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MONDAYMOaNtNGk:':::
* Pixcas!—Mayor Gathrlo, Tim been by
lllnaslbrtomfl ttntepast, from pushing nhcnltho invosti
eattoMin rogort io the l»ta olectlou frauds. HohMro»Torod
• wlthtoiho lMt--ucqlt.
hM caused to bo atrestod three persona charged srith frauds;
’ eue-ofthem, aclork iutho Reoordei'soiaoo. ThUporaonjby:-
name A. T. Ager, rtauds charged ;»ltb uttering a Mae cer
tificate of andglving It to a foreigner united
Peter Eagan Fagan has teen in the country flvo years, bni
uoror declarod-his Intention of becoming a cltUfn; bow
coived tho papers, from Mr-Agor, and voted on thorn at the
Fifth Ward polb, oa tho second of November,for Presidential
electors Ager was held to ball, by tho -Mayor, &r his ftp--
pearanco at Court.
The nexteasw ware those of Robert Mitchell and William
\yoUaso, who were arrested and hold to ball; for their ap
pearance to answer tho charge of.illegal voting, : Mitchell
Induced WalUeo to rote oa hi3.(Mitchell’s) papers. They
TOie both arrested, one as accessory, and the othorps .guilty
• of illegal voting...
We trust those .investigation are not to cud hero, but
vllX continue, until . the.community shall have boon thor-,
ougbly purgedoftho-prceenoeof these men,who have sought
to destroy tho batiot.box* Persons- who know Mayor Outh.
rto’a determined character, well know, that he will not be
deterred, and cannot be intimidated from punning those in
vestigations by the Whig press of the entire country, let
- alone of this city*
. SBXXEicm—Judge iTCluro, on Saturday, seutoncod a
number of persons convicted of crimes during tho past week.
\ Margaret M’Clato, convicted of larceny, from J alia. Aun
T owor, was' centenoed to tour months Imprisonment In tho
eounty’Jall.
John Spado, convicted of larceny, in stealing sixty dollars}
from John M- Fait, was sentenced to five months imprison
ment la tho JaU.
James Oarothers, convicted of assault and battery, with
Intent to kill, on oath of James Keller, was sentenced to tour
'months in tho county jalL'
Godfrey Rooms and John Barlott were sentenced at the
'some time, to one year and throe-months imprisonment In
the Penitentiary, tor larceny. These two. persons wero con
vlctod of stealing -handkorohloftr from Leonard'* clothing
store, on Wood struct
AXUonssT OousciLS.— This body mot on Thursday. The
only business transacted, of the least Importance, will bo
found below.
A communication was presented from llecordlog Regala
lor, in relation to tho ordinance for grading and paving Bel
mont and Sturgeon streets, asking Councils to define partic
ularly tho terminus of said streets; whereupon, on motion,
the following was adopted: ,
JUfdcel, -That tho ordinance authorizing tho; paving of
Bolmontand Stnrgoon streets, bo ao construed as .to limit
tho Committoo on Streets, to contracting for tho samo 10 tho
north lino of Bank lane, tho said street* havin&boen opened
no farther than said Bank lane. •
On motion; a grade of R&nklano, botwoen Anderson and
Morgan streets, as submitted by tho Recording Regulator,
was adopted.
Ttrs Latk Mcbder.—ln the examination of witnesses bo
foro tho Mayor, on Friday,'"no now facts were elicited In re
gard to tho outrage of Thursday night, which resulted In
Fox's death, other than thoao which were drawn out at tho
Coroner’s Inquest. Thomas Mohan, the watchman, who
m&do the arrest, and Georgo and John Rowloy, wero nil the
witnesses examined before tho Mayor, but their ovldence
was conclusive, and left no doubt at to the Identity of Bull
andCupplee with those who mode assault, which resulted
la the death of Benjamin Fox.
Mr-Mohan iin hlxtestimony names the person who as
sisted Hull and Guppies, aaltase. This other person, is jet
«tt largo-howoven but trill, no doubt be arrested..
- Bmoaas a?n> F&txonx Gaos.—Yfa are glad to soe Hint tho
manufacture of baggage and freight cars, Is bow an 11cm in
the long list of Pittsburgh manufactures. The Vulcan
Works of Tomlinson A Co., and tho firm of S. S. Fowlor &
Co - are busily eug&god In tho manufacture of there cars—
the former firm tor tho upo of tho Pennsylvania and Ohio
Kallroad, and tho latter tor tho Ceutral Road. Wo counted
yesterday, on Liberty streot, twenty-tour new freight cars,
Just completed by Mr. Fowler. They wore neatly and sub
stantially mtulo- and roiloct credit on the skill of th« work
men employed. At the Vulcan Works, a number of freight
ears have beon manufactured tor Ihti use of tao road men
tioned above.
Gau.—W« learn from the LouLtrUle rnpors, that on Son*
day morning of last week, the stern-wheel steamer */aw€f
Kelson, arrived from this ritr with two largo bargee In low,
laden with coal for St. Louis. She weut over thn falls.
Tho fame paper wya, that danntr Sunday, fourteen flat
boats-nil heavily ladoo with coal, parsed through the canal
for New Orleans- Quito a number of boats for other points
also armed on Sunday, and landed in tho bond Qbove Je.
stmvOlo.
Coal is very plenty m Louisville, at present, a* wo learn
from the papers.
Eagle Ewenn: Hocks.—This flno building Is now ncoriy
ready for ils ooeapascy. by \tho apparatus of the Eagle. Co
mpany The building presents a fine appearunro from the
outside. IVo understand a ball for the use of the member*
l*lo be fitted up In Lho second ciory of the building, in a
tasteful and beautiful manner. We presume the Company
will oceopy their now building in the course of a few week*,
and we may then expect to see the "Old Eeglcv a* actively
and energetically cm pi erred as ever. In quenching tbo do
voouring clement. The Same Company was incorporated
In 17 M, and we believe, Is the oldest In tho city.
Fxurro UP thb Wharf.—The lower part of tho Wharf, >*•
pw Perry street, l* now being filled up, at least part of it.—
Wa see no great reason wliy this portion of the Wharf should
not bo Improved, and made as easy of access, and as cocos •
sary to tho basinets portion of tho community as that por
tion at the toot of Wood. Slarkot, and Sralthfleld streets.—
The property holders, at the lower part of tho city no doubt,
vQ] favor such an Improvement, as It wIU not only Increase
the value of their propertr. bat materially add to the ajv
pearaneeof that portion of Pittsburgh, known os the piont.
NEff Boats.— -The boat building business has been ran.
ducted with, great activity daring the present seaxou. The
various lines of Bldlrofids running out of ourdty, seem to
have bad no eßect in depressing the boat building business,
. either in thennmbor of boats built or in tho splendor of
' their There are at present, near a dozen
Bteamors building at oar wharf; several of them of fine rite,
• and one,tho Arctic, presents a beautiful sample of naval
' architecture. Saccess. we fay to steam boa tins, * team boat
f Interests, and steamboat men.
. . . ■ .. ».■■■
■v/pll jjew hare hoard of the following «>un
fcoHeita !n circulation. The first and most important one l*
Counterfeit 3’s.nour plate. State Bank of Indiana, Lsxuol.
Pho work ia rather coarse, except the namo of the l-..nk,
which la exceedingly well dune. .Mountain ilews beyond
battle- locomotlro in vignette very coarso.
We also see that a now counterfoil* on the Northern Bank
rf Kentucky- of tho denomination of $lOO, has been but fa
•irculaUon at Cincinnati. They ore well executed* and eal
mlated to deceive.
WasmsoTo* Collecr.—As wo havo Btatod before, this In
vitation has boon placed under the charge of tho Presbyto
-ian Church- at a meeting of tho now Board, the Rev. Jons
V Soott D D - of Wheeling, was elected President of tb=
College. Tho Itov. Messrs. W. P. Alricb, D. D., S. Murray,
■nd J W McKcnan. having voluntarily resigned their sev
ral places in the Faculty, wore also unanimously rejected
o tho same- Their resignations and election to toko effort
imultancously. on the Ist d*»> of next April.
We Beo Pardos of toe Captais op tub Watch, wo stated
•cstenlay that ho had allowed two prisoners to escape, when
ala achtevments in that line, have amounted to allowing
ome half dozen to go clear of tho law —among them, throo
Important prisoners Jack Rc«d the notorious burglar; fenow.
pn arrested for false pretences, and anothor criminal
Lamed O’Leary besides two or three others. Wie were In
formed of this yesterday.ftnd we state it as nothing more than
in act of injustice to Mr. Farrclly.
Giles’ Lectures.—Mr. Giles lectured on Saturday
v*ning last, on a very Interesting subject—‘ Tbo cost of a
Cultivated Mind." Tils lecture was well attended, by an in
illlgent audlonco- As a lecturer, we think be far surpasses
tb»’ra that we havo had hero.
Mr Giles’ lectures thin evening on a vory interesting sut-
own Nature—its Relations and Faculties. We
ope a large number of our citizens will attend the lecture
bis evening.
Lectures —We wo that our friend Wu. J. Rose, Ksq., is
inounee.l to deliver leHurcs In Washington, this evening,
ad to-morrow [Tuesday] evening. Tho lectures are to bo
a very interesting subjects; subjects which Mr. Rom is well
uolifiod to instruct, and entertain,-The Italian Ttovolu
om of 1818. and tho incidents connected therewith.
Monos FOB a SEW TRIAU-Mr. Mahon, on Saturday, made
motion, in the the Court of Quarter Sessions, for a n«w
ial in the case of tho Commonwf.sUh vs. Thomas Smith,
of tho larceny of a gun from the house of A. W.
x»mls, E*q. _ -
I» fee Cooet op Quaetee 3E3310.V8, oo Saturday, tho J Dry
the coso or James Robinson, indicted for burglary, rc
road Everdict of not guilty: Judgo M'Clore directed tho
Bchargo ofthe prisoner. __ •
New Total Refused-—Judge ITClnre, on Saturday? refused
new trial In tho case of tho Commonwealth ,vs« Janms
aekereU Tho motion was refusod on tbogrouttd Uiat .no
asoos luul been filed. <
THXEF-—On Tuesday night last, a h6rtn-belonging
John M’Kelvy- was stolon from hi* stable, in TOlkina
unship A reward of forty dollar* has been offered for the
« Te ry of the horse, and tho arrest of thethlet
Amur Ail—The friends of the Rt Rev. Bishop (yOonuor.
ill bo pleased to hear of his arrival In this city. Hearrired
tho care on Friday eTonlng, in good health.
Fm is Vrisi Etttisnrn.-A brick house was burnt down
Vest BUiaboth. on Tuesday night last tv. hav. hcanl
LTartlcnlors. ~,,, t -
DBcautniD.—Tho Jnror. In tho criminal
mrt, were discharged on Friday, nnffl Monday
Wat® lloußtc— Threo tenants' waro ibnnd intho»Usof
a dty watch house, on Saturday morning.
- 1 Oottnre\--We are;iare:our~fcttlteas'-Wflt
hear with pleasure that Ur, J; Collins, <th« vocal*
isVairi'lrish oommedlan has beeaeugagedat th* Theatre
and wffl(soo bfll)appearto-ntghVln twofevortto character*
—that of ffCnliftghan, and of Teddy the Tiler. }
■ ■ Ur.ColUaßhas a wputatiou, aa a vocalist, unequalled by
that of any other commcdiaxvin, the country; In a class df
.songs,.which -rank in their number Tho -Widow Machrtc,
■ Low.Backcd Cat, he Is indeed inimitable, anil he posses.
AesVthe rich Irish bidgne** In tv manner that would have
charmed a-lata Presidential aspirant Mr. Collins differ*
ftpm Bamey Williams In hla stylo of acting, very much—
• 'Barney represents, Pat as he Is—Railroad making, and Ca-
digging Pah but Mr- Collins elevate* the character, ho
gives you a huUln a genteel.style, andmakes Sir Patrick
■fyPloaipo, and Sir LudusOTrlgger, InlmlUbleby tho aid
of his brogue and action. , . ___
- - AwAHUBLB OidXadT-—About a month ago, Lewis Smith
mmln an information against John Wlsenborn, a lad of but
eight or nine year* of ago, and an old lody named Florence
ftTCarlhy, charring them with tbo larceny of a pair of shoe*
from the window of Fox’* shoo store, In the Fifth Ward—tho
lad took tho shoe, by direction of Mr*. MCarthy; tho partly
were never arrested until Saturday, whoa they wore taken
before Aid. Parkinson. Tho lad, on Saturday, made an in-.,
formation against Mrs. McCarthy, charging her with Inciting
him to steal chicken*.
Tho Alderman, after considerable trouble, persuaded the
mother of tho lnd to get ball for hoe son, and committed Mrs.
M’Carthy, In dafoult of tho required surety;
Coinrrr Jail.—Xhuring the past week, thore wero seventy
two commitments to tho county jail 01 this number, fifty
were for vagrancy, and like offences; two for murder, and
several for larcony, eleven by senteaoe, and the remainder
for ether offence*. The Jaß.eontains at .present about one
hundred and sixty prisoners
Tub sale of Books, tlds evening, at Davis’ Auction rooms
well merits tho attention ofour Readers. Catalogues can be
had during the day, which wilt certainly bo found to contain
valuablo works to pleaso many varieties of taste.
♦SQuma Batisov, of Bast liberty, committed, on Friday
night, to the county jafl, a woman named Susannah Hopple,
charged, on both of Andrew Hopple, with aseatilt and surety
of the peace. *
Ai/nrum* Majoe is doing u fine business. On Friday night
he sent to the hill nine persons, for drunkenne* and disor
derly conduct, for period* ranging from 24 hour* to fifteen
tlnja-
Tkb large sale of dry goods, Ac., at tho store of James A.
McKnight, corner of Market and 4th streets, will bo resum*
ed this morning, at 10 o’clock, by P. JL Davis, Auctioneer.
loxoain.—The Grand Jury Ignored the charge of lnrcany
preferred against Barbara Setters, on account of the non-ap
pearance of the. prosecutor.
PryttiftnYPr—H** l "*!* Martin, convicted of assault and
battery, was discharged on Saturday, by order of Judge Mo-
Clare. , -
TELEGRAPHIC.
the O’BoiUy line, for the Morning Po»t.
OHIO OFFICIAL ROTURNB.
CLsrsList>, Not. 120.
152,529
Pierce, * - ICO,ICO Scott,
Hole, - - 21,782
Pierced majority over Scott, 18,834. The whole vote ro
363,408.
The official vote in 1848 was as follow*
Cam, • - 154,682 Taylor,
Van Boren. • 35,466
Cos’ majority, 10,415. The whole vote of the State wo
323.714.
STKEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS I
Whceusd. November 20.
Th« Boyal Arch 1* Rnnk at Buffington ■ I«!<uid; «ho bad ,
bcrdoodwaod bonded out: & feetwaterln hrrbold. The Tus
c&ron said to to Rank at Buffington, by twinging train* the
Royal Arch- Tbo Envoy had 18 Inches water In her bold,
Rbe had her bow ato vein by coming In contact with the Jano
Franklin, and traanlio Injured at Buffington * Island. Tun
Cincinnati i* aground at the licad of Grand Mew i«land.—
Tho Armwllne it tank to her cabin floor, th» stem at the
head of Poytoo’aUbmd. Nino boat* wero at and In tight of
huffinfftoo’s Ts'.and. when the BnrJccye State 1«? L
I/iutsmu. Not. la.
ITonard- who killed Ilenrr Dreebans a jvar ago, was con
victed to-day of murder In tun first degree.
Th- election for ConcroMi took vdace to-day. Preston,
able. at the rlose of the polls, bad luM nwjuritj.
Louutills, Not. 20.
KtrosD zuspatctl
Preftoo * (.win*) majority Id tb«: »-lty i« 3370; tbo supposed
majority In tlio (Urtnft is between 3000 and 1000.
Arwunta from New koundland. state that tho Potato
Crop Is an entire failnro. Copper and Silver ora ba* been
found on the Island.
It anuwod all day. at St. John a, on tho luh.
The" l* good sleighing at Frederickton, N. 11.
BCTDUDCU. Pa.. Snv. 20.
Two men were dreadfully Injurrd In this plare this after
noon, while firing a salqto In celebration uf the Democratic
vletoTT- by a premature explosion. John Roth had twin
arms shm away, and cannot live, and m- Rnsh lost cm®
arm.
N'sw \ cat. Not.
Uowlctt has beou irullty of the murder of Watchman Bax*
The Legislature of New Hampshire ha»n InrilnJ Omani
Plßtw to accompany Uiem to Boston to attend the Wawter
obsequies. _
The oxpreiu and mail trains on the railroad cam* to rolU
sina last night near finringficld. Two engines and two bag
cage ears we to badly smashed, one passenger was seriously
Injured and many ulijhllj brutaed.
No mail south of Richmond.
Harper's Ferbt.—Tho Valley Cotton Factory, era tbo She
n-udooh above this place, was entirely derfroyrd bj tire.
TELEGRAPH HABKETB.
Flour sale* 6000 bbl* state at $5,06, Ohio 37, less
domaoit-Ryo flour s4.6o,..Grain, Oobmoo 1510 bu at <3...
Corn sales 11-000 xslxed'iu plenty, easier hut unset
tlcsl Whisky nale* 26U fljm.~l'rovLsion*; mm pork sales
300 bbls at primo $15.60 bouyant. newroeas
ptrk <lB 02- Beef unchanged.-Hogs to demand, unchanged
lArf l*lf-BuUor. Ohio unchanged...Chee» for export,
KTCUXO.
Sugar—Bale* 100 bbl*. Mowovado at Coffee—
Sale* 600 bag* Most •*»▼» »* “H- fajd—Salea
"000 pica at 5 : tale* 0000 do at a trifle higher. Tobacco...
Sale* 100 Übd*. at OWI. Flour...halo* 10.000 bblt. State at
tSlliaS-lfit Ohio, $a,25; Southern, $5,6d; market quiet.
Brices furor buyer*. Grain...Sale* 10,600 bus. Wheat, writ
eru-at $1.10: radices buoyant. fleanA-.*t,ff2w1,87. Oale
4C6b4?U Com ...Sale* 30.000 bn*, mixed, at B7<fS-90.
Sale* 1000'bbU Whitley. Ohio afc*. demand gnod but
price* hanllf *o Arm.-Sal#* 1600 bbli pork me** l«v*s •»***
wbbuoia wmm, hbi.
-Hl,a Dart on »jwul«Unn; orfco. ensouled—Bales 800
hum. nl iIIKS. nw tnrrsLuO&liff* rental Chleagn;
Bales MO Ohio tirtme mo. at £18,25*4™ TS sp'™ , S*M2:;'
ll 'g* firm ?'#■><*« -Butter firm.-Tallow; tale* *,OOO It* Tal.
low prime city 9-/*
Th- Kl*er lia* fallen fire inches; weather line. There
ha*“ been Increased receipt* of Hour. The unfcxuraM. ad
•Ims from New York, and the ndTanrln* rrci*bt* ; mrnbinr
to cause the market to bo heaxy. Very little ha* two done
to<lay- hut price* ore unaltered. yioar ranging from
10. Whisky 16%®t0. llogi hooy*titj aim *%>
with a tendency still upward. ProxWons oeUxf ; »»
bMn Lard at tO. Sale* 8000 ptwen Hami at 8. Mew Pork
bold at slGi Shoulder* and Side*, deferable out in salt
bold at No new feature In Groceries.
rrtxiTQ.
Th" ri*"r hai fallen aeren Inrhc. wUhln the lalt -t huar.. |
Floor hai declined: sale* 700 bill «t {S,OO@4; ctiwtng at In
,|de nue. Corn adranccd to 38 for ntnr, nnd do for old.— |
Whliky ISWH.IS>4 Ohf€M 0. Butter mUto, at an ad.an- |
cod rati: safe* at fi@22- Preriaton. actlra and In demand; |
,ale« 000 bbla prlma hard at 10. Balea 6000 gran llama at |
8 gal el 60,000 tta gran Sldea at 7. Bale* 200 bbU Men ,
Pork at 10 Hoga actlra; 60J00 Ibaaold at $«, doling Arm,
with an opwanl tendency. Clorer Scod In demand at so.
generally held higher. Nothing new In Orocarlca. Mg
Iron ...aalca hoi hlaat ot $40,0 mol p^ ADltt j nUi NoT . w .
No chnngo In Cotton. Flonr firm, itoek imall, theholderi
demand S-U2©6,26 for thimine
Cornmoal In itnady domain!, a further lale of SOO bhli Pa.
at «3 00—Urain. holdora of wheat ref me, {1,17, which baa
bran offered. nnd ask H,lB@l,tt tor prime I’m white, idea
2000 bn prim, red *1,12@1,12>5, a forthor adTanee...ltye
wanted at 90...C0rn 100 octix© and prices lower new yellow
mliod 80- old 53.-.OaU, solos fair aouthrrn 4J...M nls
ky firm at 38 for bbl*.
TITINDOW GLASS—2&G .boxes Bby 10, azul 10 by 13
VV «>*“■ “ a for “SSn&JSB 4 MoKHaw._
IUJNCU ChuTO—26 pa asiortnd Color*, Fine From*
(fetb. oxprculy for Cloaka, Jolt «YTs{Ss(JN r *oS
Notice. „
rnllE Annual Meeting of the Stekboldcni of .the JWjl-
I vanta Salt Manufacturing Compute, will[ be held on
the 2d day of Dccombcr nest, at 10 odock, A. 31-.»t the Of
ute an uaj o Vo 76 ia Walnut street, Philadelphia.
fa noTlBd& OKOBQE THOMPSON, Setfy
KN AND HOYS' OLOUUNO-ln the
atGothlciUail. 74-Wood street, near FourUi. 8»tl»-
7$ Wood meet.
Adams A Co.’s Western
-TTriNTEII AIIIUNUKJIHNT.—EipnSrfor ClßTolMlil,
V\ Cincinnati. and the W ost, generally, oiOSO* at 1* *- .
For all point* on the Ohio aud I'enßiyltUllA Railroads *•
Arrives from Clevelaud. Cincinnati, and West generally,
—also, from points along tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road, at 4.80 a. M.
Our time to Cincinnati- and other Western cities, is Short,
beyond ail former precedent: and a mm amenta arc com*
pleto for the raTo and regular transportation of goods, par
cola, jewelry- money. Ac.. In in charge of trusty messen
gers, who accompany each shipment, whether of t&Iuo or
not Time to Cindnnatl. 20 hoars. Time to LouisvlltaSß
hours-' lime to Lexington, and Frankfort, Kentucky,
Madison- Indianapolis and Terre Haute, Ipdlana—Two
moans of our own and connecting lines, we can forward
goods with'despatch to all lmportanteitlei and towns in tho
West and to those of lesser note, without number.
jjuy2o BARROLU Agent-
Play* 1 Aottng PI»y« I
TBS Modern Standard Pram a, and the Minor Prams,
containing nearly 200 different Tragedies, Comedies,
j< arce9t This Is tbo only uniform and correct edition of
Actiug Flays now published in the Lnited States. Binglo
o?«So*atlL*M DiEB 4 Cos, No. 2s, Smithfield street.
In this collection of Plays, edited by Epes Sargent. J. H.
Hove and Frank Wemysa, are found the most popular pro
ductions of Ehakspeare, R. B. Sheridan,
Fletcher- Shlel- Sheridan Knowles, Bnlwer, Massinger, Lord
Byron- George Column,: and other rery excellent writers,—
Ten numbers of this edition form a convenient duodecimo
volume Elegantly illustrated with portraits of celebrated
actors and eetreaac*.
The Lady of Lyons,
Money.
'Virglnnbu,
Ingoman-
Love,
i Slasher and Crasher.
All those in want of Plays
field street, »m/t look at
less find
MT2O
DAILY BEVIEW OF MTTSBIJBOH HAHKBT.
T. omc»o» Post, \
- Monday, floTember 22,1862. -•' j -'
Business on Saturday was lou aclSre;.which, bowerer, Is
usually the case* Flour continued active, and prices,'if any
thing assumed an upward tendency. The we&ther.wu cold
but pleasant.
ASHES—We. continue to note sales of Soda at }
Pearls &%(&&&:
FLOOR—Weuotlce isles of tho following lots: 200 bbls at
$4,18 from store, 80 do $4,12® $4.25 from rtoro, GO bbls $4,10,
30 bbls et $4,12,16 bbls at $4;50 bbk at $4,00@54,10.
. DRIED APPLES—Saks of 80 bttabels from store at 0S»
»MACKEREL—SaIes of 26 bills No 3 large at s9,cash,
GLASS—SaIes 20 bja Bxlo at $2, cash.
" BO bblsatS2,4'mos.’
BUCKWHEAT FLOUB—Wd note sales of 60 tacks st 90.
: SALT—Salesat warehouse ofS5O bbls at $1,10..
' LARD— SalasoflObbli No Ist n.
WHISHT—Wa hero-sales reported of GO and ISO bbls at
21,76 do aT2)@2OJ4
v HOGS—Wehavo jasalo roported which transpired on Pri
dayoflQOO head at 0,500 do on Saturday aiO.
BACON—Sales 1000 foa'ehouldera at 1)4
ARBXVBD.
gtfl*nw Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsrllle.
*• Ratur, Benner, Brownsrllle.
« Thomas Sbrifer,'Bailey, West Newton.
u Michigan. No. % Boles, Beater.
<*' Genesee,' Sinclair, H’Keerport.
“ Diurnal, Comrell, Wheeling.
“ i ustlce,Skelton,' Bun fish.
" fort Pitt, Miller, XooUvUle.
’ DEPARTED,- , .
Steamer Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
11 Baltic, Beanet, Brownsvttlo.
u Thomas Shriter, BaUoy.West Newton,
* Michigan, No. 2, Bole*, Bearer.
“ Gcneseo, Sinclair, M’Heesport
“ Winchester, 0. D. Moo re,Wheeling.
* Pilot No. 2f Stanly, Cinrlnoati,
“ Financier, Poe. Cincinnati.
« Hartford, Haalett, Louisville.
** Huron, M’MUlan, St. Louis.
*• Forest Bose, Marrata, St Louis.
Wednesday packet for Cincinnati.
tram* - Tin new and Suit running ataamor CHN&N'
I Boiai Mflgter. fOl leave regularly my
For fretehUcr pacogo. apply on board, or to __
dccSO 0. a MILTENDHRQKR.
Parkersburg,
ana Gallipoli*.
__ 7h e fine uteomer GOV. MEIGS, Sno:rx, Ma>
{JUsSe+dtor. «Q 1 leave for the above and intermediate
cilliaSisa point* every Tuesday, at 3 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
fob 2 • JOHN FLACK, Agent.
B*or Marietta and Iloelclmfport,
1,.;, tnt 6m atcunorPAOTlO, Zisucn Hutb,
T iilF^lrfr'ifr'-'— will lcaro ®* the abort anil IntermaiU
MSSSSS&.I. porta, orcrj TIIUESDAT, at 4 o’clock, P.
M. Fur rndghtor paa-sc, apt*?
No. Q TVuter Btroet, md 63 front *1
21 arietta) Porkenbarg uitl Hoeklngpoit
Packet.
__ Tba ateamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A. 8. Cats*,
I iIIHm itfM-t—! win lc»eo Ptttaburgh every Monday, at
dsS5SSss»-< o’clock P. M 4 returning, will Imre Hocking
nort erory Tuesday, at 6 o'clock A. M.
Paaaongerr and ahlppcn may ">y on tho nttioetMcom
modation and nromptmas. w. k nu&ttaa,
24 Market itioot.
PTO METAL—IOO tom soft and hard Metal, on hand and
fir ya]« by [poTlflj KIKQ & MOORHEAD.
►EANS—3O bbla. small White Beans, Just recetfoland
I fo r galo by • [norlff) A. HUNTER-
CIANTUAJUDiSS— 6U18.. Pu»ilen»l. rur«al« bj
, norlS a A. yAILNESTOCK 1 00.
m wjsm; oLU-jot) e*llA tor «al» l>r „
J 5 thrift a A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
OCUItK— li bUI» VcUoir. Ibf rajo 1)J
no, 18 n. A. FAHNESTOCK ACO.
IUUOHICE ROOT—lWUlfca. fresh, for aale by
/ ooTlft R A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
kOWI/D UUM AltAiilU—for”ale by
norlß B. A. PAHXKSTOCK A CO.
IHLY&ILINO FAl’tK—loolt». Frenr-.., tor Bale by
i noTIS IL A._FAUN’K3XOCK_4 CO.
G 1 ALljtf’OTS —10 grou, Jbrule by
r dptib u. a. FAnxKarocK & co.
»OAT OAKS—I4O assorted size*. on coxulgument anil for
> «al«* by _ _ KINO A MOORHEAD. .
I' U)UK—.Extra and buperQne tor K&le by
1 A. HUNTER,
00*10 No. 251 Liberty ilrcet.
SWEET UIL, Sanilue*. (iteah.J Dutch Herrings, Swiss *od
LiuibunrU Cheoo. lull rocel?«l by
no*lB D. HCKBISgy. 137 Liberty n.
Boston. NorrmboT £)■
KLUSU-UATIBM-— 1/r. tfrotru» oe»Jj dlsoovurwl rameJj
fir Khinua*tUm Is a fpcodj ami certain fiexned/ to
that palnfal trouble. It uerer fell*.
Office and Prirate Consultation luxraxs So. 41 DIAMOND,
rttUburgh. Penn’*. Tbe Doctor U always at home.
rcfcd&v. _
FAITKCII-NSnIIXJA.— UlfrUlC HALL, <A Wood street,
m-ar fourth. Ready Mado Clothing, of * auprriot
make and quality, fultable for all ages, from 3 yuan old.
Knllre aatlsfiirtion to buyers, U tbs ruling principle in this
caUblUbinonL All article! warranted to bo aa rcprcienlisL
Ta,wi Rales, small pruflta, ona price. Terms, Cash.
Tailoring attended to CHESTER,
oorlS iri' STUDY Tt) PLEA HE
c o-> partnerablp.
HAVING aaociatMi mj aon. a. L. CLTIIUKRT, Wttb mo,
to the Real EtfatOßOd General Agwy fhutooM, *o
irtU rifi our called iteration to the purcluua and *al« of
Beil Eittta- OoJlecllnn of Rent*, Borrowing and Loaning
Money on bond*, mortgage*, Ac., cmler tbo came of a.
CCTHBEXIT k SON
Cikcxxbatz. Nor. 20.
r | kftfi o tvut;
I S) boxes Russell A Robinson s u s soil B*s;
20 do Grant a do,
25 do Webster A Hons do;
15 do Hyland A Myers do;
1&Q do various brands;
& cams flyers superior half pound lump,
b do A. Cabariec* do do;
ao'io For sale by SMITH A SINCLAIR.
piLTTMnRR, NoTmnber 2D.
N XV VotK, Not. 20.
It HE Partnership heretofore existing between 8ETI!
CLARK TIKKNAN sod JOHN M. TIKJtNAN, Bankers
and Brokers, was dissolved by the death of ihe former, on
Thursday. Ortoter Jfilb, 185*.
business will hereafter be continued under the
old name and style of TURN AN A 00., at the same place.
No- 05 Wood street, Pittsburgh. John M. Tlernan will set
tle the business of the I*l* firm of Tiernan A Co nov3
I HAVE just purchased ibo stock of Watches and Jcwclrr
In the store formerly occupied by my brother, (j. L. Hood.
1 am now prepared to dispose of this stock, together with an
aasortment of all the latest styles of roods In mr
line, at the wholesale prle*. by the single article; and oil
goods guaranteed to boos represented ot Ume of sole. 1/
you want bargains fir* me a call, as 1 shall sell goods at thu
smallest possible priors, and mueb cheaper than any other
libeller In Pittsburgh; at 61 Market street
nor 12 " HOOD.
Pennsylvania Mutual Live Stock Insnranco Co.
Ik 00 KB ar* uow open at tlie Office of Pennsylvania Mutual
f) *took Insurance Company. No- 21 Third street for
an additional subscription of Three Hundred Shares to the
Capital Stork or said Company.
\V ANTED—Four or Uto Men, of good capacity, to canvass
in the Cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, and County, for
the Pennsylvania Mutual Uve Stock Insurance Company.
Men of energy and Industry can make good salaries at the
hQdnen. Apply to B. U LAIN, Secretary,
dotB ' No. 21 Fifth street.
Cr<n!i!«ATt. Not. 2).
ILand MUM. GILBERT respectfully Inform the Inhabi
tants of Pittsburgh, that they Intend forming a DAN
CING CLASS, for Iho instruction of Cotillions, Wallses,
Polkas, the Scbottlsebe. and all the newest and most fash
ionable Ball Doom Donees: and they trust that their Class
will be so conducted as to sire perfect lsU* faction. Stines
and Masters' Class tn tho afternoon.
For terms, Ac- enquire nf Mr. GILBERT, Grant Hotel,
corner of Fourth and Grant streets.
N B Private Lessons given at any hour during the day.
no? 18
Land** Agency end Ofßoea for
Lands m tb« Weit,
AND tor the purehaao and nUe of Land Warranto, St.
Paul’i- Ulnnuota, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Xho undrndgned haa tonnod a connection vlth Mesar*.
Oouwbt A Nichols. of St, Idol's Minnesota, for the above
purpose*. Memra-C. * N.. having been settled in the Far
Weft for a number of year*, and being practical *urvcjon»,
every reliance can be placed on their Integrity and pru
dence In the matter of purchasing or locating land*.
oct23 JAMES HLAKKLY. 188 Wood ft
Ticar of Wake Md.
The Loan of a Loyot.
The Jacobites,
Richelieu,
Hamlet,
Richard in.
11l pleaac call at 82, Smith
ies. They trill always dnnbt
useful.
H. MINER & 00m
Mo. 32, SmlthfieM stmt.
POET OF PITTSBURGH*
3 VIST 9 15CUBS WA«B Ul tUB CBAffSXL.
U) WUlSKY— *>bbbLi«a ltyo Whisky, In sum* awl
) for salo by [ootTO) A. HCNTBR-
8. CUTIIBERT. General Agent,
50 SmithfleM ctroet
Dissolution.
Take Motftee
Pearl
THE subscriber bw just rocoired inToteoa of several
perb Hanoa- 7 octave*. made by NUNNS A CLARK,
and DUNHAM. New York: Lbc keys of which we made »o■
ilrcly of PEARL, Add very highly polluted, the appearance
and effeel of which 1j beyond conception, rich and beautiful.
Pearl Keyed Plano* arc already venr much admiral and
aoughl after by the wealthy ana fiubkmablo of u*u Atlantic
dtiee
N lb—Tho public are respectfully Invited to call aod ex
amlue the ««n« on their arrival, of which due noUce wUI
be fflren H. ICLKBhIt,
n R OT {- No. 101 Third stive t__
WI If TE II A RR A A aEM S A T.
Commencing November 17th, 1804.
OHIO AND PBWNSVI. VANIA RAILEOAD.
Thsmlt/ WaUm}£ailroadruTmingoutJivm yitlibvrghl |
pn FROM AIL TO* DSLATS OF Til* OHIO OTTKE. i
Jb Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, \
UQtedvkie- de. Running in connection vnih theClere- ,
land and Pittsburgh Railroad from Alliance to Cln'e- |
land. Running Direct from IhtUburgh to Din
ton. Raaxllonand Woofer, and through in a \
day to J /ans/leld by stages from Wooster. [
FTVB TRAINS start from Pittsburgh daily, (Bundsy* ex
cfißtod) MAILTRAIN . .. 1
os PitbtDnnrh at BA. I<- dines at Alliance at 12.15 P. M.i j
SUiO r. Faro to Alliance»s2,3o;
to Monoid $5,00, arul to Blount Vcrmm
«05tonSdiig •> Million with .tag. line. to New
Mdladdphla.Cori.ecton^
p~- Cleveland. Columbus, and Cincinnati, leav« Pittsburgh
at IiSO P M Passman reach Alliance at 4r. M,, and
QevSfoJ « 7 r.«P »t Cleveland .ml rmeh Clnelnn»U
e<M i I. Passenger* dine oarly In I ana
telStrt'nMlmaSloClndnitaU: Hero tough*>,oo.
Fta, to Olateland *l.OO. The Express Train stops only at
Train Wcmter
dine, at Alliance at noon, and reachea PHubuigh a 4JO h
a connecting with the Krenlng Train on the Pennsylvania
Ealtadfcr I'hltadelphtandMll-^
Leorce Alliance at 10.30 r.»., and
a m_ bringing the passengers who leave Cincinnati at H
is- through to Pittsburgh in 19 hours, and ronwetina with
tho Morning Train on the Pennsylfania Railroad.
Stage lines run in connection with the rood fromßnon to
Newcastle, Mercer, and Erie; from Salem to Warren.
m The Now Brighton Accommodation train lease* wtt**
tnJjjJTat 10 a. tn, and 4.15 p. m„ and Jlew Brighton at T-» A*
M Ticket* between Pittsburgh and hew Brighton
ore sold for $l.OO.
TUB FREIGHT TRAIN.
I>OTes Pittsburgh at4JJO JL m„ and arrives at 4 P. U.
lhissengers who wish to stop at any way station, must buy
th"tr tickets for that station.
The trains do not run on Sunday.
Onmibuisa run In connection with the trains to and from
the station on Federal street.
» or tfcfcets apply at the Fedml street station of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, to GEORGE PARKIN,
_ Ticket Agent
or to J. HESKIMBN. Pittsburgh.
Rtjaburgh, IfOromber 18, 1852.
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. - ?.• •: W‘-v--v--'' s **:••>: V " i*-^- :■;' ....
AUCTION SALES;
Auction Cord*
fllUßtaderdgned, ofUr-an interval of four years, has
X Mata resumrt business: Having complied; With there*
ouldUont of the low regulating Soles at Audios, ami having
itocufod U first dftU License as Aactionoor for the City or
’itUbanrbrheoSfsrfl -his services as such to hil friends and
the public generally. With an experience of nearly thirty
reon in this Uno-oz -business, he hmnii nothing In .saving
hot bo will fan enabled to jgire entire satisfaction to all those
whom., fed dbposed to
• ’ Beftrs to tho principal flty Merchant*. - ; Jy9
’ ' V" Auotlott-Ddiy ;»de«i .....
A T tho Commercial Bales Rooms, comm of Wood and
A. Fifth street*, at 10 o’clock, A. M„ a general assortment
of Bea*onabl», Staph. and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boot*
and Shoe* p 5L>
Groceries, Queenswore, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur*
nlturo. Ac. AT 7 O’CLOCK, V. M..
Books, Stttloncry, Fancy Articles,- Musical Instruments,
Haxdware arid Cutlery, Clothing, -Variety-Good*, Gold And
SUverwatches, Ac. i P..M. DAVIS. Auctioneer. fjoSL-tf
p. SsKENHAi Auctioneer.
Retail stock of dry goods at adc-ho*.—on
Monday morning; next, November-22d, at 10 o’clock,
‘-will be sold at M’Kenna’a Auction House, a retail stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, comprising ginghams, bleach
ed and brown muslins, plaid lawns, calicos and chintzes,
flannels, linSeys; Irish linens, checks, merinos, laces, sew.
lng slikf-empo, hosiery, gloves, cambric handkerchiefr, *Uk
bandkorchiofe and crayots, dress silks, bbnnet • and cap rib
bons, mouse delaines and ooburg cloths, diaper, toweling,
napuns, table cloths, blankets, long anawls, .under shirts
and drawers, knit working Jackets, patent thread, vesting,
velvets, alpacas, eorduroy, superfine brood cloths, cassimores
and cassloets,'umbrellas, together with a great Variety of
’ articles.
At 2 o'clock, 20 half cheat* Black. Tea, 12 boici Tobacco,
a lot of OlaMwaro-ic.
At early gaa light, aame orenlnjt, «alo of Dnr Good* con
tlaued. Boot* and Shoes, at VA o’clock; Gold and EUccr
Watchee. [nor2fll P. It'KEXNA. Auct’r.
OB HALE AND KSCUAhUH—fha toUowlng rerj ral
oable property l* now ollrml at prirata said—and If not
aold In a few week*, it vtn be offered at pahlle eala, of which
doe and pahllanotice will ha ghett.. :
Lot No. lud th the borotuth of Lawrcncavdla. bdne 30 feet
ftont oh Hko street, by DO feet to Foater’s. altar, on which
arc now crcctcd two frame tenements, (which might bo used
as’one dwelling,) Stabling, brick slaaghterinj house, with
atone basement, and an tea house, with the neeeoary eon
rcntences, all In good order and eonill Uon—price s2£oo.
Lot No. 109, adjoinin'; the abate, and of the tamo aUe, on
which era eredod two frame tonrmenta, aniubla fcr either
one largo or two smalt Hunlttes; all in good order and repair
lot No. 1. In Stein’s subdivision,» corner lot, fronting 1M
M feet oo the Pittsburgh, and Greensbarg turnpike road, by
220 s*lo feet on Chestnut street, containing ti B*lo perches,
fronting the residence of the Bev. R- Lee.
Lot No. 4, Btein’a subdivision, fronting 3W MO feet on
Chestnut street, and extending back an average depth of
219 MO feet to theJlnoof Fifk'f heirs; containing} acre and
134 perchee—price $3,000.
X/>ta Nos. 31ajuI48,inMlller , t subdivision of Herr's Is
land, being two corner lots in the borough of Duqacsno, con
taining each 32 by 100 ftet, fronting on throe street*, on
which there is an old frame tenement—price $7OO.
100 acres of Uie bod 4f the Ohio river, at the head of Bru*
net's Island, embracing tbo large sand and gravel bar.stilta
bio for buildings, lawns, Ac.—price $2OO.
1,070 acres of land—243 acres of an un patented land claim,
bold under actual settlors JlUe—and 820 acres of patented
i«mt, aitasted In Derry township,ATestoorelandcounty,
embracing the celebrated "3’hreo Springs,” and the no less
• celebrated “Great Bear Core tracts—price $B,OOO.
This property will »* sold, ur exchanged for property In
this vicinity, on very advantageous terms—the titles good—
and extremely favorable, being from l to 15 years credit, on
a portion being jfdd down, the balance secured by
bond or mortgage. Persons wishing to examine tho latter
n.rrwwi property, ran bar* early opportunity by the Opening
of the Kali rood throngb from IbKlobaugh’s to Beatty’s Sta
tion, when U can be vldted in about three hour*’ ride from
this city—stopplog at U HM KWe” Station, which ia on tho
adjoining property
novlo
p. HL DAVIS, Auctioneer.
rBAOCO AND CIGARS at Auctmx.— On Tuesday af
ternoon, 23d, Inat., at 3 o’clock, at the Commercial Sales
Room*, corner of Wood and Klfth JtiWti, wlllbe sold, seren
boxes Virginia ToUecn,s*s; 30.000>uj*riof Iforane, Regalia
and Principe Cigars. .. ■ _
00T22 P. St. DAVIS, Aqct r.
MJKNIUUrS dry UOUDS b'fOHK AT Aumos,—This
morning- 22d Instant, and 10 o clock, ami continuing
dally- at tbo Dry Goods House of Jiaw A. £1 Knight,
ner of Markotond Fourth street*, will bo resumed the solo
of blsontirestock of cbolcoscasonablo Dry Oooda» ribbons,
laoe* white good’- boalcry. glares, trimmings, cottons, su
perb cloth and satin c looks, 4c.
noTia
CIIIOJCR UWlAttlwoffi BY OATAMAHJE it Alc
j nos.—On Monday creata*, Sorcmber 2al, at 6U
o’clockat lb* a.si>merda) Sales Booms, eoracr of Wood and
Fifth street*, will bo sold. a Unco collection of rare and
valuable Books, embracing orlrinal edilluntcf authoritative
vccrlui In Watery, poetry, travels, architecture, arts anil art*
cnaa, cJsrdeal ana popular authors In xnlscellsnrous lit*
raturw- splendid lUimratwl tolwdm fur tho centre tahl*, Ac.
Catalogues will be ready on Saturday.
norlSl _ _ F. 51. PA VIS. Auot’r.
W- &- MeCARTHEY. Auctioneer.
BOOTS AND SHOES at Atmos.—Will b« sold, on Woo
dsy Sorcmber 22d, at 2 o'clock la the afternoon, at
M’Cartner** Auction House. 10 rases Roots and Shoes, aw d.
nOT j9 ' W. 0. MVAKTNEV. Auct r.
UypußM.aH ANI) OLASIitYAItK AT AccTJo*.—M ill be
H3ld on Monday- November ££l. ai 2 oclock la the af
ternoon.alMCartaey'# Aortlon House, setae* Umbrellas,
whalebone rib*: 1 lot of Olasinrar*.
norlO W. O. M'CAHTNBY, Aurfr.
WANTED— C»ty Warrant*. By AUSTIN LOOMIS,
No. 02 Fourth itrret
NAILS“‘JJU k«r* urtunni Nilt* In *lcrt to* by
uotSO KING k MOOSHEAD.
LA-S5—K5 toxe* Bby 10, 9by la fttrf 10 by 14 GU
for Sftlc by K.ING & MOOLUtiAD-
iIiOOAIJi—4S dot. OB comJirnmcnt. awl for sale by
» twr» ’ KINO & MOOKHEAI).
No. W firarthlUrct. (»lore Mood.)
1 ,hw>ui iKm Y rccelfcU. .1 No-I'-jT M&ibet
f ftmit, 1000 pain Children', Bhoe*. of erwxaljle. Fur
i.l"» W. E. ECIIMERTZ.
lUUllUML—7&c&rum, Bonnet Kllibon,, of the
I newol «tvie» anti most&>hkmabl«colon. Jolt reeri.ed
Ino.aj A. A. MASON A CO.'S.
JUST RECEIVKD. At NO. 107 Mar Act rtrtct, 730 pa
. Ms- no 7, ,nl
lITANTED—SO shares Cumberland and PUttburßh llail
\\ road Stock, by AtSTIN LtK)MI3,
nof B Xo. fcl Fourth *U (above Wood.)
r*MAfiON 4 CO.. would invite attention to their
- Urn variety of Parts pattens Ckmks. Also, to thrlr
!*«• (lock of Ladles* Cloths. for Cloak* and Trimmings, f»r
the same. __ **?}•>
d'* OOD CELLAR K>H KEN T—amiable fur storage, situ
b- oo Thirl AI.PJ7 tajgjjjjgft SON.
no“l5 W) Smlthfleld street
ItHKSIi OtnTKlO*—HooeUnl dally, at No- il Market
< «rnf. th. bertOj-.lcr. In Uic City it the ebeapmt
ratM, wholmalc ar.-l retail. The pnoe ha, been and bON Is
DOLLAR PKlt CAN—FIFTY CtNTB A UAU CAN. The
dtlxeos of Pittsburgh. as wrll as the pnbUe cenerally, know
that they bare heretofore been charged too high by a mem
opolt The dtlietti should patronise those who deal fairly
with them without compulsion. It will be an object to put
uv exprwalT for this market, the best Oysters that can be
had io lbs Chesapeake tUy. Also fresh frolta and tegeta^
•’“Ti," 1 ln ““ brno^'J ’k>aaCC!. Roberts.
IAUIEL OKAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
VO *7 ST. CLAIR nOTF.L BUILDINGS,
ST CIAT» STRUT. PITTSIsCkfIH.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING made ejcluilwly to order,
and warranted in .alt, Ha con.tantly on band a
el-lea amort meat of CLDTIIS, CASSISIERKS, VESTINGS,
and OVERCOATING. of lb. lalewt ntj-1r.% Selected eipremly
f r th- -u-tom trade. Gentlemen lea Ting tbclr ordora, am
ha«e ib«*lr wishes consulted and complied with, a* all
U d«ne under his own supers Irion.
2Tcabd.
PROFESSOR J* T. WABIBLINK
lITOULD rwpoctfully Inform the dttxensof Pittsburgh
V\ and ridnlty. that he lias permanently located hlm
aelf at Pittsburgh- to giro Icnuii* on Plano, Organ, Uuitar,
a! the Mnrtr btorns of 11. Klebcr, J. IL
Mellor- or Mrs. C. illume, will be promptly attended to.
He respectfully tenders his professional aenfirm to all who
mat £a»or him with a call. ...
Tba following nirres of music, composed by him, are for
salt at IL KLRUKUB: Doubt Not: A Ballad. The Sere
-1 oeda Walt*- octlifcdkw^
Orphan*’ Court Bale of a Valuable Farm.
IkUttSL ANT to an order of thr Orphans Coart of Alle*
zbony county, th* undersigned, acting Ksectitora of
tho last wul and testament of Derld Patten,late „f UndUy
township, in said county, doauwed, will expose to publL
sale on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 34th day of
N'orombei- A. D. 1852, at 10 o’clock, A. M- mil that certain
Messuage and Parcel of Land, late uf said dreudent, situate
partly ln Findlay township, Allegheny count*, and partly
In Hnpowell township. Bearer county; hemuded by lands
now or late of Andrew and Thomas Purdy, John Ferguson s
hdrs Jefferson Patton. Darld Patton,Jr., and Joseph and
1 Jam^sWallace: and containing MNET\*ONE ACltLSand
1 olsht perches, itriat measure. Terms made known by
I * JEFFERSON PATTON,
norfcSwdaStw
THE GREAT VEGETABLE UEMEDI t
DR. H. B. UYER'S EXTRACT,
Danddeon. Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla
rpxnS valuable medical preparation differs entirely from
1 any simple “ Extract of Sarropanlla, ' orcommon puri
fying medicine. It Is a compound uf many most CLEAfts-
IKG"MEDICINES, with others acting directly on the Kid
nay* nr having immediate reference t»* the relief and contln
ued bealthv operation of some internal organa. It contains
articles which enter Into tlo otK. preoaration In existence,
AND IT IS UNIUVaLLKD
In purifying and rofrtwhlng effects, by any Medicine in th.
world It Is pnt up In LA ROE DOTTLES, Is very pleasant
to U,o taste, anil Is mote conmntratod, |
STRONGER, BETTER AND CHEAPER, _ i
than any other In the market. Persons who have taken
11 Sarsaparilla" by the gallon, without relief, have been rad
ically cured by using two or threo bottles. This Is the Old J
compound In whlohDandellon. Wild Cherry and Sarsaparf
la arc so prepared to offer the peculiar vlrtuoa of each, In
combination with pure extracts of othor hcaUng articles, In
a highly coucontratcd stoto. Its Ingredient* are purely ve
getable? and ate such roots and barks as ate round, though
Jhi-Uy affocting certain ports, la tbclr general tendency, to
produce the must
To cure many diseases. Dropsies, Kidney Complaints, Ac,
draw off Watery Humors from the Blrod, or com.pt and Ir
rltaUng secretions of diseased organ* from the body, without
tho thorough operations on the Kidneys, os causal hythla
medicine No other extracts even pretend to this effect—
Ht&ct, this very operation,fhr which It Uparticularly asm
pounded, differs from all other preparations, and makes It
OF'dropsy, uso this medicine. It will
relieve. It has cured when life Itself was despaired pi It
contains articles that wUI rare. If anything can, and takes
ih. on iY motbcxl to mako permanent cutoa.
tbooiuy m gHip pKV g u &lin > FB veß!
To nroduce testimony In proof of tho cure of this disease
I- fhcfcoowtcdgedly new. The public have bo long been taught
to regard It aa total, that Its pdbitlve cure would seem al-
BEEIj ctjrbd.
And hr the Qreftt Vegetable Remedy, Dr* IL B. MyigV Rx
tiftct of Dandelion, WUd Cherry, 4c- Alona. ...
We select the following as* specimen of the numerous
testimonials to the efficiency of this medldoo In cas<js of this
malignant disease, which'wo have to exhibit.
aai^DMSU OP PHYSICIANS. . .
Francis Tibllmeso, U. D„ * skilful physician, redding In
TtnftolOa N Y- and one who has devoted nlmßolf particularly
£> the study and core of the Ship lever, with almost every
nhftse of which he is conversant, gives the following testlmo
nyin relation to tho efforts of this medicine, as prepared by
ii This la to certify, that I have used Dr. H. B. Myers* EX-
«f Dasdeleon. Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla, in my
retire in eases of a number of pationta 6ick with Ship i Q
ver witk very beneflelal results. And I consider it a gencr*
** '“pjSJxid S* 1 diMM6 ' MYERS A RICK,
Frtpaiea j u Warren street. New York.
Q .u e_ R. B. SELLERS,
aprt-dopLw] Ho. 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
,W' W 1 :-
nA nrtrt , PRINCIPE; Sogalia and other brands Ha*
TmCinarJnitMoeiTtduul&ritlebf
potlB D. HOKBIBBS, 187 liberty street.
C' og>,'AC, Kochello and Bordeaux Brandies* of the laosfc
esteemed brands, wholesale and retail, for-sale by
nnvlS V ; - X>. FICKEiaKK, IST-Xibgrty street
IjsMPAGNR Kfrlne, Mtoelle,Caret and White French
wines, warranted pore, at various but generally low
priJ; D ncKteNj^-
dqtlB : IS Liberty etreet.
j, jelneli, police Officer,
MAT be (bund at too Ofllcee of Aid. Parijnson, Levis,
ness entrusted to his f are. POTB:3ln -
DOZ. Choice Jiladolra Wins;
1Z 6 dox. Port Win*; lo cmc* of adoun eacb.
For eH. low, to 4 BAM.
112 Second ttroet
JSKINO ANU PABAUAXTA t'UIAKH.— Wo «!iaJl_el
hlblt for Silo, on Wednesday, the 17 th, a ratiety of,
entirely netertylesof eheabo^Onato^^
62 and Market gtreot.-
'OIIICK.—2UO.OOQ old Brick, lor salo in f“J
Jq titles, and on terms to make it an object ofadTMitsge
to baUder. to
112 Second itreet.
PemuylToni* BiUroad Kmlgrjmt Mb*
VV .Hme through
three days. Varo $t,SO. Only 70 miles Canid.
mi 2; ' COYOPB * GRAHAM, Agentt. ,
: Co-P*rtnep*lUp.
I HAVE Ails day associate with me in my Brewing,
Malting and Hop Business, hero .and at Wheeling JO*
SEPH ItICHABBS, late of Philadelphia, loader tho firm of
GEOKGE W. 83HTH 4 CO.
norl8;lw
T7R BAGS lUO COFFEE —Sow landing a* the Canal
J |U and for sale on accommodating terms, In quantities
to suit purchasers. Persona requiring but (mall parcel*, wul
find It Qioiy interest to examine this consignment, aa no ad
vance in price will be demanded, however limited the order
may bo. TAAFPE, MAGUIRE.* BANE,
jarvo 112 Becond street.
Admlnlitrstor’a Notice*
L‘ETTKRB Testamentary on the Estate of JANE LIGHT-
I CAP, decwsed,Jate of Westmoreland coontr, having
been granted to tbe undersigned, who la duly authorised. to
eottle all against said estate. Therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are hereby no
tified to make immediate payment; and all persona having
claims against said estate, are requested to present them
doty authenticated for settlement,
novlfect JOHN OALLAGilKH,_Adm^r ! __
Adjourned Sale of Splendid Building Lota.
sale of LOTS, on the Hill, north of W. M Cllutock’s,
I in tho Reserve Tract, recently advertised, having been
adjourned on account of the rain, will take place at the
Bales Rooms of the subscriber, oo tho north side of the Dia
mond, In Allegheny City, on THURSDAY EVENING, No
vember 20th, and again, on SATURDAY EVENING, No
vember 20th, at 7 tiraock. '
In the meantime, the Lots have been marked with stakes,
with number and description of each tot; *?» that parties
visiting the ground can sec and understand what wBl be of*.
property Is very desirable; entirely free of encum
brances v and the terms will be liberal' 1
novl&et* H. M, BOYLE, -Anctfr.
PenDiyh'anla H&llroAd
THE Winter Haus to Philadelphia a
follows:
Bacon, beef; pork, barley, fish, grain,
lefttl, ,
Bolter, candles, cheese, cotton, earth*
tinware, hides, bogs, hair, lord, lard
oil, leather, tallow, tobacco leaf, wln
. do w glass,
Beeswax, braes and horns, bristles,
etc Ter, timothy end flax scods, deer
ski os, dried fruits, glassware, hemp
nnA fl«r leather- ragfi. scan, starch
and wool,
Brooms, (com,) eggs, feathers, furs,
and peltry, ginseng, merchandise,
Flour.
P. SIrKEXNA. Auctioneer.
Choice Stotk af Pluiosi
THE subscriber ts now rewiring atery
mSgggfm choice lot of fJUSOS, tdedtd by ktoudf,
great care, at the Factories la New
VI V f ft York Among others, sereral
entirely new styles, of gnat elegance and bcanty, will bo
opened. These* Instrument* are unsurpassed for sweetness
and volume of tono; and tbo stylo oi famitare, is of an
outirely new and superb design; the material used is their
construction being ef the most substantial and thoroughly
seasoned qu-dity. Their durability, and capacity for stand--
log In good tone, In all climates, can bp rolled upon, and
-will bo fully warranted. Purchaser*, desirous of buying a
Plano Forte, superior at once in point of richness of tone,
durability, and elegance of design and furniture, are re
quested to cal! and examine, before selecting elsewhere.
N. B.—The prices of the above will he tnrariawy the
same as thoso obtained at the Factories at New York and
Boston. lEESKY KLKBER,
Sign of the Golden Harp,»
No. 101 Tpird street
P. M. DAVIS, AaA’r.
fDB- BROWN,. No. 41 Diamond Alley, De- n
rotes his entire attention to on office Practice.
Ills business is mostly confined to PrivaU
Vaurtal Disease*, and such painful affections, AMfUs
brought on by imprudence, youlhful imlntgenro and excess.
BrpbUis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet. Stricture,
UrethndßUcharses, Impurity or the Blood, with all Disea*
ses of tbs Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, gcorbntfc Eron-
T? . i Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness, lmpotency, Piles, Rhcnmatfcnn. Female Weakness,
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula In
inft Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Ini*
tatkm of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully
Cure guaranteed ....
Alxmenyean* paxtk* in thlk dl« enables!*. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to »2 "who may eome un
der his care. >.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamond alley.
Charges tnoderst*. carSalAwly
JOHN POLLOCK,
ISxoeatorjt.
L.-■ : j- c ■■: \•
i ; L-' '*;•<
U * (t ,'
lignerreotypeil sl*oo to Bao>otM ~
R. JPCARUO A CO., Lapatettb Hall, No. 84
9 Fourth street. Haring very superior light and
r arrangements, warrant our likenesses Inferior to
2a none. If not satlsftetory, no charge Is made.—
SaC«IL examine specimens, and judge for your*
**§«!««. : Mrt -
COVODE A 01
cor. Peon and W«
Apply to
botl*
Private Diseases*
Spencerian Commercial College,
(xsn o. l esumuo's,)
CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS,
PitUburgh, (Hard Bar.)
EP. OOODNODGII, Vnciieal Accountant, and highly
. accoptlble Preceptor, recently of Cleveland COmraer*
dal CpUcge, will direct, permanently and efficiently, the
n^cTlpENC^^Moeiate—' Teacher of Commercial Cal*
eolations and Practical Chirograph y.
The present proprietors confidently assure the sober mind
ed public, »b«t no pains or reasonable expense have, or will
be snared, to render the advantages of this Institution sec
ond to none, and profitable in systematizing the business
energies of the aspiring youth of our country.
gy Trans—Full Course, $40,00.
. r. B. SPENCER,
Principal and Professor of Penmanship,
suirtdiw and Teacher of Commercial Correspondence.
FQfe tHE MARHISPI
44 T)K YE FRUITFUL AM) MULTIPLY," 1* a romminfl
JS that should be cheerfully obeyed by the children of
jntnTVr. LARZEtTES JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative
Elixir, prescribed tu an effectual reetarative la ewea of Do
blllty, Impoteney, or Barrenness, and all Irregularities cl
mtare. it Is all that It professes to be, Tt*: Nature * Great
Restorative and Remedy, for those In the married state-with
out offspring. It U » certain cure for Seminal Emissions,
General Debility, Gleet, Weakness of the Genital Organs,
Nervous Affections, or Whites. As ah invigo
rating luedldne it is unequalled. Also, a certain remedy
for Incipient Consumption, Indigestion, loss of Muscular
Energy, Physical Lassitude, Female Weakness, Debility, Ae.
It is warranted to please the user in any of the above com
plaints, and is of countless vmluo to those without offspring.
Oiuiioa Estnu— Find the name of Corns toeX t Brother cm
the RVarmrr, and n ever fruy it unices you find the above
none ,* as it has been estnuietly cowier/alfd <tf laU. Avoid
"■assy M 70,1 & st.
Scientific and Popular Boole*.
The PRACTICAL MODEL CAXCL'LAToRr-For Ihe En
gineer, Machinist, Manufacturer of Engine Work, Na*
eal Architect, &C-, Ac. „ , . M
N orris’ Hand Book fbr Locomotive Engineers and Ma*
chlnlsts.
The Practical CoUon Spinner and Manufacturer, or, Tbe
Manager and Overlooker's Companion. •
Tbo Practical Metal Worker's Assistant For Tin Plate
Workers, Bmlere, Copper smith, 7iae Plate Oraamentsre
and Workers, Ac, Ae. . ,
A Complete Treatlso on TannlngjCurryinff, and every
branch of Leather Dressing. . __
Tbe Manufacture or Iron, In all Us various branches, Tn
which U added an Essay on tbe Manufacture of Steel. By
Orennkn.
The American Stiller and Millwright's Assistant.
The Turner’s Companion.
The Painter, Gilder ana Yarnlsber’s Companion.
Tbe Dyes and Color Maker's do.
The Builder's do. .
The Cabinet Maker's do.
The Paper Hanger's do. t
A Treatiso on a Box of Instruments.
Elwood’s Grain Tables,
Photogenic Manipulation*.
And sundry other works, too .Tarfmu to mention.
For sale by "JL T. C- MORGAN,
No. 10* Wood «t
Supply Your Children with Good Boohs.
r[ ST KBCKIVED—At Mi«a * No. 32 Smitbfleld
streets— __ . ,
Alien Franklin, by M&rf Howlth
The Croflon Both, by Harriet Martincaa.
Dangers of Bining-Out, by Mrs. Ellis.
Domestic Tales, by Hannah Moore, 2 sols.
Early Friendship, by Mrs. Conley.
Tbo Fanner's Daughter, by Mrs. Cameron.
First Impressions, by Mrs. EUis.
Ilope On I Hopo Etcr I by Mary Hcrwitt.
Little Coin, Much Caro, by Mary Howitt.
Looking Glass for the Mind—many plates.
Loro and Money, by Mary Howitt.
Minister’s Family, by Utb. Kills.
My Own Story, by Mary Howitt.
My Uncle, the Clock Maker, by Mary Howitt,
No Sense Like Common Sense, by Mary Ilowitt.
Peasant Prince, by 1L Martincau.
Poplar Grove, by Mrs. Copley.
Somcrrllle UaU, by Mrs. Kills.
Sowing and Reaping, by Mary Dewitt.
Strive and Thrive do do.
The Two Apprentices do do.
Tired of Housekeeping, by T. S. Arthur.
The Twin Sisters, by Mrs. Landhain.
Which U the Wiser! by Mary Howitt.
Who Bhall be Greatest* do do.
Work and Wages, do do.
Chances *tirt Changes, by Charles Burdett.
US. Parents will find the best assortment of Juvenile
Literature at MINER £ CO.’S Bookstore,
nor IT. No. 32 Smitbfleld street.
8 T . 1a ov ia
00MMI8SI0N ft.ND FOUWAHDKQ -HOUSE,
JOHT* W. TWI CHILL. JOSSPH XOQBIMI.
TwicheU & Mogrldge,
(briler Qjmmavud ana Pine storet*.
VjtfU.i. Promptly Attend to oil consignments sod Com*
YY mission# entrusted to them, and will .make liberal'
cash adranccs on conrignments or PHI* of finding la hand;.
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other
Prodnce,/wlll be promptly filial at the lowest possible prices,
1 and on the best terms.
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
gire general satisfaction.
° Bill
Goo.OolUer, St Louis; Ellis* Morton, Cindnnati;
Page & Bacon, do; Strader * Gorman, do;
Charless, Blow & Ox, do; Hoxea A Fraser, do;
Chouteau * Valle, do; Springer A Whiteman, do;
Doan, King* 007 do; B.AC. Yamall AGx,Phflada;
J W Butler* Bro., Pittsbb; Morgen, J.hL Buck A Morgan:
Di Leech A Co., do; B. B. Comegys, do;
trzn.Holme* A Co., do; Shields A Miller, do;
BW A March, New York. Joeiah Lee A Ox, Baltimore.
a. G Fanreß A Ox, Boston; W. B. Reynolds, Looisrillo;
H<wd,Bm*<fc? do; H. D. Stwccmb & do;
TO. Twiehell A Comsdssion Merchants, new Orleans.
COMMISSION nous®,
NEW ORLEANS.
mHIS long established House confine their attention
I gtricOy to sales and purchases on Commission, and to-
generally. • ' ,
They eourit a continuance of the liberal patronage her*
tofcre giren them. . <
marGbfln
1 ••" '
*• CCTa “”'
r\^ at. ; BffPATE A3TD gEBfc&AL AGENTS, Xo. 50
J\, Smithfidi tlnd. - , V j * • aovl
,mX)Mft-75,1n. common Com SSS^fmalßL
' O. SUGAR—GS hbds. toil
» norlO .
OAF AND CRUSHED SUGj
4 SOVIO . fc • ■_.
NO. -‘MOLASSES-46 bbls.
m novlQ • . -
SH. MOLASSE&—2S bblAfoi
m POTIO ■
'GKOCCG A large assortment of Morocco, Just received
mujfbr sale by [oovC] ; R. BAUD & CO.
a a hpkr'K MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER • Just re
• celrod and fbr sale by . . B. T.G.MORQAN,
oet29 i No. 104 Wood street
jkw STALKS.—Just reodvod, at No. 107 Market street,
>| 800 pair of Ladies’ Shoes end Bbota, new stales, beau
fnl.ahope. . v(aovl3] W. E. SCIIMEBTZ.
BOYH’BOQTd. —Paron is ore reminded thalta p archwing
their Pail supply they would consult economy by call*
ing on W. K. SCHMKRT2, No. 107 Market streeti-who hoe &
large and. varied- assortment of£al£ Kip w»t Cow Hide
Boots and Shoes, fbr Boys. • Prices reasonable. y norlO
“ • • • . Notice*
AN application will he made at the next session of the
Legul&ture, for the charter of a with a capital of
Three Handled Thousand Dollars, to be located at Pitta
harsh, and called tho “ Western Dank of Pennsylvania.**
Barristmrglfnlon will please copy in Weekly paper.
•• ■ ■ '•
Tapscottfi Eemlttaace and 'Emigration Offieea.
.A^s&k
NO. 87 SOUTH STSJSST, NSWTOItK,
Eden Quay* Mttbiinj B Rbpn*
Jnd No. lHQ'Cbrner of -Wood and Übat} do, FttUbzrsh,
JAMES BLAKELY,
"TT7TLL ISSUE PASSAGE
W DBAITS, PAYABLE AT ANY?BANK » ESQ
LAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES,; .
Pmsbiikot Trill be brought Icfcßi England I****jpß»
Scotland and Wales, direct to Pittsburgh. : oct-«
GEO. W. SMITH.
NEW CARPETING* -
■t ' ‘ Wi - :’r • i .-' ' ■'
Private Residence*, Hotels, Steamers, Iruiiiutes t §e.
W. R'CLIHTOCX, !
TiUBNISHDfG WAREHOUSE, 85 Potixth Aim 79 Woon
X 1 srurrs, solicits attention to his -superfine; assortment
of RICH AND ELEGANT GOODS, of the newest and best
designs, adapted to «Tery style of famishing.
pi/-h Mosaic; ..
Velret;
Tapestry; : . >,
Brussels;
Imperial Three Plyj.
Ingrain Carpets-,
English Oil Cloths; :
American Oil cloths;
Coco Mattings, &CA .
Of cTery description, furnished at the lowest toarket prt*
tts, together with oil other articles connected with the Car
pet Business. . : ! norlS
H. CHILDS & CO.,
W HOLES ALE'
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
N0*?133 Wood Btre«t? PittsbvrghfPai
HAVE received their extra site fell stock of. upwards of
2000 cases of Men’s and Boys’, Ladles’, Misses’, and
Children’s Boots and Shoes, Mexican and Kossuth Pur and
"Wool Hats, of every variety, adapted to the season.
ALSO—Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s gUk, Plush end Cloth
Caps, of latest styles and foahkins. ■ ■ [: ,
Their stock baring been, selected with great- care, as to
Quality f>M «**>*, purchased direct from the mknu&cturur,
prindpalbf for cash, at the lowestprices, .enables them to
compete successfully with JV r e*o TorkjVhSadelphia or Haiti
non markets* - • ’
Country Merchants, parrfwsingin Pittsburgh, orontheir
way cast, will find it to their interest to call and examine
their stock,before purchasing elsewhere. •• •
They hare also Just received 3000 Sides Prime New York
Bole Leather, all of which will be told at low prices.
sep2s3m ? . •
Company*
rd -Baltimore, kro as
per 100 fhe, 65c*
“ “ 75c.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS*
SyAT.vm PROPOSALS will be received, for the Grubbing,
Grading and Masonry, of portions of the Steubenville
and Railroad, at .the offices. of the undersigned, os
follows:
FirtL —Until the 22d day of November, at thplr office, in
New Market, Harrison county, Ohio, for that portion of the
line embracing Bectians29 to 39, indusive, about llmfles.
A profile of the aforesaid line, showing approximate quan
tities aiid banL will be in readiness fbr examination, at their
office, ra and after November 15th.'*
Second. —Until the first day of December next, at their
! office, .in eounty, for that portion
embracing 45 to CO indnsire. v .? .
A profile of this work, showing approximate quantities
and haul, will be in readiness fbr examination on and after- J
Norembec2fith. - , ,
Separate proposali.tdU be received for the Bnago aaosa
the Tuscarawas *>* Gnadeuhuiten, and the Bridges
across the Stillwater at and near Uricbsvillc.
That country through which the Road passesU bealthy,
and will afibrd abundant supplies for the work. -? .
A largo pmtion’of the work is heavy, and well worthy tho
attention of responsible contractors. : „ ' , .
The heavy work must be commenced immediately, and
prosecuted with energy. . .
proposing to receive a portion of psy In the stock of
tho Rond, will receive the preference, (other things being
equal,) bat ™h preference win hot exclude the favorable
consideration for Uda for cash payments wholly.
In all cases where itis preferred, draw
tbrir estimates from the Railroad: Company direct.
• prom these who may wish to contract for several-miles,
the best testimonials will be required. .
FOSTER, BRO.’S A CO^
. Contractors of-Fifty-Two Miles
of SteubenvQle ami Indiana Railroad. -
Steubenville, November 9,1852.
Herald. ■ , j -
ci « gje.
• « “ $l,OO
per bbh 1,00
LIKAM, Agents,
to sta, Pittsburgh.
4js£ai- Passages and Remittance I
SW ‘ SOBS THOHPSOH, Agent, *
110 Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa, „
•—.- '.T v 'i
Mtaars. BOWMAN, GRINNELL A 00,
83 Sooth street, New Torfc and
No. 5 Regent Road, Oarenco Doefc LlrerpooL
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail fium Liverpool on the 6th
anil 21st of each month- '
SWALLOW TAIL LINK.
TromNev Torfc LlrerpooL
Ship CONSTITUTION, VSept 8 Oct g
Opt. Britton, }-Jan 6 T ob S
lOOOton*. j Hay 0 Jons2l
Ship NEW WORLD, ) Sept 21 - Nor 6
: Opt. Knight, Wan 21 Mdi 0
1600 tons. j May 2L July 6
Ship LIVERPOOL, ( Oct 6 ■ Nor 21
Cspt. Gardner, Vpeb $ Midi 21
1500 tons. } Jana 6 Jnly 21
Ship ASHBURTON, ) Oct 21 Dee 6
Opt. irWnUams, >Fcb 2L Apl 0
1200 lona } Juno 21 Aug 6
Ship HUGE LNOT, 1 Nor 0 Dee 21 :
Opt. Gardiner, >Mch 6 Apl 21 .
1100 tons. jJuly 0 Aug 21
Ship CONSTANTINE, S Nor 21 Jan 6
CaptDuryea, >Mdi ®,
• 1600 tnna ) July 21 Sept 6
Ship ALBERT GALLATIN,! Dee 0 Jan a;
Opt Delano, }• April 6 JflrJ
1650 tons. • i Aug « SeptSl
QUEEN OP THE WEST, ) Doe 21 Teb 6
OptHallett, V April 21 June 6
1500-tona ) Ang 21 Ot 8
Besldn uhieh, they despatch (Tom Lirerpool intermediate
Packets, sailing weekly.
Pasmies by either of the ahoy* magnificent Packet Ships
on be secured uponreasonable terms, by applying as shore.
REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND:
AND WALES. ' Vvp.
' Wa issne drafts frcm £1 and upwards, which will be
cashed, fine of change, at sight by the Bank or Ireland,
Dublin, and all its branches throughout tho leuuutty, or by
anT of onr Agents In England. Scotland and Wales.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent
410 liberty street Pittsburgh. Pm.
oetlBdAw
THIRD STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS!
HAMPTON, WILSON k CO.,
JSTO. *5 WOOD STREET? .
(OPPOSITB ST. CHARLES HOTEL,)
A HE SOW OPENING their TIUBD SUPPLY OF
GOODS, many of which were purchased at Auction,
and at the eloeeoztho season, at fcx “below the coat of pro
duction, and will be offered to the trade at -corresponding
Brices, atr and Country Dealers ara invited to call and
exainln*thft largest stock of FRESH GOODS in the market,
et rrir-rt Their sto& embraces: an
extensive assortment of STAPLE ASB iAKCY.-GOODSi
and almost every article usually .required in aCity ora
; Country Retail Stores They now hare la store andoffek as
mtT.vVxS—A4 black and’cclcred: -figured and 34 do. -
ALPACAS—B 4 black, and 34hrocade do. :•
COBURG CLOTH 3-64 black, colored and changeable.
COBURG—6-4 Chamellon. '•
THIBET CLOTHS—34 and 7-4, black and colored.
'Embossed, Mode, changeable and
all the' desirable stjlesofAmeriean and Imported
Including all. wool end Silk-warp. A large assortment
at reduced prices.
ROBES.—A great varietyof all kinds. • *-. •
allgrwles. ell wool ami union
• ftom'thowweßttothebest ;<
GINGHAMS.—EarUton, Bcctcb, and Belgian dressed
great variety, - - -•■■-*■*-■ ; \
CHECKS—Philadelphia checks and stripes, apron chocks
tweeds,4c. - ;
\t rtvttr-S STRIPES—Various grades, A fiilt assortment..
TICKINGS—EagIe, Methnen, Conestoga, “Union, Shetucket,
-Marietta, and various other grades and makes;
DENIMS—A good stock.
CHAMBRAYSANDCAHBLETS-LColared'plainatuleiripcd;
Spanish check*, shirting, stripe..
SHIRTINGS bleached to 4-4, oil the
most popular brands at all prices; .04.and124 bleach
ed and brown da. T. ■ ;;;.y- ■-^r
BROWNSHEETINGS—PuIIjjiock, inclndingAUeghenydty
makes. Portsmouth, Savage, and oil descriptions; of
34 to 124 jlnthiaimportantarlirfe we defy compe
tition from'easierwest, , -
PAPER CAMBRICS—AII colon and prices. ...
COLT) CAMBRICS—Various qualities, all colors. - • ■■■»
SILBSIAS—FuII assortment.- - *“ •
IRISH LlNENS—Barkley , s, Gray*s,'McKcc’s and Ferguson'*
makes; general assortment, a& to* P 7 ** 28 *
SATTINETS—Barkers, Leeds A Gx; Manchester, Troy, Tivoli;
all colors, grades and prices. '
CASSIMERES—¥uH atacartment; all ptictfa.
TWEEDS—AII wool and cotton warp. . .: •
808 ROY PLAIDS, and other, desirable styles, wovo and
printed, all wool; and union tiney linings.
PLAID LIXSKYS—Largo and small plaids; lowest to best
qualities.
FLANNELS—An extenrire K and 44 scar
let. vhlte and yellow and plain Flannels, and medium
and extra Sno anffheavy scarlet, indigo bide and blue
mixed Twills;, also, fine 'white Silk Warp-Flannels.
KENTUCKY JEANS—In great variety, from Steubenville;
* .and the fine Eastern makes; also, extra heavy double.
%illed. - .- r-V-'l,:Sr
RIDING CORDS—AII colors, Including B shaft and linen
warp of the most durable make, and* afc* the lowest
prices erer offered. -
SATIN—For Testings. • r ..
SERGES—BIk and Bro. Silk and worsted.'
- SILKS—Grode Rhine, Luiestrings end Lustre'silks, afull
assortment. . :
RlBBON—Bonnet, Cap, and; Taffetas, a large and splendid
' variety. * - *. I *-
BROAD CLOTHS—Belgian, German, and American
cloths, all colors. - ••* P
SBWING SILK AND TRIMMINGS— Colored and black
sewing sflk,’twist and binding; spool cotton, skein
cotton and spool silk. t . .
HANDKERCHIEFS—Pongee and feney silk pocket hand
herebteft; cottom ghTgfr* m and silk cravats,-
stocks, tii 4s. \
UMBRKIiL Afrr-Full assortment. ,
HOSlERY—Caabmere, alpaca, vwoolen; and angola; hoa>
and half hose; domestio-aoeks and stockings; cha^
- dren’a gentlemen’shoso.
CARPET BAGS AND SATCHELS.
LACES, Edgings and Scoteb goods. 1 -
BOOK ANDINDIA, most
-eonjplete usctfEwot of EBlKTB,or**wy pxloc, color,
' wtrla mod tl>i» »rtlclo« offer tho most
-■ in Ot. rndm. or out of it.
ry, h-yiin dealer, to call mud .Tnndno tb. LALL6£ST mud'
morest Stock to ILemmrfat d mtn rn«>*rot nn »
lndacm barer, to giro urn the preference.
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X Comnaor Stoilc. iff AUxXIN WOWS, ;
I “ ,cwk 7 Sfoci and HU UnYa,
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rrmj IHSSOUEI EXCHANGE, ontFoter stmt, Bt&r.tb*
Short itnet.: For tenon, «>pl/ to : _ •
epta-tf .. AiliemHtn PAKKIKIfON, Hnh Vwd. :
ri"H> liirc-Tih* futHcitt)erotfcMferUaBitba£Toll££( , U& -
*» Moan. wmodt* DWto, No. SI
on tto KtOf April. Enqolreef
qtAB.fx. pAPIEO.V. Ko.73yocd«t. ••■
' AUSTIN LOOMIS,
••' - •_ • :••■•■•••• •• -Ko. set Fourth street v
- t'oa BAUCi "
rnHEKE MT EIOHI HAST iCOWSaCfcOCKS, of total "
X‘ naterM- * \p forcash. • ■■. •• . •
•AtKJUS.
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/TtHEStore House asdPvcUing,No. 283 liberty street—*;
. X Poeeesdon cas bo hsd.cn thrift of-October, This!* co« .-" *
Ot theiestsiandainthe.dtjv-Znqairg#*£:-:•••:-u •
seplfcdtf * OKOKGE BICHARP3,
■■'.••••.••■ steam Bngise Sule* v. .
X 2f UPRIGHT STEAM ENGINE i 8 inches cylinder; If v
JX- lnehMrtfokfi—fereale.'-"■'■T’7--v-]'-
: • ;>- Pot further information^ ~•-
.*: oetL-tf -THIS-OFFICE.
TJHJRSALK—A desirable lot of Ground on Kbeffieidstrwt,
r Allegheny, neat the residence of Waterman Palmer,
Esq.; $5 by 275 feet; which will be goffered: low, if applied. •
far soon. Enquire of• •••.■•;.- W.-il’CLLsilOCh, .
i sep2o -, -at the Carpet Warehouse, Sa Jbmrtb street. •*.
TO-LRT.
A TWO STOUT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on Becom* ;
•A. street, nearKos*, now paintingac*! fitting Bp.- Po#*
•caian given on tte Ist of October*-EnqatzoroT • •
t»ep2s A. JAYNES, 33 Fifth street.. : •
•-•■ ' ;••■ -Pot Sale.or Rent. ...■' •
Ho. 14, comer of Wood and Front streets
:If in eligible stand for buiinessof any kind. Per
•terms - . HrIfcSYAN,-
> - :v -Xt ;Ryatt ? aßpSdlpg» > H<v3lPiftLgtmL
TjtOß HALE—TwoFtanw Dwelling each 17 by 30
_E feet; two stories ani- eoritniiiJi * tour ■ The -
Lots #n 20 by UQ feet. frontini-tm Rgjeca street; in the See*
ond Ward ofACegbenr C*ty. .
oct23 ■: - - - .tgQMAS'aaPim;»P3lh street
TpOtt Frame Dwelling, situate dt tfaucorner of ■•■■■
Jj 'CitT.- The house • •'
is 20 by 32 fect,.Wro«toitolilsshi wfih porticos in frent and -
itsar; contains lixxoamvhall anil gbodcellaK -ThoLotXr ~~-
aoby iooreet i . Apply
oct23 •■ THOMAS/HOFBTr, 29 Fifth street.-
rr?OR BALI>-Three Brick Qodaa.imitSut.B|rtnh3sh&s)i
J£ >y»h f«ntaining threß -mTinn;>y iyi:
fecL The dwelling? oreerectfxi'cbtberwof lhelots,leaT*
ins sufficient spaed in front for the exeeticn .of oilier build*
in|a. Apply to THOMAS -MOPFITT*
i oct23 v : 23 Fifth creet.
for Rent.
t-vESIRAELE BUSINESS STAND-rl. offer for /rent the -
I J WAREHOUSE nowoccupied by-me aa a.Drug Store on -- -•
;the corner of Liberty and Hand streets*. A'tjood location fbc >
businemcf any kind.- Possession given ixmnediatrty. -
:; may 12 . i/l’ , v I-rU;: JAHLS A. JO.VBa
13B0PEBTY in: THE SEV-E2»m ,\VARU FOR SALK.-*
X A Lot on Centre 32 feat : front, and extending •
' back 138 fact, haying bh.it ATiVQ STORY Hit TO K HOBftiSi-
Bood wdl and other oonTehi«hd?<‘
r; Tenna—Oco-half balance In two yearly jjayments. .* ' ...
jyli - : AUSTIN LQOHIS..yb 02 YWth street. ■
37 UR KKH T—Kromtho Ist of Apriinext, the STORK, with
V Duelling ffttachedion.ihfi-comer of-Markst-And PSrst r
. ttreets—a good trasinees stand-fern StareTsr Takers, it being •
only one square from, the Tiror—wffl be rented low to a good
-Applyto:lrT. •!•'• ;v
-mnrlSdf : -• f WALTAR BRAyT. KcC 232 Liberty st _.
170ttSAUS—A House trontingnn Mulberry ...
X HretWard, • Tho Lot iaSlbylpO feel;
House24by 32 feet; two
rooms'and porch. This ptopextj feirear the Pittobnigh and
lgntiing-' . Apply v .
octal-V, * THOMaKmQPPIIT, a> Hfth street - . :
1708 RENT—A .very large, i#a storyniairir Dwelling . ;
. -House,delightftiny'sitnatßdon.the‘'Gremsbcig Turn*.'.
-pike, in. the borough; of Por rent-cheap.—,
kzmwn as the late Fiske Mansion of
octB DATXSOX drAGXgW^gfrMarket«L
LEASED PROPERTY- FOR frame Building,
20 by 40 two stbHes andnow pcscupled by ft.
machine shop,- situate 1 , on Xaceck. 1 one. square *Ccom
Federal street, leafe hasJieren year*
to run; tfrotmd rent fifty douais A year.' ..
;.; octsa T ' f THOMAS: MOYFITT, 29 Fifth st. .
Hr>rr*K* y»iR. hunt—A good i iftrelUflg:Hottso on fcosa
street, near Kflb. * , ,
Also—A Honsc : on llobtaaon street, Allegheny- . -
4iwi,vgood Cellar on. Third street..: ..'.-.i-b;-:-V ; ; n; ' : -
pf>gy»^inpgWenimTnpMntplYV-. -
S. GUTIIBEKT & SON, GenT Agents,
W Smithfidd stifwte
Wylie Street Property for-5fl«! .
ONE of the bcst busijifisff stands iu the city £sf a .BAKB-y
EY; --wttE ft large whopVettstoitt weD established, and,
of long standing; well known as the Railroad Bakery, cor..
ner of Tninel anti-Wylie streets.; * v
-vi'er. farther- partienlarsiejiaalre of - vir
. noyl&tf. V ' • KIOHABD-HBAyY:
SAi*£-OR'KicHAjiaa roft dtr PaopisTTr-Twcnty
r els: Act*** of lAcdj 20 of which Is elo&rod and. veil
-The iiaprtreements consist -of anew. firsina; botSsey.
40 by 20 feet, with aback kitchen and &• good: stable,alto*
ftte OP W n Tl mile from Jeffrey’aTown.
Apply to- ‘ ITUOMAS Momir, :
• aorl3 • ; fc. ■ No. 29 KfUistreet:
“ -.TUo-ljfttt! ■ ■ ■
i 'ULRGB-ftadwell'iaiabed. three story-brick-' ■&
J\_. ijith hot and cold boibs^ontainingninerooms* ■?
on Anderson street, two doora from the corner of Robinson :
street. Rent low to a good tenant. Possession green tame*
iHntniy . : ' ■ •" • A. J. STUART* •
aep2B ~ ■ ■~ <: : ‘ N'o.;o Smiifrfield ytr^-pittsburgh.-;:;;
4 HOUSE AND LOT,situated: on Pike strectf-hetwoen
;a.: WalnutftadPactory atrectStilfth W«td;".Sl»-lot ir
is feet front and 100 feet deep, on which there aro two final!-.
Prame Tenements. ‘Terms, easy—’Title good.- Borparttea
iaxvemntro'of Alderman PAltElNSONyPennstreety^fUt^
Ward. •. ,
IJIOR aAt.KjTm- V’nnrth*treet r tm& third -part,'of-Lotyo«
; 323, between Market and Ferry,4o. ; fest’£rcufc'by.Bfr;'
back; veil snited for
bleand tprnm eftsy;. 1 • . . ■■ .
FOB BEST—Tvd OFFICES oriJifth: street: Apply to "
' McCALMOJiT. & KEENAN,
Attorneys atigwy US? Fonrth-gtrcet. ....•
1 K EUJLDISQ LOTS, frontingon Centre Clark
1J nearFuitoa.- These Lots axcwtthlii fireinhmt*®
trmlk of the Court Hoore, and tmsurpas?<ed ibr fccautj af lo
cation. Eaqoi»of ;
i b. f:toddell*,
Beal Estate Agent* Braidings
TTOI TOBIOWAt—
|~f containing ISO acrts; in;.tbo jaort . desirabl*
portion ofttiat rapidly iiaproriog £t*Ufc - Tillages, cliorcb*
«ao3.'Bchools, withlacoDTtnlcnt distances. Jdr.;Reed, of
\C»«>i<nD-trtnJmanby f . <iipaa - thirg>qukf ters~cf"tilU. Mllltt *6©-
ton, (N0.31'.) ’ ’
Apply" to.
norlG
EESACA STREET PBGPEETY—For sale, A two-story
, dwelling honae containing fimt rooma and cellar, with
ouUJTta and other- conveniences, -sitnated ia-the Bneoa
Vista addition to Allegheny city* on -Besses street, near the
outer depot. .; The lot front by 110 deep toalO feet
alley. Fiittils(h. Terms-easyi; 1 -
8. CUTHBiSKT & SON, Real Estate'Agents,
nor®. - - -** • • SO gmithfiela street.
tk*v vi,ntrRXN(V *ivll fob. SALlk—Situate within
a few rods of the East Liberty Station of.ihe Pefcnsjl*
ranis Baßroad.-The StilUs 30 by 42 iect, three atdrte* high*
cud liastwq_pairoX. French. burrs .pair .of Laurel ■
Bill stone. Thamachincrj hasbeeauiuaehuta&it mouths,
and is eapahleof.mannfactaring from 75 to; 100'hared* of .
Soar every 24 hoar*. TbisMlUhasa large. ccuntryCcnstoin,
and the best £* procuring large- sapplies of grain.
For further partioilalkcDqulrc Of - - -V- • J '* . ,
ocsZl , ‘ ; 2O Fifth street..
SIX -VALL'AIILK PAKM& iUR SALK.—A Vans; of 246*
acres; SO ia cultivation. Price £6OO
ATaTem andTan^bTa#'wires ;;50 acres cleared,
may be JarteredlbrcUrpr^ettT,';
; Also—COO acres, witha Grist and 2 Saw Mill*; 120 acrea
la Prib»SSQGO.; : i- .• *
Also— ..ry
’ Also—l 76 acres: Coin cultivationr-prices2ooo^v
• ALio—ll& acres ;TO in cultirati£7tfc-r'priea§4oBo.j •-• s-"~
The aborear* in dnirable . locations, and'haxß Valuable
Improvements. .. 8 nnTftRF.RT, General Agents
octJ •'•••: •: -
A TfiloaUe Plece oCJroperty for Sale,
SIX ACHES, f situate ia the immediate Ti*
\j eiidty of Xx<t adjoinlug lands' of-ThoanCT-Mal*
lon, Esq, and Mrs, ifegelcy, abopi amiler fraa the
pAiirrafA This property haaoa
orchard, and is a very desirable situation for ’a coontry resi
denco, being a few hundred-ynrds frcm th* • and.
Crcndag on the Old Mansion Hand. Tbispxoperty- is; also >
▼cry suitable for persons desirous of piurcbasihs ciri acre
lota, a* it points on three different streets ;IriicCapl&-ixtA
body, It will be sold in lots to solijrarchasers--' For ipforma»
tioa enquire at this dfßcel. _ ; ap2 •
A tOTOP;GBDtJXDia:£&§£a Plan of Lotslatto Third
J\ Ward of the City.- orPittsliurgb, near High street, and
being 29 (feet front on Pennsylvania Avenue,. aadrunaixqs:
bach 117 foctr * The hesold,clear ofallisraza* ■
braaee, except aa annualground rent of one hoadredend.;
sixty-five, do liars, to whfch4t Is now snbjeefcrrOn the proper*
ty are seven-good tHcfcsnd'twq frame
—alltwo stories high, and nmtlng.for shoot flvobtpdrcd
dollarsannually;• - ~j
;,■ Price, §1200; SCOO cash; and s®o : inS/montha—by good.
endorsed paper. k’^-.WiL'C. - I‘lUiiNo, •
-. jal&tf - : i ;Attomey.at Iky,yKl2SFourth.street-.
. Lots for Bale is the City 'ot Httslnagfc.
ONB LOT op GBOrnfD, fionttog-'mi Eennsyl«ni»iAT6r:
bub 22fcet7}^inehcs,t , .nd exftnidingiii'depth oil'Con* .
fresastreetl22feei,inoreorles3.- • ’ ' - 1 ; . .’.V '
One.Lct, frontiogonPennsylvania Areuue,- («i.nto sid«o ,v
-25 feet 714 inches, aaduxtendlnsin depth 112 fect.tptf street
COfeetw-Sle. •'-••.
One Lot, on the corner of TTebsierand Congress streets*
22fcet*ontoa-\4'ehetjerBti i <jet, : by 80feotdcep, -•.:. ~; .
: - Two Loaon Congress street, near. Pernwylyania
ench S) feet front by 90 .feet ileepu ... 2 .. .
One Lot on Federal street; 20 feet'Synches.
feetileep." \ v . - •- - t •• ■
This property will an"be sold low- t)r* cash, crciiiiw, to •
suitpurchasers. Enqnlraof. . v* ..
: lj. W. A; A. S. 3BLL,'Attorneys Mli w » ' ,
Fourth rtrocvtabore Sari thdelih)
&ovl9rlsi
*\TORWICII Ml2*£~looshares of this stock for. sale at
Xl alow rate, at7sYouithstreet-*. ;!;'-.;yvV.‘.v
': sepCO. ' ,A. WILKISS * CO.
r \ \T ANTED—Beef Bladders;at highest maritcV prise*
tt - . :7b. jipahsistoqka co^‘. -
• oct22 • -:coraer-yobd^andL : £^Bt^trettar- v -' :
• J£. WATTS-& .€o.^ ''\
METIPJI AKT ISS Liberty gtreiriy Pittsburgh. \
Gentlemen's Clothing rondo ahtl .
warranted to shit .f Hareconstantly on.’ a*v
xortmest cf; £rooch .
Vestings, of- the latest expressly *- .
- Pittsburgh, and Stevlwn'rlße BiUzosd*
riTUßfobscrioers to the Capital
, X • andStenbenriUa Bsifcrqaa
to pay Into the Treasury* the fuorth
U»per Aare; onorbe&ref the lat ;of
and RTeDollars per share on cr bdbxß
aontb thereafter, uatil the v srbole •
scribeffar had twea’paid.- ’ - ™v
''"'fe, ':LTO.' : iL--Bnfc'-sftSSffi9^-,.
OiScey --rv_i_-.
norl6£mdkir
X &W t &V 01/si
XAHES C. WATT, MEBCHAST TAISQBy
Ko. 36 Jfartz* street Ictwcat Second cad.-T.lar^MM*^
HAS just received his FALL ASS>
BLACK and. COLORED CLOTHS, PLAIN tad EANCX
CAJSSIMEKES, FLOSH:T£LTET C A fiHMKRE,JM^gjgg:
VESm'GS, irith ftTinetyof ttoaewat
DJQB, -which ho is prepared toxaakenpdh ;
reasonable terms. Gentlemen in want of fiahionaWfl«®^:
and fluhionably cot . Garment*, would •do trod to eaa*s».
examine for themselres. •■• -' :
TO TAILOJESsr-The fnhsoiber offer*. f«JT «**?,•
pleta *yst«n of
and generally used by the trade. of-thlr-ri>y>
Philadelphia and el^whfire; at the
With tatrurflmw, slo,o*
The Book and Rnler.eoniiining full
«■** ca reed,, of
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FOB MALE.
TBOSIAS MOFFITT^
~ NoT2g Fifth street.
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