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Coubt ot Quaktbr S*BBionB.—Before Hon.
W. B. M'Clure, President Jadge; Gabriel Adams
and Wbl Boggs, Associates.
Wmdhxsdat, November 15.
The Court of Quarter Sessions, yesterday mor
ning, according to notice previously given, com*
menosd the disposal of the Baptist Church oases.
By an agreement between the counsel of both
parties, the whole number of cases, seven in
number, were ordered to be tried by one jnry.
Thta will save a considerable amount of oostSi
and expedite the business.
The indietments, as handed in by the proseeu*
ting attorney, B. Biddle Roberta, are as fol
lows:
Commonwealth vs. John Follansbee, John Van*
dergriff, Arthur H. McClelland, John Soannell,
Aquilla Soannell, Drs. J. P. and W. H. Dako, et
cL Indictment, unlawful assemblage aud as
sault and battery, on oath of Rev. Samuel Wil
liams.
Commonwealth vs. Rev. Samuel Williams.
Indictment, assault aud battery, oo oaths of
Aquilla Soannell, Joho Follansbee, and John
Vandergri J.
Commonwealth vs, John Vandergriff, John
Follansbee, A. H. M’Clellaad, Wm. H. Bake and
Aquilla Scanlon. Indictment, assault and bat
tery, on oath of Samuel Williams.
Commonwealth vs. John Follansbee and A. H.
M’Cleliand. Indictment, assault and battery,
on oath of Samuel Burgesser.
Commonwealth vs. Samuel Williams, Samuel
Burgesser aud Emly Beauford. Indictment, as
sault and battery, on oath John Vandergriff.
These suits all originated and were caused by
a difficulty which oocurred at a church meeting
of the First Baptist Church, of which Rev. S.
Williams is pastor, held on the 29th of Joly last
For some time previous to that date, a dissatis
faction had existed in the congregation, in regard
to their preaeher, which finally resulted in a j or
tiou of the members holding a meeting, deposing
Mr. Williams, and electing a new board of trus
tees. The balance of the congregation, aud the
old trustees, however, did not recognise .the le
gality of this action, and continued Mr. Wil
liams in his duties as minister of the church.
This, of course, created two different parties, or
factions, in the ehurch, each striving for the
nuetery. On the evening of the 29th July, a
meeting of the congregation was held at the
church ; of which, Rev. Mr. Williams acted as
moderator. Bome objection was made by the
party opposed to the minister, to Samuel Bar
gosser acting as Secretary, and a motion was
made by Mr. M’Cleliand to remove him, to give
place to Mr. Scanneli. This motion, the modera
tor refused to put to tbs meeting, and a general
row ensued immediately after. The opposition
party endeavored to secure possession of the
minuts book, whilst the ministers! party tried
as strenuously to prevent them. In the scuffle,
the Pastor put out the gas light above the pu •
pit. Mr. Burgoaser, the clerk, was seized by
Messrs. Follansbee and M’Cleliand who, in tbeir
attempts to wrest the minute book from him,
pushed him back agaiust a pew, and threw him
on the floor. In the struggle, the anti-William*
party sueceded in getting the book. After lb*
melee had .lasted a few minutes, Mr. Williams left
the room, and went down to ’Squire Steel’s, and
made information against the several defendant*
as above enumerated. The next day, the other
party also laid similar charges against Mr. Wil
liams and his backers.
An attempt waa made on Tuesday night to
have the auita compromised, by each party"pay
ing their own coeta, but the plan waa not acced
ed to by the counsel for the Williams party.
After spending considerable time In empanel
ling a jury, the case was opened for the Com
monwealth by R. Biddle Roberts, Prosecuting
Attorney.
The first witness oaßad was tbe Rev. Mr.
Williams, who ocoupied nearly the whole dny in
delivering his testimony. Mr. Williams was fol
lowed by Samuoi Burgosser, who occupied the
'balanoe of the day.
Messrs. Kirkpatrick, .Marshall and Darragh
appeared for the ministerial party ; and Messrs,
Black and Hasbrouek for the opposition.
Prom the array of talent on both sides, great
speeches may be expected, when the coonsd
commenoe their arguments.
District Court.-— Before Hon. M. Hampton.
Wrdksbday, November 15.
Lynch and Haney vs. Smith. This is an ac
tion in which tbe plaintiffs claim $385 for
damages, on accoant of several rafts of lumber
sold by the defendant to plaintiffs for a full
price. Plaintiffs alleged that there was a large
amount of rotten aod damaged timber carefully
concealed, for the porpose of deceiving tbe pur
chasers. The defendant denies that ho had any
knowledge of tbe defects in the timber, having
bought tbe rafts from a man named Bosh, who
had, as testified by one witness, designedly so
oonstrnoted the raft as to conceal the bad logs.
Verdict for plaintiffs for $B5 50.
M'Candless vs. Moreland. Rule for judg
ment, for want of a sufficient affidavit of defence.
In the case of A Kirk Lewis ve. Irons, the
plaintiff moved for a new trial.
Lee vs. Schoeffle. Rule to show cause why
judgment should not bo set aside, aod in the
meantime proceedings stayed.
Bimpson vs. A. A. Mason. This is an action
covenant on a .lease of the store room for
merly occupied by the defendant on Market
ntreet, in this oity, in which tbe plaintiff olaims
a balance of rent due. The defendant alleges
that the rent was paid in repairs made by him
on the premises. To this tbe plaintiff objects
that the repairs were so badly done aa to be of
no value. No verdict.
Th« New Play of “Clara,” The distin
guished and popular actress, Miss Kimberly, we
are glad to see, is drawing full and fashionable
houses at the Theatre. This evening she pre
sents a new play, written expressly for her, enti
tled “ Clara—tbe Christian Heroine.” It ie eaid
to be an exceedingly interesting play-inculca
ting the highest moral, viz: filial dniy—and por
traying, in tbe most vivid light, the power which
avarioe bas over the human mind. From a
lengthy notice in a Boston paper we gather that
the plot is of stirring effect—the interest in tbe :
play being folly kept up from the beginning to
the end. One aot cannot be seen withoot creat
ing aft intense desire to see the next, and so on
until the play is finished. We may safely look ,
for a crowded house.
•Riot — Three persons, named Alex. Forsyth*
John M’Lean and Matthew Coward, were yes
terday taken before Mayor Vols, for riotous
and disorderly condnct. It appears that these
. three persons, along with another man named
Wm. Irwin, were all out on a drunken spree, in
tbe Eighth Ward, and coming across George
fitroble, a farmer, from Pitt township, abased
and beat him in the most brutal manner. Two
watchmen, who attempted to arrest them, were
also injured badly, and it was only after a large
police foree was called, that they were finally
Beenred. Forsyth and M’Lean, in default of
$2,000 bail, were oommitted to prison. Coward
wae released on giving security in $l,OOO. The
other person haa not yet been arreated.
Frisch Emigrants.—Wp observed, jester
flVv'.P* Captain Marsh’s new steamboat, the
oe*on Wave, a party of Frenoh emigrants, who
leave- this morning for tbe Icari&n oommnnity at
Nauvoo, Illinois. They are direct from France,
and under the charge of an agent This makes
the third or fourth party who have passed
through this city lately, to settle in the “ City of
the Mormon Prophet.”
Fir* ih M’Kkbsport.—We learn that the
dwelling house of Mr. R berte, in McKeesport
one of the best in the borough—was partly
destroyed by fire, on Tuesday night. The build
ing coet $5,000. Tho damage is estimated at
wibost $l,lOO. The. loss is more than oovered
ty on insurance of $2,400.
Arrested.— Two men, namod Edmund Fre
•deser and Augustus Meyers, were arrested yes
terday, by officer Fox, for stealing several tranks
from the Excelsior Omnibus depot. They were
committed to jail by Alderman Major, to await a
further examination to-day.
Bask Closed. —A telegraphic, despatch ar
rived in this city yesterday, announcing that the
Mechanic’s and Trader’s Branch Bank, of the
State Bank of Ohio, have closed their doors-
This bank Is perfectly secured with stocks, and
will ultimately make aU their notee good.' '
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rille Soine, of the eeaaon, ia to some off thie
gotten u&nnd omdnoteO, iq fTOfn, ,-eredi table.
sod reipebttAKr manner laet wlnUb, and n»re
liberally attended by the “ lon ” of the oity. La- 1
fayette Hall, to-night, will ho donbf be the eoene
of a many feedre throng, and be lit and made
brilliant' by the “ bellea and beauties ” of the
town who will graoe the assemblage. These par
ties have a gooff tendency to improve the morals;
of the youth, and to ooltivate « desire for eoj oy
ment in the oompany of good society, where
everything goes pleasingly on, and nothing is
seen or heard to offend the most delicate. If
such parties were more generally attended by
® w JMpsctable yoong men, soolety would be,
benentted and much good might uaalt there*
from—instead of the low and degrading “shin*
dies, n which are nightly mode the mistaken
place of resort for amusement. It-pd
Tas sale of those eligible building lots in
Manchester—part of the estate of the late James
Adams, Esq.,—will positively take plaoe on tbd
promisee on Saturday next, at two o’olook in the
afternoon. Oor readers will reeolleot that this
is amongst the most ohoice property offered for
sale at present Each lot is twenty-fire feet
front by one hundred deep; fronting on a ninety
Toot street, forming a wide avenue in front It
is also near the Manchester Plank Road, but euf
cientiy distant to escape dust or annoyance from
the road. It is also in full view of the Ohio
river, MoKee’e Rocks, Ac., and in an excellent
neighborhood. Pour of those lots would make
a delightful plat for a suburban residence. The
title is perfeot, and the terms will be easy.
James Blakely, Esq., has the management of
this property for the owners, of whom inquiry
can be made. See advertisement iQ another
eolumn. *
That ohoioe building lot on the ot.rner of the
Fifth Ward Market House and Penn street, will
be offered for sale on to-morrow (Friday) even
ing, at the Merchant’s Exchange, oo Fourth
street. This lot is large—thirty five feet front by
one hundred feet deep, and fe • lots in market at
the present time are so desirable for investment
or for improving. It will be sold at half past
seven o’olook. *
COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRAUK ABO
HKttSHAHTS' KXCRAHOJC.
„ OmCKHi).
President —JOHN BUIPTON
first Vice President—Wx H. Bkith.
Susmd “ Wit. R. Raowa.
Secretary Wm. B. Hire*.
Ttnuvnr —Joss D. Scollt.
Superintendent —B. T. Noethaw, Je.
to"?*** If-Art****** M >'oocmkr.-W. R. B loirs,
V. P, P. Belli ha, W.K.Niiccx,J. SL Pcxaocx, W. P. Joaa*.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Owe* or rat Dsilt Moexixg Pact, \
Thursday, November la, ism. j
Yesterday *u another ILgbt day ia busloM*, tbe commu
nity not yet feeling any benefit from the slight Km io the
river. Last evening, however, there were every indicat nn
for • prolonged rain, which, if realised, will yet fir* oar
merchant* something to do btfcn the toe impede* naviga
tion. We note on the books at the Ri change the following
aalee:
FLOUR.—A forther advance. . Babe 160 bbfi extra, from
store, in lots, at |l6 ; 60 do *ep*rfliM. from mill, at $9 os •
60 dodo and extra, from atore, at $10,310,26; 100 do do and
do to lots, from depot, at fS.tfftfjln.
QRAIN.—Opto...IO4O baa. ear, from depot, at 00c, to ad-
TBBoe; 140 do from store at fI. 0at5...50 baa. from rirsr
at 62c. >
lIAT —34 loads at $34(3138 too. *
SUGAR—6 bbls. folly fair, 6J£, foar mna *ai do. do to
prime, |&,60#6,87 f, 100 Bn, cash and time. j
SEEDS.— I I 2 bos. Olorvr, *
WHISKY—I7 bbla Rectified at »; 10 do. do, W.
Honey HnCtera la Clmelaamti.
TbU ws* another gloomy day In the city, coD&dnrwe bar
ing received aatolber Mow, ami unsettled, If pouible, more
than ever iba affsira in Third atn-et. The banking bouew
of Geo. Milne A Cu, opened this morning u u.«oaJ, but efter
being open about an boor U had la rloee, it* affalru bavlog
come to auch a point that to attempt to go ua any longer
wm, w* praeume, not only aaeleta but impoerlbln. Tfcl* i>
one ct tbe oldest pK»al* banking houses to the dtj aod
hed a most axtenatve oorraffpondeoeu. uol only in thiaecua
try, but in Rnglaod and Scotland, and haa been tbe chief
if ntd the only house here, which dene the Knglbh ba»i’
dcm io the way of buying and selling drafts on RagUtd
ami Ireland lu local business has never been externe**
although it had several large depositor* Tbe embarrass
ment of the house is ebfefiy in It* Mils of exchange. It
purchased a portion of the drafts on New York, drawn by
the Covington and Lexington Rail way, wfajrb were protect
•d in New York cm the first instant, and mat bark. The
boose also bolding a ronsWerabte amount In time bill* r*
New Orleans, all of vhlrb are good aswt* but not available
at present, of <*Qin. Ihe tuspensioo reused mar sorpriw
aod gnnersl n-gret, as tbs horn* has classed as first rats
and Mr Mlloe was geoarally respected and Hdmired tir bis
uniform sterling basin*** habits, haring ben engaged to
businrw in this city tor nearly twenty year*. Wi* prwume
there is but one fowling amougat bis creditor*, and lh»« is.
that strict justice will be don* them, lu any contingency,
by Oeo. Milne A Oo.— -CbrnmernaJ, Hb dwsday,
[3cmething later will be found in the Ulsgraphk col-
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AUCTION SALES.
Awctlow—Dally Bains.
A T tb« Caatstrdftl B*lea Room*, comer of Wood tod
Fiflb »treet*,*t 10 o'clock, A. ft j-rDermiareortmenl
or Hrear.nkbl*, Staple and Fancy Dry Oooda.CLothln*. Boot*
and Shoes, Uata,Capa, Ac..
„ AT 2 O'CLOCK, I*. M.,
arPcerlre.Qnreaaware, oiarewr. Table Cutlery, Lookin*
Glare*-*, New and Second Hmcd Hourebold and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, I>. M.
Dock*, Stationery, Fancy ArUclre, Marie*) InrirameoU,
Hardware and Cuttory, Clothing. Variety Oflode.fWd and
Bilwr watobre, Ae. P. H. DAVIS, Ancttoorer. ija.ll tl
F. M. DAVIS, Aaetio&ssr.
T RON CltT MINING COMPANY STOCK AT AUCTION.
± —On MONDAY KVENING, 20th loft, aiTo'drek, at
the Merrhanta’ Exchange, Fourth atoret, will b» aokl l.y
order of W. Palmer, Treasurer, aharee Iron City .Mlulok
Company Block, forfcjtoafor non-payment of laaeremont*
_oovl<J_ P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
ri'EA AT ADCTION.—Os FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 17th
A lu*t-, at a o’clock, at the OotamereUl Salt* Room*. «>r
ner of Wood and Fifth street* will be aold, RS half cheats
Tea*, superior quallttoa, You®* Hyson, Gunpowder, Impe
rial ami Black. Ttie attention of dealers is nquatal
P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
Household furniture, bar fixture*. AOit
AUCTION.—On THURSDAY MORNING. Nov*wtw
ldtb. at 10 o’riosk, at Dwelling Houae No. 776 Leon street,
Ninth Wart, will be sold without reaarve, a general areort
ment of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bar Fixture*,
Ac. Terms at sale.
oovl3 p. M. DAY IF, Auctioneer.
Penmanship,
PROF. MTLLAR A BROTUER, tbe celebrated American
Penmen, bare the booor to announce to tbe Inhalii
taste of llttaburgh, (hat their apartment* are now open
for the reception of pupils and visitors, In tbe second story
of LAFAYETTE BUILDING, entrance on Wood street.
Their style of writing is bold, free and expeditious, adapt,
ed to L*ittors, Bills, Notes, Bales. Receipt*, and finishing
Journal Entry, and lias been, and is successfally taught in
the principal cities and towns in the United States. Cana
das, the West Indies, Ae.
To the ladles will be eommunlcated a beautiful, flowing,
epistolary band, and the ooe practised in tbe most fashion
able Circles of the day. Having had years of experience,
they are confident of Imparting their system with marked
satisfaction to all. The course pursued Usnch aa to remove
those cramped aod awkward habits which so often result
from erroneous Instruction, and impart a more elegant *nd
expeditious band in one course of lessons, than is usually
learned la years by the old method. And with tbe aid of
their new band-brace—wbleb Is entirely ori-lnal—they are
enabled to assist persons in getting a proper position or
bolding tbe hand and pen, in lew time and with more earn
than by any other system. All persoot (good judges and
critics,) are respectfully invited to call on them at their
rooms, where they will be happy to elucidate their qualifi
cations by exhibiting Brxcucurs, explain their principles,
and execute anything that may be called for, whether they
wish to avail themselves of their services or Dot. IsuHm
wishing to receive private Instruction at their residence,
can be accommodated by making Immediate application,
A bad baud Uno objection. They will qualify two gentle
men as teachers during their stay In this place. Arrange
ments mode with Schools on reasonable term*.
Academy open from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M., and 3 to fl, from 7
to 10 P. M Hours of attendance for ladles and gentlemen
made known at their rooms. Reserved hours for ladlw.
Terms for tbe oouree $O.
Succlm qoajuhtzed. Specimens of improvement can be
seen at thrir rooms. Visiting, Wedding, and Invltatioo
Carts, written equal to engraving, at $2 per pack. All
kinds of Show Cards, lor Stores, Ac., executed cheap and In
the very best style.
N. B.—Person* whose business will not permit of their
takiug lessons during the day, can receive instruction at
night novia
A®* Agency of JDr. S, S. Fitch'* Celebra
ted Medicines, at DR. G. H. HEYSER’B Drug Btore,
No. 140 corner Wood street and Virgin alley.
Cherry Pulmonic, Pulmonary Balsam, Pectoral Expecto
rant, Pulmonary Linlnunt, Deporative Byrup, Heart Cor
rector, Humor Corrector, Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil,
Anti-Dyspeptic Mixture, Oougb and Cathartic Pills, Nervine,
Vermifuge, female Pills, Female Bped fic, Ae., Ac., used by
hhn constantly and with unprecedented encoess, in tbe
treatment of
Colds, Coughs, Cbnridnjkfon, Atlhma, Heart Diseases, Dyt
pepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Female
Ckmplainis, Piles, etc, ela. Dr. Fitch’s unequalled
Patent Silva- Plated Abdominal Supporters,
Dr. Fitch's Improved Plated Sled
Spring Shoulder Bract. Dr.
Pitch's Silver Jnhae
ling Tube,
Also, ail kinds of Proprietary Medicines, at the lowest
dees, wholesale and retail. nov!3:d*w
Ellwar Maulbctory.
SPOONS, FOAKS, KUBLEMB, Aa—-Rxnuanov Of Pbioss.
—Owing to superior facilities In manufacturing my own
work, we are now selling at least 10 par «ct. lower the*
the eastern cities, or elsewhere. All work is warranted.
Sterling Silver.—We also ttinnfheture Spoons of tbe
British sterling quality.
Watches and Watch repairing continued, with erery fa
cility 104 renewed determination to rive entire satisfaction
to eaffomersj both as to priee and the superior anility of
the work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
corner of Market and Fourth streets.
JftcnoTßl
BP. SHOPS respectfully Informs his friends and the
, public that he has removed his merchant and custo
mer Tailoring Establishment to No. 93 Fourth street, near
Wood! He resrpectfally Invites his old friends and custo
mers to give him a call, confident In his ability to please.
Remember the nomber, 93. norlfi. 2w
Overlngton’a superior EUitle Water
Proof Cork Soles,
A SURE PREVENTIVE of damp sod cold Poet A new
lot joat received and Ibrasle at the OORK STORE, No.
76 Smithfield street.
00v14:3t
HKNBY OVKRIMQTON.
/"MOTTON TWINE— 300 lbs, while sod Yariegsted, Id atora
\J tadforMlsbj [norlOj 7LJEMINQ BBOS.
*' t
j%jbws FORRnmat
That is enoouraging. Th 4 tJhki rtrsf may redeem iU
character yet thfo year. .
Storiedalt>i neto boat, to whloh we referred a few
day* ago, la to be called the “John 0. Fremont” She ia
one of the largest stem-wheel steamer* erer built at thu
joint.
SUxmar Launched.—Capt. Cbas. Bton*‘s new boat, the
“ Monongahela,” was launched at Porter’s ship-yard, SbouM*
town, yesterday. She la over 200 feet long, will carry
ward* of ton* freight end la intended for the New Or
leans trade.
ChpL R. O. Gray leaves to-day on the good steamer “Al
toona,” for Cincinnati nod all intermediate ports. Our
good-looking friend Poarga, who graces so well the clerk’s
offlee of any s'earn boat, will be found at his usual post
Ocean Hems.—This Is the name of a fine new side-wheel
steamer, drawn tip to the wharf yesterday afternoon. Bbe
is intended for tho Illinois river trade, and la to be under
tbe command of Capt Wo. Mareh, as capable and obliging
a captain as can be found anywhere. Ths boat will posi
tively leave to-day for St. Louis and porta above.
The “Ben Franklin” leave* for Cincinnati and New
Orleans to-day, and will not foil to stop at every one of tbe
way porta.
The regular Wheeling packet, steamer “ Hartford,” Capt
Wm. llaxlett, will leave this morning, at ten o’clock.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brcwnarilfo.
“ Luaerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
STEAMBOATS.
“1854.” '
PITTSBURGH, CIHCIHRATI, LOUISVILLB,
Pituborgh ui Cincinnati Stnam Pnekst Linn,
rom tea oo!mT*wca or
PABSBSGBK9 AND FREIGHT
arnren*
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLi:,
And Salmi Louii,
fga» k Tula Libs la comport*! of eeveo
ciau powerful eteamert, qd» I
for »pe#d, *plendor, safety
and oomfort, and 1* the oiai ruaocm j-.aiit ukiofStcab
PaCUTb on the Ohio river. ll <wnn«cfe with the U. S. Mai)
Uaeof Steamers from Cincinnati t<> l-oai-«illi. nod Saint
U)0i«, by which pawenrerr tad freight ar« ttelrud and rt
ctiptni Otrvufih daily. Two new Steamer* hav>- been added
to the Use, which now cnoafets of the following b»«ta :
IKiyt of iXrparlurt
Giplaiiu. from J\iLtlmrah.
BUC&EYK STATIC. M. W. Bn.Tiuoovnu...suod«y
MKBSXXOKIL No. B Davis Mondav
ALLEGHENY ~..flsa M*Ui> Tu**l*'r
CRYSTAL PAL-ACE W».J. Kocsn- WrdoraJar
PHILADELPHIA „.IL J. Gbac*. -Thursday.
PITTSBURGH... 11. Cabt&hj.. Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA -Jxo Ku.xtrrLr** .Saturday
Leave dally at 10 o'clock, A. >l., precl^ly.
No received after nine o'dick on the moraine of
departure.
for particular*, apply on hoard, or to
JOHN H LIVINGSTON, 1 4
JOHN PLACE. / A^ot*.
Uoum> Bnlldlu£*.
dec!*!
Jlttsbargh, 1863.
" 18.14."
CANADA WEST.
JQTk CliT«Uad. Pori 9u»l«y . jHy k
aad Port Bvrwell. UIU
TUI FINK low pmcon steamer TILEURAPIL, GapUln
a. Usaaov. will make I*o trips a week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, ud Port lturvoU, u follows ;
U»o Cleveland for Port HuoUy, every MOM DA V aod
THURSDAY KVK.tI NO, kt 7 o'clock. 7 *
L<twi Port Bnrweil for Port Stanley at 1 oYlwk
Uwtm Port Manley for Clevrland every WEDNESDAY
and BATUKDAt KVKNIMJ, at T ; j o'clock.
The Telegraph roon-rla at Cleveland, with th* Clvv-land
Columbus and ClnriDumU, the Cforvland and Pittsbar,-h
tin* Lake khore, and the Toledo, Norwalk aod Cleveland
Railroads. Al*>conn«ctA at Port Stanley with tha
Line of Stage*, whWth connects *ljh the Gnat Wwture
Railroad.
For freight mod paanga apply on board, or to 800VILL A
LACDBKBaLK, Cleveland; 8. F. HOLCOMB, Port BUuirv
or A. M BKII'K, Port Harwell. ‘
Ki| aTarPac keV”for*C?n otanaaT
(Qte Tha*aw aod apUadid light draught ateamer
ILC. Graf. will invefor the
port, aod all Intermediate Undine*. uti
THURSDAY, the i£h laat-. at 10 A. M
For freight apply on board. or t
WT» J _B. UVIXGSTON, Agent
K«r St. Lomln mad nitnotaKlv«r7
. . Tb*_o«w Rod RukwUoUßi iWuwr OCEAN
Cgptain W. UtMH. win f<> r the
u«l loUsm-iliati* port*, TUIS DaV.
ror nwlgtrt And ptMgf »H>!y go Uißrd.
For 'Cincinnati and fU Loili.
, fl*J> w Tb* o. » RU-t tutMtßMißl »U*m*r <IIUND
Captßin Oau.ath, will Un for th*
Rtkl loicrawiiit* j» <r u, THIS DAY.
. eppljr no U*tnl. ufftifl
Fop Cincinnati
, IQB* THE n*w rd 4 •üb»untl»l Rt**m»r BKN
N, Captain Tao**.« llnu, will
ti» sbr.t* ports, PATCKDAY. Dull tn.t.
v . J'tll’l FLACK. A ff *nt
>or freight or pß*rß** ip;.]? on bo*.r-l norU
For New Orleans, Galveston, Uratosaan
tlaffo, and Fort Brown, Trim
, fc. TU •.« .iri ,utnißHU«l His«a HANOI*
Jtnu OlliMiu, U*«t«r, will Uar, lor
store sod ports TUW DAY.
- ro s fr^ ht toer-J. dotKi
For Nt Louis. "
> fP*’ k. The new erxl tufc*t»nU*J itMßrr PRAIRIE
yttgrl C«pt«io F Maratta, Win Uwveftw th*
iqJ Intermodule port*, on Qm> first rU*
Vor freight sad pusage apply on board. or to
°" T _ 4 _ J_nif?<>J.ACK,_Arrnt
R*f*Ur WW««jlo|r JPaekat.
The light draught .Uam-r II ARTP< >KU,
jjHglGaptaln Wautv lUxtrrr, will b«matt«T mikr
*wtl» trlj* f«-»r iho aieive and tnlertnnlUU
port*. Having. Terr TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUB
DA Y, at 10 ©’clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J. P POLL!K<IW»V~>&, Ajp.nl
WINTER ARRANOEMENTB.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
*“’*• fiIKM *»«•
RAILROAD.
MAIL TRAIN will Inav* every moraine (Sundsye
exempted) at T oVJork. stopping at ail the rrgular sta
tion*, arming in Philadelphia at 12 3'J A. M.
TUJi FAST TRAIN will Irate Htuburgb daily (rxrvpt
Sunday,) at 1 nYJuck, stopping at Irwio>. flre*-ii'imrK, l.a
tri t.r. IHatrsTillx, Johnstown, Wilwor«. Oallitsr-u
Ac., arriving in Philadelphia at 5 o’clock, the n.-xt
morning.
TIIK EXPRESS TRAIN will leave every evening
at 9:30 o’clock, stopping only at Greensburgh, Latrol*,
Lockport, Johujitewn, StHuoerhill. QalUtaen, Altoona,
Ac., connecting at llairDhurg with the train for Ralti
more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at 2
o clock, P. M.
TUK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Usee every after
noon (except Sunday) at 6.30 o’pirvk, stopping at all regu
lar station*, and runuiog ooly a- Ur n* lllair: v||| e
TUB SECOND ACCOMMO&ATI >N TRAIN ImVee dally
(except Sunday.) at 11 oVk*k, A. M . stopping at all sta
tion!, and running only uhrx> UrtntouV
KKTURNINQ TRAINS arrive In I’lttsburgh. First Ac
commodation arrives at 8 o'clock, A.M. Kvpre** 120 P M
Second Accommodation, T, P M. Mail 12.30. P M Pa*t
I don, 'A2Q, A M.
Fare to New York,sll,so; Fare to Philadelphia,*!!; Fare
to Baltimore, $8,60. Fare to Harrisburg.s6,2o.
Baggagrebeckvd to all station* on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, ami to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Paaaengers purchasing ticket* In care, will be charged txb
01**8 in addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company hare no Agent.
Pennsylvania money, and par funds only, received In
payment tor tickets.
NOTICE.—In case of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and tor
an amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. B-—The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed
to convey passengers and baggage to and from the Depot, at
a charge not to exeead 16 cents for each passenger, and
16 cents for each trunk.
For tickets, apply to J. MEBKIMEN, Agent,
At the P. R. R. Passenger Station, on Liberty at
November 13th, 1864—f novU
EIBH— 60 bills No. 3 large Mackerel:
60 boxes Healed Herring;
6 tierces Codfish;
4 cases Sardines; received end for sale by
»oTI MILLKK A RICKRTBON.
ILB—Sperm, Lard, Whale end Tanners’Oil, received
and for sale by (nor?) MILLHR A RICK.KTSON.
SALKKATUS— 26 boxes M’Farlanu’n Seieratu*, fur sale by
nov* MILLER A RICKETSON.
Flavoki.no extracts—
Vanllle, Almond, Lemon,
Strawberry, Tine Apple, Rose,
Raspberry, Nutmeg, An., Ac.
For sale by (opvB] R. E. SELLERS A CO.
! IQUOKICE —2 cases Calabria Liquorice, lor sale by
,J potS R. E. SELLERS A CO.
MUSTARD —30 kegs English Mustard, for sale by
novB R. E. SELLERS A CO.
QUININE— 200 ounces Quinine, for sale by
uovS __ R. K. SELLERS A 00.
BEIMBTONE —1,700 lbs Brimstone, for sale by
povB R. E. SELLERS A CO,
ARD...14 kegs this day received and for sale by
I nov9 HENRY H. COLLINS.
BALKKATU8 —3,000 toe In store and for silo bv
FLEMING BEOS.,
Successors to J. Kidd k
No. 60 Wood street.
TJHCBARB HOOT—2oolbs, a superior article, in store
JA) and for Bale by [norlO] FLEMING BROS.
WUITK CHALK—2,OOO Iba in store and ior sale by
norlO PLKMINQ BHO3.
MKKICAN CAYENNE—3OO fits in store and for sale by
noflG FLKMING BKO&.
COX’B GELATINE—2 gross In store and for sale by
norlO PLKMTNG BROS.
Window glass— loo boxes 8xio;
100 “ 10x12;
BO “ 0x12;
75 “ 12x16;
60 “ lOxU; Swearer’s brand,
fnOTlQ] SMJTH_ k SINCLAIR.
for sale by
COFFEE— 100 bags prime Rio for m)« by
PQTIP SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
GARDEN TOOUJ—6 doren steel Digging Torks:
8 do Aloes’ Spades;
4 do Draining Spades ; for tale by
p|ANDIKfr-"8 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles;
V 25 ** Star Candles; ftr sale by
net2B KINO A MOORHEAD.
DRBBBP<Q BUREAUS—Mahogany and iralnot Drearinfr
Bureaun, serpentine fronts, a handsome article, fl nisfi*
ed and for sale by T. fi. YOUNG 4 00.,
oeOT Smithfleld street
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POET OP PITTSBURGH.
tSOHtS WATia IS TO! CUAHWIL—«TAL ■■»»
“ Thomas Cshriver, Hcndrickeou, West Newton.
** Gen. Bayard, Peebles,Elisabeth.
“ Convoy, Wolf, WellavUle.
“ Latrobc, Oook, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
“ Jeflereon, Parkinson, Brownsville.
*• Lurerne, Bennett. Brownsvilla.
“ Thomas slhriver, Hendrickson, West Newton.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
“ Exchange, M’Callum, Wheeling.
OooToy, Wolf WellsviHe.
AkP
SAINT LOUIS
JAMKS WARDROP.
« n *
* % F «*.'
r *s* '*
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AMUSEMENTS.
IKS? MAHAont—.f}ftk xtmt.abow Wood —..Prices of ad
mleskm—Boxes and Parquette 60c; Private Boxes, forge. 88:
do. do. small, $6; Beoofc} Her, 25c; Boxes for ooloredpw
sons, 60s. Persona Rearing seats will bedtayed 1214
easts extra for the cortMcat*. Doors open at Wto rVcloefc
performance to commence at 7U o'clock—Third night of
the engagement of Mist KIMBERLY, tha popular Ameri
can actress .This evening, November 16th, the perform
ance »!!! commenee with the new play entitled CLARA,
THBCHRISTIAN HEROINE: Count Montabon, Mr M’’
Bride; Clara, Miss KJtuberly..— Pas de Deux, Mime Mary
and Sally Partington Bong, Mr Healy Pas Saul, Mbs
Mary Partington The performances will conclude with
the force of the SPITFIRE: Bobetay, Mr Bailey; Margaret
Miss S Pariiogum To-morrow, benefit of Mias KJMBER
LY, when she will appear in a popular chaneter.
Openlag of the City- Hall.
COTILLION PARTY, to be given at the CITY HALL,
over the New Market Honse, on FRIDAY EVENING,
November 17th.
MAKAaxaa.— Reuben Miller, Robert Fletcher, Thomas Gil
more, C. A. Marratta, f*. Y. Murray, J. A. gtooe, J. P.
Thompson, Charles Murdock, P. S. (brothers, Henry Fair
hanks, W. 8. Johnson, J. K. Lyman, 8. K. Kelly, J. Y.
Mitchell, Thomas Cunningham. J. J. gberidsn, Butler
Leonard, W. M. Milllken, J. & Williams.
Floor Habauiu.—B. K. Evans, Isaac Jones, Thomas Gil
more, C. A. Marratta, J. P. Thompson, J. E. Lyman, Henry
Fairbanks, J. A. Stone, J. Y. Murray, Charles Murdock.
Refreshments will he provided at the Hall by one of the
beet Oonfootieners of the dty.
Music by ooe of the finest Brass and String In
Pittsburgh!
49* Tickets $l,OO, to bo obtained from any of the Mane*
K er« - novl4:td
MkTc 31’MANUS, having strived In the city, takes this
method of Informing Ms former pupils and friends
that be will open bis DANCING ACADEMY, on next
THURSDAY, October 26, at LAFAYETTE HALL ; also, at
EXCELSIOR II ALL, Allegheny at which time he wilt
be heppy to see all thorn who foci desirous of learalng the
beautiful art of dancing, combined with grace, etiquette,
Ac. Ills terms will be as lost season. lie will teach aSfhe
danett now tn tvyue, togetherwith many new an® beautliul
dances never before introduced in this city.
Ladles end Children's class meet Monday's and Wednes
day’s, at 3 o’clock, P. Si., commonciug Wednesday, Novem
ber 16th.
'Gents, class, Tucsdsy and Thursday evenings, at 714
o’clock.
Tbe class now forming In Allegheny city, will meet nt
Excelsior HalL cn Haturdav, November 18th, at 3 o'clock.
P. M.
Mr. M’Manos can be eeeo at Hood’s Jewelry Store, on
Market street, aboTr Third, on Monday’*, Wednesday's and
Friday’s, from 9 o’clock, A. M., to 12 o'clock, noon, and from
I to b o’clock, P. M. Also, at Excelsior ilall, Allegheny
• on Tuesday’s, Thursday’s and Saturday’s, at the above
DOTH
GRAND l
QUADRILLE PARITY*
Ik <K. C. A. M’MANCS respec:fally announce* to the
i* I ladies and gentlemen of the dty, end his former pu
pil*, that he wilt giro his firrt Quadrille Solre*, at
LAFAYETTE HALL.
OS THUBSDA T EYKXIXQ, NOVEMBER lflfA, 1854.
Ticket* of adminaion can be had, at toy time, of Hr. M’Ma
uui, at ljafoyetUi Hall, or from any of hie pupila. [dot?
[OFFICIAL.]
PeatuylTanla, ae«
WM. HIQLKR,
IN the came nod by the author.ty of the Ccmmotnrealth
»f P-nnsylvanln, WILLIAM BIOLER, Governor of the
"aid Commonwealth.
A PROCLAMATION.
| —' —.) WaratAi, In aod by an Act of the Genera)
- ssal. ,»AaH , a>l»ly of ttils Commonwealth, pawed the aw
( — J ond day < f July, A. D. one thousand eight bun
dmi ai.d thirty-ulne, entitled “An Act relating to the
Flection* of this Commonwealth," it U mad* the doty of
the Governor, on return* of the *l«ctioa of the Member?
rf lb* Hour* of Kcpr-aeatallvM of the Coiled Btotoa, by
the Brcreuxry of the C<>uiui'>uwealth, to declare, by Procla
mation, the name* of the perron* eo returned aa elected la
the re*pecUve Districts. And Whereas, The raturna of the
Genera! K : ertlon held on Tuesday, the 10th day of October,
no* )a/t past. In aod for tin- several District* fbr Members
to serv- in the Houae of ItrpreaentaUrea of the Confrere of
the United i i tato« l fur tbe term of two yeara from and after
the 4 b day of March next, hare been received in tb* office
of ih* Se-retary of the Commonwealth, agreeably to the
proitrton* of the abov- rented act, whereby U appears (hat
<n the Flrwt lAatriclcoa|«etAl of tfontbwark,MovameiiiQng,
Paaayank, in the County of Philadelphia, and Cedar, Lorn
lard. Apron* and New Market Ward*, in the City of Phila
delphia Thomas B. Florence baa been duly elected, lath*
Second District, mtnpoaed of the City of Philadelphia, ex
cepting the before mentioned werda, Job It. Tywm ban been
July elected. In the Third Dtitrict, compoaed ol Kensing
ton and the Northern Llhertt a of the County of PhUa lei
phia, William Mtllwarl has been duly elected. In (he
Fourth District, of Spring Garden. Penn District,
North Penn. King-owing, W—t Philadelphia. Biuckley,
lUcbmood, Northern Libuniea, Bridwburg,
Arsmlngn. In (lie County of Philadelphia, Jacob Broom has
l*een dulv elected. In the Fifth District,composed of Mnot
gjaatry county, and Bristol town-hip, Upper and Lower
Gertnantoe i», Upj-*r anl le>«»r Manayuok. Frankfort,
Itoxi-.rough, Ilyl-erry. l>>wcr Lublin. Wblto Hall, Oxford,
and Morelai.d, in tn« county cf Philadelphia. John C*d
wahnirr ha* been duly elects. J 0 the Sixth District, «v m
«f (he eonntle- of Cl:e»tor and Delaware, John 111. k
ta*n h*» been duly elected In the Seventh District, com
pored <-t I*r counties of Bin-g* and Lehigh, Samuel C. Brad
shaw ha» Wn duly elected in the Eighth District, eom
p-asd of the county of Berks, J. Gltncy Jones baa b*e®
duly elected In the Ninth iHatrirL. remptwed nf the county
i.f Lao-a* tor, A. E. Kobrrt- ha* been duly elected In the
Tenth District, comptawd of rbe eountiee of Lebanon,
Dauphin and Union. and township of l*)Wer Mahoney, la
the county of Northumberland. John C. Runkle has been
duly eiectod. In the Eleventh Diet:let, cotapOMd of the
eounti"* of Schuylkill and Northumberland, except Ir>wer
Mahtoy t* *nshlp, Jam*-* H. Campbell has Dun duty
elect* i. hi the Twelfth Di-trict, composed of the conn tire
of Montour, CotuwMa, Luxenreaod Wyoming, Beery M.
Fuller ha* leen duly *le.-tod. In the Thirteenth District,
eo«pn»ed nf the enuntire <-.f Northampton, Munrre, Carbon,
Pike and Wayne, Asa Pa-ker ha* been dniy el-ctrtf la
the P.-.urtwoth District, .-otapoacd of the counties of Boa
(juehanna, Bredfort and T»'*u, G*lu*he A_ ttrew haa bwea
July eln-trJ In the Fifteenth Mririet. compoaed of the
countle- of Lycoming, Bullivan, Clinton. Potter,Ontreaod
Miftlln, John J. Beam luat been duly eJact*d In the Six*
teejitii l>i*iri-*. mmiM-jd *>f \i.e r»unti~e i f York, Cumlwis
land an-1 perry, Lemuel Ti-id l«w t**-a dnly elected. In the
Sevente nth LHstrlw, xnni«*ed of the ruunlim of
Fraokin, Fulton, Bradford and Juniata. David F. Robinses
has been duly vleotwj. In tlw» Eighteenth District, compo
sed of tfce ci-untle* <>f S->merwL, Cambria. Blair and lino
Ungdou. John R- E>tie ha* lawn duly elected. In the Nine
toenin Lis rwt, rumirf%sed < f the countis* cf Westmoreland,
Armstrong ami Imllsoa. J.-t,n Cr-vode ha* been duly alect
r.J. lu t»*e Twentieth Distrwt, c.-mptae-i pi the oountire
of Fayette, Green* Stv) Washington. Jonathan Huight haa
been dulv elected. In th* Tecutj-P.rrt tlUteWi. ATtnpOert
or the County of Alleghenr, except that part which lire
r«wtb~a#t of the <(hte and tK>rth-we*t of the Allegheny
river*. DuvM Ritohk* has been July elected. In the Twenty*
f*ecrnd IHstrict. compoaed of the county of Boiler, and that
part of Allegheny not included lo the Twenty First Dis
trict, Bamue) A. Vorviancw has benn dnly elreted. In the
Twenty-Third District, cron f* wed of the coon ties of Brevet;
Lawrence aod Mevrer, John Allison haa been duly elreted.
In the Twenty-Fourth Di-trict, compered Ihe connlie* (4
Venango. Warreo, McKean. Clearfield, Jefferson, Forest,
Elk and Clarion. Davt | Barclay baa been duly elected. Is
the Twenty-Pifth Diatrict, comp'wrf of the wnmtlre cf Erie
sr.d Crawford. John Idck ha* been duly elected.
Now. therefore, I have is-uol this l*roelamaUon, hereby
pnbll-hlng sn«l deeUring, that Tht n»ae 11. Florence. Job 1L
Tjwiii. U iliiaia MUlwart. Jacob Broom, J< bn Cadwalader,
John Hlckiaso, fiamu-l ('. Braxiabaw, J. Glancv Jonea, A.
K Roberta. John C. Kunk-1, James H. Campbell, IDnry >
't. Fuller, Asa Packer, Galu-ha A. Grow, John J. Beared
Lemm-1 T.dd, David V. Rubliison, John 1L Edie, John 0>
vode, Jonathan Knight, David Ititckic, Samuel A. Purvt
anejr, John Allison, David Uarelay, and John Dick, have
berti returned as duly elected In Uielr eeTrral district* bw
for«u*nUooed, aa RaprerenUtlvee in the Congrree of the
United Btales, fbr the term of two year*, to oommenew from
and alter the foerlh day of March neiL
Ulren under my band and the great seal rf the State, at
Harrisburg, this third Jay of November, in the of
our I»fd one thousand eight hundred and flAy-four, and
of th« Commonwealth the seventy nlDth.
lit tui Coviavot. c. A. nLACIt,
not 15 ft: Se.-reUry of ih* C* mraouwealth.
Pennsylvania, as*
WILLIAM BIGI.KH.
IN the name and by the authority of the Commonwealth
of Pmiusylvauia, Vi 1 i,LI AM UIGLJC&, Governor of the
said Commonwealth.
A PROCLAMATION.
*—n) Wjicrivs, In and by mi Art of tbeGeneral A*
< hiiu • semhly of this Commonwealth, pnsaed the 15th
( w >—""i day of April, A. D. lSM.pnllUnl “An Art to pn>»
vide for the election of Judge.* rf the several Courts of this
Commonwealth, and to regulate certain Judicial Districts
It Is enacted and provided as follows, tls: Section 9, That
on the Fint Tuesday in November next following any elec,
tlon anthorli.il by this act, the Secretary or the CVnnoon
wealth shall, tu the Hal! of Kepmeutatlrae, in the pres
ence of the Governor, and such other rillsen* of this Com
monwealth as may choose to attend, cause the returns made
to him, under the provisions hermf, to be opened, and the
votos cast for Judges of the HupremeCourt to be accurately
computed, and the Governor shall forthwith issue his pro
clamation, declaring «o many of Hie pc sons voted for, for
Judges of the Hup rente Court as shall l*» required to bo
elected by this art, and who has received the greatest nam
her of votes, to he duly elected.
And, Whereas, The Secretary of the Commonwealth did,,
at tho time and place, and In the manner provided by thv
act aforesaid, cause the returns of th« election made to him'
to be opened, and the vote* cast for Judges of the Supreme
Court to be accurately computed.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the requirements of the
above ninth section of the Act of the General Assembly
aforesaid, 1 do hereby issue this Proclamation, publishing
and declaring that of the persons voted for, for Jadgn of
the Supreme Court of this Commonwealth, at the late Gen
eral Election, held on the Second Tuesday of October last,
JERKMIAU S. ALACK having received the grraUsl num
ber of votes, b&e been duly elected.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the Btate, at'
Harrisburg, this seventh day of November, la the year ot
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Ufty four, and
of the Commonwealth Lite seventy-ninth.
Bt Vila Gotkhjiob. C. A. BLACK,
norls;3t Secretary of the Commonwealth.
STATKMICNT
OK TUB PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE OOMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH, Novkmdm «th, 18*4
Total amount of premium* raMivtxl
meuußStuuTS:
I/OSR**#, Expanses, Bcrjp, Agents, Oommlsalonx,
and roturnwl Premium* : T. 257 63
Stock* and Loan* $4,<X» 18
Bill* Rrc«lrable 4,986 04
Cash on band ami in hands of Anpnt*..14,676 18
Office Furniture 300 00
Amount of Stock Note* 88,000 00
Total amount at risk.
bI&KCTORH:
Kndy Patterson,
A. A. Carrier,
Kennedy P. friend,
W. 8. llaren,
J. drier Sproul,
A. Wilkins,
Geo. It. White,
11. R. Cnggshan.
OFFICERS ;
President—Hon. Wm. F. Johnston.
Vice President —Rody Patterson, Ksq.
Secretary and Treasurer —A. A. Carrier.
Assistant Secretary—B. 9. Carrier.
Will Insure against Loss by Fire, Perils of Sea, and
Inland Narlcation and Trnnspomtinn. norlS:3w
Win. Y. JohnHtoo,
Jacob I*ainU*r,
W. M’Chotnck,
Junfl* H. Neffley,
Jnxiah King,
WHdc U&mptoo,
A. J Jone**,
Notice to Assessors.
npBK ASSESSORS elect tor the County of Allegheny are
1 lier«by requested to call 'at the office of the County
Commissioners, without delay, in order to file their Oath*
of Office, and enter immediately upon their respective du*
ties, as it is desirable that the coming assessments be
completed as early in the season as possible.
Wll. ALGEG,
K. J. BROOKE,
8. 13. COOPER,
Commissioners of Allegheny county.
Don’t Forget the Plset,
AT NO. 91 WOOD STKKLT, where >ou eon find'
etery description of Men’s, Boys’ end Children’s;
AND CAPS, that can be ptocnred.
N. B.—Particular attention is iorited to onr $3, $3,50 and
$4,00 Hat*. [dotU] J. WILSON A SON.
Lot for Bale.
A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street.
by 100 feet in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Knqairs of GKO. t. GILLMOKB, <
jylS at office of the Morning Poet, \
COIPKK-10G bass prime Bio;
20 do Jsts; in store and lbr sale by 1
oatt* KING A MOQBHBAD. i
“ MISCEL
TWMTX PURCINT.BILOW WROTH PRICES. •
YOOHO, STRTRNBOR * LOTI, Bign or the Original
Beehive, No. 74 Market street, between Toorth street
tad the Diamond, Pittsburgh, are jut reoetrtnga large and
splendid assortment of Pall Lit Goods, at unusually low
prices, lrom New York and PhUadelpMa importers and aue
tionealae. The stock will be found mil in every depart
ment, consisting in part of
Shawls, Cloaks and Talmas, of every description;
Blanks is, at bargains;
stripe and plain fiOk,Preach Oeehmerm,
Paramettu and Alpacas, at nnpreoedented bargain <;
Merino and CaAhmere Plaids, -de do
Bombastnes and Canton Cloths, do do
French Ginghams, do do
Chintses and Prints, do do
Irish Linens aad linen Sheetings, do do
Pillow Linens and Table Cloths, do do
Napkins and Table Damasks, do do
Plain and printed Delaines and Cashmeres, do
Also, a fall assortment 01 Domestic Goods, at great bar
gains;
Cuff Collars, Chemisettes and Handkerchiefs, at great
bargains; 9 °
Kibbons ao<l Millinery Goods, at great bargains;
t Hosiery, G lores and Suspenders, do.
Owing to the nnusoally large importation, goods hart
en forced into tbe auctions in the east, erd sold at great
sacrifices, and will be sold for cash at a rery small advanc
PQTIS YOUNG, BTBYBNBQN A LOVE.
Pi
iTTSBCRGB COACH FACTORY,
u. manow ..jiAtTur l. imcn.. -.atonal iuut.
Blgtlow A Co.*
S DOCKS BORA TO E. Si. BIQKLyW, No. 4fl _
DUaiond alley, onr Wood ttroet.
burgh—COACHES, CARRIAGES,
TONS, BOOGIES, and erery description k»
fuiry Tahicle* built to order, and ftniehed in a manner nn
■urpasMd for beauty of derign, elegance of flnl*h, «mi 0 f
worfcmanahlp. and durability of material*.
A 9“ All work warranted. DOT 9
HA.TS A BID UAPIi ’ —
PM THB BAST WAT to Mocrtain a fact is to try for
J. WILSON A 80N hare recently flttoi op
store on Wood street, which for style and beauty
exeeeds anything ever attempted In the city, and they are
confident in saying their HATS, CAPS, Ae- are soi up in as
good style u can be procured hi any establishment or
West. Their articles here been carefully examined and
tested at the late County Pair, and none of them found
wanting.
Particular attention U Invited to our 43, 43.50 and 4 LOO
Hat a. Remember, 91 Wood street,
dot 7 J. WILSON A SON.
AT A MEETING of the Stockholders of the PENNSYL
VANIA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Pittsburgh, held
at the Office of the Company, comer of Fourth and Smith
field streets, on Monday, the 6th instant, the following per
sons were elected Director* for the ensuing year ■
William F. Johnston, Jacob Painter,
George it. White, '* W. M'CUntock,
J. Grier Sprooi, James S. Neeley,
A. A. Carrier, A. J. Jones,
H. B. Qoggshali, Kennedy T. Friend.
: WilttanHk Haven, A. Wilkins,
Body Httarson, Wade Hampton.
norT Jodah King.
hALTIfIOBK OYSTER COMPASY,
PSPOT MSSOiTIC BALL, SITTH STaSXT.
THIS Company own extensive beds of plant-
OYSTKBS in the York river and Chesapeake
Bay, and are now daily receiving, by express,
the largest and finest flavored Oysters ever
brought to this market, which they invariably warren* to
be “A No. 1," or the money refunded. Likewise, we are
dally receiving the finest Eastern and Lake FISH. TENI
SON and all kinds of WILD GAME. POT 9
J. T. T. /OHJWtOB... £. MIQtl
Kicelaior Carriage Factory.
JOHNSTON, BItOTHEB A Ou., PRACTICAL COACH
MAKERS, corner of Rebeoca and Bclmontatzeeta,
gbeoy city, Pa, have on hand and are mannfaeturing an
extensive assortment of Carriages, Rockatrays. Buggies,
Baggage Cara, Ac, made in all their various styles, with
strict regard to darabtLlty sad beauty of finish, using in all
their work the best Juniata iron and eastern hickory. Re
pair* attended to on the moat reasonable terms. They feel
coofideot that all who may favor them with their patron
age, will be perfectly satisfied on trial A their work.
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every frf
teen minute*during the day. oet2fcly
DmfT’a Colleen.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT.—
Hour* and term* per session of BO weeks, payable by
the half session, in advance:
Regular Day Class tn Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Ac- 9
to lit, A. M,an<l2 to 4, P.M,f2O. Evening CUsa in Math
•maOci, 7tq9,P. R, s2u. French and German. 9to 12, A.
M-, and 2to 4, and 7t09,P. M, $2O. Ladies’ in
Mathematics; Wednesday, 4 to 6, P. M.; Saturday, 0 to 12,
A- M, 410. No pain* or expense will be spared to «»*»
thi* department of the College worthy of patronage.
. °«11 P. HAYDEN, A. M , Principal.
Waaud,
BY a sober, industrious young man, who will devote ii
entire time to hit business, a SITUATION AS rill I
PING CLERK in a Wholesale or Retail Wareboa.se, or a>
sistaot Book-Keeper, or a pl**e In a Grocery or my
Store! and will make himself generally u**Jal tc r.,t ei,
oUjy«.« A note addressed through the Piet Office ;o -a j
D./'ov let at the office of tbs* Post," will riciv- [r( D .,
nrtair.f
Now Pnpnr iiangln|i.
F...„ NO. ffo WOOD STREET.
INK FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS ;
Panel in gold, oak and marble;
Halt Paper*, of vartoaa styles;
Fig’dand Plain Papers, for diningroom* and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Borders, Ceilings, >1 fares, Window Shade*.
A large and eompieta assortment of the above, selected
for lb« season, will be sold at the usual low prices.
_ oct2 WALTER P. MARSHALL.
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOLT
ROBKJtf H. PATTKEBOH, Proprietor,
<»ILN Elf OF DtAMO.T) STREET ANb CIIBftKY A LLEY.
'pUK tubscrilMr respectfully announces to the Lad lea and
**•* h * **** recently erected
a KIDI.NQ SCHOOL, which, in point of siae. eommodvoua
and adaptation, undeniably excels any similar estab
lishment in the United States, its location is accessible
from all parts of the dty, while its high and airy situation
renders it especially suited to the prumotton of health, by
“«f re**ble exercise. The Horn* are docile and
well triuMd, and the proprietor pledgw himself th n 0
pains or wipe will be spared to make this establishment
the first Id the oonfldenne of the public. oct23:tf
T” CAURIAGKB FOK SALK.
undersigned hu justreeotved athts
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,
bmt the Two Mile Ron, between PUtebtuxhlHKJlsßL
Bed tiewvie««ni., • -yl.nrtid »M
..« wifVmS.l; „
»&k i’ IDI ►TODd buj Orriaeu, SdHa,
L^* I *.'. .' **• T* ll “•> «" U>f r«ry lowMt tennifor
2Sv,“SK p~<7t*.l n th. biuln«<,«ijd
StSSSS^SSSS^ w^tMmta&
p~“f> *»l~U»n U rejwirlaxof <*rrf
***** Ac. [mylMawyj JOSEPH WHITE.
( Ci B. Btadlv A Gw..
-IUIiP CAaPET WARKUOUSB, Jft. 82 Third rtrrrL
■i. 'tS'*'*' TO !H rmpKOaOj Inform Uuir IMud.
that they h*y. uow ia *toro thru
onpplM. PALL STOCK, rotud.tluj of CARPETS or .Tory
v -It.l ml Bruawln, lo th. coni
° B*tr. rioor OU Cloth, from on.
«o 2 r.ry rich 0oto» .ml
*“«». M*t*. Bt*lr Rod*. Window
" 4 Roridoncws furn-
«•*»»•• ud UU ferßal*.
W *SL a Lff*J m ,i # “**, THREE HOUSES AND
p'J.. . <£« tejck House.situaisdoo Ferry, between
Ponjth and Liberty streets; Lot 20 feet front by 79 feet
Al*°, one Lot »nd two Houses, on Logan street, Sixth
ward. One House fronting on Logan street, and the other
on Carpenter'd alley; Lot ‘H feet by 100.
wiuZ'£L't!?sf \ “° w occup^ • on tb * cor »er of Ferry and
law eSSlS«!i?eiS** rU ,? n V,‘ c year from let of April,
IMi / *“ h «»• Furniture, Bidding, * c . The House at nre«!
eot is doiug a g,«>i business, and Is pleaeantly l ocat«l P
For terms and farther particulars enquire of
lllT1 , (f , _ ALEX. CUPPLK3,
__au33.tr cornsr of Ferry and Water streets.
SoUeSi
T HAVE sotd my interest in the businew of Long, Miller
rf A Us, to 8. A. Long, who, with John Phillips, will am
uoue at the old stand. Fo. 109 Front street. 1 cordially
recommend the new firm to the patrona*te of mw friend*.'
Pittsburgh, July 29, 18J4. l' U. lu“Ltlt
a A. 1090 ~JSO. FfliUlM.
F„ 8. A. LORO A CO..
p.L AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GAS FITTERS
inwiu attention to their stock of Chandeliers, Brackets!
Pendants, and other fixtures. We fit op houses with Gas
“■*» B «“ Castings of aU kinds to f ur .
, Pun,p# '?* «**“«■, and keep Anti-
Attriaon Metal constantly on hand. Jt3l
A Aulrnee'i Notice. -
“T K™ 0 . 11 * IntsreeUal will take notice. »W JAMES
G. DICKSON, Merchant, of Market.street,Pittsburgh,
2“ f? ad L“Jf fl^ n w, ent t °. me - or bU Block «<* effect
for the benefit of his creditor*. Persons hawing claimi
against the said James G. Dickson will present them to me
for settianeot, and persons indebted to Mm will make Daw
ment to me. JACKSON DUNCAN,
_nowA2w Assignee of James U. Dickson.
I„ B ** b, “ , Hot, Cold, and Shower.
N the fitting and furnishing of which nothing has been
spared to render bathing luxurious Is tfell as healthful
tT op ?u lPP^ r * < aunda 7’* exeepted.) from 6 o’elook, A
M., until 10RM,,.t the Barber Shop, Perry Hotel, corner
of Hancock street and Duqueene Way M
JOHN WOODSON, Proprietor.
No Hnmbni!
ro B ?^“ AN S HOLLARS wt.rth of.tock
X *iu not be distributed at ROGERS A Ca’S Star Da
guerreotype Gallery, Filth street, opposite Mason’s, but
J*P®® tbe payment of $1 you can procure as good a LIKE
NESS as can ba procured In this or any other city Call
and give us a trial. 1 auS
W Mineral Water ua Sarsaparilla
M. D K.NUUtfH, Pitt street, below Penn, is now
maaufactnrixig end botUelng the above beverages on
»e erteneive Male. His artidea are of thiPbest qoaUtyTand
-oufaotured from the pares! materials. oct!7:ly
419.012 91
A. Bargain for Manufacturer!.
I 8 OFPEJUSD, m Ailaxhsrtne.at Dam No. 4, on Bie Bearer
JL rtTer. coMlflUng of 13 shares of Water Power, and 100
The Water Power is one of the best In the county
It and the Lota an offend at a great bargain. Knqulreof
THOMAS WOODS,
76 Fourth street.
5111,924 38
086,444 00
7_~ llMe JOMI, ■
MANOP AOTDRKK ol Spring atnl Blister Steal, PtaUmh
Bleb steel, steel Plough Wiogs, Coach end Hlptk
Bpnngs, Brain Nat Taper, half patent, Screw, Hall and
lUmaiered Iron Axles,—oorner of Boas and Pint streets
Pittsburgh, Pa. oetilp '
Penmanship, anunllli ud Hte*mbA>t
Beok-Keeplee,
THE DAT AND evening cEas&s ot DDTPsmi,
LEOE.r, opro te the recenti
Deily Uetatea on Mercantile lew end Commercial Set
octn
~.Ketleii
Those irho w»ntßoj'« Ololhlni: wonUdo »fll to call
“CALLAHAIi-a Bj» U
uen« Wo«r iu» iplendid. Gi»« him• chum. HochLge
tbr Mpli*
Jolla W. Butler A Co.*
FOgWABDINQ AND COMMISSION MKECHANTS—
p £»ls Of Pittsburgh Mannfcomros, Lead
rtp* *nd Sheet I**d, <l7 Pront strwet.
Uommmntoxi Wue. ■“
fTUNKAEDa, Cup*, puim, Baptismal Bowls, Ac., just
JL opentag. Also, Britiania Tea Wan. (fetors, Q«nian
airsr sod Plated Spoons, Parks, Ac. Tea Kalrca, Butter
Knives, -Lamps, Ae.
“?_ J * w « lr 3 r . *» >*>«• Tiristj, and TMjlow
P l *™ > ?° li *■?*. Sp<«*d-, P«ndl», Qua, *c.
watch repairing dona in asuparior manner, and warrant
.«*• J repaired and mad* lo order. g™M—Beala
and Begalia manufactured. w. W. WILSON, ’
ocQT corner of Market and Pourth stnmli
HKRAPKUTIO CHAIBA.—A few mom of thoee easy
KeoUning Chain, eo admirably adapted for the comfort
and ease of the invalid, or the lounge of thoee whose habits
are sedentary; finished and for mle by
T. B. YOUNG A 00-
notfi ~ Third and Smithfteid streets
boxes W. B. Cbseai. in m’ and -1 luj
ootlfi ENGLISB A H2SKABD6OR-
v- v*.
Thit nott wewlMtoi urtfal* w.
nvolntkro in Bi’ tnktment it'
Accomrti are (UO7 noetad
sons of the highest
fbre conri'lered
tJoo, tad all Diseases of thq-Luagi, fcy
HYQIAMiu Head the following:
Dr. Bussell, Postmufcr of ftarttagten,H. Y, says r “Send
a doaen more Hygena; It is working woodtts is
diseases of the lunga I better* It will care any -r
not io the very last stages, and erea then Is prhulM to
the rest and comfort it is son to girt the s&ilmr. ( t an
willing,’ said my neighbor, 'to purchase a a week
for nsy daughter; it fires her perfect rest Idoaotexpaet
her to lire.’ **
Hressiu ur Hun.-J. H. Gaubert, Postmaster of Sich
maul, Maine, write# us: "The Hygmna isdoing wonder*
here. Mj sister has had a distress! ag eougfc,wfth great
difficulty of breathing, for years. She voce the inhaler and
took the Cherry Syrup tor a Sew days *>*— u«« yii re-
Hared, and now, after one month's juse of It, her cough is
well. Dr;Curtis’ new system of mQJ t prod nee
an entire rsrolatfcm In the treatment of diseases of the
lungs. There Is do mistake, it is truly a wonderfol die
corery.”
The Ker. Ur. Curtis says: "It is now sight days sinoe
my daughter put on the inhaler and rmmnsnfnd wing the
Hygeana, and It has alreedy done more tor her than all the
medical faculty hara been able to do fin the last two years.
The irritation and tickling sensation in the throat is gone,
and with it the eongh. She sleeps well.”
&»d it DE. KEYBKR’a Drug Ston, So. 140 Wood .tnet,
oorner Virgin alley and Wood street. (oct&dswSm
A Physician's Opinion of my Bhsilder
Dn. Lain, editor of the Chambers bnrg under
date of September 18, 1864, fat speaking of these Braces
says: Our Mend, Dr. GBO. H. KHTBKB, snbmittad to osr
Inspection a rery fine specimen of the "Washington Sus
pender Brace,” manufactured and sold by him at the corner
of Wood street and Virgin allay, Pittsburgh. It aerrm
admirably the purposes tor which It is intended, is l%ht
and easy, and altogether free from the objections «**>*Hil
to the many other Braces in general use. It is an excellent
Suspender, while at the same k pimii is the sbonh
dan In a healthful position, without at all restraining the
natural morementa of the body. The Dr. will —*ml
by mail, free of postage, to any part of the Union.
Bold wholesale and retail at DB. KKTSBB’S, 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley [oct&daw
list of eorom fazxft xxDicnrss,
OS SATO ASDIOB flltt IT
FLKHIHO BSOTHERB,
r' . *'* —-■[—rnfuiMl Him itrii
WhoUtale Druggitte and Dmitri in Patent jfrrfi’rfnrr.
Corner Fourth tad Wood ttreeto, Pitttbarcfc.
KEELER’S AMERICAN COMPOUND;
Jtyne'e Aiteratirt:
M n»mit—Hm Ttlftm;
“ Hair Dye.
** Expectorant.
“ Sanative Pills
** Hair Tonie;
. Wietar’e Balaam of Wild Gharry
Bryant's Pulmonary ™ ;
Hoofland’i German Bit ton;
Holland <to
Hoatetiei'i Stomach do
Herehiaes’ UteriaaOathoUeoo:
Storms’ Scotch Coach Gandy:
Price’s do;
Thorn’s do;
Hove’s do;
Osgood’s India Chdagogne;
.. Horae’s Inrigoratiny Cordials
Trier’s Gam Arabia Drops;
Harrison’s Hair Dye;
Phalon’s do
Batchelor’s do
HeMonn’c Klixirof Opha;
Bryant’s Purifying Kxtxnet;
Dailey’s Pain Attract;
Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Qinrcr -
McAllister’s do do:
Kidder’s IndelUbls Ink;
Paysoa’s do do;
Arnhold’s do;
Dr. Curtis’ Hyreana;
Lyons’ Kethairon;
David’s Lilly Whits;
Bazin’s do;
AKKM ARK ABLE CUBJL—-I hereby certify that-I was
afflicted with the Liver Complaint andPhtinSsfora
long time, being more than a year umler the mrvof a
sklan ; that the disease, instead of *>■*"# fettered bytha
medieinee I took, kept gradually getting worse, ay bod*
swelling so that I was unable to stoop low enough totfei
my shoes. When the disease was at the worst, I wai re
commended to try fIKLI.KBff LITER ptt-ij j did so. 1
and was relieved greatly by the use of the first box, and
completely cured by the second. •
WeiUville, May 26,1844. B*XDeL M’Oonn, Baa. :
7b Uu Public— The original, only true and rnsutoe Idssr
Mils are prepared by R. B. Sellers, and bavehls namein
black wax upon (he Ud of each box, and his ahrnature on
tbs outside wrapper. All others am counterfeits, or frewr
imitetions. B-K. SKLLEBg A 00, SSStS,
w* 3B ' No. 57 Wood street
Jiifit rooeiT«d by express, thefollowi^ 1
Barney O’Toole, Irish ballad: by 8. Lee.
Sweet Vesper Bella of Ancona: John Parry.
Good Night Beloved, serenade: Longfellow
Soldier’s Funeral March: Wm. J. Lemon.
My Little Valley Home.
Old Corn Mill: rang by B.P.ChrUty. The la teat Ethio
pian song. ;
Grobe’a World of Mule. An onsarpumbleandadmlra*'
ble collection, the neatest ever published, comprising the’
moet charming melodiee, arranged in every variety of style,
to please the million. J
Holliday Song: J. J. n»m«»i
Lore the Deaneet
The Irish Krergreen Quadrille. For sale at the old m
tabUshed Piano Depot BLUMS,
n JZ*. , . . 118 Wood .t™*.
«- Another «rrf™l of thorn «, jmtly „l,bt»tM Hun
burgh omd bj Lut, Cierny, .ml otlwr ml mt
formers, is expected next week
N:
'BW BOOKS, 4c.— Frink Leslie, tor Moroafaer.
Shakspeare'a Scholar: by EL Orant White.
High lit* la hew Toth: by B.Slick.
Poems of the Orient: by Bayard Saylor.
Yol. 6, Bancroft’* U. S»
liurrygrapha: by N. P. Willie.
famous Persona and Place*: by N. P. WllUa.
People I bare met: by N p. Willie.
Tbs Inebriate's Hat: by Mrs. 8. A. fleatbsorth.
Things in America: by W. Chambers.
And a variety of other new and valuable jufcn.
edved by express and for sale at the Book «*■«
Btor * of BAM.*L. B. unros *
° ot6 87 Wood Sit
N
KW bow deughtfel this pleasing
_ . boar;“ as introduced in the Open of LaentUßq?
gva ; composed exprewly for Sg. Mario, by Donisetti.
Cone with thy sweet voice again: g. a Poster.
Nay deem me not happy: BsJter.
My wild-wood home: Wade.
Pol Ha; dedicated to everybody: by No
L Stnlli da Nord Polka: Hyerbeer.
Old Hundred: Wallace.
Little Blossom Polka Masarka: Mmoh
In Croix rSr. Kedowa: Wallentein.
Farewell Walts: Jalliea.
Laisea Polka: Bergmann.
Seraglio Sehottlseh: Brown.
Vesper Hymn; arranged by W. 7. Wallace.
The abovejust received sad for sale by
nov6 JOHN H. MELLOB* 81 Wood $L
9&~ Two good seoond hand pianos to r mis, pttos s7* and
(ITS.
'IBH —100 half bbla White Hah;
100 do Trout;
75 do Selmoo;
20 do Pickerel;
10 do Detroit Star White Heht reoetad
by Sell road end for tale by
DOVI
XCELSIOB FAMILY CTARCEL—The limtieau with
* which this rt*rch i* prepared, render wholly
jiry tk» w«oj«t«xhpaV<iot^»nM<»U, ( ,U|aod < K»« l
fine pollan, without gumming up or injuring the finont fab
rics. ,
Patupln pound package* with fell dlmtSm far nee.
For sale, by the bos or retelL hr
«ep2B - '
> THS PGPII£ or
Mr. 0. Anton purpescd returning to this eitv Is time
to resame his leaching on the Ist of August, bat Moc un
fortunately taken 111 at Fairmont, he will not be able
to reach the dty for some days. Dee notice will be given
to his pupils of his arrival. Enquiries may be at
H. KUBIB’S.
/TIOTHIHO OTok*. Matomic BUL
v/ street, PiUdntrgh. —frinthing made to coder, in
good style,-and at moderate rates.
good HtMJaK,no Binrna attest, between
Bmithfield asdQrant streets lei ITI per month.
«ff« _ YHOB. WOQpg,
, A'
'V- ..
Tobias' liniment;
Ilant’a do;
Allen’s Nerve and Bon* Liniment;
Mexican Xaitu| do;
Ferrer* Arabian do;
Gardner's do;
Barrel’s Indian do;
Carter’s Spanish Mixture;
Berne’s Pile Lotion;
Meen Fnn;
Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil;
Merchant’s Gargling 00;
Rush ton, Clarke hOo.’i Cod Liver 00:
McAllister’s Ointment;
Sings’ Itch do;
FerreTs do;
Gray’s do:
Trask's Magnetic Ointment:
Jndkin’a do;
Svaim’s Panacea;
Houek't do;
Sargaafslnfsat Panacea;
Perry Davie’ Pain Killer;
iter’s Cherry Pectoral;
Hough ten’s Pepsin;
Bier’s Petroleum;
McLane’s Celebrated liver Pills
Brandreth’a do
Wright’s Indian Vegetable POls
Lee’s Anti-bilious do:
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
Bren’s do;
Svayne*’ Extract SanaparSla Blood tile
Jayne’s AnodyneOongh do*
Tenmeend’s Health Ac'
Jew David's Plsefrrs J
Shoemaker’s do;
Dr. Nearman’s do;
Ready KeHeft
Morris* Bamady; .
froL Wood’s Hair kestarafivK
Emerson’s do;
Ball’s Sarsaparilla;
Toarnseed’s do;
Sand’s do;
Soap, Cleaver’s Honev; ’
“ Highly Scented Brovn Windsor
“ Mask;
Lodlam’s Specific;
lie Lane's SadorifieOooghßynrp;
Tyler’s Gum Arable do:
Belters’ do;
gwayne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith’s Tonic Syrup ;
Barry’s Trieophoroua;
Norwood’s Tincture of Vara tram VI ride; -
McLene’sCelebrnted Vermifuge,
Dr. Locock’s Pnlmonlc Wafers;
Thompson’s Eye Water;
Agent* for all of Dr. McCltutock*s Pamilv'MedidMS*
Dr. Needham's Breast Pomps! *
Water’s Atmospheric Breast Pomps;
Pom Elastic do ,do fablfcly
hanky h. ooujyg.
w. A. IfCLURQ.
hashdsfor misby" ' ' -
jkn|iß.flecao.
4-4JW
to -
A .
isw"?s.T i,h “"• tor Ctnahmsti; nd at
Zani* with tram for XojUanapollit ami Chlcvo,
„ , , VIA daytoiT
Batorplng, paaaepgara laara Colnnbor at 6.40 A. IL,aal
aM l , ®*®> A* *- airliiug ■* Clbtmol’s it 9.09 A. M„
sMSßSSffiasaSEßir^*
PRESENT PARS.
Pram MabeoflUa to Newark, - $3 46
P°- • do. Co] am bag, « > 446
Bast by this rente will pneora Tickets
at the Ointrmf Ohio* Kallroad offices in Colujnbos ««h
Newark. .
Pwwnger* ehun Can at Newark, for Mt. Vetnoo, Bbd
by, Man*fi*l4, SaadoakT Gly and Xolrfo.
k**®jr»**» tbj Steobenrtik mad Indiana Railroad
irtUbafioialiad to Newark, thereby dlapeiulnr with the
CaaalPacket*. IHRARL PEMB&TOB,
prmßnacß, st. loots and ,\ew oueus.
HOST DIRECT AND ONLY TtTjr.TAßT.ie BODXB.
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
THENCE BY
CHICAGO ASD MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
i Air line Boute from Chicago to St. Louis.
'AAEiS LHAYE CHICAGO DAlLYi(Sundays exiepted)
oji mtital of Exprew Train of MlehWn Southern and
itral Reilmarif—
let. ST. LOUIS DAY MATT..
night EXPRiss'...jftoa; r. a
TrmiiM run through to fit. Louis in fourteen bourn. Tin
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, vnOioui change of ear*
•■Swap*,connecting at Alton with daily Lina of Packets
** Qqiney and Keokuk, and at St Louis with
_***** <H.ABS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANS,
J®d intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
ttoeepfjrteamea far Kansas and Oounril Bluff).. 6
ran FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS 38 HOURS
Bagfjge checked through to St Louis, on Michigan Cen
teal and fioothem Inins, and at the depot in
R. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
kkhahd p. mobgan, Jifssasss?-
I ? ekatB to fit * lx5 “St by this route, can be
obtained in Pittsburgh, at Offices of Cleveland and Pitte
onrtft and Ohio and Penney Haul* Railroads. frcpgtte:
CLEVBLAHD AHD PIXTSBUBGH
RAUiROAD.
JI~ IN CONNECTION WITH THE
9mm aad Penwylranla Ra-tlroad.
tia alliance.
r F HE BlKOtert, quickest and cheapest route to Toledo, Chi*
nMmK’iJS 4 laUnd * St. Louis, is VIA
This route is ose bandied miles shorter end about eight
DISaPOLB. 10 tlun tie circuitous one VIA IN*
Three Daily Trains between Pittsburgh and Clavelend.
Four Dauy Trains between Cleveland and Chicago.'
.Js®" ?* C J*T!^ nd hours » Chicago twenty-two hour*,
aad Bt. Louis thirty-seven hours.
_ , VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.80, A. IL, 1240.
Jv? w 6 „ p : M * connecting at Hudson With Trains for
a, r„ TtaB in a * ,ew * t
The Trains af the Ohio and Penna. i MTV Pitts
burgh at AOO, A. SL, 8.00, A JL, and 340,p*1L; arrive in
CWand at 10 00, A M, zafp.lt, and-iafp
Trains fcrToied<v Chtoago.Eock
Chi< *« o » St. Louis u»d the North
**» leaving Pittsburgh on either of the morning or after
noon Trains,by going VIA CLEVELAND, willanive in
uuoago oue Train in advance of these who go via Mans-
SS,di” T W^" nte ' Tto ' b J SOi-S C^-
B ®®*** going to St. Louis er any other point west
of Chicago, will make the closest connections and auJckast
time by taking the 840, A IC, Train tom Pittsburgh.
by this Train (via Cleveland) retch St. Louteon
the waning of the following day.
B»e Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago run as
Cleveland at 640 and 840, A M., 240 and
AM-wdizo© M*° CWc **° #t 8451100 » p -*L,540,
Tratee laava tor Rock Island and St. Lonis as follows:
Iwava Chicago at 840, A M. and 040, P. M.
** 8t Louis go over Rock Island Railroad to
thenoeovertbe Chicago and Bfisstssippi Railroad
to Atoo, and tbenee by Steamboat (28 milea) to Bt. Louis.
i!L5* T »l® «riw In SL Louis at
IC2O sum evening, and by the 040, P. IL. Train at noon
next day.
< £®f ked to Cleveland, ud there re
cheeked lor Chicago mm &t. Louis.
VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND..
_ ~.. lg> <TTJgBi In CLAM. 2n CLASS.
3O To Chicago $ll fiO 9 SO
4 00 I* Salle 14 SO 13 So
Toledo 600 Bock I*land„ 16 SO 13 SO
• 6 00 BL Louis....- .19 60 IS 60
PUKonn are requested to procure their tickets at the
cmce or the Company, in Moaongahel* Bouse, third door
below the comer. J. DUBANDTsup’t Cleveland.
J. A. CAUGHBY. Agent,
OHIO AJTJ PJfcl-HBtLVAHfA WATT/Pft^'
COMMENCING FE^^Ua'rt 28,1864.
i 86 - ffinai last
MAIL CRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8A M; dices st AIU
t&M; takes tea at Crestline, and maker a close eon
neeuon there with a last Express Train, reaching Garin
nati about 13 o’clock at eight. 6
> UHIBB TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh a*- 3 o’clock, P. SI.,
alter the arrival of the Erprest train from Philadelphia.
Sis* 1 Cp»Uta.« mumfe, wlla.’
Nhwt hxprees which rwcW Cincinnati in the mor&lmr.'
“*• *?, th the om and Indiana, Md
BeUhntaine and Indiana railroads for Dayton, Indianapolis
ana towns In TwUw« j
*£“**« with Cleveland, Monroeville. Ban
*»ky, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with - Bucyrus. tipper
adl tf?.u’ “ d the towns on the Med River Hoed.
yamon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
tel ndUnapoasjsfto Dayton S6AO;
to Toledosd: to Columbus $5,25; toZanMvHle is,lo?te
s4. Through tickeU to Louisville at reduced
KJCTCHNISG i
TBB ESS&JEBB TRAIN leaves CreetUne at US P JJ.
g*^* l Kttebargh at 8.30 P SI, connecting with the
through in fifteen hours to Philadelphia.
. ??AIN i** Tas CmtUneat 2J30, A. SL,on thear.
riT>] of the Might Xxf sen Train from Cmdnnaii, and
•rrirw at Pittsburgh at 11.40, P M.
BRI&HTpN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
PltUbUlgniat 10 AH, and 6P M. and Near Brighton «r g
AM, and U 6 PM. . . [
PXUEIOHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at T A M. and 9 PI
arrives at A3O A M, and 4AO,PSL
The Trains do not ran on Sunday.
Tickets or further information, apply at the ticket
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of
J. 0. CURRY, at the corner office under the Mnn#m«r«h»i«
House, Pittsburgh, or of ” r
6EOBSE PABJHN, Ticket Agent,
Federal street Station.
JOHN KELLY, Paannger Agent.
PemaiylTanU Railroad
SinfUEß TABIFP between Pittsburgh, Philadelphia tad
Baltimore; eommendng April Ist, 18M-
Clou— Broom*, Odar and Wooden Ware, Feathers,
furniture, second hand, Pure, Pianos, Poultry: Wines, in
basket* or boxes: 76 cents 9 100 lbs.
Aomd CTtt as “Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Deer Skins, (Sorer
ondTlmotty Seed, Glassware,Hardware, Bags, Wool and
Bhaep Pelts, and Sgp:«oe.9 100 lbs.
Third CUut—Bvxn and Pork (loose,) Butter, in firkins,
“8* °* bbls; Hides, Leather, Soap, Window Glam, and Dot*
ton, nnootnpre&ped: 5S.\ 9 100 lbs.
Pbwrtt €7at»—Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or boxen) Barit?
•Jd Halt, Beef and Pork, Caadlee, Cbeeee, Lard iod lari
f l'So'aJ h!,k7 ’ (oonpnaised,) Leaf TobarK
Hour 80 cents 9 bbl.
aprl
GEOE9E 0. FRANCISCUB.
▲ Card.
TT ATI KG disposed of my entire Interest in the Clothinu
J-J- Business. »* 188 Liberty street, to C. M’CLOSKXY
I eheerfaily recommend him to my former customer* and
thepahlicingeneraL D. J. CAREOLL.
A ;‘ F*” o ®* indebted to cr haring claim* against the
Sl l>^n&?!Si i i^ ,lU ? U at old «»nd, where his
will be left for settlement. I>. j. CARROLL.
To tlte Public.
AVlou pwcbMid the entire stock of READY-SLADE
°* D * , * <^ rr ? U * 156 Libw tF street, I would
JK2SS 5 L lntorß, .J By Mtltds y End the former patrons of
the establishment, that nothing shall be Jett undone os my
pan to sustain the former reputation of tbe house. Harinn
a superior (dock of new and fiuhfcmsble Clothing, I am pro
pared to furnish, wholesale or retail buyers, at as lew raiee
as any other establishment In the dty. *****
novfcdln Q» M*OLQBKEY.
BKAUTirUL AND ALU ABLE PROPERTY FOR dALS
at pubUc auction, near Manchester, part of the estate
Y? “• “£ Jtau " ®*q , deceased, on SATURDAY,
the 11th Nor ember, at 2 o’clock, P.ltL, on the premises. I
nare been authorised by the owners, residing ia • distant
sale at pubJic Teodue, THIRTY moat de>
stable BUILDING LOTS, u{joining the borough of Man-
Chester, (part of the above estate.) each 24 feet front by 180
feet deep—one tier of them fronting on Market street, which
is ninety feet wide. These Lots hare a fine view of the Ohio
river and adjacent scenery, are near tbe plank rad and in
a very delightful and desirable neighborhood, and will be
sold on quite rvascmable terms.
Persons purchasing a block of four or eight Lotsn»uld
have a country home, with all the sdvantam of a dftr. at
a moderate price. Title unexceptionable, and .one of the
very but about the city. Por other particulars, applr to
JAMES BLAKELY,
Beal Estate and European Agent,
_ pot* cot. Seventh and Smlthfleld strata.
Land for fabmjxq yith
fine Chesnut Oak, si taste within three miles of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; price six dollars per acre.
Also some within four miles of the Ohio river, at five dol
iars an acre. Also, a fine Tract cf Land, good timber, at
twelve miles from tbe river, for two dollars an acre- and
some at thirty miles from the river at one dollar aod twee
w"“t
toar huildred »cras, tvcohandred cleared,
with good improvements, plenty of Contend Limestoes!
rituate on the Morgantown Turnpike, Yirtfnia. PoruJe
V • - 8. CUTHBEBT A SON,
nov9 Beal Estate Agents. 140 Third street.
.■tMunjwtt Fuxltua ud Ctain,
WE are constantly engaged in. tba
manufacture afSTEAMBOAT CABIN
CHAIRS and FUKNITCRE, of every
deeeriptioiMUul pay particular
to tba manufacture of tba beat stylee. suitable lor the use
of Steamboat*. Our experience in this branch of tbe Knsi
nees enable* ns to warrant eatirfaetjou, as weQ -with tbe
promptitude in which orders are filled, ae In theqaalftr
the work and personal attention gt*en to tbe Sttfanr out
Those interested In fnrntehing Boats, w!R find il tothel*
advantage to give us a calL
ijfl
T. B. TOUH3 A 00.
Borne Lamm Factory*
|_| KAVT gm&XXNa CHJSCKS JLKD TWfcKM, Intended
JCL to Miit tbe retell trade of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
Aiule of -bard twisted yarn, dark pattern* end indigo bios.
?be general admission-that Stewart's Check* and Tweeds
ore not inferior in quality to any others manofectnred in
the United States, with an Incnarfng demand Car them.
CBOOuamifcosnbeaiber to extend hk basins* with a
steer to keep op a rood assortment of <°»*h Cturxi as sen
afif retail torn 12H to IS % cents per yard. Semple* «(U
be sent to merchants who cannot make it ronveofeot to cell
at Us Wanexrn, Rebecca street, nftr the depot, Allecbeay
ccCdm* • HAMILTON 3TKWART.
M
AOKBKKL—to bbb No. a. tarn;
10 “
10 M No.S,«mU; fcr a»l«by
SMITH * ■nanism
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