w.i V', s a V*V^W* 4 *" ?•",■< - * T ' ~ - = ry /*V -v, v v \ * ? ? S$ tv'*#**- my r^-y %&-■ -, gSgxyXWv^VsiS^;.^-v:.;.*' ? V K^^.'#, ' ■/* 4 % -4 \* v "v v t » e'\* , ’ ’ J - f ff ”' * *5 vv* v *\- it*a&ss»¥. ” r^ ; ,nR ••>.•: “wm.,; t .lt-i * '*' ’-rV;.-^~r ; r '*;:./ vr-vA'V; yy:.'y;/''■ „ j. < -< : v : :v v;- v3&Kv ;\ 4" ■; >~. ;: ■ / v>\iV viA's- :»y ~-.yO * *-\ /-y vV *- If rkS&s iLiTiX. i7^ii&^£&sar*2S^±^^ «i> t***v.f ; - «^. T .s, f h l ■?- 1 v* ;• \.'-* ;(-u „A r**b ~ *, >* - %«* . •*** ' ,rt * ! ?» «*h v -*-''' **. *5 '■{' ■'- y*tO*SJvtV*:.*'^V - ’;*■?*! “:- %: -ty l' z?z,#±£ t^■■y^i:>.y I xf:ih‘, tfv"-! y n : 'tS»yy-'< f Yyyfy/'sjtiY 2 > twrf ZtyvUy ; - MWRMW MttaMMi pjiiißtojij aa^ifer iMiMB aShUp^m I®® l wtttiwmwffiii 1 IPIM imi S^MoiiwoM i-oVtCofeXX:- V, ,'f V • <‘.C' .4 ’ ■'c /ASji I«l :4 C '- < ?$-r>rl ,yl ° >l . >.; -J-Y'Sr* ■» ■4 J .-'^.^»i. v< >•. »|-. p§ i CITY INTELLIGENCE. Spiritual Rappings. —The Misses Catharine and Margaretta Fox, of Rochester, N. Y. t accompa nied by their mother and -Mr. E. F. Norton, of Cincinnati, arrived on -Tuesday : evening, and engaged a suit of rooms at the St. Clair Hotel, where they intend holding their levee for n week or ten days. IVe understand that their arrangements ore about the following: They, intend to give two sittings per day, one in the forenoon from 10 to 12, and another in the afternoon from 2 to 4, to give private audience to the ciroles, and attend Mr. TiiTany’s lectures in the evenings, and givo public demonstrations. ' The formation of the circles is under .the charge of those superintending the matter, an to prevent tho room being crowded end ma disorderly, only a certain number are admi to each circle. For farther particulars, see their card in to-day’s paper. Beautiful Ddguetrian Gallery.—-Our fnond Nelson, the popular .Dagucrrcotypist, . hae had, extensive improvements made in his Gallery, at the corner of Third and Market streets. It is now, beyond aU doubt, one of the best sky-hght galleries in tho country. _ He can now take a nictiire of any size required, it mattora not whether the weather is olear orcloudy..; This is a fact that should bo generally known. Some nice young man advertises in yes terday ' morning’s Chronicle that ho will marry any boautifcJ young lady of eighteen years of age, or thereabouts, who has available property to the amount of five thousand dollars. Ho might split the difference and take twenty-five hundred. If there are any feminines anxious to get married, this would likoly be a olianco. Theatre. —The French Ballet Troupe opened lost night, at the Theatre, to a good house. M’llo Hilariot is an excellent danseuse—aper fbet mistress of, the' art Terpmchorean. .Miss St. Clair is also first rate. Hilariot and Vagas are fine dancers. - Espinosa, the inimitable littlo man with the nose, has arrived, and will shortly appear. Signs. —We notice that all our merchants have complied with the ordinance and the directions of the street commissioners,—preventing the hanging of signs over tho side-walks. Some of the pretty ornamental signs look rather droll nailed up against the “outer walls.” But laws were made to bo obeyed, and there is no use grumbling about tho matter. Homo is Home, a domestic tale; and Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margrot Waitland, of Sunnyside, written, by herself. The above new books:ore for sale at Holmes’ Literary Depot, No. 74 Third streot, opposite tho post office. Also, Mechanics’ Magazine, No. 8, for August. jgigg* A young man from Wheeling but who has been in this city for some time past was yester day brought before Aid. Steel on a bail of piece in a case of fornication anjl bastardy. His lady love was sent for, and the Alderman made the two one. . 9 Very Sick. —We regret to loam, from private despatches, that the Hon. Harmar Denny, our fellow townsman, is at present in Philadelphia lying on a bed of Bickncss. He is so low that his most intimate friends despair of his recovery. P. S. A despatch dated 8 o’clock last even ing stated that Mr. Denny was some easier and would likely recover. St. PauVs Cathedral.— The difficulties between the contractor and the workmen having been satisfactorily arranged, tbc work on St. Paul’s new Cathedral is now progressing rapidly unin terruptedly. ggy»Capt. Chakles Nayloh, who has been confined to a sick bed for a week past, has, we ore happy to state, entirely recovered. He is now preparing to take hold.of the Steubenville Railroad with increased vigor. ffgy- Our friend Geo. Breed, the well known China merchant, on Wood street, has added another story to his store, and is now having the whole front beautifully painted. Mr. Breed is one of our most enterprising citizens. Tho Omnibusscs running between this city and Lawrcnccvillo and the Cemetry, under the management of the new proprietors, wo ob serve, now pass over the Turnpike. This will at least prevent endless litigation and trouble. World's Fair. —Our tosfrisman, John D. Davis, Esq., one of the Commissioners to the World’s Fair, arrived from Europe*in the Atlantic, and it was expected ho would bo homo last evening. * Smashed.— The horses attached to Maj. Ficke son’s boggy ran away in the two mile lone, ovening before last, smashing the vehicle to pieces, and seriously hurting the Major. jpg?* A fishing party arc going on an excur sion to-morrow, above Sharpsburgb, to Ross’ place. They are a good company and lots of sport, if not fish, may be expected. ggy* There were three cases yesterday, before Aid. Steel, Mayor pro tern., all of whom were committed. jggy* Man named Walton, was yesterday, in formed against by his wife for throwing a buck et of water on her. Ho was held to bail. ggy* Thos. Brooks and Jas. McCully was yes terday committed by Aid. Steel in default of $5OO for disorderly conduct. Assault and Battery. —Patrick Rogers was «committed yesterday for au assault and battery •on Carolina Rogers. {pgg» Mayor Fleming of Allegheny city com mitted Fritz Miller yesterday for an assault and ibattery on Joseph Alliman. gg£* Catharine Fox was yesterday committed bp Aid. Major for an assault on Edward Kelly. Elizabeth Westcott was discharged day before yesterday on baiL jpg?* The Allegheny Thespian Society playß, to-morrow night, a “Glance at New York.” Igg?* The commencement at Jefferson College takes place to-day. Who goes ? Irish Evenings.—The complimentary benefit of Dr. O’Reilly takes place to-morrow evening. Philadelphia , 8. E. comer of Broad and Pint Sts. Boor diner School Tor Young liodtes, Mss. A. C.TILGIIMAN, PwrsciPM.. TllFTTbird Term of this School will commence on the firai of September next.:when -Pupil* arc earnestly reauested lobe in readiness lojom their classes. . .■ The site and commodauons of thislostiiutlonarem themselves a great advantage- affording school rooms and dormitories of unosuot comfort and convenience. The corps of Teacheis, both m the English Depart ment and in that of Foreign Languages is complete. A French lady resides in the family, m order to make that language tue medium of intercourse; and the refined end cultivated society to which ihe pupils have constant accces we substitute, as far us may be, for the advan tages of heme. Terms 8300 per annum. BEFEBE.VCES. Rt. Rev. Bishop Potter; .. J.S Riddle; u “ Wbiulngliam; Thomas Dunlop; Rev. Mr. Wilmcr; Prof*. 'Henry Reed; “ Dr. Hare; . J. Wilson.Tassltt, Phlla; .« Dr. Morion; Gen. Wm. Robinson, Jr., Oilenhatuer; Pittsburgh; . “ Ogilby; BGralz, Lexington, hy.; vi w. G. Jackson, M-D.; J. W. Bryan, Newbern; . T-B. Lyman,Pittsburgh: B. H. Latrobe,Md ; .« J B Kerfoot, Md ; . Geo. M Potts, Md.; Bmney, Esq.; - Elias Boudinol, N. J. jyl:di2tawif Notice* ' ’ ' . ' AN Application will be nnuic at the next Session of the Legislature for a Charter for a Hank of is*ue and deposit, to be located in McKeesport, l*a wjin a Capita! notorceedirgOne Hundred Thousand Dollars jyfl:omw ■ . ■. " Philadelphia Carriages xor Sale. THEsubscnbcrha* just received from Philadelphia his spring slock o! Carru AGES, and will keep constantly on hand -« ■ i Tm—nt jj, 9 Carriage Repository, near Alex. ftrFarUnd’s Tavern,, on the Pittsburgh and Steuben ville Turnpike, 13 miles west of Pmsbnrghj a large assortment of VEHICLES of all kinds, winch ho will sell at prices mueh lower than they can be bought else where. ‘ , . From the experience which .he has ;n the baslness and the general satisfaction rendered heretofore, to those who hnve favored-him with their patronage, he feels assured in saying that he can ofler an assortment to compete with any in markm, both as regards quality •and price. Persons wishing to parchuse ure referred to . the owners of fifty-two Carnages sold by him last season The subscriber, expecting to continue in the bnsiness •of baying and selling Carriages, keeps on hand none but custom-made. Carriages.. JOSEPH WHITE. N. B.—For any further information, apply, at John ; Rogers' Tea and Queeasw&re Store, Diamond alley: mar4:6mw . • 1 Hill & Elliott, On Eighth Street t near Grant, Manufacturers of lightning rods of superior materials, style and quality. We invite •the attention of people of town and country. Orders ‘leftattic shop ; at the Eagle Hotel, Liberty street; or at John B. M'Fadden's, Market street, will meet with Tprompt a lenlion. Persons at a dtstanco can have Uiem ready fitted (and shipped,) to put up themselves, on the most favorable terms. Churches and School Houses will be furnished at one fourth less than our asaal prices for dwellings. Reference— John. B. M’Fadden, Fourth street. Uy24rw4t* LARI)— -l&OO lbs No l Lard for sale by T. WOODS & SON, No 61, Water streei Unction gales. •j. ■ _ - SCOTT ft OTIS« _ . AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 01 MAIN STREET, ST. DOOISyMISSOmn* HAVING been cnpieeiHi) the above bnsincMforibe last fix years, intius city, would respectfully so licit consignments of Goods, to bo sold in. this market, either for Auction or private sule-particularly Glass write Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal advances on allkinds of Goods consigned ns for sale he will refer to Messrs. Hewen, Roe A Co..E. R.Vio- ; let Wm.D- Wood A Co., John J. Anderson A Co., R. H. Stone, Squire ft Reed, Brownlee, Homer ft Co., Larkin Denver. Saint Louis; Butler ft Brothers,Cincinnati; George M’Ltnm Pittsburgh. fmftHHhv Auction Card. THE undersigned, after an interval of foor yean, has again-resumed business. Having complied with the requisitions of the law roeulating sales at Auction, and having procured a first class License as Auctioneer (ortho City of Pittsburgh, heofferstns services ns such to his friends and the public generally. With an expe rience of nearly thirty years in this line of business, he hazards nothing msoying that tewill bo enabled to give eniiie satisfaction to all those who may-feel disposed to patronize him. P. MoKENNa, Auctioneer. Refers to the principal City Merchants. jyO (Jour, of Cora., N Bulletin and Pennsylvanian. Philada.; American and Republican, Balt., copy Iwand charge this office.) W.'G. BPC&RTNEY, Auctioneer. TWO SETTER DOGS, ONE DOUBLE BARRELED SHOT GUN, Stub and Twist, one Snot Bag, one Pew ter Horn, one Game Bag, Ac , at Auction,—•Will be sold on Saturday evening next, Angutt Olh, ntSk o’clock, at M’Cartney : s Anettou House, No. ISJS Wood street, two fine Setter Dogs,eighteen months.old and well trained; one double-barreled Shot Gun,Stab and Twiit; one Shot Bag; one Powder Horn; one Game Bag, &c. ' Persons wishing to purchase will have an opportunity of seeing the Dogs on Saturday morning, and during the day, at the Auction Store of the subscriber. au-5 ’ W. G. M’CARTNEY, Aucl’r. Frame dwelling house foe sale cheap.— The undersigned wishes to dispose of at private sale, a new two story frame DWELLING HOUSE, situate ou the corucr or Washington nod Union streets, in the borough of Birmingham. Said house is erected on n leased lot of grouud, fronting 20 feet on Washing - ton street, and rannmg back GO feet on Union s'reet—■ The lease has nine years lo Tun from the Ist of April, IPSO. Ground rent 810 a year. The purchaser has the privilege ot removing the house at the expuatiou of the tease. Price of house SCO. Possession given iramedt aicty. W; G. M’CARTNEY, jyS4 Auctioneer. P. n’KKNNAt Ancttoncer. Furniture, ffathkr beds, clock, car FISTS, Ac., at Audio:*.—Un Thursday afternoon 1 August 7, at 2 o'clock, P. M-, will be sold ai M’Kenna’* Am tioa House, sundry article* of Furmtu'C, comprising Feather licils, MaUrasses, Carpets, Chaus, Tables, Cooking utensils, Ac. Also, a lot of second hand clo thing; one eight day clock, a good time keeper, and a smul» r s bellows auG p. n. DAVIS, Auotioneor. Household furniture at acctios.— On Fri day mortal)?' August Bth, at 10o'clock,alike resi dence or John D. Morgan, Esq, corner of Third street and Cherry alley, will lie sold, as he is removal? from the eitv, his enure Household and Kitchen Furniture, which have been bat a short uma in use, embracing— s penor mahocuny hair seat sofa and chairs; ottomans, picy table; n,i. 8. Thompson, in Bridgewater, will he sold without reserve, his entire stock of Dry Gotds. Groceries, Ac., which have been carefully se lected for retail sales, compnvingin part superior French a! always atop with and forpassenger*. I am *t lying tor the rummer at the Para, where i shall ho ready to show persons the ground*, and my plan* of division theseof. voters cui be occommoda ledat the Mansion House as at a lfotrl. jylO’tf JAR. W BUCHANAN. Notice to Contractor*’ STEUBENVILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD —; Proposals will he received by the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Company in Steubenville, nnul the Ist day of October next, (rr tbe Grading and Masonry of the first division of the road extending from Steubonville to the Conotion valley; and, also, for tbe construction of theeutire Road between ftieabenville and Coshocton and, also distinct proposals far »he ennilructton of that portion of the Ruud extending from Coshocton to New* ° r Tlio entire length of this line.is shoal 110 miles, nod it contains work of all dctcrptions in great variety, some of which is quite heavy. . Proposal* will he rece ved for the ending and 51a sonrv of the first division entire or In sections of about a mile each, the Company reserving the privilege to make such disposition of the Whole work a* me> ap pear most conducive to it* interests. Plans Profile* and Specifications can be *cen fti the Office of the Company, after the 15ih of September, and further information may be obtained on application to J Blickrnsiletlrr, Jr.j'Cliltf Engineer, or in tbe under timlrll D« KII/UvlllV, President. ~~ To the Deaf- DEAFNESS, noise* in klre head,and all disogiyeable discharges from tho car, speedily and pcrmsueW removed without pain or inconvenience, by Dr, HAKI - Principal Aurul of the N. l,har ourgery, begs to announce his return to Pittsburgh. The number an dim* port-nce of the cases under his care, I and the gratifying amount of success which attended hij treutment, have induced him to expedite bis return. His 1 stay here will depend much upon circumstances, ana n I wili be advisable for tliose who wish to consult him, to j make an euTly call. . . . . I Dr II may be consulted, until farther notice, tit Alic* I gheny City, firet three story brick dwelUngbeyond the 1 school house, in Rebecca street J Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention J to this branch of special practice has enabled him to j reduce his treatment to such a degree of success ns to 1 find the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield by at steady attention to the means prescribed. I The following testimonials arc submitted with confi* 1 dence. They wi'i *how at least in what estimation hts I are held by some of the most distinguished medical men in the country. «I have Jiad the pleosure to meet Dr. Hartley in prac tice, and have been led to form a favorable opinion of | his character.both in tho profession and asa gentleman. \ VV Pasxeb, M.D., 1 Professor of Surgery. Ac. “ His professional abilities will he duly appreciated bv those who place thcmse.vcs undor his care Jobs Wiuttakkb.M. D.» Professor of Anatomy, Ac. From iny intercourse with Dr. Hartley. 1 bavc found his department correct and gentlemanly,” _ r _ • Valsstins Mott, M. D. «it is a pleasant duty to give my testimony in favor of] the treatment udupted by Dr. Hanley for .tire cure .of deafness. The application is unattended by pain or in* 1 convenience, and its effectsalmast instantaneous. . H. P. iixaptfaii, Counsellor at Law, 523 Chambers st. “We have known several cares of partial deafness treated by him with the most happy results. Dr. It. tsa j scientific gentleman and can produce numerous te«l- 1 monialsot bis ability and success in this.difficult broneb of the medical profession.. . u Persons afflicted by diseases of the Ear, are Teoom mended to nay a visit to Dr. Hartley, Aurtat, at No. Arcli street, abovo Third: He is a well educated pro fessional man, ond having pßi>r particular attention to diseases affecting hearing, has acquired from his ikill and experience better means of coping with thisverjous affliction than those which are possessed by physicians m general practice.”— Vapatch. . , All cases guarantied whet© malformauon does notex t*t UVW» “ Dr* William Henderson, . BEING released from attention to his late onsiness, hasTesumed the practice of MEDICINE. His Office and dwelling is abovo tbe Drag Store, No. 258 Liberty street, where he may always be found except when ab* scot onprofessienaldnty. Having had several years’ expertencompracuce,he hopes by close attention to duty, to menta liberal patronage. fitts&urgA, July 23.1851—3 m» . • _ runs GLASS WOKKB. r wienrauN. Lorens & Wlghtman, (Formerly of the firm of Vtm. M’Ccllt A Co.) MAKirrACTUaEBS 07 ALL BIRDS 07 VIALS,BOTTLES AND WINDOW GLASS, G 3 Water and 65 Front Streets, Pittsburgh, Penn'a- N.B—Particular attention ppid to odd sizes of Win dow Glass and private-mi olds for Bottles and Vials. jy22:3*BKt>. „ . „ . To Treasury of US., \V»«lun«u>n, I) C„ »•*».«* To Assistant Treasurer, lorlon, y"' " To Aerial.tit Treasorer, New Orleanr, ~, To Assistant Treasurer Hi 1.0ui., 00 To Deposipr. at Norfolk. ‘».JKS 2? To Depository st Pllls'jurjtli, From Mini ot I be U. Philadelphia *,* UI (,n constnto OAitT at Boon ft Sargent• Exchange Bankers. rernsr »/ Vfunl orul Sixth limn, PiUitvrti. PENNSYLVANIA. I OHIO Piuihuutti Hank* -par iSta'.e Uh ami Branche* - I mtad“!Sl»“ " IhhrrPolrcmH.nl.,-..- i "A “ ',“•*?“«"*» ;■» SsJi. e s?iUi.«;.- «■ - Irhana.£ BErat “ ♦ KKK “ i ILLINOIS* M ‘ JSiatT, Hank Urancb- r kor KSESSSS:::::.“ P/m anils o O fcieießSt and Utanche, ■■ -< MICHIGAN. SeWklU co •> ■•-■;• AUflolvroaiarl....... $£&•: 1 CarfiS"” -••- •••- I 1 T CNN'ESSIE. Chamlitr.hur* i;AU Ailrrnl Hank. 3 Eric *i. NORTH CAROLINA, Gmij.butdh UAH Paired Bank* U SiiSiJl?/? "" ■ south caiiouna. u So?i!*ioS(i'"." . ■ ... l AllSoirern Hank. li Mludieiowo f- nvußfilt k? • *°*™ l I3aak **' J&lrfW.'"" ■ | ALABAMA. Urllrf sSlieVoMk. -•- IS '*»^“‘na SiS&SJ Si* Sc -' P ' me” i" Sol«m lu£.'- ■ .. Al'Cflbcay v.o. • prttrv s-'Vf'ii wr>F^ » .■■ r«„ rmt New York Cor "’■ * " Coomrjr Bank* .... ...*1 4-i AU SsUrtatlteitka •*«??£?,[ '” ’ 'll >• DELAWARE. -.SuLoaia *» SmaM Noe. I ''. VALUE 01 COINS. MARYLAND -AntriKanlronl i!M»l-paf- Rsillmorr l!ar>kt- ••*••• par do do (oid)*spr»*ni. . Country Ranks kSatricigw*"** ■ • 4 -3 VIRGINIA. (Guinea** £ l “ Bk of V*. and Ueancbr* t.'Krwfenraoocw* »■ • * . «.w Firmer*’ Bk& Branch?* 4-T«b Tfcaiff* £•«> Valiry Ok and U*ancb«« liTce £.w KitbangeHtt Jtltraftcb'a lliOßt* 4'or * <*•*» Wbetli&f Utwkt I NajKiScsmv.*... # fjg do Rrancb« , »«--» i-DcuMoutiS, P#‘ntu*> ■ 1&.13 NKW ENGLAND* l> do "Spawlali-- AU Bank* UDacau * *•!•» r „ . -f * 4 , « * » “ * '. - * , , . > ' • ~ - ,1 - -I.'- v' • ju,. ? •+*■■ >. I.’n . ” \ ' t > „ »...»>*,• • * * *» 1 .* ; it - v * * ■ ■» .. j. .v , COMMERCIAL. Office or tub Daily Mo&mng Post- } Wednesday, August 0*:1851.f BANK NOTE LIST. SlAoeheatvr liUnerA) Pal at. Anew mlsb of minkrm* paint#** rw«:Kty beco ili»€OTerr* low, »urpai»*» any which fca* J*t b*ct» foor-J. An e*» tahtUbornt >8» been erv»*d «« it* reparation by \ which car market in now supplied at a liberal pitw. This artiel* i» almost entirely remros'd of tue red a , !v l black olid of itoti and alumm*. which untie chemi* rally with oil or T*roi*h,by which, wpen it become* Urr a hard, aolld . incetnbu*Ubb» sobua«ie«Mmprr*>au* s lo water, i» produced. A coatin* ««r tnt» on , toon become* dry, and form* a *oud cru*t opon u wb»e.» : cannot be removed, and which cffeciaalSy p-ioieei* iM from the Influence of Mw o»r. hoax and Boniutt!- It n> therefore, * fire-proof and water-prtwf agent. | There are fire distinct color, of ibis vatat—alt ol , which arc kepi separate, vary ing fiom a light fellow to , a dark brown, so tlutpurehaaers may he soppiKU w.ii, ( any of thete which they may desire or fancy. By mu lug these colon a greatei variety ol them may be pio dnced.allof which are permanent, la line Way a beau tiful aloac color may be produced. The variety ol tut colon mako Una patr.l of great value. Thic Paint may be uced for painting olinoci any wotk to which paint Is applied, nuchas houses,brick or frame, fences, buriicone dreka and chimneys of steamboats, roofs of hatirca, to protect then from Dre and water, eastings of all kinds, aurh as iron railings. &«.,bi ll isn goodsahsiitnio for tho Siennacatth,only limay be used For a greater variety or putpones and is much e ' , Thf»Palnt is in the form of no impalpable powder, and pm up in barre U-though it can bo purchased from the agents in any quantities. Palmers are rerpecifully requested lo give it a (fiat sold wholesale and retail by tho Agents. JOKL. MOULF.R, Diogtlst, TltUunrg't, Pn.; JOHN MITCHELL, Druggist, Allegheny Cny . nnd n\ ihe Mnnufactory in Manchester, Cy ,^, ggjf'£'V ottl) THIS IS TO CERTIFY that 1 have u«cdexien«tvel» iim Manchester mineral FAiNT i.F Mei»r». Pdodsu & Font>,ttnd find thm It nn*wcr» nil mi' rablv all tlto pnrpoicn *et forth In the ebovr, and l can, therefore, recommend n with confidence to the mem ber* of the trade, a* a cheep a d valuable I amt, *upe riot to any of the kind now In me, nul:Smd*llw JAMES A. Sl*fcKK._, Htata mutual Fire It»ttr»nee comiioMy BRANCH OFFICE, 51 Buithfield m .Pitiesueo i, Titu&urgA, May Ist, 1831. FlillEbEEieyldenceof Ihe .«iEte« of ilie Dircclor .in I endeavoring to uakethe STATE MUTUAL rl Kb INSURANCE COMPANY” meet the wanis of the commanlty, is the unparalleled amount cm which ha* been done—having issued 7,900 pm cies during the past year, thereby adding over 6130,000 to ihe fond* of the company Nearly all the property Insured l, oflhe sfifcal kind, in small risks, nnd a large proportion insured for only one year. Whole No policies issued****;*-* 7,000 do do expired, terminated & canceled* ••* do do In force ■« Amountof Properly insured do Canceled, terminated nnd cx do P d 6 irtfOTCC****' 87,034,691 Uo ProfnlumNotgs*.-****?-*79,070,87 do Canceled, lermmaiedjexpr’d, 637,10 do inforce***-— * 8<9,03r,77 do Cash Premiums received* •5u1,0»»7,14 do do canceled* 803,90 Wholeamonnlof lossesandexpen-■ I scspaid--- • ••■••23,eiMf> I Balance in favor of theCo.,ln cosh, , I To city or country merchants, and owners ol dwjii. i Ines, and isolated or country property,-it is belie, cd 1 this company affords advantages In point of ebeapn ss :; I safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company I tr. this country, . . Conducted on tile equitaldc und greatly improved s ys tem of Classification of KisVs, excluding all spot tat | hazards, insuring only a limited ambuni in any one to- 1 cnllty, thus precluding llto frequency and occurrence ol laige fires, and also, on both the Slock and .Mutual plan, it notonly possesses the cheupness and accomraodai on of both methods, but entitles the insured tonparlici tu ition in the profits. , • ■ „.■■■ , , I It is under the control of ihe following Directors: -1 P. Rutherford. A. J.Gillstt,' John B. Packer, Samuel T. Jones, Alonzo A; Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Hob ;rt Klotz, Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford. ■ ’ J P. RUTHERFORD, Pres'U A. J. GILLETT, Sec’y. A. A. Cab 8188, Actuary. N.B.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on ozpf ring policleshns been declared by the Directors, nni is nbw receivable at this Ofiiceforrenewals,-or redeenn ble In cash at the end of ninety dnys.____ my!7:d&w ■ --A. A. CARRIER. Agent. ! PITTSBDBGH COEHKB OF UAEKJCT AHD THIED • FACULTY.— John Fleming, principal Instructor in of P.nmons»tP, Mercan “STw Esq., Lecturer on Commercial La T W h'c RMUt*"o« Wmgt i'eg^n. tion Is so thorough, that ov Y i. nrirc con« I College will be competent to take charg p Qr ii{ e r. doct on correct principles, anyset of I ship Books, howeyer complicated. ue>v u _ - 'Wanted* A GOOD' COACH PAINTER— Enquire at u B. M. BIGELOW’S Coach Factory, jj Diamond alley. : t*\-' ' ?* ' * » ? 1 * -* *. > t'M • \ RIVER MATTERS. PORT OF PITTSBURGH. 4'FEET 6 IKCHES WMJEII IH TBB C&*Tf3KL * •' ARRIVED: Steamer Michigan No. si, Boies, Heaver Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. . Redßtone,Woor ward, Brownsville. “ iJ.M’Kee, Ueudnckson, McKeesport. u Beaver* Gordon, Reaver. “ Fashion "No. 9, Peebles, Elizabeth. “ Thomas Shnvcr* Bailey, West Newton. “ Arena, Kinney, Wellsvillo. . “ Linsey, Clark, Wheeling. ■ u Julia Dean, McYay. Zanesville. “ Mayflower, Hazlett, Cincinnati. “ Irene No. Si, M’Clinlock, Cincinnui. Jefferson, Johnston, Louisville. .. . Vermont, Hazloit, St. Louis. DEPARTED: ■ The Rirer—By the pier murk, last evcniug, thero were 4 feeiO inches waur. For Louisville* !TO> tw The fine summer COMPANION, Copiam LfefeS JohnTiYc«, Martm v will leave for the above nnrf intermediate ports on Fnda>, August For freight or r>assago» apply on board, or to SHERIFF & BINNING, Agents, No, 10, Market xtreel r,. WheeUag and Bridgeport Packet* • 1 ‘Tub splendid steamer R. If; LINDSAY, '■ fji&®3Bsk£&k m t. Mooes. Master, is the rcgulor Wheeling and Bridgeport. Packet, and leaveshereevery Wednes day and Saturday for the above ports. For freight or passage apply on board, or to SHERIFF* BINNING, Ag’ls. jy‘24 No. I» Market street. For Nctv Orleans* . ■ . fjO I*.. The splendid new stcomer ELEPHANT, LwaraiC Hats, Master, will leave for the above and «BWrmißffiiW» Intermediate ports, on the first rise ol .water, For freight or passage apply on board,or to •- |y| • •• GKO B. MILT BNBBBOISIt,-Agent Friday Cincinnati FacUct. * (u TlftC new and elegant steamer IRENE .Uiß&£fißNo.2,O.X. M'Clintock, Master, his taken place of the Clipper No : tt,m the line of Packets, and wilt leave every FRIDAY, i at 10 A. M.,for the above and intermediate ports. For freight or pas-, sage apply on hoard. UeW marietta and lloctingport# : I jS!p3+JEi Tir*6nc isicamer PACIFIC, 55at*olb Mar- IdSHißßgVrm. wilt leave for the above ami miermedi ate i-ortTeverv THURSDA V, atWcloek, IK M. For frejflht or parage, app,y^o uboauUO^ No- 61 Water m., and 03 Front hi. Wednesday Packet for Clnctnnatl. Tub new und fnet running steamer CIN* .|J|34SJj9C!NNATl;f<>ftiuaonAM,Master, will leave wrWiMrSfiareiialarly every WsuKtajiAT, J'or freight or passage, apply on board, or lo _mn.cu _ _ U. H. MIbTBNBBKBRR. Slt£ol t lß> Ca H &Q 71 smw.cai i.ma no fto ' Afle- KlverTrcde. RStfULAtI FIIAN&Un PACKETS, i (fjsj£L-1* TsiKfiiir •teaiarr AMJ.OIH.NV Ul.Lljfc >&gl£Srftto. V\Capl. W«, lUrka, leave* die Alle gheny whir f for Krantflui.every Motulay and Thursday r a. 14 I*. M- The fine neolner ALLKtfHKNY HKLMy No 0, Cap*. Jojin (UnNa, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank* hi?, -every Tundtty and Friday, ai 4 I*. M- For t'rfiKhiOT l'a«:uij?<\uppiy «n Hoard. {tnarJD Tim GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY! OIUJOttN OVLt«* baldly a«.*crMhm JOHN HULL'S FLLIO EXTRACT of SARSAPARiLI.A is the only preparation before the public thatia pn-pared on strictly scientific principle* knd at nmformwßgtlK The Saraapanlla i*'pa*e!w»e»X)y‘prp«i:6tSa.l\ Rirero, I"tr esac* 4f tUe Kidney*, Lo*» el Apyc tiW, Ih*e«ju?» arising fool fo*b*c«? iWctcary. Paiain toeSUdoaco ShouitJert.Oer.' . 'raiDfebiiity, Drt»r*y. Lcrotfogo* Jttßudicc, Costive Threat, Ctonchiui, AriUe« utui complaint.*, Sict ana Nervoa* Mr».3af:he> Low Spirit*. ftijtotSweats. I’ljmsotc or lifjpfadr'sce. io Li£e,Cbf©ftin Cssstitutioft’- al IhteaMra.ate! !• a «pring arid *«mmer drink* *od Kenexa! tonic. tor the syv-c-*, asrd a %* hUe and pleasant par*auve, for soprriorfo.Ufo- tick or Congress Water sitLt.crSciclsU. TetUmonlfUt. The fo-itiufi&g is a copy of a certificate cow iii the Po*#r*' u,n of 'he prwrirtar of UuH’u i IlOTr asaa el&Quiei tecaropSifo • ’ """"'WaHHKGTOS, Augusts. Church, and to* Re* H H;evrd»*!>**«fcnnwn us:! The President accotapamed by the oecratary «u.j It.. E»; WMirt »!•:;«. of War and Secretary of Interior, left to-day Kectuckv Coyf-'cnec coaM paastoffor many ycs.r*, V . - * *nd W ««* tioi«w felanff the high and re*po«*ibld*t»tw*tt for Virginia. - , , , ' j at agent for the Al. K Jfook ro/setru. The jury m tho case of Day charged with the : Cia the world p?odiirr h«tfo; or nurc taiiwfactoty mQrt j CT 0 f hia wife, brought in a verdict of ( I Kvna om:R* guilty with a rccommeadatioa to tho executive Kl> IN Favor or any -%U:MCINE >to commute his punUhmect The Judge denied Bor B vv. Sen©}*- ,« 0 ,that tire executive had any such power, the jmy wv |»« J.i» c a then being poltcJ foju- only amnrered guilty and known it u» be a*ed wsih esnir*r *stbr*»«rto« ? ana have they were compelled again to retire to frame a im fersitatioa ift staling that wc kfiitte U to be* WK and vrtluahfo ojfdicai coraptend, and calculated to pro- j dtttfc moch nwi rr'irvr, ruqch “, and woaJd ] rooaicbrcifuny recomaicftd it to toe aUictod. j ISijfr.ed.) K•. W.PKHON, ! ' * B STBVRNSON. A nVUtmFVI. O.BAK SKIN. . How w<* olUdnriw a wUito *km, and a imy eototed cbe-rk. llowofti?a do we see person*, r,ot ftotiwine tor.* ae devoutly to bo wt.Urd/'revi'rtinfi tocoirtici>v‘«iJm;oii* f wft*tie*, pam‘« and coloring ;oa.t*riAJis, to restore to Riern a *embionce of what dt»ea«e ha* deprived toe.m of, am) tbot too t wito urtaf in-ary to toe Hull'* /snrsitjsantitt is the best Mmactic known!. It brauttfic-* toe **i«, by ten»»viijg e y rr y njknicto of morbid and diwared. matter from the blood,making it>ur« htalthy'aßd vigoroa*, Riving oe- Uvity to every rmnate vca*ei, and clanging the yellow and dark eounrenaneo to the ami freshucM of youth. Badics.abamtontuOUto of paintßand aud use BulCt ifa»iwporwio-toe *-*iry etfretual retnedv. w A word to iho wise is suifieirnt and a bint i* enough BIKE THE I‘OLI.OWING RENDERS S V FERFf*VODB ALE COMMENT ON THE KF FICIBNCY OF HULL’S*S.MISAFAR ILLA- iFrom Dr. L. I*. Yammua. Fxufoxaor of Ohemittry \n toe Louisville Medical College."! *• ( have looked over the JiMOf iitgredienu composing John Loir* Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, ami have no hesitation in saying hat they form a sale com douml, and one that promise! well to chrome diseases, to which It is applicable f ‘ L Y. VANUELL, M. D. lAuitoiU*. June G. Ib4». WHAT DU. PYLtS, Phffieian by apwmtment to ih t LemiivilU dlatint //otrioxf, of Dl-Lt/S SARSA PARILLA IjOUisviUt, March 2D, lblO. 1 have examined the prcserpun t lor the preparation of John Hull'* ttariapanlla, anil I believe the eombma tiontohemtrxcellaiiiojHswndwc.il calculated to pro duce an alterative impression on the »j«tem. ! have lined »t both m public midprvttie practice, and think it .the ben article of Sarsaparilla Resident I’hynciuu at the Louisville Marine Hospital, tC7“ UAUTiON—Uevrar* and «*k for »he original Pr* JOHN HULL'S SARSAI'AIULLAj/fewi Jfifurty— and have no oilier. KEYS Ell & ftUDOWtI L, Wholesale and Retail A Renin, For nale by P. M. Curry and Jopcp Douglann, Ate ghruy City ; Wni. U. Mercer, Oannombnrg, and-by PiuggiMA generally. jnluJrad&w _ rtiliE UNDI3RSIONKU offer# lor nale hu properly >u 1 Allegheny City. The l.oi is gevemy-lwn lent ninn inches, {routing on the East Common, und ntnoty feel m depth ; extending from a corner ot Guy alley to-proper* ty owned by the rrotcsinniMelhndtst Church. The im provements arc a three story Brick Dwelling, well fin ished, and two comfortable 'frame Dwelling Houses.—- There is probably no'more-pleasant and-desirable to* cnUty for private residences in the City than tho Lot now offered for sale. : The professional pursuits of the unccr* signed do not permit him to occupy and enjoy this prop* ' cny, and henoe the offer to sell It will be sold a bar* i gain, if application be made soon. For price I of payment, refer to Mr. Morrison Foster, at the Ware | house of P. M'Cormiek, Esq.; or John Fleming, Esq-* I A i‘y|> h I C m Y Cny WM. B. FOSTER, JR. 7,SOS • 97,680,419 O’Dounell, PlaUen & Co. Pittsburgh Chair and Cabinet Ware Rooms, | NO. 98 THIRD ST., ! BETWEEN WOOD ANB» (SOtltU BIDE). MANUFACTURERS of CnncSoat Parlor Chairs; Cane Seat Rocking. Chairs; Re* liWfsH ception and Invalid Chairs; Cane Scat 01, andCounuy House StoolsjSeitecsjLoan \£E2kS§s& g«8, and over}' variety of Common Chairs. ' MrEmfi All of which were manufactured under Mf JWt li their personal superintendence, and are "j ’a * warranted both m material aid workman* ship inferior to none in the City. Dealers in these arti cles will find it to their cspeeinl advantage to call and examine for therasolves previous to going elsewhere. Steamboats and Dwellings farmaned at the shortest noiice. AH orders punctually attended to. _Jjy2s 1‘ N I‘HK COURT 6FCOMMUN PLEAS OF ALLK GHBNY COUNTY. - in the matter of-the Assign-. V, ment of Warrick, Marlin & Co. I No.3SOct.Torm, 1813. ■ to | W. S;Courtney dcS. Harbmtgu J ;*,> ' --tv \■* » “■•••'■•' ,1! 1 * ' * i** $ » ~ 4 > 5 j. C. y .•*?.• i- ‘. y y w*> *y‘.. l . Ir i /• 4 Y Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville. Atlantic, Parkinson, do J. M’Kec, Hendrickson, McKeesport. Michigan No. *2. Botes,Oeavcr. Beaver, Gordon, Becver. Thomas Shnvr.r, Bailey. West Newton. Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.- J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. Arena, Kinney, WeUsvile. • Lydia Collins, Hauler, Cincinnati Pilot No. Q, Crane, Sunfisb. For Sole. • And Now, io wit. Joly 20,185l,BBpple mcniary account of assignees, presented in open Court, confirmti nw, and ordered that notice of the filing be given by two wccks’pubhcauon m the Dally Commer cial Journal and Post. Bj the Coart. GKO. S. HAYS, jv2B;2w Prothonotary. “ " Diamond Sparks. RECEIVED TO-DAY, UUO Diamond Sparks, selected for Glass Cutters’ use jyl3 JNO. B. McFADPEN A CO. ARPERS* NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR i AUGUST-—We are compelled to say that every monthly issue of this unexampled Magazine rivals its )rcdecesEor in literary matter of interest. The subjects n this number are mostly new, and exceedingly instruc tive ; it can safely be recommended as one of the very best publications to be obtained any where. H. Minor A Co., Smith Gold street, have the above for sale; as also,all the back volomes, from the commence ment. [au2 IyATENT CANDLESTICKS.—Just received at Hugh A Richardson s, No. 81 Market street, another lot ol Patent Condlcsiicks, a new article, at present much in vogue, and a great improvement on the old style, which the public otc respectfully invited to call and examine. I IS® TELEGRAPHIC news. by TEE O’REILLY LINE. ADDITIONAL NEWS PER EUROPA. PORTUGAL. ■ There are rumors of a ministerial Sol? Jana is not commanding the confidence which it ivno hoped ho would., In ono regent an actual' revolt had broken out; but was promptly quell ed by the Duke. . . Assassinations are becoming more frequent than ever in Borne. _ I The relations between the Porte and Pacha of Egypt,' axe becoming more uneasy, through the desire of the Sultan to bring , the Pacha into more strlot subjection, which he resists. . _ . e In the British Parliament there is, npthihgef interest. The Papal BiU, after an attempt by Lord Monteagh to exclude Ireland from its op oration, passed .through . the committee in the House of Lords on the night of the 25th. It was to ,bo read a third time the following week. The majority in its favor is.large. In the Commons, a bill regulating the oustoms was finally passed. It was Carried in opposition to Mr. Heme’s motion that the crown be peti-1 tioned to withdraw the maratime facilities ex tended to certain countries which had not recip rocated. The debate on thiß motion was warm; but the free traders overpowered the Protection- The ; total number of visitors to the Crystal Palace, on the 22d, was 26,800, making nearly £3OOO. ' ■ ; . , : Lord Arundel has started as a caedidate lor the representation of Limerick; but will be op posed by Mr. Bussel, a popular resident. Mr. B. objects to the Earl as an. Englishman, and calls ont Ireland for the Irish. ' The Lord Lieut, had left Dublin cn-route for London. The remains of the late Mr. Shiel are to be taken from Florence to Ireland at the expense of the government. ■ .. ■ . A number of gentlemen, with Lord Ashburton at their head, have formed themselves into an association, for the purpose of inducing the Government to whioh they belong to establish a uniform and low rate of postage on letters from all parts of the world., . The importation of cotton from Trinidad, Ja maica, Barbadoes and Grenada is deemed to bo of considerable importance. , ! The harvest of Ireland promises well. There is no truth in the report that the potato rot had appeared. The contradiction is given on the authority of a Liverpool gentleman who has traveled through all Ulster and the greater port of Connaught. • At a meeting of the proprietors of the Royal Bank, it was shown that the net profits for the year ending June 30th, after paying interest on the original and preference shares, had increas ed the reserved funds to £72,500 and more. KENTUCKY ELECTION. Louisville, August 5. ■ ; : The Louisville district is in doubt, but Mar shall is believed to be elected. Boyd is no doubt elected in tbo first district, and Grey, independ ent candidate, (Whig) in the second Breckin ridge(Dcm.) in the eighth. Stanton (Dem.) in the tenth. The returns for Governor thus for indioate a close rub. No definite results of the election forjudges will be ascertained, probobly, until to-morrow. Samuel Treat is supposed to be elected over Montgomery Biair to the Court of Common Pleas. A GALE ON THE LAKE. A terrible gale occurred last night upon Lake Erie. .The schooner H. W. Gates, from the up per lakes, for Montreal, was stripped of her rigging, and put in here. The J. O. Ward was sunk. The Sami. Bale badly injured. ALABAMA ELECTION. In Lauderdale county, as far as heard, from, Houston, the Union candidate for Congress, has a majority of 22(5 over Hubbard, the Secession ist. A Union Whig bos been elected to the State Senate over a Secessionist Democrat. Nothing from Indiana yet. FROM BALTIMORE. The City Councils held on extra session yes-' terday, and appointed a committee to apply to the liegislattrri to pass an act empowering the city of Baltimore to subscribe §1,500,000 for extending tbo B. & O. Kail Road to Pittsburgh. DANIEL WEBSTER. Boston. August 5. Tho Hon. Daniei Webster and family arrived at the Revere House yesterday. They will re main for several doye. Newabk, N. J., Augusts. Margaret Garraty, an Irish woman, killed Ed ward Drum last night, in the street, by stabbing him with a carving knife while ho was walking with his wife, to whom he had been recently married. She afterwards committed suicide by cutting her throat. Drum bad been engaged to Margaret: but bad married another woman. Nsw Obleass, August 2. The steamer Cincinnati and Pampero sail to-night for Cuba. Gen. Lopez goes out in tho latter with men and arms. A mass meeting is now being held to celebrate their departure. Bostos, August 5. The Europa arrived here at half past 6 this evening. NEW YORK MARKET.—August 5. Cotton... Irregular. F10ur...4,00*04, 18j. Corn Mea1...2,81*08, 124. ' Moss Fork... Firm at 14,70. Wheat...9l@94. C0m...4G@58. Coffcc...Rio 84@8i[. Lard... Easier. Wool... Firm. Iron anil Lead in better request. BALTIMORE MARKET—August 6. Flour... Sales at 4,09. Com Mea1...2,84. Rye F10ur...3,G6. Grain... Wheat 78080, tvliito 80©8G. Corn GO, white 60064. Mess P0rk...1G,87@16,00. liacon...Shoulders 74, sides 94, hamsTo©ll. L0rd...9*011. Coffee... Rio B}. Sugar...Porto Rico 4©G*. Bcof Cattle...2*o3 on hoof, equal to 4J@6* not, averaging 2,02 gross. H0g5...&,7605,00. Feathers... 37. Whiskoy...2B@24. CINCINNATI MARKET—August 6. Tho river has fallen 10 inohes. ' . F10ur...3,20. ' Whiskey—lB. _ ‘ ' Bacon... Plain hams, 8| loose, Bj* for ribbed sides packed. Cheeso...G*. Other articles unchanged. j, s. Tough'# Veiebrated KtHereal-011. FOR Churches, Stores, Parlors, Steamboat*, Canal Boats, Halls, Chambors, Kitchens, Workshops, and indeed every place where light is required. The public are respectfully invited to,cull and examine a beautiful i assortment of these Lamps. Also, Lamps of all kinds, Mr r.«wt Ac., Chandeliers, Girandoles, Wait ers, MantelDecoratious,Lamps,Globes,Glaßß«e, Wicks, Paper, Tin Shades, Mats aud Cans, ana all things per* mining to the trado. Also, a superior Bafely Lantern, for Steamboats and Stables. . The cheapest llghtto be found for store and shop pur - I poses, is Tough’s Refined Chemical Oil and Lamps, from | which a splendid tight is obtained at f, of a cent per hour, equal, if not superior, to gas. We : invite, an ex amination of our goods and prices. Being prepared, by the accumulation of 12 years’experience, and with fa-,] cilitics to supply both the wholesale and retail trade, on' the mostfavoraole terma, at the Pittsburgh Oil and Lamp articles delivered in any part of the city, or in Al legheny, free of cost. KrHEKEAL AND CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIL, re gulariy supplied oncebrtwicea week.- All oidersjteft with tne wagon, (which fa constantly passing round tike city, ) will be promptly attended to. J. S, TOUGH, ... No. & Fourth street, Apollo Hall, aprl9:diwy : -between. Market and Wood. ** ' . ' . f<>y palft. THE subscriber is awboTued to £1*325 described piece of land,situated iaßoblnsontinnw Allegheny county. Pa., adjoining lands of Geo. nl. Evans, lieirsof James ?»!' E!l mr r on, Rob e r tßun ti ng, an tl the heirs of John S. Scniley, on Creek, four miles from the city of Pittsburgh, and one-halt mile below Baldwin’s bridge; containing about 75 acres, more or less. This land is of an excellent quality for I gardening located in a warmbend ot ike creek, and having a Wt-rate bottom, that never fails to bring an excellent crop, jrhe of fiO borringAppleTr“fc a '^sfesssasu the undersigned. JAMES C. tuonc.. sfdprice moderate. jaSSfcdlwawlf j r S'T-'V ' - .V'- 1 ’ ' ■•' >!■■**•. ■■ V f i v.' ■ : V -VV*-- .- .' - - ” V- >‘ ; ' : V: , . . : B^KE £§^^S?i^‘ RS ' s^PSfiIofSSISISS counted. Gold, Silver and BankNoles.boaK United Collections maJe in all the pnncipaleiiiosoruie unite States. Deposits received of Par and.Currcnl Hinas, mar27:y . .. i ~ PATRICKS A BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BBOKEHS, - No. 95, coarreH Wood xi&.DiAMOfrD stbxw»j_. ■ i Piiuhureh. Pi. ■: •■■■ [mayt_ Domestic and foreign Exchange, Bank Notes , Gold and iS2»«r, Bovgi | U t So»f. and Ezikongedy EXCHANGE ASD BASKISO HOPSE • •• ■ , .. OF William Mill :-7& ffso., : 0* Wood Street, 4 PITTSBURGH. .. fly IttTgBESTAIJAJWBP OK TXMU DEPOSITS. faUg23 ALUtll icBAMSB*' ‘ SQWABD BXHtt. - KRAEIEB& rahm. Banitrsand Exehang* Brains, DsaUrsm Porrfgn ant a £mMtitßUls,BiUsif Exchange, Certificate! of Depot- Comer of TriS and Wood 818., directly opposite the St Charles Hotel. mny r a ——rr7“ . .7HOS.6AEOKTTT lAa.s.noom, bAEOEHT. niNCTBS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, N-B Sinh stmU; PiUsbnrgk, Pa Coin, Bank Notes, Tuno Bills, Foreign Exchange, CertiiieatesofDeDosH, Ac EXCHANGE on allthe principal Clues of tho union and Europe, for sale in sums to suit Purchasers.^ CURRENT and par funds received on depostte, . ■ - COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, attha lowest rates. - ■ - » e!,u ' ly „ Er. HOLEXES Ci SONS, .V-J■ SAVE nXMOVSD TH2S3 BABMIta ABD UXCHASaK OMICK To No. 67 Market street, four days Mm* old. stand. N. HOLMES * SONS, • BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, andDea lera in Notes, Drafts, AcceptMces. Gotd, Silver and Bank Notes: Exchange on the 'Bastorn ana Western Cl &necSonam£Lde r innfi the cities throughout theUm ted Suites. DepoSites received in parfanas or enrrent paper, No; 07 Market street, between ThiTd -anq Foartb Streets. aagSS-ly. Excb&nge Hotel, Blalrsville, Pa* . I PROPOSE to se’l orexchanee for other property the Exchange Hotel, Blairsvitfey Indiana county,. Pa-, now occupied by Win. Lawson, and formerly * e P l «>y. consists of extensive iirlck buildings, erected expressly for thejjcroose of being nsed .as a Another brick building; suitable for q dwelling and re tail store; all on -the main street, near.llie -Conemaugh Bridge and: Pennsylvania Canal. There are good coU lara imderitbesq; bnildiirgs -Also, two..wolis; of good water on the front lots j onc convenient .lOtihe-kitchen, the other at the stables, with pumps in bot>.;-a!so, a largecisiemfor rain water, with a pomp,near the kitch en andwaXh-booee. The foregoing and several other useful, baildings are on the two front lots. '.Oh'Two‘fitter. tom t mmedmiely north of these; and separated from them by a 12 feet alley, occupied partly aaa.kitchengarden, a large brick ami targe rrame Stable is al§q, a Blacksimth t Shod and Coachraakcr’s Shop. . ' ~ C Also, aboal TWENTY - ACRES OF LAND, parily. meadow, adjoining the north luie of tlie Boroagu, on I which 40 tons of hay may be made in a season j the re mainder being pasture ground,With a stream of running waierthroogh it—arealso bScredas above. . The Hotel is very eligibly situated on the nonh-easl corner of the Diamond, near the terminus of the Branch Railroad, and within a short distance of the Canal-boat I Thocountry around is Improving rapidly, both ia In-' I dianft and Westmoreland counties. Oneormoro rians i Roads are in contemplation, to.conoect at this place witli the pnbiic iraprovenienU no w in use or in progress This property is of that description which would re- I Quireihe atlenilon and supervision of- the owner.. ftiy l personal inability to bestow-the proper care, ana the. | want of good health inapornonpf my family^,qre tpe | sole considCTationathat induce nu to offer tl m exchange f °The*p fOperi^migb l be so divided aa to accommodate I a person who merely desired, to keep the part, | and might not wish so heavy an mveoimentasthewlioie I would amount to—and if agreeableand desired, such an to bte I dwrlltng, adjoining the Hotel ; and for Jorther descTip- I lion of un property, &c , to Mr, C\ A. McAkcwt,otJus 1 Warehouse, Canal Basinor to Mr. ‘Al«ar Bsowrt, 1 icl Keeper, piiuburgh. , For an. exchange of property, I that in or near Pittsburgh--vvoaMbs e et> . v . n I ff not disposed of in one or other of the waj-sspoxen of, on or before the Utof .N«itni>rr,iiwinijerraei 1 for one or tnnre years, and potnessipn maybe had on‘he J Sib of March ncit- MeanUmocXtenßivcrepairßwillbe 1 ma4e in the tavern port. ; , MeANULTy.. BlairiviVt. Joly, l^l.-iy3:lm3&wap Buffalo, August 5. Louisville, August 5, Il.vLTinonx, August 5. - —~ ' - ~ V?:*' ■* .• 4c--u... ■’ v '.-Ti' -\»* v Bankers anb Brokers. Removal. Pornttrire and Choir warerooroe. . fal JOSEPH MEYF.It, 4SI Penn street- above Uic : PLcanal Bridie, keeps constantly on band nnd makes JUfus order. m the Uncesi wtett, every descnpUon oi ‘limey end Plain FURNITBEKi SOFAS and CHAIRS, of the best workmanship and mostapproved styles. •Purchasers would do well to visit his Wore rooms. . myf7-dAwly ' v . ;: . i.:..;.., Llshtut nff Hodi—Sprott’s patent, ■ JAMBq 4 -JACKSON, o«n«reU Ag««i. ' WhclaoU Dent, SO Wood strteL Pittsburgh, Pq., (CartwriffhfsCutterySiore), . • . .. THESE LIGHTNING rods are JO constructed that ; they cannot get oat of order. The. Insulators, and Auachments fitting accurately, the Points oml AMagneu arc onriralleo—the whole betnghtghly ornamental,and withoatdispate, the best conductor ever mauufacta;ed. Lwitlpat tlwm up thro’ the Coontry at 12ic- V foot and 81 the points and Addtess by post or leave o wriueo order atSS Wood su,where HOPE POffA’DST- Cochran, Mcßride & Co*» HAnCFiCTUSKBSO? _ . „ Iran Roiling and Ornamental Iron Worl- t tn all ' its branches, ; STRCKT t FITrSBUHGU. . . THK advertiser* beg leave respectfully to inform their friend* and the public generally, that, having receiv ed a large nnmbcrof new pattern*for Iron Railing, «c , which, totethcr with those previously onbandjcomprtses the greatest variety ever offered in this CUy--tbey are now prepared to manufacture the eamefor Cemeicr> purpose*, balcouies, fence?, gardens, wmdovv guaidfi treo boxe*. hat rack*, centra tables, &c.&c.,in a * l yl® srorlcmsmhlp and not tobeesaxpsasd, &nd cheaper than any heretofore manufactured ..west of the moun- cooking stove*, hollow ware, and castings of all ■ descriptions, u* usual ♦ iy7 —OVED FOK THREE PHlftlK AUnCEBS.—Bear in mind. MORRIS’ TEA M ART.m the.D. amend, is noied for telling tie best Tena, the best Pon Wine, and She best Frenclfßrandy in Piunbnrgb. Sbonldyon need the latter far medie'nsi purposes, yon may fatty depend upon in purity. —^___UZAl-. Sfimtoftry-Allegheny. MILAN? MRS. N. W. METCALF, i'UINOiPAU., Rt opnu Monday,Sept. I, *n Colonnade Row, Federal sU r\ OURSE<)F &STRUCTION and rates of tuition the tame as heretofore- ForpamcnlaraySeeCircular, or apply to the Principals. Jjle£htny,Juiy 14,1551. OOURTWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. I? With double back buildings, situated on Wylie St., above Washington, being twenty-two feet front I>> nine tv six feet deep, to a twelve teet alley. y D. W. & A. S. BELL, AUorneysjH Law. jyS.dtf Foarth street, nbove Smnhfictd. Family Horae. ' rf. A large-fine looking Sorrel Horse, perfect y mar safe, Will be sold for alight fast horse,»f appli eaUon is made soon, THoaps6N bell j v9 (At A. Wilkins & erg’s.) ! WILKINSHALLI FOURTH & 77Jii.fi 2\ NEAR SMITHFIELD, _ JOHN WALKER lakes pleasure in announring lotus friends and the public that he has taken the above splendid .after .considerable cxpepse has made it a delightful tfaobogrcioru He tdiperfccrtjr prepared to serve up ui-the. shortest notice every delica cy which may tempi iho nppeiite of the epicure or the fancy of the most fastidious. ' 4 , , . - Dilner will be in readiness every day 010 c “ f “ r any number of persons, commcncmnlhisdny, June .list. Parlies cun be nceonunodateJwub buppersinthemosl Ttchherchi manner. Oysters, Game, Ac.* will be found therein their season. In sjoffi.}**® that no expense or trouble shall bo spared to make this Sreadv house the best in the Western country. itSOilj: ; A. Card. •nr DAIiV & CO. have now ready for sale a laTge •W'-k and well selected slock of Spring and Summer Ikwiery'in all Ushmnch.es. Theywould direct particu lar attention to their aiock ’ of'Gentlemen s cotton half Hose, with Merino and Silk fe'etj they are of the best materials and workmanship, ns a*um merSock, cannot be equaled.-. W.-B. &Co have also on hand Genu Undershirts and J3tawer«,) to 010 b i |oRS-?TH/ the same messenger. BAK&n a. t . ie2B:y ■—t— OATS-i-500 bus. on boM*» : r . Soo' do to arrive l>.lBsl, No. 3, /"•tOFFEE-BO bags cHolcelEb for 681 pVBK. T7®^TATi—CObblßrcSi:rVinego r fo”^ e DyER , V an 1 • ‘ “ wh-51) bits. Choice No. 13ii 30 bbla. Pickled Hernng> In store and for sale & BINNING, a No. 10 Market street. o on storage, an. If. fir sale, to close ont th*tot. G & MOORHF.AD. jyta /-SOFFKK— 50 bags rrimo IUo uonee; 7.'-, 10 d ° 3ttTa & mo»bheap. WTufBXS J-rimcO Choose. i V'' r .. No. 1 Diamond. VT'OBA.CCO—-Rnssell & B&bison’s, W. U. Gram’s, and good brands, for fc MOORHEAD . ■jjEAVER“BUCKETS—aT'doz. Beayer Buckeu,- ii and frotnall mineral poisons, which Cannot be said of any * • of the Sarsaparilla Compounds. . The invalid should be- - ware of poison! : Mercury, Iron, Quinine. lodine, Suf- '• phur, Arsenic andmanyother mineraland meiaiic poi sons entered into and form tho active basis of most of the Sarsaparillos and Panaceas of the day. GetyborV Cowpousd Extract ovYxllow Docx and Sabsapikilla does not contain a particle of these substances, as any' one camascertain by applying the necessary tests; The .original and only genuine preparation for the permanent dure of .CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OFTHELUNGS when they ore supposed to be affected by iheioojreguentuseof Mereury.lnn. Quinine, ttej— It is also a remedy for SALT RHEUM, RING W0RM,.... TETTER, SCALD HEAD, DROPSY, SCURVY* WHITE SWELLING, King’s: Evil, Neuralgic Affec tions, Female .Weakness ana Obstructions, Barrenness, Nervoaa.and. general Debility .of the. System,Loss of Appetite, Languor, Dizziness and Liver Affections, ■ which led to Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever ond Ague, Blllious Fevers, Chill Fevers,Dumb Ague, Jaundice, Ac.. &c. . ... g 7" The, afflicted may rest, assured that there is not theleast particle of Mineral, Mercurial, or any other poisonous substance in this medicine. It is perfectly harmless and may be administered to persons in the very weakest stages of sickness, or to the most helpless in fants without doing the least Injury. . The curative powers of this extract arc truly won derful, and all invalids should; raako immediate trial o. the “Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.” It cunnotinjaro the delicate patient. _ . {CERTIFICATES 1 Rings qf O. M. Leonard; / Blooming Gzova, Dee. Ist; 1819. Messrs S. F. Benneit' & Co;—Gents:—Sometime in 1340,1 was attacked with ihe King’s Evil in my arm, which became sosoiethatl could not use it, and in 184 k mortification set in. T employed at differenitimcs, each physician of celibrity within iny.reach;all told me that my* arm must be amputated; From the shoul ders to the fore arm, my arm was full bt running sore* - come of thdm os large ns afi Ay cent piece.. I then tried an Indian Doctor; wno.reraovetf.the mortified flesh, and , slopped the mortification* but could not heal my arm.— My strength,' at this" time/ was completely exhausted aiidmy person much emaciated, rr/conunned in this state until" the summer of 1648,. when T saw an. adver tisement of u QuysoU's Yellow Dock and. SanapanUaf' which I read nltei.iively, and sent for one bottle of tho article. After using it a few days, thedischargesfrom ; my arm increased, and assumed .a light color, ;and loss offensive odor. I sent for a second .bottle, and while using it I found my strength and;the dis charges decreasing- I continued using it until I had used six bottles, though I felt myselfperfecly cured before I used the sixth bottle. • Since that time In&ve not felt any pain in my arm: no sores have re-.appearcd, ahdlhave nota doubuhatii is thoroughly cured, fori can laborwitb it as wella&evcr l could. - - « GuytotCs YtUow Dock and SanaparUlaf l alone cured me; I toofrnoother, remedy while asinff it, and had 1 used it at the firstappearerice of the malady,! forty be lieve it would have saved me from years of suffering. : - Audi most earnestly recommend every person suffer ing under any similar to use h Gnysotfs Yellow Lockand Sarsaparilla” which will restore them to ; h e al.h. Vonreln < LEONARD. An Extraordinary Cast, of Scrofula, Eyranpelas and Ulcers , cured by the sole use of Dr. Quysotfs Cem> pound Syrup, Yellow Dock and SarsapariOa. ■ ■ Brooklyn, Nov. 17,1848. Dr. Gbysotx—Sir: I tender you my sincere thanke for the great benefit I have derived from theose of your valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad with a scrofulous sore which made its appearance on my chin. . I did not pay much attention io.it at first, supposing n to be nothing but some eruption that generally appears on persons’faces. It finally began to increase, anUllt spread to the back part of my head Tapplied toaphy sfeiau; he attended me all to no purpose. 1 had tried everything that could be tried. 1 saw ycur.Syrop. of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla, and concluded to use it, for I knew that the Yellow Dock was one -of die moat valuable articles in the worid for the blood.- I bought your Syrup and commenced using it, and from the use ot one battle I could see a great change m my system. I continued using it until! am awell man. Ixiowieei. like a new person; my blood is perfectly cleansed, mid free from all impurities. There Is not a question out that yonr newly discovered Compound it iar superior to. any Sarsaparilla ayrup ever sold. This certificate is at your disposa’, tojmblish if you like, and any one you may refer to me, I shall be happy to give them all the information I can aboutmy case,Ac.,:/J I remain your obedient- . GEORGE G. JOHNSTON. —Uff Market street. Tha best Female Medicine trunen: Thi Extnuttf Ydb» . Doth and Sarsaparilla is opuitiee, speedy ana permanent cure for all complaints incident tc •• 'FEMALES. -• . Its mild alterative properties ’render it peculiarly an- : plicabletothesleaderaml delicate constitution of the , female. It is unrivalled in its effect upon. such diseases as Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Lcuconhoca or Whites, IrTCgular Menstruation, incontinence of Unne, and general Prostration of the systems It immediately contracts that distressing nervousness and iaseitode so ( common to the ,ond gained ~ flesh and strength until she is now enjoying raestexhel- . lent health. : WM, MONFORT. We being neighbors to Wm. and Julia Monfort, know . that the above statement as to the sicknessof Mis.Mon ford, and os to the cure being affected by “Guyaott’s Yel- low Dock and Sarsaparilla,” to bo strictly true. JANE EDDY, .: SARAH POWERS. - Sold by J. D. PARK, (successor to Sanford & Faik,) Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent to the South and West, to whom.nil orders must ; be /litfd& C Co, Pittsburgh.; L Wilcox, Jr, corner Market street and the Diamond; B A Fahnestock Pitta burgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh ; Lee A Beckham, AUe cheny City; LT Rassell, Washington ; W H Lumber ton. Franklin; L B Bowie, Umontown; H Wehy, Greensburghr S Koomz, Somerset; ScoU * <*jU?W£» Bedford; Reed A Son, HolUdaya bttrgh; HildebrandACo. lhdidna; J . ning; Eva»3 A Co, Brookville; A\ Son, . Wayhesburgh; M'Farland A Co,N Callender, Mead* ville; Button A Co, Erie ; Henry' Fqrker, Merceri Tos.., Kelly & Co, Butler; S Smith, Beaver;; J DrBummertt,i., . ; Warren; F L A CS P Crooker. Jr.yßrownsvillp. . . ; • m y** t ' ■ Ayer»» CHerry Pectoral! . TT'OR THE SURE OF COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSE -15 NESS, BkOiNCHITIS, w hooping cough, CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION, , , Among themumerb.ua discoveries Science has made In this generation to facffitate the'business of life, in crease its enjoyment, and even prolong ihb tern of hu man existence,none be named of more real value to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art- A vast trial of its virtues throughoulthls . . . ‘ broad country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no medi- . cine or combination of medicines yet known, can so surely control and cure the numerous-varieties of pul* , monars disease which have hitherto swept from our • midst thousands and thousands, every year.; Indeed there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy ha* atlength been found which can be relied on to cute the ' mostdangerous affections of the.lungs. Our space here, will net permit ub to publishany proportionof thecuree effected by itsnse,but we would present the following opinions of eminent men, and reter UJ the circular whxh the Agent below named, mil always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full parueulars, and indisputable proofs of these fact,. From the Vrcafent of Amherst College, the celebrated uimnen C Aver— Sir: l have used ynur Cherry Pec loral in my own case of deep-sealed Bronchitis, and am . > satisfied from Its chemical constitution, that it is tut ad roirabJe compound for ihe'ielief of la.-ngaland broa . .JS3 difficulties. If my opmio.n.as to its superior eto**, . octerconbe of any service, you are at-liberiy to use it as yonthinkproper iDWAmj hi^chcoc „ D From the widely celebrated Professor Sillnuin, M. »■ ■ r.: L.L. D, Professor or Chemistry, Mineralogy, ■ Ac., Yale College, Member of the Lit iiibt. Sled. Phil, and Scientific Socieues of Araericaand Europe. . . «I deem the Cherry Pictorial an : ad ™ r ? Tb'°.S?fSedi tion from some of the bestarticles in the Materia , ct and a very effective remedy for the class of diseus cHt is intended to cnTe.” - \ New Havenj CtvNov, . ■ . > senate, stales V Major Patuson, President of tliO S. C 5. he has used the bherry. Plctoral with wonderful sue cess, to cure an infismation of the.lungs,- ■ ’ Fronone of ths first physicians inMmne. Ssoo, Me, April. edit will cure coughs, Colas, and diseases of the lungs, and consider it mnch vhe best remedy knbyra for that exs ease. Respectfully Jrou fop. ■ Prepared and sold by James C. ; ist,Loweir,Mass. - . . v... n K try* Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale and retail,byk>Lgs : -Fahnestock, mid by J.M.Townsend; m ... by H. p. Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists generally. ; .".' ■;" THE subscriber having mode arrangements u' quence of whichhispresentl^iBinossmuetbee«» of bv the Ist of August next, now offer* his wboio Gloves, Hosiery. Hibbons, Lace Goods “^ i §si ru and - .tefcKaaospteWffiaess* ffi^wssassajagss^.' I gTeaUy reduced prices, whole sale and rejgJj^xON* i'vi-r-rv' ' Prlvats Diseases* V.' K, 1 ' v v . -.v' *V \ ‘ J/i >