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%*•.■,/-’’ -;<h i-'• •• 2 >»«» w
;*-• ’. s Age ” ,wo ”
■■Sr#**?**'* »V’ . * lv V «\*o* .’ i?‘UW; Fem»H»]6; White 33; Oolondl..
ff % *V •<• J T '; -'-■,*! J Phyrickn of Board of Hwlth.
t*?tr...-'l- V : pUMi Court.—Hod. J. 8. Bltok, Chief
* ' n -'#‘W : *-.« f-V o'.'o'' -t *■ \',* , t ' rr i *• '’ice; Hon. G. W. Woodweid, H«q. B. Lewi*, Hon. W.
>SE£<fc-t?-V** fc-:i '*'**’» '.» ’ f-8’ m-. «.’■ t *,• • ,*• ■*. He, end Hon. J.O. Knox, Aseodete Jutlcee.
pS^VYvV-V^ i . . ’ Thdmdai,November 1.
*^*^*£^*? Z* ;*» j'rft s *T' -t .. *iorney Otnetel▼».Brie end North Restßellroed Oom*
**t» tV ttS «n '-!';■ CT *' ** % u T 4 - J v i-T. The Coart epprove of one pl>" of deftndente—thet
e ***«* i‘" ft.’-’ I'-'tCiJt v* ’, 5 Jni to ihecity of Brie,*! fere* notto require them to
Cty*! •» >■•.%» nT/- ’‘. , .1 the herbor—bat totelly dteepprove of the plen rele*
, V ' , .K' f• t • *-' fv-‘ a'* ■* •-’.; ’Jto the location of roed eloof the Baffelo road.
S t . c^L- T ii ' I A »> W’y’ **? " r ,» If.- ‘ *» motion for Injunction, applied for by Wigbtmen r*.
riNS l F&J2rd& : d*\*'-*i * * •.•:»• •' **- •' : UylTtinia Reiiroed Company, ttm argued by Mr. Bten
•» A % r‘<ii j''-'' I *■• i -i.’ . tor plaintiff, end Mr. Stoket for defendant, after which
S vir ff p f-4 t, ■■ ***.+. -c >r .. •.. .V T ptokre withdrew his demurrer, end the Coart directed
!• r l4 'Sr ,r *■' *». - . h’’ “.r. jedtngi by defendant* to «t»y until an answer to the
tf.., » M,.».»• ,!. fllMi .nil tb.further oidw of thUOoort.
k- ‘TUv- 1 »■-.*.! case a: Canal Commissi opera ti. Pittsburgh and Con
(LrfAvw rlf-** ,>, * > ff -■ l “ f, '3’» « - «' • • t Vie Railroad Company, was argued bv 001. M'Cand
*J S i *i 1 w , Sr the complainant*, and by General Wilkin* for the
»^P»6l«St«'Ss> , fSi^Wi^>-i , 4ri*rl I . r , .1 “^- P Bt^nirt , i Eneoton. rebmlttod bj 001. IT
c Ito, for ptototlff, uid by Ctnuliu .nd Wood, for d.-
. b •' .i nr '• Kramer A Bahm* argued by Woods and Ooeh
s -* jrplaiuGff. and Knox and belden for defendants
fl ’ Jancnv’ealth of Pennsylvania ▼•. Ijeech. Babmitted.
H r !' :r--: ? tom ts..MeUon. Jodiaateftwasm.
sJS»ykjl , isi V>•■ h '■• •' >ns for *•• Chadwick. Jodgmentof won pros.
*A**Vr ** w, * r ohU> Penn *7 lT Company.
J <■.' ‘ TkOlirer. Judgment of non pm.
[^»bJ - , ->eal by mis administrator of Fearns. Argued.
«■ » My tb A Hun Ur. Argued.
■'*V- 1 ? appea*. Decree affirmed. Opinion by Justice
'•> ''s ' A.opp 10 flobmittod;
*' Igwoll «aL v* Mellon. Jadgment of non pro*.
.r S 0 i s gen f r u*< vs Weir Submitted.
h W*W" , J*o?T^D'W^'T-i S, fi? , r , *' , 641 t,f i l’KelTy>* trustees. Oonttnued.
wMte&l&Ssz&SteHj.? '“
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Twijmen, nnmtd Thomw Bradford
&
tiie l*«eny of |9,25 from John B. Davis,
IdtLwts’w J 11: : f i- /KV# £]th* following circumstances: Toe parties were all ar
<fthc night previous, frr disorderly conduct, and
fj}&iil%-rJ "ws? ’i r'f „,Jln the aameesll io the watch house, whan Davis im
&£• weQ t to sleep, perfectly oblivious to all things ter-
During the qigbt, a prisoner In an adjoining eell
s^«v' jSf* 1 u Bradlbw and M’CJoekv search the sleeping man’s
L l ‘-V«d informed theCptiin of the Watch/of the fact.
On fueling In his pockets, Davis discovered
[■''•'■* wa ® minus hia pocket boo*, contalnlngt9>2s, which
i?-' ; ‘? **-' | li JfoTar *d In ibe possession of the other two.
naft i *k*^AV*7 C| - *! 'j’.f B con gjilored sufficient evidence of their guilt, and
ff or - on hi* appeamnce in the morning, committed
S'of th* City —From the report of the
• > lf Health, published this morning, (which should
v 1 n>^*4?^*os^^;^£•■' •.-. -, : '• ,: #* n furnished on Moodsy,) it will be obesrvsd that
s^lHS&i&§4raft&rf*; toa »•«* preceding tha 29th last, only
/•!>:’ i-f-^’P 4 t 0 ttorty-fow deaths. This result proves that the
' &’ ,n lta be*lthy eondiUon, and that all the
I fl J ln * rotmd of numerous deaths from cholera and
•/::???' J°*. ere unfounded, A* additional evidence of the
Piendltog/we may mention that notaatngls
tv^V^liL 1 ® 0 * pUoe * t » BL aUry,fl {oT ** wbo *
»?si.V:;ri* I> ®f iD ? the cholera season, more interments were
? AVS T s>, v•oj,• i ■ * vfjf A? 'fl C.v.ta this place than at any other.
Store’. Lecture.—“ Tho W.b,Ur of
’-.<•...” M the young men of the Mereantfla Library Amo
f&K &5A style this lady, delivered a lecture
*rrt»i «>':.* *v> o lining, or about sn hour, beferealarge audience.
SJE&yflwAJh^ i .t-* urtwaed in me bloomer costume, aa usual, and bar
g#?ir?!fCT»?KgnN^f«frp.S<.«fc'd;%few..^»duri'v.-»-.’t,»lai>wr«*?^^y>:^ a mghs derangmentln the gas fixture*, whleh caused
•*•-’'-l > V\*-vt:v;*« to be extinfutoed, e»sry thing passed off ples
fc Her sublet was: The Prtttni, u>haiilpauciieta*d
or a Feutik.—Mr. William D. Dor-
';tj->7 ; *ii died atfhe residence of his parents, in Can*
J>. -**• abonmg county, Ohio. Mr. Durbin was well and
--V •., \ <l^2*.» r* , r known in ihlsdty, and was formarly employedLte
*’V* --'■J r ‘'’ -f* •#• «• A shore time previous to his death he wasen
lV-j •**! the Baltimore Clapper, which paper paysa just
wSSS»«Bsssß6f?ti? fc '
ys&rwf v i* >. w flfD Guiltt.—After a very able aodimpar-
*i^ifi_* ff it* - 'ii.~ i' 4 irom judge kPOture, tiie case of the three
A fj' vV 1 ’: r. .n*a.fv..v- T*; jen. Lank. mDonald andOureL was sent to tbejury
a? n: *Jr morning about 10 o’clock. The jery retired for
• :v ' v * ; *•-’ >'-/ 3ur - when they retnrnsd ,into Court with a verdict
l •-X” ' *■ ’ .45; J 4?. againrf an tbs parties, but recommending M’Don*
i|A“Ba2rKA *“:*?.; *»**“• m £■•. »s t-fCarvei to the mercy of th* Ooort.
IStwjig >i: Court.—Before Hon. M. Hampton.
V? i ta : case of Grace lamsrganvs. Fra lon, the
••*' +•*• a - a- S*iirnea a verdict of six cents damages and six cents
.*- ~ "Ht'jcci m me opinion of ihe Court an points reserved.
'4«f-‘li-*•*► Santee vs. Wm. MagiU. The plaintiff takes a
P « No verdict.
Drt Goods.—Fite thousand dollars
ilafeng.tfcg*Wi<» Jk.T:l r jtp *1 'STa^L^t- ,/*.''•»4 ur >' F>od4, slightly damaged by water at ike late
■ jpi|u:«: w«t>>v*' «?!? , jiri.«T{>mns a MeKoe’s store, having been dried and re
*?>: :rr-» u *• wm he-immediately closed out at lew than one
r l®,*JVft?t.^L<v !U*o:i'ir value; Purchasers In want of drv goods will do
? .a-
a.Tjppluig Houab.—Martin Cree-
naae informstlon, before Aiderman M’Mas
fliartte Mcsan. for keeping a tippling house.
boose b on the comcf of Hkh and Web
■S«FC %^ 1 V > 1e a d w JTtnt was issued for his ahen.
fs*. Alderman M*Masters, yesterday
i£irii.ie'.-r v * commiued to jail a woman named Bridget Glynn,
»r* »ji.'tiarge or ibreatsnlng to burn her husband’shousa.
to b, injjui., .ml, »e reppo», .U 1
*■
••’ w •* tted. —On motion of E. M. Btanton, Esq.,
r aA‘2*T2*r*a !J i.r^.^s»«tf;j J .*4jion l Jr . was yesterday admitted to'praotloeu an
f v JvL' : g: ;p tba aopmcis Court of Pennsylvania.
M
Js£a&3£Tß , » KSBT KOK 111 KB IN ÜBATXN;
Never Oome.
sT^« ,f^rii.‘aP d 6U PP , y s? 0,9 abOT « dutiful gongs Jual re
i&fQ jAlao, the u New Melodeoa,” for Flute orVioUn. for
established Plano Depot of
eiIAELOITKBmMB,
PAMILY^aBCH—Tbs Ingredients with
A-tt/tch this staroh is prepared, render wholly unneces
:<tal4"« of starch polish or spermaceti, as it produces a
*SSSMf- . without gumming up or injuring the finest fab*
in pound packages, with full directions for use.
&&civ2«by box or retail, by
W. A. M'CLURQ.
A , C* £'l PUPILS op Q. ANTON. Pro/euor n/ Uuxic.—
Anton purposed returning to this dty in time
f aj **{»%* _ % his leaching on the Ist of August, but being on
p toKen 111 at Fairmont. Va., he will not be able
*®'>r - 2*»' ,, fthe city for some days. Dae notice will be given
° f ““ "*" L ‘" quM "
V4' , AND ! , r ”r' OESALE ’‘ itu * icdin8tt * wb ” rr?
‘'gigs’?.oV^ -**■* and Lot. in Allegheny city, on Washington
F'V* g rf try r ,>n
A^:■ o jcV *ud iu South Pittsburgh, near the Toll
Terms easy. 8. CUTHBBBT t BON,
' *'i tl "~' ** ir% Iteal Bstate Agents, Wo. 140 Third ft
'J*~V***^ u -— Mr - °• ANTON amts. fiOEROEDXB would
ii~~ ‘i 1 i ti i | iif mi ■iiiniimiMiiii 11 niaimn li ml
>j? L ’i‘ 7 thatthey onSe rtsffl#si
tT »>lo]in and Flute. Inquire at H. gchroeder AOo?i
«S« HOUSE, on SMond .tat, tat.nn
*ta Grant rtrraM. Rent »21 per month.
VHOB- WOODS, 76 Fourth .ttrat,
'■»?■--• wt * itf bblaN..t), Molasses for »ale~by
'-A 1 SMITH A BIN OLA nt.
tS B jV>.^*-h|3- D DQLLABS for a Dwelling House, on
: iL^^ ' ot CfrVTjH. ’s'- •4 1 ■ti'® ,st i hear Qrant street It contains a hall,
V 3 I K* l ™ l ftnd «ll*r. Lot 20 feet front by 60 deep.
t STIe."2/st El 8. OBTHBKBT * SON,
- ay ."5 ' 1- No. 140 Third .trrat
' ? ■?, -?T r pH HAIRY OBKESE-soo box., Englilh Dnltr
I? « di *. i f rt«lT«I .ndfor ral.by "
- .‘.. V;'' henry n. oollins.
hg&a%wasij« Sra-MIE JUN.DREBAOT) SIXTY AORKS, 80 ctrarad, for
, lV I ,'V* »H«r T ntnttnbl. Ruildlngi, «id
BS«gi3alß»iafeaS^»r«»rAs^»»Y.'>W«<dßt<>A , t»^»^itl t ty *«CSlfait. Ttaltndu.«n ..torad .odor
Tv- ,'t . -: , dirr*ditj, in PrestoncoontT, Ye.
j. t Aw Real Estate Agents, 140 Third street.
~~ •* "V &S <***]!?j (00-10 boxes RueuU A Boblneon, B'.;
S>J*4'Cs!eti.*—h-" ‘t? ,V* - 1 W. H. Grent, ft's;
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THE Ul'n POST.
[DAY MOBNING::::::::r::::::B0VBMBEK t.
[ealth Omo»«—lntairawiWin th* (3tj of
aburgh, from Dotober 22d to October 29th,
jet or Quabteb Sessions.— Before Hoo.
M’Cl ure, President Judie; Gabriel Adams and Wm.
Associates.
Thtmiut, November 2.
imonwealth va._ JamaiTsw. Indictment, assault and
7, on oath of ~ Irwin. The defendant was found
illy, but sentenced to pay costa.
.monwealth Lewis Fleming. Indictment, assault
ittery with intent to kill, on oath of Anthony Whit-
No verdiut.
.monwealth vs. Philip Wiseman. Indictment, surety
peace, on oath of Oonrvd Young. Prosecutor sen
to pay costs.
F monwealth ts. Lawrence Kelfer. Indictment, sorety
peace, on oath of Jobn Andrews. Prosecutor sen
, to pay costs.
monwcalth vs. John W. Linton. Indictment pequry,
b of Jobn Schaeffer. On trial.
rimee’s Bane Note Gazetti.—The No
r cumber of this publication has just been issued.
7 of publication has been changed from the I6th to
tof the month, at which time, hereafter, subeer-f
-ay look for its appearance. We are glad to hear that
wtir.i’ with great snceess. The proprietors span cel
me nor trouble to make It a reliable counterfeit de
ad their energy and perseverance is deserving of
‘ocouragement. from an extra Issued along with
seat, we learn that a new and dangerous counterfeit
at been put into extensive circulation in this city,
aorta to be a $1 on th* Danbury Beck, Connecticut,
te, a dog, iron safe, a roll of notrs and a bag of coin,
ht *nd a fpmate resting; on left end two females
On each side of vignette figure lin dies; word one
corner except the lower left, in which tbe word Con
it is printed. A. Seely. Cashier, J.Tweedy, President,
lone d, IU3; paper thin.
i CommwAloa Ware.
Cups, Fifties Baptismal Bowls, Ac., jast
ung. Also. Brituislft Tea Wire Carters German
id Plated Eppons, forks Ac. Tea Knifes Batter
-■atnos, Ac.
js sod Jewelry, ia large rarlety, and very low
oiu rens. Spectacles, Pencils, Cases Ac.
Vepalnaz cone la a superior meaner, and warrant*
eiry repaired and mads to order. Emblems Seals
ilia manufactured. W. W. WILSON,
corner of Market and fourth streets. _
'-Mr!.
ag*»• ' *
r*t.
..%■ ■ V.f ■■ T
4 4
By the ffßaUly Llsu' for th» Vorsiag Port
Arrlvtl of tha Bolt L&k* Mail.
Lonurnxx, November I.—Th# Salt Lake mall arrived at
Independence on Bondar, Ringing little intelligence of in
umt.
Business in tba Valley Is recovering, bat mousy u not
very abundant <
The Indian dsprsdationi are measurably elossd.
Mors amieabls rslations exist between the Mormons and
the various tribes of Indians, who are quiet and but fair of
them are to be seen.
Ward and Garry hare moved their trading post farther
up the mountains. i?
Two companies of troops mat at fort Kearney.
The prairie has been burnt pretty well off by the Indians.
The gran is only to be found In spots.
United fetatea Bondary Comfaalaalouar.
WasaniOTOS Cfrx, November 2.—Major Emery, United
States Boundary Commissioner, has despatched one of his
assistants ahead of the main corps, to reach K 1 Paso on the
90th September, in order to start the boundary surrey at
tbe date provided by the treaty. The assistant, Mr. Whea
ton, arrived at El Paso on tbs 16th October, ten days before
the appointed time. Up to the lfitb ult, no information
had been received of the Mexican Commissioner, beyond a
▼ague rumor that he and his party were hemmed In by the
hostile Indians. He will probably not reach the pass an til
November. The party of American Commissioners,
the property In charge, were, at the lpst aeowunls, two days
march from San Antonio de Bexar.
Baumou, November 2.—Mr. Belmont, Minister to tbe
Hague, has addressed a letter to the Washington Union,
denying the charges of the correspondents ot the Herald
ami Tribune. He says he has transacted no banking busi
ness, and tbe legation has employed no' clerk there or else
where for that purpose. He also denies having neglected
Captain Gibson’s case.
Chaxlxstox, November I.—There were no deaths from
TeUow Fever yesterday. The Board of Health have resol
ved that the fever has ceased as an epidemic, and that tbe
daily reports will be discontinued. The weather is warm.
There have been no new cases at Montgomery since
Thursday.
Somlaatloas In Massachusetts.
Boeron, November 2—Tbe Republican State Committee
refused to accept Mr. Wilson’s declination. Be U therefore
still the Republican candidate for Governor.
The Hod. Wb. Appleton Lsi accepted the re-nomination
for Congress, which he once declined.
Oitsißtw, November I,—A pilot boat arrived from Key
West on the 80th. Tbe Isabel bad pot in with her shaft
broken. She can return to Charleston In moderate weather
* Ith one wheel.
Fire in Dunkirk.
Dctnoax, November 2.—Ward’s Hotel,' with all its con
tents, was destroyed by fire to-day.
Nrw Year.November!!.—Cotton unchanged. Floor stea
dy ; sales 8600 bbis good Ohio at 98,81@8,66; sales 1800 bbls
boulhern at $4<g9,60. Wheat dull. Corn firm; tolas 108,-
000 bushels Western mixed at6215(5>83. Pork declined 12J6
sales 600 bbls Mess at SI2,S7(<pLLoQ. Beef doll. Lard firm
at Rice dull. Sol'-e GUO bbl* Ohio Whlskv at 40
('li-U. Groceries uunhangs 1. Linseed Oil steady at ftl<sB2.
Iron lower; Scotch pig (3U&3S, 6 months. Stocks heaTy.
Money unchanged; Virginia tdxeaOO; Kris Railroad
New York Central 86; Ki-ading 10-;^; Cumberland Coal 2
PaiLiDKLPHia, November 2.—Floor qulst; not so firm;
shipping brands offered at (9,12b£@9,26; not no export de
mand. Kje-liourand Corn-meslhcares; no sales. The sup
plies of Wheat come forward slowly; in good demand; sales
4000Q6000 bushels at (1,95@2 for fair and prime red, and
(2,05 lor good white. Rye: sales 600&700 bushels Pennsyl
vania at (1,15@1,20. Corn in limited request; sales 6000$
7000 bushels at 52V4&82 for prim# old yallow. Oats scare*.
Whisky scarce at 42 in bbU.
Cxwagwan, November 2 —The river is felUng slowly.
Weather dear and cool. Flour dull and declining; sale*
ftOO bbl* at $7,60@7,76. Whisky, 90. Cheem in good de
mand at 10c. rOovlalons vary dull. Small sales new Lard
oi S}<£. Nothing new in other articles. Money scarce at
premium.
AUCTION cSALiiS.
Auetion*.Oally Sales.
AT the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets,at 10 o’clock, A. M-a general assortment
cf Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, lists,Caps, Ac.,
AT 2 CPC LOCK, P. M.,
Groceries,Queenswara, Glamware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Oiassea, New and Second Hand Uousabold and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac.,
AT T O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles. Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods. Gold and
Silver watches. Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer, fjtfl-tf
El TENSIVE BALE OF CHINA AND QU BEN (W ARE.—
On MONDAY MORNING, November 6th, at lOn’cloek,
at tbe Canal Warehouse, corner of Wayne and liberty
Ftreets, will be sold a very extensive stock of China and
Queeovware, comprising a general variety from the best'
potteries. Fine China Tea Setts, assorted patterns; white
iron stone, lustre band, scroll, blue and Jessamin* sprig
Dinner and Tea Ware, Dishes, Pitchers, Bowl*. Chamber
Betts, Ac ; Closet Basins; metallic covered and perian mar
trie Pitchers: commas BowU ; edged Plate*; dipped pitch
ers, Mug*, Cn embers, Ac, Ac. .
Retailers and boawkeeper* should attend, as the entire
stock must be no Id without reserve, for account of an east
ern Importer Terms at rals.
nav3 P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
CIUOIOs AND VALUABLE LONDON BOOK?, BY OATA
/ LOG UK.—On FATURDAY EVENING, November 4th,
at 7 o'clock, at th* Commercial Seles Room >, will be mIJ a
large collection.*/ superb English Book*. Among them
are, U’Farlane’s History of England, 13 vols.; Ladlve of
theCovcnaat; Kirby** Wonderful Museum, 3 volsd Gar
dioer’s Ceylon, 2 vols, 4to, HI act rated; Encyclopedia of
Experimental Philosophy, 1 vol., 4to. pistes; Practical
Mechanics and Engineer’s Magsslne, 6 vols, plats*; Pie
to rial Museum of Animatsd Nature, 2 vol*, folio, 4000
plates; La Psrouse’s Voyages Round the World, 2 voU,
4to; Brers’ Railway Practice, 1 vol ,4to: History of Queen
Elisabeth, X vol., folio; Hodge on th* Fteem Engine, 4to;
Flatmnn’* Anatomical Studies, folio; Scripture Gallery of
Engravings, 2 vols., 4*o, plat*#; Landscape Painters of
England, folio, Illustrated; origin and Ptcgiass of Art of
Writing; Cyclopedia of English Literature, 2 VOII4 Works
of K«t. Matthew Usury, 2 vol#.; Davilas’ Civil War* of
France, folio; Remarkable Trials, 2 vols; Marshall’s Naval
Biography, 12 vols 4 Cyclopedia of London. plates; Ban
yan's Complete Works, 3 vola, beautiful plates; Dunbar's
Greek Lexicon; Library of Choice Literature, 2 rots ; Kol
raaih-# History of Germary; Ninevah and Its Palaces, Ac.
Full particular# in Catalogues, which can be obtained at
the Auction Store.
bot 2 P. M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
Carter’s Spanish mixture.
THE OKKAT PDMFIEK OF THE BLOOD!
Hot a Particle of Kereary in it.
LKT Till: AFrUCTKD BEAD AND PONDER!—Ad
Infallible Remedy for Berofula, King's Bell, Rheum**
ifaOßt Obstinate CuUoeou* Eruptions, Pimples or Pc stalls
OA the face, Blotches, Bolls, Agu* sod Fever, Cbronie lore
Byes, Bin* Worm or Tetter, Scald Read, Knlargement and
Pain of the Booea and Joints, Stubborn Dleers. Syphilitic
Disorders. Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from an Injudicious use of Mercury, Imprudence In
lift, or Imparity of the Blood.
49* This greet alterative medicine and Purifier of Blood
is now used by thousands of grateful patients from all parts
iif the United States, who testify dally to the remarkable
auras performed by the greatest of ail medicines, ‘‘CAR
TER’S SPANISH MIXTURE.” Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
ocrofnla, Eruptions on the Skin, Deer Disease, Firm,
Ulcers,Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseaemof the
Throat. Vernal*! Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Boats
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this grant and
inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Rood, nothing has yet been found
to eompare with it. Iteieansee the system of all Impuri
ties, act* gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomach,
tasked the ckin clear and healthy, and res tores the Consti
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the sins mss
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladles, it it invariably better thao all the cos
metics ever need. A lew dotes of Carter’s Spanish Mixture
will remove all sallowni-ss <>l complexion, bring the rosea
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step, and im
prove th** general health ie a remarkable degree, beyond all
the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we have received
from persens from all parts of the United States, Is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it- The press,
hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and public man, wall
known to the community, all add their testimony to the
wonderful effects of this GRBAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular aod Almanac, and
raad the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all Medidnss
has performed.
None gennine unless signed by BENNETT A BEERS,
Propria tors, No. S Pearl street, Richmond, Va.; to whom/slh
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by fi. A. FAHNESTOCK, JOSEPH FLEM
ING, 'FLKUINQ BROS.,and by Druggists gtnsrally.
oet3Dd**ly
STATISTICS UP COAL: Including Mineral Bituminous
Substances employed in Arte and Manufactures ; with
tbeir Geographical, Geological and Oommerdal Distribution,
and Amount of Produettai and Consumption on the Ameri
can Continent: with Incidental Statistics of the Iren Man
ufactures. By K. G. Taylor, F. G. 8. L., Pc , Ae. Second
edition, revised and brought down to 1854, by 8. 8. Halde
man. Prof. Natural Science, Ac. Published by J. W. Moore,
195 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The Coal Interest Is one of the most important in ths
United htates, and since the first edition of the late Mr.
Taylor’s work was exhausted, those Interested In the pro
duct, consumption and trade, have had no meess'of becom
log acquainted with the sutyect In ite various relations.
Fortunately, this difficulty no longer exists, as this second
edition supplies an immense mass of information in relation
to the variosi coal fields ot this continent, details of mines
and mining, supply and consumption, markets and routes
of transportation, analysis of specimeus, do., Ae.
Besides ths coal interest, there is another intimately con
nected with it, namely, that ol Iron, to the manufacture
end statistics ofwbieb, aooneiderable portion of this volume
is devoted. Here will be found a full account of the con
struction of furnaces to smelt iron with anthracite coal.
This work is useful, not only to the capitalist, political
economist and consumer, but to the general raader, on so
eountof the varied and interesting matter It contains upon
collateral subjects. The publisher has spared no pains in
making this an attractive work, it being embellished with
numerous wood cuts and colored maps, printed on fine
paper, 640 pages, Bvo.
For sale by
octSl
8 TB CBEfIVILLB
TO NEWARK, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI,
fMft fMft fflffla .an
Vis Stesbanwllle sad Indians Stall* ondl
Fifteen miles by canal packet, and central
OHIO RAILROAD from daypool’a Station to Newark
syidColambofl.
TMKBgsraleaving Steubenville at 7 o’clock, A. M., arrive
at CleypooPs Jo tfm* taewmaci with Night Express Train,
on Central Ohie Railroad, for Newswßand Columbus, arri
ving at Newark at 12.03 A. and Columbus at Inn A* H,
connecting immediately with train for Cincinnati; and at
Xenia with train for Indianapolis and Chicago,
VIA DAYTON.
Returning, passengers leave Columbus at 0.40 A.
Newark at 8.28 A. M., arriving at Cleypool’s at 0.00 A. M.,.
and leaving immediately for Steubenville and intermediate'
points, and arriving at Steubenville at 7.45 P. M.
PRESENT FARE.
From Bteubenville to Newark, $3 45
Do. do. Columbus, - 445
Passengers going East by this route will procure Tickets
at the Central Ohio Railroad offices in Columbus and
Newark.
Passengers change Cars at Newark, for ML Vernon, Shel
by, Mansfield, Sanauskv City and Toledo.
In a few weeks the Steubenville and Indian* Railroad
will be finished to Newark, thereby dispensing with the
Canal Packets. IBRaet. PEMBERTON,
°otl Superintendent.
MAGIC POLISHING POWDER—One of the best articles
now iu use for polishing fine brass, Aa; 1 gross re
ceiled by I Jyl*| JOS. FLEMING.
UQAK—2O hhdi fair New Orleans hy
oct23 JUNG k MOORHEAD.
V. ■*•»*.*
Y * .+ * •
TELEGRAPHIC.
Mr. BalWoat aad tht Praia.
Health of Charleston.
The Iteamer Isabel.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
P. X. DAVIS, Ancttoa—t.
B. T. C. MOBGAN,
104 Wood utreat, near Fifth.
J\EJ*B\FOR RIVER. MEJ*.
'Tkt An r.—imat mint, et desk, time ware, by the
marks, sigh inches water la the and felling
slowly. v ___
Tht two-horse power propeUer, Jftfrrasiy, srrlfed from
Wheeling yesterday morning, and was visited by a great
number of boatmen, to while away time, and crack a few
jokes on the qualifications and capacity of the Htbrmtky.
She leaves Dot Wheeling to-day, If the river does not rise.
Tht machinery of the new steamer, Grand StoJr, had a
trial yeetenUy, and performed to the satla&etion of her
owners. She is now oompletsd, and ready for tbs first rise
of the river
KBT OT PITT#BuEaB
18 acsae went in *as
ARBIVBD.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson,Brownsville.
“ Ltuerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
*' Thomas Shrlver, Hendrickson, West Newton.
“ Oen. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
DEPARTED.
*' Jeflereon, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Lnserne, Bennett, Brownsville.
“ Thomas Shrirer, Heodrickson, WestNewtou.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
STEAMBOATS.
“1854.”
pittsbtogh, cnrcmrAn, lovutillx,
AND
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Paokst Lina,
TOE TBS 00ITTSTA5C* OS
PASBXVGBRB AND FREIGHT
BSTWKIB
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Salat Loalt.
, M Thu Loti is oompoeed of ssvan , fM, .
lUjm&|9flrst class powerful steamers,
for speed, splendor,
and oomlbrt, and Is the oinr tbsooqh daily un or fir sax
Pacum on the Ohio river. It conneeta with the U. 8. Mail
Line of Bteamere from Cincinnati to Louisville and Saint
Louie, by which passengers and freight are tidceUd and re*
e dpted Aromph daily. Two new Steamers hare been added
to the Line, which now consists of the following boats:
DajitofDaarturt
Boat*. Captain*. from AttsourvA.
BUCKEYE STATE. M. W. Bn.naooviA....Bnndny.
MESSENGER, No. 2..-J. B. Bavxs. -Monday.
ALLEGHENY —.Gao. M'kn .Toeeday.
CRYSTAL PALACE Wx. J. Kotnm Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. Gases. -Thursday.
PITTSBURGH- H.Ca*pb*ll- Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA J*o. Kusarstria Saturday.
Leave dally at 10 o'clock, A precisely.
No freight received after nine o’clock on the morning of
departure.
For particular*, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON, >
JOHN FLAGS, J Agent*,
Monougahela House Buildings.
Pittsbnrgb, 18&3. JdadO)
" 1854.”
CANADA WEST.
THE FINF. low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
R. Bannov, will make two trips a weak between Cleveland;
Port Btanlry, and Port Borwell, as follows:
Learee Clots land for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, atTJf o’clock.
Leaves Port Bnrwell for Port Stanley at 1 o'clock.
Loaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at ’% o’clock.
The Telegraph connects at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland ■r w4 Pittsburgh,
the lake Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Hail roads. Also connects at Port Stanley with the
Line of Stage*, whieh connecte with the Great Western
Railroad.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to BOOVILL k
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; A F. UOLOOMB, Port Stanley,
or A. M'BRIDE. Port Bur-well. mar27:tnov
For Bow Orleans and ApsiaciUeotm.
. THE new and snbetaatlal steamer BEN
MttewKAMKUM, Captain Tnoxas Bast, will leave
the above porta, stopping at the principal
way ports, on the first rise or the river.
For freight or pesnp apply on boned.
Regnlar Wheeling Psaket.
, eoa - The light draught steamer HARTFORD,
Wnuax Haiun, will hereafter make
flfHHßtri-weekly trips ter the above and intermediate
ports, leaving wary TUESDAY, T&XJB&DAY, sad SATUR
DAY, atlO?doek, A. M
For freight or peeeege apply on board, or to
oct»_ J. D POLLING WOOD, Agent
fF»r *«w >rMM sta>
. -- UKlT»B«wa, .
Uaffa, *»4 rtrt Bnwb, T«xu
Tm m* aad rabaUattal itnn«r RA.*<CHX-
Jamb O’Dunu, Mutir, win Inn tor
oboro and toUimodUu port* with tb«
tint rim la tho ri»«r.
For faight or paßßago apply on board. oetSJ
SUNDRIES—
-10 hhds Baoon Ruu
26 *‘ do Shoulder*;
60 bbls &«« large No. 3 Mackerel;
BOhfbble do do do; toarrive.
90 ** ■>«**«■■ do do
26 bbls do do do
16 •• Lake Trout. 1b store;
26 “ 6«lttßon Dfrrlai, la ito»;
# " do flhad, do;
6 “ No. 1 extra lard Oil, do;
26 “ TuamOil, do;
60 casks prim* PmrU;
100 bbis Umt Pork;
100 “ Grease imrd;
20 “ Loaf Sugar;
JOhhdsO. Sugar;
SB MU O-Mnluvn. oak caoptnge
40basaeW. (ATofceeoo;
100 bkll V. C. Borin ;
40 casks Bfos;
t limn rmm rinMi.
160 sacks Mod Apple* and Fmi hm;
2000 pounds Deoon Bids*.
Jj» ENGLISH 4 RICHARDSON
BEEF BLADDER* WANTED, by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK 6 00,
oetlß So. BWocd rtywt.
SECRETARIES AND BOOK OASES,'of Wattfal“pat
tUTUS. Gall BBd MO th«S.
oetl7 T. B. YOUNG A 00
("IHEAP HOUSES—A good three story JUUIK HOUSE,
J on Logan street, well arranged with a halt and nine
rooms, all well papered and finished in the beet style: hot
and cold water In each story, gas flit area Ae.,
terms easy.
Aleo, a two story BRICK HOUSE, on. Townsend street,
contaioiog five rooms, ball and cellar; price $1,600.
Also, a two story BRICK HOUSE, on Carpenter street;
price $1,600.
For Houses, Building Lots or Farms, at low prices and
easy terms of payment, call at the Beal Estate OOoe of
oct»_ B. CCTHBKKT A BON. 140 Third street.
ak) PRINTERS.—We are receiving from the Foundry of
L Johnson A 00, Printers’ news and card Inks; brass
lined and common Galleys; Brass Rules, all rises; common
end job Oases, compering and (booting fit teks; Lev Brushes
and Furniture; 100 founts fancy Card Lt tiers. Leads cut
to order.
Orders for Presere and Tyne will reeel ve our particular
attention, and will be furnished at found rv prices.
8. JAYNES' Fakir > Tea Store,
octt&lm No. 38 Fifth street
BLANKETS.— 400 pairs of the"besTa ekaeof all Wool
Blankets* ranging lo prior from $2 to $l2, just received
end forjmls by [oct2o) A. A. MASON A 00.
DRESSING BUREAUS— Mahogany ami walnut Dressing,
Bureaus, serpen tine fronts, s ae article, finish
ed and for sale by T. B. TO UNO A CO.,
oetl? Bn ilthfiaU street.
MAOKERKL— 40 bbU No. 3, large;
10 M medium;
10 u No. 3, small; for mU by
SMITH A SINCLAIR
FR BALE.—A superior Farm House, ; m Rochester, 2d
miles below Pittsburgh, at the Janet lon of two Rail
roads on the Ohio river; ft Is doing s good lousiness, and Is
In ths best kind of s location for making dm oey Require of
oct3o THOMAS WOODS, 7fl Fourtb St
FISH —Javt received, at ths oorner of $ /ood and Sixth
streets—
MESS MACKEREL, In bbls, half bbls, qui rtsn and kltts;
No. 1 do “ “ “ ••
•• SALMON, lo bbls and kltts;
“ do spieed, put up in 10 foseaus;
“ CODFISH.
Ths above are of this fall's catching, and pa t up expressly
for family use. [oct24] W. A. MT3LURQ.
LAND! LAND!! —We have for side 8J)09 1 eres of land,
along the Baltimore and Ohio Railrond, • within from
two to four miles of ths stations of Cameron and Belton,
Vs., In lots of A seres to 100 or more, at from .$8 to $lO an
acre. This is a fins legion for farming, or for i>;aell home
steads. The timber and water are good, and t*he eoli rich
and productive. Every station cm the RaUroetl affords a
good market for all Kinds of produce. Deeds of general
warranty will be made. S. CUTHBXRT A SON,
octl9 140 Third street
IT MUST BE BOLD—A small House, with large Lot of
Ground, tor mle. Price $330; or leas, for cash,, as the
owner is about removing Wash Call to-day. If yo« want a
bargain. 8. OGTHBEkT A SON',
oct2B No. 140 Third sti *ei.
WOOLEN LONG BHAWIA.—Just received, another
Urge assortment of Bay State, Empire state, and
other kinds of Wooleo Long Shawls, of the newwl and
most desirable styles and colors.
A. A. MABON A 00,
octtO 23 Fifth strewL
7SHEEBE—24 boxes W. R Cheese, to store and for sale by
\y ocU» ENGLISH A RICHARDSON;
CHEESE— 600 boxes prime W. R. Cutting Cheese, just >*■
calved and for sale by HENRY H. OOLLLNS.
APPLES— 10 barrels for sale by
oetlB HENRT H. COLLINS.
HKFINKD SYRUPS—SO bbls or various qualltits,' for mle
by foct2l] BUITM A SINCLAIR.
BUCKETS— 20 dotes Buckets;
5 ** Tubs; for sale by
oct33 KING A MOORHEAD.
CIANDLES— 75 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles;
/ 25 “ Star Candles; for sale by
0c123 KING A MOORHEAD.
lORN—4OO bushels Shell Ooru, In store and for.sale by
J oet!9 ENGLIBH A RICHARDSON.
f |>AK—lOO bbls N.C.Tar, to arrive and tor sals by
1 oct2l ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
CtOHN— 400 bus Shell Corn In store and for sale by
J_oot2l_ ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
CHEESE— 24 boats W. R. Cheese in store and for mle by
oct2l ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
SOAP— 2uo boxee Borin Soap for sale by
octZl BMITH A SINCLAIR
rNNEHS' OIL—2O bhli prime Bank Oil for sals by
octal SMITH A SINCLAIR.
CANARY BEEP—2,OOO foe Canary Bsad, in store and for
mle by FLEMING BROTHERS,
ENXTIAN RED—26 bbls English VsniUatLßaid, for sale
by |oct27] FLEMING BROTHERS.
TitPSOM SALTS—2O bbls Epeom Salta, In store and for
Ja mU.by [ocOT] FLEMING BROTHERS.
ABHINO «>WJ)»Ii-14 bu B.bbitf. WhUh, row
dar, In more and for sale by
.**3s : Fleming brothers.
MADDER— 11800 B>s Madder, Just received and for sals
by - 7 [OotjT] FLEMING BROTHERS.
GITM »dltLlA(wiß tx Qnm tth«lii« lo itcre and for
sate by . [oot3f] FLEMING BROTHERS
CYANIDE POTASSIUM—26Ibe Cyanide
In store and for sale by
oct27 FLEMING BROTHERS.
C'IOPaL VARNISH—SOB galls Oopal VarnUb, In store and
J for sale by j foct27] FLEMING BROTHERS.
COFFtE— 100 bags prime Bio;
24 do Java; in store and for sale by
oct33 KING A MOORHEAD.
T> ICS—6 tisrtes in store and for mU by
JX 00t23 RING A MOORHEAD.
GARDEN tools—B doaaa steel Digging Furks;
S do Ames’Spades;
4 As Disiutng Spade*; far sale by
•UH JAMUii WARMOP-
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBUB.OH BOAXLD OF TSADK AND
■E&6 HANTS' BXOHARGE.
OFFICERS.
JOHN SHIPTON.
first Vkt President—Wu. H. Stava.
Second “ “ W*. R. B*owm.
Secretary —Wit. 8. Hayzn.
Treasurer —John D. Scout.
Superintendent —S. T. Nobtsam, Jb.
Committee of Arbitration for iYoeembcr.—W. R. Baevs,
Y. P n V. Bxiaxm, W. K. Nnncx, J. M. Pknnocx, W. P. Jonh.
WIULY &KVLEW 07 TmiBTOOH XAUXT.
Tha vast of animation In businaa drclaa, noticed laai
vaak, continues, as va have not yat bad suNeient rain to
. ralaa tba river. Tha levee, which should a t this season of
tba yaar present a bustling aspect, is comparatively da'
aartadi But, upon tha whole, we are not sura that this
want ef facilities lor doing an extensive bastneaa Is tot the
worst. In these contracted money times, tha leas business
dona, or at least the lass speculation, the better; and It is
taking it in this light that soma of our merchants are in
clined to consider it a blessing in disguise.
Monetary matters remain the same as at our last report.
In regard to money in Philadelphia, the Ledger, of tha Ist
lust-, says:
■iSiai iuxxT
A moat trying crisis in commercial circles commences tht*
day. From the Ist to the 4ih insi., paper covering a large
amount of the trade of last spring Alls doe. This is always
an anxSons period among our large merchants, but tha
trouble is greatly aggravated this year by the derangement
In tha currency In Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky,
and the great stringency experienced in the money market
of those States. It is on the interior traders that our elty
merchants most rely for help to carry them through the
trying “ three days’* now upon us. A good deal of disap
pointment, however, is feezed this year. Under the general
plea of pressure and derangement of the currency, there
are many who will avail themselves of it to procrastinate
payment, many of whom, with a will and a little effort,
might comply with their obligations. Those of our city
merchants who peas through this week may hope for a little
more ease. Next week we shall have the bank dividends,
which will tend to Increase the street supply of money,
when It Is hoped easier rates may follow. Money was in ur
gent demand yesterday, though not more eo than might be
expected, time and circumstances considered.
The Cincinnati Priest Current of the same data, in giving
a review of their money market for the week, remarks:
The past week has not marksd any Improvement In
money matters. Parties who are neoaa.luted to borrow,
continue to be pretty hard;presetd, and those who have
money to lend experience ho difficulty In obtaining high
rates of interest ranging from to 3 peroent per month.
Some parties, however, who have surplus capital, are grant
ing temporary Joans to first-class parties at 13 per cent, per
annum. The banks and bankers are doing very little, and
this is oonflned almost entirely to parties whose paper they
already bold. New applicants for loans receive cold treat
meat. Confidence Is still weak and unsettled.
Tbe scarcity la Breadstuff*, coupled with a heavy advance
in the fereign market, has caused a furlhsr rise, and it has
now reached the highest figure quoted at during the sum'
mer. We do not look for a material decline until the river
becomes navigable, and the streams around have sufficient
water to keep the mills in constant operation.
APPLES—There are fewer Green Apples this season la
market than usual. We note, on Thursday, one sale of 26
bbls at BX37U.
ASHES—Pearls are in demand aod scarce at at Pots,
69*>jt- Sal status, Soda Ash, 3^#3Ue.
BRICK—Fire Brick we quota nominally at gat for com
mon and $4099860 for extra; and Fire Clay at fl 2 • ton.
BEESWAX—BaIes on arrival at 64926 c; and from store
at 269200.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—Buckets ai Factory $2, and from
store 82.1692,26. Large Tuba, from store, |797A0 • dos.;
email do JttAO.
BROOMS—We note a steady demand and light supply;
on arrival, prices range from $292,76, and from store at
BT.IT9B*
BEANS—SaIes eootinoe UghL Good White are worth
|IAO, and Mixed $L2691.37.
BUTTER AND EGGS.—There le some prime Roll arriving,
and it commands 20921. Sweet Peeked is worth 10916,
and common do. 10912. Eggs aeareu at 10 cents per dozen.
BAOON—Tbe total sale# of Bacon reported on *Chaags
this week would seareely foot 60,000 pounds. Shoulder*
command 09T; Sides T 9 y l%, kti plain n.«>. 10911,
Swear Cured, IS cents. Tbs demand for el I kinds!* faulted.
CRACKERS.—Manufacturer* met during tbe week and
agreed to raise th* rate*, as follows:
Water Crackers, 9 bbl ga^o
Batter do do .... f,oo
Pilot Bread do 474
PtoNk* do do p «
COTTON YARNS, Ac—Tbe foUowlag are now th* ruling
rates:
80. 6 told. lscJu*ivt_l6c9 lb No. 10„_..
“llAli- 1» *• «
** 1» » *• “ IX.
•* 14 21 “ «• It
“ 14 .22 « - 3D
DoiSN TUI
80. 600 _ .te 9 ft | No. 900 gig • fr
- •» J •• 000 «
** TOO 7 *• { •* 1000 o\2 *«
Garnet Chain : whit* 1»920, colored 23. Coverlet Yen,
83926. Cnadlswlck. 18. Twine, 20. Batting, No. 1. It;
No. 2.13; Family Batting. 16. Caulking. 16.
CORDAGE— I The following are lb* rates now established:
Pbseii Uw»—Miami. f 1,16 ft doa U«p, $1 ft dot.
OOPPIB—W* quota it isd tlat.
CAKDLXS— Safas of Star dortaf ths tak it 24c ft ft
Moped worth 13}*, isd Mould Sup brtoga to
CUlKBft-W mot Km» U mv ibuatliat, *~l a«aU
with ready at rub «ad tla*
Flßft—Bran and hfaorta, |1 Jft ft 100 fee; Ship stuff 11,40;
IlnUbed Mlddllifa, $1 ,00 ICtiTV «««< JUplllT
UphL ¥¥7
FREIGHTS—No ehanga baa ooearrad la U* Railroad.
Dm Oaaal U eloaad by tba fall of tba Frvrport AqaadaeL
FRATH CRB—Balsa bava takan plaea from flm htodi at
4Se, aod retail at i&ufftO.
FlBU—fjiUi m toeflaad to tba ragolar vast! of tba
trad*, tjootallooa remain aoehaagad, via: Maekaral No. ft.
larga, Madias do., $104)0; No. 4,
Baltimora Harris*. >o,Sft3fofto; iunfc« do
I’M): Treat. $9; White, $10; half bbU la tho oaaal pro
portkm. Tbara la as opvatd famlvnrj
FLOUR—Tba raetipta alaea oar last gtnaral rarlav bars
oeatlau*] axtratoaly Ugbt, aod folttag flu atert of tba aa
toal dciaaad. Pricaa, too, bava materially alranril. folly
7ft casta par bbl orar laat waak'a qootatiosa. At the
of oar la«t v«ek‘a rariavr, aalaa vara qaotad at ft,I2U to
s•,*&, flrvt baada aod from atoraa. Tba aalaa darts* tba
put vaak vara priori pally aoofload to amali lota, at print
ranging from sft,fto, B,7ft, $9,00 to $9,12 for aopaifloa, aod
$9,26 to $9,3? for axtra, flrat haoda. Aalaa from ttoro yaa-
Unlay, Is dray load lota, at $9,12 to s9,2ft for tnprrflaa. aod
$9.23 to S9,M for axtra.
GRAIN—Cora la lo ataady raqaaat at ?35?6 for ■ ballad,
aod ?6®T7 for aar Oata : briak damaod, oo arrival, at 60
aod 66. Bavaral aalaa of Bar lay from vafeo at
asd firm: tba mil la offar $1,30 for Rya, aod Wbaat la to ro
qoaat at $1.A&01,86.
GROCXRJRR—Angaria Arm. Waqoote by thahbd atftU
to 6e, and by tba bbl A&ftJ-fe. OfMnliaaaa, oooridarabla lota
changad baoda at 23 to 2&e for oak aod cypraaa. Coffn 12
•12Ue Kira ftUgfe ft *».
QIftMAN lLAT—Briar* $40&4& 9 too.
GLABA—Wa qoota dty braoda Wlndov at $3 m box for
Axft; s2>o for 7x9; $3 for 8x10; for IxU. 9x12, aod
10x12; AfoftO for 9x13, 9x14, aod 10x14; $6 for 9xlft, 10x16,
aod 10x16; for 10x17: 1,60 for 10x18; and ao 00 in
craatlag la Uka ratio according to claa—lo 9 et. off for eaab.
Oooatry braoda ara aold at ao avaraga of a boat 60c Im • bx
than dty braoda.
HAT.—From aealaa It ooanoaada«| toa.
IRON ANDNAILA -No ehanga to note la card rater 1b«
milla ara all la fall opvrmttoa.
Fw aalaa ara raportad. A aalr of No. 1 la aov
aod than mad# at 10 aaote.
LEATHER—Tbs store rates are now; Red Spanish Sole,
per R, 21A23; BUogbter Bole, 34<^26; Upper Leather, per
doeen. Bridle do. do. sSflat4o; Oountry Bridle
do. s3B®s3o; Skirting Leather, per fo, 28 rents.
METALS—On Saturday, a sate of SO tone Lower Marion
Blooms took place at $96, rix on Wwlnertay, 118 tons
No. 3 Anthradte on private terms; 16 do. Na 2 at $43, six
moa; on Thursday. 160 toes ” Hamburg” Pigs at $40.4 mas.
NAVAL STORES—Spirits of turpentine brings 06 tn the
■mall way. Tar s4,T6<#ss; Pitch $R25
salra of Lord Oil No. 1 at ko&B6r by the lot
and iu the mall way. Llu*eed U firmer, and salsa in the
retail wav an made el 85: no heavy sales reported.
POTATOES—Not a very active demand at present high
figurea, via: from warehouse.
BEKDB—No sale of Clover reported. Timothy aelU at
$2,75^2.17—a deeltne. Flax $1,6001,62.
SALTPETRE.—2O bags at 9:, four mouths.
■ALT.—At the Canal sales are mads at $2 R bhl for Na.
1, and $2,0002,12 for extra. From store a alight advance
on these rates.
STEEL—Spring Steel, Pittsburgh manufacture,
Plow do, 707)4: steel plough wings, 8 ; do. cut to pattern,
801044; A B steel, from rolled Iron, 6U; from hammered
do, Hoe steel, ?U; Fork do, 7; Shovel do, 8; steel
dandy tire, 7; Ellptic Springs, 10U; seat do, 13014; Culti
vator teeth, 13X5, 32085; do. IBXSU, 50055 R tooth.
TALLOW—No dsthand. Nominally held at
rough do Be.
TIN.—I C. and IX, sl3^s,eash; Pig $34; Bmr
s37)*, cash.
TNDIAN A AND ILLINOIS money will be taken at & per
I eent. dUcount, foi Booka and Stationery, at the cheap
Book Store 87 Wood etrvet I wit! mU all Booka and Sta
tionary aa low aa can be had In the city, ontheabove term*,
and no hombug. Remember to call at
_oea4 SAUL B LATJFTKR’S. S 7 Wood atreet
nw'
A. UABON A 00. hara joat o patted an
Vj alerant and extemlre aaaortmant of cloth, aatin and
Talaat Cloaks, with the riebaat atjlea of trimming. [oet23
BONNKTB .—A. A. MASON A 00. are dally opening Aba
Uteat and moat fashionable aatin and velvet Bonnets.
Their aaaortmant cotsprlaaa upwards of alx hundred Bon.
nota, of all quail ties. oetSS
OOMETUING NEW.—As w* Intend making * change In
O our present businem. we are prepared to offer our stock
or floe Watch**, rleb ana fkshlonsbl* Gold Jewelry, BUrer
Spoon*, fork*, no , at precisely New York city wholesale
prices* which 1* a redaction of from 10 to 16 per cent
Therefore, any one wUhlng a fine Watch-or any other arti
cle of rich Gold Jewelry, would do well to give u* a call
before purchasing elsewhere, it 61 Market street
N. B.—The very beet quality of Watch Glasses set at 16
capt*each,at HUOD'B. oet4
A A. MASON A CO. have just received and opened up
• wards of forty more cases of NEW GOODS, among
\ebich will be found a well selected and elegant stock of
1 IRKSS GOODS, consisting of Plain and Figured Silks, some
v.wy rich and desirable colon of Frenob Merinos, Paramet
ta s» Wool D* Laines, 4c, with a.geoeral assortment of
Dt mastic and Housekeeping Goods, which, together with the
whole of their immense stock, will be offered at greatly re
dutwdjjrkca. petti
FOR SALE—6O Building Lots in Bast Liverpool, Ohio.
These Lots are In the midst of Potteries, near the Sta
tion of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad, and will be
■eld .theap. Terms of payment, $6 per month. Title unex
ceptionable. Apply to JAMES BLAKELY,
aulO Real Estate Agent.
Successors to J. Kidd A 00.,
No. 00 Wood street.
AV ALUABLK MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE, With 06
sores of Land, a Stone Grist Mill, of 8 run of stones,
and a .Saw Mill, all In good order, situate on the Sandy and
Fearer Canal; will be sold at a bargain, as the owner is
about tea more week For particulars call at the Real Estate
Offlet of 8. OUTHBERT A SON,
Cttii 140 Third street
SUQA (Ui—76 hhd* prim. N. 0. Sogv;
80 bbls Coffee Sugar;
> 2$ “ Loaf; for sale by
oet3l SMITH 4 SINCLAIR.
GODHY AND GRAHAM rOR NOVEMBER.—Peterson’s
Ms Basins, for November.
Goueyw Lady's Book of Fashions.
Graham's Magazine, for November, just received and for
sale by BAM’L. B. LAUFFKR,
octtO 87 Wood street
Di&ft’a Gallefe.
The day and evening classes or the com
mercial DEPARTMENT, of this Institution, an
open for the reception of pupils in Mercantile and Steam
boat Book-keeping, Penmanship and Lectures on Oomxner
-1 dal Sdenoee.
A new edition of the College Circular, just published
I well and get a copy. aepST
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« Ornoi or th* Daily Moontt Pom, \
Friday, November 8, IU4. f
Sugar Craskers, 9 t>.
Bom do do
Boston do do
POCXB Till,
19 gift. Cut.
14 M
Manilla Hope,coil.
White
Packing Yarn, fin*.-12 *•
Bb» Culm— MoallLo, {2.60, *,?&#*.«> ft do*,
do coil 19 mo V
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MISCELLANEOUS.
;i¥nrzßf'uDtr‘TK:
RART ASSOCIATION.
Organised far the Encouragement and General Diffntion of
Literature and the Fine Aria <m a ne%o and original plan,
This new association is designed tu enoour
age and popularise the Fine Arts, and dineminate pure
and wholesome Literature throughout the country. For
this purpose a Gallery of Art Is to be permanently founded,
which will etch year contain a choice and valuable collec
tion of Paintings, Statusry, Ac.
For; Free Dlitribntlen.
The Association will also publish and issue to it* mem
bers each year, the best Liter iture of the day, consisting of
the most popular Monthly Magazines, Reviews, and Pic
torial Library works.
The officers of the Association for 1864 have the pleasure
of announcing that the subscription books for the current,
year are now open, and that the first snnualdistribuifon of
Works of Art contained lo the above Gallery will take place'
in January next; on which occasion there will be distribu
ted among the members of the Axsodatian, free of charge,
several hundred superb Works of Art, among which will
be the original and world-renowned statue of Powers,
The Greek Slews,
purchased at an expense of over $6,0001 Also, a large and
very choice collection of magnificent OIL PAINTIN us, con
sisting of the best productions of celebrated American and
Foreign Artists, among which are the works of Bontag,
Meeker, Retd, Kensetl, Griswold, Clough, Fro ok sustain,
and other eminent American Artists, which, with the con
stant editions msde through an agent now In Europe, will
render this by for the moat complete Gallery of Art in the
United States.
The Literature
published for dissemination among the members of the As
sociation, for 1864, will consist of the following Monthly
Magazines, Reviews, Ac., vis: Harper’s, Putnam, Slack
wood, Knickerbocker, Uodey’s Lady’s Book, Graham’sMag
asine, and the Illustrated Magazine of Art, together with
the following Quarterly Reviews, re-printed in New York,
vis: Westminster, London Quarterly, North British, and
Edinburgh.
This Association is open to all; any person may become
a member ou the payment of $3, which entitles him to a
mem bershlp and any one of the above Magazines or Reviews
for one year, and also a frtetieka In the annual distribution
of Statuary, Paintings, 4c. AH who take five memberships
are entitled to any five of the Magazines one year, and ta
tickets In the distribution.
The wide-spread fame of the above periodicals renders U
needless to say anything in their praise, as It is conceded
that, as literary organs, they are for in advance of any
others in the world. The publisher’s price of —eh is inva
riably $8 a year; thus by beoomlng a member of this Asso
ciation, it secures to all the two-fold benefit of thrte dollars’
worth of sterling literature and a tieket In the distribution
of the moet magnificent collection of choice works of Art In
the oountry.
UTTELL’B LIVING AGE, Weekly, wUI be famished one
year and two membership* for $6.
The Gallery of the Aseoriatiou is located at Sandusky
City, where superb granite buildings bare been ereeted for
it, and In wboee spacious saloon the whole collection of
Paintings and Statuary will be exhibited. The net proceeds
derived from the eel* of memberships, are devoted expramly
to the purchase of Worts of Art for the ensuing year.
The increasing interest folt In the advancement of the
Fine Arts warrants the belief that this Association will,
with the powerful aid of literature, become at onoe univer
sally popular, as it not only cultivates and eneonragas the
Fine Arts, bat disseminates sterling Literature throughout
the land, thereby adapting itself to the present want* and
tastes of the American people, enabling both rich and poor
to make their borne* pleasant and attractive, by the aid of
bcuipture. Paintings, and the beet reading which
the wide range of American and Foreign Literature affords.
A taw of the peculiar advantages derived by joining this
A—alstion are—
lsL AH penon* get the foil value of their subscription at
the start, in the shape of sterling Magazine Literature.
2d. They an at the same time contributing toward pur
chasing ebetot Works of Art, which an in turn to be dis
tributed among themselves free of charge.
Sd. Each number is also directly encouraging and patron
ising the Arts and Artists of the oountry, disbursing many
thousands of dollars through its agency.
Those whojforehae* Magazine* at bookstores wQI observe
that by JcNkwAthis Association, they receive the Magazine
and free ticket In the annual distriMtioo, all at the same
print they now pay for the Magazine klece.
All persons so beoomlng members, «an have their Maga
zine commence with any month they choose, and rely on
Us being mailed to them promptly on the first of every
month, direct from the New York and Philadelphia publish
er*. Bart number* furnished if desired.
Books open to receive name* at the Eastern office, New
York, or Western office, Sandusky.
Persons remitting funds for membership, should mark
letters. u Registered,** and state the month with which they
wish their magazine* to oommenoa, and also their prat
office address la fuO, on the receipt at which, a certificate of
membership, together with the Magazine dstired, will be
forwarded to any part of the country.
Offices of the Association, at the Knickerbocker Mag
azine office, B*l Broadway, New York, and at No. 106 Water
street, Sandusky, Ohio. Address, (at either office,)
0. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. 4 L. A.
Mem ben hip* may also be obtained at No 140 Wood street,
Pittsburgh, of
otEfc&awewtf GEO. H. KBYBER, Druggist.
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT B. PATTSSSOR, Proprietor, 1
CORNER OF DIAMOND STREET AND CHERRY ALLEY.
rpHE subscriber respectfully announce# to the Imdlee and
1 Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that be has recently ereeted
a RIDING SCHOOL, which, lo point of else, oommodious
nees and adaptation, undeniably excels any Mmifrr astab
liahsaent hi the United States. Its location is accessible
from all ports of the city, while Its high and airy dtoation
render* it especially suited to the promotion of health, by
this moet agreeable exercte*. Jhe Horae* are docile and
well trained, and the proprietor pledge* himself that no
pain* or expense will be spared to mskt this wtabllshment
the first in confidence of the public. oet23;tf
Notice. ~
WHEREAS, letters of administration to the estate of
HENRY BPERBER, late of Plo* township, AUegb*nv
oou&tj, deceased, have been granted to the sabecxlber. All
persons indebted to the said estate, are requested to snake
immediate payment, and those having claims or demands
against the estate of the said decadent, will make known
tbe same, without delay, to
AUGUST JUNG HANS. Adm’r.,
ortiP-lawflu No. 48 Wayne at., Pittsburgh.
Fall and Winter Goedsl
MEDMOJfDWATTS.
KRCHANT TAILuR, NO. 186 LIBERTY STREET.—
1 have now on bead)* Urge stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. Overcentings,of entlrelv new designs; Plush Vert*
logs, of the moat beautiful pattern.*; French and English
OMsimeree, of every style and shad* lu the market, all of
which 1 will niake to order oa the moet reasonable
and warranted to suit. oet4
•aw Paper Haagtafi. ~
NO. 66 WOOD STREET.
Fink french and American parlor papers ;
Panel Decoration* in gold, oak and marble;
Hail Papers, of various styles;
Fif'd and Plain Paper*, for dining rooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Borders, CbUlngs, Figures, Window Bbadee.
A large and complete assortment of the above, splrrirl
for the season,will be usual low prices,
octt WALTER P. MARSHALL.
jqoji a. rotrue ino*. a. roc»o..„....guinea l. youne
T. B. Young A Co ,
Ae. 81 street, appoeUt City Hotel,
Manufacturers or cabinet furniture and
CHAIRS, of every description. Materials and work
manship warranted, and sold at rednoed prices. Care taken
in packing for land and water carriage. aaSl
For Bale or Barter.
A LOT OF GROUND ou Craig street, Allegheny city, of
foot (tool running back to Isabella street, on
which are four Dwellings, in good order, the rent bringing
two hundred sztd fifty dollars yaarly. They would be ex
changed for a small Farm, or sold at a bargain.
_octe THOMAS WOODS, 76 Fourth et
WIUIamA.HIUACoH *
BANKERS, T
As. 64 ffbed street, PiUaburgh.
XJOLD on gale the following BONDS AND STOCKS
XX 40 aharm Exchange Bank;
17 do Monongahela Navigation Company;
20 do Citisens* Insutuno*Company;
$2,000 Monongebale Navigation Company Bonds;
$6,000 City eg Pittsburgh Bonds;
$6,000 Qtmnfr of Allegheny Bonds. [e*p6.-dlwawtf
Walsh Trad* (
WE invite kb* attention of citizens and strangers to our
large atd carefully selected stock of Watches and
Clocks; Railroad Timekeepers, in gold and silver eases;
real Cforonomriers for the pocket, warranted not to vary
a minute In six months, Patent Lever Watches, from $l2
to $220; a assortment of good common or low priced
W .tehee, both In goU and sUver ease*. Also, Railroad
Station Regulators, Office Clocks, Church Clocks, Ao.
Watch RKFAtMXQ.—W# do Watch Repairing in a man
ner not *xaell«l. If equalled, by any establishment in the
State. W. W. WILSON,
•eplS corner of Market and Fourth streets.
C. B. Hndly At Ce„
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Ho. 62 Thirl street,
near Market, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have now in store their
complete FALL STOCK, eonelsiiDg of CARPETS of every
deeem>don, from the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com
moa Ingrain, Hemp and Rag. Floor OU Cloth, from one
to eight yards wide, now designs tnd very rich. Oooon and
Onatea Mattini, Druggeta, Riga, Mate, Stair Rods Window
Shade*, 4c. pinona to want are lavlted to oall and exam
ine their stocky Steamboats, Hotels, and Residences furn
ished on the mbit reasonable terms.
ffiFnSmall profits and quick '
TERMS OA3H ONLY. octt
Three Beas«s and Lots for Bala.
ART ILL be said at private tale, THREE HODBES AND
YY LOTS. Due Brick House, situated on Ferry, between
Fourth and Liberty streets; Lot 20 feet front by 79 foot
back.
Also, one Lot and two Houses, on Logan street, Sixth
Ward. On* House fronting on Logan street, and the othgr
on Carpeoter’e alley; Lot 24 feet by 100.
Also, the stand I now occupy, on the corner of Ferry
Water streets, the lease runoinr one year from Ist of April,
1866, with the furnitnra. Bedding, 4c. The House at pres
ent is doing a good business, sad Is pleasantly 'ocated.
For terms and farther particulars enquire of
ALEX. CUPPLSB,
_ an2Brtf comer of Ferry and Water etreets.
I HATE Sold my interest in the business of Long, Miller
4 do., to 8, A. Long, who, with John Phillips, will con
tinue at the cid stand, Po. 109 Front street I cordially
recommend tbe new firm to tbs patronage of my friends.
Pittsburgh, July 29,1864. P. H. MILLER.
x a. losq - jso. raiLurs.
B. A. LONG * CO.,
Bell and brass founders, and gas fitters,
invite atte&lion to their stock of Chandeliers, Brackets,
Pendants, and other fixtures. We fit up houses with Gas
and Steam, make Brass Castings of all kinds to order, frir
nlab Railroad pump* and Tank Flttiugs, and keep Anti-
Attritlon Metal constantly on hand. jy 3l
C. D. Wood,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES
AND LIQUORS, No. 147 North Second street, fifth door
above Race, east side, Philadelphia, has on hand the best
qualities or old Brandies, Wines. Irish Whisky, Modoua
nela Whisky, Holland Gin, Cordials, Ao, on terms worthy
tbe sttention of purchaser* and dealers. [suSSy
Buths—Hot, Cold, and Bbowar.
IN the fitting nod furnishing of which .nothing has been
spared to render bathing luxurious as well as healthful.
Are open every day, (Bunday’s excepted,) from 6 o’clook. A
M , until 10 P. M.,at the Barber Shop, Perry Hotel, corner
of Hancock street and Duqneene Way.
JOHN WOQPBQN, Proprietor.
Wm. Dlgby, Jr.,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE, Matonic Hall,
Fifth street, Pittsburgh^-- Clothing m.H, to order, in
good style, and at moderate rates. sa9rtf
Mo Humbug.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of stock
will not bq distributed at ROGERS 4 CO.'S Star Da
guerre©type Gallery, Fifth street, opposite Mason's, but
open the payment of $1 you can procure as good a LIKE
NESS as can bq procured in this or any other city. Call
and give us a trial. aofi
W atxsiul Water and fiarsaparUla.
M. D. ENGLISH, Pitt street, below Penn, is now.
manufacturing and bottlelng the above beverages on
an extensive scale. His articles are of the beet quality, and
manufactured from the purest materials. oetl7:ly
A Bafgaln for Hauulsetur*ri»
18 OFFERS O, in Adamsville, at Dam No. 4. on Big Beaver
river, consisting of 18 shares of Water Power, and 100
tats. The Water Power is one of the best in the county.
It and the Lota are offered at a great bargain. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS,
oct!0:lm i 75 Fourth street.
_ i bsae Jons,
'EJ* ANUFACtUBSB at Spring aud Blister Steel, Plough
ill Slab sted, steel Plough Wings, Coach and EUptic
Springs, Braeej Nut Taper, naif patent, Screw. Mall and
Hammered Iron Affies,—eecser af Reas and Fuat streets,
nttrims*, PaJ mt&ljr
MEDICAL.
Oeasomptlvei Read I
BYGEANA, or JMf Di*o*nd JhUtod
Thia moot wonderful article it declined to produreenewiire
revolution is tlv treatment of all diseases of the longs.
Aeoouut* u« daily received from Clergy men and per*
tons of the highest respectability, of cans of cures hereto
for* considered incorabla of Asthma, BroncUti*, Consump
tion, and all Diseases of the Lungs, by DR. CURTIS’
HYGEANA. Read (he following:
Dr. Burnell, Postmaster of Burlington, N. Y, says: “Sami
a dosen more Hygeana; It is working wooden bare la
diaeaflao of the lungs. I believe it vUI ear* any dlaatsaa
, not in the very last stages, and eras than is priealam to
the rest and comfort it is sure to gira tba sufferer. *1 am
willing,’ said my neighbor, 'to purchase a r*' ,t *f‘ a week
for my daughter; It gires bar perfect rest. Ido not expect
bar to lire.”'
Hrotixi m Him.—J. H. (Hubert, Portmsster of Rich
mood, Maine, writes ns: “The Hygeana is doing wonders
here. My sister has bad a distressing cough, with great
difficulty of breathing, for years. She won tbs Inhaler and
took the Cherry Syrup tor a fow days before aha was re
lieved, and now, after one month'suse of it, her cough is
well. Dr. Ooitif' new system of inhalation mnst prodnoa
an entire revolution in the treatment of diastase of the
longs. Then is no mistake, it is truly a wonderful dis
covery."
■ The Bar. Mr. Curtis says: “It ia now eight days sinoe
my daughter put on the inhyiay «ni( using (i>*
Hygeana, and It has already dona more for bar all the
medical faculty bare bean able to do for tha last two yean.
The irritation and tickling sensation in tha throat is gone,
and with it the sough. Bit sleeps wall.”
Sold at DR. BpEYSER’S Drag Store, Ho. 140 Wood street,
corner Virgin alley and Wood street. [oet&dawSm
[From Ou Pittsburgh Doty ZXipOfeA, Jkh.l6, 1868.]
Cheat KxpandsriMlhonider Bra««s.»/Ui
Kxeallemt Article.
Persons who hare acquired a stooping position, by follow*
ing a sedentary occupation, will experience gnat relief by
tba osa cf tba ** Washington Suspender Braes,” made and
sold by Dr. KIYBRR, corner of Wood street and Virgin
allay. It answers for a braee and suspenders, the weight of
the pantaloons Is so placed as to tend to bring
the shonlden to their natural position, and expand the
cheat. We purchased one some time ago, and have been to
pleased with It, that we unsolicited gave it a “pwfL” gratis.
Women, hundreds of whom an annually Injured by the
weight of enormous ''skirts,” should also procure these
braces. Be particular in procuring the kind mentioned, as
many of the Braces sold an v T*Tg“
Bold wholesale and retail at the Drag Bten of GEO. H.
KEYSKR, No. 140, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley.
49* Sign of the do Idea Hoetv.
N. B.—l also keep every variety «f Trusses, Supporters
Body Braces, Pile Prop* Caffite Stockings, Suspensory
Bandages. Ac. «n2lalaw
care Ear Chnftera.
A CARD—Citizens of Pittsburgh, yon have
one of the most terrible diseases known the CftoitrO. Al
though so fatal, as it usually psoras, it is nevertbelen
promptly and easily curable* by a psopar remedy; invaria
bly so in its earlier stage*, seldom otherwiae era after
collapse has taken place. By tvaaiy-two years’ acquaint
anoe with this disease I am enabled to afford yea
A PROMPT AND PERFECT RIMED?,
Which yon will find In my
CHOLERA SPEGHTC.
Every famtiy should get it at once, sad kaep it on
Every perton in fact should have S'within reach, sad Jmd
mediately use it on the first dfojturbaae* of Iht trfrfo.
The relief it gives is prompt and aflietoaL Use it with oom
fidenrs, even In the later stages.
rnll illrnrtinm fnr frmting the ftlNassiarrmnimif it. '
Por sale by GEORGE H. KETSER.No. 140 Wood street,
Pittsburgh. fsep2lJ B. 8. FITCH, Broadway. H. T.
A. Phyilclsa’s OpiAlom ef my Iksildtr
Braoet.
Da. Lain, editor of the Chambenharg under
date of September 18, 1864, in of thaee Braces,
aays: Our friend, Dr. GEO. H. KJEYSEB, snbmltted to our
inspection a very fine specimen of the “Washington Bus
peudtr Brace, "Tnannfactnred and yold by him at the corner
of Wood street and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. It serves
admirably the purpoeae for which it is intended, is light
and easy, and altogether free from the objections attached
to the many other Braces tn general use. ItisanamaOeat
Suspender, while at the same time it pr—rim the *«i.
dan in a healthful position, without at aIP restraining the
natural movements of the body. The Dr. will mud them
by mail, free of pottage, to any part of the Union.
Bold wholesale and retail a: DR. KKTSXB’S, 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley. [oct&dow
list of Gonrm fatxvt xxsiems,
os aaxn awe von sati sr
PLBXIIO BROTHERI.
Wholesale DntggisL* end Dealers m FOimt MtMd met,
Oomsr Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
KRXLER’B AMERICAN OOMPOUND;
Jayne’s Alterative;
M Carminative a»i— m ■
“ Hair Dye:
** Expectorant:
“ Sanative Pills:
“ Hair Tonic;
Wlstar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Bryant’s Pulmonary ;
Hoofiand’s Onaas Bitters;
Holla.d do
Hostetler’s Stomach do
Merchisss’ Uterine Oatbolkon:
Storms' Scotch Cough Candy;
Price’s do;
Thorn’s do;
Howe’s do:
Osgood’s India Cbolagogue;
Morse’s Invigorating Cordials
2 Tier’s Qom Arable Drops;
arrisoa’e Hair Dye;
Phalon’s do
Batchelor’s do
MeMunn’s Bivfr of Opium;
Bryant’s Purifying Extract;
Dailey’s Pain Extract;
Brown's Essence of Jamaica (linear 1
McAllister’s do de:
Kidder's IndaUible Ink;
Payson’s do do;
Aruhokfs do;
Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana;
Lyons' Katbairon;
David’s Lilly White;
Basin’e do;
Htut'i do;
Allen’i Nerve and Bom UaioMt;
Mtiliin Unitug do;
ferreTs Arabian do;
Gardner's do;
Baml’a do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
Berne's Pile Lotion;
Mara Pan;
Scarpa’s Acoustic OD;
Merchant's Gargling Oil;
Roshton, Ood Uvar OU
MeAlßstor’s Ointment;
Bings' Iteh do;
FerreTs do;
Gray’s do;
Trask's HtgnaUn Ointment;
Jadkin’a do;
Bwahs’s Panacea;
Hooch's do;
Sargent's Tnfcnt Panaoaa;
Parry Darts’ Pain Kfilar;
Ajar's Chany Pectoral;
Hough ten's Pepsin;.
Klara Petroleum;
Mclane’s Celebrated Liver Pills
Brmndrctb’a do
Wright’s Indlaa Vegetable Pills
Laa*» Anti-bUioaa do;
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
Km’s do;
Bwaynn'ExtzactSarsaparlllaßlood Uls
Jayne's Anodjne Cough do;
Townsend's Health do;
Jaw David's Plasters:
Shoemaker’s do;
Dr. Newman's do;
Bodwar’s Baadj Belief;
Morrir Remsdj;
Prof. Wood’s Hair Bestoratlvt;
Bmerson'a do;
Ball’s Sarsaparilla;
Townsend's do;
Sand’s do;
Qn ytotPs Extract Tallow Dock and Sarsaparilla
Wolff’s Schnapps;
Soap, Clearer’! Hons j;
** Highly Soentsd Brown Windsor
“ Mink;
Lodlom's Specific;
McLane’s Bodorifle Oangh Syrup:
Tyler’s Gun Arable do;
Bah Sts’ do;
BWayne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonlo Syrup;
Barry’s Trioopborous;
Norwood’s Tinetnra of Taratnun Vbtdt:
McLane’s Celebrated Vermifuge,
Dr. Loeoek's Pahnonle Wates;
Thompson’s By# Water; ,
Agents for all of Dr. McOUntoek's
Dr. Needham’s BraastPomps;
Water's Atmospheric Breast Pomps;
Gam Elastic do do frbl&ly
J. t. soxxstos...— o. ». jornmoa , n, max*
mselsior Carrlags Paeterr.
JOHNSTON, BROTHER A OU, PRACTICAL POACH
MAKERS, comer of Bcbeeea and Belmont stmts, Alte
gbeny city, Pa., have on end~ere an
extensive assortment of Carriages, fioekaways, Boggles,
Baggage Oars, made in all thair various styles, with
stxto regard to durability and beauty of *">«*», nslng in all
their work the best Juniata iron and eastern hickory. Ra
pairs attended to on the most reasonable teas*. They foal
confident that all who may favor them with their patron*
age, will be perfectly satisfied on trial of thrir work.
Tbs Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses paw every flf.
teen mlnatesduring the day. oct2fciy
DtlPa Otlltft,
Classical and mathematical department.—
Hours and terms per nation of SO weeks, payable by
the half session, in advance:
Regular Day Class tn Latin. Greek, Mathematics, dc~ 9
to 18. A. M.,and 2 to 4, P.M.,530. EveningOUssln Math*
unities, 7too, P. M., 820- Branch and German, •toU, A.
M., and Bto 4, and 7t09,P. M* $BO. LadW Clan In
Mathematics; Wednesday, 4to fi, P. SL; Saturday, oto IS,
A. M., $lO. No pains or expense wfil be spared to
this department of the College worthy of patronage,
ootll A.EUPrindnaL
Piimtnihlp, Bsrcaatilt and Itsambeat
Book-Kssplag,
THE DAT AND EVENING CLASSES OF DUTFB PPL*
LEGE are open for the reoeption of
Dally Lectures on Mercantile law and Sd*
. \ oetft
Hsmmoth Llfkt*
SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID FICTURKB are
M prodnced at OA&GOE New GaUacy, Ho. 76 fourth
street, by his la-ge and improved Bide and Sky
fcTwhfch LU.mwSrfOdldn.
aMU*"* to . few Mcomt.j—4 to «aj w~tl»r.
Will
mdOTWtefr; .nl
Sotlot*
THOBB whow*ntßoy*i Oothtar wooMdo- well t»c*B
ftt GALLAHAN’B Jteatr« 24 Fifth gt»*L HiJ pwdTfc*.
Woar «r« vplndkt <Hr» him t ch«no>.
lhr thawing good*.
Jotom W. Bstlwr R Cm**
FiRWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS-
Dealer* in all kinds of ffttohorgh Vitaftatim, Land
Pipe and Sheet Lead, AT ProoftreeC '
Walttr P. KanktU*
TKPORTERand .Dealer is TmA and iaate Butt
I. Hangings Bftrf
A.*** «
f"J «>
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RAILROADS
srunna m -NW
MOST CIKSor AND OSLT RSLIABLR BOCTB Jl
RAILROAdTtO CHICAGO
THENCE BT
CHICAGO AMD HIBSIffiSIPPI RAILKOAO
Am Air Idaelßo&te from. Chicago to St. Lotus.
fTIRAINB LX ATE • CHICAGO SALLY i Snndaye excepted/
I OP arrival of TTvpiom Train ST Mlshigan
Central w^n-oadir—
-Ist. BT. LOUIS DAY MAIL. WJD, a M
MIGHT BXPEBSS._„IOK». K 51.
Trains rut through to R.Louis in fourteen bouH, vta
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, wilhout ehangt o/oars
. or tnapapr. connecting at Alton with* dally Line of Packet)
tor Hannibal, Quincy and Keokuk, and at St. Louis wish
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANS,
and Intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
lines of steanssrs for Kansas and Connell Binds.
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS ZS HOURS.
Baggage cheeked through to St. Louis, on Michigan Con*
trai and Southeni Trains, and at the depot in Chicago.
X. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
- * General Pananeer Agent.
RICHARD P. MORGAN, Ja., Buperinundent.
Tickpts to St. by this route, can be
obtained in Pittsburgh, at Offices of Cleveland and Pitta
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad*. rrep2T.-Sn
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION WITH THIS
Ohio and Pennsylvania Rsllroad,
VIA ALLIANCE. "
rpHK shortest, quickest and cheapest route to ToltQo, Chi •
fit* o ^eD *i ami St. Louis, U VIA
This route is one bandied miles shorter and about-eight
hours quicker to Chicago, than the circuitoos one VIA IN
DIANAPOLIS.
Three Dally Trains between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Four Daily Trains between Cleveland Chicago/
Time to Cleveland six boors, Chicago twenty-two hour*,
and SL Louis thirty seven boors.
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at T.SO, A. iL, DLOU,
IL, and 680 P. M, connecting at Hudson with Trains for
Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
1040, A. M., 120, P. M., and 840, P. BL
The Trains of;tks Ohio and Penna. leave Pate
bttrgh at ROO, A. 840, A. iL. and 3.00, P. W.; arrive in
Cfeveland at 10 00, A. iL, 2.20, P. and 840, P. M 4 cos
nacting there with through Trains for Toledo, Chicago. Rock
Island and 8L Louis.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, 8t Louis and the Sorrh
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 those who go via Mans
field or any other route. Time gamed by going via Clave
land, eight hours.
going to St. Louis ur any other point west
of Chicago, will make the closest connections >tw( Quickest
time by taking the 8.00, A. SL, Train from Pittsburgh.
Pammgers by this Train (via Cleveland) reach St. Louis on
the evening of the following day.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 6.00 and 840, A. 240 and
840, P. M.; arrive in Chicago at 8.45 and 11.00. P. IL, 540.
A. M. and 12.00 M.
Trains tears for Bock Island and St. Louis as follows :
Leave Chicago at 8.20, A. M. and 940, P. M.
Pamasgers for 8t Louis go over Rock Island
Joliet, ana thence over the Chicago and MUaiseippi
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (28 miles) to Bt. Louie.
Passengers by the 840, A. iL, Train arrive in fct. Louis at
1140 same evening, and by the 9.30, P. Train at nooa
next day..
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago ana Bt. Louis.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND
l«r OUM | 2IT CLASS. 2SB CUM.
To A1U5ae«.........52 80 ITo Chicago _.sll 60 0 w
Orrelaod.— 400 J La Salle .14 60 12 W
T01ed0..—,,... 6 00 }<H 15 60
Detroit 600 | St. LcraU. 19 40 16 60
TasMnnn an requested to procure their tickets a- the
office of the Company, In Mooongahela TTfflßlrrilrtrfl doc*
beknr the eoroer. J. DUBAND, Sup’t Cleveland.
J. A. CACQHEY. Ageat.
Pittsburg 6.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
ISs *‘ JSftOTBBMB 1834*
RAILROAD.
THROUDHIS FIVTCK!V HOURS.
OS AMD AFTER THURSDAY, JULY 6TH, THREE
THROUGH TRAINS.
rpHl HAIL TRAIN wUI leare eTery morning (Sundays
X excepted) st T o’clock, Stopping at all the regular sta
tions, tod arrirfag in Philadelphia at 13 o'clock- P 1L
THK FAST TRAIN vfll leare Pita burgh dally (axcapt
Sunday,) at 1 relock, stopping at Greensburg,
Blatrrnlle, Lockport, Johnstown, Wllmore, Gallitxen, Al*'
MaS)Aa,aaniag la Philadelphia at 4 o’clock, the b«xi
morning. l
THA* EXPRESS TRAIN will leare erexj erecting
•t fcSO stopping only at Irwin’s, Gieensborgb,
Latroba, Hillside, Johnstown, Huey’s, GolUtseo. Altoona,
A&, connecting at Harrisburg with the train for Belt!-
mart* aad arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at IX3O,
THK AOOOapiODATIOS TRAIN -will kate eTerr aft*?r
noon (except Sunday) at 6.20 o’clock, flopping at all regu
lar stations, and running only as far as BiairsTiUe.
THI SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaT«* daily
(axeapt Sunday,) at 11 o’clock, A. M, stopping at all sta
tions, and ranting only as Hu as Brin ton’s.
fiJC£UAND(a TRAINS errire is I’ittsburgh. Firet Ac
commodation aftives at 8 o’clock, A. .VI. Repress, 1, P. M.
Second Aeoomiaodation,7.lf>,r 31. Mail 1^.30,1*.M. Past.
Line, 240, A M.
Para to KewTark, fare to Philadelphia, $8; Pare
to lalfirarrr, tt. fare to Bedford Springs, $6,70.
Baggage chewed to all stations on the Pennsylvania •
road, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Pamengpmjpprchiting tickets is ears, will beifoarged iw
dWH In addition to the station rate#*, except from stations
-where the Qompany hare no Agent.
No notes of 4 lees denomination than flee dollars will he
received in payment for tickets, except those issued by the
Banks of Pennsylvania.
M 9“ NCHCH.—In ease of lose, the Company will hold
Miwiahw responsible for personal baggage only, and for
an amount not) exceeding $lOO.
H. A-®* Predator Omnibus line has been employed
to convey rwmigeis and baggage to and from the Depot,at
a charge not fo exceed 16 cents for each passenger, and
16 cents for eaeh trunk.
for tickets, fepljto J. MBSKBEKN, Agent,
Attnfp. B. R. Passenger Station, on liberty it
Pittsburgh, inly ffrh, 786i-[ja7 .
OHIO AXb
PXnrVYLYAXXA 2AILBOA2).
I«w Arrugmnti
COMMESCIITQ FEX&UAKY-IZ, 1864.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8A M; dinaa at All I -
once; takas taa at Oreetlise; and mokes a dose con
section there With * tut Express Train, reaching Clnda
met! sheet 12 <y dock at night.
EXPRESS ffiATN leasee Pittsburgh a*- 3 o'clock. P. M.,
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia»
and reaches (keetlise at 11,30 p. M n connecting wits the
Night Expresftwblch reaches Cincinnati in the morning.
Connections are made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
BaUbntaine and Indiana railroads for Dayton,
and towns to Indiana.
Connections fre made with Cleveland. Monroeville. Sac
dusky, Detroit and Chicago with Bocvrus, Upper
Sandusky, PorSst, mad the towns on the Mad Hirer Hoad.
Also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
on the Mansfield road.
Ihra to CtodSnati $7; to Indianapolis $8; to Dayton s6^o;
to Toledo $8; to Columbus s6£6; to Zanesville $6,10; ta
Clevriand $4. ] Through tickets to Louisville *t reduced
rate*. 1
i BETUBIIS6 I
THE aXrjttafi TRACT leaves CresUine at 1.15 P M,
■sdreaehee Pfttsborgh at BAO P M, oonneeting with the
toet Eljiieas Train through in fifteen horn* to PhtiaAdphl*,
MAIL TRACT leaves Crestline at !L3O, A. on the nr*
rival of the Might Express Train from ritiMimeti. and
arrives at Plftepurgh at 11.40, PM.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 6 PM, and New Brighton at 0
A M, and LU > M. 6
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 AM, and 9 PI
IL, and arrived at ABO A M, and 440, PM.
Xbe Trains do not ran on Sunday.
4V* Tickets or farther information, apply at the ticket
otoceeof the Ohio and Pennsylvania Baitenaij Company, of
J. G. CURRY, at the corner office under the Monongahele
House, Pittsburgh, or of
BBOB6X PABKIN, Ticket Agent,
federal street Station.
JOHN KBLLY, Psswsngst Agent.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
SUMMER TARDTbetween Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and
Baltimore; commencing April Ist, 1864.
fint C7nn Brooms, Cedar and Wooden Ware, Feathers,
Furniture, second hand, Pun, Piaaoe, Poultry; Wine*. it>
baskets or box*: 76 cents a 100 lbs.
Aeond Class—Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Deer Skins, Clover
ud Timothy Boed, Glassware, Hardware, Rags, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, and Eggs: 00e.B10O.lbe.
Third Cliua-^ Bacon and ftrk (loose,) Batter, is firkins,
kegs orbbls; Hides,Leather, Soap, Window Glass, andOot
ton, uncompressed: 65c. 8100 lbe.
Jburft SToss—Alcohol. Bacon (in. casks or boxes,) B*ri«J
and Malt, Beef and Pork, Cheese, Lard and Lt*-
OQ, Hamp, Whisky, Cotton, (oompreased,) Leaf Tobet>-
40c. ft 100 lbs.
flour 80 autaftbbl. _
■fri GEORGE C. FRANCISCOS.
Merchant Tailor.
JOHN LABGHLIN, formerly tbMMD for Mr. B.Btooer,
would respectfully announce to Ids friends and the
pubtto generally, that he has rented and newly -fitted op
the fine stand lately occupied by Messrs. J.E.4C. LeeTNo.
80 Market Kret. between Second and Third, where In is
prepared to make to order GKKTLEHSN’B CLOTHING in
the meet fimbionable style. Having himself served a regu
lar apprenticeship to the trade, and being e practical cutter,
he therefore flatters himself that he rrn turn out garments
not to be surpassed iu workmanship or style to this or any
other dty in the Onion.
Having just returned from the east, be has a large ae>
sortment of the most ftuhionable Goods, in hie line, sum
brought to this market.
N. B.—Boys’ Clothes made and trimmed in the neatest
manner. He will ala e warrant all ware what It Is repre
sented to be. EVreuts will find it greatly to their advantage
to give Urn a call, if they want their boys neatly fitted.
Don’t forget the piece, No. 89 Market street, between Second
and Third, west side. sep4atow3m
Btousboat Vvnltue and Cbalr»«
WX an constantly engaged in the
aana’eetnre of BTK AM BOAT CABIN
CHAIBS and FU&JfITUBE, of erary
and pay particular attention
to the mannftetare of the best styka, rails bio tor tie on
oftenboitt. Out aperiaieein tUi brurh cf Um bui*
mtm enables as to vim&t satisfaction, a? w«l! with tin
piwapttods to which orders ire filled, as in the quality ot
the work and personal attention given to the fittirg oat.
Them Intonated in famishing Boats, will Awl il to their
•drantage to give us a call
frg
Horn* J*«an» Factory.
BHIHMNG CHECKS AND TWKBDB, lotto dad
to »nit tha retail trade of Pittsburgh sad Allegheny,
suds of herd twitted yarn, dark patterns tod iztdffo b In*.
Sit general admission that Stewart’s Check* and Tweed*
art not inferior in qnattty to any other* mastifaetftred in
the United States, with an InrraMlnn demand lor them,
enfioaxigtf the subscriber to extend his borine**. Mth a
▼Jaw join* np a rood assortment of anch Cbf<c> aa nan
aßyWaglßfeom to cent* per yard. Samples wIU
tefiSkamhinia who cannot »»<[« it convenient to call
Bahama street, near thedepot. Alleyway.
- fr HAMILTON STKWART.
> inets t* *mlt aU.-Dry Oeeds. r
AM’TIGHS, corset of Grant and Fifth streets, haajnat
• nerired and U how opening his first Jail stocks fer
tUI stseoa. Tb« attention of fedital* retpeetffelly dheoted
to the following priest:
Jtne French llmnoes at 75c; 5-4 wUe Pazatneias 25c; a
large natortzneet of De Case at lie; £uteok>red Prints
500 pieces Flaxifert* at 15enp; yard wide Rhrmttng all
pool De Inins at ale. . Ksatneky janta, iweeds and sattf
%edi tam IS# np. cheeka, ticking, mtuulhs, linens, enth,
table cloths, all weel blankets, shawl*- Habeas and
ertiy other article usually kept in a Dry Goods Stars, silef.
whkn wUrbenridjfcresMat prieeato anlt the times.
A. MTIGHK,
mpT aoraer Grant and fifth streets.
WAgJUgAkpS—MahogaTnraDdWtlnj
handsome for aale hr
odff ~ ' Hr. TOCM A CO.
t. B. TOPWfI A 00.