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TUESDAY MORNINU
DsiiSOATßfl TO the Democratic County Con
vbhtion.—Tho. following is tho result of the
eleotidns.oa Saturday, for delegates to tho Dem
ocratic County Convention:
_ . rirrsnuaan.
. EiiYt Ward—John U. Bailey, Alexander Guppies.
Bec6nd Ward—R. n. Patterson, Charles Barncti
Third Ward—J. EL Herdman, T.-B. Strain.
" Fourth Ward l —Charles Shaler* James Kerr.
Fifth Ward—Wm. Wilson,-John Ueldman.
Sixth Ward—Archibald Bryant, Brown Irwin.
Seventh Ward—B. F. Latshaw, James A. Irwin
Eighth Ward—A. W. Alexander. .B. Flanegln.
Ninth Ward—Joseph Weeks, Thomas 8. Rowley.
ALLEOHZST.
“First Ward—-Samuel W. Black, John Otterson
‘ Second Ward—Thomas Mofflt, John It. Large
Third Ward—‘Thomas Farley, John Grelblng.
Fourth Ward—l'aTid Neely, W. B. llnslett
BOROUGHS.
Manchester—J- Dubois, 8. McCuuo
Tarontum—Tillotson Neol, James B. Fult -u.
Duquesne—Dr. R. Williams, Geo. Burrou-ihs.
Sharpsburg—Jacob Fogel, Lawrence WineheU
McKeesport—Hiram B. Siifclair, Wm. n. Biel.
LawrenqoyFne—Andrew Scott.
townsuu*.-:
Lower St. Clair—Charles King, John BcLu> U.
Pitt—Samuel Barton, Wm. M. Torter.
East Deer— I Thomas Donnelly, Jamep R. U< a_,
Shßler—J.
Upper 81. Clair—Barnes Ford, Jsmee O’Commr
MitfUn—Hiram Neill, Archibald McAlees.
Baldwin—lsuao Bailsman, Finley Curry
Robinson—Robert Guthrie. J. if. I‘biilV
Versailles—Col. Wm. S. Miller.
Wilklne—Andrew Thompson.
Ross—Jno. Morrow.
Peebles—Dr. A. H. Gro*s.
Pine—James Qibsc-n.
■ ‘ f.* 1 1.' %
Penhsylvahia Railroad Tonnage. — The
Pennsylvania Railroad ie doing nn immense busi
ness during tho present month, as the following
list of tho tonnage of tho first seventeen days of
tho month will show. Tho amount exhibits a
great inorcaso over tho wholo month of July :
Through. Local.
August 1 405,610 25,014
“ - 496,220 12:5830
“ 3 605,CHn SI. 105
“ 4 641,57'' SO &H'
“ o 680,07-1 lot; SO'.*
“ 7 457,788 54,227
“ $ 405.62 G 4<)!asf*
“ 5> 610,011 40,528
9,455,G10 1,024,12;,
Id 185-1, the whole amount of wool an! wool
len yam received in Philadelphia, by Railroad,
from Pittsburgh, wne 3,975,409 pounds. Quan
tity received from January let to August Bth,
this year, shows an aggregate of 11,758,047, or
an inoreaso of 6,793,178 or 11,587 tone. The re
ocipts were as follows :
1..—.40,057 pound.- I lu Julv..
“ 2..—.95,011 “ I Juno
“ ** j May
4 45,01 d *• | April
w G 47,1 SO *■ | March
“ 7....-93.C52 •* I Ffhruarr
“ S 56,15 G " J jßnunry
Discontinued.—The suit against Mr. Alleu
Cordell, Superintendent of ibo’Markct Houeee,
brought by Mr. Taggart, clerk of too Markets,
which was to have been tried on Saturday, be
fore Alderman Wilson, was discontinued by the
City Solicitor, Mr. M’Caltnont, by tho direction
of tho committee. on Markets. This committee,
at their mooting on Saturday morning, passed
tho following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, Mr. John Tagcart clerk t.f the Dia
mond Market, olaims the right to rent stalls in
tho first or lower story of tho Diamond Market
Houses, and has commenced suit in ihe name
of the city of Pittsburgh against Allen Cordell,
for routing tho same; and whereas, tho renting
of all the Bialls in the lower story of said Mar
ket Houses has been put cxclaj'ivciy under the
control of Allen Cordell, ns Superintendent of
tbo Market: Therefore, be it
Resolved, That tho City Solicitor bo directed
to discontinue the said suit or suits.
Resolved, That tho clerk of the Markets be
directed in future to abstain from interfering
with tho Superintendent thereof, in regard to
tho stalls in the lower stories of the Market
Houses.
Resolved, That tho Superintendent c-f the
Market be, and he is hereby directed to rent no
stall on tho lower liners of the Market Houses,
to second hand dealers, from and after this
date.
A Row About a Wedding Henry Glover and
Bennett were arrested on Saturday night, for
raising a disturbance at the hoaso of Richard
M’Gintry, on Pennsylvania Avenue. T-he affair
grew ont of a wedding. A Catholic lady, who lived
at McGintry’s was married a few evenings since
to a Protestant. This aroused the ire of Glover
and. Bennett, who it appears, had brought the
girl over to this country. Tho only thiog against
the young man was his religion, an d they blamed
McGintry with making tho match, and went to
hia house and threatened to do L him all sorts of
bodily injury. Yesterday they were severally
held to bail in tho sum of ;p2QO, by Mayer Voh
to kcop the pe*ce. *
The Ul*D'Ff.i.lo\y3' Prock jn —Tho commit
tees having in chargo tho contemplated preces
sion of tho 1. O. of 0. F., uu the 1-lth of Septem
ber, arc making the most complete arrangements
to insure its succor. The City lh-.1l has been
engaged for the different L.-Jgee to rendezvous
in ; aud after the .procession, un oration will bo
delivered there by a distinguished Bpcnker. In
tho ovening, a bail will bo given at Lafayette
Hall. Wo understand that in addition to the
city Lc-dgos, qaito a camber from the neighbor
ing counties have signified their intention of
being preeont, so that there is no doubt but the
tarn-out will bo extremely large, und creditable
to the Order.
Tun Breach or Promise Suit VViihduawn. -
Wo mentioned iQ Monday’s Post, the arrest and
committal to jail, of a young Irishman named
Bernard MoAnees, at the instigation of Mrs.
Raobcl Amberson, for breach of promise. Yes
terday, tho lady withdrew the suit, on condition
that McAnces would give her back tho titles to
tho property ho had rcocivod from her. This he
agreed to do, and marry her into tho bargain;
and tho last wo saw of the pair, they were walk
ing away from the jail, arm in arm, as contented
as if nothing had occurred to interrupt tbo
conrso of their lovo.
From the Utter Region.—The propeller
“ Gen. Taylor,” Capt. Ryder, arrived on Thurs
day night at Cleveland, from Lake Superior,
with a full cargo of copper and iron, which nhe
dlsohatfod at the dock of Hussey n. Sinclair.
Sho brought 20G tons mosses, oro aud stamp
from tho Cliff mine, 00,077 pounds copper from
the North-west mine, at Eaglo Harbor, '!'•)_ 72b
ponnds from Advcnturo mine, at Ooionngon,
27,143 pounds from tho North wostom, at Eagle
Harbor, and 50 tons iron oro from tho Cleveland
Iron Mining Company at Marquette.
Watch Stolen.—Mr. James Graham, a pas
senger on the steamer J. S. Pringle, had a volu
able watch stolen from him, on Saturday, while
coming up in the boat from Wheeling. Yester
day, a young fellow wasarrestod by the Mayor’s
police, with tho watch on his person, but as he
proved ho had purchased it from another person,
was subsequently discharged.
Committed to Jail tor Larceny.—A woman
named Ann Matthews, who is accused of beieg
connooted with tho robbery of William Laugh
lin, at the houso of Ellen Campbell, was arrest
ed at the honso of John M’Lain, on Prospect
street, yesterday, by offioer Reed. After an ex
amination before Aid. Major, she was committed
to jail for trial.
Man Drowned —A passenger on the steamer
Endoavor fell off tho boat while on its upward
trip, on Saturday, near Wheeling, and was
drowned- His name or place of rosidcnce coul.l
not be ascertained. When the boat left, fcla
body had not been recovered.
Disorderly House.—Mary Ann Kr>»'3o and
Mrs. McChesncy yesterday made information
beforo Alderman Parkinson, against Barbara
Millbach, for keeping a disorderly houso iu
Layng’s Row, in tho Fifth Ward. A warrant
was issued for tho arrcßt of Barbara.
t ; *• r- -
Importation or Wheat and Flour.—Seven
thousand six hundred bushels of wheat nnd one
thousand seven hundred and eighty barrels rf
flour were landed at the wharf yesterday. The
greater part of this W£B subsequently shippe I
cast.by tho Pennsylvania Railroad.
Prohibitory Meeting.—The friends of U.c
Prohibitory Liquor Law will meet this evening,
at Rev. Dr. Aiken’s ohnrch, cn Sixth street, io
adopt measures to enforco the law,‘■after it govs
into operation in October next.
A young lad named Calhonn was committed
to jail, yesterday, by Mayor Adams, for stealing
from a drover in tho Penn cattle yard, Alle
gheny.
J Stomach Bitters arc J
l*y all who have tried t£em to be the best.family medicin'.*
of the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Comlvooess. and n di- •
'ii ordered state of ihu Xircr and Stomach. They have no
,J rival. The proptiotoM do uot pretend to #sotion people
\ from using other preparations that nre pslnml upen >ii*j
4 public upder the name of Stomach hitlers, for ibey buto
i found that only one trial wua needed to render cauliou
' unnecessary.
For sale, wliultsile, by Cuum i cWk. No !C! Murkot
generally Kns “’ l4O WooJ ««■*; “ nJ Druggists
"2 MOSQUITO HAKX—a a. MASON *OO bite juft
~ opened hnotlip.r U ryp eupplv :>l Nvtun,; .
j »U colors, and .it T?iy lew pin.-*, iu^l..
’ iV/*"
i i-iJ£ L/ill. PObl.
.4G7.327 142,4.70
<307.217 44, yw
..752,(KU u; 445
.G20,5J6 so^f.o
.044 42:: 34^10
.049,18 ft ,’,4 «k<
.034,930 73,514
Frtitd I**We call attention to Lhe feet of nume
roufl unprincipled efforts that aro daily making In our city
by renders of a bitter mixture, using
ment (in order to effect sales) to dealers in Uostettert Bit
ters, to purchase from them and sell it in Hostettefsbottles.
Wo hope th*t such impostors will be held up to public con
tempt by afl respectable persons who seU or use the genu
ine article. - • ”
Not only hove we the Individual evidence of the country,
but almost every paper In «to Union le commenting upon
e m?K r i° r T,l. nc ?i f - “ 10 “ benefits derlVed
from the use of this celebrated tonie; besides various dlblo
fJ, a .“.i?.T.“ rJ "?’r?i m 5 ng '' hioh 18 °ue from the Ohio Mechanics 1
Ihilti 'f' S ? (^ w kere the committee—composed
chiellyor physicians of the city-awarded Hostittxb, Smitu
, Lo. a diploma for the superior virtue of their Bitters as a
tonic and etrengthenor of the human system. We therefore
caution ail against impositions, and to purchase of none but
resectable dealers, whom they know would not deceive
them; or of the proprietors, iVo. 2C7 Penn si., Pittsburgh.
AUGUST 21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning I’osi
Forfeiture of the Recognizances of Col
Kinney.
Baii-UIEU'OiA, August 20.—The U. 8. District Court,
Judge Kane, commenced its August term this morning’
The case of Col. Kinney was called up, when an affidavit
was read from hb bail, Geojgo a Prosburg, In relation to
the uon-appeanmce of Col. Kinney at this term of the
Court The document sets forth that the doponont confi
dently believes that the sold Henry L. Kinney will return
to Lhe United States and bo prepared for trial on this Indict
ment before the close of the noxt session of this Ooort; thnt
it Is not in tho power of this deponent or of any one else to
prepare the defence of the said Uonry L. Kinney ; and that
ids shipwreck at Turk’s Island, combined with harrowing
impediments which delayed his departure, hue no doubt
rendered It impossible for the said Henry L. Kinney to ful
tli his purpose of being in attendance at this session of this
honorablo Court. Tho affidavit was received, tho recogni
sances declared. forfeited, and Mr. Presburp was granted
time until the first day of February next to produce tho de
fendant, or to pay tho amount of ball.
Noitiiainptou County Democratic ten-
Kxstun, Pa., August 20—The Democratic 'Convention of
Northampton County was held to-day, and was largely ul»
tended. After organization the Convention was addressed
at considerable length by Richard Urodhend, touching se
verely upon all the political questions ol the dny. A se
ries cl strong resolutions were then submitted and adopted.
They declare tho attachment ol Northampton to the Consti
tution and the Union, and that thoyknow no North, no
Fouth, no East, no West. They strongly denounce Know
Nothlnglsm, and In reference to Got. Keeder declare that
lie has discharged his duty in Kansas nobly and manfully,
and that their confidence In him Is undlmlnlsed. The reso
lutions say nothing of tbo national administration. The
proceedings were marked with considerable enthusiasm,
und Mr. Brodbead’s address was heartily applauded.
Destructive Fires*
Ncm Vui»a, August ID. —Tlkj store No. 6uu Broadwtj, oc
cupled by several dealers In dry goods, was on fire this af
lernnon, but the firemen succeeded in conGnlng the fiami-s
to the building In which they originated. The damage Is
estimated at about $B,OOO, mostly insured.
Dti.- a, N. Y„ August 20.—The Kirkland Colton Mills,
near this -ity, were destroyed by tire yesterday. Tho loss
Is stated at about $30,000. Th*y were owned by K.S.Broy
tou, and were insured for $20,000.
FoiiTLAED, Me , August 2u. —A fire {-ceurred tills moru
iag at Lewistown, Me., which destroyed the whole business
portion of tbo towo, including the Auburn Unnk building,
with nil the books and documents. Scarcely any meTCban
disc was saved. The loss Is upwards of SUH),ooO, and io
partly covered by Insurance.
■ 037 i*«S
.1,*83,041 *•
. 051.070 •<
. i>23,576 “
*■<1,754 -•
257 \V.> “
71 '• no*J “
Relief for the SofTarere.
WASDisaroM Citt, August 20 About $lOOO lu»\v been
already raise! here for tho relief of the Pxffuren* by lover
in Virginia. This morning five Sisters of Charity started
for Norfolk to act In the capacity cf nurses.
Paltinorc, August 20.—Intelligence via Petersburg, from
Norfolk and Portsmouth, on Sunday, represent no decrease
in the fever; 20 new cases were reported in Portsmouth on
Saturday. The collections in this city, for tbo benefit of the
sufferers io tho infected places, amount to over £9OOO.
PuuADELraiA, August 20.—Th* Relief Committee of this
ciiy have forwarded $l,OOO to-dey to Norfolk and Ports
mouth. The amount transmitted by the Committee thus
far i- $-'l,OOO.
Washington City Items.
\\ asui.vjton City, Auipst 20 —Tbo Attorney General ha*
d-x-lured that every applicant for a pattent has Bright to
withdraw his application and demand a rrstcration of two
thirds of ihe duty money at any time anterior to making
out a new one, and proceeding upon the ulterior stage- of
it.quirv. after an adverse report by tho Commissioner.
Tl.e whole number of applications for lounty laml war
rant'-, received at the ofllre up till to-day, is 200,-
100: the number examined Jl.fcoO; warrants issued 20,28(».
All r.f the heads of the Executive Departments are now
It i- said tb3l over f 1000 has l**>n subscribed at tin* Navy
Vr.rk In this city for the relief of the sufferer* from f< v*r
in Yinrinla.
The Death off Abbott Lawrence*
August 2u.—There was a meeting of merchant*
nl I'.kneuil Hall this morning, to taka appropriate notic«-
of the death of tlie Hon. Abl«oit Lawrence. William Star
Hjvj., presided, uml speeches were made by Robert C
NS izUhrop, Edward Everett, S. Thomas Stephenson, and
other*. It was voted to closo all the stores c n the day of
the funeral.
Democratic Meettug at Mllw&uMc.
Milvacmk, August 2i) —A large Democratic meeting to
-ympnlhise with the sutlcrers by the LoulsTllte riot, wa*
neb I hi-re on Saturday oveninu. The Ilou. A J. Upborn
lldJreSMrl the meeting, Mid re*olutil>DS were p«U»H;-d which
are very r-v.-re on lb* Know Nothings Good or,l*r pre
mil.-.1
Keniacby Klectlon.
Ciro i*»\a7i, August 20— Ofiicial returns i l ' un
lies of Kentucky give Morehrrui (American) a inai 'titypf
I , the live remaining counties gaTe Pierce 'tOo itw»jc r
ity; it lr row reported tbut they givs Clark (Dvmprrat)
-Ouo majority, which is contidereJ very doubtful.
Firemen's Ulot—Three nan Shot.
Paitimoiit, August L>.—A reriour affray occurred lust
Tik-ht between the New Market and Mount Vernon Fire
O-mpurles. Fire arm" were freely used, nnd during the
riot three mm wore «hot, two of whom nro not exp*—(.-i to
re-- -vt-r.
The Republican Movcment A Failure.
Cm, August Ij —Owing In the slim «u,-n
: i:*ce ut a meeting held last night, to form n Keputdi.-uri
A*;ocirttion, no cfHci-rs were Wicto-1. Th- names of the
nu-inberp bate not yet been made public.
Magazines for September —For *»!,• by h. ah-
NhR A CO, No ”2 Hmlthtteld street:
I.ushi-’s New York Journal for September; j<ti ce- la*. ;l-
Ladb-f.' National Magr.zino f.-r St ptemb-. r,
prlc-' is •, cents.
Frerh trutts nnd Vegetables all the v.’tr r»t Summer
luces, and hnw to obtain thorn ; price ViL; cts. \ nugis
JALdldS’ iIIDING HATS—The large-t and best aKSort
-4 mrct ot Hiding Hutu ever ottered inthe<-ity, jnjtrn
• tetU and tor .;ale at No 91 Wool street.
s* J._WII.-i.jN A SON.
I,' all STVI.E M I.K UAIS lor Sri iat No. 01 Wooa ,t.
»«->!> J. .t HOi«.
WANTK Ij— *
Ohio fiutl i’enuft, it. |i. Dividend
fccrlpi by AUSTIN lU.»MIS,
?io ; »l 02 Fourlii Ktiect.
/ \!L STRUCK—TC lbs fl>r eule by
' / 11. A- FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
_ corner First anJ Wcod ste.
/ ’ HOUND GLNTIaN—I26 lbs lor mile by
‘ * uuitl'. D. A. KAUNEBTOCK A U(\
j yoTArll— [iu casks tirst tor ♦•ale by
j B«gJS _ IJ. A. FAUNKSTOCK A 10.
/ MDKR MlLLt*—lilokok’s Uid«r Mill and Wine I‘rers;
" J SinclairV do . fftled for hand or power.
F\«r pale at 47 Fifth eirt-et, by
nuglb JAMES iVAUDKOL’.
BASKETS! BASKETS!—6QO Peach aud Vegetable Bhs
ketB, of rarlouß ftlzea, in store and for salo at 47 Fifth
■*’roet, by _(au«l»| JAMKS WARDKOP.
4 t RAPES! UUAPJiSl —Choice Uot-bouAe Fruit supplied
v T to order, daily, at 47 Fifth street.
•••uul' JAMES WARDROP.
oTRAWEfeiitKY PLANTS—Young thrifty \ines,suitable
k ) for planting, of the vurhMifl testol varletiea, at 47 Fifth
**■'<*«- lauglS| JAMES WARDROP.
G G M. ARNOLD * SONS, “go
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
I' 1 ASH lON ABLE CLOTHING
And Gontlomon’s Furnishing Goods,
NO fU MARKET STREET, between Third and Fourth,
Pittsburgh. Keep constantly ou hand, a large atock
ui Ciothp, CasHiincrea aud VeKtlngL OarujentH made to
order on the fihortent notice, und In tbo latest ftjles.
All orders promptly attended to. |nugl7;2m
W‘ 'KiGirrs"PKKMTUM“'KATjIAiUON'Btops the HUr
from falling out, and produci*B a luxuriant growlb-c
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATIIARICN
U moves all dandruff nnd db-'caso dojKJsit?^
For Rale, wholesale, by KK. SELLERS A CO. lauglfi
To Female-Teachcrsc
ritUE CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION, of Pittaburgb,
L will receive written opplicatlona (until Monday, the
third day of September next,) from Ladlea desirous of Dlliug
the situation of Assistant Teacher in the High School. The
-juallflcatlons must bo equal to those of the best Femalo
Teachers In Academics.
Address • 1L E. McGOWIN,
uugl7:d2a(chti) Pres't Contrul Board of Education.
WIUUUT’S PKKfviIUM^KATIIAKIUN b. tho"grea!uat
DeautiGer of tho ago.
WRIGHT’S PREMIUM KATHARION
Keudrrs the Hair poft and glossy.
For sale by KEYSKR, HAFT, SOOTT and SELLERS, at
■26 cents. auglG
Irving's Great Work,
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PER HANGINGS, B 7 Wood atrw*t, Pittsburgh.
Sole Agents for the celebrated manufactures of
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JU'NIATA BLOUM&— "
60 tons E. H. Lytle’s Juniata Lumiis ;
60 ton.* Junlutu Blooms; for sab; by
J. W. BUTLKIt A CO.
Pekin Tea Ntore,
NO 3B FI t TII SI'UEET, on. door east ortboEichaDKf
Bunk [.oTiTinß-j Ueßnpd ond CloriOfd BUOAKS f or
. . («oglol S. JAYNKS.
OBIhKY-OOu dozei LadltsV Uunta' and “ohlldJeVs
Summer Uoeicry, ot erery dosoripUon, just rrodvej
“ u: ; 13 .... MASON A 00.
1 \KY APPLES —Id bueheli'received by ’
•#-/ ,ID .P 7 . *_ HENRY U. COLLINS.
|_| UPS—'! Hacks received and Igr sate by
LX aug.7 HENRY a. COLLINS
/in ROME YELIDW"—W)U lbs just rw»iand'SrSSebv
W* flkminu bros
SLAVERY BY A SLAVE!—My Bondage and my Free
dem ;by Frederick Douglnsa. One vol. 12mo, nD
illustrated. I’rice $1,26. Now ready and lbr Pale by ’
H. MINER A CO
|>OSEMaRV, FOB TUK HAIR—The best thing talhi
XV world for cleaning, restoring, and giving rlchnras and
brilliancy to the hair. It curls the bait elegantly, removes
dandruff, and forces the beard and whlskera to grow. Oniv
25 cents per bottle. Sold by'
nu;l7 S. L. CUTHRERT, 03 Market at.
r JU) DKSTHOff HATS AND llOAOUKa—Usea box oflho
1 Excelsior Uxtennlnntor. It never falta. 25 cents per
bos. Fold by a. L. CUTHIIKRT,
63 Market streei.
f\ UM MiHLLAO —II casrs tor sale by
Ur j> >o h. a. FAaNjsaxooii *
ventlon-
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COMMERCIAL POST
Pli’ I SUURGII UOAILD OF TKAUh! ANU
ffIUKMIANTS’ KXUIAM.fc,,
OFFICERS.
/Vritdenf—JOliN SHrpTON.
firtl Vice President—Wts. H. Smjtu
Second “ “ Ww. r . bbowe
Secretary— H«. 8. Uavin
Trcasurrr —Joun D. Scour
SupcnnlsTidenl— S. T. Northam, Jr
of Arbitration /or Anyust ~\\\ K. BUOWN, V.
P.; C. W Hickstpos, B. Bakewell, John h Diiwobtii,
IfiAA.' .M . IVwck.
DAILY REVIEW OY PITTSBURGH MARKETS
O/riCH of Tm Dail? Morning Post, >
Tuesday, August 21. 1566, f
If. OUR—Sales ISO bbls extra family from store at sb* 2“
bblfl extra from wharf at $7,56 ; 140 bbla extra from wharf
at $7,023,4; 130 bbls extra from store at S7,G2U; 100 bbla
extra from wharf In Inti at $7,75; 75 bbls extra trom wharf
at $7,76.
WniBRY--Siilo9 35 M»la ruclltiej at 3J.\
BACON—PaIp? 11,000 Ibi Shoulders at {)>..„•, r.-uh fiuOu
Ibd canrusKPt Hnwm »t cash; 2,000 Hh Harm- at love
cash; 1,000 lbs Shoulders at cash.
HAk—Soles 20 loads at scales ui $ll6l-14 :.i i-,»
METAL—PaIes 1&2 tows Cheat Hirer at s2b 0 m -
Allefibeuy Cattle Market
Monday, jo
UArTLli—Prices have J-rlhirJ Irr.m '!(,/•'/, cent. To-day
i^ r 0 owA^. b :" d , om,n ' J ’ " l * *>!<■>' «T!> head Mr sold at
from 2V.@3@-I for Inferior, lair nnd prime. The balanro
were left over.
IT< ' ,V C6U ho "' 1 : nr which 11 10 wsrc
sold at -@2‘ /H (g)3c lb. The quality of the Sheep is rather
better tb» n Inst week. The nboye Inures Indicate a lodic,
of \ id, rrrosi.
.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS
New York. August 20 Stock* .lull ; Cumbejland 2m. ,
Oaleno und Chicneo 111-^; Cleveland and Toledo 90: Michi
gan Southern 1037*. Cotton unchanged; wilca DUO bales.
Flour In moderate demand at previous rates: pales 10.000
bblfl. Wheat unchanged ; sales 6AQG bus. Corn In active
lemivtij at previous rates; sales 50,030 buolwds. Pork un
changed; snJes 1400 bbls. Beef firm; Rales3oo bbls. Lard
firm at previous rutes; sales 350 bbls. Bacon scarce. But
ter Pearce: Ohio sells at 18. Whisky steady; ral*s 200 bbls
ilrnrei les firm; wiles 1500 bags Coffee; Bioat 11. Sales 350
hhdfi Muscovado Sugar at 7. baloslOO hhds N. u Molasses
at utt. Iron firm; sales 100 tons Scotch pig at previous
rates. Tallow firm; sales 23,000 IWatVJ I Lannvbnrs
hold at $l6. 7
PiHLADELraiA, August 2J Flvur dull; -mail Mlr.> Da
home consumption at so,«ih*.2s for common and good brands,
and 40,60@510 for extra. Wheat dull: receipts having run
terially Increased, prices receded p bu ; sales prime
Southern red at st,Bs(d)l,’“>7, closing at the former rales;
auJ a small lot of white at sl,U6(.j)s2, adout In Hyo no
pules reported Corn sraree, prices rather letter; mles
yellow »t 98«i9J, und white at $l, n float. Outs In demand
at .10. ClOTer Seed dull; Timothy rnn/wa nt trom $3.73
tn $4.25; Flaxseed scarco and wanted at sl,»U«‘i. 1,1)3. '(Iro
ceriej and t*rovi>loDs uncdiaDgod, tthi«ky: demand limit
ed: sales in bbls at 4b-<. 12-. lu hhd.-at 40r, und In
drudges at 39c.
Baltimore, August -ju.— Wheat dull; receipt* ~u,ouu hu*.*
and the market closed at $1,00(.01.'M for to prime white
and ShcsHuil.Sa fur red. Flour heavy; ml as cf Howard
street at $1,76
CINCINNATI, August —T Lliver lia- lullell 12 laches
within the last 24 hour.-, and is now feet
AUCTION KALES
Auction—Sales Dally,
AT the Commercial Kales Uoom.i, corner rd Wood ani
Fifth ptrovtfl.nt 10 o’clock, A. Ma general
of Soaßouablp, Staple and Fancy Dry Qc-cir, Clothing, Boot*
and Shoes, *<*.
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M„
Groceries,queeneware, Ulasawure, Tubl* Cutlery, Looting
(Hasses, New and Second Hand Household an 1 Ritrh*n Fur
niture, Ac.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Boohc, Stationery, Fancy Articles K indent Inrtramente,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Uoods, OoM and
Bilver wot.-h***, Ar. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
P. M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BTuOKS AT AUCTION.—Ou I'hurf-lay
evening, 23d insi., ol ts o'clock, at the Merchantt:* Ex
cbaug», Fourth street, viil be sold—
20 nharr.i Merchants and Manufacturer;-' Batik M.* k
20 d' Exchange Bank Stoek ;
10 do Mechanic.-
U/ do Ohio and I’cnua Hullrm lC
«uc2o P. M. DAVIS, Auil».*u. -r
IptRK STEEL MIMNu C-j. STOCK AT AUCTION —on
Thursday evening, Aug. Cl, at S o’clock, at the M*r
chant*’ Exchange, Fourth t-tnvt, will be sold, hv order ot
Ik J. IJanns, Treasurer—
— Shares Fire Steel Mining Co bt.vk, I.Tedi.-d t r d*:*o
f ayiDent cf n.vosflmenle.
*tugl7 1‘ M P.Wls, Auctioneer.
AFAIiiNKKH FALK OF PARTNERSHIP INTEREST
IN A Ult MAT MAN L' FACTUM NU ESTABLISH
MENT.—Tit*- uml<Ti:tin.*\l, Aftrdgu.-e ot (iu*h D. King, will
uxpo*e to Fair at Put.Me A ucll. n, »i the Merchant-’ Kv
cliangi’ Fourth r.t, In the city of Pitl:tt>ur.rh. on THUItS
DAT. the i):h .lay ol Sept.-mber, at ~,y., o’. !;.ok p. >t t
all the right, title, iuten-naod .-lalni of mid Hugh D King,
a* an equal eo pariM-r, of. In *.t> 1 to the firm and real un-1
personal »*>tate, property, * U.-.-u and s-.el.- of lh-' firm and
partnership of 11. II Uyun A t>*
The raamifxcturlng erfhMiO.ri. rt of tl.i- firm oioueoj
th- irr.-ate-'t and uuwt .-t.Btph-tr ..f it-kind iu the West—
corrpri-ing iinm.-n-- manuti.-turni.! building Mid mao.hi
n«T>.wlth jwv.er to us- an 1 I.i n*nt . wnrehou—
ruai.-'la!-, Urg- manutV: nr<*d furolture, im
plement k~, Ae
rhe value ol thie interest run approximated t<y an m
ep.-ti,m id the pmp*rt , A - , lor which *v.--y i..cittty
will U* nlfor l**d
- ■ N'-riL • k ;
■’ <jn C'linrti>*r-4\al!>*y 11. It (» St'.-fc ,* 1, :• , ai.t m
l" 1 Mhuf Minin f ss*»*t4 ( in^
.In AJWin-ny VhH.-v R KC .«{->-S*. ~„i.i ay .
llfj .!r< I'uHfir ()f>U - Minin.: !.
ylyc.) UotM Cmiilai/iia mui Niacin Jni!-- |(-iiln nJ 0"
■ >u r , * t4 ' M'tj.rhcd, |>.’ ;,N- IT! Xrw ’i.-rlv
J>oti 1 Krl<- Onnsl (Vi . < l'*’Ti n/i ) tuv.l (< r. i.ov
-Mi- nt Krir 1 >
T«tp.*« nt sal<
HtM ur.;h, Ai; k ' 1 ■ i v
I'U iiKf—’fhr»*«i -t. r> hn* k So. 1'..: Mmuti-U
lilrtvt. 1* M. DA V it 1 . Aur(i.vni-r,
'‘orntr tVoo.l hiiJ Fifth rt\
KIEH’S TIIAMiI'OKIAMO* LIME.
Aft ITI P ATi NO ih»* want M l:i< ibUr* lVr 1r -
Vrvtehi* lour-l Jr.»m Ih«> \ i.i IVuohvi
vntilH (.ftaal an.! luilrtci l-. h:n >• in- mf -i mi,- . tc» I; r.i
K- }l tS Ac, on «mdv, I* l it iVUItUK. I-MLY UNf; wLi-.li
o <-npic:iy (.1 oy-r lf.<K) ton-; per m«nfh < w*y
Wo assure our IrMnlr, huJ thn> t -<ll.-pc-.-o! lo p n f i iu-r
lb- State Improvement*, tbrr-mil 1,. nMliin. • t ~n
our part to rroJer /••n-n.l .-Ui Im-i k*n lu L-i r.-urj/n
-rn atul \\ o.«t-ru l''r» i-l.t * j:L pr..ru|*ti( ut- nri.i 1- >r it I*
KtKU * MIPCMFU,.
Ibtinl lUhiu, Pittf-J-tir :< I - ..
Valuable **arm for Sale,
SITUATK IN AI»AMH TUWN.MUif. UUTLKK L-diN. i
r-ntimnnp: HI aero . 11', u**re:. ;.f wl.j-b are ui.fri ,- u |
tirnUon. The ;r[.n-t'T. about b> d-cllno farann.-, aiil
dispore of nil LI.- hie.- k, Gran ar..l Hay mi lian-J ifirr I
Enquired JAMi:.- IILAK UI.Y,
„ n . * r• l v-uih uqJ Sru ulibel i, t
li'GK kij n. r»H ,'..<>.l l.nn-.1, adjcinlii.- 'lYtnier
. ancrvUle; It- well, imd is luiUble for u \ ir,ev«r l it
wilt be fold in Five Acre Lot.*, cr nltr-ceiljor. at i vnr\ 1 w
{irieo. Enquire of TliOMAb VWnjD.',
", Fourth -tr- rt.
I ADIKh’ HIDING *1 L< i\ Eb—Jutt rereiwd lv upre-;-
1J noil for rale at No. 01 Wco-l r-tr—t. ’
J \VI LSi IN ft SON
J MPuUTANT.—AI this huow.u ult: m jmr, ivhn, Jt.-.-n-i
--L of the wtomnrh and bowels are ta. frequent. tiud il oe
gkrted, are ho apt to degenerate into cholera nimbus, or
eren Asiatic cholera, uo family should U> without a buttle
of tb« Oonreutrntcd Kssencuof aud a bottle
of- Wickoy’f? celebrated Warrhcea Medicine, which if used
according to accompanying directlona, w|ll prove u xp.vdv
pafe and efficacious remedy. They ran bo had ouly at the
Drug Store or JOHN UAFT, Jh,
l«a Wood Htrc-L
rjjf tOBACCO—
-1 20 bx* Runnel 1 A llobinson'c b» end t>3 Lump Ti-bfu-iv ,
lii do Wm. 11. Grant's d«, j.,
1C do Grant A Williams' be d«. j ( ,
Jo It. Robinson A Co.'* bs and •!„ lu
- cases “dwarf bn**.., - C-it'iiniw'V hail j.i.uud lump
LoTundich Tobm*w-.
1 care “ Yankee " •!,. J.. ,
J Cafe? •• Tbonme* ” P-rf.-amu i’-. Ul ; 1 u,, i. t \
in store and fur «nb» by ' ’
“H?} 6 M l bI.KH A ItICKKTrUN.
POTASH— lU cash* I‘uUish ill eiure uud fur sab- by
MIUKiI & UJUItETboN.
CANDLE? —100 whole and hail boxes Cincinnati
O Star Candles, -Is, L-ts and Os, in store and lor mUo by
»usV> _ MILLKU A UICKETeON.
RATai HAT'S I UAT&!—The Excel* or Kufaud huouh
Exterminator will soon clear yrur premises of the.se
troublesome peet*. Try it. tk Id, wholesale and retail, by
ougll _ S. L CimiRKRT, 63 Market *t.
flilLE NASTY FLIES I —Get rid of them, by using tho
X India Fly Paper, which causes their destruction by
thousand*. Five cents a FhcoV For smle at
»”gU 63 MAIUtKT ST.
BOKKUAVK'S KLECTIWCIiKHIUAI. Ail6.MA,‘or Hol
land Bitter* —ll sure remedy for Dyspepsia, Lops of
Appetite, Ilendacbe, Debility, Ac. Sold by
ROgll H L. CUTHIIRIIT, Ml Market H.
POWiIKIUO) KLM UAKK—6 bills lor sale by
buglO B. A. KAUNF.STIKIK & Co.
BKNZOIC AClD—lbu ounces for sale by
» U K IU B. A. FAHNESTOCK A GO.
Have vod tkikd
WRIGHTS [■ItKMIU.M KATHAItIONI
if not, try it, and you will never be without it
lie aure to ask for
WMflllT’S PREMIUM KATUARIuN
Or you may pot n worthless urtide.
*9~For pule by all Dropping. •£. a-nts r,-r little
Wholesale Western Depot, Dr. R k skllkhh
& CO., and JOUN IIAIT. ' fl upi(!
PURE BRANDY—I have on Dana » very excellent urTi
clo of Brandy, lor medicinal purposes. Those wanting
a pood article can alwayu procure it ut
jy*P JOH. FLKMINU’d.
JUST RECEIVED, by Exprtuw, a beautiful article uf La
died’ Colored Gaiters, latest styles.
j)23 W. E. KOIiMKST/,, No 107 Market st.
RYIS FLOUR—4O bbln junt r«*cM by the “ Fairy Oueen,”
and for sale by ’
Bupl4 SPRINGKR IlAltllAUUli A CO.
C'LolJK—9o bble just received by fteumboat *• EHa," uud
JL for sale by
augH
SI’UINUKR UAKHAUGiI A CO.
lO boxes No. 1 Nortolk Chocolate in pf ro
j and for fhli* by MILLEK A HICKKTSON,
anpl4 Nn« 221 and 228 Liberty street.
SALKUATU!*— 30 Lox»h “McFarland's” tfnl«>ra7us" - in
store nnJ for sale by
nu?M MII.LKR A HIOKKTSON.
DAIRY SALT—G bbln Sack Dairy rsnlt just rec’«l and (nr
_ sale by |aug)4| MILLER 4 RICKKTSON.
BUAZ.IL SUGAR— iib boxes iVhito Brazil Sugar In pure
and for enle by
rojfM MILLER 4 RIOKETSON.
CIAIUJ. OF SODA—IO kegp Carb. of Soda in store and for
J Pale by tuugl4] MILLER A RICKETSON.
BURGUNDY I’ITCH—ICUO ibp for sale by
U. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CU ,
augH corner First and Woo,} Ft-
BORAX UKFLNKI>—IM>y ihelor’f'ali'by
BUgU B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO
ALEX'.’FKNKA— aSU lbs for wile by
angll B. A. FAHNESTOCK A Uo
i?IA)UU SULPHUR— ti.OUU lh« for sale by
. augT U. A. FAHNESTOCK 4Uu
K. BCUMHKTZ, at No. 107’Market” street, is
• now dosing out bis entire Summer stock of
Boot*, Shot* and Gaiters nt reduced prices. Lu liep, y; u
should by all meuDs call arid procure u pair ot thope beau
tiful Gaiters, Foiling bo low. mi»r4
riUIK HANDSOMEST aßßortment ol ihiUcrij anil Fancy
J. Sbt**e can b,» bought ot No I<>? Market street, cbeup
jot oaab. l'‘Ug4j W E SOHMEKTZ
‘ . VVuTaTI <?'- V,B 3*V»>*« l “‘'J , i*?’*S ••'**■. ? **' 4 1- ■'■i-fc.’.-V- ■**•■■ *;? ■»■
* _ *» *" 4i£*»\ sr ’y t *v **<"' * >']’V* Vr;. 1 -i:
- ‘ •, *• ; •- * '- V . -» » ‘i. **«T%*»,*Y> - ' • - - - r
, \ .. . - *♦ **- i*
r *. ,
AEWS FOR Milt Eli JtWJ%
Tos Bivxb.—The stage of water at dusk last- evening was
0 feet 2 Inches, by the pier marks, and rising. Weather
clear and cool.
QTue steamer ♦•Eclipse ” is the regular Wheeling packet
to-day. She leavoa at 10 o’clock, A. M.
The steamer “ Castle Harden,”Capt. U.Cue\inney r wm
leave fur Louisville to-day. To those traveling that way
our word fur it, they will find all they could desire on board
tho “ Castle Garden.” ___
“ Wcnona,” leaves to-day at 10 o’clock for the Queen City.
She is a good boat with good officers, and ull who travel
on her must he well pleased.
TriE Pennsylvania Rullroad brought iu over out) t»-n.- o
goods yesterday, from tbo East, destined for Cincinnati
Louisville and St. Louis. Our Western frlendu need fenr c<
delay, as boats are plenty, and our facklth's are such we cat
rig out a new one ns soon ao goods coma to hand.
Fob St. Louis —Tho fine passenger packet North elur, 1
Capt. Wm. Haslett, will leave for tho above port this day at
10 o'clock. All who wish to avail themselves of the plea.
Rare of a trip (<n a first oless boat thould register their
names early.
Wx learn by the fit. Louis papers, ot the 17 th, that the
i - Ilelen Murs,” bound for SL Paul, in going up over the
upper rapids, knocked a hole In her hull. Shu was loaded
with groceries—having in her hold 160 hbds. Sugar, which
Is badly damaged. She had two barges la tow which escaped
damage. Uis expected the boat can be raised.
Fuo UALuroLis The steamer “Convoy,'’ Capt. Wolff,
will leave for tho abore and all intermediate ports to-day at
10 o’clock. Our friend Barragh will bo found In theclcrk’ e
office. We wish oil to patronize this fine little boat, as her
officers are famous for accommodating all who travel on her.
To the farmers along the river she is of Incalculublo benefit
lo taking their produce and supplies to and from market.
All who wl?h a pleasant trip to MnrioHn, Parkercbunr and
Uallipoils tubuuld go on board oarly.
Plttalrargh, SUnbenvlUe and Wheeling
m w Packet*.
I The HOdALIE, Captain A. fi. Hmepdiep, and
HBB&the ECLIPSE, Captain iGxonas D. Mooat, will
run as regular DAILY PACKETS, botween Pittsburgh,
atonbenvllle and W r bealing, stopping at all Intermediate
ports.
The ROSALIE will Icavo Flttfibargh ou Moudays, Wed*
n f® l^ft F 8 a Dd Fridays, at 10 o’clock, A. M. —Hetxtmmj she
will leave wheeling on Tuesday*,Thuredaya aod ftatardaye,
at 7 % o’clock, A. M.
Tho ECLIPSE will also leave Pittsburgh on Tcesdaye,
TbumlarH and Satordaye, at 10 o’clock, A. M.— Returning ,
she will leave Wheeling on Monday's, Wi-lnt-sjaye and Fri
days, at 7% o’clock, A. M.
For freight or paraage apply on board or to
J. V. OOLLINGWOOO, Agent,
nov3B No. 15ft Front etrort.
Itcffular Tuesday Packet foV Wlieeilng,
marietta and Galllopolls.
ii»> The new and “plenJia steamer CONVOY,
Wolf, Jr., Master, E. Dadbauu, Clerk,
leave for the above and intermediate pot ta
every Tuesday, at 4 o dock, V. M., pnsitlvcty.
F.'r freight, cr paarnge, apply on board to
i)23 U. M. IIARTON, or C- BAHNEA, Ajmt-
For Cincinnati*
. The steamer SAINT LOUIS, Captain
Clerk, I). Woontusn; will leave for lh<a
‘•*S63BS®kal>ove and lotcrmedlate porta on WEDNES
DAY, August 1% ut U) A. M.
Fur freight or pairage apply on board, or to
ao?2l FLACK A 13ARNES, Ag-nti.
i The stejimur ENDEAVOR, Captain J. W.
Clerk, Maprcll; will leave for the
and intermediate porO ro WEDNES
DAY, August 22. at lu A. M.
For ireigbl or |>arHage apply on board, or to
_ aag‘it _ JOHN FLACK, Agent.
For Cincinnati.
I fPfr la Tb<> K steamer WENuNi, Oapt. J. N.
; Clerk wilt lenve for the
and intermediate purts, on TUESDAY,
'Jlhtlnstant, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
autr'A) _ RAKNES A COLLIN<J\V(.kjD, Agents
Tho flno Bteomer CASTLE GARDEN, Cnpt.
U. DtvisNET ; Clerk Duoicuait, will leave |,»r
dEßVHßiAa l| ie above sod Intermediate ports ou TUES
DAY, 21st instant, at 10 A. M.
au;2u JOHN FLACK, A^nl.
For Cincinnati.
The steamer GIPSY, Capt John Ki.ixjiti
UtoCj mJI&R ; Clerk, Mloeet ; will leavo for the above
BaSßuiil intcrmedlats pr.rt* on MONDAY, August
2u, at 10 o’clcn-k, A. M.
For freight or pa.«?age apply on t«-'anl,Yfr to
FLACK A BA UN 113,
For St. Louis. '
i\ 'i. }• i;au m,
A“-i<ne«' ct U b
i*. M. i»AYI>. Aiin'r
i R!s> Thn Ptcnmer NORTH STAR, Captain Wu.
; Clerk, A .). Llaslett ; will leave for
above and iuterm»*diato portr-on TUESDAY
An.TU-'t 21st, at 10 A M.
lor freight or pnppagn apply on Icard, or tu
FLACK A BARNES, AgenU
For St. Loula.
n'"L*» The Kteanier ARGONAUT, ylaptnlu Hi. C
Ltjjci&fcgAicßAtN; Clerk. LoDWK’h ; will leuru ibr the
and intermediate port- WEDNErL'YY
August 22d, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply un board, or to
nn ' 1 " 'FLACK A BAUM.r*, A.. -i.i
-.1. K. Barbour,
IEYEK CldißK, Ft. Locra, Mo., (at . N N. uetl's
J oflice.) J. K. ItAKBOUR having long expenoD'o In
Receiving uoJ Discharging Freight lor Weurabcat>«, offer::
‘Hiperior in lncemonts to Steamboats dor.irlng a DISCLIARO
iN’Q CLERK. mjl
CHARLOTTE ULINE,
NO. 118 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, is ju.-d re
ceivlng a stock of PIANOS, of the inti-el '•tyles,
from the Factories of
DAUMOARDTGN A HEINS, Uamimrgh
HAoLET, DAVIS A CO., Bnstou;
HAINES, DROS. A CUMMINGS, Now Yuik;
A. il. REICIIENDACU, Philadelphia:
Together w ith those of other maker*, at price* from to
$1,000; including every variety nnd style, from the plain
but BuhsumtUl iron framo Piano, to the most elegantly
carved Louis XIV. *tyh% Square anti Grand Piano*.
Arrangement* have boon made with tho manufacturer**,
by which their instruments are sold lower by their exclu
sive agents here than in the East, and without the addi
tional cost and risk of transportation.
Every Piano sold by the eubscriber is warranted perfect
in every respect, and » written guarantee will bo given it
required. CHARLOTTE DLUME,
»uglb No. 118 Wood Rtreet.
riMfE undersigned, proprietors of the PLYMOUTU AD
jL VKUTIBEU, wishing to embark in another enterprise,
uilttr the entire establishment for sale. The paper i* in Us
second volume, and Is now doing a good, profitable busings.
The jobbing aod advertising the present year will reach
sl,oo°. The subscription list la largo, and lnorea*ing rap
idly. With a Utile exertion it can be doubled. The m&ti^
rial is nearly new. Payments made easy. For n good
practical printer, this in an opportunity rarely presented
Possession will be given at the close of this volume.
All communications relative to tho above can bo ad
dressed to tho subscriber*, at Plymouth, Richland enuuty,
Ohio. (augil:dawtf j ROBINBON & LOCKE
WKIGUT’S PREMIUM KATHARION couJh tho‘ head,
end removes all symptoms of heaJucbo.
Persons using
WRIGHTS KATHARIoN
Are never liable to Sun-stroke.
WRIGIII’B PREMIUM KATHAIUON
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining tbe
Ilnir in any required form.
For sale by Ur. GEO. H. KEYSER and It. E. SELLERS
A CO., at 25 cents per bottle. auglG
WANTED TO FILL AN ORDER—
Stock of the Bank of Pittsburgh;
do do Merchants and Manufacturers’ Batik ;
do do Mechanics’ Bank.
Every hind of Stock bought and sold on eommtesion.
WILKINS A CO., Commission Stock Brokers,
augl 75 Fourth street.
DIVIDEND SCRIP of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road Company bought and sold
augl WILKINS A CO., 7f* Fourth st.
INDIAN A Ml Ktf Tl ANK ~ and” other broken ~Uuuk Notes
bought at highest rates.
augl WILKINS A CO , 75 Fourth st.
OIL ORIGANUM—3OO lbs for Bale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
augl Corner First and Wood sts.
SQUILLS— duo ibs lor sale by
augl __ FAHNESTOCK A CO.
J“ INSEKD OIL—3OOO gallons for sale by
i augl J 5. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE— Putnam's, Godey’a,Graham's,
Peterson’s, Ballou’s, Household Words, Knickerbocker,
Leslie’s Journal, Leallo’s Gazette, and all the Magazines for
August have been received at MINER A CO.’S,
jy3l No. 32 Bmlthfl«ld street.
/ tALABUIA LIQUOIUUE —Prime quality; just rec’d and
V 7 for sale by [ lj3BJ FLEMINQ BROS.
SYRINGES— A fail assortment just rec’d and for sale by
jy2B FLEMING BROS.
bble just received and for sale by
Jy2B _ FLEMING BROS.
lAUD OIL—A prime article; just rec’d aiuf for salo by
J jy2S _ FLEMING BROS.
SCUENOK’S SEAWEED TONIC—I 2 doa of this'celebra
ted Tonic, also 12 doz of Schenck’e Pnlmonlo Byrup,
received by I JyJlO I JOS. FLEMING.
tTokllll AYE’S HOLLAND BiTTEHS—I4 dozen of these
> excellent Bitters reo’d by JOS. FLEMING,
jy!9 Corner of Diamond and Market ft
CiAHii. MAGNESIA—I cases for sale by
j B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
j j oo corner Wood and First ot«.
ALUM —40 bbls for sale by
nug7 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
I > ASIvETS! BASKETS 1—76 dozen Peach and Vegetable
|~i Baskets received and for sale by
aug7 _ JAMES WARDROP.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON A CO. will open,
on Monday, July 10th, 10 moro cases of Calicoes, at 4,
6 and per yanl. jy 10
WE. SOUMERTZ, at No. 107 Market street, sells
• Boots and Shoes very low for cash. Giro him a
call, and see. f JyBBj W. E- SCHMERTZ.
A BRICK HOUSE FOU $3OO I—For particulars cull at
63 Market street. Also, one oi four rooms and largo
haU for $560. cash nugll
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For Cincinnati Capt. Shunfe’e new slern-wheel «teamer
FORT OF PITTSBURGH
ti FKKT 2 INCHED WATtO IN TUB CHANNEL
AttUIVKD.
Fieanier Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
“ Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville
Uen. Bayard, Peebles,Klizabetti.
" Clara Fisher, IlondorickflOn, West Newtuu.
“ Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
Michigan No. 2, Uuret, Wullsville.
“ Eclipse, Bloore, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
cteamui Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Kiicaboth.
“ Clara Fisher, Henderlckaon, West New Um.
“ Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
“ Michigan No. 3, llorst, Wellsville.
“ Rosalie, Shepherd, Wheeling.
“ Gipsy, Klinefelter, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS.
For LoulSTlile
For Loulavillc.
To Printers
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AMUSEMENTS.
MADAME EDWARDS.
Tai JUSTLY oxlsbeatkd' {
CLAIRVOYANT,
Can bb consulted at her moms, cor
ner of WOOD and FIFTH streets.
Pittsburgh.
Rooms open Day and EvenTne.
Consultations private and confiden
tial.
\ Terms. Gentlemen, $l.; IjKiise
jouly&Gc. Je2l:lm' r '
JOHN W. MCCARTHY,
Hill Foster and,,, Distributor ,
£3“ Will attend to the Posting and Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS FOB CONCERTS. LECTURES, EiUIBITIONS, Ac.
All rommuuicatione—either by canlt, telegraph,or other
wise-directed to the office of tho Morning Post, will re
ceive prompt attention. Q p7
SUMMER RESORTS.
PKIiRY COUNTY WARM BPKINOS
IUIE abovo celebrated WATERING PLACE will he open
for visitors on and after tho FIFTH OF JUNE NEXT.
They are delightfully located on Sherman’d Creek, fourteen
miles north west of Duncanuon, (this place being fifteen
inlleawest of Harrisburg, on the Contra! Railroad,) at the
base of Pisgah Mountain, which reaches an elevation of
more than five hundred teot. Sherman’s Creek affords a
splendid opportunity for those fond of bathing, fishing or
polling; the surrounding forests offer great attractions to
tbo sportsman; and tour smooth and shady roods through
a country unsurpassed for bold and magnificent scenery,
will diversify tho amusements of the place.
HOUSES, SADDLES and CARRIAGES can be had at all
times. Horses taken to Livery on reasonable terms.
Of the MEDICINAL QUALITIES of tho SPRINGS too
much can hardly be sold. Their waters have been analyzed
by the bust Chemists iu the Union, and are pronounced an:
surpassed for curing cutaneous diseases find affections of
t‘ o kidneys. There are some five Springs in all, every
one of which is of different temperature—the largest being
G 3 degrees Fahrenheit, and throwing out 03 gallons every
seven minutes. Ladles’ and Gentlemen's BATHS have
been constructed, with all the modern Improvements, to
gether with PLUNGE BATHS, Ac., Ac.
Each day a Coach IcaTea Dunc&nnon for ths Springs,
after the arrival of the cars.
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Rooms, and various other facili
ties for amusement, in abundance. Tho accommodations
will be the best, and the charges low.
Tebmh.—Eight dollars per week, or one dollar aud fifty
cents per day.!
Families wishing to ungAg* rooms, should address the
proprietor early:
Every attention will be paid to visitors, the proprietor
having engaged the best of servants. Mueiu always In at
tendance.
All communications intended to reach the Furry County
Warm Springs should be addressed to Dunrannon P. O.
They will be immediately forwarded.
U. H. ETTKR,
my3l:tf Proprietor Worm Bpringa
SfifllMKß RETKEATr
KKYfiTUNE HOTEL, Huntingdon Co., one hun
drol and thirty-iecai miles East of Pittsburgh, and
only six hours’ ride. This delightful residence and place of
public resort is located on the banks of the “ Blue Juniata,”
At tbo confluence of Spruce Creek. Its clear spring, trout
sustaining waters, here discharges itself, and mingles its
murmurs in concert, as they rush down the gorges of the
Mountains.
Tho very central position of ibis Hotel makes it a desira
ble place or sojourn for a few weeks or days, for men of
bufinefs and thtdr families—jad<ni und enervated with tho
turmoil, bustle and beat of the Sty. It is situated ou the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, where the groat turnpike
from tho fiasquohanna and other roads concentrate—
making easy egress and Ingress, several times a day, by
the .cars and stages, to Altoona, Tyrone, Huntingdon and
the Mountains.
Tho Honsw is a new brick one, four stories high, spacious
aod roomy, newly papered, painted and furnished from
basement to attic, with all the modern Improvements and
appliance* of Cold Baths, Ac. It la also finely ventilated.
There are superb views of every department of the Moan
tain ncenery—the “glorious moantolns, 0 tho “eternal
hills.” Telegraph Office Is In the House, always ready for
work—and the proprietor ready to receive visitor* at mode
rate charges. R. F. lIABLETT, Proprietor.
axfXErsccs in i*ittsbubqu:
William Carr A Co., 329 Liberty street.
John 12. Shoenbergor. John Anderson.
William S. Campbell, St. Charles Hotel. (jyll
Dissolution of Co-P*rtn«raltlp«
ri>UK Partnership heretofore existing between the under
-1 signed, a* BIQKLOW A CO, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, M. Bigelow retiring from the firm.
The business of the late firm will be settled by the continu
ing partners, at their old stand, No. 40 Diamond Alley.
M. BIGELOW,
M. L. STBPIIENS,
GEO. ALBERT.
Pittsburgh, July 20, 1566. faugl3:(Jt
oiOUul. ALUiai —~.M. L. 3TIPHIN3.
BIGELOW A CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO H. M. BIGELOW.)
A r o. 46 Diamond Alley, near }Y.<od street, t*ITTdBUTtGIL
eggjgiw COACHES, CARRIAGES, PIIJGTONB,
BUGGIES, and every description of Fancy
Vehicle* bnltt to order, and fioishsd ih a
uunarpat-Hed for beauty of design,
elegnnce of fluLh, skill of wcrkmonehlp, uud durability of
material*.
43- Ail work warranted.
AL “
subscriber taken thl* motlio-J to inform his friends
X aud cuHtomer* that he commence* Brewing for the
fitmuoD on the TuvnU'-lh instant, and will b« prepared to
furnlhh hie superior ALES. Ac , in any quantity desired.
The highest market price in cash paid for good. Bound,
clean BARLEY
GRAINS and YKAST supplied on low term*.
GEO. W. SMITH,
Pitt street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
au,ri4.l[2{ch J)
Notice.
HA\ iNG this J«y, July 13, IsJ..**, p?)ij my ptcok in the
Snddicry btisinc*ta to J. ANDERSON A CJ., I
take pleasun* in recommending them to my friend* aud
lortncr ruptemer-, and to the public merally, and would
respectfully policit for them a continuance of my patrou
age, fcmlng confident that all work received of them will
give cenaral satisfaction. j. p. SMITH.
J - AMDERSOa *, CO.,
tmmSk MAJtUPICnrBBBS OF
HARNESS, f&UNKS, &c ,
No. 13$ Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
4»r Order* from Country Dealers promptly attended to,
>ii}J at prices that cannot Uii to b* acceptable. nug4:ly
New UoUllDg EiUbiuhment.
BOYD a MORTON have entered into co-partnership to
transact the business of BOTTLING, in all its branch*
ph, at OH Liberty iitreet, Neville Hall
They have constantly on hand a superior article 'of
INDIA ALE, put up in pint bottleß. Dealer* and families
will find it to their advantage to give ub a call, and exam
ine for themselves. Wo aleo bcttli: a Hurerlor article of
POUTER, BAKSAPAKILLA and MINERAL WATER.
Term? u* favorable as any other house in the city. All
t r ler« put up At short notice BOYD A MORiON,
J Ol -- 4111 No 08 Liberty et., Nevillo Uall.
I 'UK CilUKCil PuKUli—The lust uew Bong by F. Nich
ole* Crouch.
O'er the Summer Sea—llarcollo. Bum; by cuuoi Mario,
a Opera Rigoletto.
America—3 Cavatiua, by Thoa. Baker.
Aud other now Music, just received i-y
OUARLQTTB BLUME, 118 WooJ B t
HOUSEKEEPINU GOODS —A. A. MASON A co'. Vw
ofloring their large assortment of Sheeting*, Diapers,
Dttmjisks, Table Cloths, Napkins, Toweling?, and other
iloufiekeeping Good*, at a redaction of 25 and 30 per cent.
iv2n r
G 8 OOD PiCTUKKS and cheap at 60 ceuts. Uo to the
F Eot *?rprt*e, No 74 Fourth wtreet. aug-t
fpHE BEST—CAauo’d Pictures rank amoug the best in
1 tho Western country. Rooms, 76 Fourth *t. fang 4
fpHAB —50 chests nsftor.ed Young liyson and Black Teas,
X of the finest brands, now Belling at moderate prices, at
the |«ng3j CHINA TEA STORE, No. 1, Diamond.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY—IO doz Blackberry Brandy, of
home manufacture ; warranted pure. For sale by
JNO. LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
> _ No. 201 Liberty street.
Plti METAL— 100 tonl Kock Um,(JuniataT)
60 do Monroe, do
200 do Nos. 1 and 2 Anthracite ;
100 do Ulacklick, (Charcoal;)
[_aug3| JOHN MOORHEAD.
O ULPIiUHIO ACID TUM.—(Wordhaosen OU Vitriol,)
k? just received and for sale by
_ au jJ FLEMING BRO 3.
IpOit PR ES ER VIN G—Lovering'a Pulverized Sugar;
coarse, pulverized, crushed and clarified, at
_A u _*A F. IL DKAYO’S, No. 1, Diamond.
CTUEESE— 2uu boxes prime W. R. Cream Cheese ju*t
J iveeived by [aug3| _ F. R. DRAVO.
MAUA7.INES, Ac. Ac.—Putnam tor August; ”
Harper for August;
Knickerbocker for August;
Ranking’ri Half-Yearly Abstract,
Jusi receivt“U ami tor Pale at
W. A. GILDENFfiNNEY 4 CO.’S Bookfitore,
. Fifth Bt., opposite the Theatre.
OUNDltlt.B—loo boxes Rosin troap ;
O 60 do Mould nud Dip Cun.lies;
20 Jo Star Candles;
26 doz Buckets :
10 do Tubs;
20 do Bed Cords;
60 do Corn Brooms ;
20 boxoa Starch;
100 reams Wrapping Paper;
For »»li. by [ang3] JOHN MOORHEAD.
BLOOMS— 60 tons Juniata; ~ ‘
60 do Lake Champlain, (to arrive;)
For Palo by faug3] JOHN MOORH BAD.
i .OFFER— IOO bugs Rio and Java Coffee for sale by
JOHN MOORHEAD.
fl^EAfr—76 half chests Green uud Block Teas for Pale by
JL aug3 JOUN MOORHEAD.
riIOBACCG—75 bears favorite brands Tobacco for sale by
1 aug3 JOHN MOORHEAD.
SUGAR— 30 hhds lair to pi \jor sale by
_«iug3_ y *-?HN MOORHEAD.
jy AILS—2OO kegs for sale bj
‘ v augS 5
EGGS, by the barrel, li
aug3
C HANDLES—40 boxes St
J aug3
CJ UGAK—Su hbdu Sugar _jy -
O BUg3 SMITH, MXgt A HONTKR.
M CLASSICS— 60 bbla S. 11. Molasses forllile by
__ augn smith, mair \_hunter.
CIOKFKK— 100 bags IUo Coffee for sale by
J aug3 _ SMITH, MALK A IIcNTKR.
SOAP— you boxes Soap for sale by r 7~
aug3 SMITH, MAIR A f;
CIllUSIIKI) SUUAIi—2S bbla Crushed 8
J bur 3 SMITH, MAIR A^fONTEH
I^LaX— 3 sack's Flax lor sale by
. aup3 SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER.
CUiliuML YIiLLuW-—6 cafes on band antTfor sale"by -
J aug3 _ FLEMING BROS.
S'COTCU SNUFF—Garrett's best; 3 casks just rac’d and
for sale by fsug3) FLEMING BROS.
MASON'S BLACKING—4OO doz on band and forsale bv
ang3 FLEMING BROS.
CIITRIC ACID—6O lbs just received and for pale by
J a«g_3 _ __ FLEMING BROS.
BLUE MASS.—SO lbs just received and for’aaie by
aug3 FLEMING BROS.
BATH BRICK— 2OOO English for tale by
jy3o B. A. FAHNESTOCK A Co
WANTED— Ohio and Penna. Railroad Scrip;
Monongabela Navigation do by
jy3o AUSTIN LOOMIS.
rpAMARINDS —A supply of tine fresh Tamarinds reo'd by
1 jyM JOS. FLEMING.
BLUE LICK WATER—bbls ot this celebrated Mineral
Water rec'd by l jy!9j JOS. FLEMING.
ORANGES —10b boxes *• Messina ” Oranges just received
and for Bale by RHYMER A ANDERSON
Jy3l _ No 39 Wood street.
rfuCNNESttkIS BLOOMS—Oo tons Napier Blooms for sale
1 by J. W. BUTLER A CO.
riUN—lou pigs Banca Tin jnat received, in store and tor
1 salti by | jyaij j. w. BUTLER A CO.
MEDICAL.
The Graefenberg Dysentery SyruT*,
as und infallible remedy ia Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Th UJ A F | U *4’ oler *-Morbus, Cholera Infantum,'and -
tho AbW o Cbole™, If taken with th. ant symp
toms vis i.Tomltlng and.dlarrhcei. U navsr
t« Is to cur. the worst poasihla cases „r
bowel complaints, generally l u „ r ,„
hours, Seklom beybod a day. h
: V s Purely vegetable, and taken
iu almost any quantity is
perfectly harm! ess.
Price 60 centa.
The Graaffinberg Green Mountain Ointment,
Invaluable for Barns, Wounds, Sprains, Chilblains. Corr«
Sores, Swellings of all kinds, Rheumatism, Err- ’
alpelos, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pains
in the Side or Back immediately
relieved, Inflammations
of the Bowels, and for all.
cases where there
lo Inflamma
tion.
Price Twenty-five cants.
Marshall's Utorine Catholicon,
A certain unto for Prolapsus Uteri, and for moat oi tin
uiatrussing complaints Incident to Females. Pre
pared by Dr. Then. Pomeroy* of Utica,
solely for the Graefenborg Com
pany. Price $3,00.
The other Graefenberg Medicines &ie
Eye Lotion.
Ueatth Differs.
tDnrumjpfioeUainj,
Children’s Panacea
iv&rr and Ague Pais.
Libby’s POe Ointment.
Sarsaparilla Cbmpound.
The Graefenberg Manual of Health,
A complete hand-book of medicine for families—price £>u cts.
Office, 914 Broadway, Bew Yorli.
CAUTION.
The public is requested to bear in mind that everything
prepared by theGraofenberg Company hn9 their seal upon it.
Spurious articles have boon issued closely resembling the
genuine in every particular except the seal, and the utmost
care should be observed before purchasing.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYSET’S, 140 Wood
street. __ _ Jyl7:dew la
<9* A Fact worthy or accord and Atten
tion —WRIGHT’S TONIC MIXTURE, a guaranteed and
certain cure for FEVER AND AGUE. This preparation
for tho treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the cause, is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralizing effects
on the poisonous gases are instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervoib and Muscular System, re
storing the tone*of tbo Btomach, and invigorating the Con
stitution.
Unlike the general comedies resorted to for its treatment,
such as Quinine, Arsenic, Ac., which leave the system
worse than they found it, It improves the general health,
purifies the blood, and stimulates tho different organs to a
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under tbo immediate supervision of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may alwayß be
relied on. Its unprecedented, demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly cared, are a sufficient guarantee of
its superiority over all other preparations.
We can only add, in conclusion, if you are suffering from
Fever and Ague, try it and be\cured J.
PETER T. WRIGHT A GO.,
241 Market et., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas.
For sale by GEO. U. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLERS, Pittsburgh. op27:dawBm Is
49* Bald Heads and Ilurd’a Hair Reito
rer—PoqtriTAttßocK, Or., Feb. 9, 1856:
This is to certify that I have used •* HURD’S HAIR RE
STORER’’ three months, and where my head was bald i [
is now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Capt. Gbo. U. BmJAffia, of Whale-Ship Montezuma,
New London, Ct.
Chemical Manufacturing CD.—Gents; Previous to using
your Hair Restorer I was greatly troubled with my hair
coming out. After using three bottles the remaining Is
strong and firm, and presents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. Yours, truly, H. R. WoobWoaTo.
Poquctahkock, Ct., Feb. 15, 1566.
This is to certify that I have been using “ Hoaxes lIAm
Rrsrofltn” about three months; and, now, where my head
was bald. It is covered with a new growth of hair, almost
three Inches long. I have beep bald over twenty years.
Auoa Adams.
Sold, wholesale and retail at
Da. GEO. H. KEYSEii’S,
Jei9 No. 140 Wood street:
49‘Slck Headache and Neuralgia or Eiqut
Yeaes Standura Cubed bt OAKKLY’S DEPUBATIVE
SYRUP.—Mr. William Trimble, M’Kelvy’s Row, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, says he was cured of Sick Headache of
eight years etandlug, by three bottles of Oakeley’s Depura
tive Byrup. lie had tried various physicians without n
cure. He is now entirely well. Oakeley's Duparativels
for Rheumatism, Scrofula. Tetter,andalleruptivedlseases.
For sale wholesale and retail, DR. KEY’SER’B,
.No. 140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Price 76 cents per bottle. ap2s
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and manufacturers*
ITUE SUBSCRIBER is now importing a suparior quality
.of OIL OF COGNAC, of whloh of an ounce with 60
gallons pure Bpirit Will produce a flneOognao Brandy. Ills
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD’S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ABAC. CIDER and
PBACU BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WIIISKY, are acknowledged by the N*w
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FKUCUTWANGER,
141 Malden Lana, New York.
P. S.—lmporter ot Daguerreotype Chemicals, Platina,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn’s Ext.Copalva,Sulphate Am
monia, Ao. dec2lriatf
CAUPETINGS.
Delaware county carpet manufacturing
ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
below the city lino, offer to boyers this season, AXMINIS
TEK, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PI.Y INGRAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CAR PETIN G, at very reduced prices
for cash or city acceptance, (Interest added-) Tho stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of eTery variety,
can be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, No*. 18 and 20 N. SECOND st, PHILADELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
loUfltmis j. SIDNEY JONKS.
Palmar’s Celebrated Uplourean tfauoe*
QTANDS PREEMINENT for flavoring Soap?, Gravies,
O Fi*b, Meat, Game, Ac. We advise all good housewives
to try it. Price 26 cents per bottle,at ail Grocery and Fruit
Stores in the United States and Canadas.
For sale by M’CLURG and O. 11. KEYBER, Pittsburgh.
P. T WRIGHT A CO.,
]«Dl9:d*wly 1* 241 Marketstreat. Philadelphia.
LOCUST tiliOVE SEMINAKY,
LA WELEXCEYILLE.
THE NEXT SESSION will epen on WEDNESDAY, Fep
tember 10.
The iteoior desires an early application on the part of
such as desire to avail themselves of its advantages.
For circulars or admission, apply to
REV. WM. H. CLARKE,
jiuglQ:tf -. Pittsburgh, Pa-
Boarding School,
OR SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE.—The GLEN HOTEL
and Grounds are offered for RENT for either the
above purposes. The Bite and arrangement of the bouse,
the beauty, extent and variety of the grounds, and tho
singular advantage of the position, secluded from every*
thing objectionable, render this a most desirable location
for either a Male or Female Seminary. For terms, apply to
mh24:tf 3; W. CUTLER, 97 Front street.
Dissolution or Partnership*
11HE Partnership formed by tho undersigned and James
. O’Nsai, In carrying on the Camden Coal Work*,”
under the name and stylo of JONES, O’NEAL A MILLER,
is now dissolved. ISAAC JONES,
July 7th, 1866. JOUN D. MILLER.
JULY MAGAZINES—
Harper’s, for July 1...20 cents.
Patnam, M 20 M
Graham, “ 20 “
Godey, 8d sup., “ ..20 “
Knickerboker, “ 20 “
Leslie's Goz’te,“ 20 “
Peterson’s, •* 17 “
Leslie’s Jour’l, “ 18 “
Blackwood, for Jane.
All who want NEW BOOKS, aod as soon as issued, lower -1
than can be had elsewhere, ehonld call at
LAUFFER’S BOOK STORE,
87 Wood street.
BUILDING LOT FOB SALE,
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
back 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for two small Houses. This Lot
Is In a desirable location for a residence; and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of QKO. F. OILLMORE,
At Office of Morning Post.
Notice.
LARIMER’S TRUSTEE is prepared to pay a dividend of
FIFTEEN PER CENT., in “ Stocks” of various kinds,
at cash prices. THOMAS MELLON.
jy26:lwd*3iw
Wanted.
T AEOREItS are wanted on the Cleveland and Mahoning
JLi Railroad, between Warren and Youngstown, Ohio
jy'J&dlw*
JUST REOETVKb, at No. 107 Market street, a large as
sortment of Boys’and Youths' Calf and Tatent Leather
(Jongress Gaiters. Prices low.
■i* lB W. E. SOHHERTZ.
Magazines and weekly papers—
Ladles' Gazette of Fashion for August;
Graham’s Magazine do
Putnam’s do do
Peterson’s do do
Uodey’s Lady’s Book do
Ballou’s Monthly do
The Panorama of Life and Literature;
London Illustrated News, last arrival;
All the Eastern Weeklies for this week.
For any new Book or Magazine, call or send to
W. A. GILDENFKNNKY A CO.’S,
jy2B Fifth sL, opposite the Theatre.
JADIKS' FASHIONS—
J Leslie’s Ladles Gazette for August, 20 cents;
Putnam’s Magazine do 20 do
Graham's do do 20 do
Uodoy*s Lady’s Book, (second supply,) 20 cents;
New York Journal for August, 18 do
Peterson's Magazine, do 17 do
Ballon's do (second supply,) 10 do
Female Lite among the Mormons, $1;
atar Papers.
Harper’s Magazine and Knickerbocker for August confi
dently expected this day or Monday, and will be sold at the
old price, 20 cents per copy, at
jy23 LAUFFER’S BOOKSTORE, 30 Tilth st.
JEANETTE!—
She is dressed in dike and satins,
And her stepls full of grace;
She is lovely in appearance—
But what s sallow facel
LAnda are small, but OI how rough;
She surely does not know
That HERPETIC SOAP is just the thing,
And then the price Is low.
The Herpetic Soap ha« been used with great success for
the past five years, for removing Tan, Sallowness, and Red
ness,of the Skin, healing all Chaps and Chafes. Only 12>£
cents per cakiM* Used as a Nursery Soap for children, it is
unrivalled. Tfald by ®-
Jy2B 140 Third at
HEMP Bfi£l>—lo bags received on consignment and for
sale by (sugTJ JAMES WARDBOP,
It V x'iORATINQ CORDIAL,
pKENOMEKOIf jjs MRnipfffg
itGfitored and- Llfa . L,,« R ib. tt , d
MORSE’S TirVIGOIfATIKQ ELIXIR
T T'will ' replug WaalniAU Witb'fctWflgtb, incapacity wit
*■ efficiency, Irregularity with nnirunirflnd natural ac
tivity, and tiiiti not cniy wilhoutihasanl of reaction, but
witiia happy effect oo the general orgttUir&tbn, Bear
in ralud ihotall maiadbn wfaprar«T they ; b»*£lD, finish with
Uu* nervous system, ri, J i hat tbo parafltatlon of the nary*
'•t motion anJ conpatioa la physical death. Bear In mind»
also, that for every Mud of nervous dlaaß3e, the Elixir Oor»
lal la the only reliable preparative known.
UUItD Off NKKVOLa DISBAfIES.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the bams
'Z'Z “I'"?! ralrMuL '" J “ which it occlonaln
I d by lint l M VT h«ur„, or impair
ed ££££ rt,r!, r r, “v^rTr n, “ ~,m -
“ eympion, of ». rTOI a ““^'r
drr its Influence Nor h> the effect tampon^; for the Z.
JI-.I properties of the medUue roach th. constitution Itself
and restore It tn Its normal eenditlun. *
Lo!i3 OF MEMORY,
Oonfusion, giddiness, rush of blood lo the hood, raolan-'
choly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, ihoughto of self
destruction—four of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra.
Uon, irritablUty, nervoaaness, lnnhility to olcop, disease.
Inoldent to males, decay of the propagating functions, hya
tcria, monomania, rogue terrors, palpitation of the heart
impotency, constipation, etc-, from whatoyor causes arming
,t is, if .there be any reliance to be placed on human test!,
mony, absolutely Infallible.
A GREAT .MEDICINE EOR EEMALE3.
cnmni,ie 1 !?S I , ell^. e ? e=tn . of S Mat restorative In ail
of mat ha new era In the annals
thouSndl*nf Thonsands of stimnienhihaTa been invented—
scStoth porporling to be
4deiieate&| 3^“S»^‘-*>,ch
Who cullers KaK^” g^’nerrousn.e
SSSSSS^’^'SSsZ^SX^S^
invigorating Cordial a .trial. . BSW to th «
MARRIED PEHBONd, .
Or others, will fiadthls Cordial after they Rave u«,i »
tlo or two, 0 thorough regenerator of the system J inwall
directionßara to bo found the happy parent® of healthy off
spring, who would not hare been so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. Andit ia equally potent for the many die.
eaaee lor which it la recommended. Thousands of youua
men have been restored by using it, aud not in a stasis I?.,
fitance has it failed tc benefit thwn? 8
PKHfONS OP PAL£! COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habits, are restored, lay thauae of a botUe w
two to bloom Rud vigor, changing the shin from a p*u ret
low, cickly color, to a beautiful Horlii complexion
Hesa aresome ol thocadand melancholy effects produ
ced by early habit/? of youth, -via: wcakneca of the back
and limbs, pains in tho head, Oimnefla-of flight, loss of mus
cular power, palpitation of the hoarl, dyspepsia, nervous
irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, general
debility, symptoms of conaumptiOßs r ©tc, •
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much u> b*
dreaded. I/W.i of memory, confusion of ideas, depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, oslf-dletrust
lovo of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils prodi *
eed. All thus afflicted
UEFOUE CONTEMPLATING 24AUUIAQJB
should reflect .that a sound mind and body are tbo most ne
eeasaiy requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey- throughlife becomes a weary
pilgrimage—-the. prospect hourly darkens the view; the
mmd becomas shadowed with despair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness- of another b«.
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Ur. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by Rome unprincipled persons. . , .
In future, all the genuine Cordial wiu have tbo propria,
tor’s fac-simiie pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
following words Mown In the glues:
Dr. Qlorso’g Invlgoratlag Cordial,
C. H. KINO, Proprietor, N. Yj
The Oordial is put up, highly concentrated, In pint
ties—prico three dollars per bottle, two lor five dollars,
for twelve dollars. 0. 11. BING, Proprietor.
.. _ 192 Broadway, N. Y.
S°ld byDnifiglflts throughout the United Btaies, Canad
and the West indies.
Roawicn, Feb 8,1855,
Pltteburgh DruQEO. H. KBYSJSB, No. 140 Wood si
do. - flkming, bbos., no! co wood st.
Do. -’•••<.&. E. SELLEBS; Wood street.
Allegheny C!ty...BECKHAAI ft M’KBNNAN;
Do JAMES T. SAMPLE ftOO*
Do J. P. FLEMING.
Agent for 0hi0...J. D. PAItK, Cindmuti. J [«pU-d*wl7
GRRMMBITTERS ,
DS. C. IS. JACKEOH, Philadelphia, Pa.,
will EmrcTUAtLY cum
LIVER COMPLAINT, DVBPEP9IA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debitity, Diseases of ihi Kidneys, ar.d
atf diseases arising from a disordered liver or Stomach.
Bn oh
aa Constipa
tion, Inward Tiles,
Pulnees, or Blood to th«
Ileml, Acidity of theStomacb,
Naasea;lfeartbnr&?Dfr?rQ&tfi>rPerJ,‘
Fulness or . weight In tfco Btotnarb, Hour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Btomach, Swimming, of, the Hoad, Hurried
and DifllcuJt Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choak
ing or SnfTocstingSensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
of Vinton, Dots of Wet* Imfore the Sight, Fever aod
Dull Pain in the Head, PaGcinncy of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Cheat, Umbs, Ac., Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imagin-
Ingsof Evil,and groat
Depression of
Spiritfl.
The proprietor, In calling the attantion of the pubiU to
this preparation, does co wit n feeling of the utmost confi
dence in its virtues and adaj ation to the diseases for which
it is recommended.
It In no new and untriM article, but oco that hag stood
the test of a t*n yvars’ trial before the American people,
and its reputation end sale* is unrivalled by an 7 similar pi. -
parations estant, The testimony lu it 3 lavor given by the
most prominent and well known PhysManaaud individu
al. in all parts cf the country ia immense. Referring any
who may dnubt,tn my «• Memorabilia,”or Practical Receipt
Roolt, for Farmer* and F*uttiiif*s, to bn hud gratis, of all Lh
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Manniactrry,X2oArch street, Phil*
delphia, Pa.
4®- gold by Dr. Qeo. n. Kemr, 140 Wood street; B. A
Fahnestock A Co., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers
60 Woodstxeet; 11. F. Swartz and J. P. Fleming. Alleehonr
doclO-Jawlyis. ,
t -DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond* Alley, de- m
votes his entire attention to an office practice. £3r?
His busin»‘S9 in mostly conilned to y’rirate Mig
Venereal Diseases, und ouch painful %E»
brought on by Jmprudenco,-youthful indulgence and excess.
Syphilis,Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea,Gleof, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all
sea of the \rnnresl Organ. Stein Dlsensss, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tett»r, Riogworm, Meicurlal Diseases, Seminal
W«ftkuara, Impotency, Pib-s, UhentnaUsiu,‘Female Weak
ness, Monthly Suppressions, Disea.-es of the Joints, Fistula
iu Ano, Nervous Affections, Puins In the Back and Loins,
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years’ practice (ten In this city) enables Dr.
Brown to offer assurances of a ep*»dy cure to all who mar
come under bis care.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms,-H Diamond alley.
tfcE- Charges moderate. novfrdawly
KHEUMATISM.— Dr Brown’snewly discovered remedy
for Rheumatism Is a speedy and certain remedy for
that painfui trouble. It never fails.
Office and Private Consul UUon : Rooms, No. U Diamond
Alley, Pittsburgh, Fa. The Doctor is always at home.
novSidtwly t
lUOM CITY COfiUIKRGIAh COLLEGE.
CHAR TERHD, APRIL, 1856.
TWO HUNDRED STUDENTS and upwards have ma
triculated. Chartured with a full Board of Trustees.
Principal—F. W. JFNKINS.
FACULTY.
I. I. HITCHCOCK, Professor of tb« Science of Account*,
and ot the Art of Book-Keeping.
JOHN FLEMING, A£si>clats. PrQ&sscr lu the same de
partment.
GEORGE F. HITCHCOCK, A. M., Professor of Mathe
matics and Teacher of Penmanship.
F. W. JENKINS, ABsoeiafoTibfcSßor In’the several de
partments.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, Esq-, of tha Pittsburgh Bar, Lec
turer on Commercial Law. • :
every. amTcvonlng, by author of
Book-Keeping, and by Professore that Are now practical
Book-Keepers. Every teacher In this College baa had years
of experience in teaching in first class schools in the East.
Students iu this institution are not taught by young men
that are not experienced teachers, ox have not been practi
cal book-keepers. Ladles and Qentlemen are uiught Writing
and Book-Keeping daring the day and evenfog.
For terms, Ac., call at College Rooms, corner of Wood
and Fourth streets. • angle
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leuYdß. Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7VC. A. M., «dJ Pitta
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, JL M. THE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P.M., and Pitta*
burgh for Philadelphia ot i3O, P: M. THE NIGHT EX
PRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P.
M., and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at M.
Ulairsville Accommodatiou Train leaver Pittsburgh daily,
except BHnday, at 4:30 o’clock, P. M. Brlntou’s Accommo
dation Train leaves Pittsburgh daily at IT o’clock A. M.,
0:30 o’clock P. H., and &20 P. M.
The above liues connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads:
to and from SL Louis, Mo.j Alton, Galenaand Chicago, 111 •
Frankfort, Lexington and LpuJsviUe, Ky.; .Terra llaute,
Madison, Lafayette and IndianapuJiß, Ind.;.CiQcinnat!, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaitie, Sandnsky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zanesville, MaitiUou ami Wooster Ohio ■
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and tj>Naw OaucAtra’
St. Loin a, Locismur and CorciwtATi. . " '
Through Ticketo can.be had to. or frozuoUher of the above
places.
For further particulars, see handbills'at the different
starting points. _ Passengers from IhaWcstvrfU find this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. . THOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Bines, Philadelphia.
- - —MESKIMEN,
Jy2l Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
171 VEiIQ KEEN COLONY—A very desirable'country reai
-J dence is offered for sale,situated in the above Colony,
Koas Township, 5 miles from Pittsburgh! "The bouse is 68
by 34 feet, arranged with four rooms, a kitchen and laige
hall on the first lloor, and is-provided with-a water closet,
bath room, Ac. There are 2 acres of land attached to the
house, held in fee, and an undivided one-sixth of 25 acres
more. The Dwelling House, with the two acre lot, (on
which there, are 100 fruit trees of choice <{aaliti«B, besides
grape and strawberry vines, stable, ohiclcen house, Ac. )
will be sold separate, or with an interest in the Colooy. *
The arrangements for the educatlon-of children make
this a desirable property for a man of family;
S-CUTUBERT & SON
No. 63 Markat-st, near Third.
CONTINUATION OF Till; G RKAT SKHI-ANNUai
SALR-A. A MASON 4 CO. *Ht conUnieVh." Mto
through the month of Auguet. They >l!l
<lovm amistill further reduce the priclirf their stock? *
Borne 200 more casco ami packages-of NKW GOODS will
SSKS,SS?SS Jaie r «“» contplel 3^
* aoff2
PLEASANT PoTr~xT» T fF* r “r 7T~i77
House with lot of ground, woll improveJ go fwt'frpo^
"r »n&:in2js
y • s - CB, sa t
MAICUtia —auo gross Ueramtt MalcUtraon irnuo buU it.r
ittiaby JOUN HAFr, Jr,
MEDICAL.
UR- MORSE’S
TO TUB MISGUIDED.
AGENTS:
DR, HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
PREPARED BY
Private Diseases*
PENMSYLVAAiU BAILKUAU.
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