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Bn Committee of Pnite I *i laere toofler Urn following
npoct u |helr~Aweia of Premiums
BmtriliMeeriattee,*Trotomh, William Oommlnge,*<.
Boot tteootUl nMOi three of each, Thomas Horri*
t*e*B Tertol ** th «* of *“ h > H"* l * *****’
dd, three of each, Thomai Dick
"SlJ* jbpt three win to rariotto, tiro, or each, Jamas
to of <**» :
Boaonl boot lssw eol eetion, Ore of each, W. m l. Wot
<*°mrtbUt large collet *O, fire of each.'Bodcttoce m Am
mon,sS. j ' O ~
Boot hair net* leabdl u toSetcce A Ammpn, |S.
Itoood fcolf pock Isat die, Gregory Peursr, *1,50.
Boot thm bumbo* Io ibdle,’ Bodtstoce A Ammon, (L
Boot holr podt OoUwl o, GrogoiT Ibomr, $3.
8eoood]“ “_■ 0. L..Go*bring, $1,50.
Boot tbfee bumfauo, Gregory Foerei; it.
Boot ooßootton grown under giooo, QoOTgj ITHntBo, geo
dnitr to'Oi V- Bpugi tS< /
Second besbocllsction ftnwn under glees, J.B. Updike, |B.
■ 1 :
Best three watermdoi 3, George kTHattfo, getdener to 0.
F.Bp«g,|S.
\ [ Citnmx.
Beet itx green fleshed Wn. Cummings, $3.
I Oranges.
Beet sirjripe oranges, Eleoige M’Hattie, gardener to C. F.
i' Pears.
Beet collection of vui ties, fire each, James McCully, $B.
2d do doTdo do, John Murdock, Jr., $5; 3d do do do do,
BockrtoculA Ammon, $5 4. '
B«*t Mx! varieties, six Cummings.
Best three varieties, t ireeeaeh, K.McKnlght,s2; 2d do
dododo, Wm. Cummin j*,sl.
Beet oodectton ofrari iges, dx etch, James McCully, $8;
2d do do do do, W. M. Dfciaen. |5; Sd do do do do, Bxk
stock undj Ammou, (3.\' !
: Plums.
Bast of chol se variety, James McCully, S 3; 2d
do do dodo, HoghMcCarty, gardener to D. Holmes, $l.
“Bast eofieetkm of varieties, six each, B.L. Baker,
1 {j Quincex.
Best twelve trait, A. W. Marks, $2; 2d do do do, James
McCully, |l. ■
1 I Wine.
Belt two bottles Catawba, R.L. Baker, $3. a
Beft getieral eollectkm. JamM MoCnllj, SiKer Cop; 2d
do do do.Bookstoce k Ammon, 18; 3d do dodo, John Mur*
dock, Jr., " Horticalta4st,” with colored plates for 186 ft.
The Committee wimlf call the attention of the Sodety to
several vxristiea of foreign grapes exhibited, thought not io
competition, by WfllUnf Holmes, Esq., grown la the open
air. They so nearly approach grapes cultivated under
gluts, that they areniti diffleu-ty distinguished, aqd form
a strlkicAinstanee of vthat careful culture can effect.
Having) thus, to the bast of their ability, performed their
rather and thankless task, your Committee beg
leave to express their] regret that competitors bare felt
themselves at liberty .tofneglect the liberal terms of the com
petition Vhteh your Committee ere bound to follow. The
conseqaei ce of this is. mat articles are excluded from pri
see whiehfotherwlse thqy are foirly entitled to—the exhibi
tor* comp ain they an unfairly treated, and the Committee
are expend to censure they do not deserve.
‘ : -j • R. L. Baxia,-)
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| J. Kxox. j
The Ow imittee on Vegetables beg leave to offer the foi- -
lowing report; *a thdr award of premiums:
: ‘ ; j Vegetables.
Best peek Lima Beanf, 6. Howitt, $2; second do do do do,
I David Bdmes.'tl. j
1 Beet BiOod Turnip Beets, 'WQUam OOmminge, $2; second
do do do do, Bavid llofmes, $l.
Best loig Blood Beets. David Holmes, $2; second do do
do do, George McHattieJ $l.
Best rifcumbers, Wip| Commiopi, $2.
w hjt« solid Celery, Jebn T. Logan, $3; second do do
_ Jdo do, George McHattiei $1,50.
-- ,-u-rn snrefielii di Best three heads CeWAge, John Cummings, $2; seoood do
- 4 do dodo, G-'Howitt, slij
B -!*»j *»*?■ Best sir red Carrou, John Cummings, $2; second do do do
do. W. a iDunn, *l. _
V?, j' 7 J :T*Y■ Best idxi whiteOarrotelD. Holmes, $2; second do do do
V£« t s S °B«tt!*/ieSreTaM«Coni,G.Howitt,s2; seconddodo
v ! iodo, G-McHattie, »I.]
a 1 J * BMt peek ailveraktanM Onions, James Lament, $2; sec-
md do do do do, B. GrlMson, $l.
1 r - Best yellow Ontone, Jfcmea M’Kaln, |2; second do do do,
Lu J John Cummings, $l. 4
Best twentr-foor podsjOkre, 0. Howjtt, $2; second do do
> - V *» l ri f io do OeorteMcHstti«,3l.
Best sUbunchesPareWy, George MoHatUe,B2; socond
to do do do. D. HoJm«slsl.
i v-;:iTrv, Best three Pumpkins, jW. C.-Dunn, $2; second*dovdo do
Jy*lK' i. •'■•■.k“j * • •:> '-s *Beet tmibre Parsnips, tF. C. Dunn, $2; second do do do,
VWS?« * i 3 John Cufomiop, H- f
i H 1 “ 4 Besttwelvrreppers,D. Holmes,(2; second dodo do,G.
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.v.t. gi Best N«hsanoeks, : John Cummings, $2 ; 2i do do, Wn.
4' If ' 6 ’ n“wp«di biw PoUtoe., 0. now.tt, B. IL, *2.
f. r pp.s-.f.
- ■ Best Salsify, Wm. Ouasmlnga, $2.2d best do David Holmes,.
, fl B.rtBqqolto, W). *3; Sdbe.tdoWm.fr'
Best Sguasbea, winter, W. C. Dtmn,s3; 2d beet do ffm
t r { _ Be*t Wn. C. Dunn, $2; 2d best do Wn. Cum
w 4McKnight, $3; 21 best do Wm. G
1 " Dow«t,,ll
: rr cun; &1 beet do Darid fiolmM, $8; «d ben do Wm. C.
--• - The Committee deedre to commend, as worthy of exten
‘ ve culture, the California Oats, with stalks 16 Inches long.
e>s¥?nPs5 p Vxt'*^firS> t u^|£*? '-\v nt by Jas. Graeey, late of Pittsburgh, exhibkadby John
'SSfe* lcommUto.
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f-e-' - m ' Commltto on:Pl*uto *ud Flower, .wud th. fallow
J *\*iA'LAr - !g Prwufum.: V
y\f ► <For lh beat six TVktiMlu flower*. Geo. M’Hattie,s3;
*?*•*»v. Z*Z£it&* Jas.GeorgeTsl,so; t .
l ifc,' -■ 'T'I Forth, test collwrito^ 1 s2; =d do
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:. sptamm puau.
-it «*» r&T g^; V v-’ ?or the 1 best twelre 1 arieti-s in Sowers, Geo. HUatUe,
„ : 2d do: do do Jas. Lamont, $3.
ti ?ot the bn*t six rarietko in flShrer*, Geo. M’Hatiie, $3:
vTSrSSsSMdfeiftefSiw’VJs? 1 r dododoJutirKmu *1.60. ,
’-^.yTilV^SlviLn?a, Vf.fy*?■:«+: g»?^ T --'. • \'■ ** phioru.
l-.: 1 t T. r ~ *4 nfor tbeibest six cut virietiea. Geo. M’Hattie,B2: do dls
-1 ■ '-Mr in pqts, Jas. U’Ksin, |4; 2d do do do Jas. George, $2.
»slertWPW?usi^Jta*Ls , £f ■* .vf- f. ■*. *»■.«♦*.».■ & , Salvias.
3/ftf* \ .Kf; ’ortbeibest specimen in flowers, Geo. MTlaltie, |3; 2d
•&> '*r ’-rf d “ J “ .
or theberttwalTe varieties in pots of flowers, Jas. La
%*; V nt, *3 i 2J do do do C eo. Mktatde. |1.60.
-rf-n-ii. or the ibest six variat ea. in pots, of flowers, Jaa. George,
M doidodo Jas. H’lain. *l.
JWafeitfCwfr.t orthWbeat collection, Oeo. M’HmtUe, $8 ; 2d dododo
j- lumont, $6; 3d do lo do Ja*. M’Raln, $4.
I** 'if '• L*- wl - V 'The Committee lake \ lessor© in saying that Geo. M’Haf
(Gardener for C- 1. awng.) Jaa. Lamont, (Gardener for
, L Bhoenberger.) James George, (Gardener of Mount
fh Vs v 'f on Cemetery,) deaerVe the greatest prai«e for ihecsro
an cf the plants exhibited on this occasion. ConMdcr-
t=*!v the hot season, and long continued drought, the rariety
-■b-*m4ry ~ ‘rtr.m/ :!■*■>>**.<*:** - »rtainlv much greater than we had reason to expect.
' 11. L. RTNOWALT,
13 ! R. J. KENNEDY,
i JAS.R»'D-
M ?.T»" dftv he Committee on Designs and Boqoets awarded the fol
rngPremmrns: j
1 3 MIPS Margaret Mnrdock for the best decorated Design,
Xi, lr K uuedffor ,h. tot ETerpMu Wtotb,
ii.Jftr?*■*ta*j£^'V.i*v- Lamont do do Basket with Flowers, $3.
l Ti‘ y.r BUen Murdoch for the bert Dish do $3.
4 i Lamont for the test pair round hands Boquets,t3.
•afJ f 'ttfmP#iJ &-S ’•>»■ Mfcain for the hUt flat hand Boqnet, $2; do 2d do
: dd forfbe bert table do $3 do do bridal do $2.
BlMordoch 2d b&t bridal Boquet,sl.
Margaret Murdock merits the greatest praise ftr the
Sir»j*st SJ-srf«»?« iful Evergreen Gothic Monument, al«o,the Bveiwreen
•%d^rss«. »l D**®. taltoi*g.,uir ouw, both of whlelT .to
mess, and ornamented wlib flowers.
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CotjuTT Aqricultueal Socnrrr
meeting of the Board of Managers was hsld on Yfed
n September 13, at the Fair Grounds
meeting havfug besn daly organised, the following
answered to their names :-Mes«w. Martin, Way,
Young, Eeliy, Snodgrass, McKnight, Hall, Mur-
Jv-iMcKelvy, A.Bpeer, (city,) Guy, Ingram, Speer,
B»i, Shlrasjand Boyd.
Committees on on Horses, oh Medals, on
*f ing«m"ots, on Railroad Fares, and on Ploughing, save
?* reported projreßsj which were accepted.
That the Chairman be instructed to appoint
of ihia Board to the superintendence of the vac*i
£*«£* W?igßdepsrttnenta of stock, articles, implements, he.
by Mr. Murdoch, so that each appointed mem•
to supply his own assistant
«&a*MV3£She Board then inspected the progress of the election* oa
KPs . tba Clulrmun appoint. oommltto. 'bar-1
*«w s.fc to b«locl : Doorkeapara and f’lurk,. aa jua;r b.
S--1^md ■ Wberuitt lb, Chair appointed B. H’Knigbt, and
VjS? (city)
'!*%» motion,
-T'- That (lck«U of memtoihlp be l«t with the
-.i’ -4,*. *j peraona for sale,tli: J. Wardrop, Seed Store, Bfth
ill. Shankllnd, Seed Store, *ood etreet, PUto
*5 i In'AUesbenylclty—U. P Sebwartr, Dreßgiit.Ped
-2«i sJ-S'jAfattot, and J. T. Sample, Erogglst, Diamond. , :
« motion of It. M’Kntght,
r* That the thanks of the Board are tendered to
V* «-VW*.*.3 ?VS. D. Ritchie, for a package of Wheat from the Patent
Aw intended for distribution among the_*gricaUnrifts
f «hecounty. 1 " ' , ~~‘r
~•3. &+fi mbtion, Aadneff, To adjourn, and meet jii the Fair
CM. bgnd. on tbelut Wedneadv of SopUmtwr.
! l J.'YODNO, Ja., Chairman.
r.-f .it "«*!>. : H * HomcritfWAt Exaismoa at the City
J>f),waaro,lad to too, baa boon crowded almoet eonUnu-
I elnoo It waa opened. Lent night, the weather present.
tt'/.V eS - 1 but . notwllhatandlng, a fair
lento was prettUt The exhibition of flowers, fruit,
~£t r-3. " 1 ibborf, Ac. U sorprieing, considering the dlßcnltjcnl
V 'St6?'T? vv f w a r' ' *N S r )%* tom muat hare to pmarre them ibronghth. long and
toSJT 4 ’ ‘-w&p * *~* ■V'VCA*, t, 'i lX' 1 e Ibla drouth. Among the moat notkaabla artldea, we
' , 3f?£' <v\ r*i, ,tow rredadneipeelmenof the Victoria KegUUly.aihlb
« *V»h»V Ef Sparfc. | Thia plant la a native of South Amer
.rfsCs*3n•,, thetormLJ.ealdtoeom.slmeo r~eh th. wonderful
wW* fed dlamoto. We biUee. there U on. In Bng
. Ihfr hu readied that dlmmtoon. A ,Uck of Oalllbr
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1,, .Cboldla.— IkJfalajjdardlaeu^eftarkai
almect entirely dlaappeared/com eu neighborhood, has
again broken out, end e namber of deaths reported. In
numerable remora were current yesterday, of the violent
manner to which the epidemic wu raging in different
parts of the dty, but after -the most careful examination,
we found they ware mainly destitute of troth, and exage
rated immensely. Thedeaths which occurred were confined
to no particular locality, bat ware Scattered over the whole
town indiscriminately.
The following is a list of the deaths so for as we could
ascertain with certainty—those based on rumor we took
no account of:
Mr. Charts* CMsaUey, Sergeant of the Shield Guards,
was attacked by the disease on Wednesday night, and died
early yesterday morning. Be resided on Liberty street’
near Seventh. His body was escorted to the grave, in the
afternoon, by the Guitds.
Thomas Seanor, an Irishman, supposed to have been
employed on ths Steubenville Railroad, was picked up in
the streets, on Wednesday night, and taken to the Tombs,
where he died yesterday morning at half past five.
Alexander M’Laugblin, one of the City Watch, took rick
in the evening Of Wednesday, and died, next morning at
tea o’clock. He resided in Cedi’s alley, near Liberty street.
A woman named Pitchier, reriding'on Decatur street,
was attacked on Wednesday afternoon, at fonr, and" died
the same night at ten. ,
A young man, named Samuel Phillips, who resided at
Mrs. Ervin's Boarding House, on Fourth street, died early
yesterday morning, after an illness of only e few hoars.
Patrick dart, a prisoner confined in the oounty jail, we*
seUed with the disease on Wednesday-night, and En order
from the Court granted for hie removal to a HcwpiUt, but
before reaching the-placc he died.
P. M. Barack, another prisoner, was also removed from
thfr'rame institution, and conveyed to the Mercy Hospital.
Thomas Milligan, redding on the corner of Penn and
Locust street*, died yesterday morning, between nine and
ten o'clock* über being rick a few boars:
John Giant, an Iron maker, living on Pine street, Fifth
Ward, died about the same time.
A German, whose name could not be ascertained, in the
employ cf Ur. Oby, Livery Stable keeper, Liberty street,
was attacked yesterday morning, shortly before dinner,
end died ei the Tavern of Mrs. Zimmerman, on Penn street,-
near the Canal, at past two in the afternoon.
, A German Tailor, end a small child, residing at Buhlet'n
lager Beer Hall, near the comer of Penn and Walnut
streets, died yesterday .morning-
A laborer, named Smith, employed In the erection of a
new building on Congress street, took riek yesterday morn
ing while at work, and died at hi* residence a few hours
afterwards.
A shoemaker, named Robert Byers, working for Ur
Warrington, on Fourth street, died in- thn-aftemoon about
three o’clock.
Theodore Easly, a young lad, aged nine years, residing
'with bis parents, on Wylie street, died in the afternoon.
A young msn named Slade, about 22 year* of age, dW
about eight o'clock in the evening, at the residence of bis
father, comer Liberty and Fourth streets.
Mrs. Dunn, in Diamond alley, between Emitbfield end
Wood, attacked in the morning—died about nine o’clock
last night.
Mr. Jacobs, residing on Uarbury street,between Liberty
end Penn, took rick at 10 o'clock, and died about dark.
Mr Isaac Trovillo,brother of Wm. Trovilla. Undertaker,
attended the fdqeral of several in the afternoon who died
from Cholera, and had just returned to town, when he was
attacked by thi,disease. He was conveyed to his father’s
residence in Pitt township, where he died about four
o’clock in the evening.
Handsohb Compliment:— A beautiful and
mascive Silver Tea Service, designed to be presented to
feeorge W. Glass, Esq;, the genttananly mastewnachinbt
of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, may be eeen in the
window of-JI. Richardson, Market street. Mr. Glass has
won for himself the esteem end confidence of those having
business intercourse with him since the opening of the
road, end the employees have taken this method of testify
ing to him, in e substantial manner, the high regard they
entertain for him as a. man and an employer. The compli
ment is well deserved; end if gives expression to a Merrily
sentiment, alike creditable to Mr. Glasa, end the employee*.
Heavy Bobbery.— A man named John M’ln
tyr* was committed to jaQ yesterday, by Esquire Beuaemsn.
of South Pittsburgh, charged with the robbery of three
hundred and.ten dollar* from William Sands, on tbe night
ofthe 12th Inst
Blackberry Brandy. —ln these Cholera times
we cannot do the public a greater favor than call their at
tention to the advertisement under this bead. It is war
ranted pure, and is said to be a certain preventive of Cholera.
Assault and Battery. — Alexander Maroney
was fined, five dollars, yesterday, by Mayor Vola, for ktock
ingdown and abusing Antonio Lambert.
Threats.— Alderman Dobbs, yesterday, com
mitted Thomas Iligeb to jail, for threatening to.set fire to
the stable of Thomas Grogban. «.
RAILROAD.
Ohio and Penasylvenie Haiiroatl,
VIA ALLIANCE.
THE ebarteet, qafcfceet and cheapest route to Toledo, Chi
cago, Rock Island, Galena, and &L Louis, is VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route Li one hundted miles shorter end about eight
boors quicker to Chisago, than the circuitous one VIA IN
DIANAPOLIS.
Three Daily Traios’betwean Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Four Daily Trains between Cleveland and Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six board, Chicago twenty-two hoars
and St. Louis thirty-seven hours.
TIA ALLIANCE.
Trains fox Cleveland leave Alliance at ? SO, A. M., 12.00,
U., and C SO P. M , oohuvetlng al Hudson with Trains fur
Cuyahoga Falls and !Akroo, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.00, A. M-, X2O, I*. M.,and B*o, P.M.
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad, leave Plttr
burgh at 3.00. A. M., 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. M.; arrive In
Cleveland at 10 00, A. M., IL2Q, P. M., mod 8.20, P. M ; con
necting there with through Trains fcr Toiedo, Chicago, Rock
Island and St. Louis.’
Passengers fr.r Toledo, Chicago, EL Loots and the North
west, leaving Pittsburgh on either of the morning or af>r
noon Trains. l-y going VIA CLKVKLAKD. will arrive in
Chisago one Train In advance of those who go Tia Mem-
Celd or any other route. Time gained by going via Cleve
land, eight boors.
Passengers going tn 8L Louis or aoy other point vert
of Chicago, will make the closest connections and quickest
time by taking the 8.00. A. IT., Train from Pittsburgh.
Passenger* by this Train (via Cleveland) reach BL Louis on
the evening of the following day.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 6.00 and 8.30, A. M., 2.30 nnd
8220. P. M ; arrive in Chicago at 8.46 and 11.00, P. M., f»A»,
A- M. and 12-00 M-
Trmins leave for Rock Island and El. f.ouUi as follows :
Leave Chicago at 8 20, A. M.and 0.30, P. M.
Passengers for BL Louis go over Hock Island Railroad to
Joikt,aon thenceoTer the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
to AUoa, and thenoe by Steamboat (23 miles; to Bt. Loul*.
Passengers by the S.2U, A. M., Train arrive In Bt. Louis at
11220 same evening, and by the 0.30, P. M., Train at nooa
next day.
Baggage cheeked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago ana Pi. Louis.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
IsfCLsss., Ist cuss. 2s:- class.
To Alliance (2 DO To Chicago..—.. 411 60 v M
Cleveland. 4 00 La 5a11e...—.. 14 50 12 W
Toledo C 00 ltock Inland- 10 50 la W
Detroit!——!!!! 800 j 8L Louis...." 19 M 16 60
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets a’, the
office of the Company, lo Mouongabela Uouee, third door
below the corner. J. 'DURAND, Bup’t Cleveland.
THE CH EST.
818 ASTLET COOPBB, BAST., H. D ,
/|>HX eminent ttedlcel PincUUoner, h», left » T.luaUe
I legacy to the World In hi* great preventative «f CON- 1
SUMPTION, and unfailing cure for PULMONARY DIB
MASKS, without Ouuteof Medicine.
Blr A- C., Bart. invented and advised the qm of the
MEDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR,
to ail permna of all age* and conditions, a* a certain and a
safe shield against those fearful diseases, Consumption.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and other aff'Ctions of
I the Lungs, which arise from the exposed plate of the chest.
I according to fathion, and the continual changes of our ell
“ The Protector** Is simply a chemically prepared fur,
lined with bilk and padded, which, sufpended from the neck,
coven the chest, in so agreeable a manner that, once worn,
it becomes a i uecudy and a cmfort.
“ The Protector." although but recently Introduced into
America, is making rapid progress through the United
States, the Canadas, Bonth America, and the West Indies.
It has for a long time been a staple article in England and
on the continent of Europe, while it has grown in many
countries to the position of an article of drew.
To demonstrate these IkcU enquire of any English resi
dent in your vicinity of his knowledge of the beneficial ef
fects of wearing the Protector, without recount to doctoring
of any kind. The cost of wearing these articles is a mere
trifle, and one will last for some years. No one who val
ues the health of himself or his family will be without
them. The Hospitals in this country are not alone in
recommending them, but rapidly introducing them, liar
conrt, Bradley 4 On., of London, and Manchester, Eng
land, were originally entrusted with the manufacture of
theProteetors, by the lamented Dr. Cooper, and continue
.to manufacture according to bU original instructions, and
'therefore recommend Itbose who would a ear “ Tho Pro
tectors,” to see to theifr’ being genuine.
Rmml*rthiiU\a\tUiplt ari*de, and no Poicni Medi
cine , I
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Qeot’fl 8i» - I • - - ••s‘ss
Ladies’do. f ;• * - • * 1 ™ “ <,
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7 - | i lIAItOOURT, BRADLEY *OO.
88 Aon street and 103 Naeeau street, New York, U. 8*
Principal Warehouse* 102 Wood street, Cbeapside,
Manufactory, 44 Market street, Manchester, England.
•H. B. A 00. are establishing Depots for tbs sale of The
Protector'l in .all parts of America. Physicians, Surgeon*.
Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods Merchants, Hatters and
Milliners, also G inti emeu's Furnishing Store Keepers are
entrusted with the\ wholesale and retail distribution of
them, and to whom jnast llberi terms are offered for tbeer
enterprise, and a sp^&did-opportunity opens to them for
safe and profitable b«wiuess. For terms, apply to
HAECODRT, BRADLEY k CO,
»epfcd*w3m 88 Ann street, New York.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, on the Ohio
rlTer, sdjnt»t«g the Haase of Refuge, on tbe Plonk
Botd at Woods' Bun. Hero Is six acres covered vith a
_Lano amount of Grafted Krafts, Evergreens, Grapes, Ber
ries and Garden wilh * superior Dwelling, B«nis
and Out-Houses, all Intended to make a comfortable borne.
«ISK Jnquto.'f BOBKRT DAVU, &q,.n tb<
premises, or of ' : THOMAH WOODS,
eeplfclm : 76 Fourth street
Slectat Dr««» e«o<u.
AA. MASON *OO. are w>w **2**** c ““
. of rich. Dmm Good*, *U with great care at
the reoem package sales in hew York, at lesa thau
coet of impot tattoo, oompriaiog, ' lcll _^}* ck ®8 d Silk* ; do
plaid and atr ipedSilks; do Brocade Silka; do Amure; do
Qro de Rhine-; colored plaid and striped Silks; do Pole oe
Bole; doGUte; do Brocade; French Meripoes,
vino Plaids; Jtaored Caahmeyea and Delaines; floe French
Qj rig T.«tw« an a Chlntiee. ” pta
RttSTOX MKaaiLL’B Extract* of V&nill*, l*mon,
Bom.P Mdii'AttßOßd, Birawberr/, Ac., tor flcToxing
togW. pwoiUnfl.,Paddinga,^YaPcZulW.
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MIME
The nper.—On lost evwriag, Mum was scant 12 inefacJ
water In the channel, by the meto* mirk.
Tht keel-boat JZufjy Am leaves this morning for Wheel*
log, In charge of Capt. D. Haney.
Thert was a heevy thunder and lightning storm, with
rein, last evening, and should we have a continuation of
the acme kind, our river-men will be preparing for the
tall trade, with bright prospects ahead.
TAe steamers Jean Zoxoar and Exchange are the packets
running to Brownsville—-tbeSeefconpe in the morning, and
the Latear in the evening—from Dam No. 1.
Pittitrargli aai Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Loali.
mq. Tins Lux is oomposod or serren , mr* ».
class powerful eteamen, une* LJtfj&jff
for speed, splendor,
and comfort, End is the obit thbooqb dailt lux or Smx
Paoxbts on the Ohio rirer. It connects with the U. A Mxil
line of Steamers from Cincinnati to-Looisrille and Saint
Louis, by whkh-paaseogers and freight are ticketed and re
ceipted through dady. Two now Bteemers bare been added
to the Line, which now consists of the following boats:
Days of Departure
Boats. Captains. /row Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATIC. M. W. BsLTznoom.. M Bunday.
MESSENGER, No. B, DAVIS- .Monday.
ALLEGHENY .Gto. M’Laib —Tuesday.
CBYBTAL PALACE Wm.J. KoUSTX_ .Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. Quack. .Thursday.
PITTSBURGH— -H. Cautbrj.. Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA- .Jno.Kliwxjxi.txb Saturday.
Leare daily at 10 o'clock, A. SL, precisely.
No freight received after nine o’clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN D. LIVINGSTON,!
JOHN FLACK, / Agents,
Monongahela House Buildings.
l.declD)
. Port Stanley , a.
and Port Burwell.
TILK PINS low pressure steamer TELEGRAPIL Captain
R. Riaaow, will make two trips a week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Harwell, as follows:
Lee Ten Cleveland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY KTENIcNU, at"}4 o'clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at 7 W o’clock.
The Telegraph connects at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the lake Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also connects at Port Stanley with the Ixmdon
Line of Stages, which connects with Hie Qraal Western
Ball mad.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to 800Y1LL A
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; S. f. HOLOOJIB, Port Stanley ,
or A. M’BRIDE. Port OurwelL mar27:tnov
Auotloa—Dally Bales.
AT lb* Commercial Sale# Booms, corner of Wood and
Fifth street*, at 10 o'clock, A. M-e general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Wy Goode, Clothing, Boots
and Bhoes, Hats, Caps, Ac,
_ AT a O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Groosrles.Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Brand Hand Household and Kitchen Far*
niture, Ac.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M., >.
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musics) Instrument*,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
BUrer.watches, Ac. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. (ja3laf
Books at auction.—on Saturday evening,
September 16th, at 7*4 , o'clock, will be mid, at the
Commercial Sale* Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth MS.,
a choice collection of standard and popular works in Fog
lish Literature and Science. The tale will comprise the
following authors, among a large variety of Miscellaneous
Books: Homs’s and Maeaulej's England; Malte Brum’s
Universal Geography; Cslmet'a Sacred History; Manaal
of Classical Literature; Edgar's Variations of Popery; fall
library editions of the pieties! Works of Moore, Byron,
Scott, Shakspear*, Ben Johnson, Ac; Dick’s Theological
an<t philosophical Works; Plutarch’s Lima; ItnUio's An
eient History; M’Kinnry's Juslioe and Legal Guide; liuh
wer's Novels; Tupper's Prise and Poetry; Nicholson’s
Mechanics, Ac., Ac.
M>pls P. M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
HuUefctiOLD AND nITCiIEN FL’KNJTUIU AT AUC
TION—On TUESDAY MORNING, 19th inst, at 10
o’clock, at the residence of J. W. Karr, Eeq, No. 183 Sec
ond street, above Orabt, will tw sold, as he Is declining
housekeeping, bis Uousaholdand Kitchen Furniture, which
has been io use but a abort time; comprising, marble top
pier table#; Urge gill frame mirrors; ingrain and «mr
carpets; walnut, dialog aud breakfast tables; venltlauand
transparent window ltlinds; dreeing bureau; war-ln-Oc;
high,- iew and French bedsteads; rotten and hut-k mat
trasses wash stands; work tables; fender* and Ore irons;
stair rods; Boor oil cloth; glass and queensware; IOmpWU
sett# cf kitchen furniture, e-.<oking utensils, Ac. Also, su
pedor, refrigerator, bath tub, sett of hydrant hoae, Ac.
soplf P. M. DAVIS, Auclica-OT.
OTOUKS AT AUCTION—On THURSDAY EVENING,
o 14tb lost-, at o’clock, at lha Exchange,
Fourth s’.reet, will be add:
20 shares Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh Stock.
00 do Bank of Pittsburgh
10 do Manchester Baviog Bank
11 do Plus’s Ctn. and Louis. Tel#. Co. “
14 do kionongahela Navigation Co. M
34 do Ohio anfl l’enna. Railroad 00. **
19 do Life, Firs and Marik** !>•#. Co
10 do Citu«na'lnsurance Comtaov **
aeppi P. M J>A Vis. Aiirft.-mer.
T AKGfc tfIVOIV or But 0-«iir nvli .1 oL.wi.l
I j STORK AT AUCTION.—Ou T-IIUKoDAY MORNING.
September 14th, at 10 e’eke*. at the G-montial Be!**
Rooms, comer <if Wood and Fifth •trreta, will In »M it
extensive assortment of bt«j 1" and Fancy Dry Good*,
among whk h are superllne Cloths, Caseimere*, hstinrtts.
Jeans, blew-hed and brown Mu-iic», Irish Linens,l>elaines.
Coburg Cloths Alpacas, Uruu-y*, Flannels, Ginghams,
Prints, Chlnts, Shawls, lldkh, Patent Thread, Boltin*.
Glgt«w, Hosier), C rat at*. Ac. Also, a quantity of
hhoes, Hats. Caps, Bonnet*, flu- Freurh style rliirt-, with a
variety of fashionable K»-ady Made Clothing.
#epll I*. M. D. 1.510, Auctioneer.
Lakh warrant* wantkd—sl:9oo.—i wish a>rur
chain* l*nd W arrant* to the amount of Five Thoa*a*d
Act**, in IG*», «JJ or 40 acm Warrant*; fur which will h*
paW SK9 in gold, for 100 *-r*s, ami in proportt.-u tor 90
and 40 acres. Apply to JAMES BLaK£L.\,
Real Eiiate and European Agent.
tor 3 rnrnrf of Seventh and SmlihlViJ stm-ta.
Proclamation. C"
BY Virtu* cf a precept under lb* lot mi* of Wo. D. U'-
Hur*. I “resident of the Court of Oounan Plea*, in and
f>r the 6tli Judicial Di-trirt of Pennsylvania, anJ Jo*tlre
of the Court of Oyer awl Terminer and General Jail Delir
err In and tor said Dialriot. an*l WlllUm Dogga end Gabriel
Adam*. K*.}*., A**uot»te Judges of the *»»• ooutity.in and
for th* County of Jat-d the 30ih day of Ao*u*t,
intbeyearol our I»RJ ou* thousand eight hundred and
flftr-fbur, and l*> me directed, f.«r induing a Court of <>>*r
'and Terminer aud General Jail Delivery, at the Omrt
ilntine. In theOlty ofTlUsburgb, on the IST MONDAY OF
OJTOREK, ®t 10 o'dcca, A M.
Public notice is hereby given tn all Jottlw* of th« 1 eare,
Oortmer and Cenitable*. of the County of Allegheny that
they l* luet) and them, in tludr proper per«m«, with theirr
Roll*. Records, Inquisitions Kiaminati'ms end other ie
membrane**, to d:> thoee things which Ij tbelr retperUte
office* in their behalf a|>|*eare U> be drn*, and aim tho«e
that will p«o*«eute the prisoners that row are, or may t«*
lo the Jail of said County of Allegheny, fu be then and
liter® to prowute against them a* shall be just.
Given under my hand, in PUtt-burgh, tbU .kith day of
August. in the year of our Lord one thousand right hun
dred and fifty-four, and of the Commonwealth the 77tli.
auSl WM. M AGILE. ShmfT.
CARD —Mr. (E~A VlcTn”amt ti. ttOHKUEDEH w«.uld
y\ respectfully announce to thacitlxens of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny that they will five instructions on the Piano,
Guitar, Violin and Flute. Inquire at 11. Bcbroeder A 00. a
NBW MtTftlC STOUR H 4 Fourth etrvt
‘ * In.trnctiom In Alitatc.
MR WAMELINK would respectfully Inform hi* pupil.*
and Head* that he will contluu* hb prot«**ion m
Instructor on ths PIANO FORTE and M)ICE.
Order* left at Mr. KUSBKR’S Music BU»n*, or at hi* resi
denee, No. 187 SECOND Street, will be promptly attended
tn 1,05
J. A. CAUOIIEY. Agent,
PitM.uryb.
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STEAMBOATS.
“1854.”
PITTSBURGH, cnrCTB|IATI, LOUISVILLE,
ASI*
SAINT LOUIS
FOR THJS CONTSTANCE OF
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
BXTWICI.
Pittsburgh, 18&S.
“1854.”
CANADA WEST.
Leaves Port Barwull for Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.
AUCTION SALES.
T. K. SATIS, AnotlOHMi.
WANTS.
GABKILL lIOCBE*,
CORNER OF MAIN AND S9I7H STS., WAKRES, O
fplIK Proprietor take* pleasure in announcing to the
I public that this new and elegant Hotel ha* been opened
aa a house of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of tbeOhio StageOompany.lt offers
inducements unsurpawed In Warren for the accommoda
tion of the traveling ©ommimlty.
A share Of public patronage la respectfully So! dtnd.
gjliy M. GAsRII.I..
CHESTNUT aTHKKT, PHILADELPHIA.
PARKER A- LAIUD, proprietor*.
JylWraJ TERMS PKIMUY.
BUILDING LOT PUR'HAIiK.
A lot 24 feet froot an WYLIE street, and extending
io« lirct to Wide alley. On the back part or the
Lot ia a Cellar Wall, built for two rainll Houses. This l/)t
lain a deatrable location lor a residence; and will bo aotd
low and do favorable terms. Title rood, and clear from
C£w. Enquire of GEO.V OILLMOHK
- At Office of Alomlnr Poet.
Jyl3
IW NOTUINU SIIIRT COLLARS. CRAVATS, uad
» fall aMorlment of rurolsbing Good?, ot tb« n«w
Trign.tagaUT.of FRANK S nOIUIF.II
irrmLliAM llOUfcß,
jousaTowy, rsxxA.
THE undersigned having taken charge of the above
named House, and refitted it at a large expense, In a
comfortable as well «s elesaat etjlc, Is now prepared to re
el,. guests, and glee .mole saUs&rUnn J£a^S? F 'y
patronliw the House. lauB:<fl JAMWs DOWNM._
P P'UKSKKVIaNG SUOAUb—
I , Boft Crushed at 8 and » cents per !b;
NO Sugar, 20 ft* for $1; for rale by
Je24 * W. A. M’CIsDUO.
TjAKPKK’S MAUA/JINK for August juet received and
Ji fur sale at KLE inER’S Literary Depot,
OU I Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
Th* Greatest Inveutloii of the Age.
rpw TO AVOID those unpleasant filings tbatu?uaJly
/ Baccompany the wearing of a new Hat, the CONPOK
ABMAToK, lately imported from Paris, forma the Uat to
the exact shape and site of the head. A neat fit, and a good
Hat may be bad at 77 Wood street.
,p rB 3 WM. POPOLA9.
EMKED SUGARS—2Q b&lB Lovcring’s; 20 do Kilcher’s
Crushed and Pulverised'Sugars, just received. Faml*
lies aopplled hy retail or the quantity, on the moat liberal
terms. All goods delivered free of charge by
6 BAILEY A KENSUAW,
attll 253 Liberty street
JIRIMbTONE—I6OO lbs juat received aud for sale
K bv K. K. SELLERS A CO.,
x JJpY £.7 Wood street.
** r Current Hubjecta Extemporaneously
I Trvwted. by William Elder.
Famous Piraons and Places, by N. P. WUHa.
Daniel Boone, and the Hunters of Kentucky, by W. H.
B °£h2»at. Wood, by Len. Ljij™-
Peterson's Slacaxloe for September.
Oodey's Book- , V“ k “ Notion..
Just moelTSd «nd JxLDENTENNEV d CO,
'm N 0.76 Fourth street.
ONQRESd AND BEDFORD WATER—A freah supply
Spring, by jq&
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PITTSBURGH «n»»n OP TBADB ASS
- MBBenASTS’ KXCHASO*: ”
omicbul.
jvataoiA-Jonii stapiON.
P>rit Vice Praida lA-WX. H. Bmkk.
Second “ « Wh.IL Bmovx.
Secretary— Wh. 8. Hltex.
iy*uurer—Josa D- Boullt. . .
Superintendent— a. T. Northam, Jk.
QmtiuUee on Arbitration for AtytuU—Wk. It. Brown.Y.
P., 0. W. Kicuccsoh, B. p. Josas, Jbcb M. Ooanut,: Wx~
B. Enolqb.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET,
Orncs of te* Dial Jlotraa Po», )
Friday, September 16, 1864> [
[Note. —Ths quotations given in the following Review, it
must b« understood, are the wholesale price*, except when
otherwise notloed.}
Although the rain that foil In this' vicinity within the
week past, has ecaroely been sufficient to benefit vegetation,
other portions of the country have been visited by refresh.*
ing showers, and the reports altogether are much, nun
cheering than what has heretofore been received. Vie have
conversed wlih a gentlemen who has traveled extensively
through Michigan and north-western Ohio, and be gives, a
very gratifying account of the. crops in that region.. Ha
says through Michigan they were never better—His yield of
Oom and Potatoes being.particularly abundant. In ths part
of Ohio mentioned they have also suffered but Uttla from
the drought which has been so long prevailing in a targe
portion of the country. a
Flour is still high here and will probably continue to be
so until a rise in the liver, then it mart come down. At
present the Bresdstuffs, or the msjor portion tofwhstU
consumed, is brought here from Cincinnati, at an wi
pe use of 70 cents per barrel, by railroad. When then Is a
sufficient stage of water to admit the running of stsam
boats, the Flour can be brrnght £0 cents per barrel cheaper,
which of Itself is a consideration, oven admitting a rise In
the streams would not otherwise have a tendency to bring
down the prince.
Wheat is somewhat lower, than this time last week, In
consequence of the Increased receipts. Corn a Ultle higher
and Oats nearly a shilling. Mess Pork has also advanced,
which is owing to the small quantity in market, and the
prospective short supply next year, Seeds, Whisky and
Bacon are without change. Hay has advaneed slightly.
The money market remains as at our last report—there
being plenty for those who don’t need the “ ready,” and
very hard to get for those who do. Good paper is discounted
at 1 per cenft, and that of hot equal standlng.at I*4 pee
idl 5
Io New York the weekly dty Bank statemens exhibit a
more liberal line of specie than was generally'fmUdpated
after the large export movement by the lastCuocrt and
Collins packets. The aggregate sum b*ld by the 67 City
Banks, is $14,146,317, against $14,714,600 the previous get
urday. Much of the demand fur London Wila,Aad of coo-,
■squenec the export drafts for specie, are understood to be
for the Mexican fund, the important of which to the specie
line cf the banks is rapidly diminishing. The remaining
balance could now be probably paid off without red udjjg
tbeir strength beioit the figures of Jnly 1, when the ar
rangpoent for the deposit was maJe with the Mexican offi
cials. The other feature* cf the back exhibit, Aow an ap
pm-nt increase of deposits of $974,595, and a remarkably
steady discount movement. There is a lair supply Of mo
ney among lenders, at call, and few complaints on this score
a made from the Stock bouses in good credit There Is
il to be an improved disposition shown by the Banks to
recognise Railway Stock and Bonds u safe collate rials at
reasonable margins. The BUI Brokers am still actively em
ployed in negotiating mercantile paper ct rates bf interest
varying from 12 to 15 per cent.
APPLES.—Green Apples are becoming more plenty in--
market. Inferior are sailing at sl,26*gri,AO ft bbl., and bet*
ter qualities »t $2@2.25. We noticed severoi salmon ’Wed
nesday at this Utter figure.
AHHBd.—There 1# iut much changing bands. Pearls are
in good demand at Pots 5&5&0. BaisßMwa Soda
A*h
BKJCK steady sales of lira Brick Sts2sfor common and
fr4G<'t£(ibsso for extra; and Fire Clay at £l2 $ ton.
BEESWAX—SaIe* on arrival at24<§2se; and from stw*
at 25£*26c.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—Bn cka tael Factory $2, acid from
slorn f2.16(<52,23. Large Tuba, from-5t0r*,57457,60 ft dos.;
•mall do $0,50.
RKOOM&—We note a steady demand aud light supply;
on arrival, prices range from and from store at
*2.12@53.
BRASS—In consequence of tb“ partial failure of this asa
eon’s product, Whit* remain at the upward figure they at
taiuad prune weeks *go. We node* but one sale—en Tkurs
day—et $1.50.
BUTTER AND EGGS.— Egg* aroacarca sod worth'
kr. Keg Butter U worth lb, cash; in ’bbis It
nuld bring 11c. m
BACON —A alight decline 1* p*rc>ptth!e in quotations for
Ham*. Shoulder# are atilt worth and plain Hams
lldtll "ffsr cured do 12/^l2*4.
Crackers.—Manufacturers met during-the #eek and
agreed to mi*e the mc#a, a.« follow# : »
Wat>*r Cn»i-k*re,%*bhl....« $6,00
Uutt*T do
Pilot Bre«d
Pugnr OracWcTS, lb.
Rnda do do
Rr>eton do do
PlvNir do do
OOTTON YARN?, Ac.— I The following are now the ruling
Pocsa Takff.
No. 6!0 10,loeJasJve...16<$t 1b N 0.16—.. - 0f ft
“11*12- 19 a “ IT-..—.—.....34 “
*• 13 —2O - “ 18 ... dtt **
“ 14 ... 21 u “ I# -2fl “
“ 16 - £2 »* -..-i-X “
Daaat Tui. ■*£". A -
-wurwe .—LJe clx.cWf ft
** 000 - 4 “ *' w 0...— ....«*4 •*
- TOO .7 “ **looo —^>4“
Carpet Chain: whit* 19@3). colored 23. Coverlet Yarn,
23@26. Candlowlck, H. Twine, 20. Bating, No. 1, 13;
No. i. 12; PamUy Batting. 16. Can Iking, 16.
O HID AO K—The following arw th* rates now eatabliahed:
Manilla Jtepe. coil 10 ft 2b. Cat 2P f ft.
Whit* 14 “ •• 15 -
Tarred “ 13 u u
Parking Yam. fin*...l2 “ “
Ban Ooaw*—Manilla, $2,50. 5,75*35 00 f do«
do f coll 19 ct* ? Ib.
Hemp, sl.*7, 2.75*33,75 f dot.
do f coil 14 ds f ft.
Piovon Li*n»—Manilla. $1.25 f dox Heap, $1 f dex
COPPER—W* quote at 3f>@36.ra*h and time.
CA.NDLtt*—Bate*- of fUr during tb* week at 24c f ft
lapped worth 13'4, and Mould U brings sc.
ClJBBPB—Western I’.ejorve t«"ttirwhatacarcr,amimeets
*ltb ready sale at lue
CANAL HATES—(Jammer rate* »re as throws:
I aarnvar. To Phi’a * Balt. To New York.
1 Flotir. per bbl. ....* M $l,OO
i Hah an t Beef f bid 1.20 I.W
1 Ala, Al-'obol. EU.»o.) f 100
! B<**wai. Lrrd, > _. 40 55 ft*.
• W.TailowATobarro j
; tieiup. Rag*. Hug*- (
hair balled, )
Feathers, Fur's and f
Furniture }
Wool k Sheep pelts 66- - .... 80 u
RAILROAD HaTKj*.—East—lst eldx*. 75 cents; 2d do,
fifle; 3d do, 50; 4th do, 4<J>c. Flour, ftOc f bhl to Phitadwl
phla. By O. AP. It. K- westaard, to Cincinnati—lstelass,
00c ; 2J tin, 60c; 3d do, 40c.
PKATHKR!B—>eIe* have taken plica frota Grit binds at j
&*„ and retail at j
FISH—The nominal quotation* retnaiu unchanged, and |
are frjlnws, \lt • Mackerel No. 3. lari;*', $lO 5o@ll; Medium i
do, $10,1X1; No. 4. *.23. Baltimore Herring, $6,25@
Halifax do Lakr Fbh: Trout, $0; White,
{to. half bhl* In the u*ual proportion.
—There are regular -air.* dally at about last
-Weeks quotations. notwllhstaocUng lute nr»* from Europe
shows a decline In foreign market* or upwards of SI,CU f
hbl Flour will m>t gel much lowut hie until wo hare a
ger.rral ruin, a* a* lo rat"* the'rivers and small streams.
Superfine brings from first hands and Motv ; ex*
tra fv.3Tcipo.so do do.
URUUND NUTS A.* election daw sppmarh***Pon-Data
go up. A sale of 500 busheia *a« made on Thoreday at
jl.iiii. ra.*h. The advance may be owing to an anticipated
short crop.
GU‘ Regular solas of Sugar lake place daily at
Uolaasaa, 24«ft2fl lo Oak mid Cypress casks, abd
non'r hou<e at 43 Coffee IIU/tJl&v Rice f lb.
GRAlN.—Wheat Is more abundant At the mills it i*
quoted at sl.bod£!,9o. Oorn brings 85@*’e. and !• »e*rca.
"Rarlay FTc f.>r poor qualities, and $1 for letter kinds. Data
baT* adrauerd to CJcfrom store; from first hands‘Ak^fWe.
MK. - S FORK..—Very little doing. It has adTanced, and
we pote the sale of one small lot at $15,1)0. -
METALS.—Pig Lead U held at by the lot and 7W&
TiVic in the small way ; bar do7?i®be. uraM No
sale* of Pig Maul or Blooms arw reported: they are held
firmly st previous rates.
I£aY.—Regular sales dtllv at f ten.
HOPS—W e quote Ohio at 25, and Raetsm at 30£33c f ft.
HlDES—Green Beaf are quoted at 7 ; dry salt at 16&1S,
and dry Gint at lti^plS.
IRON AND NAILS—No change in prices has occorred.
The puddlers ur» still on a strike, and xoore than half the
mills are idle, without sny prospect of their soon going to
werk In two or threw lusUncea, proprletnrs have intro
duced workmen from the East, and It la proposed to do it
more extensively
LARD —A firm feeling la exhibited. SalM af prime No. 1
at 100 In hbU and 11c la kegs.
LEATHER—Fmm store It now wells at: Rad Leather 28
<js24 ; (hik Bole do 30<531: Upper do 30<^3d.
NAVAL STORKi —ttplrlls of torpenttoe brings Min the
small way. Tat $4,76<»55 ; Pitch $4,37<«J*4 t 60; Roain $3.26
@|3 t so.
OlLS—Steady sales cf Lard Oil No. 1 at 73 by the lot and
78 by the small. Lin«eed is firmer, aod salsa in tbe retail
way aru madu at 86; oo heuvy sales reported. Baleaofl4oo
gallons of Whale Oil ut 74, <> mos.
1 SALT.—At tho Canal salas are made at $2 f bbl for No.
i i, and $2,0t3(c62,1« for titra. From store a alight advance
on these rates.
SEEDS —Nothing done in Clover. A lot of Timothy
\ brought $3,150.
, STEEL - SpringStea’.. Pittsburgh manufacture,
ai**el plough wings, k: do. cal to pattern,
A B ateel, from rolled Iron, b}£\ firom hammered
do, *s*4; lioa steel. Fork d.>, 7; Shovel do, 8; steel
dandy tire, 7; Kllptfc Borings, 10U : mat do, 13@14; Cultl*
rater teuth, 13.X5, 32986;'h0. 18A5U, 60@56 f tooth.
0 TALLOW—No demand. Nominally held at
1 rough do Bc. hi
TIN.—We have to note a slight decline; and
y IIX. $l3, cash; Pig $96; Bag $37*4-
WllleKY —Steady aales of Rectified have been mada (lu
ring tbe wrek at 40c per gallon.
7 WOOL—Nothiug doing; 26 lo 40c la looked upon aa a fair
nominal quotation.
WKSTMORKLAND COUNTY A'llOl'KßTY.—For sole, a
desirable upland Farm, of 131 acre*, (with eeveral
springs which have not failed in all the late unprecedented
dry weather,) situate within one-fourth of a mile of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at the St. Olair Depot. The im
provements arc a well finished Dwelling ami Tenant lionae.
Spring House, Log Bare, and 70 acres cleared.
Also, a Portable Steam Saw Mill, nearly uew, and of the
most approved construction, calculated to saw 36 fset lum
ber, but which can, at a small expense, be made to saw 60
or 60 feet In length; with Circular Saw for edging, Ac. It
wouid also be admirably calculated for a Grlst/M-ld, situa
ted ns it is in a fine grain growing country. From one to
fonr thousand logs can be had with tbo Mill. This Mill is
now in operatdou, and has constant orders for all tho tim
ber produced. . Log Wagons, Chains. Ac., can be bad if de
sired. Apply to JABIK9 BLAKELY,
gpp!3 Rea! Estate Aceot.
XTTE invite the attention of citixen* and stranger* toour
W Urge and carefully selected stock of Watches and
Clocks; Railroad Time keeper*, in gold and silver cases;
real Chronometer* fbr the pocket, warranted not to vary
a minute in six month#, Patent Lever U atches, Pom $l2
to s22u; a Urge aummont of good common or low priced
Watches, both in gold and silver cases. Also, Railroad
Station Regulators, Office Clocks, Church Clocks, Ac.
WiTOB Rx?Ainraa. —We do Welch Repairing in a man
ner not excelled, if equalled, by aoy establishment in the
State. W W. WILSON,
eeplS corner of Market and Fourth streets.
Arehitectnral and Ornamental Carver.
MI. BOGAN, Arehitectnral and Ornamental Carver,
• corner of FOURTH and FERRY streets, Pi tUburjb,
■yin?
• * ■
* * *
■ *? VV
**-*/.
\.V.‘
■ - 1 ' .s'j*
Wftleh Trade.
IE=EI9I
miscellaneous.
lt, inn <m—
,gLr-• --XitflfsNo.llord;
/ 10bW* do UzdOQ;
[ . ftholftbU do;
BoeoiTod anftfer nlo by
. my 18
MILLER A HICKETSON.
r>IOE — 2Q tlercee prime Bice, received and for ole by~
LV HXLLKR * RICKRTBON,
JelT 221 and 223 Liberty gt.
T ARP OIL—IO bbU No. 1 Inrd Oil;
1 1 10 bf do do; for dak by
JelT lJ _ MILLER k BICKBTBON.
JAVA. OOFFKV— «J pockete Old Got. Jara Ooffee, for tale
= by' [jrt7] MILLER k RICKKTgQN.
C’tLARBT WlNE—4oeaae* ‘‘•St’ Julian” duet, received
and for sale by | je!7] MILLER k &ICIUSTBON.
OLIVIA OIL—IS cases OUte OU, for sale by
JelT MILLER k RICKETBON.
i TAR boxes 4’g, ffs and ffa Star Candied
l for Bale by [jel7] MILLER A RICEBTBOH.
I'jUSH— 36 bbl* Msdiom No. 3 Mackerel;
. 10 “ No. 1 Pfekled Herring; in store and for
Liol7] MILLEE * EICmraON.
CHAMPAGNE— 40 baskets “172,” “174,” Ohempagns
Wine, landing and for sale by
. jel7 r MILLER A.RICKETBOK.
o S bbli No. 1, to ub liy
Q myg SMITH A SINCLAIR.
MANTILLAS.— A. A. MASON-a CO. bare now for sale
more than 100 latest styles of Mantillas. [ray22
L INBRED OIL—ID bbls for sale by
Jelfl HENRY HOLMES.
LIME— 100 bbls for sale by
JelO .
Q ALKRATUB—4O bxs Pulverised Salernos, is quarter,
Oahalves and poond papers, for saleby
JelO HENRY HOLMES.
16 kegs fresh Parkin Butter, fbr sale by
JP JelO HENRY HOLMES.
i^MJGS —3 bbls bash this day received, and fbr sale by
U JelO HENRY HOLMES.
BLUE LICE WATER—3 bbls received this day by
JOS. FLEMING,
mj26 corner of the Diamond and Market st
Itlmore Shad, ia store and for sale by
ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
J HAL—4O bbli
5 M
WHITE PISH—6O bbls inspected, fbr sale by
JeO BSGUBM A HIOHARDSON.
MACKEREL— 100 bbls No. S, for sale by
•jed KNQLIBH A RICHARDSON.
PEAKS— 40 bbls prime Pears, fbr sale by
jelT ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
I) ICE—IOO tierces prime Rloe, for Site by
XI Jel7 ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
o HAD 1—26 bbls Shad;
O 60 hf bbls Shad; la store and for sale by
JelO ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—
60hhd»N.O. Sugar;
76 bbls do Molasses;
25 do 8. H. Molasses; for sale by
myg> ITCLURKAN, HERRON A 00.
£*A SHARES OP EXCHANGE BANK STOCK, fbr sale
UU by WILLIAM A. HILL A 00.,
JyS7 Bankart, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
LONG-WORTH'S LADLES' SWEET WlNE—Very whole
some; an exoelleut article tor aacramental purpoaes;
for mis by
Jyia
french, Port, Madeira and ABaricanWinas,
\JT foi sale cheap by D. FICKEISKN,
jy!2 137 Liberty st.
T) RANDIES, Whisky, French Mustard, Havana Segars,
O always on hand, at the lowest prices. *
Jyl* d. riCKEiggy.
CIHKAP AND PURE CLARET—An excellent article tor
j summer use, for sale by
JyU D. PICK RISEN.
WESTERN DRAFTS—Constantly for sale at eight, or
short date, on
Cincinnati, Ismlsrille,
Su Louis, New Or leant,
Chicago, Detroit, and
develand; at No. 71 Fourth street.'
Jfffl A. WILKINS A CO.
E'COSBIELLA WILLOCK,
BANKERS,
AND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver
Coin. Current and Par Funds received oh deposit,
stocks bought and sold on commission. Collections
at any point in the United States.
Sogih East corner of Market and Fifth street!,
myll PITTSBURGH, PA.
Baths—Hot, Cold, and Showfr,
IN tho fitting and furbishing of which .nothing has been
spared to reader bathing luxurious as well as bealthfoL
Ate open everyday, (Sunday’* excepted,) Boa 6 o'clock, A.
M, until 10 P. the Barber Shop, Perry Hotel, corner
of Hancock street and Duquesne Way.
J<ao JOHN WOODSON, Proprietor.
Maounoth Light,
SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID PICTURES are
Ctff produced at CARGO'S New Gallery, No. 76 Fourth
'W street, by his la-ge and improved Side and Sky
lights; by whkh Likeneitea ot Children are U-
ln a few seconds,and Adults in any weather.
Miniatures set ia lockets—Daguerreotypeecopied.
IbxnoS open day and evening. au7
u. uairv....
Gmfli Reiilu|er 4b Graff,
*TJt7TSSTEKN FOUNDRY, No. 12* Wood street—Mann
fV faetaren of Cooking Stoves, Coal and Wood Stoves,
Parlor Steves, Hollow Ware, Plain and Fancy Grates, Plain
and Fancy Penders, Sad and Dog Irons, Portable Forges,
Soger Kettles, Zee Kettles, Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes,
Ac. Ac. aul*
WAVJCELLY UOUBE.
Having kit Wilkins Halt, and moved to the WAVER
LY HOUSE, Diamond alley, which 1 have fitted .up in
fins style, 1 would respectfully solidt the patronage of my
former friends. Oyster*, Game, Ac, of the kind,
can be had at all times. Tbs Bar Is well snppHm) wfah
Liquors of the best brands.
aufcy JOHN WALKIUL
Iteambeat Faraltare and Chairs,
/si WE have on hand aod are constantly manufecte-
Ui ring STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND
ef every desariptkm, vis:
Ili git-mriru Pieler Titiw*
. W #?*'»» /
LEBss Cabts Chairs, of various styles; *
Ovals. do do do;
State Boom do do do;
Do Toilet Boxes;
TeteaTbtes; Sofia;
Divans; Centre Tables;
Wash Stands; Card do;
Water do; Trays, Ac., Ac.
Maierial and workmanship warranted, and prices satie
factory. T. B. YOONG A 00*
Jy2o 38 Smithfisld st* opposite City Hotel.
A&THHBS, BODG2BS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
WRITER OF FOURTH AXD SMITH FIELD STREETS,
laXOm Pittsburgh, Pa.
BKECIIKK sTUWE AGAIN ! —Just received and for sale
at MINER A CO.’S cheep Book Store, No. 33 Smith*
field ft fee.:
Sunny Memoirs of Foreign lands: by Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin; 3 voU-cloth,
illustrated, $3.
Sir Jasper Carew ; Lever's new nurel; 60 cents.
Fashion and Famine: by Mrs. Ana 9. Stephens; $L For
rale by U. MINER A CO.,
jyl» No. 33 bmithfleld street
AL K'UA—lt auks cn hand and fur bale by
O jj— FLEMING BROS.
LINSEED GIL— 6 bbls received and for sale by
jyl? HENRY IL COLLTNB.
Revolvers —A good uMmamt or all kinds of Kevol
▼ers, including Colt’s, Allen's, Marsten’s, 'Werner's,
and the Revolving Ustnmrr Pistol, just reoelved and for sale
wbolmala or retail, by BOWN A TETLEY,
jeiM _ 136 Wood street.
SARDINES— 3 cases Sardines, In whole, half and quarter
boxes, just received and for sale by
BAILKY A RENSHAW,
'A>3 Liberty street.
SC (JAB CURED 11AMS—We here just received another
lot of superior Sugar Cored liras,esteemed the beet to
the CindnnaU market. Aleo, Sugar Cured Dried Beef, on
hand aod for sa>e by
au9 BAILKY A &ENBIIAW.
f I VjBACOJ—SO kegs Six Twist Kentucky Tobacco, oo hand
X_aad for sale by [j)3lJ J. A. HUTCHIBOM A CO.
KENTUCKY MUoTAKD—A frmh supply of this oelebra
ted Mustard received and fur tale by
jyai j. a. hutchison a co.
OFFICE FURNITURE—For tale IoV, as follows: 1 large
Iron Safe; 1 Double Desk, a sap. artkle; I -'Letter
Case, Ae. [jy3lj J. A. HUTCHISON A.Ot*.
ZING i'ALNTi, of every variety of color, constantly on
hand and fur sale by
JyBl J. A. HUTCHISON A CO.
LAUD- No. 1, in kegs, tor sale by
aulO HENRY IL COLLINS.
lj'lßll—loU pLs White Fish, Trout, Salmon. Ac., received
A? and for sale by [anlO] HENRY IL COLLINS.
LIMB —100 Ibis LoulsvUle Lime, received by
aulO 11KNRY ILCOLLINS.
MCCORD’S PATENT FAMILY SOAP—2OO bxs received
by , (aulO) HENRY H. COLUNS.
WE have just received soma of the most desirable colors
of li.de Beiges; also, a few piece! of new and ele
gant styles Delaines and Cashmeres.
: A. A. MASON A 00.,
aulO No. i(6 Fifth strwt.
Guns to iurk, by
BOWN A TETLEY,
aus No. 13# Wood at.
tj UTNAU FOR AUGUST,\leavae cutopenj just received
JT at BUSSELLS’, Fifth street,
Jyg» j near corner of Market
G' UN'S, PISTOLS AND RIFLES, at all price!,for sale by
aab BOWN A TETLEY.
IjILARKA BELTS, POWDER UOKNS, SUOT POUCHES,
Drinking Oupe, Ac., tor sale by _
aus BOWN A TtTLEY.
f I'UBnMOHETE&S—2 gross just received and far sale by
X FLEMING BROB,
Bucceesor to J. Kidd A Co.,
au# No. #0 Wood street.
S' UUAK AND MOIJtSSES—
-40 hhdsN.O. Sugar;
60 bbls “ Molasses;
40 “ Sugar House Molasses; tor sale by
Jy3l M’OLURKAN, HERRON A 00.
MACKEREL— 16 bbls large No, 3, for sale by
Jy3l M*OLPRKAN, HERRON A CO.
N~EW : BOOKS AT RUSSELL'S.—Periscopica, or Current
Subjects: by ffm. Elder.
Piny Years in Both Hemispheres: by Ylnoent Nolle.
The Youth of Jefferson, or a Chronicle of his College
Scrapes.,
Our Honeymoon and other Comicalities, from Punch; il
lustrated.
Life of Daniel Boons: by W. IL Bogart.
' Easy Nat, or the Three Apprentices: by A. L. Stinson.
The American Cottage Builder—Homos for the People:
by John Bulicck.
Chestnut Wood; a tale by lisle Under.
FoarUes Fred , or the Highwayman’s Bride.
Fifteen Minutes wound New York: by G. G. Foster.
English Envoy at the Coart of Nicholas I: by MBs Jolla
Corner.
London Art Jonrnal, tor Angust.
Qodey's and Peterson’s Magaxjue, tor September.
RUSSELL A BRO.,
sail Fifth street, near Market.
rrUKftlP SEEDS.— ■
A Bata Baga, Purple Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Norfolk, ,
Globe, and Dales Hybrid; wholesale
and retail at the Seed Store, Fifth street.
Jc29 JAMES WARDROP.
YIN BOAR—2O bbis prime Vinegar for sale by
sal" • HENRY H. OOUJNS.
NOW READY.—Putnam's Monthly, and Yankee Notions,
for September, for sale by 11. MINER A 00-,
a 034 . No. 32 Smithfleld attest.
PRATTS NEW PATENT PEN HOLDER—Suitable tor
any site of Steel Pena. It holds the Pen firmly, which
can be removed without any difficulty, and without soiling
the fingers- For sale by W. S. HAVEN, Stationer,
jy!4 Market street, eoroer of Second.
A A. MASON A 00. b%ve just received a large aaeort
• ment of French Ginghams, alt of which are the beat
of colors and entirely new pattern*. ausB
EMBROIDERIES— Just reorivetLaome new style L«ee,
Collars, Flowing Sleeve*, Swiss Flouncing and Embroid
end Swiss Muslim. A. A- MASON A 00.,
[ eepT 26 fifth street.
Hsdlslas irUsk la Btdlslms f
MYERS' muft w9BOPT YTOOT. 0* BOOK SOtiti-
An &tvntaaUe Remedy W all Scrofoloa Dteeaees,lfndlfisii
Bon, Salt Rheum, Btek Hsedeehs, Oaakec, Nursing Bars
Mouth, General Debility, and as a Purifier of (bo fitted,
is unequalled.
Rode A* Cb .-—Proa early childhood I have been retysA
to severe periodical attacks of Blok Haokche, at times ren
dering mo unfit to attend to my household dubs*, for the
last two yearn I have been very weak, and bad little or no
appetite, but by the use of your Extract of Bock Rets, my
general health is mueh improved, ay appetite is good, I
have no more Headache, and I feel bettor and stronger than
I have for yean before. .. MBS. C. H. WEBSTER.
New Haven, Bept 14th, 1862.
CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS.
8n.A.8.L. Myert: Dear Sir—lnCatoneousEruptloos,
Ineevertl instances, I have given your Extinct ofTttek
Roee to children and others, in getting up from the Measles,
with the happiest success. In several cases of Erysipelas,
< this Syrup has effected a core; it may be relied upon as a
: certain agent, capable of eradicating the disease- from the
system, by purifying the blood. I recommend it earnestly
far all Scrofulous Affections, Cutaneous Bruptloasi'Uver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Colds, pod Pulmonary Td— .ns in
general. Yoon truly, REV. B. JL WARREN.
New London, October 7, U6O«
rhbumatism.
Sn. A.B.L.Mya-t: Dear Sir—Having used yosttKxitect
of Bock Boss for Rheumatism and General Debility, and
found It effleaetous in removing the fllsnesn, I would cheer
fully recommend it as a valuable the rllmsssn
it promises to cure. R. KNIGHT.
New Haven, January 6,1861.
SALT RHEUM, OR TETTER.
I hereby .certify that my son Edward (a lad of ten years
of agtsj was, last September, attached with Salt hheum.
For four wesks, there was a deep sore on the side of his face,
extendiogttfpuod the month, whkh discharged freely. We
tried eensral medicines, without obtaining any relief. At
last, wwrried Myers’ Extract of Rock Rose, which has effect
ed a cure. The sore Is completely healed, and. his general
health much Improved. . HORACE W. BULL.
New Haven, March, 1868.
Sold wholesale and retail it Dr. KXYSER'S Drug Store,
No. 140, corner of Wood street and Virgin iMtp
Q" Sign of the Golden Mortar. —flakw
[from Jte Pittsburgh De&g DOpaieh, Ptb. 16, IBi&j
Chut Ezpud«rf--ShaKldtr Bmu^Am
Persons who hare acquired a stooping position, by fallow
ing a sedentary occupation, will experience gnat relief by
the use of the u Washington Suspends Brace,” made aad
sold by Dr. KKYBKR, comer of Wood stnet aad Virgin
alley. It answers f?r a brace and suspenders, the weight of
the pantaloons is so placed as to continsally tend to being
tiie shoulders to their natural position, and the
chest. We purebaeed one some time ago, and bare been eo
pleased with U, tbatwe nnsolldtea gars It a “pull,” gratis.
D. FIOKEISEN,
• 137 Liberty st.
Women, hundred* of whom are annually injured by the
weight of eaotxQoo* should also procure these
braces. Be partinoiar in procuring the kind mentioned, a*
many of the Braces sold are humbugs.
Bold wholesale aad retail at the Drug Store of GEO. H.
KJSYSKR, No. 140, comer of Wood street and Virgin alley.
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
N. B. t l also keep erery variety of Trusses, Supporters*
Body Braces, PQa Props, Elastic Stockings, Suspensory
Bandages, he. anSkdaw
EnUFfei or Wnrlemfe Tela», Weak
KNEE JOINTS AND WKAJt woald respect*
fall; invite tbe afawnton of Pby#riaas,tad the pattte gen*
ertlly, to my assoritteDt of BUt Battle Blockings, KjJei
Oaps, Ankle Sock* and Bsnrtagss fct tbe relief cad eon of
Varicose or Enlarged Veins, Weak Anklet, Weak Sues
Joints, and tbe various appliances used in the cue of.-dt*
eases requiring outward rapport.
I also keep every variety of Trams, Body Braces,
porters, Sboalder Braces, and in ftet all kinds of maabaab
eal appliances osei in the earn of iflnrsne
GEO. H. KETSHR, Wholesale prugglst,
No. ltd, cor. Wood st. and Virgin alley.
A|«ncy of J>r. Flteb'i Ccielintled Modi-
tar ATDR.G.H. KBT&KR’BDragßtoN,No.l4oeomer
Wood street sod Ybgtn alley; Cheuy Pulmonic, Pulmona
ry Balsam, Pectoral Expectorant, Pulmonary Mrinml,
Depumive Syrup, Heart Onmetor, Honor Oorteclor, Pore
and Madid nal Cod liverOfl, Anti-DyspcyUo Mixture, Oough
and Catbaxtte Pills, Nervine, Vermifuge, Female Pills, Fa-.
male Specific, £&, and by Urn constantly and with
naprirttlmfril (access in tbs treatment of
Ooidt, Cbvglu, Cfefutflop&n, Jetlima, Heart Diseases, Dy*-
peptia, iScro/ula, Skin Piteous, Itkeum nffiw, Amok
Qmpiaiiyts, Piles, etc. Pr. JWcA’s wacguaßstf
Patent SSser Pitied Abdominal flbgfmrfi i $
Pr. PStck’s Improved Plated Sled
Spring Shaedder Breve. Pr.
Also, all kinds c t Proprietary Medktnn, at the lownt
itoct,whoiaaal*OTr*UL. jySlalaw
usx tat exaumrAxnr mucm,
onjuxb tfnpoo seta or
IKOIHIKI,.
reeimswaiiradhanMw Hfc
WldmaJe brmgffidj need Dealers 61 Patent Mtdieinti,
Corner fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
KEELER* AMERICAN COMPOUND;
Jayne’s Alterative:
“ Oeradnattw Balsam;
“ Hair Dye:
u Expectorant;
“ Hair Tanle;
Wlstar’e Balsam of WDd Cherry;
Bryant's Pulmonary Balaam;
HooHand's German Brian;
Tf/JUaH dp
H catenet's Stomach do
Mtrchlsas’ Uterine CatboUeon:
Storms’ Scotch Ooogh Candy;
Price’s do;
Thorn’s do;
Hove's do;
Osgood's India Cholagogua;
Muse’s Invigorating Cordials
Tyler's Gum Arable Drops;
Harrison’s Hair Dye;
I'hslon’s do
Batchelor’s do
McMunn’s Elixir of Opium;
Bryant's Purifying Extract;
Dailey’s Pain Extract;
Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Ginger
McAllister's do . do:
Kidder’s lodelUble Ink;
Payson’a do do;
Arnbokl’s do;
Dr. Curtis' Hygeana;
Lyons' Kathauen;
David’s Lilly While;
Basin's do;
Tobias’ liniment;
Dual's do;
Allen’s Nerve and Bone liniment;
Mexican Mustang do;
Parrel’s Arabian do;
Gardner’s d
BarrePs Indian <
Outer’s Spanish Mixture;
Berne’s Hie Lotion;
Heeo Fun;
Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil;
Merchant’s Gergttng 00;
Rusbton, Clarke A Co.’s Cod Uf er Oil;
McAllister’s Ointment;
81ngi*’ Itch do;
Fervel’s do;
Gray’s do:
Trask’s Magnetic Ointment;
Jud kin’s do;
Swaim’s Panacea;
Houck’s do;
Sargents Infest Panacea;
PerTy Davis’ Pain Kilim;
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral;
lloagb ten’s Pepsin;
' Bier’s Petroieum;|
MelAne’s Celebrated Liver Pills
lirandreth’s do
Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills
Lee’s Anti-billous do;
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
Even’s do;
Swaynes* Extract SaaapariDa Blood Ills
Jayne's Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend’s Health do;
Jew David’s Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newman’s do:
Rad way’s Beady Belief;
Morris’ Remedy;
Prof- Wood’s Hair Restorative;
Emerson's do;
Bull's Smapartlla;
Toirawnd'e do;
Band’s do;
Gnytoifs Extract Yellow Dock and
WoUTs Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Ownr's Honey;
“ Highly Scan tad Brawn Windsor
« mw*;
Ludlum’s Specific; ,
McLace’s Sudorific Ooogb Syrup;
Tyler’s Gum Arabic do;
Sellers’ - do;
Swayne** Byrop of Wild Cherry;
Smith’s Tonic Syrup;
Derry’s Trleophorous;
Norwood’s Tlnotun of Yeretrum Vlride;
Mel*ne’s Celebrated Veraifuje,
Dr. Loeoek's Palxnonio Wafers ;j
Thompson’s Bye Weter;
Agents for ell of Dr.
Dr. Needham's Breest Pumps;
Water’s Atmospheric Breast Pumps;
Gtua Elastic ' do do.
DELAY'S are always dangerous, and particularly bo with
children that have auy of the symptoms of worms.
In you see your child restless, pale, with foetid breath, hard
stomach, or an Itching of the nose, you need not hesitate to
to it B. A.Fadttesttek's Yermtftage. This tnvnl*
uable remedy will destroy all worms in the system, allay
irritation, and leave the bowels In a pleasant condition.
Bend Ur. Harris’ statement.
Nrw Torn. Fab. 19th, 1868.
This Is to certify, that I gave two bottles of B. A. Fahnes*
lock's Vermifuge to a child of mine, six years old, and she
passed several worms. One of them wee about FIFTEEN
INCHES IN LENGTH. I can therefore recommend It to
the public as the beat remedy for worms ever used.
WM. B. HARRIS, 118 Orchard st.
Prepared and sold by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
W p2 eoroer of First and Wood eta.
ifa. #4 Hbod sfred, PtiUbwvh.
HOLD on sale the following BONDS AND STOCKS
40 shares Exchange Bans;
IT do Monongahela Navigation Company;
20 do Citizens’ Insurance Company;
$2,000 Monongabela Navigation Oompany Bonds!
$5,000 City of Pittsburgh Bonds;
$5,000 County of Allegheny Bonds. [sepfcdlwawtf
Locust Grove Baminsry fu Tousf
rpus next eemloa of this School will begin on WEDJEn
-1 DAY, September 20th, end ceminne forty-two
Day Pupils from the dty an conveyed to and mm »•
Grove In an exduMvaOmnfboa. ,
Circulars may be obtained et the Mon of Mr. wm *.
White, on Market street, and at Mr. Hello*’#, 81 Wood ah,
oronappUmtionto
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MEDICAL.
SICK HEADACHE.
Excellent Article*
temparfUaf!
Always Reliable*
William A. Hill *
BANKERS,
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RAILROAD.
. THROUGH IX FIPTEXff HOURS*
ON ASP AFTER -THURSDAY, JULY 9TH, THREE
THROUGH TRAINfi.
i| inn MAIL TRAIN will leave every morning (Bandgfi
_L: excepted) at 7 o'clock, stoppiog ai all Urn regular ■£*• .
tkras, and arriving ih'Philadelphia at 12 o’clock,. P H.
IRE FAST TRAIN will leave Pittsburgh daßy (except
Sunday.) at 1 tfe&oeX, Stopping at Oreensbvrg. LatroNs,
Blairtrille,LoCkport, Johnstown, Wllmore, GalliUmt, Al
toona, Ao., arriving in Philadelphia -at 4 o'clock, lbs naxt
morning. . ■ •
THE EXPRESS TRAIN win leave e»*vy wi Bill
at fcBO o'clock,-stopping only at Irwin!& Grecrs-borgfiV«-
Latrobe, Hillside, Johnstown, Lilley’g, Gallium. Altoon*,
connecting- at Harrisburg with tba train hr Balti
more, and arriving la Philadelphia or Baltimore,
no<m.
TBS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave every after
noepi (except Sunday) at 6.30 o’clock, stopping at all regu
lar stations, and running only as Ar as BlairsviU*.
THE SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leerps daily
(exmpt Sunday,) at 11 o'clock, A. M., stopping at ailste*
tioaa, and naming only as frr as Brinhnra.
BBTUBNIitG TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh. First Ac
commodation arrives at 6 o’clock, A. tt. Exprees, 1. P. M.
SeeStrf Accommodation, 7 J 5. p M. hUIUZ&j P. M. Past
line, 120, AM.
Fare to New York, $10,50 *. fare to Philadelphia, $9; Fat*
to Baltimore, $B. Pare to B««£oM Springs. $5,70.
Baggsgeebeeked to all stations on the PenubylviulaßaU.
road, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
P> Wengers norabaring tickets in car* will 1-* m
cxnts In addition to the station ruts*, except from Motions
wh«e the Company have ho Agent
Nb notes or* less denominator] then .five do’lorx will be
received in payment ibr ticket?, except Ujow by the
of Pennsylvania.
NOTICE.—In caso of -low, the Company will boll
thnmsehea rafOWlß) for peraoaei baggage enly, and ]rr
an amount not exceeding $lOO.
NJ B.—ihe Excelsior Omnibus-IJne hao *«**u '
to baggage toend*omlh«* S-epoi.nt
a chkrge not to exceed 15 cents Ibr each puOencer, and' ~
U cents lor each trank.
For tickets,apply to J. MECTIMBK, A&n la’-- .
At th*P.R.R.Paas«ngtt’ Stadoa, f >
Plttsbargfa, Jaly oth, last—fl<ff ; * >i * *• -
ORZO AND FEVHBYLYAHXA HATYHOA^,
N«w Arrangement!
COMMENCING FEBRUARY:Zi>I*Mt*
1864. 1364,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsborgh at SA M; Uses at Alii
aneef takes t«a at Crestline, and makes a clove con
section there with a fast Express Train, machine. (3ndn- '**
natl about IT o'clock at night.
EXPRKS3 TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh a' 3 o’clock, P. M ,
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia
.and reaches Qrarilina 'qt ll^OP. vrlththe' :
-Night Express*which reaches Cincinnati hi the morning.
Conneotlons-ars made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
BelfcbSsins and Indiana railroads for Dayton, IndlanapoU*
and tofrns In Indiana. *
Connections are made with Cleveland, MonroevllJa/fian
dosky, Toledo, Detroit-aod Chicago with Bucyrus, Upper
Sandnaky, Forest, and the towns on the Mad River Roed.
Also,'with Mount Vernon, NsHmh, ?ar>mvlHa»eiiil UiPiik
on tbs Mansfield road. ■ _
Fhfe|to anetnosti $7; to IndianapolissB; to
to Toledo $6; to Colambns toZeacavCUe sS4fi;Ao .•
devriand $4. Through, tlekets to Louisville et rwdueed'j'
rates; - -
RETCRSIHGt
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves CreeUine at 1.15 P 11, :
and taaobes Pittsburgh at &30 P M, oonneciing with the
fkst Biuieos Train through In fifteen hour* to Philadelphia.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 2£o, A. M., on the ar-*
rival of the Night Frpresi .Train from dndunaiL and
srrivos at Pittsburgh at IL4O,PM.
NEW BRIGHTON AOOOMMODATTON TRAIN lesvas
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, awl SPM, and New Brighton at 6
AM,and IJ6 P M.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A M, and 9 P.
M., and arrives at 4XO A M, and 4XO, P M.
Trnlnejtonotran on Sunday. . * . : *-i
TleMta or flutter taftirmagon, tffePly at, tbe ticket *
officer of the Ohio and Tenney Irania Heilroaa Ceenpeoy, of
J. Q. CUBBY, at the corner office under the Monongabe)*
Hoot*. FlttabfirzlL'cr of \
3EOEQE PARKIN, Tfckefci*tm,
Federal itreet Statical.-;.;
JOHN KELLY,-fawiMiiiier
F«aai7ivtnl»Bi<llroid.
SUMMER TARIFF between Pittsburgh. Philadelphiaand
Baltimore.; commencing April Ist, 1864.
Firft Clan —Brooms, Qadar and Wooden Ware, Feather*,
Furniture, second hand/Far*. Pianos, Poultry; Wines, in
beskefe or taxes: 76 eeota 9100 Zbe.
Second Chiu— Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Deer XSoeer
and Tfcnothy deed, Glassware, Hardware, Bags, Woolen 4-.
Sheep Pelts, sad Kggpi 6Qc-$lOO D>&
Thud Clou —Bacon and Perk (laoee,) Butter, In flrkinm
kegs or bids; Hidro, (feather, Soap, Window Glam, and Get
ton,ufoampreeaed^66e.fUQOJba*..# . .
JtawA Clou —Alcohol, Baoon (in caiks or bosesj. BMkf :
end Malt, Beef and Fork; -Cfeetuai, Oa—B,Xard and lira
OH, Hjgap,^Whlsky > eottoa r (oompressedJ Leaf-TObaneo t
Flout 80 cents ft bW.
eprr GEORGE C. FRANCTBOUB.
6> Btaghaa A Co.*a TraasportaOek Dias
rpO AND FROM PHILADELP&3 c A,*BAiI!E&ORB HTP .
X '•JI W TORS.—The Owners and- Agents of said Tina , r
have been for the past fourteen years connected with the * -
“oldsetsMished Bingham’s line.” They wTU etrs their
usual prompt attention to the forwarding of Frndu«,Mer
chandue, An, in. the shortest timsiaad on as fisvonhle
terms as any other Une. -
Only one transhipment between Pittsburgh, PhO**
d^phia-and Baltimore.
f GEO. BINGHAM t CO,
'’ " Canal Basin, Liberty It, ntfetfurgh.
BINGHAM, DAVIS kCdST
P-nrirfnT, 2Td Market meet. Philadelphia, .
Proprietors. JAMES WUSOS^LmST
mNarjhst^BaWsmrm.
, -M. L. 06T&ANBK&, AgpuC, - -
aprftly (. ~ W-Weet Wew-Tetfc.- 1 ■■*&*
7 valuable ReaL EstaU-fsr Ills.
EmL .THAT very desirable proparty situated attheccr
bSbw of Sixth and Bmithfleld its., containing- THREE
«*FOUR STORY STOKES AND DWELLINGS, tpo on
BAdth field street, one occupied by. isiedie Jt Bartberger,
Watchmakers and Jewelers, and the other, the center, oc
copied by the owner us a Confectionary, Liquor Store and
Dwelling; asdtbeoneon Sixth street, occupied by 8. W.
Sander*, as a Barber Saloon and Dwelling. This property
Is one or the most eligible situations for a Banking Bouse
or Broker’s Office at present offered for sale In tb*ctry. For
terms enquire of MICHAEL O’HARA.
Title dear and indisputable.
As I am determined to cell it If lean get anything like a
felr price, this is to give notiee to any person or persons hav
ing claim or claims, charge or charges, me, to pre
sent the one to mest-tbe correrof Sixth and SmiUmeld
streets, or prefer the other, and they will bo satisfied Imme
diately. fanlfedew2m| •' MICHABfrCPHABA.
Merchant Tailor,
JOHN LADGHLIN, formerly foreman for Mr. &-Stooer,
would respecttuUy anoounce to'hie friends »nd the
pnblio generally, that be has renteS and newly lifted up
the flue stand lately occupied by Messrs. J. S. A C Lee,'No.
39 Market street. Between Second and Third, where he is
prepared to make to ord-r GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING In
the moot fashionable style. Having himself served a regu
lar apprenticeship to tue trade, and being a practical cutter,
he therefore flatters himself that hp can tarn out garments
not to be surpassed iu workmanship or style in this or any
other dty in the Union.
Haring just returned from the east, he baa a large me
atotmentef the most fashionable Goods, in his Une, rver
brought to this market. ~ -
N. B.—Boys’ Clothes made and trimmed tn the neatest
manner. He will alw_ warrant all ware whet-lj
mntedtobe. Parents will find itgreatiy tn their advantage
to give him a call. If they want their hoys neatly fitted.
Don’t forget the pltce, No. 39 Market street, between Second
and Third, west side. sepAaUwFm
Qtorge u. White,
NO. 51 MARKET tTKKET, will open on and after MON*
DAT NBXT, the 4th day of September, a ricit,aci
varied aasortment of
Paris made Velvet a&d Cloth Cloaks, Talmas, sad Pnfla*
barts;
Lapin’s French Ueriooes and Cashmeres;
Do do Muslin Detainer;
Do Bombasines and Tamise Cloths and Plaids;
Also, striped, barred and plain bilks;
Trench Chintzes, Km broideries fend Laces;
Also, a general assortment of Ladies’ Fall and Winter
Dim Goods;
Purchased, recently at the auction sales la New York', at
a great redaction from former prices. Those auction aa. ea
brio* unprecedented, the quantity exhibited bring nnssn*
ally urge, and the quality very superior, Goods were sold
at ruinous sacrifices.
Pittsburgh. August SO, ISs4.—[*ep3lm
O bbds Bacon Hams;
25 “ do Should*?*;
60 bhls new large Mo. S Mackerel;
80 hf bbls do do do; to strife
80 u medium do do
85 bbls do do do
15 a TAke Trout, in store;
85 u Baltimore Herring, in store ;
30 “ do Shad, do;
5 “ No. I extra Lard Oil, do;
25 ** TannereOil, do;
50 oaska prime Pearls;
£ 100 bbls Mess pork;"
100 ** Grease Laid;
20 “ Loaf Sugar;
60 hhdsO. Sugar;
230 bbls 0. Molasses, cooperage
40 boxes W. O. Tobacco;
100 bbUM.C. Korin;
40 .casks Rice;
7 boxes Cream Gbeeae;
1(0 sacks Dried Apples and Peaches;
. 2000 pounds Bacon Bid**.
jyS ENGLISH k RICHARDSON
Three ilotznea usd Lota For Sale
ART ILL be aoM at prime tale, THREE HOUSES AND
YY LOTS. One Brick House, situated onFerrv.beteaca
Fourth and Liberty streets; Lot 20 feet front by 7) fret
back.
Also, one Lot and two Houses, on Xtfgan street, Sixth
Ward. One House fronting oo Logan street, and this other
oa Carpenter's alley; Lot 24 feet by 100.
Also, the standi now occupy, on tha corner Cf berry and
Water streets,the lease running oneyear fromlstofApril,
1855, with the Furniture, Bedding. Ae. The Eons* at pres
ent ta doing a good business, and Is pleasantly*oeatnL
For terms and further particularsenqwtreof • '
ALEX. CUPPLES,
. rornatof-Fenr and Water streets-
gteamboat Fsrnltare and Chairs,
WB are constantly engaged i* the
acture of STEAMIIOAT CABIN
CHAIRS and FUBNITDIIK, of every
dwedptiAß,ud pay particular attention
to the maau&ctumof the beet styles. mtf table fa the use
of fateamboats. Our experience in this branch of the bua»
u. to u well with tk.
promptitude in which qrdar* are luted, as in tha quality of
tbawork and personal attaiißbn"fci'en to tbe pttiiig oot.
Those Interested In tarnishing Beats, will find lt4o that*
advantage to giveua a ealL • «.
T. B. TOCTQ 8 OP-
I HAVE sold my Interest in the business of Long. Miller
A Co- to 8. A. Long, who, with John Phillips,,will eon*
Unua at the old stand, Fo. 109 Front street, I cordially
reconunend the new firm to the patronage of my friends.
Pittsburgh, July 29,1854. P- H. MILLER.,
—-——-..-mo. mum.
A. LOIG * CO*, . .
BCi AMD BRASS FOUNDERS, AMD GAS UTTERS,
invite attention to their stock of Chandelier*, Bracket*,
Pendants, and other fixtures. W& fit op homes with Qa*
and Bta*m, make Brass Castings of all Unde to order, tar*
sdsh Railroad Pomps and Tank Fittings, and keep Aiatt-
Attritkm Metal constantly on hand. jytt
hress Making and nilllhery* • --
S\ MRS. A A CARGO respectfully inferns hwfttenda
others, that ri» is prepared to make to otdertho -
latent ztyteaof DRESSES, CLOJ fN, /iflYmiM
TaLMAS> do, on the shortest, nodes and on thamontTtm
•onabft tanas. Children's Clothing madn up withneataafea
■ad despatch. Bonnets altered and dnd neabcAag In
directions, and neatly and tastefully trimmed.—Wo Ass •»
gfra H«fc*Hhiw
Apollo 76 FOURTH fermt,-s*«nd atoT 1
mm# enlranoe as to the Onikl'PiliM OuMtiti W}
lay. *, __ JateiAtitV
■ AlfiH—loU bDls eau hf bbU Trout; '
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