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THE CITY POST.
P4:tirrai7.l..q.): l Zeedef
Simms Bow lit A LAGAR BLIP. HALL.--011
Tuesday afternoon, two young men named William Deily
and Matthew Halleet, entered the lager Beer Hall of
Andreas A Guchner, on Penn stxeet, near the canal bridge,
where they stayed until about eight o'clock, in the evening.
pfaying <anis. At last, when they were both tolerably well
“oirrnisd," they roes to depart, but forgot to pay their bill.
The proprietors of the establishment refused to allow them
to go out until the amount was settled, and placed them
selves before the doer. Deily immediately shoved them
aeray,and attempted to pass out, but was collared by Gneh
eter and brought back, when he was thrown upon the floor
end beaten to a shocking manner, until he was insensible.
The affray by this time had excited considerable noise, and
another young man, named Henry Gertriek, who was staed.
lug on the canal bridge when it first commenced, ran Into
the saloon, and attempted to protect Deal), but while en
gaged in doing as, he also woo felled to the ground, by a
blow over the head from a beer glass. Before he could re
gain his feet, he tendril three or tbur other wounds from
woaponryand woo at Let rendered completely Wien-
Able. The trams wee finally stopped by the interpoeltlonof
Alderman Parkinson's polka, who arrested Andreas and
Geehner:
This injured men were tabus to Dr. Heslips' office, where
their rounds, which prove.l to be of every redone chute
,.
ter, Were Ursa sed, by . the Doctor.
The Remised hail • hessing before AI/ Parkinson, yester.
day afternoon, and gave bail for their appearance at Court.
Ai hiPOSTOII.—An individual who calls Mm.
self Snyder in some portion. of our city, bat who, we pre
same, has a number of old tees, Is copied soliciting nub
rcriptions from our eitlaansfor the relief of indigent families
who have lost their chief support by Cholera. It is need.
less to say the fellow is an arrant humbug awl Impostor, as
among all the fatal eases of Cholera which oczurre d, the
innwivors' relative. tooled no pecuniary assistance. We
understand the rascal has succeeded In raising considerable
cams from benevolent citizens, whose sympathy was strong
or than their prudence. Several gentlemen gave him eve dol
lars each, whilst °there gave larger amounts. He sometimes
represent. himself as a Director of the Poor, and Is said to be
• quite a genbecl and respectable looking personage. Any
person to Whom he may apply for aid, will confer a favor on
the community by giving Information to his Honor.
TEttli4l.ll ACCIDSNT.—A telegrapbiodespatch
wee received last night, announcing the death of Mr. Samuel
M'llluley, by & railroad accident, which occurred near Al
toona, on the Pennsylvania Railroad. It appears that Mr.
WHinley was mussing from Hillside Station, where he had
been at Camp Meeting, to the point above mentioned, upon
the locomotive of a freight train. When within a short
distance of his dmtlnation, the engine met with some ob.
etructiOn, which threw it off the track, and upset. Mr. M . -
Hholey wee thrown underneath the machine, and killed le
moot instantly. The despatch does not say whether the
engineer, or any other person, was Injured.
Mr. ki'llinley was an old anif well known citizen, having
resided here fore number of years, and his mournful and
sudden end, all be regretted by aIL
His body, we believe, was brought to the city in the rue
o'clock train this morning.
CLIOLELIA.=A German woman and two of ber
children, residing on Ohio street, near Rest Lane, Ailgheny,
died from cholera on Tue.lay evening. On the morning
previous, she went to market, and minims.] • large quan
tity of cucumbers, and other vegetables, of which the whole
family made a hearty dinner.' Almost Immediately after,
the woman was attacked with the usual premonitory spur,-
toms of cholera, but paid no attention to It until too Late to
save her life. She died a few hours after partaking of the
unwholesome articles. SubaNuant to the death of the
mother, the children were seized with the same disease, and
Ilrel hot a short time. The femily were Interred yeaterda,
morning. We understand that another child in elm lying
very ILI, and not expected to survive.
UNFORTIINATI MAN.—Alex. Reno, an Italian,
and portrait painter, was committed to jail on Tuesday
night by 'Squire Symmcs, of Birmingham, on a surety of the
peace, preferred against him by C. Ihmwm. Uo has teen
lama° for a short time peat, and in this elate committed
the act for whirh he is charged. It became neoesaley to
pier. a mass.' over him durinz the whole of last night, and
with difficulty was kept from injuring his own tartan. Ha
IS • stranger in a strange land, and his appearance this
2113rning was each as to °trite pity to his behalf. Ile 1. ti t
doubtless find • home soon in the Inuna Asylum.
GEORGE WAGNER appeared before Alderman
Parkinson, yeabsnlay, aul made Information agaltot David
Johur,for assault and battery and endanYering his life
Wagner is a slater by trade, and alleges that while etandlog
ttpon a ladder, n emmiletable distance from the ground.
Johns shook it with such form as to throw too off, whertby
be was Injund greatly. lle was cut very belly above the
eye, and bruise t considerably about the head. A warraLt
was issued for the arrest of Johns.
Flse.—Somo unknown vile incendiary " set
Onto niers. two story brick louse, on the corner of Slur
von' and 1tab...2. street..., Allegheny, strata two o'clock ori
Tuweay morning, and before our firemen could 'wowed to
r caching it, totally ctueumed. The house belonged to
liir.Caltiourt, of W. city, and was unoccupied. The lava
.111 be about ssol,—inwnrc 1 for 1700 in the Citizens' Com,
WU-
THE FOUTY Tair.res.—Another of these pre'
canons scoundrels, named Hugh M'llwain, was arrested
and gent to jail. He confelond to being concerned Io the
larceny of twenty dollars from Mrs. Gordon, of the Ninth
Ward, and that he remised half the money, from Hettel.
He also made statement, which will doubtless lead to the
arrest of others monocled with these young scoundrel!
His of the band areamr In prim',
Nlauctouslisss.--,An attempt was made to sit
Ifni to the Fort Pitt Glass Works, owned by Collies, Robert
a.'! Co., and situated on iValbingion street, on Tue..day
evening, hy . placing n candle and a buffalo of shavings on.
flerseath the flooring. Fortunately the watchmen discos
eyed and extinguished the light before it had time to do
any damage.
We have received from H. Kleber, Na. tOI
Third street. the celebrated Know Nothing Bong," ecru
peeed and dedicated to the Know Nothings, by WI. Nick
dlao,"Gonotantinople Quadrille," by Charles D'Albert;
Is a beautiful pie , * of mutil, a ith an elegant lithographic
title page. or advertiaemenl In earthen eoluoun of If
Molar, headed "Neweet Music."
13ociatimu Pic-Atc. —A sociable and pleasant
Ple-Nio Party mutes elf to-lay, at White Hall, (Pryor's old
stand.)on the Brownsville rued, abort Bee miles from the
oily. It promises tole - a grand affair, and Is gate lik,iy to
eallpee e :arid/log in the Pie-Nic lice this season. We hope
it will be largely attended.
EXTENSION OF GAS LIGHT.—New lompa haven
teem placed along, tliir street almost .o Mr as the new bolts
and the citireno of that lt,retofore benighted portion of our
city, enjoy the ben.ht of a plentiful supply of gu
GOOD AGAIN —The Mayor yeat?rday tined two
huekaters,named John Mean. and Joaeph Riebardron, three
dollars and wets each, for that abominable crime of Col.o
- the market.
DI6CHABOED.—Johti Houghton, who WU corn•
milted to Jail on Tuesday, by 'Squire Wiggins, for Leman
and battery, was released on ball yesterday.
WI RIGUST to learn that Mr. Samuel Snowden
was prostrated yesterday with another attack of paralysis,
from which he will probably not recover.
J. McLAca Luau, Fourth street, uour Wood,
hie on hand a One assortuemt of home wort, which, for
di/rattily and wear, we can , treaty recommend.
TO COAL MINIMS t
. 11 " 1 " It
ILLIN t L',ENTRAL RAILROAD.
ra s et a- an d sro le ra o li w on ' oltl c igbet e te rea ln etseethm'efq
minus, at Cairo. and the eatensaveCoal bide In the vicin
ity of the Big Mudd rir,aut miles north of Cairo.
The supply of a sup e rio r , q ua li ty 0
o 0 f
Biturninous Coal., on
and to the Immediate vicinity of the line of the road, le in
exhau.stable, and is depoAted in position. favorable to
raining at a small met; and a market for large quantities
will be found at Core at Cairo, for the supply of stestaboete
navigating the 3liegiselpi.l and Ohio rivers, and for trans
portation upon these rivers to other points.
The attenCon of parties I.lrous of entering Into the be
ailes ef Mining and .1114 Cool. is invited to this
tunity of engaging in it. And the Illinois Central Railroad
Company Will be ready to enter Into liberal arrangements
for the transportation of the 0301 from the mine. to Cairo,
or other points en the line', at once.
Comtortninttioos may be addressed to the undersigned,
at the office of the Company, 150 Wall street, New York.
W. P. BURAAI.,
Preeldent 111. C. B. R. Co. •
AR Per Cent Lower than any Farm lin the
County.
A VALUABLE FARM. FOR SALE—The subscriber is
authorLsed to se4l the filtering described TRACT 01'
LAND, containing 111 acres, rituided In North Wayettelowne
ship, Allegheny county, Fa.,11 miles from the City of Pitt,-
burgh, nod near the line of the Steubenville Railroad, with
Coal and Lime Stone _under the whole place, and easy of
access—lmprovements as fallowa A very comfortable Farm
Thane, SD by. 26 feet, 2 stories high; Wash Home, Spring
House, and other out buildings; a new Brame Bank Barn,
64 by 86 feet, Malebo' in the best possible Manner with
Stabling under the whole building; 100 bearing ' Apple
Trees, best grafted qualities „• large quantity of Peach and
Cherry Trees all in bowfin ktder; about 85 acres cleared
and Ina high state of cultivation, with water in all the fields.
This land is very comfortably situated In one of the best
neighborhoods in the county, being convenient to market,
to churches, schools and Mills, and would not be to the
market, only :hot the owner Is about to remove to the far
west. Terms easy and price moderate. For further parti.
mature ace the owner, WK. 110811, on premises; or the sub
ecriber. JAMES C. RICHEY,
an2lidaw • Real Estate Agent
1 Olt vieu.S.—• superior now mill on the Ohio rime,
op.
polite Freedom, and 32 acre/ of land, on which are
three good dwelling. and the mill. It IS all Mimed at •
great lanais.
Also, 100 acres of gooelana, well improved, with good
buildings., and eo norm In good cultivating order. It is
three miles from Baker's Landing, and La good opportunity
to get a home.
Alan, 323 acres of. prime land on the Kanawha river, Vu,
four and • half miles from Parlumrourgh,andonnbalf mile
from the Railroad. It le • superk,e piece of improved land,
end offered - at a great bargain. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS,
auls 75 Toroth street.
giViWJAIU *AN tITAII• • • Ixrzes)lAst recidvedby_
I._/w7 A. A. WOLIJAU
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O'Reilly Linei for the Morning Post
AUGUST 24.
Fire in Brooklyn.-Airea of a Forger..
New Yon', August 23.—A11em & Clifrard's lumbar yard
and two etorehousee In Brooklyn, owned by N. L. k 6.Orin.
wold, contaluing hemp, auger and molasses, wen burnt this
morning. The loan emounte to $20,000 to MON; mostly
Ingurod.
Richard Backs alias *Adolph Hoffman, was arrested last
night, charged with committing a forgery upon the Prue.
sMo government, and obtaining $12,000 thereby. He arriv
ed here in the Atlantic on the bib. Most of the money has
been recovered. Herman Mengel was arrested ulna accom
plice.
Alfred Edwards a Ch.; Bilk jobbers, sospended yesterday.
Their liabilities are said to be over half a million of dollars.
Palling of a Building—Several Lives Lout.
!Ignominy, August 23,—Two tire story granite bulldinga,
forming the last end or . Millen block, fell to yeatenlay af
ternoon, with a tremendous crash, burying one of the per.
sons inside, who were reefing the street at - the time, In tb..
mins. The buildings were in ilmad street, Nut 95 and
th e form.. or e s mounted by W. K. Lewis k Bro., and the !ot
ter by Ilatmemau, Hazen & Co. Thom known to be killed
aro William Downing, clerk of Hannemang Masan kCo •
druggists, aged 20 years; David Itiley, aged 8 and Margaret
egedlo years; the two latter were killed while on the
side walk. A young woman to stated to be to the ruins,
but her hotly has not yet been found. Thebes Is estimated
at $120,030.
New Oaerams, Angast 2 . 2.•'—The Reamer Charles Morena
arrived with later news from Texas. Among her paseengers
are R... 1: Walker and T. Butler King.
Walker's contract for the Pacific Railroad yid signed and
sealed.
Gen. Smith had called for six companies a mourned
troops against the Indians. . The Governor would promptly
reepond.
A letter from Fan Antonio ear the Indians have organ
teed a large expedition against Mexico.
The crops are promising Emir.
Accident to ilic San Jacinto
805c0,,, A uguet 29—The accident to the Ban. Jacinto vs.
exagzeratee. Thn engineer, in stet. that there n
occasion to remora the mne.hino•y, and alt trill be med..
right in a few days. She will moire docking for re-eaullt.
Ing, iu consequence of leaking badly. She will be able In
proeeed to the Billie Brier • few da)• detention.
PLIMADMPIA, August 22.—There wee a firemen's riot last
night between the Spring Garden and Good Will lloseCom
peel, and the Independence Itnglno Company. Plstnle
were tired, nod Peter Johnston wee killed by shah throe&
the head. Andrew Culbertson was severely wounded.
BAITIYOftr, August 23.—A lire occurred at Richmond on
Monday night, .bleb slistroyed two tobacco rectories, tus
longing to Gentry A hatcher, and J. W. Atkinson. Loss
$50,000. The null of the building fell upon thres firemen,
killing one and seriously injuring others.
New YORK, August 23.—.7. O. Young's harness factory and
twelve adjoining hulidings . on Railroad avenue, from Rost
Green to Kim etreet, wore destroyed this morning. Lots
$50,C00
NEss Yokt, August 21—Storks batter and quiet ; Money
and Sterling unchanged; Cleveland and Trdedu 7134; Xrie
38%; Reading ess7. - ; lierlom 33; New York Central SS.
Cotton firm, lincitnalew. Coffee and Sugars firm, limited
gales. Molasseenulet; distillery wanted at 24. Ilya uu
changed; moderate salts at liresbnia rens. Ylour...yrires
considerably higher; low grades adranc-d 130432 cents;
Bales 4000 ibis streight St etc at $4.76a 5.25, holders asking
mnre at lb. close; good Ohio S9,Thesalt),l2: Southern dra,
with upward tendency, sals,s 4500 hint at 406:1927. Whip
kr dull, with declining tendency; miles 760 fable Ohio at 36
Wheat firm. business restrict/4i; to Western In
mark e t oats to gns.,l demand at 5:437. Coru unotenagso,
a moderato demand at 1 - 11 , `Ti011, rote.; pato. 33.000 buehsls.
Pork...mess 413,71.e - 41 1 1.07: prim., 411.374,11.60 Lard...
's ties 1000 bbls 01 1 le4113,;: kern 116 Cut Meats firm,
with moderato demsntl. nun, to 034.11 demand; Ono 14
trdlitt,l4. Lard Oil Teri firm' at 761063, far each.
1 1 untnarnis. August =.—Fleur quiet, prices firm, a few
hundred brands for export at 4.4 5(44,62 a ideally demand
far the supply of [rale at former rang. kyr-four aril CGTI3•
meal, no c hange. Wheat arry little arriving: In good de.
and at ;he attest!, non rd y,terdny : salsa 2 Aid 61 , 10;4-
dinar) •nd mime Southseu eel at 41/3,,41,70, and arm.
white It $1,71.00. ityo itlf,UttNi tat $i,0441,11. Coln
cram and in dons old at s3li ellow. Whisky scarce,
small asks at 1;7.
Claciaasn. August 23.—The river has fallen three thank
weather worm. Ylour tlrm at $ whitie. Whisky stew:ken
to 2714. Provisions ar. at 61li for prime bbl Yard; 113 for
Maas Folic. and G!..i for Bacon Eiden, and 6 for old Shoul
der. Groceries unchanged.
rjATING determined. treat family resolons, to Outgo
1 . 1. MT eT,idene and being stow thing to transfer w The
ilitiftd • to any but an earlier, t alit eel! the highly improved
CihtffiNllts AND !il where f tow bee. The ring.
dent end ground. jego iris Do lin , Tiptien to may person in
this vicinity, a der proepect, aelubrity, to...they challenge
comparison over any, here or . inewbere. A. neer to the
centre of me city so poweible to attain all the beauties and
health cf the enuntry, to arty other direction nround the
city its veins would be celdul•ted an town t,,e. It Is well
hood. this inconweindile piece be. been improcisl without
regard to cost, milt...dug the bl i thest taste and j Lida-omit, 40
that for estivenience, modest stud cl t enj bleu% It t.
the beau ideal Wan American V.lle ef Th. number of acres
to be .1,1 will he tigers.] upon anti the purclisser, to frrint
orl • 1:1Cw nrert to he lot t off from the angle in Penne) lc a-
Ma Act one optewize. Whether this not', be audit:toed or
rot, u wiel to sofil for the Wet oC. a made 'Whit a reawma
hie time from this date.
aulEclw JAMES g CRAFT.
New arrival of Chickeriars Piano..
JOON U. MELLOR, 0.1 illno.l otr- ft, wOll
have opened to..lav ( vlon.lay): :to following
NEW •PIANO I'OBTF..O, In.in the ovlobrated•
inannfastory of CLUCK-EI:I3M A &MS, 800-
Tito .petbly carted 7 o , tate Piano
Four plain Roselectod ••
Three earred do O-14: " ••
One extra nerd ••
One plain Iniaeorpod qtyo
Four do do 0 '• ••
Platen Wal oat `•
All the abate inettennento hare been linkhed during ine
hut month, and ate of the lobst rtyle , of funitturr. .lote
riably at BOSTON PRICES, and every Piano warranted
JOHN 11. 5111.1.1.011,
No. 51 iVO4I meet
ao7l Agent for CLirk•nrt k linettn.
SAriIIUSKT 811014:T Id.W. SA Lb.--herty
feet front on Flandunky street, Allegheny, he V deep
co Gay alley, with 2 twilit Imo*, on oonclu.by idreet, sun
a frame house on ;he alley. The ...nay lenifte oontalee
ball. bra rooms, all.. toteenuant. Thi next house Conuliro
s hall and/out roorar,wellar.of en, Ac. roe price and term,
apply to '. CI:T[111)04T A ?ON,
au4 Real &orate Aoite, 140 Mint ,treat.
- num: !MANDY 4 lib N'lBL ,tor medlcinal purpotea.
1 rt hand AWL for rale by
1122
AI'CIt :CND. J 6Vi7IL are aelllog ab kind.
W.ku., arid Jewelry at =deb lower prime. than
l usually obtolmol el.ewbere. Ciodomer. m. 7 depend on
dattlr.g goods al my agabdslunent at 'Poet as low, and ken•
erally lower, than the ...tern market.. All I r.'. war
ranted.
Silver {Tare. manufertiaml nt my own wilrlm, in Oakland
Jewelry mAttur., , tur.d to coder. and neatly repaired.
Width repairing done aa beratordra, In the bent manner
nod war-auted.
Military 1:1c . .14 of all kinds, at ea4..t.n
-
JOHNSTO7I7I.; PENNA..
MIR; undersigned - flaying Wier, ehargo of the ahoy..
I named Ilouzo, and refitted it PI a large expel:tie. In a
comfortable a. well so elev.,. tit style. to now prepared to re.
Moo guests, and giro ample eitilefeetlon toll who !nag
patronleo the nnSdf JA Y.. re iier7il rY.
Volinablel , roperty for S•lo.
rliwO Wr, OE IiKUUND, up.n whir+ aro erected four
Brick sod two Frame Buildings. which root-sonuatly
for'Pk. Said property le tilLtni to the Ninth Ward of
the ci'y of Pittetutrith, Oil -Perm street., between - and
-- street,.
Alsa, the Factory and Ground known .s the •• kkortre
Works," situate,' o¢ the eurrher Of P. 113 atal Morris stre.ts.
Also, 23 acres of unimproved land, rituated on the Alle
gheny river, on.. mile from Knot Liberty. On a portion ad
this lend there le the hest Feu !1111 location In the county.
Also, a number of lota MAI Gluing from I to a gales of
cbolce land, situated one tulle north-west of East Liberty,
and one mile east or Lawn-weevil's,.
The above namnl , Nears of property are •cry desirable,
and will be disposed of on advantage°. Items to early pur
chase..
For term of sato and further Information apply to Win
P. Batumi, No. Wood strfot, Plttxtturglt.
D. D. TNOMPSON,
aulf:tf Af.,ign.l for Jas. 8, Negley„...
CANNOT UG IiF.AT.—We wieh It distinctly understmA
that we are selling oil our ptent stork of fine Gold,
end Sliver Watehea, of the very beat quality; line Gold'
Jewelry, of the moat ticeiranie styles, and of almost every
description; pure Sliver Spoons and Fork.; Natal de; Pearl
and Velvet Portalnoales; Card C3/10:1: hoe 31antle Clocks;
Tea Petts; Fruit Motets, Ae- at front 10 to 16percent.
below former prices, and much lower than any other estab
liahment will mil at in this or any other western city. Cit
izens it'd atrangars will find It to their advantage to give
us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
All *Kielce warranted as represented. The bout qUality
of Watch Glasses set at 1S cunt each, at lIGOII'H,
ante 51 Market drool.
Baill/WAIT'S itliTHOSPPArf.—Part . c)76i." - J Lay,
y,
Bralthaait's Retrospect of. Practical !di:dicta. oral
Surgery.
Agatha
.er Family Pride: by the author of
Pique, he., &e.
For aide at the cline Book Store of
1111.1. E &888 OApi OOTTAtiE BULLBEtt—A series of
j signs, Plane, and Specifications. from $2OO to =1!10(0,
for nouns for thi People:. by John Bullock, Architect,
Civil Engineer. kb Lc.
Our Honeymoon, and other Comicalitles from •'Punch,"
with original illustrations: by J. APClerean. Just reoeiied
and for aide by B. T. O. 310 ROAN,
auS 104 street
PRanysoN & MERRILL'S Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon,
Rose, Peac.l3,.AiniOnd, Strawberry, he. , for flavoring
tee Creams, Blanc Mange, Puddlnga, &c, for sale by
auT W. A. M'CLURO.
SkI,LNIte
—A single producing wonders I Read the follow.
T /11: TE.UTLI
PERRI OP., Jeffersorven Jan. 27, 1852.
.10.. R. R. Santee bought of J. R. Dees, one bot
li of your Vern:Mug., and gate it to a child of mine, and
./ expelled fra large worms, end quite a number of small
one,. M. ['marls.
OASIILL TO, Jefferson d), Feb. 7,1662
Ma. H. E. Sxuams—Havlog trloJ your Vermirtige In my
family. I can say that it is not to ha surpassed by any Vor
mirage in tho woad for extolling worms. a. 11110ADY.
WINSLOW,TP , Jefferson co., Feb. 17,1852.
Ma. It. M. Fixtxxas-1 give one bottle or your Verralfuge
to my child, and it expelled 75 largo worms. I think it tne
beat in um. Yours, respectfully, P. Drallea.
Prepared and cold by R. B. BELLURA & CC,
aul9 Pittsburgh, Ps
Jiff STOOK OP PlSNthi.—l would respectfully inform
_IA the public that lem now selecting, at the factorise of
New York and Bovton, a most extensive and elegant slat
of new Piano Fortes. The utmost core end attention will
be given to the selectionof the very beet instruments which
are manufactured:in this country. Purchasers are politely
requested to await the arrival of these instrumerte before
buying elsewhere, as they will have the advantage of
choosing from among the finest tenet Pianos which the
New York and tort markets afford.
Purchasers are invited to examine the above on their ar
rival, at the old established Plano Depot of
I l CHARLOTTE 1110114
sul6 ! . . No 118 Wood street.
CIiLAPnr.BIOI VINO SWABS—
P Whits 80ft Crushed at 8 and 9 cents per ID;
N. O. Sugar, 99 An inr $1; fsr aids by
lead
ErtP.lolll. Ild.tiAZllat for Atigast just reedyed" and
for oda at
PAUL 11.1.11DIERSTAtenu7 DePot,
oppoilte the Theatre.
Extensive Falters.
From Texas
I=l
I:=
Fire In New York
TELEGRAPH RUMMER
I3=t=l
NV. W. WI WVIN.
Mark.t feet. earner of Worib
NY: A. OILUENFENNEY k CO.,
76 Fourth struot,
=HI
AEU S POR RIF ER JEWS'.
The river may be saki to be etatlonary, with , vorenteem
Inches In the channel, by the metal mark last evening.
The steamers diecharge and Jule Laser are the packets
for Brownsville; the Lamar In the Indiming, and the Be
chenepe In the evening.
Copt O. W. 13ownuues new steamer arrived from Browns.
title yesterday, and is a credit to the mechanic of that
Place. The skill manifested in eyery department of her
construction and Stash refiert much credit upon all con
cerned la bringing her out. Rho is fully equipped, with the
eimption of our local Inspector's; Report; and, if anything
should be found wanting upon inspection, thero isCno doubt
but that Captain Bowman's good taste, and his eXperiertre
In fitting out boats, will readily make good and substantial
alt things necessary—so as to conform not onlj with the re.
quireetenta of the Steamboat Law but the tastes of the most
fastidious.
STEAMBOATS
"1854:
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOITISUILLE,
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh aml.Chielonati Steam Packet Line,
FOR 080 CORVI[SNC➢ or
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
BCPWRIOr
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
Aged Saint 1.01112.
True Lutz is composed of seven
idair k ßeet class powerful Steamers, une.
lualled for speod, splendor, safety
and comfort, and le the 001.0 0000000 0011,! WIZ or 81100
Poems on the Ohio river. It connects with the U. S. 10.11
Litt. of Steamers from einchanati to Louisville and What
Louis, by which passongers and freight are foo.oed and re.
cripted through ?ally. Two new Steamers have been added
to the Line, which now consists of the following boats:
Boats. • Dupe Ikparlarre
austains. from Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATE. M. W. Bartaoorita...Sunday.
MESSENGER, No. 2......1. B. Deets Monday.
ALLEGHENY ORO. 3rLail Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACF Wm. J. Konart- Wedues.lay.
PIIILADELPILI A R. J. Gates-- Thursday.
PITTSBURGH it. Cureaam---....--Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jan KLIIILPSISII. Saturday.
Leave daily st 10 o'clock, A. M., precisely.
No freight received alter nine o'clock on the morning of
dew -tyro.
For pi:Hadar', Apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LTVINGSTON,I
JOHN FLACK, I PnOt,
Woong•beLlitatiwi BuUJiugx
Idocl9l
ll=
For Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Tn. new nod putedantlal ' , learner lIELLE
GOLDING, Capt.. TN dui Gl.inno, win leave
for the atave and intermediate porta, on the firsf rt.e of
water. For freight. or pa. • a apply Oil board. Ylll
Regular Wheeling P•e het.
111 C hummer Mill SE, Captain Growls D
Moot; loaves truly TiCSDAY. TtitlitSDAY,
SATURDAY, at V o'clock, A. and coo.
twitting with t w C. and Y. Railroad ut Wciluvilla.
For freight apply to
ha)
J. D. COLLINOWOOD, Azent.
18,54."
CANADA WEST.
Cle~eland r Port Stanley
and Port Burwell,
THE SINE low pnwatire eteamer TEM/ RAPII, Catteln
It. Hsiang', will make two trip • week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, euJ Port Iturwell, se follow.:
beavev Cleveland for Purl Manley, every 51UNDA V and
TRURSDA 1 kWh:NINO, o'clock.
Leaves Port Burwell for Port Iltaaley at I &dock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland in ery Wit:ONE:TRAY
and SAT(' RDA T bVt.bikil, at V 4 u'eliok.
The Teleegratt, oonneela at Cleveland, eon (ha
Columba. Slut Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Pll.l.rgb.
Cie Lake shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroad,' At. eiinneeta st Port Stanley with ft, London
Una of Rages, r hkb connects whit the treat Weetern
Roilmed.
Poe freight and paiwass apply on board, or to SQZ)ViLI. k
LAURXRDA LE, Cleveland; h. F. Port Steinlei
or A. If/litliikt. Port Burwell.
WANTS.
U===
FICut r.z ON I t y T t. O ,” T a lllt Kr: T oILeA r i zpi)
wrurtl
premium Le paid. Ad ' erelM n od
iel, P. O. keLit.at
Perelman fur • Green 011ae• Hones
E13:022
4 GOOD tamps nt and eaperteoned GLASS BLOWER,
to whom the set wages will la wwb.l to
take charye of and e a well established Green lilac
Moses, in Baltimore tit . .four. need apply but those who
can glee termigeptionsttle references as t times:ter, steady
habitat, industry, to. Applkationa ant resittestad to be made
immediately at the INtuntlng Rama of Lb. " DAILY MOB h •
IRO DOnT," or all letters addressed (poet pail) to "E. I . /C. -
slit rn Ira n = sy«tCul attention. Jt3l
LAND VistlillANDl WANTED-617S 00.—I wish I por
chae. Issrol Asmara, to the mounter Firs Thoussail
Aril., in 100, SO or 40 sem Wmants . for whi-h will be
paid A 179 In 04. for 100 anew, anti in proportion sir us
.n/40 soros Apply to JAMES LILAKELY,
Beni Feints , in! European .11Arnt,
iny3 corner of is/Tenth east risaialbelii strssiis,
WANTED—A rittl•tioll, by • Young Mau, as btoblt
loopy:, Clerk, br liodroortan. Apply at
FRANC/ACT:S . Agoory Oftfro,
j - Y lo
- - -- - ilfth ot. boar Pont Offlroo
Lots.-Country tilt's,
Apublic auctirio, adi lb. prams.. on SATURDA Y, Ilia
alb day of Nejilatniau . Dear. at 0 ci'llock. P. NC
•
Cutter dtreet/on atiot,rlty th• taw: tof Crtn
m Plana of Allegheny inunty, the utidirrelanol, Trust.
or Mn Avon Mahon, win Pei •11,i01,1 •• 1014,
tSIOd, ONE HUNDRED AND FOUTV 10011 4 , of ration/
eileti. adjoining the Devi:alb Ward, of th• City Of Eats
burzh, aud lytag bet/worst Centro Areau• .al the la • r•lri•
.I.4Ve of lion. Km Porter. A Ilia. of Ousalbuiton raw
la , the premises. Thli proporty le ottuate waltla • few
minute , walk of lb:if:bun llowatt, and °dery wane i oda,-
tarots to coodisuiro 0.1 nalArl, dolti ng cheap and plea/not
he/olio, 1 hey will he and without retierve.
Ttiram—ristot.hlrd auk, .ad tn. reeklue la ora mot two
pear., with intarirt. For further part/rular• a. lant• tAI
IttYlltEnT DURK Trultrei. t.,
Fin Ithwt, opyni Dr the Coat: !loam,
D. IT. DANIA, Antllitotar .
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CUILSTNi UT srictxr, ABOVETIiInIi, PLII LA UNI.PIIIA
PARKER • LAIRD, Proprietors.
y 102.1 TIiKMI3 $l,BO PUN DAY.
Treasurer'. Melee of the Abutters Valley
Ilaftro•d Company.
Cirratitelt:t w tlte „ux . . War ere hereby palthe t t the
CI the Boar, of Ltirestore Inter called It.r a .1 , 1,4 hagsll
went of Firs Whisto per share, Ing able LI Or Tt.►num
au the lot Mottle). of JUNE, aril also Ere Pedlars
share no the first Maretay of ea, It etatirkij Isiot, , b, anti
the •hole amount la pat!
my3O-tr ' ALVAN WILKINtL Tnesursr .
BL'II.DI NG LOT FOR SALYI.
A uyr fart frost pa WYLIM owl eater, ling
A
bad , 1O 64 Wir We all.r. tha the bark part of tiro
Lot la a t4ilar Wall, built or two ...If Liao/Kw. 1 - lwa Lit
In In • &Arable lot-lama for a rwildenew, anti will he told
low, said on • &fumble Loma Title wood, sad clear from
Incumbrawco. Eitatuire of ULU. V.
/03 At OWe of blot -alai Pool
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A BLILLIZiII Leff ALLUtllLiilf CITY, Liet by
low • A wool baraala can b. h.) by apply is; woo. at
th. abbe of the lil)ftlf PC/ Pon.
. _
Boat Store for Sale.
liz rainterittew ufGrti f.r wl. hie. entire .trot of G
eyries% to ilb rood twill of lb. C 4.443113. leane of hour, •
Eaquirr of WESLEY GREEK,
ea 2191." No. In Nellthtehl ttrott.
Lot for Sale.
4 own) buitwoi LOT. 211( , et front ou Carron .treat
_a.Lp lou teat In deptlt, in Llarmiogltaol, tern La (ea
ebesp. Y.n , lvtrnw ULO Y. (JILL/JOUR,
ArIS •t MANI or tLe Morolo• Piet.
WANTY.U--J. aittaktiou for a Yana Llautl: a yttoog man,
who boo been rale./ to too buJittaas. Aypty •t
IftANCI3CLe' &Jaime OM,.
N. a Filth 'treed. neat Poet Odle,
J ys
EtßelD7 26 “)rt"'fr"7';'"l
hf bbl. Whltw V.h;
At Male 4o;
M hf bble Trout ;
11 bbin do;
10 hi bblo Pickerel; for rule by
jyl7 !UMW 11. COLLINS.
MI/LAMM-4 , 0 br.le :NOW Ch. Warm;
25 ' Bugar llama; for We by
, /Y 27 KING I 51001LIIKAD.
_
I,IIFTEEN (;111NT6,10.11 IIAkI.MIL.II , OIt AUOUST—Juot
.1: rarairud Llarpor's Magazine fur 41 ugue. ; Ora Is n.t.
For rah , by
aul II. MINEII. 1 CO 82 Stultbtlaba rtreet .
_2;___
doriptlon of Dry howls nor tolling-at froxnq
Es os
to !,4 leas than ugual at A. A. PLIAFON t CI) ,
jVni'LSFifth aireet..
AVERY PINK DRAYHORSE d )mold, for ate;
gain of VLICHING 11E09.,
JeCt CAI Wood Atreot
pit' METAL—Lou [Ts . A tl ,, erle r r ... eo it. unty ko , u in smtry !Ark;
For sale by Uys, KING A 51001tHEAL.
FEscu liDalllAbl marked
A. A. down 6 and
oa writs per
r • yard, at MASON . s,
• •••• 25 Fifth excel.
G°DRY'S kr.tOILLQNS !OK AUGUBT.-41odey's
Baur, for August, just received Ind f.r.srilo by
S. B .
LAU VFKIL. 87 Wood st.
NOTICE TU FAHMEIL6.)--
60 linrse itakeo, improved pattern ;
20 Patent Grain ;
40 dozen flay Hakes;
. ..V do Hay Forks;
6 do Gram Cradles;
20 do Foythes and Bneaths;
10 do Ilurre Muzzles; for at 47 Flab street, by
017 WAIWROI'.
i t u.N ilo r t:t .. g o : ._
Purple Top,
Yellow ebard.n, Norfolk,
Olobe, end DlliCW llybrli; wholoale
and retell at the Seed Store, Binh amt.
RA
je2n JAMlig BDROP.
JAMES' NEW AllelltlCAN ROMANCE, TIOONDEROCIA,
or the Biaob Kegle, by G. P. IL James, Er., author of
many good length& Stories.
i.ore Good and Nos Books:
Our Honeymoon, from Loudon Punch.
Rosa Woatrl le, by Alexander Dome..
Sir Jasper Carew, by Charles Lever.
Katharine Ashton, by Hiss
Fashion and Famine, by Ann L Stephens.
The lamplighter.
The History of Pyrrhus, by Jacob Abbott.
For rale by
anl4 H. MINCH & CO.. 8: Suiltheeld street.
t
VV l 4.:.::L'hy....btztr...tf,enlatt,.. - .. --
A. A. MASON A 00.,
1327 25 PM street.
SALT -1 00 bble No. 1 Italy for ealo by
17 3 / ArCLURRAN, lIERRON a 00
ES.SIGNTIA I. OILS— •
100 Ilt. Oil Origanum, pure;
00 do Bergamot; .
00 do Lemon;
70 do Cloves;
80 do Roissioary;
711 do Launder; .
tAI. dO Amber Ned;
. •
SO do Spike Larander ;
80 do Peppermint;
80 do Swam ; for male by
WS - FLEMING BROS
Tea, Tea, Tea.
virE ars measles AVM New York sof Philadelphia,
889 UAW, CUBISTS TES,
oltedng You,,` Joao,. Imperialrßrosposydar Weed,
Botabood, mod Bogßob Breakfast, all ef gays bests
carefully selected, sod will be add Se -
A. JAYNE Pekin Too Store
No. 88 Fifth streirt.
.4+ • -K-`
• .
n }' ~ l ~. i'r
:. a.i'
•
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• : 4 4 . - • • •
BEE
EWEN
COMMERCIAL . POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
HERSHANTS° EXCHANGE...
OFFICERS.
President—JOHN BILIPTON.
Ara rum President—Wm. H. Sturm.
Second utt Wx. R. DROWN.
&Cretan—Wu. B. litarn.
Treawrer—.loaf D. SCLI.I.T.
Stsperintendent—S. T. Nos:mem, JR.
°manilla an Arbitration for Asissust.—Wm. R. Ras v.., V.
P., DAVID E. Pug., Wx. IHA, Wx. ILLICILAAT, W. II /et.
Likl49.
DAILY REVIEW OF FITTSBMIOII MARKET
Orrica rie ea. DAULT Norma POST, 1
Wednesday, August 23, 11151. I
FLOIIIL-36 libls superfine from Tehraf at ?6,03; ;24 and
25 bbls do from depot at $8,72 and P,83; 1103 Lll!ti do from
store, in lots, at 0,00; 21 dodo at $8,87 ; 20 do do 56,6; ; 00
do fine from first bands et $5,12.
BOOAJN.-18,000 P.. city smoked hams 10:410l,i. LE) dap,
11,000 floe shoulder,,, FITIO,A, • t 7,, do; 206.0 tto ,
do at /de, do; 4020 Iba 61.001ders do do ; 26.10 Ise
shoulders do do 7e, do; 1000 Itis ,Ides de du lc. do; 220.1
&boulders do do Gc, 11,Iei 200) 0).; loam. do do do;
16,000 IDs country side, ; 25 tie,. , oogn r cur,* looms
at 120, 60 days; 20 tierces luaus bugged 10411,
OR AIN.-125 bruLols Oats et cans'
Pl ITATORS —2OO bushels to lots at canal, at $1,75,51,67.
SUGAR.-25 blade at .114 c.
WIIILSKY.-95 Ida at 100, rash: 25 do 31c, do: 13 do 32c,
do; 60 do rave at 31, do.
LARD OIL.-10 bbl, No. 1, at 76c, GO days.
HAY.-28 loads at $20(426 Is ton.
ONIONS —2O tibia at $1,25 ip bushel.
SODA ASII.—I casks at 3.,4,e, rord).
PIO METAL-56 tool No. 2, anthilicito,e $42, tia moo.
AUCTION SALES.
Auctlon..Dedly Srdea
A T the Commereitil Sales Roan., corner of and
A
Pitth gtreete,sit 10 o'clock, A. M., a general icsortment
of Seasonable, Staple arid Fancy Dry Uood , , Cutting,l3.ot,
nut Shoes, Ilate,Cape
AT ' 2
O'CLOCK, I'. M.,
Orocerine,Queenerrare, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Olarsee, New and Sarong flood Lleurebolg and Kitchen Fur
niture, &e.,
kr. 7
?CLOCK, p.
•
Henke, Statiortery, Feeley Arti-len,
Hardware. and Cutlery, Clethltrt, t tl 4 , 1 ,:,,1
Silver watch.", dr, P. M. 1)AVI.?.
DAVIS, Anctior.onr.
"IRPIIANS' COURT' BALE OP A FINE Cot NT/a SEAT.
J —On THURSDAY EVENINth Audd:t amt. at 7!..r,
'clock, at the Menlututa* Exchange, Fourth tree', will he
old, agreeably to adjournment, by Thom., Dayt
on, Executor of Mr. Arabella Stat.:Meld, decetteed. that
era valuable and drairable Country Seat. iormerly the re-
Lien, of the late Abraham Hflrbn,h,
• • . .
Title propert ii m e et pieastintly titan:ea In Wilkins
townehip, on the motth side tit the Oree,Lurgli .nd litte•
burgh Turnpike. and within • few a of the Wilkine•
burgh Station cf th• Oriole Ilni
The bream,. are In exeellent condltion, cworth.in t .Jt
acne et:choke land, with large Brick bin neir.n Lieu•.•, Itrf•k
Barn, Carriage [Louse, ie., of tin. Intl detcrii Gen:
and Orchard of pcung Vtult T r• , ., Vlneat
This In cue ui the matt dealrable 110 W
aurally of an.ee et all time" by ILatie sl end Tut tti•On.
Terme at genie. • plan can be ny hsrthet Iu
formation given at the : , *lee Room..
ut:t I'. M. DAVirk ,4u- ti
YUULIC SALE itY If !tor lA)TS —TIILA
(Thursday) EVENINO, '24, h, , , . .t thr
3.larrl huts' Exchange, agro,nll..
to adjournmont, by ord., of John It. , te
ll] tinder of e .I.—iralt. 0,111 in, I. I o tbo ixnpn.ring
borto.qh of Eo• t iltfro!nzbunt Ti.-. I. : Cam. i)
en 'tree. 80 to B) b.ct in wifth
Trro.,—ttn,tlfth vaAa. bolon. - o •
p a r.. with int....'
u 24 I' 11 k I ~.„‘
11 , W1) 1141 C-1.. CAI AT A d
I 1 Al M..! , N1N6, II ~"•- ll.e
dxl.• lu : 1 I .r.l. S. • lii
••:11. • Toy° 11 , 31. e r n ~, I or 1,,
brz,
atf.3 I'. M I'.
4 0 ni s i 1 ._ 111 , 10 1 N
14,3,15. Tani LV N't 'Mi. u 11, Irr,barl 73.
I:l , l:mage. Vourtti ;qr.,
sun
Nilo,: 'II'
11 TIII - Op1,11( 1.3 1:313.ei, 21
ate lirroboott.' I:xotato.:, Four!, .A-r
-ooter of J 0.1.• Ilnoma. Mary, Treo,or
frock in !Lie Mat+ 3! ~toy
to•rep4)o,rit
s I' 31 1,, 1,.
TRAP in. T At Lll.,
y 1.%1,,,1N„,..5t,
IBIEMMEI
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I FLANNt.t.,-1 rd I .1-1
Liumesac , (AA. the Lusnot.clur,. I y
su= I' M IPAI
Tth: Vs!. O' , `i r A i'f TAW', - 40 0
l_ Till:Ps . niA EVE:AI:44. ".:4(b ,
th- Merrhaut4' Exetato ,. . I.
31, tot I !Owl
41 do 1:1. - 1.3to,
5 do fthoo fl 121.
C..,ut 0,1,...,1:
.t.,14. to Nr.
Csty or titte!llr.rh Et 14,1.
Mc IL Noon N. ,0..
I'PERIOII A'.N ,/ I
—.71 1111'11.-D kV. to - :u
Mr, Mary li. Dave,
Davie. de. --. 1.1. tk•t rnlnnf Pi c•
r Y., tour 1011. R•. 111
Turnpike Itnul, ioarm ilia,
a flirt rare Merehant en! 'rt.: Mill. ; 1.. r, ....pit
44 inning • nut txrreli et it.tir pe rub a :t. ,
Motor, I ..lineC...oper ekup r
tp.
-
Tbs ermtallis r.ur pad: ~( num..
tog Cloth, [blew retaan, twe
eivabar, •C . •Lornits , e•
it0)001,1111.1,1l c•rt &luta rlnr,ta.. , T 1...
lbw lawn tra o,.lnty, L. wl,-.1 ,1 , 1‘.11
1 ., ."( when regninal In ary
Tho nalghlantaarl la 1,1,111 v irn;.e , Cla ••
twat In Wrater% Pon ti.y l.anl• I I. rn.tern
work to annnt.:t nI &OAP,. I . • 1.. 1.,e, than
twin,- that quanlit• read), alth a ra^ lyII:•
Ira. t t rihen:!.
A Ono of tbr prri.arty ran, be n I. lu, tl,O rr.•.
Thrum. irtAtlog alnollua ...ran%V: ••'. •1: 0 1,•
Wbo 14^1.1,1•• tsar tbi• pr,mi
T.T230-.('no-ttaul r.. iu
In• • m - .
R.Viri: OF /1,1/.1 - AV r 1111 . 11'
!VILE rnprl..h , r t.ke, Oeeeute nl. •unt,.; t•
I put:l, ttsnt sal t.
•
M. A boos , of ent.rlwinthet , l. • !,
sa.ll6llelnlng the eine. the ,•1,1 , e ,,
induramteuta Yulurpo-• , ••-i to : e ••• • •••1....1n
Oen el the travel:l,e. ~,rIC-UDI,
EcEMI22I
volt e F,v,clC. , A-1, • r,
r gt,vy city..., • r, r
part cf t,
tux.tf.,,tur.n TIJ
_
)11t1 31 um , .
Urrly tww rt) .1:1: at,
tnnkoo :2
aulv A
livos Jos.llW Ater Allelon• gaud
II!: nut......t0, 1” ricel, 1.1, •?..
j latest 4..147 of 1.k.A1:111 . -+ xcul '.1.1.1.•1N5.
CAII.I. fire 1./.l.c.t,Ne. I:, 11. v. Or , -rt. 57.11
atd, If ollll_l , l.
W tON by,
NO AND 21 .0,10111,te rIC•iIP iit'l
JIfII J'cr --C • t , al
good ovylr, owl at traderats 1{1 , 4
I~oit :MA_ : n to 1..4. rnil %OA
.Ith 7. 0. ;• I 4 r •
Fratl.ll:l 11snri..--2.,., 1 ••• I••••••
! water, with romp: on,' b-a,-.-,
fruit ttwo, vat. 'toe, A , .10 rlo2'' T , r••• • •
b. CI Tlll , l , .1 ',IN,
'tut' lien) 1_5•n1'11.1.• 1
F' AL f
r A21,1..'
Graham
Gtsls,t L4,l)'•
Taoists Son,).,
Art J...0rta1,1,0 July.
Oleassn's Pletnrlal, aud atl thl• -0.1,0: h,elal i.t‘: •
this week, hare Men r”,iro.l a!
VALI. 11.1.1.1S1:1C0 v
dY24 11ith rtrmt...1.;••,....
'UM LkAVEN t;UT AND Eladga Tltl.lllllo ..v t
ronT4.llll.ofo of the rind.,
other Magolues, Russell A Be-a. will Mreart , r hvve
leaves mad edges trimmed. Retwoubs , , at
RUM. , ELL.I4', Ftlih drts.v.
2.9 ne., ,rik , r of Ma, ket.
talSfitiT VARA /Nti Ti:A llt F.D.— I -t
cebred a =tall lot of therelebranal ttcfniti.:
Tea. fa an ear...tingly fragrant Mach T,a. tr r. ri.ry
delicate jelAilrlitlO fl a. ar, ..0.1 tc , highly 01,1 fu tin,.
that but little of It le braufbt to thlar,ontry--12 hi che•ht
ntanforing the whole Importation MIA t -en Th,,, who
I+ll a really Ana article are lavlbal to give it it trial
W. A. lit;
[; A1(14 et ro
Wx n7W tiffertua iitCr etc.; f
fine Watchee, rich sett Inebbetable m
) to 15 per Cent. haw. lormer prier!, and tit 1 , 1 per
_rot lower than the name quality of vetle citu t.iiteined
for at any oilier o.ldiablistaucra nest of the tantinteito. All
we ask IA In fare comparbein, and we are cure yeti will lei
ourtelnord of the limit by culiluit at 51 Market etrtp,l.
jy'D 11l tiJD',l.
No Humbu
r wo DUMMIED TILIOUSAPID g. worth of nitric
will nut int dit.tribute.l ut Ittitil:ltS CO 'l4 Ft tr Da.
guerrootype Galittry, Firth ntrant, opposite Alanon'tt. tut
upon tbn payment of $1 you can procure au gaol a LIKE
:Ni:O an clan be procurtal in thin or Any ether city.. Cal
And give un II trial. ‘111:,
. .
-mIL WASIELIIiIi. ULL/li unpactfully tufortu pupils
and Hoods that he will confirm. , bio 1011
haatructor on th. MAN* FOILTh nod
Orlau loft llr. MUNit: Store, or aL
tins*, No. 157 SECOND :•!trret, Trill be tuvutptly att.quial
to. one
The Greatest Invention of the Age.
TO AVOID Mom, unpleasant Retina that te.ually
accompany the wearing of a nor Hat, the COX VOR•
MATOR, lately Imported from Porte, forme th.. Ilia V,
the met abape and site of the heal. A neat fit, and u goo.l
Ilet may be had at Ti Wood street.
aprB WM. rxruciLAs.
______
Architectural and Ornamental Carver.
ikj T. 1100 AN, Architecture) and Ortedoeutal Carver,
Ili. corner of FOURTH. and lealltY etretan,l'Utsburgh,
IIiEESE-31 bozos prime Cbcore.just r,, , e1v0,1 .1 ler
1.1 rule by 1.1Y 4 1 SIIITIi k SINOI.II7t.
None. Is hereby &eh to ell pureond Interented that
the vlewere will meet nneonlite; to adjourtnneut et
the PERRY lIOUSK, on FRIDAY, the 10th lualaut, nt 2 n'•
cloak. P. M., of twail dey, for the purponee of their appoint.
meta, 1101)1' PATTERSON,
TIIOSIAS bTEIIL,
C. L. MAIIEII,
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
IL E. 31'GOWEN,
S. M. KIER, Viewer,
---- boots and Shoei.--
JWLAIJORLIN, No. 93 Fourth street, itearly opposite
. the Mayor's Odes, ie manufsetaring Gentlemen's first
Boots, I ow Bhoes, ties and buttoned; COUgree , and 13u ttou
ed Gaiters; lint( Boots, Jenoy Linds, Slip
pers, mild french Lashing Gaiters, of every rotor end shetio ;
Gory Kid and Satin Gaiters, of the best material ; Misses
and Children's do, of every variety.
N. B.—All kinds made to order, on short notion, !solo
GROCEXi, aud Rulers Produce, For
ty sign Wines awl Liquors, Old ilimougaltela Het--
titled Whisky, No. Sill Liberty et., Pittsburgh, ily29 y
'IHNEBIi---aOO txmas prim, W
lJ aul 7
BA 16 cooks reeet,6 and for ealo by
•ull 1/ENItY OOLLINT
EMUS
TM=
.L~".. ~ ' r : ::~~:,:rs::.. ..:
I NI I, IN I
4 il N. •••I
1 II I,
pt, .. ...t~. ~....
~,.~ ,
ntr t. , 1.. 11~
..i .. ~.. .~~t t~ r
• • ',v. 1. nitl
r a •.-.1
lott g I
Hancock (Street
ELTA. A. C. DUNCAN,
llattiug, for axle
u. COLLINS
-`•
MISCELLANEOUS
LARD AND LARD OIL
-15 kegs No.l Lord;
10 bids do Lard OD;
6 hall Ws do;
Received and Col finis by
roylB 31ILLER Ig RICKEISON.
11 1C11--21) Item. prime Riir i t iL reasive LEß : and tar
)07 221 and 241 14brrtY st
I, 10
OIL-10 Lida No.l Lod Oil;
10 tf do do; for sale by
J. 17 MILLER. & RICRETSON
AVA (WIOSE—dd pc,ckets Old Gov. Jays Coffee, for :hie
tJ by jPI7I MILLER d RICICET6OE.
\LAREr wiN m—to 'St. Julian ^ Claret, rorrivul
kj and for saR by I JolTj MILLER I RICKETS.,N.
jr I LIVE OIL—IS can,re 011ie Oil, for We by
kJ jun MILLER & RICHMON
STAR CANDLES— . 2S .. bOIOS 1 . 14, b'm and Star Cand
for pale by Deb I MILLER It
1811-41.5 btile Me.lium No. 3 Ala.:keret;
10 •' No 1 Pici;leit herring; in store end for
ien] MILI.IIIt RICILETSON,
11131PGNE-44) ba.ke:s '.174" "F 14," annuliBl , U;
Wine, lauding and far salo by
MILLER ,t RICEETEON.
{...1 5 bble No. 1, for sale by
mytn tIfIITn & SINCLAIR-
ANTILI.Aii.—A. A. MASON & CO. hale noes for sale
more than 100 latest styles of Mantillas. [rny:2
L ID OIL-10 bblo for rale by
jol9
HEN AY HOLMES
.1 4 1m 3e r i ou bbls
4,..1 AL6IV:EV.I—W Las l'ulverinsl Saluratus, to quarter,
babes and puma papers, for rale fiy .
jel9
DUTTEIt-15 kegs fresh Parkin Buffer, for sale by
j , 19 ' HOLMES
obis fneh this day received. and for axle by
lJ jell 4 111-NRY HOLMES.
B LUE, LICK WATEK-3 bbl received this day by
JOS. FLE.IiING,
corner of the Dianneal and Market st.
011. i L)--1U bbli Baltimore Shad, h. torn and tar rule by
j i tt ENGLISH k ILICLIAIiDSON.
V V 7 IJITIt PLSII-60 blab Impacted, tor rota by
jeG ENULISII
k I .IeIiEHEL-10u 1.4.10 No. 3. tnr Mid by
jel ENUL43I.I & ItICIIARDSON
YEA.prune Peaiii,Tur tinkle by
; „17 KM/1.1811 d KICIIAILLSON
D /CE-100 Liercen prime Rice, for a ,le by
ENGLISiI 11.1CLIARDWN.
MIEMMEINEM
D0TAT0E....4--30 SILCKS tor sale by
jr..; LIPSEY 11. COLLIN:4
Dlib PLACIIk.....—iM btu prime,
toe .ale by
.1.111 HENRY 11. COLLINS
tIt1: AI'I'LLS--21 bus lur salo by
jrlo lINNRY II COLLINS.
SLAJAIt AM) MOLASakls--
t GO Wads N.l). Sugar;
bbl do Molasses;
do S.ll. Slolwevs; fur sale by
ILO . Sl'ekelt/SAN, CO.
V 0 10.1Alik:S BANE ?STOCK, :or &ate
WILLI,III A_ LULL at 00.,
Jr% Lancers, Wool grout. l'ittsburgh.
t h Z SAL.E.—A. A. MASON - W. will afar
0 et/cry variety of silk, Shawle, Dram [)oafs, Embooidt
n. fivoila, de., at a great reduction from usual
..ktVel.tiii it I.A Ull.a JN LLI 111\E—Vuty *Lot,
jA d,
au rx.,/to•uL artlvle narramoutal purpo.+;
1.. u. sal° Gy 1). VICKEIzkN,
ERMAN, French, Port., !dada. and Amerman Wine
j KO. Ity D. FICKI:II.+EN,
I . ' l l
lo hl w uNta e.t r p t i Havana 1141 pars
1 F IC K E
I HEAP AND FL sit; CLAKET—Au excolleut r.rucle for
numi.o.r UP, N , r by
uI.L, 14 :WALL FLAZin,—TheUxest
quals:y rereire4 !rush by
W. A. M'CLURG.
11.1.A1t X cXlll.lNl.c.—itoU lisif boxes Nadine*, ol We
brunl,ju,t vv. - rived by
15 W. A. 11'CLUilli.
l'eCr.l, , it C9I) FIRI.-1 have jW§t reerlvod a lea nun•
votrade of 131a.k Wand Cod Ylaboocid W be the
eirr e, u,t.r here.
I) I,
ALT I ‘l4 Ott: II EILMN 0 AND: MAD, very firm, for rain
) barrel, by BAILEY A ittNe.umr,
253 Li , ,rt sfrert.
12x rRA tiorT. JAVA eboFFEE—A frw L34•,•rry
prru,r, rrer4vr.l fr.: rails I?)
E!itt.M. 1. , 101 - 1:1 . --Corletskstly st
New
llgrott, and
C1...f1at:4: at N 0.71 Fourth qtreet:
t. .t
PVCONNIf.LL& WILLOCH,
BANKERS,
I NI) It:atart in Pactattatt, bank Not.,. Gold and Silver
Coin. Carrant and Par fund, receivol on depoatt
ttto.ttit and told cn commissi,a. Callactkns nta.la
at toy 1..0nt to at. Unit... 4 scat...
,kt.h .-orntr Ataztot and Finn atnaeta,
cttll PPITSIICIWIT, PA.
11•El.•—flot, Cold, asad dboswer.
N if antt turioiching of whtch nothing 11.1-9 been
errr,sl to ren , ler Intiting turn:lc:tsar rrll wchsgOthrtal,
At. ,teen ',cry der, ,:nrittlays entented,) from 5 tic/rek, A.
51. until 10 P IL., We Barber Shop, Perry Liotel, corner
flattcck street awl Duque... Kay.
JOAN WOODSON, Proprictor.
_......_ ___
Mammoth Light.
~....., SUPElthin V. 1.) SPLE:uI/11./ PICTCItF3 are
7 .“...,.: prod et, lut CA Whin' hew G elle,. No. 7d Fourth
“ ttrept, t i LA ilk . ":” .111 11:0110,,Ii Fide and Eke
eilioUgh.: by which Likeneette. of Chlldrent are to.
hpa in a few gerdotLe.und Adult, to any weather.
Mk luturx.ret la Inekeht—ltentuerrentyyeseopted.
hr.,. 0[4.13 day 1 4101e•Pning. an 7
Y. AI", • Flll2 , ll'J is T .1. 4Rarr
Graff, Itelsinger & Graff,
FOUNDILY, No. 124 .ttrot.—)Lou
tor , r, Stnret. enlli and V47od .9toTe!
r 11 llorr arrl Faber Orates, Plea.]
I :3.1 nod 1.1.: !torso, Portable. Forger+,
T.a Kettle's, ,o•_ Krltles, Waco
%V AVII,aILI( 1101(1SE: •
- - - •
II A TT . ' i In " l l h: o t e e b & Vt tnt.l ' T up Kr in
• .tl , I .. , ..t2;.lr...,f•octfullr th, ratrouego of I:4y
11 - 1,,•1.. i 1 or,, ilanw, L, of the ehoireet kin.!,
..v.!. h.. I sJk, L. T 1.,. 11 •e!leupproot .1.11
c 1 ii.- lent I•cariLL
JOHN WALKER.
ei•asiaboat Furniture wad Chairs.
WK h..« liestd and et - mm.lllly wesnefeettr
-11. 1,1/, t . TEAM 11 VA T CA 11IN I , I:II.NITUISE AND
'I: A I rrry desorlpt fort ell
I,oltag
1, Lt•r
1.. 11.. CA.," l'imrs, el rarttwa style.;
tool:. do, do do;
close t.t. , •;
I, Trite! ltd..;
Ts s. Ttdel . Saes;
Pis are: Centretablett;
tti set eteptle; Ctrd da;
Waste do; Traps, de, ie.
Miressa and workreanaLlp warranted, sod prior. saris
T 11. YOUNG a W..
3,1:11 IS cm; , t,Bald st, oppc.ite City Motel.
ARTHIIRS, RODGERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND .BROKERS.
I:I•R.VAI2 OF ?WWII AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dress Dl•king wend aillfinery.
ssgii SC. CAltiiit respectfully thforms her friendc
uod ether, that nhe it prepared to make to order the
rtyintof Itl ESSES , CLOA KS, MANTILLAS,
TAL.II.I.d. t[.:, on the chertest notice and on the matt rex ,
conaNcicrtiot. Children's Clothing made up with neatness
decistch. Bonnets alter.] and dyed according to
rod foully and tactorully trimmed. We aim to
tte
Apollo Building,, No. 7d FOURTH Street, etwond story'
osme en t rance a.. to the Coyetni Palace, hiwuerrian 1111
lory.
LlElcll"R6lilVltAiAlN'—Juctreciirelw
rule
o,NNii(.oi..do,.p3o.kgtoro,Nod Smlth
tie.d
Arco.:
bunny Mernelrs el' Foreign L• 111111: by Mrs. llarrlet
Ilseehrr Stone, aulbur at lino'. Tom's Cabin; 2 roll, cloth,
Illurtrattal, $2.
rir ]leper Carew; Lever's now novel; SO cents.
Fashion anti Famine: by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens; $l. for
rale by H. MINER i CO. '
IY/ 2 N. 1;2 Sralthtl eld sheet.
LI A —IS rxiks tin baud and L r ,110 by
ILEMIN(I BROS
INSELI , OIL-5 Lt.l, rreetvtal and for ..1.1,y
Jtl7 WLLI?.IB
ItEVOLVER:3—A good assortment of all kinds of Revol-
Tors, Including Colt's, Allen's, Ilarstan's, w•mer".,
tu,d R..volving IS anima l'irtolj nit rresivod and for sale
bole_salo or retail, by I b )WN k TETLEY,
L 4 &RIM N ES--2 routes Subtitles, to whole, halt and quarter
L tsren,ju,i reveiresi out for rah• by
1: AILEY & RENSHAW,
au9 3 3 Liberty street.
S L' i t o t i l , l , l .
. C . U pe lt r ti r ) , l u t ;
" r 6- C — W I
i ii ' Lla " , u t , ileaTtl=eTalfn r
the Cincinnati tmtrket. Alan, Sugar Curti Dried Bet.f, on
baud and for Foie by .
. ..
met DAILEY A RENSHAW.
kegs ntx — inist Kentucky Tonsure, en hstel
and fi.r ut le tn , jyttl I 3. A. HUTCHISON A Xl.
ENT Ch oTAItD—A tt,h •opply of this oelebra
bnl 3lusbard ryeviyed and for sal.. by
MME=
FFICa. U LIN ITU It kl—For sale ar 1 tarn°
1 Iron :Akre; 1 Double Doak, k eup. urtlel“; 1 ',Oar
I iY3II J. A. iiureuteos At. CO.
INe VAlSers, of every varlet) 01 txdor, ronetantly ork
Land and for sale by
- -
10=
Allli— No. 1; in kegA, tor sole by
1.4 oulo HENRY 11. COLLINS.
pc. White }Lh, Trout, Selmon, recehrod
and for sule by (auto! 111 N ItY 11. COLLINS.
LUTE—luu WA, I.,own‘ultr Laub, receutuu by
uulo 111 NILY 11. COLLINS.
Llitt ) N l T FAMILY
I .7oAi l i— y A l T .
88T N. have Jolt reeelved coma of the most donnble Mors
of M. do Belgsw; oleo, a few pieces of new and els.
gout styles Delaines and Cashmeres.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
aulo Yo. 9B Fifth street.
G IJN6 TO 1111lE, by
atas
li n T t liAll FOR AUIiWiT,
Jr 29 near corner of barker.
G UNS, PIeTOLS AND RIFLES, of all prices, for sale
.5 by
DOWN & TETLZY.
E Lg u kt g litt i i . 's :
a v , u ., v ; : o n r is s litu y ttNs, YOUCUM
aas ROWN a TETLEY.
frilVilllo.llWlliiiti-2grceijust received sod for sale b
- FLEMING BROS,
&WOWS. to J. Kidd & Co.
ast.s No. 00 Wood street.
L[MINS' VINE EXTRACM-43 dozen Lutons' fintat ex
tracts for the handkerchief, received by
JOS. FLEMING.
Lll.7tiett.
40 hhda N. 0. Sugar;
50 bbl• " 5541.444•4;
40 •• augur House o.lobumest; for male by
Jr& WOLUILHAN; 1111151101.4 t Oa,
lk TACKS/MI.-15 Is bap No. 3, for We by
jy3l M'CLURKAN, 11101$01.1 It CO
Agency of Dr. Blteb4 o•l4brated
air AT Dr.. G. 11. KEYSER'S Drug Story, N 0.140 corner
Wood street and Virgin alley; Cherry Pu!musk, Pulmona
ry Balsam, Pectoral Expectrunnt, Pulmonary Liniment,
Depurative Syrup, Heart Corrector, Humor Conector, Pure
and Media.' Col LlverOil, Anfi.Dyspeptic 511‘ture, Cough
and Cathartic Pills, Nerrino, Vermiroga, Fe
male Specific, used by him conr.ro,tly end with
unprecedented success In the treatment or
cud., pbssghs, ammanption, Asthma, Mart Diseases, Dys
pepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseaaa, Rhtumatisn, Female
Cbmplaints, dz., Dr. Pilch', unequal/ al
Patent Slim. Plated Abdominal Sopporters.
Dr. Fileles improved Plated Sled
thig Shaul* , Brace. Dr.
Pitch's Siker 7Ma•
ling Tube.
Also, ell kirnLi Gf Proprietary .11ftlielae?, el tlx ”t
-p; teem, wbole,ale or retail.
sa- Perfumery, Fancy Soaps --I Ir.", on
hand a large and well selected aasortment of Boa, A and
toilet articles, from the bast per emery astabliauro.nta of
London, Paris and Philadelphia, which I on selling out,
wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. Al o, Pomade.,
01 Marrow, and liar Oils, of tho richest and most delight
(al olors.
I also keep a splendid assortment of imported and domes.
tie Mir Brushes, NMI Brushes, Tooth Brushes &c.
GEO. 11. N'ETSFR,
No. 140 comer Wood M. and Virgin alley.
HENRY HOLMES.
Air AVIS and ever of Three Years
Standing Cared.--Mr. Jobs Longden, now liviog.
at Seaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague
and Fever for three years, most of the time be had chills
twice a day, and rarely leer than once; he wee parched with
fevers as soon as the chill left him ; and after trying phy.
sicians, quinine, most of the Tonics advertised, end every
thing recommended to him, was about to give up lo despair,
when Hermes Spanish Mixture was spoken of: be got too
bottles, but before he had orei more than a single one, be
was perfectly cured, and liar not had a chill or fever since.
Mr. Loogden is only one out of thourar.ds who havebeen
benefltted by this great tonk, alterative and blood purifier.
...See advertisement. aul2l►w
11=
LIST OF GENUINE PATENT NJWICINES,
OR BARD AND rot FALB BY
FLEMING BROTHERS,
a 'mews vaealasead 1.. , PHI.
Wholttale=frirfa and Dealers in Paint Medicines,
Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
KEELER'S AMERICAN COMA:KIND;
Jayne'. A,tarative:
Carminative Balsam ;
Hair Dye:
lapeetorant;
Sanative P 1111;
Hair Tonic;
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ;
Bryant's, Pulmonary Balsam;
llootiand's German Mien;
- Holland dO
llostetter'a Stornaub do
Blarchlses' Uterine Catholloon
Storms' Scotch Cough Candy;
Price's do;
Thorell do;
Howe's do;
(wood's IndLa Cholagogue •
Morse's Invigorating Cordiale
Tylerla Gum Arabic Drops;
Harrison's Hair Dye;
Piston's do
Batchelor's do
McMonti's Elixir of Opium;
Bryant', Purifying Extract;
Pain Extract;
Brown's Emma* of Jamaica Ginger
gleAlliAtter'e do do:
Kidder's Indelllbla Ink;
Payson's do do;
Arulinid's do;
Curtis' anemia;
Lyons' Kathairon;
David's Lilly While:
do;
KW=
Tobias' lJnimeut;
Hunt'. do;
Allen's Nerve and Boris Liniment;
Mexican Mustang do;
Isrrel's Arabian a do;
Oanlner's do;
Barrel's Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
Berne'rrile Lotion;
Meen'Ema ;
Searps'aAcoustic Oil;
Merchant's Gargling Oil;
Itinliton, Clarke & Co.'s Cod Lie or Ull ; -
McAllister's Ointment;
'1 " Lo;
Gray's do:
Tro,k's Magnetic Ointment.
Judkin's do;
Swain's Panacea;
Houck's do;
Sargent's Infant Prima:Es;
Perry Dar& Pain Killer;
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral;
Houghten's Peprin ;
Petroleum;
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills
Etrandreth's do
Wright's Indian Tegetatie
Lee's anti.biliuus do;
Sarssrarillo Blood do;
Even's do;
Sweynes'Ertract Sarsaparilla Blood
Jayne',, Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend's lhalth do;
Jew David's Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Yeoman's do;
Radway's Ready Relief;
Morris' Remedy;
Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative;
Emerson's do;
S.irrogarills;
Townsend's do;
Bond's do;
Go - yea:Ca Extract Yellow Dock and Susaparillai
Wolff's Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey;
Highly Scented Brown Windsor
Musk;
Ludlum's Specific;
MeLan e's Sodoritte Cough Syrup;
Tyler's Gum Arabic do;
Bolero' do;
S orsyne's Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonic Syrup;
Barry's Trioophoro.;
Norwood's Tincture of Taratrom Tirtas;
idelane's Celebrated Termifuge,
Dr. Loo.cre Pialmonic Wafers;
Thompson'. Nyo,Viater;
Agents for al/ of Dr. McClintorit'a Family:Medicines::
Pr. Needhun's Breast Pumps;
Water's Anunipberic Breast Pumps;
Com Mande do do.
IM==l
FIELD DOOR FOR RAILROAD EMILY ERRS.—Confaln
lag formuire for laying out oder.. determining (rogue
glee, levelling, calrolechmg earth-work, etc, ete, tonott.r
witb table. of radii, ordiamter, deflections, long chord",
magnetic variation. logarathima and natural signs, tan
gents, etc etc- by John B. Ilenck, Civil Sugineer. Pocket
book form. $1,75.
e 'e The object of the present work is to supply a want
very generally felt by assistant Engineers ma Railroads.
Book. of omvenient Corm for nia, to the field, containing
the ordinary legrarithmatie tables are common enough; but
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formable for
laying out carves, turn-outs, crossings, &c., i 3 a desideratum
wbkh this work Is designed to supply.
C. b. Mturatr ACADINT, West Point, April 18, 1814.
Genlemen: I have looked over "Renck'. Field Bock for
bailee:el Rl:mincers," and think It well adapted to the ob
ject its sate, proposes, and have no question but it will be
f.ucdo very m.ctut and prisctical volume both for office and
Gehl work. D. H. Iliaziat.
Apr 1121.1854.
I am mark p1ea.....1 with Mr. Hrtrit'e Ilttle manual, the
Field Book of Railroad kngineers." With the presenta
tion of some of the moot practical and awful of recognized
prver,ffie-a among railway engineers, he has given others
which, new at lean In theta. present form. appear to possess
a mint of high, value thus that of mere novelty--that of
befog in general snoceptible of available, not to say &elm,
bin, practical use. In conclusion, while I think the design
of Mr. Ilenek's book is ouch as to adapt it excellently well
to profmsional needs, I have pleasme In expressing my
medial satisfaction with it, execution, alike with the per
of arrangement effected by the author, and the ex.
o.llent typographßal taste displayed by his publishers.
B. Fuzz.= Ganes;
C. K and Director of itenaselasr Polytechnic Institute.
For sale by WILLIAM S. HAVEN,
Ihmler in Saigineers' Stationery,
any Market street. corner of Second.
Locust Grove Seminary for Young Ladies.
rp LIE oext session of this School will begin OD WEDNES.
I DAY, September Mth, and continuo forty-two weeks.
Day Pupils from the city ere ansveyad to and from the
Grove In an exclusive Omnibus.
Circulars may be obtained at the store of Mr. George it.
White, on Market 'street, and at Mr. Mellor's, 81 Woad et,
or ou application to the Rector,
RZT. WM. 11. CLARK.U.
aulkti Pittsburgh, 'Pa.
N,071..ree: coo. of FSfik and Gram! rfr., oppsrile Owl Haute.
Smtion of this . drool will cornmeal:mon MON.
DAY, September 4th, and the dot', of instruction sill
be resumed by Illemrs.lllllGGS and M'DONALD.
There arU ten succomive muntls to the Academic year.
Tuition is $12,50 per quarter.
The number of pupils la limited, and boys are admitted
in the order of applicstions which may be made after
August a3th, at b 4 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter
dropped in Post °face. au7.ew•
138 'Wood strort.
Japaiting.
LAIN AND OrtNAI'de:NTAL JAPANING, In all ha
P
Ideocho, executed in the beet style, Lad at prices to
snit the thnea, at the Old Shop, rear of Jayne - S . Tea Store,
FIFTH Street, below Wood.
The attention of Miners, Founder., Furniture and Glass
ware Nlnnulacturers, is solicited to our new style of Inlaid
Pearl Papier Muchle, in wood, glass and iron wares, of erery
description. Samples can be wen and intimation obtained
at the Shop, or at the Warehouse, No. 134 Word street.
" " '
Sir Steamboat men can also sees nor etyleof Ornamen
tat Ulase Panels, surpassing any heretofore executed in this
city. ang:im
Dissolution of Partnesrhip.
UE firm of ittLVANY k LILDLISI wss dissolved on
T
the first day of July last, by limitation. and the death
usly of the motor partner, Patrick Muirony.
Copartnership.
T H li E underFigned have leased, for a term of ' , eau, the
We GLASS WORKS, Properties, and Mr the Stwes and
courehouses, lately occupied by blulvany t Loll* and will
continue the manufacture of Flint Glawrare In all its T.
rietlee, doing burdness under the firm of LEDI.IE
JAN= Z. LICDLLM,
JOSEPH J. ULA3I.
Pltteburgh,_Auxust 1,1 'S.A—fauSelm
Bathltig Apparatus.
WE are manufacturing an improved BATHING APPA
RATUS, to which we would invite thn attention of
the public, as all are interested. Instead of making the
pumps of tin and using leather valves, aa bezetofoni, we are
now making the pumps of copper and the valves of brass,
being not only a more complets article, but a durable one.
Wu will always endeavor to keep constantly on haul va
rious other Baths of the latest styles. -
DOWN & TETLEY,
No. IS6 Wood st
J. NARY:DOLLAR,
Iron City Stove Warehouse, and Tin, Oopper and Sheet
Iran Manufactory, No. 137 Wood street. aufklm
T HAVE sold my interest in the fondness of Long. itilk r
& Co., to 8. A. Lou', who, with John Phillips, wW coo.
tinua of the old stand. Po. 100 Front street. I cordially
recommend the new firm to the patronage of 01, friends.
Pittsburgh, July 29,1854. r. , 11. MILLER.
8. s. LONG PHILLIPS
LONG 4r. CO.,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDIORS, AND OAS lITTKRB,
invite attention to their groat olCbandediera,Breeketa,
rendante, and other lateres. Ws At op boosts Alai Oat
and Steam, make Bran OuttaPar aB lilld. lo fin'
nbh Halirceui Pampa
on
sod Taok Wimp, 0.4 imp AO-
Attrition-Metal cowl:may ban d. , itr3l
7:4,‘
C texas aura OutiaraChereiloja.
MEDICAL.
==Ml
.1. BARNDOLLAIL
,J.
i ~~ l S_
RAILROADS
CLZVSLAND AND PITTS/MON
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION' WITII ETELMEII.IS
ECLIPSE AND EXCIIANCLE,
VIA WELLSVILLE,
AND OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, TAI
• - -
ALLIANCE,
iota& Cid
T lTE mw a o l : o j tost , , a ut i cke r . Ll i n d ?cart ronto to
. 0 ..fac, Ft. Lou* and Dm
North-west, VIA CLEVELAND.
On and atter TUESDAY, July 11,13:4, Pasaangor Tials
will run daily, (Sunday's es.o-r,ted) eat - ono.,
VIA WELLSVILLE.
Leta° Well4rille at 4 YO, P. M., aod Alliance at asri.
Ting in C.l4veland at 8 'X, P. M.: -making a cloe..,, , ,LactLon
with Michizan Central lallroul busts for Iletmi: CM
cap"; stem. rs for Ilci:".!o and Niagara Fell:, eva Prpreas
Train for Toled,, Chim.;a and n. L•iviA. •
Paeeengera for th. 4'y... P. a, train Ivan Weli ir;lLe,laars
Pittaburah daily (ncinday'A exerpt.,,lj et 0 0): A.' It. on
steamer Eclipse or Esebann.....Ktro to Clrrrlu.i, r.O,
EM!E=
Leave Altiara, at 7 20, A. M., and 12, J. .I,na.,:ting at
llndeon with trains for Akron, Cuyahoga Fall:, de., and
arriving at Cleveland at 10, A. M., and 2.20, P. 3L Pare to
Cleveland, $4,00.
The trail. of the Ohioan) Pear,. P.allread, ke.,vlo.r Piga.
bur,th at 3.00, A. 31., 5, A. M and 3, P. AL, e , .,nt,tt at A 11.1•
an,r for Cleveland at 7 A. M., 12, M. P. IL,
and arrive to Cleveland at 10, A. IL, 2.1g1, P. H. and 524,
P. If.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicag , , EL rolls and the North
west 'eosin, Pitt,hurch on the 200 P. M. PIA
01.11‘1ELAND, make a dark connection their Ir'.t.h the
Night Expretv, by which they artivarkn Chicago at 120011.,
next' day. lima from Pittsburgh to Chitago 21 hours.
Parwmgere taking this Train, via Cletehmtl,
ra,lYtme Trois in advance of any otlwr route.
tiTkabal to Cb , vei,l, Buffalo, Toied , ,, UM,
go, id loo k. I. ;141:..4
Time to Chigo, 2111011.—FL Hui., 40 hoar,
PAM VIA VIELLBTILLt. • :-.SILW VIA A11.1.1,E.
To Cleveland 03,00 To Clutehuri
,
T01cd0....—. ........... 5,00 T.,,h,10 - o ,eo
Dotroit. . —. 5.00 DM:lqt
Chicera jlO,OO t 10_50 Cl - .1,n, *11_,C.1.1 1i,5.1
I;.orkl,land 15.60R0e% I,:and ....... .....165(I
:it Lout , .13 ',A I Si. L,11:5 .. ......... ... /7,i.0
F`as9enprs az, reque.:l,l to prozurn their :icon 3 I. :h.
• offieg of thl , Cr,mpany. in I.lanommhela House, 1 - -14 w Mx
corner. - J. DtillANlJ,Bun't(neTr.l.l.l 1.
J. A. CAZGIILY. A: not,
1712 P.;t4',..zr,7S_ -
BUMMER ARRANGENIENTS
RAILROAD
THROIIOII IN FIFTEEN HOVILS.
ON AND A Frtfii 2111:112S_DAY, JULY Trll, 111D-Cli
1111'0.$1:GLI TitAINS.
THE MAIL TRAIN will leave every morr.ing (S.undaya
excepted) at 7 o'cl.k, F.toppine. at all the reg star eta-
Lions, and arriving in Philadelphia ut r M.
THE FAST TRAIN will Icay, Pittsburgh daily (except
Funday.) at I o'clock, Etopri.v.; at Grecnahur.z. Latrobe,
Blairsville, Lockport, Johnetown, Wetmore, o,llltren, Al
meria, de., arriving in Philadelphia at 4 o'clock, the nest
morning.
THE EXPREiiB TRAIN will leave every evening.
at 9:50 o'clock. etcpping only at Irwin's, era ushringh,
Latrobe, Hillside, Johnstown, Lilley's, Hallitren, Altoona.
Ac., connecting at Ilarriebung with the train for Mall
=OM and arriving in Philadelphia or Bahlmore, at 12,34,
MOGI,
THE ACCVAIHODATION TRAIN will Sea, arm , after
noon (except Sunday) nt 5.30 siorTing rd el/ MI ,
lar nations, alai Gray a?!...ranßlCrcriß..
THE SECOND AC")O3I3IODATION TRAIN leaves daily
(cunt Sunday) e 11 o'clecir., A. SI., stopfang at all sta
tion,. and running only ue t, 1 . 4.6 lirintnn's.
lINSURNING TILADifi arrive in littaburall. Ac
ennunedation arrive, et S Ceivek. A. M. Expre.,, 1, P. K.
Second AcoOmmodatlon,7_ls, P !.1. _Nail I'. 51. Fact
Line, 2.33. A S.
Peers to New York . 510.50 ; Fare to rhiiadtlphln. ji ; Fero
to Baltimore, R. Pore to Belford Sprinje, f 5,; c.
Baggage checked to all stations on the Pinanylv,l.l.
rood, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Passengers purchadng tickets In car., will be ch..sz.l.t
more in addition to the station rates, except from Statiolli
where the Company have no Agent.
No notes of a les, denomination than five dollars mill ba
received In payment for ticket., except those Issuai by the
Hanka of Pennsylvania.
.147 - NOTICI3.—In mss of loss, the Company nil! hold
themselves responsible for pummel baggage - only, and fbr
an amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Line has beon employed
to convey passengers and baggage to nod from the Depot, at
• charge uut to exceet 15 cents for each passenger, and
15 cent. for each trunk.
••-• - • • .
For tickets, apply to 7. lIPSELMMt, Agent,
At the P. R B. Pit- , oenger Station, on Llherty of
Plttabargh. July Bth, 1834—f je7
New Arrangement,
COMMENCING' FEBR U A RY 28,1864
1864.
186 A.
AiAIL TRAIN leas. Pittsburgh eta AM; dines at A.lll
anon; takes tea at Creatline. and makes a close con
nectkm there with a mat gamy. Train, reaching Cieda•
nsti about 12 o'clock at night.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh sit 3 o'clock, P. M.,
after the arrival of the Rxpreas train from Philadelphia,
and reach. Ore:std. at 11.30 P. 11., connectingssith the
Night ' , Aprons which reaches Cincinnati In the morning.
Connections ore made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
Leifontaine cud Indiana railroads for D 1) toe, Indianapolis
nod towns to Indiana.
Connectiona are made with Cleveland. ktonroesilLs. San
dusty, Toledo, Detroit and r)bkago with Burnett, tipper
Sandney, Forest, and the towns on the 31Ad River Road.
Ai., with 31onot 'Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and Amnia
on the Mansfield road.
Fire to Cinein"-'.
Foto to Clooloo.tti tt7 to Indianapolis $8 ;to Dayton $6,60;
to Toledo $6; to Cotoo bve $ 5 ,2 6 ; to Zanesville $5,10; to
Cleveland $4. Through tickets to Louisville at restaged
rates.
CEECEMEIM
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Cn:Elaine - at 1.14 P 81,
and reaches Pittsburgh at B.:A=3 P. IL Connecting with the
(got Express. Train through in fifteen hours to Philadelphia.
MAIL TRAIN learra Crestline at o 30, A. M., on the sr •
riial of the Night Exprms Train than Cincinnati, and
arrive. at Pittst.uretrat 11.40, P SL
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION 'MAD; leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A 11, and 4 P N, ant New Brighton at 6
A M, and Ll 5 P M.
. .
PI-WIGHT TEATS I,aves Pittsburgh el 7 <l. M., and. It P
M., and arrives at 4.33 A 31, and4.;,B,PM.
The Trains do not ran on Sunday.
.11611 — llckets or further information, apply at the ticket
offices of the Ohio and Ponnsylrank. Railroad Company, of
J.O. CURRY, at tho corner office under the 31.onongs.bela
House, Pittsburgh, or or
tiEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
Fricret street Station.
JOUR KELLY. Passenger Agent.
Pelasaßy LV&11 ItaLlrosid
CI UMBER&ARIFF between Pittabargh.Philelelphie end
Baltimore; commencing April Ist, 15P4.
First Clan—Brooms, Cedar end Woollen Were, Feathers,
Furniture, second hand, Furs. Pianos, Poultry; Rlnav in
baskets or boxes: 75 cents plot) IDs.
Second Claso—Drkst Fruit. Doesusx, Nor Skins, Ckresr
and Timothy Pored, GIILSEIMV, hardware, Logo, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, and Eggs: Gk. 'it 1001 b,
Third CU:a—Bacon and Pork (loose,) Batter, In firkins,
kegs or Lads; 1.111.3, Leather, Soap, Window aloes, andeot;
ton uncompressed: 5.5c.'f,1D0 lbs.
ton e
Clara—Alcohol. flacon (in casks or boxes,) Barley
and Malt, Beef and Pork. Candles, Omens, Lard and Lard
Oil, Ilemp, Whboky, Cotton, (oomprefted,) Lent Tobacco
Ct. 'V, 100 Tbs.
Flour SO cents g bbl,
aprl
GEORGE C. FRANCE2CUL.
0. Bingham & Co.'s Transportation liins
•
gairgiggE
ripo AND FROM PECILLTELPMA, RALTMORt AND
1. NEW FORS.—The Owners and Agents of mid Line
hare been for the ;1332 fourteen years eonnected onh the
“cld egtablisbal Bingham's Line.' They will give their
minal prompt attentkm to the f3rsrantingpf Produce,lder
chandise, Ac., in the shortest time and on as favorable
terms as any other Line.
/Er. Only one transhipment between plttaborgh, Phila
delphia artEaltimore.
a EC). DINGIIAM d CO.,
Quasi 111-gin. Liberty st„ Pittsburgh_
DINGILAM, DAVIS Jr CO,
_Proprietors. 276 Market west, Philadelphia.
JAMES WILSON, /agent,
121 North et-, Baltimore.
11. L. OSTRANDER, Agent,
aprltly S 8 West it., New York
$33,000 Worth of Fardis and Building Lots
100 FARMS AND 500 BUILDING LOTS
be divided among 600 &bran:Gerson the Roaring of the
31st of Asgard, 1854.
A. LARGE NUMBER ARE AU:LADY ENGAGED.—
LA_ Many of the Lots near these have been sold for from
400 WSW per cent. advance over the prim for which these
lots are mw bold, ahowing that the parchedce will be a mod
Investment.
Each enbecriber, FOR ONLY $lO, payable In Instalments
of $5 each, will remise FOOD BUILDING LOTS, 25 by 100
feet, lying traietber,or a FARM of hove 2to . ..h) acres. Tama
lots are btentlfellY located at LAKELAND, Long Island,
where a new church sled sehool home, and a number of
private dwellings, stores, worksttops and factories, have
already beau erected, several more are now being built, and
rawest hundred will be erected the Waling Season.
This in a One opportunity of owning a delightful mann;
residence near the city. where the densesdc comforts of a
nanny circle can be fully reditol, and where 26,000 build
ing iota and about 600 farms have lately been sold; and
sales are daily being made toludivLinals who, atter metal
examination of its looition sad ascertaining the — quality of
the roil, are !electing farms for agricultural purposes, be
ing confident that no land so cheap and calculated to ire
crease so rapidly In value can be had within 50 miles of the
city. This laud would have been all taken up years hick,
but has been an otiodat Man for the hat century, and
completely locked up fee upwards of two hundred
tine.
-
Sifom which large =lea have beta made, and where the wild
deer roamed at large may now be seen beautiful cOttsiMa
and cultivated fields waving with the abundant pr.:dm-Wets
of our mother earth.
This Is one of the beet opportunities now offered to those
of musameans who are destitute of a Loma of their own,
to purchase one for a mere Veit e; also, a few farms, roe
tabling each the and ton acres, and upwards,at from $2O
to $35 per acre.
All persons wishing to avail thenavelves of the opportu
nity now offered to procure a fine farm or spleridM buildup;
lot near the Empire City. should make immediate applies
ant, mi they are nearly all .li,:postri of: Apply to CRi
WOOD, 3313 Droadway, corner of Fulton street, Y. Y., where
maps and pamphlet& can be had. or sent if required by
mail. Gratis. P. M'LAIN, Aeent,
liziLkt)
10 this Bacon Ham.;
26 " do Shoulder.`;
bbl.s now largo N 0.3 31.....kir5i
74 ht bbls do do do; to arelfs.
20 " medium do do
bbls do do do
15 Lake Trout, In store;
25 " Baltimore Herring , in store;
21) " do Slue , . do ;
5 " No, 1 extra Larl Oil. do;
25 " TilollCri Olt, do;
60 caskeprime I , a7ba :
100 bbls Mess Park;
/00 " Orease Lard;
20 Loaf Sugar;
00 hbds O. Sugar;
230 bbls 0. 31olames,oak aoaleraz.
40 boxes W. 0. Tobacco;
100 bbls N. G. Itedsi;
40 casks Eke;
7 boxes CrINIM Uwe;
160 sacks Doted Apples and Peembes;
20.10 pounds Bacon Sid,.
JJS ; RNGLIbIi & RIOIIA P.OOON
Steamboat Furniture and Chatty.
WS are constantly regaled la-the
Emu =tun. of STYARIBOAT CABIN
CRAM and ITItSITUSE, of suds
daseriptiou, andnay part attention
to the aumfaeture or the hest styloti, suitable for the,ass
of tillumbina. Our experience hi tide brauch of the bad
nem mann us fa warrant astiabietin, e well with the
prooptitMehitiddicadersamlillad, ea In thrquality of
the watkeadpenciaal attrotkro rhea to the Citing rot.
liiiianiabraned furnishing Boats, will Mani to thatr
advaatpp to give
ONERI
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T. B. YOUNG t CO
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