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The •ibool Director* of the Ffant Ward, (Sty of Pittsburgh At* tachntout for contempt _ , I gome time Hum • wift wee issuedarderia*the dated, ate to pay the emottnt of ttb Jodgiwnt, “ epeedlly «*d wllW ddaj, out of ..nj moo.j do. In lb. If than wu non. in tha TnMory, to par it odtof the lint ■ttstoe whfch n«a lnto th. Trworv i Jndc. Shaler uked that tha defendant. be oommlttao. i ibLann rtatrf at th. tin., of taming thla writ there tru no nvnMT In theTrearorji end the part! ea had had no uMnatin* th.Mhl.iKJ <* ‘ha original writ, gjjfohnni that tha attachin«nt>ho«ld haloaded, until :hay had an opportnottr ‘th enawor the ncood branch of th. w-.it. He demanded that tbajr ahonld bar. an op portunitj to parge themselves of any intentional disrespect te the court. * Mr Bhinn alleged that the defendant* had e right to bate ■a opportunity to hare their answer drawn aft and be Mked that the writ might he dismissed to gire them thie opportunity.' Judge Sbaler said that the j ary could answer now, or else they ought to he committed. They were her*, in eoart, now—let them purge themselfes, if they dare. i Jndge Hampton said they had a right to purge themself* os ot the contempt. Let them pat In their answer In wrl* ting, sad the opposite party hare the privilege of arose* questioning, if they were not satisfied. The only question in the mind of ibe court was the time of answering. Hr Shinn asked till Honday morning, and it was finally fixed for Tuesday morning, at 9 o’clock. Meantime, the parties are in the custody of the Sheriff. Democratic Pexma&t Euotxohb.— The Prl i mary Elections, on Saturday, paired off quietly, and only in a lew Wards was there any . thing like an excitement. The following are the names of the Delegatee elected, as &r as we could learn dp to * tee hour on Saturday night: ’ Ptrtsrfiiaa. First Ward —George Wilson and John 8. Beyley. Second JRrri.—Arthur M’GIU and Charles Barnett; in structed lor Salisbury for Reorder, and Hamilton te As ■ eembly. T&tni Ward. —John Coyle and William Montgomery. Fourth Wattf.—Hugh Burning and James K. Hern. Fifth Ward— John Hacfc'.n and_JamH H. Taylor; In* i true ted for Hays fox Clerk of Court. Sixth Ward.—' Wm. Ward and Thee. T. Morris. BeebOk fffetf.—Oen J. K. Moorhead and B. F. Latshaw. Eighth Want—Samuel Morrow and John Glass. A*iiUA & Bowley and Josiahß.Poor; in straeted for Hays for Clerk of Court. Pint Ward.— Edmund Snowden and John Otteraon. Second Word.— Thomas Moffltt and Wm. Haslott. Third WurcL—Chea. Whiston and John Grahieg. Fntrth Ward.—Abraham Hays and William Blakely; in* atrueted for Hays fer Cierk of Court. Bobduoha. South Pittsburgh.— Thos. B Hamilton and P. Carlin*. ToWHSHIPS. pm —Wm. M. Porter and Daniel Wearta. DsMOOBATIC MSBTUfQ IK THE SeTBNTH WARD. —The Democrats of the Seventh Ward assembled, accord ing to previous notice, in the public school house of said ware* On motion, Arthur Hagan was called to the chair, and ■ John Lang appointed Secretary. Gen J.K. Moorhead and Benjamin P. Latshaw were elect ed delegatee by eeelamation. On motion oi R. H. N. Thompson,, Esq, the following resolution was adopted: ’’ i, That our Delegates be requested to offer a reso lotion in lafor of Col. Wilson M’Candlere for Unltai States Senator On motion of J. N. McClowry, jtaoloed. That the Delegatee selected br this meeting be, and they are hereby instructed to vote for, and to use all boooiable means to secure, the; nomination of Hon 0. Bha ler as the caudidate for Congress In this district On motion of James A Irwin, Esq , the following resolo, tfons were unanimously adopted: Rudlvd, That General Pierce, in the administration of the government, has given ample proof of his patriotism and devotion to Democratic principles, and that the people will sustain him, notwithstanding the bowlings of fanatics and rbe opp witioo of traitors. _ , Resolved, That the admlnb-trsUon of Gov Bigler has beeu mark**! by patriotism, prudence, and devotion to the cardinal principles of the Democratic party; that we heartily approve and endorse it, and pledge ourselves to ase every honorable effort to secure to the old Keystone plat* the bleaaincs ot a righteous ruler, by re-electing him on ’he second Taeeday of October. Resolved, That we denounce and contemn all eeorct, oath-bound societies, whose objects are to proscribe men Vi«f« of thUr creed or their,Country. Second Waed Democratic Meeting.—Purau- l»t to previous notice, the Democrats of the Secoad Ward assembled In the Duquosns Engine House, on Saturday evening On motion,'Assamm Moaais was appointed Chairman, and Michael Keenan acted as Secretary. After which, Charles Barnett and irtbor MeGlll were appointed delegates to the Oonnty Convention. On motion, the delegates to the County Convention wer< Instructed to support Jam©* Salisbury, of Birmingham, toi Recorder, < md John S. Hamilton for Assembly. On motion, the meeting adjourned. ABSALOM MORRIS, Chairman. Michael Keek an, Seereta'-y. North Wbstsrn Railroad. —The New Castle JoKmol states that the work on tbe North Western Bailroad is progressing rapidly. Hand# are at work on all tbe nee tkmt let On Walker's Summit faction about one hundred byrw<■ tit at work; on Moorhead's contract there are »ne fifty, and over twelve are engaged on that portion-now under contract. Mr. Keenen, wbo has the contract ft r erecting the bridge over the Allegbeoy river,is wiling conaiderablß progress on the stone work of that heavy ImprovemenL %he editor seems sanguine that, if those wbo have sub ■eriied are punctual in their payments, the road will be aniiiwiii hi the course of a couple of years. Latino of thb Cobhib Stonm of;We»tbrn PlSKiTlvasiiCaiTsaaiTT.—This interesting ceremony came off on Saturday evening, at five o'clock, and waa witness- d by a large crowd. After a prayer, by Bev. Charles Cook, a tin box, all the daily and weakly newspapers of the dty, a history of the institution, portraits of the late Dr. Black and Dr.Brhce, and the names of the trustees, was deposited In the corner stone. by Bev. Pr. Riddle, and the ■ton* fixed in its place. Eloquent and interesting addreasas were delivered by Hon. Judge Shaler, Col. B. W. Black and 0. Damgb, and the.oeiemonJes finally closed by a benediction from the Bev. Pr. Biddle. Accidiht on thb Pbhhbtlvania Bailboad.— A brakaaman on the passenger train of the Pennsylvania j Byroad, had his arm’broken, at Irwin’s station, on Toes day night A few minutes before the accident occurred, be went through tbe train warning person# to te careful. Im mediately, be set down by a window, and placed bis arm on the sill; but allowing it to project too far, It came In ooo tact with a coal dump, and was badly fractured at the wrist The elbow, we believe, was also shattered. Hewaebrought te his residence in this dty. Charter Rktubcd —A petition for a ©barter for the 8l Becefacius Society *f Birmingham, promoted to the Court on Saturday. Judge M’Clure, however, refus ed to iocoT»orai* It upon the grounds that their Oonstltu? tlon «u entirety too illiberal aad anti-republican. The fbl lowing objection*! section vu p*rtlcul*rly marked by tbe Jndge: “If any member revolts against hi* superior#—if he calumniates or slander# them—lf he injures their honor * or rank—eald member ehall be liable to expulsion” Fire.— On Saturday morniog, about 5 o'clock, a fire broke out In a workshop attached to fje Plating and gsddlery Hardware Establishment of Messrs. Eaton, Oln bauara A 00., on Wood street By the prmnpt arrival of the engines, the flames were confined to the building, and soon extinguished. Loss on building and stocks, about $l6O. No Insurance. It is supposed to have originated from the furnace, where the soldering irons are heated. - Falsi Pretences. — Heoderaon & Wilson, the proprietors of a clothing s:ore on Second street, mad* infor mation on Friday night, against James Xern, for obtaining fourteen dollars’ worth of clothing frojn thafi under fraud ulent representations. A warrant was issued and the cul prit arrested by officer Dougherty. He was brought before Alderman Lewis, who, in default of the proper security, committed him to jail. Application# fob Divorce.— An application for divorce waa made ou Saturday, by John Wei ton, against Ms wife Elisabeth. He alleges that she has regalarly de serted his bed and board. Emily 0. Boyer, through her nett friend, Robert EUU, also made applioaUOn to be di vorced from her husband, ftoummi Boyer. Beaaon—volun tarily desertion. ___ *• Thb Small Note Suits.—The American states that the small note suits, brought by Jones against several of the Brokers of this city, are the same old affaire of Ab-alom Morria, Haien, and Davis, aad. lor which they mflsrsd fine and imprisonment. They are newly tramped up and brought out In Ui# name of Jones, as the John Do* of the occasion. Petition fob a Chart**.— The Benvilla Land Association applied to the Court, on Saturday, for a charter but was refused on the ground that the Court had n* juria’ diction or pjwer to grant an ect of incorporation to an sooladon having for its objects such views a# set forth In its' utidesof association. Thb Casb of Frank Ports*.— An applloa- Uonfor a nolle jrrotcqvii In the case of Prank Porter, was awls on Saturday by his counsel, but refused by Judge McClure. Thb Washington Building and Loan Associ ation made applicitten to Court, on Saturday, for a charter of incorporation. Petition held under advisement. Thb Jail.—There were six commitment# to the Jail on Saturday. { Pratts NEW PATENT PEN HOLDER—suitable for any sice of Steel Puns. It holds the Bra firmly, which ran be removed without any difficulty, and without soiling tbe fineer*. Tor sate by W. 8. HAVE*, Stationer, Market street, eogner of Second. Raw si aoU at*.•. . ST, i lj<L.bijKArllll>, IUBEE 4. i By tfc§ 0*B«tllj Lima* for th» Morning P«»t- Kocklasb, Mir, Bewember 2— Tha Whig (tagrswtaaal Convention of the third district luv* to-day unanimously the Uon. & Wilder Balky. Resolutions *tr* Eartad against the re pool of the tfksoari Compromise end i favor of the Homestead bill, the acquisition of the den*- <l—, and the coat la nance of the oigsnixatloa of the jNi*, tloiul Whig party. IIIHIBUIT (A—Boo foe on hand ans tor sale by Fleming MQO. . r-w. ' ■ -M- ■■ Whi| OaßTißtirai ttr> Doh|lm oi;OMea|o. Coaio’, September L—The flags of the dipping in the harbor were dispkyed at half mast, and the belli tolled all this morning, a* an expression of; indignation felt for Mr., Donglts* opposition to the River and Harbor, hill. He •peaks here to-night, aud there Is great excitement, Frond the Baadwieh lilaadi. Bcsrojr, September L—'The sloop of war Saratoga, Com mander walker, arriyed this afternoon—kst from the Send vlcb lelau a She was despatched w Ith the Japan Treaty by Commodore Perry, received some weeks slnoe via Sen Francisco. Bteamboat Explosion. Locuthlx, September 2 —The steamer Timour, Mo. 3, et Jefferson (Jlty. on the Mlmonrl, exploded all three boilers last week; 80 lives were lost, and e number were scalded end otherwise injured. The boat; is a complete wreck, be tng shattered to atoms. Kalamsioo Baak AU Bight. Burruo. September 2.—A letter from Adrien, Mich., says that the Brie end Kalamaxoo Railroad Bask redeemed eU their bills presented for payment, and the ran on the Beak has ceased. TXLEOXAFH aABXETS, Nzw IoK, Bept«nl*r 2.-Wi«t mK&»nmd, •ales et previous rates. tndsy of bbls State and Western, and 2,000 bbls Southern, onchanged. Wheat market firm: sales 8,000 bus umemnd red Southern at $1,60@f1,75; good white *I.«T, Corn dull, prioes a trifle lower’ nominal: sales 21.0u0 bus Western mixed et , including 6,000 bus for Octo er delivery, st 83. Mi«i l*erk better, active speculative demand; Prime dull: sales 1.200 ? Prime $11,60®JU.62; Prime Mess $13,60® 114. Beef firm. Balei* 100 bbu, Cut Meats, steady and quiet; sales 125 bbls. Bacou quiet Ann, sales 600 bbls. Cotton dull, nominal sales today. Coffee-.eales 1,6 U) bag*, unchanged: sales 00) begs Bio at Bugar Arm. Molaeaea...ealee 460 bbls, ■ teeny. Tobeeco~.aales 400 hhds Kentucky at 7@9. Linseed Ofl 78®81, firm. Whale 11 arm at Stocks better, quiet Honey end Ex change steed*: Mew York Central Railroad bonds 86. Illi nois Central bonds 68, Cleveland and Toledo 68Jf, Erie 8L PxaaszLFHU^ Sept. 2 noar...no change, priow arm; nr* little expelt demand; sake mostly oonflned to small lots, foe home consumption, at 10@*P,25 for standard brands, and 19,60 for extra. Rye flour...nothing doing. Corn MeaL-salea 200 bbU st $4,6U. Wheat...more offering today, but there is e good demand; prices wall maintained; Mias 6000 fair end prime red at some mixed at ftl 98&A2.06. aflou; sales 600 bbls rouihem Kye in store atsloX34; Penn's *1,17. Cora, yellow, scares; sake4ooo bbls at 03. Whisky steady. N*w OxLxan, Sept I—The Prioe Currents’ anenal statementuf the Cotton eropk as follows: crop: 2,03a0Q0 bales; receipt- for the year 1.441.CW0 bales; yalue of cot ton recrired 161,850.0)0; value of other article* gtt.dOO,- 000; ralue of the year’s exports $84,000,000. The stock of eottoo, loelnding shipboard, 21,460 bales. The tales of the last two days were 600 bales. Four firm at s7,»7#sS. Ba-on firm; aides-T}{sB; mess pork $16,25. Corn «d- Tanned; a limlled business at previous rates. The reoeipts ox the new crop of eottnn are 14,000 bales. •f 49? Afftaa and Fa-war o t Three Tear* Standing Cared.»«Mr. John Longden, now living at Beaver Dam. Hanover oounty, near Richmond, had Ague ami Fever for three years, most of the time be bad ehills twioe a day, and rarely lew than once; be was parched with fevers as soon as the chill left him; and after trying phy sicians, quinine, meet of the Tonics advertised, and every* thing recommended to him, was about to give up in despair, when Carter’s Spanish Mixture was spoken of; be got two bottlw, but before he had uwl more than a single one, be ■was perfectly cured, and has not had a chill or feter since. Hr. Longden Is only one,oat of thousands whe have been beneflttsd by this great tonic, alterative and blood purifier. * # e See advertisement. aulfcrtaw 4^-Enlarged or Varicose Velas* Weak K3MB JOINTS AND WEAK ANL.LKB—I would respect* full; invite tbs attention of Physicians, and the public gen erally, to mj anortneni of Bilk Elastic Stockings, Koee Caps, A obis Bocks and Bandages Ibr the relief cod cure of Varicose or Bolargrd Tdo% Weak Inkles, Weak Knee Joints, and the various eppUanoes used lathe cure of dis eases requiring outward sapport. - 1 also keep every variety of Trasses. Body Bracea, Pup porters, Shoulder Braces, and In fact alt iiods of mecbaol eel appliances (isei In the cure of disease. GKO. H. KEY3EB, Wholesale Druggist, No 14 *. eor Wood st and Virgin alley. AHOTHE& GBEAT SALS OF LOTS AND BLOCKS AT ROCHESTER. BKATBK COUNTY, I'KNNA^ October Otb utd 10 th, IS5*. rpHE utxlcreigD«i vnl sell, to the highest bidder*, on the 1 date above named tod ud m the pmnl‘«> ISp o Hun arid Lib, tetrode, and ierei qf Ground, with m«t nml Builalngsi.dc, i:i the Borough qf Hochexter, Bvavei eoumtjr, i'enne. Tboy will also ««jli, or lea"* for a term o: jfMit, Knit rilublt Coal liiodi) £ioo<i Quirriff, b*di oi Fire Clay, Iron Ore, osar the borough, sod convenient to the Canal Rivers sod Railroads. Tht ftrsu o/ Halt will be % down, % la one year, % In two years, % in three years, with interest at six pet ceot par <DOUm A deduction of six per cent. will be made for prompt payment of the principal, due in one, two and three years. Bids will be.received, at tbs same rim*, for quarrying, hauling and laying two or three thousand perch ot rtooe; for making, or for making atul laying, one million of build ing brick, and for making one million of fir-) brick; for re moving 10,000 cubio yards of earth. In catting down aa< Oiling up streets; ana for grading, curbing and paving 5, 00y superficial yard* of Ohio landing. Also, for tbe Im mediate araetlon of twenty email tenements, furnishing all the materials and labor. For any and ail the above jobs, one-half will be paid In cash, aa the work progresses, the remaining half in lots, grounds or buildings, at auction cash prieee; perfect titles, by warranty deads, for every item told. Plato and maps of the property, and deecriptkm* of the surrounding country, Ac.,may be had by application to any of the following named proprietors, at their respeedce rest- A*nr*ta Of ptaCSS Of OCtfiOft-S, SS ShcWO b*JO«. Surveys, plana, drawings, and ■ pacifications. with refer •nee to labor, materials, dc-, AtL, required M above, will be ««hihtn«i at the office of the company, in Baches ter, after the Ist day of October. In addi Joo to the mammoth Car Factory, Foundry, Ma ohine'Shop, Steam Mills, now being erected In Roches ter. arrangements are already in progress for the erection of naif a doacn other manufacturing eaiablwnmeDta. tu be driven by (tsam. Also, an exlensivn Seminary, several Churches, and a magnificent Uotel, upon the hill, bntnear ibe itall rood Depot and Steamboat Landing. These improvements, with the contemplated early com* pletion of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Bridge across the mouth of Beaver, tots Rochester, and the neces sary depot and station attachments, as also liberal a’d ex tensive improvements of the pabUe landings and streets by th«i Borough Council, and the locetfon, at this plaoe, of two or. more extensive Coal Yard*, for Eh taping Coal down the Ohio, will insure a continuance of fteefy times at £a Chester, and require an immense amount of labor for yean to come. It is expected that all the undersigned, proprietor*, with many of their ft lends and aseo la ire, from the east, will be present at the above sale, in October. M T. 0. QuULD, Rochester, Beaver eo., P*., JOHN THOMPSON. Wakefield, R 1., JOHN L. NKWBOLD, Philadelphia, HIRAM WALBkIDGK N. Y., STEPHEN D. DILLAYB, Uvreetue N Y OBIGBN YANDBNBCRGH, / B rr*caae, w. i. eepl:eodts Proelamatioa. BY Virtue of a precept uoder tbe hands of Wm. B. Ml - Preeideut of tne Court of Common Pleas, In and for tbe sth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and Ju-tice of the Court of Oyer aod Terminer and General Jail Deliv ery In and for said District, and William Boggs and Gabriel Adatna, Beqs., Associate Jadges of the same county, in end for tbe Oounty of Allegheny, dated the 80th day of August, in the year or our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, and to me directed, for boluing a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at the Court House, In the City of Pittsburgh, on tbe IST MONDAY OB OwTOBBtt, at 10 o’doex A M. Public notloe is hereby given to all J ostiees of tb* Peace, Coroner and Constables, of tbe County of Allegheny, that they be then there. In their proper persons, with their Rolls Records, Inquisitions, Bxstnlnatli ns, and other re membrances, to do those things which to their respective offloes in their bthalf appears to be drne, aod alto those that will prosecute the prisoners that now are, or may be in the Jail of aeid Oounty of Allegbeuy, to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be j ust. Given under my hand, In .Pittsburgh, this 30th dev of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun dred and fifty-four, and of the Commonwealth the 77th. tuSl WM. MAQILL, forriff. PAPER FOR VESTIBULES—Of ornamental deigns, var nished and otherwise, for Bale by WALTER P. MARSHALL, ORIENTAL DROPS—Another supply of this celebrat'd extract for the handkerchief, reoeived by -JOS. FLEMING, J aals corner of the Diamond and Market et. Five hundred dollars for a house and lot, sltueLd on Carroll street. Allegheny city. The lot is 20 feet front on Ca roil by 100 deep to Jefferson street. Terms of payment easy. ti. OUTHBKKT A 80N, aulfi 140 Third street. FOR SALE—Seventeen Acres of Land, adjoining Alle gheny dty, at a great bargain. If cailed for soon. A part of tbe pay would be taken in goods, or Pittsburgh manufkoturea. Enquire of THOMAS WOuDS, anlQ 75 fourth street. rTHE PUPILS OF G. ANTON. Pro 'euor of Music— Mr. G. Anton purposed returning to this city in time to resume his teaehlag on tbe Ist orjAugust, but befog un fortunately taken ill at Fairmont, V*., he will not be able to reach tbe city for some days. Due notloe will be given to his pupils of Us arrival. Enquiries may be made at logg H. KLKBKR'ri. Bxamination, MR. PRYOR. County superioteudent of Common Schools, will kttend at Unity qchool nouse, in Peon township, on BATURDAY, 9th Oj Sipt-mber, a* 10 o'clock, A M. to examine Teachers. Nine Teachers will be requi red for Penn.' Wages, $3O per month. Applicants for Schools are respectfully requested to attend. Bv order of the Board. seplMlUwSt* 0. SNIYEIY, President Duff's CoUeffe**Ciaatie*l Department. FRENCH AND GERMAN LANuU-.GKd. MB. HAYDEN, Principal of this department, has made arrangements * Ith Mr. P. F. UDWARDY for forming perma&rnt classes in these languages. Mr. U. I* a gentle man of the highest respectability and thorough education, from Hungary, and no pains will be spared in bis d.-parb meat to sustain the long established reputation of tbe In stitution, for efficient and thorough instruction. Mr. U. speaks tbe .English language lluentl), and will instrue: Germans add Frenoh in English. Persons desirous of at tending \be Oommerdal-*nd Mathematical Departments at the —vn«» ttmw can do eo.' .Private instruction given if re quired. T' « Tennis—For private instruction |l6, per half eesnon. For olisa instruction glO, per half eeaaien. ao2fl SJTor Sale. TY ACRES OF LAND, in a superior state of cultivation, on which is an elegant House, fronting on the Ohio rtvir. at Woods’ run. it is offered cheap for such a borne. Also, fi acre# at Woods' ruo,adjoining Mr. Eckharfa fine warden, on which is one of tbe best of Soft Water Springs. It is a beautiful Lot tor a residence. Alao. 2 acres, adjoining Hartman’s Tavern, of superior Enquire of THOMAS WOODS, au81:lm . 76 Fourth street. "JOIEPH AEETRIRK; Manufacturer of aii kind# of cabinet furni ture aod OH AIRS, No. 84 Smith field street, oppoaita City Hotel, Pittsburgh. J „ N. B.—Furnishing Steamboats and Hotels particularly attended te. •Wkj LL WOOL DELAINKB.—We have now a large ovppl - -1 -Btaf «J<M|- nuBo No. 88 fifth street. v. ■ ■• •• * . N *! • • , .-e-\‘W7*A*«****v Tht rfoer.—Thare wary thirteen tnrtwe wmtor in tfcdcfcaa ual, by the metal marie, cm Btoardaj erasing. Weather ohnidy, with indications of rein. The keel boat Jfsry Atm brought to port ninety barrels of whisky, seven hundred water melon and twenty-ftra sacks of Potatoes, on Baturday. Tht steamers Jesse Lastar and Ac htmgt are the paokets running to Browderilto—tbs Lamar in the morning, 104 the Xachmgt lathe evening—from Dam No. 1. fits Ml*sonri Dcsiooraf, 6ia 8OU1,; (Ires the following an eoant of the rivers: The river opposite continues to toll steadily, and 7 feet Is the depth of water on the principal ban between this point and Cairo. The Mississippi above this plaoe, continues to fail quite rapidly, and there is n* little water on tbe Lower Rapids, that boats, on arriving at them, generally exchange trips, ire the tod of lighters, and do not attempt t« make th« croering. The boais above, almost without exception,^will hereto remain untile rise takes place to the rapids- Sven below Keokuk, the bare are mounting Into obstructions of a formidable Mod. fur some daye past the Kankuk paokets bsv« lost much time by getting aground, and the Minnesota Brils, in yesterdav morning from the lower having been aground between this plaoaaad Keokuk for ten home, only drawing at the time about thirty intoics. It is only at Intervals of several daye that we have arri vals from tbe Illinois aver, and toeee bring disheartening accounts of the state «f tbatetream. Band oarsarenntoer oqb, and boats are aground everywhere, especially from Na ples op. STEAMBOATS. “1854.” PITTBBTJKOK, CIHCOTAXIf LOUISVILLE, BAINT^OCIS. Pittsburgh And Cincinnati Steam Packet Line, vox tax ooiwxTAKC* or PASSKNGERS. AMD FRBIOHT PITTBBUKQH. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, And Saint Lanla. This Lot Ib composed of seven *m [clawpowerful Steamers, for speed, splendor, and comfortTand is the osiY fHVooeB pailt lot or Staim Peoun onthe Ohio river. It connects withthe U. B.Mail Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville »J>d Balot Louis, by which passengers and freight are and re odpuk drmgh daOy. Two new Steamers have been added to the Uaelwhich now consists of the following boats: w um buie, «“«■“ x>ay» of Departure nrJrt* Captain*. from Ptftiburgh. BUCKEYE STATE. ~M. W. Bm*BooVim...BundA£ MESSENGER, No. B DaviS- -Mowday. ALLEGHENY- .0»- M’LUH ~ wETJSL* C&YSTAL PALACE W*.J. Boost*- .Wednesday. PHILADELPHIA R. J. Geac*... PITTSBURGH- li. CaKfbEJ....... J£S* PENNSYLVANIA Jho. KlOT7«m**- Saturday. Lease dally at 10 o’clock, A. M., precisely. N?freight raceissd after nine p’dock on tbs morning of departure. For particulars, apply on board, or to For parocu are, PJ UVISQBTON| j JOHN FLACK, Uonongihela House Buildings. Pittgbargh, 1863. “ 18o4.” CANADA WEST. ClnwwlUkd, Part gtnnlwy fOP n. t ud Port Burwoll. THB FINE low pressure steamer TEUGBAPH. Captaiu B. Basso*, will make two trip* a week beteeen Clatelana; Port Stanley, and Port BarwaU, a» follow*: ' Leates Clereland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, ttTtf o'clock. Lear™ Port Barrel! tot Pert Stanley atl o’d^; Lares Port Stanley tor detained etery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, aHWo’elook. The Telegraph oenm-etsat deteUad, with the Cletelnnd, Columbttjinnd Oncinneti, the Cleveland and P>tuburgli, the !,»»■ Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad*. Also connects at Port Btanley with the London line of Stages, which connects with the Great Wwtero aud passage apply cm board, or to BCOYILL k LAUDERDALE, cjevefeiHl; A F. HOLCOMB, Port Stanley, or A. M’BRIDE. Wrt BarwelL mart7:tDuv AUCTION bAiiilit). Asctlon—Dalljr lalu. AT the ilalee Kooma, eomer of Wood and Fifth *tieet»,at 10 o’clock, A. IL, a general " BOrt P e “ l of tieaaonebla, Staple and Fancy Dry Cooda, Clothing, Bout* *“ ddb ‘~' H ‘ U ' ( l^LOCE > |.. M„ drooeriee, Qumbivu*, Ulaaewara, Table Cutler?, Looking Qtaaeea, New and Beaond Hand Honaebold and Kitchen Fur niture, Ac., AT t onLOCK, F. It, Hooks, Ststlonsrj, Ksncy Articles, llnslesl Instruments, SSSUrTS‘Su«T&«kl«rV«t..rOoodA Oad.od Silver nta.es, Sc. S’. M DAVIB, AocUonser. |>»j« p. X. DAVtt, Aseboiuar. ORPHANS’ COURT SALK Of A PINK COUNTRY SEAT —On THURSDAY KVKMNU, B«pt.inbu 7lh, nt TX .t ill. Uucn.nl> 1 Sidanp, Eoutth .trrei, will to twin, Mrcuolj to .djourom.nt, by o«-tU Tb.itoll.il .on. Mumor of Mr.. Arntolln ctnfenll.ki, dwnwi, tb.t >«r/ r.10.b1. nod ilolr.bl. Uonnuj Bnnt, fermuly Urn m ■hMOtoof tholet. Abrnhun Horbuh.Sr. Thl> properly U mil pl.nnnocly ritontod to Wilkin, towuoblp, on ih„ unto rid. or ih. <lr*.n.bumh nnd burgh Tnrnptkn, nnd within n few roOnol ih. Wilkin, burgn Stntion of th. f.nn«Jlron!. HUlrnwl. TO. pram own ntw In mc.il.ot condition, conlntoin. A) mo or whole. InnA, with lup Brick Mnorion Hooto, Brick B.m, erring. Uouto. ntnblo, Ac, of th. but ducri, lion; nnd Orehnrtl of young Emit Trwu, Shrubbery, Vino. An fhl. b ou. of thw mot door.tile rile, now for «... being KOJ or uc. nt .11 tlmu by Hnllrond .nd Tarnpto.. T«ru»« at sale. A plan can b* seen, tad an? further in fbraatton siren at the Salas Booms. * p. M. DATIfI, Auctioneer. LAND WARRANTS WANTKD-*l7B 00—1 wiah to par chM Land Warrant* to the amount of Fit# Tbousaad &er*a, to 160. Su or 40 un Warranu; far which will b« pUd gnu In gold, tor ll» *nd to Patton lor 80 and 40 acraa. Apply to JAMKfI BLaKKuY, Baal Batata and European Agent, jb«B corner of Sateoth and Smithfleld street*. WANTED— A situatioo. by a ¥oung Man, as B**>k keeper, Clerk, or baJesman. Apply at ’ PRANCISCCB' Agency Offfoe, ijlO «5 fifth st, near Poet Offloe. ■a# fiKSB gaß& »rin ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. This flotd 1* now constructed mad rred) u> tb« transportation of Freight between Its eoulheroter mlou«, at Cairo, mod the estenaiTe Coal Fields io the vicin lt- of the Biff Muddy river, about 60 miles north of r 'airo. Ihm supply of a superior quality of BUomlnoua Coal, on and In the Immediate vicinity of the Horn of tha road, u In exhaustible, and U deposited In positions favorable to mining at a sxdall cost; and a market for Urge quantities will be found at once at Cairo, for the supply of steamboat# naTlffatlng the Mississippi and Obk> rivers, and for trans portation upon these rltera to other points. The a>tent on of partlee desirous Of entering Into the bu siness of mining and telling Coal, is invited to this oppor tunity of engaging in it. And the UllnoU t entral Railroad Company will be ready to enter Into liberal arrangements for the transportation of the Ooal from the mines to Cairo, or other points on the line, at onoe. Oommanimations may be addressed to tbs undersigned, it the office of the Oompenj, 60 Well lit net, N.» York. W, P. BU&ttAL, President IU C H R- Co PAKKKR * LAIUDi Proprietor* IrlMml TERMS >1,60 PK* PAY .reaattrer’o «>Ooe of tMw Charltcri YalWjr Railroad Company. SUB8CBIB&B8 to theaboT* Howl are hare by notified that tbo Board of Director* bar* callod for a woood Install meal of Fit* DouaM per ahara, payable 10 the Treasurer on tbo lit Monday of JUNE, and aiw Fire Dollar* par a bam on tbe fir at Monday of each eajuiog month, until the whole amount li paid- „ mvS&Lf ALT AN WILKINB, Twaaurer. BOILDIJO laOT FOR SALK. A LOT 24 fret front on WYUK itmt, and extending beck 102 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the Lot Is a Cellar Wall, built for two amalt House*, rhl* Let b in a deelrable location for a residence; and will be sold low.nnd on hnrnbln term. ™" «««;liSlmSi. inoombrance. Enquire of GKO- F. OILLMORB, At Offloe of Morning Post. Woii Jr.i /*ILOTHiN&.AND FURNIiiHIfO BToBR Maume Hull, Fi/i\ UrteL, .PaainwyA.—ClotMotf m*d« to order, ir good eiyle, >nd at moderate rmtea. euwtf 4 KOjLATIG CAOHOtift—An «orient artlele for Impart* A !<■« • •» >5; *•*“*• ■ fu T n T« l ° R VrNo“° B madtdoo. A »upply rac’d by JO9. rLbMING, ■o9 oornar of the IHamood aod Maraat (.treats. K are now opening upwards of 60 p*. of new and(!► elrable styles of French OhluUes, which wiu t» sold unusually low. A. A. MASON * oO>> .1,911 H 6 Fifth street. DtUJSD BEEF—6 t£4 8. 0- Dried Beef. re.*i»ed tbb day b, lUilruui, «d fo, “Sill 268 Liberty stmt. CiOFFEE— 60 begs prime Rio; i 10 ** Java; In store and tor ml* by ' 10 KINO * MOORHEAD. <> ftnnAH—76 hhdg prime in store nod f>r **le V . t 5 KINO k MO UiHAAD. rfu£AB— Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black I.S"’ la ““ f ° r KINO * MOORHEAD. ■ OBACCO—Grant * Williams’, Webster's Old, and otter I fWvoritß brands, for sale by __ ,niQ KING k MOORUEAD. REFINED SUGARS— Pbwdered. Crushed, Clarified ant “ S ““' “ ,tor, t ° r K t!?9 ? . MOORHEAD. a UBTKIAN EUBKOIDhRIkS —HAGAN A AHUNoJH A Market street, have jiutreorived.perexprem.another aupoly of Austrian Embroideries, vl*: Embroidered tWlars, doi Sleevea, do. Chin aetUa, with a large supply ef Jaronet QoHara, at eery low priewe. kUTNAM’S MAGAZINE, for September (Teatea cut,) at ' RPBBELLBM* Fifth street. •; tv A « 'UMiuuMfl ttu live Oecee Feathers, tor sale by F Jj»l M’CLPRKAN, HEBRON A 00. aIHK AMERICAN OOTTAQB BUILDER—A aeries of De* alffns. Plana, and Spedfleationa, from #*X) to $2O 000, for Homes for the People: by John Bullock, Architect, Honeymoon, and other Oomlealltles from “’Punch,” with original Illustration.: by J. M’Clerrsn. J«ut reeeired NEW BOOKS—Just received, Hard Times, by Charles Dickens, 36 cents. _ Tioonderoffa, or the Black Eagle, by O. P. R. James, 80c. Rom Woodvlile, or the SaflorsDaughter, by Alexander Dumaa, 60 cents. . .. Bertha and Lily, or the Parsonage of Beech Glen, by Mrs. B. Oakes Bmltn, $1,28. _ „ . Our Honeymoon, and other comicalities, from Punch, price $1.25. Beoelved and for sale by am!4 W. A. GILDEN7BNNBY * 00,76 Fourth st. F" &BSH ARRIVAL.—HAGAN * AHL, No. 01 Market a treat, have received a ehoica lot of plain col’d all wool Dilahaitf i do Debegwi, half wool; do dark eol’d Mcrrimabk and Ooehaoo Oalieoes, with an excellent assortment of gray geek flannels. We are elating out our Tissues, Lawus, fortm. and all grades of Summer Goods, at cost ftu26 —MALL WiTAUK HOUSE, with ft Lot of 60 feet trout on Uuion street, Mt Washington, by 338 feet deep to a 00 feet street- Prioe COO; $4OO la hand, balance in three uarlT payments. For gale by ~ 9 i. CXJTHBEBT k SON, I M* 140 Third street. i ►';« »- » ■■. -■ . . •* ’.>'» . ... , 1 i Vvi'?,- ,-/v. - ’ L'ir V K‘ , , •’■ -* >,-* ** v. * -«C' ; 't‘ r *.■•»■ t ‘ • -.' V * ? v-> •. WANTS. TO COAL AIffBEII •;r, - - »* * » ♦ ‘ ’ ■ £* **> ; w ' r *• ■v % i •'...' 1 ‘ i I •*.' - IL..\ iV *■ t • ' * . - CTTTSBURCMB BOARD OP TRAD! ABB ■SB6HAVTS* mZOHABOB. officers. JVssAfcnf-JOHN BHIPTON. JXrtt Tux fnsidaiir- Wk. H. Smith. Second « “ W*. B. Bunts. . Sacrriory— Wm. 8. llayis. IVearwcr Joaa D. Scout. Superintendent— B. T NosthjlM, Jt. Committee on Arbitration for August—Wm. A Bum, T. P n Dato A Psu, Wat. Kav WUaßisshabt, W. B J jtt- UID, ‘ DAUT BXTIKW OP PITTSBUBSH XAXKET. Qmct or tb> Duly Monroe Pom, \ Monday, September 4, ISM. j FLOUR—3O bbls extra from wharf at *9,10: 20 do do at *B 08; 60 do do from depot *9,20. 60 do do *9 15; 80 do do *9 16; 20 do a t. do *9; 21 do from store 76 do do *9.26. BUG AR—lO hhdrt fair S>%. 4 moDtbi. WHISKY—IIO bbls Rectified at 40c. BAOON—4OOO lbs phoatders-aod 2000 be BHee at I\£ and 4 months; 2jOJ fi» Sboalders at 7c, cash; 6000 tbs do 7c, 60 days; 6 00 lb* Hams do; 4 tiercea Sugar Cured Bams 18)4, 4 months. LARD OIL—B bbls No L. at 80c, 4 months. CANDLES -20 bxs Star at 24c, 4 months. CHKB&M—IOO* lbs W. R.atlOc cash. BUTTER—27oO lb- packed at 12U. cash. HAY—I 4 loads at Scale* at_*2o@*4 ton. lirmcnoiw or fixwra.— Mr Colp, the flour Inspector, hu furnished ns with the following list of flour Inspected daring the month of August Baperfine.. fine...; Middlings Oornmeal. Rye kuuti, Nebraska * Know-SoUJagUm, LAND TWBNTY PAR OEMT OHIAPEK THAN CAN BK BOUGHT IN TICK A ROVE TERRITORIES. Real Eetat# Farm tor Sale. THB subscriber in authorUei to sell TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated In Vrraallles trwosbip, Allegheny county. Pennsylvania, lying back of M’Keetport, known as the wbtte-oek Plan, and in right of the prupoaed St«doo on the < daoellsviUe Railroad. Improvements as follow*: a square LOG HOUSE, 30 by 2J feet, two dories high; and square LOG BARN, 0() by S 3 feet, (both new and in good order;) two floe young ORCH ARDS, (best grafted fruK) Just commenced to bear. There is ninety te one hundred acres cleared and in a high »tate of cultivation, and the balance is well set with white-oak timber of the first order. Tbls Land U well oaloulatad fbr a stock Farm, Lein* very level, and the toil of an excellent quality for grasa-growlng, and b-lng well watered with twelve or fourteen never foiling fprings of excellent water. This Land has facilities rarely mat with, being within half a mile of the Youghiogbony and one mile of Monongahala, and alznoet on the line of the Connellsvilie Railroad, and U supposed to contaio an inexbauatlble bed of IRON ORB. This Land woald nut be In the market, only that tke owner i« about to remove to the “Far West.” Terms easy, and trice moderate. For further particulars, inquire of W. J. iKYKOLDS, at Lorens’s GUss Works, or of JAMBS 0. RICHEY, au23 Reel Estate Agent, at tbls office. Valnable Real Relate for Bala. THAT very desirable property situated at tba oor ner of Sixth and Smithfield ►U., oontalnlng THREB dtlM fOPK STORY STORKS AND DWELLINGS, two on Smithfield street, one occupied by Bled I* A Bartberger, Watchmakere and Jewelers, and the other, the corner, oe copied by the owoer u a Confectionary, Liquor Store and Dwelling; and the one on Sixth street, oaccpled by 8. W. Banders, as a Barber Saloon and Dwelling. This property is one of the most eligible situations for a Banking House or Broker’s Office at present offered for sale in the dry. For terms enquire of MICHAEL O’HARA. Title dear and Indisputable. As I am determined to sell it If I can get anything like a fair price, this is to give notice to any person Or persons har ing claim or claims, ebsrge or charges, against me, to pro sent the one to meat the cor< t>r of Sixth aod Smithfield streets, or prefer the other, and they will be satisfied Imnte dUtely. [aulo:iaw2m] MICHAEL O’HARA. Hill’s Almanacs for 185S' JOHN 11. UELIOII, 61 Wood street, Pittsburgh, will publish on the l&th August, ISSI, the well known aeries of Almanacs (for 16561 calculate-! by Sanford C. Hill. Esq , an! for many years published nv Mr. Luke Loomis, of this city, under trie name of *• Loomis' Almanacs.* The series will consist of— HILLS PITTeBURGH ALMANAC, HILL’S* MAGAZINE ALMANAC. HILL'S AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALMANAC. It Is only n»ca*sary to say, that the religious, moral and eful character of Mr. Hill’s Almanacs will be maintained the above series. for 1856. rßf Printers an! others are hereby eautloned against ifrloglog on the copyright of the above Almanacs. Th y will be for sale at all the Bookstores, by the grov r loaeo, and by lU JOHN H. MELLOR. 81 Wnc! street. •VTEW BuuA BY N P WlLU>—Jusi recemd by H. Xv Miner A Co., No. 32 Baitnfleld Street: Famous Per.v>a« ai.d Plaoe: by N. Parker Willis. Daniel Boooeend the Hunters of Kentucky: by W. 11. Bejrart. Fifty Year* In both Hemivpberes, or Rtmiulseencaa of a former Merchant: by Vincent Nolle, late of New Orleans; limn, cloth ; pmv g 1,25. The Y’ontb of Jefferson, or a Chronicle of College Scrapes; 76 c-nts Tlccnderoga, or the Black Ksgle: by G..P. R. James ; 60 fifteen Minutes Around New York : by G. 0. Foster; 25 Ouv Honeymoon, and other Comicalities, from Punch; with illustrations; $1,26 The American Cottage Ruilder : a aeries of Designs, Plans ■nd Bperlflcatlou*, from $2OO to $20,000, for Homes for the People: by John Buliork, Ar. hiteet, ec. History of Cuba: by Malurin M. Ballou; 76cento. Agatha Beaufort, or Family l*ride ; 60cent*. All the new Books of the day supplied by H. MINER A CO, ■ ti 23 No. "i! Smithfield street. ' I 'KKJLBSOOPIC6. -r Current Buljeeu Extemporaneously JL Treated, by William Elder. Famous Persons and Ptaree, by N. P. WUIla. Daniel Boone, an! the Hunters of Kentacky, by W. H. Bogart. Cheanut Wood, liy Lrile Linden. Peterson’* Mag-sms for September. Godey’ii Lady's Book Yankee Notions. Just received and for aale by W. A. GILDENFKNNEY ft CO, wu2S No 78 Fourth street. pKK>ruX * MtKRILL'S Extract* or VenUle, Lemon, £ Roee, P«*irh, Aimoud, Blr*w berry, At*., for flavoring lee Creams, Eltuc llaogv, Puddings, Ac, for m!« bj eoT W. A.. M’CLURG R.'OW NOTHIMI fIUIKT OUI-LAUs. OKAVATS, aud a full assortment of Furnishing Goods, at the ne Trimming store of jr24 FRANK VAN GORDKR. Valuable Property for Solo. TWO LOTS vB GROUND, upon which are arreted four Brick aad two IT nunc BuJidiugs, wblah rant annually for SLuO. tiaid property Is situated In the Sloth Ward of thr rj y rf Pittsburgh, on Penn street, betwoea and Also, tie Factory and Ground known a* tha “ Empl: Works," situated r-o tb» Corner r>r I’euu bad SlorrU •crwel Alv>, 23 acre* of unitnpruTtal land, dluated on tb* Alle gheny ;lrcr. oue milt* ficm East Liberty. Oo a portion ol this land thrre Is the best Saw Mill location inilbgcoanty. Also, a number of lots containing fn m 1 to ll sere* ol sbcilea land, si'ua’.ed oue- mile north-west of East Liberty, ■ndoor mil# east of LnwreuceTiltv Tbs above Darned pieces of property are v«i y desirable, and will be disposed of uq advantageous terms to early pur chaser*. Tor leriae of sale and furtln-t Information apply to Wm. P. R»nm | No. - Wood street, PUUburgh. K. I). TUOMPSON. An*ign*<* for Jas. 8- N<rgl«*y. Scmlnai y for Boy a. fbulh-icest cor. of id/(A and Grant »U , opposite (hurt Haute. TMIE Tall Session of tbb Sch»o> *.iil commence no MON DAY, September 4tb. and Lho duties of lusiruotlon will be resumed by Mews GRIGGS and M'DONaLD. There are ten successive muaths In the Academic year. Tuition 1* $12,50 per quarter. Tbe n a tuber of pupil* is limited, and boys are admittad in the or>l*-r of appitc (thin* which may be made after August JJ'h, at 64 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter dropped in Poet Office. eufrow* Japsnlng. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JAPANINO, In all Ita brunches executed In tbe best style, and at prices to suit tbe time*, at the Old Shop, rear of Jaynes’ Tea Store, FITIII Street, below Wood. The attention of Tinner*, Founders,-?urniture and Glass- ware Manufacturers. la solicited to our new etyle of Inlaid Pearl Papier M.ichlu.in woo-j. glass and iron wares, of every desc.riptl.-m. Samples can be seen and infcrmatlonobtaioed at thu Shop, or at the Warehouse, No. 184 Wo 4 street. J. BARNDOLLAR. 49* Steamboat men can also see a new sty le of Ornamen tal Glass Panels, surpassing any heretofore executed in this city. au9;lm OABKILL HOUSE, CORNER OF MAIN AHD S‘C7H a TS t WARREN, 0 riiflE Proprietor take# pleasure in announcing to the X public that this new and elegant Hotel has been opened as a boose of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy, and adjoining tbe office of tbe Ohio Stage Com pany.it ofTere inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommoda tion of tbe traveling community. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. au!7 _____ M- GASKILL. Mew Jeney Water Melons and Peaobes. • | lit t-übecjfber is lu daily rt-oelpt, by Itallroad, of the 1 finest quality of PEACHES and WATER MELONS, a.n at his Depot, No. 128 Wood street, above Fifth. au9:tf SAMUEL 3TEINRUCK. No HMbng. TWO HUNDRED TQOUcAND DOLLARS worth of stock will not be distributed at ROGERS A CO.'S Star Da guerreotype Gallery, Fifth street, opposite Mason’s, bnt open tbe paymeut of $1 you can procure as good a LISE* NESS as can be procured In this or any other city. Call and give us a trial. au6 Instrnoclona In Mil. WaMELINK would lespeetfuLy inform hU pupils end f ienda that bo will continue hie proleeuon as Instrnetor on the PIANO PORTE aod VOICE. Orders left hi Mr. KLKUBK'S Music Store, or at hU.resi dence, No 187 SECOND Street, will be promptly attended to. *us McMILLAN HOOK, JOHNSTOWN, VENN A. THB nndereigned hkving taken charge of the above named House, and refitted It at a large expense, in a comfortable as well as eleg-mt style, is npw prepared to re oeive guests, end give ample sad*faction to all who may patronise the House. Fau&tfj JAMES DOWNEY. preserving sugars— j White Soft Oruehed at 8 and 9 cents per fit; 'N. 0. Sugar, 2d lbe for $1; for sale by \c2i W A. M’CLURG. HAJU’tit’ri MAUAZINK fur August Just receired and fur tain at PAUL KLEINER’S Literary Depot, Fifth et, opposite the Theatre. Tba Greataat lBT«ntl«n or the Age. pw TO AVOID tuose unpleasant feelings that usually l_m accompany the wearing of a new Hat, the CONFOK* lately imported from Parle, forms the Hat to the exact shape aatt rise of the head. 1 neat fit, and a good Hat may be bad at 7T Wood Btrbet. aprB Architectural todOnumentU Carver. MT. HOGAN, Arcblteeincal and Ornamental Carver, • corner of FOOBXor*fad FERRY streets, Pittsburgh, Pa - >•' *»d> lUEESE—24 boxes prime Obt l sale by Ijv4] Boot* and Shoes. JM’LAUGHLIN, No. «6 fourth street, nearly opposite • the Mayor’* Office, la manufaeturing Gentlemen's flat Boots, low Bboea, ties and buttoned; Oonzress and Button* cd Qliters; Ladies’ Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Linds, Slip pare, and french Lashing Gaiters, of every color and shade; tkncy Kid and Batin Gaiters, of the best material; Misses and CbUdren'sdo, of every variety. N. B —All kind« mAde tor»rd-r,on ehort nolle*, [aalfl KLrihßii oUtiAitß 20 both lA'Veribg »; JIUj Ullcher’S Crusted and Pulverised Sugars, Just yrcelved. Fami lies supplied by retail or the quantity, on the most liberal terms. All goods delivered free of charge by DAILEY A HKNSHAW, mil 263 Liberty street. P KARLS—Ift casks received and fnr sale by aolT HENRY ». COLLINS. /KH) LOAN—on notes secured by city or county I bonds, as collateral security. Enquire of- - ■ aulfl THOMAS WOODS, 76 Fourth It. ■• * -v.-*' 5 . •>v > > • • " MISCELLANEOUS. LABJ> AHD LABD OIL -16 tap Vo. 1 Lad; lObUs do LadOd; SfcalfbUi do; 'Hteairedaßdfot aalaby myH MILLER A RICKKTBQN. i IGR—9O tiaroea prim* Rioa received and for aale bj . Mnm a bicERSON, 01 121 ana Zg Liberty st. Ann OIL—IO bbla Mo. 1 lord OU; i 10 hf do do; for aale by eIT MILLIE A RIQgETSON. AYA OOlMUt—*o pocket! Old Gov. Java Coffee, for sala by [JalT] MILLER A BICERSON. ILABKT WINM—4O eases “8L Julian" Olarec, rmdaed r and for sale by | Jel7] MILLER A BICKRSOM. OLlTffi OIL—IS cases Oliva OIL for aale by Jel7 MILLER A RICKRBON. TAR CANDLES—26 boiaa A'a. 6*B and ffi Star Oandlaa, for «ala by [Jell] MILLER * RIOKETSON. *IFH—m hbla Medina No. 8 Mackerel; 1 10 “ No 1 Pickled Herring; In atova and for tale by I>l7] MILLKE A BIOKBTBQM. CH AMP AON B—4o basket* “172," **174,” Champagne Wine, und««n and for salaby jail - MILLKE A RICKKTBON. jHaß—l6 bbla No. 1, for aale by S my ao BMITH A SINCLAIR. ANTIJ.T.AK A A MASON A 00. have now for ale . more than 100 latest atyles of Manillas. [my22 INBKKO OIL—IO bbla for aale by _ l jeta HENRY HOLMKB. I ME—lOO bbla for sala ny j jelfl HENRY HOLMES. oAL BRATUS—4O bxs Pulverised Saleratns, in quarter, & halves and pound paper*, for eala by >b!9 HENRY HOLMES. .7,964 bbls. 119 “ BUTTER— 16 kega fresh Kurkin Butter, for sale by j«l9 HENRY HOLMES. l.MJo77bbb freak thin day received, and for aale by ” Hi Jel9 HENRY HOLMES. jjLUK LICK WATJBK— ft bbu nwiTPdthU day nfth» DUnond >ad 1 HAD—4O bbls Baltimore Bhad, la nor* tad ft* sale by j#q ENGLISH * RICHARDSON. HITE FIBH-60bbla inspected, for sale by Je6 ENGLISH A hICHARPBON. ACKKRRL—IOO bbU No- 8, tor Bate by . JbO ENGLISH 4 KICHABDBOK. (EARS—4O bbls prime Pec re, tor sale by ielT ENGLISH * KIOHABD3ON. > ICE—IOO tieroes prime Klee, for by , JelT ENGLISH A KB UaDJ—26 bbls Shad; 33 00 hf bbU Shad; In store and tor ml* by JelO ENGLISH * RICHARDSON. SUGAR AND MOLASSES— -60 hbds N. 0. Sugar; 76 bbU do Moiassm; 86 do &. H. Molasses; tor sale by my» M'QLURKaM, HERRON * 00. SHAKES Of EXCHANGE BANK STOCK, tor tale OU by WILLIAM A. nn.i. M 00., Jy37 Banners, Wood street, Pittsburgh. ON G WORTH’S LADLES’ BWJCJCT WlNE—Very whole •one; an excaUaot article lor eaeramaotal purpoeaa; tor tale by D. FICK RISEN, jyla 187 iAberty et. GERMAN, French, Port, Madeira and Amerioan Wlaee, for mle cheap by D. f IOKEIARN, I)HANDLES, Whlaky, ftench Mustard, Havana Segax*, 11 6c, always on bud, at the lowest prices. jy!2 * D. fIOKEISEN. Cl REAP AND PURE CLAKET—An ezoellent article tor j summer use, for sale by jyia t, D. FICKEtSEW. WEBTKKN DKAPTS—Oonstutly for sale at sight, or short data, on Cincinnati, * LouisrUla, Be Louis, New Orleans, Chicago, ■ - Detroit, and Cleveland: at N 0.71 fourth treat. 1 ' A. WILKINS A 00. M'OOIfIELL* WUbJbOCsT BANKERS, AND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notts, Gold and Silver Ooin. Cnrrent and Pu Ponds received on depoML stocks bought and sold on comm lesion. Collections made at any point in the United States. South East comer of Market and fifth streets, my 11 PITTSBURGH, PA. BaUu»Hot, Cold, and Bkswer. IN the fitting and furnishing of which nothing bee been ■pared to render bathing luxurious as wall as heallhftri. Arw open every day, (Sunday's excepted J from 6 o’clock. A M., until 10 P. M.,ct the Buber Shop, Parry Hotel, corner of Hancock street and Duqpesos Way. jgflo JOHN WuODBON, Proprietcw. Haauaetk LighL SUPEKIUtt AnD bPLEnDiD PICTURES an ■J produced at CARGO’S New Gallery, No. 76 Fourth street, by his le-ge and Improved bide and Sky Ltgbu; bv which LUeseeaee of Children an U flMkn In a tow secoads,aad Adults in any weather. lockets—Daguerreotypes copied. Ron an open day and evening. au7 x. qbavt n. asmsoia. -T. j. earn. GraK BAilnfer A Graf, WESTERN FuUNUKi, Nu i 24 Wood street— Hub faeturere of Cooking Stoves, Coal and W od Stoves, Parlor Stores, Hollow Wan, Plain and fancy Grates, Plain aod fancy Penders, gad and Dog Irons, Portable forgee, Soger Kettles, Tea Kettles, Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes, ae. Ac. an!4 HAVING left Wilkins Hall, and moved to the WAVER* LY HOUSE, Diamond alley, whicu 1 have fitted up in tine style, I would respectfully solicit the patronage of my former friends- Oysters, Game, Aa, of the choicest kind, can be had at alt times. The Bar Is well supplied with Liquors of the oast brands. hteamboat Puraltur* and Chairs, a Wh nave on hand and are constantly manufoetu* \il ring STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND Ml CUAIKB, of every description, vis: I I Extension Dining Tables; Do Bar do; Ladles Cabin Chairs, of various atylv; Gents. do do do; State Room do do do; Do Toilet Boxes; TeteaTetes; Sotos; Divans; Centre Tables; Wash Stands; Card do; Water do; Trays, Ae., Ac. H Material and workmanship warranted, and prices satis factory. t. B. Young a oo* Jy3o 38 Bmlthfleld at, opposite City Hotel. ARTHURS, RODGERS & CO, BANKERS AND BROKERS. COUNKD OF FOPBTB AND &MUBFIMLD SIRAXTS, *u;fc6ci Plilibargh) Pa. Drou Hskl»| ukd MlUlßorT. y\ MttA-B. K OARiHI Int.rmiharfrUnAi Qgud others, that abe la prepared to make to order the latest atylae of DRMS3JLS, CLOAK 3, MANULLaS, Ac., ob the ahortoat DGtiee sad oa the most n»- •onabie itsnna. Children's Clothing mad* op with nestasm and despatch. Bonnets altered tad dyed according to directions, aad neatly tad taetefully trimmed. We aim to Sire Redaction. A polio Buildings, Na T 6 FOURTH Street, eeoood story name eotraooe aa to the Crystal Palace Daguerrtan Gal lery. Jj2toUwly KECIIER STOWE AGAIN I—Just teoetred andfbr safe at MIMBR * 00.*8 cheap Book Store, No. S 3 Smith* fiatd stree'.: Sonny Meiaoire of Foreign Lands: by Nn. Harriet Beecher Stowe, anther of Uaele Tom's Cabin; 1 vota, doth, Illustrated, $2. Sir Jasper Carvw; Lever’s new novel; 10 oeats. Fashion aad Famine: by Mn. Ana S. Stephana; $L For sale by H. MINER * 00., JylP No. St Smith field street. SAL SODA—I 6 owka on hand and lor sale by jyaa fueminq bbos. LINSEED OIL—6 bbla received aad for sale by JylT HRNBY H. COLLINS. ■p BVOLVRRS—A good aeaortmeat of all kinds of Bevol* Xi vers, including Colt’s, Allen’*, Maretan'a, Werner’s, and the Hevolvlng Hammer Pistol, j nst reodvad and for sale wholesale or retail, by BOWN A TETLEY, Je24 ISC Wood street. SARDINES— 2 eases Sardines, In whole, half aad quart! boxes, just recdved aad for sale by BAILEY A BEN SHAW, ao9 2jB liberty street SUGAR GOURD HAMS—We have lost reoeived another lot of superior Sugar Oared Hams,esteemed the best la the Cincinnati market. Also, Sugar Cured Dried Beef, on hand and for side by au9 BAILEY A RBffiHAW. riTuBAOOO —3O kegs Six Twist Kentucky Toeaoco, on hand X and for sale by [jj3l] J. A. HUTCHISON A 00. KENTUCKY MUSTARD—Afresh supply of this celebra ted Mustard recdved aad fbr sale by JjSl J. A. HUTCHISON A 00. OFFICE FURNITURE—For sale low, as follows: 1 large Iron Safe; I Double Desk, a sup. article; 1 Letter Case, Ac. [JySl] J. A. HUTCHISON A 00. ZLNU RAINTri, Of «Tt<7 TArlstjr of oolor, hind and for silo bj ij ai ' LAUD— No. 1, in keg*, for sale by aulO HENRY H. POLL IN 8. l^lhli— 100 pD Whits J* and for sale by [i LIMB —100 bbU Louisville Lime, received by . aulO HENRY H. COLLINS. M COORD'S PATENT PaMILY SOAP—2OO bns received by [aulO] HENRY H. OOLUNB. WJ£ hare jmt received gome of the moat deelreble colors f dTEL da Beiges; also, a fov pieces of new and ele gant styles Delaines and Oaahmeree. A. A. MASON A 00., aulO . No. aft fifth stt»«t. O_UNB TO MIRK, by i , DTNAM FOR AUGUST, (leaps* out openjjust receive X at BUSSELLS’, nfth street, jj29 . near corner of Market UNS, - PISTOLS AND RIfLBS, at all prioee, for sale I >u6 BOwN A TETLEY. II'LAb&S, BELTS, POWDER UORNB, SHOT POUCHES, ( Drinklnc Oupa, Ac., for sals by aoS BOWN A TETLEY. LORI SB’ klNi EXTRACTS—B doaaa Lntunt' finest ax* tracts for the handkerchief reoetved by . • TAO BT BUTVfI —UQAR AND MOI-ASSRS-^ 40hbd« N.O. Sugar; 60 bbls u MolaaoM; 40 “ Sugar Honed Molaases; for sale by lySi M’CLPRKAN. HBRRON A 00. ~ACREREL—I6 bbls large No. 3, for aale Oy Jy3l M'OLURKAN, HBRRON A CO. WU. DOUGLAS. EW BOOKS AT BOBSKLI/B.—P*ri«7i Subjects: by Wo. Elder. Fifty Tear* In Both Hemispheres: by Yinoent Nolte. The Youth of Jefferson, or • Chronicle of his College 3C OurHowymoon end other Oomlo&littes, from Punch; D* Lastrnted. jre. just received and fbi SMITH A SINCLAIR. T.ffw of Daniel Boom: by W. H. Bogart. Emt Nat, or Um Thrca Apprratkaa: by A. L. Stinson. Tb« Ootagt Bollder—Home* for the Poop la: y John Bullock. Obeatnut Wood; a tala by liile Under. Fearless Frad, or the IBchwaynaxt’a Bride, fifteen Minutes wound Waw York: by GO. Foeter. Bngllah Envoy at the Court of Nicholas t: by Mias Jolla London Art Journal, lor August. J* w ud *•«*>■>'» , w n fifth ate—l, nor MuUt 1 SOU B^m, Yellow Ab«diw*, Norfelk, Globe, end Delee Hybrid; whnlneele end null el the Seed Store, Rtth etreet-. je» JdKM WARDBOP. WAVERLY HOUSE. JOHN WALKER. J. A. HUTCHISON A 00. Trout, Seimoo, ao., received | HANKY fl. COLLINS. BOWN A TSTLKY, No. l»g Wood at. gross Just reoeived and for .ale bi fLBMING 8808, Boooowot to J Kidd A Os., Nr>. 60 Wood street. • <•-.V..V-. ■v*’. MEDICAL. Msfilslis Wklih !• MaAlelaa! KTER»-EXXEAOTOFfBO«WOBT,OaROCKBO«II An Invaluable Raenedy tor all Serrafulus Diseases, Indlgem tton. Salt Rheum, Bfcfc Headache, Oanker, Nursing Sore Month, General Debility, and as a Pnrifler of the Blood, is unequalled. BICE HEADACHE. Rock Rote Cb:— From early childhood I have been subset to severe periodical attacks of Sick Headache, at times ran* dertng me unfit to attend to ay household dutoe*. for the last two years i have been very weak, and had little or no appetite, but by the nee of your Extract of Rock Rrse, my* general health Is much Improved, my appetite la good, I have no more Headache, and I feel better and stronger than I have for years before. MBS. C. H. WEBcT EB. New Haven, Sept 14th, 1862. CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS. Bee. A. B. L. Myeri: Dear Sir—ln Cutaneous feuptlons, In several instances, I have given your Extract of Rook Bore to children and others, In getting up from the Measles with the happiest success. In several casus of Erysipelas, this Syrup has effected a cure; U may be relied upon ae a certain agent, capable of eradicating the disease from the system, by purifying the blood. I recommend it earnestly tor all Scrofulous Affections, Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Colds, and Pulmonary Diseases In general. Yours t'ttfy, REV. R. R. WARREN. New London, October 7, 1860. RHEUMATISM. Re c. A. B. L. ifytJt: Dear Mr—Having used your Extract of ***** Rose for Rh»nwi«H«m tad General Debility, and found It efficacious In removing the disease, I would cheer fully recommend it as a valuable" medicine for the diseases It promises to cure. New Haven, January 6,1861. SALT RHEUM, OR TETTER. I hereby certify that my mm Edward (a lad of ten years of igej was, last September, attached with Belt Rheum, for four wesks, there was a deep sore os the ride of hi* faoe, extending around the mouth, which discharged freely. We tried several medicines, without obtaining any relief. At last, we tried Myers' Extract of Rock Roes, which has effect ed e sure. The aor* Is completely healed, and Ids general health much Improved. HORACE W. BULL. New Haven, March, 1868. Bold wholemle and retail at Dr. KXYBXR’S Drug Store, No. 140, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley. 4g»Blgn of the Golden Mortar. tuELdaw From he M-ttbwryh D*4 t DOpotcJi Ftb. 10,1868.] OkMt lip«a<w>»»ha«l4ig BraoM--A.il Biosllsnt Article. Parson* who bar* aeqairad * stooping poaitionj by follow ing a sadsmary oocupatton, will axpariaaoa graat raliaf by tha o*a of tha * Washington Bnspaadar Braoa/’.mada and •old by Or. &BYSMB, oornar of Wood rtmt and Virgin •Day. It answer* IJr a braor and stupaadars, the waight of tha pantaloons U so plaoad aa to contloaally tanl to bring tha ahouldars to tbalr natural poaltkin, and axpaaff'.fW chaau Wa purchased one sons time ago, and bar* baan so pleased with iifthat wa nosoiiritad gava It a “pair,” gratia. Woman, hundred* of whoa ara annually injured by the weight of enoimoo* ‘‘skirts," ihoold alao piacora thaaa braoas. Ba particular is proeoring tha kind mentioned, aa ■any of tha Braeaa sold ara hnmbap. Sold wboleaala and ratail at tha Drug Start of 6XO. H. KBYBBB, No. 140, corner of Wood atreot and Virgin allay* 49* hign of tha Qolden Mortar. N. B.—l alao keep arazy variety of Trusses, Supporters Body Braeaa, Pile Props, fiaatk Stockings, Buspanary Bandages, do. aolUdaw A|umj •( Or» nuk’i Ctltbraui flleAi- AT D&.G.H. KIYUB’SPro* Stow, No, 140 eornar Wood street and Virgin alley; Chany Pohaonlc, Pulmona ry Balsam, Pectoral Expectorant, Pulmonary liniment, Departure Syrup, Heart Corrector, Humor and Madidnal OodliTarOfltAntl-Pysptptlc Mixture Cough and Cathartic Pills, Nervine, Vermifuge, female Pills, Pe mate Specific, A&, do, used by him constantly and with unprecedented antgess in the traaunant of Cbids, Ctwghx, Consumption, Asthma, Start Diteatet, Dj te ptpsis, Diseases, Bhnmatian, Female Ompiaatit,Piles, delete. Dr. FUchti ueeefuaßtd Patent Saver Plated Abdominal Sagparlsrt. Dr. Filch?t improved Plated Steel Bpring Shoulder Brace. Dr. Ung Tube. Also, all kinds of Proprietary Medicines, at the lowest pikes, wholesale or retail. jySlaiew LIST 07 OEMUUTE PATEHT KEDICUZS, wfltmnioigAUß FLEHIId BSOTHEKB, PniiwiiM a mi<——e utw tins. Wholesale Druggists and Dealers m Patent Medicines , .. Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh. KEELBR’d AMERICAN OOHPuUND; Jayne’s Alterative: ‘‘ Carminative j “ Hair Dye: “ Expectorant; Sanative Pills: Wis tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry Bryant's Pulmonary n»t—; Hoofltnd'a German Bitters; Holland do Hostetler's Stomach do Mernhlsas' Uterine Oatholioon Storms' Scotch Cough Candy; Price’s . do; ‘Httnt’a do; Howe's do; Osgood's India Obolagogue; : Morse’s Invigorating Cordials § fist’s Goa ArmUcDrops; srrison'a Hatr Dye; Phalon’s do Batchelor’s do McM out's KUsdr of Opium; Bryant’s Bxtract; Dailey's Pain Bxtraet; Brawn*! I—new of Jamaica Ginger; McAllister’s do do: Kidder’s Indslllbls Ink; Payton's do do; Ant hold’s do; Dr. Curtis’ Hygaona; Tsrni l Kathanon: Dart?! UOy^hs; Basin’s do; Tobias’ liniment; Hant’s do; Alien's Nam and Boos Liniment; Mexican Mustang do; FarrePt Arabian do; Gardner's do; BarrsTs Indian do; Carter's Bpaslih Mixture; Baros’s Pils Lotion; Mean Pan; Scarpa's Acoustic OH; srit*. nn- Bnshton,GtarkeAOo-’sOodUrnOO; McAllister's ointment; - Bings' Itch do; Parrel’s do; do; Trask's lfagnstk Ointment; Judkln’s do, Bwalm’s Panacea; Houck's dod Sargant’a Infant Panacea: Pony Darts’ Pain KUlar; Ayer's OhsrijrPectoral; Kier* Petroleum; McLane’s Celebrated Liver Pills Brandreth’s do Wright’s Indian YagetaUePilli Lea’s AnU-bilkras do; flarsarerills Blood do; Km’s do; Swaynes' Extract Sarsaparilla Blood Ills Jayne's Anodyne Cough do; Townsend’s Health do; Jsw Dartd’s Plasters: Shoemaker’s do; Dr. Newman’s do; Bad way’s Beady Behef; Morris* Remedy; Prat Wood's Hair Restorative; Bum son’s ' do; Ball's BaraaperiUa; Townsend’s do; Sand's do; Guysotfs Xxtract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparillstj Wolff’s Schiedam Schnapps; Soap, Clearer’* Honey; “ Highly Seented Brawn Windsor “ Husk; LnHnm's Bpedfle; Me Lane's Bodorlfla Oongh Byrap; Tyler’s Gam Arabic do; Bel ere' do; Swayne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry; Smith’s Tonic eyrap; Barry’s Trieophorous; Norwoods Tincture of Varatmm Yizide; McLane’t Celebrated Vermifuge, Dr. Looock*s Palmonle Waftn; Thompson's Bye Water; Agents for all of Dr. Dr. Needham'S Breast Pompe; Water's Atmospheric Breast Pomps; Gam Baste do do. fehlfrly Dluolatlea off Partnearhip. THB firm of MUbVANY A LBDLIB was dissolved on the first dsy of Jaly last, by limitation, and the death osly of the senior partner, Patrick Molvaay. rr\ Oopnrtmershlp. I HB andersignM hare leased, for a term of years, the Wa GLASS WORKS, Properties, and ell the Stores and eoorehouses, lately occupied by Molrany ALedUa, and will continue the manufacture of flint Glassware in ell Its va rie tee, doing business ander the firm of LKD LIB A CLAM. JAMBS B. LED LIB, JOBKPH J. CLAM. Pittsburgh, Aarast I,lB64—[aofclm r.t- B»thin| Appsratat. W| are manufacturing an unproved BATHING APPA RATUS, to which we would invite the attention of the public, as all are late rested. Instead of making the pomps of tin and nsing leather valves, as heretofore, we are now ™*«»y the pomps of copper and the valvee of brass, being not only a more complete article, but a durable one. We will always endeavor to keep constantly on hand va rious other Baths of the latest style*. J. BABNDOLLAB* Iron City Btors Warehouse, and Tin, Copper and Sheet Iran Manufactory, No. 184 Wcod street. aafr-Hn I HAVI sold my Interest In the business of Long, MlQer A 00, to 8. A. Long, who, with John Phillips, will con ttnne at the old stand, Fo. 100 front street I cordially recommend the new firm to the patnmage of my friend*. Pittsburgh, July 29, lfifti. p. H. MrT.i.wf 8. A. LOBG * CO.. BK‘L AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GAS fITTXBS, invite attention to their stoek of Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants, and otbv fixtures. We fit up houses with Gas and Steam, make Braes Castings of all kinds to order, fur* nidt Bali road Pumps and Tank ffttiugs, and keep Ant*- AUziten Metal constantly on band. jj*l /~ > IHNBBB—BOO boxes extra Cutting Chesss for sale br jytt HBNKY H. OOLUNB. fIR&IIHWAIFS KSZBOSPBCX^—P»rt 38, for July, ot D Bnltbwilft Botxwyoct of Pr»otJc*l Modfcdiw sad Borfwy. Agutba n<mfhrt, or Amity Prttr: by tho tutor of Piqu*, *&, be. _ for ml* •» tho ctooo look *tor» of_^ W. A. GIUDKNTSNHST * CO., Jjjl TO Fourth ittoafc JjUBH— 138 bbU White Itlb; 19 b bit do; MbfbtffTtont; ÜbU* dp; 10 kfWtfPtetawi ;*»_»!• by HTOT H. OOUJNO. jV ♦, • */ * . „< 0 . OLITZIAH9 AH9 FXTTJBVMS RAU.KOAD. ,ia ooMwonoß with tmuau BOLnSI I** IXOBASOM, AND OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAHMOAD, VIA ALLIANCE. _ .. ffIHE shortest, qttfckaa end cheapest iMtotoYokdo,CU 1 ago, La SahLlioek Island, Gelena, St. Look, and th« North-west, VI A' Ct*ETKLASTD. On and after TI9EBDAT, July 11, 1854. Pwarger Tnte will ran daily, (Sunday's excepted) as follows ] VIA WELUSYTLLE. Leave WellrvfJh at 4 30, P. SL, and AlHaae* at C3O, arri ▼tag in Cleveland kt 8 20, P. maktog a dose oonneottga with Midiigmn Oedtral Railroad boats tor Detroit and Chi cago; •learners fan SufiUo tad Niagara falls, and lipaia Tnte far Toledo, Chicago and St Look, Passengers for tie 4 20,P. M .train frost WelkvDle, leave Pittsburgh dallj (Bundaj’» excepted) at 9 00, A. IL, on «f—m«rr Eclipse otf Exchange. Pare to Gtovetaad, S3J)O. 1 VIA ALLIANCE. Leave AlHaaea it 7.20, A. SL, and 12, M., connecting at Hudson with trmiks far Akron, Cuyahoga- falls, and arriving at Cleveiaod at 10, A. SL, and'2.2o, P. M- fare te Utovstahd, S4 T Wr ~ ' 13ta trains ot theOhioandPeona. Rafltoed, leaving Pttts bnrfb at RQO, A- M, 8, A. and 3, P. ML, connect at Alii anee far Cleveland at 7,90. A. M-. 12. and arrive in Cleveland at 10, A:'&, XE9, P.M-, and BJO P. H. ■ Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, fti. Linda and the North west, leaviiur Pittsburgh on tha 8.00 P. H. Train, VIA CLI.YBLAND, make a cloee connection there with the Night Express, by which they arrive In OMeago at 12 00 3L, next day. Time from Pittaborgh to Chicago 21 hoars, passenger* taking this Train, via Cleveland, will reach Cbl oago cue Train in advance of any other mate.' Pnewmrern ticketed to Cleveland, Buffalo, Toledo, Chica go, La Saila, Rock Island, and St. lonia. Time to Chleago, 24 boats—St Look, 49 boon, pas* via WBxamxz. vats na auzaacx. B. KNIGHT. To 43,00 To ClevelancU^-——4*»oo Tolado. ... 6.00 Toledo...— 6^o Detroit— M 0 Detroit—.—. MO Cfetngo——slo,oo*lo,lo Cfalean..—4U^oAll49 Rock 1 stand ......15,60 BockWsnd.—lM* St. Look. .......... 18.60 8t Lovta— 1949 Passenger* axe requested to procure their ticket* at the office of this Company, in Monongsheta House, below the corner. J. DURAND, BuptOlevsUnd. • J. A. CAUGHEY, Agent, Jyll Pittsburgh. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. THE PENNSYLVANIA BAIL ROAD. THROUGH UT PIETKBB HOURS. __ ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY OIH, THREE THROUGH TRAINS. THE MAIL TRAIN wiiT leave every morning (Sundays excepted) et 7 o'clock, stopping at all the regular at*. Hons, and arriving in Philadelphia at 12 cftalocb,. P M. THE FAST TRAIN will leave Pittsburgh dally (except Sunday,} at 1 o'clock, stopping at Graeneburg. letroba, BtalnvUta, Lockport, Johnstown, Wflmora, Gellttaea, Al looaa, A&, arriving in Philadelphia at 4 o'clock, the next morning. THE WTPB«M TRAIN will kare. er«ty evening XT94O rtdoek, stopping only at Itvli'a flisansborgn, LnirobefinrUkle, Johnstown, Iflley**. Gaffttasp, Altoona, eonneettag at 'Harrisburg with thn train far Betti more. and arriving In Philadelphia ox ftlfrww, at IRSP, noon. THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave every after noon (exeapt Sunday) at U 0 o’clock, sunning at all regu lar stations, and running only as hr as BtairsviUe. THE SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN laavM dally (exceptSnnday,) at 11 o’clock, A.kL,stopping at allsta- Hons, end running only aa far as Bctatonw. RETURNING TRIINB arrive In Pittsburgh. First A* ottnmodstfon arrivw at 8 o’clock. A. Ml Express, 1, P. M. Second Aarenmodatten,746,pa.;MaolWP.k. Vast $10,80; Fareto Philadelphia, $8; fare to Balttakore, $B. lure to Bedford Springs, $6,70. BaggageabeckedtoaQstattonaonthePsnnsylvaiiiaßaD* roadTand to Philadelphia and Baltimotu. 6 Famangere puxehastog ticketsln ears, wfflbeCharged cot amra in addition to the station ratas, exoept frnm statkna where the Company have ho Agent. No notes of a lass denomination than firedoDanwOl be received in payment for tickets, except thoee taened by the Banka of Pennsylvania. - EV-NOTICE.—In case of 100, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggagw only, and for an amount not exceeding |lOO. N. B/—The Sxeelstar Omnibus line has been employed to convey passengers and baggage to ead from the DepoMt a charge not to exoeed 16 cents for each pasMngcv, ana 16 cents for each trunk. For tickets, apply to •. J. MESdMXN, Agent, .At the P. B. R. Pasecmger Station, cn liberty at Pittsburgh, July fith, 1864—f>7 OHIO AMD RBHBTLTAHXA EAHAOA9. Haw Arrancmantt ' COMMBNCIK9PBB& U A BY to, 1864, 1864. NCBMEBOBHH 1864- MAH. TRAIN atS AM;dtaeaatAßi ance; takes tea at .•Crestline, and makes a ctoee eofe naction then with a iutfßx press Train, reaching Gtada natl about 12 o’clock at night. I mrnRERa TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh a* 8 o’clock, P. M., after the arrival of the Sapless train from Philadelphia, and reaches Crestline at 11,80 P. M, eonneettag with the Night Express whidt reaches Cincinnati in tha morning. OonDeetknu are made with the Ohio and Indiana, and Bet&ntatae and Indiana railroads for Dayton, Indianapolis and towns in Indiana. - . _ . ~. _ Connections are made with Cleveland. Monroevula. San dusky, Toledo, Detrait and Chicago with Bncrroa, Uppar Sandnaky, forest, and the towns on the Mad River Road. Also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns on the Mansfield road. ' fare to Cincinnati $7; to Indianapolis $8; to Dayton ffiACV; to Toledos 6; to Oolnmbus $8,26; toZaneeville ss49; to Cleveland $4. Through tickets to at reduead RETUREIH6I the EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Creetltae at 146 P M, and reaches Pittsburgh at P M, eonneettag with the fast Express Train throakb in fifteen hours to Philadelphia. matt. TRAIN leaves iOrestliueat 180, A. M~on the ar rival of the Night Express Train from Ctacmnati, and arrives at Pittabuighat 11.40, PM. NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 6PM, and New Brighton at 6 A M, and U 6 P M. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at TAM, and 9 P; R, and arrives at 180 A M, mu!43o, P M. Uy- The Trains do not ran on Sunday, gy Ticket* or further information, apply at thetkket offices of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Ooa&pany, af J. G. CURRY, at the corner office under the Monongahala -House, Pittsburgh, or of « GEORGE PARKIN, Tkket Agent, pMßiylTuUa Aallroad* SUHMIR TABIPF between Pittsburgh. Philadelphia Baltimore; commencing April Ist, 1864. Firat dau Brooms, Cedar end Wooden War*, Feathers, Furniture, second 1 hand, Fan. Pianos, Poultry; Win—, |p basket* or boxes: 75 cents ft 100 The.- r Second CZoo—Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Beer Skins, Cforer and Timothy Seed, Glassware, Bard ware, Bap, wool and Sheep Pelts, ud Eggs: 60c. ft 100 Be. fim Hitii Tiamn and Pork (looet,) Batter, in firkins, or hble; Hides, Leather, &*p, Wlmfcw Glass, and Cot ton, nnoompreeeed: Me. %tlOO Be. jWt* Sfcue—Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or boxee,) Batkf and Halt,Beef and Pork, Candles, Chew, Baidaßd Inrd OIL Hemp. Whiaky, Cotton, (compieassri,) Loaf Tobaoeo t 40c. 100 Be. Floor 80 cents VU. aprl GBOBGB O. FEAKCHOTI. 6. Blaghaa A Oe.’i Traaipertatlaa L&m* fliM ri AND YROM PHILADELPHIA, TUI.miOBI AMD HEW YORK.—Tha Ovon and lfMtl of said line h»ve been for the pest fourteen jeer* nonnested the ** old established Bingham's line. 9 Ibejr -will give their usual prompt attention to tbe forwarding of Produoa, Hew* ehandue, la the ahoneet time ana en as fovocable tenns as any other Line. Only one transhipment between Plltfwrgh, nua* “ d ““T" o*o. MSOHIM * OOL. Panel Basin. liberty sfc» Pittsburgh t BINOHAM, DAVIS A 00- ~ jfo . re Market met, Philadelphia, igvttors. JAMES WILSON, Agent, ISI North sti. Baltimore. U. L. OSTRANDER, Agent, $6 New York. $33,000 Worth of Farm* and Bottling Loti! 100 FARMS AND 500 BUILDING LOTS jrm ti divided among 000 BahtcrQxn on (ktjbenmg qfftm 31st of Atguti 1934* A LARGE NUMBER ARE. ALREADY ENGAGE).— A.' Many of the Lota oear these have ben sold tor from 400 to 600 per cent. advance over tbe price for which these lots are now sold, showing that the pnTrhaarwfll be a good investment. _ bdi subscriber, FOB ONLY $l6, peyahk (a Instalments /of $6 each, will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS, 36 by 100 mat, lying together, or a FARM of from 3to 30 acres. Tzuee lota are beautifully located at LAKELAND, tang Island, where a new church and school house, and a number of private dwelling*, stores, work-shops and fcctoriae, have already been eraetod, several more are vfw. bring boat, amt several hundred will be ejected tbe coming reason. This Is a fine opportunity of owning n daUghtfol country residence near the city, where tbe domestic comforts of a family circle can be fully realised, and where bnlld iagloa and about 600 forma have lately been sold; and •aim are daily made toindividuaU who, alter carsftal of its location and ascertaining the quality of the toll, are Mleedag forms for agricultural pnqinsts, be tng that no land so cheap and calculated to in ereeae so rapidly in value can be had within 60 miles at tbs dty. This land would have been all taken-wp years hash, but baa been an encoded crime for the last oentnry, and oamplftelj locked up for upwards of two hundred year*— since which large sales have been made, end where the .wild deer roamed at lam may now be seen beautiful cottages and cultivated Adds waving with the abundant productions (dour mother earth. . Crt* is one of the beet opportunities now oOned to those of «m»u m«n» who are destitute of a home of their own* to purchase one for a mere trifle; also, a fow forms, con-. tain me each five and ten acres, and upwards, at foon $39 to $36 per sere. . -All persons wishing to avail thecohrivm "of the opportn nlty now offered to proenra a fine form or splendid baUdfag lot near the Empire City, should make immediate sgpttan tlon, as ’ bey are nearly all disposed ot Apply to GBAHLBB WOOD, 309 Broadway, corner of Fulton street, maps and pamphlet* can be had, or eent.-df required by mEgratfo B. M’LADf, Agent, Jyl&tadswla 81 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. SUNDRIES— O 10 bhds Bacon Hame; 36 “ do Shoulder*; - 60 bble new large No. 8 Mackerel; 30 hi bids do do do; teardva SO " medium do do 96-bhls do do do 16 « Lake Trout, in stare; 36 «* Baltimore Herring, in Karst 20 « do Shad, do; 6 « No. 1 extra Lard OH, do ; 36 u do; 60 casks prime Pearls; 100 bbie Haas Pork; 100 u Grease Lard; - . 20 ** Loaf Sugar; 00 hbdaO. Sugar; $3O bbia O. Molasses, oak «n>] evsge 40 boxes W. O. Tobacco; 100 bblt N. C. Borin; 40 seeks Rice; ' . 7 boxes Cream Cheese; y 160 nek, Dried Apple ud fMba; 9000 sounds Bacon Side*. __ iyß ENGLISH A BMHABDeOE Itaaatbeat Furaltars sad Chairs, WB are constantly mgagad In the menu aeture of STBAMBOAg. OABOI and FUBKZTCBB, «f cvety deseriptjon,«nd pay particular attmrtios to tbs maaufoeture of ths bast styles suitable for ths use of Steamboats. Our experience in tbii branch of the bod ness enables us to warrant aatsfoetloOpAS Weil with tbs numnUrade in whkh orders aralHled, as In ths quality at .4 ' \ - ~= . -r» —■ ,r. . ■ ----- y '• JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
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