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HE CITY POST.
YHUBBDAY MORNING::: :::BBPTEMBISR 21.
Tn Povr Omoi wiU be open to-duy from
b^pMtseven to nine o'clock, A. M, and from half peat
fear to half-past six o’clock, P. M.
THE CHOLERA.
Tba wreihar, yesterday, was exceedingly eool: In the eve-
Tiommlni to odd a* to allow overcoats to be won with
iimhlwtilr oooftrt. This favorable change tn the atmoe
phare, howarar, did not produce aaypaneptible diminution
ta tba number of deaths, from the day previous, and tba to
tal will feet up about the lame as on Tuesday. PhyaWane
aeooant for this by say tag, that although the cold weather
My prevent a further rpread of the epidemic, the sudden
dmaga was very bad for such as were already sick, and
probably hastened the end of a great many. If the theory
b oorreot—and we are inclined to believe it Ib—the truth
- of it wiU be tested today.
We continue below our list of deaths:
DEATHS OH WEDNESDAY.
L Benjamin Jones, member of Allegheny Lodge, 1.0.0.
F, Prospect street
2. Via. Donahoa, Pennsylvania Avenue.
8 Mrs. Rlnaman, Troy Hill, Allegheny.
U.E White, tailor, Hancock street, near Penn.
6. Mr. James U’Laio, Penn street, between Canal and
O r Hare streets.
6. Mrs. Qallagber, Wayne street, near liberty.
7. Mrs. Bplane, wife of William Splase, late Oolleotor at
Aqueduct.
8. Henry M. Smith, corner of Third and Grant streets.
0. A child of Mr. George Wilson, tobacconist, Bmlthfleld
street, near Fourth.
10. W. Btrnbbe, Washington street, near Pannsylfante
Arenne.
11. John Higgins, Green street, near Seventh Ward School
House.
12. Mr. DoWnmeyer, Carson street. Ninth Ward.-
18. Mrs. Taylor, Oareon street, Ninth Ward.
14. A child of Mr. Henry Diamond, Penn afreet, Fifth
Ward. _
16. A child of Mr. Kroft, renn street, Ninth Ward.
18. Mrs. Margaret ta Ha ass, Fifth Ward.
17. Joseph Beisman, comer Factory and Pike streets, Fifth
Ward.
18. Catharine Kebner, Penn street, FUth Ward.
19. Capt. Hardin, Liberty street, Fifth Ward.
20. Son of Frederick Graff, Pennsylvania Avenue.
21. Mrs. Moody, Pike street, Fifth Ward.
22. Mr. Rechtenwell, liberty street, near Qty Flouring
XQis.
28. Mr. Bums, dty Chestnut street, Eighth
Ward.
24. Jaoeb Zabaugb, Bast Lane, Allegheny.
29. Thomas H. Barret, child, In a court, entranoe from
Irwin street, Fourth Wapd.
28. Sarah M’Langhlio, Prospect street.
27- A child of Mra. Lowries, near school-house, Eighth
Ward.
28. A ehlld of Mr. Henan’s, Liberty street, Fifth Ward.
29. A child of Mrs. Rflsy’B, No. 11 High street. The father
died on Saturday.
30. Mr. Radenbangh, at the Point, First Ward.
81. A child named CHpeon, colored, Wylie street.
32. A email bey, colored, Arthurs street.
88. Mrs. John Goes, Federal street, between Pennsylvania
•renne and Wylie street.
84. A German, Adam Reel, No. 4 Washington street
85. William Welsh, fifteen years of age, Cherry alley.
88. A female, name unknown, Arthur* street, burled by
the Board of Health.
87. Two children, three and four yean of age. No. 609
Perm street
88. Patrick O'Conner, Na. 20 Webster street
89. Mrs. Mongo, Liberty street, opposite City Flouring
MUls, fifth Ward.
40. John Hartin, No. 488 liberty street.
41. Mrs. Margaret Bailey, comer of Garrison alley and'
Fayette street.
42. Patrick Fahy, aged seventy-five, intoned at 8t Mary’s
Cemetery. .
48. jßachael Ponsler, alley between Washington tad Fed
eral attests. 1
44. Ann M’Msnus, aged forty five, interred at Bt. Mark's
Oemetery.
46. Mr*. Betty Welsh, Quarry street.
46. Motherin-lsw of Mr. Franks, Third street, near Mar
ket
47. Peter Vink, child, Liberty street, above; M'Cally’s
Glam Works, Fifth Ward.
48. Patrick Walla.
49. Mr. Percy Cbeeaman, Bt. Clair street near the bridge.
At a meeting of the Neptnne’ Fire Company,
held last evening, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Wimo, It having plea«vl Divine Providence tn take
from amongst us our deceased . friend and fellow-firemen.
BzsJiW72i Jovn, whose chare,cfer. not only as a fireman,
but as a dtUen, endeared him to all who koew him. Th«e
.fom.
Roof red, That while we bow In submission to the ruler
of all event*, we cannot but deplore his sudden death.
Suototd, That we deeply sympathise with the bereaved
telly and friend* of . tbe deceased.
Ranked, That the apparatns and engine house be elotbed
wftb the osua! badge of mourning for thirty day a.
Jtetolved. That a copy of those resolutions be sent to the
afflicted family of our deceased member, and also published
In the momiog pap n.
GEORGE FUNSTON, PreaWcnt.
Jomr Duuwoom, Secretary.
Beautiful Presentation But.— -Mr. W. W.
Wtloon, Jeweler, corner of Market and Fourth streets, has
got np to Order, and now exhibiting in his wladojr, a very
beautiful sett of Silver Plate, composed of •; Plteher,
Goblet and Cop, ordered by the alumni and students of
Washington College, together with the citlseaf, and which
they design presenting to Prof. Richard 11. Lee, L. L. D, as
■ token of their high esteem as a worthy Citium, end long
an ahle professor In Washington College. The presentation
taker place on Tuesday evening next, on the of an
address which he is appointed to deliver before the Literary
Societies of the College.
* Suicidb.— An old vagrant, named John Bost
-1 vrfck, who has been an irregirier inhabitant of our jail for
1 years past, yee-erday committed suicide by banging, In an
' oatboosa attached to the rseldaitee of Mr. Robert Gallagher,
Oq the oorner of-GranvlHe aivl Enoch strwbs Seventh
1 Ward. E:r some days past be has ftlt great apprehension
1 on aceennt of the cholera, and hit fears getting
; the better of what little reason he had left, impelled him to
: eoarait the rash act.
Election of Councilman.—The election for
! Councilman in Fourth Ward, Allegheny, on Tuesday, to fill
Vacancy ooeasfamad by death of Ur. IfKlnley, resulted In
i the ebciee of Mr. Hugh Thompson, Democrat, over Robert
' a Gray, Whig, and Derby, ” Know Nothing." The follow.
: lng is the vote:
Thompson —....,.180
Gray... - - 104
1 Derby..— M
1 Cholxra in the Jail.—Oa Ttrsnday the die*
< - ease again mode Its appearance, io a virulent form, in the
1 county jail, and a number of the inmates were attacked.
A prisoner named Parsons, awaiting trial for gnnd larceny,
'committed by. Alderman Hays, of Allegheny,) end a va
grant named Isaac Riddle, were removed to the Mercy llow
pltalon Tuesday night, in so low a condition as to leave
r but little hope of their recovery.
i Godbt's Lady’s Boom.—Minor & Co., No. 82
amithfield street, have received Godey’s Indy's Book, for
October, containing the latest fashions.
J 9» & Valuable Family Medicine^—So cel
ebrated has Dr. M'Lase’s Vermifuge become, (hat it Is re
garded as tha only specific core for worms. Fatailise should
' newer be without a supply of it. At this season, punka
tarly, when worms are so troublesome and frequently fatal
1 -among children, parents should be watchful, and on the
ttzvt appearance of those distressing symptoms which warn
vu<of their presence, at once apply this powerful and effi
cedoos remedy. We ars confident that It only requires a
trial, to convince all that it richly merits the praises that
have been lavished upon it. ItlssafoandinfUUble. Vol
nines of certificates can be produced, showing its great
medical virtues.
Purchasers trill be esrefol to psk for Dr. STLaae’s Oslo
bfstod Verm if age, and taki non* elss. All othor Vsrml
fofts, 1b comparison, arc worthies*. Dr. M’lomc’i genuine
Vermifuge, also his Oclsbratsd User Pills, can now bs bad
at all the respectable Drug Stores In the United Slates and
• Oanada. Also for sal* by the sols proprietors,
FLEMINO BBO&,
Successors to J. Kidd A 00.,
No. 00 Wood street.
TTH*E WORKS I FIRE WORKBII—
r* 200 boxes Fire Crackers;
6 gross Bonin Caodlee, 12 balls;
« do do 8 do;
rtw 6 ** do do 6 do;
- *** 3 *** 8 « do do 4 do;
4 « Triangles, No. 1;)
’ 18 u do do 2'A
* 80 box* Jaekson Crackers;
600,000 Torpedo*;
40 grow Pin Wheels;
20 “ IOOBO* Rockets;
16 “ 2 do do;
13 « 4 do do; . ‘
15000 “ Polling Crackers;
■facnd
No. 6 Wood street
i >HRAP HOUHKB—I36O and $400.r-F« Bale, a .Brie*
V,/ Home- of three rooms, on Artbnn street, wKb lot of
86 feet front by 70 deep. Price $4OO. .
Also- In rear of above, a Freni* Oottage, with lot of same
-isa for 1860. Termti easy. Fruit and shade trees to each.
’ 8. CUTHBERT A'SON,
a 140 Third street
BALE-—A Dwelling Uctue of 6 room a, ball and
F Mllar with 9 )oU of ground, having a front of 61 foot
•oa Franklin street Manehestar, by 138 deep to a wide alley;
•a mod well of water, with pump; out oven, coal hnvse,
•frStttrme.crape Tines»da^fors2,ooo. Termseuy.
vBmU 09*, grape —» aTCUTIIBEET A SON.
Real Estate Agents. I*o Tblnl street
jIUiUSM AMU BKI»U*D HAT Kit—A tt.,h np|il,
■■iT 1 ™ **"* & ° J ‘ T JOS. V*™,"
100 bbls and bf bbls Trout, jI
H ico do do White Flub: reo'd this day by
«g>pß pi t,B—A two story Brick liouse and Lot, on DW«
&•“ hhdagood fair Hew Orleans i ■
I ?$ bbls Beflned, in store and foe dale by
' . KING k MOORHBA-P.
' A OODBT li, 18M-MAUA-N * the jttn-
A don of the Ladle* to a new arrival of choice BMjßOl
darSe vu: Bwias Worked Spencers: Swiss Worked
Worked Collars; and Jaconet Ooliarn of all
* JJJJJJJ' [aoUJ MO. 91 HAMIT HUBS.
afcfrti*.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By if O'Beilly Line* for t3u Horning Poit
N«w Orleans Blot—Yellow Fever* *«•
BAwniPta September 20.—New Orleans papers of Than*
day ere received. The riots are not finally repressed as be
fore reported. Early on Wednesday morning a party of
Americans visited a Coffee House kept by Tim Daffy, which
they completely demolished.. John Kane wet dragged out
of the bouse by the mob. and U bettered to hare been mur
dered, as his body eoald not be found, dames Porter, an
Irishman, was abot dead in tb* street by a eoncealed assas
sin. Barney Boylan wae wounded. The military were oo
der arms while this took place, but the mob had done the
work before they coaid be brought to the eeene of action.
Ihtt papdni strongly condemn the Mayor and police for the
continuance of the riot. At a late hoar on Wednesday
night all was quiet.
The Orleans Courier says the fever is Increasing In malig
nancy. A greater comber of .persons ere dying at the
Charity Hospital, end the monallty is increasing in private
practice.* The dfeaths at the Hospitals for three days amounts
to ninety-five
There is no mail from Charleston, and nothing new from
Savannah.
Arrest off a Slaver~Ftro In Hew York.
Nvw YOU, September 20.—Captain Smith, of the brig
Julia Monltry. was arrested thU morning, .charged by tbo
mate with bringing 610 slaves from Africa and landing
them In Cuba. A respeetabto ship chandler, William C.
Yaientine, was a'so arrested, charged with furnishing sup
plies for the trade.
A fire occurred on Broadway last night. It burnt tbe
premises occupied by John L. Weston, looking-glass dealer;
Hyde, Camp A 00, furniture; Krugler, manufacturer of
syrups; loss $BO,OOO. The Metropolitan wbj in great dan
ger.
Railroad Acetdent<
Cmcuman, September 20.—While the eleven o'clock train
from Dayton, on tbe Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail
road, was nearing the depot in this city, running round a
heavy eurte, tbe two hindmost passenger cars ran off the
traek, and fell over an embankment ten fret high into the
canal, resting bottom upward. Thirty person# were badly
injured, but no one was killed, as for as ascertained.
Explosion and Loia or Life.
St. Louis, September 18.—This morn'ng, between (wo
and three o’clock, a building temporarily employed m i
magaxlne for fire-works, wo* struck by lightning Tbe fire
works erploded, deeirojing the building and all the proper
ty, kilting two men who were sleeping en the premises.
Loss $2500.
Election la Maaaacbuaetto.
Boston, September 20.—1 n the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, MiUikio, .Fusion, has beat sleeted. No cbpico for
Oovemsr has been made.
Ysllow Fnv«r i* Charleston*
CBiXtssTOV, 8. (L, September 19—Tbe deaths yesterday
were 17; for the week 109; from fever 127.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Naw You, September SO.—Coffee firm at 10U@12B£; Su
gar bettor, Muscovado 456%. Molasses 23025. Cotton
firm; fair business. Money unchanged; N. Y. Central
9l}£ Reading 74%; Brie 46. Floor ddlh sales 5500 bbls
good Ohio at Southern foncy and
extra $0,1209,60. Wheat dull. Corn firm; western yellow
82K$8X Whisky firmer; sates 350 bbls Ohio at 41. Pork
unsettled; meat $14,25014,37; priajesl2. Beef firm: sale#
country moss at $llOll 7*. Cut meat* firm; tlhonlders (*&
Lard firm at
PBIUMIHU. September 20.—Some export demand for
Floor, at a price Mow the view# of holders; soma small
lots sold at $5,7509,12}£ for common and good brands, and
for choice lot*. Rye Flour... Nothing dotog.
Wheat...Wrwteru red, sl,7o<ssl,Bo; white, $1,86. Hye
worth $1,1201,15. WhGky... small sales at 42.
CisairSATl, September 20.—Flour farther declined; 700
bbls sold at $6 25@6 40. Whisky 30 Provisions dnU. no
sales of consequence. Nothing new in Groceries.
Watch Trade.
WE levlte the attention of citisen* and strangers toonr
large and carefully selerted stock of Watch** and
Clocks; Railroad Time keepers, in gold and silver caso*;
r**el Chronometer* for tbe pocket, warranted not to vary
a minute In six months. Patent Lever '»v B tch<-s, f-ou $U
to $220; a large assortment of good common or low priced
Watches both In gold and diver caaes. Alan, Railroad
Station Regulators, Office Clocks, Church Clock*. Ac
Warca Bspaumto.—We do Watch Repairing In a man
ner not excelled, If equalled, by any ottabU-hmcot in the
State. W W. WILSON - ,
*epl3 • corner of Market and fourth streets.
Sotlce.
I HATE sold my Interest In the bosiaeeaof Long. MUlor
A Co., to 8. Jl. Long, who, with John Phillips, wtU con
tinue at tbo old stand. Fo. 109 Front stmt. I cordially
rrcomznend tbo new firm to tbe patronage of my friends.
Pittsburgh, Jnly 29,1864. P. H. MILLER.
-/wo. pciLurs
B. A. LOBO 4 CO.,
Bel and brass and gas fitter*.
invite attention to their stock of Chandeliers, Itncketa,
Pendants, and Ollier fixtures. We fit up house* *UhGs*
and Stcacn, make Kras* Casting* of all klml* to .ifdrr. fur
oUh Railroad Pumps and Tank Flttiug*, ami keep Anti-
Attrition Metal constantly on band. Jvfit
DreiiMaktng and nUliaery. '
MRS. A £. CAlUitprcsprclfullj itif riue her friend*
Qatod others, that *bei* prepared :o make u> order the
latest styles of DIiES&KS, CLOAKS, MA.WTLLLaS,
TaZHAS, <fe,,on the shortest notice and oo toe most roe
conabla terms. Childrvo'i Clothing made up with neatness
and despatch* lkmori* altered and dyoi to
directions, aikd neatly and tastefully trunm*d. We situ to
give satisfaction.
Apollo building*, No. "6 FuURTU Street, second story
rams entrance as to the Crystal Palace Dacuerrlau Gal
lery. jyAutawlv
Om 4 C*«k lßTenm«Bt>
or| puarks rank op pittaiiproh;
Ov/ 40 ihim Ohio m 1 i’*im*ylvantft Ratiroa);
10 do Matx-bMtot B«Tlnff Bank :
*0 «Jr> UonnugßhaU NVrlK*tiro Company :
10; do Mttabonrb Lifa, Pir« and Mariiw lorn
ranee Company ;
50 ii« Rockland Mining Company :
$i ,000 Alleghany County Coupon Benda ,
$5,000 CUy of Pittsburgh do do.
A. WII.RINS * CO.,
7l Poorth arrest.
-XTof PaU Good*
Vrcih Arri
HAOA.V A AIIL. are jc
Good*, to which th«y iu.
t-xaers and tb« public la get
»flect*d with great oare, and
cab bo porebtaod Id Ure dtv.
of the following:
Plain black Wits
*V«I do,
.“tripad do,
ruw do,
hopin’* Bombazine*,
do blk and co'ld Delaine*,
do atoned and Cgd do,
Fine Cadfcm*Tes >
Canton Cloths,
Paraaiattza,
t mviilng their cboif» fall
rita Ihn alUnlioh of tbelr roa
ieral. The Uucils have heeo
will be sold a# lew u thee
Their stock cvn*bu in {art
Brorj-a Shawl*, I'ng A *-juorr
Bav f*taip Jo -Jj,
lilk Thibet do do.
Cuhmkre Chavis.
CblnUe* and
L'uvhriokabl* FlzuueU.
Wc!*h do.
EmbmUerka.
Gloves az>d Uclsert,
UlUjco*.
Lrpin't French Fmvj, at
an excellent a*aorUu«-nt <f
JoUdimrv. No Mark-t
With all grades and colors
the very lowest price*, *itli
housekeeping goods.
aoptt Iron Front I
Kenaetl Ala,
UT D. KN'£LI?II, {Wv Bouler of SMITH'S e*-lebr*!el
VV • Rrani-tt Ale and Brown itout. Also, Common Al*
and Purtt-r, in quart and plat boUlc«.
The attention of famihea. and the trade, is r«*p«?tfully
solicited. mil:;
jCtmmlotii’a Loan Office,
NO- 100 SMITiiFIKLD STREET, NEAR FIrT.I.—
Monvy loaned on Gold sod til Iter Watches. SUvwre are
and other valuable article*. eulidlv
T. B. Yoaag 4k Ca,
JS'o. 38 SmilhfLdd strtei, tpporife (\tf Hf>Ul,
MANUFACTL'UKhS OF CABi.NLT FURNITURE AND
CHAIRS, of every description. Materials and work
manship warranted, and sold at reduced prices. Care taken
la pecking for land sad water carriage. au3l
/“USNOT BE BEAT.—We with it distinctly understood
that .we are selling off our present stock of fine UoM
and Sliver Watches, of the very best quality; floe UoW
Jewelry, of the most desiraola styles, and of almost every
description; pure Silver Spouus and Forks ; Plated do; Pearl
and Velvet Porv-Moneiwi; Card Cases; fine Mantle Clocks ;
Tea Setts; Fruit Baskets, Ae_ Ac.; at from 10 to 16 percent,
below former prices, and much lower then any other nstab
lisbment will eel! at in thw or any other western city. Cit
izens and strangers will find it to their advantage to giro
us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
AU articles warranted as represented. The bast quality
of Watch Glasses set at 16 ceoai each, at HOOD'S,
aolfl - 61 Market street
English breakfast tea for sixty cents pkr
POUND,—We have received from New York a ulevlot
of English Breakfast Tea,, which we will warrant equal to
any sold elsewhere In the city at 76c. Also, prlmo Oolong,
Young Hyson and Gunpowder, at 60c A liberal al
lowance to large purchasers. A. JAYNES,
atllg Pekin Tea Store, 38 Fifth street.
LANDiFORSALE— 160 acres situated in Raccoon Bot
tom, 4 mllea west of Economy; prioe $6O per aero.
160 tores 8 miles west of Economy, on which Is a good
Orehard: price $lB per tore. For particulars enquire of
au23 AUSTIN LOOM lb, 92 Fourth tt.
Copper Btoeki for Bale*
rjpt SHARES OF KIDQE MINING COMPANY STOCK,
#ts for sale low for cash, or four months paper En
quire of THOMAS WOODS,
gepLlm . . 76 Fourth street.
Wm. Dlcliyy Jr.,
CLOTHING AND FU&NIhTIIhO STUItE, Masonic lIjO,
Fifth strut, Pittsburgh. —Clothing made to order,-in
good aty Island at moderate rates. aofttf
fI'ERREdOuPICS, *>r Uurreut Butyects Rxiemporeneouefy
X Treated, by William Elder.
Famous Persona snd Places, by N. P. Willis.
Partial Boone, and the Hunters of Kentucky, by W. 11.
Bogart.
Cheannt Wood, by Lsrilo Linden.
Peterson’s Magazine fot September.
Godey’s Lady’s Book. Yankee Notions.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. OILDENFENNEY A CO.,
in 23 * ; No. 76 FourthJ tract.
REFINED SUGARS—SO bbls Loverlng's; 20 dj lUldier’s
Crashed and Pulverised Sugars, just received. Fami
lies supplied by retail or the quantity, on the most liberal
terms. All goods delivered free of charge by
BAILEY A RENSHAW,
• _ anil 26.1 Liberty street
Rnn f nkl M hTONK—ICOO’iba just received and for tale
by It. E. SELLERS A CO,
aep7 67 Waod street.
EIMB— 100 bbls for sale by
eepS ' HENRY H. COLLINS.
HONEY SOAPS—26 gross just received and for vale by
FLEMING BROS,
Successor to J- Kidd A (i>,
aeplfl No. 80 Wood greet.
1 EVAPORATING DISHES—IOO various sizes ou hand
j and for sale by [sepltij FLEMING BROS.
BARRY'S TRICOPIIKUOUS—6 gross on band and for
sale by IswplS] FLEMING BROS.
SUPER. CARD. SOD A—loo kegs on hand and for sale by
seplfl FLEMING BR0t«.
T INBRED OIL—IOO bbls just received and for sale by
I a eeplti FLEMING BROS-
ENGLISH PUTII—I6 cask* just received and fbr sate by
leplO FLEMING BROS.
C COFFEE—100 bags prime Bio:
j utt ** Java, lu store snd for sale by
W pl6 KINO A MOORHEAD.
NO- bUGAR—27 hhda good fair N. 0. Sugar, on con
• dgnment, and for sale by
MP I6 KING A MQORHAAP.
hf cheatsimperlal,Gunpowdcr. Young Hyson
end Black Teas, In store and for sale by
jep» KING A MOORTIEAD.
f "e 60 hoaea Bunell A Roldnson's. W lJlism P
I Qranl’s, Webster's Old, and other brands, for sale by
,apl6 KING A MQURIIKAD.
[CR—IO tiercos lu stole and for sale by
1 mpl6 KING A MOORHEAD,
KFjWKP HUQAkß—Powdered. Crushed. Clarified and
Loaf Sugars, In store and for sale by
*Ol6 . KING A MOORHEAD.
WINDOW GLASB—IOO boxes dxlg, 10xl2 and 10x14
Glass, in store and fbr sale by
**l6 KING k MOORHEAD.
S~ MFTFMRBR mmniEK Qg PUTNAM. Instrecelvwl ais
for sal* at 30 oenta, by BAM-L. B- LAUFFER,
ytfs $7 Waod fttseC
c 'i
' •- ; f
worMtnEß jnui.Tr.
Th* £mr.—The rim last evening at dusk, by the metal
nurks, there was inchee water In the channel,
and itstlonary. -
• TJu steamers Jute Latear and Exchange are the packets
farming to Brow nivUle—the Latear in the morning, and
the Exchange In the evening.
STEAMBOATS.
“1854."
PITTSBURGH, CIHCUTHATI, LOUISVILLP,
AIR)
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
FOR. TO ■ OOKVKTAROf OF
PASSENGERS AMD FREIGHT
umn
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint I>onia*
iimu Tsis Lm is composed of seven mm, -
class powerful Steamers, nne- lJjaßg|f
JBHHBqnelled for speed, splendor, safety,flHEßEM
and comfort, and Is the ostv tbioooh daht loii or St caw
Paouts on the Ohio rirer. It connects with the U. S. Mail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and Saint
Louie, by which passengers and freight are ticketed and re
ceipted through daily. Two new Steamers have been added
to the line, which now consists of the following boats:
Dayt of Departure
Boalt. Oaplaint. from Pittsburgh.
BUCKETK 8TATE.....~.M. W. Bn.Tißoovxa....Sunday.
MESSENGER, No. 2 J. A Davis- Monday.
ALLEGHENY. ....Geo. ITLajs Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE Wn. J. Koran ...Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA Ji. J. Qeace. Thursday.
PITTSBURGH- ~H. CAWPftIU-. Jfriday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jbo. Ku»*r*LTca_......Beturdey.
Leave daily at 10 o’eioek, A. &L, 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,
Monongmhela House Buildings.
IdeclO]
Plttsborgb, 1863.
CANADA
sCI«-reland. Port Stanley . Mv K
a»d Port Harwell. U|jgj|
THK FINE low picture steamer TELEGRAPH. Captain
B. iUXXOW, Till mala two trip* a week between Cleveland;
Port Stonier, and Port Barrell, u follows j
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, at o’clock.
Leaves Port Burrell for Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at 7U o’clock.
The Telegraph oonnect* at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, tbs Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the (*ke Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also connects at Port Stanley with the London
Line at Stages, which connects with the Great Westers
Railroad.
Fur freight and passage apply on board, or to gOOVILL A
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; S. F. HOLCOMB, Port Staoley ,
or A. M'BRLDE. Pore Durwell. mar27:tuor
AUCTION SALES.
AactloaMDaUy Bales.
AT the Commercial Bales Rooms, corner of Wood and
FUlh streets,st 10 o’clock, A, IL, a general anaortnient
of BeaaonabU, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Roots
and Bhoes,.Hats,Caps, Ac.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M-,
Qgoeeries.Qnee&ewuw, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Blames, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur
' allure, Ac.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Faney Arddea, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Stiverwatchea, Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer. fjaJktf
r. X. DAVU, Asotlosiv.
Mackerel, mustard and chocolate at are
TloN.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Septeml-r i'Al,
at 2 o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Rouus, corner of Wood
and Fifth strseia, will be sold,
20 bbU good quality Mackerel;
12 botes superior Yellow Mustard,
12 No. 1 Chocolate.
eej>2d P. M. Auctioneer
SALK OF STOCKS AT AUCTION,—Ob FRIDAY EVE
MSG, 22nd lost., at o’clock, at the Merchant*' Ks
change, Fourth street,'will be void, f »r cash par fund. J
20 ehares Exchange Uank of HUvburgu Stock.
ti do Hank of Pittsburgh “
10 do Mencbewter Saviog Bank “
IS do PtUa’g Cin. and Louis. Tel*-Cn. "
ltd do MooongabtU Navigation (to. M
-'j d<> Ohio and Penna. Railroad Co. “
1' do Uf*. Firt and Mario* In*. Co “
10 do Ci'Dane'loeuntuw Company u
40 do Wwieru Insurant* Company *•
22 do North American Mining “
reply P. hi. DAW£, Aurtfonevr
WANTS.
Land warrants wanted—si:» oo —i wll r-ir
•base land Warrants to the amount of Five Tfc'-.c--.ad
Acres, in lou, bo nr 40 acre Warrants, for which wili h*
paid |I7S In gold, for 1W acres, and in preportiro a r fc’>
and 40 acres. Apply to JAMES BLAKkLY,
I teal Eitata and European Agert,
corner of Seventh and Smith field iti-v
C. O. Wdod,
IMPORTER AND WUULKSALE DEALER IN WISES
AND LIQLXtKS. So 147 North Secv.nJ «trewt, fifth di»--r
above Kaen, east ride, Philadelphia, has on hand tie be*t
qualities of old Brand lev, Wine*. 1 i*h Whisky, Mciionra
beta Whiaky, Holland Ctn, Cordial*. Ac , on term’ wi.rtTiv
the attention ot parrbaeers and dealer*. fau2*r
O w^TOS’S.
WAVKRLKY HOUSE, W South Eighth stm-t. between
Che*tout and Walnut. Philadelphia JU-r
THK UNION,
‘V'O. 11l Arch atreet, Philadelphia. T S. WEBB dale of
Xv the Eagle,) Proprietor. . ai >Zry
Bayard tatloß’s new book, for •*>« at miner
A OJ. d. No. 32 Southfield street
A Journey to Central Africa, or life and lAikhrap** from
Egypt the Negro Kingdoms of the White Nile .by Bay.
ard Taylor.
Party Leaden; akcCr-hee of Jefferses, llamlltsp, Jacksrn,
Clay, Randolph, Ac: by J O Ualdwin.
Ned Musgrave, or the Moat Unfortunate Man In the
World, a coml - ncrel: by Tbardor* Hook.
Hermit's Dell: by a Penritler.
Captain Canot, or Twenty Yean of an African Slaver
Persropt-s: by Dr Wlllotm Elgar.
The Heme in the Valley : by Mrs. Callew.
If you want any. Rooks;
If yon want M«£aslDe*;
If vqq want ebaap Publications;
If you want Standard Work* ;
If you want awytAtng that la printed, fall at
11 MINER A CO,
swplS 22 Smith field street.
NEWTi'OI’PLVoKROOksT— PsvSwjdeiTby’br W tlliiin
Rider.
Fashion and Famine.
Off Daud Taking*, and Crayon SkrU-bcc by lie-ire* W
Ban gav.
Our lloneymoon and other Ccmiralltfoa, from Punch
il{Rne for All, or a New Mode of Bulldlog.
Hydropathic Cook Dock.
Nvd Musgrave, or the Meat Unfortunate Man In tb*
World.
Freaks of Fortune: by J. B. Jonas.
Alice Seymour ; a crew novel: by Mrs. Oray.
Aim, Petersen’s Magaiine, for September. Just received
by RU9SKLL A RKO .
•rplS 16 Fifth street, near Market
BAYARD TAYU)R , SGR'RATBtM)K”A _ J.,urnvy7oCen
trai Africa, or Life and Landscapes from Egypt to the
Kingdoms of the W bite Nile.
Virginia Ootnedlin*. or UUI Days In the Old Dominion ;
from the MSS of C Effingham,
Isabel CarroJton : by Keneller Glens.
Part A. Chemistry of Omaion Life.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. UILDKNPENNEY A CO,
seplS No. 76 Fourth atreet.
Mourning Goods.
WE bare received anil have ou hand a l ary* assortment
of Mourning Gooda, msiprDing
black DoubasJaae; Black Kcglhh Crapes;
Do French Merinos; Mourning Itannute;
Do Bilk Warp Alpacas; Do Vails;
Do Wool Delaines; Do Oollars;
Do ParameUas; l>o Elmtm ;
Do Lynneae Cloths; Do Chemisette*, Ac.
A. A. MABON A CO,
sepl'i 26 Fifth straw.
/ UTV PROPERTY FOR SALIC.—A Dwelling Horn*. with
hall, four rooms, finished attic aodrallar. The Ltd is
2U by 90 fret, situated oo Filth street, near Orant.
A well finished House, oo Wylie street, with I»t 22 by
00 feet
A Brick House, on Blxth street, with Lot 27 feet front by
100 deep, to an alley.
A three story Dwelling House, on Hand street.
Three good Houseii, on Third street, near Wood, he»id**
many others In Tarioua locations and on easy terms.
If yon want a House, Farm,or Building Lot, the place to
be supplied la at the Real Bstate Office ot
S. CUTUUBRT A BON,
seplP 140 Third street.
MOURN 1 NO GOODS— HAGAN A AHL hare just re
ceived a large assortment of the shore goods, to which
they Inrlto the attention of their customers and the public
EIHE —60 bbla fresh received and.lor tala by
seplO HENRY 11. COLLINS.
Ij'lhH— White Ftsh, Trout, Salmon, Ac., received and for
1 sale by [sepltf j HENRY H. COLLI NS,
CHIEKBE —179 boxes for sale by
) sepia lIKNRY H. COLLIN*.
I7QG3 —4 bbla Just rewired and for sale by
li sepia HENRY U. COLLINS.
fIUMOTHY BRED—66 bags and 6 bbts Timothy Seed just
X received and fur e&la by
sepltt ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
BAOHKS-r6 bblx prime Peticbea received by express and
for sale by
septa KNGLIBH A RICHARDSON.
flto LET—The first door of a good Dwelling House, on
X Ross street; two parlors, .dtniog room, kitchen and
oeUar, at $l2 a month. 8. CUTHBKRT A SON,
sepia ' 140 Third street.
$ Dofi’l College.
Classical and mathematical department.—
Honrs and terms per session of 20 weeks, puyable by
the half session, in adraooe:
Regular Day CUM In Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Ac., 9
to 12, A, M.,and 2t04, P. ML, $2O. Krening Clou in Math
eraatlca, 7t09, P. M., $2O. French and German, oto 12, A.
M., aou 2to 4, and 7 to 9, P. M., (20. Ladies’ Clan in
Mathematics; Wednesday, 4 to 6, P. Saturday, 9 to 12,
A. M., $lO. No paina or_ expense will bo spared to mako
this department of the College worthy of patronage.
s«pl» P. HAYDEN. A. 61.. Principal.
PUKE SPICES AND MUSTARD—
-100 boxes pure Mustard;
60 dozen 1 tb cans Mustard;
U do U do do;
100 do bs do do:
160 boxes pure Pepper;
80 do do Allspice:
30 do do Cloves; manufactured at the Hope
Mills, and warranted pure, by F. R DRAVO.
saplß No. 1 Diamond.
A. MAUUN A CU have Just received
I a good assortment of new styles of Pall and Winter
firtfs Cloak and Mantilla Trimiaiugi.
New style fancy Flush Trimming;
Do' do Velvet do:
pp do Ribbon do:
Pq do Galoon do:
Velvet Fringes; V elvet Buttoos;
Vn>lish do: Cloak Fastenings:
Tarsal do*. Hair Dresses. seplß
: v%itfVlMS—6o dOK Eastern Bioomp, received and (dr nle
K hV BAILEY 1 ItENBIJAW.
8&8 Liberty ytrect.
<h'kah MITSM mV>Nd—Put up in un canii» harmatktliy
4 _ aßafO&tblfl article fur the ttble, for rale bv
i «pl» HAILEY a kenboaw.
pKAjm-l» nffiß “i. COLLINS-
mo l6a_N—ll6-OOQ. on ootsi second by dtjr or oouniy
I »*»■<<■ u eoUoterol security. Knqnlr* of
\Sr M> eotmuami xbomla VOQBft, 74 feu* st.
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADB AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
OFFICRBB.
Pnxidmt— JOHN SIIII'TON.
First Viet President—Vi'k. 11. Burnt.
Second “ “ Wji. R. Brown.
Secretary—Vi*, s. Hives.
Treaxur'r —John D. Bcullt.
Suprrintmdcnt —3. T. Northam,Jr.
Oommiltft an Arbitration for August. — W«. R. Brows, y.
P., C. xv. KicErrsos, ii. F. Joxea, Jamb SI. Ocorsa, Wm.
B. ENGLISH.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF PITTBBUBGH MAKEET.
Orncr or Tirr Dalit Morsisq Tost, \
ThurKlayi September 21, 18M. f
[Note.—Tlie quotations given in the following Review, Jt
mast bo understood, arc the wholesale prices, except when
otherwise noticed ]
Remarks.—The prevalence of the Cholera has had its
legitimate effect upon the business community. But little
has been done for several days past, and from appearances
there will be even leas for some days to come, until the
panic abates. We will, therefore, omit all remarks, and
merely glte the quotations of orticlos:
APPLES.—Green Apples are becoming mere plenty In
market. Inferior nre selling at $ bbl n and bet
ter qualities »t $2@2,25.
AtiriEd.—There is Dot much changing hands. Pearls are
in gool demand at 6V4c. I‘ota 6<stsL£c. Saleratns Soda
Ash 3^3><c.
BRlCK—steady sales of Fire Brick at $26 for common and
s4o@@sso for extra, and Fire Clay at $l2 ft ton.
BEESWAX—SaIes on arrival at 24@25c; and from store
at 2S@2flc.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—Bucket* at Factory $2, and from
store $2,15(g>2,25. Large Tubs, from store, $7<&7,6Q f! dot.;
small do sti,6o.
BROOMS—We note a steady demand and light supply ;
on arrival, prices range from and from store at
sll2®|3.
BEAN’S—In consequence of th* partial failure of this sea
son’s product, White remain at the upward figure they at
tained some weeks ago.
BUTTER AND EGGS.— Eggs are scarce and worth
lie. Keg Butter is worth 12@12%e ft lb, cash; in bbl» it
would bring lie.
BACON —Fhouhb-rs aru still worth and plain
liams sugar cured do 12/iut2)£.
CRACKERS.—Manufacturers met during the week and
agreed to raise the rate.*, as follows:
Water Crackers, bbl SG.GO
Butter «lo do - 7.00
WEST.
Pilot Bread
Sugar Cracker*, ft lb
Boston do do
Pic-Nie do
OOTTON TARNS, *c.—The following ora now the ruling
rates:
N 0.6 to 10. Inclusive...l&?fl lb No. 18- .23 fl tb
“UAI2- IP “ *• 17- ~.24 •*
No. 600 ©c lb | No. 800 6» i$ lb
“ 600 8 “ “ 900 -6U “
“ 700 .7 I “1000 e)i“
Carpet Chain: white IW*2O. colnml £l. Coverlet lam,
23<&25. Candlewfok, 18. Twine, 20. Batting, No. 1, 13;
No 2. 12; Family Batting, 16- Caulking, 16.
CORDAGE.—The following are tha rates now aeUMlshed:
Manilla Rope, coil
White “
T*rr.-1 “
Packing Yam, fin«...12 ” “ 11 “
Ban Coane— .Manilla, $2,60. 3,76(56.00 ft dot.
do V ooil 19 eta Tfk tb.
Hemp, SI,K«, 2.76d*3,?6 ft dot.
do ft oil UclafUb.
Pu»roß LlJirs—Manilla, $1.25 9* dor. Hemp, $1 1 dox.
COPPER —We quota nt cash an-1 time.
CANDLES—PaW of Kir during the wwk at 24c lb ;
Dipped worth 13|-4 and Mould IV/j. Soap bring-. 6c.
CllKEFtt— Weatnm Heserre is somewhatscarce, and meets
with ready tale at l«e
CANAL RATES —Summer rates r re r* follows ;
aartn.r?. To Phil*. A Balt. To New York.
Flour, per tbl. $ HI 51,00
Fi*h and Beef y i.hl ..
Ale, AWdiol, Bacon,]
RiMteiT lent Ijint •
Oil. Tallow A Tobacco )
UrC.p. P,ag4, H-y*- *
hair bailed, y
Feather*. Furs, an-1 f
Furniture /
W.*-l k Sheep pelf.
UAILH<*AP BATES—E*.«—I«i rln.«, 75 seats: 2d do,
tt>c; 3d d-. » n i 4:l* <U X>. Fl-ar, ts-jr ■s» bW to Phlia-Jel
plila. By ij LP. 1L IC. westward, to Clueihnati—latcla-v*,
OX-; 2d d»». .’O"; l-i do, 4Ur
FEATHERS— sa'*- have takes pi*’-* from flrat b*nd« at
O', and nit»:i *l l.x-.fiy.
KISH.—The t. ro.tial quotatlft,* remain unchanged, ar.d
are ft.ti «ws. vil M.*■ Urv ?• n. 2. iaiv*. 410 6d£j,ll; Mr-iiuni
do. s:■.).u>; V* 4. jf.-n-V-'b. IwlnuK- •• Herring, s6.2.Sjp
llaLfat i;> ss.Wi<'.p6. FV h: Trout, ; White,
flu. h->‘f f'l- in tr.c ..at pr^p-TMon.
Ffo *LTt—j .ta tv Ti« »ri- th:.n la*-t wre!;,
Tr.e »t*Ba:er» ar» >» ‘■i.i w r irnpri rv-ment 10 the f ireijru
niark--;, ar.d in Culii iruu ;Iji- i- «.*!. uv 1-, o* a« vi.l
j roMi-'v ,uWf 11.-ci 1* x;r]'.. Supcibue i* worth $‘J, i 2
- .v:.v. mnil Extra -7 Kiij ,iv v& haul light
i.ltol >!) N L’l * a; r>,*x*.-b»» IVa-nuts
,-j up. A *«i" "f 6-X) hidi'li v.im m* ie r'ji T'uur«Jay nt
| i llje vlt ,2-. ><• r-wing tc at. totv aated
short crup
OH'A’L'ClL*— l'.’ «'.l«r *«:*-• 11 rugAT take t>laca dally at
, in 0»k am! <’rpre»« cask', abd
*.U»r tu-o.** at 4.’. c<'See 11 Kl>- .N<*s;4 1* lb.
tiKAIN —At tiie tuille it i.' qurte.) at Orn
hing» ti.’ap; J .‘Ai, aud i’scarc<-.’ itarley kTc f tr poor quail
ac-i ji ::rL!>r km.is. Oats bare h4»kin-«J to 82e
Irt ta *tor» . from first bar i-* £VjjfiGr_
MESS fVil'.U.—Very 1i'.1.0 tlolUj
03a I'.t at '\7V>
METALS Pig Le~l is EelJ at 7’,<• 1-y *b» let anj
in ih<* nual 1 war . l>»r J” 7* l i,r,v t*n« : ; .‘Vj,3Vc No
-»le« of Pig Metal or R;.» ia> ar\> rr'ort'-l, they are hal t
firmly at ;.r*»kw)» r*''--*
Il.lY —Regular »*.:•» «l*ih at s2<«*t)2fi j* b-C.
II )PS— We ~,r.'e o».ii. ,t -;1, ,nlki’t. :n at V lb.
Hll.'LS—i.reeu f>*! ar<- quota-i at 7 ; dry »ait »t ilTiplC,
and i’,ry fimt a:
Ht!>S ANDNAII.r—No ld prjiw* has
Ti»* peddlers are eiiil r«n a strike, an-J snore than half the
mills are i ite. "jt anr jmepetof ibi irsoon gjlng to
w> rk It: t» > .~t tlirva u.,t»r--e«. ;.r- prir.. -ra have intro
d-.t-wl wnrkmen fn ui lha Lot, aod it U prn{<j«-i to do It
more a*trn«lrc’v
LARI* A Can let-ling tv exhiUtrd. Sait* tt prime No l
a! It* it. »!.!< »ii l Hr- In V-r«
LEATHIT.— Fn-m »t<-rv I? new orlW at' Red Ui!l|i »
(£24 ; <'«r. A-.!** Jo . Upper do
NAVAL rfi'llE-i t*plriu» of ’.urpt-iiuae brings Ci In the
m»ll wav. Tf> $4.7.7;*;*5; RiicL ; Kotin f. 1.25
»*1 t»' i —Sirs'.lr rale* cf Lard t'.l No 1 at 7i hv the lot *o-J
7* l>v the »rj>V e»d U tlrmt-r. and ai*s m ibe relidi
w*v ere m*lv nl A’., r-o heavy -..lei rep-rud. irujaacf I4*>
gallon* f.f M‘ha’« • Vil at 74. 0 ta-i<
PEA NTT**—uke p!i.-a ererv Jay < r two at ft,sn
f ALT —At the Canal *.alei are made »; $2 Mil fi.-t S<>
1. inO sl!,o'Vj{ , J,l2 (or ritm. Prom *Urv a flight advance
on thf*r rate-.
2TKEL spring h!*-vi. t‘iU*bur~h raanufj-ture. <*- 1
Plow <Jm, 7 »lw! p'nugh wuigt. « . J... cut to j-ettt r:i.
.A ll »tj-e., ir»i.n rv,ll**<l Iron. s'-^; from hMnai» r*~J
<li.. Ilf* *wl. 7\; lork il ». 7/.*•!.-v.<! A*. 4,
•Wnay srf, 7. » -pang*, I'.U , L.y.U, Cult.-
T*for l*wth, 1.-V. 3J.<t-o’>; m> IVv.i 1 ... '-5 p« t-vfh.
TAI.I.O4V—No .l»tu*>n<l. Nominal"* I>*‘ t at
rough do *O.
TIN —Wf have tn ne'e • 'light dre'.ln-; IC. $lO, in, and
I A. fin. rni-b : Ilg fr*A. Bar s:7*-,'
MHiftKY—txlit* af be-n tnadi du
rlr.r tb« * <• k«' 4'-* j*er fall* r.
WOOL— ooLi|, 2Jj lo 40e t* 1 ■. • i"J u t fair
nniuinal
$33,000 Worth cf Farms and Building Lois'.
100 FARMS AND 500 BUILDING LOTS
ir tU ht Uu-ultii a?n -x;j f«» tr‘> smt*rt on Lhe /.Vrct ng i' the
Utl day cvf Ortober. 18St,
4 LA IN it NL’V.UKk AKE ALKKAUV KNOAOKO
M*ny of ihe o-'ar bur.* b«rn aold for fr\>n»
to U’U j er rrot. ad*an«w* «Tt*r IL*» jiricv Kir wbktli tliea«
lot* art no* *«id, rbowtoj dial tbc pun'b&xe wili bw
lnT»^tturtit.
Kaeh LVIi ON LY flft. pavuHo Ir.
of rarh. will rrrelrr* TOOK UCILI>INU L‘)T2. 2/» l-v 100
li-ri, Ijing er • FAKM <-T fnjM "J to 20 ae.rwa. Ytrw
In!* an* N*auUful!y’‘-'Htj.J nt LA KKL.VNP, Long 1.-lai;<l.
wbrrr a new i buieb and vbiK.l luaj.'**, and a numl*fr of
jirirala dWßlltngf, al-.rr*, aud fcclori«-«, haws
alrrady crirt*-!, i-r T-n! rie;v arr now Vi-Ilr Lull!, and
m-t« ral hun Ir-d will !>«■ «r?*rtM the coining *«»fo-oit.
lliw i« a fl:v~-TTpcr: uni’ y i | cwj.iLg a Jrligbtful fnanJry
TOijdrnee near tin* city. uhfis» tbc domestic comfort* <>f a
Jamily cirri* cau lw fully rpalinrd. tnd wb<T» 2&/Hx) build
ing lota asfl almuPt'' l *) turtn* hnT* lately been sold ; and
axl>'« ar<* daily b*ing imule V-* ifnlivi-Jualx who, alt<?r rtreful
examination of lit locatien :<nd the qur.llt* of
tba aotb ar* 1 a**l«':iog fann« for agricultural purpose*, lw
lng confident that no land m> cheap end calculated to in
create *n rapidly in vain* can be h»*l within b 0 miloa of tl)«
city. Thh land would have iwen all taken up year* back,
but ha« been an tntuxi'd mate for the hint e-ntory, and
(xtmplately locked op twr upwanii* of two hundred years*—
since which l«rg>* tales hare l**en made, and where the wild
door roamed at targ* may now t« seen beHUtilu) ciittagest
ami cultivated OclJh waring with the abundsot prodnriiona
«*f -»ur mother earth.
Thit h one of the beat opportunities now oilcteil to thoae
of small mean* who aredeatltuif of a bom* of their own,
tr> purchase one for a uierc trith:; alao, a few farms, con
thinmiteswh Gte and ten acres*, and upward*, m from $25
tus3s per acre.
All persona wishing to avail Iheraaclresi cf \he opportu
nity now offered to procure a fine f:*rtn or rpleudll building
lot near the Lsupire CttT. abould make immediate app'iew
lion, aa shey are nearly all dlepofnl of. Apply to OUAULEd
AVviOl), 20s Uroadway, corner of Fulton street, Y. Y., where
mijw ami pamphlets can bo bad, or aaot If requir<vl by
mail, gratia. B. M’LAIX, Agent,
jy KLUmijaw is 21 Flilb stTeet, Pittsburgh
Valuable Ileal Kilate Air Sale*
jut THAT Tery |>n*perly sltaated at th<» nor
dJoWner of fclxtb ani braltbflcld containing TUKKB
•* *r\)Un STOKY STORES AND DWELLING, two on
Pmjthfleid i-trect, one o-cuple.l by hlcdle & Br.rtlit-rger,
• Wntcbmakar* uiid Jewelers, ami the other, the com-r, oo
cupicil by the owntr aa a Ooufi’Ctlonary, Liquor More ;-.nd
Daelllng; and Lhe one on Sixth street, occcj led by S. \V.
Sander*, a* a Barber Saloon ami Dwelling. This property
is one of the most eligible Mluationo for a Banking Iloure
or brokers Uftlue at pn*soi.t cffen.il for sale in tba city. For
terms enquire of MICHAEL O'HAItA.
Title clear ami indisputable.
A* 1 aiu determined to -ell it if I can get anything like a
fair price, this h to R i re notice to any or per ton» har
ing claim or,claims, charge or charges, against me, to prw
eeut the one to me at the con.or of Sixth and BmKhfield
streets, or prefer the other, *u<t they will be satisfied immiw
dlateln laulo:d*iT2m] MICHAEL O’HAILV
I'M (It SALE-50 Building Lots in Ea>t Liverpool, Ohio.
. These Lota are tu tho midst of Potteries, ne»r the Sta
tion t -r tho PitUburgh and Clen-Jand Kallroad, and wilt bo
boM cheap. Terms of payment,ss per month. Title unex
ceptionable. Apply to JAUKS BLAKELY,
»u 23 Real Estate Agent.
t/oUK THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, In the State of' f f >
r lowa, for aalo. Apply to I
. P Sj ' JAMES BLAKELY A
OPICED SALMON—I care No. 1 spiral Salinpn, iu ten
nound cans, just received by
„ u *i3 ' J w. a. arcLur.o.
SMOKED y M,von—Just received by Railroad from Bun
t'n 100 lbs fresh .“inched Salmon, of very superior
goalitT.* t»uaai W. A. M»CLURO.
K“i< MACKEREL—No. 1. In kttts, Jmt r«.civtU by
_,u,i1r0.,l w. A. »rCt.L-KO,
■ vFf-KiOFS— 5-> ps- Wool LHhciuw, of tbe most faehloaa-
D j ““ by “a P T MASON * CO’S.
CHANCE FOK BL’rlN EfS— tor enle, the slock, fix
ture* and good will of a Country Store, situate tight
miles fVn B the city. Also, the Store and Dwelling nou»,
?“m- £ * S. CUTHBERT A SON,
•5 *- pi? 140 Third street.
NOi'iilNU SHIRT COLLARS. CHAVATb, and
a 'ull astorunent ot luroislung Goods, at the new
y* gU,re vf FRANK TAX OOnPHit-
IMKI’Y I'ACKINU BUXE3-A large lot Ot empty Pack
|i ing boxes, different Eire*, for sale c o«JP »t
4plB ' KEYSER'g, I*o Wood street.
UPLSi’tI PEENCH HEitINUEd, for 7» cwots per yard
• t HAGAN A AHL’i
aepl3 No. 01 Market st.
('vnltsiMK— Wr*** prliae Lhro.e.just received and for
J UutST" ljj4J SMITH A SINCLAIR.
« r *»«'•
' '■■ * -$&
tt * *“• * '
• -* ** W .
". -
Porjro Ya*n.
“ 19 li
I>nXtS YAIK.
lb. Cal
14 “ “ 1& “
13 “ “ 14 “
IVy tote th« file of
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lard and lard oil—
-16 kegs No. 1lord;
10 bbls do UrdOD:
6 half bbls do;
Received andfot sals by
mylB MILLER * BICKBTBON.
RICK— 20 tierces prime Rice, received end fbr sale by
MILLER A RICKIT3ON,
>l7 221 end 22S liberty st.
lARD.oiL— io bbls No. 1 Lard Oil; '* ;
i 10 bf do do; tar sale by
>l7 MILLER k RICKETS ON.
JAVA COFFER—A> pocket* Old Got. Java Coffee, for rale
by [je!7l ♦ . MILLER k RICKBTSON.
C CLARET WINE—IO cap«s “St. Julian” Claret, received
J and for aaio by | je!7] MILLER A BICKETBON.
OLIVE OIL—IS oases Olive Oil, for sale bv
>l7 MILLER k RICKBTSON.
STAR CANDLES—2 j boxes 4% 6’a end o’s Star Oendles,
_ for salg b y [>l«] MILLER k RICKETBON.
•fM»H-35 bbU Medium No. 3 Mackerel; ;
A 10 “ No 1 Pickled Herring; in store nod for
sale by LJeITJ MILLER k BICKETBON.
CIIiAMPAUNE —40 baskets “172,” •‘174," Champagne
J Wine, landing and for sale by
>l7 MILLER A.KICKETSON.
Halt—ls bbls No. 1, for sale by
my 29 SMITH k SINCLAIR.
ANTILLAB—A. A. MASON k CO. have nowforWl#
more than 100 latest Ftyles of Mantillas. [my23
LINSKBD OIL—IO bbls for sale by
>lO HENRY HOLMES.
LIJIE —100 bbls for Bale by
jo!9
O ALERATUB—4O bxs Pulverised SaJeratus, in quarter,
O halves and pound papers, for Bale by
>l9 HENRY HOLMES.
BUTTER —1& kegs fresh Furkio Ratter, fbr sale by
>lO UENRY HOLMES.
Ij'GGS —3 bbls fresh this day received, and for sale by
Ji_>l9 HENRY HOLMES.
BLUE LICK WATER—B bbls reoelved this day by -
JOB. FLEMING,
ray'-fl corner of the Diamond and Market at.
Ll U Ai>—Ul bbls Baltimore Shad, la store and for sale by
o_>B_ • _ ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
WJ HITE FISH—6O bbls inspected, for sale by
JJ je« ____ ENGLISH k RICHARDSON.
MACKJSKKL —100 bbls No. 3, for sale by
j«a ENGLISH k RICHARDSON.
PEAKS —40 bbls prime Pears, for sale by
>l7 ENGLISH k RICHARDSON.
RICK— 100 tierce* prime Rice, for ajle by
>l7' ENGLISH k RICHARDSON.
SHAD!— 25 bbls Shad;
60 hf bbls Shad; in store and for sale by
>IG ENGLISH k RICHARDSON.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES— :
60 hhds N. O. Sugar;
75 bbls do Mousses;
26 do 8. H. Molasses; for eale by
M’CLURKAN, HERRON k 00.
ii{\ SHARES OF EXCHANGE BANK STOCK, for ml*
vv by WILLIAM A. HH.f, a OO
jyi?T Banners, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
LONOWURTirs LADIES’ SWEET WlNE—Very whoi£
some; an excellent article for sacramental purposes;
for vale by D. FICKEISEN.
jyl« 187 liberty st.
/* * EKMAN, French, Port, Madeira and American Wines.
VjT foi sole cheap by D. FICKEISEN,
i>l‘± __ 137 liberty st.
BRANDIES, Whisky, Fieue& Mustard, Havana Began,
4c , aleays on hand, at the lowest prices.
Ql'l D. FICKEISEN.
Ct HEAP AND PURE CLARET—An excellent article for
/ summer use, for sale by
D. FICKEISEN.
VV DRAFTS—Constantly for wain at sight
J T abort date, on
Cincinnati, Louisville,
Su Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Detroit, and
Cleveland; at N 0.71 Foortb street.'
jc’l3 A. WILKINS A 00.
E’UONHELLA WILLOCR.
BANKERS,
AND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver
C(>io. Currant end Par. Funds received on deposit,
stocks bought and sold on commission. Collections medt
at auy point in the United States.
Sv'Uih East corner of Market Fifth streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Baths—Hot, Cold, and khowsr,
IN the titling and furi.ishing of which nothing has been
rpnred to render bathing luxurious as well ■■ healthful
Are open every day, (Sunday’s exeepted,)from 6 o'clock, A.
M., until 10 P. SL,at the Barber Shop, Perry Hotel, owner
of Hancock street and Duquesoe Way.
JOHN WOODSON, Proprietor.
Uammoth Light,
SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID PICTURES are
■Sw? produced at CARGO’S New Gallery, No. 76 Fourth
•*h. rtrect, by his la-ge and improved Side and Sky
Ughts; by which Likenesses of Children are ta-
GaHQDt to n l-w Mrconds.ond Adults in any weather,
in lockets— Daguerreotypes copied,
open lsy and evening. au?
Gra«, Heiilager * Gratis,” :
TT r F.>TI*RN K'.*UNDRI, No. 124 Wood street.—Manu*
f y lai-turer* of Cooking Stovea, Coal and Wood Stoves,
P-trlur stove*, Ilollow Ware, Plain and Fancy Orates, Plain
"*•1 Fan-y Fenders, Sad and lfog Irons, Portable Forges,
Bugar lieuiat, Tra Ketticn, Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes,
A£.A£ an!4
WAVURLY HOUSE,
HAVING I*u Wtikiue Hall, and moved to tbs WAVKR
LY HOL'CE, Diamond alley, whlek I have ***— l up in
on* style, I would respectfully eoiidt the patronage of my
former friends. Oysters, Game, Ac, of tbe choicest kindw
can be had at alt times. The Bar is well supplied wUn
Uquort of the test brands.
antov JOHN WALKER.
Steamboat Fnraltnre and Chairs*
Ws have on hand and are constantly manufactu-
Uj. nog STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND
)W| Oil AIKS, of every de»crtpUoa, vis: »
* " * Rxuaiicn Dining Table*;
Do Bar do;
Lai:es Cabin Chair*, of various styles;
Gen tv do do do;
State Kocm do do do;
l»o Toilet Bores;
Tele a Totes; Sofas;
Divana; Centre Table*;
Wa.'h Standi; Card do;
Waier «i<>; Trays, At, Ac.
sU;crial and workoianvhlp warranted, and prices satis-
t. b. ruu.NqMWCo. .
J'-'J _ 38 gmithfleld sh,oppodtswlty
' ARTHURS, RODGERS A CO„
BAMvEIfcS AVDBROKERS
WkWLi: OF Forum AND SMITH FIELD SFDEETS,
Pittsburgh, Pm.
l/fch
AGAIN:—J u»c raoaiTed wi for nl*
a; MI.NKii A cheap Itgok Store, No. yi rtmith.
Sunuy M-moir» c;f Foreign Lands: by Xn. Harriet
ru.»t, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin; 2 roD-doth,
illustrated, f'h
Mr Ja'[-r Carew; Lcrer’r new nOTel; DO OfStl.
u and Famine: by Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens; $l. For
H. MIN KB A 00>
. _ No- 31 SmithlUlJ street
.M. .•m ‘Da Ij< nets on batKt end tor sale by
O ;.vaJ FLEMING BKOS.
Li N?KKL» Oil-—6 bills reoeired and t>r sale by
JylT ___ HENRY H. COLLINS.
UEVOLVKIIS —A good assortment ot all kinds of RevoL
rent. Including Colt’s, Allen's, Mars tap’s, Werner's,
atidthe UeeolTing hammer Pistol, just recalled and for sale
whoba&se or retail, by DOWN k TETLEY,
K-* _ 136 Wood street.
O AhDINES—2 casus Sardines, in whole, >»«n a&d quarter
O U-*«s, just xvcaived auJ for sale by
BAILEY A RENSHAW,
2)11 Liberty street.
Sl’ilAH CURED 11AMS—\Y> hare ]tut reeeired another
I<>( of superior Sugar Cured Usmx.estseiaed the best in
the Cincinnati market. Alsu, Sugar Cured Dried Beef, on
baud and lor sale by
BAILEY A RENSHAW.
' I'uilAtVO —iio iicga Six Twist Kentucky Tobacco, on hand
X. au’l lof sale by [jyBlj J. A. HUTCHISON A 00.
KEN TUCK V .M USTAKD—A fresh supply of this oelebra*
tod Mustard received and fcr sale by
_j?Ul J. A. IIPTCHIfIOX k 00.
OKI ICE FURXITUKK—For sale low, as follows; iisrn
Iron Safe, 1 Double Desk, a eup. article; 1 Letter
Ac. [jy3lj J. A. HUTCHISON A CO.
ZLSC I'AL.VfA, of *r *ry Tulctj of color, oonsuusuy on
htaii and lor >al« l>j
jysi
J. A. HUTCHISON A 00.
LAIU>- No. l, in k*gs, tor mj« by
_*»!£_ HKN'RY H. OOLLINS.
McOJRD’d FATK.VT ?AX3lLi' bOAP— JOQ bxs nceind
[bulo] HKNKY il. OOLLINS.
WK liiTejus; rrceiTed torn* ol the most dodnblo colors
of 11. a# Beiges; also, b fow pieces of new bb<l ele
gaol styles Delaines uul Cashmere*.
A. A. MASON A 00,
_?ulO No. »6 fifth atmt.
GIiNS lO HIKE, bv
BOWN A TXTLET,
»“$ No. 13d Wood at.
> iTI'NAM PoK A LUUdT, (leaves cut open J just received
. BU&SKLUT, Fifth street,
. _J_y2v near corner of Market
GS UNS,‘I'I«TOLS AND UIPLKS, at all price*, for sale by
T BOWN A TKTLKY.
T7LASK*, IIKLTS, iVWDAit UOKNB, SUUX PQOCHES,
JL Drinking Capa, Ac., for sal* by
auS SOWN A TJSTLEY.
A>D MOI.AS3SS —_
O 4U hbde N.O. Sugar;
60 bbls ** Mclawes;
40 “ Sugar House Mnlamn; for sal* by
M’CLUHKAN, US&BOH A 00.
MACKbiUiIL— 16 bblrt large No. 3, for sale by
M’CLURKAN, HKRBON A CO.
Xt KH feOOKd AT KC&SBLI/B.—F£rLMoples, or Current
JL\ Sutycots: by Wm. Elder.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres: by Viooeut Nolle.
Tiiu Youth of Jufferaon, or A Chronicle of hie College
Scrapes.
t>ur Honeymoon and othc-r Comicalities, from Punch; Il
lustrated.
Life of Dnniel Boone: by W. IX. Bogart.
Kx*y Nat, or the Throe Apprentices: by A. L. Stinson.
The American Oott&ge liahdt*r—Homes /or the Pet»le:
by John bullock.
Chestnut Wood; a tale by Lisle Under.
Fearless Fred , or the Highwayman's Bride.
Fifteen Minutes aiound New York: by Q. Q. Poster.
Eoglbb Envoy at the Court of Nicholas I: by Mica Jnlla
Corner.
London Art Journal, tor August.
Uodey’s and Pe (ergon's Magazine, for September
HCSSKLL * BRO.,
Fifth street, near Market.
KMi* SENDS.— 7
Hut* Bags, Purple Top,
Kollo* Aberdeen, Norfolk,
Globe, end Dele# Hybrid: vholmele
end retell at tbe Seed Store, Plfth etreet.
JAMBS WARDROP.
ylMJUAlt— '&) tibu prime Vinegar for sale by
anl ‘ IIBNItY H. COLT
VOW HEADY.—PutUßm’a Monthly, aim tank— Nnrywtf
for September, for sale by 11. MINER A CO,
SHrli • No. 32 Smlthfield street
PKAITa KKW I'ATtlM' |*jts UuLDKß—Suitable lor
any size of Steel I’mus.~ it holds the Pen firmly, which
can be removed without any difficulty, and without soiling
the fingers. For sale by W. 8. HAVEN, Stationer,
jyl* Market street* corner of Beoond.
|_J AttPKH’S MAUAZINA for August just received and
FI for sale at .
PAUL KLEINER'S literary Depot,
Fifth st, opposite the Theatre.
I?MBBOIDBKIiJt> Just received, some new style !■«<*,
_i Collars, Flowing hleeres, Swiss Flouncing and Embroid
ered Swiss Muslins. A. A. MASON A CO,
pep* 25 Pifth street.
I>KKSToN « MEtLKILL’S Extracts of Yanllia, Lemon,
X Bose, Poach, AimOod, Strawberry, Ac, for flavoring
Ice Creams, Blanc Mange, Puddings, Ac, for mid by
>u7 _ W. A, M*CLCBG.
OILLRNi'AL DBjUPM— Another bupqlt of this
extract for the handkerchief, received by
JOS. FLEXING,
suit eorcer of the Diamond and Xirkst ML
■edlsim vhlflb Is Istielaa |
MYERS’ EXTRACT 07 FROST WOES, OB ROCK BOO!
An Invaluable Remedy for all Scrofulna Dkeanes, Tnillpw
tion, Salt Rheum, Sick Headache, Canker, Nursing Son
Mouth, General Debility, and a* a Purifier of the Blood,
Is unequalled.
Bock Bote Ok —From early childhood I have been subject
to seven periodical attacks of Sick Headache, at times Ten
dering me unfit to attend to my dabev For the
last two yean I have been very weak, and had Httle or no
appetite, but by the use or your Rxinet of Rock Rose, my
general health is much improved, my appetite is good, I
have no more Headachy and I feel better sad stronger than
I have for yean before. MRS. C. H. WEBSTER.
New Haven, Bept 14th, 1862.
CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS.
Bn. A. B. L. Myers: Dear Sir—ln Cutaneous Eruptions,
in several inetanoee, I have given your ******* of Rook
Bose to children and others, in getting up the M—
with the happiest success. In several easw of Erysipelas*
this Syrup has effected s cure; it may be relied epos as a
certain agent, capable of eradicating the jlsssn from the
system, by purifying the blood. I recommend It mrnestty
for all Scrofulous Affections, Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Colds, and Pulmonary Diseates in
general. Yoon truly, RET. K. R. WARREN.
New London, October 7,1860. " •J
-RHEUMATISM. ' *
HENRY HOLMES.
Bet. A. M. L. Myers: Dear Sir—Qaviogused your Extract
of Bock Rose for Rheumatism General Debility, »"4
found it efficacious in removing the llimn, I would cheer*
fully recommend it as a valuable meJtrfne fry the diwww**
tt promises to core. r. KNIGHT.
New Haven, January 6,1851.
SALT RHEUM, OR TETTER.
I hereby certify that my aon Edward (a lad of tea years
of agej was, last September, attached with Salt hbeum.
For four wesks, there was adeep sore on the tide of bis free,
extending around tbe mouth, which discharged freely. Ws
tried several medicines, without obtaining any relief At
last, we tried Myers’ Extract of Bock Rose, which has eftct>
ed a cure. Tbs sor» is completely healed, *«« his general
health much improved. HORACE W. BULL.
New Haven, m*"*, 1863.
Bold wholesale and retail at Dr. KKYBKR’S Drug Store,
No. 140, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley.
Sign of the Golden Mortar. auSDdsw
L Firm Jie Pittsburgh DaxL* Dispatch, fto. 16,18Wj
Chut BracM—Am
Person* who hare Mqaind n stooping portion, by foOow
ing n sedentary occupation, will experience great relief by
the use of the '* Washington Suspender Brace,” made and
sold by Dr. KEY3EB, comer of Wood street and Virgin
alley. It answers for a brace and suspenders, the weighted
the pantaloons la ao placed as to continually tend to being
the shoulders to their natural position, expand the
chest. We porehaeed one some time ago, and hare been eo
ploased with'it, that we unsolicited gave it a “pud,” gratia.
Women, hundreds of wham are aanuelly injured by the
weight of enormous “sUrtn” should also procure these
bracos. Be particular In procuring tbe Mad mentioned, as
many of the Braces sold are humbugs. ' .
Bold wholesale and retail at the Drug BtOrepf QJBO. H.
KKYBEB, Mo. 140, comer of Wood street and Virgin alley,
feign of the Oolden Mortar.
N. B.—l also keep every variety of Tmrerr, Supporters
Body Braces, PBe Props, Ebstto Stockings, Suspeneary
Bandage*, Ac. aoXluUw
«rXalarged or Varicose Vctne, Weak
KNEE JOINTS AND WEAK ANKLE&-I would respect
folly Invite the attention of Pfaysiaana, and the public gen
erally, to my assortment of Sik Bestir Stockings, Knee
C*p«, Ankle Books and Bandages for the relief and cure of
Varicose or Enlarged Veins, Weak Ankles, Weak Knee,
Joints, and tbe various appliances oenl |n the core of dis
eases requiring outward support.
I also keep every variety of TTrueea, Body Braoss, gup
porters, Shoulder Braces, and in ill of mechani
cal appliances usel in the ears of llrstnn
GEO. H. KEYS KB, Wholesale Druggist,
au2fcdew No. 14J, cor. Wood ft and Virgin alley.
Agincy of Dr. Fitch’* Celebrated lledi*
»AT DR.G.H. KEYBER’BDrag Store,No. 140eomar
Wood street and Virgin alley; Cherry Pulmonis, Pulmona
ry Balsam, Pectoral Expectorant, Pulmonary liniment,
Depurative Syrup, Heart Owrector, Humor Oorteetcr, port
and Medicinal Cod liver Oil, Antf-Pyspepthi Ml rtmu, Cough
and Cathartic Pills, Nervine, Vermifuge, Tamale Pills, Tw
male Spedlle, dm, A&, need by him constantly and with
unprecedented sueeese in the treatment of
CbUs, Coughs, Consumption, Mthma, Heart Dimasts, Dys
pepsia, Scro/ida, Alan Diseases, Rheumatism nmols
Complaints, Piles, etc. Dr. Pitch's imeguoMed
Potent SEcer Plated Abdominal Atppori&u .
Dr. Pitch's Improved Plated Sttd
tyring Shoulder Braos. Dr.
Pitch's SEcer Inha-
Hag Tube.
Also, all kinds of Proprietary Mwflrlnss, at the lowest
price*, wholesale or retail. ' jySlriaw
LIST or GECT7IH2 FATEHT XKDICI9XB,
ox Hsxn am ros saia bt
PLEHISe BROTHERS,
iwrMm «r uw niu.
Wholesale Druggists end Putfrrs in Ustmt MMiriees,
Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
KEELER’S AMERICAN COMPOUND;
Jayne’s Alterative:
“ CerminatiTe Balsam;
** Heir Dye:
u Expectorant;
“ Ban stive nils:
** Hair Tonic;
Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry
Bryant’s Puimonary t^i**"*;
Hooßand’s German Bitten;
Holland do
Hostetler's Stomach do
Merrhliwn* Uterine Catbolioon:
Btoms’-Scof eh Cough Candy;
Price’s do;
Thorn 1 ! do;
Howe's do;
Osgood’s India Cholagogne;
Morse’s Invigorating Cordials
Tiler’s Gun AraUo Drops;
unison’s Hair Dye;
Phalon’a do
McMonn’s Bliilr of Opium;
Bryant’s Purifying Extract;
Dailey's Pain Extract;
Brown’s Ksowaca of Jamaica Ginger:
McAllister's do do:
Bidder’s Indelßhle Ink;
Payeon’s do do;
Axahold’s do;
Dr. Curtis’ Hynana;’
Lyons’ Bathanon;
David's Ully White; '
Basin’s do;
Tobias’ liniment;
Host's do;
Allen’s Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Mexican Mustang do;
Terrel’s Arabian do;
Gardner’s do;
Barrel’s Indian do;
Carter’s Spanish Mixture;
Berne’s pile Lotion;
Meen Fun;
Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil;
Merchant's Gargling Oil; * *
Rnshtoo, Clarke A Co.’i Ood liver (Ml; -
McAllister's Ointment;
Sings’ Itch do;
Terrel’s- do;
Gray's do:
Trask’s Magnetic Ointment:
JadUn’e do;
Bwaim’a Panacea;
Houck’s do;)
Bargant’s Infant Panacea;
Perry Davis’ Pain Killer; _
Ayer’s Chany Pectoral;
llougb ten’s Pepsin;
Kiers Petroleum;
Molane’s Celebrated Liver Pills
Brandreth’s do
Wrights Indian Vegetable PfUs
Lee's Anti-bilkmi do;
Barsaparilla Blood do;
Evan's do;
8 Waynes' Extract Sarsaparilla Blood {Us
Jayne’s Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend’s Health do;
Jew David’s Plasters:
{Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newman's do;
Rad way’s Ready Reßef;
Morris’Remedy;
Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative;
Emerson's do;
Bull's Sarsaparilla;
Sand’s do; ' -
Gnysotfs Extract Yfllow Dock and SanapariQsT
Wolff’s Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey;
** Highly Scented Brown Windsor
“ Mask;
Ladlum’a Specific;
McLane’s Sudorific Cough Bymp;
Tyler’s Gam Arabic do;
Seilers’ ' do;
Swayne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith’s Tonic Syrup;
Berry’s Trioophorous;
Norwood’s Tincture of Varatrum Vlride;
Mnlaae’g Oeiebrated Vemifhge,
Dr. Looock’a Pulmonic Wafer*;
Thompson's ltye Water; *
Agents for all of Dr. lfertlrlaM';
Dr. Needham's Breast Pumps;
Water’s Atmospheric Breast Ptunps;
Gum Elastic do do. fobl&ly
A SPLENDID OOUNTRT RESIDENCE, on the Ohio
river, adjoining the House of Refuge, on the Plank
Boad at Woods’ Ron. There la six acres covered with a
large amount of Grafted Fruits, Evergreens, Grapes, Ber
ries and Garden Roots; with a superior Dwelling, Barns
and Out-Housee, all intended to make a comfortable heme.
It Is offered low. Enquire of ROBERT DAYIB, Esq , on the
premises, or of THOMAS WOODS,
seplfclm 76 Fourth street
A A- MASON A 00. are now in receipt of several case*
• of rich Dress Goods, aU selected with great care, at
the reeem lerge package sales in New York, at less
coet of importation, comprising, rich black flg’d Olksi <k>
plaid and striped BQks; do Brocade Silks; do Imirr do
Qro ds Rhine; colored plaid and striped Silks; do Pole de
Sole; do Glace; doßroeede; french Merinoee; Tmtix Me
rino Plaids; figured Cashmeres and Deiainee; fine Trench
Ginghams and Chlntsea se^LS
' William Ai Hill * Ca, :
BANKERB,
HOLD on sale the >-
40 shares Exchange Ba**k;
17 do
20 do arisen* 1 Insnrence Company \
(2,000 Monougibela Navigation Company Wm> '| | ;
$%OOO City of Pittsburgh Bonds;
$5,000 Oouoty of Allegheny Bonds. fwpfcdlwawtf
Locust Hr ova Sninary for Tausg Ladim.
THE next eeesion of this Bebool will berip on WEDNTML
DAY, September 30th, end continue forty-two week*.
Day Pupils from the city axe conveyed to and frost %
Grave in an exclusive Omnlbaa
Oreulsnmay be obtained at the store «f Mr. Geormß.
Wldta, on MaxWst at Mr. 'MeUoc’s, fl Woodst*
oe on appUeatton to the Raster.
RET. WM. H. OLauct,
«M Tlttshmgh, Tfe
* J’ ■ f.
, . -V ?
MEDICAL.
SICK HEADACUE.
Excellent Article.
Far Bale.
Elegaat Dress Goods.
rfi'_ ,jr ixm.tm m iuxd, ngntam.
■S^SSSSS»“wws
B. COTHB*T * BOS,
- 14# Thixd *
RAILROADS
01S7XZ.AV9 AID HITfIPBOH
IIILBOID,
or oomrsano* with the
Ohlf and PtBJUTITMIK BcftlVMiy
- VIA ALLIANCE.
shortest, qalakeet cad cheapest route to Toledo, CM*
Q * te "*’ "* <• v “
Tbl* route to one bandied miles shorter end shoot eight
toChleage, then the drenittmsone VIA UP
Thwe Dally Train* between Pittsborah end Cleveland.
ToorDaflv Trpins between Ctovelaadand CTHeegff
twenty-two hears,
end St Lento llilifjwnen boon.
Train* for Cleveland leave AlUawW at 7.80, A. S., 12.00.
E, and 630 P. M, oonncctlag at Hndeon with Trains tat
Onyahoga Palis and Akron, and arriving In Cleveland at
1040, A. Xn S 30, P. IL, and 840, P. ML
The Trains of the Ohio and Penns. Railroad, leave Pitts
burgh at 840. 4. SL, 8.00, A. M_, and 840, P. M.: arrive in
Otovetond at 1000, A. M., 200, P. M* and 8.20, P. SL: eon
imcttng there with through Trains fbr Toledo. Chka«*, Book
Island and fit Louto.
Pas—gars for Toiede, Chicago, St Louis and the North
west, leaving Pittsburgh on either of the morning or after
noon Trains, by going VIA 'CLEVELAND, will arrive In
Chicago one Train in advance of tboee who go via Mans
field or any other rente. Time gained by going via Cleve
land, eight boars. ■ *
• kftog to Bt Lords or any other point west
or Uneago, will make the etaeest connections ami oofckeet
tim, b, bbte,: thjMO, A. 31. Tata ta KtObnrjb.
S"""*** b L l £. ljl £*>>(«*Otarctod)rath St. Lot Is o n
the evening of the following day.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 640 and 840, A. M n 230 and \
840, P. M; arrive In CUeago at 8.48 and 1140, P. Id.. SJM.
A. M. and 1200 K. - .
Trains Ira*e tor Rock Island and St Louis as folio** :
Leave Chicagost I SO, A. M.aod 9.30, p. M.
ParacaganforSt. Loots go over Bock Island Ballrrad to
JoUstfiad thence over tbs Chicago sod Xteiutppi Bailroed
to Alton, ud thence by Strain brat (23 miles) to St. Look.
Prarafa by the &90, A. tL, Train arrive in St. Louis at
IL3O same evening, and by the 9.30, p. iL, Train »t noon
next day.
Baggage cheeked throogh to Cleveland, end there re
ebeeked for Chicago ana Bt. Louis.
PAHS VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lercLiM. Ist cites. 2m> clam.
To A11iance........42 30 To Chicago AU SO 9£o
CA>velaad..._ 4 00 l4 So 12 60
0 00 Bock bland. 10 03 13 &0
... 6 00 St. Louis..... 19 s>) 16 60
are requested to procure their tickets at the
otee of the Company, In Mooongabela House, third doer
below the corner. J. Cleveland.
J. A. CAUGHEY, Amt,
Pittsburgh.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
iM4 * Kmamm bb—b i«*.
EAILROAD.
THROUGH II VIFTBBI HOVRi.
ON AID AFTER THURSDAY, JULY BTH, THERE
THROUGH TRAINS.
THB MAIL TRAIN' win lean ever j morning (9utd»-»s
exrwpted)atT o’clock, stopping at xB the regular sta
ttooLud arriving in Philadelphia at 13 o’clock,. 1’ H. 1
THE FAST TRAIN trill leave Pitiaburgh dluij itiw;':
foadayJ at 1 o’clock, stopping st Latrob*:,
Btatwrille, Loekport, Johnstown, Wllmore. Al
toons. arriving is Philadelphia at 4 o'clock, Iho nest
morning.
THR EXPRESS TRAIN will leave every evening
at MO o’clock, stopping only at Irwin’s, Orvensburgh,
latroba, HBlride, Johnstown, Lilley’s, Callttsea, Altoona.
«■* connecting at Harrisburg with the train for lialii
mon, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at I^3o,
THB ACCOMMODATION TRAIN wiH Imre evrty after
•oau (except Saoday) at &90 o'clock, stopping at au regu
lar stations, and running only as far as BUimine.
THI SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves dally
(except Sunday,) at 11 o’clock, A. M., stopping at all sta
tion*, and running only as for as Brin ton’s.
EVl'llkUlhQ TRAINB arrive in Pittsburgh. First Ac
commodation arrive* at 8 o’clock, A. M. Express, 1, p. M.
Saoond AeoommndatVm,TAS,P M. Mail ISAO, P. M. Fast
Lius, $3O, A M.
- Fire to New York, $10,60: Fare to PMladalpbla, $8; Fare
to Baltimore, $B. Fare to Bedford Sprigs, $5,70.
Baggage chocked to all stations on the PmmniTuSt Ball*
rosd,and to Philadelphia and Baltimore. '_ - . -
enmta addition to the station rates, except from
where the Company hareno A gent.
No notes of a lees denomination than fire dollars will be .
received In payment for tickets, except those Untied by the
Basks of Pennsylvania. «.
M&- NOTICR.-—ln ease of loss, tbs- Oonxpany wQI bold
thwiiwhw responsible, for personal baggage only, and for
en amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—The Sriwibu. Omnibus Use has been employed
to oonvey peesaogers and beggage to and from the Depot, at\
a ehazga not to exesed 15 cento for eaeh peaseager, sad
15 cento for each trunk.
For tickets, apply to J. MESKHfRN, Agent, t
Atthe P. R. R. Passenger Station, on Liberty it
Pittsburgh, July 6th, 18S4--f]e7 . l::-'*
OHIO AJTD PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
lew Arrangement,
COMMJSNCIKQ FSBB UA&T&, 18M.
1864. ggHßOpgi 1854.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8 AM; dinsaat AHI
anee; takes tenet Crestline, and makasa dose con
nection there with a last Ri pleas Train, reaching Ctnnin
nati about 12 o’clock at night.
EXPRESS TRAIN laavea Pittsburgh a* 3 o’clock, P. M.,
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia,
and reaches Crestline at 11,30 p. conneeaing with the
Night Kxpresa which reaches Cincinnatiin tbe
Connections are made with the Ohio end Indiana, and
Btlfhatatoa and Indiana railroads for Dayton, Indianapolis
Oonnectiona are made with Cleveland, Monroeville, gen
dusky, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with Bucyrus, Upper
Sandusky, Finest, and the towns an the Hadßiver Road.
Also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zasesrißa and towns
FaratoOnctonsti $7; tolndisnapollsgS; to Dayton $840;
to Toledo $4; to Columbus to ZaneaviUe $540; to
Otoveland $4. Through tickets to Louisville at reduced
rate*.
RETURIUG •
THB RXPRBHa TRAIN , leaves Crmtline at 106 P M,
and reaches Pittsburgh jkt BAO P M, eonneetiag wtth tbe
fost Express Train through in fifteen hours toFhiladel phi*.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 3AO, on the ar
rival of the Night Rxpress Train from Ctadnnati,
arrives at Pittsburgh at 13-40, P M.
NSW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Imves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 6 PM, and New ax 0
A M,and U 6 P M.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A 31, and 0 P.
it, and arrlTM at 440 AM» and 440, p M.
49 The Train* do sot ron on Sunday.
49 Tickets or farther information, apply at thetkket
otto—of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of
J. G. CURRY, at the oorneroaee under the Hcneanbela
Hoan, Pittsburgh, or of
GBORGB PARKIN, Ikkit Agent,
federal street
hba JOHN KELLY, Passenger
Penafylvanla KallnaA
SUMMER TARIFF between Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; commencing April let, 1864.
PirttClan Broome, Oedar and Wooden Ware, Feathers,
Furniture, eeoond band, Pars, Pianos, Poultry; Wines, ip
baskets or boxes: 76 oentafllOO Bn.
Second Close—DrM Fruit, Beeswax, Dear fikina, Clorer
and Timothy Seed, Glassware, Hardware, Rage, Waal and
Sheep Felts, and Eggs: foe.
Third Class Daeounnd Pork (kweej Batter, in firkins,
ktgsarbUs; Hides, Leather, Soap, Window Glass, aadCet
ten,uneomnmaed: tte.fi 100 fos.
Anitk efan Aleohol, Bacon (in easks or boxes/) Barter
and Malt, Beef and Pork, Cindies, Cheese, lard and Lard
Oil, Cotton,- (oomprewsd.) Leaf Tobacco:
Floor SOeents fl bbL
aprl ; . GEORGE 0. FRANOIBCCB.
O* Bingham A Co.’i Transportation Line
SMB—e
r> AND FROM PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMOES AND
NEW YQRJL—The Owners and Agents of said Use
bare been for tie pest fourteen yean with the
u old established Bingham's line.” They will sire
usual prompt attention to the forwarding of Proa nee- «r
-chandtse, Ae, in tbs ebarteet time end, on as
tsrsas as any other line.
Only one transhipment between PtttabsrgfeL PhUa*
delphia and Baltimore.
GEO. BINGHAM t CO,
Canal Bella. Liberty sL, Pittsburgh.
BJNGHAAI, DAYIB A 00-
276 Market met, Philadelphia.
JAMES WILSON, Agent,
121 North et-, Baltimore.
H. L. 06TRANDBL Agent,
.V MWeatsL, rfewYorb.
. Cforgt g. Wklie,
NO. Sft-MAMUn? STtUEgT,wiU open on Mid aflat Uo2f •
DAY, HUt, tii* 4tb day of September, mrich ud
▼aried assortment of
Paris teade.Vtlyet and Goth Cloaks, Talmas, and Phila
berts;
Lupin's French Jteinoes and Cashmeres; >
Do do Maalin Detainee*
Do Bombarinas and Tamiae Cloths and Raids;
Also, striped. bamd and plain Silks; /“
French Ohintaee, Smbraiderim and law;
Aim, a general assortment of Ladles’ Fall winter
Dress Goods;
Pwthaaed recently at tbs aoettoo sales in Ban Teak, at
~s greet redaction., tram tomar priest. Thorn anetton aa as
bains napreeeilented/tbe quantity exhibited being unusn
ally large, and tha quality eery. superior, Qoods ware add
at rninoas aaerifloas.
Pittsburgh, August 30,1864.-[aep23m •
SDHDBIK8 —
10 hbda Baoon Hama;
» - do Shoaldm;
M bUo Mr Ur*. No. 3 Xubnl;
30 hi bbis do do do; Uorriro
90 “ do dO
26 bbla do 4o do
W •* LakaTnmMntore;.
26 “ "Baltimore Herring, in store;
20 ** —do dot.. •
J “ 80. 1 extra Lard Oil, dot 4,
26 * Tanners Oil, do;
60 easts prime Peeria;
100 bbla Hess Pork;
100 « Gratae lard ;
20 “ Loaf Sugar;
60 hbdsO. Sugar;
230 bbla 0. MoUma oak eoopsrasa
40 boxes W. 0. Tobacco;
100 bbla V. C. Botin:
40 casks Bice;
7 boxes Cream Cbesse;
160 aaeka Dried Apples ami peachm;
3DOO pounds Bacon Bides.
3jfi KXGUgn A BIQgAHPBOS
Tbrst Bsim* and Lou for Gala.
Uj/’ tfda be sold at private mie, THKBfi HOGSBS A2TD
TT Wffi. One Back House, ritosted on Ferry,between
Ppiulh and Liberty streets; Lot 20 feet front by 70 feet
back. ♦
"Aim, one Lot and two Homes, on Logan street, Sixth
Ward. On* House fronting on logan street, aod the other
oa Carpentaria alley; Lot 24 feet by 100.
Abo, tha stand 1 near oecnpy, on the corner of farcy and
water streets, tha lease ronninz oneyear from Ist of April,
1866, with the Furniture, Baddteg.de. Tbe House at pres
ent la doing a good twit n*w. and is pleasantly-'oeatad.
For terms and farther particulars enquire of
ai.ht CUFPLKS,
aaSfctf corner of Ferry and Water streets. ’
lUwbMt Vanltvt ud Cbaln*
WX UI oawtootJjr «asa«ad is tbo
«f fiOUMBOAI OABIH
fMtntg ud FTBHITUBS, of mrj
ilim i Ijitkm, itvl n>r prrtmlrr ittnntkm
to the moanfeetara of tb* *•* asiiafate fee tte qm
at Btoomboots. Our expataM la tßia hrmnrti of tte UuL
bmo Moblei Ha to nßut atuftedoS) as veil vtti tb#
pvomptttadain vhkfcoolats are flQad, as In tbsqoa&tf of
tte m and pmool sttwnttoa glvaa to ttefisda* oat.
ThoM lntaatfed la farnkhlng Boots, will ted it to tbai?
advaefec* to ffravs • odL
jJ|?_ T. & TOQggfeCO.
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