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PITTSBURGH POST.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
GEO P. GILLYOB.E-- .J. S IdOTEISOMSRY
GILLMORE & lITONTGOBLIKRY,
PROPRIETORS AND EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING
Democratic Dinnioipal Nominations
JOHN M. IRWIN.
FOR MAYOR OF ALLEGHENY,
JOHN OTTERSON.
. DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
ga FIFTH WARD. glik
The Democracy of the Fifth Ward will hold a public meet
ing at the PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE, on the corner of
Walnut and Pike streets, on SATURDAY EVENING next,
December 29th, at half-last six. o'clock. All true Democrats
are Invited to attend.
City Democratic Executive Committee.
The following gmitlemeil comioase the City lieciitive
Committee, appointed at the late Democratic Convention:
.INO. 11. BAILEY, JNO. C. DUNN,
JUIIN HELDMAN, J. N. M'CLOWRY,
Titus. s. ROWLEY, CIEO. F. OILLMURE,
JOSEPH OLIVER, BROWN IRWIN,
WM. ALEXANDER, JOSEPH BELL,
THE CASE FAIRLY STATED
The friends of " fusion" seemed willing to
ruu a Whig or republican to beat the Know
Nothings. Well, the whigs and republicans
could not agree upon a man—they split and
presented rwo, Nis. Long and Mr. Volz. Mr.
Long's call was the longest, and he could far
outrun Mr. Volz. But Vulz will not withdraw
ti.,r him, nor he for Volz. They were both
resolved to run against each other. Suppose,
then, no democrat had been nominated ;—the
whigs and republicans would have divided on
those candidates, and the democrats would also
have divided on them. With the opponents
of Know Nothingism thus split in two, the
Know Nothing candidate would have run in
between them. Last year Volz's vote, with all
the democrats to help, was less than 2,200, and
the Know Nothing vote about 1,800. Now,
divide the Volt vote of last year between two
rival candidates, and the result is apparent—
the Know Nothing would have been elected.
What was the remedy? Plainly this ;—the
democrats should may, " you can't agree upon
one man, you offer us two. We cannot elect
both. or, either if both run. Now wo will
present you with ON E man—an unexceptionable
man—upon whom you and we can cordially
unite, and then we can elect him." Was not
that the suaE, and the only remedy? Will
the citizens read and reflect.
Well, that one man is presented. John M.
Irwin i nominated, and will run. A union
upon him will elect him. But a division upon
Long and Volz must result in inevitable defeat.
What, then, shall be done? Shall all UNITE
upon oSE democrat? Or shall all DIVIDE on
Tll 0 whip? The first course secures a victory
—the second a defeat.
Are we not right? Mr. Irwin will run, and
the voters will see the matter aright before
the day of election ;—there is plenty of time
for reflection. Besides, we want a new man.
Let us try a change. John M. Irwin is well
known.
'rite LEASE QUESTlON.—Objections are made
to the leasing of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Railroad on the ground that the proposed lessees
ask fifty-five per cent. of the gross receipts to
meet expenses of running the road and repairs.
To show that this is not an exorbitant claim we
publish below a table showing that it costs more
than that proportion of the gross receipts to pay
the expenses of running other roads. The table
is made up from their published reports :
FOR TkIE TEAR 18.54 1.7 P TO JANUARY' I, 1855.
The following ithowg the result of per ventage over ex.
peco.es of the foLawiug 214144i.5. vis
/ - •enn,yfratiott Railrocui--()rose receipht
Expenses
;-101,5 per rent. of gr . °en receipt., fur expense,
sr,” Ritilrnad, from Albany to Boston,
times re.exiplA
Expuntem
Exponer.--&+.020-106 I:our rout. of growl receipts.
CA.:. Raier,mt—Oruas rorelpts to 18E6.1:1,111,825 18
Ex pews... 491,508 tri
i..apernes—nbout 46 per Cunt. t.A . rereipte.
nem net! iu /C Me year lueruanutt Its floating d.• 14
*lnnittn9
Me. 111. WIN.—We doubt not Mr. Irwin will be
desperately teased by the friends of Vole to
withdraw from the race for the Mayoralty. Men
yrufesstny pure motives and sound democracy
will be at him in numbers urging strong reasons
fur declining. But they are Vole men and " con
fusionists," and should be politely invited to go
about their business. That business is to break
.up our party, and keep loafers in office for life.
Mr. Irwin will greatly disappoint his numerous
friends if he does not make short work of his re
plies to such importunities. He is made of
sterner and better stuff than to desert the great
mass of Democrats and citizens generally who
want just such a Mayor as he is well tpialified to
make lie has not sought office. (thee has for
this time sought him.
INBURANCE PROMPTLY PAID.-It is with great
pl6asure we refer to the advertisemen), of IJ.
Bushnell, Esq., which appears among ti r tdr new
advertisements to-day, and which bears honora
ble testimony in favor of the Manufacturers
lu
surance Company of Philadelphia, of which J.
Newton Jones, Esq., of this city, is the agent.
The promptness with which the insurers have
met the claims of the Hope Coal Company is
highly creditable to them, and cannot but inspire
the public with a high degree of confidence in
their ability and willingness to fulfil their en
gagements.
SCOUNDIIRLIS3I.—The Chairman of the Volz
Convention of Wednesday has appointed a
Democratic Committee, after a resolution was
offered in that Convention to have one appointed,
and that resolution was not adopted. That Com
mittee, it will be seen, then, has no power to act
for any party, and its appointment a fraud com
mitted on our party bytti man who not many
months ago was a member of the Know Nothing
party. He is thus at work to divide and destroy
the party he abandoned and deceived last year.
We will speak of the Irwin "soft-soaping"
resolution ; of the Know Nothing present police,
and of Voir dodges to-morrow. A history of Mr.
Viilz's visits at the east, may prove interesting
hereafter. Meantime we hope the Address will
he read. Is the Democracy of Pittsburgh fallen
so low as to submit to such villainy ? We have
•
Leen taking notes, and shall print them.
Sin Jon FRANKLIN.—The death of Sir John
Franklin and his crew is now fully ascertained
by-au exploring party that has lately returned.
We Lope they are the last victims of tho useless
search for a "northwest passage." That pas
sage would be useless to commerce when found.
Let those frozen and dreary realms of the north
remain solitudes forever.
Commirrsa.—The names of the Democratic
Executive Committee will be found at the head
of, our paper this morning. It is the same that
was published in the papers yesterday.
MAYOR Voiz's High Constable, said to be a
K. N., is still in office, of course; any story td
tbe• contrary notwithstanding. So we are in
formed.
BE6 ADDLLESS of the Democratic Committee in
another column. We hope it will be. read by
every voter in the city
A WASHINGTON LETTER ill crowded out of our
piper to-day
DECEMBER 28
FOR MAYOR OF PITTSBURGH
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Prom the Price-COrrent, of Ttiorsday.]
LEASE OP THE PITTSBURGH AND
BTEIJBENVILLE RAILROAD.
The projebt of leasing the above named rail
road for a Mitt-of twenty years to a compantof
capitalists is now exciting ttgood deal of attbn. '
tion and discussi4 in this community. This
road, when ,finished and in use, we have4lways
believed, would prove one of the most valuable
and useful of all in which this city has any inte
rest. It is but a short link iu a lung line of
railway that must become the best route between
the East and West. But this road—our direct
route to the West—has labored under difficulties
that no other company has encountered in this
vicinity. Its stock is now owned principally by
the city of Pittsburgh and the county of Alle
gheny. The bonds of the city and county have
proved hitherto its principal resource, and they
are now entirely exhausted, and the proceeds of
their sale have been applied to the construction
of the road. The county has subscribed $50(1,000
to its stock, and its bonds have been issued and
sold therefor. The city has taken $350,000 of
its stuck, and its bonds are sold. Individual
subscriptions to the amount of $lBO,OOO have
been obtained, and all but $43,000 paid up. All
of the above subscriptions, except the above
$43,000, have been applied to the work on the
road-bed, and yet, according to a late report of
its officers, $103,000 more is needed to complete
the road-bed ready fur the superstructure.
Those who hare examined the work done con
sider it excellent, and that when the road is
finished according to the original plan it will be
one of the best roads in the country.
But private and municipal subscriptions arc
now exhausted, and the means to complete it
cannot be obtained. The company has issued
its bonds, secured by mortege on the work, for
$800,000; but until the road-bed is completed
and ready for the rail, these bonds it appears
after an earnest effort cannot be sold to any con
siderable extent. The work then must stop, or
find other resources than the company can at
present anywhere obtain. To pay the debts of
the company, complete the roadway, and lay.
down the rails ready fur use it is estimated will
cost $670,000. It will probably amount to
$750,000. Then to furnish the "rolling stock
and equipment will cost slsboitill more, ma
king about 59a00,000 wanted to tini:di the toed
and put it in active operation. Where shall that
amount of money be found The mortgage
bonds cannot be sold. Further indiNidual sub
scriptiuus cannot be obtained. The city and
county are not disposed to s it scrihe any more to
its stock. All available re , ource!- :ire ea twisted
What shall be done " Shall the wo k =top If
it stops the present work m ly depreciate a hun
dred thou , and dollar , in year: and than
the tatrre.,• on the I. ll• - ,0,00(1 owned by the city
and comity will I, e 'hue in a very short time. and
must be provided kr by direct taxation . Me:
by repudiation ; or both he I el . ln rrd !wit, protest
and insolvent. Either alternative iv,11.1 1,1. inert
unfortunate for teeth, and t-r all partie , and
comittlie, ititerested iu haling. their credit Nut
Just at this crisis in the affairs of the city and
county, and of the Pittsburgh and Steillien‘
Railroad. a proposition is reeei,ed from certain
capitalists of known responsibility. capacity and
experience in railroad business, to tenor the road
in its present condition, for twenty }ears, in
which they other to Rush tio , road is one 'nor.
They offer to pay the interest on the city and
county bonds for the first year irfter the CX,Clt
tioll of the lease, and put the road at work to
earn money by the beginning of the second year:
—they to take the present asset- of the company.
which, including its own bond-, are estimate.' at
$67:2,30n, and the notes of the company for the
balance that may l required its above statest
Out of these assets and notes the lessees mire
take to complete and stock the road, and put it
at work earning money, in one year. It will
probably be done is less Lune, for it %I'll be them
interest to do it as quick as possible
The compensation which they ask mod i. e
high, and the conditions hard indeed, that c,,0 . .1
prevent the parties most deeply interested Irian
accepting such a proposition. when unable to
help themselves further. What are the term
compensation asked by the lessees Ito they
seek to take advantage of the present necessities
of the company, or of its principal stockholder '.
Let us see.
.V.1..512,295
. i11U.914
$1,4d237 dU
$1,763.143 26
. 1,045,241. 14
s7lh dO3 IA
pi 2,1 - 31
The 'proposed lessees ask no interest on their
investment. They ask. however, fifty-live per
cent of the gross earnings of the road when in
use, to pay its running expenses and repair•.
That is the estimated cost of running and repairs
on railroads generally,im per published scheduli>.
If this is not sufficient they retain only enougli
more to pay the actual cost thereof. The remain
der of the earnings is to be applied. first. to the
interest on the mortgage bonds of the compam)
and notes to be issued. That interest paid. the
interest on the city and county bonds come- next
fur payment.
We have been furnished with an estimate iu
this connexion as follows:
Average ranting" t , l the road per near luring the
leame
which is le, than the earnings of the Cen
tral row' for the lakt month
road is Ally six times its length
Deduct the (.5 p r cont
Leaving
Interest thia ruiniAany's Is
I ntrrett on ronipany's out,t . .
tnterext ,ka city Mid 1 . ..1111ty tw.u4.Jil id ill. i
.11 r.• 'Motions CA,
t.” be applied ai nn r diy t., the gen , r.d dbt- ~,
the company.
This estimate does not appear exaggerated, and
cornea from a reliable source: and it indicate,
that all parties would he gainers by the ecunoniy,
engineering skill, public confidence and individ
ual imhe , try that might re , iilt frmi -oine
arrangement.
Bud even ,uppvstng tbut the abut e conflate td
earn iug, dm high. and that tht.c will not c,ver
all requirements as above stated, will tht.
and county be in any better condition a iii the
work stopped fur want of means; depreciating lo
lying idle ; the credit of the Company destroyed :
and the interest on city and counts- bond- accru
ing and demanded semi-annually '.' Ilan the
present Company go on with the work with its
present assets? No. ('an it find more It
appears not. Will the city and county subscribe
more, and furnish all needed means to complete
the road" There appears to be no disposition
to that effect: and the credit of the city aid
county have been sufficiently strained already
The present market value of our bonds is a FUlii
cient proof of that.
What, then, shall be done to insure the com
pletion of the road, and t, make it profitable if
possible
In our examination of the term. of the pro-
Posed lease, though it may lie defective iu the
language employed, this general fact seems ap
parent throughout ; the Interests of the present
stockholders and of the proposed lessees are identi
cal so far as respects the necessity for econum!,
in construction, running and repairs. If the
road does not prove a paying concern the lessees
must be losers as well as the stockholders. If it
is a bad investment the city and county cannot
expect any 'parties to take it off their hands at a
loss. If it is a good investment it can only be
so by being completed and put in use as soon as
,possible. How can this be done better than by
the plan proposed v If there is " a more excel
lent way let it be adopted quick, to save the
credit of city, county and company; if net, we
should beware of the apparent and inevitable
mischiefs of =necessary delay.
That all may understand this matter, we pub
lish on the first page the terms proposed in the
printed form of the lease. By reading that
it will be seen that any citizen may become
a joint lessee by subscribing a thousand dol
-1 lars to the stock of the road. We have ven
tured an opinion on this subject, being sole
ly influenced by an earnest desire to see the
road finished and in use as soon ne possible: and
having the interest ou the city and county bonds
paid without resort to taxation.
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in 1 that
ADDRESS
TO TIIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
PITTSBURGH:
The Con:milt:4 of Address appointed by a mi
nority of DelegatOi to the Convention, which as
sembled at the Court Rouse on the Dith instant,
make the followilig statement of the causes which
led to separate action on the part of those Dele
gates. and the motives I.y %Odell they Were g.r
erned.
The convention assembled pursuant to a call of
the Democratic Executive Committee, t consider
the course proper to be 1111r , lleil by you on the
subject of the Mayoralty. This was the sole ob
ject of the convention, and it inv‘dved the con
sideration of but one ,iucstion, namely, the ripe
diency or inc.tpcdieney of nominating a candidate
for that °lice Circumstance- might have exited
on this, as on other occasions, rendering it evi
dently proper not to make a nomination, and it'
the convention 11:1,1 s considered, their cour, , f!
was a pl a i n one--ti declare that fact by reslu
tion to dissolve their body--leaving themselves
and their constituents /r„- t, choose, 111 , I1V1dUany,
:411t1 as private citizens, without dictation from
candidates in the field upon the day of the elec
tion. Hither!, tiffs had been uniform tiage
of the Democratic party, and if this safe rule had
been adopted upon till , occtvioll. An difficulty
would have been avoided, f 1.1 1 ,1 gentlemen COll4l
113.V0 separated in peace and good f ee li n g,
was the course pursued last winter, which se
cured Mr. VoLz the votes of many Democrats.
turd which resulted in the triumphant success
that gentleman and the prostration of know
NUthingl:4lll 111 this city. But Nlr. \'ui.z win- not
then nominated hy a 11014,',eratie convention,
canoe he was not a Dew -crat he would not halt`
thanked us for so baptizing him, and it would
have been a fraud upon that worthy gentleman
and the community to have dune so without hi ,
consent Ile wins trot a Demorrater candidate.
The Democrats had lon c:lll , lldatV of their own,
but enough of them voted fur Mr. Voi.r to secure
his election.
Why, then, a departure Iron the estab
lished usage l! \\ by not nee-, S. when
revsole.l upon neutrality, Sl[tier (.3,q1
to choo..e for liiinzeir7 113 , it iii•eau,2 3 report_
able number of delegate, It 1 , / 1„ • n r"A'ritrie , i be
their constituents o. -upport a distinct democrat
ic nomination, and the were deter
mined t o M . re, their candulatc, not a lielaiitirat.
upon the Democracy' It i. m•b•rimts that.
nicirigi , t the , tnihAttl,ri—i NVi33..1111(.•
r who had long i•ie‘l• prltnary meet
entlett%ed t.. I,, , A!.tif the lettt ~, titat Let
tlli !nth-Cr'. !Ili 11311. :Wg Mr.
It, hr main a V 311.111.0,- T 1 . ,, ChM-.
133,1,111 , C , ll-311:11i1.11 11:111 ~ , r 0.,•1 -
9ti.l c, t,v..•44,- •Wt
I)etw,or,ti; o.•nt,•nrt I- 11,i- I,.tiptthlo
gui.l an , t tr2i, iu acc, ty
practict, ' -uoi! .1, !te
thr Dem ,, ral.- ;1 l'ltt-hur;:i. 1.1... p t 3iltra•
the they an•l th,i l
i,r,Cnren itttve. I,y t 1.1)
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t..•-, Itl.r ; :IL:LI-.
l'affiltrl esl - Ll.l` I a6C. • Ij
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11 11 I , ltil rtr. r•l:t r r,
Lam I , : iu.
r:gilt to 11. , !1,1 ,!•• 11 ❑4 1) , 11.,1 . 31Y.
It 1- Iwiraya: t i,4 .1 . truat I, - , un I it
ilien"iiiih , rity ate' a
wretohi•.l aticto; t . .'
Let, cen liti •.1 •
Make , it the 1.•110 .
jug,:b• and tb. C.;7.0.1, 112.
II lII', net 1.. 11.,t , .1-t hy "
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,air 114,1 I ',Uhl, 1 .11 en:
lye Colittql
1,11 I•ki n, .w.• .I/
111' . 611112. and our li c: ~ „
tionists and Ere.. Soi!..r-.. for we :hem ❑ treat
dolt! tu ,, ; , .n1 g - .n - i 1 , 1 sely
t.ehait I '
f:\ I , v! rl,•,
(low-, Wei earl, 1 m•-e s
upon the I '.)11,01ileill wary effort to ef
fect a niimprotni-e. 111. e. delay of /Sue hour
was refuse,l. the fir , l,
dust the majority vier:. Jelertuif......l 1.. have eien3
(Ling the . , ..11n wa) l a pre, !merit,' iii...l
eaticiy cotico. tc•l
ae2. tilt la, t, t 1•I
L.I OW Chairman or
down by the entire inao•rit) 1%,•
ment upon the retmir s anTh . .le..l-1..i, .: the
titan 10•‘ were lid : • eNer) - -tiiiirier• -
Tut le. eau I..aine 1 . 1..1 • ii, - u.. hi) -
k him. :is tight er
b. the • lieweeryl, -
partt of Plitsbo,vi,
C. , lllMiltt••• apt, •rd... 1 t.. •Iraft
spreiss.,....l the .. , 1.1 Ltle ConVenti•ll..
a 1..., , 11,1.1,,i, .1 it Wilt , had br,IIZL
1.111 hun rt , C1 . 1C , . rut un.i .lry, in ilk pocket.
The coinnottia., ....11-estdin i : entirely id - mitiont)
delegades, nit i• .1, 1.. r ,the, awl in a 1, is
momenta returned with :heir resolittion.P., wh.ch
were adopted--the nnuontc refit:salt,: to admit of
:thy tiesliticati•ii or amendment. These recoil,.
They cml , wly the
notiiination l'i•e--111111(..1.1.1 1.% 1 1 .inocrati
Convention of \II ... a 1 , .
ftfl . the 011 - 11.:C V:. \1a1..1. 13111
..t the 1 - ever-ion some
visionary future :aver for Mr M. lt n yl..
who a and -fift , brcu all Inl*ll`rlaling wom
her of the part)
it hiri,trur• d nmpuit, , nni,l,•• I
business. .111.1 the
gat ,. forthwith can„ respectitiii:
their Tilty mole;
had been in , tructed. e‘ vitt of I.llnna
Ilan, to 111,1 , 1 upon n •11.4111ert Deillt,CratlC
ant/ yet they had not Teen permitted to have
esen It Vial` taken in the 11-IEII ,11-1 lair
, tirere , . nr by biillot . upon -oil, n nominal
or even to 10 - went tio. 113111 ,
the regular way's Nit!-l)etnocrat.
was, adopted Ty the Lielutieriley, iu
like manner, Isi,•1:01, be wloilesitie, oil .1 the
Convention. The minority could not -.taint I-v
and 1it.10.1.1 the Denwcratie party of this city thus.
disorganized. They' caflol ti. mind the
triumph in this count\ :111.1 State
and how the noliie .it the
111 , 1 11,` , 1 v..te
w'lo.l i li;t1 I 5-I Ile
then kiiVis that thi• inelnher , of our Legislature
had but lately been appealed to iu behalf of a
Democrat of this city a, United State , betiator.
and turning limit' towards IVashington
they could not eli—e their eye- to the gloriett,
...pectacle I resented io, the floor of i'..nifres.,
doting t win W 11 , 1 e ttl' the 1,,..ent n h .t t th. I,y ti ll .
1 1 , , nioorritte liepresentative.. in (lie contest t,,t
.\!l any ie Unie
and unflinching iiiinorit), not a 111:11INVait•rill , 4,
defence of the ational Dem u•ratic ergiinization.
Shall v...., thou, 1111, erell" aultieVe
,lltritig 1,1 Chu tiler, umidlt thrio,i, down
our arm-, and 11;11, .-iir I,llllee .11 , i1.1111ired CLIPI
trailing it the dust, retreat iuglorion,ly from the
field tak which received It
fir.t mortal stab, through fear of that or any
other icut 1' The secon.l Tue-day of January is
cito,t! at hand. .111110 will 11 , 4 11110 W 1 . 01 . 110111111 g
another Conventom. Ih this pressing emer
gency the minority' iit•!epite-, iu olieilienee to
the instructions of their constituvids, resoilved
Ininiocratic I„1, , and
accordingly pre-ailed for your :suffrage,
.1 , ill:\ M IRWIN
For the Latice of Mayr , r
-ay ~,thilig 111.'11 the , / 111,0,111 ut Nlr.
loriloerney, nor hi, service to our
nor of hi. , excellent diameter. Ile i 4 too
generally known in thin community to require
our encomium. His eol , crienee in our municipal
affairs, intelligence, tirtniie,s, liscretion and
courage eminent!) qualily him for the station for
which he ha. been notninatc.l. We invoke for
him your zeahm, and undivided support.
TIII O.OI3II'IILE of A 1 , 1.tti:, , -
l'ltt:4lurgli, December '27th.
TtsTtmosl.—The following letter from Gov.
'JoAllston good teidimony in behalf of heed,'
Furnaces and Heaters. They furnish far the
best mode of heating dwellings. ehurehe, and
other public buihling-. that h. , now in use. accord
ing to the opinion of many good judges who
have examined them. Here is Mr. Johnston s
Pirrsoußuii. December 27, 1555
Mu. Moors F. EATON:—Dear .fir—lt affords mo
pleasure to be enabled to state, after a thorough trial
of Mr. Jus. Leeds' tubular Furnace or Heater. that
it fully answers the purpose, of supplying my dwel
ling with a pleasant and properly warmed air. I
cheerfully recommend N. Yours,
WM. F. JORNSTI/N.
THE eincinrati Commercial has dunn.eil a new
dress, and looks very nice. It is one of the
best pepern,",out West,"—independent in
reliable in commercial matters. 411 , 1 cracks
seine decidedly goodjoke,
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ENNI
THE NEWS.
The Hutchittsatqamiq . are goiti• to " settle'
in Minnesota, 14p
Dickens hasirii:ceiveOver $0.0,01-1
House:"
There is 'n, down eastP from is le,,e milk
a pound and a 4itlf of butter is made daily.
The capitol of Nebraska 'lE;r'ribury i to cost
$500,000. Mr. Bogey, of Maine. 11,14 taken the
contract to build it ~ f brick.
James Buchanan is said to he sixty-four years
ohl. The Washington Star says he was born on
the I'_'th of April, 1791.
Passmorc Williamson, in Lis suitut;aimt.l idge
K ane ,
. o lith as sw,otht darnageftj Pretty gaud
pay fur being it 1111tityr.-1,,1,41.1 he tel it.
It amounts to $3OOO per week.
Mr. Kn.:9 , ht,l who has been Treasurer of Ow
liowarti Society ~f Portsmouth, N. 11., for
twenty years, has resigned the place, and is"fory
properly succeeded by Mr. Day.
An extensive fire occurred in Memphis, Tenn.,
on the Isth inst., which destroyed the EMMirer
and Appeal establishments, Adams' Expre ,,, of
flee. and property to the amount of about
The State of 1:1:111i. maritie
faltied at iiver - $ 1, 0,000000.. It greater than
Lr shippjng al tiny commercial nati.in in En
ciiiie, England alune excepted.
The increase of bu,iucn this year ever
fiPl . the 111011u - 1e 'l4 tlrhrher and N , .veraber on the
Baltimore and• Ohio kailr-ad w.l , a little .J‘er
...::,11,out) for each molt t.ll Tliernerecu.o r,n th e
Pennsylvania Central road foe the same Month ,
Ni" . .IS but very little sort of slfin.oo) fur each
tn.dith.
I'rrsnats
and Miner have received the January 'lum
ber of this steilin magazine. ; It
qac than itst4lly t The initi4l art:-
,1 " Shaks will
create e Tile etcitenient ,:tiali,pearean
reader.., on 11(Volltlt of the hold, original
and iu
geuton, speculations eontained theien relative
to the real authorship of ShaLkpeare's y dire.
The other articles are a , full.;w4 " The Rain :
Store . •• I . tili k l ; -
'and :" "The Virginia Sprii.r, •The
efat Review of Pre. , rott 4 the 9 , (a.a,141:
Lint Life in the Pampa , Lee. nd 1 -. . 1
l'r
SennrilnA in.
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11efunner
tile 11 , 1311 E.l,ten-i 11 N. tr-
Cr, What the New York City Folks em 3
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'll/.- I) t.t rtalify that 1 an) ).-11 a. in tint. •1 trill
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lito.•. ft Ltr.t. tirri*oft,tsway. hoe 14.4 a; ; r,,
ill 11 but rat aft,ft arl earl Pr al .1,1! In
..r Itift.ftakty in LIP. pi;la LAT If i
I ,N is SVhrt.r...mr, Itr..a.iwnn. Nr‘v , 1.. r k
3,11011..kri.k. tar ' rt•ta.ll. Sr. `LK,
d.-I.*.
Gl_Smad•' fi a
; • :11;..;.;t 1.,.. ,Intountntrat.l ,• ,, n•lntt •nn 11.
'.I•••I nl, Ono .if tin.
no tine atnnp.vf Rry•-.14.1int. Cut:tn.-on,
Ernin•ti.nin, I.icw etlmpla.lint, Al . . nuieitri it i , nt •,1•111,
1.1•,.t tlt. rvtivo tuuctiatnn kayo in non tatn% run•l nnitun •
11,1' IP, nn .ngvutlernsl inn tln. n",n. I, urn ....lion,
n'• not to tip: iiurfnne SAND , ' SA N- II'A /ULLA n' • s
if ...hi" prepared tit remedy suit wee mud eI luld
otire resorted t It wtii urntip stimulate IL.• Tula tt-ns
,totuarli arid bowels to regular nut healthy a tire, ea.
ithriut nausea err purging expel tii,r,ri.en nil 6 , •14•frrl
:1,1111111/1“.10.. ) our 1.15 the blosel, ea matzo the t !rl • 1111111‘)/ •
rwole poregoinalon, Imitrvro tho appuuta.. unfurl bone tur
rAtuting all unsightly exereseenees t. disappear nm
I -ii, dig the et itr ia.rtlxtly stmKal..ll.l
Pr.lav,d and Bold by A. It. St 1.. \ 1.
Felton streets New York.
itle. by 11.ESILSO 111.0.);.. l'lttAm,lt. I . • . 1,.‘
I 11,4r,t, ;; ,. .110ru11y. ti,C.:7:/
41d - Important to Farroors--Nrty 131geo•-
cries..-IDiE9•AISLI.: CATTLE l'utTl/EIL.--Thoc Pom
dors aro put. up In one pottad packa, ::ad aro 11.117 a , 00d
arti,l, not wily, for the dt‘oasev Incld,ut 1..
swine. acid other auluudg, hut they aro • 11. I.!
II It
I. t 3 1111133,t the of th , ammo,'
h (Inrs. they not ',lily impro‘.. the ....ht,oo I
1•Itt311. they incr.a., the qtryntity a, NI I•n •,3
I • ,k• OF quality of tacit and butter v.,:
ip,Lt tho .itv.outy hon., (13311114 Ltr3 I. 01131 t •
3 j••• 113•1 ,133.1, 1 , each c,,a, vv lIIi, tim c.• 1 , volt, a 1I,•
I• .1 It -31) 3 M 11111/ I. halt to too di poula olt I:
1L , ,11111' 1•111. i 1.1 food a, 1.1; In . . ou.• o. aro ,o 1
tU 101" 11, It Otte° Will two th.• 1/1111,
41. orentlim, tui N.. 1/ :VI Lilts 311.t . 41.1a11.
"i Prlcv 25 . rent, a pup,, ita4.c, Lit $1
Et). 11.
tler - From the lg.. York Nat Wool Monitor
F,l.rriar) 21.-1 1r0r.14 Vdi^ , ll. Dr. Cunt , IL•4•
E., ~11,1it, r itte the eviulithat of t‘,l ii I. 11,1:
.—triplanitr, than any other prntitioia•r inoilianc. flee
loot t•truggled with the ttecrota 0( the
I.i•t century, by the Invention and port . .. Mon at an itrltru
nictit that will convey to the hangs a medicine th..
a. t,ighly Meditated Vapor, which act, ibroctit ott the
.11-teitite, mut not, Ite hitherto, by rytnpailly. it/toe N, It arr
triitiblini with iliavasos arising fr"m it ill
ollutervc their littervallt by giving the tlr p.llll Vapor u tz
fitritiotb—Dr. CURTLY' ,iIYtir..ANA ri the original and "ill)
gouttlne article.
to-Stockings upri Hosiery for Whiter.--
if you 41,1 A wuut your feat piticti.,l a sill 1.,11 and Mit , TI
St” ' "nr,, c,u will takiiiuur itittivo unit g,t to C. liut's, ''r.
nor alloy and Fifth street, and buy mum...f
i.logitt too ickiugN, that ;nuke your fir.t lib
IJAIr afro tunkus mud ittillm evory ~r
11..siery that you eau mentiou, sit and ret.il.
Remember the phtcu, c.rner of 31a.rket alley and halt
trot. octl
o_d- Call at No. 164 Wood ntreet, and ex
alum, oar stuck of SOFT 111,13 and WINIto CA OS. .110 q. t
-1,111,04 Anrge lot of Shanghai, Colatitinl, and other sty tem of
bid, wo wilt all luw fur cash. %awns a Co. 161
Wood street
C 'arts tmas.--A useful and appropriat.• wit Li, a
lIAT ~r CAP, which can bo purchased chimp for cash. from
11012(iAS S. CU., ln-1 WW4.I
Just roes:dyed, a lot of RXTILA FINE SILK II Al'S.
tie-Sixth Ward Citizens• Coanc II Ilekel
ELF:CTION,, TUESDA Y, wiry st.h, I'5R
S.•lnct Com:mil-11EN R Y LAMBERT.
'OIIIIIIOII COMICi A. LARF, RUSSELL ERRETT
!VW& KELLY, ROBT. M'ADASI.S.
MCMINNI==M
Officers FISkITIIN, TUESDAY. January I.
As,mor-40Hii PHILLIPS.
Judge—HMßY REA. '
hirwesor--4AIES IL SNOPHIL4SS
l 4 Dirocture--.3. M. BRUSH, IL A. (`UNNIN(HIA3I.
Alderman--JAMES C. OIDIMINS. dec251,0:11(I)
MIRING-50 boxes Sealed Herring '
Ebyll 7 idea) MILLII s ELICKETiON
g 11.41 1^
=MEM
(. 7 ,,toer of Wo.AI oot mad alley.
Inaleenle nnil lull .kgent.
MARINE INSURANCE.
• FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS! INSURANCE
. .
PEIIniTUAL-4;14 - TED BY:211E =ATE 07. - PENNSILV6NAA
Cli*rtet•rd r /Dnpital, 9500, 4 00 0.,
fILVPI; ; ; ; INLIALA ATP TRANPoit.r..(77O-v
AARON e. tippnvoirly Preitaeut. •
oltRI N It4JU ERS. Setretnry.
F. V. JUNO, Tr .a,r,r .
DlBEriwts.
\ armi S. I.llmino,tt. NS Willi)] B. Tl.mx
Nlahl. , FiGillh,i.am. NViliililli Scut.
N it holm. G. Ti. 31.. Al frl4l W. 44.,
Orrin tt,. , ..ri, alv.tid B. JontS.
.1.-41,11 Tlealy. Jam... I'. Smyth.
ortmlity.eJ wtilt It (246 h Capi
tal. 1111 , 1 the Itireetor , het, • detormint,l tplapt the Ito , int-et
to a. available. result P,'S el-terve prlPlrove tit et...ht.:f
lag its tatieb. Nqj tll st prompt ittljt,t Mel) t of 1.... v..
l'ittultorJh i tfi,e Vin. t - tt, \Vitt, Ntreet.
J. NENYIoN Attept.
1 . 011.4, kriou th tns
1 - rforriire to than. with 1..14 . iird to the
..tabiLtyeikoti of t h.,4lrinufweturen.' I nsurittwo
C..in y
Krim), A: Rabin. Wilson. Childs 4
tr..r..t.. Smith llattitidon t C 0.1110,11,
9'1,101.11 1N.., 11. Chihli...4 Co.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
INSURANCE: CONiPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
itiF- “rp , rot.•.l by the Logidlaturt .
l'ilteLorgh Bran, h itt) Water •tr,t. At,
th , .riz.. , l citri . li/a 111, tii id bt.t . urely
FL. , ltE:\ CE,
E.,‘‘. R. 1I ELM y.
P. VAL. U. VAL
All,4hrily Gqiray Bumf:., ,Vittsburgh and
4:U.OV SIG,S3O
Alinalwriy . ...^.2,olHl f 1,840
11t,!.urgh City t: . &
I'lllllo,llth/A CO lU.OOO g,./50
... 30 Ono 2.1.4.
................. . • 12,1,01 1 . 2.,(0.0,
1 I". •lint nn Nbirtgali, in din City
lona. ..... r 0.550
thnnut nn tiniiureil by Coliatiitul ur
2.5.60)
Cantle no baud nani w Ilink
$!..1:111,600
11,,11N t. vf Fire Jr \lanai. I....rretirs
,nutmiiorttrincriVind
omit None.
. . . .
Amount or Fir , or Marino Lictircir cluitried, Mir, [lmp
tlc ot• .ott 'tomtit nod nut! unpaid None.
TM. I 'titan:my Mot no rut:untied I:111111V ill. 111 P i'll,lll
1,/111C,
144
will ittl.itt-t told tiny in this city till logscs occurring at
titrtturqh lirtrocli. For 11141111111 Co /11/14, 141
TiltrMAr. 111 , .ViTIC, Agent,
to ‘Vittcr titroct. Ittirvccrt Ni "oil ”,,1 Market,
. ,
PITTSII II GII
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
I.V S11:A .VCE (4)IIPASI.
o T El: A N 1,11 41 1,1( Ii ET STREETF,
P 1 TSBURGII, P.I.
I:“ltEirr i 7 ALW AV. Pr,,id,nt
111!1=1
c..tup.trlN xo.r t.•
IT.
111 1.1. RISK, r II 11111.,
I t. 1.1 31.1.111 N 1:1".:6,I
r
I.y Fin., au.' ag.tin.t
I 1,1:1,4 it.l
:—‘l• - • , 1 nt t! t.kt•—
1.1
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'1.,1 le 11 i3l/011 , t,
1 . . ; it/./.4111. II I 0,4,, t i
.1 4 .• :%1 ~111.
I Ita nu„ N. L., hittattnau.:• 1, t..'•17
EERL'I{A INSUIIINCE COMPANY
PirTSIWIIG H.
.11 \ II Eft, 1•ri,...1,1t.
1071:1" VI \ EV. 5.., rel.. y.
V ILI. I NSI_ RE AGAINST ALL KINDS
11.1.\7: .1 11 RISKS
1‘ . Ic. Nllllll k,
NI I , CIAIIk,
S. S. ltryau,
v.l
Err •a-tata...l hy ;OM. , Insured ander I,llei,
tttljnqz4l and proutta
imid at a. trl.ll'l.„ 11" ATE!: t. , Troxr. [jyll
I'ENNSVI.I' &NIA INSI.:4I:CIiCE CO.
ITI"I'SBUTWIE
Corner of Pourtit and Stnittnlield Streets,
CAPITAL, $300 7 000.
L., 1.:t111, , s mi rropertgagaiaNt
1‘1•1‘,.•. ttn,l u
Pcril4 "C the and lubmJ Net,i•
tl
," F. i'vatters.,n.
A. ra;•rtPr. W. N1'1'111.1...1, Ja.••• 1' Taunt,.
.• 1 , 11 . :•• I D 1.. I . nrk.
\1.,,,1.• 11 imp: D. Al lAmg,
J. II IL. It.
taFTlrrnv.
. P
c.• p .. A A CA RR! ER.
Ilaitish Si. 41 ontinenlal Exchange
1., PIZ I‘VN
NUAN, SIIEHMAN & CO.-
r;.‘ /it/. BANK. Letypo
F, WI • ,! T
; '• t.•
Gruncbatim fi Malin,
Ei I I EMMEMiI
It h • I 1I • 'I:11:.111. 1 4L:i 1,1{3 1.1 ER )IA NV.
1:1.t II 11.
t ti u1,.1 1ar..'01.•. t /,',lllOl
1,1 1 , . Not , --t zyntl •11, r m-rurfti.,
i% I [AA NI 11, NS k (NI.,
Tlll,ll str ,, ts.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE CO3IPANY
OF T s LT 1: ti if .
BAG A LEI%
~‘ 1::.1 lELL.
'1 it fm-trr,r, street,
14, lueun.. 111 . 1.1. 1/10 Ohl"
,!• I ,/ 4,4 , :111.1
,itiloq 1111.11.
iln4t 16.. P-rj1,.1 - li, ~ .a;tu,i 1111111 N1114.7.11101i
1
UW/0,1 ILkautrti Floyd.
,Immol M. I': lor.
Or L.,. luau liittchum
.It .lottn S. Dilw.krth,
Ilartmo,h. J. k*ii,K , urtlkor.
M ier rmtt. 11 iI n B. /lay..
(4,21
\\ CAItiIIERS' INSURANCE
C'n.i!l'.l
New Lisbon, Ohio
E -T. J 11L WEL, . ‘Vater
al, 1 fly ki•t,
.1 \\l ES HI 1(11101, \ s• .•
LEVI NI A F:TI ss. ! I's r
st 1's•11 I'l'l s'EN.
: \‘ .I:sr.sspls 1 . 11111/111e1,
It. M. Riddle,.
Dr. JllO. I. V listbass_sls,
N 1 us ~,Ullll4. lanuluglta.m., Dawoun, Senuiyer S. Co.
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 3' 1-`lll.ll Street.
\ AND MACK 9E.V \ Tarrant
7:r.1111.1 1111,4, t ll / 1 1.4 111.1
ilt•at quality, 7 -1•• m.
F:1,11,11 111 oakla,t- and lmpend and glonia.,l,--fav,
7.• a 1
.1 I.+
I.T ..t.ll and lila,•k all tad 111, na•tall,,
, • tla• I rat,. and a 111 mold at t
1(1 , r,...ted
.T 1. 411_ , 11
1!..1,L.C, 81,1104 and Cli,K-..111,
S .1A VNES.
IV ILi A NIS (k.
N'tic,,,s,,re to A rnold
NIANUFM.7I7I:ERS OF
C'HILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
.ISn TTLVG uENERA L ,
For NVarzuking and Ventilating Building.?
W A. will ,ntrgt 1, Warming and Vvntilating
!,,
Pa•:vu Hot Pip, or Furnace. Church-
..s, Shook Hospitals, 14u.wrisa. Glss.s linuu u, Lhv,•llings 7
Curt lions en, Jude, or Ilutels. No. 2.5 MARKET SIT.F.ET,
Plitsburgh. opl6
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A 1,1, EGIIEN Y.
FLOU It DELI VERED Tu FA)! ILI ES in either •f the
t
mar iw left at thu Mall. 01 shrift
lAKiA N, N 115 i 6,1 etr , et•
BRAUN it REITER. tun . . Liberty and itt. Clair streets.
11. I'. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
CASH, UN DELIVF. B. Y.
BRYAN, KENNEDY it. CO.
W 1 411 M B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
B.WO:N 111111 S; SIDES AAD SHOULDERS,
LARD. LARD 111 L
DRIED DEED.
SL CAR-CURED
CANVASSED HAMS
A 1.
k dlwayn 00 hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURGII, YENN'A
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
i.VD PRODUCE OESERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,
PITTSKTROII
le, 14- lap,
White Fish!. Fish! Fish!k .
RKER & HUBBAR.I), S.orocrsKy, OHIO,
have for "tie and keep-constantly on
hand, a fun •npply of FRESH AND SALT
it HITE FISH, and all other varieties of LAKE FISH.
ix/V:2m ib
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
THE ONLYJIArtiotb
nukiNi.sh wham FROM iVITTSBURGEL
FAT TRAIN i4ves at i7;10 A. M.; through to
inl3 hum-It-and 40 nilnitteg.: Fare. $7.
I!EAIL TRAIN lea:i7es at.B A. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN' leaveAjat 3 P. id.
These Trains alt make cicrie connections at Crestline, vu
that passenkUrs avoid detention. The direct route to St.
Louis is now otwn, via Crestline andjadianapolis, 101 miles
shorter than via Cleveland. First-duds fare from Pittsburgh
to St. Louis, $18,30. Second-class, $l2. Connections are
made at Alliance with the Resat to Cleveland. and at Mal,
livid with the Road to Newark, Monroeville and Sandusky
City. Na Trains run on Sunday.
Three Roads connect at Crestline. Fur particulars, see
handbills.
Through Tlckett are sold to ICineirrnati.Lonisrille, St.
Louis. Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island. Fort Wayne,
Cleveland, and the principal towns and cities in the West.
The NEW BRIO HTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN hoves
Pittsburgh al() A. M. and 4:45 P. M., and New Brighten at
7:30 A. M. !Lad I P. M.
For Tickets and further Information, apply to
3. 0. CURRY,
At the corner office, under the Monontindnda tiOUSe,
II at the Flaleral erect Station, to
(3 Eillt(lE PARKIN,
httAl.urgli. November 2'2, 18L5. 'l'icket Agrut.
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
DEIN° THE
Continuation of thr Ohio & Penna. K. It.
TO FORT WAYNE,
THREE HUNDREDS EIGHTEEN MILES FROM PITTSBURGH
nej- TRAINS CONNECT AT CR ESTLINE, without de
hny,,n, with all the Trails on the (Alio and l'ennAylvania
IhNal, and al. at Forest with Trains going North and South,
tho Mad River and Lake Erie Roilroad.
For Ticket a, apply at the Railroad Office of the 1..hi0 :and
P.masykanla Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Allegheny
or at any of the following points:
Fort NS nyua, liellefontaine,
Cincinnati, Urbana.
Dayton. Springfield,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiffin, • Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be particular to ask fur a
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana ItailrOad.
JPG S. 11. STRAU6IIAN,
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh an'd Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURG 11.
Iv.l..Pnasengera brought th.n the old country to I'M.
I.urglt, and moneys remitted to Europa. nov27
•N k. tiMARRIED, — -
At fp - L...11.111e, l'u... by the Rev. Arthur Palmer, IV,II.
Jr., to Thee LIZZIE ORAN"; all of that ',Luc,
qUi Thnr•ela the iii -L, by Ulu Rev. Dr. Swift, Capt.
It. D. Miee A.N.\ IE BENI1A31; both el
A liet-beny
uu Wednegday evening. Stith inAtant, at II n'el"el,,
I.IA 1112yrtat, !late }lour Merehant.,) tu dte thirtyliee,,n.l
)ear f hli age.
The friend- and tees of the fitfully are invited i.,
attend the funeral, late regideuee, mn red../ ,tenet,
alN.ve Locvit, Allegheny Sty.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
()TicE TO CITY OFFICERS--The Au
-1 Committve., to audit the accounts of the City. are
m in session. All City Officers must present their ant - ount.
a • the ' PremurPr ' s fans., before the first of January, as S.
si - - .mats u be Included in this year ' s retort ohs 1, Li,'
ented before that fat. - S. St. hl k 11:,
JOS:. W. LEWhi.
lieu II
Auditing Cidimittxu•
r HE !LOPE COAL C(OIP.ANI hating re
...1-11)y !net nub krt+ets in tranpurting ~4 11
is ti initured by t h e Mituulart.nrurs' I ipturtuu,
bike pleiatture in gating that dud:
but. wurt. iiiipuited by J. NeWinll
D. BC
Agent of 111,,• Coal Cmpany, Cincinnati.
Pitt-Omni!, Doc,'liwrlNA!, I dei-2 ,
ITTSIM:111,11 AN!) STEUBENVILLE.
RAILROAD ('I MPAN Y—The Annual meeting of Ito.
Nwliltolders. and .1.11 i.1 , •: 1•41 for President arid Directors of
Company, to acne. I r the euaning year, will to held on
too ilEc..Nti mu DAY it tth) OF JANUARY, 16f,:, Cron,
tt hours uC DJ ti rl okA.M. to 1 o'clock P. M.
JAMES S. CRAFT,
SMNET F. VON BONNIZoIIST, Setret-ary. i • I.;
PROM DECEM Money deposited wit h
the 15U LA ti , A.VINI;:i CAN ht, Nu. Fwirth %Creel.
the firut dac of January, util draw interest from dna
The rate I.Pr intere.t EL.:lnn...lon the tires oC Lii,end.er
Six !HT rent. iivr 111111 um.
CHAS. A. C. (LION, Treasurer.
LEO AN T BOOKS rußg. SE.ASA/Nl-.--0
_LA Saturday. and 31.t.mday eretannk.' Dtsvniber 21 tin and
BMgrrilF 3c sold, at the Cutanterrlal 1..0111.4. ,N.lll, 01
11 . ,k1 and Flith str,ets, cumineucing at o'..lock, a fre.,h
and tast.•fully selected ,t.a k of Book, .04,1 1., th.l Holiday
11, and salitabla works fur the Library. 'line gift book,
m elegant styles of hindiag,
(161.11 y •.1 Gorr, gent' anon,. of the holichtll Pr.,:--eut
brawing choierst examples of English Art and Authorship.
A number of the illustrated works mill la- found or a perma
neat intar,at, both fur ,llbje,t and excallenve: such ns thr
Landscalso Painter: of England. National and rcrlpinral
oall,,rals of Engrasmgs. Lands...ape Gallery. Museum of An.
onanal NMI..•. Book of Christmas and 'en - Year. Pinion 1.1
Ilan Hours, &e. The variety of Annuals nod elsenul
popular publtratiois is large. enibraging ta.ides of the latest
s“lornes suitable for the Library consists of the 1,,,t
,fitio. of 1,lo: standard English and American authtma, in
4 , 1 ,ela, nt Literature, d l ot.ry, 'how - aptly. Popular Science and
Philo:v.loly. Alakl, Collicd ‘ , l the Family
In nuravrtu, styles of binding and illustru.tiws; Popular
1-ta•reb,pc.ll.l..s, Bound Itagaritn, Av. A.r. •
The kooks can la, ,x.amined on Saturday said Monday of.
lertmoul,. P. 1 1. DA VIS, Auctionorr.
FultNiTuitE AT
A UCTION—Ou Satur•brv, ihreuda•r 98 , at la c'd o ,l,
A. M., by order of Martin Grunhart, ,vill sold, at No. r.
ntlitield strati, a Insp. quantity of Itcpt Furniturc
cdindsting in part of Bedsteads. Bedding. Chairs, Settre,
Lades, Bureaus, Extension Table, Table Cloths and 06vcrn.
Cool.ing and other Stoves, Kitchell Utensils., Store Visturc,
I 'canter, Shelving, Drawers. Sc.
C 1,01" ES--2.000 lbs fur sale by
IL A. FAICSIthOCK „lc CO.
P. 31. DAVIS, Anetionewr.
corner Find and Wood st.
B LACK LEAD-6.000 lbs for sale by
It. A. FAIISESTOCE - 3. CO.
BJUTISH LUSTRE-5,000 lbs fur sale b‘•
dec2S B. A. FAIINESTOCE A 00.
A PPLES-20 l,bls Green , Apples this du\
11„. received by [dee..} HENRY H. COLLINS.:
riNIONS-3 bushels just received arid fur
V' ad, by ider29l HENRY H. COLLINS.
FiOr SEIIOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
—t ice Wednesday morning, January 10 o'itia, at
.46 Third street. tour Suilthibdd, wilt toe solid—The, va
l.,: Household and Ribbon 'Furniture of a family it,lining
housekeeping, comprising Parlor, Clamber and Stair (ar
p ; oil Cloths; Centre and Side Tables; Sofa; Chairs; e
oetain Blind.; Window Shades; Wardrobeit ; Bureaus: Bed
- .4,421; Work mid Wash Stands; Dining and Rnadifast To
1211,11aWall`; laid a general variety of Kitelten Furni
ture, Cooking Ctensils,
Also, a number of eseellent Book (Cars, suited for odic,
(deer; J P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
11\E NEW EURNII'I
'.... AT AUCTIciN
in inane ni..•en leg, no,ritsiwr at k, at the
au, ItsCcr. "no ~1 John Metz, No. sti Southfield Street,
Fifth, w ill is. , sold—Flip entire stock of well mule nous,
h,old FIII Moire, consisting of Mahogany Secretary and Bdok
Warilndies, Dressing and Plain Bureaus, fine high -pool
341 trundle Bedsteads, Mahogany and Cherry Centre, Sid,
and Pair Tables, Work and Wash Stands, fancy and common
Chairs. Ili tiing oral Break hod Tables, Cradles, Dough-troughs.
Ldec:r.' J P. M. DAVRi, Auctioneer.
RYE WANT 00 EI 4 -3,0 bushels Rye want-
NI, for which the highest market pries will be laid, bo
SPRING ER II A RBAUti
No. Liberty dr.vt.
. -
AILAtiN 1.. : 41tAT01 - VS SALE OF COAL.
&LATS, CORDAti E. TA It PA U LIN BEEF, .F,:--(ri,
satunlay looming, I.N.,ember 21Ith, at lu o'rirs.k, at War,.
haus , Nn. 60 Water sitreeL below Ferry street, will be srhl
bw order of John WlMock and Samuel liormly, Arbainistrw
.rs of ilenr,Te kleerwsed—A large :Assortment of Line,
Tarpaulins, Derr in barrels, Or.; and itatinsaately afterward,
gnat Yard, above Kensington —2O Plat Moats;
I r • number ••f Spars, Stems, Sweeps, Lumber,
Pei'4ns wishing la pureluwe are invited to examine lb,
sett. I.•, bet a- sale. P. M. DAVI S, An
H NSON & CO.'S TYPE
L • I laving the Agency for the sale of L. Johnson A
I cl. •. Onto, Ruls, Leads, Furniture, 1t,,. 1 amt preparssl to lilt
•w.l.•es Ten.: CASII.
W. 5. HAVEN, Printer Mill Stationer,
Market st., corner of Second.
ph; mETAL—Ioo tons Nu. l Anthracite.
very soft;
T 5 tons No. 1 Coke., very n,ft—Y4tnik.stunti Fnnm•ac
Yor Nalu by JOIIN
LOUNIS---100 tons Na 1 Juniata Bloom
and Lnlnns for sato by JUIIN MOOllll EA D.
A A. MASON & CO. will open on Wed
• ne.diky,lecernb, smother case it finis° SQ,
Mow Plaids; usual price, 75 and b7c. ole.fZ •
LIAW LS-300 more Long Wool Shawls at
S
$ 5 uud sa; usual price. $s and sfu. Just received by
dec•-ta A. A. MASON & CO., 2:1 Fifth at.
BL A NKETS--500 pairs more of those cheap
maskad. naiucol $1 and $2 poi. pair. at
de..an
A. A. MASON &
OiI:ESE-500 boxes prime Cutting Cheese
fust received and for salu by
doc2s UliNta
LRSHFIF,LD S: SON, No. TO W 601.1 et..
• have re,vived u freA smurtmont of
FUIi.NI3IIING GOODS.
Also, a fine lot of Fancy and Variety Goode, suitahle,for
Holiday Presents, such as
Porte Monuales,
Work
dec 24 Dressing Rote e, &c...
RAILROAD S'POCK AT AUCTION — On
Thursday evening, December' ith, lit 7 ,;cick, at the
!ileteltants' Exchange, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, will be sold
on account of whom it may concern-5 share, ltachegter and
Valley Railroad Company Stock: of which B. I'. 11.
Morrison will take due notice.
dcCa P. 11. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
NU. MOL ASSES-150 bbl new Meioses,
. in oak btirrels, jtod recAved and for Bale ky
SMITH, )1.1.111 k IiUNTEII.
ikaes sweet Oranges just
Jr received Kate 1 . 3 y
ILEYMEIL h AntllaiN,
••!1
N. 39 Wood attract
NUT'
'—lis.)ll Cocoa Nuts just re
`.4 " a
;re,-2 1 "' d '''' t ' r4 7:l . : . ..iiiia & ANBEILSON, an Wood sr._
UOOFLANS BITTERS-1° gross just
D'
received sad far sale by 1.1241 PIALVIII'iIi BROS:
SCOTCH SNUFF-4 bbls for sale by 1-
d „ „,0 1
Q FLEMIN6 BROS. ' UININIE-T6O ounces for sale by H.
dec.24 FLE3ILNO 11,784 S r
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GARB. 11165;PRECIP
dacd4
MMIMMIIM
.'ITIFIP4-'llAtitl. IDAYS•
• -
BWKS ',FOA ,Cm IusT2444 , .P,AESENTS, , ,,JUIreIIiIe
'Book,foi the Holidays: . , s , • •
Feting American's Library—List, of different &nine
itnislied Americans; 50 cite Is per volume.
flatus Stories; do do . . ..
bliss Mclntosh's tibrdry conslds f Mind Altc4„, - ;(irace and
Clare, Jessie Uraham, Florence Arnett, lition Witte r . Emily
I lerisirt, Rose and Lily Stanhope ; 'B7 Plc pet i s oltimit•
glary Lloyd Ws Poimier Tafel, 19
, fopriev9 I lmtutiral vol.
niriesl, prim iti;d4o per, ,, rmll6.‘ ,!, ,' •
A ppletou's Classical Library, 25 vast. price 2Serknts per
volume. . . ... •
Together with a supply of other Juvenile Bonita too inatio
reioi to nient4ou.
Cull tuon and mule your nelectiuns at , • • •
W. A. qII,DRNFkINNEIC(dc,,C(.I.'B,
iteNls , =t,oPpm..ltobo meat..
ROL ID.SI PRESENTS-- .
Fancy Portfolios: •
Scrap Woks; , 1 -
..
Inkstands—a great variety; •
.. -. , --- , l'isper , Weights-; •••••-"'"'.'•.:::,
Paint Smor ox ea; i
' '' . . :- •:• • • l'orte ' 7llcinnaiell ;
, Pearl Fohleni ;
Aiol a great variety of other Fancy Hoods, suitable f4rchrist
mas and New Year's Presents, for wile by . . . i - ,5,
Sr. S. IIAY7IN, Stationer,
devil, Market street, curuer of Second.
8,,,_...._
00 KS FOR ell RI nmAs,-- i
-
•• i 4
The Ladies' Wreath; gift of Friendaldpi ,
The Casket ; Freentastes. Hilt:,
e-
The Philopmua; Gift orAfrectidn • 4
The Forget-mnet ; 3lamory's Gift; ', 's s
..
TIMM.. li.es• ; Temperance tilft .. ; -
The Magnolia; Snow Blake.;. : .
The Alig [lunette , Christian' KeSpct .
Thp Mem of Sharon : Cecilittn Gift;
The Yrung Lady's Home ; Spencer's-Works;
The Lite of Luther; Pope'a Works; ..: t i
hives of Finthent Christians; Frank r.5.;11-e'4.l l eilfellii.
ALBUMS in great variety.
Bibles, Hymn Book - a, Are. Ar., for Bale Ly•
decSt 11. T. C. Iti.GGAN, 704 Wo;pci 'at.
G11"1' NOOKS FOR TILE DOI,tIDAYS—
II.
311N1111 & C 9., No. 32 Sfiiithfield 'street:44re on
Imml the Ltrafest. most magnificent, best„ildttl anal :6)kcipleto
idock• of Ilnotis, for protiant, hi shy
Gilt 'looks, A1b111.111., 411111l111.:6, Booka;tualartmett
all kinds.
The Republican Court; or, Arnegitat:Fogletyinj.likiayn
of Washington. With tirenty-out portraita ofalkstingvished
women. migrated from the original pleaures.
The :scenery oI the Lmtod 4latesi„ddip,st.sateditarksecies of
forty 0 - ntfasathigii; -- etii'braeltieviiirs evgn - portion of the
t oiled States., ff , E
The gee of , St. 2 .4g,nts; by"Solin tats ' , Illustrated with
twenty designs, by Edward H. Wehnartr.; • I; : ,
Witmetvor the Bildt t Illostratt,l with eteiteen'ungrigngs.
AUL/X - 111U rituroci.,
iteautivs of Charles Stcon.l l .: Court; by•
nit li platt-n.
heroines of 61m.kaipeare; pdrtraits of thechanale eltaraiters
of the great Bard—lnn y-tivu large awl brillhurttat
The Wa‘erli Ualltry;•pOrtraits of the prinelpiE emale
characters in the•wrltings of Scott.
The Gallery of Byron Iluantics; portrafta of the heroines of
lord ltyron's l'osons.
1... ...try of the Year from the Poet:: ilesmiptive of
the Seasons; with twenty-Iwo colors,' 11111.711Y111gs
O ray's Elegy . ; ',dutifully illustrated with new and . beath
tit.' designs.
Routes of Antericnn maims; comprising views. of:thelr
birth-places or residences, engraved, on steel, with vignette
umsL
Illustrated London Sew,; eittbiAlleltyli with - twiny. thous
spirittal en,- - raringa.
'fl,, 15 1 1.1, AVlila IVcrld: illn-lotted edition; tatiltellislied
h tin, 1.11;a :+t iu 5, (solo ...tonal drawinp.
L'anotat.o. 1 1 ....ti0nl \darks; Illnstrateil nflli Very
ant snail env:tying, nita portrait,
Byritr. a Complete lan•tical 3Varlin; illustrated with cl4stint
-b,4 eugt ay iimaythil
Ilallork'sCouiplete Works; Leautifuliy illustrated
with fine atm..) eitgrarinos and portrait. •
The Couplet.; if orks of holiert Galena;. containing his
Szongs, end Corresponilento, with a new Life of the
I''-'I. awl wait, critical anti hing,raphltal.. by
; tarpon ly illustrest.l with st e el plates. idle=
111:1 ST :NIA S LOOKS-L
-01111114r of I.lenuty;
•
Diatiom ;
( 1 1tri,lian :41 tmkt. ; Flott or 1,1 :
of Frletalafttp;
Token of Frientiship
Lobes' G ON.ri 11 1.
[lift: NI
tine of Sharon;
YS ;
'4.11,4111/ha
Ath . llllt.lll,, oft illitrt Goahcals the •Itasfi
Iwo!. pllbliaboaL.
hall. on 'Travels in Europe.
T..artlior with a hr., asoirtineut raita
id er chi - dant:is and yew PlasS.Orts ; alsnot large as•
,artiii.•nt 14 smodard Rooks, botindinaittuintbiteliinta As
; .r 1 ..11 .1 II t• Ilium at, all 104 mmit ttml
ovttl: in, :1,1 rotllrart , with `4 10 0t ,, . • . •
Harper's MAN. - II:Ulm. tor I. nary . pro., '2th..
,J,..
I'utants,"rl
do. tie .
do. lOrt.
r, the pia,r it at
1 „ \111 , 11.11: 1 :i
.1...2'21, N... 1 10 rails at. , nevt'door to Exchange' Rarah'.. -
pitE:sENTs ) 1 011 1101.T1YAY SEASON' tt—
lilac. ilia 11111111. taste and sight be calling an)...OrtAti;
of our richly illuminated Books. Andy
Vat I.cptiblicsin Court.; n till twenty-ono portraitsisiedis.
t i ithed Females of the United rdatea, ht the day& orVl'lfslis •
.11,14111.
t.r.ty's 1:1.17,y ; intiktratod..
Loalkts of dleuoryfr . 1”& e.
Pool ival 11,1 - Mt of. Hy riancferi,,,POß
onson. Burn.. tique tinti:lnitign lilt
k;Miory olf•to..
Charact , -riNti..., of 14 ou.o : do • „
111.1'11 Ow ri.inU;
'a Irtily Delight ;
fall and e.tatiline for yoUrN;IV,II4/4
IV. A. GI WIENTENSR,Y
r.lll, oh., opposite titii.Tlit.ttg:
Ail: AI; I,CC fl IST IA,SMESE - NS,.
—A Inr..;, aneortmeitt of .•IrAtti
It AI \9 and j ELlt f ; at C 7 Market utawt. corierat-
F,,orth. W. W11.V: 4 4,
0,4- 1;11. hriA".• Amer it Razor," the Fast In dm worth . "
0:4 at the al, .ve • %. dttlf)
TT 0L11. ) ..1Y .1.10011,Q)-- • co.:
CluLracterietics of 11 ; LMI dtecl eugritelnlils . F. /112.
t Ik1111• bitlditll;.
.1.113 . 8 Corot; mitigrie
11everly Liallery 38 vogrlvings; I.ore.tuu
Leptiblielot Court: 21 portraits of Aniericilu reit.l.l&7l 7,
till'lstiall'et Daily Delight : 111118triktion1; tintiquebiturg
-IVoineti of the Seri cures. do ' (lo
litsiekert/oviter Gallery: 49 portratti of distinguished coil
trihntonf io the linitLerbockey Magntitte: nuortxrd end doth.
or :Memory for Ii:NG---tt 1....r.ttift.1 gift book.
Reli.•r'. Ukrot o. I*.or : btkutif illy Sititstrated; ithort , cro.
:ikrtelt 4' Si
'll.O
r V
Tie, Thadruz
:See - nor:rot the United Stales—the fluent bosh of the season:
Poets--Byron. /turtle, :Its. liens:iris, Ben jonson,
I•9linksl eare. ite.; in antique and hall nulhµtn binding,
Largo awl ',twill Biblirs e t'rayer ltiolos.,iin various- iitylit of
bleeding, ,y
eltildren's Books—over:L) different kinds, suitable ter
children of all age,.
Don't forget to call at . ••• •
W. A. diLopziEttx:irEY kco.'sv
nrot'sc., orvvsit,, Th.tie.„ . •
C H It I :7v r y E 'TS.:
Al It EINBAIAN di CO'S,
• No. 4d street,'
SVlierr ran be „found ono of the largest and' flag.' & It •
.o.oKirtinent, of all .4'3 lc, of
tiold Watches, (cares of-our own - imanntetare.). • , 1""
Stir, IV ateltitt, In all Iltelr yakibitegiy
Pure Silver Spittle, (of oar outii znatalfailiiA):
PlAted (Bare -u very largo nsarlrtnient. 11.
Jewelry—an endives variety of latest an.l tenet beauti
ful patterns, ,
Fancy ti,sels•-a large assortment, • 9
t tel, to snit
titelerse,ilieil, thankful for paiit fairom, be o maind
their friend, rind the public in giiiinrnA to Et 4 . 011.1.1.!: all
during the Ilididay, and are nut, they will Sind' g ,
and prin... in suit. Irvite
41tn,L11 ..... HAS. tlein-LY L REIN/31.4N.
ri 111 I.TIIAs SEA SI),Y-Fresh Fruity . jai
Lc F. DRAVO, No. 1 Piamuritl—
eurrautii--olil and utile; 7
Citron,-new;. • , ••
Lemuit mud Orange IlLsel. • •
Al. , .Pietlirn, Sattecd,' fruh l'eachi•A acid Tonlatorg.
.-
nlecht
. .
W t' 1.1 ES ANIt JEWELRY : It rochiced
pie,. at
11011EILTS lIILLUS, No. 41-Fifth strod,- • •
Who ii iit di.9.4, of any .nuln in their variety -at-prices
iewer thaw thkanaiiirticles eau be taught for elsevihere id
the city, wit! tiftoin days. They have "marlin:4lßM '
% '
their ,tack, in thir t.l ualte place for a new - and . ChM -Mee-
Don. purchased with an eye to the lieliditya, and Militia/sr° ,
Mendsratices, by the st•fifra. partner, who is at present iu kbp,
goat Mr that minx....
We stake nor Nen:Lilly upon the toesertlon thrit Wo'4'llll6ll
FIFTEEN PEE CENT. la /WEI: than foriner
who :Lai actinic in this way will pleitsnoill. , ' I ra
, Adtoi
F.
t.; 1 FTS, what. s 6 §ttltti
x, ia,• as a Pocket Revolving Almoric, to will die 4:4 or
the mouth at on 4,r 3 Pocket lawiket ur :Ile;
wont... 'I he ii,,. 41,_1,1 can be haft at
dee:id NU. :1:l. MARKET ST. •
11).A.AIS EXPRESS •COMPANT—
_it L'ITTSELIniII, 'WeiII:STEIL AND REIT Irmo' to - s•
EAPILESS.—Por Hof bgarint fleentillffininlfoll'of the Jai&
popiliati4,ll slang the Inn , of the 011141 nod PentmlArtualaLlinli
road, to veil Pittiburnli and YoiY Brightnn.,Whollilinthrz
business and 564331 relations require ,aucit, Artiey,
A DAMS EN l'lt ESS • e, I.V I'A.NII have nual each aurrini4Tr•
meet with the Railroad enable tlieth to past trutilY
14, 4 4,4 , 1fg, on the Aciiiutniedation Train, N 4 ;40 , will latio
charger of all property rind business proporlyientritateit,
him. It will leave ii,ew the .31orulug Trj4,
remain hi and AlltiglieliY6.4): during the day to
.riend to fuck etilnlllin3ioll3 mayhtieutrnsted Idniona
'turn by the Eveithe- Trani, with hit hoods and ennucnis
,lioin cLecutoL All guTall,ZaL, will he dolivertxlur called for
in the two cities, Within nousatable distance, without extra
, •Inirge: but to insure encli delivery, the ilin-ction on pucks,
tar privtot,• 1.3,343, should be ,
At Way Stadion, : all matter will he left with the Station,
Agent of the hid:read Company,arhen the proper purtyls
Lan at the Salim on the arrival of the Train, to recelviVhfLti
•
•
The charges fur currying ilocksge.s, Be., and for services,
rendereil by IKe Mwoeogee , are lab-is let! to be within tea-.
smudge limits. When the nature of the business is such as
t. iolntit of it., special agreements will NI
BEN ItY R. llt %AN has been atiqminted 31.rienger,••anir
will remincner his duties on Mond*. Drimultier ;14, 1§7,5 1
OFFICES AND
Pittsburgh-434 F o urth str e et. •
Allegheny City—Telegraph Ottke.
flaysville--Captain Hay.
Sewickley Station—Mr. MeLauxiilin.
Rochester—Mr. White. -
Beaver—Dr. Chateller.
New Brighton—Mr...Limp, •
OFFICE ADAMS F,AFREEE
Pittsburgh, Dec. 'Attli, ;
led*
A NNIV ifriSalti'.—OF LITERARYA
PENN LITERARY
sliCiErr ,?.geull,ens of if...shove SoCiet.TX`-'4-141
fully itiibrixt the public UM( they will ts.ilelamti, their Anfll
versnry on TIIIMSDAY EVENING, 27th thst.ida4tt * tt
bes , V
' , RAN KLIN Fifth street; 'opposite n'e.T4eatrii can
which occasion the exerciSes cliwist of Es:ap t Detiaitia,
Mous, Orations, and Disputation: Subject for deltate-_•
Should u man obey u law of his cuuntry which he littl.ktyi.y
to ho Morally, Wrong?l : '
,1
Tickets, /0 cents—to I. had ut it. IL Engl.6tk eu.'n, 9no.
B, McFadden (mu tno nwatbra : and at .the dour..
Exercises to'cunnuerice at 7 o'clock- . der.24:o4'
REASE----For sig iii t'
this day reels '1 by 11,ENI,T (AittlN6;.
D -R01:1..-111TifiEttl-4 bbts this dzi,,y
received by railrisul anti far vdri by .•
blyls freshrAcoived arta tbr
ante by
_ldbc.23l — IIII.SICT
1 *“:1
. t . (tort. sere o is prepared to at-,
C sew) tuAliot Dt CtaatoinOre during al. llolidaysi •
CiONefINTICAITET)artit.44,Nroi
+,,,I kit WV 1, 1 4 , 181.ra1ir 611}04
b) FLEMINt;
-130 t) 4h:A for salt , bf
' Puntrma
. .
HENRY 11. COL
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