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VUDAY MOZNING- '
1 ~S&ttOCBATIC commr Trmn»p -
Ms nasua-TncnT-TntsT dibtkict, -
Pittsburgh.
bkxbb dotbw,
, ... . J.&MES-A. SISSON, Bno Township.
'V '.v BunanuioH,
JOHK BABION, EltSon*. - -
sol ASSOdLT. s
BAiJtm rLEHJHa, HtUnrgh, ~
4. J. GMBBBS, HtWgh,
J- C., PTJ£w ART« Pima Towns'll {ft. *
Bmgftfry.
. . ; - ; ;CUAnLKS REST, Pittsburgh.
■ CQvmrr coionssioito.
JACOB TOMER, Pittsburgh.
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. JACOB McOOIXISTER, Pittsburgh. ,
v , AUDITOR,
;•* :V STEPHEN WOOD.
. •• -. PBQTSONQTA&T,
EDWARD lodtana Township
■ r- ' . • Assoctm jcdoe.
PATRICK McKENNA, Pittsburgh.
«3r*XXs£ JOB HUKXUH3 -CB .
|?£rs^.'p , a l Ss l ifsi .sarax ess ms:
• Fcbtbeb Assist op. OocsrssPaTßiB-~Tho Philadelphia
Malice officers hare mndo a further descent on- the counter
feiter* of Men tour county, .On Saturday wock they arrived
at Maury,-In Incoming county, and -arrested a notorious,
■dealer iupputf ous money, named James Brass. They then
proceeded to ■limestone township, -where they arrested Abra*
loan Hauae, another noted character, who has been in the
business fbr twenty-five years post. On the &aine. day t . anil
a£ the same place, they re-arrested Dr. Qoltner, (first airesr
• <*d: by Hague.) who had been admitted tob&il, and also took
Into custody anothsr-old offender, named Lewis- Hausc, ft
eon of Abraham Hause. These parties wet® all taken be?
fore the nearest magistrate, who, after hearing of- the cafe*
demanded ball is the sum of s7*ooo fbr. Abraham Haure,
s{>,ooo, for his sou, - fcrwis, and $3,000 fbr James Brass, Inde*
fault of which they were all committed;
The officers succeeded in recovering a plate which was car.
ried away when bio first descent was made. - They also * re
covered b new dollar, on the Harrisburg Bank.—
The latter luul'&ot Iron thrown out, although several thou*
suid dollars had Iron -printed preparatory to signing. This
plate is represented as being one of their very best counter*
-fUt* extant. The officers obtained about ten thousand doh
. law ofnanoterfeit money, .which they, destroyed. Pr. Goltner
-was placed on trial in thoCrimlnal Court of Montour county >
on Wednesday last, and plead guilty to making the plate
Upon which was workad the Harrisburg s2*«.• These fellows
are all relatedby.marriago, and connected with some other
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SriUKOE Case.—A woman named Barbara Swan was yes*
t*Tday brought Iwfore tho Hon. Judgo Forward, In the Div
trictXJoUTt, on a writ of habeas corpus, and after a hearing,
she was discharged from the custody of the Guardians of the
ftor, who liod charge of her*. The woman in question, who
1 j deaf and dumb, bad wandered Prom the house of her rela
tives in Peebles township, >u p temporary fit of insanity, -to
liast- giwnaingh|mi r whore she was t?k#m >n charge by the
OvcTscors of the Peer. Sho was advertised by them; her
brother sought bcrouVpoM for the advertisement, and
: cOalmed lier. : The Orcsrseers, liowevcr, presefited'a bill fbr
various Other fcharges, : which ho refused and they
• kept Ms sister in their custody. ‘ The Court ordered that the
Woman should bo discharged torn tlio custody of the over
flpers, and handed over to her relatives* • *.
~ ' James K. Kennedy, appeared &r the relator, and T.
C: llahegiu fbr tho Commonwealth. As soon, however, as.
■yfr- ev understood the nature of the case., bo abandoned iL •
Ou>AuxGrTETT BKOXiE.—The case of .the Commonwealth
James Todd to. the Allegheny Bridge Company,
w*s taken up in the Eupmno'Oouit, yesterday-morning.—
J. Fox Aldon appeared for the QommonweaUh, and .A .W 1
ixjambfoMfee respondents. The proceedings in the ease do
mot vary from thoMoflost term. ••• .
The argument wm on the Quo Warranto, fw, the object of
• forfeiting the charter of tho bridge, ; Jfo.consqltation of the
Judges; it is probable, will take place until tho bill in equity
{airing from tho same proceedings will .be , considered
by them. This Elands No. 62. on the present list, but will:'
probably bo taken up In o tew days, es tho Judges.dlsplay -
great energy and promptitude in the traaaa&ton'of.busi*
ne«s<'.; '?V ■ --
The Ex-Mato* r* tux Sunuats Couar.—ln, the Supreme -
Court yesterday morning, the ease of J«oph ct al
rs. the Commonwealth wns taken up. Mr; s T>tinlop argued
Ahftttuw for the plalntiffln error. Tho case on which tho
appesl was taken* arose out of. Barker's obscenity, ond the
obstruction of the public highways, by. the collection of
.crowds. .. ■
■ - Mr. Dunlop, however, abandoned Ids case; after fome . ve-:
inariffl Of ft humorous character, by Mr. Justice Lewis, v The
<nurl declined hearing Mr.Magravr in tho proeccJ
dngs of tbo Court below were affiirm&d.
FiBSSAf BosmAPan's STATios.—Tw’o fires occurred at Ho-
Station—one on Saturday night and .the other on
SuudSy night By thofire of Saturday night, the building*
.beloogtog totbo Pennsylvania Central Bouto Stage. Comp
any, which were used for- repairin': roaches and . sleeping
apartments ter.the drivers, were destroyed.. A'qdantity of
blacksmith's and wagon makers tools wtihftboutsl 05 worth
ofbedding were among the articles consumed. .
• ■Gn Sunday night 3lr. RodobaugVa barm with tho ; crop?
which it contained, was destroyed. Both fires are attributed
to Incendiaries.
• •jßyct.inTrjv— gamft rognca entered Theological
-frdflnary on Thursday evening last,. and stole twelve dD>
Ixdi from tho room of a student, who bad carelessly deposit
Ms money on a table, when ho left Urn room, ... .
On Friday morning about 3 .o'clock a scoundrel entered
-LtbethwiM ofHrs. Rogers, In the First "Ward, Allegheny city,
"•and succeeded ianbtalnfug ono dollarfrom the inmates. The
Jjorgjar Tamcwodon hoaringßcnoisc. •
P4XS3 Match. — hones only t mm entered at. the pa*
-cins mairti In Ro»?conm)on, yestfrday afternoon. A horse.
&nd.ft : msre, owned by two gentlemen of tlilsrity, were on*
... - terod—they were entered /or five one mjle.heatfr—in the two
• first the mare came (n first, and In the third heat, Uie
: Itorse “jockied,” ntid the fcrvor oftbomare.
It Is said that about $lO,OOO changed hands in our sporting
circle on tho race. There were about 3,000 persons present
AtoOTrcD to ts£.Bar.— The following gentlemen were ad
jnittoi to practice law, In theSnpmno Court of Pennsylva
nia, yesterday? A.- S. Bell, J. R. Infgc, and J. P. Stcrrct,
were admitted on motion of Thomas WilUauuv Esq.,- Joseph
■"Wesrcr, on motion of hFCßDdlos%*Bsq. K. IL Stowe
„ William M'Candle«i, on motion of lTopewell llopbuni,
’ Eiq. O.tw B. Fettermim, on motion of A- IV. Loomis, Esq.
op MosnP—Htmiy Roadman was arrested ycsUnv
' day on a warrant from the blayor, and committed to prison
on o of larceny made against him by Andrew Proh»
' berg, a labor®? residing on Elm street* In the Sixth ward.—
itischargcdbyiho prosecutor that Roadman, stole acoat
v bis house, Tolued at $1 Roadman boarded with Froli
berg. - TTe w«8 committed to prison for a further, hearing.
: - T yaArW —James Cunningham- made a . complaint jester,
daybetac tho Mayor against* man named John M*Nune-
ho charged M*2tencman with stealing from
aiim $7; ffcflppears that tho accused had sold articles be*
; ’ ionging tt> the ptoaecntorand refused, tort fund tho money.
!: : A'iWn i ant was Issued for bis arrest, and ho. was committed
: fcr a fortha hearing today.
- “Pmromwn Bill.”—This person appears to "be..& noted
"character In Cincinnati." Porwhat reason helsltnowa by
tho haine of Pittsburgh Rill,” , tho Cincinnati papeifcrdo not
■inform Ho was committed tojaU,but*fiw.days since,;
fornasanltmid* battery; with-intent to kill. .He had made
•oh attack on a maniirbo Tras In a icell of tho watch-honso.
Vitbhlm* ,
, jTnvyrTurryrAßY.—.Wo sco it stated that JVC. nhanpon,
- ” Notour democratic pandldate. for Congress, has cipeV
* .sy^v^Hyy the PhllonmthßanXltor&ry-Sootr
* • This Isa deserredcomplimont
. ..ty of !Wa,», 'yn awl literary attainments of that gentle
to tho scholars * '
■ \ fffun nmpwt Pailffit OlbtoHHi
■■■■■' Amn-T nr A lioAmue.—ajjy^j^i^ay^iargijijj
)oal le itMtaMn «*
MatMl, ™h uuaUing u. of
Woaader. ■The assailant woa held
• -*,*>oo to appear at court-
w&%
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QCn rule vaa grtinted by the
'Court on motion of T. J. Fox Alden, on the Man-:
r “"rrsofthe Allegheny and Manchester Flank EoadCotnpa
;>Gn r^Uirlhgthomtonhoweau?e whyn writ of Quo Ylar
'»uitnßhonianotbelwucdJ^lnst thenu .
Matot Guthbiu drove afine-businesa yesterday end the
morning before. There were Biateenperfona brought before
hiiii chsrgcdwlth dmnhonnew and vagrancy, most of-whom
tf.-re eoounitlod in prison In default of their fines.
t'' ■ Alt). Paskisbov, who haa been absent in .the country for
nano time pas* ha 3 returned home, In good health and
H Sritß. There mil he » waking up of the dry bones, in the
■ fr'iftirtTflrd': v ■ : ■
: A'MW^^Ws l E)ccnAXflEl3tallc«ipf'iaour <4tr. Itisro
:: ofiOttentlcdioadopt, ; oavfiir a* practk&blc, tho loading i*nr
rt\ro* cf the Merchant* Exchange of \PhUsdolpbta and tb»
• 'Cl«injt'OrolComn»croc ofNew York- . •. < ,
.AaniVALS —Judges Black, Ix'wls, and Wo<xlward( Ituve sr
•' city ondtstea lodgings at the SL Charles IIo
': .it}.' dodge Gibson has not arrived, having boon detained by,
,1m titora P f ids danghtci. t ‘ ”
snjS3l* 4. 0W» Bcsrvnot—One of tho Justices of tbo ;So-'
" court, JneWoßjpllr stated, yesterday, in Court, thirty
. tol i 0 f papers were in tbs possession of tho Court, relnf!"
fo faaes to oomo before them.
TtmCoWrSofter i»»t ragngea In Boeing out
tofiitodCTaogsfoWgg' , a _.
, ',, ’ aavrrtaswitsJ io today's P*P« of Pittsburgh
■ lasted; MwW'by
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MST jmen Oy*t cr* J—Eeadred DAn<Y ’
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t . **{•,->*' > - •«t j < . : v* *■ , ->t*-'®" 1 ■" •>. • ~ > .
V ■ - • 1 ' ', ' * 1 , \ \.<
Wttntc Oatva n bojj waUtd
jatort»3f to thafiaprenw Court Eo®n.'All toojnagos were
jptesentoflth ibeocMptfcn ofJadgeQtbam, ijhois detained
«srt i>y Illness to hi, finally;? The SiUowlnff are the :
' HCliEff ' ■
Anmunail, SrpL 6.1862, by the Supreme Chart for the WZ»-
(am Dittrid of P&inxylvamix*
L la a casQ where the writ of,errcnr Istoa j udgemeut nn
a. verdict, lie .paper boot of tho plaintitt la error should con
hll £5? following matters in tho following order:
V The names of all the parties as they stood on the record
of and the form of
the action.
2» An abstract of the proceedings, showing tho issue and
how it w&b made.
3, The Verdict of thejnry and the judgement thereon.
4, A history Of the ease.
0, The points, if any, which wetosubmitted in tho writing
to the Court below.
6, The charge of the Court
- • 7,"The fpedficattonß of error; . - . >i,y
8, A brief of the argument fhr tbo plaintiff in error.
9. An appendix, containing the evidence, and, ifneewsary,
-the pleading. In full. - „ ......
XL Where the judgment below to on a ease stated in the
nature of a special verdict; the facts as agreed on by tho par*
tics the opinion of the board, and the argument of counsel,
Trill lie fmifldont
lEL In appeals the arrangement of the appellant! pa
per book shall bo as follows: ••••.'
1, ThenamßS of the parties,and. the. nature. of tho pro
ceedings " ’• '• v
- 2, a short abstractor .the bill or partition and answer;
3. A history of the ,case.
4, Tho report of the master, if there was one.
0, The exceptions taken to the report iu the Conrfbelow;
6, The opinion of tho Court on tho exceptions, and decree
jaade.';?• ..v.;.: i\.'- - 'v',V’. ; v.
7. Asrfgnmgnfatof/etrpr.' fy :
. 8, Argument on part of appellant.
9, Appendix, containing such'documentary or other evl
donee as may be necessary.
• IT. In a certiorari to the Court of Quarter Sessions, the
papor hook shall contain— ..
1. An abstract Hat or brief of all the petitions, motions,
ordcrsrrcporbvexceptions, Ae,,whlchmay he necessary to
(rfre the Oourthero a full view of the -record at' once; and
this in the precise order of their respective dates, and with
tho date of each prefixed.
. 2, The exoeptions which : were overruled or sastained by
the tinal order or jndgmcnt of the Court. -
: 3, Thoopinlonof the Court, if it was filed in writing.
- errors.' -
. 5, Tbo argument r _ •
6, An appendix, containing tho recordln (till.
■' V.'The history of the casomust wntaina closely condens
ed statement of all the facts of which a know ledge may be
necessary,Jn order to determine the points -in controversy
hero; and the want of such a statement cannot bo supplied
by reference to another part of tho paper book.-.’■
VT. Koch error relied on must ho specified particularly,
and by Itself. If any specification embrace more than ono
point, ot refer to more than ono bill of exceptions, or raise
more than onft.dtotinctquertlon } Itflbiillbo considered a wai
ver af ati too errors so alleged.
TIT. When th*) error assigned to to lx* the chargo of the
Court, tho part of: tho charge to must bequoted
'taffdon wrtiafih the spbciflcatioa. ; .' V
MU. .When tlicicrror assigned is to tho culmtorion or re
jeetian of ovidonce,"the. murt quote tho fuU
substances of the bill of exceptions, or copy tho MU in Im
mediate connexion with tho specification; - Any alignment
< of error not according to this apd the just rale wiU be held
' the same as none. v-. :
IX. ; The l)ricf of. tho argument phali contain a clear
statement of tbo points an which the party relies, with rnich
reasons and arguments as he may see proper, to add jtogeth*
cr with all the entreaties which ho thinks pertinent'^
X. When miauthority Is cited, the principle Intended to
bo proved by it must bo. stated. A naked refercnco to tbo
book. will noi bo sufficient.. ,
XI. The paper booJLof tho defendant In error or appel*
• ice may, If be chooses, contain no more than his argument,
towWdirniesiXi andXwUtboheld toapply, :
Xll- Hut ho may make it embrace n counter rtatemoat.
; giving such version of tho fiicuasho asserts to be the true
one. . .
Xm. Where the paper book of the appellee or defendant :
In error does not contain a counter statement he will be ta
ken as consenting to and concurring in the history of the
case given by the other party. •
: XIV. The plaintiff In error or appellant aliall serve a
: copy of hto paper book on the opposite party or his attorney
at lcastten da vs befero.tho argument; and when tho cause
to.called. shall furnish onecopytd each of tho judges, and
fils two with the ProthohotMylorthe JReporter.
. XVi. The defendant in error err.appellee shall verve a
copy of hfc paper book on tho opposite party or his attom ey
at least Umedayshdbre the'argument, famish a copy to
each judge, and file two withthe Pibthonotwy.
Xvl. When the pls|nt|T on error or'eppcUantto in d<*
fault accenting to thea? palw, he may hi) non-suited on mo
tion ; and when .the defendant (a error: or appellee Is in do
fault, be will uot bo h«**d by ifeo Goart* except op the re
quest of his adversary, and not then If 14s negligent* has
bocn gross.. v.
XVII. Whim paper books are furnished which differ In
any material resect from those hero pmvribcv.!,.the parties
furnishing them shall be considered m the same default as
ifnonc had been andon a proper occasion (he
CoortJ will of its own motion non-fuit or silence the default
log party.
X\'lU. rajx?r looks shall be. furnished in the shape
an siiif of a common oetaro pamphlet, on ordinary printing
■ papfr. .■ 1 ■ •
''XXX. Rule VI does not apply to cases of jadgment on
facto agree in the nature of a spea&l verdict. In such cases,
'it is enough to s«y that the judgment to erroneous, without
Bnt that rnlo has no other exception.
Protltonotiiyof each District shall kts*p a sepo
■rate list fcr jihortemses. : - •
XXI. To this Ust (nuAes shall be transferred in which.
the attorney of either party rljall cprtUy that it to a short
..cause/ ■■
XXn. T|» c «tuseson this Urt shall haT? precedence over
atl others on ihw Wednesday of evenr week* in which the
same causes might-be heard if they had remained on the
OTamil list andhodbeca reached in their order.
XXIII. IVbcrc a cause bat been certified to be a short
emtto by tfce aitorhcy oT oha party, and the attorney of tho
: other party win certify that-4t tonot.w»,an<l that Injnrtlco
may be done to his dQcnt Imploring it on the list of short
causes, it sliall tn‘ pat back again oh the regular list;
XXtT.' <tothe-hearing Of shbrt causes, theutpeedw*-of
tbo counsel shjQl be limited to Ulleen mimrieVon each ride.
\XT. Tbo hearing of Bhortrauses shallmjtbdlho cxrln
rive bsslhew of Wednesdays. When they oL
the'general i|st >haH ; ho csdied as . ba other dsysi but tbe
shortlist, shall ta Unshed before any othertmrincsA t It
shall he the dutv of the IWhonotary to pnt td: the Court
room a copy of the short Itot, an 4 this c.half be noticffcf the
transfer of tbe which are on Ih - Xo party shall be
pormUied to certify any causo hack to (ho rcgnlsr ltot nflcr
three daj s from the time it has hrtmplaccd On UieThnrt Itot.
XXTI. The*c riiles shall hot abrogate sny tonner rules
except those WUh which they arc hwotototcht:'
XXTP-' They toplv to all th« Dtotrirts La the Btate.
- XXVIII. Tb'cr shall go Into operation from and after the
Ilth day qf sepicml«r, insto lint until tho first day of Jan
uary next.no parlyshiUl w«m«klerc»ltoi*cman’tor noft
cnmpltoncirwlili Ihera .lf hfirtStlccnoy will certify that the
' <outo.tow
badaetimlnptkoofthem.''- w . .
XXIX.- T|w j?rotlionotary of the Westcm.Distrtft is dl
rorted to send a ropy of them to each of the other Prothouo*
tarfefi; and all Protbowjta>|«* QW charged with tbo duty of
printing and publishing them. .:
Tire Lira StAurnw C4.tt>-4 second writ of habeas corpus
iu tb© ea«? of the Commonwdaltb vs. James A; Coehrnn, ao
ru.«ol of the- murder of Samuel Mitchell cm the Cth of July
last, was ruled out before Judge Forward yesterday. Messrs.
Black. Irwin ami Magraw, appeared for the defendant, and
District Attorney Flanegiu for the State.
After some eonTemUon of no genend interest, Mr. Black
obserrod that It had lscn tho prociiceof that Court, and hod
lwn so decided by Judges lowri© and Hepburn, to take bail
If the c am were not one of murder in the first degree,;
Judge Forward had understood the decision to bo that, in
caw* the evidence bad been such that If a coUTldtoofbr mur
der Jn *Ute flrrt degree had followed, the Court would be
bound t£> grant fl now trial, they would admlt tlie accused
to ball.
Mr. Flanegin arguxßl with l»s honor.
Mr, BlariiKdJ that if there were auy dflubtfl in the mac,
they shonid be weighed for the benefit of tbeir client.
Mr. Magraw could suggest a case where, uulers the etl
deuce on both sides were heard, great injustice would bo
done Support*, ho raid, one man shoot .another, who fell
flead, and that his friends, Messrs. Irwin, Block and Flone
gin, bad seen the deceased running after the defendant to
take h!s llfiv Should not thclr evidence be received as well
as tho person who saw him fibootf To do otherwise would
bo to commit ft monstrQuaittitjrt&», •. ; ;>
Mr. Irwin cited ft case la 3d Arhmeml, wbaro tho Court de
cided that thoy would admit ft prisoner to ball unless a clear
cose of murder iu the first degree were made out against
■ him. i ■ ■ ■ * ...
- Mr. Magraw desired to prove the condition In which Coeh.
ran ww at the time, Mid that bis meeting with Jewell, Gaw,
£e„ mu purely accidental. : ■
Mr-Tlancgin would admit that it was.
Tho following evidenco was then given: ■
' ■ ■Qyltxiler iltsrphy t worn.—Recollect tbe.fifth of July; sow.
James A. Cochran between ten and eleven o’clock ,in tho
mbroifigi at Wilkin's Hall; ho was very drunk; be didn’t
walk straight, and was crying; said somoono accused him
of picking his pocket the ovoning before; didn’t psy much
‘attention to him thou, and hocorao up and asked for some
thing to drink; I said he hod enough, and'ougbttogo and
lie down; bo got two or three glasses of lemonade, and ho.
went and laydown in the hall, and lay them) for all I know
till the afternoon. Then I went up to my father’s houso, In
‘ High Street; was there an hour, and returned to Wilkin’s
Hml; went up to the billiard saloon; saw Wtn.Gaw there;
ho and I wpnt down to Market street, and up Market to
Liberty, and thenee to-Fpllx Lafforty’s In SmlUifiold street,
• jjear seventh; while wo were there, Jewell, Carnahan, and
sotno others caino lu; Gaw asked JcwoU drink, end after
wo had taken a drink, Gaw proposed to gp to Wilkin's Hall;
met Jones at Lafferty’s door, aud he went down; tho first 1
paw of Cfcchrah, was when wo got to tho Hall, bo was stand
ing amongthc party; I didn’t pay much attention to him,
»mi he went to the door; he was still drunk; ho staggered a
little; Jowelltold mo ho had.been at WllkJnsburg, but l did
seo him before I met him at Laffcrty’a ; they oil started
out irlthEochnro; this wa.olxrat fire o'clock.
• - jOhn WblUtr, imsm—im proprifltorof Wilkins 11011. Bid
iiaitCochran tltt after Jewell and his pasty fame Ju; the,
KttSlM him upto driot; ha was very dtuni; I Tofusod t()
atul save him-mineral *ater. JThia waa
-aOdr Cte o'clock! |ippppoarcd to ho very much irritated, at
that had fiapspned and mis erylns; rouldnot
torn, J think hi! was sjtt|ng on a sofa when they
walk >t.. ,-~iu<in, Carnahon, and a. nuu, named, I think,
i came lu. u-.. Gaw t>nil Joncs wcre detojnpqby me
Mullen, went out. ~ went oat afterwards,
for a few ana / „ to the chare*
..Mr. Magraw asked somoot y r - : •. ■■■■ . • -
ter of Gaw, It had been represents! P*? ■ .■ ■
Oochrnn were rewdlesj and ho wished to show .
not, although; Gaw'a case was not-.now directly •befors
honor.
Minas Tindlo was then *WQ¥i)t ftttd testified,,that Gaw bad
been in bis employment as a.caWmet p)Alte r * nod was a so*.
. ber r industrious, pcaocabieiaan.’ . '
George Funston, Alexander Scott and-Mr. MrCutle go* o
jjTidiencetb Ui© same ©licet.;
After arguments by the respective counsel the Court ad*
Jcrarmri. Judge Forward reserving his decision until a future
day..' • ± : 1_ - i—:
TAMES RODGERS, who qerr&d pH a Munldan in Company
J GiSixthHeghnc»t:D..S.Jnfixntry,Jatbß Florida war,
will hear of something to his advantage, by callmcnn the
'Shflcribow, at Ko.Vfijliburtb iitrect, Kttsburgh.
I A. WILKINS A 00.
FACTORY AGENCY—Theso dealra-.
aarraptod- the best articles manufactured in
• fiir retsil'trade,.as oach cptub- in the
JL anil Ohio and Eennsylva-
SdsSttSSil.«>^^ blir 8 ll > orit ° rom
loudcmT?lle to Pitteburgh.. HQEMES 4 BEO,
JyltqOwdMtw* KtagWwiW*.
CtluC&SJtoK SALK— _ *■
ft 20 shares Bxebaoge Bank; ■
• 120 -4,9 NolflestcriraMankitosd, $ -
100 do Braddoefe'a do;- - *
100 do CoHing 3diulns Copjpaaf? ' t. .
70 do Bluff do do; *2
•30 do Bidgp do do}
fat terms, enqalrtcf r IjQOSHS A .
•-av5J - oycr§. Jones £ Co, cor JVoog aud
c’ *• ’• ' ’ ........ v
•w, >.: - •■■■ .• -.
V»2t , * v * 3 =■ „ 4 \.w '
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TELEORAPHIG.
tho .O’BeiUy tiiiea for the Morning Tost.
•EUBOJE4H HEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.
_ . . . ~ Not Yota,.September 0. -
- Min f Ujimicr Areta amrodtat night at H o'olort, tartar,
called Oran Liverpoolon.tho 15th nlL*
• -Cotton.— The saloa of Cotton during: tho-Tosi three dnr«
previous to tie railing of tho ArcU<vwen> 85,000 boles; 0 ??*
speculators took 200 stxul.fhc exporters 15,000. • •
The Improvement In the market reported by last ■ arrival.'
has boon lost. ••••■■'• ...>.• . /■
: rnuaung Orleans upload
Tho rales °n WcdnosOaT wore 0,500 bales. Tho prices were
stiffen but quotations unaltered.'
FionalUßKtr-r-The weather has beenUne, tat Flourhns
declined .fid.&cil Wheat 2d.
Provbkws...Market dull, with adecliog tendency/
RiCS.„I>nU.
Mosrr MAMtT.-rOonsolaflttctuatinfffrom 100.
Tho. rumor, of Lord Canning shortly to bo apiwlnted For
eign Secretary, Is received. Malmeflbdrgto to go Amhk-va-.
dor to Paris. •
- Parliament meets Ibr.the transaction >of ; buslnaw on the
4th of November.
. It is rumored that Lard Radcllffe, late ambassador toTur
keyls to be Appointed Foreign Secretary.
The Idrerpool Chamber of Commerce, at a quarterly meet*-
lng, recommended that letters to tho United States, bo postal
aboard the mail/Steamers, • They also considered the procee
dings Of the Mexican Government, respecting import duties
at Matamoras and Tampico. .
lllhd, the astronomer; has discovered another' planet,
It is said that the Government has soloctod Limerick as a
transatlantic station.
•. The. King of Holland, it is reported..lms tendered friendly
offerato tho American Covemmeutinaidofun amlcahloor
mngement Trith Japan.- Com. Perry will prolwjbly find tho
Kmperor-wflllng to negotiate.: . •
Mr, Marshs’ Interview with tha Government of Grew, rcl
atira to Oomral King is satisfactory.
The American squadron has sailed for Trcsto.-
•Tho Arctio brings ITC paasengers.: Amongothem is Mn*
dame Sontag. v
Tho Europa arrived at Liverpool on tho 22d.
The scheme of the Niagara Ship Canal has foiled. It has
been declared by. tho London capltalLits'lmpraeticablo.
Kobort J. Walker is expected to Tldt“ Galway in connetv
tlon with tho establishment of a steam packet lino to- New
York.'.'- ...■ ■ * •
; Franco Is quiet It.ls rumored that the Commercial Trea
ty with Itelpum is completed. ‘
The Spanish war steamcr.Yolnmo was sunk off Yteo re*
contly.
Two new steamers aro to bo added to the lino between Ca
dis and Cuba, to run wrai-xnoathJy. -
Tho shipments of Wine arc almost sunpomlod at Oporto, in
consequence of tho anticipated reduction of export duties.—
Many American vessels aro detained for want of cargoes.
STKAMKIt IIRIXDFEfI—FURTUKIt PimCDURS.
-••• New Yorts. Sept. 0, .•..
The accident occurred at 1 o'clock on Saturday, whilst
leaving Saugertics. After landing some of her passengers,
fihe was coming from the dock, when the connecting pipe
burst. - yUo -tteanj rn«hcd put between docks directly into
the lower cabin; where a number of passengers were ainius:
oli were eitlmr killed or badlyi scaldak -.- ‘
; iAaougth.edcad are Frederick Morrell, clerk of the boat;
•Francis pan. a deckhand; Edward Iknnct, waiter r Robert
Fairwoll, waiter: Dennis Levy and Samuel Drown, of New
■York. . . U.-T: .V- 7 :,
Among tho ScoMedarc Mr< Wood, baker, ofthcQvwt.Sur
voy, Princeton N. J* fatally. Mrvl LocUvrood, son and daugh
ter, Thomas and Ifai'bo Ann. Quickly, N. Y., slightly. Huqh
Flowers or Powers, fireman, Newbnrg. 11. J; llbldride, Jos.
Kdlngcrand Edward Bella, of Now York: Mr. Beach, Engi
neer, badly; Mr. llaman Fu'her, of N, Y.. was also among
the scalded. .:
r SAQUEiirin?.'Sunday, Tith.—So far. there are 27 deaths
known. Itis thought that moat of reported badlv
scolded will din.
Eight o’clock, Among- .those who have died ore
Thomas Baines Ilngh Wiry, and.two step-dauchtcrs, jfoY*
garetta and Cornelia Andrews, and WiUiamH. Snell, alt of
Richmond, Ta.
ASTI-RKST OUTRAGE.
Auk NT, Sept C. .
Another anti-rent outrage took place at Berlin, Van Iten
sclacr county. N. Y.,on Saturday Dight. In which one anti
renter wm killed. A party, disguiwxl as Indians Vent to
tbohonscof Mr Shaw and endeavored to force him ouieHe.
Being refused admittance, they Uircatencd to bum tho pre
mises, and attempted to put the threat into execution, when
Shaw fired a revolver, killing Joseph- Wtllbisck and wound*-
log two others. Last foil Mr shaw was tarred and {fathered
by the anti-renters, and three week* ago they burnt down
his out-houses.
. lULttaoar, fept. fi.
The Now Orleans moils have come through to-pight,
bringing date* ajlato as due. . ,
The fiomhem papers are filled with ditolU of damage domi
by the remit floods, but the first ftccountaappcar grneraUy
to have been exaggerated. The riw rrop hir l**cu tint
slightly damaged, but the com crop 1.3 represented m Ixdng
almost destroyed. .
General IMrsifor F.&nith lcG: New Orlcana mv the 2lUIi
uIL for the beadcruavtozAet Austin.
Afire occurred at Bodney, on Sunday, the 2-U
whldt destroyed nearly oveiy building in the town.
New Xofit S?cpt, C.
In the Sopmno Coilrt today, Jmlge IMmonda, on applica
tion by habeas Gonrnx, discharged Collier and otbcrmownrrs
and officer* of tho Henry Clay, under arrest for murviir. It
was held that the ca&undcr Ibo Statutodoca not amount to
murder but .manslaughter. Ur, thereforr, admlltol the
parties to lath
Eetit.fi,
A man named Peter RuUtaf killed a woman named Chrl«-
tinaKranrcr, In this city on Saturday evening, by cuttlhg
her head open with an ate< : Jlo then cut Ids own throat
both immediately died. Cause, love and marriage.
- TEtEGEAPH JSIiEKETS.
Brvadstu(T<<...Thr news ha>l iitGe or no effect on
Breadstuff?: rah* 200 bid* fiv*b ground flour |4; Bye flour
-dull and 12)^6Jowiir, Cbm meal inactiw; Wheatr nw south
/rn rod, sl,offttii.o2: old Penn, white I.flfi; fc «nftll lot xmith
crußye sold at Tli Cojii in folr wquest at fitr aouthem
yellow; no change la Ostfi dull, holers demand 26
«nb». : • j:'";'
■ New Yoaic, Sept c.
~Cottoa...Mtddliug Uplaml* .105$ tnbldiing Orlrans
Flour—State Southern 4,iar Genesee Mlwsat
Ohio white ComTSli: Bye t»2fit?3. Provtslona...
Mens Pork prime do Beef unehanml; Lanl
115*‘ Muattivado Sugar Wo Coffee
lAosoed Oil tt hicky. 25*4* . -
• • - CISdNSATT, Sept. 0,•
ISJS-. Uiweriw and. mnapretir biteliii-M
Chtera Impr-jTol ripl In ilfraanit &t Ttt. riterbiuta^Q
ft-et rinre B.luid«y. ITrather c)«ir ttnil *mn. ; '
TTOBEHSACK'S VEWIIFUOE,—Any <l«lanUty nrtMl
I'l nloaismt and effwUta VormlfOer. krpt ronttantly for
Siaftt pri. Kjsvsrjs's crus stow*
JVSIaUy Vo. HQ corner of Wood >•- and Vtroin isllry, :
VcnitnlTWla Ballroad Emigrant Llnr.
"lilTKimi notr forwrmlin* paMcnßorelo FhllniMplda and
VV lntrnnrdialo point*; l>ythaalwro lino....Tuno through
thiwday* Farosi,». OnlyTdmHcaCanal.
SsZ7 COYOPE A QUA HAM. Agent*.
■ ■ • ■"■arar buci ■
a tJOOB FAMILYHOUSE KOtt SKITr-Tix*
at the Httahurgb Lamp od4 OU More, W
fourth street, botßcco Wnrbet ond Wood.
vr. u. windin'. ;
• V . ■
i GARDEN EIL who untlprstamls Iho burines* in an It*
/V branches to whom iHoTat jragerand » permanent mt
natlon win bo given, If found competent and attentive.
Application to bo rondo at • (iylM) TIHS OFFICE.
Oreat~ludac«menU to Cash Purchasers’.
KU will sell our largo atock of COMMON AND FANCt
CIIAIKS AND BKDriTKADS, at prices that cannot
tjlcmo cafb pnrchawrp. All our work is warranted.
Our urnv? arp CApHr JAMES tOWKY, JK.,:
OjarlJo • cor. Seventh and liberty at*,
Office or rue Ai«anMY . Vaiixt. Raiutoad Commst. V
- August 3d,.18&2r . J
THE Stockholders In the- Allegheny Volley ltailromi Corn*
pony, or© hereby notified to pay & sewnd instalment—
Fin> Dollars per share—to the Treasurer, on or before the Ist
day of September next, -.fly order of the Board. .
JOHN T. TiOOAN, Treasurer,
129 Wood «t.. Pittsburgh.
“ L, Tntour A Brothenir
IMPORTERS AND'DEALEIIS IN FRENCH BRANDIES,
WINKS, Aw warranted puro; and exceedingly low pri*
«RS.for cash. Also, In bottles, very tlno old Champaignp
Wine, Jenny J.lml, Hcidslck and Locomotive brands; pure
old Brandies; Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Juice W in**.
All Liouors and Wines at this establishment, Trill be found
• of airapcrkir quality. L.TUTKUK A BROTHERS,
aul4’2m 'No. 70 Smlthfiold street.
"OAPERT PAPKKI PAPER!—
X 100 bundles Crown. Straw Paper?
00 do 3f odium Straw l*npcrt
12 do ponblflCrowp Straw Paper;
•30. do filcdlum do dp;
40 do do Tea do;
14pieces' Envelope do;
12 do Printing ' . do;
. 8 do 1 . Heavy Book Paper, 24 by 38 ; ~ • ;
Quarto Post. Folio Post, Foolscap, Mat Cap, Ac., Ac., for,
gale,Wholesale and Retail, by .■■■■.•■ . • • , ■
pe p 3 . B- T. C. MORGAN, 104 Wood street.
/~IIGAKB— 16 31 Nol Crux & bona Principe Cigars;
\j 20 da 2 : da do»
12 do Concdlo Opcoto ; do;
8 do I* Amelia liar do;
12* <lo Cilendrclcx . doi
8 do Emb&spadores do;
Ml 2 do El Npptima -* , ' .. ,dP»., *..-
. .. *3 do Cnrponcs. ; _ :• do; .
314 Cabnnon doj .
8 do La JusticaltcgaHn . do;
4 do Meupogcro do do; . .<■
ll Ut» laTwh.Morins . ... doi.
; 7' do K 1 Sol '• 7Ydo ' r '' do; .•; v ;/ ;■
Nowrfccirtni?perrcroaljandfor sale by ,
* MILLEU A lUCKETBON,
221 and 223 Llbertyjt
Pmjli ArrJval«Wew BooU» I ■ • :
MODRHN CUIVAIiBY-rOr tbo Advontnrca.of Capt. For*;
rago aml*Tagun D'Hogan-by H. H, towkeurulKe;
tfecdnd edition; with a ljograpUlcornotlco;ocrUcatiU»-
quiritlon bjx tbe i»ork, ana pxplnnatory notes; with, illua
tratroiu tom original designs, by Darley, ...
Tho Arabian Niglit Entertainment; : embollishal TfltU
nearly one hundred engravings; anew edition—BYp;.car<*
poetry, for declamation m schools, academies, ljpeums* col
laws; nowly translated or compiled, from .coiohrotetl ora
tors! authors nnd popular debaters, ancient- ana modern*-u
treatise on Oratory and Elevation, notes, explanatory and
b armory.' Al-
Drawin S for S'* ool ”' , A3^:
,wi hi w >,lch nil tho members of n lnrgn clnss nro taught
at one. with ncntnow. 'UDUhrnuty ana accuracy,—
1° ton, II- Coo, teacher of Drawing.
" i t! O. MQBQANYW Wooilst-;.
'SewHmici
ipsTß SOSO, ns Buns hy Jjnny
(tt gonffof the Exilo; hy^
V Eto’B IMißht, (UncleToraVCahin.)
Gwvtc of /Washington.
Early Lobt, Karlr-Sa™*-
Sailor Boy’s Last Dream,
Mv SonliflDark..- . . - • u .
thP
■ Echo or Mother. ~ ,
Allnmlrod YrorsAgo.
Jamie'* on the Stormy sen.
WUlno Maiden Marry* Mej Ly Klcocr.. ..
Poor Old Have;
Thu Better LnHiL * „ .
SecondGrondo Polka <le Concert; PSrWftJloc*.
I Beview.pplkiirWtth ahcautiful.fttmthipleco.
My B&Jjy’B Polka,
Glradcm do, •
Kowblrd . do.
• Olytapta do.- *
Audon Bchottififcb. .
v Castle Garden BchotUsch.‘
-v Graeo •.;;•• /do. ,-.v
. Talisman,Walts; by-Strftko.«cli. -.
i Aorora Walteea complete. '
Aaeen ol the Palsies Waltz. . .
■•■;Kiddusrf)ocker4laldtStopi'
General SeotVs Qukfertcp.
AXS)—A nerw supply OT Undo Tom; Death of Uttlo Eva ,
Death of St Claret-ana Eva’s ParUng; together-witti many:
new Polka’s, Waltzes, tc,
Jost received and fla sale by
. CC^L' ’*' ■■■ 70HX U, 51 KlctOB) SI Wood street.
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY EKVIEW OF THE HAEKET.
* Q??ice op Oaht Moajnjro V ’
... • Tuesday, September 7,1852. •./ '. Vi -
Basinet yesterday, :was exce(4ingly duU
articles of trade. Flour. QudGraiQ.'.Therd were no receipts,
.consequently we Irntfe but few. operations to. note;;
cerics we have but .few transactions, principally lap small
way to the city trade.
! ASHES-i-Wo' find the market firm fbrSoda, with sales
ported 0 mo?. -No change In other sorts^
; FLOUR—The sales wese principally from. store. by tho'
dray load; we noto one sale from storo-of GOhbla at $3,50 »
12 extra.do, first linmls, $3,60;. 20 bbto $3,50;: by tbe jlray
load $5,50@3,G2@3,75.
BACON—Wo note pales of 60 : pieces Rbouldersat 0; sidid*.
do 9; 800fi>shams 11^> ICOOlbsinreriorhamsat 10; 800<lo
slippery shoulders 8.- : :
OATii—Sales of 187 bits at 31)£
BROOMS—Thcr© Is more enquiry for Brooms; we hare
sales of CO dor. at $1,25; 25 do $1.37. *
. GLASS—Hick* Is a good; demand for Bxlo glass, nint pri
ces tond upward. Wo note small sales of country at s2@
2,25? box.
CUEESB—Wo note sales In lots at :
WHISKY—SaIes are made at 21)®21, as iu .quantity and
qnnllty.
FISH—The demand Is good Ibr No. 3 Mackerel and sales
regularly made at $8,25®8,75; Trout -sB^s@S,so. -
: SEEDS—Wo noto sales of Timothy inn retail way at
@2,75, as In quality.
WHITE LEAD—Sales 200 kegs pure at $1,75.
' ARRIVED.
Steamer ‘Atlantic; Parkinson, Brownjrvino;
; • “ • Baltic, Bennet, Brownsville. •
.■:■«• ■ Thomas Shrlvcr, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Michigan; No. 2, Botes, Beaver. :
*• Ocnwec, Sinclair, SPKeesport.
*• • - llartlJard, Uoslett, • ’
“ -Unit'd States Aid. ——, Cincinnati.
ExchoiageiOonwoll, Wheeling.
■ .luUal)sin,>rVny, Zanesville;;
11 • it on. Gaines. Force, Cincinnati.
; DEPARTED.
Steamer Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
•* Baltftyßennot, Brownsville.
Thomnii Shrlvor, BaUoy, West Newton.
“ Mlohlga?W-N0.2..80ie5, Beaver;
‘‘ : Sineleir.'M'Keesport
“ > Evcliangn, Conwell, Wlwellog. •. •
“ Financier, Poei Cincinnati, •
«. Jtetum; Stoops, St; Louis.
Wcducsdaf Packet for Clnctmuitli
M 9, ... Tni newand Cist running steamer CINCDJ-
Lett^si^XATi; ; Bai» Master, will leave regularly every
(Sy&s^rWJSXESDAY.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
dec3o . ® ! • - ■ 0. B. MttTEXBEUGER,
For KittMuUng a&a fotflib.
nn». • Tfis light dnmgbt and pleapant steamer
mON.Cspt.sliUixilAm will learn tho'Alle-
QB&hiixzx Fgheny whartoa Horn lay. .Wcdaopday and JFrt
ilayn. at 3 o'clock, V. for KUirmning and Catfish. For
- freight or passage npplp on hoard,:.; ■•;;-v:'. : bovl8;/.
For Long Keacb,Marietta, Parltcriburg,
and Gallipoli*.
mbs*, w The fine stcaater GOV* 31EIGS, Setckk, Jla.*
will leave ftfC; the shore and intermediate
•Qa&s&afctastfpolnts every Tuesday* at o’clock P. 31.
• • For freight or i>as?*ge apply On hoard, ortc>
*1,2 ; - - : JOHN YBACK, Agent.
: For Marietta and Ilockinpport,
,p., Xim fine Pteamer PACIFIC, SU-voca Slameh,
wlit Icato for the nbovd ondintcrcncdi*
port?- oreiy TIICKSPAY, at 4 o’clock, P.
5L For ftpisht or opply on bofinl. or to
.3!. WOODS & SOX,
No. fil 'Water rirtxL nnd C 3 Front st.
Marietta* Fartteralrarg and ZXocfclngport
■ PftCliet«
ll ts *v 'L : Tho steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A. S; Coast,
lflfc-?wHtgMartcr, will leave Pittsburgh every Mouilay, at
returning, will Icato Hocklng
porteTcry Tuesday, at G o'clock A, 5!.
Passengers and shippers may rrly on the utmost acedia*
modnUon and promptness- • W« li. WHEELER, •
mnrC 1 24 Market street •
FPlffi nntXi'nugnwU-oftcr.aur Intrrml of.faur year?,. lim
X ogsto.-resu»«llmalac/fl. Haring complied with the .re*
quislUvUf of the Jaw wcutatlngSfilM at Auction, arid haring
procured a first rtA£« Uwa'e a* Aurtfaruvr for the City of
Pittsl-urph, hi' offers bin pen Uw A* Rtirh to Ms fHends and
the public cciieraJlv. With, an ;experb*nre of.marly thirty
year*, in this llo*cf hudnesy lie hazard* nothing in faying
that he wl)I!*e enabled to giro entire satis faction ta&lilbose
who mav firl dlsjwwi to patronise h! to.
P.McKENKA, Auctioneer/-'-.
V to the principal City TMcrehagta. • :;•' ;-. jy9 : :
Auction—Dally Sales.
A T thfi Commercial comer, of Wood and
A. Fifthat 10o'clock,a gcuera}>KtortnJcnt
of Seasonably Staple and twly Clothing. Bools
and Shoes, Hat* Cap*, **v
. AT U O'CLOCK, T. }U *
Gnrolcy Qtteerowaro, ClaSwnre, Table Cutlcrr, Looking
Xihvwes, Nimrand Second Dind HonwhoUt andKitchra Fur*
jdture, ic..
AT 7 O'CLOCK, V. M.,
Dooi#, Statioowr. V&nry Articles, Musical 'la’lrumrat*,
;Cuilery, Clolhlnp. Variety OfAl*« (ioW o&d
Bilter cfatrlips. Ac, r - P. M. DAVIS, Auctlanpcr. fja3l:tf
Vjnupttvm.v Sept CL
i tCTION SALB OP GROCERIES, Ar.-On Thursday
J. 1 next. Sept fith, at 10 o'clock A, wIU bo sold, at the
*aon> of Mr. Thai. Apple be, corner of Tunnel and Wylie
tho balance cf hls . Mock of Groerric* and fixture#, as he i*
of every varlctyof artlclcsusu.
oily found la A well regulated fomily gtorery.^ \ Batoporitire.
I*. Aueticaoer,
Store ghd dwclliDgTo.lAd. ;; . ' -■..iacpT
13 ARM FOR twenty-three mile* from
1 Pittsburgh. in Ikurer county, fcavisg.tfte advantage of
the Pccn-iylTaaia and Ohio. Railroad pawing through tho
raine, ronsMcnMe ofwhlrb l.irlrer bottom. Enquire
of J. A* Sholes. Know on: tfyi flr fn ?*i IWTffP"*-
' Honr-ft ttftif lot* In Bwvnd Stiwt, la the First
Ward, ut*r Redoubt alley. Euquireof John Mellon, Ewb,
or to I*. M’Ktmita, Auctioneer. •
Ala>—A valuable lot. fronting thirty fecton Fifth street,
extending hack one hundred and forty-fire feet. Enquire of
Mr*. Matthew Stewart. AUeghohyrity, or to
nu. 23. _' P. .WKENNA, Auctioneer.
W. O. McCABTNEY, Auotltraeor.
f JlO TAILORS—For wOn, the Stock, Store Fixtures and
I c£Ood will nf a Clothing Store, on Wood Street, tn a good
siinauno for business. To person* wishing to enpgtf in the
business this L« a good opportunity as tbe present owner Is
edno to retire from that Dnsine«ji. Kor tenns apply to
augl? VT, Q. McCARTNEY. Auct.
OAK bUMls*‘fl~SO,ooo fiwt Oak Flooring Board*. for sale
by . fsepa) • SMiTil & BISCLAIU.
- jtfoticev =
k K application will bo nuulo at the next session of tho
J\_ for tUncfcartcr of a Bank, with a capital of
Throe Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be located at Pitta*
burgh, ami called the “ Western Bank of Primsylvanla.”
Harrisburg Union will pl«wo copy In >Vi*ok!y iwper.
' fjeSSiCm ■ . ..- . • - .■. - :'• .
o. anctmsur, u, r>.
ASSOCIATED in tho prnrtirs* of MEDICINE, from tliLs
, iinte. Will occupy tho Other hitherto occupied by Dr.
Dnkp, fitO Ponn street, between Hand and Wayne streets. -
N. B.—lt Is desirable to have ibo ncconnt* on tho old
books settled up. aufrlrn
Kotlco to Mockholden,
tIMIE Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
X Railroad Company, are hereby, notified, that the second
Instalment of Are dollars per shore is now called In, and
will bo paid into tho Treasury of said company, on or before
tho 12th day of August next, at the Treasurer’* Ofllee, No.
40 Wood Ft , Plttsl uvgh.
■ By order of tho board of Directors;
jy2S:tf WM. A. HILL, Treasurer,
Spencerian Cqimnerclol College,
‘ (UTK 0. JL CHAtinmiVS,)
CORNER OF MARKET AND.THIRD STREETS,
PiU*bunjh> f\tn {Third Floor.)
13 P. GOQDNUUQII, Practical Accountant, and highly
accoptlblo Preceptor, recently of Cleveland' Co turner*
riaUOollegej will direct, permanently and eflktonllyy tho
Bookkeeping department.
R. C. SPENCER, Associate—Teacher of Commercial Cal*
eolations and Practical Chlrogmphy.
' •: The present proprietors confidently assure the sober Wind- ;
edpublic, that no pains or reaMmnblaoxpeu.iohave, or will
be spared, to render, the advantages erf thin Institution sec
ond to none, and profitable : In; gystmatUlng the business'
energies of the aspiring youth of our country. ■ -
HSf Taniitt—Full Course, $40,00..
• . : P. R. SPENCER,
’ Principal and Professor of Penmanship,
aul&a*w and Teacher of Commercial Correspondence.
JOHN w. TWICHEtLi.
Twloheir & Blogriage*
.... Corner of. (Annmcrctaland Pipedrtrte, . • ,
TTriLL Promptly Attend to oil consignments ond unn-
W missions ontTivstcd tothem, and "stlll makollbcral
cash advances on couslgnmeutaor Bills of .Lading-itijhmid--
Orders for tho purchase of Xicod. Qnuu, Hemp and other
Produce, will bo promptly filled at tho lowest possible prices* ;
and oil tho best terms , x ..... .
- They will also undejlalce the .settlementmid collection of
claims of Importance; and hope, by their especial personal
efforts''and attention to;all-the Interests of their flrioml/y to
give gonertd satisfiicllon;, ' ‘ : - .
•i ‘ ' n£F£Wi!*C£3» -
Geo. Comer, Bt. Louis; / Kilts & Morion, ’ CMpnailL
Paco&Bacon, ' do; Strader & Gorman, do;
•Chorlcsa, Blow & Co., do; Hoiea A Frazer,. - , do;.
Chouteau St .Ynl!c/. do; Springer * Whiteman, ; do;
Doan, King A Op-, do; K..&C..YarnaU &Co.,Phlloda;
:.T.\V.ButlerAßro.,PUtsbh; Morgan,J.M.Bocfe AMorgan;
D. Leech A Co., ; do; B. B. Comogya, . do;
Win. Holmes A Co., do; Shields A Miller, . ... do;:
Blow & March, '.Kew-York.*" & -
A. G.Furwcll & Co., Boston; W. B. Reynolds," JLoxiLswille;.
Howard, Son & Ca, do; U. D.Neffcoinb A Brp.* do;
T- C Twichell A Co.; Commission Merchants, New Orleans.
COMMISBrON HOUSIS,
FEW ORLEAX&
miaS long established Ilofase confine their attention
J_/strictly to Bales and . purchases on . Commission, J and to
Forwarding business generally.
/. They, solicit* cohthiuance of the liberal patronage here*,
tnforoclren them. ' • • • . •
fl u2l • • • TParebfem
Cleveland and PUtsLnrgh Railroad, to
Cleveland* Pare to Cleveland s3»so*
TielceU through Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
- ' Alihbaukit, CWuwb»j,'ttnd. Cincinnati., -.. •
fpi£E new and fest running steamer Forest Citt leaves
1 Monongahelawharf, foot ofMarkGt. street, r
every morning, (Sundays.excepted,) at 8 oclock, .
tonifetlPg ntTFollsTiUo w|th the Express troinsSSSSHSk
bf tha'Cloveland and Ptltshurch Railroad, leaving Wdlsvlllo
jit 12ifi P. M.,mul arming at Cleveland at 6.40 E. JL, and,
i»im«lihgMth v sfcmnboat ftriMedo/Detroltj Chicago* .
w&Ukie, Buffalo, and Dunkirk.
v passengers leave Httsborgh In the morning, antltaketea'
•nbxtovonlng in Chicago. • , - . - ; ; T
Pawengers going to Cleveland via Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, are put out at AlUenco (by the 8 SO A. ST. train) at
1 p M.rmtf (by the H A. M. train) at 2*45 P. SL, where they
have to *ait W 3 P, if, for train ftom WbUfr
vine; which tokos them on to Cleveland, arriving at stop;
thne and in same t«dn of cam tis those who go by way of.
checked'through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland,
niiboSn tho steomer Forest City. • / •• -- • ■ • i
• For Tickbte, Apply to' .• • • * 1 JOHN A. CAUQHRY,:
, nw Agento.&P.ltJL&>.
Office to Monongahda House, "Water second door
from corner of Snuthfielfl. * ,
■».: tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to-Al*.
iiftUrai aid iho GovclaUd and Pittsburgh Railroad; from AL
£B -
POET OF PITTSB UEGH.
2 FEET* &IKCJIZS WATER Iff TQE CTTAITSEU
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Cord.
P. HcKENHA, Auctioneer,
Co-Fnr< ncrahtpi
«T* LOUIS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
a* a. titimoLGi
.TTrHOLSaAZi&JLADIEa BOOT AND SHOE MANOTAC
• YY next door to
the Merchants* Hotel, ptgiABELPIHA. an2ov3p»
D A VXD *COOPEE,
/“WMMILfiIOJr MjatClUNT.for the sUe of FISH, PRO
-VISIONS, AC., • A T o.:o‘xVorfA i irAortw, PHILADEL
PHIA.- Agent Express Linoßoston Packets. :• an&fcy*
. JON. PATTERSON, JR.,
TMTORTEITAND* DEALER; IN LIQUORS, IVINES,
X - TEAS, t£c~ -No; 35 -Nouth :BsCoin>. sntEzIy.PHILA-.
DELPHIA. ___ au27.ly*
:? MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,
.SECOND ST:, ABOVE ARCS, T.IIIhADELFHIA,
31. ARNOLD & 8, N. SMITH, Proprietors.
;> Terms.. One Dollar per Day. • : ; mi27fly>
*% OSTHEIAI)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BRANDIES, Glfy :
Paosi-'stirErf, : (corner ofWaP
nut.) PHILADELPHIA, au27ly
JAMES. B. FIDLER, i
T\EALLT. IN WATCHES, JETVEItRy, SILYER WARE,'
A/ Aft.,- No. .13; South Second sited,' PHILADELPHIA. - .
- N. 8.-rWatchcs ami Jewelry carefully repaired, on. tlio
ahort^tnotice.v r . attf7:ly*..
‘ PETER K. LANDIS,
IfXf IfIILF/3 ALE end Rotiai Dealer In COTTON-LAI%
*YY YTADDING, Lamp Wick, Tie-Yarn, Carded Wool, and
Twine, iVo. 38 Norik Second street, PHILADELPHIA.
: -au27riy* • •. ' *■ ■ .•.■■■•.. :■■■■ •
GEORGE & JAMES BENNERS. :
TXrMTB ANI>:L£QUOH MKKCJIANTS, No. 117.;Noeth
•If' Second STREET, PHILADELPHIA, hare constantly
ott hand, French Brandies, Holland Glu, and a general aa
eortment of FOBKION WINKS, • Alio, all kinds Of Ameri
can Bplrltß,Ac» •' '• ' ••• •- : . . ou27:lj*
J,
T. MT>tlS(i.. ...J, B.- BHOUETU. A. 8. ASHJIEAD.
. BHOBEH, BUNTING &. CO.,
/COMMISSION MfcftOllANTS.rmd Dealnra in Pure* OILS,
•v S*! 0 !. teacApUon,'. CANDLES, WUALEBOIfB, 'Ac*
iV’o, 14r Smith Wharxts, (betwecn-Mnrkefc and Cbesnutptfk,)
PUILADKLPHIA, ' 0 u27-ly*
Thomas C« Garret t dfc Co'.,-.. “■
IjrPOBTEBS of WATCHES ami I’HATED WARE,
and Mannfaciurers of.SILVER' WARE and dEWELRY.
CHESTNUT ST.» oro prepared to
sell at the very lowest prices: at:- which ■ Good* In their line
aro adrertiEgd. .; ; . - ■ : . au'2&r
JA3IES B. susoif.
•TAMBSS.BIASOS &CO.,
HATH removed to their NKW GIrANITJI BUILDING,
108 Worth Front street, (above Arch streoeyDlULA.
Dl&piUA, Trbtrre they mooit&cturo l-
Blauon’s CeHbrnied CDallenec macklne!
. BLACK WHITING INK, BIDE INK.
Ac. their manufactures warranted Of r.uucrior
quality. -f. ; , ■ auSfi'iim
IsAAtJ K. -...JACOU lUIUIX
STAtPPEH CHARLEY,
. • - . (BUCC&JBOES TO 0. COXBAD.) •'• ? - -
r \tf ATCILMAKEUS, JJTWELERS, and IMPORTERS" OP
f V HATCHES, iVo. 00 Worth Second sirert, corner of
Quamr, PHILADELPHIA; ; For rale, an assortment of Gold
and SilTer Patent Lever, \Lopiuo 1 and Plain Watches, Finn
Gold Jewelir and Silver Wore. ■
Repairing promptly attended to.
BBITTON 4 CO,;'
FEMTIAtf BLIND AND WINDOW SHADE MANU
. y FACTUEEBS—*Yo. 40 J\r «Swnrf, yjrw A (below Arcb*
west fide,PHILADELPHIA. Lc-llered-Shade?; ft>r S torus
and Windows, painted to order. Also, Reed Blind*, 'Buff
Shades, Ac.
>. N. B.—-Sash Shut{«rß and Doors, constantly on .hand mid,,
mode.to order. . " nu27:4m
AIiLIUONB A r
10 NORTH WHARVES AND S 9 NORTH WATER ST
PIfILADELWTIAi “
rxmnsa for sale
-Klee; , Spirits of Turpentine »
• Tar; .■• ■ . •■. Pltriij •
"Rosin; Alcohol:
Burning'Fluid; Vine Oil:
; .. Sperm.AVhalft A Tanners Oil.
CUAOI.E3 P. J10W1Kr........ KXfS BIITECi
ROWLEY & RITTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• *v -A5» wimmajj! mveas a • - •
NAT Al* ST 0R E SAX D TAXX i? RS O ILS,
No. IT North Wutvrve*, PHILADELPHLV
CONSTANTLY on hand, tit lowest market- prices—
i Bank (hie v-, Tanners Oil; Soap Rosin;
Straits Oil; Paint Oil; :. • . ..Soda Ash;
*■: J&F" Consignments of Western Produce solicited;.
. ftu27&m* v ir
: MAIHSON HOUSE,
NOS. 37 AND 39 NORTH SECOND ST. t
(uiovc sunKtT hrnrxe,)... : PHILADELPHIA.
7TIHIB popular House la admirably situated fort hoconvd-"
. X nienco of person* trarclingciuier on basinwsor plea;?-
nra, bdoff ccar the New York and Baltimore landings, within
a short distance of the Past .Office I 'and Exchango, where all
the different Lines of Omni httwes rtart. going to all torts of
the city. . Ji OTERNHIJiK, l*roprietor,' .
auil7;Cm Late of Baltimore, and Cincinnati. o.'
Barber^
WHOLESALE AND RLTAIL CLOCK ESTABUSIIHKNT.
■ Swift Eml Otmer of Second and Chestmd sUertx,
. delpiha j v
“tB/niEßfimay be found* one of the largest and’best ti»*
. V| fortments of Clocks and Time Piece* in the United
States, la. qmmtltifrH to suit. of froth cingto.
Clock to our thousand Clocks; embracing urery variety of
style and manufacture, suitable for.Clmrcbe?, Halls, Coun*
tlngHoufcs, ..Parlors* Sleeping :Apartjiicnts arid KUeheris,,
Steam and Canal Boats mid Railroad Chr?.
.Al*o; Keafrral KiloApont for Happ’s lately patented Sclcn-
Utic Niche. (JoM Pen, Wholcsalo.and HotnU *, Qol& and fencer
; Pen IloUrr*andl'endls. and (i variety of Faney Goods,
i Those wUbingrtojmirciiaso will.Dml'U to Uiclr Interest to
i call, before puwbftfflng eli»wh«r<?; JAMES JJAHBEIV '
’ ■ Ou2. l >:y* . S. : E» gornar Che&tant nntl Second yfayVhlla. •
«A5i,T nowi*.
21. dfc J. M. ROtVE,
BROOM. ASB WOODED WAKE ’SJSO&E,
«W til Xurth Third Slrett, Thrrr. Doors.Mete*} Race.
Philadelphia,
MANDPACTCREnS ftod Wholesale Dcahrs in -All kind*
of UfOom.<.l*ra>*}uu, Buvkcis, Cedar Ware,- WUfcnrand
I‘roijrh liruslwn*, Scrub*, .Darters*
Mat*.. Btechlng. Wooden Wnnvofovury-de
wriptloo, &c-,ttiUiolowest-marketpricer. In Eton! and far
pair, Suw dpz. Firorj Coro ttroomv •
. ' ; t S>o doz/Fainto! Biicfeet*, assorted color*,.;
Cedar Churn*,
•. Wflnests Wash Tubs, .: •
. MK) nojita BwKct*. -
. ■<•,■. UftOUoi; Wall and ticrublLng BraJdu*?. .
AVR—Oldei*pfom{rtly filial and gooda pocked In the best
manner for traojfeftatioci.. au2s^m
WARE MATnTFAfiftmrafi
TIIK rahscribers hafingjust enteral into tiio a bote busl*
iw«£!n fiUjt* branches, taVo this mole of calling the
MtonUohofCountry Merchanta and others, to ihelr new
rtyle and. j>attenx#—'a!ao, the quality of material—as wo
Lamna. ood Lamp Screws; Ladles; Castor Frames‘. Bud
Pans; TnmMct*; Pitchers, with lids; IVifiVo Pot s * and Tea
pots; Slop Bowls; Sugar Bowls; Cream Cups; llecr Meaiv:
urn; Coffee Hoppers; Candlesticks; J?poons, of all sixes.
We will lie happy to rweeire orders for samples* by mail, nt
our places of business, Na IOR RACE feT., or:(IUAURY
ST- above Second, PHIhABEM’IIIA.
V CALYKRLEY A IIOLMK?.
X. B.— I The subscriber still conUones to maunfartoroCan*
die Moulds, Sfiigfcal ' Ac.; at' hls oil
place of business, N*o. 100 RACK ST., Philadelphia, to
which 1 would call tlu* special attention of Candle
jurors, (nugikaml JOHX CAJATSRLKY. ■
.j. i\ baxc, u. o.
DC
nu2tk2m
TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
First Class Hotel—Terms? Sl|so Per Day.
fIMIG subscriber, hfmng lately become proprietor of the
J. FRANKLIN HOUSE I ;,Chestnut street* between Third
and Fourth, PHILADELPHIA, and having Toduttil the
price of bonnl to $1,60 per Uay, gives notice that, uotwith-.
standing this roductiou, no will still continue to keep allrst
class House.
3 The undergonoexicuded alterri
tlonis and Is now fitted up arid refurnished in superior stylo,
for theToceptlon of visitors. The lower floor, formt-rly po* ;
copied by storey is now included in the Hotel, forming n
spacious -Reception JtooiQ, GontlcmohV Parlor, arid Dining
Room, thereby allowing an addition of --thirty chamberannd
several beautiful parlors, fronting on Chestnut street.; The
-Booms of this Hotel are superior to most others, being con
structed with parlor and bed chamber at
tached, well-lightedand ventilated.' Tholocation is unsur
passed, either for busitjotw or pleasure*
V ’O': BEJf.U. WOOLMAN, Proprietor,
'PhiladeJpfiia. '. ;
au2&3m*
CHAU. Jl. ALUIONO,.
CAOIiB HOTEL,
vjVb.-139 Korth Third street, l/f.twcm Raze and Hue.
Philadelphia.
ALLMQND & STEM, P«orai£XOßS.
31EHMS, @l,OO per day.—The subscrUxTH have the
jiuHhor Informing their friends end. the public gene roily
atihey hwotahenihe above well-fctmwn and(de
strvedm popular 3lou?a r which they haro fitted up with en
tirely ’Net* Furniture and Bedding, of.a suporior quality.—
TheJtousa has also been renovated and improved, in a man
ner which will compare favorably,, wit&thefirst-ehiss libtaL&
hi tho city, and cannot fall to give satisfaction to those who
•may patronise ittv •• .•
- The Table will always ho supplied with the choicest and
: most wbolestone. Provisions the' market affords; and the bar.
with thnimrost and .
(in short) shall be leftiqpdone to make the Guests
comfortable, and tho Proprietors flatter themselves, that by
strict attention to: business, they will merit and receive a
liberal VhcQUi’agemcnti. ■ .vr.anghgnr : r
. josara iiooßmos
BRITANNIA WARE.
Hall & Boardman, - '
Manufacturers and Whoiesaio. Dealers, 93- And 95
Arcb Etrecf, Phßdddphla---A'rc constantly prepared to
Supply, of tho bcstqptdlty, to. any extcnvthc following or*
. tides,' and every variety of • waje maniilactured from* Britan
nia MelaL •. , -
. Tea Sets,
Coffeepots,
ToaPots* :
, • Cream Cups,-
• Bnsar 80w15,..-
.Stop Bowls,
. - ‘ Molasses Cups>'
1 Children’s Cups,;••
-pUcbers, :: ; •
- / Beer-Mugs,
Mint Julep Cups, v
Plates and Basins* >
Castors,
i'W auSSjQm*.
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S.
, CITY CABINET'WAREHOUSE,
HO. 173; CHESTNUT-,BT.j{opposite Indtjxmdmct IIaJL) 1
, „ Philadelphia* I
FURNITURE, IN EVERY STYLE!
ComprlsinffLouis XIV; Louis XViElhabeUiftff and-Antigtic,
.: With Sculpture Carving and Modern Style,* • •
Mnple,'
All of Superior Oanstrpctfan,
And &niskcd In the bettf elyle, equal to, U not excelling In I
. u. Quality, the Goods of any Establishment. . < j
: ’ : ,‘-v,\ln the'TJnitl’d States.-' ~ . , : •
EMPLOYING nonobut experienced 'workmen, (sppwn*.
ticcs being aadusing-tkabest mo
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfiwaon
sm.' Amongst tha many advantages offered to
iatho Facility of Purnishins a Uoufc, cith-* in Hegnp* "'
Plain Stylo, completely ftomono. £ “‘s^}: s mlc and
.meaiw ailttao article.: iiicacb .ToWi> * n ®
trndity, m tha Iminenao £ I
idea of the fibbed r j*2
S y tfe,TiSto'n^erfStb arapsoontlgnoSCcna
- Packin gls ©U dopeinwo; ptor?, andFurnlturo
an? distance. -Vimterfr.toFhibJ
' ddt^oretc*pad» l i l y l s Tlt f 4 h 3 pntcbasecsor otherwise,
- anSSjlj •
\v • . ~, . ■ i^r ; '
V. \-s <: t < -
ie> >. *> %*? ,K * ’•»*.'■ ■S‘e..
„ , . *,t> ' ' f *V*
' , I *!* 1 ' 6 + »* i’j 5 r l- 1 *»*'<* 8 -* C- 1- V .. * A '
- H'"’" '
S V. *V* t
v.’
Si ifl§!
31 MOUTH WHARVES,
PHILADELPHIA.
SouplAdles£" ;. J .
‘.Gravy V-■ ;,r . i
Table Spponx, ; -v v
•Tea Spronv? .• •>' .[.->,
SpittooSfl,. - I
Candlesticks^,-;;'i ; f
•Fluid Lamps, •■ • •
Oil and Lard Lamps,"
Becanter.Stoppers,. ‘ 'p*
;: ■ • *./-'
Bed PitiB, r >' ; l;V’ : :“• ..-.
Chair Tuns; - : .'.-i .
Cominunlon^• ftcrFiwfcsets; jtcj
t..-.
-- v PHILADELPHIA.
hi
•m/rASBFACTDBKR AND OBAIBRiB Transparent Win-:
Shades, Oil Cloths, Cords, Tassels, Brasses, Sc
jK 30, y,,rth Third street, Philadelphia. margtCm
street, fhCadclphia. Jjgi, festering Pidotiug l . ImmSO-Ca
VfV. nirtAf-CT—-.-.- ,i,..—JXO* 8. COsaiUVt
BagaUVy Woodward » .€?o*, ■. *. ■ •
ISXraOIiBSALB GfUXJBRS-No. 821 Sliirkctrtreet,PMlft'
W delpbia. , M&r2o .
R. A. Croolcer dfr Co»j
IMPORTERS, aIANUPATUUBRS-ASI>3>EALBHS In Straw.:
Goods/bilks. Ribbons, Vtawrrft Feathery and other Miilt*.
nery Goods—-No. 47 and 4S Chetftimt street, and-No 1 .56 Souths
Soeond'fifa^CWcsti^e^P^aelipHn-^'v^^^janr^y,;!:
J* B* Boggg & Sony
'VTO'.ISO Chestnut street, *Jd story, opposite Masonic Hall,
hava teeeiv'wj their SpringPoahlcms- jujil .Goods, end
will rontiuua to rweive, by every arrival, the latest Styles
from Haris anti Lopdoa. .Persons vlsitiug the arc Invi
ted to call. All business of the lato firm of Leeds <fc ;Baetw
will bo settled by the®.
.. Philadelphia, Starch;
Flagg ( Flags t Fiaffß i
A TTENTION POLITICIAN B!—A full -supply.. of BAN
NEBS 053(1 FLAGS, of every description—Silk Bunting
and Cotton, with er without mottos, andptaffiysultablo for
-theapproodiingcampaign;. r - :V;-
Mass- meetings, clubs, societies, ami dealers, con bo sup*
plied with any quantity wholesale and retail, at low price*,
v Also, Bunting, for sale by the piece or yard, nt
WM. G. MINTZGER’S
- i v Fringe/ €dht nodiTaroel Stdr& : ; v =
No.Bo, N,-Thlrt street; BhlladelphtjuV
au!3:3m
3AUE3 .................r/SCOPIIILB*
• r James B* Smith d& Co*»
Book sellers and blank book manufactu
'ltEßS—of the Largo Blank Books. No. 207 Market
street, abovo FHth, (northside,) Pliiladolphla—Have always
on hand,. Cap, : Demy, 3ledlum and Boyal. Ledgers* Journals,
Day, Invoice andCaah Books. . Aldermen's Dockets,'Minute
and Memorandum, Foss, Receipt, Copy and
. Cyphering -Books. •. ALst>—A large nrsortmeut of Jlcdlpal,
Miscellaneous and School Books., ':
• Country Merchants, Booksellers, Banks and Counting
Booms supplied wilh-every variety of Blank 1 Books and
.tiom^yvM : Teiy^lovhprifea. ; ''^";CmaigQrtkn.x-
' 7 Dorld S 'Bmr.n &.Co., - "
:- ■ JVbAi'3B: <n\d 40.- South:Ftaht' ifrierf, Ptixtafidrihid. • ■•••.
SELLING AGENTS,
IJtOlt AMERICAN, COTTON AND WOOLEN GOOD&-
. From many of the most approved manufactories In the
country, •
; PRINTS—From Uuj Merrimack, American* Dnnnell A
Co.'s, Washington and Manchester Works. -•
COTTONS—From tho Conestoga Mills, Lancaster, Harris
burg. Walahom, Hadley Falls, New Market, and many others.
WOOLENS—From Soagravcs, Sextons, Broad Brook, and
many other superior Caadmeres, Satinete, Jeans, Broad and ;
BoaverClotlut-Flftnriels,Blan'kets,\Emhrblilemi : aiid : Plaln
Shawls,AcnAc. • ■■■...■ ■ • '-•••■■// au!9 '
Colton <£• Burt, ,
ROGERS AND TEA DEALERS—N. J 2. Corner of Chest*
Aj nut and Tenth streets, Philadelphia—Would respect
fully call the attention of those Famihes in-Plttshargh- and
vicinity who arc wishing toobtalaat any time a stock or
SUty of Choice Family Groceries, Tea.-*, Aa, to our odver
ent. Wo have no hesitation. In saying it will be greatly
to their-benefit, if visiting, or oven to mako & special trip to
Philadelphia,- to call ana select, such, articles as they may
wish from our extensive and well selectedassortment of
gixxte constantly unhand* which they: can purchase at least
ID or 20-per omt. cheaper than in Pittsburgh; .
v Goods. neatly ; packed dndrsimtns requested.. Particular
attention paid to Tens.- Come onre and you will come again.
Catalogues containing a list-ofthe various fstoro
may bo obtained at the office of this paper: - mr2o:y ;
Charier H. WHUc, T
•■VTO. 23ffChcntnat street, above Nintis, (south side,} Phila
.‘x\;dpfphia,.ofl,er?ifor salc,ht. Bed need Pncfe«,.& fine. asfiort
ment-of Ready Made FCKNITCRK, of Superior Workman*
ship. comprising all; Ihe latest European styles,of. Teto-a*
■Teta<v Solas, Clinira and Etogurs. Also, Sola Tables, Kxten
islou Dining Tables, Refreshment Tables, Music Cases, Piano
Stools, Ac;.Ac.CHAMBER-FURNITURE, Drcsringßureaus*
Mattresses, both of Hair and Spring
'—a lino article.
- Just opened,- a fine assortment of RROCHATELLES Extra
peten.-qumrters wide, and nnrrow widlhs to match, of all the
'fijU<wii^«Vi^ , wMdiiuß'Teiydcsirab!e’jbT ; Curtain-:Hahg-'
; ing%..vl2.‘-Crimson arid: Garnet, IMmson and. Gold,/Cherry'
Damask, Blueand Gold, Green and Gold.: ;' ;j".;'mariteQin -
ratUJUIG&EHU UAU.
MASBFACJTOIUNU ASSOCIATION l—Carpeting and OH
Cloths An Immense stock for: the Trade arwl IToase
keepers, J.:SldheyJcinoß, at
.the same old successfhi; place of business, whefe .tbr nearly
half a .cehtuty,-himself ami -father have traded with the
public, at: the most- reduced, prices, tor. Cash or.dty accept-
r--,HO
. Thmshundrcd hand and power looms ora now running
lyvtlm-Carpet iloll Association,-of Working . Women and
Men,.. Kfty of their sample loams mu boinspected at CAB
PET HALL, IS oiid 20 North Second street first door below
Christ Church, where > upwards of-5000 pieces of .Velvet
Brussels, Tapestry, Venilian and 'lngrain can. Also bo ex
amined.
Our different Agencies in Boston and Now York exchange
for all; the variem? fabrics ctade'ih.i'hb; United en
. ablingviHto guarantee .tho, lowest prices tor .what, wedonot
manufactureorlmport: ; V;;;;r .y •augSSdim
PBATT«BEATB,
yi(SBCOEBSOES T& ; DICKBtoT & C 0,,)
Market Street/ Philadelphlß,
■f-M
WA TORES, JE WELMtO&EANCr GOODS,
OFFER -TO THE TRADE AT-'JTIE LOWEST-MARKET
BATES.—GoId English llanting Watches, fine,medium
and low priced;
Gold English open face do, fine,-medium and law priced;
** -SwissHunting. • .do do ;da’. • do;
• **.. open fitw do do . do • do; •
da do do;
- “ '**- ' -l • openiawdo do -do • do; - -
. Swba - Hunting do do • do do;
. tqHjn fuco do . do do • da; ;
ant «* "■ »« do
u h Hunting do • •
Geld English and Swiss Chronometers; •. ''s.-.
The above include ‘ tbe otdebrated -mhkes -:of Jdhnson, ; 2s
Chnrch street, Tobias, Cooper, Robinson, Favre, Peytieu, Ac.;
and are Imports) direct from the manu&cturcrf!, thro*
arrangements made on the spot-by one of our firm. Wc
also offer a large assortment of .Towelry, Gunnl-Cludnß, 'Eye
Idassc.SAc. . . -■ t - .
■ Bronso Mantel Clocks: * .
* Siorhlo - ‘*
■■.. Bronze a Ornaments; ; •
Fancy Table Bella; - . -
Opera Glasses; Fans, &c~ Ac.. Also— •
Japanned Waitew, of every style::
• SUvcr plated do;.
Britannia Ware;
V; Fine liable 912$ jacket Cutlet;:
As vrcll 6$ every variety of Watch inateriaJa. ■ •
PRATT & HEATH,
SO Market tit-, Philadelphia.
au2o:lzn*
NEW YORK.
Wood & Grant) .
.7T)f7‘UOL'ESALE tiROCEKS* anil Dealers in;Teas, Coffee,
\V Indigo, At, Ae;-*VcL9o:’Jhmt street, NEVTYORK.
. Western Merchants visiting New Tori;, are rcspect
fullyluvltftlto giro ua acall, ■ ,au2s:ly.
cMSj§&' CARRIAGE MASERS,
. . Ko* 3GB Broadway,
I'Ww ATir roiJic.
: - -C36*. Our Carriages are made in this Csty,uxnlcr our awn
pppcrvisioo% y- anSTtSm; i
51 ETHUtOtITAN HOTKX,
jwjoADfntr, iOTrrotf*.
THE Metropolitan \tlllbo completed and opened for the
• reception of eotnpnny, September the: Ist.* Price of
hoard, Two Dollars per day.. ■ ri
mild • SIMEON LKEASD COW •Proprietors:
n, vr. CA5nxu).:,.......... p. fowlsb.
D W. CANFIFLD & POWhEB,
SHIRT MANUFACTORY AND CKNTLEMJ-iN’S-OUT
FITTING STOKE, Ab. 3Q3 Jiroctdioay, (near Warred
street,) NEW YORK. JB&~ Stocks, Shirts, Bosoms and Col*
laris made to ordcr,at short notice, and vrarranted toiit. ; .
HJTJCEY QIACK..MOXEO2.
BAJ.X, BLACK & CO ,
(SUCCESSORS TO MAttOCASD & C 0.,)
AifAKCEACIURKES AN'DnWffiTKlt3 0F SILVER
•JxL AND PLATED WlttEE, Diamonds, \Ytitc?ux t Jeu*-
• fJry, tfc., (Sign of-the Golden Eagle,) 347 Beoadwat,NEW
YORK,south, comer of Murray street, opposite, tho City,
Hull. naffi-Sm*
- Fall auU'Wtnter GooiJsl
TO MEHCHASTS, TAILORS AND:CLOTHIERS.
T)I}KI7S -E.CIUN’E &, CO.. 53 Maiden Lane, New. Yons,
Xt aro now offering an • entire now and cbotew stock - of
Goods, adapted -to MKVSWEAU, consisting oF CLOIHB,
CASSIMERRS, VESTINGS, JUSAVER and MLOT CLOTHS,'
TRIMMINGS, with ©Tory, description. of seasonable
Goods, adapted to the trade, to which they invito thoatten
tionofXhele Wends and dealers generally, t .v .
Those wliQvriship procure the iateststyles, at .thi> lowest,
prices, can find them by calling-ufcoh ns, - L ’
BUFGS E. CRANE,
JOSEi»II S. TAYLOR. f
FLORENCE HOTEL,
• • •.. ]XO. ■ 400 BROAPWAt, 2fs\Y YORK.
THE proprietor of this w?H known Hotel, altuatedon
tbd cornerof B and Walker streets, have thor
oughly renovated and partially refurnished: it, are now
prepared, to offer the. traveling, community'•; acwmmoditiohs
upon tho most fevorublo tenps and in thobeststylo.
The House bciDgconducteaon tlioEniT>peim plan, baa.the
most elegant and spacious Saloon.in the Eniteu" States,tiCK
getber with 1 some thirty- private eating, rooms attachcd,
. where individuals, families, or parties, can bo famished with
meals at any hour of the day or evening.
. The House Lv centrally located, and within forty yards of
the Nevr Haven Railroad Depoti where tho porters of the
Horae are always in constant'attendance, • .
.i»A7II>STEM«,
/ - Passengers arriving ip yorfc caniimn£dLate]y w*i3k lo
theHouse, .dylivur theftcheeksi\t thooffice, and fcaye their
Ifaggivge convoyed to. their Booms, without any clrnrge what*
ever, (which is no email item ot expcu£iun>iew "Stork.). ‘
. The.Housais furnished- with a fin© suit of. ..Parlors on
Broadway .Bath Booms, and all the modem improvements,
wUch .tcnd.to afford the travelor pleasure and comfort. It
is tho very.contro of all the principal places, of-amusement,
. and, in fact, every, way calculated to please gentlemen trav
ding, with their families for pleasure, or? med of.business,
that ore go occupied os to bo unablo todme at set hours. •
Heals sent to rooms- without extra duftcer'-t.> :• 'v : :
. JIKVBBH (lato of Boston,)
• _ ;
PAPER WiItEUOIIS E -
Cyrus "W. Kola & Co., f
/COMMISSION MCHCHAOT3, No. ll
L York, uro SOLE AGENTS in tho Cnitcd Sl4<m for
; , . : :
Tfetoris Mills Celebrated Il'ntiDg rsjwri
HusscIIMIII Snponor ‘ «
Genessoo Mills Superior WnO”S „
Un j.^v>fl'nHl l sSawl Seotrh lYrittngPapers.
priocipol Paper Manufiictu-?
. 'nipj’.orp also> Agoi oSet .[ ot sale. by. for, the:most cx
rers in of Paper: and. 3'nper 'Mp.nnfoctu-
*£‘'‘ an l ?- fcunJ to w «»7
ra , or the large and 'commodious Warehouses, No.
. w-ISr SSflf No. 48 Cliff street, No. 94 Beckman street,
,; 7. and ttCUff'strect.
vhrtr business tt ntrfctly ; , Wbo!csal? > and -Wnticg Papers
• bv thoCos®only* t. ... .
ar rheir facUiUES enable : lhwo to offer all
q < i^boib;^<to;^yi>onui^;^;^e.i6T^BagSJle“
made to order, any dzo or weight. Liberal ndvan
ces made-on ooTUfignments of Paper, Paper Alakertf Stock
and other merchandise, „ „.. . .
■ • The highest market price paid-in CASH-ibr ell Kinasor
Bags , - »r*mr
TTUIB BlaiNCr GENERATION.— Example, cdueatloivand
i respectable dress, goes fltf to promote that morality and
virtue desirable in youth. Parents aw. invited to ™« aj
GOTHIC HALL, and ; examine tto Btoch of 801 S CLO
THlNG—tholorgest la the dty—nil numu&ctured under
tho proprietor's supervision.
CHESTER, 74 Wood street
tv conKMOOBW of the late-£*o‘t TAATFH, MAQCIHJi ft.
T BA§r”to««movea to 113 Second rtreet, within one
Sot of V 004 rtreet, where they wfllcraittouo, aa usnahtn
tbo Cdniiilsaioni Eorwariling otui.'&odncebtuincss.Wing
tmi prepared tnfiH ciders, oßect ralevaddadrenaHmeon
sSSnenKohd feel oroSdent of rendering rattsfection to
tgoje-wljo 6to them with commands, oo!9-
- 1 \ L '\\
BEAM
* i
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'**' - A* '' ’
.moT24:<Hy >
&ST YENS,
.. i>.i t '
j i *„*■'**■ *
<~T T ■•' :.-»**»-•. V: ~
FOB-SALE Am TO LET.-/
TPO ÜBT-t-A- STOEEEOOM:—nonIif suit Jbr» ShwtiDi)’
“®lnsfitOroeerySlope.’ •
mar3ol ArnilTto s. OODLMAKN. U 8 M«rKat «fc
r l •*»> OKl&au tftetferfib. 2S» MM* »tttxUrya
ttu.mukotihoiiM,-trnd sall«bl® fcr W( bW-;
njqplringi cool place Appiy on IheprcmlWlo ,
■ - Ko, Fifth fitrcfrfc. .-.
LEl"—' Tho oilers EoTHi-nLLhe STvftKjukiM f
X now ncOTpiedjy Hwars WSUock jS£
ketshwt. Ash. EiSuLrSof
Janfctf CHAfi. IL PATJLSQy, Wood nt.
rpo LKT—TUK grOKIS ItUOM and yiXTtKFa ’npw ot*
ovUie isth »>
Inst.’*or terms engnire or, ’
• fllttP*-' •'••••/*:' " ■ ■ ~ • • ■■■ 1»» CIIjSSTfUI, 7X.3mithfield st.::
T?OK SALK OJS K.VCHAuNGJS.—A Lot Of 48 hy 100 .foet ..
•P Ou wblcV nro creeled: thrift Brickrund .two Triune
Houses on tlio rear; The. whole, tents. for. spoo, ond Is sha- .* •
AtedonPenn street, in the- Jfmth Ward. ; t v - •
THOMAS MOHttTT, X<k23 Fifth street.
For Rent.
T\ESUUBI/E BUSINESS STAND—I oiler 6r rent tho
1 / WAKUnOUSK now occupied by me ii« a DrupStero on
tto comer of Liberty and nandftreetii.
Pooecdon _
f ?OH SAIiK— A lot in Ailcghepiy City, fronttiig A) feet on
Beaver Ptreety and extending bncfc : CO_fbot to an pHofr
near the corner of Beaver . and :»iaekw>u streets. This prop:
***}?"s'to' imua *" a
i T K m 7 So. 29 riflh Street.
TTiOIt SALK—In Kant Birmingham, Iftreo aubstMitlaiaixa_
JC neat BKICK DWEELINQ HOESE3, throe
rooms each. The lots are 130 foot front by 120 fret * •
. Saidliouses are in thy renrend oftholots, leaving flafflclent,, ■
space; iu-frontfor tie erectlou of other buildings. v Apply to.
jy2o »* THOMAS ttOYVITT-, No 3)Ffcfttrfifc
*PttOPJSttXl T 1A litßl SEVJiNTII .IVAIU>J?U;&SAL&f-V "
JT A on CentreAvcnue, 32 feet Irantyaiul extending
back 118 feet, having on it a TIVO STOBX BBICK iIOUSU, y v
good wpll and other conveniences.
Terms—One-half cash, balance in two yeftrlypaymenw.
JyU AUSTIN* XOQ3IIS. No $2/Etmtth street.
T7»OK KENT—Prom the Istof
.jj Dwelling attached, on the t»mer of Market and *Fifat ■
streets—a good business stand for restore or Tavern, |tpclng.i
only one square from tlio river—will bo rented low to a good,
tenant. Apply toyy- V '. v -^y-yvE-rL-y
morls:tf-' ; WATJ’AIt DKAKT, No. 232 Liberty rt.;;.
TJVEDEKAIi BTKKET PKOPKKT V— Foil. valua
•Jj -bio Building-lots, each 2>foet front-ort Podere! street, ;
Allegheny, by 1 100 feetdoep to an alloy.; They .are eligibly
•situated either fbr business or refilden«%.bcing only a.-sbartj
dlstntoofrom_tho bridge, and a - central.'.ldeation._to ; both,
cities. They will bo sold soparately.df required.... Price, fbr.
each. $2,000; on terms accommodating.. . • ;.■
S. CUTHBEHX, General Agent,
' «?p4 r ‘ . ' SO Smith field street.-; .■
T?OR-SALB—A-most <le#ir»Mo. Country Iteaiacixf»,;«H>y
JC‘ taming about five acres ofXond, situate on flib Fourth
.'Street Boaa,ttlwttttljieeiairerfroni. ti»;cStjr; ottwhlch^thent'.;
Is auewbrjck cottage Dwelling House, of nine rooms, con* <•
venlcntly arranged; a good welfot Water rioseat.tho doorj_. r
a never failing cpring of water, but: a- few., feot-, from.-tho';
house; avreU finbbed 1 stable, and poultry house;:varioaw f
kinds of fruits apple, peach, pear and ebony trees, now—
bearing grape vines, Ac, All for wlent a speculation.: v
S.CUTIIBERT, General Agent, r . . (
-50. Smlthfield street-;
.K. ,-v v'.For.Sttle^':-':';
/pmUTY ACRES OF LAND iifiir the Bntlf!rPlaofcfto4d,
iXI smiles from the Cityj ®b'.ylrftih& tt' frame -HICEI« l fi* ; v ; -
S , ACXOUY,.4O by 551 feet, one story high-fateo; & Building ; :
connected with the above Ift by 1 1*5 feet. One Dwelling* Houwk
. 20 by -TP. foefc,- ohe. story
; tahwfc •rooma,furnished^
oae2o by It fecU tboothcr lPby STttet/lwenty acres of the.,
aboveis good Ijottom laud, the balrtbrewel l.timbered;’ ’ ; - -' • •
Apply to THO 3 MOFFITT,
ouglTi- • - ; . . yogOHfth street.f -
. A DESIRABLE Ifaatlori .fbr &.SADDLER, in the thriving. •
jtX town of Hanoveb, ColumLlnua.: county, 0hi0.... -The >
buildings on the were: croetad for the exprnaa ptir* : /.
:poso of carrying on the-Saddloand- Harness .manuiheture,'
. and on excellent btudnese-has been-dono in that ifno.."For .■
'further information,'apply to Joseph Keith on the '
or to It T. LKECX2, Jr-153 Mood street, Rttaburgh.
• not sold before the tint day of September, 1862,:. .
tho property will on that day be disposedof at public eale.r-~.
Qju:ettg.eopy''and charge Post. .■>•■.•■ je26:2m • *■• •
OHEAP0 HEAP PROPERTY IN TUli iiBVKNTU.’ WARD J?OR-.
SALE.~Tvro lots, each 20 fcetirerrontou. OrerbUtet..
:by 100 rteop on a sulc alley nf 20 fi»h on one lot ,U» a'good .
•Brick ITouHQ of tiro stories with a kitchen and couar, twbiU» ;*•
’two pnriors. three chambers and gnmt; also, fc larga*t>OTch:.
ia tbo r«-ar. On the lot adjoining the alley, is ftgOo(b2>nix&6?
House, a large’yard and garden, wUh.treo/y<&£4 toe location
-lls pleasant. , r The whole will be sold undivided, and can the.,
bought at a 1 bargain, as tho owner has made arrangement*
■-to go East.' - " fpVfflQ.' '.’ •r.-i’S:*
S. Ct?TilßEßT,.Ocn*l Agent., .
" ' ~
KISAL KSTATE i\)Jt A<TeS,‘With • itttv
provements; situate 10 miles from the Canal-Will bo
bartered fur Improved property Iq . Allegheny City, worth no£;
moro4han $1000,^:: : ‘yy -_'-V ; yi .V/r-'.^'y
. A pmiferty in Lawreneevfllo; desirably 'rituaied—4o feet
from by,143 feet <loop; good Improvement*; price *
Terms easy,. * . . ■
A TaluaLle.property of T-lfeet front by 100 feet deep - ; im ; .
proTcmentsall'new and good; pleasantly..rituated above
ltoperaaoovillo;. will be sold cheap* and .tenbseasy... ; :*■
: >?•: .?:•-■ .& CVTHBKK.T,-Ob&erai'Agent, '
V HOME IN THE COUKTHY—OS lA' For eaie,
J\. ft snug little 'Farm, of 41JrfT acresj-SO In pood trulUva.
tlon; oacTt* is choice meadow; *halaneo, i3'_prihiQ
timber, end pmoothlimdyajbout4ttCT«of (tho bank is : -
opcniftTid Apood road); an excellent lLmii stomjquarry.
comfortable* farm houses frainci -
ichoiee.-.frnifc,^applet*/ pears/; pluma; and" peaches, • •
wiQi'SMivltarTraits ; agreeably situatoonoqoartOT.!ofajnll6‘
trom riTer, &om ; .M'Keesporty audilS f.
from Pittsburgh, J , rico $1400;.§700. Su :him(l;-'b*dam:e at ■
$lOQa yeaftV;Jv-V -.^“..y V./"-/-.'---' 1 '
5, CXJTHBERTjOeneral.Agent,-
so.Smlthfield street;-' - •
East Pitt *trargti&WiifaJnsbnrg Property :
SAUi—ONfi LOT? containing one and a baif acre,
y fronting on Pennsylvania Avgnuo. . ■■;.. .
Twelve Building Lots, or large sluvixi £ast Pittsburgh, cs: :
originally laid out by Reis & Rithriage. *
ALSO'-Ono-BUbstantialtwostoiy llrick llaaße t ct&dtvtfi .
ty-nine Building Lota, la the village of Wilkinsbprg. - Also, ■ '
one, tw, three end -, n - w.-. •. ;
Touts—One-half cash; baiancein fiveyten, ertifteen
ve arsons tmrchasce xnayrranirc. Enquire ot-
HEXBY RKT3,
• ■. .■ • • at Warehouso of Ref
■• -o^uixP
nul&ltn. „ v „ .
iItOOMS—97 dos* to doso out, by
l su2T
SALERATUJi-- 100 boxes, superior quality. £bt eale.by > *•■•
au24 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
Tj'LBUANT BIUXJAPK SILKS—A, A. Masqx ■& Co-i have
• Pi just:reccived 10 pieces rich. ncw l*all . style Brocade
SU&s. acpl
es* FALL FASUIOX* m
Jglf srCORD & CO., corner of Fifth and Woodsfet, JSg
Introduce, ima j>j.y, tlidr FALLSTTLE ofi«8&
HATS. < They .Would also call ottention to tbeir-$3,00 and
$4,00 Fashionable Hat, Trhlch arc superior to any thief; be*
■faregotap atthafcprice. r .•■nnflftrttn
fl -ERMAS WASHING POWDER.—A large lotof this cx- .
\X cfcUent.Wajdiing Powder* warranted cheaper, than any.
other In use; and is not in thelcaatbddariomtothfidothing.
Itis an excellent article
cheaper and betterthtfn For sale at * •> * * >
iyahdaw • KEYBEIVS, ItO WooAstreet. ••
Assignment.
XronCE IS HEHISHY UIYEN, tbit JOHN P k HCTP& P
X\ WELL, of the City oriH ttsbai"h,li&s.sia£ta -all Affltea* v
OTetit
od to the said John I*. Hopewell, are requested to call <s± my v j r
Office, No. 45 St; Clair street, In said city,and tmikft payment
to mo. on or lwforo the Ist day of Octobers stixt; and
having clatnis aehlnst hinu wfllprcsenttbcta fbr settlement. ■■.
A. G. ItEINHAET,
'Assignee of Jobs P^UopetroH.
auSdoawfßwawCt
Another Fresh Arrtvnt at .No. 97« • .
T\ GREGG & CO., north-west corner of Wooa. ; ?treot ’
| and Diamond alley, are jusfccpentngn fresh, istock ot
Fancy Frints, Summer Prmtaloous,
French, Manchester... aud Domestic Ginghams. Together,
a complete assortment of Indies* Dress Goods; . A.lsa,a
largo stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Ac. 'These, together with,
our firmer purchases, ntakes.hjut' stock' tmsarpas3od‘hyjuiy ;
west of . the montalns—»to whieb.wo solicit tfairtdtqntlonL of
buyers* aa wo can ©flfer them on.tho most fhTtrrakle.tertna^-:
3 c4 D. GKKQG L CO.
. B. A* Falmeßtock*s VermUtage. -
T) 12AD the ibllowing testimony of its OfUcaey:'.'vv.
AV . -TioyrsrA, “Venango Cfi., Fa, May 25), 1851.
This is to certify that I havebmiuamgß.A.Fafcnortock > a■:
Vermifuge in my family for iheltut ten years, and bare al
ways observed Its good effects In cxpellibg worms; unlike
otherkinds ofYcrmifugewhich • I huve used, it does not
Leave a favor on the child, but expels the worms without any
injurious fQUcrfflng;' ; 'About'Eix- montha ; ago,:il
ono tmspponfpl of It to my little girl, l seven years old ; alter
taking iv she passed two hundred- worms.'; fVonly-amcntkm ■
thls.ps one among many instaUces ln which I h&Yo'observed
th& good effects of tbeVcrmlfugc. . - -- -sJaxes G.'Dxwson. ;:
.Prepared and sold by L ; B. A. FAHNESTOCK A C 0.,.
. aug&ktl&w •- . conflTr of First and Wood atreota.
Young Ladies Seminary* AUesheny*
TlT'lt. and Mrs. "N.'W.. METCALF, wilfcQinmcnce.theJrAn*.-
ItJL tamn Session on August SOthi at .their,
: dwelling, on Federal e treet, “ M'Leaa’a Bow.”: Mona. ?•; W.. :
Gengenibro is engaged to , instruct in French; aud Mona.'!!.
P/Gengembre,inl)Tuwlng and rainting... Scholars macyeti*
, tar atnny timo, and will be charged tuition iVom thotuno of*
entrance to tho close of thesesslon. Cases oppx^n^a.&a^ : .
nosswUl ho an exception to .the above rule.v TJdtoahUU
will .bo received, one half in • advance, the other half at the
ciqsoof ■
:' AH other arrangements the Mine as horetoDre, Which may- _
• be ascertained by reference to.the circular, ot by, applying- to*
the Instructor* ;V
Allegheny, August 2,180~
';.~rr7 Wflne*;: -.'-V'- -V. ; .
‘ fintTF imdcrdcucd begs leave to außounco to hJa friends ■ •
'T he has received a large, and With
of RHENISH and FRENCH
\vtvi-' which bo-can warrant as-puro and genuine, and
iwch DoS either by tho bottle or cask, Besides,*!** .
whs always ca hand, a largo and weD Boteetol
rn&CU OOQVUC BRANDI, HOLLAND GIN, and other *
Lioaors, all of which ore ot the '
t«i genuine articles. He feds grateful fi3t.ibnnar r ' ’
and Ft shall, bo bis duty to ntUtid.tobir ■
mcrly. , , ‘'
As ho baa made tho best and latest Improvement fbr-re»>.
tifying Whiskey, he can furoiah them of tho besf kfudAndi; , .
at the-lowcßt price...... ~ .F. FICKEISRN,. .v
myB •* Ncu 137 Lihcrty street.
FOR THE aiAURfIsTDI * "*
<‘ T)I1 YEFEDITFUL AND MULTIPLY ”;is a command
•*'. J 3 thatshonld bo cheerfally.ohejed.hy the children of ■
men. ’ Dr. LAIIZETTirS JDNO CORDIAL, orprocreatlvo
Elixir, prescribed as on effectual rostoraUvo in caies ot Dty
blllty, Impoteuey,' ori Barrenness, and nlfrltro&olmiUw ot:•_ :
not'nre. ttisaU tliatlt professes to be, ; vla: N , ataro>Gmt
Bestorotire and Hcmcdy, for those In tbe.manied state vrl(h>
out offspring. It Is a. certain cure- for Seminal Emladons* . -
General DeoUUy, Gleet, Weakness, of tho Genital Organs,
/Nervous Affections ,: Lcucorrhcca or. White- 'As an invigo*
ratingmedldno it is AlsOj a-certain; remedy '
for Incipient Consumption, Indigestion, loss of Muscular ■
Energy, PbyfilcalLnsdtmlOrTcsuuo Weakness, DohUity, Ac. ■.
It is warranted to please the user Jn any of the above coxa
plaints, and is of countless value to those without >' .
(butum Extra* —Find tho natno of Comstock. A Brother on ' -
-the Blxipper, cpd never &uy ii unlofls.you .fiml the'above -'r,
none,-as it baa been cxtenntdyccntnUrfeded of flatty Avoid' 1 ;
■’tb^^untorfeltaayoti'would
au27diwly . ' NO. O fit.
DR. BROWN, 4 No. 41 Diamond Alley, Do- n
fSSE& votes his entlrdatteniiop toon oUtoePractices tsmsi ■ :
w IBs business is mtatly. • confincj to Pntutev TBr '
Tene7torDtse«wr,unaj»ucb oninfnlafthnftnng. M
brodght on by imprudence, youtlifui lndulgcnw. and <3S3 ;
'.Syphilis, SyphiutioEraptlon«,GononrheaiGleeLBtxfctun
‘.UiothralDlscharges, Imparity, df the7Blood; with ail Disea- ■ c ‘
Organ. Skin Diseases,- ScorbutioErtiD- ’ '
tioufi. Mercurial
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The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, September 07, 1852, Image 3

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