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/iV.a *.S £\ r -. swrc^hofa wng^orths^ightet^Ststioith£S! By tJ»'o>JWHjrr ÜbM tor the Morning Pr
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■>,!'» ’« ««s«isssof penonssxwniwnrs ntertwtthwttzstin* KiwTo'
. W c^,??,t w» iffitfdtai? disease, thereis Another class of in- .P? ‘‘ e “™ !r Kar “P» »t this per
heat tbn' 'mimlr.ini.Ui _j i...:. ' v 4 i? 0 bringing LtfaWJl,<Ute» to *
« s,.^ rcr awxl . . premonitory symptoms mch The Enronptsood the^Uianoi*
throaw, expectoration of thick P.M.? the &wa*MJVtj£3Sr
+ % y&42- =»“ «»tlonchial tubes and air «Us of the lungs, ™T * 0 <SS3Tof «r
|^g3s^^sj<!®^sft«i^ssf^f^i«43*^Sf> > 4WtS!s*i^^S'*‘»^S*i4 ,, 3 hntUjey safferlhem togo on neglected, nntfl ulcerations or Slrßaille naadltoiClatr'
• i. 4 4*^- -*s>?’ Wto y’ui'ry* > l H 10 s dr^ 11 lralon o"°" th,itc “ n ° t *” reach =d withu> o N ®^
?• *j jA-»S »fidldae< This is not as it should bo, for. persons sub- TsSjl^^Si^u'>?*
t 0 S“*» 4tt * d “ ol •».«“*» »«»ii«‘»«»The w*fi£sP
— l .'. T i * ll and should carefully guanl against it, by TOf B of the wr
'Svi 'tyfi l » w -'■?* keeping the feet dr7,lrearing the skin If the ££"«■
bollotr and flat, get a properly fitting Shoulder
.......... Brace vhkh in many.instances vUJoreroomethat tendency,
VwW +J: *• IS> rttew and power, as well as restore the l ev
: ?*y*- '-V* healthful play of the Lungs, and pulmonary apparatus.— _ T
Weintrodueeln oar remSts, the Shoulder Bnoes,manu
-facturedexpressly for Dr. Krrsia,of!4o Wood ,street, v
. eminently fitted bribe parpose, and the gentlemen’s hre
will answer the coaYenieat purpose of Suspondcrs
Shoulder Brace. Dr; 'Sana also prepares a medic'
s%s&**&&■ Incipient pulmonary complaints that really cures ir
period of ttmothananymedidnewoareawareof
ndoral Syrup : and It Is truly a pleasant mod’
Z t £^2^ r £2££S ,r
snss&txsm’
iTffr 'T S^saSSSfiM?’’
lt#S| ttons, and attend
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IXI MfKoc8 P° rt » oll Friday,October29th, at? o’clock, V
Hi Dea,h m Jons Civsa-ANonns hlmmD
'died yesterday morning, about two o’cloe'
»f wounds received on Tuesday after-
Mra * the Sorenth Ward.
’ Below Will bo found the evlde
•; “r: ° n
y*-”
CVmrteiicrtfiw, noaro.—’Live ocras the alley; between
¥<!r*sFi'Aff Igbiimd nine o clock on Tnesday night, I saw Irwin with
{ oB»o-oihep young man, come Into the house where the fa**
A ,; **urred. .Half an hour.after they esmo. io, heard Carsn
’■J “‘Hold on, Let me go, I am pretty weak now,”'ami
’ Munlcr”onee. Did not see them come out. The young,
oan. who tamo with Inrtn had a light coat, and cap on.—
V - < tirft lt WG * Cavan * *oic* I lu*atd I knew It Irwin tu
r * the habit of coming hen.
The,following statement of a brother of Taylor’s, mate
dally changes the appearance of the case—criminating, as
oSt%f «kp> / t does, tho lads own brother
Jahnlhykrr (aged ten years) stated Was In the room at
be k®®» Cavan and .Irwin. Cavan was lying on the
loot by the outer door. Irwin hit Cavan with the spanner,
rwin was fighting with Cavan, and William Taylor bit him
C 81,4 0) a board. Irwin hit him first two or three
imps, and Taylor hit turn on tho head, also. I didn’t drink
Ay- William Taylor is my brother, lie broko the board
n hU (Cavans’) bead; Cavan said, “Jim don t hit me.”
i“sU« '£i ‘svan did.not go down stairs and wash himself
William Taylor, recoihrf.—The witness, after being duly
£ H *MrSK-lr* "T# !ulUoncd B^Junst saying any thing which would criminate
Itnself; stated as follows:—Saw Irwin on the evening this
burred about eight or nine o'clock on Prospect street, and
'os with him. He came op to the house with me.
Jane Taylor, nonm, —Lire in the house where this fuss
>~i^'J i - ceuwod.. Irwin and William Taylor were down to.the fire, '
fter<lark,on the night of this occurrence. Did not hear
-hlrtlung. Irwin and William Taylor took tho boy,(John 1
: fi y lor > m J youngest son, away after dark Heard Cavan
lokinga noise likesnonng. I was in bed between eight i
nd trine o'clock. Heard an alarm of Any and Irwin and i
»'nUam Taylor came down stairs, and went to the fire. Irwin i
“ljoot comeback, bur William Taylor did. Told him some- i
A ™ *** *"** ** ChrarT William said he must be
ioking; I got .up to giro him some water. DW not think :
V ‘gfrilliam was sobe£ I had been drinking my self Don’t think
»*sr**ffiNJ lb*. mom.—Found a small external .wound in j
Jo scalp, scarcely half an inch in length, not entirely thro*
> the bone; that was all the external injury peieeptiblo, ex- I
Tt-.a contusion in the right era There waa.no pounds
*>ut theeyejDorabrairurcof the akin, but theeye i
S’iPSS— A»fe u and blackened. y. This wound was not dangerous >Dla* i
>*g fjftftffir . k fcKrt!&!Cf, < KJ , L'‘ ctod the. scalp from tbecnxdum, and directly under the i
jrygs3felL*f!ft ffa- irt whore the small waund.was,we found atexg&Qnantlty
’ coagulated blood .Iying between the cranium and dur* ma.
feess?
' Viftn layingopentfcfrbrala, fouod fn the left ventnelo a por
ounce. There was
»uttetnounces ofrnongulated blood, as near as we could
v dge.. “This preadngut*® the brain webenera amply sufil
w 3 ent to musedeath.lt would produce a paralytic effect on
p>CTsawaapij^a|!^«Krgts^^g^>iV&<*^ , l*^tl» iri S similar to eppOplcry.. The wound was apparent*
given, heavy bind icstrnmenL Do not suppose
a.‘ ftffifeighlEfv fironia great height, would produce such an in*
ry«v Theooagulated blood was .fbnnd. under the ocdphal
»ue»»wita:janeture with the parietal, Ifthesysiem *m
O’; sir « Vft *-A v - Cited at thstimej.theremayhaTe been a larger amoontof
s? bloodthna there otherwise would have been. •
I>r - Jteander Black, cvxrrtu— Found thebroln of deceased
wffh 1 the eondithm.Dr; ITOracken has staled.- lagreewithDr.
c * oB to injuries were occasioned and «u>
Av^V e pressure, occarionodbytbecffosionofblood onihebz&in.
% *■ tiilifrttfc&r!? ?* * ® w Cavan on Wednesday morning about lt o’clock; he was
i itfS “£* feit"c£V ■ ecchlcss, almost cold and pulseless. Had stertorous breath*
g. indicating that tho brain was suffering.severely; Thot
the time,*timt he 'would die from the Injuries. Came up
w*lUfst of Alderman Major,to visit Cavtm,
This was tbe last witness examined. The Jury arrived at
ocondosioathat deceased came to Us death from blows
flirted by James Irwin and William Taylor.
Aid. 3IAJOB yesterday commiktel Irwin and Taylor, on a
of murder, to answer the charge at ibe next Court of
i^fcannot but award to Aid. Major great praise fbr tho
Which has characterised his action in the case. In
awn ’ bo arrested wblle surrounded by 9 bend o*
sodates, In one of the most abandoned haunts or crime and
'““ yin
SsvAt*■SitLt IS BmHi?ranAv.—By reference to our.
rcrtlriug columns, it will bo seen that a large number of
” tiding lota and sites fbr manufactories, will be offered at.
Wlc ole in Birmingham, on tbo 23d inst^—next Saturday
‘ t2 - P - ,L
uB#i^V.«& r Vo understand itis tho intention to effect sales on reason
e terms; and we have no doubt that capitalists, and por*
is wishing to purchase baiidiug lots, will find this the
topportunity for iuvnstmeni that will be offered In the
•nlty of our city for some timo.
ho late Improvement In.our money market, tho genera l
sporityoftho coantiy,aud the prospect of acontinued rich
Of gold from California, and even from Australia, all
icato clearly that real estate must advance in value fpr
como; and there Is no borough in Western
lmproT * n ® M rapidly as Birmingham. Now
large manufactories havo lately been erected thoro—such
Oarxiaon's large foundry, tho extensive,
Works, and others; and we doubt not that ere
oar city manufactories will be removed to that
' of the river, where ffronnd and coal are much cheaper,
1 oil pthor facilities abundant.
! fix also becoming a desirable place of residence, as they
; -e ono of the best school houses and schools in the coun*
', and the work bf grading and paving streets is going on
; ldly.; ih,a. ahort time tbo grading and paving of the
l [q Btreetj froilLthe end of the. Monongahela bridge to the
) ier end of the borough will be completed; and during
next season traitor works wOl be constructed fbr the
‘ ply of the ’pure element, to the three boroughs on that
!; of the river.
: hould the depoiof the Steubenville Railroad be located
; firminghim-asife; contemplated,, it will add a newele
; at tothe
ml tifethe growtii of those borongbs. And even
'ptee ^l Immediacy below the bridge,
only olher locatlon thought of it must still give A pow-
toiheprpsperity of thet sideof the river..
[ouy how ilving win yet see a soM dty extending from
upperyendof Eastßirxnlngbam to Teniperanceville, rich
he returns, of manufacturing Industry and enterprise;
It ls beUe ved ihat no opportunity, so good as the present,
ever be offered to ourcttizens'to secure rafe and
investments in real estate, Iq thdse thrivingand pleasant
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TTTR OITYPOST.
"‘FRIDAY 22.
/cs.*:*l)mn>c&AfrcMttQi?oi~tBepubUransj temember the Firm
“ '"-TufiSDAYts NoynmßS,' rally in your strength Ibr fierce
> enJ Kin?;. You have fleeted your State; candidates,. Wood.
Ward and Hopkins, by an aTerage majority 0f16,000, you
cangtre ihcStaio to our yat*<v'<d.c*nrlhlateg by 20.000. _Our
opponents ore desperate; their late overwhelming defeat has
th*y are now laboring with tmscrupu*
■ lous determination to retrio to themselves in November.—
' Thcymust be met and - again vanquished. Let every Dern>
crat putbia shoulder to the wheel and victory is sure. • • ?
•The County Committee of Oorrespondeneehave appointed
meetings in the following places, prior to the great contest
In November: i
Inßlrmloghim, onthla(Friaay, October 22) at 7
o’clock. ■ •• ■ ,-i •••.'• :
In Pittsbnrglv at the American Hotel, on . Saturday, Oct.
23d, at 7 o’clock, P*M. #
In lawTencevyie, on Monday, October 26th, at T o’doclr
P.M *
. InManchester,on Tuesday,Ocilffith,at 7 o’clock, P.M.
In Mifflin tp., at Blackburn’s Mills, on Thursday Oct. 28
at G o’clock, P.M
In Shousetoira, on Friday, Oct 29th, at To’dock, P. tf
; *.? on Saturday; October 30th, at 7 o’clock*
P M
XnPittebflrgiyon MondajyNov. Ist, at To’clock, P.M.
• Meetixgs.—Our patriotic German Amffrl”>n fel*
low citizens will meet In the following places on the evenings
..designated. . The distinguished and<eloqncntGerman orator,
J» CrJcUlCj.wlli be in attendance at each '■
Inßirnilnghain, on Monday, Ocl 25th, at 7 o’clock, P. M
, IJiSUarpsbuag, on Tuesday, Oct 20th, at 7 o’clock, P.M.
• • Iu. r LaWrencovUie, on Wednesday, October 27th at 7 o’clock,
IV M.
... In. Allegheny city, on Thursday, octobcr2Bth* at 7 o’olocki
M,
In ITKoesport, on Fnday,October29th, at? o'clock, p. M.
In the Plfth Ward, Pittsburgh, on Saturday, October 30th,
at t o’clock, P. SL
Death or . Jon* Cavax— Axotbee Mtobeb.— John Cavan
tiled yesterday morning, about two o’clock, fto» the effects
of wounds received on Tuesday afternoon, at the bouse of
Mrs. Taylor, in the Seventh Ward.
Below will bo fonnd the evidence brought before the Coro*
•tier's Jury, on which the verdict or the jury was founded
It will bo seen that tho testimony implicates, in the murder
’William a- son -of the lady at whose house tho dls
t urbanco took place, and whose evidence before tho Coroner's
Jury,- w.o yesterday morning.
A more bloody or hardened crime, than tho one, tho details
Which are given.below, has not been perpetrated in the
city for years. - The prisoner, if found guilty, should bo sub
jected to' the utmost penalty of tho law.' The following is -
tho testimony:
Rulh Ann>GagZjtwq£a*—'l was in the adjoining .yngm Ip
the house where tius occurrod. Heard about cue o'clock, ] A
the afternoon, cs near as I can guess, some one say; u Don't
Ixmt me,” !• Murder.” Dul not know i rho was !n the ToomJ
saw no one come out. Seen nothing afterwards; thought it
was Caron.** voice. Heard tumbling aod tailing, as if there
wan a disltubanoo in the room.
. CharlotU 'Ann JFbrd, sioorn.—l was in tho next room to
where this occurrence took place.* neard'flghtlog, and John
Cavfcn f asX thought, ay “Don’t hit me,” nnd “murder-”
Think I could recognise Chvan's yolce: occurred about one
o clock in-the afternoon.
. Ifz&iam 3\iyl<yr t swmi. —James Irwin and John Cavan
were up stairs; I was down. I heard some fuss up stairs,
land came running up. Saw James Irwin standing at tho
Idoor. at the. head of the stairs with a spanner in -his h»nd
land Cavan lyingantbo floor, by Iho outer door. John Cavan
jgot upland wentdown stairs, and washed bis Car©; -came up
[again, nnd again laid down by the same door. There was a
I bottle of whisky on the mantel, and both were somewhat in
toxicated. CaTan’ehead was cut on the blood
ling, and apparently recently dona. Irwin wanted me to as-
Ernst him to carry Cavan oat to the coke oven, and pitch him
[into U. or take him into the woods and cat bis throat Said
h would cot do It. He told me to go to hell, and went out;
[this was about fire o dock, on Tncaday, the 19th. I was not
koher. myself at the time.. There was a spite between them,
s Irwin and-Cavan.) Irwin sold be would cut his (Cavan's)
j d—U throat if ho brought suit tor tho tormcr difficulty—
Ivboat a month ago. Irwin took the spanner away with him.
«Xran was drunker than Irwin. Irwin oould walk-witbout
ptnggcring, My little brother was in the room when I came
fcsiaicr Cocut.— Before Judges Fotwardand-Wllllams. /■
L. Miller vs. Cummins Cherry t -ijhpleadedwit3i Jas7
iy. . Action for breach of contract. Verdict for plfdnttff, •
). /Williams 4 Kahn, for plaintiff, Magraw for deten
te- • •••.•• •- :
is A. Dickson et al ts. iafc fcherfff; This'
an action to recover for an dieted febe return. Damn*
The case was not 'concluded.
yi-rro STATES Distbict Baited States IMS'
t Court was occupied all day yesterday -in the trial of
United States vs. John Bice, accused of robbery,
‘ reported..
. ft*rW**cb from J. Bowxnan4weltzer,on behalf of the
? a&d John B. Hampton, for the flgfond
l .tfcjmy retired, nndtud not returned a tru* Mil »hen
E Ooist adjourned. -, , . • _ •■* -V
MiiKn Horn.—Aid- BWor ycatenlw; lmprtaon*iin»
Mittal Hobort °?S
i Uppllng houßa under the St. Charles Hotel.
upirrijxjiTS.—There werarix by
dr fiw drttnkennes9.^/= ; ■■ _
HdWTOPwrrwr HmwT»»rXtoBß^ro£-Jn> a anna of
this fimaldsUe tfbsu4 Bite ii» minds of ttoee w(toa>
bmixica its steams, sndfst&ofirat
Mloil with terror. Theretecounacli woofer »t thLi, tor no
** of human maladies ha* carried
*° ontimaly *“«»• Bat whilst
rf alert-at tha tot *>
SJIJ* f in,lllta,? d ’® ase > t» another class of in
. '• .■,_,»*»« hood .tho premonitory symptoms such
ttmgfagy chilliness, sore throats, expectoration of thick
: wwito tho.hrpndiliU tubes and air cells of the longs;
wnt Ujey rotterthem to go on neglected, until ulcerations or
Some dreadful lesion occurs that cannot be reached with the
®edldue«. This Is notes It should bo, fi>r. persons sub-
J® 6 * to these attacks of colds, are also subjects to Pulmonary
Xfcw*«wpftC7V and should carefully guard against It, by
keeping the feet dry,'wearing flannel next tbo skin: If the
chest is hollow and flat, get a properly fitting Shoulder
Bnce which in many instances will overcome that tendency,
and increase the volume and power, as welt as restore, the
healthful play of the Lungs, and pulmonary apparatus.—
We introduce In our remarks, the Shoulder Braces, manu*
facturod expressly for Dr. Krrsia, of 140 Wood i street, as
eminently fitted 6r the purpose, and the gentlemen's "brace
will answer the convenient purpose of Sospontlcrs and
Shoolder Brace. Dr. Karsnt also prepares a medicine for
incipient pulmonary complaints that really cures In a shorter
period of time than any tnedidno we are aware of—lt is called
ftc torai Syrup: and It Is truly a pleasant medicine, and costs
but 50 cents a bottle. The Doctor seems to be adapted ibr
the preparation of thcse rtmirdto*. having prartiaM mMMnn
sevoralycan in n neighboring county with groat success.—
The certificates In favor of nla Pectoral Syrup from our
immediate neighbors in this city, warrant us in commanding
it to the public as a compound of rare virtue- ■•. •
DrE*B Ooummrr Drrecwnu—The agent tor this Detector,
31r. Bl’Dojald, is now at the SL Charles Hotel, In this city,
where he will remain several weeks to obtain new subscrip
tions, and attend to the old ones. Dye’s Detector has an im
mense circulation, and is regarded in this community as re
liable In all that relates to bank notos. It is well arranged
—is complete in orrery deportment, and must render essen
tial service to all in the habit of handling paper money The
terms of the semi-monthly, accompanied with a magnifying
gloss and coin chart manual, is $2,00. The monthly at $1,60
per annum.
Supsxux Cou&T<—The judges of the Supremo Court have
made a number of daefcdogs since oar last report, only tiro
of will eh are applicable to this district
Chambers eta] tlhenny; judgment affirmed. Opinion
by Justice Lewis.
Irwlu ot ux vs. Wlckervham; judgment reversed. Opinion
'by Justice Lowrie.
. JL\st two nights of the bcatiful Panorama of Ireland. This
■ anti to-morrow evening will close the exhibition of this mag
nificent painting, In Pittsburg. To-night, the second benefit
of the Catholic Orphans Asylum will take place. Thero will
also boon oxhlhlUon this and to-morrow afternoon, and we
Btrongly recommend every one to take a farewell look at old
£rin before it leaves the city.
Welch's Picture. —Col. Hudson, tho agent for the splen
did engraving of Washington, In the city, has in his posses,
riemOne of Welch’s engravings, in a magnlfioontftamc, made
by Mr. Boecklng, of SL Oair-etreet, which is intended as a
present to the Senate of Pennsylvania. The frame is mag
nificent, and the character of the ongraving wo need not
praise.
Riot.-—A charge was deposited in jail, yesterday, against
William Taylor, charging him with riot, on oath of John
Gordon. This ppm is also charged with being concerned in
the murder of Tuesday afternoon in the Seventh ward.
A brother of Taylor mcnlioncd*above was also committed
by Aid. Major, on the same chargo.
Taut Bill—Tho Grand Jury yesterday returned a true
bIQ against Mrs. Hester Richardson, accused of tho murder
of bar step son. Walter Richardson, in the grounds of the
Allegheny Arsenal, in May last There nothing fur
ther to be brought before the Grand Jury.- His honor.
Judge Irwlu. discharged them with the thanks of the Court.
Assault and Battery.—John Smith (which one we coo t
tell,) was held to bail, by the Mayor yesterday, for a violent
sassaultond battery on John Dougherty. Smith wns charged
with refusing to give to Dougherty a sum of'‘money and a
dinner bucket, belonging to complainant, and which Smith
had posseseiou oC The aggressor was held to bail.
Steauku Apflis.'—John White was arrested yesterday on
the wharf; for attempting to purloin apples from a barrel, by
sawing a hole in the barrel. fl« was amwtrd at the instance
of Gapt. \ andegrift, of the htramcr J. B, Gordon. In whose
chargo the barrel was, os freight White was discharged
however. <m paying tho costs.
Sal* orJjHEEP. —At the fair held in Washington. Pa., last
week, Dr. Geo. S. Hays, tho ProUiouotary of this County,
purchased of Kimball k Johnson. of \L. seven French Me
rino Bwea. ot one hundred dollars each—s7oo: and two Im
ported ewes at each—s4M i W hot-do our farmers think
of tbesp figures 1
A BlaceooaßJ>—A young man named Femingtnn was
Committed by the Mayor, yesterday, for ten days, for using
Insulting language towards a female.
Bail Puce.—Peter Grinning was yesterday committed on
a bail piece. Grinning is Charged with trespass, by (am of
arms.
Cossicas ericbratttt dramss-IU be pro*
doced, to the tlme,lh!3 OTKjicg. Sir. Roberts trill sus.
tkln the«ha»cto» of the u Twin Brothers."
Blakxbts j blankets t—just ramrod, a. a. ha
so3 A b Urge Assortment of all the celebrated
makes. octSO
/VQO AND FA. KAI LUOAD—&K> shares to sale at b*
\7rorahle rates, by A. WILKINS k 00-,
Bonkensnd Exchange brokers,
sep3o 76 Fourth street.
MILS. BALTIMORE HERRING—Ia store on eon
vU slgifloost, and for sale by
a TAAFKK, SIAOUIBB ft BANK,
' octSO Hi Second street.
LAMPBLACK— 60 Md* “Star,” atoarttd;
•Scnsto do do';'
Jo do 40. Bulk;
1100 ftra. Germantown. For sale by
a A. EAIINESTOCK ft 66,
ocfl6 corner Wood and First streets.
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Bent,)
PrrrsuuacH, October 14,1063. J
A N Election for Thirteen Directors of this Bank, will be
held at the Banking Ilouae, on MONDAY, the 16th day
w Norember next.
nctlS W. If. DENNY, Cashier.
T trAHIIiNO FLUID/—3U.UOO gallon* of Kimball 1 * Pbila
fV delphla Washing Field, to sale by the pint, gallon,
or barrel, at KKATIKO'S GROCERY STORE, corner of
Wylie and Fulton streets; also, by JIAfcIUSON ft AN*
DREWS, corner of Fourth and Ferry struct*, and dealers
generally. octil
XING OFF 1
A 81 trteb to discontinue my present business, I will sell
anything and every thing lu the store at FtBST COST.
Call noon if you waul a'korgain, aa I am dclermloaJ to tell,
add do humbug.
JOHN S. KENNEDY, No. W Market street.
N. D.—All person* knotting themselves Indebted to me,
trill please coll aod tattle the r&me without delay. octlS
*>utcb Bulbous Roo(s f Freeh Imported t
HYACINTHS, Tull pa, Crocus, Snowdrops, jonqOilles,
Feoneoa, and ether Flower Boots, fat Fall planting, sx»
rired in fine order. Also, Dwarf Pear l&es, ocuiother
Fruit Trees, Fall sorts; Evergreens and Shrubbery, in great
variety; Gooseberries, Currants, Strawberries liasp berries,
-Asparagus and Hhabarb Boots, from the Nurseries of
oetlC JAMES WABDROP, Manchester,
FOR RENT i
THE three storied BRICK HOUSE, on the comer of Fourth
street usd Post OflVee alley, now occupied by James
Wilson. Tbo large rooms on the first floor would, if pro*
fej’fedjbe rentcdwltbout the dwelling, and with some al
terations end modem improvements, would make a ctmTty
silent Banking Uouseor a spacious Btore.
K, D. GAZZAM,
oetl&lv - Market between Third and Fourth.
OR' SALK—Two desirable Building Lota, each 22%l£ft
front on Eaglo street, by 100 deep to a 20 loot alley; in
a healthy and pleasant location, and only a short distance
from the Court House. Price, $lOO each. *
Also—Tiro Houses and Lots, each2ofect front on Over
hill street, by 100 deep, , Price, fbr both,' $l5OO.
Also—A Lot, 20 feet front on -Jefferson street, Allegheny
City, 65 feet deep to an alloy. Price $3OO. ,
S. COTUBBBX,' Goheral Agent,
oct!s ‘ 60 Smlthfleld street
Great Redaction la Price* !
LREINKHAN4 CO, No. 42 Fifth li near a
• Wood, most.respectfully announces toIbeGSW
dtlsens.d Allegheny, imd the soffrsga
rounding country,,as well os to Watchmakers andQaijSs
Dealers throughout the West, that they have just received
their Fall importation, and hare now opened tho richest and
choicest stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, WATCH
MATERIALS *nrt TOOLS, that was otct brought to this
market. Importing their Goods mostly from Europe, they
are enabled.to seil chaapor th*n any similar establishment
west of the Alleghenies, nmj ns cheap os any house.in the
Eastern cities. It will, therefore, he an. inducement to call
at this house, before purchasing elsowhere. octlG
*wTEW BOOKS !—Just received, by H. Mean & Co., No.
82 Smltbfleld street.
Parisian Sights and French Principles, as seen through
American Spectacles—illustrated. Price 25 cents.
Jack Runnyznedc, The Man of Many Thanks—by Douglas
Jerrold. Price cents.
The Adrentuna of Lily Dawson, or, the Smugglers of the
Mill —by the author of , Susan Ilopley. Price 25 cents.
No. 28 Pictorial Field 'Book. Price 25 cents.
No. 440 LittelTs Living Ago. price cents,
Appleton's Popular Library, containing Lives of Welling
ton M Peel. Price 50 cento.
Cabin and Parlor—by J. T. Randolph. Price 50 cents.
And all other new Books. Forsale by
11. MINER 4 00^
octlG No, 62 Smithftdd street
DISSOLUTION.
rpHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the title of
X RYAN 4 M’KEE, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 9th Instant The accounts of the firm will be settled
by-H. XL Rtah 4 Co., at Ryan's Buildings, 81 Fifth street
. H.H. RYAN,
' S. M’KER, •. • '.y,.
octll LEVI HAYWOQiB A CO.
k CARD««H. E RYAN 4 CO. invite the attentkm of
(ha House-Furnishing Public, to their extensive stock
ot Oobinet Furniture and Chairs, now on band and in pro
c«4& of finishing, aodwould especially solicit Hotel Keep,
ipyg yumiHherft. and dflftlerw throughout the South
aba West, fo call and examine their stock. They possess Gv-
enjoyed by any other estal>
|tghir>«rnHn and arß enabled therefore to offer great
todnoementß totfcetrade to purchase at their establish m eat.
DealeM,oif application, will - be furnished with a printed
drcnlar, conhuning the wholesale priceof each article.
o*lB . H.H.EVAMAOO.
| 1a .JfE W; 000 J) 8!,
C, WATX, MEBCHAET TAHOE,
aVo. 36 Seeimd and Third ttreets,
ANDiraXKK STOCK of
H BIiCK I , J«AINanayANCT
CASSI&IEKE&PUJPH VELVSTCASUMERE,tad SATIN
VESTINGS, with * vatfrty of tho.newpst WyiemfcßCOAT*
INGS, which ha to pwipaiwl toinak*n£ln Wperfcfr rtyle, on
. reason fcblatenria'.'- Gentlemenin wsnt offesnioMbie G00d.%
on 4 fashionably cut wonliKdo'lrclrtb „cal!taa
■examine for themselvesr* '. * . , . „•
TO: fdr nil*’fab. epm
plate systentoTGaraent Th-nnghtjpg, aoihrQnLbly "known
«»* generally tuft ijj the ttw iity,
ShuadelphUdad elsewhere; et the IbllQwing prt«3,Tia: '
' *“* yohjßd Buler,oontaining fall 7 end accurate direction*
Hf?®?*™* draughting, forwardedto euy part oNhe' United
| w»W. of $7,00, by WATT;. 5
' Tracher of (Hnnenf Cutting,
05,11 ! 86 MnHsP^t.
* * %
■ TELEGRAPHIC.
2y tkeCßeflly. Lina* for ths Homing Poit.
■ : !■:' -AKBIVAL OF TOEECBOPA.
The «teamiirEurop»»rfiral at tbbport'ttfaafemSra'it
4 o’clock, bringing Ltferti&ol.iUtei'to tho Wu
„ 011 th« 10th, at 1 o’clock.
'! 1h “ b “” ' P '
of tba Boanl of TWde, of Sept. 6th, are b,
Tornbleforaigllih exports. • •
The following are the additional Barnes of the nine mirri
totj of the wrok-of the ship Mobile: .Robert J. Wheeler.
Arelrtw Curtis, Amerieansf Archibald Woods, Toneent
and Christopher Fanil, a passenger.
Bishop Teny, of Scotland, is'deach ’ :
Jenny Lind Intends to reside In Brosden.
iHoreisnstory afloat that ayunngxnan■ selected by a se.
SK to^tatol “ Praa '^“«
parte fiuSJT ift,,wn 101114 Sa P O, «m and tb« Buomv
mhtoH' to ' lell,ro i ,IU ' UilCrWlm t 0 &rm 4 Belgian
lrfl B “ riln Th ° «**«►
The cholera h« entirely subsided
Than are great augmentations being made to the Austri
an army.
oJw. l^Jnli a, «, 11 7 > 5 h 5‘ ,0 !' fah »jn«gogue ilOolnen,
Ballda, daring the femlnU, for the purpoao of rotb'ng In
toa oonftjalon oonwquont, BO ladioa, aorotal or whom were
of high. rank were crashed to death
The Sultan la dangerously vHr; ' ■
An attempt was made to assassinate the a>ii> of Persia,
who was wounded.by three shots, but is recovering. Twoof
SptS^dXr 6 ” CQI P* oooB bjr eatX **’* n(f I *™ "«»
« fWmthe.Cape of Good Hope to the 20th
August The skirmishing 1 continued
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Cotton.-Tbosalo for the last throe days In the Liverpool
SZ\ twuTT 8 23 » 00^ ale8 » of which 4,000 were to speculator*,
m 7 1 38 a» "Posters; prices steady. Pair New Orleans
srsgarfcbis
21.200 and to exporters 6060 bales.
- Boaln has advanced; sales 1600 bbls common at 4@o( fine
12j Sprits Taspoottne...Bteadi at fbrmer quotations. Lard
._Small supply, nomtaaUjr 85s. Beef and Poric...ffo sales;
awdtlng the result of tho Gorermnent contract Tallow^
Actlvo at full prices. Bsoon-InactlTCL Soles 800 bbls Amer
i^S?SZ, a !n eßm ! a *? tnct at 70s 8d; sales 2000 bbls
Irish Pork 70s lid: no taken
Barring e areolar of London says Breadstnffii are firmer
Sugar In more fevor? coffee very firm; Iron looking ud- Tin
Plato advancing, fidr enquiry
J*l*?J*v !i mlled Monnthßsrfngof western canal Flour
a( 20* Cd; Yellow corn 535; White do 30a.
Mosey Money Is in good demand but diarounto
easy. The bullion in the Bank ofEugland is nearly £22 000-
000. Consols B@BVi above pax; U. 8. Bands 109mlfr Mary
land 97098; a limited amount otherwise-
It is reported that gold was foutuUn Watorkloff
The Prince Albert, expedition ship arrived at 1 Aberdeen on
the Cth. She brings no news of Franklin. The Albert win
tered at BaLflrt Bay. , She searched Prince Hegent‘» Isle and
her consorts passed up Wellington channel, which was open
.The Albert left on the 24th of August. s>m reports on Amer
ican whaler os boing lost
FUGITIVE SLAVES ESCAPED.
&A2TOUSKT, Oct 24.
Quito a number of PugiUvo Slaves arrived here tost even
ing from Kentucky, and -were immediately escorted to the
si earner Arrow by their friends. As the boat was about
'leaving, they were arrested by some slave-catcher*, who pro
ceeded to lead them ashore, but were prevented by a number
of citizens of both colors, who, after a sharp rescued
the slaves, and they are now on their way to Canada, mnch
to the chagrin of the Kentuckians, who consoled tbrawlvcs
with the idea that tho all tens are responsible for the Fugi
tives.
Bosto.v, Oct. 20.
The City Wharf, with ton granite stores erected thereon,
was sold to-day at suction to Joslah Quincy. Jr- for &411,-
000.
A coalition of tho democrats and free sollera. In Middlesex
county, Mas*, has been effected on the Senatorial ticket.—
The resolutions on National matter* stood in favor of the
Baltimore platform.
While coalescing on the State ticket, tho democrats of the
4th district have nominated for Congress, Charles Oh** 4
Ewell, alitor of the Boston Hoes, to fill the vacancy occa
sioned by the resignation of Benjamin Thompson, and the
free rollers of the same district, have nominated John A
Bnlle*.
In the 7th district tho free roller* have nominated Charles
Fronds Adams, son of John Quincy Adams, for Congress,
and E- L. Keys fpr Presidential elector
lUurxx, Oct. 20.
Accounts from Prince Edward 8 Island state that there
was a tremendous gale there, and a great number of vetoed*
were wrecked. Twelve vessels sunk while at anehor, and all
hand* were lost. At Sydney numbers were last.
A letter In the Bun, dated 19th, says that nearly all the
Nova Scotia fishermen are detained there by the steamer
Devastation, for alleged Informality in their paper*. They
will ho fired on If they attempt to leave.
Aiautxr. Oct 21.
TOi* obstruction In the Canal Dear the upper Aqueduct, by
a broken lock, still continues. Four miles out, boats are de
tained on each side of the lock.
Batrucoac, October 21.
The steamship Princeton will drop down the river to-mor
row to Annapolis, where the vessels dnstiued for the Japan
expedition are to awruble.
Nnr York, Dd 21.
The U. B» ship New York, for Rio, was spoken
on the 4th lush, In lot 30; long. 64.
Phil«uxwju, Ort. 21.
The Synod of the Old School Presbyterian Church met at
Baltimore to-day.
CssausTos, 8.0- October SI.
There were eight deaths from yellow Cave r yesterday.
TELEQEAPH HABEET3.
■ r New Yoex, Oct. 2L
Flour—Bales GODObbl* Southern 64,-
62^4,7^; quiet. Orain...Wheat unaltered. ItyeS4@Ss.—»
Coro; -sale* U.OOO bushels, mixed, 74@76; dearer. Provis
km*...Hess Itork $37,31; prime do $16,81: dull. Laid 12:
fair demand. Beef, prime, Men Beef fiU@l4J4
Whisky, OhJo^S3>i.
munxo.
Cotton—Sales lfioo boles midtingUpland at I0l£;
Orleans 10l£; closed easy, Flour...Bale* bbls State at
Southern &,G2&4,75. Gnln-Bah*6ooobuib
Wheat, 96 for red and for wbito; Ohio, same price.—
Sales 2»fiQQ bush Corn, mixed, ?45?6, Pro vision*...Sales
2DO bbls Reet nnchangod. Sale* 200 bbls Lard at 11 XL for
prime; scarce. Sngar—BaleeUoo hhds Musrovada 5@5-V.
Ooffee—Sale* 2200 bags Rio 814(<L9; Java 'lG}4@los£. Lin.
seed Oft 70. Wbisky~.SalctfHWhhlt.QhloSO^ftpristm 33&£.
Siocks...U. S. sixes 1867, 119. .
Ccrccnun, October 21.
The river ha* risen two inches rinee last night There is
no change in the market Flour steady at $3»23@3^0. —
Whisky Linseed Oft declined to. CI(&C3. Qn>
ecrlea in fair demand; Sugar 6(&5W for prime and fair.—
Coffee Moltoaw 28<g}30.
The river 1* stationary, with fully four feet in the channel
to Louisville; weather fine. Flour steady, with a demand
equal to tho supply; sales 70» bbls at former quotation*-
Whisky ltfk&l6£. Cbeeaa firm at 7% for prime Western
Reserve, linseed (HI 6l@G3. Butter 15@17. Groceries,
unaltered. Nothing doing In Pro virions.
PmtinsLPHU, Oct 21.
Cotton qolct; s&iea 200 bales at U@l? for Uplands, and
12U for Orleans. Flour firmer; sales 1000 bbls for export at
s4,tfr for mixed brands, and $4,50 for hotter. Bye Floor
scarce; worth $4. Com Meal $3,75. Gcaln...Whert In good
demand: sales 3000 bushels now Southern red 96, la store;
soles 6000 bushels old Penn*, white at $1,04. Rye 85. Corn
steady at 74 for yellow; mixed 70%. Whisky steady and
unchanged.
PRINCIPE BEG AES—I9.OOO Crux and Bans, for sale by
oct9 SMITH 4 SINCLAIR.
UUAit—3shhds foir to strictly prime N.O. for
gale by (»ep2s] L. £ WATERMAN k SONS.
ALL BONNET RIBBONS*—A, K Masox A Co n have
just opened Wcartous Fall Bonnot Ribboua. ««p23
T\KLAISES ;
U sep29 ArX MABON A Oa’S.
SUGAR— Fair to prime N. 0. Sugar, In store and for sale
*ep22 KING A MOORHEAD.
COFFEE— 150 bags prime llto;
25 do Laguayra;
20 do , Old Government Java;
oct2o J. D. WILLIAMS k 00.
rpiJAS—3O half chests medium to extra fine Green;
X 10 do do In metallic Wfo. packages;
(0 do do Oolong and Ghulan;
100 caddy boxes do;
oct2o J. D, WILLIAMS k CO.
FISH— 20 bbls. and half bbls. Noa. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel;
10 quarter do Na l do;
10 Uto No. 1 ‘ do;
60boxes Scaled Herring; For sale by
octSO < J. D. WILLIAMS k CO n 122 Wood at
Z^IOFFKE—226 bag* prime green Rio Coffee;
V 40 pockets be*t Old Government Java;
In store and to arrive, for sale by
/ L. B. WATERMAN 4 SONS,
gep27 Non,' 80 and 81Water, and 62 Hat st
BRICK— old Brick, for sale in any required quan
tities, and on terms to mako it an object of advantage
to builders to purchase. Apply to
TAAFFK, MAGUIRE k BANE,
oct2o 112 Second street.
lUkx or PirnßUhou, 1
October 13.1862. /
J&T An eloction of ihlrtoen Directors of this bank for the
ensuing year will be held at the Banking House on Monday,
the 16th day of November next. JOHN SNYDER,
octl4 , Cashier.
rpOBAOCO—SO boxes prime 6’e, B'*, Lump;
X 6 do Esmereldo and Eldorado;
1 case Diadem Twist;
1 do Crumpton Strawberry;
29 kegs No. 1 6 Twist;
oc 120 J. D. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
SUNDRIES—IOO sacks fin* Dairy Salt;
ON 20 do Hull’d Buckwheat Flour;
10 bbls. Crashed and Pulverized Sugar,
10 boxes Castile Soap ;
10 do Rock Candy; For sale by!
oct2o j7d. WILLI AMU 4 CiX
IQ BAGS GREEN RIO COFFEE;
lO 70 do do do do;
C3,do . <l° do; In store on consign
ment. for sale on liberal terms, by
TAAFFE, MAGUIRE 4 BANE,
112 Second street;
NOTICE.— The And Butler
Plank Hoad Company, arohereby notified that an elec
tiou wUPbe hfildat the bbasedfJaQob Bowen, In Bakentown,
on Monday, thefirst day inNcmraber, 1352, for the purpose
of electing officers of awl iCcoapany - ' fbr the ensuing year.
Election will open at 12 o’elddLM.
JOHNN. PUBYIANCB, President
Attest: A. N. Mgnm, .Seciretary., octS-8w
Railroad hettlnE : ‘
Ska ran PROPOSALS will bo receheaat the Office of the
PITTSBURGH AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, at
New Castle, until 6 o’clock* P-M*October2oth,ffir-the Gra
ding and Bridging of about 70 milea pf Road. Plans and
Specifications will be exhibited after thelfitb.- . • - '
.THOR J- POWER,
_oct4rti President ofP.endß. R.R. Company.
MERCHANT TAILORB,IBS liberty 'Street, Pittsburgh.
Gentlemen’s Clothing made exfclaaiTßly to order* 1 and
..warranted to suit Have constantlyon band, a choice as
sortment of French and Casaimeres and
Testing*, of the latest styles, selected expressly fbr the cus
tom trade. ; ~~ pcjfl
920*00 Reward! .
TAKEN from the stable of the sifbecriber, «n- Monday,
September 27th, 1652. under'pretence .!of hiring, by a
man calling himself 0. B-Lowrifc, a ilghtsorrel bobrtaUed
MARE { with a startm her iorehead; ab6ut flAoen and a
half bands hjgb; carries up wpU, both head 'and'tail;4uui
a lump on right rideyofer point of ribs; hid,' when taboo,
ahoot<m le!t fim~fiwL asuriLriri&nai ahd a darkgreen
BUGGY, with light green tnahlonsiibtee sides, of cushions
bring.bladu : iuu one am o light green; nnd trhniilngs of
: top blue* with usmall red stripe. The above reward wifi bo
paid fbrthe retufnof the Hone and' Buggy, and apprehen
sion Of the thief JQHNKFT.TA
. v St Chafies Hotel.
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COMMERCIAL
FBICE3 OF
cosucxxb sinr rfo ifn
Patrlclu A Priena^E:
Conor of Fifth c«* mod
LOANS.
United States 85.1868
United States6*. 1863~....;~~~<~»
Pennsylvania 6e. 1868 ~~~
Pennsylvania 55.1868
Allegheny county 6a..
Allegheny ooanty coupons-*
Pittsburgh city 6e-- -
Pittsburgh city coupons payable
New York.
Allegheny City 6s. -
Allegheny City conponis-psyablt
in Philadelphia- ~
BANK STOCKS. .
Bank of Pittsburgh— ;
Merchants a Manufacturers- Bank
Exchange Bank.
Farmers* Deposit Bank-......
Allegheny Savings 8ank.......
BRIDGE STOCKS. .
Monongahela Bridge »
8t Clair street Bridge-...-...;
Hand street Bridge.—. ..
Northern Liberties Bridge— w.—
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Company....-
dtixens’ Insurance Company....-
Associated Firemen's Company....
TELEGRAPH stocks.
Atlantic and Ohio - ......
Pittsburgh,flinrfnwnti a Louisville
lake Erie.-
Pittsburgh Gas Works.
Monongahela Slackwator.—.—
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad-.
Cleveland t Pittsburgh Railroad—
Marine Railway and Dry Dock-...
Turtle Crock Plank Road
Pcrrysville Plank Road
Grcensburg Turnpike-
ChartiersCoal Company- ......
COPPER STOCKS.
Pittsburghand Boston
North Attrrrtegn
North West.....—
North Western— .....
Adventure
Ohio Trap Bock. -...
Minnesota
Pittsburgh anti Irio K0yaL.........
Douglas Houghton
Ontonogan - -
lUdge -
Fire Stool -
Coiling
Peninsular.
Avery
Forest -
Phoenix—
Iron City - —.
BAHX SI
fBB uosxrxo POST BY
CORRECTED DAXZ.T FOB
Iloon A Sargent* I
Cbmer of Hood and &
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks par.
Philadelphia par.
Brownsville w par.
Bocks county •• par.
Chester Co. (new borne,)... par.
Qolumbla Bridge Co par.
Danville “ par.
Delaware co. *' par.
Doylestown •• par.
Easton u pnr.
Germantown •• par.
Lancaster Banks par.
Lebanon •• par
Montgomery co. Rnnka... par.
Northumberland •• ... par.
PottsviUe •• ... par.
Reading ... par
Schuylkill county ... par.
Washington u par.
West Branch •• ... par-
Hyoming par.
Chrllslo V
Chamlwnburg V|
Erie g
Gettjsburgh.- - Vi
Harrisburg
Honendale V i
Middletown..-. vi
Wayncsbarg %\
\ork Banks V,
Relief Notes _ %\
United States Bank 10 I
Allegheny City Scrip—... pari
Pittsburgh City « par.,'
Allegheny Co. H -prem.l
NKW YORK.
New York (Sty par.
Cuuntry Banks V
NKW JERSEY. <
All solvent Banks
DELAWARE.
All solvent Banks— par.
Sxeliange lUnkera,
ul h x: rests, Pittxtrvrgh.
. oina
Slate Bk.azul branches—
Other solvent Banks. . - a?
Bank of Sandusky—
Gxanvllle 50 '
Norwalk....- &0
Urbana—; &o
Wooster....; 25 •
INDIANA.
State Bk. and brancliea— V
ILLINOIS.
State Bank 8ranch....... 50
Bank of Illinois..— ?5
Ail solvent Braka V
MISSOURI ;
btate Bk. and branches’— V
MICHIGAN.
All sohventßSnki 3
WISCONSIN.
Marine ft Fin Tnjnrrnnr*,
I All aolYent Banks- 3
I NORTH CAROLINA.
! All solvent Banks. 5£
I SOUTH CAROLINA.
1 All solvent Banja...-;... \\A
I GEORGIA. :
1 All solvent Ranks-.—... ll<
ALABAMA.
1 All solvent Banks. 5
I LOUISIANA.
( All solvent Banka-—-
I EXCHANGES.-
Nnr York l 4ntwn.
Philadelphia- t? pwm
■j/pmn,
Cincinnati.——.—l uise't
Louisville..—..-.-. 4. dlsc’t
8L Louis....-..- .lodine*.
Small Notes.— V
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks- par.
Country Banks..— V
VIRGINIA.
VALUE OP COINS.
American Gold (~mnr) - par.
American Gold (old). prim
hoTfralgna.- - 4* S 3
Guineas....—6 00
Frederickdo&i-...- 7 80
TeuThalerai T 80-
TVn 3 00
bitdsdor— 4 25
Napoleons..- 3 83
Doubloons, Patriot- 16 70
Doutuoons, fipanun in 25
Ducats - 2 10
Bank of V*. t brnnchf**—
Fanners’ Bk.* branches- *ki
fll
\ alley Bk. a branches—.
Exchange Bk. a bnncbm
Wheeling Banks...
Wheeling tranche*.
NEW ENGLAND.
All 8anka.........
WEEKLY BETIEW OF THE HABHET.
Oma or tbs Duu Uoisrnto peer. |
Friday, October 21,1862. /
Tbs week jast past has be«u one of only ordinary character
as regards moat of. the departmeaUrpf tooder pop*
fion of the Pittsburgh bnatnea toalmosi frlwtir ili ptislimf
upon the stage of voter to our filters, andunffleur filters
rise, business transaction* will he limited ozad actual soles
confined to the filling up of small orders tef the country. It
la not expected, therefore, that much, activity trill be experi
enced In trade until after the Presidential election, by which
time, we most earnestly hope end look for good stage of wa
tor and a recurrence of business. In the market we do not
find any material change fir prices from opx. last, except a
general firmnee? in moat articles. Ip breadstuff* there is a
slight decline from last week; receipts continue light, owing
to the low stage of water, coffee is held firing In sugar and mo
lasses we find holders more anxious to realize at lower fig*
arcs, particularly the latter; bacon, the demand Is falling off
gnd prices teodlog'downward; cheese have been more en
quired after, with vary light stocks, and price* bare gone up.
pig metal continues scarce, with an upward tendency; blooms
ham farther advanced; ashes, tberwha* been sameactiritj in
the market fbr this article, although no ad ranee has- taken
place; grain Is tn good demand at previous rat**. '
APPLES—The supply is moderate, and sales are
sl t 66otf&, as in nudity.
ASHES—There is an increased demand fbr Soda Ash for
manufacturing purposes, with sales regularly In small lots
at 3cash and time; Pearls doll at * Saleratus
ALE.—There continues a regular brisk demand fbr this
article. We quote Manufbcturen’ prices—regular discount
off for cash.
Bavarian Beer, per. bbl~ ................... -,..5600
Common per bol. - . 600
XX do - —. gob
XXX do - 1 900
Common half barrels 350
XX do 400
XXX do - - 450
Common quarter bbls. - 1 76
XX do 200
XXX do - 225
BACON —The supply itr first hands Is ample; prices arc
drooping under a foiling off demand. There la a correspond
ing decline in all tho Eastern and Western Bacon markets.
We notice sales of about 10,000 Cm shoulders at 834@83£;
5000 tbs sides plain hams, sales at ll@ll££ 5 tier
ces sugar cured hams at 12}£@13.
BLOOMS—The only sabs we hare reported to us for tho
week are as follows: 10 tons Gap Forge at $00; 10 do Juniata
at $62j50; this being an advance Of $ toh since last
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—The season for this article has
opened and it ts coming forward more freely; sales are made
at s2sm
BROOMS—Tho stock is considerably reduced, with but
meagre supplier we notice an advance, and now quote $1,25
BEESWAX—There ta but little offering; good lots of yel
low we quote at 22@24c.
BRANS Scarce and much wanted; small white would
readily command $L"6@$S.
BULK MEAT—No sales.
BUTTER—The demand for packed and roll continues
good; packed Butter for shipping, and 801 l for city trade.
We quote 8011-at lG@18c; No. 1 kegs 12@14.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—Manufacturers of the Beaver
Buckets and Tube have reduced their prices, and sales are
now made In lots, by our merchants, at $1,7501,87 for the
former, and 607, fog the latter article.
COFFEE—The torn of the coffee market sinoe our last has
not undergone any change; holders am firm and seem some
what more encouraged since the sale at auction in Baltimore
on the 13th, as follows The aggregate Baleaby auction and
private contract being near 12,000 bags. There was a full at*
tendance of buyers, and the sale of the whole went off with
much spirit; prices ruled from 8%@% for Inferior lo prime.
Wa notice fiales'of about 200 bags at prices ranging from
@lO.
COTTON TARNS—Tho following Is a corrected list of the
prices of Cotton Yarns, by which it will be seen that an ad
-vance has been made by the manufacturers;
POUND TA&N.
....16 Noa.lB- 24
—.17 19 i 25
.—lB 20
.....19 Candle Wick .17
.—,.20 Carpet Chain..........,..,19
..21 Coverlet Yarn .23
~22 Cotton Twtne.._ J2Q
..23 Battings 12
Noa. 5. 6, 7--.....-.
8, 0,10 -
11, 12
Nos. 500 SU
600 .7%
CORDAGE—W® b&TQ doui
fbUovlug U ft correct list of p:
Mftxull&» by the C0H....—.
Hemp, “ “
" when cut....—-
White Rope, by Coil..—
Noa. 80a „.0
e0a...._ -.6
1000 0
stations under this hjnwi Xbe
« « when cut. .......
Tarred Hope, by Coil. ——10 c.
u a when cut—...— lie.
Manilla Bed Cords —...*2,00@43,00@J4,00
Hemp M . « ~4l«6o@&Sa@siLQO
OOEN MEAle—Sate? from stores et6Q@s6c. bug.
CRACKERS—The market Is well supplied. We rite our
table corrected and quote:
Water Cracker*- .... --....43,50
Butter * l ... - 4^5
By»pep«c u - 3,60
|u|ar w
Pilot Bread r. 53,00
COPPER —We gire the Card price of the .Pittsburgh Cop
per Works. Ingots 19@20e. $ lb. Sheet—(hr Broilers 24
@25 cts.
COPPERAS— Sega at $2,87@342 $ bhL
DRIED FKOIT—Wo continue to quota light stocks with
regular sale* at $1,87@52 for apples, and for
as toquallty.
DRIED BEEF—Bales of sugar cured canvassed at 10@U«
by the tierce. Common 9}£@loc.
EGOS —In moderate request at 9@lo.
PDOUR—Since oar last r*Tiew t the transactions have been
quite light, ahdealea hate beenprincipally at a decline; we
quote sale#-of about 1000 bbls in lots ranging from fiAO to
$3,65, prihdMdly £y>6(5353,62 from first hand a.
Thestock of sugar* molasses and coffee in
first hoods Is ample. In colfoe the market is rather firm,
with salts at ln-quantity; In molasses we find hop
den less firm, and more anxious to sell in large lots at a de*
dine? we quote at 33@35, as in quantity; spgay wequbte 6©
ofOate modemtei.pdoin not so finu;
nlta of oboot 650 bus from first hands at 3Q@slc. Wheat
GO ,ta TOO. Bye BArley - Corn-48^50.
HOGS-Smo OwUrt wris# wa JwJ» b«n utrijed of
«OT trattraettonfc'tat«#»*>»> mkrfcei re* «o tanj pteftons:
prfc»«raldiM>tt*obtatattl. BdowisaglTß Btmeln&mu.
Sno ■
>;** -•
'W%
► t>y ft who ire
«xtessite Fos:atiUißbmcat It fa Ktatedtiteteotitraett
haielwiijnadehy tbedeilereof Mndfaon, Xa4 fo* thatJcttr
ery of «5® *50,000 head of- tag*, to be killed and packed
. there WOOfathe greatest number that have beennackediit
thitdt^teoneaeaaoa;:.: - .. i;> ••'• <•
: HIPJSSrrWs of DryFUnt at9@locfClty
' HAY—kaleS»ttb6 scales at from $lO tosl3 txm; -
i quoteialeslaasaall way from stares at 39
/atOcts. i ~ • V ' "i S
lanotinuch doing la this article; wequote
I—Prom 1 —Prom link atlia atj4WQ<7S « bU. -
IRON AND NAILS—Ia oonMoiunes of the heavy ad
vance In Pi* Metal, tfnr manuactuira of Bulron and
NaOa were wmpeDed to advance on thdr Iron Bna SiiK and
should the raw material (aa: there U every Indication et
nnsent,) advance further, a furthra advance In Iron end
NaSs must he expected. Belowwfll be tonod arorrectod
list of prices; these prioea see for largelota, lbr cash,-at the
manufoetarerers’: ' . „ . » m
Cor Nans—lOd, 12d, 16d and 20d 00
SdandSd-..- L
Cdand7d : - J
m f -••••- |2|
IRON—The imnu&ctarors' card prices far common- bsri
by 14 Is ZK@9ie ® lb; other sizes In proportion.
tStß—We quote icgsll@HM-.
IEAD—The stock to fast hands Is toige; limited sales sre
6®sV4for pig, and 65£@0 for bar.- • -2,~ vv ,
NAT ALSTORES—We quota Rosin at $2,75@5,00 per bbl;
Tar $3,7S@4,(Xk Turpentine «@soe- , '
OILS—We quote Noll lard at 90@9&, N0.2,75t050; Lin
seed, 70@75. . •
PIQ METAL—Since the date of our last, we have no sales
ofmoment to note; the only ealoreported tons wassG ton*
Canal at $27,60,6 mbs, which fa a farther adran® for this
quality. We take the following from the Philadelphia Com
mercial, to show the state of tho Eastern market?
The stock of Pig Iron fa unusually light and it la more en
quired after by manufacturers; prices are stlD tending up
wards and are now ton higher than on the Ist July last;
An trad to fa held at s2o@s27, Scotch Pig fa now held at $29
@s3o; Bar Iron has advanced to £romsss@sfis?Uon; Blooms
$65; Nailsadvanced to and time.
POTATOES—Supplies come forward more freely, and pri
ces have declined; we note sales at 50@60, a* In quality. ;
RICE—We quote sales during the week in tierces'at ss£
@6cfa. „ . \
, RYE FLOUR —There fa a good demand for this article, with
ample supplies; prices not so fin**; we note sales at $3,00 to
3,12 bbl from first hands.'
SEEDS—There ha* been eomo enquiry for Timothy for
shipping; we note sales, of 60 bus in lot* at $2420@2j25.
Clover secd~.Tbe market fa bare and prices nominal.
SHOT—Sales from stores by the keg at $18; by the bag at
$1,62@1,68.
POST.
IXOSXZSQ
Ixefea&i
i gtreetif I
Sid .
,$117,00
08,00
05,00
rofeern,
At.PaL
3 $lOO,OO
- 100,00
, 100fiO
3 100#3
3 100,00
3 100,00
100,00
Ashed.
$llB,OO
00,00
07,00
100,00
100,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,00
60,(f0
45,50]
42.00
46,00
102,50
KLOO
28,00
8,00
60,00
60,00
60^X)
100,00
25,00
25,00
120,00
83,50
30,00
11,60
7,00
12,00
125,00
10.00
5.50
SALT—Soles from stores by thadray load at $l,lO bbl.
SPICES—We have no transactions of consequence to note
iu this article we quote Pepper/ in begs at A
lspioe 18@19c; Cinnamon 39@40c by the mat. :
STARCH—SaIes arc regular from stores at by the
box.
4,50[
1,121
2,00
3,00
1,25
SHEEP PELTS—Prices are ymmlrm!- '' '
SOAP AND CANDLES--slanufacturers' prices Soap s@B
cash; Mould Candles 1214 c; Dipped do. 11c; discount oft,
SOAP—We quote at s@6e by the lot
TALLOW—We now quote Beef Tallow at 9@loe; Sheep do
WOOL—Receipts are falling ■ off both for the Eastern and
our own market; sales of ftinall lots at 32@45,as in quality.
WHISKY—There fa a brisk demand for rectified and raw,
with sales of about GOO bbls raw!B@l9. ;
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
, fTS* Tn» new and fast running steamer CINCIN
.Botes Master, will leave regularly every
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
dec3o_ Q. a JIILTENBEEGER.
For Kittanning and Catllab*.
irwu . TnK light draught and pleasant steamer
Cspt Unimasa, will leave the; Alle-
wharf; on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
days. at 3 o’clock, P. fityibr Klt)aonlog and Catfish. For
freight or passage applp on board. nov!8
For Long Reachi Marietta, P&rlcersbtnrer.
ana, Qallipolli.
nm a» The fine; steamer UOY, MEIQS, Maa
will leave, fori the above and Intermediate
eTeiy Tuesday, at 3 o’clock P. M.
. For freighter possageapply on board, or to
feb2 . JOHN FLACK, Agent
KENTUCKY.
For fitarietu and
n«e, Tax fine steamer PACIFIC, Zisocb. Mahtct,
I/do&vgMftrier. will leave for the above and intermedi-
CTy l^ ports, every THURSDAY, at 4 o’clock, P.
M. For freight or passage, apply oa board, or to
. T. WOODS k SON, ':
mkvlO Nd 61 WaUratreet, and 63 Front st.
Co. at MUvaukia- . 3
TENNESSEE.
Marietta, Parkersburg and Hoekingport
Paeltet*
(Mi The steamer ILAIL COLUMBIA, A. S. C&AXX,
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday, at
o’clock P. &L; returning, will leave Hocking*
port every Tuesday, at fi o’clock; A. 5L /
Passengers aod shippers may rely on the utmost accom
modation and promptness. W. B. WHEELER,
marO 24 Market street.
FINE BLACK TEAS—For family use, in small boxes, for
sale by +r [seplS] ; SMITH k SINCLAIR.
Sassafras bark—2aoibs.for sale by
cctlfi . B. A- FAHNESTOCK k 00.
ETCH D PS—Tomito, Walnut and Mushruon, prepared
by W. Underwood A Boston, and for sale by
sep2B i. LAVBLY k Uberty st
ANBANE3E—wwlbs, puTe Saxony, for rale by
QCII9 B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO.
A RSENIC—IO kegs Powdemi, for sale by
JX. oetlQ B, A. FAHNESTOCK k CO
OPIUM— 225 Iba, new crop, for sale by
octlft A A. FAHNESTOCK k CO.
ARD OIL—IO bbls Na 1 Oil, received aod fbrsale.
octO MILLER k RICKETSON.
BRAZIL SUGAR—6O bags Brasil Sugar, received and for
sale by foct2] KING k MOORHEAD.
CLOVES —1 bbl. foreale by
octa , SIHTH k SINCLAIR.
TkßOOMS—luodozen,for sale by
D oct9 SMITH k SINCLAIR.
rpOBAOCO - 20 kegi Tirrinla for sale by
X' octa SMITH A SINCLAIR.
TEA— no half cheftB;a&<Lcaddica u£ Young Hyson, Im
perial, Qunpowder. and Black Tea*, for sale by . .
- aapg • - - U 8; WATERMAN A SONST
c U<iAHS-25,C1Q9 Common;
V/ 10,000 Spanfah; to dose oat
«pIT ■ A. J. STUABT.
Pvfl SHAKES Pittsburgh, Ctorinoatl and Louisville Tele
ulf graph Stock, for sale by ~
«ep23 - , AUSTIN LOOMIS, 92 Fourth street.
tfiAfcb-lfil) half chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hy
son and Blade Teas, received and lor sale by
octlS. . KING A MOORHEAD...
Stocks wanted— . *
Pittsburgh and BostoD Mining Company;
St. Clair Street Bridge Company;
Bank of Pittsburgh. A. WILKINS A CO,
octlB T 5 Fourth street.
1 fiA BOXES OFJtMAN CLAY—Warranted of superior
IUU quality, to be sold cheap, by
TAAFFE, MAOUIRR ABANE,
octl9 112 Second street
FOKSALEI
THJLEE new EIGHT BAY TOWN CLOCKS, of the best
material—cheap for cash.
AUGUST KICLfIUXTH, AUegbeny City,
octlSAa* East Lano, arrow the corner fm Main gt
10H Pr. Mem’s Fine Kip Boots,
IUU 100 P». Flue Calf «
24 ** “ Morocco *L
Just received at W. E. SCHMEBTZ,
oct7 : - 107 Market st
FALL OPENXMGI
y\ ON THURSDAY, October 14th, at the old stand of
OfeaMrs. Ariadna full assortment oT Bonnets, Caw,
Dresses, Mantillas, and Trimmings, of the la
test styles. SL WILSON,
octlhgw successor to Mrs. A. Leech.
AdmlnUtration Nqtlce,
'VrOTICSSe hereby given, that^Letters of Administration
J 3( upon the estate of DAVID DICKSON, late of Sligo, de
ceased, hive been panted to the undersigned, residing there,
and all persona having claims ordemands against the estate
of sold decedent, are requested to make known the same to
me, without delay. MARTHA ANN DICKSON,
wp2fcoaw<Bw* • Administratrix.
INVESTMENTS— We have on. commission the following
Stocks, which will bo sold al low rates:
Mechanic Street Bridge Stock;
Mouongabela do do;
Citium* Insurance Company. Stocki , __
Western do do ' do? ~ y • —;
Firemen's do do do; .
North American Mining Co. do; v .
A. WILKINS & CO,
Stock and Exchange Brokersf- 7
oetlB 76 Fourth street
WRAPPING PAPKIt—
-390 rwuns single Crown Wrapping Paper, rag;
100 <lo double do uo (to do;
100 do do do ; do do straw ?
•200 do single do ' do do do; ;
100 do do medium do • do do;.
76 do double do do do do;
100 do do do do do zag;
200 do single do do- "do do; 1
For sale by J. R. WELDIN, 1
Bookseller ami
octlS 63 Wood at, between Third and Fourth;
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.—Davjbox .& Aosrw.have
how opened a large part of their foil and winter stock.,
of new ana standard Books and Stationery,' CUjxess ato
country dealers are invited to thejr wholesale and retail
rooms, at 66 Market street, near Fourth.
School, Sabbath School, Theological end Miscellaneous
Books, and Stationery, of aU kinds, aro sold regularly, and
invariably, at eastern prices. Discounts as usual,
DAVISON A AONEW,
octB 05 Market street, near Fourths
Lawbooks— ? -
Leading Cases in Equity, 3tol*.
Smith's Leading Cases, 2 vola.
American Leading Cases, 2 vols.
Broom’s Legal Maxims.
YatteTs Law. of Nations.
Supplement to. Wharton's Digest, containing the report
ed cases during the yean 1860, ’5l, and part df1652,'
All of the above are new editions, just from the press, re
ceived and for sale by
J, K. WELDIN, Bookseller and Stationer,
oetS 63 ; W00d st., between 3d and 4th.
. Y COUNTY, SO.
In the matter of the voluntary > -
Amignment ot A 1 8. Waugenheim Court of Com.
to ' No. 37, Oct. Term,
V James Beamer. j 1862.
And now, to wit: October 9th, 186% the Petition of A. L.
Waugenhlem, presented in opch Court, praying for an order
-on his Assignee to re-assign and deliver to him the residue
of his estate, whereupon, on motion of Geo. P. Hamil
ton, it is ordered that Saturday, the 30th insh, be appointed
.for bearing said Petition,‘and that notice thereof be riven
by publication In two daily newspapers of the city of mfcts
bareh once a week for three successive weeks. '
From the record. ' GEO. 8. HAYS,
oc!4:law3w grotfaonotary.
-15e.
- -10 c.
-18c.
.lie.
8 T . L OUIB !
COMMISSION AND FOKWABDINfI HOUSE,
joss w. rwicam.— jqsiph' itoaanxix.
A MoffridgS)
Chrncr of
YT7TLL-Promptiy attend to all consignments-and Com--
V? missions entrusted to them, and will make irh»*»i
cash advanoes on consignments or mils of lading in hand:
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be filled at the lowest possible prices,
They will also undertake the settlement and collection of
claims of Importance; and hope, by their especial personal,
efforts and attention to all the interests of their mends, to
give general sotis&etfon. . :
soqoczs:
Goo. Collier, 8L Louis; Ellis A Morton, Cincinnati;
Page A Bacon, ' do; Strader A Gorman, do;
Charges, Sow A Co., do; Korea A Fraser? do;
Ghoutean A Valle, do; Springer A Whiteman. dof
Doan, King A Co, do; £, AC. Yarnal) A Gx, Phflada;
J, W. Butler A Morgan, J-M. Buck A Morgan:
D.LeechAOtx, ! do; B.B.Comecy», ’ do;
Wm. Holmes A Oo- do; Shields A Miller, do;
Blow A March, NeWYork. Joeiah Lee A Ox, Baltimore.
A.G.FarwellACcL.Boston; W.B.Reynolds, Loaisrilla;
H.D. Brd, do;.
Tfr MCTr.hants.rNgw Orleans.
• ! : COMMISSION HOUSB> ■.*
. . ysrr ORLEANS.
mins long established House confine their rifenttoa*
J.l strictly to sales and purchases on wapaission, and to ’
the liberal
• toforwri7 < ® ,^l * : ® r *■ -V''. •
_te'T •>£*£ : "4 ; .' _ .y;:!y£;xX:-?, |,■>,
f 1, •-;"|*V f
■/x .*•'
- ,-
‘«T . : ■:
* v
-- * *
Fresh Arrival.
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t; 1
-1V AtiettOttJ'CakrtU;: V:-; - ? "i*. \- " :. .•-
rpHE uhilnljped/: after; fajntccral-of tour.yearvliss
Jb»gainiwaaedoprio^H»TtcgcagipUcd^thtb»ty
tpdritfrm* nf fo* gnl sting faTf* at AttCtfcm, and hyrfng
procured ‘»&j* xia»woenßO u Auctioneer, tor the City or
Pittsburgh, lie offers Hsjsefriees. *3 suck to Ids friends and
the public generally. "ff% aa-expeilencraf neariy.tbirty
yean tatfau liaeof buainSa, be basods fiotfdng fa saying'
tbit be will be enabled toJjlTe entiresatisfaction toaß those
who may feel disposed to paixtmize him. :. v
- . P.McEENNA* Auctioneer, • ;
Refcn to the prlndpri at? ilmlanb'. - jy9 ■
. Auction—Duly Sate; - - • l ii
A Seles Booms, oorneref :Wopd.,and
Mloo’clock*A.'H-»a
ttmcxPzyOoo^CtothiDS.Boct,
:•■•:•••• 2tfCLOCk; P. SL/ . v
tHaasTOe, Table Cutlery, looking
and Second Hand Household and Kitten Far-
... • .. •.. : ••
_ AT ' 7-O'CLOCK, P. IU >• ...J
Books, Stationery, Fancy AxGdejt, Muaicn3 Instruments,.
.Hardware end Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods,- Gold and
Silver watches. Ac, P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer, fjaAbtf
TfTiICQES ‘ AlfD' CLOCKS At Accno?iv—— Tomorrow
jf craning, (Saturday,). 23d irudant, a t M’iveuna’s Auc
tion House, at early gas light, win be sold, a lot of Gold and
•SflrerXerer,'and otherTVatehw, Mantel Clocks; Ac. - :
oct32 • v P.M’SENNA. AncfrJ
ORPHANS’ COUBTSALEo/ ValtmbU && £&& &
Pitt JbioniAfj>.--Pumtajrttoanorderof the-Orphans’-
Court of Allegheny Couaty,will be exposed to public tele,;
at the Court House, In . the: city, of Pittsburgh, on -the 23d
day of October, 1852, at IQ o'clock, A. SL, by Daniel H. Fra--
Uch, Administrator,- with the will annexed or James Chad
wjcTi, late ofß tttowmhip, In said county,' deceased,'all that
eerthfn lm'of ground situate ib said township, beginning at
LotKo- 5 in Taylor** ’recorded plancontaining JSarxes 75-
- Aubdiyided, and will be
sold in tour .partA-aceordtog-to. tk diagram-theteof; which
will be exhibited at -thetime and plate of sale. - -Parteland2
hare each a front onteidkoed of J 9- foet 4T-BiucheB, and
extends back .with a division Une SGS- toet_4l-2 inches In
depth, so as to include eachan area of Bacres. Part 3 com
mences, sttixe bock it"* and extends' in 'depth along - At*,
wood’s 464 feet 10 7-8 inchcs,aoas to. Include An area of six
acres 37 and perches. Part 4 comprises the residue of
said lot No. 5, and includes snares of Sabres 37-72. '
DANIEL H; PRALICK, Adm*r.: :
oct2l ; ,■ -P. SPKKNNA,-Auctioneer. -
SEOOND HAND GOLD LEVER WATCHES AT^ArcnD*.
On Saturday erehing next, October 23d,at.7f£ o’clock,
will be sold, at afKenna’s Auction House, without reserve,
one excellent-Gold Patent Lever heavy
ftmtfg fine, a first-rate time keener,:nmde by F. CooperACo.,
Liverpool, suitable for either a lady or gentleman ,to wear;'
octa ‘ •P. M f KENXA > ;Anct’r. !
FAMILY PONEY' at ..Auction. —OnSaturday evening
next. October 23d, at 8 o’clock, precisely, will be sold at
li’Keuna-’s Auction House, one excellent Grey. Poney, about
7 years old; well broke foreithersaddleor hamefls; a rate
chance for those wanting a good family Poney, which can
be well recommended. • .
oct2u P. M’KENNA. Aucfr. -
FARM FOB SALE—Situated twenty-three miles from
Pittsbnrgh r in Beaver county, having the advantage of
the Pennsylmd&and Ohio Railroad passing through the
some, considerable of which is river bottom. Enquire
of J.,A. Shales, Esq., on- the premises, or to P. STKefinaj
Aucuoneer. ;
Also—A llouse.and Lot, in. Second Street, _ih the Ilrst
Ward, near Redoubt alley. Enquire of John. Mellon, Esq.,;
or to I*. JPEenaa, Auctioneer. _ - .
Also—AraliiableLot,Yronting thlrty feeton Fifth street,
extending back nue hundred ami forty-five feet. Enquire of.
slrs.:Matthew.Stewart, Alleghehycity, ctr to
au. 23. .. P. SPKENNA. Auctioneer.
PEREMPTOBE SALE OF DRY GOODS AX Adctios.—
On Monday morning, October 25th,’ at 10 o’clock, at the
Commercial Safes Rooms, corner of Wood And Fifth streets,
wiJI he sold without tor account of whom it jaay
concern, on s credit of ninety days, on sums over. $lOO, tor
approved notes, A very' large and desirable stock' of ftesh
and seasonable Dry Goods, which hare lately beetr pur
chased in the Eastern dties, tor an extensive Retail Store,
comprising, In part— *
35 plsoe3 super French, English and American Broad
Cloths, assorted colors;
23 pieces Beaver Qoths, Coatings and Felts;
G t do 3 Satinetts, assorted colors;
85 do French Merinos, Cashmeres, Thibet* and AL
pacaa, choice colors;
8 biles Red and Yellow Flannels;
3 do Brown Sheetings«ndShirtings;
. ’4 do Heavy Ticks;
Delaines, Ginghims, Prints, linens, Checks, Paddings,
Colored Cambrics, Hildas, WTiito Goods, Laces, Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Coat, Vest and Pant Buttons. Braids,
Bindings, Needles, Hollands, Linseys, Wool Plaids. Kerseys,
Linen and Cotton Threads, Shawls and Cravats, £Oc, I2aen
and Gotten Gandkerchleis, with a full assortment of rholw
goods, which are particularly worthy attention/of the
trade. Sale continued until all ate salcL
oct22 P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
Large sale of real estate, at auction* in Bir
: uringham, East Birmingham and South Pittsburgh, on
Saturday afternoon, Odober 23d; commencing In East Bir
mingham at 2 o’clock—wili bo sold on the premises,' a large
number of raloable Building Lots and rites .for manufacto
ries, belonging to tbo heirs of Gregg, directly opposite this
dty.
This property U well known os the most advantageous h>»
ration tor manufacturing purposes, as well as pleasantdbr
private residences, being near the principal business and*
shipping part of the city; while coal cofts onetotmb less than
In Pltteburgh.
It liaving bees determined by ail parties interested thatao
much of the above property shall be sold as may be necessa
ry to liquidate all the liens-against the capltalisteAhd
others are offered great loducementa to purchase, as the a--
bove must improve rapidly, and so tovarabie an opportunity
may uerer bo presented again to obtain desirable ritnatioas
at low prices.
Hans may be seen at the Auction Rooms. Terms, one
fourth cash, residue in three equal paymente witb
Intenst, mmred by bond and mortgage. Title indisputable,
being direct from the Penn’s and clear of ail incumbrance;'
orno'sale. ~ r - • _
For further iafcnnatton apply to Hon. IL Hepbonu cr to
Wm. Phillips, of Bnnrn, PhiUipe 4 Co., at. their warehouse
Water street.
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W. G. HcCABUMHY, An r-ti rrpfiey%
Grocery store xt accxjor.—wui be soil, on Mon
day, October 25th, at 10 o’clock in the fcrmboo, it U»
corner of and Franklin streets, a large oasartmaitof
Groceries; amongtboasaortnientmay bo ineotioped inpatt
the following, Tlj: Imperial, Young Hyson and Gunpowder*
Blaci do; Cbffec, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Nutmegs,
Indigo, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Alum, annamcn, Tobacco,
Mustard, Qneensirare, Glassware mui £££
eryirere; together with an assortment, of varietr roods,
counter scales, platform scales, etore fixtures, &. SalSpcS
Ore. - focta] ‘ -■ W; O. MKIAItTXEY. Ancfef
SWAINO LABORBALE OF WHITE GKAhITE QUEENS*
WARE, a Arcnox—Will be sold, on Saturday, Octo
ber 2SI, at 10 o’clock In thelbrenoon, at M'Cortncy’a Auction
House, No. 125 Wood street, 30 packages Boote’s manolko
tore—consisting of dinnerserflces, of 150 pieces each; Tea
and Ooffee setts; Toilet setts; Cops and Sanccrs; Pitchers,
Bowls, Basins, Dishes, Elates, Ac. The abate will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers. Bale positive, and without referee.
W. O- M’CABTNRY. AucPr.
AbdIGNEE’B HALL—A botlso. and lot situate in the
borough of LawrcneeTille, fronting on Butler street 31
foet 9 Inches, and running back on Poster alley to Market
alley, 143 feet, The houae Is a two story brick bouse, with
stone basement, and a back building, 32 feet by 16 feet—
There isalso aframe stable on the lot- Sail premises wBl
bo sold, for the benefit of the creditors of James Essler, on
the 30th day of October, at 3 o'clock, P. IL, on the premises,
by otderof the undersigned, Asstgneeof said James Siler
“tU 3 W. G. M’CARTNEY.
TO LOAN—Fire Thousand Dollars, on two, three and
four paper. Apply to
rcg THOMAS lIOBIT, 29 Fifth street
H. CHILDS & CO.,
W HOLBSA LE ’
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
H No, 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa , ’
A J£ rDce ‘ ved th f ir «f»nsb» fall stock of upwards of
2000 case, of Hen’s and Boys’, Ladies’, Misses’ and
vnudron s Boots and Shoes, Mexican and Kossuth Fur and
Wool Ilats,of every rariety, adapted to the season.
ALSO—Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Silt, Plush and Cloth
Capa, of latest «yl« and Cushions. •
Tbeir stock haTiag been selected with neat care, ai to
quality and size*, pnrchasod dlrect from tho manufacturer
prindpaSjt for oath, at the lopest orfces, enable* them to :
compete tvcc&tfully vrith■ iS cw Toi% VhXcddpJna or Balti
more market*. ~ - - • - •
Groatry Merehauta, r purcbasiog forKittfrarsb'-oron their'
way east, will finditto their*lnterest to call
their stbcfcT&lbre purchasing elsewhere x x ' : u
> They also JustreeeiTwOOCK) Sides Prime New York
Sole Leather,-all oTwhkh tfiU he sold at fcwptl&ia,-
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*tie Only. True.Portr »lt of Wwblagtoa:
, , JCST PBBHBHED, .
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' POBTBAIT Or’WABHIBQTOIf!
Engraved (by from Stuart* cuiy original por
... ..trait, imib&Aihenemn,-Bo&ton. - -
f | 'ill Ssuperb picture, engraved under Ihesnperlntendehre
X of Thomas Sully,Eaq.the eminent sad highly ~lnod
artist, is tho only correct likeness of Washington ever pub
lfchcd- It has; bean -characterized as the greatest work ot
ait ever produced in this country, is to Its fidelity, we
refer to the.letters of the -adopted son of Washington, Geo.
Washington Paik;-Custis,whD«ays, “Kiss taithfalrepre
sentatianofthn celebrated original," and to'ChicT Justice
Taney, of.thn:Bupreme .Court of the United States, who
says, “Asa work ofart, its excellence and beanty must
strike erery one who sees it; and it Is no less happy far its
likeness to the Father of Ills country. It-wssmy good for-'
tune to have seen him in thadaysof my boyhood, and his
:.wboie.nppearance i 5 .yot strongly impressed On my memory.'-
The portrait you nave issued appears to bean exact likeness.-
•representing perfectly the-expresston a* walhra tbe fortu
and features ot the feee.” And -sayr. Senator Cass. it fa a
life-Uke representationor thegreatpriginal.- PrSSenCFUI
more says, “ the work appears to ma to have been admire
bly oxocuted and eminently worthy the patrenaae 'er tlx.
SjyejMmchanf, the Sent portrSu3£te r ,a£i
the pupn-of fituart, “tout print to my mind is more re
“*“> fcf presenting the
whole individuality of. the original partraiL toeether with
the nobleenirtolifiedrepost of
whoeversaw-him rensidered a marked chartaterkicor the
ulnsteions man it commemorates."
- For the great merits of this picture, wo would refer every
ISI” 5 JJaahingtan, to the portrait itself; to be seen atthe :
Sf PaPor,_and to the letters or the following Ar-
Jurists, and Scholars, occompanyingTr.
Artofe-iUrthani and Elliott, or New York;- Neagie,
Kothormeh and lemMln, of Philadelphia; Chester Har
m& of Boston j dories hraser, of Charleston. & Co and to
the adopted eon of Washington, Hon. Geo. W. P. Custis
himsclf-an artist* Siatexma*+-lhs Excellency, Hillard FQlv
W»pMcrr General WmfioH Scott, Hon. 3l DaHw,
Hon.;WUlhm R. King* Hon; Daniel Web*tsJvHon;Xlnn
Boyd, Uoii.Le»ifl Cass, Hon.Wmiam A-GraMm,Hon. John -
P. Kennedy, J3on. E» CL Wlnthron, U»'D. Jurist*—lion.
Bpgerß.Taney, Hon. Joha'Daer, Hon John M’Lean. Hon
Bufus CR%iig. £bftrdar»—Charles Folsom, the trelj.
Kbotp lirarlan Of-the Boston Atheaenm, who
woold ratherown It than any- painted copy I -hate
' seen R Whipple, RjAard Hiidreth,-Hon. Kd» Etpi
Hi. Dv, Jared Sparks, LL. D„ William H.- ProaeotL LT.Tr
-Waahlnstan lmngs'Balph -W: Emerson, Xm 4 J
Upham, J. T. Headley, HtxGrte*
low, Wm.G2mare Slmmsi and fraa Europe.lxjr^
T. B. Macauley, Sir AreUhald Lord - Major
don, Ac. 4c. Ac. lit -Pfru-throughou t the eSireUaSS'
proclaimed the merits oftMsrapSh
To enmSe all topoaseaathia t*V :
at the low price of $5 per copy. it fa sold
— S!S! srtawsss».._-
parSnVbyWhfch^plS'if^^SJiip l fMBco »e
-polnt, per mail, in perfeotortfe Pnrtra | t a,n fc “.* ! “ < °“3L
W«iies to J. W. ÜBD
to them taT “ “ COJ>y 01 uit ' porfralt wot
** thii;
L - - r jqbx ISSUED, ;
v.' 4 MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF . ,
; QENBBAA JACKSON.
Engraved by 118. Weieh, Bid., the original Portrait
painted by T. Sully. Esq. , : 7
TM. Portrait will be a match fer thw.Washluirtan. m h
in CTeiyreepect as well got up.
Prim fS per oopy. Address as above. octlMwdcw
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P. HoKENHA, Auctioneer.
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
P. 1L DAVIS, Aact
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tJJ.i at ® B Bswfißoajfc
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- BCT ■ OQTQDg'A OBAHAM, AgatH. - ;
a °~~° a,<! ° tsta>>t rare orgtcA
i Brta4,'dola
bit VSCHMKBTZ’, prorw that ' 7 * *- <
•onaUfl prfew *re appredatttl br'tiJSnDSJE*^? 04 ***"- .
sortment of Ladies Cfaiten, J“wjS* »* , '
arid ,Badtfais,_i«yw; open at Sq. lOT'3lK3set^iev^' : '
octl3 ;u: • •''W;-- ■"■'''
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t dcaleT* la till kkiiis x> f-ptodacfc sS&PlttiJ J' •
RSSir^ TIT I5 C r° g xv l^ eleg * &nd fcgehta fcc.-tJ»-gslo of -:■;
Bldmotti affljLyachbffrg
and SI .Water and fig Flm rtrgeV •
V- ■ BASIt UF PimjCEaE,'.' V -
r -October 19; tgftftwscfc'v .
to the-Act.-cf the 16th of Am&tfeff,
of-Slochfcoldeni ■ "
tq held at thoJB&o ting. House, oa 2d dst ‘
w -AoTecioer next - ~
octahtd;. - ' jpgy gyYpteaa^fe
and-Carriage Kftgtnrvr~
r^,„ I 9?
~"* fr &2aatf Krwfc, MLcohavrCSa,
WOULD infrv»TTT
Qftti Uio-pabuo- gcociaDy, • ’w"
rosadictare iiiC&niaraL ’
iSSI?aK >
‘•best Eastern WS? - tbelr 1 woririba. , •,
ring eteirbftrc.'" S l ?* S l . * caJVJ*£>r»ptmiia
— 1- _ octaly
East lmjii;.»itii^S^f&js
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rior specimens of vuur.L' stock, nn.
oth«t&fc of the following; ’
Cochin China; Hong Kong rir toyfr•
■White of-thr.
ley importations; Brahma Podtra:{lh<2la} h BOTiOnil; wS"- ■>•-
large and mnch admired | G-mt -
with deep orange colored Ttdnp.aad neck
eiie and beaiity; ~ Wild Indie, JUten. EantaSSK
?ery choKfiTsrieties. - [Address,. * V. * ; U * r
abgb&vb n, esoss.-mibs^a,'
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Gentle Soil. *u4 aos»er to Ben Bolto? • •••
.• - -• Songs
• Old folks ~
”'• - Take me Home to 2H£
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'•;;:.^Vy-dd^iaCair^';:v;r^:t:v^:^^ r >T^^^S’'-^>^ :: -
. 'l3gfafc ItollaxB4klJA3r. “ / ** \
;SCIIOTTICHES—La Coralie.
KH*KA3—Blue Sell, Saqw
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. oct7 ... ■ • ~-.l.': : .•>•* •••- ■---- ; '-‘ T ’
• - Emporium or JbigiU! -•>
CELEBRATED- ETHEREAL OILAOTV T,tn>g >
’ TIT" WRIGHT,/Secoes3or to TDCOHI Maaii&a
-f T » : tarCT of -Ideate, • Wh£d£g»laißjd'BatBlLlsi-th»
above named Ofl and Lamipai lanow nodvlog i tefraggo*.- .
meat of LAMPS,vfo-- bnfniog tha T Etbereal-<KL'Caißi)fiiae. ' -
"ana Pine 08. Also, Lamps cforery description. forbgrofoj
Lard and Lard Oil.:- - :x - • - t-
GaxrieUeta* Girandole Ball lo&xpsy Chfai- " l '
ney Mats, Quaa, and all things pertaining c y •- ■.
EthereaLCamplunaor Pina Gil, regularlj^appHedonwor'
AH orderii left with the.:wagon; -wbidi ts : eoS2ta&tlr ; ttt>Y -
ring throQgfcthe city* will fce promptly ttten&tftoi "
N. B.—Lamps of ail kinds altered to -hnra tie Etieral
Oil. All articles dcUroftd In aay.part of the £Br; tiiria li- ; “
legbenyi free of cost. , W. 1L WRIGHT,—
- • . ■■..••.■-Jfe.SSJtoßrUksL/ApatoxWL)'^l'-'
eprlfty • between-51 Erfcgtaad WoodSStl- -
HU. jjJJiSI CLASS-PETarnmTR, ~~
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jWKioxLTuaAi ASD
.^lljesafaqffia-a^^iigjust retained from Xm Tor*scV
PhiladdphJi.bmtnr'iaiTOaptor
eonsWingofthebtestsadihost&slilimiMe'strlaiofgjdSe '
n*rnesa and Track Meant ings,to te&aod fn tbfe dtj.
rlleh&s qn bafifi.-cf his otto maraiaefca^theJarrot xad
bestselecfaasSckKJf CaJwt -
Eags, ltoostahn^eh hU&omaxt dTo S
jrttfcb are admirably edited fur use la the *uL aal«2l .
vxTtotidsct: thetlsd-foUaTeast-.AH '-of S?£
tomlneiloselJLou more fiiTarable terms-than *nr'otha’t»i' '
tablfghnypTttthat pretends to cake good wort.- ; -• •- • ••’
He : ftl»contiooesto'-jn*aii£Kiare sB ktndsc/BiratoT'-
Ho«s end *1 Kij Baada,- sfryfefted ■br-vowvOai'a g< ■ - ~
cJriflf.ry, cemented 1 end rireied. ■ A -easoni. *■
*ll lenjjtfcj Hid whitL?j rou.ll-tITTIT . ■ ~
*" K. n. UASTLEf,"' *
- N~o--sa wiytiTt^regr'
octlgdtylini'- -
THE HATS'AJSiU ilics Ia"cOBSCU I i 1 "
ccMtcruaiSan/haST'beeTi^nrcdoced aiaccst*»*•••-•=
VT - -
sequence of tbaihtftxluiticnrof
fiGACH. and BHHSDO *- ‘ v
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. and safe Bat aodHoe»ltetrTsj«r,trei- them are 's
still to,the cellars of ihisHtjyas ‘Well 4 as !afl»gnaai|i« if'4' r; :v'
ihe country, to'tbe-greadedrgftfeiiofjt^»^ T^«^^^ r -=;:
to Ertj«i?fi^ w
only <fattou4iTetoTaihaM< iHOPerffcTbgt~ , : .
times destrw the Hires «f
goggestto all whoaronlff
try a box a - _ 1 >;
apd they'aiirsooii he' -
this time of Tear r arithmrt pnfl arfrtg ~ ~ ■-
attendant upon'the andjp«mse« •-
. quent decay of animal matter. Keating fo. : ' "
tmrti Bntfflmfinn mrWliij nf
proof of the salntszy effects of.his K&iaaaMoG&Dd&rmh -
This preparation* vben '
is readily eaten byjlats and. like, acolWui Strtaf - T '
them. ,-.. -\.U:\ .. ;
14.I 4 . D. anjl Fulfcon streets
by Dr. KEtSERj 140 .Wood street; B. A,?AHXESTOCS
coraerof.:Flrst andr^oodste;
-Ifborth'aiid Wood Eta ) 'and by Druggists keenest-^ ; ' - 1 -
Patsagt* and .
JOHH THOMPSOH/agrat, ''
- 41WLlhernr street, PlttshiirEh;ra.',' '--M, ' •
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-,:S3Sont2rstreet,2fetr Yo&,imd "* *
No. s.Recentßoad, Clarence IfcefcliTcrptoli 1 ';,
LI VratPOOL PACKETS call from r.tvrrpnni rn jin* fftftp. .
aaiiUst of t’seh mcntli. .. ; ;
SWALLOW-TAIL LINE_ _ >
Lrcta New Torti. . ..liTerpcoL*
Ship CONSTITUTION,, ) Sep) 6 . - vQetlSl^
Capt. BriUoD, - vjap u ■i’etrnt M
1600 tone. . : >Maj 6 ■ ~3a5421M
Ship SEW WOULD,. , SejS 21 . VoJ- Xlf
Capt. Knight, . .Vjan 21 -JSfch G_2
1600 tons. j Stay 21 > Jttfr d,,
Ship LIYMiPOeL, ) G _ Sot2B
Copt Gardner, _ - \ feb -G , Mch2l-.t
o 1500 tons. j Jnhe G ' ’ Jo! rSL i
: aip;ASUBUKTOS, . .-,,Oct 21
Cipt irWUHains, ' ‘ Ap l"d s
. 1200 tons.. ; j Jhhe-21 -' ■■'- jUne-Ge* ■
Ship HUGUENOT, ) Not u tee 2T~
CaptGarUine^; S-Mch 0 ' '.Ap’lS £
. .llOOtbne,. . .JJnlv a , AntrlD
' Ship CONSTANTINE, ; S Not 21 Jail (■ -
' - J-MclT 21 _ > 2 May 62,
1030 tons. : . .1 July 21 - ' Sent 4-*
ALBEItT OiEUTtS-,) Dec* G T St5C-
Copt Dciaho, . > April G " , Mpy2f g,
:• leoQtone. . • , l auk G ~ - Sent 21
QTIEra a? TUE WEST, f De? 21 ‘ - !S_.-eV
>■ April 21 Jwah6,-a
■ 1500 tons. j Aog 21 Oct- 6t
“wss^p***-
; by eltherof tbeabore ma#iii£«rnt -
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I.KMM t-tSCf—S TO; ENGLAND. ILKI.A \ r>.. einffl:t\n -A.v.:.
.iWe issue drafts from £1 sn-1-upwards, wlikhwiir'he
whed,&eeofeharge) the Bank of Ireland,,'
TDnhUn,and.an iuhnmcheaffixonghOTttheeonntrr.or !»■ ■■
I -any of ouf AgcntslnJingJantLScotlaniand Wales. ■•
!- : _ ' JOHN THOMPSON, Aeeni. r
• ccHBdAr ■■;., -■■ 410 Llbe-rfr street. Pitts bMrrMilM' 1 ■
Tapseott’a Bemittaaw and.:Bmigratir>W
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:• ; SVO. 87 SOfJTJTSTHEET,
A>. lBft Comer of. Wood «sd Liberty •««»- #' r■ -■
TJMIE; fpleadii vcaseli! naawd below, BiU jbiTS. t
X . tbeiraopointaJdajJ*:. * J ~
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aCwbins,-.;:
Cfaandtav ISOfto
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West Poiht, • ■
Cats Cox>,
-Gas&ics,
JohtSnusr,
Kappahassocx,
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AJBMCAJT'Uaios,- * . = aawfts
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Sfer- - '«' '
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S*P 3U)O ' E '"’* Ilftrrey,: -, v
■“***. Aft up, J, DnrnipiooJr. ' ; •*.->.
ceogmss •-•■' - ••- -••. •:*•*•. issxk* ■--.•>
►Knsacs, “ J .• -ftjf.i:L:^-r.iSCO., •;-
Gr*xt Wcsixxa, .'. t'other,;V:.-. v •>- *.“< -^-3000?*' -'
.WCiCBXSTXBt ... .
; Aod saroeedlog Packets erftcylbrwjdayi"'-'" ' '
•-Trto«»8, .. £>?.%? '£* -•-• >t* .v
JtwcAXfflu. : Turfey, .. • ••.-; ; '-VISS2. -:-■--.
ToaiWAXOA, Julius, ; ,isoorrv
Sasasak, jDecas, -
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with tlwfiUowfe&quftOtUjf.cif
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~ VpHt<4Bgy-«nd Medfeal AttcnJaaga'ant
whfch r j with j anl-oihia* chygybitisrj
• ara inrinflaa inthe ■'■*.' £.\*' .*,, : =‘;: ' r :T- •-
’■■ - any hTtlia *h9T* tbip& t»bf to *!' -: •
:-7-: ' ■■ '- ->-■—■-->••. -3A Vg« Rf;AKTTLT‘ J -^/V
-«sp29 ISSlfood aai.JUtcrty ttewtsi £ ••/;
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