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' -•■ - ’ M t *Y?r .. * *V» w•' + 5T*,: - >v. s<» 5 <»- V* *• ■*' L, i fr' . *’•>/: *> ;, r lailß Anting PIT X SB ® Jt Cr Hs ATUROAY MQBNINO:::---:- : ---QCTOBER 7. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. FOB QQYBBNOR, WILLIAM BIGLER. FOB JUBTICIS OF THE SUPREME COURT, JEREMIAH S. BLACK, OP COMEUiCT COUNTY. FOR CAKAL CQttttIBSJOXJfR, HE NUTS. MOTT, DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. Observe, the two first propositions are mere as* I eertions of ’Whigs. ! Who can prove that Know Nothings will vote for nono but members of their I own order ? Have; they not resolved to vote for David R>tchie for Congress in this district ? Is be not the son of a foreigner? We thought so ; and be is none the worse for that, if he is. Be that as it may, does the fact that he Is on the Know Nothing tioket prove oonolnsively that he is a member of the order ? The Gazette professes lto oppose the order. Is its candidate for Con- ELIJAH TBOvK s'c”y“'pit.BbßrCh. 5 'c”y“'pit. 8 bBr C h. j greee a member ? : CON<3EtS3, CHARLES fIHALKR, City of PitUburgh. Ooxoufiu, 22d TCrrwcT. ' ;< DR. 0. D. PALMER, Butlrr County. Assembly, J- K. MOORHEAD, City of Pittsburgh. JOHN 8. HAMILTON, South'Pittsburgh. . JOHN M. KIRKPATIUCK,.CUj of Pittsburgh. THOMAS M. GABKOL, hl’Kuwpcrt. WILSON STKWART, Doquoroe Borough. JOHN S. KKNNBDY, City of Pittaburgb. 3. HARVEY ROBB, 3t Clair. -Clehk of Cobrt, . JOHN n. PHILLIPS, lloblneon. ACDtTOE. DANIKL WF-11T7., PilL lowhlp. DictcTOßa or fat Poo*, J\MEB A. GIBSON, Pine. EDWARD M'CORKLB, lotliin*. BODRRT BAILEY, Manchester. Chanty CommlUe. erf Carrcpondence. The member! of the fthnoeretfc o>anty Committee <T Cotreepoadenco ere rajueUed to meet at the St. Charlea Motel, on SATURDAY SFAT, Onoher 7th, at llo’eloclt, A jj ROBT. B. GUTURIK, Chairman. Ws*. M. Portia, Secretary. TDE COUNCIL FIRES ARE KINDLED!! POT YOUR SHOULDERS TO THE WHEEL! DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS! In PITTSBURG 11, oo Satubdat rtbninu, October T, at . P. SL, at tho American Hotel. At SHOCSCTOWH, on Saturday svensc, Octob« 7, *t 7 P.M. gfiipa of the following named gentlemen will be jffo*nL epeaker* at each meeting: Hon. 0 Shaler, - Col. Wileon SrCandlem, Col. S. W. Binct. A. Burke, , Thomas B. Umostmtter, Wm. W. J/wm, John a. Hamilton, Thomas B. Hkinliton, K. Biddle Robert*, . I>r. J. R-JTCllntock, A. B. M’Calmont, Qeoree F. Ofllmore, Thomaa J. Keenan, - 1 - BUuthr;u, M. L Btewart, I'. C- Hhacoon, Ueeara. Jehle and Roth. Uortor R. Sawyer. PaWBUROQ, October 2. \ ___ Call and get tickets. We have a full supply at the office ol the Morning Post. The Grand Rally To-SigW. DEMOCRATS, TURN OUT! We expect a rousing meeting to night, at the American Hotel, near the canal. Judge Wilkins will be present, and ad dress the meeting. Charles W. Carrigan, Esq", of Philadelphia, an eloquent orator, will also make a speech. Judge Shaler and Col. M’Candless will also he on hand and address the meeting. German speakers are also expected. A band of music is engaged, and all things reedy for a good, old-fashioned Democratic demonstration. Order will be preserved; and the speat - erß will be heard. VIGILANCE COMMITTEES. The County Committee have appointed tl following persona to act aa Ward Committees : the polls, on the day of the election. It is hop* that they will be active and faithfully dioobar, ■ the dutieß entrusted to thenr: first Ward.— John H. Bailey, Thos. Phillip John Both, Edward Kendrick, Wm. Bennett. Second Word.—John M. Irwin, Arthor M’Gil: Rody Patterson, Michael Keenan, J. T. Bymmet- Third Ward. —Martin Lytle, M. C. Mißigat C. F. Knhn, James Herdeman, D. BhilUnbergei Fourth Ward James K. Hern, Thos. B. Bill Hugh Downing, Thos. A. Hinton, Joseph Olivoi Fifth Ward. —Wm. M’Caigoe, John Mackin Frahcis Felix, Andrew Scott, John Parkinson. Orth Ward.— Wm. B. Kelly, John M’Oabc, Henry Rea, Jos. Birmingham, Will Black. Seventh Ward James A. Irwin, John Magati. Stephen Barrett, B. F. Latshaw, Jos. Feltwell. Eighth Ward.—James Ewing. Wm. M’Clnre, B. Flanegan, 8. Morrow, John Glass. Ninth Ward. —Thomas 8. Rowley, Bichat- Hughes, Joseph Weeks, Jsmes Kearney. The North American, the organ of Whiggery Pin Philadelphia, has not mentioned .the uamo of '. deorge Darsio during the canvass. Why is thie '! * Is Mr. Morton M’Miohael (what a name for a Know-Nothing!) afraid of mining the prospeots of Pollock if he should advocate the election of a man who teas bom in Scotland at a very early period oj his lift 1 Does Mr. M’Midhael consider it a greater matter of reproach to be what Mr. Dareie oould not help, than one of the orators nt nearly every meeting of the Hibernian Sooiety of Philadelphia for the lest ten years. Morton M’Miohael we assert has not only been snob, hot was eleoted sheriff of Philadelphia by secu ring the foreign vote, which wae the cause of his being aubsequently defeated for Congress by tbo Nativee, when a candidate in the dietriot of Spring Garden. The ingrato now finds he can do better with the Know-Nothings end be oonso • qnently goes in for proscribing the very men who gave him the only appointment-he ever had from the people. This gentleman, notwithstanding his gray hairs, seems to retain all the rigor and fire of youth, and all the eloquence for Which he has been distinguished for many years. He has made a number of speeches daring this , cam paign, and has been received with enthusiasm wherever he has appeared. Nothing but secret combinations, that have no regard for the char acter and qualifications of candidates, can pre vent his being elected to Congress. We call on the people to oonsider their interests In..this matter, and vote for the man who could com mand respect and confidence at Washington; who has the ability and eloquence to sustain our interests; and, belonging to the ruling party, would wield au influence vastly more powerfol than any Whig oan do. |0» How do those candidates feel who joined the order of Know-Nothings to secure their votes, and failed to get them ? Don't try to get votes on the other side now. That is treachery. jThe Post will deceive no one intention ally in regard to anything—the charge of the Chronicle to the contrary notwithstanding. Oar sources of information are pretty exten sive, and pretty correct. .00* The Chronicle insists on-being deceived as to Harry Woods’ Know-Nothinglsm. It is rather hard that the Chronicles friends should be thuß Induced to vote for one whose hand is against them- r Wc wish our Democratic friends vtould call and get their tickets for election day. They are all ready, and there «w plenty of them. ',l-4 - tl.grfr t w et,g , 4: 4-4 ! s A' r • •••• • 04' S r ' V i • *«,- , Y r + ■ ;; • • ,*'•**■ ««*?• . ' . ;.• V’« V* ••. : [ ' * • <*, ; •4 . #*«** ' .*» ■■' .V ■- '• • f l 1 :'' i'v ' • ■! : r ■; •• *, *• • > - ;«*. J j •» t, or Tin ooustt. Why I» Itl Judge Slialer* wiiALn V.i' -'‘V. •'4V ^.t",'"" , "2"" , • 4 and IBt ■ ■ Col. IBS’* ern W that Ho is aot s TBBjDbfir pf:4lje^cret brtler- . From oar: kfcow lUfo oFstt e man such is The only argument used by our opponents to prove that he is a member is the alleged faot that the Know Nothings will vote for him at the coming eleotion. It is first asserted" that they will vote for none who are Dot members of their order. . It is next assorted that they wfili vote for Mott Therefore, Mott is a Know Nothing. It is a perfect syllo gism ; and the proof is as “dear as a pike Bat* stopa moment I I* the case made out ? But, again; if Koow Nothings will vote for none but members of their order, then Pollook surely is a member; for it has long been knowo that he is their pet, and the great purpose they aim at is the election of Pollock. But Pollook is proven to be a member by other mesons, and by abundant testimony. The only proof against 1 Mott is that it is intend to vote for him. Remember, then, that it is In no way proven that the secret organisation will vote for no one but a member. They have not announced that os one of their principles. No one has been au thorised to announce it. Whigs «<ty so, and Democrats are expected to believe it. The first proposition in this Whig syllogism, then, U not sustained, is not admitted, is denied . The con clusion then falls of oonrse. Instead of a syllo gism it is a sophism; in other words, a Whig humbug to cheat credulous Democrats. But we ©in account for the fact, if fact it is, that the secret order will support Mott on other grounds. The great aim is to defeat Bigler, and elect Pollock. To do that Democratic help is needed. The Democrats in the order will not help strike down the Democratic candidate for Governor without getting some compensation for it It is a isoheme of bargains from beginning to end. Whig Know-Nothings say, “ Give us the Gov ernor and we will give you the Canal Commis sioner, and a tolerable share of the local offiees.” The Democratic Know-Nothings reply, “Agreed, provided you will eleot Mott, leave the field clear .for Judge Black, and give us a fair share of the local offices " And so It was arranged. Pollock was to havo their vote for Governor, Mott for Canal Commissioner, and Baird for J udge of the Bupreme Court. By throwing their vote for Baird for Judge they would not be in the way of Block’s election. They would not vote for Black. They agreed not to vote against him. They agreed also to vote for one Whig on the State ticket, Pollock; and for one Democrat, Mott Could they havo done otherwise ? Sup pose they bad refused to vote for Mott because he was not a member of their order, would not the Democrats have bolted, saying, “This is no fair play; no even bargain.” Besides, they wishlto vote for such as are like ly to be successful. They yield that wish in re gard to the Judgeship. They will do it for no other on the State ticket. Either Mott or Dar uie must be elected. They could not vote for Darsie,, because he U a foreigner. Their only choice vat Jlolt. If Mott, then, is their ohoice, we have fully accounted for the fact on other grounds than that he is a member of their order. Now, add to these views the solemn denial by Mott that hb is a member; and the denial of his friends and neighbors in a County Convention. Add also to this the faot that, Darsie being a foreigner, Mott’s election was certain; and, therefore, be had nothing whatever to gain, and ranch to lose, by joining them. All these thirgs fairly considered, we come to the conclusion that those who believo Mott is a Know Nothing, either with to believo so, or are grossly deluded and deceived. Bot this same argument will not apply to Pol look. He had every thing to gun, and nothing ap parently to lose, by joining them. The Whigs were in the minority. He oould not be elected without forming new combinations that would entice Democrats from their ranks, and secure their support. Democratic Know Nothings would not support him as a mere Whig. But as a se cret member of a new order, to which they also belonged, thevcould vote for him. He joined the “ Celestials/’ In Philadelphia, on the 15th of June. He joined the “ Muscovies,” in Pitts burgh, when he was here. He joined the «'Bhan ghais,” at Erie, when there. So say our inform ants, and we have no reason to doubt it. We have evory reason to believe it that we have to believe he was here at all. He is thus a member of all the orders. He is bound by oath to pro scribe every foreigner, and every Cathollo. Ho is bound never to appoint any of foreign birth to office. He is bound to exert his infiuenoe to repeal all naturalization laws. So much, then, in regard to the State ticket. Now, a few words as to the county tloket. It is evident that the same system of bargain and sale has been pursued in regard to the local offices. One Demoorat, two Whigs, and two Na lives, have been placed on the Know-Nothing As sembly ticket. Thisarrangement, with thechance it gives the Democrats of electing one or two more, was considered, we suppose, a pretty fair bar gun . The Whigs secured the Congressman, who, it is confidently asserted, is not a member of the order. Yet they vote for him. Against this, and all other advantages given to Whigs, they give to the Democrats a chanoe for the Re gistersbip. Is Robb a Know Nothing because he getß their suppor. Then is David Ritchie, their candidate for Congress, a Know Nothing. ' Let a large class of our voters remember that. Only two Democrats in this county, then, have chance of supportfrom the Know Nothings. All the rest are whig*. This is enough to prove our oft repeated assertion that this secret associa tion is a Whig scheme to entrap and cheat De mocrats, and destroy the Democratic party. It ums to give the Whig party the control of a great commonwealth, Demooratio for half a cen tury. It alms to give to the Whigs of this country more of the looal offioes than they se cured last year. It is Whig from beginning to end. Democrats, to the polls In your might, and you can orush this Whig fraud on our party; this corrupting system of bargain and sale; and this insidious attempt to destroy the great party of the people. The Recent Failubb in Philadelphia.— The Ledger in speaking of the late failure, says: “ The announcement yesterday, of the failure of the dry goods and clothing house of Reed & Brothers, Market street, for the sum of about a minion of dollars, was the subject of free oonver* aation and very unreserved censure in ail com mercial oirdes. The firm, we understand, claims to have an exoess of liabilities of some three hundred thousand dollars, and give as an Excuse for their suspension the very flimsy and unsatisfactory pretext that they wish to go into liquidation and wind Up their affairs. We have never heard of a failure in Philadelphia charac terised with harsher terms than was that of Reed & Brothers, yesterday.” Wc further learn that 1 their liabilities are put down at 9600,000. Hews of me Day* ' 4here arrived at the port of New tbeiabith of September 868 foreign tweeto-* 1 the namber of paeaengere—2B,Bso. The steamer Canada if is. Her news will be found in another oolnmn. The Arotie, now in her eighteenth day, has.not yet been telegraphed, although started three days before the Can ada. We from the Basset (Del-) Kewt that a distress log fire occurred on the 19th alt., in Sus sex county, near the Maryland line. The dwel ling of Elisha Diokison was consumed, and two of the children were burned to death. Governor Bigler addressed the Berks county Demooracy, at, Beading, on Thursday evening. On Friday be spoke at Norristown, Montgomery county, and to night will address the great mass meeting in Philadelphia. Long John Wentworth, of Illinois, editor of the Chicago Democrat, five times the representa tive of the second dißtriot of Illinois, in Congress, has written along letter to his constituents, de clining a renomination. He says he was never stronger in his distriot than now. The people of Berks county held their Agri cultural Fair on Thursday and Friday, in Bead ing, and the city was crowded with strangers. Some estimate the numbers present as high as ! twenty thousand. The display at the Fair I grounds was magnificent. A prixe of one hundred dollars, offered by the Cosmopolitan Aft and Literary Association, of Sandusky, Ohio, for the best Ode to the Greek Slave of Powers, has been awarded to Mr. Au gustine Dugabne, of New York. There were one hundred and seventy competitors for the prixe. A man named Fraxer was murdered In bis own house on Saturday night, in Fayette coun ty, Ky. Mrs. F. and the overseer, a man named Grigg, are suspicloned. previous to this time, the neighbors bad snspeotcd improper intimacies ! between the two, and U is supposed that it was for tho purpose of getting Fraxer ont of the way, so as to render a marriage feasible, that tbeaw fnl deed was acoomplished. A convention of delegates from all parts of the State, said to be Know-Notbings, met in New Yo<k oity on Wednesday, at Odd Fellows* Hall. Of course its deliberations were secret; bat it is said that they resolved not to recom mend either of the nominees for Governor, though having a preference for Greene C. Bron son. Myron H. Clark, the Whig candidate for Governor, is a member of the order and applied to be admitted as a delegate, but was rejected. Deaths Doikqs u» Londoh. —Late English pa pers received, astonish us by the terrible mor tality that is prevailing in London. It seems that daring the nine weeks ending September 9th, the deaths from oholera alono ranged thus weekly: 6,26,118, 399,644, 729, 847, 1,287 2,050; a terrible rapid ratio of increase. During the last of theao weeks, the total mortality from all causes was 3413, which is 2166 more than the aggregate of the corresponding week, of last year. It seems, too, that cholera is act the only terror. Another epidemic more de structive in. its character than the cholera, has been for some time making fearful ravages in Landon, but in consequence of tho silence of the London proas, in accordance with official re quests, wc are without information respecting its progress. It is called tho “Black Death.” after the appalling Plague wbioh desolated Eu rope in the fourteenth century. Whether it is really that awful disease is not known ; hut it is supposed to be tho same ty many, and the ex planation given jo London of its prevalence at this time, is that two grave yards, containing the remains of the victims of the former Plague in Westminster and Hackney, have been dug up to lay the foundations of a church aod baths and wash houses. The New York Daily Timet ex presses the opinion that it is not the Plague, ns it is rarely found iu conjunction with cholera, but says that it is what is called by the Germans the English sweating sickness. From whatever cause, howfever, the fact is undeniable that the mortality in the English metropolis Is fearful. «* Saturday Horning Po»t.” Our weekly i/s issued to-day and we commend It to all as an excellent number. It it the last issued before this election. We have printed a large edition. Price at the counter five cents, with or without wrappers. Card from B. Rash Bradford—He won’t - Decline. The subjoined circular has been addressed to the people; of Pennsylvania by Mr. Bradford, the Native American nominee for Governor. If it is true, as many Whigs brag, that Pollock has succeeded in flooring Bradford in the Know Nothing Lodges, the latter gentleman is deter mined nevertheless, to die in the trenches. Nxw Bbiqhton, Sept. 14, 1854. To the People of Penneylvania : FaLLOw-CiTiaissA vague rumor has ob talned to some extent, that I am about to de cline in favor of Judge Pollock, how this re port originated I oannot flay, unless it is one of the spasmodic efforts of a political organisa tion ; and as it is utterly Impossible for me to reply through the medium of private correspon dence, to all the inquiries made on the subject, I have thought proper to ..adopt this mode of sat isfying my friends throughout the State, and frustrating the eohemes of Whiggery in its last acts of desperation. Fellow-citizens, the posi tion I oooupy before you was unsought, and un desired by me; but having accepted the nomi nation at the hands of my friends, (conferred without my knowledge) I should be worse than a traitor to forsake them now in the hour of periL I shall therefore remain in the field, and lei the people on the eeoond Tuesday of Oo tober, deoide by their votes who shall fill the Gubernatorial chair of this, my native Bute. BENJ. RUSH BRADFORD. $26,000 of the $lO bills of the Meohanio’s Bank, Memphis, Tenn., were stolen from the room of the President on the 16th inst Capt. Shaumberg’s term of imprisonment at Washington has expired, and he is now enjoying liberty. The Banbury (Pa.) Gazette says the Know No thing Lodge in Northumberland oonnty has dis banded. Reading, Pa., has a population now of 20,000. It Is the greatest iron manufacturing oity in Eastern Pennsylvania, and it is estimated that in ten years the population will be 100,000. Lieutenant Jolly, of the British brig Bermu da, has been promoted, for re-establishing the British Protectorate at Greytown, after Commander Hollins had destroyed the place. Tho Boston weekly bank statement shows an increase of $75,000 in capital over the previous week, a deorease of $812,638 in loans and dis counts, and $10,795 in specie. Cholera has prevailed for the past ten days in Rookhill township, Buoks county, Pa, in tho neighborhood of the Tunnel, and has oarried pff some twelve or fifteen persons. It was rapid and violent In its operations. At last accounts it was abating. On Friday a week, near Michigan oity, a col lision occurred on the Miohlgan Central Rail road between a passenger train and a wood train, in which the baggage master was dan gerously wounded, and four others badly bruised, the engine and cars being considerably shat tered. The New Orleans Crescent speaks of tho M’DouSugh estate as a “ vast expanse of swamp and prairie lands and miserable shanties,” and intimates that it will be a long while before that oity and Baltimore will be able to secure the proceeds to be invested as directed by the testator. Soulouque, the negro emperor, never appeare in public except iu full toilet. Even at private receptions, he commonly wears his sword and cooked hat. He has one coat, made in Paris, which efrst him $l2OO, and a pair of boots made in New York, deoorated with brilliants and gold, which edit him $2OO. The cane with which he commonly walks, cost $4OO. Dr. BcMff, to whom the French Academy of Scienoe referred the subject of Spiritual Rap pings for investigation, has reported that they are owing to the partial dislocation of the ten dons and joints and their return to their natural position again. He describes the process as the snapping of a tendon of the peroneous longus over the external malleolus. We hope our read ers understand it now! *-rV-' J, "w. • . • •r •» JtJDGB POLLOCK, The following jtut hot eeeere remarkß in re gard to lodge Pollook -we fin* in the PmnryWa muoi of the 6th ioat.: ' Ufhco hi® distinguished competitor Go?eniot Bigler, m prostrated by a severe and danger one illneaa in the midst of his energetic oannaae of the Northern oonntiee of thie State, Mr. Pol lock was in the West The moment he heard of the dangerous condition of _ Governor Bigler, he broke np his engagements in tho West, and flew to the North to occupy the ground from whtoh his competitor had been withdrawn by severe indisposition. And at the very moment when Governor Bigler was believed to be at tho point of doath, at Waverly, in Bradford oounty, his courteous and humane adversary was declaiming against him, and misrepresenting his views, and the measures of his views with the greatest vio lence, almost in ihe very neighborhood where Governor Bigler lay, as it was supposed, m a dying condition. To show the sort of falsehood Pollook resorted to at this issue, a single in stance will enffioe. After presenting exaggera ted estimates or the oost of keeping up the pub lic works, he declared, in substance, to the peo ple, that in the face of such an exhibit as this Governor Bigler violently opposed the sale of the Public Works! When we state, that the very bill for the sale of thePublio Worksdrawn by Mr. Darsie, who was for Canal Commissioner on the same ticket with Pollook, was signed by Governor Bigler, and became a law because of that signa ture we may folly realise the atrocity of a mis statement whioh never would havo been hax arded had Governor Bigler been present to nail it to the oounter I Mendacity like this is well connected with the brutal diseonr tesy under cover of-which it was perpetrated. ! This conduct of Pollook was well set off by the I bold and public repudiation of the Democratic party, almost at the same time, by David Wil- I mot—who has at last cut himself loose from i those with whom he has professed to be associa ted for six years past, only to do them more 1 lasting harm. Well matohed are these truckling brethren in politics. Both wield the doctrine of intolerance; the one carrying on the war upon the people of the South ; the other striving to establish a system by which a religious creed is to be proscribed ; and each believing and accep ting the doctrines of tho other. Wilmot would blot from the map of the Union fifteen sorer eign States by making them the degraded Infe riors of the majority i or he would permit them to stay in the Union shorn of thoir rights. Pol lock would deprive the adopted oitiien and his children and those who do not worship God in h ; s way, of- privilegcs oommon to all ! A har monious union 1 An appropriate conjunction ! From tbs 8t Loolt Democrat, Sept 2*. Explosion of th. Tlmour— Novel , r opflMDtl* „ . The triel of MoCord and Scott, Engineers of 1 the ill-fated steamer Timonr, which exploded on the 20th of Aognet last, Urminated last week, ' and resulted in their acqnitul, there being no ' eridenoe addooed on the trial to indicate on their part negleot of doty. The examination wae had before D. 8. Commieeloner Hickman, and no pains were spared to expose all the facta eon nected with the explosion, either as precedent onuses or subsequent effects. Some ftqta were elicited which go to show that the explosion has no precedent in the history of steamboat disas ters, and for which the most experienced boat man cannot accouat. Boats frequently explode when running under a full head of steam, accu mulated to an extent beyond the capacity of the boilers to endure, or the accident occurs, aa in the case of the Reindeer, from a defioienoy of water in the boilers, and a careening so as to destroy its equilibrium, or wore out and rotten boilers explode under an ordinary pressure of steam, as in tbo case of the Kate Kearney; but the cataEtrophe which resulted in the destruc tion of the Timour, and the loss of twenty hu man lives, is traceable to uone of tbeee causes. It was an anomaly in steamboat explosions. The boat had just lauded, there was not an ud usual bead of steam, the fire doors and nue caps ] wero open, the doctor at work, the boilers filled with a safe quantity of water—m fact, every , precaution usual on landing was taken, ana the roo3t timid and observant could detect no indt cations of the lurking danger, and yet in the ] midst of each happy security, while all on board j were dreaming of aught elso but daoger, a dull j soond is beard, a jar felt, another sound aud , the air is filled with fragments of the exploded - ooilers, tlyiog timbers and human bodies. Tho investigation fails to disclose a criminal neglect of duty on the part of aoy one having the boat in charge; tho engineers were at their posts, watchful of their duty ; the depth of the water in the boilers had been tested a few moments be fore the explosion; there was no excitement whatever; and, in fact, no manifest and satisfac tory canso transpires, to which the mournful re sult can be ascribed. Mr. Embree thinks that the explosion resultod from a weakened condition of the boilers at the bottom, while Chapelle believes it attributable to au instantaneous accumulation of steam, a possi bility which was admitted by Mr. Gaty, tho builder of tho bailers There seems to be uo means of determining which of the views aro oorrect. That of Mr. Embree is plausible, and more acceptable, as it leaves it iu our power to obviate these occurrences by the use of strong boilers, and by promptly cleansing them when covered with limo scales; while that of Mr. Cba pelle, supported, as it is, by corroborative cir cumstances, is entitled to the most senoos and •earnest consideration, though it puts steam be yond our oomplete oontrol. If there may be such a thing as an instantaneous accumulation of steam, then is our mastery over the subtle and terrible power incomplete, and the lives of human beings in oonstant Jeopardy from such an occurrence. Utah Territory. % The official term of Goternor Brigham Young, of Utah terrritory, expired on Friday, the 29th of September. Hie encoeeeor hao not been agreed upon, and I learn that the appointment of one has been found a matter of considerable difficulty. Young will not be re-appointed, but it ia well known that no man, not a Mormon, oould gorern that lawleea and impious oommuni ty without the material aid of one or two well appointed regiments. The Secretary of the ter ritory, A. W. Babbit, formerly delegate m Con greee, will direct affaire nntil the farther aetion of the President. The politioal insubordination of these people ie an remarkable aa their moral and religions irregularities. Mr. Younpand his associates have not thought fit to forward copies of their territorial laws, or the accounts of the expenditures of the publio appropriations, for the past two years. Remarkable CuBB or Cholbba.— The Gazette des Hospitaux, of the 19th, publishes a remar kable oure of oholera by mistake. Dr. Roger (de d’Ore) having been called upon to visit a patient In the worst stage of cholera, prescribed, but with scarcely the slightest hope that it would be efficacious, an emetio of 1£ gramme of ipe cacuanha, to be taken in three doses (/>«*«) at intervals of half an hour. The person who was charged to administer the ipeoacnanha, seeing the word prises, and finding that the medicine was a powder, imagined that it was a, kind of snuff, and that the three prises meant three pin ches. He consequently made the patient snuff up a third. The Ipsoaouanha thus administered, , instead of making the patient vomit, caused him to sneeze with suoh force, and for so long a time, that a violent re notion took place. Heat returned to the surface, all the symtoms of chol era ceased, and when the physician paid his next visit he found the patient oared.—Galigna nie Messenger. BEEADerorre.— Notwithstanding the panto about “ ehort crop,” prioea of breadetuffo have steadily declined, and there is every reason to believe that instead of tho " hard winter’ which many predicted, the poor will hare a supply of the necessaries of life at a fat• merer reasonable rate than was anticipated. The following com parative statement will show the decUne.iu floor in & single week. petcts iT saw toex. Tneed’y, Sept. 19. Tueed’y, Sept 26. Com. State F10ur...58,75@7,87J 7,50®7,621 Good do ... 8,87}@9.00 <,i6(h}7,Bis Choice do - 9,00p,12i 7,87i@8,00 ixtta Genesee 9,25@10,60 8.27*09,76 Even at this deoline, the market ie depressed, and holders are free sellere, while buyers are looking for still lower rateß.— N. Y. Journal of Commerce. Many persons entertain the absurd idea thaTmen, while under the influence of strong drink, lose, in a meaaure, their mental faculties. What will they aay to the following ?—Late on Sunday night last officer Hinkle oame across a man who had been indulging eomewhat freely, and who, after having prepared his bed.on a board pile, placed his hat and boots in it, laid himself down aoross the side walk. O>A lucky ohapat Washington, who has tried the prescription, says. “ A woman is the best manoeuvererjifter all. Take three pounds of nettlcoats. four smiles, two tear drops with gammon at discretion; stir briskly, and apply while warm to the blind eide of a uecretary a»d you have a never-failing prescription for getting an office. • *- * '{ • • * . - - ’ .f -- ' Morie’i Invigorating BUxlt SPETiTAT< ui O««#»l.“Th0 public, oflon doceired, hxs ex«- ... ' ,‘ r WjMrnUomWwe giving I‘‘b«irp»tnra«g«»ndMß*d*iie«. , uthdr room, on naxt MONDAY Batll.wonltarfnf.hd unpnrxlleled .toot fc MTWO. dta- inot, « 7 o-ctadh.P., M. ■» nod its powerful .nd controlling inllneneM ow xU P W. H. KUTOAIDiBoeroUry. irngalxritia of the Mcretive orgxn., h»m rweptitwxy•“ r r - ...mx doubt from tho minds of the end ghon It n foRTII, mey b.eoniulmd rt lln proxT-gOUgA currency uud R celebrity Dot only among the dek end son MaSegea leitwt the Mnale atom of John H-Mellor, 81 Wood faring, bnt among the faculty themMlre* nnar before at- .treat, wlli he attended t«. ooM tained by any adrertiaed medicine. When Dr. Morre , witnessed, in the wilds of Arabia, the restore tire and Ufa prolonging tendency or tho plant of which this Elixir ia an j extract, he knew foil well that n medicine prepared from it | mnat In doo time yangni-h all prejudice and opposition, and become the leading remedy for a large class of com plaints, both acute and chronic. Ills expectations are | reaUxed. A correspondence, embracing nearly *l* thouaand letter*, attests its almost miraculous cures of narrowness, dyspepsia, sickness of the stomaeh, debility, hysteria, torpor of the liter, palpitation of the heart, mental depression, barrenness, physical Incompeteney, hetd-aebe. hypochon dria, pains to the back, Intermittent ferer, female Olsor* dera, languor, dulineaa of sight, and that ria inertia which belongs to all the types of indigwtlon. The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, In plot bob ties. Price three dollars per bottle; two for fire dollars; six for twolre dollar* C. H. RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New York. I Bold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada, ( and the Weetlndie* FLKMDia * 8808, No. eo Wood otroot, PitUburgh. DR. GEO. 11. KEYSES, N 0.140 Wood rtrcct, do J. r. FLEMING, Allegheny City. ocWuUw 43. The llTor Pill*—The Uy«r Pill, of Dr. M’- Looa were flnt OMd liy him excluriyely In hle-own prw tico. go efflcodooowero they in all cooes of Llrcr eompUint, that they beeerpe tomone, end attracting the attention of the medical faculty, peered Into general nee. They act nlth great certainty and regularity; the patient almoet Immediately feela the dieperalon of Me dleeaee, and ie grad ually reetored to health. With eome the cfl-.ct is almoet miracoloue, frequently experiencing immediate relief, after haring for monlba roaorted to druga and medicine, of another deecrlption, In rain. Dieeaaeeof the Urer are eery common in thie oountry, and are often frightful in charac ter. Thoee who experience any of the premonitory eymp tom* of thla dangeroue and complicated diaease, ehould at once procure a box of Dr. M'lanC. Pllie, end perhape, thereby, be saTed a world of misery. Poreheaers will be careful to nek tor Dr. M’Lane’a Cele brated Urer Pina, and take none elae. There are other Pilla, purporting to he Urer PUIA now before the public. Dr M’Lene’e Urer Pilla, elan hla celebrated Vermifuge, can now be had at all reapeotable drug etoroe in Ihe United Btates and Canada. Also tor sale by the sole proprietors, TLBMINQ BROS- Successors to <J. Kidd 4 00-, oct&dew 60 Wood street. Xjtwer Dlaenaea.—Carter’i Bpunleh Mixture, m a remedy tor Llyer Disease, and the number of formida ble arils connected with a disorganized state of that organ, D unrivalled. Hundreds of certificates, from the highest soarces, 01 persoos liringio the dty of Richmond,*?*, might be given of cure* effected by Gaiter's Spanish Mixture. We hare only room to refer to the extraordinary cure cf Samuel L. Drinker, Esq, of the firm of Drinker 4 Morris,Booksellers, Richmond, Va* who was cured by two bottle, of Cartel Spanish Mixture, after three years suffering from diseased lifer. He says its action on the blood Is wonderful, better than all the medldne be had erer taken, and cheerfully recommends D to all. nenltfcdaw **• Bee advertisement- ** 43- Pantaloons* —The well-known taperiority of GRIBBLB’S fit in the Gennant, need* no oomment on hie nut- it hee boon acknowledge by nil who bare Iheored him with their ordera, that the? haao noror been acted with the ..me eu. end style »e by him. 11. begr to inform blip, iron. Mid the pnblic, thet hie stock is no* replete with the newest style. <br coat* rests eoI , present ceaaon. Tailor tod Pantaloon Hater, ZIQ Liberty ft-, b« : ‘J °f Wood. October 6th, 1&54. of a protracted Ulne**, lIKT ALLKN, consort of LowU Alien, deceased, I*<* this city, teed 96 year*. H-r Mends, and the friends of the family, «« W* 1 ' fullv to attend her fuurrat,from her UUwWence, 87 Diamond aller. between Wood and SmUhQeU streets, a» •’ o'clock. THIS AFTERNOON, to prceed to Allegheny C On Thureday night, the sth Inst, Mrs. LUCY S. COOLU , (f Consumption, agwl 24 years. The fri-nds of the family are lasted to attend her fuu«- ral, at 2 o'clock, TO-DAY, (Satmday,) from the roaidence c f her node, A. B. Rook, 102 Wylie Street SEW AD VEKTISEKEHTB. Home Lctgne Factory* Heavy shirting chucks and i to .nit the rrt.ll trad. of Piunborch .ml > A 1 «gben} , rn.de or hard twt.t«d yam. d.rtt patterns .ml IwHft? ; Tbe graml admission thrt SUiw.rt'sChrtt. rtid T..« « .re not infarior In quality to any other, the United BUtes, ifith .n inereaa np ntnitpi the subscriber to extendhls bnalnese, "“ * ▼icnr to keep tip . tt™t mMirtment of inch Cb«*<i« Urt. nil. „t,|l from l'.'U to lS?i crutß par yard. Bnmplet S 7 -STommtaA.ho , inootm^.ll«a«nl^™ll -t hi. C. Comur !*• Abram** THE abort namedg*nUem»p bare a* partners in tbs wholesale and retail HJADJjgPJ CLOTHING bailees*, trader tbs Urm came et OONItIP. * ADRAMS. Th-y will be found at their store, No. ITT Li erty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. oct7:ltde3t bbU U,uis^ireU m « i r-«lTBl [ .ndSr«jn : y ( '! U^ K - atn ***" ‘“‘“’‘flKN^STroLUKS.^ for B U ~“ l ~°^ (r ' ih “ r “° Porter House, In ibe Town of BeiTer, ror Rent* t THE undersigned, In ooneequeoee of Ml health, Is uuble to continue keeping the above well known and eligibly situated Hotel. n e offers it for rent; rf whenever desired. He Jbela amured that the loation or this Hotel is one of the very beet in the eountry, will amply remunerate any one who will attend to it prop erly. Delicate health alone induces him tooffeMtfor rent. oct?:w2t DAYID PO&TKK. Penmanship, Mercantile and Steamboat Book-Keeping. • The day and evening classes of duets col lege are open for the reception of et^ent*. Daily Lectures on Mercantile Lew end Sci ences. ———— HEAP HOUSES FOR SALE, AT NO. HO THIRD STREET. A Cottage House, of three rooms, for $350. A Brick Boose, of three rooms, *» s*®®- A Prune Boose, on Carroll street, for $5OO. A Brick House, of six rooms, tor $l5OO. A Cottage House, of six rooms, for $2400. lew prices end ea Sio, r 6BuUdlDgLots, at $250 each. Terms, $2O in hand, balance in four yearly W“«g- * son, 140 Third street. LOWER BOOTS FOR SPRING BLOOMING.—My stock of Bulbe has arrired from Holland in fine condition, composed of Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Ac. The stock is very large andreried, and offered at low rates. Catalogues SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA—I fo! sale by JOB. ELEMINU, octs corner of the Diamond and Market at. LGBXNS’ EXTRACTS—A Urge assortment receiredbl JO®. FLEMINtJ. QISTU.E SOAP—3ooo>3goinlDorec<Jig todfcroJc HITS CASTI LB Dm m KDd for sale by [twtfl] jpg. TLEMINO. &B HAJ<AI> OlL—6tlOßjo3trwdTedwid for Ml«by JOS. iLKSUnu. W m it 8 s MUBTAItD BKED - aoolb *Jo r l <l FLEmso y F^r 808 - 1 “ T JOS- FUMIKO. ; A E»re Chance, IS OFFERED 6 any person wishing to embark in a lucre tire basinees, well established. The undivided half of the Patent leather MannAciory, corner of Decatur street and Diamond altar. in Seventh Ward; 6 acres of Innd adjoining the Seventh Ward, well suppUed with hydrant water ; and the undivided half of 90 acres of Land at Hillside, Pennsylvania Railroad WwtmflrelaDil oonnty. Apply to JOHN 8 . bhawkb, 104 Liberty street EW MUSICAL WORKS. —Moore’s dia or Music; price $4. History of the Old Hundredth Psalm Tune, by EeT. W. H. HavereaU; 76 cents. _ Plain Music for the Book of Common Prayer: by Ret. Geo. T. Rider; 50 cents. _ _ A Dissertation on Musical Taste; by Thomas Hastings, Musical Vado Mocum, a Manual of the Sdenoe of Musla: by H. 8. Saroal; $1,50. _ Musical Letters from Abroad; by Lowell Mason ,% l. Theory and Practice of Musical Com pod lion: by A. B. Marx, Mas. 52,50. . ___ . .. Appendix and Notes to the above: by Emile Girac, $l. A Dictionary of 6000 Musical Terms: by John 8. Adams; 60 AfuU supply of the above just received, together with a large collection of atandard trorka “ He. of Marie. . For ale by JOHN B. ECLINING CHAIRS.—A very easy and comfortable Chair for Invalids, the position bring changsahle at pleasure by the occupant from an upright seat to that of a fsuNiininir attitude, finished and for sale by reclining aiwraue, uiu»u T a YOUNG * 00., yifnir Third and Bmithfield streets. QngaE-lO boae. prim. Cream confer nTTtB 3 bbls solid Butter for sale by SMITH * SINCLAIR. M. UNDERWOOD * OO.’S Prastrred Peaches, Pears, Quinces, Pins Apples, Qmn Os***, put np in qonrt ary l "tss? ,ui ” ri " vzsj&jrsssissr RUSH PICKLKS, KKTCaUPS ANjj SACOKS^TOe subscribers ai e Just in receipt of a freeh supply « new pickles, 4c. 20 dosen Wb. Underwood k Co.’s assorted Pickles. 10 do ' do 4o Tomato Ketchup; 10 do do do Pepper Seooe; . Alsr, Walnut and Moshroon Ketchup, freoeh lc~, for sale by [octd] BAILEY k BBMBHAW. OB SALE—A two rtory Briek How* *»d ««, mks&£ , B REM FOB THE* IN HEAVEN: J. Horn* Whan Changes N*r« Ocme. A second supply of the shore f _ ctind. Also, the M Hew Melodeos£for Flute or TloUn, for nle ftt thetdd«UbUd»l BMW ftrfa NO.IIB Wood street. a"n« ’hTchtkr " ULN U sMA—Fwt colored and |fina; c^—=d DsnelßK !mOu|d’i Soda! Aaaembly at WiL» |L_§?kxsS HALL ererv TUESDAY EVENING; tbaUnka onW* DNKBDAY, andthe Ernriatar Amtmbtrjm JW* DAY EVENING; alao, the German oa MONDAY EVE NINGS. The iDawnmt lortar are invited. Two Banda 3Mute etc- in Hall No. 1; OotllUon* la Hall No.l. The Bnoma mI»U TMtltotod. Md » * T+ freshmenta alwaye peovlded. Admteaton,jta beati nwtt. uui two 60 cent*; Gent, and iatfy 76«aattj>0»t t alone 41 Tickets may be obtained erf YRANK CARGO, at i Managers, and at the door on Ueabwe stricleft order maintained. No check* given at Gie I - «P U ssfflßgj&SSaiSsgafcgg^fe I Patentees, and with persons who wort Jyufl WW Patent Bights tor Cities, Oounttaa, **£*»£*? "ZS with other* who wish to pnrehaae such righto t Jw *a agent to transact that kind of hnsineak bare, has determined to devote bis time and bßi abQltiee to the service of thoee who maj deaire to employ him. Pledging himself to attend felthlttlly to ail mattam e* tnuwfto him,h«eoiida4«iby following toKlnontol of » few of <£*£oll*™** burgh, *o. MOBM I. *AJX». Pittsburgh, Angnat 23,1864. 4 Pimsmum, August 17th, 1864. The subscriber. taive long, t sen ygaalntcdjlih Ut. Umm V. Baton. and bare no beattanOß'-fn reeom meaning him, to nil who m»J wtahto «toplojr “MSSS, i!IASn demon of undoubted Integrity end tmfcbltobh lndmtoj, In whoee exerUone ererj reUenCTmyhe pfeewL NerlUe B. Ciwl», Jr, Wm-leuimer, Jr, JnlmO™l»% W. D. Denny, H. Childs A Oix, James Wood, N.Bidmea * Boo*, L P.R.Frkhd, ' ' P. Loren*, L. B. Lmagston* _ straage Perelep«»eat' l| W«mWi | »« daily Ringing to light the march of progrms is onward; JWtoni Bdd, or beeeeanig so, will be pleased to learn that aeienee and-hmgreeaewih com bined, hare brought before u^P of the age, In the artlels of BMBBBOIPS AMERICAN HAIB RESTORATIVE, a sure core lor Beldneea and to prerant Hair from falling. 8» circular to be had of toe Agents, full 3 67 Superior street, Gtorefond, Ohio Tor sale in Pittsburgh in the Stowing houses Fleming Bros, h B. B. Sellers, §H.Key» JoelMobler, Benj.Page, «•» J.H.OumL JTlegkatf ctfjr.—L. A. Beckham, Praaaly * Means, J. —A. Patterson, John fl. Buiith [ aprd fi THA ihsi)RaHuu cobpahV, T HABTTOBD, CONN. ft Chartered 181»-Cnltal ltoek|3oo,ooo. THOS. K. BBAuB, President. TIIOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary. - DIRECTORS— Thomaa Samoel Tudor, Mb*mnrnow«» Ward Woodbridge, **A*Wt&! Joseph Church, Boland Mather,*? *dwtoO.BlplCT, , ‘ Bobert Buell, MM^fJ*** Miles A.Tattle, Henry Z. Pratt, John L. Boswell, Aaatin Bonham, ; Qtutaros T. Dari*, JunineS. Morgan. - , 49»Polteie« on Tire and Inland Bilk* i»d on to?or»- bleterms,by GEORGE B. ARNOUVArt ° dees& No. 74 Pnorth street Pittsbuqfa.. jr=* CITIKBSS* Imsmramen Cempanr Of Ift^PUtelmrßto.—H. D. OHO, tAll- ÜBL L. HABSHEIX, Secretary. .__ . SS&. eippi River* and tributaries. Insures against Loss or Damage by Tire. , M AMO—Against the Perils of the Sea, and InlandNavign ttonandTraasportoUon. nuomc H.D.King, Wm. Larimer,l*-, William Baigafey, Samoel M. Bier, • > Samuel Bee, WHHamßingheii, Bobert D unlap, Jr., John S. DU worth, Imae M. Pennocfc, Tranci* Seller*, S.Harbeugh, J. Baboon maker, Walter Bryant, William B. Hays. ; jnlm ahipton. dee2B A LARGE LOT FOR SALE., A LOT OP GROUND,on the riser bank, in Btrailnghaifa. 288 feet by 300 feet, and bounded by Icmr oomU, wi be cold on reasonable term*. It i* near Bakswell A On new glass works, and several other manttfeetnring seta lishmenis. It le the largest and beet tot nowto be had to Birmingham for meno&eturing purposes.. fitto perfect, and elear of incumbrance. Enquire of C. B. H. SMITH, at his Inw Office, • jy2o Fourth attest, above Smitbfield,-yittaburgb. j PITTSBURGH Life, Tire and w*ri«a Inmrue* Company; OFFICE 66 FIFTH STREET, • ; ? * MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.; f JAMBS S. HOON, TmdteaLl Cuaslss A. Coltos, Secretary. J' '■ This Company makes every insurance appertaining,to er connected with LITE BISKS. ’ _ » ' Aiio, against Hull and Cargo Bisks on the Ohio aadsfis sissir.pi rivers and tributaries and Marine Risks generalit. And against Lees and Damage by Fire, and against i#e Peri!? of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Traasnertaiicfu Policlen issued at the lowest rates consistent with aafefy to all parties. i . James S. 11000, Samuel M’Clnrksn, William PhiUipfl, John Soott, Joseph P. Oazsam, M. John M’Alpin, Wm.F. Jobnsten, James Marshall, Qoorgo S.SeidsD, my26:ly 7lv«aett'« IkSr Company of tko City ot PttUbmrg>« j. k. MOQKHRAD* Preddeat—ROßEßT FINNEY, S«c£- tX 9hl insure an!nit FIRE ttft MARINI Und* OOm: Mo. 99 Water stiWt. • - I ‘ nmaona: J. K. Moorhead, W. J. Jmdeaom, B. C. Sawyer, ’ R. B. Bimpoon, Wm.M.Kdgar, H.B. Wilkins, 0. H.Paulaon, William Oollingvoad, R. B. Roberts, John M. Irvin, Joseph Rape, Wn. Wilkinson, Darid OamphelL Jala n-==» C. YKA6KK, 110 MARKET stmt Fitte rs burgh. Importer sad Whole—lo Dealer la PANOY AND STAPLE VARIETY AND DRY GOODS, oSsrs to city sod country deslen tsrge and veil seleetad stock of Goods sa sny Eastern house, end tame prices, thus *a*i*g redgbt, time sod expenses. Jsfty? pr-==»l, O. O. F»—Place of meeting, Washington Hail, Woodetreet, between Fifth street and Virgin slier. Pmsnmes Lodqz, No.SSfi—Meets erery Tuesday or—ing. Usmciiimx SxcsatPiaxT, No. 87—Meets first and third Friday of each month. [marfcly Wettern Psnnsylranla Hospital.— Dr*. L. Scsxacx. Second, between Wood and Market streets, and J. Rid, Northeast comer of Diamond, Alle gheny city, are the attending Phrridans to the shore Infl ation, for the first quart— of IBM. Applications far admission may bo made to them at all hours at their offices, or at the Hospital at 3 o'clock, P. M. Reoent eases of accidental injury are reoalred stall bents, without form. jalteg* «*-==» Bailee*—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO Ky CIBTY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets— the first WEDNESDAY of every month, at OCHOGHLEHER9, in the Diamond. By order. jeLT 080. W. gnSR, Secretary. ATTENTION i 8. L. G.—You are harem-notified to attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, WEDNBS DAYS and FRIDAYS, for drill, and totranaaet such btad ness aa may come before the Oo—pany. P. KANE, marghflmd ' Secretary pro f. LODGE, L O. O. Fi-tts Angerona Indge.No.3BB, L O. of 0. F*meets «r*y WodnesdayoTeningin WssUngtanHbß,Woodfh Uyl7 fbr Sale. 1 0AA ACMBS 09 LAND IN NOUCBT OOWMT. nder_ IOUU the Cnerionrirer. Tble lead lihearfly timbered, has an excellent soD, end U said to contain enabfnvimice of Iron ore, and athiek Tete of Utnnrinoos eoal. The Vencn* go railroad, whkh will nndohbtedly be bqDt will nm very Beer to it, if not directly aereas it The MBUtovn creak mm through it ; ALBQ,K)oacreel»NihcoMnty,wantlttb—daad , watered, end lying neer the route of lha Banbury end Erie railroad. No better investment oonld be made then in then lend*. The completion of the Banbury end Aria, the Allegheny Velley, end the Venango railroads ihxowgh that region will render the coal, lumber, iron ore end eotLof greet Telne. Ktuolteof 0.8.X.&10XH, ittonqfatlee, . No. I4T_Voarthjrtreet ftbZbeemtf BULLDIA6 FOK BALS. A LOT 24 feet front oa WYLIE street, and extending back 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the Lot Is a P»st Wall, built lbc two small Homes. Ibis Lot is in a desirable location ftr a residence; and wiU be sold low, and on feroraWe Title good, and clear from Incumbrance. Knqnlreof GEO. Y. GILLMORB, jyl3 At Ofltoe of Morning Port. * Latrßooks. I AM anlborised to sell low some raloafale Law Books. 10 Tola. I*a. Eeporn, by Barr; BouTier’i Institutes; Greenlief’s Evidence; Wharton’s Digest, last ad.; And other Reports, Elementary Worts, As. GEO. T. GILUIORB, , sep2l at tbs ofltoe of Morning Post . A. 100. A good bargain can be had by *PP 1 7* n f ** the office of the MOUSING POST, _ A GOOD BUILDING LOT,Mftet front cm Canon street' by 100 feet In depth, in Birmingham, wfll be sold cheap. Snonire of GXO. f. QIUMRt, j y i 3 at office of the Moertng Post - Admlnlstraton’ SoGee, WHEREAS, letters of sdainistntion to the Estate of JOHN T QUIGG, late of.ths'dfy of Plttaborgh, d* h«Te been granted to the sobeaSber: All peraona indebted to the mid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those haring claims or demands against tbs Mtate of said decedent will make the same known, without delay, to WILLIAM rhuAIM, Administrator, oct&Ot corner Boss and first flnto. Motion. THE late own of JONES A QUlGG,baring been dtonlred br the death of John T. Qmlgg, on the 27th Inst, tbs bostness of said firm will be ssttSa by the nntaffigtod. at tbrfr office, comer of-Boss and first streets. ISAAC JONES, Barriving Partner. Pittsborgh, September 30,186*. octfedAwSt THK late firm of D. B. BOG KBS * 00., haring bean die solred by the death of John I.Qoi&oa the 9th toft, tne business of the firm will be settled by the nnfcfifßcd, et their offlee, comer Bon ud Vint streets. B«ptMDi»rse,iBM. MAITOfACTDRIB” Woarfl Sub OmL, itad Ptauh Wtag* »*•» Bpringt, Brass Mot Tapes, naif patent, Berew, luD and Hammered Iron of Bom and ireißmi) Pittsborgh, Pa. *mj isaao joms ..~n. s. taai D. B. Bogtf* » ■ • r MAKXriACTUBXBS oTKOeßßTytent iagored Steal ColtiTator teeth. Offlao comat Bow and Itat ftrates,- oct2tr - Hatlct to Main Taaekeri. AH examination vm babald in B Metre tornsfcip, on gjLTUBDAX, 7th October,-at IfrtfdDdu 'BnaSmn to behald at School Hooka Ho. 2. Salary S3S pat month .octfclwd* • • : -T* 100 bbla and bf . U 100 10 40 "fisssrssss? fwu nr, MnttkMi *&.*•; *“•*>■ *»■ ond Tfcr, Xeftaw fcr eokMd #On. 1 1. ilnwHwWwai «w «»»«»• ttflntk Soon mm nl TftnfetaAl ferttw»»»» nuil S pfeioei MnoWEmHOKiaHT Th. fta rn wiaWnnrfiJw •MimnrtmmbnS a. ifc«H«.fe' Mart at —iliM W ft»anMniwl»tH. innßmmt fin wUltn»«tU» »rrortt« I'inmngia'noU' iin) ntatxxsm^ mun’otmllt'brnn. IMmtt; priM (1 and ' tr*twntl.-Bih; at th>»«wTtfMnnt: by«.O.Tmek;vrir. IbcttfaM*Art. « Jdstrtetfvedandtoreaferby • -•* " ~ ' • W. A. ffiLDHNTBNNHT * 00 H opt# 1 • - • ' Ms.T<fourthauret. Ai^S^PATKI— |MM fn gnort HflUton ~Nt>. 149 Tulton streeL with Lotl&foet hum by Iff deep; aooAsunJoen.Mm two roomt on first floor, three an -Itoemd(tstj.iodkr*-**^atSe. AleoiNo.lß,vrithlM of ■ amiee rise as above, and a Pedfisg House of ban ml dt \ rooms, yUh finished attic* - Hood pavedyarda and hydrants i 1 T -3 ' -fiSi dauißiD C&VKJinS— iwniMMgtnd ferfSl ; ond prluawr* ntmag xt VA wntx; nacxl prlwt. s MdIOCTnU-. - [oc«a]' . d. Ju MAgOK k 00. dtllVdDBttUIK-tatinM.-l.llW.niroi MASON A 06. : 71ITB GENT IHWi»ir-f4,090 yards oT one yard wt Acauf YA&U.XOft tAldl—bounding of ie.J_.crtr., 80 d«od; ftadmid of gnffed fruit Th. Un.l Iks wdLliwdlwntntt*, And of guild un«Btj; tltuxre ; mli« feanllßzmblgton.Vn. Mnx lb. tond letdlng to Broezton. LlioegMW.ln <«»,pnyment*., - .. ' iw nTannMtutaonemQ*fMin;Bnioeton,onthe aw* gantown dOO aetes, 100 cleared, good improve ments, plentyofooel and limartene. and ooaef the bast mla torts* la tbewrighbeohoed. - Priea andterma nun* S 3? 5T CUTHBKBT k SON, seplfl ~ 740 Third street. ring KBS«Tg>-P°ta«P tyOrtoby; . ■■ l) cfnhtt«x (Motor; aodor to Orator; b? - " BUSBKLL * BROTHER, Mpg ! H pobtto to <mr uautmmt ofHSAIBTG BTQTM» <rf tba Boat dMtrsUa patterns, ndtaUa ftr atom, qtteaa, par tors, steamboats, at area? nhart a first rata Bwthu Eton may ba raqabad. Wa oft* as laartaait taparica In scjla of dengn, beantj of finish, and pnaaoal otmtr, to any tba kind in tfaa city. Giro naaealL Q&Af?,' UXSIHQXB * GRAIT, ■ap36 • • 19t Wood atraat. T.TBTATB Ot JCBBM MUJdEB, (DBOBA8BD.)-lAtUrm twin* bean granted to tie nnder ahcnteL on Q»» paraonal •« tatoof JOSJgg MTM<Tgt, tote of t&Tifth Wardnf the city of Wt^ratK dewwtiß jer* mob knowing llwinTurUnlrtilnfl will call and eeide, and thoa# hiTing cslabna wUi prnMiit at the ogee ofthe lUteatatonedLjggnßnof Math and ftnftto field rtreeis. JAMBS BUUCKLT, OoHUu Townddp. l»Ut > [aeja& ~imk fUikaummut iNTJmiIB Tlflimq THMSIAU 1 of low* m44!m JOnrltorj: of Mftnwnt* In a abort t&a,*n*«iina«Tatkfairftjforthatjrar*Malnai*rottwo watatiatandtoß. to *•*“*£** Ammi at laridtjtlofk' SLFaab «nd Btfllwilar y Mb vwote.:BtoelMUtb*lrtw**?P«*“igfJs“ otLoatteclaadalQtfcoWaot. Ha wfll alao, whila «**u, ittmil tn T~~«ltnr *—■*■««*i«arf afMlniwnfa or Baal Briataood Aoxoptao -Ajant, a—«*t»gaHataaat» Ptttabargh. | Enost udfillM 9b* OrteMUiAp^MMUAohspyj ;the Boytowd of Great Men; Prdgrem and Fnjudk*; TraTWS la ThaCttrandtfa* Saltan: Poctfntotsof Jamoni Itaii tte DoddPtmnyib»«£ i o ek 'B.T. C; MOBSAS, 104 Wood sheet TTJBTIHFOIXXD AMD HOW OHBT A POLL A880&T -tl Xdgitth«lt«»i WUfeCfctad, oat and While and obtered*Btoß« CBtan; eaamtrn Wnn suit* bltte-gi | w to > tate. _ fssptMnil KlKimldiOH. ... . . per B*l* or Barter. _T 4 ZOT Of GBOCWD on Orals street, Allegheny city, of A WU ftet front, rawing baek to Isabella steeet, on which ate four Dwellings, Ingoedosdar, the rent bringing twohdadxed and fifty dollar* ymrly. They wouM be «x -«it*»i»«d tor a small Pano, or sold at a bargain. < ._.... THOMAS WOODS, 75 Fporth st SKAUD'FBOPOBALS- wQI he received by either of the trodenSgned. committee of the Pittsburgh and Stooben vSla Baiimd Company, 6 P> M, on WSDSBSDAfi November Ist, tor the the Pan* known as Jones* Uppm leery, acre* the JtonongaheU river, opposite Rtts imfgfc:: •- • N. above 1—“» has ten yean to run from April Ist. ISIS, ftr fiwtfcm laftnntHMrantßfre of 8. A. lO®H%lQflPront*tr***» ISAAC JO&S3* " ~ aeeSßdd ear. Pront aid Boss street*. •■" —~ • - We>A • . -. ■ ■irmiM ard vbouuia phalih nr mss I- Jfflp MOPWMfc Me>Mf Barth-Wwiil il isit, fifth door above Beee, east eldstWittefliilpMt, haem band the beet Wtaan. IrishWhfcky, Modobk*- beta Whisky, HoHsad fite, Oordisls, Aa, on terms worthy itbt.attention of purchasers and dealers. ■ fan3»y JSW BOOKS JOTT BHCBTBD.—The Cabinßoy > Siorr, a fieml Naotfcal Pomenre, fimnded on fret; prfc»*i. Bren tide, a series of Tales and Poems: byJJfie Alton; price 11. Oampasdlfrreh: by Henry D. Grafton, W. 8: &i price TB cents. Che Lest Heiress: by Mrs. X. D. N. South worth, for •aleby w. A. GILDETPBNNKY 4 CO., , • ■, Ko. 76 Ponrth street. Wm.S. Haven, Jamas D.MUBL Alexander Bradley, John Fultoeton, Bobert Galway, 1 Alexander Beynoldv Aito strong County, Horatio N.LeaiLtttanninfr- Hiram Stowe, Beaver, t < yvrw, Mwienr< w> Knh«i« superior Lawn Ora* Be«l, j for fall sowing for sale by edi JAMES WAEDBOP. at; AMD STALK qgrrJßtß-Opr winterrtocjt dPtbc ifebofrMOt [ocrt| JAMIMWMDBOP. QLAN&gTS.—h»™ now^ ygff«yt— MiWtKi. l TLTBW BTYLK WOOL DELiJNKB.—A.A.MABON *OO. ] . J\ haWJuat nuini a large lot of new styles of figwd f Wool Dwliknw <**•* ?. C. B. Baadlf * Co., L fIHKAP CA&PET WAKBHOU6K, Ifo. 8t Third threat, sear Market, wotdd respectfully hjftmn Ihrir Mends and tbe reaenlly, that they hare now la store tirir j. „ >ai-i. BTong, consisting of OAKPBTB of erery description, from the Boyml Vsftct tad Braaeeis, to the own moil Ingram,' Soap-mad- Sag. flocr OQ-fflotb, frora os® to eight yards aide, new derignsand Twyrieh. Cocoa and Canton Mattttff.l>Risgsts, Bags, Mats, Stair Bods Window * Shade* do. Fefaonstawantaretaftodih'eell.nadexam- ; In* theb stock. Bteambosta»Hoteis, and BerideaMS torn* ; Mm»< on the moot rwiontWt terms. ? * and wt»wj> niim oyyT, octg Orpluun** Oowrt lih. TiriLl be'oflbred atpubUe —to. at the MnfaOliAMTy W SZCHIXSB, an THURSDAY XYMESG, October 6th, 1864. bjr order of the Onjhinf Oomfof Allegheny 00, UtnO— property t€ David Oner, deceased,tha»tralnahto bwSnff wt, attaatedo-Jht qgnerof Fwm ami Kailnirjr sMhiihia ftontcaMa tot, running •long Ifob-yJIO tost, 10 the aß*,which brands tbs PstmaTlTenialtalffoad Depot. Also.at t oUeek, P. M-. an BAXCRDAY,the 7ih day of GeidSsrtlßH, MU be —ML an the premises, a number oteto> fighth Ward, near the Eghth ward PnhUe Ithw Hones. Terms made known at eato. " EDMOND GRXBR, > ■epUaltd gOFSLA QRgJgR, , J Aamra ’ rnHS und—rimedl—a on hand and ftr eato alarce a—ort* 1 nmt eC the— UgUßAPtxoysd KXTAU2C JJUBIAL (sXaa. teen the torßsitfo»the smsDeet dsa. aJBe ga^ifor fpeMm No. 04 fifth street XD YLdJßDHA—'Warranted aU Wool, seeing at 14a penned;.worth 25 cents. . , A. A. MASON A pa |lf HBItIAW, Lcfftm of c*mjb*am**t» W . MMObAlte Irtftte of JAOC& BCI.TZNXU, fete of Inl ti HI tool CliiliiMoiii iriiiatj Ohio, daoaaaad, boro been wdOTigial, bf tba Bagbler of tha Coontyof Alkghaßy. JUI permn knowing ttanartm to dabtad to —tata ttt oih Iwmadiato payaont to tha madaoigoad, and all thoae haring daima-apOnst said Ba tata linT jifnwinl than, duly authenticated, to - i T_ c• • <fB*BZ SOLTZBHAK, AdMntotrator,. - Bart UrtrpooL OotamManm aroaty, Ohio, or to C. SHAIXB * Atty*i, Ko. 81 Fourth at^Tittaburgh. MptAlSWftW EDMOND WATTS, IftMgnrf TAILOB, HO. 185 ÜBKBTY BTHHKT. ISdi >l have w*v OB bawl * large atoek of Sail and Winter Qocdt, f>tinhr new desfann; 'Flesh Vest teo»w-tb» moot bMttfal patterns; Proaeh and ißasliah n*S—* of mn sty U and abate is the market, all of ntlehlwiumaksioordaroiithe most reasonable terms, and warraated.to salt. «t* . • few Paper Haagbici. HO. 86 WOOD STRNBT. HTHSrS 7RXHCH AND ASEEBICAN PARLOR PAPBRB ; Jh Puml Decoration* in gold, oak and marble; HaUE9am,«f varioeaotylee; jyd and Plain Paperajor dining rooms and rhambera; OlHf and low prmd wall Papon; Berdan, Offings, figures, Window Shades. A larft *«* lilpta aonrtsM&t of the above, wlertiri - tot tbe mn, will be sold at tlw usual low prices. oett . WALTER P, MABBHAI&. , QOAP— gOObomßodnEoaptoraaleby ■ "" : Q octf - - , BOTH A gDTCLABL ; /-'lOTTfll—l7* begs Mot* sale by _ \j oetft SMITH A SIKCiaiR, C°"y ,w “~” TJALL BOHHJPB—A. A. MASON A CO. hare Jus re» . £ eotvod* largo aaortentof newetjdaaaof PaUand White Baansts— Colored ffim© and Qeoeaaer, | White Straw Trimming, Colored r WJ Tripoli, I Colored Straw-Trimmlng, ; Itaer BdUUats. ' I Blonde Trimming; Bkkuteoideced Leea, 1 Straw Cord, r BoUJbtttond, ] Bnekram frames, t WhltsfaglUh Straw, f W&ePnmea, ’ Black Bagttoh Straw, I Biocmen and Jockeys. mt*of aryT.T.Titß3 U roopectftrilgoplidted. »- Baths-Boti Goldf and Bbow4r. - lmlimb i- I fr -iii Tit. ■> :£a £paoenryday,(BeatayTi *mj cfetek,A. | 1L until 10 P. HL,at the Barter Sbgpi-Perry Hotel, corner \ “* ”wgsa&«.Wfe.. ; Vow (took of : - i JOHN B. XXLCOBrfi Wbodotrset, has and now foody Jbr ale an entire . V • V V wiedmOnnfceiarybf Bom, Bo* SlrwoSTtn tidily ootved end'plain Rosewood and f Walnut Qaoao, and with all tboir late laprormarta. 4 rnrntiaeore ran turns ** *** largest stock of Pianofortes ever laonkt to the city. Prion invariably h« ana, whhnet addition for tranoaottatkin :•• or risk, and ovny tostrnment warranted. Aim: a laro lot efftono Stools, ctf vazfeea patterns. „ wwT/tfuefflv<t—AfblTsaPb&r'orCartiarfi Melpdapqo, at M^»^* OT *^» u# r 4u J > ' l ' Sola d nttOv^h 7^ v imwJnii.iiK«tti natter senenne 5 C*<rt»rpresat bosbeee, we are prepared to qftrrorr stock sf.4nnFatebamdob ami HohtomiMo GWJ Jewelry t ggyer tdF:»-*-;**- •;• *• < | —■*- t TYork dty wholesale jftts.wbteh to a red art ion of ftwalQ to IS y «tt. nay on wbfctoffaflne WatA.or any other am 'tiu**#***;*™*:* botae rnnhwhi etaevoere, »t SUanMa4nnt.v H. beat quality of Watch Qianee ootatU I canto oach, at HOOD^> >V *V-<. • v s*. «r,— - ' ' ' s - • -*?4i / ’ f Aici CHI«A STOa. 1 Koilc«7 Metallic Bmrlal Cases* ValT sni Winter Goads I r 1 s •f
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