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THE CITY POST.
SATURDAY MOftNmg;::;i:;i»»lOOgOBB,B 2.
BEHOGBATICiCODHTYTICKET.: i
tor ixercatsa—wnfiftt-TBS* «**xw f
. P. 0. SHANNON, _
■'.:rOXJOOSOSES3—WJBJtTT- BKO3TO :
> . JAMES JL GIBSON, Ptt» WWMaP
* *OB KTAK SKttttlßj ’ -
i JOHN BARTON, PUtsburgß.
ton Asaoßtr,
- SAJItJEI. TLEMISO, Pittsburgh,
A. J.‘ GRIB BEX, Pittrtorgh, . .
- . “>' GEORGE F.GIEHOEE, XdtrnmooTillJ,!
’■ . SAMCEIr McKJSE, Birmingham^
3. C. SIEWAKT, Plata Ttowrahlp.
fiOSBXf?,
CHAIiLES KENT, Pittsburgh.
. .. cocsrr ooianraiosm,
JACOB TOMEB, Pittsburgh.
• 'COBC2TEBv • ■
; JACOB McCOHISIEBj Pittsburgh.
AQDITDa,
STEPHBS WOODS. •:
paonro^otAET,
JSDWAKD. McOOEKIiEt Indiana. To , vniship <
PATRICK McKKSNA, PittsTjurgh.
. DEHOCKATIC TOWHSHEP MEEXIHGB. :
• llie PoihpCTsHcOcrantyCtoinTaifctco of Correspondence have
Gxed upon the following place* .*t which to hold Towsshxp
MEBtwoßprioptothoßtateislocttoi: - . •
: At TtTlkutfburghi.an. Saturday,October "24, at 7 o'clock,
P. M.
• ;At PcteroVold stand,Zndiana-toVn&lp/ on Monday* Octo
ber 4 tli, at 2 o’clock; 2?. St.
• AfrStewartstnwn, Shalqr township, on Monday evening,
Sctqber 4th, at 7 o’clock, P. M.
At Bast liberty,-Tuesday, October sth, at 7 o’clock, P. M.
, •-A.t-Rwmff B.Jims* ■ township, Wednesday, Octo- •
berUih, nt-2 o'clock, p.M. ,
Jefferson township, Thursday, October 7th, at
2 o'clock, P„ M. x N -
{attho ertek.) Charticra township,3?riday,.
October Bth, at 2 o’clock, P. H. - - • . -. :
•.MTemperaneoYillo, Lower St Clair township, Friday eve
ning. October Bth, at" o'clock, P. M, ' ,
At lawrencevflle, Saturday, October 9th, id 7 o'clock,!*. si.
At 3lanchc6ta\Saturday, October 9th. at 7 D t dock> £v5L
DAVID CAMPBELL, Chairman.
ASK TOO ASSESSED ?
DcuOcbits, arc too Assesscd T—Today la tho last- chance
'ou conhoTo of being assessed• before the Btato election -
Thlch take* placeon Tuesday,' thnlUh of October/ Every
roler.should attend tothUduty,fordntylt U. -We subjoin*
fsxiear.u aa eoald leamthotn, tho residences of the tnrioua
isscssors of.lhoclty: • • •
First Ward—Chart as Craig, Diamond Alley, between Wood
ud Market streets.
Second Ward—John WKety Smithflcld street, between 2d
indpd.
Third Wind—Joseph street, between
SVofii and Bmithfleld/ 1
>\mrtfcWard—Kichard Hope, Fayette,near Wayne street'
; Fifth Ward—David EUis, liberty street, /•
Slxth.Ward—Emanuel Eker, Clarke street, neat Itfgan st,
Seventh. Ward—-E. IL h. Thompson, Webster, opposite Ar
mr street* >
Eighth Ward-Jobn A. Sergeant, hear corner Cliesnut awl
Penn’a Avenue.
• Ninth Ward—Jamos ATCuno, Penn street, below Allegho
ly street.
Poix-llaibiko—There will bo a Democratic Pole Raising at
)oer Creek Dock,- Indiana township, an Wednesday, October
l, at3o’clock, P. M. , .. . :.sep29ddt.-
OcnCousrr week trill mark a new cm ia tho
agricultural and mechanical fairs In the western
iftrt of Tenney tvania. >ltfthGrto thcy.'havßfcecn hel&in. ;
narket houses, where the exhibitors and visitors were cramp. ,
4 end ' hampered In all their' movements, in addition to
whlch.tbe public wcrettotalive to their importance, and &s
* matter of course they were not so well attended .as they
ihonld have bees. The large number of fanners and oana*
Ktorers, however, who exhibited various articles at tho Cal r
ast year, completely removed the. latter objection by , prod a*
Ing a spirit of rivalry and »mpcUUon w which sowod seed
ho fruit ofwhicliwillbo reaped on Tuesday, Wednesday and.
Thursday next Kor can: the former objection be longer
irged,' since tho Board of Managers have secured three acre*
ground behind thePenltentiary, well fenced ia,provl*led
h largo numbersof stalls,sheds,'benches,. and amply
)lled with water,andotherconvenlences. Woare confident
that on ’pest week; farmers, numu&ctaTes»,'afifl all
re of the community will vie with each other la render
thfl exhihitian-nttn^rttvo,:;:'-: 'v;
It Is a matter of some • Importance to know who are to
iff Jadges; wo tekd plcasurcinUylagthdr names before
•reader*. tho more especially, since they ore so well quail*
fbr the discharge of the various duties devolving on
'Willi&xa. AOttison, liodjr Patterson, Dr. Goo. S.
***. J?aycttc tjv -
t!e*-*TC. C.Dann. Beater (Muatyj lTm. Hall, Robinson
/obn Ittnn tp. - .
oneep—J. A. Guy, Hadley tm IVm.Oos, Ml£Bln tp.j-Jamjs
\Rmoro,-..WlUdnßtp.
Sulno—-Wm. Boyd,.'WUfeln* tp_ Martin Clo Tor, jr., Robin':
on 'VVm.- Morrison, Ohio tp. ; -
-Dairy—John JfD Crossan, William Bonnet, JemwSlcm-.
yield Crops—J. JL Cnlhcun, Milflm ip., Jolio M*OUl, West
ctpuH.P,Btotler,Peantp.' - •
toot Crops—John -Sihreiber. Economy ; \
(ftacbeator: ML U.-Brown* • ; . • . .
Fruits—W. M*rtin,-6r., James TVordrop, U. Woodsy
Poulfcry—'Wm.-Tile, Ralph Bagaley, JohniLUtlc.
Ploughing--'WiUIAm Martin, Manchester; James Gilmore,
ilfctostp-, John M’Closlcey. Robinson tp.
John Murdoch* jr., Pcehles tp, JolmVoung,
/binßon tp., Benj. Kelly, Penn tp. -
Aipfenltural Implements—John Boyle, Indians tp.* James
['iiclv'y, Wilkins tp- Col. ffo. Espy, Chattier* tp.
Carriages—Jainos SlaUhcjra. John Kells M. A. White AUe
henytity. .1
Ch& and Cabinet Warn—George Barrio, V. Mulvany, Eli
antondso'm••• . w
’tsioTW, HoßowlViii'e, Ac.—James Thompfcn, 1L Pany, J.
.Warden. • •• *-. .
American Hampton, TT. R. Murphy,
’Q-Shea.- - -
oasehaJd Manufactures—Jacob Boyer, Snotrdcn; Ravil
jshUj Robert "Orr. • :
Fine Machinery—W.B. Crisp, Frank Taber, Major Wade.
Glass, Ac.—F. it Eaton, Henry Ulgby, John M. Townsend.
1. Gillespie.- . ■•"
1:78 Tools—John T.'logon,. Michael Whitmore,' Henry
White Lead* Ac.—John. Thompson, James Lemon, James
SjtfHSlV J, 'i'. \
Flour rad Grain—Sain act Barnes, John. DavL% Robert
ItApIC&KL / ;
jjcather—Robert Mackey, 1 Richard Bard, Jobs Chambers,
Miscellaneous—Bcnj. Darlington. Edward Ditiiridg®, M. I*.
■chuwtr»;Wm; M'Cully, George W. Smith, William Dailey,
Brunei iTClurkan. . '>•
ASBocxa.ts RsrontoflpJiryoDv—ThoTlrst Associate Jtetonnod
lynod of thc-Wesi, matin Dr. pKXSSifa Church* Allegheny
Ity. on 3aat !CueS(lsy evening. : • •
The annual sermon, outhe opening of Ute sessions, was
tullvcred by: Kdt.' AlEXArmzft S&ar£e,D. D., of Newvllle,
Tbe Bcv.- Johs .Dice, of was chosen
loderator
This Synod includes Western ;Ponnsylvral» and. Eastern
>blo. It ntfmbcrs nbont eighty ministers and us many
■ldere, the greater part ofwhleh'.aro present. The timo
Utherto has generally been occupied in the reception of
ic. .
This Synod was tho first ecclesiastical body In our country
o denounce the Fugitive Blave Law, and to .declare its oppo
ition. to tho execution of the provisions of that act by any.
ofdte members.-’. -r\” ■
Wx omitted to call the attention, as we Intended, of onr
Baders to tho advertisement of James Blakely, Esq.,. an*
bouncing his connection with Messrs. Conway £ Nichols, of
3t. Pauls, Minnesota, for tho purpose of locating Land War
rants In that flourishing Territory; and, also, for tho pur-
Waning of lands for thoso desiring to- settle there. Messrs.
3onw*y £ Nifhols. flit> menV we oiro inlbrm«L'ih whom every.
rcllonce can be in lowaand Minnesota
’or 6ome. years; rad ohe'of them being a practical surveyor,
hey have opportunities of selecting lands for. those who
nay fever them with, tbicir. patronage, that may in a short;
limi. be very valuable. Of Mr. Blakely wo don’t need to say
toiything; he is well known henvaud has, boon long ca*
pyl ta the Beal Estate business. :• We ore also Informed that
aods con yet be located within five or six miles of, the city
of Sfc-Binls.
• There will bo an. exhibition-of the beautiful Panorama of
Ireland at Philo ITal!, this nfternoon atS o’clock; . Doors
jpen at 2 o’clock. There will also he this erenlngatT o’clock,
itr Opportunity of viewing the scenery of a land which poet
xnd pointer have vied with each other to depict In Its true
xilors, and to which tho pendl of the artist In this instance
(jihongb of course necessarily inferior to tho grand original,)
lias-dono the fullest justice, should., not be neglected cither
by tho Adpptod citizen of this great Republic or by those who
larivo their birth-from freedom's soil. We arc pleased to,
obeervo that thc.pirture has steadily, worked Itself Into pnV
lie fcvdr; rad -tb at the' houses are nightly- thronged with;
the elite of the-city. Tho oral sketches of Doctor O'Reilly
lare of the ilghest praise, and the most excellent
thc psiuticg- . f
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Iml
m
’ Di3iSTi«cs Fn»—Hiatt <Hs Thursday night, utaut
elevcd o’clock tho foundry of M. draff & Co., on Ohio tano, Al
legheny City whs discovered to bo oa tayand before either
phglues or mcn-wero on tho gronud, tho. entire foundry
buildings wcWone class ot flame.' - It is not known how* thfii
firo originated, whether it was accidental or tho work or an
Incendiary/ The loss of Graff & Co, will be Tory heovy, as
there was bat little insurnneo elected on tho . building or
materials. They lost their entire stock of patterns, fallow :
boards, flasks, etc. Their.entire- loss will not fell shorter
£5,000, end the Insurance will cover only about one-sixth of
\ that sum. Twenty-five men and boys will bo thrown out of
K , workbyshishuaentabWfifb/ •
•Bunciant.—On Thursday morning, about 1 o’clock, two bu...
glare broke open a window of the residence of William Bake
well, Esq* in. Reserve township, a short distance below Mas'
.Chester, ehtamceintethehohso.
But they made so much noise that the inmates became.
jßlarmedj’&nd the rascals decamped.
IXT2XT.ro Kai-—Charles JrGoy was committed by the
Mayor answer a chorgo of assault and battery,
with Intent to kHI, on oath of James ‘Wilson. It Is said that
Sredy was coimernod in the disturbance • whldh took place at
thaCanal Bridge, on tho night of tho .Whig Convention In
thlsdty. • | ' t - ri - ■ ••••••'
Toom am> Coifmcoir, avd-Assauw.—Joseph Britten*
mode t complaint yesterday, before Alfiennaa Parkinson, of
the FUth‘Ward, In whlchho charged a man named -Robert
ShWtowitti poßSfertan a lot of dotting bfi
longing to prosocutor-, tvhichhfihsdplaceddn hlstSbiaias’)
cart, in Gwensbmg, Vrith theunderstiiiaing'timthe was to
the dotting to this city, whidi Shields did—but'when
Jetted ip give the articles up, ho refused,- and as*
eatiltoi BritteiL -was arrested and held to Tail.
Sritten.dso made an information ngninftt John Npi«an T a
companion of Shields, charging him nith. assault and bat*
toy. bitten alleges that Nelson assaulted him when ho
demahdadhiaclothing of Shields. Nelson was arrested, and
.heldtp bailor his appearance ."- •
A, nan named Goorgo M’Phorsou, at whose tavern ip the
Fifth. Ward those difficulties occurred, next made an Infor*
motion before Alderman Parkinson charging Britten with
.assault and battery. He alleged that Britten entered his
Uvera yesterday morning, and kicked; hit and otherwise, as*
B&nltcd hint . Britten was not so fortunate as his opponents
he could not procure baQ, and wos, consoquently committed -
•toJalL •Britten, Shields and Nelson, are all fromGreensburg,
..^feslmoteland-.'.coun^r..
Sopßmre Ootmi-rFriday, October Ist.—Present; ail the
Judges.
Staley et uz. vs. Jerome Ingraham.... From Nne. -Argued
by Babhittfor appellant and Bono for appdlee.--
. ilaycr vfc-tho Society of Unltedßrcthren for'spreading
the Gospel.- From Erie.: Argued by Walker for plalhniifT
and Babbitt A ®iylor for defendant*.. > - .i ;..
. Abell's administrators vs. Johnston'ct From Eric.—
Argued byWalker for plaintiff and Marshall for‘defcodtmtfl.
; Walker vs. jYlnccnt et oL From Erie. Argued by Mar
shall ± Loomis for plaintiff and Babbitt for defendants.
. Galbraith. v&rFisher. From Erie; Argued by Marshall
for defendant.
. . Bteadlngct aLva-Boggs.-• From Clarion. Arsmd by M’Cul
mont for Sutton for defendant. Argument
closed by Williams for plainUfik.
r.-As Aoco^UsaEh r VliAiis—A colored man named William
Ditto,was arrested-yesterday, and committed to jall by May*
or.Guthrie,to answer charged of burglary and inreony. The
charge cfuburglMy was preferred against. Ditto by Mr.
Matthew STGalre, .who Etatcs that ho broko Into the child
ren** ap&rtmentaof-the. fekFaVs Catholic Orphan Asylum,
for the purpose, it Is supposed; of stealing. Hr. Itobt M’Clm
tock, proprietor of the Bank Exchange, on Third street, laid
on information of larceny.. It appears that -Mr. Ditto had
such & derided taste for thie dne arts; - that ' he rtuld .not !rt*
slst the temptation,- and accordingly he .made oil with a
painting of considerable .value, which was. in the Bank Ex*
ohimgey::^:‘y;'.‘./ ; ■>*•-// y; l'> r S'’.
• Poessstatios of a Rawer.—A banner was presented at
the Theatre, on Thursday night, by Slr-Brclsford, on behalf
of the Misses Benin, to Col. J. IX. Foster, of tho Dispatch,
who rcccTred the banner in the namo of tho Fireman's Asso
ciation of this city.. Mr. BrcUforil, on prosmtlng tho ban*
. ner, made a very appropriate address; and Col. Foster, In
receiving It, answered appropriately; be paid a high and
well deserved compliment to Mr. Brelsford,.
Tmtowisu Stoves.—Henry I*amkamps, of Strawborry al
ley; made, an information before tho Mayor, yesterday, in
which he charged a colored boy, : named 3amucl Davis, with.,
assaulting his son. The colored lad threw a stone at the son
Of Mr. Lnmkamps, which hit him ontha face, as ha woven*
taring jd* lather's houso, on Thursdayanight. The assailant
was held to ball.
• -TtrtruvG Houses.—James. Casey, of Smithfield street,
Bishop, of Diamond AUcy, Rhlnchort, Of Smlthficld street,
John Adams, of Fifth street, - George Schneck,of Fourth sL,
K. Maloy, of First street, and Patrick Murphy, of Water ft.,
were held to bail by Alderman Steel, yesterday, for keeping
tipplinghouses. : ‘'.
TnEmUr—Tonight, the Misses Deolo will appear In Jack
Sheppard end Tho Little Do rib • Tho last named Is a beau
tiful comedy; andtho.way Miss Susan plays the D^—(with
soma of the V nice young men,' f ; las mutton to rival ac
tresses and Dan Cupid.
■ Tim FmTCTAt>--Th» Festival of the Ladles of the Sandusky
etroetßaptist Church,, which wns hold in Lafayette Hail
Thursday night, was a rery pleasant and agreeable assem
blage. -About 600 parsons were accommodated with supper.
• Fivtn.—-Martha Brtofcs was fined twenty doU&rayMtetday,
by Alderman Tbrunpwn of the. Seventh Ward, for riotous
conduct, and Id default committed. .
A lame assortment of valuable new aDd •'.second haul
Book* all! be sold this evening at Dari* Auction Room*.
£3* Shell Oyator*f*»ltor*iTcd DAILY, at “OUR
HOUSE.'’ by Adams A Co.’» Express. .. . . scpilm
TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O’Reilly Xin&a for the Homing Boot.
SOHIUATfONS OF LTBKRTV PAIITT ANNIVERSARY-
Tbe Liberty. Party this evenlnsr nomlnatnl Wm. B. King
forUOTeroor,* and Proton Mann for Uculmnut Governor.
• The Oordcll men brid a Convention, and after much al
tcTcstion only sucrcedcd in nominating a State Prison lu
spccter. The Convention bwkfi.up In conftuiloti. .
1318 anniversary of the rescue of tint fUva Jerry took
place to-day, at tbo now Engine HoUfc. There was a very
hurgn aUendonrc. GemU Smith »m diturxnau, and gpeueb
cswore delivered byOerrtt Smith, W. L Garrison, Mary
Lucy Stone, Cnpt, Drayton, wbo was lately Itnprwonrel at
Washington f>>r abdm-Ungalare?, Krol Douglavaand otitrra.
Bflbld tveoluUons wero pfttMd, alter which they adjournal
untUovaaiug.
WORKINGMEN’S STATE CONVENTION.—WJUG
'• NOMINATION.
Jlwtas. Oct.l.
TfyWcrrktaso*& of MamrbuftltA held (hcirCtaneniion
.yprttMfly.-OnD baadrsdotHiolacly-elx UH cjratc» vet* prrs>
ect.. Tho by appointing IV >L: Tdt
President,' An addreju and rasoluliott* t<jo passed ia favor
■or a tan tour lav. . It tru tiUo voted Uj&t the qcustjom> e A»
you ia favora Ten Hour tanf" be put to the mmUclMei tur
Ucatimaat tJtrTCraur, : and tto . A
permanrt urjansiatiou of vorkiAfCOi*n;.naaird -‘Legion" was
made, TiwcoavcnSion was of a highly reputable character.
Xnppna VTentvortlu of Lowell, haa been nominated by the
•wiilgwofthoj’iifttrth J;lfitrkt f .
tvaia AND democratic «r.LT^G?
i W.ASHIX<ITUX ($T*; &>fit CO.
Last evraing a wliig tnrating was held In tho Nurtlifirn
Liberties; tlio ottvmUagQ was largo aud respectable. Tb*
speakers were James M. Carlisle, of Uotoco l-p*
ton,-Yn, lion. M. Moore, Philadelphia, Krastus Brook*. S,
Xj, Meltae, of toairirarf, and KMuml J. Boole, of
. Maryland. ..
Toniyiit thero.wa* « DcmorraUe 'the iieventh
IVard. It was large and enthuriasihv llio kpeotcr* were,
Christopher Neale, Alexandria, General M Chita.- M ashlngton.
nndMr.i>amm«*.G«Mgeto’trd. . .
has ravjtixl again. . N<» nc;ts.
: PROM CALIFORNIA—ARRIVAL Of YlfK FALCON.
New OntEijf.'?,
* Tlu? steamriiip Fblcoij arrived t<xsay. ('nlifi-mifl
date* to thelah • dha brings 114 and
The Ohio left Avpiowali for New Yortt<m tho *J)st, with
200 passengers, sod $2,KK).000. '
'>Tho UnitedStotea left AspluwaU, tor New York; oa the
23d.-, ■ ■ ■■
Tho general news Is unimportant,
Tlio i’renctwo slave case box twan tJeoMetl la fatur of
the claimant.
SPIRITUAL CONVENTION.
; . .Worcester,Mass.,Oct.).
The Convention of Spiritualists rontibued their Convention
yesterday. Thdr proceedings were of the most extravagant
and oxlnumlioxry character; so much so that tha Chairman
of thn CbnvunUon repudiated thorn. Andrew J. DaTls md
a series of extraordinary virions, which he alleged he had
sees. ' Tho Convention adjourned fur three mouths, to mct£
in tlio «ma State;
POLITICAL NOBIINATIONB,
• s -. Bnuccs2,Oct, I. ■
The Whigs yesterday nominated Dsnlel Gott tor Congress.
Ia Onekla county, they have also nominated O. B, Motiwm
for tho same office. .
The Liberty Convention yesterday nominated Goodelifor
President, ana Piperfor.Vice President. : •
IYESTMORELAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Guxxsoußa, Oct. 1.
Mr. Buchanan, John Van Durcn, Judeo Campbell, Cob
Frazer, and Cnpt Alfred Day, will certainly bo at the
rentlon to bo held on the 7tb InsL, at Groensburg.
CLRvmxn, October 1.
The Furalturo YVarcrooms of U&rt & and several
small adjoiningdwelllngs were destroyed by fire. Part-of
. the fartuture was saved. Lobs not ascertained.
.. COUNTERFEITERS SENTENCED.
PuiunorniAi Oct. 1.
YVUUain Fisher and .Henry Cmwibrd, convicted of forging
United States coin, were sentenced tills morning; the former
for five,- and tho latter tor fix years,.to prison,-
. New York, Oct, J.
On tho 9th ballot, Dr. WMnwright wm elected provisional
Bishop oftbo Episcopal Church." , v
y'v V/-. ' Neff YOM, Sopt.3o,
Tho Jackson, Michigan,State Prison is ia flames.
ticulaw received:_ J v:
TELEOEAPH MAEKETB,
New Vors, October 1,
: . Ylour...Sales '6OOO bbte : State s4,os®s*,s6Southbm,
C2®4,75; Ohio, selected, £4.62 j home demand good,. Oraiff
...9580 bush Western wheat $1,05; Red, 97; Kyo, 85®SG;
10,000 bush Corn, mixed. market easier. Provisions
150bblfl Mess P0rk,517,25; Prlmedo, $15,50; drooping; 100
bblslardU%®l2, In fair demand. Mess Bcef...sll®l4;.
Prlmodo, Sales 150 OMh IV!ib«Ky, Ohio, .
. xvicaxu. ■ * ■
: Cotton;..Sales 1259 bales; middling Uplands 10Vi@10J4;
'market dull.. Elour..;Sales 0250 bbls State,
Grain...Soles3s,ooo bush Wheat, Western, 95 tor Red; and
sljo3 for common white, hnd $1,06 fbr prime. - 25,000 1 bush
Corn, mixed, at 71@72, market easier; 1000 tuMi Rye, 85yj
80. ' ProvWons...Sales COO bbls Moss Pork at $17,25; Prime
$15,50; 200 bbls Lird at Sugar ...Sales 250 hxs
Muscovado, 5; 200 bxs Havana do. (%. 5101na5c5...150 bbls
Mafleovodo, at 23. Coflee,..Saleß 150 bags' .Rib at
Linseed Oil... Sales 3500 trails pt former quotations. Whisky
7OO bbls Ohio 23-*£@24; -.jirlson do 2L; - ; . .
Oct. 1.
Hirer has fiilteh 2 Inchesslneo lost night; weather cloudy,
<r!th mine toDearonco of raiu. Flour...Quiot, with iDcreas
rfreSSs;«Sfi<soobblfl at *3,25*33,27. Vrhliky...l7%e,
SSv
S?* .rStardemand; aaleT 140 hhds at sH®a Rio Oof
foo..w;*. -
Hot* lower; rales 4W*A!s at53,20@3,25 Ifhlskey
rinsed steady at last quotations. Cheese active nt <Sy x I.lo
cSfVn'(Sz iliUI and. drooping. Supir acUvo; soles 80
©Lni X 100 tales talddllng Butter
XoaSlndcmandat opeernt advance. Broomssearee
Sn The n HvS“hra noon. Weather warm
and cloudy pmuPTOHU, Oct L
Cotton quiet but pric« well nialritalricd
Itooo bbls good brand for export, Rye «our
uncianeod. ComMeal*3,BT, Gratn—lVleat,whlfoln goou
demand; sales 2000 irashrlp old Penna nt 51,03, belog duo
cent lower;, soles ~1200 dmsbelsrnew Eoutbern, So. Byo
Wanted;: none In market. 1 Com In demand; sales 1000
yellow at 74 afloat. • Southern Oats 80, Whiskey j v ln, g(X>a
demand; sales 400 bbls at -
BROCUE SIXAWIA—A.A.Mabos & Co., will, In A few
days, reedre * largo and magnificent assortment pz
Broche Shawls. - • ■ ■ .• . eep2?
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY BEVIEW OF THE MARKET. ■ ’
I'.. ■■ ■. Omxiorthbßult Mobstoo Post, 1 :
Saturday, October 2,1552. j
AMr general business was doing in tbojuarkot yesterday
but without any bea-vy operations (a any branch of trade
tfons.'s : .©-sd 1.-t5:....' 7 ■ :
PLOtlß—ln this leading articlo there la no material change
to notice. The following eaiy were reported to tu yeater
deyi-25 bbla extra at $3,75; 18 do b f at $3,80; 10 do extra at
$3,78, 100 at the railroad at $3,58; 27 at $3,00, and 118 extra
I for which $3,75 *»» aalted; and $3,72 offered; 60 bbla at $3,50
©s3,6S,32doextra ats3,7o; 8a .f ats3,o2,;a; ots3,6o,and
370 bbla from store on prirato torma.
Wo are indebted to E. B.- Stapleford, Esq., for the follow
ing exhibit oflnspoctions of flour la this city during the'
month of September
Superfine
Vino
. ; Condemned ..... ...„.C74 lt
Rye :...._ 6t *«
OttdlS—We heart.of nothing under this head, except in
oats, ofwhieh we have sales of 230 buah at 30@31; 550 bush
at 32, and 31}j offered IbrtOO bush but refuaed. -
■ p ACON'—Sales 3 cs-ka shoulders n* SvV£, and 2 cent off,
ior cash; 3 casks and. 3000 lbs do at BJ£, and 1000 tba do at
. GROCERIES—SaIes 29 bhds sugarat Outline; sales
20 bags coffeo at 10)£ 20 bblfl Orleans. moUsses at 35, and ff
bbl*. common sugar house at 42; Bico Is hold at lb.
. SODA ASH—Further sales of 10 tons on private terms. ■
• .LINSEED OlL—Sale of 10 bbls at 700 $ gal;' 1 ■
CHEESE—SaIe.of 100 bxs W R at $ lb/
LAKE TRODT—SoIo of 5 bbls ot bbl
- WHISKY—SaIe of 02 bbls at 10c,'and 82 bbls at 21c, cash
and time* - ■■ ■
. TIN ' PLATE-—Owing. to the advance lu the east, the mar*
ket hero is now fj-m at $10.75 to $12,75 lb, the usual ct
oilfbrcash. J. 1
HAY-rForther sales at Ihe scales of SO loads at so@sl2 #
toil. /V • v :
SALT—rSalo.of 100 bblsfttthe canal at $l,lO bbl.
BOLIVAR BRICK—Sales 0000-at $25 1000
EIRE CLAY—Salo.of itons at $l2 ft ton,
ARRIVED.
BtcomcrAUanUc, '
v ■. *•:•-JJalrie. ItaßQcVlfrow&fiYitte. ' '■
. ••. Thomas. Shriver, Baiioj, West. Newton.
: : SUphlgau, No, 2 f Bearer.
GfUiC3t>e,Sinclair, M’Kccsport. ••
:*■ Kteh&njre. TUioadv Wftenllnjr.v •
PmBTBU
Steamer AUantbv I*arkJnsop, Brownsville,
4 * Baltic, Bemief T BrawnsT}Uc,
• : .Thomas Sbrlrcr, West Nekton.
; • Michigan. No; 2. BotevßcaYftr,
■ ' ; Geneses, Sinclair, M Kewportr /
Globe, Watkiiut, Wheeling. .
. Wconea4aF Packet fpp Clnctortoti.
■: iTOBp Tftt now.and fast Tunning steamer CINCINY
BoiisMasicr, will leave rogalarlr every
wSswgm I wkdvksd ay. .
. ’ For freight or passage, arply on board, or.to
d«3O G. n. HILTENBERGEO.
»'or UittanniDg ono JAtlbli>
-Tae light'draught'-and pleasant. Jrtwncr
CI*AJ4ION'» Capt. >ln.urar>«u vIU U-aro tbo Alio
ir raaghcny wharf. on Mundnjv W&liwzdajr find Fri
days* fit 3 o'clock, P..W*> for' Kitjanuicg aodCatllsh. For
frelcbt or passage opplp on boiml. • n0v.13
For Jjonff Re*cli,Marietta,
9 im«J GollJpolU,
, rr**** Tho duo rtcrurtcr UOV. MEtGS, Suri-nr,
UjsUg?yfcKfter, ■will taro fw the alore on 4 intf-rm*liaU»
ctery Toiariay. at u oclork- V. M.
Fop freight orpasssge apply m board, or to
to ttT • •• •' - c ? JOU.V tXACK. Agent,
For SXiirleMft andi Ilocklngport»
IP'S* ■ TrtE One rti'amer PACIFIC, SUitsx,
will Irarolbr the bLoto iio<i Intcnfli'di*
b£j cfaygaato port*, every TItUBSDAV. nt 4-o*elork>
M, Forffthrht tpplrmi'tosrd, nr to
■ ■■•■•.■•■■• t; woods a sos.
No* Cl. Watrr street* end G 3 Frunt sX. ■.
XXorlftttAf Parberabura uid Hoiilflucrport
Packet.
r . _ ■ Tbc a learner HAIL COLUMIUA, A. &. Ciusx,
Lplfe’AtjjyMflMer. will lave IMlUburgh ctcty Motidtijr, at
o'clock l\ SL: will leave Hocking*
pert every TcMslot, at dochjtk A> M.
PdsKengcra and shippers may rely <m llw* almost accom*
{Salollon and promptseu. VS\ B. WHCKiiKK.
: maid Market itm*. :
ritina DAY REflKlYEO'—Direct freon ilic Potteries, Pro.
£ serre, Jelly and Medirtn* Jarv Al&>. Knamcik-4. g».
telle Spittoons, a t/oautifal article.
w'plV JA.MK* m.iKrLY> 1 Wrv.l *t.
tffltfwjjrimo grivn
. ...-.■ 40 jioeSeU l*st Old Government Ja?ai
lii Here ami to arrive, forettfe hr
Tm S. WATKR3UN & SOVis
grp27 . No*. SO and SJ Water, and 62 Hritst.
MJUJMiiiV.— 'Maiotae A. (iithLlNU Uaa iWr
FAM» amMmT.KK FASHIONS, fail ?.caa^tj f l±*U
soa >ew Voi'k—nranu-? them wfll.fco fr.nn'i tht* rklic&t a»J
good* cr<*to ported, at 30.1GH Market tfrodt* and
51 fet. Clair »tmt. jEa* WfanUyale ami IletaH.
PtnmVUonli Btilnnd iCmlgniii fclnr.
’YTtfTJ arn now forwarding psuuwcgrc* to Jliiladrlptitft and
y\ iatrnnt'diirtnpoints.try Ibft &b»T* lUi<y TUuc )
lhr«jd&jA Fare £4~>o. Onlv TO bills* Costal.
incjT ODYOJJE A Awtt* j
Y„ Oct. 4.
Smcuc, N
KemlmirF tor Young j^dic'iL.
Iter. J. F, Illi-.VST» A- M., rtoptsani taojwa a
X Sipadoo*
atui wrH hafp K'«j wuml on Sixth Aral?
ntvailj op;«opl!o TmUj Ctmrv.h- l<> m.v!o
for tbo pnwnvio th* Rer, T. It J«j »ocn.
Ptmhutgh, foptrgrisre So> 1S. r >a-^gnr.
" Police to C'o&ir«ftor»« ~~
Cf.EAI.EU will be rscplwl at fl; T, COVI*
O TEE’S Mltl*i»j>ii*llsol&hd»y«rOi£tohcr,toßrsilijos 5
am! Bridging that' {xirticn oftfw* SlUlrr*'Jluu wiCrww 1
Creok*«Ury 11atik licvx} i} lss t<i«pra bridge, «i!
Miller’* Bun.a»(t Vrafcv.Any lafunnatlun w*atcd with >
regard to th<» ExiJ, ran ho bad at any tr calling with !
Mr. Coulter, Tljp jTood will l»* koM id wllsw. .faltlug U* [
tata-plarvon ot October, Ifcii. ?
C> BviRLASiP, j
llopoilill d InVnil OjurMlon Asalnl s
T> tAK l 3 BCIW>t.N«s; mh 1
JLV tbankful tatj»pahJto C?rj«H<artoa),-»c.atqrci»t4S :*&• }.
HeSta oontitmazirc of tfcksajse ibr h&jjrrjs&ai 5
Uw«4*li3Lslj‘mi i Dt «f* Flour and whnto tfie I
eityiforihc-ttoccnuw>4stlon.«if.!ii* cotfaratr* aod all *bo■?
wish to Im»vc really pwxl Kloar. pawjjtvqifci £s£<**, «tr» if..
Tfc**tlentiou«f Vwailka, ami other*, Uiuti*
toij. and nit i tak.U that they will efro iu* a trlaL
. K It DttAVO.-Vo, J IKamoott
X. B,—AU article* ta£c» lar&ff pot (feuad gftat, aod the
osary rctumot. . ■■". ",. .- •■■.-. ■■••■ ? J3}*rJ9 -
ITS LAN NE£&: •,
' ScasosßrownFtannfU;-
2 do Red do;
1 do • Crib Blanket;
• 10 do I'aory CaKhneres; •
51 do BlaekßlanketCnotlogt
- ■ 3. do tfluc and gn^vn;
1 do Extra Blank Catrrlrucre:
. 2 do Black and Green Tweed*;
. «»9 yanla Tow Unrn;
. Ail o& otul tor *ale low, by
frtl H. LKSd lS»Ubert3
«jnf| BAUfI IIIGOOFEKKr :■ '
0UU.30 Lagdayra Coifcoi
10 tlrrccshirer :
. • 40 half cherts choice Yeung Hy/iou Tea?;
15 .do Imperial Tea;
10 . <l6- . Gunpowder Tea;
70 boxcjiaMorted brand* Tobacco *,
20 bbls No t Herring;
ITG half bhl* No 3 Mackerel;
bObbltNOvflfatga dof
70 bbU fanners.’on j • • - - -
Together ft; gctteraJ aisorljpent of flrererics and
Pittsburgh manufactures. ' Also, a choice stock cf Liquors,
Foreign and Dotncxtle, conshtlnz of Vf Incn, Brandies and bu
wrior old Kyc Monongaheltt'tVbhk'*?. For sale by •
lIENRY 3PCULLOUGH A
scp22 comerof Ponn omllrtflnste.
rpinSCompaoy lsiiow fully orfl&nixed, end prepared to
X insure against Gw combined risks of FIRE, WATER,
ACCIDENT and DISEASE, nlldcsdrtptioiwof LIVE STOCK,
vurh as Ilnrsos, Mules, Cattld, Sheep, dc.
■■:£s}• Office, /V'o. 9$ Fifth itrtri, Pittsburgh, Jh.
ALEX. JAYNE 9, President. . V
IM2NV. M'LAIN, Secretary. - -j:
. ; Win. Day. James Slothews,
' Alex. Hilands, Henry A. White, ;/ •
Wm. 0. LcsUo* . IVo.Bakowolh -\y
Forms tor proposals, and all necessary intormation, can be
obtained by calling at the Offico of tho CSompany. ‘
:.scpSOxUy - '■ ; V* :■■■ : -' v ‘.
W H. WBIGIIT, (Bncccflsor to J. S, Tocoii) Manu&c
-t turer of and Dealer, - WholcSaio and Retail, in.thn
above named Oil and Ltrnps, hi now. receiving a largo
ment of LAMPS, for burning the Ethereal o|l, Camphiho,
rad Pine Oil.; : Also, Lamps of every description, tor burning
Lard and Lord Oil, ; ' ' V ; :V..
Ohanduliete, Girandole Hall Lamps, Wicks, Globes, Chim
ney Mate, Cons, and all things pertaining to the trade.
Ethereal, Camphlne or Pine Oil, regularly itujipUod once-or
twice a week.
AU ordoni left wilh:the Wagon, which Is constantly, pas
ring through tho city, will bo promptly ' ' ,
N. of all kinds altered to bum tho Ethereal
Oil. AU articles delivered inany or in Al
legheny,-free of cost. v- W. H-WRIGHT,
No. 82 Fomith at, (Apollo Hall,)
aprlfliy . bettrwm Mnrkot and, wood streets.
fJholcoStoittof pi*no*«
• TltEmibpcrlberM nbw jm-ivlns a very
i rbo'icß lot of PIANOS," tiltrtcd. by hi\i\*rlf,
; .yiPjffyiM with grpat the .Factories; in'-..Now.
; * *'-*■'* : I* York aud Boston. 1 Amfjng otbcw»Ecremr
entirely neir.Btyle*,.or great, elegance and- beauty, will bo
opened. iThcso* instruments aro unsurpassed for swoetncfui
and volume of tone; and tbo style nr furniture, Is of an
entirely now and'superb design \ tbo material usodin thrjr
construction being of the most substantial and thoroughly
seasoned quality. ---’iJliolr dural4lHjr r ;orid capacity for stand
ing la good tune, in all climates, (an bo relied Upon, and
will be fully warranted. Purchasers, desirous of buying a
Plano Fortc,- superior, at once in- point of richness of tone,
durability, nnd.elegancs ofdosigh and’ furnlturu, ere re.
ijuoStcd to call and examine, botbreßoleetlng elsewhere.-
N.. n>~The pricos. of tho above will bo VmwKdWy the
sameas those .obtained at the Factoriesat;New. York and
Boston. _ HKNTtY^KLEBrai,
THE HATS AND MICE Ifif COUNCILS
ft HEAT consternation has been produced among the
\JX thousands of Hats and Slice tbotiufost tbo city, incon
sequence of the introduction of KEATING’S RAT. MOUSE.
ROACH, and BED BUG DESTROYER.
• .Thousands have already been killed by this most certain
and safe Rat and MbhseDestrbyef, but there are thousands
still in tbo cellars of thbrelty, i# wglV M fcy the granaries of
the coantry,totbe groat destruction of.pw)perty, that'ought
to bo fed on Keating's preparation. Rats and Mice aro not
only dcstructive-to valuable property, but they even some
times destroy the lives of children by.their bites, Wo would
suggest to all who would get rid of those troublesome anl
main,ld try t u'box of KEATING’S DESTROYER,' at onco,
and they will sooa be misalng. They may be destroyed'at
this time of year, without producing thediflairocable a-aoll
attendant updathoexplosiouof their bodies; and awmae
qaentderay “' “to? 1 “otter. In the spring, Keating In
tend* holding a Bat-lflcatinn mooting of Ml tbo llvo rats, la
proof of theaalutary effects of his Hat and Modso Dostroyor.
Thijnreparatfon,Thcnu«a i aaonHn F totho dlroetlins,
Is readily eaten by lists and Mice, and will certainly destroy
thoqji . : ■ '.r
W Mamifocturod and sold, Wholesale and He toil, bv J
F. B. KEATING, corner of Wyllo and Bnltcra stracta "so,
by Dr, KKYSER, 140 Wood street; B. A.
CO., comer of Flmt and Wood eta; :J, : SIDD:A CO.,eornerbf
Fourth and Wood sts; landd? Bmgglsta and Store hoopers
generally. ecp2P,d*wtf
* *
** ** ~s M" V 4 * ■*
:4 •.£•>;,:£i k
,' 1 f ? l*, Or iM.
3,CC2 bbls.
«3 “
POET OP PmsBUEGH.
2 rest 2 zaena »\m tsr the cnvsvru
' Catlbi
E* Fcnnsylvania Mutual lavo Stock
IN BUHAN C £ G OMPAN Y.
Capita*, 050,0001
cita nfssn•;per fet.ua l.
rmrcToE^'
Emporium of Light I
CEIXBRATfcb ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
81ga of tho GoUlenlla™,
No. 101 Third street;
AUCTION SALES.
/ < , j- *- < <•'*■
fpHf?unde , rsl;?ned 2 flftdf'VfitiliilerTal'of.'four yeara, baa.
1 Q&ain resumed s Having complied with the re
quisitions of tho law regdlithig Saleact Auction, and having
procured aflrst•-elasaidcenaeas Auctioneer, ftr tbffOty of.
Pittsburgh, ha offers: lus services: as such to his friends and
too jrabbe generally. With ; an experience of scatty thirty
years In this line of business, heha2ards nothing In saving
'that he will be enabled to give entire satisfacticp to all thosu.
Who tnay &el disposed to patroslze bisr. \
P. MeEJSNNA, Auctioneer.
. Refers to the principal City Merchants. ; -•<.; - j Jy9
Aacti<m-»Dail> r S*l©«*
• A T thft .Commerfclnl .•Sales. Rooms, corner , of Wood and
-£X Fifth streets, at JO o’clock, a general assortment
of. Saasdnabls, Staple and': Fanpy DryGoois, Clothliig, R*>ter.
; and Shoes, Hats, taps,: sc.»:'•
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M t ‘
'Glassware*:.Table. I Cutlery f ; ;Lpr>Kihgi
Now anil Second Hand Household and KJtebeu Fur-'
nlture, Ac,
,■> AT 7 0 CLOCK, P. M.,
Boohs,: Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical;: Instruments,-
.-Hardware and .Cutlery. Tarifity Goods,.' Gold and:
Silver watches, Ac. •. P. : -aL.l>AVX3,.'Ahctioxieer.: ;-fjafll:tf.
P. McKETTNA, Auctioneer.
QTAPLE AND FANCY DRV ' GOODS AT Atcnos.—Tho
O sale of'Rasonatile. stuple ond fancy Dry Goods, will l>e
continued at IPKonnaV Auction llotwevou Monday next, at
10 o'clock, A.-M. TbonssortmoQt U complete, and a» tho
.sale wlUbo peremptory, it ftbouldv attract' tho attention: of
dealers and others. • ,
• oct2
a; - Auctioneer.
3?AUM iuit tfAlifc—iSituatod twcnty-tbrva miles from
? Pittsburgh, la Bcavor county, having the advantage of
the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad passing through the
same, considerable of which !* river bottom. Enquire
ofJ.A. Sholes, Esq, on tho -prcmlscsj br, to 'P.‘ SPllenna,
Auctioneers v •' .*• V'-: ;
: : Also——A House and Lot, la. Sbcond, SfcTOct,. iri'.tho First
JWarti; : near Redoubt alloy. ' r Ehqoiro of. iSq;,
• ortoP.AFKentia,'Auctionier. 1
Also—A valuable Lot, fronting thirty feet on Fifth ftreot,
:e*tendihg back bho hundred and forty-five fcot. 'Enqulro of
Mrs. Matthew Stewart? Allegbehr city, or to .
ftpfgj I*. SrKKNNA, Auctioneer.
P. K. DAVIS, Auotioncor.
TJtORTY BUILDING LOTS ax Auction*— Jn tho village of
.Jr. TuUymet. SJ4 milesfrom Pittsburgh, CttHwirraddock’s
Field Plank Road. On Saturday: afternoon, October 9th, at
• 2'oV.lock,wni I>© addon the pwmisba, forty .TcryhAndgome
Lata of Ground, as laid out is plan of Henry Woods, Esqr.,
being part of tho Srotch Bottom property, which for beauty
of pceneryj and are not surpassed'hy ’ hay
hrthft county,and*which tho; proprietor , ww determined
fkhAll bo solilwltbQut reserve, offering great Inducement* to.
dhtoe wi*hiu<fgQbdinve>dmetttB in Real Estate. - Ran* may
bo had at the Auction Room. ; ■ . , - .
. :2lr»W—Ono-fanrtli T-a«h; jeMdufr in.tbrut>oqur>tannual
j'Hjnwfita, with inlurwit
oclll
P. DIVIS AncUouwr.
•CfPiiKNUID VIASO FOBTK- ANU MKUiUKOW at Atfu*
O Tit)*.*—On Monday October -4tU, at 10 o’etocls,
at tho residence, Nrt. 80 Front street, between 1 Market nuu
Ferry streets, will bo added to the salo of superior House
hold Furniture, ono splcndiiT new .7 octaro ttano Forte,
Ilosowowl rflw!,Chlrkcrinx style; cost $100; 1 four oct&Tc
Mclodeou, niabogan yepse.
> oetS
' X*. M, DAUS, Anrt'r.
T AUCTION.—On Tuesday morning, October- uth. T ct 3
J\_ o'clock* at the Commercial.-Salea. Boom*, corner of
Wood andfifth streets, willbesold— • :
10 eighth ewks A; Soignette Park Brandy V
-. 10 •do <!o do Halo • :tlo;
1 largo doubto Fico Proof Iron Safe ;• - • • ; ~
1 medium stea • do- do; .
• .50neststtuperiorBandboxes. ' r.—"•.
orti I*. M PATIS, Anrt'r.
GATAUKH? K Oy VALUABLE BUOKB At Auerms.—Qn
Saturday evening October 2d. at 7 o'clock, at tbo Com*
merclal SalesKooaiJ,corner of Wood aud Fifth streets, will
•bo sold, arhalee cnUccUan of ltcxj|>'3; among whichon*—J
Chronicles of tbo Cid; Anti<iultJr3 of tbo West, pin tat;
Travel* ol AticharWs In Greece. 6 . yoK plate* and maps;
Alltsou y » History ofburope; Works of I>«ao ; £wlfti dc-rt*
land’* Commeirkil Kntrrpme; llumo’S History of Lapland.
6yols»: Glbbons’ttoclmeand Fall of the. Eoninn Kmpirc, 0
, vote; ilMnoir Blxhop Bathlttt. *2 yqls; iotUaßlanc’a History •
bf ■prance, 2 vot«; Amrtflcan Gallop of Art,.clepantcngra.
. Tinpa; iVard’H Ideal of vhurch; Flctwial History
of .France; Vt hlJlb’r Circuhtlur library; 2 Ar
tist’* Guide: Dkk‘* Christian Philosopher, 2. vols; Mattiu*
ley's Miscellanies; Noble Deeds of Woman; lUcflonary of
Sha&sperianQuotation#; New York Gbaißook; History of
tbolrish lUdwlllnn; Poetical Worfca of l^)pe t Ileman*. By
ron, JJoorrvTupper, C&inpbefl, Thompren, Burn* nndtfoM
smlUi; splendid laolly blbles, itv -■"••;
Full tarUcutDrs in Catalogues, which aro now ready,
oell P. M. PATHS, Aact’r,
SFWiNDIB JUFUSat AeotMX.~On Sat
urday evening, October Al, nt £ o'clock, at the Commer
cial Sales Booms, corner of fifth and AVood slrcetsvwlU be
nold,one very superior Marksmans lUCo and FuturejCwhteh
cwl gf&A*. .{oetM •• I*. M. DAAI9, Anct'r.
StipifuiuH" uogskuouT rCENiTUKJTAf AcCTwsr!~
0u Monday morning. October 4tb. at 10 o'clock, at the
residence, No. §0 Front tareet, between Sfsrkrt and Ferry
street)?, will Iw.jtfM. the Llonschold and Kitchen Furniture
fit n gootiemea draining; Housekeeping; cprapri'Jug supe
rior mahogany hair scat chair* and rocker: superior m*
{ fcoftxor iard tables; parlor, <djatnbM > -and' stair .ngrpets;
• splenuldtufled rngi; finedrcsvngbureau; wardrobe; nigh .
j and low liM>v.xi*' w indv-r urul common chair*; dining
1 and hmkfa? i tables: . gluat and tiueenstorars; kitchen Uttm
{ P. >J. PAVlS,4tirt , r, •
f "IIfOJL Just r»«vlvfrs,lio Wool Shawls.
\ \V • iwpitt • • • A. A. MASON' & CO.
] i rirwlo ly
iA- ypg;-; • -.-' ••■■• ....>■• •:;, a. gn>Airr.
I / ha*»Cauar* l»jr V-aw b? " l "*
' \J ; J. JUifci.Y * CC. r
Tea DroH-ra and Grocer*.
/ II’NNHV UMifu-WO ;i-irushrl tersJft Woreaxd for I
VT wt* py 4. -f. frTUAKT, ,
cpi*v,\l:o. MotK>nsabrla lloos*, I
Smiibfi&M *tn«i.< l
"tl.rAlttll'OUU UttAVATfr>r*Oß>«tlUQ|C DO* 804 UiSl*
f f fortstJ* fjr IfaJl *v?af. jufti'ftveifed at . :
A, A. MASOS £ CO,
ti Market street.
Affrlcoltuvifcl tmd ai«cbaaicol Vulr*
qiiffc icurih Annual Fairttf the Ap4>
, |_ culiurtl tm;| Mpfliiitt’rCAl ftxjcty, will bs hpM nntfu*
j C'.uu'BUMv ve»J ct Uw V»*rJ!friitnrv» Aileihenj'City, ca
TUK*PA V*AVKI>Xrj{DA¥. *nd\ TiItUISUAV,
Gib, ut>l ?lb< 3SV..V
J .Tft* nfcr-titths Isna.nl of Manager*.
} Ul* swrm’wUy wqwMtrsf that njMnbct* afcmjltl wsjply ;
j ihctbs<*lv r »'> dth Ixidps. thu Pair. Apply tafcny of 1
i tVWlcmlßs ISftjmfof' - I
* J«ibsi Mimics j*v PatH JfriyJi R3l Knighi,Buniainln j
t Kelly, JohnVtisapy 2wi>li Miller, Jtwtah Kicp, John R!
i ilFndrlcn, 4 K M«orv!h«itf; William l*r£rocr. 0 WO t'aynfs I
PA John Me bno<l* I
pM», L. MCa&HM, Alrtoruler Speer. township? J £
K JlCabn. WUllsm 'Mittlru >r, A B M'QricvaßyO gnlvrfj,- |
cr at. I(«1U& Speer** Apiculture Implement iJejiOfUlciry, j
tVnoetrrrW Pittsburgh. . }
.T. K. fcvTPiar?.
IT. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
j 3fa« 133 Wood SlriifiU Fittstmrfilt, Pa f
HA.Viitttcriuii tlirffostiwJrft fail nock- nr
20s )0 of u»4 IXjyy, and
!Mptkati ami- Kw-~Uth Fur mul
• Wpoi Udls, cf *?rery Wtfttty. Adap-ted to tfc» ■nef.wti -
i Ikrjs’Mrf Cktfdrrn’* XlKi. PI wfc tutd Cloth
j Cepa, of lauatatjrto «ad Jk&iem*.
!.. ■ Their Meek Iwvhis I*ca jgtfectal vith cmt carp.M to
i quaUty &ad ittwrc front U>e manufartujvr,
f pwuipaEy/nr lh* trrrr.rt :«ia,W«i them to
[ tiovtpeU'.-iucotetf.'uJy-. mt/i *Vw iV-rt, W,\lad*iphix. or Hcit*
[ taartmarietA, ...-.; . . •- -• v.
Gouxrtry Merthtmts, jmrchnrtnsliJ rKubursli. or on
war nml it to tlwlr Interest to call and fsaJulne
. tliolt fccforo furcliatiiiß.iijiwTTJirTr-
Xhey liS¥C Rt*i jvm ycceitod fiOOi} Sulr.» Primo New Wn-lt
Bole Leather, j»U of wbfch will:U» said ai low |rri<trs.
w>})23:2m. .-. .
} jr 'IUOU&KM.S' &V.
i V.T lOOb»s«H'rimt»llioCC'Ryoi
{ Si ilo • do' Laguayra:
: > «uhhlslrrJmftNwOfleanaS-urrar;
{ . ZihUnfU'fiuatX ' do;
j lOWidsNftw VetU Syruri
| CD bl'li amllialf blsU Ne« York Syrup;
I 501irJf fhcst»,Orwiand:JSlacJt Tea?; i".
\ . 75 caUy toxcv. do , do; .
200'kcg* Blasting and.lHflo Ponder i . ; .
tto mmfor Gam piroms;-
'SO.lwie* CicflttS I’lntr-.’-' *
25 dos pal eat ZimlVuh Eonrds;
£0 boxcs'llosln and talra Soap;.
£0 do; Pease Skarclu
; 2Q - do. Sperm And 8t« Caudles:
20 j do . CbOcolato and Cocoa; .
do ; HaftbUi's Yeast Powder;
JO <lo: Jr'ariaa otui Com Starch;
;. 2Q do: Ahnondi Toilet and SUaTiajj Soaps;
.; : j «jpa Bordeaux Vroucs, iu jaw;
- - & tialß Smyrna dot ;
; sdo v dq Rnlslap;
&.box« Oeaoo Citron;
• 5 frails V&lenUa Alino&da; -
SO boxes 1 lb, U lb, 6 r s, 6"#, and 8V Tobacco; .
S 5 do : Scaled llcrrinn;
• Foriftloby J. A CO. t .
>22 322 Wood stmt.
■ ■ H.T •'' 1* OH IS
COMMISSION AND FOHWAKDING HO^SE,
johm w. ~....r4*ostj, u uoa&isas
TvylcUcU & BTOgrldge,
. Clmifr of Oannwxtal am
XXJIXAi Promptly attend to all;-consignment* and Com
f V calvion* entrusted ibero,and will make liberal
cosh Advance* on consignment* or BUI* of Lading in handr
Orders forthcpurchoio of Load.Gndiullempnodotber
Produce, will bc promptly iiUod at the lowest possible prices,
and ou the best term •> ;
~ They trill also undertake the settlement and collection of
claim*of. importance? and hope, by thdr especial personal
efforts and attention to all .the interests of their friends, to
give gmieral satisfaction* • •: -
■ • •RtrwtEscra:.- ■.
Geo, Collier, - St.l/mls; : Ellis*Morton, Cincinnati;
Page 4 Bnoon, . • do; Strader * GonnnD, • doj
Charles*,Blow.4 Co.i do: Ilozea 4 Fraser, do;
Chouteau. A Vnlle, do; Bprluger&Whiteman, do;
Doan, King* Co., % -.dot•vE/A.CX Ttarnall4Co.,rhtlada;
J.W*Butlcr4Bro,;Plttsbh;. Morgan, J. SLIlucU A Morgan:
D. LpochAOo.j do; 8.8-Comcgys, do;
Win’; flolnie* A Co*, - do; Shields A Millar, . do;
Blow & March, Nctr York.:-, JMinUlk« 4 (k)., Baltimore.
A.O.Faiw«llACo.>]Bofrton;v W.H,Beyhohls, Louisville;
llowr»r<l>Snn A Co.j do; IL D. Newcomb 4 Bro.» dd;
T. 0. Twichell 4 Co., Commission' Merchatif Sj - New -Orleans..
COMMISSION HOUSE,
A TSW ORJ*EAF&
rpiflS. lopg cstahUshpd-House confine thdr attortUon
J_ strictly to sales and 'purobwies. on- Commission, and to
Forwarding burincs* generally, . . ; • ■
They, solicit acontinuauce c<f the liberal patronage.'hero*;
toforo given them.
ou2l i mnr&bfcm ■■,.
Juat Beceivod, at the. Carpet Warehouse),
.VO. 80 FOURTII STREET* ;
'4 FULL AS3OBTMKOT. OF BEABQNABI.E GOODS—
ComprisiagthefOUowingpoasQimblo vftriQUes:
: Extra Velvet Pile Carpets; .. r .-:'
Extra fapestry Bntssola Corpcts;. -;V
- Extra Brussclfi.Carpclc;
Common Brussels Carpets; /**.'.• .
...' Extra three ply.lmperial.Carpets; ; /- , . r
. Superfine.tlirew.ply Imperifd Cnrjjets; •.:•/: \
• •Superfinelngrain . : .
Fino Ingrain Carpets; . . . v .
.Needlim Indian Grain.CarjHjts;, |
Common 'do; : - ‘ '-,••• J. -
■ List and Bnig Carpet*;;' ‘ VV '.
. Heavy Striped Siik Carpets; y
Heavy Twilled Hemp Carpets;
. Common Hemp and potton Carpet*, from srB to 44;
; Super ChGmille-ftugar. . : - > '
Super Tufted. . do; . ■
. Fina ;' do y'do; ;. '-'y j : y y
: : Common, do'do:; y.y .-.yy :-- ; y
Bruiuielfl Bug*;
; , Cbemille Door Hat*;: .
.. Sheepskin Door Mats; -
; : Ade!ald«Door Mats;
Jenny. Lind Door Mat*; -.-
• - • TafteaDoor Mat*:
- .Hemp Manilla Jute, Coco, Alicant- and Skeleton,
Door Mat*,
ALSO—A very large and desirable assortment Of now. stylo.
OIL CLOTHS, from 27 Inches lo 24 feet wide; cut to any do-
Slralfio size; ; Theabove stock
direct fi»m : the 'to‘anufacturcra, We ara prepared to selY as
low- as ran be bad : ln any of the Eastern Cities, andto which'
wo invite the ottoutlonof those wlahing to furnish- Steam.
: boats or HoUses; r ; v ' ’■■■'. •-• ;7 • V7.'.
. Don’t forget the place. No. 85 Fourth straot • :
opt! w. arCLINTOCK.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rpIMOTHT Jofof jnfcne, Inst rctfiLaid
I ibrreia by A J. BTPART.
fi|lr to- Btrlctljr iprlmA W. O. Sonar. for
Q sale by [wp2s] L. 8. WATKHMAS A SOKS.
■TpALL BOSKET RIBBONS.—A. At- Mssos i* Co, have
r joat opened 60 cartons roil Bonnet Ribbons, ■ scp23 .
T^ELAIKES—IOO pieces fency Delaines, at ISXc, at: ■
U gcp 23 a. a. mason & co’s.
U GAR—Fair to prime: lx.o. Sugar, In store and tor Anlo
Bcp og KINO ft MOORHEAD.
- y°linjSHEl> SCQAK—2S bhls Icvcring’s, for solo by ■ o
(J fC pin .SMITH & SINCLAIR,
P\ fV : SHARES Wttaburgh, Clnclimatl andLoulsriUoTole
tlL/ graph Stock, for solo by
ropiS y AChTIIf LOOMIS, 92 Fourth street.
TOST KKCJHVED.ot No. 107 Marketstreet,®).cases Boys
oj spa youths’ Kip and Thick BOOTS; 20 cores .Men’s Kip,
m k And Calf BOOTS. [repSl] IV. E. BCtIMKRTZ.
1 .VISII—IS bbls Lake Superior White Pish;
X 16 half bbfs <lo .do; formic by
,s ;Cis L. S. WATERMAN A SONS.
IKItENOH CHINTZES.AI ' A. Maws A .Co. have Jnsl ro-
A- reived andtrill exhibit for Sale, a- largo and. varied:, as*,
sortment of French Chintzes, o - oo 'sh rep 29: •
‘'VfOUTII AMERICAN MINING COSU'AN*--fio rtu.
’JL\ • far sale at No. 75 Foittto street.o : - v
fepGO _ A. WILKINS l CO
Minnesota copper BMii-Ssfara of tho stock
nf tliis tnacniflamt mittc, forsafo by - : r : . .
ecdßO Vb WILKINS & CO.
or thU-fitoclc for; salo at
at7^Foux#£fltrcot;
, wpao
BUCKETS AND TUBS-fiOdo* Better Duckett; ;
. : . ' . x'\ , - 10 4o;Tubiw (lorgo,)<ibr sale by
~ L. a WATERMAN & SONS;
f IVKAb—luO half chests imperial, Gunpowder; Young Ily-
X BCtn and'Dlack TeaMTom gobd to'lhie quality,received
and for sale by .. . (Kgp22 • •• KING & MOORHEAD.
MIBBKS AND CUlliWtliNrS aUUKH— Purchasers of
ihcfteiGpbo* should not forget fhn tW; E. SfcimfißTZ,
117 Market st reet,' has the largest and test assortment to be
fonnd.la tlio cRy. -. y :'.: : r: sep27v:
PROCLAMATION,
AA7* HER E A S, in'and-by tho 18lh Section of the. Act offcho
; General-Assembly of July 2d,
183 y, entitled “ An Act relating to the elections af ; this Com
monwealth” It is enjoined,on UioSheriff of every : Cdnnty, ;to
glvo noticu of such 1 elections .'to. be heijj And emuneratein
such notico what officers- are tu be elected, : Xir pursuance
thereof, I CARTER CURTIS, Sheriff of the County of Alle
gheny, do,therefore rnofeo known nod give ibis-public no
tice to the' electors of said County of Allegheny, that aGcc
eml Election will be held in the said Cotmtyycn the SECOND
Tuesday of October next, at tiio flcrerai cioction dis
tricis thoreln. . • •. : -'-
The electors ofthe First Ward of the city.of Pittsburgh,'
to meet atthu house of Mrs. Jano Little, at tlm cornernf
Ferry aqd.Poarth streets la said Ward.
. . The clcctoraof the Second Word of tbo city of Pittsburgh,
to mcct;at ;tbo Burnt; PLstrict .Hotel, corner Second and
Sin IthGeld streets, in said Word.: -
The electora of tho-Third Wardofthe city of Pittsburgh •
to meet at.the honso of Andwr SlcMastera, Esq.-.-- -- :*■
Tlio electors of tho Fourth ward, of the city of Pittsburgh,
to meotat the Public Fchool Uousc, in snld.wanL
;;., Theblcctprs of tho.Flfth Ttariij'of *tbe city, of Pittsburgh,-
to mcetat tho Pennsylvania Tiouse, occupied by Xiotlelb
Sciilel, JateAlox Stewart, in said ward! ;
. . The electors of tho Sixth ward, of the city of Pittsburgh,
to'meet at tho public School House, lu said ward. -
- . The electors of the Seventh ward of the city of Pittsburgh,
to moot at the public School Hyoto, $a said ward.
The electors of tho Eighth ward, cf the city of Pittsburgh,
tomcct at tbo public School Hoose,ia said wanl.
Tbo. electors of the Ninth ward -Of tha dty of PiUabuigb,
to meet in the public School House, in said ward.
-The electors of the First ward of the city of Allcgbcnv, to
'meet at tho homo of J Wbodhonse, Jtoblnson st- : • "
...The electors of the Second-word of this city.of AiloghOny,-
to mcet at the bouse of Widow .Thompson, north wcsieftrnsr :
of Ohio sh, and tbo public square. .
Tbo electors of tbo Third ward of the city of Allezhenv* to
imeetattliQpnbUc School Houseia said ward., '. . : - :
■ ' Tho electors of the Fourth word of tho ciiy-df Allegheny;
to meet at the house of Mrs. Wylie, EaatCommoto
r '.Thjelectorsofpitttowhshlp.tomeetat.thokousobfMrF.
Nancy Murray, wi tho lleclmDicy and ’Farmers!:. Turnpike
Road, in said township: moxptthc qualified voters residing
:lu portions h 05.4,7 and 14, of the raid district; .who shall
vote at alt general elections la the Ninth word of the ciiyof
Mttilmrgh.
Tho doctors of Peebles township to meet, at tho house of
John lieltler, In the villoco of East Liberty.
• The electors <tf Collins township to meet at the hooso of
TUniam .MiCAllvir., In Uie village of East Liberty.
. Tho dectora of Wilkins township to meet at the house of
JGhn Shaffer, on the Grceasburgh Turnpike Road, in raid
Township. •
. The electors of .Flam township to tpcot at tha house of
John Sii&unemllo, in sold towntnip.
■The electors of Patton towusblP -to. meet' at Urn house of
Abraham T&ylor, on the Northern Tnrnplke. In.said town
ship
The electors of ; Penn township to meet at- ihe fconsool
.Robert Itoualdsou, on tho Lcochbargli Road, In said town
•ship.- • f" :
Iho electors of Versailles township, to meetat the Brio
School Uouse. near the White House, formerly occupied'! i'
• Thomas Seal, and now by Wra. A. Sbaw. •
The electors of Eliisboth township to meet at tho Uon.u>ol
Georg* Mobster,• formerly-occupied by John Walker, in
Elixabeth borougu, ;v/
Tbodortorsof the t*Tongb of Elizabeth, to moot at the
house of George Webster, formerly occupied by John Walk
er in said borough.
Tbo electors of Jefferson township to meet at the house of
Michael Sun*, forniirly occupied by John Kim?, in said town*
ship. • • •-
. Tho electors of Mifflin township to meet at the house of
Samuel V* ilflon, inrmrrly omioird by Jos 11 N'ool, In sal4
township. '• . . ' ■
The doctor* of Upp«r Si. Cflolr township-to meet fit the
housw cfjM Connor, In Mid tovnslUp. ..
The doctors othoworbt. Clair township to meet ot the
hmoK» of Wm, IkltibooTcr, In aaiki townAhip.
The electors of Chattier* township to mwt at the public
hwM near the Saw Mill Run Bridge, on the
Turnplka, .. --..v; --i;;V
. The doctor? of Robinson township to meet uttbe house
I ofSarah Melurtand.. fonncrly Audley McFarland, hi said
\ township:
i■. The electors of HnvUey township to tuccl st the lions* of
j : McClelland AyArowr formerly oicu pied by J.Ctmrlev fa*
I the village cftilnlon, In sail towvniop.
Hmdecforsof Si<ann !«> at the hoaio of
I*ct*r On?ttm, i»tsal;l towiutup.
Uwnjhtp tamc-d. a£ , £ vhoc>l Haute
NV. Id In township. ~
, > Tfcfrdeetor* cfjt'ranLiin tii&.-i at the house bc* :
Cttplwi by Jo* fidctassiu m. J tfnrruJup,. •).'
stcelt*ctor» of the Uii:oKg!i of Mahdiedi'e torrued tit the
public Sciuud Eotjso- : ••;..: - v
Tho eioctorsoT iiewtte to liiepiat the School
Ilcaw N’o;a,ia ?a}4 -. ; .
Hodector* nflfctliwiu loirofliip ta meet at the hnuse of
John Cowan, l»«dd township. -
: - fif Suowi|«n U moot tt the bonse of
Felerifoycr* In vaid Jowruhip.
c": -Ttei electors of SoaUa Jaretfe. township to rae*;t at ih<r
J be«so of,II on thn farm off} V Coulter, 5u »j!d town-
Üblp.
] The electors of North Payette*. iowwhljfcto moot nt the
| boose tghr peeuplrdirr PraiKis Koge? & ;MIll in;
•} paidlowai-bip, -•:, ;■ .- •'•'.•.-. : .' ; '‘' rV '
i H»el«Jtot¥of Kms to ffiwt altfco hou*e of-
Jaaob Colfeaush on the FranWlu Road, lu said townshin.
•■■ The electors of Pino tomtshlp.lo meet , otlho--House of
that TboaWallace bo 1
J u-lge; tuidWia, ihKtouey ana Wm. Rogers bo Inspectors of i
this elertsen, inlaid township.
• The electors of. Mt'shdlo*towushipto m»S it the bouse of
tectrl ahoup»lu««*W •'•-'••••
.. Tba alerters of West Tfcrr totmfhlp to meet at thohotow
of Nathan CbuWy, In ?<3J4 bmxshlp.
' Hie dtetoiri of-East Deer towwhipto met', at the public;
- School Hour*-, to the borongbof T&rcntma.; : '
k Tt» electow of the bdroogli-of'farcutum .to inpet atthu
puMic&diool Uousd, hv said borough. ■ ■ ■. -
.The doctors of Indiana township to meet at thohouseXor-
CTcriy oecupkd by 3 3tarh»y, In Mid township. • • .:
1 Hhalertotmshipto meet at John shnw*s
3im. In saVi township; - -.:.•••-••••••••' \- -.
Tfco tutors of that part of Indian township, in
} Alln-theny On./residing within the bou
ndarle-s towilt beginning at a point on the Allegheny river,
at tins unpor lino of thu farm of John Cable, and running n
northerly coiffso between the farmii'of said fivWe nrul John
Uord io the N t turner of Cable’s farm—'Uicnw running a
eoorro to the Slider township line,' In sneh a man
ner 44 fe>«mbf&re nil fivnns or lots situated in CnoniaghamV
district, Qndknown,aA th'driver tractvwUhlnralil-. buhda
ria?.-ball hereafter vetent general oletfUo'n In the borough
of SharWhurgh, at the election poll of Raid borough. .
Tho clKthra of tho berongb-of Birmingham tomedt attho
public School Houw, In eaii borough.; .
Ibo doctors of tbo borcugh of tUrmlugham toinoct
dt the lull Road Otilco of OUvur H. Ormsby, In said bor
ough. -
Ihe ©lectors of.Dunuesno • borough to meet at the public
Schari Ildus?,.to told .borough*., l : r -
Tho elector# of tho borough ofZawreucorlllQ to - meet nt
the public School House, In wild Isorough. .
Tho electors of thoboroughof Slmrpsoutsh to mcbtfttthe
house of James Sharp . to a&idlxireuch,:. r
.: Tlie electors' of tho boroughof McKeesport to mcci.at tho
Xownßaih m.'fiaUfcoroagh. -\.V
Thp fl peters of thn borcughof Sooth. Pittsburgh to toeet
at tho house formerly occupied by J 5 McAnntoeb, at tho cud
oMhftldonocgabela said borough,
Tho«lectors of tho borough of West Elizabeth to meet at
ihd public School House, in said borough. •
: - At which time and place tho qualified electors! as aforesaid
trill by ballot vote foe... " v V.
Gu© person for, Sheriff of saldCounty," :- s
' One person for Canal Commissioner, V ‘: V .
• ■; • Oho. person for Judge of tho Supremo Court of Pennsyl
vania/ .>'••• •
- OnopeMOh'for Prothouotary of Court of. Common Pleas
and District Court of paid Oouuty.
••; Qnopentonfor Associate Judgcof the Co.urtof Common
rieato, Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Terminer. •
One. person' for. Coroner of said County.
One person'forStoto'Senator,'
; live pcrtoha.for members of of I'cucsylvnnla,
One. person for County Oommissioner..
One personfor Auditor.
The jjiiftUflwlelecturfl aforesaid residing lu tho 21st Con
grespiotml District, embracing all that part of raid County
except that part which lies North East of the Ohio and
North Wcst of the Allegheny river shall elect ©no person
for member of the House ofltoprerehtativos of Ihb. United
States.-'. . ;; •• -'vr-
And the electors residing in the 22d Congressional District
ombrortug with llixtlor County all that portion of Allegheny.
County, nottoclddod in tho :21st District, shall elect one per
. sou to represent said District In tho Uouso of Represent*-
tiros of tho United States/.
•Also-dly tho 21st Section of an Aet of Assembly passed
: the 23d day of April, 1 A D, 1802,eniitl©dy “An act to provide
for the eroctlnii of a house for.the employmnniaud/support :
of the Poor in the County of Allegheny/' 111? enacted “That :
: for thepurporeof ascertaining tho sons© of the dtiieus of
• Allegheny county as to the expediency-of erecting a house
for the employment and support, of. the poor, itshaUbo the
duty of pooh of tbcjnspectors of tho several townships and
• boroughs,' at the noxtgcherarolection, to iprefvo .tickets, ei
ther ‘written or printed, from, qualified voters thereof, label-: t
;ed upon the out side “poor, houM',’’ and on the Inside “for a ;
poor house. n or poor house, !, .of which tickets the .-
county commissioners shall causoasufHrioutnuiubprtobe -
printed, and on tho election day furnished at too several 1
places of holding oiMlons In tho borough? and townships.in
•sold county, atul it shall appear upon costhig up the votes of :
; the dlffnrentdlstriPto at the court house, on the s4me day> ;
: that other returns are made out,, that A: majority of.those '
; who voted are for o poor house, then, tha .foregoing act;to
•; take- effect, but if a majority, of votes are found, to be against
a poor house, tho foregoing act to.be, and tho same is hereby ;.
null and void.” ... .
And I also give notice that every person,. excepting. Just
iceaof the Peace, who shall hold any . office or appointment
af profitor trust under, the government of the United States/
nr of the State, or of any city or incorporated dL'dric t. wheth
: pr a commissioned officer or otherwise, A subordinate office,
or agent, who is, or shall .be, employed under thOleglslativ©,-
or judidary deportment of this State, or of the
United States, or of any. city tor incorporated district; hud
also that every member of. Congress, ami: of the State Legis-
Iftturojandofitbe Select and. Oommph Council Qfany ; city*,
or CommlsJionerebf.auy incorporatod district, Is by law in-.
canablp of ho|dingor.©2terciBtog,ofc the same timo,tho officer
or appointment ©f Judges,; Inspector, or Clerk of an eloctiotv
of this Commonwealth, and that'nd inspector, JujJgp.hr'other
officer of any such elecUon, shall oligfole-to aUy . office to :
heathen voted for.,. 1
v Also, in and by tho 4th section of an act approved. ike.lGth
of April,lB4o, it ia enacted that - the 13th section of. tho ;act
bossed July 2,1839, entitled an act relating to tho .©lections-;
oTthla'CommonweaUb,shall not be.constraedna to prevent,
nhy udlitfo officer or borough, officer, from serving as Judge,'
Inspector, or-Clerk, at anygeneral.‘or tothis 1
Commonwealth.: . - •- .•••••■• .. .f.
:! •« And the return Judges , of the respecuva districts afore-:
kaidiare required iomeet at the .Coust Houso fai tberify of
' on: the Friday pitcr ; tho second Tuesday otOcto-'
ber next, thenund there to dischai^o.the duties by
.? B GiTciruUdrmy baud
ofSeptember,| A ami of;thb.dndependence ofthe'
'• united Statoiithe seventy. Boventh. -
sepls CARTER CURTIS, Sheriff
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BMOKED bxs No 1 nerriogv tor sale by
«0P10 - SMITH & SINCLAIR.
yiNEOAK-35 bbla. Belprbpyaad^to^re.^
'S ° nP>nSlglU ° l! ° t 1111,1 f A. S f^ABT.
lUBOSB—Noir fall and Winter styles, by the eartoupr
yaat—at GOSLISQ'S- wpgs
/"'IHOCOLATB—2u bis No 1, for role by
sepia SMITH S SINCLAIR.
I AND WARRANTS WAjm2>,-by ”
■LI LOOMIS & MDOWKLL.
, over g. £ 00., cor of Wood aud Fourth Fflt.g;
B¥>P>RD WIUatKL WATJ3K—IO hftif bblfl-Y Of this
wlebiuW Mator, just roc’d and fur solo bjr- •
KINU L MOORUKAD.
yKB SUAtN L3-~KiCh and beautifulln saalk
I.VNG9 ' cannol bo surpassed—fit UOS
■-* --/ ■ ■-■- ■ • '•■ •■"•■■ •■•■■ • ■ aepHit
received at
* Handkerchicfr,
EIO COKWIB—4OO lia,-* pr'tSo Klo (Streo, arriving end
for tale I>> SMITH 4 siNCLAm,
rcplo _Uami_loWooa etmd.
BKOOADE SILK&-.A. A- UAbPf & iusTiw
-delved another lot df .2p pieces rich fcrocad© gifc.- from
;-$1 > 25 ,^t0.52 > 00:;.. : - r -- • C v r : ->■ ■ eeplS'
IL—lO bhls No. 1 Bank Mil; . • ■:
5 do Patent Paint;. In store and for sale by •
pgp!7 A. J. STUART
* • LARGE and -dwirablo lot of COPPER STOCKS' fo'.
;rV wdo low, for Cash: or will bo exchanged for Real E<;
to tc, in or near the dty. LOOMIS A MDOWELL,
•. rep 29 • otut S. Jones A Co., cor Wood and Fourth sis.
A. WILKINS & CO.
HOUGH A ANTHONY hare removed their DAGUERRE*
AN ROOMS, from Butko’S Buflding, to .Eaton’s. Build
ing, over, the Young Mon’s Library, whore they will bo hap*
-V.': •- v npr7:tf- .
Adams&Co’s Western Express l :
A FVER this date,. weshall extend our . Express to Woos*
:_/X:ter, Ohio; Wo will also receive Good? and Parcels for,
Ashland, Medina, Millersborg, Coshocton, 4c-, to. bo forward
ed fVoln Wooster BAKER & TOHSYTH, Agents, :.
- Wholesale and. Retail*
"TirHIP, CANE, UMBRELLA AND: PARASOL MANU
\V FACTORY, No. 143 Wood street .JOHN W. TIM.
now offers for sale, at Rtisterivprlees,
the above Goods, to which the attention of dealers Ik invited.
Alsb, - inyl;.
T: KATlIJiit' —The subscribers having returned from the
JLj East* are receiving, a largo stock of Solo Leather, Ktp
-Skins, Upper Leathery French : Calf Skins, 'Slbrocco; Linlhg
Skins and Shoe bindings of fill descriptions; all of which wo
arc prepared to sell for a small advance obovo fJrc Epsteru.
market for cash. . . .
_repS It. BARD & CO.
bxs W, IT. Grant's; . .
A ■■■'■ "10 do,Hus£ell £ Robinson’s, s’s;
10 cn^:c.Tsfyera , Aromatic:
lObxsßyfand&Myerß*.6 , s; .
15 bxa Webster Old, s'sj -
•> Oh hand and for sale by.:.;• ■-•••.■ -vr*'.-'
ficplft ••• ■ ■: : : , SMITH & SINCLAIR.
\OOR ItA'lS—
./ SheofLkin, Manilla,
-V-. Adelaide,. v- ' Jute, o'.---: --‘i
Allcaut, Coco,
and Fancy Mats,.
- . Just receiyed.and now ©pehibg aVtfce Warehomeof
r *Ph W. M’CLLNTOCK-
Administration Notice. ;
ATOXICE is hereby given* that Letters of Administration
:Al "opoo tho estate of DAVID DICKSON, late of Sligo,
ceased, hare bcengrented to the undersigned, residing there,
and all persona haring claims ordemands against tha estate
of- paid decedent, ate requested to mako known the same to
mo, without delay. MARTHA ANN DICKSON;
fupgaoawiUwo Administratrix.
Home litdnstryi
ITSprimouneod political eooiwmytoen«rurago honjeih*-
duj3try. v If politically, how.much more socially, to'carry
out tho_princlple,. Examination/will psodhco conyictiop. ;
Call/ht Gothic Hall—the. largest and most comploto stock of
MEN AND • BOYS* CLOTHING. work • equal to customer
-make, at 20 per cent lesi than the customer.
•.SUITS ROYS".CLOTHING, which for . variety of stylo and
fabnc, hi not oqnolled m tho Vest. All of which is manu
factured la this city. *. "WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
rop22 . CHESTER. 74 Wood street.
. . .. The Saloons,
A T THB ATHENEUM.BUILDINGS, Liberty street, are
,/i. at aU tunes-a delightfal place of rorort for Lodfesand
Gentloincn to a mate of FRESH OYSTERS, cooked in
thn ,Tatiana ana served in o xaannor.- that cannolfoir
to plcnr-c. Also—HOT COFFEE, TEA, PASTRY, and other
refreahmeaby at short notice. A PRIVATE SALOON FOR
LADIES.
. DATniNO ESTABLIsmiENT always in order
for Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, from 7 am. to Ur at.
frblft w. W. WARD.
rpHE undersigned begs leave to announce to his friends
• A • ohd customers, that ho has received a largo, and with
the greatest care adopted, lot of RHENISH and FRENCH
WINE, which he can warrant as pure and genuine, and
which ho sells .either by the bottle of cask. Besides, bo
keeps always <on hand, a largo aud well selected stock of
FRENCH COGNIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND OIN, and other
Liquor*, all of:-which are of the first qualities, anil wajrau
. tod- genuine articles. : -He feelsgretenil for' foruier • flrvtireiv
'ijid.lt shall bo hln: duty to attend, to ids
meriy. • ■ ■
An ha has made the best and latest improvement for rec
tifying Whlskeyvbe can furnish them of tho best kind, and
at tho lowest price F. FICKEISEN,
•; No..l37Liber^street.
JOHN H. aiKLLOR, No. 81 Wood street, is now erpening
a very largo and entirely new stock of tho latest pat-"
torn and greatly improved SAX HORNS and at greatly:
reduced prices
B Flat Soprano Sax tXonw;
K Flat Tenor do:
E Flat Alto do.
B Fist Baritone do; f
R and A Flat BafS do; -
E Flat and P Centre Bass Uorus:
New stylo Post Horns;.
Nuw style Cornetts, in casea;
Grares A, Co.’s all. the. different. key? and
■filyh*;
CGMPLETK SETTS OF SAX HORNS, of eight, ton
and twilre tnstruments,-. . : .' ; . : -
• ;Tba abate will bo warranted,' anti sold at New
rcp22 , . . JOHN IL iIELLOIh Sl Wood street.
Booksl Booksl Books l
M»GUFHI?S, hwau's, Town's, Emerson's, Comley’s,Gum
• . ttiere r s t Vclwtor’s, Cobb's, and United States Spellers,
bwan’s, Town's, Eclectic, anti Englhh Readers.
. Jlay's, Greenlcaf>,: Davies', Smith's,. Adam**, Smiley’s,
Mann’s, Chase’s, and Eracmin’s Ardhtnolics.'
.:
rott «* Urammare, '-
Cmnstock's, Parker’s and Olmstead’s IRstorlea.
Davenport's, Frost’s and Goodrich’* Histories
of the United Slates.:
Hrtoriat History of England, France, Greece,
and Rome.
Mitchell’;-', o)noy\vSmitli>,-Morse's, Parley**, and Tut
hHl T r» Geographies*. ; •:
■ Davies’ Bourdon and logic of, Mathe
matics, Bax's Algebra, part 1 and % with a general: assort*
moat of other. Book*,-Paper, Ac. . For sale by • .
vp22 !J. T. C. MORGAN, JM Woodstrect.
. Journal ami Union copy.
GEORGE P. S MET 18,
(hATE HAiirTOTJ it SMITU,)
WHOLESALE BEALEEIH BEY GOODS
No S4r Wood Street, PltUburgh,
IS NOW JtBCKIVING a large assortment of FaLItAND
•WINTER tHlTUOODs,Forcisaand Domestic, to which
h« invilcs the attentionqf the Western Trade.
In bis stock will l»o found— ■ • : \ ■ •
: Sheetings, Shirtings, Tickings, -
Brown Shoe! mgs and Shtttmg*. all descriptions; - : ■ v
:.-• - Bleached Shirtings, cvcryquaUty ahd fin Uh.
• Ornalnirgbx, Drillings, Baggings, •:■•
Tickings, alMoa»ling makes'. : .- v - ,:i
- various makesv: fdil'tuworlnienfc: '
Apron tJhcrks, Xwowls and Stripes.
• Diapers, G4Jftaiuard, him?, prov.'brown. and Mcachod. • '
Flaanelt and'Bomets> .
An extensive assortment of %* 44, white anil ,
yellow, plain Flannels,- and medium, and extra fine and
heavy scarlet, green, indlso, blue, and mixed twills. ‘
lilnseyi.
AllvroolyStillman’s and Westerly; high colors; plaids,
largo and small; rod ahd blue camebonv Also,
wool and cotton, high color, Philadelphia Linscys, medium,
to extra quality. - : :
Llhings an 4 Gloalilngsv
% and 64, all wool, high color plaids, waved and mot*
tied, printed and twilled.
Cloths.
Blacks; Dmcy colors; Belgian andDomestic* Piece and
Wood-dyed black, heavy goods. Also, Beavers, Felts, Peter*
•hams, Unions.-': ; 7- -
Caasimercs.
Medium to extra, Wooded wool, and piece dye. -
Black Doeskin* and Cassimeres.
Fancy, now and desirahlo styles.
Sheep’s Unions, j. - • >
. BliekandfUncy.colors,-; • -r-i
•' Sattnotts*
Medium to. extra Oxford Mixed Cadets,
Blacks, Rlutyv Fancy colors, heavy taakw. - ■
Printed,SfripetlfamMbttled'Siyics.*. '
Tvrecds oncl Jeaiid,
“ All wool and cotton warps, in great variety. -.
Steubenville Jeans, and heavy Tweed?.
•■■■•■ • Cord*.
8 Shaft Genoa, Bang-up and Miner's Cords. .
■ ■.. Prints*:. . . i .
Now Fall styles of Spragues, Unions, Perkins, Globo, Me£.
liraack,-. Allen’s, Bunnells, Manchester, American, Ripkss,
Garnets, and generally of other styles In bladder, Chinta
. and Steam .work;
- Blues, Blue and Orange, Blue and Green, Scarlet,-plain
colors* / . : : v. : '.
Furnitures, English fine block Work Chinttes.
: ltoyle’a Double Purples,- B 4 and 4-4.
- Mourning la great variety. . i • .
■ ■ Ginghams*
, - French, German, and Scotch Ginghams. 'V.. - :
. Glasgow. Lancaster, and Philadelphia county makes, all
. widths and styles...:;- v;- ... - •
. Brtsi Goods* ■
Printed and plain, English and American Delaines, new
cstdesigns. . •
Rich-Printed and Plain, Persian, Parisian, and Lama
. Clotha and Cashmeres, ;
; Paris printed, Mousellne Delaines, of medium and very
•richstylcH.-:' v -
■ Silks.
Plain nnd Figured Black and Colored Dr&vi Silks.
Stuff Goods.
ti 4 Alpacas,- Black, Mode, and fancy colors.
Ileal - Alpaca Lustres, low to superfine;
Mohair and Orleans, figured Lustres,
04 and 74 hlgh-colorcd Coburgs and Paramettas.
64 shot and now style* Lyonose Lnstrcs,
Scotch Goods,,
A very largo variety of laces, Edgings, Inserting*, Linen
: L&ccivßrJngcfv.laconats, Cambrics, Swiss Mulls, Tiet#
■rla.Lawns,. Hair Oard and. .flinty striped Cambrics,'Tape,
Satiu anil Swiss *e,-.
- Vestings.
Valencia, Cashmere, Silk ami Satin Vesting;
lloilcry,
: . .VTomcn’s Colton and "Worsted* Cashmere,Alpaca;andjto
xlno, plain and fancy half-hose, Sbirta and Drawers, In crent
varieties and styles. .• Av?*
:.. . Gloves*
. Cashmere tmd fancy iinod Jfcrlln, .Woolen, Kid and Buck
Gloves, and MHts. •
Woolen Cravats, Seek Tics, a largo assortment for Men
tmdßojs* -■•■:■'■/!■■■
Ribbons*- '
;; .Fancy dark stylra Bonnet, Cop and Seek, now styles.
„ . HandkereMeft,
r : l S y !? 8 > Madder and Chlnta Work,
SrilMoldsi CoUon and oil dye Fines, Linen
Cambric Handkcrchlcft, all varieties J
T ... Bhkvli,
Shawkiond Hnmlkcrelilo&; S«ti«ro
•-I. lilnehn.
; in?n UncßS t Sheetings tmd Cloths, Umbrellas, Suspen-
Spool Cottons, Sewing ; BUks> Threads, and every
aescription of variety goods, arid otbera not enumerated, to
.meet the wusta nfdty and eonntry deafens.
- Uis assortrnent vrill be fcopfc full throughout tho season,
and MS respectfully aska all who visit , the market, to call
and examine hta price*. They will prove to he a* low a s the
same goods can be. bought by tho piece, East or West-
Western Merchmrt B ? wkomay.havobeenat the expense of
going to yprfc.or Phaadolphtei will find in this market,
.-Bachlargo-.assortments of every'descriptloh-ef goods, and
offered at such priced as will convince them they would do
better to lay in supplies here, every month or so, than to be
nt the loss of ospanse and time, sad making large purchases
in going. East: Come and s ee,and judge for.:yonr9elt«u /->
; • iVto&oyA, September, 1862. - ; BepiSsUwlm .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Removal.
BAND INmUBENTS,
Comforts.
=ME
FOE SALE AND TO LET.
T° CELLAR ucdcr Fifth Pbrcot, coa j '
to&vkct hopscu and imltabls for any heart- :
uws a cooVplaeo: AnbiYtm thft pfcmlfies to
- Jyl> TnOMASAIomTT, No. 2yyifih street
T l ra^ b ol < lw®,*CUA^^OT% i faf£te!st, Bear tU
• • Jj ®° rl Jrtrtcfc Tor tertnfc MtJt-'to ■■■/■.* •
~ tf AMonnTO MKKIJJSON, Mfllfgari.
T mwlwSMhMr°“s ra fornaituiabwillsßOOM
Jess *
' ■ • ; ITo
rpITK Store Iloiisn amlXhri-llbg. n 0 i ~1^
X Possession can bo luul on the- Ist
ol thft best stands in Urn ctlj. lUimilrnSf lw »l*o®*
sopiositr fiamiE ntMnsai
ftWlt S ALiJ—Adedrable lot of. Grouml ontiEefficEßtreet.
Jj .Allegheny* near the residence.of Waterman I*nluter
Ran;; W hy 276 nJU be otTfriHl Iff*-, lf«ptiU Cl {
lor soon. . : Knrjnlro of ; >. v •. W.M’CJiINTGCK,
p,-,p20 ' ■■■■".• at the Carpet.'Vrflruhoaw, fts Fourth street
]?OK-''SAUf OH tiXCII AS.U J,V— A:L(7t of 4s.by 100 fbct.
: (M vrWcll-cro M-w’twt tiirda ttriek .two ftramo
llaww, oa tbe tear.' -The? tvfcyla r*mts for.sCdO, &nU L*
ntolou Hewn street. In llio Mnth >VanL.....;/' . ••■
aa2 THQ3IAH MOFKTTT. Na 23 Jifth street.
TO.LBT. a -
A TWO STORY lUUCK. I) WET,I,LNO HOUSE, on Sewmrt.
.A. street,'ncarJtckSfw noirpalutiu^rftn^njs,.. !*£>&•:
glren on the Ut of October. JSmuiroor
hci»2q Aa J&lS&j 33 fiftHstmt.
For Sale or Kent* - >
. \XrABEIiOU&K No: l 4; rorhor of Wood ond Front tfroete;
«V : - ; bdng''fLn ip.H;r}hT/ygbind ff)f'hn.p{pC. a B'6f &D ! g-’bind/ FOc
tcrnw enquire of - H. H. BY AN,
At Uyon’s Ball dings, So. 31 Hflft *troot.
kALis-_.-A new and comfortable myiiiLtNO HOUSI^
uJI°UT. ■ypKrtM*' -iitruet, -gbilh Ward;‘ contaltiitig six:
/^n^f’- V 7 haioediatelylfTe
-':.7?* or:
°L fj»ai THOMAS XOttKT^
■'■iw HOUklKi containing nine or ton.
*T itoSsifi^«? Tera ?* Cn pcdorttl rtxcdt, Ailegßtoy Ci<
d«m. ltont lon, fiftljiOHtesrion' glrim'immediately;'•*'
. •neartnt!coroorofThlrf. ■■
' 4Vc.; : .v-v 7 yy''i7 .77— '- :
TAESIRABLIi fiffSESLSS &CAND—x oftfe? thn
JJ VABHIOraC,.,O*: «ch P W H^ljb^^oou
the comer of Liberty: and iland.Btrwits.
bizflinos3 of . any kind* riven . * •
mayl2 JAMEfr At JQSEft.
T>Koi , KUTnNTm;sKYij*Nm^\VAm>,FOH s gM i i3~.
XT A Lot on Centre Arenuo, 92 feotvfh»t; .tttid'itosV* l din>;
back 118\fiiot,.having oa it s TWO STOftY* BIUCK HOC3R
good weli imd other - ‘ • *
Terms—Ono-baK «wh* balance Jutwo yeartyriayinente
jyU AI7ST m LOOMIS, No gEFoarth street*
T?OE KENTrflTrom the Ist of April nextthehsTOHK,Trtth
T DwellingtSUacbed, on the corner of Market and: First
streets —a good business/itami f&r a Store orTavpmjT^helnp.
only one square from the rlvcrr-wHI be rcntedlowtQ a gO£>;
tenant'.'. 4'
marlStf WALTAB BRANT, TfOjffß Liberty et
SALL—Aiana contnming-45acres oXbottoavland;':
JC -30 acres deared and yell foaced,-.on wMeh isentfled a
Stone Grist Mill -mn of .stoue-rreai(l•2^l£^•.dlca^lJ ,
now. Situated on-Deer Crook 2Kmileafrom.theAllegheny:
river, inn Uno wheat growing Enquire of • .
scp!s Tflo3 MOITnrP, Filth rr
i3ALh—Poar Lot*, iu tlieTxUhffO bf Aow* TWjv frti
joining
Harvey And Mr.Digbr, Threocf sMdXots aro 25 }iy 200
fectj and one 30 by 200 feet.- Theso lota are bcnntifaliy li>*
commanding d view : of tbe -two - -citieft '-Tett&easy, :
-andtiUoindispbtdVfo. - - ' • .
; isepSO ■---••'•
SALE—An'ow BnckfinuiHjj on Second Vfcreoty hear
JD Market, size 20 by SO feet; containing eight rooms;,
aedde fcalVan&'buth room. ’ 'This* iii
tie best style, haring ranrM® jßantlcs, : &ft'with’ ’wototj and
gas in the firstan<l eeoond ' WIU-'fe
gain; and subject to rv ground rent 0f.£120. ? Apply to' -v
. . sop3o • -■■••V.;:; - THOMAS, MOgFm&frgifttfst; ,
TTtOH SALE—A three story EriCk. liousx and. Lot, situated : •
•JL/ on Penn street, in the -Ninth Ward. .The Jot is lS by .
100 feet fronts building 10: by IQ Ha’ot; twhatorfea highytho-/
whole containingnino rooms, and wide cntrancahAllvAlso, '
a parlor in the second story, 21 by 16 feetj-porticoi la front, -
with iron rallies; This property win bo sola low.', -Apply to '
ecp3o THOMAS MOFFITT. 22 Fifth st.
TTlOlt bAUi—Ton Lots of.Urouwl,inlhe:bixth Ward,
Jj being 2t feet front each on Crawford: street, extend log
bach 133 feet toTauny bill streets thesttibte flr^ ; sitaided in
a port of the city which is rapidly improving* ftnd-wouhl
makeconTenlentphu»aof residcnco. :-3:erm»'OMT.' • r. .
Enquire of AUSTIN LOOMIS,
pep* No 92 Fourth street.
A . LARGE awl well finished threo story
±Y with hot and cold batbjscontolning nine roooxMitUßtcd
on-Anderaon street, two doors from tho comer of Robinson
street. Rent low to a good tenant. Pas3cssion.ffiven-iiaiD.o
dhitely. Enquire of -A.-STUART,* I^
• pep2B NOiOSmltbfifdd, street, Pittsburg&k-
■■■"»«■ . For Bale, - • ~ t-
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on-Piko-strect,vbctween'
iV Walnut and Factory streets, Fifth: Word;* 1 . The' Lot is
23 feet front and 100 feet deep, oirwhidi them are two
./Frame Tenements. Tenns. easy~Title igood-' FOr ja£tltfn- •
lars enquire of Alderman PARKINSON, Penn street; Fifth
Ward. [myfctf
bALK>on fourth street* one' third- portof Lot
' J£ . 329,: between Alarket Ferry,.4o feet front by 85
back; well Failed!, for -building purposed Title indiflputa*
ble and term* vtay. * - ,
FOR /BENTr-Two OFFICES on Fifth rtreef*.--Apply to
McCALMONT & BXENAN,
Attorneys at Lnvr, 120 Fourth street’
3?UIt SALfcj—Desirable locations for iloKinesa Stands,' with
. • Dwcllinga, fronting 80 ft on EeUcml rt, Allegheny, by 100.
deep to on alley, being, but 44 ft from the come* c? ftobfeugan
*tJ. This among vacant- grbuntl betttecn thetßHl*
,»oad Depot and this city, and wd!~be sold at-filOO
lota to edit purdipj'crsj one hnlffn band, balances! % 2
and 4 years. • - S CUTDRKRT,'Gen :
\ seplS , ■ ■■■.:, ; 50 Smlthitalitst; .
TTlOli SALK—A House and Lot of fcofrfront onJOancan
X: street, Seventh Wart, by 10ft deop to Franklin .street.
The honse has three rooms and kitchen, out oven, and a
good statilei Price $BOO. -:vv v -/ • <-i;-.. *•;;
ALSO—Three valuable Lot* in the Sixth-'Wardi<ffch 24 .
ieet on Fanny Illli street,.by feet deep. A bargain can : .
belrnd tpcloso tho whole, f >. '•'■v.'L'.;: 7 ;-
S. CmtBERT, General Agent,'
:•• octl / A-. Smitl^fteM-gtgwtrr-;--S•
l*KomU‘y—for-raie a Brick " House
of the heat material audsubtyaaMal manner, arranged.,
with hail, parlor, dining room.and.kitckea, three phambars -
and garret, cellar, out oven, eoalhoaso, awellof excellent
water withpciajc all in good orderj rooiusand- hall peporcxL -
Threelotsof ground each -dXt front ca Franklin fit, by 18S
deep to a 24 fbot alley; agreeably located and equal to a com
try residcnco. I»rt» $2lOO. SCtiTJZBERTjGcnAgV
seplo, ■ .. . . • . • . -CO ggdthfiebißtj j
BUT A HOiXK.—l’oa Brick Hoaxes
and £ots, Oocb2-i feet 'on.Cbestnbt jstreet* jUlcgbttyv
by 83 deep;:coc3x home Is arrangcnl .with a. widebnli of
parlor, 4 ffiufcbftift,
Unisbcdgarret, Tault, ccJlatybydrant, yard,’well pafedjjUl
{q good'order; Immediaw: ran be had/ of
Prico for eaeb Hooseand Ect,sl;6o[). Tenas-rs&oolaiiaijd;
balance-in One. two and threo' years. • "
B.' CETHBERT, General Agent, :
'''
A Valuable Piece of Propertyfor
CONTAINING- SIX ACRI2S,' situate in tbo irnnjcdiato vi
cinity of - Hast liberty, adjoining, Iraida f.ofr Thrymjwft
lon, Esq., and MT3.Negeleyi abont ■& erf a paUg::
Railroad.viSCWs'properly leaon It afinfr,prosperinyyogns
a vcry desh&ble rdfcratlbii fte ucouhtiy resJr ;
donee, «dng a:lBW hundred yards'from -,the
fronting; on the Old Mimrfon Road.‘ -This • property
teiy suitable Car persons desirous of pnrcbCKns '-
it points ontlrreo different stre3t£.irnot holding '
body, it will be sold in lotsto suitpnrdxasers.' .yorinfiwuifi*:
i ;; 'UpS-*'-:
: I'l'or".Saltr,‘'v• -••:•* \
A IXW? OF GROUND in Hdgg'A Plan of tots In tixe‘Xhlj&
jljl. Ward of the City of .Pittsburgh, near gtrect* lQ &d:.
being 2D feet front on. Pann?ylvim.i > i Arenne, and running
hack 117 feet; . The property will be sold, dlt?ar of all fcittin>
' bra nee, except an annual ground ; Teht - of
sixty-five dollars.td which Ills now subject. '
ty arc seven good IR.V IiJIENTS—iiVe brick acd lwo mhia
—all two stories high; find T^tlng^tbf'abotrt^lt^himdrbd
dollars annually;.: • > ;-r:'.x-.v ■
Price, §1200; $OOO cash, and $BOO In 6 wontits-^byj&kt
endorsed papor.. .. ■ WSI, Cs FBH2JD. ‘
jolfrtf Attorney at law. Ko: 126 Fourtmtftoi
Ij'INK JiLACIV l-iA.b—'l'cr tamily*nsc f In gmoll hfty* , q ) foy
?. sale by: . - ffiupiGj : - &:BiyQXMTRi ■;■ .
M ATCHES AND KICU JKWjfelLliY.~The 'place
JC to get a very ffno IVatrh—one That can bfrdepcnded
•upon to. keep correct timo;>or to get ;any do£cripuon>of
Jewelry, at its true value, Li at 5- Markofc stTfeet.
No mistake I Call and sec the only opposition Jcwely Storo
west of Now York City. _ -
BANKER COTTOM MItLS,
ITdr&cntm, iVVI49 rind 'l2o:&cmrf sts~ fHlitburak,
. • Warner* Pnrk 4 Co.. - ;
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-Banner A. No. 1 henry 4*4 Sheetings; ; . ■ 4
•. do • do - <Io do -Shambroj-a' ; do, nHctftofs;
Byct] Carpet Chnift, of oil colors txnd ahtulea;' * ’ 3
- Colton Twine, AThito rad variegotod colore ' 1 '
Do Yarns, Batting, CandleTficl;,&o; : , v, 1 ..r
cep2l:cUw3m. v r - '
land Agoaoy »nd Offices for LioenUiiK
. Londs la the We&t}'"
A NJpfcr tho purchase: and. snlo of Laud Vwnmfcn St-
XL P&ul Slinacsota, qiul I‘itblrargh, reonsflvultu - -
- v-Ttfo Undersigned-has formed a' ccnDccUou.Wiih ’ Messrs.>
Conway & Nichols, of Sta-Bnul’s, Minnesota; Or. tbO above
purpMca, Messrs. C. 4N n having boon settled la the: Par
neat fora number of years, and being practical saryoyors,
every reliant© can be placed on their integrity
dencoln tho matter of purchasing or locating landfvV j '> ' •
ficp2S . . JAMES. BLAKELY, 180 Wood si’-.
magazines for Ootoberi ■■■
TUST received, at 11,. Miner. & C0.% N0. 22 Smitbfidd Bts
U Oodoy’s Book-for October; , '. .. j’,
GTuhaai’sMagtiElne for'Octobcr;*
The Black Avcngcrof tboSpnnisb Main, by Jfcd BgstUse
-price 25cents;
The Adventures of a Gentleman in search of Mias Smith,,
>y KliznA.Buffy. •• '•••••
Uncle Tom’s Cabin nsltis-“freah supply.
H- MINER * 00- ,
Kn. 112 Smith Cold v-‘ •
. Hough « Anthony’s Daguerreotypeid '
TH3S. undersigned. . would Inform their many'
others, that they have removed fromßurke'sUttUdttig
to No. CS Fourth above their old stand) whore
they; have fitted up rooms for Daghurrootyplng. ; ’ -Having
rery:Buperior arranganent-'orilght, and.'tho mosfc-apprtwSd- ;
Instruments now in use,With.'some tenyeara ©xperwncotW •
thehuMncss, they.-pledge themselves to turn but Aft goed-v
plcturesns any othor in the .country? fuad-.ftr- ; ' 1
• moreratmirm, likenesses than hka heretofore beon fathlsh* :
«l to the ciUredtfof Kttsburgh; cither single or:la group*.. . .
. Citizens and strangers arc respectfully invited to call,;
’.whether they wish pictures or not. v 1
V Our.motto is good fidr. prices and-
faction toourcustomcrs... • • iXODGIX A ANTHONY.* I -' • -
• • N. B.—o furnish oil articles In our busincssto other*
operators as heretofore. * flplS' .{ >
Public: Sale of Valuable Water Power; -
DWULIING MOUSES BXTUJ>im AZD
fI>HE subscribers Will BeWafc Public Sale, upon the wmi*«
I scs, 1 n New Cos tle r Lawrerictr county, Penna,onTHUP»S- J
; DAY, October 7tfr r l6s2,:cneitffo ; story- Saw. <0?
feet: machinery complete for sawing purposes.'* Jfr hqs&lsoxj'- • -
aloTce-overshot wheeli pqual. to2s.horse power,suitably
for'drivlng Turning Lathes, Planing Machines,
machinery la entirely hew. r. Ono-fourth of the \Totttjjibwep.
of the Shehango and.Neshtumockvrivers, (after.supplying,-
the canal, which takes hut a small portion- of .tho wboliv
will bowld with thfe.Saw Mill. The purchasor will hafo no
expense in keeping dams in repair, and ean raft tho logs to, •_
and boot tho lumber from the Mill, without auyhaujlng*.
Also,- sdvOral DWELLING rnOTI3K3 AND LOIS, .A 150,..
One Hundred Building and OutLcta-? 1 ,f
/.. Tho above embraces some bf the most property...
in New castle, and is Worthy the attention »
lng to mflke inveitinoate,
w iboiSSoß iailies it a ttn *» *gO°4 tf,
«ith. : N«tesUe - ,
Snrf alSutffinr Umtascfind iu mwwffCtiuljiffesHifc. _
“Sffi«SEg»S«SS:.
eonal call on the who"
•: Terms of solo will bo cue-thud ..to In r.;
equal animal payment of one,
with interest. Solo will W .
sep2S.e6d2w® A. L. & 0, IV. CEAiyJsQKD.
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