , I n'j2
IS;A,
The market for hogs and their product, yesterday. was
et, quiet, with no transactions reported beyond a sale of
300 bids of rump poik at $13.54). Yesterday WO bib+ of no-es
pork sold for $17.00. Thu market at Cincinnati has umber
gone a decided ieelino , with butry little demand. Here
the market 111 dull. in consequence of the scarcity of
e.pecuilly currency, and the tight mess of the hanks, , ishich
are curtailing their circulation.
The slaughter of hogs continues unabated. and no less
than 21.040 have been killed during the past ten dais. The
pens are all full, with receipts of 2031,1 hogs by the ! f rankfort
Railroad last night. The bulk of the Kentucky hogs are in,
but the receipts from Indiana have barely commenced.
Wiens. Hamilton, Iti43ett4 Co., peckers ut Jeffersonville.
have :A.),000 hogs engaged, all of which are to he received
during the next three weeks .
Hall Hunt A Co, of the mammoth pork house on this side
of the river, killed 3,000 head of hogs yesterday., and 3,100
head thy day previous, with some 9,000 in pun lest night.
'they. including slaughtering and cutting up, handle 6.000
hogs per clay, a performance equal to the work of flee or six
EttlnattU houses In a week. Atkinson. Thomas & Co., kill
,' 2.000 theft. before, with their pens still full.
The packinVat Owensboro this season will probably ex.
reed 30,1100 hugs, a large increase over last season. The hogs
packed at that packed at that point are controlled, and gen
erally sold by one of our packers, and of course that tube)
should he in the estimate of parking round the falls.
New York Markets.
NKK . YORK. December 13.—Stocks... Chicago and lick
Idand Railroad Fetqi; Cumberland Coal Co. 22%; Erie
Reading tom; Missouri Sixes 864. There is nothing done
in Cotton worth reporting, the foreign advices having eon,-
pletely unsettled the market. Flour w languid; sales 5500
Was at $9,75 for Southern. Wheat quiet; sales Laoo bush.
Corn firmer; sales MOO bush. Pork steady; sales 500 bbls.
Beef dell: sales 2.50 bbls. Lard firm; sales 900 bbls. Whis.
k v inactive and heavy. Coffee firm; sales 11)00 bags Rio at
11 .4. Sugar quiet; sales 550 hhda at i”4 Molasses Orin;
sales 600 bids. Oils in fair request. and steady. Iron steady.
Tobacco trio; wiles 50 hhds. Freights unchanged.
Philadelphia Market.
rtiILthELPRIA. December 13.—There wan a large attendance
Change this morning; but the announcement that the
.ti-itnier had been telegraphed, anapended blueness, both
buyers and iwllers being unwilling to operate until her &t
-riers are made public. There is more inquiry for Flour, and
moat holders now refuse $8,50 for standard brands; sales 700
bbls extra at 88,86.®59. The demand for Wheat continnes
quite limited, and only a few small lots were disposed of at
$1.90@1.92 V bushel for fair and prime red, and V.,42,10 for
white. Corn comes in slowly, but the demand has fallen off;
areall eaten new yellow at 78@79, and old at 96(0)97. Closer
seed scarce and in demand; sales 1'33 bids prime new ni $9
- t! 64 lbe ; Timothy ranges at front $2,76 to sa,l2's bushel.
Whisky steady; small soles in bbls at 40, and In hhds at 39.
Baltimore Market.
B. LTIMOILL. DeentMb, la. 'tales Howard street Flour at
$8,87. Wheat unclutnged. Corn slighly unproved and way
be quoted at 1 tent advance on better grades.
Baltimore Cattle Market
BM:MORE, December 18.—The offerings of beef cattle to
day were 1100 head, of which 190 were driven east, and 120
left over. The remainder were sold at $.508,25 net. There
good supply of Hogs and price have declined • dales
ni t 54.8,60 tijs 100
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COMMERCIAL.
(.11{0. W CASS
MONEY MAREET
1854. 185.5.
$681,48.3 $781,345
1.511,517 844.,496
$2,193,099 $1,675,311
/ 95 ,;454.950 135,727,989
$1'26.11,5.4.43 $10.4,308,4f,8
26,9175,72:, 24,115,079
14,667,342 13,066,406
2.069,116 ;47,776
$172AM4.026 $142336,719
$.525.57,5e1g $51,;88,;'9
1,6t31.96.1 3,619,8 T;,
4,=1,01-1 4.110,000
. lu 1.14_ 26,,;:5w.205
The Hog Market
11111E1
Lorlsrn.Le, Di,omlwr 12.
•Iwrt«d are 100 bus Ear. fr..m wag..., at CS- .
turf, at 4(,, 150 th. d. 4'2c R. In Rte• Ills, is 4
.curl change, sale. Sat ordn) eu the wharf —I a-C.; Imo,
ill/CI:I4IES.. There is au upward ten.lene in Sugar nud
Nl„letxa.a, eaus4-ti by all ttd V in New 40 - Iwilani h.•
tame Nally 1 Sugar 11., 11121.1 r wt
111,1, and 9r bg the bbl. 1101.ries . firm at .4404,444 in the
4itrly part iiitho we'll: the figiurrw were linen 43 10 43
rn to on!) else male reporieil •iii
(lance. viz 10 tvagd at ra.4l.
barrel
RON AND NAIL - 4 —There ts inquiry al t:it
uta,i in ~t, itrite hat
S K }lassoed Is Brmat , of go, oral 1.4 a 7,
mpg the. work trothlng th,lng in Clover Tim. h‘
SALT Steele sale. 4.1 No I Zvi flrll,l] $1.52.
f airu
Pitt AIETAL.. T 1..,. ltdst. Itron 1.111 u Ildnu
Rue!, u Loth hare 144'11 ntatht 111 I.,Ln at ft.dn
A tato was ntado on the 7th mat Allrghottl
clutroctal tonal-14am, at U-1. 6 and 7 nntnttn.. altut ut tun,
A /110/Pn) N.. lat ph, 5 and 6 wt. Wr tau , notr a aa1t.. , 1
Itat tttux ~r ?urns.° at in., u lnn and '2
$3O. ruall. prt \St I.lllk wl4l tbat x ,'.l(l4atifq
anion Lbtwu All.l hurt, 11,a wnb the hi,
tau. .at,. .tt Wltult ha,, been 111,1 a.. but not rui...tt
uto the am,ount u lauul I , nr4 'L.,11
on, ?:ts
WHISK Kw - laird Is 4rlllrig en •r v dog tt
N,..1 hint rep,' t.,1 In ruu
LII erpool Jarkel•
- Jt3
r, NV.vglern Caned Fl,,ur rd 4;.% Vn..i (',.(,
; )Ohm' ; 41.
111.1 }l,..ef quiet . me.ai Nrk quiet . 1,1
nt prime in. 3, Lard k1i , ht,..,1 i,, C 6• 1....
t..t, The market chard firm.ftrid ifif.l•llinr 11114 hal kg... 1
Cur toil a betler 14,11ng pr. "u1e.,1 at 111.
close TL« r.a.1,11 tl. wr,[ x«rr 4,.1 xlu. L t
vp•maltttork twk ao,Ouu
Sturr• toilet tipii.t•
3.48 11.utin se. ftwo macs /11•
Flour hap dw lined Cal 1,14, and II twat fr.tn 1.1 t..
Cons°la Irate a4liancol 641 1 4
Mcileury's Cin•ular qinutry n 4.1 Wkwei at 115 Nol. 4,1 v hit.
12.. 6d. IVestr•rn Canal Flour 12tH,'.. ; ail lit.: r. 14.•11,,
01., 4644:a 1 1 ...110v and rat.tod C./rn Sta
1.4,1 at 7C17. 1. 1 . a.. 11. WILL
pple.. tree° 1,14 s
A Irtionol.
kap,.
Al, blAs.
A grleul t urul 1 m pie nle n te. I.k
Beef.
Beet. tlllre,a
tteans.
Broolon. dot,
Butter, bbl* •
Butter. lirk In. and /Lc*.
Brun. Shur - t, Sr,•nek •
Brickn and
Bap, bundl,
Barley. sari,.
Loxi,
C4,[l. sacka
Corn WA/.
boxiv
Cundlan.
1,04, bes.l
CI At ult. litat.t,
Coffee, melt 11.
e . °/.r.g... piw•e4
Coatings, ••
Coatings, tons,
parkty,ms.
nits.sts,
rrlttp.l. 14. Lag.
I,rpth,
Irt
1111,11,1 po.ckJfl. 4 .,
I)ry
Eggn. bbl.
Flur. l,ble
Ft-where, netckt,
Fruit, dried. bush
Fish, kit,
For, halt.,
:h.)2.894
1;4,;6u
I 81.194)
2 , J.1.6.90
161,-.13
mcerlt,t, pec kapre
liinveng, mucks,
ZEE=
bule
f 1111 a
'sr.
bee d,
KA , 16.11A1 17,76:1
acre. piwkl,l 1;,1.:.• Si,lll 3.:..:.r."6
btlie`A,Bl 1:.1 la
TN. '.:l 116 I'2'4
14L.1174 297,4444 141.474
' - 4.1148 5.241 41,161 'a1.t419
14 1:1 IN,
:146 481
6.:.1 l'. 84z4 114
44
li. Ni 44
:A. , 7 '..11:
f..! , 4k44 1 . :21. 9 .71. 2.0.1
, 1.1 N 1 0
lard
Li m“, 41 nil, Ma,
Leather, roll,
I,urn her, fea•l .
Lrad. ••
Lemon.,
I.ime, I.IIA,
Ntl,lltaara,
Motu!, tuna.
Malt, aavks.
I.
nark'-,
keg,
Naval Storer, 14,1 A
Oil Cake, tone
hate, marks
Pork
••
••
" Luxus.
•• bulk,
Mlundle•e
de•r, keg,
Hags, bale, 5: 2.119
Rye. sacks, 8.310 96,400
Soup, boxes. 00 1,977
Sugar, bids and Mid, 445 4.010
' Salt, bbls, 1,714 12,604
Slough's, bundlee, oo 1,02 u
liking, bales, 00 49
Stock, head. 6.56 10,964
Seed, flax, obis, 1.14 433
•• Timothy, bble. 1.0 n:.6
Sundry mercbandlxe, packugra, 1.313 21.488
tons, (MI 2..049
Sundry Liquors, labia, 135 1,180
Sundry manufactured piece. 449 5692
-' produce packages. UU 00
Starch, bolas, 00 00
Steel. pieces, 5,170 44,530
Springs and Axles, pieces, 2,791 32,814
T 0 1 ,11,13, kegs and boxes, 115 5,039
bhds. I() 59
- bales, 44 4 , 33
Tin, boxes, 38 669
Tuw, bales, (X) 20
Teas, packages. 813 9,509
Vinegar, bbls. 18 406
Whisky, - 1.369 1/.186
Wool, sack, 237 7.623
'• IDs, 0(1 00
White Lead, kegs. 1.105 31,140
Wagon Boxes, seta, 00 1,685
Willow wars, duz, (X) 1,308
Wire, packages. 166 222
Winos, boxes, 50 919
Ware, crates, 00 1,533
Wheat, sacks, 9.082 149,636
Yarn. 280 1,497
_ ' '`+t ~ M ice. -"~'"'~,='.:
IM=11!1=1
it a chNin” r
EXPORTS.
SIM , ' S4lll, I
wt 44: ZAnIPI I,Ar
70. 2...9‘0 221 ,
10,
..to 17.141
19f., 1.171
14e. 3.929
2.194
14/
(491
UU .1191
194
::41 LAC:, 2.113.9
4 n 32 — .4•27719)
1 , O.) 1,011
.01 4:90,
1.7
1.1
IA)
1.944 1:1,9117 11..11 ,
12% 4.091
141 3,0
1:
1 1/4,1.19;
2.4 w; 1,11
2,734 39.747
ul 17
442 4.79:1
679
t. ; L.114A,
to“
:'1 :.7 7..1
.t. 1,541 1
64 . 2
:16
• t
its
17'2 '2.41
9.424 39,1;e,
4.eNs fA1.51:!,1
.447 41 .574 :! , 1,752
1,1
10
16,771:
1:=Iffill
1.4“3
PIT 1,2%1
,713 104.9:4
Hsu I
SI 74+ s7:l
Ike Ini
Kl 5 110
1.1'4
34'
1.11
01
tj • J
5.t
14.1
i .
•
• •o
Apples. bbls
Ash., packages
Agricultural linplements, pl.mi
Beef, barrels
Do.. tierce.
Bags, bundles
Barley, bushels
Beans, do.
Books, boxes
Brooms, dozens
Butter, bids
Do. firkins and kegs
Blooms. tons
Bran and NI idillings, sacks
Caulks, boxes
Carriages. packages
Copper, .I.s.
Do. she. to.
Corn. bushels
Corn-meal. bushels
Cider. barrels
Cheese, 'sixes
Cot tun, bales
Garen, eneks
C0d11.411. drum,
Cooperage. pier.,
Drugs, Hu-lingo,
Dry Goods, pac •kaires
Eggs, barrels and kis,
•
Floor, 'ibis
Feathers. welts
Fish, sand. Lido
Finit, kei.,,, and kite
Frail., dried. bushels
Furs. Lake
Grease, Lads
1.111495, 'sex e s
Glannware, pilekagiel
iiinrning. .mks
Orin,erien. package:,
hemp, bidet,
Hides. 15,...., [math,
Hiders, ,11,11, 141111111 w
Herring,. 1,. , n,•,
lloire, bend
flips, liali,
Ilnir, narks
115115 w-ware. pne1,14{4..
I rim. pieces
Iron, 141111111,
11,11 i„,rei. tong
Iron. scrap, package,
Lead, pig,
Lend Pipe, package:l ...
Lard, lAA., 657 1.500
1..a.ril kegs 159 3.415
Leather. bundles 250 '.69
Lime. 1,1 , 14 291 4,133
Liiimirn. bids and lopes 23 3.154
Ilerd halal, 1111 d SUIIIIII,I, plign 4320 5,1.186
51, , 1i.nen. barrels PSI 3.400
Malt. bushels 52 1571
Nails, kegs 4.ini 507
Nut, socks 5 2'21
i id. bids 252 4,551
(Into. bushels 3,734 47,235
i 11l Cake. Wake CA. 1,022
P.dk and Lucid, 1C1,.!,
1,, [wryer
liarrnl.
1.,,,
1,, bulk
bun .11,
haat., hbls
)L.(411. toril
Hy.•. Lueh•.le
I{ , ^ltt. Tat it 1.1 1 .11 it 1.1.1•
142.trv... I, vita
Rag, htli.—
tlg It r
Stigm. 1.611
Flat, 1.1,11,1.4
Tnottiv. 1•1,11eli
Dn. ilenip, 1,411. , 11
SAIL 1.61.
Salt.
1.•,•1 and
hhi.,
‘1.11..nt.
1.14 kage,
~.,..
STOCK TABLE.
t,t.‘ Eh \ NIENT
rent, ,Jauuary July '103!
a 141.12.1) S July.
Jauunry S Jut;
S Lit t; - F 4 ...0 t. Intl: J,Lnuat Si July 'H.;
1.0-1 Male. 1 , 0'4; January S July
rATr: sEcur(iTIES
N V r. '0 , •-nt. 1%60-4;1 ...1111, Apnl. July .T 41.:11'2
Nl6 r• • , ul. 1 ,, 7,1 _Jail., April. Jul) & 0pt.'115 , ,,,
N 1 llt,A , rut, I'4 cy', Jun, April. July ,t ytt lnt
I i' , ... - i • .1. 14.0.4-,1 .4.. AprO, Jul, A f.lcL!lO7
l .. - p .eht, 1 , :.4) Jan. Apra. Jul, A q.
\.l .. 0 . era. 1 , 0 Jan . Apra, Jul . , 6 Ikt I Lof.!,
Jan A ..1,13y ilr2
. - r .. n _
1.1‘,..
nt. 1.7,
"hi
11f ,11/11\ t01.11...11 CY. !V..;
"F. „ Ilt, 1.'74
111111.. itsE , r nal IMP 1.47 .11.11 July 110:1
11l un n. Ititr:”.,l I ml, np.t 1.1 ,tlJal.
111•10.1iLl • Jail IJuly] e 1
I wild!, .. 111 Jao . &
rl,l tm. r, r Jar, d •IdaY
•-ni
vrtt
• 1,1 1. g 1..:1
112,4-1,1
CITI AN! , u"INTY WIN!,
All.
111.,-1,,,y ,; m. \ Alley Ft ;
k1 . 1.1.11(1. IL I
4, .1
RAN I: ST , CI:,
nl. It,
Ai,•l uret, 11/.1,1, rU
I.A. Ism.p. LA, 7
\!r,
I
I , el • 1.....,11140. .
I,‘_l , 0 Gr
;AI 11/..]
11,7 Bald.
N 14.., 841,1. 1I;
/11:11M;I.
4 1 I Itre
I Ino.l t
1,: , •.11+ it/
It )11.101AD ( , )11}•A 11E,
14altim..” a".l
.1.. 45
l'ittobittgh
:n1
nitol r.ut
Pln.l.orgh
.1 fl,•y Lou,„w i'.,n~l,n
1 \ `t RA \ l\llll'.\\ IF'
l'iltotmrg - 14 I I
11r•41n 11.1 i rates
; Itln.n, 1115;trat;;.;
A , ,.. te.i flr t•tlivn t '013.11,3t0
1. nu RANI OINIPANIF:..
l'ittNtnn I.• Pint:o,loth
14burtzti and I,anst Oh.
F n‘.
•.
Fl
111 kil ICS
A Ileitheilt ntol Perr ale Plank 11,1.1
Chart i. rn l'•uil
iireennlairg Turnpike. ..
Hume It/Wu-ay Dry Ik•ek .
Turtle t'reok }lnuit Ruin!
.•.
lilackurattir •.• .• •
V•iiiglitugheity Slacknuttur .
RATES OF Discouvr.
I'I.NN,N 1.4 ‘ NIA 11... n. I, At 11'...ater
Bank .4 Pio-mo a t, pa, Fir.,.. /. at 'Aral L
Ent 11011,, 111411 k . .1. Ina, itrdn. II at Von im..i.w 1, .1..
Air and \timid .1.. par t'uy 1t....k. doctnrial. do
Bank .d dononeree par Conon., oil Ilk. i lie .4. 11 .1,
Bunk of North America par Franklin Rank du
;hunk .d F.,rt h 4, i n Idla•r'... fair I,aoi, el to Milk . do
Bank ol Peoria vlvania par "lot. Life In. 4t. Tr tl.l I', do
Rank of Penn Towtudiip. par M ritet n Ileaerve Bank .1.,
cronmei mad Bank of Pn tad 'Small Not, A,
J./WM.IY a I .lochanie, Bk. parr NNW' ENGLAND
I,lre rd Ralik . par , All Solsent Bank. ‘';
Ken, ugton lkink . par! NEM 14 , RI(
Sim., .4 Nle. hantra Bk par. N 1,4 l..rk CU par
\I, LII./.....14 riSlnk . . .. lair Countr) .... ... .
)10) amens, ng 11.11. . pir SIARYLAND .
Philadelphia Bank . par Baklava,. . par
Nadi...irk Bank . par l'orndr) ... . ... I . ',
frade , ttul' Bank tai ,S. JERSEY a DEI.AM ARE.
%%enter,. Bank ... par' All solvent /kinks !..,
Rank ot Chaniberaburg...
. 1 ., 1 IRO IN IA.
Hank of Chest, County. par. Bank of the A alloy ...... .. ~
Ban kof Daus 11k... .. ... par , Rao kof Va Richmond... :to
Noll: ..I . Del Co .Cl.,ter. par Ex. Bank. A ~.. Norfolk... do
hank .4 iierinant,a it par Fantler. B'l., of A irglnia ,lo
Bank ot I let ty sherg It .. 4,, Merchatio.' A. 11,. h. Rank 1,,
Bank of L. , a lot.. n . North ‘I I .-stet a 8ack..... do
Hank of .t/ iddltdon a . . 1,1,,, }lmola,
Montgomery C., Rank par NoIITII CARMAN A.
flank of Northumberland par liaok ot Cape Fear 1 .
P011,,,,kin 111. a Bridge Co lain Bunk of ;NI of N llaroll'n .1
I i...i Irs Lo 4, II Ito,, k. . . par. CI. Bali 1., Wilmington do
Eaton Bank par 'llcrcliati! , ,' U. Neu burn .1.1
Ern! Bank 1 1 . S , UTII CAROLINA.
Partner,,' Ilk of IruckS Co lou t Ilk of the St...f tl Cardin. do
Fanner' Ilk of Laricioder par Bank of South Carolin a d„
Farmer' Ilk of Reading par Rank .4' ( 'llarlo.ton . do
Farm Ilk ol li.•lito !kill Co par Plantar' A Median'.' Ilk .1.,
Far a Drov Wapn,lnir.: 1.,' OE. IR( I TA.
Franklin Ilk 1% ashimzion I. Augusta In, 4, Bk'g 0.
Iliortmloirg Bank '-,', Batik of Augusita ....... e .. II
1 Iloneodale Bank . 1 . .:; Ilk of Bruniin lek. MICA 1
Lanciodei Bank ... ~ . par 1 TENN Ka:4ER.
Lama....ter County Bank. par' All holnatit lhoika... .... 3
I odnomn Bank par ' It ENTUCK 1'
Miner,' tuna), of 1 . 1 , 11 k Ville par. Ilk of Kentucky. Lour,',. 1 .;
Monongahela think . par Ilk of bouisri'a Thurston do
Scoot Brunch Bank „ ... par ' , NI ai horn Ilk of Kentucky do
Wyondox BkW ilkeabarre pat , Soot helm Ilk ot Kent tick ) do
l'• at Bank .... .... .. .. 1..., INDIANA.
Relief Nob, . . . I Slam Batik ,t branches.. la:.
U li I(). )IISSOU RI.
i ii ih r, l ,
~ , ,R h t a. t .t a
A lli k o r ili .i . 1
i, ...
,1, .,:" Ilk of St l it v i. l . s , ( .l l ,o \l i s .4 lN iiiri 1
Boinch at Athens... U. Marine a Fire in. Co chks 5
Branch at Bridgeport do I \UCH ICI AN'.
,
Branch at Chillicothe , 1,., I Farmers A Afech. Bunk... 1
Branch at Cleveland d o [ Peninsular Bank I
Branch at Toledo . ,I„llnimrance f'utnpatiy I
Branch at Daytond ol litate Bank I
Branch at Delaware do. CANADA.
Branch at Colundan, dot Bk of N. Amer.. Toronto. 2
Branch at Ashtabula d o ilik of the People. Toronto 2
Brunch at Salem do Bank of Montreal 2
haunch at Ntansfieht do Bk of U. Canada, Toronto. 2
Branch at Ripley.. do EASTERN EXCHANU E.
Brand, at Cincinnati do 'On New York. for eurr'cy '.'.
Branch at AVitohin g ton ... du iOu Philadelphia.........._. ~..".
Branch at Cadiz. . doiOn Baltimore 1
Branch at Lancaster dol WESTERN EXCHANG}:.
Branch at Steubenville... du Cincinnatil
Brandt at Mt. Vernon.... do Louisville 1
Branch at Newark. (lo St. Louts, l
Brunch at Springlield doIGOLD AND SPECIE VALUE.
Branch at Marietta_ do!Doubloons, Spanish._.... Iti I M.I
Branch at Tray do! du / l atrlot 15 No
Brunch at Mt. Pleaaant... do; Eagle., old 10 GO
Branch at Zanesville dolEagle. new 10 Oil
Branch at Norwalk dolNredericksthirs 7 SO
Branch at .Pinua do Ten Tnnlers.-.. ......... .... 7 :' , O
Branch at Portamouth.... do Guineas 6 OU
Branch at Eaton do Sovereigns 4 Stl .
Branch at Ravenna do Tert Guilders 3 145
Branch at Cuyahoga..... . . doiNapolema ... ..... . . 3SU
Branch at Ntao.dllon do 'Ducats
r t
, .,.
~ - . :„. .- ',•, ' :','*'7,i..:- -
, ''''-',t.-•,-..c.z'-!:,.
ISMER!
-'4l
MiMI
IMPORTS,'
For the Enc. pone time
'eek. Sept. 1. last year.
ES.M 7,820 7.851
370 4,837 7.361
79 368 4,616
83 740
7 319
415 3,631
2.257 211,839
85 439
296 3,110
227 4.687
348 1,867
252 4.036
56 2.162
119 3,185
195 1,098
It 288
6 57
95
1.390
6,385
1,083
3.087
4.846 18,392
1711 411
11 283
4,052 24,044
LK - 2 4.713
1.339 27,053
60 60
72.324 156,7711
1,461 35.304
3.569 ;3.151
92 2,465
21.772 264,969
199 2.377
211 5.863
93 1.999
670 4,093
64 10494
37 Z 34
1,030 14.963
72 946
S 149
1.241 17,342
101 3.294
1.045 19.560
995
308 1,818
1.509 15.440
110 445
50 4:39
1.795 29,743
2,057
20 4.807
125 633
31 426
100 9,900
1,241
i 6. S 4
I 1r
1,650
1.71 u
14.610
43, 938
4 ql 0
1 Vtild
1,172 17.1175
16
1.61+3 9,162
145 13,A41
1':.:5.".l 1::1.31a
:1,541h
1 11
1,9 1
I. 4
• 1 ,
1
1 1.0-v2,
1.012 1tt,721
1.7 . J4
7‘13
21 1.011
610
:;.1.51,3 678,104
• tirr;
5:; SJ
Jan & J d y
Jan. & Jdly 'll'2
Jun 1 Jdly
Jan idly.' 102
Jetit
ti A .Its1)1. 9-7
l it u r y,
9,0 1 :
.1 July W.
161
I MCI
_
11 I
10 MV
th, , A 1
x., v,
.4, 47
1 ( .1,
I
lqUitN v,lll
ro,kiztyl an•l A _ „ •
oil' I.•ava •
ht 7'
I. k. 1 Al
Thu' ~ l a, A .11/•I .“ 1..
'mt.. Ip• • “1, Nloo.:AA t,o
I.tAs ot k. A. \l,
froight or l'iool 6 , applA ,
1 1 ;1.1.1 . .N11‘k ‘..
Wheeing anti Gallipoli. Packut
A.
I`. It AP. 1 P• 1 PI
1;
p 11
'" • ' V• . r) FRIDAY .% \ I
N/.,
'b,l
1 i d
r.
_,
Regular l'uesday Packet fur %Vitt-cling
Marietta and Galllol,oll,
Tlin r uuJ Spi.•11•Ild 4 1.•:1111,
;1 1111‘ 1 t r ' ll . l . , J i r ud , •
..r 1.,, , ..t.gt• appi, I , —ar I.
M HAI-at/N.";
2: 28 Y I
1_
=DEM
I 0S) 40
For Cincinnati and Loizl,. Me.
The x,1111.•, Hi N'ilt.,ftl:. L0pt.41.1 I. IA
,•• and ini,•1[...t.0. ,
berttnater at j, .%
11 At
For ( Itichatatibt i /11.4 i 1.41,11."
t JA II F., l' t.
L , . It
kus- Wi .
alit ,t• am' 1111 , 1 11,. •: I. I ,
11 , 1s•tulter 14, at 4 tt't Ittt k 11
I'rstight r,r ittaltargo. applt , t 0 Isttl ttt
C111. t:t 1.1 \1111,r.•1,
For Illrniphi* altql Near llrlrntt4.
mt....tit .1 St II 11 I.NI \ '.‘i
~46 2.1 4 HAI , - R
01,1, It , I,
1 , ••11, :" i I: i`
LAtt-tttult•tt 'ILK, at 10 WI 1 , .•k .1 NI
It'ttt frt•lttltl ~r •,r1 t 001..0 t.;
tits F LACK t 1 11.111\ I r.•
For ItlemplilsTattAi NC as l/rlroki...
The att•ttru, CALI...Ikt N I S t C.tt, Lttt, I
s---41ttrk. .1 It ,>:I':: --1,:1
ILL.., 111111 1111,11/ , ,11,0,
t 14, at 10 "clot I% A NI
Fttr Irt•tgltt IP[ 1 , 4,1 ttr
tits J 11 11l \ \ 1
For Memphlw , 't'lrkirbstrg A %CU' ()1 . 1.,111%
,t,tattt, 1. 0 0% lIF \ I'., CANA.
D 1 ,1, 1 .• k.
IthriVl` 1/111,111..,11111, 1,1
ISTottlier 17, at 1 , 1 „'rink A Fl 1.,
' h..r frt-tclit it-a„gt• attitl tot It.tat ! t •
\ F I.ACK
The 0, KT , ;l\ N.
n i_412 , 4 - t'l.•rk I \I ; ; •
1t1.,.,•100 , t 14th. to k .
trowitt pa,sage i
For ('lneltinati and Lotalesvillr.
~ D •anter 111111. Captatt, r .st t•
1•.; It. , o. .1,
tntermt , ,lutte .itt FRIDA Y. It, 1,.1..1 I
at 4 I'. 11
fright .it lct , wrro MTh' ot‘ 1 . .. A. or t•t
BA t't RAJ .
For Chic innati and Louisville
.. The minim, lI.IN iSFI El .1 , . i'aptaiii l 13..
IIIIKENLEE---Cl,i k, lial NI ~ aOI ha,,. 1 . D.
...
above nh.l atiorile,iltitr 1 , .. i:- .•ii I- Rib 1 )
December 14th, at lit o', I„r V. A. 11
Far freight or passage. apply oti lio:ir.l
- -- - -
Regular Lonlaville Packet.
The steamer JACOB HIE. Captaiii A Si ir
--Clerk, R. C. ii ll, ollN—Will 1,,,, , NJ, Ow id. 1
and intertii , 4lllll,. !sat., TII I. DAY. le., ed.-
14th, at 4 P. 11.
For freight or plUtsagl , apply an Ih,nrtl. qq . I ,
dell) FLACK Si liAltSEs. 1,-eut-.
...
For St. Louis arid Keokuk.
The steamer M.tßENiii), Caption .1. 910 CAI
Litt; Allit,t6l6 Clerk; aill lesr.. for th.. .ils- ,
awl Intarinoliate ports or, FRI Li IV. lie. no
Inc 14th, at 4 o'clock P. 111.
For freight or piltinge apply on hoard. , I..decs a- COLLINGIViii ID s FLACK. Ag, Li..
--
---- Par St. Lour..
The steamer lilt EAT IVES'''. L's i gall.
NIV 0
ULI.L OO . I II — CI, - 1:, A. 11 CANT', --, ,II 1e.,.
for the above anil nil ititeruosliate I-210 , •1
FRIDAY, December 14th.
For freight or 118Viage, iii,l,ly on Imanl.
For Nashville.
The steamer 1,1.2C1E MAY. Capt. .1 J
scm—Clerk. A. i1.0111,40N. JR.—will 1.•,,‘.• 1 the
I .kova and I ntenned tate p. ~n .S ATI DA I.
December 16th, at 103.6 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
dec.3 FLACK A: LIVINOSTON.
ROLL BRIIISTONE-9U Ulm for sale
nor-29 K A I , A.ll.. , itlertA - 2K A C..
L , ,
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RIVER NEWS.
Tits Alyea. Last evening. nt tier. rrrn 7
ti Inches water in the channel, by the pier marks. mot
We hod a light epriagliog of snow uo Wedioneln, o.ilo.
ton'ards morning. yiettertiny, it turned to rain twd ~n t it,
or throughout the whole any with every pro.p., t ,
tinnaneo. The ire wins thmting out of the Alieghrny ri
yeAertlay, In large quantities. Weather modr•rtriuc
,Tus steamer " Diurnal," Cups. J.. 1. Shoals. i+ the regnh
packet fur Wherling this morning: she kaivs at to o.chek
Teo: Louisville Chunk", of the 12th, quotes the riv• r 3,11
with 5 feet 9 inchert {rater Inches wnter in the t . :111 . 1 I. 'll , .
the Grlls 4 fes,t water in the
THE ever punctual and rxrellent gteaultr Teller
uia,'• CNA. Calhoon. will leave• lor Sew UrleaNs and all in
termodiat torte this evening. All it In. are Lund that aa,
and i(1001 . C:lrt. C. and Mr. $1011)s. il,. S7 o oll o llololy I••rt
will of VOUrsr gu 0111 , 00 D/ the ••CIAlt,lOOOl
Carr. T. trim ti Cat "111
lease thin afterasnits Natth Ile. Travelers ea
hour,] early. otherwise they !nay be lett \I r \ 'lath s
and !Lite!, clrrk. n zil,‘ a, • Ai il/` I it
filraish all With rxtellrnt
Me famous rtelttner C'zq.t. A l.raung. In ill Lr
neuly to cast tills evening her Ciucirr anti nuJ all way
pla.relw. It is unnecemeary for ISO t.. enlarge on tli4uthlica-
Lionel of this boat. her rterommodatioo, etc.. u. RLe e. al tea ly
a great favorite 01111 the traveling I.ohlic Capt. C 411(1
Li
polite clerk, Mr. Coes, aro ecerr 1.119 .51,111 teed 1.. Iwo,: the
'• iu to 0-Is! repute.
ANatliEtt STEAMIMAT SUNK.—We learn front the• Vi
I/11 (Airdfr, that the steamer ••Jame, Paul " mink in the
Waliamh. at l'aleetine, 111.. MI the morning die 7th inn.
She had landed at that place. and after taking IW
corn WM found to be. sinking. add went down in .!unto
minutes. The greater to ruin .)f the 6:111 . ,:ti, 4 , 11%1,111,Z el
dour, at Terre flame. will (a art -,1. tutu it is th.,tivllt the
Si I load run h raised.
THE new and splendid steamer " Cnia.
Mrullough, will halve fiir St ban- and iniermedia
ports this morning at to e'rlork She has .ape Fa, ay.,.
11.6 s. tiolln for passenger and her officers iv:, :vll scperi,ito
rivernteri—gentlemanly and polite t , all wit., hav, .leat.ne
wills them, and never tire in their exertions to teaks all te,
e.nnhirtable and at Levine who travel on the steam,' • t'al.
deals." We advise all to Is on Intaisl early and Recur.. titer
stitte•roonts.
THE RIVER.—At this point ti, river wati lallin¢ alio,
h • rlay, with a depth of 7 , , feet sported E C., We ha,
nothing worthy or node from any of lb, upper river.. Are
al. we, iicarce .eiteriLay ripte oult tele, ide—
and windy.—Sf.
1/.1/1.1.0ES BY YOB ÜBLE ON VIE icar ft oiti
Ili
'icor - Pi of 1.• David 111111, jliAt up 11 , 111 NoN, u, kith, I IF,
gale of Saturday oiglit mid Sunda% ;Jr.,
u.1,113a11.1 Ni/..0
nodtir
Tha
David 11 bite mwmillmr,l 61,in , ‘“tutalay maid.
, hurt 41i9tfulee Lahive Idettildt, and nu, till 111,11111“. the
ind bluu tag IA ta.rf,l gale. Mum .1.“ huht appmsr,d
root prummt.al n nowt app..aratt.•. multinu
steam, il.ck and nut alatut as if mu ..a.
F:vervwlwr.• along theriu rt . teillvatem. 111 e gal.. i mid
L.
ao.n. l'rt 'duce, cue) and whata-Imatr wet, rt•tl,l and .11111,
In all clawtima+, but the Whit, 1,1-1141: u.l at it. e ,
of the ix , itittl. the partictllar, of the ue w .
The White watt in thr gal.. a Short dettArlve 1111 mph',
Saturday Hight
TM. fun-t.. 4 Iltv ma. uttlo• 1 1, 1 t It. t. , ai.ll at I'm
ciuttati, before daylight,
. 4 111tda% tumalitg. 11111 q ex..1111,h(%
the filet that the mind tras.d• ilmn-ttml u;
(v. Loon,.
wharfiloat at El mil 11 h th 11l . 31, .1111 k. n .41
mut ity c.bru .ithi 1. 3 .•h It 1.3. t. Th.. a had h
A. MI Ow Iftgli .31 tlw time. 3,33 t1r.,3 to-J.
PORT OP PITTSBURG/I
FEET 6_lscl4ii a ATI.P. IY TI,E •H\\NII
ARRIVED
.Itttlerrtttn. W.H.llwar I. 111 ,,, ?1,1P l .
" latzterntt. littnntttl. Rr. tlt 11.
ttttl. Itttartl. Itt•t•tritt+. Elltttl-t 1.
" Yo.ilA/A, k-ttt ~et
" ?fit ti S. .1. I I.•t-tt ,!.
Diurnal. Slbial. Wheebti<
' Fairy Quern. RP°, Steubenville
" Ruch.ter. Neare. Loubiville
Janie, Park,
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson. FR0,11,,
Lucerne, Bennett. Brownsville'
" Col. Ruyan', R."Lls, Elizabeth
Ilenileri. Nec
" N., '2. Herz:,
" lieu Lariuler
" P.ireg IV” Whc. be_
Queen
11,1 iit.l.l.
1855. 1856,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
L01:18VILLE AND SAINT Ll►l IS
THE PITTS 11 AND ('INI INNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
n.R o•NvETANcE PA. , SEN;ER.- ;AtE;t.IIT
ernrexv
Pit t3ilstirgh, Cincinnati, Lotti,, illy,
and Saint
• TurN LATE
w romikts,,l ••••,1
r. 41
firet-cl ine
xe, poerful Steil t tine- 11_
quall,d for stteed. tiplentio, safeiva.-2LZ.T'
and comfort. and in the ONLY TO our , 311 1,11.1 LINE
P.M.HETII on the llitie river. It ith the C. S. Mail
bar of Steamers Cr,,, Cincinnati 1.. L. Ilex iiln and &mit
Loui s , try which jeweengers and freights are ttristeti Jod
rezeipfxd tac•••••01 th 0,70 Tu,. r,••••:
Br.,t
RI ('6 EY I'. ccl'lTl-: . V\‘ 15i1.11,1 ' , A.,. ~:"...
CITI ..).' IV II tc:/c.1.; N.. .1.•1, N 1 . 1. i . q t,L.
A LIAM lIEN 1*
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Plttmburgh, Staub...tellle ntt %%Alecliav,
Parket..
The DU lIN AL. 1.1.1 .1 \ ?
";1-1.1.1 Fill
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I.lllgli. :ge01.,. I Ile al, I \11,,, liti
r rrrrrght riarrs.agr. Appl, rr rr qtrrl
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For
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TIIEATRE.—J.. -C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
Msna g ar; Wm. II Iten, Stage Manager; CHAS. FOSTYR,
Malinger. Treasurer, J. V. Ittawrrr.
PRICE/3 OP alums= :
fluxes and Iltiquette 50c. I Private Boxes, 1arg0......58 00
eiVrld Tier Private'Boxee, . 5 00
for colored person, 26 mints.
,cht- Certificate. securing seats, cents extra.
ll It4edit 4 11AGUIE .111'1efIELL
IItIDA V EVENING, DEet..unua 14. IS6,
'l' Ire Ike h 'feint and liamet, Miu
Nla ggieUul „ ntrG.(:finninglian i; Ali. Mcltride;
Maria, Lillie
ILA I.LS,,
Minot:hilly L. Dow.
After which,
The Four Shit ers.—Foor Sister, ML Maggie 51
M. Iteanchawi..
T.. ,nmelnds , with
l'ltt• Lady of Ihe Llone--hrily Anis. '4l/;• Magici
‘ll..
tpt, at curmin at 7
11A1.1..—Last week ()I
ILAN S tiIZAND DIoItAMIC PANORAMA
RI NA I A W A R '
• From t . - ounneurelo,ut to the fall of Sebuetopel.
The s.ssitin• 1.5u15/r/i/sia ever, an area of upward/4 of 5 , 01 W
1. et of being materially aniqi - ti4l by the union of the
iv of .•leborat, mil Intricate etathinery with
F...X.TIIAuRDI NARY CIIIOI.ICAL EFFIXTS!
p.a - truytng the rising - names in the Burning Cities,
Itemh;u II i ts. 4:55.. beautiful Moonlight Scenes, Twinkling
:mars, and 25'.11,,ry ltellrction in the Water. There are thirty
51/515/r551/1 -55•55//55 , 5: inwly du. itgured are life aloe; the whole
t,rltuating with the
STORMING OF SEBASToPOL AND FALL OF TIER
MALAIiOFFr
Amid the deafening explosion of the mines. rolling of the,
ninsketr) ionl hootning of cannon, together with the lurid
glare of the BURNING CITY. producing an alma
ONCE SEEN NEVER TO BE FoRGOTTEN!
ll.—There trill be Afternoon Exhibitions on WEDNES
DAY mid SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. Admission, 26 , amts;
children m the ittternuon. 10 outs.
In the evening. doors open at (Di; commencing at
o clock. Admission, 2k cents: children, 15 cents.
EXCURSION"FRIP TO THE SUNNY
SOLIII AND O HEAT W EST. .
PANORAMA OF 'ruE (iItEAT WEST AND SOUTH.
Embracing vi en or the Sugar cud Cotton Plantations of
Louisiana ; Louis, Alton, it. the Missouri mid Illinois
Itn er. Pei ,ria and Peoria Luke, and the surrounding country;
Lacon. llt.. Pere and Lasalle, every city and town ou
hicago and I', ick Island Railroad; Ottawa, Stained Rock,
evitl the Indituf Scenes. Monis, Joliet and Bien Island, are
faithfully represented. Views of the Lakes Michigan and
Jr,e, the ..its ..f cif v of Detroit., out portions of
Canada Went. We )Lao wee (laver, and cities of Tulfflo and
with Ilion pini mites Of the mini( prominent citizens
.dtb.• West.
.1 e ivt lA , A intrien . • Pain aurna takes the spectator over
lodes IL.' 111 ,, 1111,1,1t111g pl,rt woe of the tircat Merit
.south.
At It exbildt i,m un Explanatory Lecture is gi von by
adante A itdr...n...0 the ArtiNt hinntelf, giving a deneriptiun
vach .•its anti t,nn. repre,utte.t.
II ii he exhibited tit MASONIC HALL, every. evening,
inn \ I.A V. it, .•ntlter hi, tt. January 2d. 1856, and every .
E,ItA X and ~ A n lII.AI' A PD:ll.s. otAzi. Evening
0,1,11/11,11t, ; afternoon at 3 ...cluck.
1 . 1 . 11 t.,; children, Itartie, of five
n.
dee).
LLE. v I e ) T I ., will give
letestug through htiehurgh to N-* York - , nt CITY
11.1. on MC, DAY, the I; th ,p 1 beeettil-r. tinder the dine
u,,,, MAI:RICK
11,9_ The ,gilt• of Likets atol s,ets will commence
at 11. Mel... .t tiro. s. Fifth street. on zialtnr‘luy morning.
Ile'enther ut lu .edoeli A. )1 drel3
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
_ .
3: EsTEs—Str.. f am a Piano maanfaoturer,
I Lai.. landy liopiaa'. Patent Bondi Plllll, an. at
i. r...int,t 1 adl ' , tart. what I think of ft. F, planing
=MEE
I=MEMII!
th, i'lan,• 1 know of. It Li soC
n. tt I lu. I rl wk,-- op. And can talto lip. bill a Very till
ntol vot.l the grain well an any tray
1 , ~,ivt,f) velttnlrin In planing V 011.4... I
rap. ..n3 worn. ynnt...rn a hiln thin Plan« an
•••
til,d two gott..ral sallutt; no 11111
,1 ~ • rI as It
II tlt st., No. US,
VI 1.N11J,• - Efit,l IEII 114.1 f for .110 at hi."
rshl
N. , . ho Vairth street. several very valuable
isleated vr.t4 Ara , ov i 4 her, putout bench
I,EI meat leuvatel; a pateut vice attachment
elvi•rat,l beab-rs at veutaamrs; the much praisevl
/vet tb;e ..,.•n. 1,1;0; It. , Mindy without; liartley
;-...ml , r rdi other uentLt it. vpnlii..no.
PL. 1.1,i.. U.' ha healers, ran safely speak
la Ile, .tt tette. if.,Ok eur .•a ..letervation. 31
f t. , pn , cr profitable t.l
14,11/1 Ole 1.1/11116. 1 111 , 11601114 aro all the
:1-.1:% . ,••• 111. i then• nr.• gist! "CR, suffering 1 late.
1 1 LA 1,111. Vi40.1,)11" EXCF:LI,EN(7F'..-- Know
'• —IV tRNING. Drum:HT awl VLN.
FIEZEIM
ewe - tw0...1 by Nature, indispensable to Life.
Health :itel Aetieb, and in ,`Vary uay replete with universal
a.ane 3 ear, ;if study. labor, r.xpeuse mid proving hare been
•ti Li f lee ,11,471 - ilm, .implity and perfect bii sytitem for
man.;,., draught and ventilation, and its introduction and
a :Una the pait In i 3 enrw, is many places, (lint chiefly
•I,i. NI:. t•rl,4lrl Itoomm.) has met with all the
The Mil , v,ing is a brief .I,,rur
1. .d a Mull are patented in the
.de•. t part .1 tlani 111 E 11411111.1.
IP: til_,l ll which. in farlori.,,
r
• - A fe.i t.• t I.ltntralculim. fir..;
•-• !I rt za ....taut. pot, erful. rugulatt.4
- tr. Pi IS, t 1110 i has more draught than
'L {••••( high. ..r a say iiig it, 1..1.
.• /1 ,t Ltkin t ; warrntli and. 1.,t : .4 ' , art of the heat
• ,P•• and the .a.u.trueut.ii
.. •,• ,p.r3 .4 a buildnig, Gar cor-ry
-id I • .1
•
‘•
•/rt 14m. b. the
.“.1 I 11,1 way Is. Idwu It orftwn,•nit
ittilatl,l Or Huy tvblict., without
remnk.v
mad is
..j , :11J11.•11 ‘ , •.11“:,. Cal 1.11r1rn" nbuniianre of
It to .1 ..11,1...1 .ar. and lima out the
.1. 1 lt./1111inlig rt.%rain. an I I.ut taw
1;11 not lea.r. a Tal•al.ir Parliare..lr Ileater:
a.. a••. r0r . .11.1. o. fixed. Itatidoiaa with it
.1 .1... 'tile r poi It a.ifLill.n n., 11,1 or 11V11-
.;.,, • :117t....1 , 1.t.rk air raptd, 4tirect
”•.: r..• Ilia,. fe1..1 Irk,. a Hie,-
. • •r. • larVrly I, jirotniite health.
• • tilt \.• or Amok. , esi - aix., and
• '•• r ie• I.• lire It r, 1110.11 ~ .i.preved in
• - II• inanag...t. not lialde to
. ti Ih.lut nial.ing Just, and ie
.. • •-i•••• ,I,
iu
I.r• ;.. I, • att,laloti rr
ir• Itro .r.i -11111.1, eirok•ttlat. Arrititoot,.
-. n01.h., n tli Irrr r,tod.ar.• rt , sprrtfully rt4tor,t
, ,1,1110 1t..frr,r . 04. ml .tud suflicient.
o , F.1•1 I I.EF.Irr. Patrhtoe. and l'roprio.tor.
L.\ \ A _.•nt 'AI Fourth
rkul,ho allti fill 1 , 11.1er, at 1111t.rt
t, 00 ,0,1,1 :I'o,oo invrutron4. al/.1
t.. - 1',1; :
10,1;:•1:. s11(11.:
estontneil the Hot,•
o• to 11 ..+l•./:: 11i1.11,1111 , . and 11,W 11111-
It :Ito 1.1111 , 1i11, ~ 1 add.llllElaUl 11,11 IVurks.
11:11,• ldl,ltll'll in 104,1 ring testimony to the
..ottlehotet. tie• 111111 , 111.1.• With which
s. I k it teak,-- ten Shil, pt.ll 11111111U...1 .
•11,
or%lrking,
11. lllll,ll tn illl4 when turning around, idle
t0r...1 i,1111.1 thn iron 1. hot. ift.mg
Ind 1:..1 ..t t5l -0n... ton• It. , bal,in, the
MEE
J.% :
tn.m EFtzlati•l:
11 j1.1.1.1M .11rt:. 11'mlr•;
II IF liFl lAN. ,•! 11:Frtlit,..1 112
I, 81,1
11 11 FF
F
•,_ b , th tht. P. \ VP It It./ lIT
t, tSN IN.. \l. tu
L. , Ili, ”Orr,l.
I , IV C.
\\ at, st, Pittsburgh.
_ _
Allsithluty City.
=MEM
k ENDALL'S PATENT
1.3 DO( 111. E. EII El: A\ I/ 611 A VER.—The at
i 1 it. 111,- 5411,1161.0,
.s 1.• thlAhle invention, ' - Lich
1. • th , • ul. 1:.• tl.•• hr,t an.] onig pra.. - tical mu
: • 1... ‘111:-1
nth: inst. h.., have 11a•en invented
- hilt It Well know.. that Shi..•
• s 4.•..11. are yin.. Lei thrtisy
•• , IL 1 . 1,5, nu; irsvotst!isllS hake rt,,,tly ;q.
,t,. I s s.S, us ,L.r. I 1,1, all la-rn
- I
tutu Ow, 11111.011,r 1110Lbssi of riving,
h I'l,lll II), 'lilo of the 1.1.,,k
.11 run; 011. Thin thtticolt:, LS
r.. •• s :A , . I,
\ 1111 SE,
I ap-4lits Ir.,a the Ll..• 1; a pie, Ca, k
I Z., :011aeie•, w11..:11 ~ e parai.-I In the coat,.
tel I•v ..1 .a: u, guide+ t a.ll kart is conducted
:_h rt i•ALI 1,1 romalatiag kmves. which completes
!,. 1...n0nk 11: Ulu, prkalu.lm: two shiuglen at every
how till tire met shave from the hiork Itove
th shte.,l. , per hour. of ilhifoini thick...et and taper,
111 JOi It tI !, mot .!‘trtthility to those matte by tatuel or
Il` 1.•1/ , ! , V 1111 11:1,111 1 , 06/led to pine and odor
1, 11, 1.. qua] tutvantattl:, oak, walnut, :turf
:1 • tmiltor that can lie split.
ll•••haw Call Inc exitiniut.,l at 11. 11.
Fltth street, Itittsttnrgli.
I . : nether ..,yruer s. 'Mapl e dealer.. and men of rnterpriso,
t ..,.oeulation, am Chore iv no similar
:•xtatit
TI::•
‘t:
II NI , lint a small spa,. of durablo c.in•
I.lli ii ii, , hundred dollar, mid a
1...1' , cmi trio 2.;.0uu to 30,1 MU eolungles
rttinquire at No. 31 Piffle
th , Ca t.
) ii..•l.
t All Int , ,neitwu will he f.wwanletl by lett4W,
,511../1 cfIA3II:EItI.IN, Agent.
al:F'lf 1' patenkrl Au-
11 C 1
I In .chtc:l. It v. ..: ca..t r twat:lift:l and ornamental:
w•tiag : 4:: N.,. and deliver% :10 gall:ms nater
•. It can be Mil:rd.:li at :an-thin:l
• I.+- JP,. lq t han any , her Punt': of equal,.„o„ity
Id:. : act nut nrder ,imple in cnnstrtictinn cannot pos.
Iv Irneve, an:l pies : , mstant. qcady :itreau: of water.
Fnr f:wr:111,, 11 ill,. Mout+, , Pr WOrk.iht.pri, or
etli: t1n...,. Pinny: canant he ex.:M1.41 All
intoreste.l or .t. are call and 11, the one
.I.l' nal , . at Lowi..4 . 11,t.•Iligrtner Unice : nu St:Clair etreet,
//ear the !fridge.
4it - The Western o , llllil, of Pennsylvania are for sale,
and afford rare chances fur manufacturers or Nikrculaturs to
realize a handsome income. JOSEF'II LEWIS.
nov I hail vt N 0.2 St. Clair stret-t.
quintals just received and
Jr, -ale by de,j, `5911111, 9IAIR ic If UNTER
AMITSEME'NTS.
.0 I I'•
thin, in it:, in illet the only kit.
v pEt.t. It is for ttn kinds
. The In.. 111..
- .
- i ..~: , •.w~+:- , - _:•. nt'+Tx:..; «:-r.•..'Yt"~Y.i:.'..'Yr.~s;i,~M:~._i'>"'.7—
MEIVAL:
in - Spectacles and Surgicaldie' rations
17seless•-The illiud Kay, gratifying
for us to be alio to annonneato thepublic thatthe utility
of BALL'S PATENT EYE EljpB Ia now no extminint. _
theft wonderful eLfixts are coming dolly to the kruneledge of
the proprietors. Strange as It may seem, it is true, that
Spectacles may he dispensed with entirely and sight restored
to Its original power. These Cope are simple, yet philo•
sephical. They are used without polo or the least danger of
injury. Below will be found several certificates which spoilt
highly in their favor:
[From the Now 'Fork Ziangellet.]
A vent simple yet philoiltophlerd instrument, has been in
vented by J. Ball & Co, of this city, by Itio aptilicetkei of
which the cornea of the eye Ls gradually raised to,ita original
convexity, causing the focus to impinge on the retina with.
out the aid of convex lenses. Thus by an easy process per
sons who have used glasses for years are enabled to dispeneo'
with them.
The editor of tho Pennsylvania Dwnocrut wrttos ne
ful
respecting the core of Mrs. tlurstead, of Uniontown,
Usioyrower Pe- August 1, 1854.
Quin we acquainted with Mrs. ' Oureiteud, I know that
I she need Ball's Patent Pre Cupe," It wan Impossiibhs
Cur lier to read without the nee of epeotaeles, arid that her
sight has been restorwi by the use of the Cupa, au that she
now reads print with her naked eye without diflleulty.
lona P. Buzzu, bemocrst.
limmiliarows, June 1,1E54.
Dear Sir—llaving lost my sight by old age, I was induced
to purchase your wonderful instruments, and by wing the
same according to your directions, I succeeded in restoring
my sight so that I can read by night or day without spectae
cies. I have not used my spectacles for the last thrre or
four mouths, which shows that the restoration in not a tem
porary one, but a valuable laud permanent Mire: .•
11.1raur.
Of the firm of Snell & Brothers, Biakdale, Mass.
rieee. By remitting five dollars, a pdir will be sent, post
paid, with full directions, to any part of the country.
dress DR. OF.O. 11. KJEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. [seplihdaw
-
.1^ Cough Remedies... Dr. Keyser's PECTORAL
YItUP will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectunii sy ru p w ill cum Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser 's Pis:tonal Syrup will curs Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure lulinerta.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a Cold in the Head.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Consump
tion.
A recent letter from Mr. J. IV. Veatch, of Rokeby, Ohto,
nays:
•
1 want you to send line two bottles of your Pectoral Syrup
by mail. There is a lady here who has a cough and the doc
tors can't CUIV her. I was 111 the same way, and tried every
thing without benefit, until I got a bottle of your Pectoral
Syrup; I took it but twice, and it cured meaotmd and well."
Ask fur Dr. lizrsza's PrzroaAt 13TEUP and take no other.
Price, bo cents. Sold at DR. K I.IVSKIPS, 140 Wood Street,
and at J. P. FLEMINti'S, Allegheny. ap24daw
Uedlarsh's Radical Cure Truss will cute
nearly every can, of reduceablo Hernia.
Trusses at various prices always on hand.
Children's Trusses of differentforis and strength
for hale.
Elastic Stockings for Varicose or Enlarged Veins:
Abdominal Supporters --A dozen different kinds.
Pile Props for the support, and cure of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and defotziked
condition of the Chest, and many diseases of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All rhei.e articles may he had or applied at DM KEYSER•S
Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, No. 140 Wood street,
sign of the Golden Mortar; or will be sent to any part of-the
country by sending the money and 1110,3,M10. Lap2s;akw
It. lIOUFLAND'S CELEBRATED GP 'MAN
BITTERS, prepared by Dr. C. H. JACKSON, Philadel
phia, will effectually cure Liver Cr' implaint, Dyepepela, Jaun
dice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all dise-aws ariaing from a Disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
Feiner., or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food.
FlZineloi Or weigliCin the stomach, Sour
Eructations. Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Ditticuit Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choct
aw or Suffocating Sensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
or Visual. Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Meth, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil, and groat
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in railing the attention of the pane to
this preparation, does so with a feeling of the utmost coat
dent,l9 to its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
it is
It LI no new and untried article, but one that bas stood - 4
the teat of a ten years' trial before the American people, and
as reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar taepara-
Mons extant. The testimony In its favor given by the mast
prominent and well known Physicians and individuaba, In
all parts of the country, is immense. Referring any who
may doubt, to my 'Memorabilia," or Practical Receipt Book,
for Farmers and Fainiliea, to be had gratis, of all the Agents
tor the Berman Bittern.
. .
Principal Office and Manufactory, I4A Arch street, Phila
delphia.
Cyr. Sold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood street; 13. A..
lahnestock & Co., No. 6 Wood Ansel; Fleming Mothers, No.
tO Wood street; H. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
deelicdswl y in
DR. H. J. BORRETTE, 13 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh, offers We rentable ?RENEW REMEDY,
winch is unfit hug in the cure of ail In painful and dan
gerous disorders to which the Female Constitution fa cub.
p.m It moderates all cmcess, and removes all obstruction.--
uvignrates the debilitated and delicate., byinitialing and
strengthening the system, and fortifies the constitution for
the duties of life.
•
TO MARRIED LADIES
ft is peculiarly suited, aa it will in a short Vaal rennin. 0111
obotnietiettal
We aro not of the number whit bonnie and net In accord
ance with the belief that long and - ebiliorate detail, &Ives
wclght and dignity to objects of either momentous or trisial
import; we inclino to the contrary opinion, and hold that
simplicity and troth invest such as are worthy of any atten
tion, I n deddedly the most rich and comely colors. In the
present instance, our great desire is to be understood by
these who may look to us for information, all else being con
sidoreal of minor importance
&w circulars.
ugt_ °Moe hours, from 9A. SI. to 9P. 31. Ltuivo:3m.
PRIVATE I)ISMASES--DR. BROWN, No.
41 Diamond alley, devotes his entire attention
to an °thee Practice. His business is mostly confined
to privau. Venereal Dieases and such painful affec
tions. brought on by imprudence, youthful indusgence
and eXCVSS.
Syphilis. Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture,
Uretiind DiNchargea, Impurity of the Blood, with ail diseases
of the Venereal.ormin. Skin /Keens., Scorbutic Eruptions,
Tyner, Ringworm. Mercurial Diwaseit Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism. Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppreaslons. Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Affeetions, Pions in the Bark and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, suet...fully treated. Cure griaralateed.
'twenty years' practice (ten In this city) enables Dr. Brown
tier assurances of a spot ly cure to all who may come un
der hi, van,
Olt., and Private Consultation Rooms 41 Diamond alley.
46- Charg,. moderate. [novindswly
DE. ISAAC THOMPSON'S MUCH CELE*
MUTED EYE WATER—
•• ITS MERITS STAND CNRIVALLCD...
Tiau old, trio.' and invaluable remedy tor all diseases of
the Eyes, sifter having stood the teat for seer tiny years, and
the demand for it still increasing, i, now, and has been for
the Islelt two years, uttered Sr sale in. no entire Hew dress.
Each Isittls will have a .end plate engraved envelope, with
a portrait the inventor, Dr. Isaac Thompson, New Loudon,
(2-sun., mid afar of Use signature, together with a fur
sinisk of the signature of the present proprietor, John L.
Thompson, Nos 161 and 163 River street, Troy, New York,
and male other can be genuine.
The proprietor lists been compelled to make this change in
the style of the wrapper, owing to the large quantity of
cuanterfeit which for the tart few pars loss been palmed
up.o, the cutainuaity, and tagiaaially at the West_
Purchasers are particularly requested to buy none but the
described, the reel label heretofore used has
been called in, any found in that form the proprietor does
not hesitate to pronounce counterfeit.
For sale by all the revectuble Druggists In the United
Slat, and Canada.
Sold wholsale and retail at Virgin EO. IL KEYSER'S,
No. 140, corner ~f WIAJd street and alley, Pittsburgh.
Ite-A Substitute for the new Liquor Law
Dit.. URBAN'S ANTI-BACCILANALIAN ELIXIR, a safe
rut.-,1, fur the cure or
- I N rxyl l' A NC E.
A c...ll,l`utrato.l leaeliiide extract. end MI a tonic is uncial:ll
- F,.r t Ito 1..11,u, ctig con.litiaU it is it moot 'valuable wad-
Liver tionpkiteet, Epilepsy, Neuralgia, Pilo.
1.11 A - mis. Delirium Trenceile, Gerwral Debility. This
Intended to produce a dal/4W In the system, and
,11,:aste for alcoholic drinks. Several instances where we
hilie sold It, We 'save had the faun gnitifring results; as, to
ic•reons who ere really desirous of breaking off the indul
gence In intialicating beverages. this chile will be a great
11.410. Sold at 51 per bottle at the Drug Store of DR. GEO—
II. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood Street., corner of Virgin alloy,
inzil of the Golden Mortar. [apllidaw
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
cocas the head, and removes all symptomu of Head-
I'vrvons tDtiug
WRIGHT'S KATHAILION
Are never liable to sun-stroke.
NV it Iti HT'S P REIIIII3I KATHARION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
tour in any required form.
For sale by Dr. GEO. If. KEYSER and B. F. SELLERS
CO.. at 25 cents per bottle.
TO BRIDGE BUlLDERS.—Propkwuls will
11 tx re....nvisi by the Board of Directors off the Ohio and
Peausylvattia Railroad company, addressed to the under
signed, until 11001.1 o u THURSDAY. December JTth, 1855, for
furnhiting the material, and erecting the superstructure of
u double-track Railroad Bridge. with wale .ids-walks fur foot
passengers, across the Allegheny river, at Pittsbury,:h. The
bids are to le at a fixed price per lineal fud, for the length
of the superstructere, to include all materhila and workman
,hip. to complete the Bridge ready fur 118 e, with a double
track: the Company furnishing the railroad iron for the
tracks, and the contractor all other materials,
The Bridge ivill hare seven spans. alai its whole length
will be about twelve hundrial f,et_ The masonry, whichis
of the most permanent character, is in a forward state, the
piers being fifty tot long and ten feet thick on the top; and
the eastern abstinent and some Or the piers being now up to
the t iiping. The superstructure will be required to be COM
pkted by the first of September, Mil. Bids will be received
fora •• lturr Bridge," with heavy arch,, rounterbraced with
eon rods; and also for a Howe Bridge," or any other well
tried plan, provided the bidder will secure the Company
against all claims for patent rights. Photo and specillattions
will he ready for inspection at the Company's alien. in the
city of Pittsburgh, un and aftpr the 17th host; and further
in ti~rmntiun any be obtained/tram S. W. ROBERTS, Chief
Engineer. The Board of Dirictors nerve the right to coo
t ruct for the work in such a way us they may deem best far
the interests of the Company. •
_ W. ROBINSON, Jr., President.
Pittsburgh. December 1, 1855—[denladI
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL FOR
DENT, and the FUR:CITURE, FIXTURES, &c., FOR
SALE, with a lease of the premises fir rrvi: years.—The sub
scriber now offers for rent the Llotel, which ho has occupied
with a continual increased business for the hum 12 years,
known as the WESTERN EXCHANGE ROTEL, altuatedin
Market street, above Fifteenth, PUILADELYHI.A. It is
large and commodious, Rye stories high, and has acconintos
&woes for about one hundred and fifty lodgers, and Stabling
for nearly sixty ilorees. It is considered one. of the bait
hotel stands in the Street; is iSonvonient to the various
nuuls Depots, Markets, and it being extensively known,
ictis deemed unnecessary to give details in an advertisement, •
as persons wishing to purchase would undoubtedly coil and
satisfy themselves of its advantages. • A.
huticulars can be had by writing to, or calling on,
the subscriber, on the premises.
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White Fish! Fish! Fishy
BIKER & ;HUBBARD, SANDussr, Onfp;--.1
hare for sale and keep constantly on
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hand., a full supply of Flthll AND SALT
WHITE MIL and all other r undies of LAKE r
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MIEN
JOSEPH WATIMMAN. ,
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