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‘?j}?' : r K'l 1 7 M-. o- I--'; ] aemble of Penntylvania, entitled “An i
P^e=i*Ss? sl J s v;'fe^fe,'^'^ > c£fif‘ : Sx’ir't imp'll I o Elcotiona of thia Commonwealth,” it is
terat* id anch nonce whatoficersareto be
.rananee thereof, I, CARTERCCHTIS. S
■i 1 I hwrnty of Allegheny, do therefore niakelnn
, this public noSce to the elector* of eaid Ck
V,'. ; il l ; r-.v *r,i- 1 . ,'C'l,-^'';'i "/t fheny, that a General Election will be bel
Jitguv-S f t coumy,onthe second TUESDAY OF
eSf ■ f’ 'r--yrir> : ~L- *i-^V rij-r:Mt r I NEXT, at the several election districts the
e electors of the First Ward of the City o
. .er of Ferry and Fourth streets.in said Ward
“‘Vfe^VWl.T«^Wi^*^< s 3S;Kß^c."B»?■ 10 electors of the Second Ward of the City oi
• h, to meet at the Burnt District Hotel, corner,
•c^ J b£l'i^-^.V^w'yfs l fAS;i.',sT ,3 ; ! ' 1 .‘ 1 and Smithfield atreets, in said Ward.
foifC, i s.'ii'4 ,f^is,s^J'r;iaa'*tf-'lc?e'i >Vr=?? le electors ot the Third Ward of the City of
ill. 1° meet at the house of Andrew McMaaten
. 10 electors of the Fourth Ward of the City of
' -h.tomcetatthePubUeSchoolHou.e.in.iidl
1 i*VTsf %K-+ ■ ii } re electors of the Fifth Ward of th? City of
> ;h.to meet at the Pennsylvania House, ocenpi
ieo Siediel, late Alexander Stewart, in said Y
s.«.as?®Bssf^§2^
ie electors of the Nmth Ward of the City ot P
.Aw^^ic3^i , f ; jSc i s."'i;l-d>rc!i?3”Af#nß'.'{9-Jr^? t d&;;4wiTCi,A , fh, to meet at the Public School Hooae, In said w
’ ie electors of the Hrat Ward of the City of A
1 jy.tomeolatthehonaeofJ. Woodhonse, Robin
. M electors of the Second Ward of the City of A
% /SvciAj? f ’ ly, to meet at the house of WMow Thompson, np
1 t corner of Ohio itreel und the Public Soutite.
-'V-'C>SjrVSJrStr?>es\‘’ i yvre-.CiA:&;.J I i.- , ;r's: r A'';,; l ie electors of the Third Ward of fhe City Of A 1
'.‘'s- fc' I oy, to meet at the Public School Hooae, in said wa
vi&J yT^ 1 IJ v t &t m f',fi A'A'tf ;SA«T^a(t:^'j, ! p-f.p £ :-r-’ ! he electors of the Fourth Want of the City of A!
rotSrfit Jtf-titSi AV- -
lie elector* of Pitt township, to meet at the house
1 i.NancyMorray, on the Mechanics’ and Fanhet
npike Hoad, in said township; except the qnalifie
•nK^-M*s4?S3^-^>sy£3 J & s/r h' » srs residing in sections Nos. 4,7, and 14 of the cit
, rie*. who shall vote at all general elections in th
th ■ivard of the City of Pittsburgh,
■ be electors of Peebles township, to meet at the hous
rA t John Beitfer; in the village of East Liberty.
>.?■?&‘nh&l^ a*-n I he electors of Collins township, to meet at thehonsi
; lohn^r.onthcGrccnabnrglrTnmpik.Road.ir
' 'he electors of Plata township, to meat at the house
' lohn SammemUe, in said township:
? li^uS3a^fc^&s- * <V^'i^ v Cli>’*f'VJ‘-iv} i ’he electors of Patton township, io meet at the house
, Abraham Taylor, on the Northern Turnpike, io said
■ The electors of. Penn township, to meet at the house of
i bert DoaaJdson, bn the Leechburgh Hoad, In said
nuhip.
rhe elec or* of Versailles township, to meet at the
! ick Bchr ol House, near the White House formerly oc-t
i pied by rhomas Neel, and now by, Wife- A Shaw.
rhe electors of Elizabeth township, to meet at' the
me of Daniel Saiver, formerly occupied, by Johh
fe; ' alker.in Elizabeth Borough. ' “
’-ir^- fj *-. ‘»- c The electors of the Borough of Elizabeth, to meet-et
, e house of Daniel Server; formerly occupied by John
' 'alker, tn said borough. ?
£&-,& ■-.I t The electors of Jefferson township, io meet at the house
I wX*ii^fcw*VS' ,,?, -53Hr5^ , 5<'i: " i Michael Snee, formerly occupied by John King, in
c*gs=s f > o C **:- f-k ‘a , .id township.
The electors of Mifflin township, to meet at the. house
v- v 1 ’ Samuel Wilson, -formerly occupied, by Xas. ij. Neel,
z 55> r.Cv:»i VKr- it- i »uid township.
Sf-vP i , The etectots of Upper St. Clair, township, to meet at 1
' e house of Jas. Connor, in said township. 1
The electors of Lower Sl Clair township, to meet at d
) e bkick taverd at the j miction of the Coal Hill and 8u v
}^^M , «* ,lltrl lair turnpikes with the Brownsville eomL
;vS-
‘ c house near the Saw Mill Ban bridge, on the Steuben- n
, ille turnpike. 1 h:
The electors of Robinson township, to meet at the cl
ouseof Sarah McFarland,formerly Audley McFarland, re
1 i said township. ! ' ' fin
i The electors of FtndJey township, to meet at thehoaae of
'^Sjjy^jpgP^f^ : Cwi/*si-a f f McClelland A Armor, formerly ocenpied by John ed
**^. i “feTt - ;' iharies, in the village of Clinfon, In said township. iit
»^g•StylS*’«** ty% ) The electors of Moon township, to tree! at the house he
> Ai^r<S t S f Peter Ouston, in said township. ua
t£siis?*££W ftfd The electors of Ohio township, 'to meet at the'house of* Oc
BSekVn? r£e ohn Hay, in soidtownskip. ' ’ llw
The electors of Franklfn township, to meet at the ms
I louse occupied by Jos. Hoieman* in said township. eo*
'SJSv^%tS^^fSvs^«C^4s^sKr ; «i^rt^7*vsv^ < f?fst The electors of ihe Borough of Manchester, to meet at the
Ti he Public School House sur
The electors'of Reserve township, to meet at the house you
'i »f Gotiieb Fisher,iif said township. you
i*}*'rP 'n%u i The electors Of Baldwin township, to meet at the house
Q if John Cowan, in said township.
1 The electors' of Snowden township, to meet at the JT
muse Of Peter Boyer, in said township. a*o
The electors of South Fayette township, to meet at the Nort
tioute of H. Hays, oh the farm of G. Y. Cooftej, ua said On
lowhshlp. ' J l
: The electors of North Fayette township, to meet at the stiee
{ bouse now occupied by Francis Jamison, at Rogers’ bnrgl
MUl,ln said township ' ghem
C, • The electors of Ross township, to meet at the house of ton, 1
?>a&jg|A4s!y *g J Jacob Colbough, on the Franklin road, in said township. Grew
i ;■»V : a 1 The eleclors of Pine township, to meet at the house Bedfo
of Hagh Cratmny, in said township—ahd that Thomas burgh
t Wallace be Judge, and Wiliram McKinney and ning;
Rogers be Inspectors of this election, »a said township. Wayn
Ta« electors of McCandlets township are to meet at ville;
• js> vvgt&ff»*»rSff the house of Jas. Anderson.in saH township. * Kelly.
' The electors of West Deer township, to meet a* the Warn
house of Naihan Conley, in said township. Jr.,Br
The electors of East Deer township toxneetat the Pu- 7 ‘
{ lie School Houhe, in the' Boroujdt ofTarhntom. n OR
i * The electors of the Boroughof Tarentnm, to meet at H
A jF^:Va^-^ffl^ r sg^5S•MaUSS^Sf the Public School House, in said Borough. pnnTTi
-eist gvTssu The electors of Indiana township, to meet at the house
formerly occupied by S Mackey* m eaid township. gfgf t °*
The elector* of Shaler lovraihlp, to meet at John
Show’, mill, in .aid township. ■
5 . The qoaliied voters of that part of Indiana tovnuhip, ffS ®3?
yevA-^.. £ 1 fi ort' :‘-I.A : r,Jv in Allegheny connty, residing within tho followingQe- U ®.. •
I scribed boandories, to wit: beginning at a point on the “WP«
u tt-.^Vai^r z; Allegheny river, at tho upper lino ofthe fqnn of John
Cable, and running a northerly course,between the farms «“*"
of said Cable andjohn Boyd, to ihe &. E. corner of Ca- «“*«‘Td
s^SsSSs«iSfe, farm—thence running a westerly coarse to the Bba» mo J l ® r s.
ler township line, in such a manner as to embrace all “If* 1 . w
farms or loto sitnate inCunningham’s dislrictyand known JJ®“ }**
as the river tracts, within saidboandaries, Shall heroaf
h of 1
‘ ,< The’eleetorsof to meet at thePtto- From tho
lie School House, in said borough.- • u
The electors of the Borough of Lawreneeville, temeet
atthe Public School Housei id said Borough. -
.The electors of the Borough of Bharpsbureh. to meet »bsfled u
at the house of J am«s Sharp, to said BormSh. SJSWfiS
; The electors of the Borough of MoKecspon, tomcetat chu£ dime
the Town Hall, id said borough. _. . . acl ?.s*?, t .
The electors or the Borough of South PiUsburgh, to as yonthii
' meet at the house formerly occupied by E; McAnninoh, _
at the end'of the Monongahela midea, insaid. borough; From tho j
The electors of the trough of West Elizabeth, to I+L. I
meet ai the Public School House, in said borough- *»J
At whioh time: and places .tho aaaUfted, electors as «'
aforesaid will by ballot vote for ' .., , _.
j One person for Governor of Pennsylvania; I . 114 '
fflySSa ! »yj?g:v>«.®v-* ,>^>^fZf, «h*2j!s l »r?.s;aif , t>ta \ One person for Canal Commissioner; tionfromst
1 t Five persons for Judges of the Supreme Court of ea. and ayt
Pennsylvania; «•» luntev
1 1 One person tor President Judge of the District Court New Hav
I of the Joumy of Allegheny; 8 Ma]o« »ai
> , One person for Associate Judge of the Distnot pourt he has used
l {or Alleghenycess,tooup
’ 6 One person for President Judged Courts of Common Ftoa
y Pleas, Quarter Sessions, &c., of Allegheny county ;
Two persona for Associate Judges’of same Courts; ®T» J* O*
> Fire persons for membera of Assembly of Petmxyiva* stantlyusmg
nifi; ■ prefer it to at
q From obsexv
! 6 editmUlen,
4&61% 1 - - - and constfe*
■' : Prepared ai
ist, Lowell ;N
W Fahneßiockis
; ,by..H.F.Sehv
*Sws^Sil®s&!T ? 2s3.y?lSSSsSe&.'C3»SasS®?Syf£s?sP' ~ generally. •
i iii
'ai forLariLard
‘O- ors,Mantel Dec
ji’% ysr'^«=''-:'- ', ol Paper, Tth She
in taining.to.toe V
1 on for Steamboats.
I ,*. The cheapest
A^2is3s : Sssi“i&,'!SAS l jf*ssiiS*tas®lls?RSiyfei >1 , poses, la Tough
4iTfi i .*'.i-^iics96f^a> .^MskXtriJ?sSifc*S-*-'5 . T. hoar, equal, ifi
Vr.^fK.-iC-.'o«! ®,^tt ’L4.S«^wsfifi ' ,'t.S i art aminutiohof on
L .cilitiesTtb supplt
I ' the most fcvorat
T,ROOMS—6O doz Brooms for sale low. lo close om. M , Stores .
ifefePhi D sep24 „ WM. DYER. »!**? . -hi- - - . . - , . -AlLartiehm^el
IkARLE Y—so-bue. far sale .by brf. Briilmyril-aErlra; ’ baHd'aco’ X ‘AYwo" jus A
B Sfe STUART A SILL. £ 10“Fme; For sal^ M DYER R, r«eive.l a'Sailsupply; of,stock in .heir line. Bel- na- ga ,?£„p^k
'■ H FINF fiHRWING TOBACCO—For sale bv 2£EH! , -■- ■ -—. —-—— timore and New Ytrfc SOLE LEATHER, Philadelphia - with me wagon,
R- * KEYSER & M’DOWELL, QUGAR— 5 hda low priced N 0. Sugar grfftie. Kips and Calf Skins, French Calf Skins, Co jraryLp- .J— city,) will be pro
«d 27 ‘ 140 Wood street. & stp24 WM. DYER. peV, Kip. and Calf Skins, Morocco» Lining anclßmding nB *'* No
r Tvriftii? uiWFi3*R ! Annre T brls No. 8 Loaf for sale. Skins; Tanner’s Oil; Tanner s and Currier s Toots. Ac. and flprlfcdAwy
UTWB VJNEGAR—A pure article, Rn _ ■ r J. 9ep 24 WM. DYER. And, taken together, they believe it the largest nndbcsl '
formic by d y P niliS VINEGAR- 30 brU for sale or inezeh before u one rutB . OAA DOZ.BI
b?d» ff T W.A.BTCLURG A CO. \j sep24 WM. DYBK. bar .€ h All of a h -- M we are |prepared tn sell to cash Dye, *vU sale by
"-j\J .-Jjy x 4S»C* rte'l . - p *vSrnfifM “'dohVu'forTitla“bv and prompt paying easterners at ibti very lowest prices . - .. vrf SfiOa sfTY;
Rjm MPRMUDAAHROW fiOOT—Jfearl THRESH LOBSTERS—in one and two-pound caps TJOBIN— 20 brts for sale by nvFR possible. ? ;
■s? Tiv J Lv''^f s^ r vhx&a d Heckcr’a Farina, J hermetically scaled, very fine, for vale by 0 »• ivts —b r 7^ T ~n —a : —« —;—— We take pleasure in showing our stock, and cordially 3£L and Le rr*
XX Sago, t*PWf»* ?^> TI “T 1 ?'»“ ecw ‘ *'“ w - w * W. A- M’CLURG ACO , • ri IEK POPLlNS—Beautiful Goods, just received per invite purchasers to examine before I =- ftt *
- r i'V *^V^>^r-^S-o^s^- V « Ja« reee.ved and for sale *>?_ A j ONES se P 26 Grueer and Tea-Dealer, O Express, »t [«p»] A A MASON A CO.’S. whero P eramme, before porchasjog dw=J „ QU FISH—For sale b, W. A. M’CLURG A CO,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
• hejllth’ofpice.
INTERMENTS IN THE CITY OP PITTSBURGH
From lit BOIVIO iis 97* Septemitr, 16S1.
Adults. Children.
Child-Birth... 1 °
Dysentery 0 *
Aierism Bnptnre of.. ■■ 1 “
Diabetifl •• 1 ?
Ferer Enteric. .. 1 r (
Hydrooephalns . 0 *
Inflammation Stomach* • 1
Meningitis Tubercular, 0 *
Parylisis..l
Wonnd Gun Shot. J ;
Still 80m...- ®
nr tuc ABOVE THERE WERE
„ . , OF THE A«o * “ m
Under,}, year ■ r „ 4010 50....,
F ™ m *" l 0 “ 6010 «0 ....
: 1 ■■ 6oi o 70
« 10 "is 0 - 70 10 80,...
.. 15 10 20 2 “• 8010 90.....
« 20 to 30 1 “ 00 to 100
By order of the Board of Health.
H. SMYSER, Clerk.
Persons in the different Wards can be
assessed by catling on the following named per
sons, at the places mentioned:
iirxt Ward— W illiam Irvin, Diamond alley,
betweehf Diamond and Wood street, Will be in
attendance from 6. to 8 o’clock, P. M.
Second Ward— John RFKee, Smithfield, be
tween Second and Third streets.
JPAtrd, Ward —Joseph IFCtdlough, Fifth street,
above Wood.
Iforthem Lights. —The sky was most brilliant
ly illuminated last night by what is called the
Northern Light. Its strength and brilliancy
created great excitement; the fire bells rang,
and citizens homed to and fro in search of the
fire, as they snpposed it; bnt not being able to
find it they finall settled down on the conclusion
that it was merely a tun-thower. Shortly after
the alarm, they all “knew it,” and notone could
be found who went in search of the fire.
Wire Putting. —The storm on Saturday night
blew down several of the O’Beilly telegraphic
poles on the Lake line, between the Penitentiary
and the Marino Hospital below Manchester.
Yesterday morning persons went over to fix up
the' line ; when they found that about a mile of
the wire "was gone.. -This is dangerous wire pull
ing, as there- is a standing reward by the oom
pmiy of $6OO, offered for the conviction of any
one so transgressing.
The boys yesterday were again busily
engaged, during. the rain, in driving up the
porkers to the pound adjoining the Mayor's
Offi.ce. A few days quietude has had the effect
of throwing the hog owners off their guard, and
the boys readily take advantage of it.
a petition in circulation praying
Jhe City Council tg pass an ordinance prohibit*
j n g» the deposit of cool cinders on the bank of
the r* ver above the Monongahela bridge, as it is
alleged that into the stream and there
by obstruct the channel^
ffgy* j. HL of Butler, on motion of
Wilson MeCamdless, Esq., was admitted yester
day to practice 1 in the Supreme Court Mr.
N. is a gentleman of fine ability, and bidß fair
to stand high at the bar.
jTtre, The house of Francis Collins, of Upper
St. Clair township, on Charters creek, was yes
terday destroyed by fire. We could not learn
how it originated- The loss is about $l2O0 —
without any insurance, we believe.
Mechanic Street Bridge.— The upper bridge on
the Allegheny river, destroyed by fire some time
since,-isagain nearly ready for use. Its re-con
struction will cost only about $17,000.
figy Two of the five before the Mayor yes
terday were committed. The other three paid
their fines and were discharged.
By Express this r day, a large lot of Lob
sters, Eels and Halibuts, just received at
“OUB HOUSE/’ No. 24, DIAMOND Alley.
Not much trouble to try it.—To raise an
orchard of grafted fruit without grafting t How
•can it be done ? Select the kind of fruit you
•desire, then take a linen string and tie it as near
the top as may be. Let it remain one year,
thenyou have above the string one year’s growth.
Over the string will form a bulb; cut off just
■below and set m the ground, and from the bulb
will start out roots, and soon trees of a dwarfish
ire will be Been growing under a burden of
•B™t '
For S*le»
A A ACRES OF COAE, situated on the Monongahela
'4“x fiver, near Limetown. The Mine is opened and
approached by a short Railway, in excellent repair, be
longing lo the above; and »even or eight good miners’
houses Terms—Bs,lXlo; some cash; the balance In
well endorsed notes. Apply to JOHN R, LARGE,
sep'23:(t ~ • Attorney. Fonnh street-
Hew Boots*! Sew Book*!
AT HOLMRS* LITER AR 7 DEPOT, No 74 Third
stfeet, opposite the Post Office;
London Art Journal for September ,
The Model Architect, with designs of Cottages, villas,
Suburban Residences. Ac , Nos. I, 2 and 3,
Lewis Arundel—or ihe Railroad of Life ,
Dictionary of Mechanics, complete,
Mabel; or,The Child of the Houle Field—a Tale of
Waterloo;
London Labor and London Poor, No 12;
Matilda Montgomery By Major Richardson;
Arthur Couway.or scenes in the Topics
Self Deception, or a History of the Human Heart
part second;
10, a Tale o 1 ihe Olden Fane—by Barton ;
Sir Years Later, or the Taking of the Basule—by A.
Daman;
• Katherine Walton, or the Rebel of Dorchester—an
Historical Romance of the Rcvolauon tu Carolina ;
Mechanics’ Magazine lor September ,
The Confessor—an Historical Novel.
Sunbeams and Shadows or Bads and Blossoms;
Lady Emeliae Stuart Worlley’s Travels in the United
States;
Bcyencsof a Bachelor—a Rook of the Heart;
ThcFatC,aTaie of SurnngTimes—by GP. R James;
■Dawning’*' Horticulturist complete from the first
’nomVr, howwA; •
The United States’ Post Office Guide ,
Handy Andy, (new edition) 25 cents, .
Ralph Rutherford: a Sea Tale—by Sir Admiral Fisher;
The Scalp Hunters —a Tale of Mexico ,
The Gipsy Chief—b? G. W. M. Reynold, f«ep27
<o> Si Oumbnun’i'tommanui College,
Corner of Market and Third ilreete.
FACULTY —O. K. Chamberlin, Principal and Profea
sor of the Science of Accoants
John Fleming. associate in Book-keeping department,
and Lecturer on Mercantile Science ;
J- M. Phillips, Instructor of Mercantile Computation
and Arithmetic;
D- Crouch, Professor of Penmanship;
Aiex-M-Waieon. Esq.,Lectarer on Commercial Law ;
E. IT Stowe. Esq ,Instructor of Commercial Law ;
B.M. Kerr, Professor ol Mathematics, (night session);
fL Moesscr* Professor of Mathematical Drawing.
This InsUtutionhas been;laiely improved and enlarged,
*nd now contains four spacious rooms, conveniently ar
ranged and elegantly furnished, a well selected Library
•of standard works on Commercial Law, for the benefit
the students. The Mercantile course embraces every
variety of transactions that can possibly occur in imsi
«eag.' la addition to regular lectures, delivered by
Mr. Waisdn, E H Stowe, Ksq 0 a«so member of the Pitts
burgh Bar, has been employed to instruct the students
by a series of exercises and examinations upon this
very important branch. College hoars both day and
evening. All communications addressed to O K.
CHAMBERLIN, will receive prompt attention.
*epl9:y
UUtory of PittaLurgb,
BY NEVILLE B. CRAIG, ESQ —A History of Pitts
burgh, from the earliest period when it was visited
toy white men, down to the close of the last century,
•snth no'ices of the first establishment of some of the
important manufactures, and various works of internal
improvement, up to the present time. To which is add
ed a chapter upon the advantages of ©nr position foT
manufacturing and eo-nmercial pursuits, with a sum
mary of the aggregate amount of business transacted
here annually npon our rivers, canals, and slack-water
improvements.
There is no point m this Union where so many import
anrevents and occurrences of historical interest have
heon compressed within so brief a period of ume. as in
thecountry around the bead of the Ohio. To collect to
gether! and exhibit in historical order, these various
incidents, and to proclaim the local advantages of our
position, as inducements for capitalists to settle here, is
the object of the proposed work.
JJL3 pages mo j bound. Pace 31.25 Published and
for sale by JOHN H. MELLOR,
scp24 81 Wood street-
Oyster* i,. Oysters 11
THE SALOONS of P. H. HUNKER, oo Liberty street
near Hand,will be opened oa MONDAY, the 22a
Instant,.where Ladies and Gentleman can be accommo
dated with Oysters, served ap in a manner noi to be sur
-passed m this City. ' j
Parties will be supplied with refreshments of all
'kmda. at the shortest nouce. and at the most reasonable
iprtces. Call at P. H. HUNKER’S,
tcp22 street.
Eicßant - and Useful’cVoUilng.
& CO., comer of Wood and Water
streets, are now receiving from the Eastern raarfc
•■els a well selected and eite»6ive lot of Cloths, Cossi
. meres and Vestings, whwh surpass in beauty and varie
:ty any other collection west ot the mountains. These
tOoods are the choice of the eastern select
ued by the proprietors, themselves, expressly for this
market. They were purchased for cash, at low prices,
which will enable me undersigned to dispose of them
about twenty per cent- cheaper than the prices charged
by the generality of tailoring establishments m this city
CLOTHS 1 — English and American have been
selected with great circumspection; and various styles
of rich material for Overcoats, we have in abundance.
Our stock of CASSIMBRES is very extensive and
varied, including all lhe-newest, rlebestand most fash
ionable speeime.ts recently imported and manufactured.
Our stock ot VESTINGS includes a variety of all the
•fancy patterns to be had m New Vorkcuy j it is most
varied and elegant—while some, when properly made
in t. ortsentun appearance of modest grandeur. Taking
S.V variety as a whole, it certainly-surpasses any cof
*2**thn.of Vestings ever brought to our city before.
•rvntiMieo of taste who desire those Goods made op,
w «ml manufactured by experienced artists, will
And examine for themselves. They are open
? Ie »“CALLAGHAN A CO.,
**°yPJJ ccUO - corner of Wood and Water streets.
•JVbphM kUTTER—2SO fts. fresh Rutter just rec’d
F b““ r safTit MPBBIS* TEA MART, lnAheßia
vxnond -— —-
faction Sales.
Auction Card.
THE undersigned, after an interval of four years,has
again resumed business, (laving complied with
the requisitions of the law regulating Sales at Auction,
and having procured a first Class License as Auctioneer
for the City of Pittsburgh, he offers his services as such
to his friends and the public generally. With an expe
rience of nearly thirty years in this line of business; he
hazards nothing in saying that be will be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all those who may Teel disnoßed to
patronize him. P. McRENNA. Auctioneer.
Refers to the pnncipal City Merchants. fv«
JflT Cora., N Y.; Bulletin and Pennsylvanian,
Phiiada., American and Republican, Balt., copy iwand
charge this office.) *
SCOTT * OTIS.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
H. BTaßßT,fit. LOUIS, HISSOUUI,
AVING been engaged in the above business for the
last 6ix years, m this city, would respectfully so
ucil consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on alUtinds of Goods consigned us for sale
here. *
Will refer to Messrs. Hewett, Roe'A Co., E. R. Vio
let, Wm.D. Wood A Co., John J Anderson A Co., R. H.
Stone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co., Larkin
Denver. Saint Louis; Butler A Brothers, Cincinnati;
conge M’Laln, Pittsburgh. [mar2o:v
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Beal Estate Stock Notice.
rpHE undersigned respectfully Informs owners of Real
X Estate and Stock that be has procured an Etneace
Book, fr a real estate and stock register, for private or
publie sale, and it wt 11 be kepi at the Auction Store, for
the inspection of perions wishing to purchase or see.—
The charge will be only 81,00 for eniering on the Regis
ter any Real Estate or Slock; and if sold the charge
will be moderate It is also my intention to set aside
an evening in each month for the exclusive sale of Real
Estate ana Stocks, which evening will be announced in
ail the newspapers, at least two weeks before the sale,
and Properties and Slocks advertised that are for sate
on that evening. The terms for selling will be such as
none shall complain; and particular attention will be
paid to ail properties or stocks at private sale. It is in
tended to make this a place where ail can come, who
wish either to purchase or see Real Estate Slocks.
sep22 W.Q. M'CAR PN KY, Auerr.
p. 81. DAVIS) Auctioneer.
BOOKS AT AUCTION.—On Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, October Ist and 2d, at 7 o’clock, at
the Commercial Sides Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
Streets, will he soldo large collection of valuable new
Books, comprising standard authors on history, medi
cine, theology, poetry, philosophy, mechanics, classics,
and generaTUleratnre; family and pocket bibles; com
menianes; fine post papers; port folios, Ac.
Jn addition 10 the selection for Thursday evening, will
be added a choice assortment of valuable works from a
private library. P- M. DAVIS,
tepSO _ Auctioneer.
T\esi sable Piu v ate'residence’ and Ten
±J VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in th« Bonugh of
LaterencecilU at Acctioii —On Tuesday afternoon, Sep
teraber 30th, at 3 o’clock, will be sold on the premises,
the following valuable property —viz : One large lot of
groond, situate on Ewalt street, having a front of 40
teet, and extenditif back 100 feet; on which is erected o
good two story frame dwelling house and out buildiugs,
with choice fruit trees, shrubbery, grapery, Ac . former
ly occupied by Mrs. Bishop. Also, three building lots,
adjoining the above—having each a front of 21 feet on
said Ewalt street, end extending back 100 feet. Also,
two valuable building lots, situate on W&shingto n street,
between Eealtaud Chesnut streets, having a front ot
20 feet each on Washington street, andrxieuding back
100 feet The above six lots and residence will be sold
together if desired.
Also—Four valuable Lots of Ground, situate on Butler
street, nearly opposite the residence of Dr. Robinson ;
having each a front of 26 feet, and extending back 104|
feet; on one of which is erected a good brick two story
dwelliug house and store, with other improvements
Terms at sale. (sep2s] P M DAVIS, Auct’r.
p, BI'KRSHAf Auctioneer.
T7OR SALE—A Pedier’s Wagon, in good order, suit-
F able for one or two horses, is offered at private
sale until Saturday next, October 4th If not disposed
of in the time stated, it will be sold at public Auction
in front of M’Kenna’s Aaction House, on that day, at 2
o'clock, P. M.; with a number of School Desks, Furni
ture, Ac. The Wagon con be seen at M’llwoine’s Coach
Establishment, Virgin alley, near Wood street.
sep3o P M’KBNNA, AacPr.
i, UOK STORE, Counters. Striving, Gas Futures, f e.,
Oat Acctioii— On Wednesday, October Ist, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, will be commenced at the Shoe
Store of J. 8. Ada“». No. 278, Liberty, nearly opposite
Hand street, and next door to the Spread Eagle Hotel,
•ho entire slock of Boots and Shoes remaining on hand,
comprising on extensive and general assortment of all
the best qualities and styles m that line t men. boys’,
youths, ladies, misses and children’s wear, nf every de
scription. Also, at the same time, store fixtures, gas
fixtures, counter, desk, shelving, ecuee, Ac. The above
stock will ho sold in lots to suit purchasers. Sale will
be continued day and sight until all arc disposed of.
Terms—Cash. (seplSl P- M’KBNNA. AucPr.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS in the Borough of Law
reoceville, fronting 50 feet on Boroogh street and
Cherry alley* (each), by seventy-five feet deep; hand
somely and healthily located on the bank of the Allegbe
ny river, near the Ferry landing to Duquesne borough ;
on each of yrttiib are erected comfortable frame dwell
ings. Apply Ip DAVID BLAIR, or
JeplO ? M’KKNN A, Acct’r
'W. G. n'dißTSlty, A®»W«9f« r
Confectionary stobe for sale.—vvui he
Hjld ou accommodating terms, at private pale, the
entire stock of a Confectionary Store, on Peon street,
near the Canal Bridge It comprises a general assort
ment of Candies, Glass Jars, Ac Also, the Store Fix
turesand lease of the House, to any per»on wishing to
enguge in mat bu«iness, Lbe above is a first rate opporiu
ztity, as there can be an excelled business done. For
fu'tlic/ particulars enquire of
s ep Q9 W. G. M’CARTNEV. Auct’r
ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF CLOTHS, CA»SIMEKKS,
Casinets. Clothing, Tailors 1 Trimmings, Ac-, at
Aoono* —Will be sold, ou Tuesdny, September 30tb,
at 10 o’clock In the forenoon, at M’uartney's Auction
House, by order of Hen ry Chignelt, Assignee of U. U.
Jtr/usl, his entire stock of Clotli»,CM*ioiere*,Ca»lnct»,
Vestings, Ready Made Clothing, Tailors' Trimming*,
Ac., all of which hive been purchased within a few
months. The following comprise, in part, ths assort
ment —yi z : French, English and American Broad Cloth,
various colors and qualities; Prench and Enslish Cas*
simercs and Doe Bkins; Casmets, Vestings, Frock and
Dress Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, fine Fhirt*, Mcnao
Shirts and Drawers. Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs and
Cravats, together with a large assortment of Tailors’
T iramings, well worthy the attention of the trade
Terms at sale. HKNRY CHIG.NKLL,
Assignee of R. M Argtist.
?ep .j 6 W. G M’CARTNEY, Aucl’r.
Pare from tbe 014 Country Bedaeed !
PASSAGE from LIVERPOOL, LOSDOB and GLASGOW
NEW YORK,
AM) FROM LIVER POOL TO NEW ORLEANS, BA L
TJMORE, BOSTON, CHARLESTON AND
® BAVANNAH DIRECT.
TAPUCOTT So CO.’S
General Emigration and Foreign Exchange OflU n.
r|,|lE undersigned having accepted the Agency of l he
J[ above welf known House, is prepared lo bring < u(
Passengers from ihe Old Country,on as favorable ter n
as any other House in the City.
Pnsnuges can be engaged in the following urn s,
sailing punctually on the days appointed :
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool on the 6 ih
MjndiMsiof each Month.
EBP STAR LINK leaves Liverpool on the 28th of
each month.
THLZ LINE leaves Liverpool Twice a Month.
THE LON DON LINE of Packets sails from London
on the 6lh, t3lh, 2lat and 20th of every Month.
THE CLYDE LINE of Glasgow Packets soils frrm
GLASGOW on the Ist and 15th of each month.
Also—A weekly Line of Packets Tor New Orleans
\rj“ Passengers shipped from New York lo any part ol
the West.
fl~7» The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and *u
permtends the erabarcalion ol all passages engaged in
litis Country. , _ , _
P.S. Persons desirous of visiting the Old Country
can have their passage engaged through from Pitts
burgh. by application either personally or by letter,
(post paid) to the undersigned.
u F passage from new york
Can takhad at very reduced rates by applying to the
undecided Agent for the Messrs. Tapseott, of New
JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner ol Sixth and Liberty streets,
(2nd story) Pittsburgh
Rockingham and yellow cane ware.—
We have recently received a large addition to our
former stock of Ware, to which we respectfully call the
atieuiion of mercb&nu, dealers and housekeepers. Al*o,
to a beautiful article of cream colored and drab W are
A large variety of water urns, spittoons, pitchers, fancy
toys, dessert sells, vases, goblets,mantel ornament*} A c.,
always on band. The usual credit and discount allow
ed. WOODWARD,BLAKELY A CO.,
ge p2s corner Sixth and Liberty sis
WOODWARD, BLAKELY a CO., Manufacturers
of Queensware, East Livbhpool, Ohio, have re
moved their sample Stotefrom No 104 Fourth street, to
the corner of Sixth and Liberty streets, (second story,)
where they will keep on hand a large and general as
sortment of Rockingham and Yellow Cane Ware, suita
ble for the country and city trade. Merchants and Tra
ders are respectfully solicited to coll and examine the
quality of our wares and prices.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to. [*co2o
a > EMITTANCESTO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
JA LAND AND WALES.—Jahes Blaekly, late oi
tt>e firm of Blakely A Co., will continue to issue sisht
drafts on Great Britain and Ireland; uleo, on France
and Germany. Office with Woodward, Blakely A Co.,
(Queensware Ware Rooms), corner of Sixth and Lib
erty streets, Pittsburgh.
Passages to and from the Old Country engaged on the
most favorable terras; also, from New York to Pitts
burgh, an«l any part of the West. (gep2s
FOR BALE—IOO feet of Ground, on the corner ol
Quarry and Factory streets, by 200 feet deep, (pari
of the Adams’ estate). This prooerty will be sold alto
get er or in lots of 25 ieet front. The attention of those
manufacturing Rock Beer is cnlledlo this property—2so
feet adjoining naving recently been sold to Brt werß for
APP 7 10 JAMES BLAKELY.
TT'VKNING ARITHMETIC SCHOOL.-O K. Cu.m
hi Blum has opened an Evening Ariihraeuo School,
athis College, corner of Market and Third atreeu, for
the accommodation of mechanic. ® nd others, who can
notattend during the day. B.M.Kerr, iPrinoipal First
Ward Public School), Teacher. Those wishing to )oia
the class can learn particulars by calling al the College.
sep26 — —
Hyan A U’Essy
HAVING saved a large amount of their finished
work, together with alt the stock of Veneers and
Varnishes, wou'd respectfully inform the public Jhat they
will sell their stock of Cubinet Furniture, Veneers, Var
nishes, Ac., at extremely low prices for cash, prepara
tory to rebuilding and replacing theifr machinery, and
re-commencing their business with increased vigor and
determination, after their recent loss by fire.
We wonld also inform oar friends that onr bul'ding
will be enlarged, with many improvements for safety
and convenience, and shall add many new and valuable
Improvements to oar machinery, which will grently in
crease onr previous advantages in the manufacturing
department, and expect to be in full operation In about
eight weeks. Our cnstoirers, therefore, wilt not be dis
appointed in their supplies.
We have a fresh stock just arriving from the East, and
can assure the trade that It is the largest and best select
ed stock of Cabinet Findings ever offered in this market
—such as Mahogany, Veneers, Chair Wood, if ir Cloth,
Plushes, Looting Glass Plates, Varnishes, Hair and
SDrings, Glue and Sand Paper, and all the articles used
by the trade. fsep»_
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Removal.
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY REVIEW OF THE MARKETS'
Office of the Daily Mobbing Post. J
Tuesday , Sept 30, 1851.$
Yesterday it rained nearly throughout the whole day
and by to-day or to-moirow we may expect large re
ceipts of goods by canal and river. We learn that a
large number of canal boats left Johnstown on Satur
day morning for this port. In business there was but
little transacted.
ASHES—We continue to quote at 3 to 3± for Soda
5 to SJ-c for Saleratus.
BACON—We have no change to notice in the price
of this article, and we continue to quote at 8} to B£c tor
Shoulders, 10c for Hams, and for Sides.
CHEESE—SaIes are making in lots at 5} to 6c,
GRAlN—Receipts for some time have been exceed
ingly limited, with but a small demand. We quote
Wheat at 60 to 65c, Rye 40c, Oats 28 to 29e on the wharf.
GLASS—We have sales of 50 bxs Bxlo at 62 & bx.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
September 26th.
FLOUR—Dullness continues to characterize the mar
ket, the business being confined to the city trade. The
sales comprised 200 bbls at 83 15; 50 do at same ; 56 do
at S 3 18, and 223 do extra at 83 27. The receipts are
light, ana stocks are not accumulating.
PROVISIONS —The market remains stagrmot, and we
have no sales to report.
WHISKEY—The receipts being light, the demand is
good, and prices have further advanced. Sales of 64
bbls from Whitewater canal, 90do from river, 4tsdo from
store and 66 do from Miami canal at 17fo, and OOdofrom
wagons at 174 c.
CHEESE—SaIes of 100 boxes at 6c, and 600 do at 64c.
COTTON—A sale ot 18 boles low middling at eic, in
dicating an advance of
LEAD—A sale of 100 Pigs at $4 70.
OIL—A sale of 20 bbls Linseed at 70c.
SUGAR—The demand continues good at full and
steady rates Sale* of 10 hhdn good fair at lO
do f.rir at 6c; 7 do prime at 6#c; 7 casks powdered at 7t<>;
19 do clarified at 6|r; 6 bhds good fair at and 16 do
fatratSic. M auction, 100 finds fair lo prune sold at 5}
o&ic.
CRANBERRIES—A sale of 20 bbls at 86.
COFFEE—SaIes of 60 bags fair Rio at B±c, and 50 do
prime at O^c.
MOLASSKS—SaIes of 30 bbls in cypress cooperage
at 33c, aud at auction 100 half bbls Sugar House at 33d
37c. and 50 bbls do at 37c.
TEA—The trade sale to-day was well attended, and
the competition was quite spirited ; 1200 balf chests were
sold at prices ranging from 33 to 70c. The medium qua
lities of Green were most sought after; but black and
the finer qualities of Green, particularly the former,
wenloiT slowly. Prices were generally tow, and ruled
i shade below the present current rates in New York.
COTTON YARNS— Manufacturers' agents have put
ip their rates one cent f filon Pound Yarns.
RICE—At auction 30 ics Carolina sold at 34c.
If7* The River is stationary. Weather dear and cool.
Notice to Contractor*
PROPOSALS will be receive* by the Birmingham
and Elizabethtown Turnpike Road Company, until
loth day ot October next, for the Grading and Ma
sonry of three Sections ot the Road between uir.i‘sbun
and James Hty>’
Specifications can be seen at tbc Office of N PAT
TERSON, Esq , in the Borough of Birmingham, after the
S7ih instant. JAMES M’K. SNnDUKAS*,
sep 4 2 l:d6t:wlii _ __ __ _
' Notice to^ontrMiorai
STEUBENVILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD—;
Proposal* will be received by the Steubenville and
Indiapa Railroad Company in Steubenville, u„.«l the Ist
day of October next, for the Untiling and Masonry of
the first dlviaiou o< the road exionditig ffom Steubenville
to the Conotlon valley; and. also, lor the coustrucuou
of the entire Road between Steubenville and Coshocton
and, also, distinct proposals for the construction of that
portion of the Road extending from Coshocton to New*
ark.
The enure length of thin line is about 110 mile*, and
it contains work of ail descriptions in great variety,
some of wbieh is quite heavy
Proposals will be received for the Grading and Ma
sonry of the first division entire or in sections of about
a mile each. tbe Company reserving the privilege to
make such dispOßiuoD of tbe whole work us rauy ap
pear most conducive to Us interests.
Plans Profiles and Specifications can bo seen at the
Offlee of the Company, after the 15th of September, and
farther information mny be obtained on application to
J. Bllekensderter, Jr-, Chief Kagtfteer, or to the under
signed. D KILGORE,
lylfofrndAw Prtsiden l
Dcafl*s merchants* College.
ESTABLISHIiD in ItfdO Incorporatea by Legisla
tive Charter. The Principal of this Institution hai
settled some of the roost intricate business transactions
that have occurred in this eay for tbe last leu years,
and strangers will learn, on application to any of our
City Merchants or Bankers, that be is the only practical
accountant now teaching Book-Keeping in the city
There is no associate in Book-Keeping,” nor no names
advertised here for the purpose of clap-trap and hum
buggery- No acmes are published in connection with
ibis institution do not perform the duty specified.
Mr-Williams Ladies Writing Class meets at o’clock.
Mr Hatch Lecture* every Saturday evening, 31 7
o'clock, on Commercial Law. Call ami get • Circular
teplEbd&w
Take Notice.
Fine watches, rich gold jewelry ami
SILVER WARE, at Wholesale price* HOOD
continues to sell all of the finest, good Jewelry, pure
Silver Ware and fine Gold and Sliver Watches, by the
single article, at hi* Wholesale prices. Having Just re
ceived a large addition 10 his assortment, tie now defies
competition. His stock has all been bought for cash, ai
the lowest manuforturers 1 prices, which him \o
sell at from *0 io 60 per rent, lower than uify other es
tablishment in this eiiy, or in any other city west of the
moa»taitts, and every article will he warranted at time
of sale— *o that every one can buy equally safe and
cheap. Our motto is. 10 sell at very small profits, and
thereby secure u targe trade We do not wn»h to drive
H way trade from this city by asking too large profits, or
by entering uito any combination.
P. B.—Ail kinds of Watch Repairing done as well as
aj any other establishment in the United Stales, and at
lower prices. Watch Glasses set at half once, at No.
51 Market st>eel, Piti«burah. | sep-1
Real Kitslf at Aaetiou
rfi||E «uhs-nbers wli «01l at public Auction on the
X premia*-* o 1 TIIUHSI'AV, the lnlidsy c»f October
well known Soap an 1 <*hai>d‘ery establish
ment, formerly oeeupied by <l. Sandol. situate
in Reserve township, immediately beyond the Cjiy line,
and bounded on one side by 'he new franklin Hoid
The Lot is lIV* by Idi feel; on whi< bis ereciod one good
brick dwelling house, and ail the accessary out-build
mei. t*sle to commence at 11 o’clock, A M
JOHN FLEMING,
OKO R RIDDLE,
W. M’HKNDREY,
sepO-2 Ex'ruton.
Valuable tteal Estate for Sale.
THE fol'owin* described property will be sold at Pub
lic sale on Friday, the 10th day of October next at
10 o’clock, A. M . ou tbe promises, in Allegheny City
TWO LOTS OP GROUND, on the corner of Beaver
street and Water niley.be tie l 0 feet in front, on Beaver
street, and extending back aloug Water alley 7 5 feet
On which are erected two three story brick Dwelling
Houses, each containing eight rooms. Also, one VA
CANT LOT on Beaver street,22 feet in front and 75 feet
deep. Alsd, ONE VACANT LOT on Water alley, 23
fcetO inches in front and 60 deep Also, oue two story
frame DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, 21 feet 6 inches
iu front and 60 fee) deep , confining eight rooms.
The above properly is about one square from tbe Penn
sylvania and Ohio Railroad Depot. For furtoer particu
lars enquire of the subscriber, at his Office, Fifth street,
above Smiihficftl Terms made known on the day ol
sale. M 1 STEWART,
or JAMES RULONG,
sep2o:ts Kx’rs of Elizabeth Wilson's estate, dec'd.
rjmiß ODD FELLOWS' TEXT BOOK-~By>aschal
X Donaldson, D. D., Grand Master ol G. L. of North
ern New York.
The above valuable work ianow ready for delivery.
It contains a complete history of the rise and progress
of the Order in the United States; a detail of its system
in all its branches; an Odd Fellow’s counsel; all the
Statistics of the Order, Government of Lodges and
Encampments; in fact, every thing that can interest
and benefit tbe 1 O. O. F. Illustrated with thirty-two
elegant engravings; including a Portrait ol Grand
Master Hopkins, of the Grand Lodge ol Northern New
York; and an illuminated mleupage, representing the
Golden Role—elegantly bound in cloth gilt. Price $1 50.
Each of tbe presiding officers of a Lodge or Encamp
ment, should have a copy for reference.
For sale at tbe Cheap Publication Store of HENRY
MINER A Co-, No. 32 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh.
sep2s
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS—Gum Opium; Cream
Tartar; Calc’d Magnesia; Gam Cumphor ; Carb.
Ammonia; F.psom Salts; Sutph Quinine , Sulph. Mor
phine; Acetate Morphine; lodine, lodid Iron; lodid
Sulphur, Ac , Ac. Together with a fine assortment of
Drum and Family Medicines, lost received and for sale
by JAMES A. JONES,
ge p24 corner Liberty and Hand streets.
mount AbVuas ACADkinr,
FOR YOUNG GIRLS,
In Ihe immediate vicinity of the Cities of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, Pi.
THIS INSTITUTION will be opened on the Ist day of
Ociober, for the reception of pupils, who will be in
structed in at>y or all of the following branches of an
elementary, useful and liberal education:—Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern History, An
cient and Modem Geography, use of the Globes, Botany,
Useful and Ornamental Needle Work, Music and Draw-
ing. TERMS:
The annual pension for Board, Tuition and Wash
ing, payable half yearly in advance, - $112,00
Music for beginners, 5,00
For the use of the Instrument, .... 2,00
Drawing, 5 >W
Tbe healthy location of the establishment; the ptetu
resqoe scenery; varied and extensive prospect, so ani
mating and enlivening to youthful minds, must render it
a desirable plaee of education.
The greatest attention of the Teachers will be paid to
the health, moral and intellectual culture of the pupils
committed to their care; and to render that attention
effective.the discipline will be exact, yet mild and pa
rental. There will be two semi-annual vacations of a
lortnieht each. Papils will be received at any time du
ring the session. mrs. David lynch,
sep24:tAl Principal.
Second Grand Arrival of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT K. SPENCE'S,
NO 38 MARKET STREET.
WE are now receiving and opening one of the most
splendid Slocks ef FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS ever offered for sale In the City of Pittsburgh.
Comprising in part as follows Dress Silks, ot the most
desipable styles and patterns; French Merinos, of eve
ry shade and color; Palmetto Cloth,rich styles; Coburg
Cloth, of the richest shades; Silk Warp and Mohair
Lustre; Alpacas, of the most superb qualities ; Chrys
tal Palaee L)e Lames.of the richest superlative styles ;
Prints, of every qoality and patterns ; Domestic Goods
of every description
We inyite especially the attention of the Ladies to our
large and well selected stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, Dress Trimmings, of every description; Silk and
Straw Bonnets, of the latest styles and shapes. Having
recent y engaged with a French Milliner, whilstin New
York, we flatter ourselves that there it no house in the
city can compete with us in the above branch of busi
ness. All of the above we intend selling cheaper than
we have done heretofore.
Remember the Place, No. 39 Market street, be
tween Second and Third, where Cheap Bargains CBn be
bad. [sep3S:3m] K SPENCE
brls in good order, for sale cheap,
Yj WM. DYER,
sep24 | No- 807 Liberty street.
C TOFFEE—60 bags Pume Rio for sale by
/ sep2i WM. DYER.
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ARRIVED:
Steamer Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Redstone, Wooi ward, Brownsville.
“ J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton
“ Thomas Scott, Vandergriff, M’Keesport.
DEPARTED:
. Wheeling and Bridgeport Packet.
jj||g£LJb The splendid steamer R. H. LINDSAY,
Master, U the regular Wheeling
and Bridgeport, Packet.and leaves here every Wednes
day and Saturday for tne above ports. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
SHERIFF A BINNING, Ag'ts
jyS4 No. t» Market street.
For Sale.
i JSEIJ& The bull of the Steamboat LAKE ERIE.
fHß&ja*l|SigigiEnqnire on bound, at the Allegheny wharf,
below the St. Clair street bridge. [au2o:3i*
Steamboat for Sale.
I Jgfc The one-half of the steamboat ARENA,
£g£gfgggEg£now plying between Pittsburgh, East Liver
pool and Wellaville. She isdoing a good basines,being
the only regular boat to Wellsvilie. It will be disposed
of on reasonable terras. Apply to
nuts JAMES BLAKELY.
Friday Cincinnati Pocket.
??■& THE new and elegant steamer IRENE
L§agjttjKNo. S> G. L. Al’Cuwtock. Master, has taken
““““““"the place of the Clipper No. 52, in the line ol
Packets, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. M.,for
the above and intermediate ports. For freight or pns
sage apply on board. _J 0fl Q
For Marietta and Uocktngporu
i fijSPjT. to Ttiafine steamer PACIFIC, Zanoor Mar*
will leave for the above and iniermetli
auvport* every THURSDA Y, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passage, appty on board,or to
T. WOODS * SON,
No. 61 Water at., and 63 Front st.
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati*
Tkk uew and fust running giu&mor Cl N
|*JfcftMZ*»ft»(llNNAT». BiHMIWGUAJL Master, will leave
wwaSwiglsiregularly every Wbdnesdat.
l*or t'retghl or passage, apply on board, or lo
mai2o O. B. MILTKN BERGER.
I PhK Tub line steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
Jt4Sifelifeisbyw.No, a. Cant. Wm. leaves ll»< Alle
gheny wharf lor Franklin, every Monday and Thursday.
at 4 r M.
TTio fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Joun Hawma, leaves the Allegbcnv wharf’ for Frank*
lm, every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 P. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply en Board [iaar2o
President.
(BKTWBBJI PBl** AND LXBBBTT SIHEBTSI.
LIST OF SHADES on hand and made at all limes to
order—
-3 4, 4-4, 3 4 and 0-4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ;
*♦ “ 11 “ Transparent green do;
“ “ “ “ Durk ** do,
Landscape Shades of every style ;
Moonlight do do do ,
Gothic and Mezxitiiito, of new style i
STOKE SHADES of any color, writ* Lettering or De
signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 25
cents per shade. 10" Curtains hung on reasonable
terms.
P. B.—Pedlcrs will do well to call at the Factory, be*
fore purchasing clsowhero
aprlS^ni
*ub*cnber baviug now received hit entire stock
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, would respect
lully inform hit customers and ihe public, that he is pre
pared lo dispose of hi* Good*, either at Wholesale or
Retail, at very low price*
He has, in Dry Good*, all the staple, at well a* a large
slock of PaNCV DREW'S GOODS, comprising m part:
4-4 Chene Silks, for evening and street dresses very rich,
4 4 Brocade Silk. do do do;
Plain Black Silks, all prices ami widths;
Brocade Black Silk, do ;
““ Heavy Watered Silk all shade*i
French Poplins. do;
Mouslm oe Lames.
French Men nos and Cashmeres;
Together, with French and English Print*, in endless
variety
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
11-4. ia-4 and 13 4 Burns! -y Sheetings;
4-4. 5-4 and (M do and Irish Pillow Linen*;
7-4. s-4 and 10-4 Table Damasks ;
5-d mid 3 4 Damask Napkins and Doilies;
Huckaback. Diaper and Crash Toweling*,
Rich Printed Piano and Table Covers. tupt7b Good*,
Marseilles (JuKis, French Furniture, Dimity, Curtain
and Curiam Material*. Ac.. Ac.
MOURNING DRY GOODS,
Lopm s Bluck Bombasines;
Do do Mouslm de Lame, 3-4 and 4 4 wide ,
Dlack Ctnion CUi'Ju. Blaok .\iobair Lustre*; Silk
Warp Tkit>ei C oUiit, Black PbaUey ; Epgliali, French
and liouan ('rapes. Mode and Crape Veils, Chcnn
rrUes and £i'evr*; Collar* and Cuff-., Gloves and Ho
sirry. AH of wbicb Gomi« *il. he warranted of good
eoiora, and ebrap for quality
eeplS
ni»AP MAM.TA(:n;HBK.»nwro/
O F-untavn and Srvtnt* I’cr»oii» wa&ung mi' thing
in that line will do well tu call, a* I am deleriuint J to
sell as cheap ua any other person in the euy f«epU:y
Tj'Oß RKNT--And ro*-*«s , *toit given itumeUi
r a»i*ly.u three Story BRICK HOUSE \\n IV! g|fg
Third street, between Host and tjraut) Apply io Jwesei
WKItiHT A ALCORN,
No 117 Third street.
soli opposite Ht Charles Hotel
ri'HE subscriber offer* for rent three lance and
well-finished STORE ROOMS, entirely new. pittaljs
located on Fifth street, opposite tne Exchange Bank
Possession will be given immediately For terms. Ac
apply to 11 CAMPBELL,
jv3t) on the premises
n ’co it i) a co.,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS ,
rrm* aRK now prdjiared to supply their friend*
/ n and the public generally, with the Fall /j|j
H aT3 and CAPS, which they have jost*S2^
received _ (tep4
Pall Fuhiom.
<si C. H. PAULSON. Ho- 73 Wood ifrwi, is now re
ceiving his entire Fall Stock of HATS, CA PS, and
***& ail articles belonging to his bast ness. He has now
a general assortment of all !n his Ime, beside* receiving
by the Pennsylvania Railroad daily, n>t of which he
will sell at eastern pnres [sept
Kentucky mutual Life Insurance Co.,
COVINGTON. KY.
THIS COMPANY has actual Guptlal of ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and is managed
by men of the highest integrity mid responsibility.
Pamphlets furnished, i nformaoon givemand applica
tions received by J. TURBKTT, Agent,
IttU Wood streot.
Dispel Dilwohth, Medical Examiner. [septt
B HADDOCK’S FIELD PLANK ROAD-. 0 shares
for sale nt a low rate. A. WILKINS A CO.,
Stock and Exchange Brok.-rs,
sepl3 cor Market and Third streets-
A. W> Foster.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
OFFICE, NO. 47 FOURTH STREET, below Marks)
utrte-U PitUbvrek* Pa. novl&dawjy
A Drug Store for Sale.
AGuOD STAND, la a business part of tho cuv. /
will be sold, together with a selected stork
Drugs. Apply at this Office |aul9
Furniture and Chair Wareroomi.
JOSRPH MEYER, 424 Penn street, above the
fflkCanal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand and makes
|ij*|to order, at me lowest prices, every description ot
Fancy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS,
of the best workmanship mid most approved styles.
Purchasers would do well to viail his Wareroom*.
my27-dAwty
FOR CHAMBERS—Very cheap Wall Paper and
cheap Border*, in lieu of whitewash.
bc P s9 W: P MARSHALL
FOK RHEUMATISM—ReynoIds’ Rheumatic Lini*
meat is just the arliole that can be relied on for the
cure of this painful disease. It strikes at the root of the
disease, and eradicates it from the system with aston
ishing rapidity. Price *25 cents per bottle. Sold at
■ep2S NO SO SMITH FIELD STREET
?. lorbnz, sa. - thomas wiauTMA.ii.
Lorens & Wtgl&txnan,
(Formerly of me firm of wk. M’Cullj A Co.)
MANUPACTUEEiS OP 1U EIUDS 07
VIALS, BOTTLES AND WINDOW GLASS,
03 Waur and 05 From Streets, Pittsburgh Penn'a.
N. B —Particular attention paid to odd size* of Win
dow Glass and private m< aids for Bottles and Vials.
jy2‘&3md&w
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
Prepared and sold by jno. youngson, 20&
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight tiipes the strength of the original American Oil.
It is pot up in bottles at 22 and 271 oents, each, with fall
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil lias been iouud at ail efficacious, and
it so fur eiceedsthe original in power, as to render it the
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Call and
try it. JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil in Its natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—und
will be found genuine, notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors.
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A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. situate in the
Seventh Ward of the City of Pittsburgh.
The Lot is 60 feet front on Centre Avenue, and ex
leading back 100 feel to CJark aired, upon which i«
erected a brick house, throe stories high, newly built,
with gravel roof, and finished in the most approved style
The water is conducted to the door by a hydrunt, and
every other convenience that would reuder the situation
desirable as a place ol residence. The Grounds are
handsomely tain off with walk* and decorated with
shrubbery, flowers, Ac The above- property will be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire o|
KIRKPATRICK A ROBB,
sepB:lni No. 137 l‘itisburttli._
Eastern Clues, with a targe
and well selected aasorunsnt oi Goods in my line—
viz: Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, rich (ancy Goo Is.
Lamps, Chandeliers, Military Goods, Ac.; all selected
from manufacturers and importers, and at prices unu
sually low, and will be sold in this city at the lowest re
gular eastern prices, and cheaper than hitherto sold by
any establishment west of the mountains. My stock of
Watches is excellent, most of it being received by the
steamer Franklin, last week.
ALBo—Jewelry, of rich and benutiful patterns. Cus
tomers may rely, hs heretofore, on all goods sold by me,
being of good quality and wptbmanshlp, and at ai low
prices as any other WILSON
No. 57 comer Market and Fnnnn st*
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RIVER MATTERS.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH.
*2 ITttET 0 jjsCHES WATER in the channel.
“ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville
Atlantic, Parkinson, do
“ J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport
'• Thomas Shriver. Bailey, West Newton
Thomas Scot<, Vandergriff, Al’Keesport
Allegheny River Trade.
REGULAR PRAttKLIN PACKETS.
E R. KERNAN
SEW GOODS!
JAMES A .MKNIGHT
A rbothnot,
Store Room for Rent.
LIYES'INSURBD BY THE
PBiITSiABS WORKS.
AHEAD OP KliLI
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY TBE O’REILLY LINE.
SSF 1 The lines not ! fceing in working order,
there’s no newß.
Phillips* Fire innlhllstor
The great expense, and to some degree ineffi
cy of the present mode of extinguishing fires,
causes great attention to this new method*—
There is no longer any doubt that the Annihi
late r” is a great discovery, cheap and applica
ble under ordinary and extraordinary dream
stances.
The United States Agency will soon be open
ed in New York, and we think,we cannot give
onr readers a more acceptable article than the
following, which is part of the “Circular” of the
American Agency:
The prices of machines, and of charges, are
as follows:
Size of Price, including Price of each
Machine. one Charge. spare Charge.
No. 1 $lO $126
No. 2 20 1 76
No. 3 25 2 50
No. 4 30 3 00
No. 6 36 3 50
The Machines can he made to order of any.
size, at a proportionate price.
No. l.'the smallest size, is valuable ior ex
tinguishing fires in chimneys, and small apart
ments.
No. 2. is used with effect in larger buildings,
and at the outset of a fire, and has the advan
tage of being the most portable of the sizes
deemed available for houses.
Nos. 3. 4 and 5 are the hand maohines of
greater power. No. 5 can be carried by a lady.
Nos. 4 and 6 can only be handled to advantage
by a man, and are preferable for large establish
ments, as they may be effectively used for street
fires.
In addition to the hand machines, there are
street or distriot annihilators mounted upon
wheels, and intended to be drawn by firemen
in the usual manner. These machines are pos
sessed of continuous power, and will emit
through a hose a stream of vapor upon a
burning building for any desirable length of
time.
The portable machines are so simple in con*
struction that they are not liable to get out of
order, and their applioation is so easy that any
person may effectually use them. The chemi
cal charges may be preserved any length of
time. These machines furnish an infallible
protection against the destructive consequences
of fire, as they are always ready for constant
use, and contain within themselves the certain
means of extinguishing accidental fires as soon
as discovered.
The Fire Annihilator is made to evolve a hu
mid vapor, and to emit it with great expansive
force, so as to penetrate into, to search out, and
to extinguish the fire; but while the vapor emit
ed is destructive of fire, it is innoxious to life,
and even tends to purify an atmosphere charged
with smoke. Nor does it injure the furniture or
goods which may have escaped the action of the
fire.
The merits and practical utility of the Patent
File Anjuhilator have been thoroughly tested
and are acknowledged by the most eminent
scientific men: and the machines have been, by
command supplied to the royal palaces of Queen
Victoria, the Crystal Palace of the World’s Fair,
the mansions of the nobility, the principal man
ufactories in Great Britain and France, the
theatres, churches, and other public edifices, be
sides steamboats, shipping, &c.
As these machines, and especially the chemi
cal charges, can only bo manufactured in very
large quantities, and by the aid of oomplicated
and extensive machinery, no machines will be
ready for delivery before the 6th day of October,
from which date arrangements have been made
t> manufacture and deliver a large number of
machines per day.
On the 22d of September, however, a Register
will be opened at the office for the reception of
subscriptions for machines, and every persoq
will beserved in regular rotation, according to his
priority of application. When sent by moil, the
application will bear date with the day of depos
iting in tho post-office. The price of the ma
chines in all cases to bo paid at the time of
subscribing, and seven per cent interest will be
allowed on any time (if any) that said money Re
mains over ten days Wore the order is supplied!
In this arrangement, however, priority will be
given to all city corporations, and proprietors of
large cotton or other manufactories, where great
risks from fire exist, and where the premium
required for insurance is high, also theatres,
hotels, and large steamers, where many human
lives are jeopardised.
Every machine will be stamped with the name
of tho Company, and date of the patent, and as
the Company are determined to accommodate the
whole public by supplying machines of the most
durable material, and the chemical charges of
the most approved manufacture, at the above
reasonable prices—they will prosecute to the
extent of the law, oil attempts to Imitate, coun
terfeit, or infringe on said patent, as well as
every person who may puroh&se and use such in
fringements. All importers of foreign machines
or those having them in possession, will be pros
ecuted-
Each machine will be stamped with the name
of the State, the county or city for which they
are sold, and they can be used in no other local
ity without a written permission from the Agen
cy. Nor can any purchaser of a machine pos
sess tho right to sell the same in any other town
unless he has previously purchased the territory
where said machine is td be sold. Every pur
chaser of a machine will receive a certificate
authorizing him to use the' same in the town for
which it is purchased.
Abdominal Supporters.
ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN.
For sale b v Dr J. W. BRANSTUP , No. 80 Smithjuld
strut, Pittsburgh ,
AS persons of both sexes call on me daily, complain*
ing of Cosilveness, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels,
&c., (bat, generally, by examination, 1 have found in a
great many cases, that they have labored under the dis
tressing disease, the Falling of the Bowels), 1 have fit
ted some of them with a proper supporter, and a small
quantity oi medicine, which have relieved their pain and
?;ive» them comfort, and some of them had not been well
or five or sue years. Any pprson who will call at my*
office, l can refer them to those who weaT them, who
can testify to the benefits of them. If we have no Sup*
porters that will fit, we can have them made in a short
time. The effect produced by wearing a suitable and
perfectly adjusted Abdominal Supporter is often nearly
miraculous. The weak voice Is strengthened—the weak;
lungs supported—the heart ceases its palpitations—the
food sits better on the stomach—costiveness, is relieved
chronic diarrhmais stopped—miscarriages prevented—
floodings stopped—whites cured—spine gets stronger—
the lady who is unable to walk 1b soon able to walk well.
She who could not sit up alone for a few minutes, can
now sit op all day, or as long as anyone; failing of the
womb is cured, and. in shorter or longer periods loses
all its tenderness and weakness, and goes permanently
back >o its place. Barrenness, in some cases, gives
place to fruitfulness, and a way Is prepared for years of
good health. [sep2o:3tn3iaw
WILL BE SOLD, oa or before Wednesday, Qeloj
brr 15th, 1851, at private or public sale, F|Vfi
ACRES.be ibo same mare or less, hltaatea In New
Troy; on which is erected two Rood frame dwellings,'
oue of which has been oocupied as a tavern stand Tor
the last seventeen years. There is also a good orchard,
which contains a fine selection of Fruit Trees. There
is a earn and good stabling, together with out houses, Ac.
Also, a small Brick House and Lot, situated in the bo
rough of Stmrpsburgh.so feet front by 150 back. All of
the above property will be sold low for CASH. Title
indisputable. For further particulars enqaire of
JOHN OTTKRSON,
sepls:ltw* on the premises, NewTro
For the Morning Post.
g'ms natuu Fire insurance company*
BRANCH OFFICE, 54 SaiTHViKLD st., Prrntscaa t,
PtujburgA, Afoy Ul, 1851.
Hf^HEhestevidence of the success of the Director la
I endeavoring to make the "STATE MUTUAL Fl RE
INSURANCE COMPANY” mod the vyants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been done—having issued Pjdl*
cios during the past year, thereby addin*, over 8130,000
to the funds of the company. Nearly all the property
insured i> of the safest kind, iu small risks, and a large
propori'on insured for only one year.
Whole No. Policies issued 7,000
do do expired, terminated A
canceled* 92
do do in force* 7,808
Amount of Property insured $7,888,410
do Cano.eled, terminated and ex*
pjcod : ?«* ■• 001,728
do do in force 87,884,891
do Premium Notes • 79,670.87
do Cunoeled,terminated,expr’d, 637,10
do in force* —♦— 879,03 f,//
do Cash Premiums received 851,557,14
do do canceled-** —— 391,34
_ 851,235,90
Whole amouni of losses and expen*
se* paid 23, a 11,45
Balance io favorof the Co , In cash) $97,824,45
Xp cuy 9c country merchants. and owners pf dwell
ings, ana isolated or country property) it la believed
lias company affords advantages in point of cheapness)
safety and security) inferior to no Insurance Company
in. this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved s ye
tem of Classification of Risks, excluding all special
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of
tinge ares, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan,
it not onl >• possesses the cheapness and accommodat ion
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a participa
tion in the profits.
it is under the control of the following Directors: —J
P. Rutherford. A. J. GiiliU, John B. Packer, Samue. T.
Jones, Alonzo A. Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob ert
Klotz, Samuel Jones, John P- Rutherford*
J P. RUTHERFORD) Pres’t,
A. J. GII4JSTT, Sec»y.
A. A. Caanißß, Actuary. ‘ .
N. B.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on expi
ring policteshas been declared by the Directors, andis
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeema
ble in cash at the end of ninety days.
myl7:dfcw A. A. CARRIER. Agent.
IRN’S
TTHOI-. EXTRACT OP SARSAPAB** * - A -. ft
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101 ‘ - »/ ' JAMES A. JONES.
corner Liberty and Hand streets.
Green, CUtoiuc Yellow, Lac Dye,
Bed. Terra <le Sienoa. fled Lead,
White Lead. Ac.. Ac. For sale by
aepg ' JAMES-^JONES.
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Jftmkttt anb Broktrs.
PATRICKS’# FRIEND,
BASKBK9 AND BJXCHAKGE BROKERS,
Nb. 05, cdEreß Wood a» Dumoto btsksts,
Pittsburgh* Pa- : . [may!
Domestic and Fdtcign Exchange 9 Bank Nota s
Gold and SCvtr, Bought, So. tand Bxchangidfi "r.
■ ATtHS *
EXCHASefi AND BANKING HOUSB,';
William & Co.,
64 Wood Street,»
•. -PITTSBURGH.
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. KEAMBBA BAES.^
BanktriondExthangt BroktrSy DtaUrstn Fortizn anil
DomtsiießUlSyßilUof Bxchangi t Ctrtjficaita of Dfpof
it, Bank Notts, and Coin.
Carnet of Third and Wood its., directly opposite the 8
Charles Hotel. may2B
Removal*
g. HOLMES A SOSSf .
HAVE BBfOVZO THPB BA WTITTO > UD 'SXCHAZOS DIIIC]
2b Afo. 6? Marktt doors toitm-old stand,
“ N. HOLMES & SONS,!
T>ANKEHBAND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea-
P lere In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange frn the Eastern and_ Western
cities constantly for sale* ' - ; -
Collections made in all the eftiea throughout the Dni‘
ted States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and Fourth
streets. . auggS-ly*
rss. s.soon.
' tHOi.SAHQSNT
HOOBt
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE 'BROKERS,
N.S. Comer of Wood and Sixth ttrtttt.. Pittsburgh, Fa
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes; Time Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange.CertmcatesofDepo'sit:&c
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and insqmsto enitpurchasers.
CURRENT and parfahds received on deposits
COLLECTION S made on all ports of the Union, atthe
lowest rates. , >. . t .»: ; ...... acpll-ly
. HILL A CVAftTi
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No* 05 Wood Street*
Third door below Fourth—{vat tide).
SIG HT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notea dis
counted. Gold, Silver and Bank Notes,bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal citiesof the United
States. Deposits reedived of Par and Cnrrenl Funds.
mar£7:y
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, in and by the Act of the General As*
semble of Pennsylvania, entitled “An Ant relat
ing to Elections of this Commonwealth,” it is enjoined
on me to give notice of-snelr elections to he held, and
enumerate insochnotice what officers are to be elected,
Inpursuance thereof, I, CARTER CURTIS, 1 Sheriff of
the County of AJfegbeny,do therefore stake cnownand.
give this pobtic nonce to the electors or said Conntyof
Allegheny, that a General Election will be held in the
said County, on the SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTO
BER NEXT, at the several election districts therein.
The electors of the First Ward of the City of Pitts
burgii, to meet at the hoase of Mts. Jane Little, at the
comer of Ferry and Foarth streets, in said Ward.
The electors of the Second Ward of the City of. Pitts
burgh, to meet at the Bonn District Hotel, corner of Sec
ond and Smithfield streets, in said Ward.
The electors ot the Third Ward of the City of Pitts
burgh, to meet at the house of AndrewMcMasters,Ejq.
The electors of the Foarth Ward of the City of Pitts
burgh, to meet at the Public School House, in said Ward.
The electors of the Fifth Ward of the City of Pitts
burgh, to meet ai the Pennsylvania Bouse, occupied by
Gotueb Siediel, late Alexander Stewart, in said Ward.
The electors ot the Sixth of. the City of .Pitts
burgh, to meet at the Pablic School House,in said Ward-
Toe electors of the Seventh Ward of .the City of Pius*
burgh, to,meet at the Public School’House, in gftid ward.
The electors of the Eighth Ward of ths City of Pitts
burgh, to meet at the Pablic School Haase, in said ward.
The electors of the Ninth Ward Of the City ot Pitts
burgh, to meet at the Public School Hoase, In said ward.
The electors of the First Ward of the City of Alle
gheny, to meet at the house of 2. Woodhoose, Robinson
street.
The electors of the Second Ward of the City of Alle
gheny, to'meet at the house of Wi tow Thompson, north
west corner of Ohio street and the squh{&
The electors of the Third Ward of City Of Alle
gheny, to meet at the Public School House, in said'ward.
The electors of the Fourth Ward of the <3ity of Alle
gheny, to meet hi the house of Mra. Wylie, East Com*
mon.
The elector* of Pitt township, to meet at the house of
Mrs. Nancy Murray, on the mechanics’ and
Tarnpike Hoad, in said township; except the qualified
voters residing in sections Nos. 4,7, and 14 of the city
district, who shall vote at all general election* in the !
Ninth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh.
The electors of Peebles township, to meet at the house
of John Beilfer, in the village of Hast Liberty.
The electors of Collins township, to meet at thehonse
of William McCall, Jr., in the village of East Liberty.
The elector* of Wilkins township, to meet at the house
of John Shaffer, on the Greensbnrgn Turnpike Boad, in I
said township.
The electors of Plum township, to qieet at the house i
of John Summerville, in sa|d township.'
The electors of Pattern township, io meet at the house
of Abraham Taylor, on the Northern Tnrnpike, io said,
township.
The electors of. Penn township, to meet at the house of
Robert DoaaJdson, bn the Leechburgh Hoad, in said
township.
The elec ora of Versailles township, to meet at the
Brick Schr ol House, near the White House formerly oc-t
copied by rhornas Neel, and now by. Win. A Shaw.
The eleptors of Elizabeth township, to meet at’ the
home of Daniel Sarvei, formerly occupied, by Jobh
Walker, in Elizabeth Borough. - j
The electors of the Borough of Elizabeth, u>. meet-nt
the house of Daniel Server; formerly occupied by John
Walker, in said borough.
The electors of Jefferson township, to meet at the honse
of Michael Snee, formerly occupied by John King, in
said township.
The electors of Mifflin township, to meet at the. house
of Samuel Wttsoa, 'formerly occupied by Jas. ij. Neei,
in said township.
The etectots of Upper St. Clair township, to meet at
the house of Jas. Connor, in said township.
' The eleotora of Lower Sl Clair township, to meet at
the brick taverrt at the jnnetion of the Coat HtU and St.
Clair turnpikes with the Brownsville road.
The electors of Chartiers township to meet at the pub-,
lie house near the Saw Mill Ran bridge, on the Steuben*
ville tarnpike.
The electors of Robinson township, to meet at the
house of Sarah McFarland, formerly Andley McFarland,
In said township. !
The elector* of Findley township, to meet at thehonse
of McClelland A Armor, formerly ocenpied by John
Charles, in the village of Clinton, In said township.
The elector* of Moon township, to tree! at the house
of Peter Ouston, in said township.
The electors of Ohio township, 'to meet at the'house of*'
John Hay, in soidtownskip.
. The electors of Franklm township, to meet at the
house occupied by Jos. Holeman, in said township.
The electors of the Borough of Manchester, to meet at
the Public School House
The electors'of Reserve township, to meet at the house
of Gotlieb Fisher.iiS’said township.
The electors bfßaldwin township, to meet at the house
of John Cowan, in said township. '
Tbe electors' of Snowden township, to meet at the
house Of Peter Boyer, in said township. ’
The electors of South Fayette township, to meet At the
hoaieof H. Hays, on the term of G. V. Conhey, in said
township. ' ' .
The electors of North Fayette township, tomeetatlbe
bouse now ocenpied by Francis Jamison, at Rogers’
Mill, In said township - ’
The electors of Ross township, to meet at the house or
Jacob Colbongh, on the Franklm road, in said township.
Tbe electors of Fine township, to .meet ntthe house
of Hagh Cratamy, in said township—and that Thomas
Wallace be Judge, and William McKinney and William
Rogers be Inspectors of this election, in said township.
The electors of McCandlets township are to meet at
the house of Job. Anderson.in said township.
The electors of West Deer township, to meet the
house of Naihan Conley, In said township.
Tbe electors of East Deer township to meet at the Pub
lic School Hon£e, in the'Borough or'Tarbntnm.
The electors of the Borough of Tarentum, to meet at
the Public School House; to said Borough.
The electors of Indiana township, to meet at the house
formerly occupied by S Mackey, in said township.
The electors of Shaler township, to meet at John
Shaw’s mill, in said township. * '
. The qualified voters of that part of Indiana township,
in Allegheny county, residing within the following de
scribed boundaries, to wit; beginning at a point on the
Allegheny river, at the upper line off the fi\im of John
Cable, and running a northerly course,between the farms
of said Cable add John Boyd, to ffie N. E. corner of Ca
ble’s farm—thence running a westerly coarse to the Sba*
ler township line, in such a manner as to embraee all
farms or lota aitnate inConningham’s district;and known
as the river tracts, within said-boundaries, Shall hereof
ter vote at general elections inThe Borough of Sharps
burgh, at the election poll of said borough.
The electors of ihe Borough of Birmingham, to meet
at the Public School HoUßoan skid Borough.
The electors of the Borough of East Birmingham, to
mce< at the Railroad Office or Oliver H Onnsby, tn said
b< T^ie B electors of Dnqoesne Borough, to meet at the Pub
lic School House, in said borough.-
The electors of the Borough ofLawreneeville, ttwneet.
an he Public School House, in said Borough.
.The electors of the Borough of Bharpsburgh, to meet
at the house of James Sharp, in said Borough.
The electors of the Borough of MoKeesport, to meet at
the Town Hall, in said borough. ,
The electors of the Borough of South Pittsburgh, to
meet at the house formerly occupied by B.' McAnninoh,
at the end of the Monomrahela Bridge, in said-borough:
The electors of the Borough of West Elizabeth, to
meet at the Public School House, in said borough-
At which time:and places . the qualified, electors as
aforesaid will by ballot vote for
One person for Governor of Pennsylvania;
One person for Canal Commissioner;
Five persons for Judges of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania;
One person tor President Judge of the District Court
of the county of Allegheny; .
One person for Associate Judge of the District Court
for the County of Allegheny;
One person for President Judge ol Courts of Common
Pleas, Quarter Sessions, Ac., of Allegheny county ;
Two persons for Associate Judges'of same Courts;
Five persons for members of Assembly of Pepnkyl w
nia;
One person ft»r Recover ot Allegheny county ;
One person for Register;
One person for Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions
Ac.;
One person for Treasurer of Allegheny county ;
One person for County Commissioner-;
One person for Auditor;
One person for County Surveyor;
Also, in and by the fitb section of 40 act approved the
L9th of April, 1840, it is that the 13xh section of
the act passed July 2d, &39. entitled on act relating to
the elections oftbis Commonwealth, shall not be so* con
strued as to prevent anymitttia officer or borough officer
tram serving as Judge, Inspector, 0/ Clerk, at any Gen
eral or Special Election; in this Commonwealth.
And the return Judges pt the respective districts afore*
said, are required to ihiiei at the Court Hopge in the city
of Pittsburgh, on the Friday alter the second Tuesday
of October next, then and there to discharge the duties
required by law.
Given under my hand and seal at Pittsburgh, this 2d day
of September, A- 0.1851, and of the : Independence of
the United States the seventy-sixth.
sepl7 3tdfl:wte CARTER CURTIS, Sheriff.
ON SABBATH EVENING, ais; instant*the Metho
dist Church, corner of Smithfleld and Seventh su.,
and the Lutheran Church Jn Seventh street, will be light
ed up with Mr.-D. BARNE l T’S eatetst cawtit..« buss
kbs. Hp would call the attention of Trustees and Ves
tries of the Churches who have not yet adopted them, tp
call and see them, he having put them in eight different
churches in this city. They are more brilliant ihgp any
other burner now in use... . ' i -
OrdeTs left ei the Monongahela House willbe prompt
ly attended to, either for private residences or public
buildings. His stay will be gho»* fo »hl a city, on accdum
of engagements m th» [sep2o
Having become sole proprietor of the Drug
|_y corner of Liberty and Hand streets.!'beg
if-a-vnto infonnmy Mends and customers, that I have
just received my Pall Stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Paints,
Dye Staffs. Ac.: all of which have been selected with
care, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
aeplg JAMES A. JONES.
TWTBW BONNETS AND A. Mazos
JN fc Co-have Jarttfponeda neorlot of Bonoou anij
Bonnovßibbona—Pall wyle.—whioiitey will ofcrjgrf
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OR. ax-*ey;
. ' thi ' Dkvotej MtefitioiHo 1 as office...
Sjgg^^Uee/‘Hl»fci^fi*afttfflosilre«sfiiJedtG
, «ft4fflSr:flfc git grlnflfßdcncc,
@flftßgjg . SyPhLIU, Syphilitic Eruptions. Goaorr,
«asaass ! s:
griffta- Skfa .Diseases. BcorbnUc Ernptions; Tetter! -
patency, Piles, Bhenaatism, Eemnte J,VeaJtne«»i MffintJK"
g ofippressionsjlMsease* or the Joint*, FiStolafirAnoi'
Nervous AffectuSns, P(iin* hi the Backend loin*. Irrita
tions of tie Bladder, and Kidneys, BOccetsroilytreated ,
Care guaranteed. ; .; ? - ' ..
Fourteenyears’ practice (fanr in til* cityt enaitts'Bi: '
Brown toofler.assurancesoftp.eedy cnre ipall wfiontsj,
come finder his oireV ’ * 1 ■■ ’
Office andpriyate'oonsulting' roofrss,4l-Di6inon<l-'ay.' r * 1
|p».ChargcSTitoderCte.- - ; - nb^dfcstfy^
X>EUMATIS®.—JJr. Orowpa newi;. aijcovtett-jem.ni
Jti edyfpr,Hl»raßat|smit aspeedy
fouhatpafnfoi trouble.' Ithevcr fail®. :7 - :
Office and P4*ate J»0..41*4)1A5;r
MONO-, -Piiisbcrtfu Pejih'a. TheDbetor K-ftiwaYr.st"‘
bomt j '-^‘Srhin
: t
YELLOW DOCK aI& SABSAPAKICLA. - “ " ■
IS NOW largest is
acknowledged, to be ,lhB
made.ss la certified by the WoHßiiayui.iitUfis hhtiitperr t
formed, the original copies ofwbichare i a the nossessioa,-
of ihe- proprietor,-. Remember, tliis is tho only TRUE
and ORIGINAL article
Tbit Mediei«e r wben ased-«ocbrdine to-dircctioni,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL,
' ' - ‘ JSferofliU',' • •' J -
or King’s Evil, ‘ - \
Cancers, Tnmots,
: Eruptions of ih&Skm,
Erysipelas, Chronic Bote -
Eyesv Ringwormj' or Tetters*
■ Scald Head, Kheumßtism,‘Paioriai' ,::
the Bones or Joints, Old Sores tad UK
cere, SwellingOllbe Giand£ SyphilisyDyß- * *- • o .
pepsift, BaJtßheain, ; Disease oftbe'Kjdneyß, s -
Losaof Appeo'te,DiBe'aSffs j - r ' »'*.*
. use of Mercpnr, P«iin in>th«vBiaeaend u
' -*- Shoulders, - v 'j r
! ( 1 - ? -sy\
. . - -*-.t. s r3*<So i ti«i»bittV''» *.**S*;.*4 ,*u*i!*J
THE BEST TTATALE'-MEDIpINE-SNOWN \ ' r
Insipient Consumption, Barrenness,•EucorrheaK o>~*
Whites, Irregular Menstruadomlncontinenceof TTrinb, 1
and general gloomy etateof mind are'cured-by Ba/Ginr-''
sorr% Exthact ot Ybllow: Dock iin> -SaasApiirtiA.
; which gives immediate relief by renewing fotmda- '
tion ofheaith-and strength; the bioddK It qeutztiizdabhd ; i
humors, stops unnatural seorelions.-and gifea : healiht' : ‘
action to oil the-vital powers. • ’- v
Letaflwhowiahto purgetbe'bldbd From tie tartmiiiielT'
contraeted-from the free indulgence of theappetkedar- -
lag the winter, and toprepare the system to-reslsbanifi^ 0
mer epidemics, resort now to “ DT.GoysbH’SExtraftior
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,” which is proringltgeff s
an antidote for many of thetfnostmaUgn&ntdKedses that
flesh is he|r ip, and they wilineyerbe disappointed f 'foi'*
in thlj remedy the pubuc /aithfeas ceverwa^erett—nev
er ean waver; for it is founded in experience, just as’’*
th'eir waotof faith in other’ ahd sparioQS CompOundi ls
-
nostrums to seek hope, life, ,andvigor-
vegetabU remedy y therefore, Jjowcve r, brokemdoWnLiAT
health and spirits, however, loathsome to
others, let no one despair of recovery ;ieUlbe patient-j
only understand thathia hopeoX-chyaicatresloration Ifes
only in Guysottfs Ejiraet olYehow.Bocfc:aqdSatoapa
rilla, and persuade bun, fiir Ws: life’e saie, totryjt,nndui
wo have no hesitation inpredicting -ids speedy
bon to heaUh*- •• • ...v-i %*.:■ f-.-.M :i *
Females, Head tlte.FoUotklag«t^4^
• NEWABj^JfiJ-iiJflncary
Mr. BavtcU We take pleasure-mTstatingrlhatyonr
YeUowDockandr&us&ponilagivesgre&teaiUfeotion’in i
•*
: A very respectable- gentleman informed* us
d dughtfir was troubled with difficult menstruation
other diseases peculiar to her sex. She badspLihad-bead
regular menstrual discharge for a jDtUibyilhe-. ;
use of Dr. Gaysott’a .Yellow Dock end! Sarsapazißa.vyaS' ;
radically eared. ShensetLTownscud’aandmberewith?;.
oat receiving iheslightcstbenefiK-iHehadon&djirahtttr,.!
die from the same cause. . - . L E. TRIPE A .GUi
. HiHMi.ygyiLLB > xQasTcgo:
S. F.Bovutt— Dear Sec t J purchased, a short timnago,; >
a bottle of y oar YeUowDockand Sarsaparilla-fo* my-:
wife, ■whichshe
and Weakness, Failing oftheWomb, and it:htt*al-n
ready helped he* Very mneh. . Of the ihyiipelas it haa
effected nearly s corer-' Ibav.ejaßtpttfChasedaaecohll
bottle, and jodglng flrjpAtheeffcct
fideat itiai it will effect a perfect curb/" . ‘ ’ ....
Yours, very respectably,. 'NI COBURN. \
Curt <if an «&graiiatijt£a*£ vf EryaipfiasJ :!
The cures performed by Dr,'
low Dock and Sarsaparilla are lasting*, The patiohi’S,,;
general health continues
moved. Cores are not chronicled. until t?me.haa.fii)ly .
tested that therexan be,no relapse or return of the diaV
ehse. V.'*.*-'
NobwaTj Herkimer eo., Febraary,, ISSQ."
S. F. Bcnneti 4* Cov—Geois: It ia witlt
that I write to you about the very happy .efiect of your. v
Yellow Dock oiulSaraaparilla my wKo h'da (
lotg been suffering nuder that'dreadful, loathsome dis- -
ease, Erysipelas, with which he waaattacked in 1848,
and was for several months O-y some of oar best :
physicians, who.itteti‘;tlieir skill peraeveringly for five
months, wUi.oot aqy benefteialvonects whatever. He
became reduced l? aperfect skeleton.'. . H§ .hath ulcers
from his hip down to Bis knee, which wdre edntinuallY.*
discharsingoffensivemauor. ; Medical &ndsurgic'tUdkJSj
was baffled- -Physlcian&siiy.lhathis case was hopefesk
—there could be mufaing. dahn .ifi arreai thp«e_it»rTifeh«
gangrenia? ulcers. My fiefghborfe i&M ‘myself thought
nis disßoluuonnearaCfiandi
had cured a child ofscrofalawith your mvamabidmedi- ?
cine, wisbed me to moke a trial of itj and more fttmnbc. r
restless desire toddscmetfringwhile
from aav hope i iirocaredrthree lwtleaj.
of your ‘‘Yellow Doekaud Sarsaparilla,?’ antTeomiaeiio- *
ed using it, and to my kstDni&fajpenl ho tn •
improve beforehehadtlsedthethildimUle y -ahtlbefiorfi:.
he had used half a dozen bottles he conid. walk-oat.? rH» *
us§d in all twelve bottles during the
October lasthe was-perfectly restored; .eseryvesfigc-oi'l
the disease -wok removed;: .andr bcM%*
mains in perfect health up- to the prtseuttime.v; ffis_ra«T
eovery, under the hle&sings ofi Godj owing to
the use of your Yellow-Dock and Sarsaphrilla, andioa-is
sure yon that I feel myself under great obUgatians-toi;
you, audit Is with great jov that I inform youcE-whatJ
your Sarsaparilla has doue for my sou •
RespectfhJly, * JAMBS RUSSEL
JO* Price $1 per bottle—six boules fot S 5- *• - j
Sold by J.-D.PARK, Ohio, ,
North-easi corner of- Fourth and walnut atS^-^ehinmctta
J Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh: L Wilcox,~Jr, comerMarkei
street and-ihe diamond; BA Fahnestock
barghy'J'A Jones, Pittsburgh; Lee & Beckham? AUe»
ghenyCity: L T Russell, Washington ; WH .L&mbefrK
ion, Franklin; L B Borne, Uniontowisp.fi Weltft »
Greensbtngh; 3 KounixpSomersett Scou A fiilnnvm,-.
Bedford rKeedAt Son? Unntingdon; Mrs. OnyHollidaysKi:
burghf Hlldebran<l&Co, Jndmnaj:Xß WrigAijKifiasK:
ning; Evans A Co, BroofcviUe; A ; Wilsontftb Soiivt
Waynesborghp M’FaTlaad & Co, Cfc v
ville; Burton & Cfw Erie i fienry
Kelly & CO, Bailer; BSmith) Beaver y.J -D Sttmnrerion»-I
Warrenj'EtL tCSJdneB,;CoQderaptjcs»J?:
Jr.,Brownsville. *;:a ;. J j‘ ay 19
„»f«Bi.t!h«CTy ffnirtnuH 1 ■
For the cure of cobgb&co&d&hoarse*
ness: bronchitis, whooping cofJoa,Y
CHOUP, ASTHMA iiiid CONSUMPTION" ■
Q Among the ndmerdus discoveriof Science' has-made**
to this generation to facilitate the' Business
creasetts enjoyment, and
man esdstehcei none can-Hie’named'of mbre > ¥&Isr£tajsr
tbffianJrihd^antMs.contribution ofCheimityt
H?aiing its VtTtnei thriiogfilrifriltiii?
broad coon try 4 baa pro venbeyond a doubT/thai-eo mrdF* 1 '
eine or conroibafton' so :-
surely contTpl-andcaretbe. natherbtia• varieties of pul
monary disease whifeli have hitherto * , s£ept r from our
midst thodpands and thousands every-yCar* Indeed
there is now abundant reason tnbolieve a
ai length been fouud*sahichscih‘l>c*eU6d on to cure the
affections ofdmlußggi Oucspant£fcei£r
will not permit us to publishanv proportion of the carets
effected by itaosey but -we woaid presem-the
opinions of eminent men* -and refer farther enquiry ta
the circuit* which the Agent below named,twill always
be pleased to fdznish ftccf wherein ‘particulars,
and indisputable proofs of these facts..' *
From the President of-Amfaerst-soliege r the eel6br*ted-
ProfessorHTltfccock.
“Jatpes CJ sir i ■ i haye uaed y i
tars) in my own case of deep-seaxedßronoMti&i'uiidaak
satisfied from Us chemicalconstitution, tbnt-il isattad-t
-mirable compound for the Tblief of
clhai difficulties. if injropinion as to its superior char*
acier canbe are liberty to use U
as yon think V -,s:
V V .
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Prage oablJHibUtius.
on_W aln Qt— to w bom tdi. orders tuast •
‘ EDWARD-HITCHCOCKiIi. L. D.
From tho widely celebrated-Itofeta6KSiUainfS£3b
L.L. XX, Profesior of >-
A*., Yale CoUege, Membef oftneUL’lUsfc-
Med.PhiLand ScientificSocieUetoP
America and Europe.
“ I deem the Cfceny compoHS'
tion from >omeofut6 Beit articles ifi ffie MaieriAm tifc.
ea. and a very effective nemedyfar the dlaas'of d;t<.ag»
os it U intended to cute,”, ~ .. ; - .* l \
New Haven, CL,Nov.t,ls49: . V-
Majot PatUson, Presidenlof lie S. <J,
I he has used the. Cherry.
cew> wbbre_au;'ittMmaupn aTthe wAsi'*#?*. 'X
Fton otte, or t ™-7
‘ SAco^«VAjirir2ff;ig^^
J. O. Ayer, Lowell—Dear-Siri
stantly uiingyonr Cherry PdctoVal'in-.tny
prefer it to any othermedicine for TOlmbhaM'lcbmpisihCßf 4
From observation* ofmany'^eveTfecaso9i‘Fatri ! tjormfic^ ?
ed it will care coaghßycoiasy and cLtSeaiej* oTfiiemn^) 1 ’
that have purto defiance all other-?em’edi«t>'' 5 "
I invariably recommend itaTise
apd consider Unmch the beat remedy
ease. ‘ Respectfullyvodra, '• ■:/■
K
Prepared and sold byjamer C. AyerVFTaCliedVChtfm G ‘'
iat, Lowell t B£aSs. ‘ ' “- ■<
O* Sold ui Pittsburgh wholesale oh'l.retaiivhy
Fahnestock; aha by PrM. Towjisehdjfm-Alfcghetiy Crty
, by H. P. Schwartz, und'J. l&ralas&iui&by draggfittlP
generally. _ •• '*• - ■ h -' 1
J. »« ToMti?i. Oclet>r»it«a:Ktlicr©alc qn; , k
Chttrchea^Stw^
indeedevery place SSwd light.
an respectfully invited to call and examine: a'faeautSpu -
assortment ofth'eseLamps/.
for Lard Lard Oil, &cv, <shati del i e ra.GircpdQt .
ers,3lantel Decorations,
Paper, Tin Sbadesv Staid and Cana, pHt;
tainingto.the trade.- Also, a superior Shfety - £uttern>
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