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lailtj 3HEinraing nst. 4 i .1 Theatre. To-night the popular danseuse, Miss St. Clair and La Belle Oceana, make their second appearance. aJJitiou to their elegant and graceful daucers, the celebrated play of Pizarro, and elegant Comedy of All that Glitters is not Gold, will be acted, in which all the popular Artistes of the Theatre will appear.

We that Manager Foster announces a variety of new pieces among them a new play in four parts, founded on facts, entitled The Shoemaker Toulouse, or the Avenger in Humble Life, which is said to be of great merit. We call attention to the card of Tuteur Brother, who have opened a wine and liquor store at No. 10, street, near the Perry House. These gentlemen, we are assured keeps sale nothing but the pure article. Dealers would do well to call and examine for themselves.

tcff" We notice that the side-walk on Webster Btreet, in the Sixth Ward, so much complained by the citizens of the upper Wards has been repaired in a very substantial manner. Patricks 8c Friend, BANKKH.S AMD KICHAJIOK BHOM.KKS PtiutmrKk, Pa. mayl liomestic and "foreign Exchange, Bank Aotct, Gold and Silvr.Bounht.Sa.- and Exchanged, KICHAHCK AMD BAHKlBaU HOU.E or William A. Ilill 0., 04 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH. jr-lCTtUkSTALLOWBP TIJik DkrHSSTTS- augsj allsh iuan DWABO lAMM.

KRAMER RAIIM Kit nam 4 Broken. iMaitrun Foreig st Uomwtie Exchange, Certificate! of Depot- VV, I. itted I ois Comer of Third aad Wood directly opposite the CharUk Motel. wmyc- Removal. M.

HOLHEI ek BOMB, mortii TBni uaint asro kxcuaaioi ornci To So. 61 Market doort oeieim eld stand N. HOLMES A SONS, 4 NkTF.RS AN EXCHANGE BROKKRS, and Dea lers in Nolei, Drafts, Gold, Silver and Notes. F.xcbange on the baslern and wesiern constantly lor sale. Collections made iu all the cities ihroughoet ibe LI States.

Depositea received in par funds or current paper.No S7 Market street, between intra ano rourin streets. mugs-iy laa.a.nooa. hoi.iiisist II SI liHGEKT. BANKKRS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, E. Corner of Wood and Stxth Pittsburgh.

TNKAL1.KS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Billa, Foreign ana uoinestic exchange, Certiheatesot Deposit. Ac on all the principal Cities of the Union r.urope, tor sale in sums to suit purchasers. CURRENT and parfundsreeeivedondeposite COLLECTIONS madeon all part of the Union, atthe lowest rales sepll-ly i 1 1 1. OX. ClIKHT, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, No.

65 Wood Streets Third door below Fourth (west side). SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notea discounted. Gold, Silver and Hank Notes, bought and sold. Colleeuons made in all the principal citiesol the United States.

Deposits received of Par and Current Funds. EXCHANGE AND A KING HOUSE OF li A. WILKINS A CO. bans: notes. arviNo rates.

Western Fnnds generally- diacouat. Virginia and New York and New England New Jersey- 14- Delaware par I KXCI1AHOE. BOVlNe. New York and Philadelphia 3-I6 prera. Baltimore oetau SSXJ.INO.

I prem. Notice. EXCHANSK Ba.1I or PlTTSBUBOH. October 11, lsSl. Elecuon for thirteen Directors ol toil Bank, to serve during the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House, on Monday, the 17th day of November between the hours ot A.

M. said 3 P. M. octlsidte TH O.MAS M. HOWE, Cash'r.

(1. V. Arbuthnot, OOAP AND CAVDLK MANUFACTURER, corner of Fountain and Seventh. Persons wanting any thing that line wilt do well to eall, as am to as cheap as any other person in tse city, aeplltv State mutual (-Mr lasaraacs caatpaav. BRANCH OFFICE, S4 SmTHFiELD Pr-macae Pittsburgh, May lu, IS I.

HE best evidence of the success of the Director- in endeavoring to unite the "STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY" meet the wants of the community, is the unparalleled amount or" busireas wbich has been done having issued T.HOO li-cies during the pa-it year, thereliy adding over S130.0UO the funds of tlie company. Nearly all the property insured it of lite safest kind, in smnlt risks, and a large proportion insured for only one year. Whole No Policies issued 7,0 do do expired, terminated A o2 do do in lorce Amount of Propertyim-urcd do Canceled, terminated arid ex pired SOI ,729 do do do do do toree- Pismiutii Notes Canceled terrain ited in lorce Casf, Premium-- received 5 do canceled fT.U)t,7 .557,14 Whole anion nt of to-sr uud expen ds paid P.Hiitcciniavorn! the cash, i Tu city or country merchanid. aud owi-r-rt ot dwli- and iXK.au'd or country property, tl i believed ('ompany ndord advuntHez. point of ehcupness, ftiid bcuriiy, interior io no Insurance 0nipnty this country.

iittiducted on the eqaiiimlc and retly unproved s-lrtu of or Ri-k excluding all pe ial haziit3, iituriitit only a atuouut iu any one lo raiay, iUu prcciudiiitt; Uie frequency and occarrencc of latie ad a 10. uu both the Sliv tnd Mutaai pt 111 nuiuuiy H.sei:e the chrrtpe-s- and aecoanaodai.au both methods, but etitiUcs tbe insured to a pafliei.a-ltoi ih the It i under the coutro. of the loliowtng Director -i Kuthenord. A i-iU-tt. John B.

Pacaer, Satutie T. Aioiisto A Carrier. Phi, C. Sedgwick, Kob trt Jojic. John Rutherford P.

RLTHFKFORI), PresV A.J t.H-LEri'. Sec'y. A A. i'tmniii, Acimiry. A Dividend fifieen per ceut.

cn eapi-Tt nt been declare! by the three lor, am- is receivable at this (Jthce lor renewal or redeemable cash ai tbe end el ninety 4v. 17 A A A CAKKtF.R. Aiwnt I NORIKS hall chests Imperial and P. Tea -JM do do Ooione and Cbuiau do -O boie tireen and Kiack 40 Jo assorted Tobacco: 10 ohd New (trieani ugar vnbbl. Loaf and Crushed do.

Havana and Cuba 75 bat's Kio Cotfee Jo Lar ayra Codee 2j do tid Oovernment lava boles Ro-m Soap rrlvate Dlisasss, fR. HBOWN, No. DIAHOlu ALLRv Drvnrn hn entire alteatna aaoaJ' praetiee. Hiat ainessisrooatly tssnfcrr Prrrmte or VtnerteU Intern tee, and mmetet aaJ ful adeetiona, broaght on by imprdBT youthful indulgence anil excess. Syphiiis, Svphilitie Erupuons, hea.

Gleet. Stnetare. Urethral Oiaebarrev Imparity of the Blood, with all diseases o. the venerea. origin.

Skin Diseases, Scorbatie Eruptions, Tetter. Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seoiinai Weakness, la. potency, Piles, RbeamatistB. Female Weakness, Moa inly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fmtala in A no Nervous Aieeuons, Pains in tbe Back and f-oms. Imia-Uons of the Bladder aud Kidneys, saceesafully treated Care guaranteed.

Fourteenyears' practice tinur in thia Dr Brown to oner assurances ol speedy care to all who may come ander his care. -Office and private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay lJ- Charres moderate. KElMATISM.JJr. Brown newiy discovrel reni-edyfor Rheumatism is a speedy andcenain remedy for that painful trouble. It iiever fans.

OtBce and Private Consultation Rooma No. 41, DIAMOND Pittsburgh, Penna. Tba Doetor it always at noma Ayer'sChsrry psclorall FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, HOAKMi-lii-vs uu, i-viHITIS WHIMIPING OU "aSTH A and CONS PTIoN' Among the numerous discoveries Science has made iu uus generation to facilitate tne business of life, increase its enjoyment, and even prolong tbe term of ha-man existence, none caa be named of more real value to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues tbroughouilhn broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, that ao medicine or combination of medicines yel known, caa so surely control and cure the numerous varieties of pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept Irom our midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has atiengtfa been found which can be relied on to cure the most dangerous arTections ofthe lungs.

Ourspac-ehere, wit! not permit ns to publish any proportion of the cures effected by its use. but we would present the following opinions of eminent men, and refer farther enquiry to the circular which the Agent below named, will always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full particulars, and indisputable proors ot tneae facts. From tbe President of Amherst College, the celebrated rTOtessor Hitchcock. "James Aver Sir: I have used yuur Cherry Pec toral in my own ease of deep-seated Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its chemical constitution, that it is an admirable compound for the relief of la. ''rural and bron chiai difiicuiues.

If my opinion as to its superior character can be of any service, yoa are at liberty to use it as yon think proper. rJJWAHlJ HITCHCOCX.L. is. V. From the widely celebrated Professor Sillman, M.

2. L.L. rroressor ot Chemistry, Mineralogy, Ac Yale College. Member of the Lit. Hist.

Med. Pntl- and Scientific Societies of America and Europe. I deem the Cherry Pictorial an admirable eomnosi. lion from some of tbe best articles in the Materia Medics, and a very ehVcuve remedy for the elass of di, cases it ia intended to cure." New Haven, Nov. 1, 1S4.

Major Pattison. President of the S. C. Senate, slates he has used the Cherry Pictorai with wonderful sue-cess, to cure an iittlsmation of the lungs. rron one oi mi hrat physicians in Maine.

Saco, April 26, 164 Dr J. C. Aver, Lowell Dear Sir: I am now con stantly using your Cherry Pectoral in my practice, and preterit to any other medicine lor pulmonary complaints. From observations of many severe cases, I am convine ed it will cure coughs, colds, and diseases of the that have put to defiance all other remedies. I invariably recommend its use in case of consumption, aud consider it mnch the best remedy known forthat dis ease.

RespeettuHy yours. I. S.CUSHMAN, M. D. Prepared and sold by James C.

Arer. Praeueal Chem ist, lx well dsns- JOSold in Pittsburgh wholesale ansi retail, by B. A. Fahiiesiock, and by J. Townsend: in Alieghenv Cttv by H.

P. Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists generally Dr. Kcyscr'i PeetorsU Svrnp, FjlOR the cure of COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTION in lis early suteeSs WhooDins Couch, Crouo.

Bronchitis, aud the various diseases of the Puimonarv Organs. I nis is one oi the most certain and eflectual remedies for diseases of the chest and pulmonary oraaa ever discovered. It is a combination of various veeetable medicines in the form of a Syrup, in order to make it palatable. It has ait action entirely dttfereat from any of the Cough Medicines now ia use, as it does not con- sup a ie tbe bowels, aor produce sicknes ot the stomach a fault too common in Couch Medicines. This remedy dissolves the superabundant secretion ot mucous and phlegm which attends Catarrhal and Branchial adeetiona.

and iu ftoothins; enect ia ai laying tick ling, hoarseness and coughing, may be relied ou as certain. The proprietor has tested itus medicine in a practice of several year-, and wiih aubounded sueeesa. country store keepers woutd do well to keep a snpolv of this medicine constantly on hand, as it wiii never tail to give re lie and affords a large proau Cases of the most digressing Coughs have been brought before the notice of the proprietor, and have been cured in a verv shon unit. It in one of the cheapest medicines known. It is put up in naif pint bottles at 6o cents each, or six bottles for 2.50.

For sale, wholesale and retail, by KEYSER 4 Mc DOW ELL, 14u ood street, Pittsburgh ETHER'S HAIR FLUID, For Baldness, Scurf. Dandrud, and the various diseases ol ihe scaip reeom attended by tbe Pitubargh Poai. Commercial Journal, Evening Tribune, Chambers burg SettUtiel, and other source, as the best article in existence for the above purpose, as welt as an elegantly perfumed preparation for rendering the hair soil and giofesy, without sntling the clothes with grease. AN INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE REMEDY, Warranted to cure the worst eases of Tooth Ache every caae, anu lastamaneousiy. TWO CASES PURE COD LIVER OIL, IN QUART AND PINT BOTTLKS PREPARED BY LANu'TON BROTHERS A.

COTT. AND 6 UPPER THAMES STREET, LONDON So well reeomsaended by pnysiciaos of the htcbeat auihonty as a valuable remedy in Consumption, Scrofula, Chrome Pneumonia. Rheumatism. Kicked. Canes of the Bone, Watte Swelling, Oencrai Debility.

4c. Cod Liver Oti highly recommended by C. It. WILLIAMS THOMAS WATSON. M.

D. JOHN H. BENNETT, DE Ju.NbH, M. D.of the Hague. This article oi Cod Liver Oil mav be depended upon as pure.

an1 will oe chemically tested ia order to aui- the doubifnt. For saie by KEYSER 4 Me DOW ELL. lU WOOD Mreet, Pittsburgh Jnovli S. roa'gh's Calabraiad ftCthareatl Oil. fvOR Churches, Stores, Parlors.

Steamboats, Canai Boats. Halis, Chambers, Kitchens, Workshops, and indeed every place where light required. The public respectfully invited to call and examine a beautiful assortment of these Larnps. Also, Lamps of all kinds, Lard Lard Oil, 4c, Chandeliers, Oirandoies. Waiter.

Mantel Decorations, Lamps. WTicke, Paper, Tin Shades, Mai and Cans, aad all thing pertaining to the trade. Also, a superior Safety Lantern, Steamboats and Stables. The cheapest light to be found for store and shop poses, is Tough 'S Reined Chemical Oil and Lamps, from which a splendid light is obtained at of a cent per hour, equal, if not superior, to gas. We invite an examination of our goods and prices.

Being prepared, by accumulation of 12 years' experience, and with fa hues to supply both the wnolesaie and retail trade, ou most fav orabie terms, al the Pmsbargh Oil aad Lama Store. All articles delivered id any pan of the ctiv, or ia Allegheny, free of cost. ETHEREAL AND CHEMICAL. Olt PINEOlUre galarly supplied once or iw.ee a week. All orders lert with the wagon, (which is constantly passing round the city.) will be promptly attended to.

J. S.TOUttH, No. Fourth street. Apolto Hail, aprltj.d&wy etween Market and Wod A Ufa. AD OF ALLt EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.

PREPARED and soid by JNO. YOUNGSON, tfui) Libeny street. This powerfully concentrated pre ration the medical virtues of which are found to be eight times the strength ofthe original American Ou is put up in bottles at 5 and cents, each, with full directions for its use. In every disease where the original Ameneau Oil has been round at all emcaetoua, and so far exceeds tbe original in power, a torender it the CHEAPESTMEDICfoEINTHE WORLD. Calland try it.

JOH.N YOCNGSON. N. B. The original Oil in lis umural male as taken from Uie bowels of the earth, can be had as above and will be found genwin. Notwithstanding a certain firm claims to be the nij Proprietors.

dAw-tf j. Dmtfa Merchants' College. THE only institution in this part of the country in whieh students are qualified for business by an experienced practical Accountant one who has conducted merchaIlU, books in the most extensive and aiversihed business and one whose treatise upon book-keeping ia recommended by the American Institute and Chamber of Commerce, of the Cuy of New Vork, as the moat perfect worx upon me suojeci extant. Mr. Williams' Writing Class, day and evening.

Mr.C. Bartberger. Architect, leaches Architectural, Mechanical and Landscape Drawing, five evenings tit the week. Mr. Hatch leciares on Mercantile Law, every Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock.

An evening Ahlhraeue Class, under the Principal. Cail and gel a Circular oclS dkw Choice Teas and foreign fralti. JUST received, al MORRIS' TEA MART, in il.c Diamond. 2d door fiom Diamond alley tuO chests and hf-ehesls Green and Black Teas 700 boxes new M. R.

Raisins SO do. io layers 100 drums Figs; 50 boxes new Malaga Figs; 100 fancy bxs Prune? 10 barrels French Plums 10 do. new Cairants 40 drums tsutiania Ratsms; 10 casks Seedless do Also, Citron Peel, Candied Orange and Lemon Peel. Eve's Apples, Pink, White aad Veiiow Rock Candy Lemon Syrup, Sardines, Verim.elli, Maccoroni, sic. all of which are now offered for sate al the lowe-i prices for Cash ou delivery, at novll wufisi; Mini.

Boobycr sk. dribble, Liberty street, three Doors above Irwin, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends aud the puboc. thai'ney are fully prepared lo furnish every ttnn in the Clothing line, having a full assortaaenl of CLOTH CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, and all olher arueie suitable rbrUeniiemeas wear. Particular attenuou w.ii be paid to Customer work, luid no pains will be spared lo please those who favor as wiiu a call. focill.

taratlars and Chair Wsmssau. JOSEPH 424 rViio eucet. aoovc ioo Bridge, keeps constantly oa hand tut.l u.akcs llo order, al the Urtoest vrtces. evclV description ui Fancy and plajo Fl'RMTt'KE. SOFAS and CHAlRf- of the best workmaiislup and most approved styles.

Purchasers woaid do well io viait his Wareroom niy7 Awl A CAKU. HAVING, alter a paruai absence of several months, resumed ihe Pbscticx or ihe Law, ihe subscriber wiii now give his undivided aiienuoa lehe duties ot lu. profession. The unsettled business of Willi! 1 Coyle wtli I closed by and receive tbe attention ot both, at their oid oce, on t.rant street Business entrusted la the subscriber will in ail cases receive prompt attention. JOHN CoYLE.

Au'v A Counsellor al Law. No. 7a Urant sl. Pittsburgh Cor Sextet sit at Bargains A LOT OF OKOL.ND. twenty -fire teet froiuint; cn Quarry street, near O'Hara.

and extending lac. io the manor line; on which is erected a gcod hues bouse in froul, containing five rooms and a hail, and aea, brick back building all blushed in ihe best nanner ALSO One Lot on Penn street. Fifth Ward, near the Old City Line, forty -eight feel front on Penn sireel. ana running back one hundred feet to Spun alley ou whici. is erected one brick house, two frame brewry.

Einjuire of JOHN A. PARfUNJfOv Pennsireel. Fiiikaia. 'IVRYMORRTS5" FirrV CENT TEA l-Jhe Tea hisn 1 eno soid at Morns Tes Mart, ia tie Diamond, x-cents Sl. has been good, but now 'as better than eve.

He now seiis most deiieious Ootong Tea at 50 cl fc siroog, rough flavored English Breasfasl do, oO ci splendid Voung Hyson, SOt-ii 4 lnov' SMITH i. SINCLAIR, Woiesr bracers and Ca-s muussit Merchants, comet ot Wood and First s.e nov3 i A' LbM-t bbis. for sais by novli B. A- litt-'UMWa ammef BY THE O'REILLY LINE. FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival of the Daniel Webster. New York, Not. 1C. The steamer Daniel Webster, from San Juan, Nicargua, arrived this evening, bringing dates from San Francisco to the 15th of October. She brings about 400 passengers.

$117,000 as freight, about $500,000 in the hands of passengers. The Daniel Webster sailed from San Juan on 6th of November, with the passengers brought down from San Francisco by the steamers Independence and North Ameriga. The Daniel Webster, with the steamer Central America In tow, made the passage from New York to San Juan in 12 days. The Central America experienced much trouble in getting over the shoals at the mouth of the river, but finally succeeded, and from thenoe proceeded up river without difficulty. The mining intelligence by this arrival is of most satisfactory character.

The weather been unusually favorable, and the yield of gold from the different sections of the mining regions is steadily on the increase. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Oil. 15. Since the last arrival the market has been very quiet, and the demand for goods of all descriptions limited. large sales of Flour could be effected at the present price asked Gallcgo is held at 10.0011.00, and Chili at 1 1 ,001 4,00.

Corn Oats 4o, Barley 55Jc. Dry Goods. is a large amount of goods going into store with expectations of higher prices, on the ground that shipments must shortly, in a great measure, cease. Clothing is not in demand, except woollen descriptions. Building materials steady; American planed boards 1000 feet.

Bricks 2025 1000. The market is poorly supplied with hardware and wooden ware. Coal is selling at $2022 ton for Anthracite, and lij for Cumberland. Candles. of Adamantine at 3235c, Sperm at 4245c per lb, The steamer California sailed for San Francisco on the 15th of October from Panama, with mails and 200 passengers, and about $1,900,000 freight on board.

Messrs. Adams Co. shipped upwards of half million of dollars in gold by the California. Since the cessation from duty of the vigilance committee, San Francisco has become crowded with numerous bands of desperate character, some of the papers are strongly and earnestly appealing to the committeee to set at work again. The project of steam navigation between San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands was likely very soon to be carried out.

Hon. Selini E. Woodworth was spoken of to command the first ship. The U. S.

sloop of war Vincennes, commander L. Hudson, left San Francisco on the 13th of October, on a cruise to the southward and to the Sandwich Islands. The steamer Mirror was burned near Sacramento on the 14th of October. Capt Clark and of the firemen were badly burned. A passenger named Brown was burned to death.

FROM OREGON. New York, Nov. 16. The mail steamer Columbia arrived at San Francisco on the 14th ultimo, bringing 45 passengers and $24,000 in gold. The Indians were continuing their depredations upon the emigrant train and frontier settlements, and much excitement and alarm prevailed.

Jeremiah Rian, of Maryland, with six others, had been murdered by the Port Orford Jiaus KIDNAPPING U. S. SENATOR. Louisville, Nov. 17.

Calvin Fairbanks, tried to-day for kidnapping slaves, was held to bail in $H)0O to answer the charge of felony, in default of which he was re-uiauded to jil. The Kentucky Legislature balloted to-day, without choice, for L'. S. Senator. Geo.

Robert-j son, J. J. Crittenden, A. Dixon, and H. Mar-' shall, higs, and W.

O. Butler, Democrat, were voted for. I5ISHOP. ClNt'INN ATI, NOT. 17.

Ma.lAme Bishop's stecond concert takes place Uits eveuiug Tickets nearly all sold. Henry I'lay left Adhlani for WashingUm, ou Saturday. FRiM WASHINGTON. Washikotos, Not. 17.

It hat been Jett rniine by the President anJ Cabinet to give a rand diploinatic diuuer to Koasuth and t'hevalier Hulsemann. The Austrian representative will be invited. CINCINNATI MARKET Nov. 17. 14i0 bbls Sold at .11 Cheese.

1h) boxes at lXhi new hams sold at green hams b. Supar. new at t)Ac. New, EVEN1NG. The hog market is fairly opened, and most houses engaged, ItWO Sold at including light and heavy.

demand at River. ..4 feet water. NEW YORK MARKET Not. 17. Uusettlevl, and sales light.

Flour. of 4- bbls at for oomnion State miiJ Indiana, and for pure Wheat. cargo ot Uenesee stilj at u. at Corn. of iM.H bus mixed at t0(tii61, which is generally above the views of buyers.

Plenty sales ot mess at la.OU tor prime. -No tlemand. o0 bbls prime old at SJ. Whiskey. of Ohio at '2.

bags Rio at SA. UK) hhds Vorto Rico at 5 for tine. Scarce; sales of 50 tierces at 3,31. 150 hhds Ky at 46. EVENING.

The sales of Cotton to-day are bt)0 bales; prices unchanged. of 11,000 bbls at for Ohio brands; for Michigan, and 4,00 4,1.5 for Souiiiarn. Wheat. of H5.K) bushels Michigan at 88 liOOO do Genesee white at 97. Corn.

..24,000 bushels mixed at Provisions. maket shows no change; sales of 100 bbls Lard at 8A. Hemp. of 50 bales at $120 per ton. Turpentine is held at 3,00.

21 NEW ORLEANS MARKET Nov. 17 Cotton. ot bales tuts morning prices steady fair HJ. Mess Dull at Dull Ohio 3,403,50 St. Louis 3,70.

I Keceipts small sales at Prime, in bbls, kega 9A10. Prime dull at 21. A tremendous ram storm yesterday interrupt- ed busiuesis. 1 PORT AN I MEDICA WORK Dr. Ralph's Prac- 1 tical Private Treatise, on the ualurc.

symptoms, pro- mess, consequences, remedies auu cure oi tne uiocawB of ih int al ore a us. niHuiluiir sell-Hbue, stricture gouorihca, venereal diseases, and disorders resemding these, (given in no other worm, xc o-- pp. plates Pncel. 00. Sold at with tiovl- 7t.

Mt p.iui nr ir.L.1 T. tsglt Marble Works. tKvrABUkHfcD Irsitjt klUHUHU ILKINS, 1-4 Lii-riy street, head of Wood street, Pittsburgh. A 1 UMHIKN I S. Hunal Vaults.

Tombs, HeadMoues, 1,1 Pieces. iVlltrc and Pier Tops, always on liaml and niaue lo orilt-r II s. ctioiee si'leflion of llrawiniss oil hand I nv Sltsm Mill fur Sale. riMlr. SulisiTitier is authorised to sell Ihe following de 1.

si-ril-eil Mill Properly, situ.ited in tipper 51- Clair township. Allegheny eouniv. Pa. milt, from Pittsburah on the Washington 'I'urnpike. and 61 miles by way ol the Plank Koad roiitaininr acres, with a good frame Mill House, three stones hign and 30 oy 34 feel, with a hrsl rsie as good a.

new; two run of" Sloues, one a trench tiurr of the best uualily, and ou Chopper. All the machinery is good running order. Also, one coun'ortxlile frame Dwellm House, Stable aud olhrr oul-butldinirs. "rtier is coal under the whole properly. Persons wishing i1( purchase a properly ot Ibis de scription, would do well lo call ana examine the above and it.

udvanlapc. The coutcmnlaied Kaiiroad from steulienviiie lo Pittsburgh is to pass in from ot said lots. leruis easy, for turiner particulars see ine owner Roiir.KI Ifllill AM, ou me premises; or. JAHb: KlUHr.V, Aieonu Notice. A PPI.lt A riON will be made lo the next Legislature lus provided bv Act of for a Charier, llor a Saving Fundsmsliiution.) tor ihe Citirens' Depos- ii' Bank ot Pittsburgh.

Capital to be not ic.s man nor more than 820U.HIH). Pmsbureh Gazette aud Harnsbureh Union copy, ana charge this Othce. and send copy nvrni Black, I LKS A LE AND RLTAIL ITcs: side Diamond. corner Diamond alley. Pauburgit keeps a Houssor r.sTERraiNMasi.ior ---I iry People.and Stbliss.

All who choose to cull will bnd it.to their advantage io uo so, i Houses Ihe conveniem in I lie inn" LA-s 100 boxes by IU; Jl do lObyW; Ml do by i eTiVAAT tfc sUXi VH Wood meet, WIVs sin a 1 Bank cities ted ana I A A next, 0 in sell HP 1 lo it oi P. now on 10 a is I Par from the Old Coaatry It sdattit I PASSAGE from LIVERPOOL, LUJiDON and GLASGOW TO IS VOKK, ANUFKOM LIVKRHOOLTONKWORLKANS. BAL-TIMURE, BOSTON, CHAKLKSTON AND PAVAN.NAH DIKKCT. TAFSCOTT General Emigration and Foreign Exchange Ojfu n. riHK undersianrd hann accrpird the Ai-cucy oi he above well Known House, is prepared bm.f ul Passengers from the UM Country, on as lavonbte i r.

is any olher House in the City. 'asfcage can lie engaed in the following; liins, sailing punctually on Uie days appointed: WALLOW TAIL Line leveB Liverpool on the Mb Vliit oi each Month. Rfcl) STAK LINE leaves Liverpool on the tfilti ot mnntli THK LINK leaves Liverpool Twice a Month. THK LONDON LINK of Packets sails from Lond ui the bin, Ulh.itlst and lh of every Month. THKOLYDK LINK ol tilaseow Packets sails rt ro GLASUOW on the 1st and 15th of each monih.

Also A weeklv Line of Packets tor New Orleans l-Passengers shipped from New York to any part ol West. irj" The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and u- penntend the einbarcation oi all passages engaged iu Country. rrrsons desirous oi viviung me imj have loeir passage engagea through Iroin Pilis-burgh. by application either personally or by letter, paid) to the undersigned. PASSAOK FROM NEW YORK be had at very reduced rates by applying to the undersigned Agent tor the Messrs.

Tapscou, of New York. JAMES HLAKKLY. Corner ol Sixth and Liberty oevtt (-ind Piuttnirtk A-'SKN'3EriS from the Old Country, in any oitAF-SCOIT Litie. will be furiiijbed at sea provisions of good quality, weekly, as follows, without anv extra charge Each passenger ot 12 emn age and over, 21 lb, bread, 4 U). rice, 2 oz tea.

5 lh. oatmeal, ID sugar, I D. nour, motasse. and 1 ID. Under 14 years of age, 6 lbs.

bread, tutfs, I to. full allowance of water and vinegar, and half allowance of tea, sugar and molasses. Eor passage apply to a- j. T.TAPscorr South N. or to JAMES liLAKELY, ocl-iS Si nil and Liberty sis FOR Li VERPOOL Packet of ike 6s ol Sovember The packet ship LIVERPOOL.

Capt. Gardner, will sail as above, her tegular For freight or parage, having superior accommodations. Lu the captain, on board, loot of Burlmp or to JAMES BLAKELY, octa corner ixtn and Liberty sis jTi- LONDON LINE Or ACK ETS To 7S7l JjASih of November The packet ship 1IENKIK dWfcftt lUIDStlN, S. C. Warren.

Master, will sail as, above her regular day. Eor freigut or having elegant acconiniodations, appiy to the captain, board, at Murray's wharf, foot of Wharf street, or to DbAsr.Ll Agent, OCL2D Sixth and Liberty Pittburgli CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS! CLINI'OCK is constantly receiving his Fall Stock ot' CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND TRI.MMIN4.rf. Consisting iu pan of the following, viz: Super Royal Velvet Pile Carpets; Super Royal Tapestry Carpets English and American Brussels Carpel; Extra super three ply Carpets; superfine three ply Carpets, super tine ingrain Carpets; extra fine tut run Carpets; fine ingrain Carpets; common tnitrsm Carpels; cotton ingrain Carpets 4-4, 3-4 and 5- I'npesiry Vent- carpets; 44 3-4 and a I willed Vemtian i arpet: 3-4 a ltd 5-d Damask Venitiati Carpets; 4-4 3-4 and plain Venitian Carpets; 4 4. 7-3. 3 4.5 tf-4.

common Venitian 1 arptts; na Kt Carpets; extra super Crieuiie Rups superfi.ie Ctaemle do; superfine Tufted do; common Tuned do; common Cheittie Cbeiuie Door Matt; Tufted Uo do; extra Enptisb Sheepsltin do common Mats Adelaid do Jenny Liml Alhcanl and Manilla do; lute Coco and Mais. OIL CLOTHS AND TRIMMINUS. Slieet Oil Cloths, from 12 to 4 feet wide, eut to lit any ball or room; and 3 4 Oti Cloth Green Oil Cloths. lor Window Blinds; Furniture Oil Cloths; patent Stair do do; Stair all sies Carpet Bindinr; Crash and Diaper; Snow Drop Nap-ifina; Table Mats; Booking's 1 6-4. and 2 4 Cotton Booking, 4 wide; super cloth Piano and Table Covers emnosed do do- do worsted do do du tin Damask, lor Window Curiam6; Turkey Red Cnmt, CUuUii Border Window Shades; Window Linen; Veiiiuan Blmds; Damask Moreens Watered Moreens- The above ktock const st of the largest and best ever selected lor litis market.

Bent purchased direct imm importers and manufacturer, comprising the rich and latest iy les and de.igns, and u.1 prices itw cannot rail to ptearail; We cordially invite tnwse wihius: to tumuli ieauibosis or l(oaw, to giwe a at trie Carpet aretioute, No 4 Fourth Mreet. and Wood street. lelJ W. CLINTO Krcsb Test, HALF Chesiji ot reeri and Blak Teas ju.st ie. I ceived at the PeLiii Store, 3-; Fifth i above Teas were eiected by the aubseribrr irom late carto iu N'-w York, aud coiupr.ses alt the ditfereut grades in the market, and will be sold whol -aie and retail in one fourin or one hail pound by the cu-t Retail grocers are mvttrd to rait and examtiie the lie rem varieties.

Aio. 3d baKs old Java Co if re; lUdueu bottles tresh Peaches. no" A JAiAr, rihb t. Greenwood Garden. ACIIOICF.

COi.l.KCIIO.N OF SHKITIHKKY, Vi-ning Koses. Raspberry, Strawberry. Gooseoeny, Rliubarb. Grape Vines. hnrds Moniuiy Koses and evrry piaul necessary lo ornament yards suit gardens, wil round at Greenwood TSursery.

All Omnibus leav corner or Market and Filth streets, Pittsburgh every hour, lor the Garden. Ice reams and other re fresbnvnts served up in tbe Orders addressed to lite Proprietor, West Manrhestrr Aiiegneny county. Pa receive prompt attention. -ill! 1 M'KAIN. VR And possession given immediately, a Utree story HRICK HOL'SK, No 1VI third street, between Knss and tiraut).

Apply to WKII.lir A ALCORN, 1 1 7 Taird street, atils opposite St Charles Hotel. roll fashions. II PAILSON 71 Wood itrtet is now re ceivmg his entire Fall Slock of HATS. CAPS and ail a nicies belong ing to his business. He has now general assortment of lu his hue, besides receiving the Pennsylvania Railroad daily, all or winch he sel at eastern price.

faep-t II. tleubara V1TOR.NEY AT LAW. ortice. No. 1W ourth opposite the Mayor Office (iiovl.lm inHNKY itr lh 'la 1 Fin Tavira Stand for Kcat.

rilK ubrribr wir.hr. to rritt or lae ior nuifct-eroi yetr the TA VKKN STAND rccrntly tv htm at Turtie i reck iu itu couruy. The bin-ding i Aiitniritbty MtiiaLtpJ tor business, being inn-sliatiely Mcljummg the nd 6(t wttrnnn p-ttce the Kcnus ivHiua KatiroaU at Turtle t'rrrk, a ait ato, adjoiniin tbe new Plank Koatl rrotn Piti-i-unth The iront buiiUiUK i three Mones niU, cuvered wuh aiate, and it it) teei in front, and 4u feet in drptn. 1'be back beildiii is two toiira hih, and 14 "At by bt) teet in sue. There are twenty well t.nitied roonii in the build-in The sSlabiiHaj and ait other acfominodaiionit aie themont liberal Mair.

There i no stand in the vi-einity of I'lUztburgh mat atfordi more induce meats itr a steady, enterprtin and aceoniinoiatinC iandiord. For terms. Ac. appiy to the on Uir premise? nov4 Gii)RuK BhINTDN Valuable Coal Land for Sale. NK HI NDKKD ANI FlFrV-KlGMT Al'RKS OK valuable t'oa! Land, attuated in the Thud Pool.

Mononaheia River. The Coal ia of egcelleia quality, and the location ia such that a ibort Rait Road would he requeue 10 load boat. The River from contatni ltir perchen in length, and it has ample bot.oin litnd tor the of houses, Slc For a description of ine property, uh price, term. Ac apply to H- TOW.NSKNU St. CO nov.aV.iw No Itf Market street.

TY PROPKiRTY. For ale, a valuable lot ot 44 teet on Viram alley, at 56 feet irom the south side street, by 4 deep, with a larire, well built brick house ot two stories, airanged wnti a hall, on rooms, Kitenen aim ee.iar, ac. 1 nis property will couimaaa attention, ueui in me tiniueuiate vicinity tne sue ior me new run wmrc, nice aiou. 4. Ct THBKRT.

Gen'l Airent, novll 5 SniHhheid streel ir DAILY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR is an mc.enl aeent for the cure of all Rheumatic Pa.ns. pains in the Lun: or Breast, Pleurisy, all acute pains old sores and tooth acht it cures pains in a few miuntcs I his is a most excellent article, i ne suoscrihcr is a em tor all the Indian Doctors' Medicines; alto the Indian Donor' Practice of Medicine, a book of av4 pa no rice ceiiis. ii i I novll No 50 Smithfield st. twranc 1 1 Ie and 9hsrpibursh Plank Koavdl Company. SKALKD proposals will be received until the 21th instant, at the office ot the Company, No.

al Fuih St for ft radius; that portion ot the Road lyinc between the residence of John rahatn, hlsq and the F.asteru termi nus near Suarpsburtg the work to be completed by ihe st Ala ren next, sunject to uie approval ol John his leu fq. i tia successiul oiarter will be reuaired to aive se- unty tor the faithful perlormance ot the contract. lans, spaciheatious, Ac. can be seen at the ortice nf HeastuiRS ti Prieser, near the Court House. Ky order of tne Board ol Managers.

noia.id LFLIK. Sec'y. Ueci li. Jeaci HAS now in store and manafacturin, ail kinds of to bacco.snud and seaars.cut and drv tahaccn wh.h is tillered at reduced pnees for cash, or to prompt cuto mers Call and examine his asset truentai No Front sireet, Pittsburgh. IOTS AND TL'RNPIKK Sttk'K ATArJcrtoN on a Monday, lTtli instant, at will k- sold fttM'kenna'a Auction Houe, one lot of ti round on the Wahuiion rurnpike, three miles from the ciiv An by Vii teet on which is there is an old Store House Also a i.tie rsiaie in aujoiniug, and of the same uncusious as above; on which is erected a new House- Also At the same time and place IIS aitu iruuciivuio i uniuise lOCK.

Terms at sale. By older of MlKl'MY J. S. novi Aisignees of James Don nel I. thick, rln a Ituoi, fftnl JLSl KrA r.l Kli A new and vc itrge -lock ot n.lt KKHI.NlrS PIANO i-ukiks, ot 6 M.id? octaves.

t-urveu anu piaiu. JOH.N II MELLOK. Agent tor the sala of Chic kef mas fianos.for Pntsi.ur.h and Western Pennsylvania. iiovtt 1)1 LANk B(MKSJust opening i wr and cliuice lot 1.9 ui otaiia I looks, AledlUHl, lleiuv and Oao Ol suli. Ol Diini 1 iOOkS.

All nor quality ol paper, at W. AVKN niank Kook Warehouse, comer of Market and Second siteeis. novlO JTKKL PKSS Of all tbe most eeletirated hranda now in use, eau be found at W. HAVKN, corner oi Ai araei anu second Jour, I. a Disp and Amer copy.

hi l.overnn's Philadelphia m. on ami iUr i ioviu A. i I'U. bbls. io paper assorted 4 casks do do; Ij do in bulk bUd lbs.

Uermantown for sale bv A-JKAHNKSTKCK HOV14 JTj a lot ot Crosse 4. Blackweifs celebrated London rieatea anj fauces, comprising 1'i-kleJ nerkina. Worcestershire Sauce, Do Walnuts, Reading do Do Chow Chow, Harvey do Picolili. AUienaeDiu do Ketchup, Royal Tabla do Walnut do For sale by WM. A.

MoCLURU povIO Grocers and Tea Dealers. lo A. roster. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT em. rtiuc, u.

ruuKAH SiKEET, btiove ATanw. MTl4stawlf ami the the the had and on a and W. one In DAILY REVIEW OF THE MARKETS lirtici run Dii-t Mou.xttia Post. Tuesday, November Is, 1551., The weather yesterday very pleasant for outdoor transactions. ASHES Further Hales of one or two lots of Soda at Sir, 4 20 bxs Suleralus at 5c.

CORN MEAL There ia a good demand, with tales of 40 bu-Ueis at 45c sales are made from stores at SO lo 56c. CHEKSE Reeeip.a are large. We have reported a sale of 100 bxs W. 6c, 4 months. FLOUR Receipts yesterday were large the greater portion, however, wae shipped.

Sales of about 300 bbU on the wharf and from wagons, reported at sales of extra at ti to 3,31 iroin stores a sale of loo bbls a 3.2s. The number of bill inspected last week, up to Saturday, was as follows Superfine, 335 bbis Fine 75 do Kye, it do Total, WM. HKMlNGR A Y. Bl'TTKR Keceipts 'air, with ale of-W krg tin private terms; in bM we quote UA TS aiesof 47u butieU on the whan' at do 100 bushels out of 9 to re at We. We quote Clover at SS.50.tf 5,75, Timothy and dull, Flax l.W OILS scales of No.

I I.ard at No Sti-tftft i Lm-seed 76c. 11 IS UK Sale of 60 bbU rectified at BACON The stock of Bacon mall, with a limited demand Sr. I of -ome 1-iMi tb- Ham ui loc Mhh) do Miiiu.iiers at i-Hnie. POUT OK PITTSBURGH. II rET 0 fMCHK WftTKR IN THK HNNKl ARRIVED: Ailaulii', Parkinson, Brownsville Baltic, Ben net, Urownvilie J.

M'Kee, Heudricksou, 11 Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton Thomas Scott, Vandergritf Keespori. M.Lii.ifan No. Boic.iieatfer Beaver, t.orton. Beaver l.euese, Conaut, West Newton J. Nelson.

Moore, Wheeling. Forest City, Murdte. Wetlsville. Winchester, Moon Wheeling tijobe, Dawon, Wheeling. DEPARTED: Baltic, Beimel, Brownsville.

Atlantic, Parkinson, do J. Kce. Hendriekson, MeKeesfMMi. Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Nt-wtnn. (teueee, Conatil, West Newton.

Thomas Seott, Vanderirritf, Kcesort. Beaver. Gordon. Beaver. Michigan No.

2, Koies. Beaver. Forest -ity, Murdie, WelUvihe. Ihurnal, Conwetl, Wheeling. Kjiifress, t'ox, ZtiieTtltc.

Pilot No. 8, Oane, Hoekingport Keystone State, Stone, Cincinnati. For Memphis and New Orleaaa. JSSmJt THE new paseneer steamer AMBASSA-CaawauaesDtiK, Capt. R.

M. Hunter, will leave tor the auove and intermediate ports on the 1st November. For freight or pasire apply on board. oct3o Fsrs Kcduccdl oR WTIEFLINfi. The swift ruiitnn packet.

AMES EI.SON, leaves uie and ail intermediate ports, THIS MORN-l. at it o'cloi preciely- For Wheeling 75 cents Intermediate Ports 50 do Deck "25 do SHERIFF A Airenls, O.MVT7 No 10 Market street tfor Wheeling. JZSJ THE splendid swift running passenger glBfXe amer A ES NELSON, Thomas Mkimb, AinMn, Mm run as a regular packet between this rtty Wheeling, leaving here every Tuesday, Thursday Ssiurdav. at Hi A. RMurmrttc, leaves Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, am a.

M. ror freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on I osrd, or to SHERIFK A BINNING, Agents, No lo Market street. The Jaaie NcUon is one of the fastest boats ever cm.ttrutued for lite trade Pas-emrers and stoppers can on her remaining in the trade. tuciVT Frlil ay Cincinnati Packet. lit-, new and eiegani steamer No 4.

L. M'CLinruca. MamcT, has laien the place of the Clipper No. 2, in the hue ol Packets, and wi.l leave every FRI DA at III A. tor above and intermediate ports For freight or pas ae apply board.

tjelW Kor Marietta nn llocklagport JS3m la it hue steamer PACIFIC, Zoca Ua-JBmmmmmt lave lor the above and j.wi- f.iiy THVKSDA at 4 o'clock, P. For frcitftitor pa agr appl on boaid. or to T. NViH)l A SI uiarlU No 61 Water si and 6-1 Front -t Allenenr Hlvir Trade. KEt.CLAti MiAMiLlX PACKETS.

A line steamer Ai. I. El. HEN BF.I.I.K Cpi e. leave, the Aiie-irtii vrtart tor Franklin, every MvnUay aud T'lti'iJay, 4 P.

I he hue team Al.I.F.I EN BKI.EE No Capt. Joill HsMNa, leave the Alieghenv whart tor Franklin, every Tuesday and h'utay, at 4 For Fre.ght or rajtsage, apply on Board ItuarVtt A taatidny Packet Cor Cincinnati. tun new and tat rutiuinir steamer t-'f SS'ATI. Hikm'smaM. Mtirr, will leave reu: iriy evrry KDaiAV.

For 'reignt or passage, appiy on toard or passage, appiy on tmard or to ii. B- M1LI I NBKKt.KK. Fresh Arrival of Ns-str Uoodit n'KKIbUT at HHOTiiaiis, 111 U-ljult STkHhT. IIIKI) IMMiK KKIIM THK CllKNKH OK FlfTH. II' AVK JL'isT KU KIH indulrl lot I 4 anuS H.

Pen-assion Cap. 4.ISKI doz. pool Cotton assorted 4iai ttis Patent I'aread lisj ureal iross Afrate Button, am doz ituin Su.pender. 16o di llerliu t.loves; 4il doz 'otton liioves I'iopieees Ponyee llsndkereliirts tM do Ladies' Linen do do Camt'nc do, cartoons Uotitial Kibbons do Satin and Maalua Ribbons 0 do I'ap do, Toetlier wna a larce aud well selected 'stock ol Fancy and Staple Irrv t.oods Tney wouid also call Uie attention ol tbe trade frenar ally, to tbe largest and most varied assortment ot bold Jewetry, alfbes. ever odered in ibis market atl wmcb they orf-r on the most reasonaiite terms (ocnr ffillK subscnlers woald respeettuHy rail the attention 1 of llealers.

Families and Hotel Keepers lo their lanre and select nock of ClloICK GKOCF.KIF.S AND 1'KAS, wbich mey oder ou the most lavoralile leritis. comprisiiiir 100 ps. Ijreeu A lllack Tea. tfu do preserved l-'ruiis every grade and variety 4li boxes Kaisins 0 baes purue Kio Codee sSi and I do do oid Java do; box-" Citron In do l.auyrado; 3 ct.n Currants IJ hds prune 5uaari' eases Prunes bis. Crush'd A Pulv'd do, drums Fiffs Alibis.

Soap to bxs Chocolate, Cocoa and Id do fancy Soap, Hroina Srti do mould A dip a Candle tl) bxs 1 accaroni and Ver-15 do star and sperm do micellt. 15 eases Pickles, assorted London Pickles and Sauces; do assorted And various Ibreit delicacies and varieties, selected by A M'C, in the cities ol York, Plniadelptiia and Baltimore, comprising altorelliur an assortment unequalled in Pittsburgh. V. A. nov4 'J6b Liberty stieet Kinplrs) Cloltilng Hat HKNKV CHKiNKLL.

Al.KNT, H'ciod! ovporite First J'retoiterian Church, 1 KSPKC'T FULLY informs his friends and the public, that lie is now prepared to furnish every thing in the CL 'THING line, as herelolnre, at low prices. Custom work executed in a satisfactory manner. Furnishing Goods always on hand. (nov4 SII.K and Merino Titder Shirts and Drawers; Cashmere, Spun Silk, Lined Berlin and Driving Gloves Colored and White Shirts Silk and Gingham L'mlirelias Hund Valises Carpet Haas, and other Furnishing Goods, received and for sale low at the Fmpire Clothing Hall. lov4) CHItiNF.LL, Agent.

Sacred Mailc smd Scbool Slugltag Booaia. C1AMTICA LAUIlrt By Isowell Mason and Oworge VVclU; Lno Oariuina Sacra Normal School Sonic Book; Juvenile Oratorios; Son Book of the School Room Primary School Song Book Boston Chorus Book Choir Chorus Book Liber Music us Seminary Claw Book: Temperance Melodeou ilee Hive, by Lowell Mason Southern Harp; Beauties of Caledonia I mon Icinperance Souk tsook Willie, my brave, a new souk by Toster The Rock of Aen sacred quartette The Swim Hunter's Souit; 'I he Bloomer's Complaint Cm tba fine Hayes' Songs, comptete The Athrttros, a very pretty new song, words by M- music by Mrs Km est II Kl.rHKH, IU1 Third aueei, novll Sin of the dolden Harp. yhiiadrlphia S. E. corner of Broad and Ime Sia.

Uoardlag School for Young Lsvdlea, Mhh. A. C. TIH. H.MAN.

Pbimjipal. fjUIKThird Term of this School will commence on the firm ol September next, when Pupils are earnestly reuuested to be in readiness to join their classes i he Pile and a- commodations of this Institution are in ihcmelve a great advantage- ariordmg school rooms aud dormitories 4f unusual comfort and convenience. The corp of Teachers, both in the Kngtish Department and in that of foreign Languages, is complete. A French lady renides in the family, in order to make that language ttie medium of intercourse and the refined and cultivated society to which the pupiH have constant acccc, i a substitute, an tar may be, for the aJvan tattresol' heme, Terms tOO per annum. kivraHKNCEa Rt.

Rev. Uimiop Potter; J. S. Riddle; Whiilinhum I homas Uunlap Rev Mr ilmcr Dr. Hare; lr.

Morton iMenht nucr li Jiifk-on, M. Prot. Henrv Reed J. WtlsouTassitl, Phlla; ben. V'm.

Robmsou, Pittsburgh (aratz, Leiinifton, Ky. W. Bryan, Newberu T. B. B.

H. l.atrobe.Md K.Tiool, Md t.eo M. Potts. Ml, Horace Binney, K.tias Boudinot, N. J.

1 i vt a it" WBO V. H41tt SKR BOUKKT WkV RAHAl SKR at UlTF, No. lo. Wood sriBitT.siitoND dook VBoM I.ibestt MANLFACrt'RKRS ot.all kinds of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, i 1 L- I AjllA Jr-tlA Rer, Imitation, and Common Trunks; Saddle Carpel, oag, Valiet will keen on hand a noodassorinienl oiallartic leskeptinSaddlin Kiab.i$hinenls,wbichthey wtllsellc heap lor cash lebl5-w Isanti for Sala flilE sutisrrilier is authorized lo sell one hundred acres 1 of Land, situate in Moon township, Al.eehenv CO Penn'a-, 12 nulea from Pittsburgh, adjoi iiiK lands ot Robert Wilson, heirs ot James Carr, dec and Joseph Mctadden. Tig land is of an excellent quality for larnnn purposes, well watered and limbered, aud is supposed tu eon lalll an lncxnausuoic minroi L.aiuiei i.uai.

i ui lunucf i. I a I paruculars eaquir. of Joseph McFadden, oa ibe prem w'0' te Robiaioi, XowMiyp, Jje 1 aes KObcri uie iuukiiuci. as a and earh on the tins can (post Can 1J( with of pork. pork, day.

Up. on TT iian 4 4. 5-o do; Js; ne wide Si a Buff Ue el they cail 7 ri Th the or be Uie hail a by will ot on 01 i i -1 i I "i 4 TUESDAY 18. River Intelligence, fce. The River at this point is receding slowly, with 11 feet water in the channel.

Coal boats were passing our city all Jay yesterday in rapid succession they have been coming through the locks since Sunday morning without interruption, and it is probable all of them will not be through till Wednesday morning. The Brownsville Packet Boats, and the West Newton and McKeesport boats have had to suspend their regular trips for a dy3' ln consequence of the coal boats coming through the locks. Allkohxy Rv Tbai-e -Business on the Allegheny has fairly set in, and we may look for plenty of rafts and metal boats in the course of a few days. The various steamboats navigating this important stream, have commenced their regular trips. The Allegheny Belle No.

3, Capt. John Hanoi, will leave this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for Franklin and all intermediate ports. She is a new and elegant steamer, and has very superior accommodations. Jsf The Allegheny Belle No. 2, Capt.

Wm Uanna, will leave for Franklin and intermediate ports on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. See the cards of the above boats in our advertising columns. 81, The light draught and pleasant steamer Clarion, Capt. Mellinger, will leave for Kittan-ning and Cat Fish, each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, P. M.

This is a superb little steamer For freight or passage apply on board. 6- The Hiberuia So. 2, Capt. Charles Baeh-ellor, leaves this morning at 10 o'clock for Cincinnati. This is a safe an comfortable steamer, and is under the control of an experienced officer.

Don't forget that Capt. KounU's splendid new steamer -Pittsburgh'' will leave this afternoon at 4 o'clock, for Lr.uisville, stopping at all intermediate ports. She will no doubt be crowded with passengers, and we would advise those who wish to take passage to be early on board. The "Compromise." This splendid new steamer is up for to-day. Her destination is Red River, and we risk nothing in saying that she will be the most commodious and comfortable craft that has ever navigated among the Arkansas tooth picks in that interesting stream.

We wish her all kinds of success, and we commend, in an especial manner, to all who may have business with her, our friend Capt. Alex. McBride, clerk. A more honorable man, or a more courteous gentleman, cannot be found on the western waters. Babiso Robbkby.

VesterJay morning a daring scoundrel, not having the fear of the penitentiary before him, entered the house of Mrs. Susan McCullough, on Penn street, and deliberately walked np into the chambers, helping himself to such articles as he could find. Amongst the articles missing are a small mahog. any box, containing many valuable papers and some $550 in cash also two gold guard chains, two breast pins, and two setts of ear rings. A yuung lady, a daughter of Mrs.

McCullough, met a man believed to be the thief, coming dun stairs, and the fellow apologized for his intrusion, saying that he was looking for a Mr. Clark, who he understood occupied a room in the third story. This tale of course was trumped up for the occasion. The officers are now in pursuit of the thief, and we hope they will be successful. He is small in stature, with whiskers, and wore a brown coat and mixed gray pantalooDs.

The same scoundrel entered the house of Andrew Miller, in Second street, below Ferry, about ten o'clock on yesterday forouoon, and knocked at the door of a second story room where a ladv was lying in bed, owing to iudisposttion. She, supposing it to be one of the family, bade the person come iu, when he opened the door and inquired if any one spoke. The lady wished to know who was there, when the fellow asked if a man named Clark boarded there. On j-e-ceiving a negative answer he left the door but it was some time before he left the house. Bask Elections Elections were held yes terday for Directors of the different Banks "id this city.

Below we give the result, and may rem irk that there was no opposition to the successful tickets Exchanae Bank. Thomas M. Howe, llarmar Denny, James Anderson, J. H. Shoenberger, Wm.

Bagaley, James M. Cooper, D. C. Stockton, George Darsie, Solomon Stoner, J. C.

Blair, J. B. Lyon, M. Robertson, J. I.

Cord. Bank of Pittsburgh John Graham, Thomas Bakewell Wm. Holmes, James Dalzell, John Bissell, James Wood, Alexander Laughlin, Charles F. Spang, Jacob Painter, Wm. L.

Seniple, Robert S. Hays, George A. Berry, Dennis Leonard. Merchants' and Manufacturer' Bank. Thomas Scott, Wm.

B. Holmes, Morris Jones, George R. White, Wm. M. Lyon, 0.

Ihmsen, Alex. Hunter, Henry Graff, John I). Wick, Abijah Hull, P. M'Cormick, George Blai-k, James Park, jr. Pssnsylvania Farm Jocesal.

The Nov. number of this ably conducted agricultural periodical has come to hand. It is published in Lancaster, by our old friend and legislative correspon dent A. M. Spangler, and edited by Prof.

Haldeman. it is decidedly one of the most interesting works for farmers published in the country, and it should be in the hands of every mm who takes an interest in agriculture. II Miner, Smithfield street, is the agent for Pitts burgh. Wirt Isstitctk Library. It is a shame and disgrace that the old Wirt Institute Library is to be sacrificed by a sale at auction.

This Library comorises some of the most valuable volumes ever published we need only mention, amoug the number, Niles' Register, American Slate Pucers and the Enevclonedia Britanuica. The le takes place this evening at 7 o'clock a Davis' Auction Rooms. We hope the members of the Young Men's Mercantile Library will se cure the entire Wirt Library. rnu Boats. Ahot It will be seen by an lTertisement in to day's paper, signed by th Engineer, that the Chartier's Railroad Coal Coin r.anv wish to charter Un Canal Boats to carry coals" (not to New Castle, but) to F.rie, company promise liberal freights wi paid and prwnpt dispatch given.

Here is a good chance for the owners of canal boats to make a few dimes. We are sstsnisheJ to learn from notn-e in our advertising eolumu this iuorning, that the School Directors of Birmingham have refused the use of the School Room to the Columbia Fire Company for a Concert, the proceeds or which were to be npplie.l to the repair of their apparatus. There should be a good reason for such a refusal. ay- FIRST OF THE Receive 1 this morning, by Express, a fine lot of VENISON, from the Mountains, at "OCR HOUSE," NO. 24 DIAMOND Alley.

rtiwpna 1 1 i a i uT Express at WAVEBLEY HOUSE, Ktvmwi AEey. see of for of for at H. till 1 I me hii a. on 1 Uie for to a Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's and Sartain's Magazines for December are all illustrated with an extra number of tine plates. They are for sale at Holmes' Literary Depot, Third street, opposite the Post Office Also, Moby Dick, or the Whale, a sea tale by Herman Melville, author of "Typee," "Omoo," Redburn," White Jacket," etc.

Persons who have read the author's former works should read Moby Dick, as it is equal to any of theiu. Magazixks fob December Just received at Miner 4c No. 32 Smithfield street, Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's and Sartain's Magazines December. Also, the London Quarterly Review for October, Chambers' Papers for the People, and a new work by Herman Melville, entitled Moby Dick, or the Whale. November Magazinks.

The November num. ber of Godey's, Grahiim's, Sartain's aud the Ladies' National Magazines have been received Wall's, No. 85, Fourthstreet. London Quarterly Review. The October number of this well conducted Qrarterly is for sale at the periodical office of W.

C. Wall, Fourth street. It contains some choice reading. Appointment by the The Hon. Walter Forward, President Judge of the Distict Court of Allegheny County, in place of the Hon.

Hepburn resigned. Mr. Forword, as our readers know, has been elected to that office under the altered constitution, but the resignation of Mr. Hepburn rendered it necessary to the vacancy in the interim. American.

Sluttion Sates. SCOTT A. OTIS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 61 KA1N ltTMKBT.ST. LOV lit, MlS3lLKl, AVIM been eitirai ial six years, in i titrated in the above iuuiess for the Ltiisctiy, would respectfully to- nu consiitrtmcmn oi tutotH, to he ott in uus market, either for Auction or private sale lia-vvure. Hardware and Dry tioods; and wilt make liberal advance on ail kind ot (ioods us for sale here.

WiftreiertH Mesr llewett, Roc A F. R. Violet. ru I. Wood A Co John J.

Anderson A Co It. Stone, Squire A R-ed, Brnwiilcc. Homer A Larlfi.Q leaver. Sain: l.oui; Butirr A BrutUcr, Cincinnati Orre L.u.1"-. 1'ittsburu Uestl Katntc Stock Nollrc 'sMIE Ev MKui; Mr ened re-pctfuUy intorias owners ol Real tair ana Stock tht he ha- procured an Eji.e-e BiKik.

rr a real estate and stock reiirr. lor private or pufrlie and it wi ii )c kept at the Aucliuu Store, for mpecuon ot pr-om Wintnn li purra-e or see Tilt- chaise wii! iit- only iM Do tor uierinir on Ine Rciris-terany Real Eiat or Stock; and it soid the charge miif be nioJeriiie ll i i-o my itttenuuu it ct a.de i evening in f-ach lor the eselustve "ale ot Hnal aid Mock-, wh.t evrruiiff. will he aytnounceU in I tti- rrw-papcra. at leal two weeks ihe saie, and Pfuteriie and Stocks advertised that are lur a that vrritiit' The trrms tor seliinn; wtii be such as nuiir Jiaii compiaiii; and parucutar attention will be paid io ail nripTties or ritocks at private aie. It is in- trnJe-t ro make tms a place where all can com, who wia iMihcr so purcnae orsee neai tock.

M'CAH EV. Aufr Auction Card. fllfiK t.ijtti'1 returned d. after an interval of four years, has med bumet Havinr complird with rtumitions of the isiw repu'atmc Ta'es at Auction. and having procu.eJ a Licence as Aumoiicrr 1 of he oifrr hi eTvice a nu hss and the put'be (jenerany Wr.h an vt neany tiurty year in thi hue of bunne.

be itoiimnc in yili)C tnal he il! be enabled to ifive I entire atfaciion to all those who may feel dipoed to patronize him. P. MeKEN Auctioneer. Refer1 'o the principal Cr Mrrehants. jvt Al TU By Uaylla A Uruoktr, Aurt'n, No.

ti Ncrlh I uirU Street, three ifovr vlsrkel', PlliEADEl.PMI A IM PORT AN SAl.K OK II AKDWARE. CI i'EEK Fr iiCL'uuiit of Fit.ierwrr.er, at the Store of Me EaFST A No NORTH THIRD Street A To UesUera lu llsrdwtrc, i'atlery, Ac. Pti ItiA Nov. ilMb, liol. Voui- atteiHioti is renpeelfuily called to me saie ot Wholesaie Mock of Hardware, Cutlery, Building Hardware.

Ho! fo w-ware, Edce Tools, I lies, Ac particuiarly adapted to your traie, comprtkin toe euure slack ot Messrs. Faust inebrener, siiKhtiy dmaeed by water, at the hre on the ith tit-t and lo he -old ai their Store, No. North Third treet, at-ove A'CU. ntiout by Auction, on Tl EsDA MtiRM.NO. NOVEMBER 25ui.

commenriM at ociok, an I to be continued daily until ail will be void, lor account oi L'nderw titers. The atnve stock is all of very late imponations. selected with (CfRl care, compriuin the lrgct and best as-ortiucnt oi Fuieutn and Doiuesiic Hardware, iut tery.Ae ever offered at pubUc sale, the original coft ben over a lare portion of the toek is. in pertecl order, atid well worthy the attention of the trade. Tekvs Appiovcd I ndorsed Notes at Sii Months for aw bills auioui.Uiag to SilH) and over tor aii bills under 0, ca 1 4ur, Ac, BAYLld A BRooKER Attet rs.

No 6 Nor.h Thud street, will be ready, and the slock open tor eiammalion on Moi.day, J4ih inl. Inovl lidlOt ITl'CAllTMfcV, Auctioneer. at M'Cartiiey's Auction IIout, evrry day this rl.a eplrndid as-iorlinrut in Milliners na l.aee tiuods, wbira srill be soid at Uie very lowest niarscl pri- SiorreercM and Milliners are partieuiuriy re- quesld io call an 1 judge lor tliemwlve. unvl4 1 v-'SI r. UNDKRWRITKRS- SALK IIKY Ai'CTioii Will tie sold on Wednesday.

llh, at 10 o'rloi'k in the forenoon, at Csrmey Auc- oil House, by order nl underwriters, a larRC quantity of seasonable Dry tiomls. part ul wliien have tieen purned. on tbe Kaiiroad, a tew days mice, and wijl be sold on account Ol wnoin ma conrciii. ttr ot comprises a gener.il assortment ol seasonable auu tashionaiile Dry Ooods, sailaule lor the approaching srasnn. and will be sold wtinoul any re rd io cost.

noe mteresied will please to lane notice to tins ad vertisement. Inal llsey will lie smu at me nine anu piacc ahove mentioned. Terms cash par money. 110vl7 w. U.

MCA is r. i Auct r. AND VAKIKl'l HOODS AUCTlox. ill be told on Tuesday morning, November lstli, at 10 clock, at VleOanney't Auc ion House, a lot of Pocket Cutlery and Variety floods. Ainoni; tbe lot be mentioned one, two and tnree niaden ren Knives, I.

adies- Ten Knives, I ally Ho Kazors. Kauir rops, Mincing Knives, ratenl Buiatice. Iluir and Ciolit Itrusltes, Ciaar Caes, bum Klastic tSunpendcrs, Aeate liuilons, orilanma I able and lea l.nul Fens, Port Monnaies, llianlc Books, leuer rup.r, Ku-velops. Mtilium in Purvo, Para. lei Pat.

Ttiread. lack and ail Hammers, ranrv op. waters, flic. VV. McOARTNKV, Auit'r P.

M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. iir triRT I.IKR ARY Tues.lay, lSIli. al 7 o'cltK-k, at the Hoard of Tiade Rooms, cornrr ot Vno.l and Tuird strerls, will he sold tin- residur of the Wirt Library, saved from the lirr oi locfihrr with a quantity of valuable perimlu-als and oilier publications Among which are Niles' Register; American Siaie Fai r.s"J wuh Kusia liarki i yjarn-f Jy Review, Russell's Modern t.iirnpe i Americana; Kucyrtupruia unuanica, vmis uanv tiaette. Morntnc llaliimore American, National Intelligencer, a-lnnaloii Stales Uazelle ami Norili Aiih rican.

New Vork Kvenins; Tost, from lSt. 10 Is51, inclusive Also, einlit newspaper stands, with iron futures; 1 large douliic riiunlin lifiu-e rtek I lare book case, c. 1. DAVIS, novl'J Auctioneer. P.

M'KKHNA, Auetloaarr. 1 AW BIKIkS At Ari-'Tlos tin aluriiay eveitin XI, November s-'d, af early aastlilil, ill be at M'kemia Auelton House, a lot ol t.aw Hooks, novln V. KKNN'A, Aucl'r i II KKl A 'I-' DK iOUDS.rAKPK.TI.M., i7 sHllli, hi 2 o'clock ill the ailornooii, will be sold at Mc-Kenna's Auetiun House, by order ol Ibe IIikIi Sherill ol Allenlieny eounty, a quanlitv ol Oiy lioods, IWKTKK Cli TIS, Sherid. novH P. KK.WA, Auci'r.

I OF l.AlHNti has been received of i rre iii- voice ot ioiutlit laoodd, principally biiuliatiii It? lalKKld, iiitnutnctu and Musi ma iiom the nnvl4 P. McKKMVA, Aucl'r j1!) LKT Four three siory Buck llius-lo rem two ot which heve 8 to re rooni, and the ol.ier is well calculated ior boarding houne or tavern. of novS M'Kl'NNA. Auetr1 "if A l.tAllLK" RMb ltAi'K ir TVa aj alb Situate on Filth street, bet ween Wood and Smlih-heid, tronting.b feel 0:1 the lormer, by one hundred aad twenty lectin drptii elt-arol al'. incumbr mce.

This property the most aavantaseousiy located ol any now oiiWed torsiile heinit in the most prnprrout psrt oi the I'uy. adjuiiiinit th Theatre, nearly opposite Masonic Hall, and only a few step from the new Ous-toin H.tue and Pit Oihcc, totciucr wuh the proper-lioiiute increase of business which is now apparent and daily iiiereH9mK.rfcltril lhc mont valuable in market. The lenns will be accnnimodatintr. Apply lo incier.ii MaTTHKW sTKWART, Allegheny City or io r. Ji Auct r.

"1LOAKS CLOAKS I J. A. KNIliHT, No. Fourth street, ha received lint morning bv Fipre a large lot ot Cloahs and Sacks, suitable for ladTes and children. An early cail will secure a caoic barcain Alo received, a iresh and targe sioc ol rrinim.ni? tn most desirable style-.

novU no-fXT uw-o 7.7". I A new Snaibfield. novy o. C. Coaalttl at 1.

H. naien, I ioi I and and dt the at I of easiile soap Piira and Almond Soap Babbitt' Soap Powder do A east do: CoDtmcn Starch Heckcr's Fanaa Kice Flour I mglasi; Salaraius Star Caudle, Sperm Candles, No 1 Chocolate Cocoa and Bromu; A trie an Uinger Lout Island u-ird 1 sacks hue Dairy Salt, jo boxes Clothes Pins I cak Madder; lu do Potash; do ceroou Indigo bbi-. No. 1 and 3 Mackaiel tftt do New Orleans and S. MiIaie JO Ground Spices I dozen Bed Cords; 73 do Corn Brooms Nails, lilafs.

White Lead and Cotton. Vain, Wholesale and retail, by O. WILLI AMS novS North-east corner of Wood and Fifth sia. Orphans' Court Sale oft He a I Estate. IN pursuance ot an order of lite Orphans1 Court, of Allccrhenv County, will be sold ai ihe Conn House, SATl'KUA the day of NOVEMHKR inut at o'clock A.

ail the right, title, interest and eLatra of Tt.oma?; Kay, late of Lower St. Clair township, deceased, of and in a certain iotot ground, situate in the bor-ouh of Birnangham, in said cotnty, bem lot No. 5 in ian ot iots iaia out oy riessrs dcu, coward ana Breed, in aid borough, and ironiinjr, twenty-four feci on Penman streel, and extendine back, of same width, one hundred and ten feel to an alley, which is twenty-two ttret and two and a hatf inches in width ANN KAY, tiOTll'VwdUw Adonrx of Thomas Kay. dee'd. Printing Eitsbliihmcat for Sale.

rHK iN K-HALr Or A PRINTLNU r.S 1 ABLISH-X MKXT in a county seat ia Western Pennsylvania, offered for sale on advantageous terms. The paper Democratic id its politics, and has nine hundred fr ood paving subscribers, and is of eleven years standing; and is the only ifmocrauc paper puousueain ine eounty. It has lately been furnished with enure new type, tfce. li also, has had, and must continue to have, a good advertising; custom. The situation is a desirable one in many respects, auu oners strong inducements io a practical printer.

octV.UJtw ait, i a i nia vsr ik r. O. Cnainberiln'a Commercial College Comer of Market and Third ttretts. FACULTY O- k. Chamberiin.

Principal and Protestor of ihe Science of Accounts; John Fleming, associate Book-keeping department, and Lecturer ou Mercantile Science M. Phillips, Instructor of Mercantile Compulation nd Arithmetic; D. Crouch, Professor ol fenmansmp Alex. M. Vatou.

Lecturer on Commercial Law E. H. Stowe, Esq Instructor of Commercial Law B. M. Kerr, Professor ot session); H.

Moesser, Professor of Maiheuiaiical Drawing. This institution has been. lately improved and enlarged and now contains lour spacious rooms, conveniently arranged and cleitautly furnished, a well selected Librarv of standard works on Commercial Law, for the bene hi if iud stuutritta. a via i at sii lt acci cvciy variety oi trausucuoiis thai t'au possibly occur in tu sine ss. In addttiou to regular lectures, delivered by Mr.

Waison. Stowe, member oi the Pittsburgh Bar, has been empioyed to instruct the atadents by a series of eiercises and examinauous upon this veiy an port a hi branch. College hours both day and evening All cuininunit.tttiotis addressed to K. will receive prompt attenuou. seplV.y Pork and Beef Packing, 1851.

F1MII-. subscribers completed iheir extensive PKKK AM) tir.r.r PACKlMi and Slauehlenag siiualcd a short distance below Pitts burgh, on tbe bank oi ihe Ohio river, arc now prepared lo prosecule llie business in ail forms and depart- miih. llteir house is provided witti all the mocern improvements and inventions lo luctitlaie the business, III. 1 Ihey are now picpared lo kill ONE THOUSAND IKH.S PER DA and will deliver dead hots any place in the eiiy, free of charge. The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad passes the door, which is now in ooeralion forty-lwo miles, and we are assured will be completed one hundred miles in one monih from this timr: lhas opening an easy and cheap communication wiux Ohio, so mat nogs can ue oroughl to this place as cheap as lo any oilier western markei, and can be bought and con- iracieu iui ucic.h ww as any oiner poinltu IDS weal.

ISesides, Pork and Beef packed here has the advantage over that packed west of this it can reach an eastern market al all seasons ol" the year, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, uninterrupted by low or frozen rivers. We are determined our prices for packing shall be as low as anv other establishment in the western country. having been engaged in the business tor the last 10 years, and hav ing a ihorough knowledge of the same. We fee! assured we will be sole lo give the utmost satisfaction to uio-e who favor us with their business. R.

OALWAY, J. t. SHAFFER Bstsr ssil Livery Stable. PRIOK KKUUCtU. f'l'sHE Proprietor would respectfully inform lus euslo-I mcrs thai he has reduced the hire of Hearse and Carriages lo funerals, to TWO DOLLARS EACH Car riages going to and coming from parues.

1 vv DOLLARS; Carriages tor ihe afternoon Two Hollars and Fifty Cents, eacn. (uovLlui) RODY PATTERi-ON. A FARM HALF FROM THE CITY For sale, a valuahle Farm of 71 acres, pleasantly siiuaied on a good road up creek, 3 aules from Ihe railroad siaunn house SO aeres highly cultivated, and Ihe whole under good fence. Dwelling Hooe of 3 rooms and kitchen and loft, a liable and barn, and other oat houses. A small orchard, springs of good water, and choice limber on the unimproved portion.

Prire Mt) S. CUTHJ3EJ1T, General Ageat, no Sauihftcbi sue, v. 5 do 5 do 6 do do i tie 5 do do do tU do do tU do tu d.l do 5 do 6 do are lor ior the i the pa It it I.