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WEDNESDAY MQRHDSG::a::uNOTEMBBE 8.
Tsa Jail, r—As the cold weather approaohesi
the many vagrants and vagabonds who make this
institution their lodging place for the winter
months, are beginning to flock in to their com
fortable quarters. At the present time there are
one hundred and five prisoners in jail, of which
number a very large proportion were committed'
for drankenneßS and vagranoy. In looking over;
the jail dockets, the discrepancy which exists
between the number of natWeborn citizens and
those of foreign birth,-in confinement, cannot
help striking the most casual observer. Out of
one hundred and five inmates, only twenty-one.
this country as the land of their nativity,
the remainder hailing from Various climes.
The following list, furnished by the obliging,
jailor, Mr. Crawford, may be of some interest: ■
Total nnmber of inmates of jail .....106
Foreign b0rn...... 84
American do • 21
Males, white 67
Females, do 38
Males, colooed 7
Females, do. 3
~ The number of prisoners in confinement, as
will be pereeived, Is somewhat under'the num
ber usually in jail—one hundred and fifty and up
wards having been the average during the sum
mer. This diminution, however, does not
prove any increase in the morality of the coun
ty, as might be snpposed,—nearly seven hundred
true bille of the Grand Jury forbidding that pre
sumption—bat arises from the fact that a num
ber of those who were in'the institution await
ing trial, have been disposed of by the present
term of Quarter Sessions.
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THE CITY POST.
Robbery.—A German, who came up in the 8
o’clock evening train of the Ohio and Pennsyl-
Tania Railroad, on Monday night last, whilst
on Bla way from the depot to this Bide of the
river, was knocked down and robbed of $55,00.
It appears he is a stranger in the city, and on
arriving at tho depot in Allegheny, was unable
to flud his way to the house where he intended
etopping. While looking aroand for a convey -
anoe to bring him over, a youpg-fellow loiteriog
abont the station, slapped op;and proffered his
service t<r gtHKTiim-tohis destination. The
German willingly 'accepted the proffered
favor, anakih company with the yonng man
started- otf-his way. The two prooeeded together
as far as Robinson street, near the bridgKTrhstv
the yonng f o * l * persuaded the other, to jrtsp arias'
ioto an alley. Jnet ae he of
the alley, two men .who vete walking nearTiim,
bat whomJ»e had.not observed before, stepped
up qnicWy, giving him an opportu
nity ttpftfend bhnfcelf, knocked hirndown. The
blow* rendered, him for some time.
Whewhetoame to his senses sgiunthe three men
were gone, and along with them his pooket book,
oon&ining the amount above stated. Informa
tion of the outragtfwas made before Mayor Ad
ams, bat np to last night no cln% to tho perpe
trators had been discovered.
Youso Mrs’s Library AssoclAiufk.—The
Lecture Committee of the Young Men’s Library
Association take pleasure in announcing that the
following distinguished lecturers are engaged for
the oonrae of this winter: Dr. W. Elder, of
Philadelphia, and Park Godwin, Esq., of New
York, to leoture daring the month of November;
George W. Curtis, and J. Bayard Taylor, Esq.,
of New York, Cassius M. Clay, Esq, of Ken
tucky, and Mrs. E. Oakes Bmith, of Brooklyn,
in Deoember; Josiah Quincy, Esq., of Boston,
and Rev. John Lord, of Connecticut, in January;
llUJatltr gentleman is to deliver four lectures;
John G. Saxe, Esq., of Vermont, in the early
part of February. The Corqmittee are also
making epeoial efforts to obtain the consent of
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher to lecture, and hope
to succeed. Bishop Doane, Rev. Dr. Durbio,
Hon. John P. Hale, and General Houston, have
been invited to lecture, and will probably come.
These leotures will involve the outlay of a large
amount of money, which can only bo promptly
mtt by a hearty response on the part of the
friends of the institution.
Another Church Difficulty. —A difficulty of
a very disgraceful character occurred last Bun
day, in tho German Lutheran Church, Fourth
Ward, Allegheny. After the close of the regu
lar services, a general meUe took place between
atrml of the members, growing out of a dis
wW*between the pastor, the trustees of the
church, and the congregation. The result of the
affair was that a number of suits for assault and
battery, and surety of the peace, wore brought
before Mayor Adams, yesterday, who held a
great many of the participants to bail. The diffi '
cnlty has been of long standing, and, we be
lieve, is of somewhat the same character as the
one in the Baptist Church in this city. Two
euits m regard to the matter have been pending
in the Courts for a considerable time, and there
Appears to be every chance of a large number
more growing out of it.
Court or Quarter Sessions.— Before Hon.
William B. M’CLore, President Judge; Gabriel
Adams and William Boggs, Associates.
Tuesday, November 7.
The jury in the case of Commonwealth vs.
Btephen B. Holmes, John Eaueeli ot al, yester
day returned a verdict of not fuilty.
Commonwealth vs. Henry and Rachel Snyder.
Indictment, keeping hedse, on com
plaint of Edward Cain. The jury returned a ver
dict of not guilty, and the prosecutor to pay
OOetS.' 'v-
John Williams, John Nsssr andThoma* Conk
lin, severally plead guilt}; to keeping tippling
houses, and were fined $2O and oosts.
Commonwealth vs. James Parsons. Indict
ment, feroeny of $2O from Johnston PolarcL
District Court.—Before Hon. M. Hampton.
TuisDAY, November 7.
N. B. Craig vs. Wm. Young, surveying admin
istrator of James Lyons, deceased, and Wm.
M’Catcheon, guardian of Mary Lyons. Jnry
discharged, and case ordered to foot of trial Hat.
Henry Shalervs. Phillip Neitle, The plaintiff
received $2O damages.
Robert M'Clinton vs. Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. This was an action brought
by the plaintiff to recover the value of a house
in Ohio township, alleged to have been set on
fire by a spark from a locomotive, belonging to
the Railroad Company. Damages olaimed $lOOO.
Murdmer in Prison.— Deputy Sheriff Mo-
Bride, of Fayette county, arrived here yester
day morning, and delivered over to the care of
Jailor Crawford two prisoners, one of whom
(Peter Kelly,) stands charged with the murder
of Thornton, which occurred some two years
since a short distance above Brownsville. The
- : -prisoner was arrested some three months ago in
' the State of Ohio, and until the'J)resent has been
confined in chains in the Fayette county poor
bonse. The other prisoner (John Brown,) sta&ds |
charged with horse stealing. As a new jail is
in process of erection in Fayette county, allim
portant prisoners belonging there, are sent to
our prison for safe keeping.
weed the fact, and pass the news
around, the Banner store's the cheapest to be
found; and if you it should honor with a visit,
■vou'll see it's trae and will not miss it Reader,
ponder on tbiß, and before you buy, try the sign
of the American flag, 147 Wood street, opposite
the new Presbyterian Churoh. Don’t forget the
•iffn. *
The Covtinbbtai. Vocalists Arrived fa our ,
o»ty yesterday, and will give their first Concert ;
at Masonic Ball to-night* We have never heard
tht« troupe e’mg, bat from their, success In all
parts of the country, and the hearty approba
tion bestowed apon them by the press, we have
so doubt they are well worthy of a visit from
oar music loving citizens.
Tkbatrb. —It will be observed by the adver
tisement in the amusement column, that the pop*
uiar actor, Mr. Qeo. W. Jamison, appears at the
Theatre, to-night, as Riohlien, fa Bulwer’s cele
brated play of that name. Mr. Jamison is es
teemed an actor of considerable ability, and we
hope to see him greeted with a fall house.
Falbb Pbbtbnobs.—Dr. John CrawfoTd, yes
terday, made information, before Alderman Mc-
Masters, against Thomas M*Cay, for obtaining
professional services from prosecutor to the
amount of #46, under fraudulent representa
tions. The defendant was held to bail.
Dividends. —The Exchange Bank Yesterday
declared a dividend of four per cent, on the
profits for the last six months, payable'on the
17th inst. The Merchants’ and Manufacturers’
Bank have also declared a dividend of five per
cent, for the same time, payable on Friday of
next week.
Wb would oall the attention of all those wish
ing anything in the dry goods line, ty A.
MoTighe’s splendid lot of new goods. Mo.
keeps constantly on hand every artiole in his
line, which he will sell as oheap as any other es
tablishment in the oity. His store is on the
oorner of Fifth and Grant streets. • - ; *
Pbxit liABOHNT. —A German named Lawrence
Tnshe, was oommittedto jail yesterday, by May
or Volz, for stealing an overcoat from the cloth:
log establishment of Abraham Seanor, oil liber
ty street.
POTS. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
wfcre fined $lO, yesterday, by Mayor-Vole, for
dtsdogfitn standing on Liberty
to city ordinance.
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AJEUS fdn RIVER JUBM
' The JWeer.—Leet OTtoing, at dnak, there were, ..by itis
marks, eirtsen Inelify water in the channel,, and falling.
Weather cloudy, with indications of. rain.
Arrivals at Bt.‘Louis MoT«ubflr .B:—fiteamen klla and
Qmtwago. Departed,samedate: Hernia, Oaxd and•JZote’w,
forCincinnati.Ndcbadgelnratesof flrelgKts. ; r
ChptainyDesmuJca, of the steamer FWijWi/has purchas
ed the steamer J. P. Tweedy bom Captain Millard, for $16,-
000. for a Nashville packet/
Ptfßl OF PITTSBURGH.
16 rreuts waiie is thi cuabmil—metai. marl
arrived.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Laterhe, Bennett, Brownsrille.
** ‘ Thomas IJhrfver, Hendrickson. Weßt Newton.
“ Oen.Bsyard.Peebles.Sllsabeth.
DEPARTED.
“ Jeflerson.Parkinson, Brownsville.
« Luxeme.BennettjßrownsTille.
« Thomas ohriver, Hebdriekson, WeatNrfwton.
“ Gen. Bayard,- Peebles,Elisabeth.
STEAMBOATS.
“1854.”
PITTSBURGH, CTHCIHUATI, LOUISVILLE,
-' AHD
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and. Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
TOE THE COXTXTAffCJt 0?
PASSESOBRS AMD FREIGHT
Btrwrer
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Louis.
w This Leix is composed of seren «■■■> -
I class powerful Steamers, pne
■Hßfllqualladfor speed,
and oomfort, and is the oxlt caaocoß uaili ua> or Steam
Packets on the Ohio river. It connects with the U.B. Mail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville end Saint
Louis, by which passengers and freight are ticketed and re
ceipted tfircnuh daily . Two new Steamers bare been added
to the Mb«, which now consists of the following boats:
. , J)ayt of Departure
Boat*. Qipiai n#. from PilUbvrgh.
BUCKEYE STATE....—.M. W. Beltmoovex-..Sunday.
MMHEMOKK. No. 2—J. B, Datu. —Monday.
ALLEGHENY .—..Geo. M’Laih.. .Tuesday.
CRYSTAL .PALACE. Wm. J. Koobtx- Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA .R. J. Gbacol. „.Thur*day.
PITTSBURGH-. IL Campbeu—.........—Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA... Jito. Ku.vkse.tjpl, Saturday.
Leare daily at 10 o’clock, A. precisely.
No freight reoeived after nine o'clock on the morning of
departure. . - '• •. ■ • ■ - •.«
particulars, apply on board, or to
'JOHN B. WVWQSTON,\ Am A, j
JOHN RACK. / Ag " l “’ \
llooonnneU Houm Baildtngß*
tdeolO) _
Pittsburgh, 1»M.
■"■lBa4.”
CANADA WEST-.:.
TUB FINE low pressure steamer TELEQKAFH, CantsJir
R. Barrow, win make two trips & week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Barwell, as foilpws: ,
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, every HOK&&T and
THURSDAY EVENING, at?}* o’clock*
Uavei Port Harwell for Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.'
Leaves Port Burnley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and-SATURDAY .EVENING, at 7K o’clock. ,"J~~ ■
Era Telegraph connect-* at Cleveland, with thaC&flfeland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and IStwnith,
the Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Clmland
Railroads. Also connects at Port Stanley with tbnßndoa
line of Stages, which connects with the OreaflHvtars
Railroad.' . ,
For fmiiridiinf* passage apply on board, or to SOBELL A
LAUDERDAtETckVeIaod; S. F. HOLCOMB, Port »nUy,
or A. M’BiUDK. Port Harwell. attrST:t»ov
For tit. Loslii
The mw and FnbrtantialTrtekiner PRAIRIE
Captain F. MjdupS£-ltiUtfeaTe for (he
and inteiicedlata-boris.-on the first rise
For freight and passage apply on board, or to
»ov4 JOHN FLAOK, Agent
For Cincinnati said St. Lonl*.
The new and substantial stianaur ORAND
Captain will leave for the
and inbirmedlato ports, on the lint rise
For New Orlaann and Apaiaehieola.
r THE tuv and substantial steamer UF.N
| Ukfl&a^FßANELlN.Captain Tuokas Bokt,will l*w
■BHlßfor the above ports, stopping at the principal
way ports, on the first rise of the river.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Rernlar Wheeling Packet.
The light draught ►Warner HARTFORD,
Warn* Hazlett, will hereafter make
trips for the above and intermediate
port-, leaving every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR
DAY, at 1U o’clock, A. M.
yor freight or passage apply on board, or to
ocL2O J. D OOLLINOWOOD, Agent.
For NewOrleana* Galveston* Brsioa ban*
tlago* and Fort Brown* Texas
The new 50'] substantial steamer UANCHK-
L Jaxxs O'Disnxll, Warier, will leave for
aboTe ami luteimcJiate ports with the
first riso la tbs riycr.
For freight or passage epply on boanl. oct2o
o’TATIOTIta'OF COALYTiicludisg Mineral Bituminous
O Substances employed io Aria an 1 Manufactures; with
their Geographical, Geol.>glcal and Commercial Distribution,
and Amount of Production and Cou.-umptinn on the Ameri
can Continent: with Incidental Statistics of the Iron Man
ufacture. By B. (T Taylor. F. G. S. L., Ac., Ac. Second
edition, ratified and brought down to 1554, by g. B. ITalde-
Prof. Natural Science, it. l'ublithed by J. W. Moore.
10.7-Chtstßßt street, Philadelphia.
The Cosl inteewd is one of the most important in the
United (Mates, and tint* the first edition of the late Mr.
Taylor’s work ni exhausted, those hitm-sted in the pro
duct, consumption sod trade, bore had no mean* of becom
ing acquainted with t*» subject in Its various relation
Fortunately, this difficulty do longer exist#, as this second
ediikm aspplies an immense mass of Information in rotation
to the various coal field# of this continent, details of mines
| and mining* supply and consumption, markets and routes
of transportation, analysis of specimen*, *<•-, it
Besides the coal lntsrest, there la another intimately con
! ueeied with it, namely, that of Iron, to the manufacture
and Ftatistlcsofwhicb, aoonsUwsble portion of this volume
is devoted. Here will be found a full aecmwtai the eon*
Strortfcm of furnsoes lo smalt iron with anthracite coal.
Tliis work is asefah not only to the capitalist, political
economist anl consumer, but to the general reader, on ac
count of the varied and interesting matter it contains upon
collateral subjects. The publisher has spared no pains In
making this as attractive work, it being embellished with
numerous wood cuts and colored map#, printed on fir'"
paper, MO pages, Hro.
For sale by
oct£l
rpiiKKß’B HK»r von THKK IN HEAVEN:
Homs When Change* Never Come.
A aecood supply of the above beaotifal Song* |u«t re*
c*j T eJ. Alao, th&“ New Melaleoi," for Flute or Violin, for
nle at the old established Plano Depot of
CHAKLOITE BLUMK,
oetS No. 118 Wood street.
EXCKLSIOK FAMILY STARCH-—Tb.’ |i<r«4ieDt* with
which thi* starch Is prepared, reader wholly uaneco*
f ary the UM of starch polish or spermaceti, m It produces a
fine polish, without gumming up or injuring the finest fab
ric*. —-
Pot np in pound packages, with full directions for u
For sale, by the box or retail, by
sep2B
\0 XiiK I’L'PII.S 08 Q. ANTON, IYo/ator qf Mu tie.—
Mr. G. Anton purposed returning to this city in tlnn
to resume his leeching on the Ist of August, but being on
fortunately Uhen ill at Fairmont, Va., lie will not be abl»
to reach the city for some day#. Due notice will be giver
to hls pupils of his arrival. inquiries mey be made et
61 i24 11. KLEBKR’B._
A HOUSE AND TX)T FOR BALE, situated In Strawberry
alley. Price $OOO.
A Uouso and Lot, In Allegheny city, on Washington
Street, for STOO.
A LIo use and Lot, In Bouth Pkubursh. near the Toll
Gate, tor $350. Terms easy. S. CUTIIRERT A SOX,
octlO Real Estate Agents, No. 140 Third >t.
A CARD.—Mr. ti. ANTON and II- tsOHKOKDKR would
respectfully announce to the eltlxens of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny that they will give instruction* on the Piano,
Guitar, Violin and Plata. Inquire at 11. SehroederA Co.’a
NEW MUBIO STORE. 84 Fourth wtret. Mp3B
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
BOBKBT H. FATTBBSOH, Proprietor,
CORNER OF DIAMO.'D STREET ANB CHERRY ALLEY.
THE eabacrlber respectfully announces to the Ladles and
Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that he has recently erected
a HIDIN'a SCHOOL, which, In poifit of else, oommodloua
ness and adaptation, undeniably excels any similar eetab
llshment in the United States, Its location is accessible
from all parts of the city, while Its high end airy situation
renders it especially suited to the promotion of health, by
this most agreeable exercise. The Horses are docile and.
wen trained, ahd the proprietor pledgee himself’ that no
pdas or expense will he spared to mike this establishment
the first In the confidence of the public. octS&tf
New pall and whiter goods.—hagan a ahl,
No. 01 Market street, hare just received a large as
sortment of the above Goods, which were bought at a large
discount from usual prices. Their stock consists of every
variety of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Lace Goods, White
Goods, Hosiery and Gloves, Cloaks, Talmas and Shawls,
with a large sseortment of Housekeeping Goods. [novT
WATCIIEB— REDUCTION IN PRlONS.—Citizens and
strangers can now buy Watches at my estahibh
ment cheaper than usually found lu the eastern and
have a reliable guaranty as to excellence and time-keeping
qualities. A very large assortment now in store-
Wateh repelling.of every description, particularly fine
work, done in a superior manner, end warranted.
, * kv w WILBON,
' nov2 C 7 Market street, corner of Fourth.
OCGH MEDICINES-
Wistat’B Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Bwsyne»B Syrup “
• Jaynes’Bxpectorant;
Duncan’s “
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral;
Miller’s Cough Syrnp;
Sellers’
A large roppiy 1 of all the above celebrated Medicines
alwayJfm htSdand for sale by JOS. FLEMING,
nov2 wirn-r of U>» DUtpood wn«l Market rt.
A REMARKABLE CURE—I hereby certify that I was
afflicted with the Llrer Complaint and Phthysls for a
long time, being more than a year nnder the care of a phy
sician; that the disease, instead of being relieved by the
nmdidnM I took, kept gradually getting worse, my body
swelling so that l was unable to etoop low enough to tie
my shoes. When the disease was at the worst, I was re
commended to try SELLERS’ LIVER PILLS. I did so,
and warfelieved greatly by the use of the first box, and
completely eared by the second.
Wellsvllle, May 26,1846. BAUUeb M’Cosp, Esq.
To thf. Public —The original, only true and genuine Liver
Pllla ore prepared by R. K. Sellers, and have his name in
black wax upon the lid of each box, and hi* signature on
the outside wrapper. All others are counterfeits, or baae
imitations. B. E. SELLERS A CO., Proprietor^
No. 67 Wood street.
COFFhE— 100 bags prime Rio;
20 do Java; in store and for sale by
o-ta KINO k MOORHEAD.
ICB—S tierces in store and for sain by
oct23 MSO AW
riTanKN TOOLS— d doien steel Digging Forks
I j 8 do Amos’Spades ;
4 do Draiolng Spades; for mle by
„ n(l _ JAMES WAEDBOF.
NOUlin DAISY CHKKSJi—3OO boxes EbglishDdl
*° d &XKY.I.COLUNB.
AND 81XTV ACHES. SO cleared, for
V/ SI4W, in t-niiy payment*; with portable Bnlldin jp, and.
Orchard of grafted fruit. The land Is well watered and of
P”d in pr ““” ““ VotIBBEKT * BON,
Beal Estate Agents, 140 Third street.
mO&ACCO—IO boxes Russell & Robinson, b'S ;
I 25 “ - W. H.'Grant, s’s;
. ..-oi. 05 “ Webster’* Old, s’s; with * lapge aJN
of other hntnte 6'. end
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
. HHRBHANTB’ EJCHANGK*
* OI7ICIBB.
JVerident—JOHN BHIPTON.
First Tice fruidait—Wit. H. Burra.
Sseoni “ “ Wu. R. Bbotth.
Ficrttary Wu. 8. Havxh.
l/e-mrer—Jobs D. Bcclit.
AuyerfntflMfflrt—S. T. Nokthau, Ja.
Gowanittez <tf Arbitration for JVboonier.—W. IL BXoWH,
T. P., F. Bellocs, W. E. Nuocx, J. M. Pkhkock, W. P. Jokes.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Oma or rax Daily Moxkiko Post, \
Wednesday, November 8,1864. J
FLOUR.—Sate 418 bbls In lots at $9,00@9,25 from store,
mill and depot.
iGßAlN.—oate...lOfrbuabeli from depot at 60c.
WHISKY.—2O bbls ndSflefrat 8Co; 17 do do 36e.
BACON.—3OO lbs shotildKi at <%«, {months.
CHEESE.—6O boHf-Wajßrxi Reserve at
BLOOMS.—IO tons Lake Champlain at $BO, six months.
The following table*, exhibiting the movement in the
Dry Goods Trade of N.w York for the month of October,
and for the past ten months of the current year, compared
with the corresponding periods In the two previous yean,
are from the Journal of Cbmm eret :
IMPOSTS or rORXKUf DRY OOODB AT HXW TOhk VOX THX MOKTB
Entered for Cbnsumptton.
Manufacture of 1852. 1863.. 1854.
Wool . Z. *1,077,008 $1,270,014'. $578,608
Mlncallaneou, Dir Goodj 158,379 292,485 245;9*3
Total *3,901,305 *2,056,011
Wlthdr’s from warehouse 233,075 629,119
Total thrown dn marfcets3,647,2Bs *4,160,140 *2,685,190
Eatsred far wirehoniing. 244,303 909,523 653,3*1
uipobxs or rouian out ooone at tow tosx k* t*h Bonds,
raoM jawuaat 1. . |
Entered for Oonnaiption.
Manufacture of 1852. 1853. 1854 J
Wool.. Z 413,166,688 $22488,638 $17£».&3
Cotton ...... B&iA33 12,722,883 124M.1W
18*817,561 28,828461 23,398,7|9
§£* 6494,786 6436493 6,921,06
Htewßen’s Dry Good* 3,644,199 4,756438 4,932,265
Total 576,220,311 $64,021,887
Withdrawn frotaWSfe- !
£S£L '5.W1407 4,692466 10,232,462
1 Totnl. thrown on" tbs ' ' ’ . •
market 64,818484 80,812,803 74,253,7p8
Wegjtftor 220,636 14,988,969
mSd mt’d ntthe port 68,142406 82,440,937 76,010,747
T-v<w g into the account the Gb&s thrown Into wore*
the total receipts of Diy Goods linoe Ist January
'MBpnxonstoUows: ,*•
ige apply on board.
B. T. 0. MOBGAN.
104 Wood fj trust, dot Fifth.
W. A. M'CLURG.
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS FOR OCTOBER.
Superfine and extra .7.110 bbls.
Fine 31 “
Rye 100 “
7.247 “
M. Cclp, Inspector.
The Dry Goode Trade.
1,317,305 C3US9
1853. 1854. ’ Inference.
Wootens .426,400,-*74 $21409480 Dec... 53.591,094
Cottons. .714,126;732 14,983528 Inc... 856,596
Mlv, 30,837,220 26.666,802 Dec-. 3,780,418
Linens 7459410 415 Doc... 290,001
MLceilaneous...... 6,087,695 6,462451 Inc... 374.867
$82,443,937 $16,010,227 Dec... 56,430.860
It will bo Men from the above that the receipts of cotton
and miscellaneous goods have slightly increased, white
bnlk of the decline has been In silks and woolens. Ttoe
Imports must either be greatly increased in quantity toe
Mining sesson, or there will be a large decline in the cp*
tom house Taloe, or the cost of Invoice* will show a ttry
heavy decline.
The Imports at New York during the part week show ■
falling off in dry goods, bat an increase in general merchan
hi M| which tha aggregate imports about the same <u
for the corresponding weeks last year. Annexed are lb«
comparative figures
Fbr Uu vtek— lB63. 1854.
51,183,757 $738,976
.... 1,604,946 2,110,2iZ
Dry Good*
General merebandlxa..
... $2,876,703 $2,909,219
162.032,086 158,068,853
Total
Previous forty-three weeks.
•4164,911,269 $160,963,072
Total this year.
Honey and Pork In Cinelnnatlf
The demand for Money, contrary to expectation, »u toss
pressing to-day, which Is probably to be attributed to the
bet th»* little accommodation was expected, and few con
sequently looked for it; it is certain, bowerw, that a large
■mount of paper matured to-day, and the fact that there
was less •'shinning" than usual, is taken as • favorable
dan, and leads the financially oppresswi to hope that an
improvement Is near at hand, exchange on tho Kart to
steady at IV£@l& and on the South is scarce at per to M'iS
V premium.
gome lots of Flogs are arriving, but we can hear of no
sales which would indicate anything. There are layers at
$4,00 net, to fill contracts which were made last August for
; December delivery, but holders seem unwilling to e-ell at
lea and many of them hope and contend for
$tW; whilst, on the other band, packer* and dealers are
not disposed to pay even $4,00 for any quantity, and sooner
than pey over $3,96 prefer waiting further developments.
There teems to be but one opinion now. in regard to the
supply of Hogs in the country, and that is, that it will be
large.—A'ncfmwfi OmmerdaL, Wi.
There Is no ease in the Money Market; these who arc
forced to negotiate loans, find that they have got a “ very
hard road to travel.” Capitalists who nuj have any funds
not invested, and who are not troubled with conscientious
scruples in regard to taking three or four percent, per
month for the use of them, meet with no difflcuJty In ma
king safe investments at these rates. •
There were some five or six small failures Eatunley end
teniav. meetly in the ratal! dry goods stores on Fifth street
and Western Bow, and one on the Lower Market, but tb«ir
liabilities are small and their creditors few, end we there
fore forbear giving name*. . iM , .
The notes of the old Bank of andeville were redeemed
to-dey by the Trust Company Bank and Grceabeek A Co., al
though they were taken by the other Banka, we believe;
bat what Lhair action will be to-morrow, we are unable to
say. The has not foiled, aa for as our Information
worn ; but there is quite a large amount of Its notes in cir
culation, and those into whose hands they came dosing the
last waek or two, were disposed to “ keep them moving- ’
Some four or five of our pork houses commenced packiog
today, In the email way, and on owners’ account, we pro
some, as we heard of no sales. The AoppuA feeling, pecu
liar to our market at this season, is now not perceptible;
and dealers loos on without showing any symptoms of a
desire to “ pitch In,” and tbeir misgivings so predominate,
when contemplating present price*, in connection with tbe
,-h.rw-. for tbe future, that there Is hardly a gleam of hope
left, and even this gleam to often lost in the reflection that
money to worth three to four per cent, per month, and
•care* at that.—Cincinnati Qmmtrdal, Saturday.
AUCTION SALES.
Auction—Dally B*Ui.
A T the Commercial Sales Rooms, comer of Wood and
A Fifth 10 o’clock, A. M-a general awortineßt
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boot#
and Show, lists, Caps, Ac.,
, At 2 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Otocaries.Queensware, GU»wsre, Table Cutlery, Looking
aiaasea, Ne*and Secondhand Uonaahold and Kitchen Far
nltare, he., , (yclocKi p.
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instrument*.
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goode, Gold and
Silver watches, Ac. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. Ijafllttl
p. a. SATIS, AuetionMT.
SALE OF STOCKS BY AUCTION. —On TIIURSDAT
evening, November 9th, at T o’clock, at the Merchants’
Exchange, Fourth street—
-38 abarefl Citlxens’ Depoait Bank Stock;
50 “ North American Mining Company Stock;
10 “ PltuburghTruatOompany Btock;
4 “ Ohio and Pa. Railroad Company Stock;
19 “ Plttreurgb, Oln. and Loolst. Tel. Co. Stock;
20 “ Western Insurance Company Stock;
nOT ; P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
OKFKITKD OOPPEK STOCKS AT AUCTION—On FKI
BAY evening, November 10th, at 7 o’clock, at the Mer
chants’ Exchange, Fourth aureet, will be Kid, by order of
James M. Cooper, Treasurer—
Bbaree National Mini g Company Block;
Bharea Adventure do do do;
which have been forfeit*! for non-payment of assessments.
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Kidgb mining company stock AT AUCTION—On
THURSDAY evening, November 9tb, at 7 o clock, at
the Merchants’ Exobaoge, Fourth street, will be sold, by
order of Joshua Hanna, Treasurer—
Shareß Ridge Mining Oempany Stock;
forfeited for non-payment of assessments.
•, n 0,7 ’ P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
YTWA HAT.R OF ROOKS —PIATt VOX THKIX IttGHTS
KORA-On MONDAY, TUKBDAY and WEDNKSDAY
EVENINGS, November 6th, 7lh and Bth, at O'A o’clock, at
the Commercial Sales Room*, comer of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be Mid a large stock of valuable new Books,
Paper, Gold Pens.Ae, which werelntended for the southern
citle*. but In consequence Of the low water must be closed
here immediately. The trade, and readers of choice Boots,
are particularly Invited to attend. -
Private Bales during the day at low prices.
nOT 4 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
XTSW BOOKS, BY EXPRESS.—Utah and the Mormons;
J\ leather Stockings and Bilk; Sandwich Islands ; The
Orator'* Touchstone ;The Knout and the Russians; The
Grinnell Expedition; Aubrey; Farm Implements; The
Boyhood of-Great Men; Progress and Prejudice; Travels in
Armenia; The Ciar and the Sultan; Footprints of Famous
Men; Tha Dodd Family Abroad. Tor sale by
5:12 B. T. C. MORGAN, 104 Wood street.
UN’DRIKS—2fO boxes W. R. Cheese, In store.
50 bxs Urge and prime Cream Cheese, for cutting.
1000 bus Ear Com, at depot.
1000 bos Shelled Corn, at depot.
100 bbls North Carolina Tar, to arrive.
60 bags Saltpetre, in store.
60 bbls Grease Lard, In store.
100 bbls New Orleans Molassee, in oak cooperage.
160 bbls _ do do cypress .
To, aaio by roct27l ENGLISH A RIOIIAKDSON.
fioo boxes prime W. R. Cutting Cbe*f», juetre-
oejyed and for sale by HENRY 1L COLLINS.
PPl.mt—lo barrels for sale by . „
octlO IIfiNRY 11. COLLINS.
KPiNKD SYRUPS—SO bblflof »*riouBqa*Utl««,fotß4le
by ' [octal) SMITH A SINCLAIR.
•2U doaan Buckets;
6 u Tubs; for tale by
KINO * MOORHHAD.
CIANDLEB —76 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles;
/n 25 “ Star Candles; for sale by
m j23 KINO A MOORHEAD.
CniEKSK-lOi boxes prime Cream Cbee« for by
J nov o v BMITH & SINCLAIR.
F LOWER EOOTB—4 eases fine German llyaeinths, Tu
lips, Ac., for sale at low rates by lt ,_ OA o
octal JAMEB_WAB®BOP._
B'' LANKKTB.—-A. A. MASON A 00. are now opening
another large lot of all wool Blankets, of all sixes Mia
qualities, .which will be offered at low prices. UOT “
EW MUSIC.—“Ob, how delightful this pleasing
houras Introduced in the Opera of Lucretia Bor*
gia: composed expressly lor Big. Mario, by Donlxettl.
with thy sweet voice again: 8.0. Foster.
Nay deem me not happy: Baker.
My wild-wood home: Wade.
Knoa-Notblng Polka; dedicated to everybody: by No
b °L'gto!’c Ju NordPolka: Myerbeer.
Old Huudrsd: Wallace.
Little Bluswtn Polka. Mazurka: Mason.
La Croix i*Kr. Kedowa: WaUersteln.
Pare well Walt*: Jul Um.
Luben Polka: Bergmann.
81 Wood rt. ,
49* Two good Beoond tMDd Piano# for sale, price *l5 and
*l*s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TTABPER‘B NSW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOB NO
IX. VKMBBR.—CoOTtaw; Napoleon Bonaparte, by John
ti. CTlbbott, Ulustreted with fifteen engraringa; The Gene
rations of Fashions, Illustrate! by twenty-two engravings;
General Taylors Residence at Baton Rooge, with HJuatw*
tlon; Whom shall we marry: The Quaker’s Wile; The
Young Surgeon; Tho Newcomes, by W. M. Thaekeray r with
four Illustrations by Boyle; A few words about Birds; The
Ways of ProTidenoe; The Scholars of Brienne; A Night In
an Old-Castle, by 0. P. R. James: Galvanoplasty; Some
thing for the Ladles about Colors; Stooping to Conquer;
The Betrothed Children'; The Nurse's Revenge; A Greek
Carnival; Monthly Record of Current Events; Editor’s
Table—The true Sources of our National Strength; Editor’s'
Easy Chair; Editor’s Drawer; Literary Notices—Books of,
the month; The Old and the New, illustrated; Two Paths
in Life, illustrated; Fashions for November, with illustra
tions, furnished by Brodie in advance of their appearance..
»* Price Fifteen Cents. Forsaloby
H. MINER A CO.
cct3l __ * No. 32 Smith field street j
Evening Class in Mathematics. ' j
IN the Mathematical Department of Duff’s College, young!
men are taught Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry, Trig**
nomeiry, Surveying, Ac. Great pains will be taken to give
the most concise And practical methods of calculations
Class meets every evening, except Saturday. Languages
and Mathematics are taught Jn tlre regular day class. La-?
dies alass meets on Saturday. :
P. UAYDKN, A. M., ' :
novl , Prof, of Mathematics and Lan gnagw.
” Wantedj
BY a sober, Industrious young man, who will devote hi*
entire time to hi* business, a SITUATION AS SHIP
PING CLERK in a Wholesale or Retail Warehouse, or As
sistant Book-Keeper, or a place In a Grocery or Dry Loco
Store; and will make himself generally useful to nif »tr>
ptoyer. A note addressed through the Post Office to **A- R.
D.,” or le;t at tho office of the “ l’ost,” will receive prompt
attention. . ectSlitf
— Foa &ALX, a Two Story Brick
qplOUvvCwaUlhg House, well arranged for comfort
and convenience, situate near Wylie street, on Carpenter’s
alley. Price $l3OO. Terms easy.
GRATIS! The Real Estate Journal, just published, con
taining a list of part of the property fbr sale by 8. CuthberA
A Son. can be had free of charge by Calling at their REA#
ESTATE OFFICE, 140 Third street. oet3l
436,059 342,665
OEVKN HOUSES TO LET—A Dwelling House, well
finished and in good order, on Townsond street.
A Dwelling House on Wylie street.
Two good Houses on Lngan street.
A small House on Mount W&shinhton.
A House of six rooms on Washington street, Allegheny.
Apply to S. CUTHBERT A SON,
oet2B No. 140 Third street.
SHAWLS.— A. A. MASON a CO. Invite attention to their
_ large and well selected assortment of Woolen ShawJs
comprising the newest styles and colors of the Bay
Empire State, and other approved makes.__ _novt^
Materials tor embroidery.—udieswuiaiwara.
find a full assortment of Preach Working Cottcfc,
Unca and Gotten Floss, Crotchet Ootton, Stamped Collars
and'Eteb, Embroidering Sitka, In all colon; Hoops 2br
EmbWderaw; aruf everything else In that line, at
■ «>'TAN BORDER’S Trimmiag Store; ;
oetlfl •’ NtfcTO Market street, corner of the Diamond;
PIANO FOR RENT.—A good alx octave mahogany***
Piaao for rent, at the oldea&fcUshei Piano Depo<o{
GfiARLOTrE BLUME,
cctai _ . ,fto.,llBWood street.
Notice to bumjfba.—Tii**osabiefor Undernrafc.
for yard*, Hint!, wntar d«t«nMr*o , of Tuimu idM,
at tb« Agricultural Tile Work*, Munbastar. Scrapie. -
the office, Fifth street.
octlS
Magazines for November.—oodey’s Lady's nook
Peterson's Ladle*’ National Magaxine.
Robert Bruce, the Rerouting of Scotland.
Law Student, or the Struggles of a Heart.
Harper, fbr October; price IS cents.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. GILDENTENNEY A 00.,
oct2o No. Tfi Fourth street.
LOWER ROOTS FOKSFRIMi BLOOMING.—My stpck
of Bulba bu arrived from Holland in floe condition,
composed of Hyacinths. Tulips, Croeus,- Ac. The stock is
aery large and varied, and offered at low rate*. Catalogges
mar be at the warehouse, or sent to applicants.
ocLti _ JAMES WARDRQP.
PtfTNAM’S’MONTTILYTFOirNO'VBUBKR— Among the
contents are able articles frsm tb<* pttis of Bayard
Taylor, Herman Melville, Her. Dr. Baird, Uon. 11. N.
gchroeder, Ac*. U
Ooder'B Ladj'’a Book, fbr November.
Peterson’s I Julies' National Magazine, for November.
Graham's Maguaine, for November.
Yankee Notions. Just rvoivod and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFKNNRY 4 CO.,
oe t27 No. 7** Firnrth stiVet.
Fi >IIK MAUA/JNE OF THE AGE—PUTNAM'S MONTH*
X LY. for Novomber is a credit to the country, contain
ing contributions by the most distinguished writers of the
day. Just teeeived and f-r sale at the Fifth Street Book
rtJr*. RUSSELL A BROTHER,
ocUZ7 "ear the corner of Market.
1-Volt Building"Lota In East Liverpool, Ohio.
1 These lots are in the midst of Potteries, near the Sta
tion of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad, aod will be
sold chiwp. Terms of payment, Ji per month. Title unex
ceptionable. Apply to JAMES BLAKKLI,
Heal Estate Agent-
A' VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE, with IW
seres of Land, a Stone Grift Mill, or 3 ran of stones,
and a Saw Mill, all In good order, aituatoon the Sandy and
1 exTer Canal; will be bold at a bargain, as the owner la
al*out to move west. For particulars call at the Real KsffctA
Office of S. CUTIIBKRT A SON,
OC-.21 140 Hdnl street
THOUSAND DOLLARS tor a Dwelling House, on
Sixth street, near Grunt strict. Itoontalns a hall,
four rooms, garr-t and c-llar. Jlx> t ifO feet from by OOdocp.
Terras easy. F. CVTHBERT A SON,
ocUli No. 140 Third street
For Sal« or Barter.
A LOT OF GROUND oa Cnug -tr-ct. Allegheny city, of
fc-t frnnt, running bark to Isabella street, on
which air four Dwellings, in good -rler, the rent bringing
two hundred and fifty dollars yearly. They would be ex
changed for a small Fans, or sold at a bargain.
ort4 THOMAS WOODS, 76 Foarth at.
Agricultural draining tile.—The season, of
draining and Improving wet clay lands is at hand.
The subscriber offers for sale, at the Tile Work*, In Man
chester, 100,000 Drain Tiles, of various calibre. ft»mphlets
containing Information at the office, Fifth street, and non
tracts may be madt: with Comintern workmen, for dicing
and completing the drains. ' -
oeU4 JAMES WAKPBOg.
YOU Nil FOLKS’ GLEE BOOK—This work ennstets of
over one hundred copyright songs and duetts, never
before harmonised, besides the choicest selection of airs,
(among which me many gems from the German and Italian)
the whole arranged in a familiar man erlor first and wood
soprano, tenor and baas voie<*, designed f'r the useofsing
iDg claves, glee clubs, and the social circle: by Charles
Jarvis. Price 41. A largo supply of the above work just
received and fbr Sale by JOHN H. MELLOR,
t.-tls) SI Wood street _
XJKW MUSIC—OiI Hundred, by W. V. Wul
laro . Little Ulpwy Jnn«, by Glover; Old Joey. latest
Ethiopian melody; lln-l Dell, by Wtrrxel; Farewell Wultx,
by Juiiiuo ; Wig-Wag I'olkn. by Brown; Bonnie ll«‘K-ie Gray,
by Uiover: Dark-Eyed Ellen, by Glrv«; Dashing Kdka,
Strakorrli; Sou,; of Lore, by Wallaridvin.
OPERAS— Norma. couipl*-l*\ * Uli Piano accompaniment;
Lucrretia Borgia, with Piano accompaniment; onl, Lucia do
Lanuncriu-t’T. with Piano accompaniment.
Tbe above toPt received and for pale by
oel2T JOHN- 11. MKLLOR. SI Woo 1 Rtrwrt. _
SUGAR *o hhd_a fair New Orleans in store and for sale by
octal _ KING A MOORHKAD._
CORN— 4UobushelB Shell Corn, in store and for sale by
octltf ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
N. C.Tar7»o arrive and tor pale Vy
J[ oct-Jl ENGLISH A RICHARDSON^
C SoRN —100 bus'Shell Ccrn in store and for sale by
j oc,”i KNOLISII A lUCHARDeON.
CliiEKsE *4 holes W. 11. Cheese in store and for palp by
) octal ENGLISH A MCUAKDSoN._
OAp— l*oo bor-a Rosin Soap f»r sale by
_ SMITH A SINCLAIR.^
fTTANNKUS I ”OlL— 2u"bbis" prime Bank Oil for prlo by
1 OCPJI _j._BMITH_A SINCLAIR. _
CUNAKY~e r EKi>-^£wWfi>s Canary “lore and for
. by FLEMING BROTHERS,
Successors to J . Kidd A Co.,
No. rtO Wood street.
TnPSOM, SALT'S—tf) bbla Kpeim Salts, in store am! for
li/pa!e by [ocl27J FLEMING BROTHERS.
-wwfXsiIINO POWDER—I 6 br# Babbitt’s Washing Bow-
VL d "’ ‘° tor ’ a "’ b n.HMINO BROTHERS.
MADDER— 1,600 Ibp Madder, just reoeirei and for aale
by [oct27J FLEMING DROTHERS.
GUM^SHKLLAO— 700 Ibd Gum Shellac in atore and for
«Geby {ocU.’TJ FLEMING BROTHERS^
T YjffSIDIIfPOTAMiUM ittß* Cyanide Potassium,fused,
Sc t£ •-‘ t ° r “ llBbl ' FLEMING BROTHKIB.
IT MUST BE SOLD—A small Uouw. with large Lot of
Ground, lor sale. Price $350: or less, for rash, as the
«™£ ■*■«* w "k SSZ&VZ™' ‘
“TjJJli? * So. 140 Third t-treet.
TirOOLEN LONG SHAWLS. —Just received, anolhf
W large of Bay State, Empire. State, an
other klo.is o( Wool.o Lon* Slm«l«, of the nowtet on
m „t dulnblo »t,IM u* colon. a a ma9on „„ _
2o Fifth Ptrept.
A A. MASON A CO. have j ust rreeited nn<l open.*d up
. wanla of forty Binr. cat«< of Nt'V <iuOUj», among
which will be found a well ejected and elegant Ftook of
DKKSS QQOU3, consoling of Plain and Figured Silk*,
Tory rirhknd durable colors of French Merino?, Paramat
££wool Th Lainea, Ac , Ae.. with a. general iwrtiiwat; of
Domestic apd Housekeeping Goods, which, together with the
whole of their Immense stock, will be offered at grea.ly
ducal prices. __ OcU4
rfiBAS— Isnperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson,
.J-JST ““ f ° r KING t SIOORHF.AD.
For S&le.
-VTINKTY ACRKS OP SDPKKIOR LAND, ™ Cn>* «
JS Lsluud, near Frwiora- AIM,®
°i‘ h „'r.T- A "' or,w "«Wls,"
“SSm ___ «KmrtWr,*L_
ONNJSTS.-A- a. MASON * 00. «e dully opeains Oi
latest and most fashionable antlu and velvet Bonnet*.
Their aiwortment comprises upwards of uU hundred Bon
nets, of all qualities. _
CNO'IETUINO NEW. —As we intend makliijC a chnngo io
N our present bueinews we are prepared to offer our frtock
of flue Watches. rich and «"M ’
Spoons, Forks, Ac , at precisely New lorfc city wb ’ , '* s * le
prices, which Is a reduction of from 10 to 15 pec cent.
Therefore, any one wishing u fine W atch.or any other arti
cle of rich Gold Jewelry, would do well to giTe us a call
lrf*fore tiurchasinc elsewhere, at 51 Miirtiet street.
y The Tcry best quality of Watch Glasses ««*t at 16
cents each ,at IIO0l>’8 : 0014
ANL»j LAiijJTl—We have ior mile 3,000 acre* of land
Ij along the Baltimore and Uliio lUilroaU, within frora
to four miles o! the eUUon, of Cameron Rel ton
Va . iu lots cf 6 acres to ICO or more, at from $0 to *lO at
Misre. This is a fine tetfiou tor farming, or fur small home
ISi.. ’ikltabS aSd waver are and the «il r c
and croductiie. KTery station on the Railroad affords j
.ll utal, «l
»1U b. m.d». a- OOTUBUrt^SO^
nUOLKKA I CUOUSItA! :-Th. .IW.U™ c.f l!»publicl.
(! -elicits to l>r. Uuis Wiekey a celebrated CIIOLKKA.
■id DIARRHEA MEDICINE. Thin medicine hw been ad*
mbnsiml in cases of Cholera,
sectiona of the United States, purtruUrl} m Marylatht,
where it fliclted the atieoLion of the physicians. We hereto
affix some phyelcians’ names who wUue?f«l its b^uehcUl
oleape Fee wrapper around bottle.) John C. iKirsty, ai.D.,
T RTlurheU M D-, W. Davis, M. U. For sale by
B®pM l4l Wood street.
OH iCCO—Kuwcll & Kobinaon, Win. 11. Grant, Webster’s
«. br “ js igj Q "i” MOOKIIKAD.
SL’O AH' l —To hhd9 prime N. 0. Sugar;
;so bbls Coffee Sugar;
.>- •< Loaf - for sale by
oct2l SMITH k SINCLAIR.
TToImcYAMU GRAM AM FOB NOVEMUKR.-FetersoD’s
\JT Magazine, for November.
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JAMES WARD HOP*
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Kleelslor Ctcriace Factory.
JOHNSTON, BROTHER A 00., PRACTICAL COACH
MAHERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, AUe
gbeny city, Pa., hare on hand and are manufaeturlng an
extensive assortment of Carriages, Bockaways, Boggles,
Baggage Cars, Ac., made in all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability and'beaoty of finish, using in all
their work the beet Juniata Iron and eastern hickory. Re
pairs attended to on the most rets Puebla terms. They feel
confident tbst all who may Savor them with their patron
age. will be perfectly satisfied on trial it their work.
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fit
teen minutes during the day. oct2s:ly
Duff’s College.
Classical and mathematical department.—
Hours and terms per session of 20 weeks, payable by
the half session, in advance: *•'
Regdlar Day Otass In Latin. Greek, Mathematics, 0
to 12, A. M.,and 2t04, P. M-,$2Q. Kveulng Class In Math
ematics, 7t09, P. Si., $2O. French and German, 9to 12, A.
M., And 2to 4, and 7t09, P. &L, $2O. Ladles' Class In
Mathematics; Wednesday, 4t06, P. Saturday, 9to 12,
A. SL, $lO. No pains or expense will he spared to maki
this department of the College worthy of patronage,
octll P. TTAYDEN, A. M., Principal.
Fall and Winter Goodsl
A?Dm,^O.
JJU. 1 have qqw on hand's large stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. Cvorcoatlngs,of entirelynew designs; Plush Ves
t of tiie most beautiful patterns; French and English
Caaaimeres, of every style and shade in the market, all of
which I will make to order on the most reasonable terms,
and warranted to suit oct4 ■
New FapeV Hangings.
NO. 86 WOOD STREET.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPKRB ;
JP Panel Decoration* in gold, oak and marble;
Hall Papers, of various styles;
Fig’d end Plain Papers, for dining rooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall PSpero;
Borders, Ceilings, Figure*, Wmdow Shades.
A large and vomplete assortment of the above, selected
lor tbs season, will be sold at the usual low priees.
oct3 WALTER P. MARSHALL.;
jotm a. tocao too*, b. tocho jmsaosL. touwo
T. B'Toanf * Co* - ,
JVn. 33 Smithfidd xtmt, oppotitc. GtyßoUl, . !
MANUFACTURERS OF CABINET FURNITURE ANp
CHAIRS, of every description. M*feeri«li'«Dd work
manship warranted, and eold at reduced prices. Out taken
in packing for land and Water carriage. auSl,
Watch Trade,
WE invite the atteutionof citizens and strangers Jo ofe
large and carefully selected stoek of Watches -and
Clocks; Railroad Time keepers, In gold and silver cates;
real Chronometers for the pocket, warranted not to vuy
a minute in six months; Patent Lever Watches, from $l2
to $229; a large assortment of good common or low priced
Watches, both in gold and silver oases. Also, Railroad
Station Regulators, Ofioe Clocks, Church Clocks, Ae..
Wares Rspamiso.—We do Watch Repairing in a man
ner not excelled", If equalled, by any establishment In the
State. W. W. WILSON,
' wepl3 corner of Market and Fourth streets.
C. B. Haadly At Co.,
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Mo. 82 Third dred,
near Marled, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they hare nowin store their
complete FALL STOCK, conAsting of CARPETS of every
description, from the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com
mon Ingrain, Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from one
io eight yards wide, new dmigns and very rich. Cocoa and
Canton Matting, Druggets, Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods, Window
Shades, Ae. Persons in want are invited to call and exam*
in* their stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Residences faxtF
ished on the most reasonable terms.
49"“ Small profits and quick *ales.””®n
TERMS CASH ONLY.
Tliree Houses and Lots for Sole.
TYTILL be sold at private sale, THREE HOUSES AND
T Y LOTS. One Brick House, situated on Ferry, between
Fourth and Liberty streets; Lot 20 feet front by 79 feet
back.
Alm, onelxitand two Hooks, oo Logan street, Sixth
Wanl. One House fronting on Logan street, and the other
40 Carpenter's alley; Lot 24 feet by 100.
Also, the stand I no* occupy, on the corner of Ferry and
Water streets, the lease running docyear from Ist of April,
1&55, whh the Furniture, Bedding, Ac. The House at pres
eni Lb doing a good business, and is pleasantly ’oeatad.
Fur terms and farther particulars enquire of
ALEX. OTPPLEB,
corner of Ferry and Water streets.
Prices to suit all —Dry Goods*
AM'TIGfIX, corner of Grant and Fifth streets, ha* just
• received «"■* is now opening his tint Fall stocks for
this Season. The attention of ladles Is respectfully directed
to the following prices:
Fine French Merinoee at 76c; 6-4 wide Parametas 25e; a
large assortment of De Case at 12c; fhst colored Prints 6W;
600 pieces Flannels at 16c ap; yard wide Sheeting ail
wool De tains at 28c. Kentucky Janes, tweeds- and satti
nets from 18& on cheeks, ticking?, muslins, linens, crash,
table cloths, all wool plaids, blankets, shawls, ribbons and
every other article usually kept is a Dry Goods Btoy, allof
which will be sold /or cash at prices to suit the times.
A. MTIGIIE,
sep7 corner Grant and Fifth streets.
IRATE sold my interest in the business of tang, Miller
A Co., to 8. A. tang, who, with John Phillip* will con
tinue at tiie old stand, Fo. 109 Front street I cordially
recommend the new firm to the patronage of my friends.
Pittsburgh, July 29,1854. P- H. MTLLKB.
S. A. DONG A CO.,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GAS FITTERS,
invite attention -to their slock of Chandeliers, Brackets,
Pendants, and other fixtures. We fit up houses with Gas
and Stems, make Brass Castings of all kinds to order, far>
niah Railroad Pumps and Tank Fittings, and keep Anti*
Attritioufeatal constantly on hand. jy3l
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 l :
qualities of old Brandies, Wines. Irish Whisky, Hononga*
hela Whisky, Holland Gin, Cordials, Ac, on terms worthy
the attention of purchasers and dealers. (au29y
Baths—Hot* Cold* and Shower*
IN the fitting and furnishing of which nothing has been
spared to render bathing luxurious as well as healthful.
Are open every day, (Sunday’s excepted,) from 6 o'clock, A
M , until 10 P.iL.at the Barber Shop, Peny Hotel, corner
of Uancock street and Duqueroe Way.
* j e 2o JOHN WOODSON, Proprietor.
' No linmbng.
TtO HCNDRBD TGOGSANB DOLLARS worth wfatook
will not be distributed at ROGERS A 00/8 Star Da
guerreotype Gallery, Fifth street, opposite Mason's, but
upon ibe payment of $1 you can procure as good aLIKK
NKSS a.* can ta precured in this or any other city. Call
and give us a trial. au6
Mineral Water and Sarsaparilla.
WM. D ESQLIiH, Pitt street, below Penn, is now
ainufitriuHog end bottleing the above beverages on
exteuilre ecaie. ills articles ere or the best quality, and
manufactured from the purest materials. oct!7:ly
A. Bargain for Manufacturer**
13 OFFERED, m Adamsviile.at Bam No. 4.0 n Big Beaver
river, consisting,of 13 shares of Water Power, anil 100
Ixits. The Water Power i.« one of the best is the county,
it and the Lots are offered at a great bargain. Enquire of
TITOMAH WOODS,
75 Fourth street
liaac Jones,
MANUFACTURER oi Spring sod Bluter Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings, Ooach end KUpdc
Springs, Href* Nut Taper, half patent, Screw, Mall and
llammeml Iron Axles, —comer of Boas and First streets,
Pittsburgh, ocdhlr
Penmanihlp r SlcreantlU and Bteambaat
* Book-Keeping.
ritUK DAY AND EVENING CLASSES OF DUTFS 00 L-
X LEG E ere open for the reception of students.
Daily Lectures on Mercantile Law and Commercial Sci
ences.
Mammoth Light.
—. SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID PICTURES are
imA. produced at CARGO’S New Gallery, No. 76 Fourth
W*? street, by his la-ge and improved Side and Sky
Lights; by which likenesses of Children are ta-
AttHßaken in a few seconds, and Adults in any weather.
IKfJ Mlolaruree set In lockets—Daguerreotypes copied.
Rooms open day and evening. ***?
THOSE Who want Boy’s Clothing would do w-11 to call
at CALLAHAN’S Basar, 24 Fifth street. His goods tor
Men’s Wear are splendid. Give him a chance. No charge
for showing goods. srpl*
~Johia W. Bntlar A Co.,
Forwarding and coMinsaioN mkrchants—
Dealers Id all kinds of Pittsburgh Manufactures, Lead
Pipe and Sheet Lead, 67 Front street. fsep2S
~ Walter P. Marshall,
XMPORTSK and .Dealer In french and American Paper
ITaTlrinCTI
Comm anion Ware.
TANKARDS, Cups, Plates, Baptismal Bowls, Ac., just
opening. Also, Brittania Tea Ware Castors, German
Silver and Plated Spoons, Porks, Ac. Tee Knives, Batter
Knives, Lamps, Ac.
Watcbes and Jewelry, In large variety, and very low
prices; Gold Pens, Spectacles, Pencils, Canes, Ac.
Watch repairing clone in a superior manner, and warrant*
«*>l. Jewelry repaired and made to order. Emblems, Seals,
and Regalia manufactured. W. W, WILSON,.
o<*tl7 corner of Market and Foorth streets.
A Hew Kngland Phyelelan
Says that b. a. faun estquk.’& vciuhfdgk u th«
only article that can be Implicitly relied on for the
palfdon of Worms.
Buxm, N.IL, Jane 9,1653.
To B. A. Fahnestock <f Co^
Gjjntlshxn —For five years post, I have uted B. A- Fahne
stock's Vermifuge fur an anthelmintic in ny practice My
attention vw first called to it in a case where I had failed
to dislodge worms wjfh calomel, pink and cowhag*. A hot*
tie was obtained, and uted with desirable efbet; since then
1 hare prescribed it for hundreds of patients, and In a
largo majority of eases with complete *uco« w. In one case
a t-iogle bottle of the medicine brought away from ona pa
tient ninety-eight worms. I have never known it to do
barm, aud I am Induced to make this statement from an
hon***t convicttaa that it is the most valuable Vermifuge
yet known. SaSfcis mV*confidence In its “worm killing”
powers, that 1 recMbtnend it to other nhyeidans in this sec
lion, and furnish them Kith the article.
M. C. EUtao*, S. D.
Prepared and soil by B. A. PAHNE3TOCK A 00.
oet£7daw * Ko. fl Wood street.
Merchant Tailor. .
JOHN LAUGttUN, formerly foreman for Mr. 8. Stoner,
would respectfully announce to his friends *»d
public generally, that he has rented and newly fitted up
thu fine stand lately occupied by
'l*l Market street. between Second and Third, where he is
to order OtNTUaUN-S OMTEtSOto
the most fashionable style. Having himself served.a regu
lar apprenticeship to the trade, and being a practical cutter,
he therefore flatters himself that he can turnout garments,
not to be surpassed iu workmanship or style In this or any
nthpr eitv In the Union. . .
Having just returned from the bo has ******
sortment of the most fashionable Goods, in bia line, «Ter~
brought to this market. ' • f t
N ii —Bov6’ Clothes made and trimmed in the neatest
manner. He will also warrant all ware whatitle repre-
Snted to be. Parents will find it greatly
to irive him a call, If they want their boys neatly fitted.
Don’t forget the place, No. S 9 Market street, between B«onfl
and Third, west side. eer4^Uwg m
Dress Making and ollUnery. '
S\ MBS. &E. CARGO respectfully Informs her Mends
TALMAS, dc., on the shortest notice and on the most rea
sonable terms. Children’s Clothing made up withnaatnew
and despatch. Bonnets altered and dyed according to
directions, and neatly and tastefully trimmed. We aim to
irive satisfaction. ,
Apollo Buildings, No. 76 FOURTH Street, seoond rtory
Game entrance as to the Crystal Palace Uagmman JJai
” William A. Hill A Co y
bankers,
No. 64 ffbod atrtel, Pittsbwy*.
HOLD od Bale the following BONDS AND STOCKS:
•io hLurc.t Exchange Bank;
17 ,to Monongahela Navigation Company,
20 do CUliene’lnsurance Company;
*2 000 Monongahela NaTiaatton Company Bonos;
«!000 City of Pittsburgh Bond*; .
$5,000 County Bonds- [eepfcdlw^wtf_
Dutt’e College. .
The Dll' AND EVENING CLAESES OP THE COM*
MBBCIAL DEPABTMRNT, of (bis Institution, ««
opm<Sth. ratptkmof pupU* In Meraatth mJiatMm
boat Book-keeping, Penmanship end Leetorea on poonn«<-
a Anew edition of tin College CireuUr,
—call tod geta copy. ••P**
MEDICAL.
GtniKMptiTH H*«d l
HTGEJNA, or Newly Diocooerti Method efMdatk**-
Thl* moit vosderfal article la destined to prodnoean entire
revolution la the treatment of ell dim an at the hwg*.
Accounts are dally received from Clergymen end other per* Via lUntMevUli Indiana Ralli and I
eons of the highest respectability, of cues of caree hereto TjUjrTKSN MILKS BY CANAL PACKET, AND CZNTKAI
fore considered InraiiUfl of Wygambltte, JC- OHIO RAJI«RQADfrom QaypooPs Station to Kitirk
Uon, Mill ill Dfcera of tb« Loop, by DR. CURTIS’ I jff?fc, T li,g BtenbraTlil. .t 7 i/doob, A. M, into.
HTQSANA. Reed the following: et fflajrpocra In ttmir trr nrrmnrt irlth TTlgtit Frprrn Train.
Dr. Hbssell, Postmaster aCßuriington, N.T, mys: "Send «a Central Ofaio Railroad, for Newark and Columbus, arri
. Ar—. _. n_■ |fc-«- _-ni 1,,, h-. <- .ytng at Newark at 12.03 A. M., and Colombo*at 120 A.M.,
a down more Hygeana, if ■ worUag wonders here in ini mediately with train for Cincinnati; end at
diseases of the longs. I beHeve it wffl cure any diseases SinTirlirileiMpom and ChST
not In the very last stages, and even then jfojgleeiaas to VIA DAVTON.
*«>-»•£«■ •«»
willing,’ Mid my neighbor, ‘to pdroJUM » wwkngo » we* end lee Tl— tammcUMoly tor SUsbenrUle end lolermedlete
for my daughter; It gives her ldo not expert points, awf arriving at Steubenville at 7-45 P. M
i ~ i. if.,« n | PRBfltsT PARR.
a,™* » H. aeobMi,4ta«Ur of *** to ' . .*5 %
TTum<< | Maine, writes os: u The Hygeana'ls doing wonders Pamimgfrn going East by this route will procure Tickets
here. My sister has had a distressing cough, with great attoeOentral Ohio Railroad otfees in Columbus and
difficulty of breathing, for years. She worwihe Inhaler and passengers change Cars at Newark, for Mt. Vernon, Bbel
took the Cherry Syrup »or a few days .before she was re- by, Mansfield, Sandusky City and Toledo.
well. Dr. Curtis’new system of inhalation. Host produos Canal Packets. Tenser. PKinnEgraw,
an entire revolution In the treetzaent of dleeasee of the novl - Superintendent.
lungs. There is no mistake, it Is truly a wonderful dis
covery. 7 ’
The Bar-Mr. Curtis says: “ It Is-now-eight days since
my daughter put on the inhaler and «*— ||M, < using the
Hygeana, and it has alresdpr done more for her than tilths
medfcal faculty have Wen able to do for the last twoyaari
The irritation and Uulltug sensation In the throat is gM#,
and with it the ooogb. She sleep* well.”
gold at DR. KETSS&*B Drug Store, No. 140 Wood street
corner Virgin allay and Wood Jtreet. (oet&dewSm
[.From (ht PittdMrgh DaQy Ihipatck, Jtt. 16,1868.]
Clsnat*3B:xp»»deru—ShomHU* Bwaw.-ii
'EXMIIiMt Aftielt*
Person* who hare acquired a stooping podflna, by foso#»
htg a eedentary oocupation, will sipwlenM groat relief by
th* use of the *• Washington Bnipender Brass,* made ui
sold by Sr. KBYBXH, Conor of Wood stmt aad
•Hey. It answm* for a brace weight df
ttks pantaloons la so placed as to continually toad to bring
the shoulder* to their natural position, aad expand the I
chest. We purchased an* some time ago, and bare bean *> I
pleased with it, that we unsbUdted gate it a*pdfl, v gratia.;
Women, hundreds of whoa are annually injured by tbn
wrigbt of enormoia ‘‘skirts," *onld also procure thm*
braoea. Be particular In proenring the kind mentioned, a
many of the Braoea sold are hmabngi i
Sold vholeeale and retail at tha Srag Store of SBO. B.
EETSEB, No. 140, comer ef Wead atmt and Virgin allay.
J 9» Sgn of the Qolden Mortar.
N. B.—l also keep evaey vartsty efTrusm, Supporter*
Bady Braees, Pile Prep* ■■sMi Stocking*, ftupensaiy
fc. augafow}
Cut At Malm.
A CARD—CUisens of PfctriM#t r>& Bare among you.
lone of the most terrible dtemme known—the Chohra. Al
though so (fetal, at It nenafly ls acrertbeimi
promptly aad easily curabl% by a peeper remedy; lnvaria
bly eo in its earlier stfs aridem otherwise even after
collapse hae taken place. By twenty-two jwrf acquaint
anee with thfe disease I am enabled to afford you
A PROMPT AND PKBVSOT BBMXST,
Which yon will find in my j
CHOLBRA apxoina * '
Every family should get It at. cnee, aad keep It on hasp.
Every pertim in foot should have it within reash, and im
mediately use It an the drat dWurhanee of the bowels.
The relief It gives 1s prompt and efftctual. Bee it with
fldance, even ht the later stages.
Poll directions for treating the disease aceompeny it. <
For sale by QBOROS H. ESTBXR, No. 140 Wjpod stmt,
iUsburgh. [eepZlj 8.8. FITCH, Broadway, N. Y«
A Phyilelan’s Oplmtom of ay II
Braoea* i
DL-Lavi, editor of the Chambersburg T\ muu fejif, under
date of September 18, 1864, In speaking of them toe*,
jays: Our friend, Dr. GEO. H. KE7BRR, submitted to opr 1
inspection a very fine specimen of the “ Washington Ms-,
Brace,” manufactured and sold by Urn ;
of Wood street and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. Warms :
•smirahiy the purposes ** *hfch it it latended,ls Hgnt
and easy, and altogether free from the objections attached
to the many other Braces In general use. It is anexedleat
Suspender, while at the same time it ptnei vee the shonL
dersln a healthful position, without ai all restraining
movements of the body. The Dr. wQI send, them
by mail, free of postage, to any part of the Date. 'j
Sold wholesale and retalLat
street, corner of Virgin alley. * - footfrdaw
LIBT 07 6J&HUISE PAHHT XEEHCOTB,;
oitßUßiasoroaaaiaPr . 1
FLEHIHO BBOTBKKI, ' !
ruphiMi nTT —*t” —
r*mgfi** aad Dealert i» I&mt
Comer Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
t-eeIEOT AMERICAN 00HP0UND;
V Jayne's Alter*tire:
4 Carminative Balwm;
“ Hair Dye:
“ Expectorant;
“ Banatlve Ptllfl:
« Hair Tonic; w
Wlstar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Bryant’s Pulmonary Balaam;
Hoofland’s German Bitten;
Holla-d Bf*
Hoetetttr’s Stomach do
iierch&es’ Uterine Oatholloon':
Storms'Scotch Oough Candy;
- - -Price** - - do;
Thom’s do;
Howe's do;
o?good’s India Cholegogue; .
Hone’s Invigorating Cordials
Tyler’s Gum Arable Drops;
Harrison’s Hair Dye;
Phalon’s do
Batchelor’s do
HcMunn’a Elixir of Opium;
Bryant’s Purifying Extract;
Dailey’s Pain Extract;
Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Qingar;
HoAlllrter's do do:
Kidder’s Indelllble Ink;
Payson’s do do;
Arnhold’s do;
Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana;
Lyons’ Kathairon;
David’s Lilly White
Bazin’s do;
Tobias’ liniment;
Hunt’s do;
Allen’s Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Mexican Mustang do;
Parrel’s Arabian do;
Gardner’s do;
Barrel’s TwAUn do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
Berne’s Pile Lotion;
Meen Pun;
Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil;
Merchant's Gargling 00;
Rush ton, Clarke k Co.’i Cod lives 00;
McAllister’s Ointment;
Sings’ Itch do;
Perrel’s do;
Gray's do:
Trask’s Magnetic Ointment;
Judkln’s do;
gwaim’s Panacea;
Houck’s do;
Sargent’s Intent Panacea;
Perry Davis’ Pain Killer;
Ayer’s Cberrr Pectoral;
Hough ten’s Pepsin;
KJers Petroleum:
McLane’s Celebrated Llrer FQlfl
Brandreth's do
Wright’s Indian TtntiUe PfUs
Lee’s AntJ-bUkros do;
BareaparUla Blood do;
Bren’s do;
Swaynes’Extract Sarsaparilla Blood IQs
Jayne’s Anodyne Oongh do;
Townsend’* Health doj ’
Jew David’s Piasters:
Shoemaker’s do;
Dr. Newman's do:
Bad way's Beady BelSef;
Morris 1 Remedy;
Prot Wood’s Hair BeetoratiTa; *
Em ei eon’s do;
Bull's Sarsaparilla;
Townsend’s do;
Sand’s do; ' ;
Gaysoit’s Extract Yellow Dock and SampnrQlal*
Wolff’s Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap* Gleam's Honey;
« Highly Scented Brown Winter
« Musk;
Ladlnm’B Specific;
MeL&ne’fl Sudorific Cough fifrrup;
Tyler'aJJum Anbie do;
do;
Swayne** Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonis Byrup;
Bem’ft Trieophorou*;
Konrood'S'Dactur* of Tantrum Vlxid*;
McLane’s Celebrated Vermifuge,
Dr. Loeock’s Pulmonic Wafers;
Thompson’s By* Water;
Ageutsfor aU o r Br. McCUntoek's faaflypCedieM
Dr. Ktedham’s Breast Pumps;
Water's Atmospheric Breast Pomps;
Gam Elastic do do
Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD! I
Hot a Fartiola of Kornur is it. I
LKT THE AFFLICTED READ AND PONDER!—An J
Infolllble Remedy for fieroftria, Kins'! Evil, Bheuma- I
tifm. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or.Paeralw j
on the Face; Blotches, Bolls, Ague tnd Fever, Chronic Bor*
Byes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Snlaxzaznant and J
Pain of the Bones and Joints. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic I
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Dtaeanm I
arising from an injudicious use or Mercury, Imprudence In I
r.ttw or Impurity of the Blood. I
great alterative medicine and Purifier of Blood 1
Is now used by thousands of grstpfhl patients from all part! 1
of the United States, who'testify daily to the remarkable 1
•area performed by th« greatest of all medieines, M CAR- j
TBB*B SPANISH MIXTURE.” Neuralgia, Rheumatism, I
fcrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Teresa, j
Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat. Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily potto flight by using this great and
Inestimable remedy.’
Tor all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found ]
to compare with it It cleanses the system of all import*'
ti«s, acta gently and efficiently on the Urer and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion, sires tone to the: Stomach,
makes the akin clear and healthy, and restore* the Cooatl*
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the excesses I
of youth, to its pristine rigor andstreagth. -1
For the Radies, it is invariably better than all the eoe* I
meties ever used. A few doses of Carter’s Spanish Mixture j
will remove all sallowness of complexion, bring the roeee j
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step, and fan* I
prove the general health in a remarkable degree beyond aQ I
the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we hare received ]
from persona from all parte of the United States, is the beet
evidence that there U no humbug about it. The press,
hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and publie men, well
known to the community, all add their testimony to tiki
wonderful effete of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac, and
read the wonderful com this truly greatest of all Medicine*
has performed. . _
None genuine unimb signed by BENNETT A BEERS,
Proprietors, No. 8 Pearl street, Richmond, *VC; to whom ell
orders tor supplies and agendas must be addressed.
And for ml* by B. A. FAHNESTOCK, JOSEPH FLEM
ING, FLEMING BRO&, end by Drnggida generally,
uctairiewly • ■
XTENITIAN RED—26 bW* Bngßsfr for
Y *7 [oet£7] FLEMING BROTHER
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TO BXWJJUL COLUMBUS ABO CXBCIBBATZ,
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PITTSBURGH, BT. LOUIS ASD NEW ORIEAMB.
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
RAILROAdTo CHICAGO
THENCE EY '
CHICAGO AHH HIBBIBBIPPI EAU.ROAD
in Air Hue Boats from CMetgo to St. Louis.
fp RAINS LEAYE CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays excepted)
1 on arrival of Exjpism Tufa of Mfcmgan gcuthenfeand
Uantral Railroad#- ' ,
let BT. LOUIS DAY MAIL.... fcSO, A. M.
M. « - Mt REPRESS-IOdO, P. H.
Trains nm thrown fitfttJMds la fourteen boars, via
Bloonihigtou, chtuxffc of am
at St Laats with
BZRBT GLAEB OMU FCM'NEW ORLEANS,
aadln>ipiMdlßtdTiift9ls.ipgfcmsdiiMppl,«mPfflh regular
Bnasaf stsemersjnE£impfod€bußdtßraßk ,
time prom pmnntffo sr. louib s hours.
Baggage ebeeksd through to 8t Louis, on.Mhfcigao Cm*
tral and Southern-Trains, sad at the depotin Cbimgu.
IP. HOLI.IKTER, Chicago,
General Pumngsr Agent
RHffMED P. MORGAN, Jb, BnperfntadtonL
49“ Enough Tickets to 8k Louis, by this route, can be
obtained la Plttibßiah. at Offices of Cleveland and Pitts
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. fsspaTtftn
CLXTILABO ABB PITTSBURGH
! lllTißOin.
- IN CONNECTION WITH THE -
Olgo —d PftasylTaala Bailrorii
" - YIA ALLIANCE.
rpHB shorted, quickset and cheapest route to Toledo, Cui»
1 quo, Bock Galana, and 8t Louis, Is YIA
L. nis.Mate it one bandied mil— shorter and about debt
I boon quicker to Chicago, than the circuitous one YIA IN-
I KANAPOUE
I Three Dally Trains between Pittsburgh and CWraUnd.
I Four Deflv Trains between Cleveland and Chicago.
I Time to Cleveland sir boms, Chicago twenty-two heart,
I and 8t Louis thlrtyeeren boom.
TroißS for-Cleveland leave ABlnaoe at TJO, A; M~ IRJOO,
IL, and 6SOP. M, conn voting at Hudson with Trains for
Cuyahoga falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
1040. A. M~ 120. P. M-. ana BJD, P. M.
Bm Trains oftbe Ohio and Penna. Railroad, leave Pitts
burgh at 800, A. SL, 8 DO, A M_ and 3 DO, P. &L; arrive in
Cleveland at 10 00, A. IL, 2ND, P. kL, and 840, P. M 4 oon
naetlng there with through Trains foe Toledo, Chicago, Bock
Island and St. Louis.
Paamn gen for Toledo, Chkmgo, St. Inuis and the So»th-
I weet, leeilng. Pittsburgh on either of tbs.morning or after*
l -mooo Trains, by going YIA CLEYXZAND, will arrive in -
L Chicago one Train in advanea of (boos who g»ivia Mans*
[ Raid or any other mate. Time gained by going via Cleve*
I g^t
Pueeagers going to 8L Louis or any other point west
of Chicago, will make the cloamt connections and quickest „
Htn» by tbs 8.00, A IL, Train from Pittsburgh.
rsMiiiigeriitij iblsTri!n his , mnTnlsnil)rrTti Pt —l
I tbe evening of the following day. '■>>
I The bains from Cleveland to Diledo and Chicago ran as «
| follows: Lean Cleveland at &00 and 820, A. 130 and
1 820, P. JL; arrive in Chicago at BAS tnd ILOO, P. BL, 8.30,
I AM.andlA(»M.
] Trains Esavefor Roek Island and St Louis as follows:
Leave Chicago at 8.20, A M. and 9.30, P.M.
rsewsijnrs for Bk Louis go over Boek Island Railroad to
Tftttrt «ml ft.BMmm' tkn raiUon tint Wl««<Mliml RaOTOUd
to Alton, and tbenee by Steamboat (23mD«a) to 81. Louis.
PasMngera by tbe 820, A Train arrive in 8C Louis at
1120 same evcßisg, and by tbe 9.30, P. IL, Train at noon,
next day.
Baggage cheeked through to Cleveland, and there re»
cheeked for Chicago and St. Louis.
PARS YIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lav ta.ua. Ist cusa £sn class.
To ADiasce_....42 80 To CMesgo..., $ll 60 960
Cleveland. 4 00 La Balle 14 60 12 60
Tniarin g oo Bock Islands 1640 18 60
• 6 00 Bt Louis 19 60 16 60
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets at the
o&ee of we Company, in Moooogabel%-House, third door
below tbe oorner. J. DURAND, Bqyt Cleveland.
J. A GAUGHEY. Agent,
tsplS Pittsburgh.
SUMMER ARRABGEMENTB.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THROUGH IN FIFTEKM HOURS*’
ON AND AFTER THUBfiDAY, JULY- BTH, THREE
THXOtTGH TRAINS, .
fir nit MAIL TRAIN wiQ leave every Morning (Rundsys
I atY o’clock, stopping at all the regular eta*
tkme,aodigtBsWtnPWwleiphle at 12o’blocftt.P H.
. fHt FAST TRter will ken Pittoburgh fodly (exeapt
Sundays at 1 u'alich, etopplW ,i Bt- Greembarg, MMbv,
Rhdzsvole, Lockpoct, Johnnom. WUmoee, Gallitscn, Al*
loena. arrivtog in PbUadclpiiia at 4 o’clock, the next
morning.
THE TRAIN wDI leave every evening
; at 9AO o*eloek, stopping only at Irwin% Gxeensbnrgb,
i Introbe, Hillside, Johnstown, Ullsy*s, GalßtmvAltootuw
! connecting at Harrisburg with tbe train for Balti
more, and arriving In Philadelphia or Baltimore, at 12,30,
! soon. '
| THE ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN will leave eveir after
1 noon (except Sunday) aOßgop’clock, stopsing at all regn*
lar stations, and runnhmlmn’ as for as Bialaville.
THE SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves dally
(except Sunday,) at lrcduek, A &L, stooping at all sta
tions, and running oaly'as for as Brin ton’s.
I RETURNING TRACNB arrive in first Ao»
j oommodation anivearat 8 o’clock, A. M. Express, 1, P. M.
Second Aeeommonßon,746, P.M. Mail 1130,P. M: fast
I TJw, 220, A M.
} Pare to New York, $10,60; Fare to Philadelphia, $8; Fare
i to Baltimore, $B. fare to Bedford Springs, $6,70.
I Baggage checked to ail stationson the Pennsylvania Rail.
I road, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
I Peaeengem purebasing ticket* in cars, will be charged RB a
cum in addition to tbe station rates, except from stations
when tbe Company have no Agent.
No notes of a lass *t»—* five will be
reeMvedin payment foe tickets, except those issued by the
Bepfcy of Pennsylvania.
NOTICE.—In case of loss, tbe Compeny will bold
themßelvee renponslbio for personal baggage only, and for
anaaount not exceeding $lOO.
N. Rf Tbs Omnibus Line has been employed
fr» ivm«j piiMi»|pTi ami to and fromtbs Depot, at
a charge not to exceed 16 cants for each pamnger, and
16 oents foreßcbtrunk. A .
for tkketa, apply to . J. MESKIMZN, Agent,
At the P. R. R-PaaeaDger Station, on liberty ft.
Jufr flth, 1864HJb7
OHIO AMD FZVjrtTXViJriA BAILB0A2).
Haw Arraagensnt.
COMMENCING EEBS NAS FSt, 1884,
Matt. TRAIN le»TeePittnVurgh»t 8 AM;<HneaatAlll
im; takutaaat CnstQM.uA-ttakeaadosecon*
MBtkMithtft with a tut Xxprws Train, raaebing Qneta*
nati abont 18 o’clock at night. _ „
TRAIN leara pttartmrgh a* 8 o'clock, P. M.,
*ttmr the arrtral of the Express train from Philadelphia,
•ad nantm at P. 1L» conseetinf with the
4ht Ciiihi which reaches Cincinnati in the morning.
are wtth the Ohio and Indiana, and
BaUbntaine and railroads for Barton, Indianapolis
»«< ftwrrn It> T»<l«n» I '
AwimkiVwh an made with Cleveland, Monroeville. Ban
duty, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with Boeyras, Upper
Bandndty, Itaeat, and thelwrnsontbeMad RJvtr Boad.
Aleo,irra Mount Vernon, Newark, Zaneevflle and towns
cb tK* Minefield road.
Tan to (Sndnnatl $7; to ladianapoUssBito Daytn s6,fio;
to Toledos 6; to Columbus $6,26; to Zanesville $640; ta
|t. Through tickets to Loolevilla at reduced
BKTUBHISGI
THI REPRESS train leaves Creetllne at HI P~M,
and reaches Pittsburgh at 8.30 P M, eoanseting with the
foot Express Train ttgoogh in fifteen hours toPhiladriphU.
MATT. TRAIN leaves Crtlfne at 230, du IL on the ar»
rival of the Night Express Train from Oadnnaii, and
at PttMmrgfcet P h*
IfXW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavas
Pittsburgh at 10 AM, and JP H, and New Brighton at 6
i If, l.tfi p M.'
remflHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at TAM, ahdO Pi
arrives at 480 A H, and 4.80, PM.
jyCte Trains do not no on Sunday,
py Tickets or further information, apply at the ticket
Hfhye of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of
J. Q. CUBBY, at the corner oßee under the Monongahela
H«"r. Pittsburgh, or of
CXOfiCB PARKIN, Ticket Amt,
- Federal street Ratios.
JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
PeaßijrlTUila Railroad*
SUMMER TAROT between Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; eoamaneiag April Ist, ISM.
jS¥r*tC , tosr'-“Brooms,Cedar and Wooden Ware, Feathers,
furniture, seeond hand, Tors, Pianos, Poultry; WinesJ in
baakstsor boxes; 75 casta % 100 fits. •
Claa —Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Deer Skins, 'doses
gad Timothy Bead, Glassware, Hardware, Bags, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, and Eggs: fiOe-WlOOtos. ' .
Third Claa —Bacon and Pork (loose*) Butter, is firkins,
kegs or bbls; Hides, Leeth*r,-Boap, Window Glass, and Cot
ton, nncoeaerswed: 66c.mi00 Jbs. •
fbvih tffeit-AlcoboL Bacon (in casks or boxes,) BarW
sal Malt, Beef and Pork, Candies, Cheese, Lard and La*<*-
(Ml, Hemp, Whisky, Cotton, (compressed,) Leaf Tobactc
40e.*10Q!be.
I Plonr 80 cents bbl. , a
,prl GBOR9B 0. FRAWCIfiCCS.
gtesmbekt Fnrnitnre snd Chain,
• ' WB. are constantly engaged jn tha
manufacture of STEAMBOAT CABIN «
CHAIRS and FURNITURE, of every
description, and pay particular attention
to the manmtoetes»<* the beet styles, suitable fbr the os*
of Btesmboats. Onr exptfkace In this branch bmp*
naas enables us to warranT mtisfaclton, as well ”with “#
promptitude la which orders are filled, «*
the work and personal attention S l *” 1 J®.
in furnishing Boats, will find it to their
* d wS l * , * to gi ’ , ‘ a **‘* 1L T. B. YODMQ * 00.
Home Leafs* Psctory.
TTRAVT giiiBTING
H to suit the retail trade of Pittsburgh and. Allegheny,
m& or hard twisted yarn, Jerk patterns
»t.n«rai irtnilr 1 -" that Stewartf* Checks and Tweeds
a^MtfSlHorUqnaUty to any othersmennfantnivd in
•F* with an lacrtssing demand tor them,
iSsSSSsKi
*?£uWar«oom. Rebecca street, sear the deyk, Allegheny.
1 U HAMLTOB STEW ART.
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