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WEDNESDAY M0R»lNU::::-.8EPrEMBER 6.
Pittsburgh High School. —At a meeting of
the Board of Education, on Monday evening, the
following was adopted ns the standard of quali
fications /or admission into the High Sohool:
Tbe qualifications for admission to the High
Sohool shall bo as follows : No student can be
admitted unless he shall pass a good examina
tion la Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Elementary
Book-keeping, History of the United States, and
Algebra to Simple Equations inclusive.
The following Roles and Regulations were al
so adopted:
First—The Faonlty shall be the Examiners.
Second—Pupils from the Ward Schools shall
be examined by Wards, oommenoing with tho
First Ward.
Third—The Committee on High Sohool shall
be the judgos of admission.
Fourth—The Principals of the Ward Sohools
shall be notified to send those pupils for exami
nation, who in their opinion will pass the exam
ination required.
Fifth—The Secretary of thlß Board shall no
tify the President and Secretary of Bnoh Ward
that the above notioe will be sent to their Prin
o.p&L, ond asking their 00-operation.
Mr. M’Gowln presented the “Annual Report
of tho Common Schools of Pittsburgh,” to be
forwarded to the department at Harrisburg,
from which we glean the following statistios :
Whole number of school, t&ugbt In city l"
A,wage number of months taught 10
Numbe* of male teachers >.
Number of female teachers
Number or male scholars 2,961
Numbei of female scholars G.asy
A.„rage Dumber of scholars attending school. a.OOI
A.eisge salaries of males per month $O4 eo
Average salaries of females per month '24 72.
Cost of leaching each scholar per monih ei
Amount of tax levied for schools 637 957 $0
Amount of tax levied for bulldlngß 64
Total tax levied 66,004 83
Received from State appropriation ■*994 *4
Received from collectors &f school tax.. 46161 09
Oosi of instruction .. •’7 <r
Fuel aDd contingencies ***** ~4 340 20
Cost of rchool houses, repairs, rent, 1497 bii
Mkbohabts' Esohasob.— Tho annual election
for officers of this institution will bo held this
afternoon between the boors of ons and three
at the Hall, on Fcnrth street. Two years have
no&rly elapsed since tho Exchange was institu
ted, and its career, from the inception to the
present time, has been as successful as its warm
est friends oould have desired. It is now in
every respeot a well regulated and satisfactorily
condnoted establishment. The information
collejtcd here is Invaluable to our merchants
and business men. Tho latest reports of the
markets, home and abroad, can always bo found
postod up on the bulletin board. The statements
of the imports and exports by our various rail
roads, rivers, So., carefully oolleoted by the
reporters of the establishment, are extremely
usoful and reliable as exhibiting ou> oity in a
oommeroial point of view. We understand a
careful epitome of these reports, together with
other interesting matter, will bo prepared
shortly, and furnished to the public.
The Exchange owes no inconsiderable portion
of its success to the faot, that from its start, the
enterprise was placed in the hands of those
best calcol&tcd to conduot it successfully. The
Superintendent, Mr. 8. T. Northern, is n gentle
man m every way fitted for the charge entrusted
te him, and has fulfilled the duties of his office
,n an unexceptionable manner.
Although at first some doubts wore entertain
ed of tho permauenoy of the Exohaogc, we be
lieve the praotioal results of tho workings of
tho institution havo removed them, and no one
now doubts It is established on a firm founda
tion. Thero is hardly a mcrohant or business
man in the oity but feels iotercEted in its pros
perity. or wishes it Bncoees.
Seuiocb Cuttiho Affair.— On Monday eve
ning, about 11 o’clook, a difficulty ooonrred on
iourth stroot, below Market, between two
yonng men named Jaokson Bailey and George
Niblo, in whioh the former inflioted a serious
ont across Ihe abdomen of the latter. Both the
young men had been at Keating's restaurant, U
Diamond alley, a short time previous, where
tho dispute originated. Coming ont of there,
thoy passed through the Diamond and Market
street, to Fourth, quarreling ail the way.
Hero Niblo said something whioh iaoeneed
Bailey very mnch, and ho instantly palled out
a large pocket knife and made a cut at the
other. The knife struck the abdomen near
the center, and was drawn round to tho right
side, inflicting a wound about five ioohos long.
Tho wounded man was oonvsyed to the Mayor’s
offioe, where hia injury wbs dressed by Dr.
Thomas. The out, very fortunately, did not
penotratc through the inner coatlDg of the
abdomen, and iB therefore not considered dan
gerous, Bailey was promptly arrested by
officer John Conlin, and committed to the
lockup.
Republican State Contention — This “pro
miscuous” assemblage ie to meet in the oity to
day, and no doubt there will bo a gathering and
commingling of “ blaok spirits and white, blue
spirits aod grey 1 ’ from all peiotsof the oompasa
The most strenuous exertions have been used to
induco a Urge attendanoo, and it would be
strange if considerable of & turnout did not
take place. Tho opportunity to get into the
city at half the usual railroad fare, will probably
persuade many to oome who do not feel interested
in tho Convention, and this will help swell the
crowd. Amongst the number of speakers who
have Signified their intention of being present
wo notice tbe names of the following- Hon. 8
P. Chase, Hon. David Wtimot. Hon B F Leiter,
Hon. J. R. Giddings. Hon. Samuel Gallowar,
Hon. L. D. Campbell. Hon. J. A. Bingham, Hon!
Thadeus Stevens. Tho Convention will convene
at the City flail, at oleven o'olook
Where s Mr. hi IlwaTnk .—The following
complaint has been entertd on iho Mayor’s Com
plaint Book :
The attention of the Street Commissioner is
directed to .the condition of tho alley between
Penn and liberty streets, running from Hay et.
to Evans alley. It is being filled up with ashes
and filth ; there are now three or four feet of
this kind of dirt, whioh should be removed.”
If Mr. M Ilwainc. the Street Commissioner of
the distnot in which the above alloy is located,
would attend to bis basmess. instead of simu
lating stones which ho knows to be false, Iho
streets of the oity would be a good deal cleaner,
and he be in less danger of going to that place
prepared for the devil and his angels ■■
Homo-opatui.— Typhoid fever of an unusual-v
severe character cured by Homoeopathy. A
young lady of Allegheny oity was attaoked with
the above disease : soon after its peculiar symp
toms were developed, dissolution of the blood
took plaoe. and frightful hemorrhage from the
nose, mouth and stomach, and fainting, till the
patient s life was despaired of. She was not
able to speak for about two weeks, but is now
perfeotly well. It is a rare thing for Typhoid
fever patients to die. if properly managed under
Homoeopathic practice. For further tnformv
tion. the public are referred to No. 106. Peon
street, Pittsburgh, or to Mr. B. Kennedy. Laoock
street, Allegheny oity. F. R. Moore. M. P.
Accident on the Railroad—Two Men Kil
led. —Yesterday morning, as the fast express
train on tho Pennsylvania Railroad wan passing
Derry Station, a few miles this side of the
Blairsville junction, four men were discovered
on tho traok. Tho usual signal was given, but
the men appeared to pay no regard to it, and
before the oars oould bo stopped, the entire
train passed over three of them, killing two
iost&Qtly and injunog the third so badly that
he Is not expected to live. The men were Irish,
and evidently intoxicated, as a buttle of whisky
was found on tho traok close by
At a Meeting or the Trustee* of the
Pittsburgh Femalo CoUego. iho Rev. 8. L. Your
tee. A. M.. (late uf Delaware -Femalo Culloge,)
was unanimously elected President.
The Trustees will bo able la a few d*ys to an
nounce the name of tho entire Board of Instruc
tion. and all other matters conneotod with the
opening of tho College, whioh is to take place
on the first Monday of Ooiober.
Number of Arrests by the Allegheny Police
daring tho month of August:
Americans 9 English 9
Germans 26 Irish ..30
Colored fi
Total
Foreigners 64 : Americans, (includmg col
ored 16. J
Horse Stolen.—A valuable horse was stolen
from the stable of Messrs. Burgess, Scott & Co.,
grooera. Ohio street. Allegheny city, on Suoday
night. A gentleman who resides on Ohio street,
observed two men with tho horse on Monday
morning, about two o'dock. They appeared to
be disputing about tho route thoy should take,
and at last proceeded up Federal street.
Flour and Wheat Three thousand six hun
dred and ten barrels of flour aod fourthousaod
three'hundred aod fifty-six bushels of wheat
were Imported into the oity yesterday by rail
road and river.
Tub Dev and beautiful steamer Koliau- Capt.
rHendnekaon, will hereafter run between tnia
'ioity and West Newton. oonneotmg at the latter
i point with the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
"ijlailrcad.
LiiE CITY POST.
Attehttbd Bueolabt. —Bome unknown sooon
drel, burglariously disposed, entered the house
of Mr. Arthur M’Glll.'on Firet street, on Mon
day night, bat was interrupted in his depreda
tions before seouring anything of value. Mr.
M’Gill, entering the house at a late hour, dis
covered the doors open, and upon examination
found evidenoes of a hasty retreat* In thetnor
nlng, a bunoh of matohes, whioh the burglar
had evidently been trying to light, were found
in tho oellar.
Shipment of Flour over the Pennsylvania
iUilboad.— -The shipments of freight over this
roaa. for the month of August will show an im
mense increase over the proceeding month.
, r fl m £ nine days jast passed, 16,804 barrels
of floor were sent East, in addition to a large
quantity of other freight.
The Theatre. —The success of Mr. Davldgo
thus far has been great—in faot he made the
most decided hit in Poor Petor Piliiooddy, on
Monday evening, that we have witnessed for
many a day. If any one wants to laugh aod
grow fat, go to the Theatre and see Davidge.
The Ninth Ward Public Schools will open
to day. 1
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Pos
|T«lio\v Fever Dreadful Mortality at
Norfolk
Baltimokx. September 3.—lntelligence from Norfolk via
Petersburg, to Sunday noon, represents tb« mortality an
terrible; there were forty deaths in Norfolk 01 Saturday,
and fifteen In Portsmouth from sunset on Saturday until
daylight on Sunday. Twenty more narees have been sent
In from New Orleans* Six physicians are sick In Norfolk,
Ijrludinx [)rn. MoFadden and Ziegeufusa, of Philadelphia;
aod tlie Her. Joseph Ashwonden, a priest, of Georgetown.
jaiCOND DISPATCH ]
Btrr 4.—The Norfolk boat arrived this morning. She
brings awful tidings of the ravage of the yellow fever at
that place; a letter from Dr. Morris Slates that edity-four
deaths ha*l occurred In Norfolk on Monday. The Herald
gives the names of thirty-five who died on Sunday. An
order has been received hero for ons hundred additional
coffins; fifty were sent down on Satarday. The boat
brought up a large number of people flyihg from the
scourge; some of the fugitives have token refuge In the
rotunda of the Exchange until they can bo provided with
lodgings.
The fever Is abating at Portsmouth—the deaths average
about ten dally
A committee of citizens of Norfolk, beaded by Dr. John
M’Cabe, passed through thlß city to Washington. this morn*
lug, to ask the President for permtMdon to remove the re
mainder of the inhabitants to Fort Monroe.
Another Railway Calamity.
Nrw York., B#ptember 4.—The train which left Boston
on Monday with quite a serious accident on
the Btonlngton railroad, some three miles this of
Kingston, !>y which several of the second «*>«*« passengers
were severely injured, and the train delayed several hoars,
so that the passengers did not arrive here until nearly
three o'clock to-day. It is said that a rail had been re
moved from the track. The train consisted of two second
<*l&*s and six first class cars, having between 400 and 600
passengers on board. They were all thrown off the track
except the two behind; the second clas- care were thrown
across the track and completely demolished. Benjtmin
Summers, of North Kingston, lost both legs; Robert Leu
reu<ou, mail agent, had one leg badly fractured ; Patrick
Hogan bad his back and ebest badly hurt; David McNeill,
of Belfast. Me, had bis back and spine injured; - .
Smith, of Harden’s Express, had a foot badly cruahai, and
sev* ra! other were more or leas Injured.
The passengers subsequently held a meeting on board
the steamer Plymouth Hock, while on their way to this
city, when speeches were made by Dr. Peter Parker, Bev.
Dr. Cbic.fcering, and others. A series of suitatsbte resolu
tions were adopted, and a committee appointed to collect ,
subscriptions for the sufferers.
Captain of the Ship Ariel Murdered.
Chariestox, B. C, September 3.—The ship Ariel from
New York for Shanghai nos been spoken off the bar. It is
understood that lb* Captain has been murdered by two ap
prentices. Ihe body remains on beard. A revenue cutter
has gone to bring the Ariel Into port.
The chief of the Ariel, N. H. Lakeman, reports that he
found Capt. Agis dead in his berth, on the 17 th of August.
The officers, crew aod passengers objected to proofing,
and requested him to put bsck. Capt, Co rta, of the reve
nue cutter, boarded the Ariel, and arrested Henry Girard
and George Anderson, the apprentices, on suspicion of
being the murderer*. Each denied the deed, but eliminated
each other Tho prisoners have been brought to this city
Th<- U. 8. author Itles have charge of tho vessel, officers and
crew.
Washington Gosalp,
Washingtox Cm. September 4.—The Cabinet held a
meeting to-day. All the members were present. Several
matters of Importance were considered, including despatch
es from Mr. Buobanon and Mr. Mason- Much business has
acromnlited during tbu President's absence.
B*nor Aitnonte, tbe Mexlren Minister, does not apprehend
a recall by Cerrere, the Provisional President, who is hl»
Intimate personal friend.
At a meeting of the Washington Bar, held this morning,
to tratify their respect for the lare Judge Crouch, U was re
eol red to erect a monument to bU memory.
Tbe President has under consideration the report of thr
Navy retiring Board It will be published at an early dey
O, A SI. Railroad Election Atchison 1 *
Prayer.
CjsnsfiATi, September 4 —The election for Directors ol
Uih Ohio and Mississippi Railroad took place yesterday.
T* u separate judges polled t)ctLet*,and two sets of Directors
w«re eieefad ; each olaJms to be the genuine.
At Squatter Sovereignty, Kansas, on the 2Sib August,
Atebipon was nominated for tbe next Presidency. H»il»
nl.-s the rumor of annexation of Platte county, and p&yn
that Kansan, deprived of the aid of Southern allies, becomes
a prey to the North, and expresses a hope that tbe next
National Congress will be the last.
The Camden A Am bo y Uaiiacre.
Cl'BJ tarorox, N. J., September 4, b P. W.—The Jury held
sessions to-day, jot up to adjournment had not brau
able to agree upon a verdict. Th»y are again In ewalon
ttia evening, and from pronmt appearance* their deli be ns
ti.-n* will retinue unti a late hour. The general opinion
lit that the verdict will exculpate the Oompany from blame.
The body lying b ere 1* still unrecognized. It was the one
supposed U* be that of Chariea Humphreys, • druggist or
Illinois.
49* Pnod U -ffe rail attention to the fact of nuoie
ruua unprincipled eifurts that are daily mailing In our city
by vender* of a bitter mixture, using the persuasive argu
ment (iu order to ellec. axles) u> dealers In Hostetler's Bit
:> re, to purchase from them and -**ll It in UoelKter’s boltlee.
We hoj>e that such Impostors will be h«ld Qp to public cun
leiupt by all respectable persons who mil or use the geno
me article.
Not only hrve we th* individual evidence of the country,
but almost every paper in the L'niou la commenting upon
the superior excellenco of, and the great benefits derived
from tiie use of this celebrated took, besides various diplo
ma* awarded, among which If one from the Ohio Mechanic*'
histunte, at Ciudnnali. where the committee—composed
i hiefly of phyhicians of the city—awarded UostfTTta, Smith
•% Co. a diploma tor the superior virtue of their Bitten as a
tunic and stretigthenerof the human hystem. We therefore
caution all against impositions, and to purchase of noneboi
respectable dealers, whom they know would DOt deceive
them ; or of tbs proprietors, lio. 267 Penn st. t Pittsburgh.
Stocking Factory.— C. DALY’S Stocking
Factory, where everything is made in the HOSIERY LINE,
Uat the corner of St. Clair and Penn streets. He is con
tinually turning out every variety of Hosiery, well made
and suitable to the season, which may be always obtained
Wholesale and Retail at his Store, corner of. Market alley
■nd Pi fib street Don’t forget the name—Q. DALY and
Nn. 20. tp?&
Almost every paper In the Colon is commenting
upon the good qualities and great benefits derived from the
übt of Dr. J. HosTctTxn’d.JJtomnch Bitters; and the lm
m-nse sales which have been made by the agents In our
Southern and Western cities, is conclusive evidence of its
v Irtues, and convinces us that it is just the thing /or this
climate, end should be used in every family, by old and
young, before meals, during this extreme warm weather,
a* a preventive against all etomacb diseases, most preva
lent at this season, when not only the weather but thed*«t
has a controlling Influence upon the rvstem. Por sals by
Druggteu, and by IlosTiTTEa, Farm A Co., 267 Penn street.
s»pl
4®“Ciark'i Stomach Ulttere are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine
<•1 the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Ooflllveneea, and a dis
ordered state of Lhu Liver and Htomaeh. They have no
rival. The proprietor* do not pretend to caution people
(tom upiug other preparations that «re palmed upon the
public under the name of Stomach Bitters, for they have
lound that only one trial was needed to render such camion
unnecessary.
For sale, wholesale, by Col* on A Clare, No. 22 Market
strewt; Ore. U. Kithse, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
Magazines for September—
Harper’s Magazine for September ;
Putnam's do do
Ballou’s do do
Peterson’s do do
Qodey’a Lady's Book do
Leslie’s Gazette of Fashion do
Leslie's New York Journal do
Harper’s Btory Book, No. 10, for September.
All the New York and Philadelphia papers for this week
For Books, Magazines or Papers, c»H or eeud to
W. A. GILDKNFBNNEY A CO.’S,
aepl Fifth st, opposite tbs Theatre.
ALPACAS —A. a. MASON a CO. have just received 60
pieces of Black Alpacas, ail grades, of very superior
quality and lustre. aepl
DE LAINEB—A. A. MASON AOO are just opening
some very choice and desirable colors .of all wool and
Persian De Lalnes.
HAVING FOUND TENANTS for all the Dwelling
Ilouses pat under our care, we are now prepared to
procure tenants for others. Owners of vacant houses will
find it to their interest to give us a call, as we have dally
applications for bouses. Also collection of rents, Insuran
ce* and repairs attended to. Charges moderate.
a. CUTHBERT A BON,
sepl 63 Market street.
TJ'IOP BUGGY Ai- AUCTION —This morning, Friday,
X August 31, at 11 o’clock, will be sold, at the Commer*
dal Bales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth a treats—One
superior new Top Boggy.
aug3l
P. M. DAVIE, Anctloneer.
BAYK’b HUPEaiUE WHITE GiUSABE, for Carriages,
Wagons, Carts, Dr ys and Omnibossas, received and
for *al« by (augBl ] HENRY H. OOLLIN&.
CUXJOA N UXB—lihK) Coco *uis j ast rec’d and for sale by
) aug3l t BKYMER A ANDERBON.
MYLKR’b CHOLERA REMEDY—This valuable article,
so well known for its many cores, can be obtained at
au?29 NO. 63 MARKET BT.
j \R."couK'tl REMEDY FUR INTEMPERANCE—Per
J. / sons who wish to refrain from the nse of intoxicating
liquors can now obtain this valuable remedy. It is sold at
the low price of $1 per bottle. In some cases one bottle
effects a care. The directions are simple; and if desirable,
it can be administered without the knowledge of the pa
tient. Bold only In the city by 8. L. OUTHBEBT,
aug24 63 Market street
Black SILKS—a. A. Mason a CO. have just rec’d
per express several pieces of Plain Black Bilks, of very
superior lustre and quality. aug24
AaT MASON A CO are continuing to close out the
, balance of their stock of Lawns, Be rages. ChallU,
Chintzes, and other kinds of Dress Goods, at still further
reduction in prices. aug24
HARPER— 600 Harper's Magazine for September, and
only 30 cents per copy—the best namber ever Issued.
Putnam for Boptember, 20 cents ;
Godey's Lady’s Book ior September, (second supply,) 20c ,
Prank Leslie's Ladles' Gaxotte, 20 cents;
Leslie's New York Journal, (third supply,) 18 rente;
Ballou’s Magazine, do 10 do
Yankee Notions, (fourth supply,) 12 cants;
Peterson’s Magazine, do 17 do
The above just rewlved by Express and for sale at
A LAOPFKB’fi BOOKSTORE,
4anl No. 80 Fifth street.
ST™* W * •" i °WS’im« ow
COMMERCIAL POST.
PiT'XSBVRGH BOARD Of THAIIU ASD
BERtnAHTS’ KXCnANGK.
OFTICBHB.
President —JOHN BHIPTON.
firtt Vice President—Wu. H. Surra
Second “ “ W«. R. Baowa
Secreia)y—Wu. S. Havxh.
Treasurer —Jobs D. B<juut
Superintendent— S. T. Norths*, Ja.
**f drbtiration for Aupiut-V*. r. Brown, V.
P.; C. W. Riocitson, B. Bamwcu., John S. Dilwoeth.
Isaac M. Pmsook.
DAILY REVIEW OP PITTBBUROH MAHKETB
FLoUB—Bales IP bble superfine from whan' at $C- 2u
do extra family at $6,26; 60 do extra in lots at $6,60.
GRAlN—Bales 80 bus Oats from wharf at 33c; 126 do do
from wharf at SOc ; 200 do do from depot at 33?; 800 bus
good mixed Wheat from wharf at $1,35.
WHISKY—SaIes 16 bbls rectified at 87Uc; 60 do raw at
36 cents.
BACON'-Salcs 600 u Ihi Shoulder* and lfam« ut
lljfc, time; 6000 It>« Bhou’ders at 10Ll cash: 4000 do do at
10%, 60 days.
OlLS—Sales 20 bbls Linseed at $1,06, cash 10 do Lard
No 1; at 800. 1
GERMAN CLAY—Sales yu boxes at $2«,6u i*: tua lour
months.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS
Nrw Yoax, September 4—Cotton firm, with sales 1000
bales. Flour unchanged, with an active demand ; sales
21,000 bbls. Wheat active and unchanged, sales T 2.600
bushels at full prices; Com a trifle lower, sales 60,000
bushels mixed at 66c. Whisky heavy, sales 360 bbls at
4Sc. Pork, sales 700 bbls, firm. Bee! firm, with upward
tendency. Lard firm, with sales 360 bbls. Groceries firm.
Iroo firm, sales 100 tons Scotch pig at $37. Lend in demand
and firm. Stocks unchanged
PaiuncLPGia, September 4 - Flour rwuilnues dull, an,j
prices favor buyers: there l» but Utile inquiry lor ship
meut, and the only transactions reported is 300 bUs extra
small sales for home consumption Ht $7 Tsiy>sa f,, r s(ftU '
dard and good brands. Rve Flour dull and 00 rents lower
small sales at $0 75. Of Wheat tbo Ruddies are Tallin*
off, sales 2@3OW bushels at $1 Go®sl6t; for folr and prims
Southern red, andsl 06<g>$1 80 for white. Cora unchanged
small sales yellow at in store aud afloat. Coffee
Sugar and Molasses Id good demand with upward leniency'
Provisions, but Utile doing. Whisky steady, ealra in bbl
at 42@43c, and hhde 41.
Baltimor*, September 4.—Flour dull, and prices declined
26c bbl; email sales [toward street at $7.60. Wheat and
Com dull and drooping, with no quotable chaoge In prices.
AUCTION SALES,
Auction—Salas Dally.
AT the Commercial bales Rooms, comer of Wood and
Fifth slre«itA,at 10 o’clock, A. M., a general a#A-''rtmeut
or Oe&ftooabls. Htaple and Fancy Dry Goode, Clothing, Boot#
and fiboes, Hats,Cans, Ac.,
AT 1 O’CLOCK, P M ,
Qrooeriea.Qneensware, Glassware, Table Ontlerr, Looking
Glasses, New and Seouud lland Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac.,
AT T O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware aud Cutlery, Clothing. Variety Goods, Gold and
BllVsr watches. Ac. P. Auctioneer. fja3l:tf
P. H. DAVIS, AucUonoor
ORPHANS’ COURT 8 K LE.— By vlrlueof an order m ibe
Orphans’ Court (f Allegheny County, I win rxpoee :< r
aate, at Public Vendue, on Tl K8I)A Y. the 2 >ih of tieptem
ber, lost., on the premises, at 10 o'clock, A. M , all thoee
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OP GROUND MtuWe on the
southern side of Centre avenue, io Pitt township, being
Lots marked and numbered—Nt s 67, 6H and t«, In Jauira
B. Irwin's plau of lots, which plan U recorded In said
eouoty, Id the Recorder's Ufflce, in Book 4th D. vol 77 -
said Dots having each a front of twenty-four feet on raid
avenue, and extending back (preserving the same width)
one hundred and twenty teat to • Street forty f-ct wide
sail Lots be.ng the property ol the minor heirs of Thomas
Livingston, dec’d.
Jkrm*—One-third oesh, aod the balance In one and two
years, with interest, to be secured by boud and mortgage.
WM HKKIi,
Guardian of minor hairs tf T. Livingston, dec’d
l’. M. DA Viß, Auctioneer.
ACOIGNKK’iJ BALK OF PAKTNKKBGiI' I.NTKUKNT
IN A GREAT MANUFACTURING KBTAULI.SU
.WENT —The uoderaigDed, AsrigDee of Hugh D Klug. a ill
expoee in sale at Public AneUon. at the Merchant*’ Kx
change Fourth st, In the city of httaburgb, ou THU KM
DAY, the GJi day of September, 1866, at 7U o’clock l\ jj ,
all the right, title, intern'd and claim of euid Hugh D. King,
u an euual co-partner, of, In and to the firm and r»-al and
personal estate, property, effect# and use is of th- firm and
partnership of li. 11. Ryan A Co.
The manufacturing estal.H-hmant i.f thU firm In i»d« ..1
the greatest and most complete of Its kind in tbo West
comprising lmmenw mannfseturlng buildlog an-l maclu
oery, with atetm power to us- ami to rent: warehouse,
materiaU, larga stock manufactured furniture, toM<, tin
plemeotA, dr , Ac.
Tbs value of this interest can l>e a|>proxlmat-d by an In
spwtloe r>fthe proju-rt , bovk* Ac . for wUrh -re v foriiry
will be afforded.
Al>o.
23 shares North Opr?’ Hie k .
6 do Ohmrtlcra Valley U. Jl. Co. ptorfc. | :7i Sl
6ft) do Bluff ilinln* Copper Slock, « due ;
10 do Allt*jrb«*DT Valley JL H Co. Strvli, puH up .
116 do I'noiDc OoJii C! jjLTti do.
$lOOO Bond Candajgua and J'*ils llajlroad C»<
coapoiw attached, pujat-lo \u New V v , r k
{IOO Bood Erie Canal Co., (Pt:nD* ) anJ Cei.lP ■ultw. [■*v
.ble at Enc
Tero.a at »slc Wil p PAI N!,
Ait&i/uw of 11. I) King
I’ M. IiAVJ.-J, A uct'r
Pttt<»borgh, Aog. lti, 1865
r |'o LET—Three atory Bncfc store, Nu 163 arnitf field
JL street. i'. M. LaYJ?, Anrtioce«t.
coiner Wood aud Fifth Ptt.
CITIZKNH’ Ituunuta Company of
they PUUburgh,-WM UA'iA I.KV, Prw^eot,
SAMUEL L. MARSHALL. Secretary.
Office: 94 WaterSirrel,bet\ot*n Market and Wjodtlrtets.
Injures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the OhU-aoJ Mloib-
Ippi Hirers nod tributaries.
Insure# against Los* or Damsel by Fire.
ALSO—Against the Perlleoi the Sea, and 1 nlendNavtg#-
lonand Yrianportatlira.
William Barley, Richard Mnvd,
James M. Cooper, Snuauel M. liler,
Uamoel Rea, William Bingham
Robert Dnnlap.jr., John 8. Dll worth,
Isaac .M Prnnocfc, Prancii*Aullerr>,
H. llarhaagb, -ej Srhonutnaaer,
Walter Brymot, William u. Hays
John Hblptoo
A BARGAIN OFFFKKI).
r |'IIK underriged otlsri for sale SJ.V LOT 8 ol ground
J. fronting upon and adjoudcj: the Depot of ih* IT.:*
burgh and ConnellarlU* Rallr>«d, in the gr. wmg and
thriving Borough of M'nKKSPuRT. K.-ur of the Lrl- «.r
-feet In width by uhubl llfu lu depth, (routing at - u
eod on the Depjt. aud h! the othm i>u rjtn..uir »U»-r' . Mid
t»o of them fronting fur their abu.n latigth
streets.
A lso-TWO LOTS, 37 feet io » i ith. fronting (hr i-: h<
side of the Depot, and lu depth 114 - one et the l.'t.* !-.•
dering for it* whole length ou Jerome target
No D*tb*r property ran be found, aud it will be s.dd
Part of the payment taken in etrvk of the Counejho die
Railroad, If dealrAl. 6Ku T IULLMOitb,
Oflire i»f tbr Mornlug I*<-1
l Itteburgh, August "4, lK.'.h ds»U
CAOFYING BIX/Kd—l line iMorimi-uiM Letter v’-*•{>> mg
j Kooks for sale hr W j* HAVEN.
BLAC& MUiKfi L—Juet ifyu yna„ , [
eitrs v { uality Black Moire Autlquu.
_®ef>U A. A. MAHON A 00,'iu Fifth #t.
A A. MASON A CO have joet receive 1 a !«rge variety
f of superior m ke* of plain black and black u.-nred
BILKS. m].’
PLAIL) DK LalNisS—A. A. AO) wiUupeu.ots
Monday, Heplemher 3d, toJ pa. eutirely ur» and de,pa
bl«f»tyl*sof Flail DeLalDrß. (.«•; 3
CIOUUKUS. —A. A MASON - A~CU "wfil np.-u on tlr*3Ut
/ lost., 600 piece# of new plalu colored Coburg* and Par
amattas. *u«2y
WANTED IMillfiinAT*LYj TtVu GOOD COOKS and
four Girls, to go to Ibe country. High wugee paid.
Apply at BAKIVfJ INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 41u Liberty
atroeL pep-’>
JAVA COFPEE —30 ba k o, prime, lor sale by
sep3 SMITH, MAIK A HUNTER.
BROOMs— 60 doien Ourn Broom# ft r «*ie by
sep3 HENRY U. COLLINS.
NfcW huNKL, bT ACTBOU of “ALONt."—Tbe Hidden
Path, by Marion Uarl&od; just Tvcftvnd and tor sale
by laugitSj JOHN ». DAVISON. 06 Market *t.
T'HB iIIDDKN PATH, by the author . t
. Tbe Escaped Nun.
Memoirs of the Her. Sydney Smith, ia 2 *i l«
Cieve Hall; by Mbs bewretl.
Memoirs of Bennett and bin Times
Frank LesUeV Gsaette of F&sbiuu.
Just recelred and for sale at
W. A. (iILDKNFKNNKY A (YJ.'S,
Fifth at, opposite ibo Theatre.
BHANDIhI* CIUsKSB A superior article for Hotel*,
Bars, Restaurants* Katiog Houses, Ac, this da? rrc'd
I IMB ItO bbla Louisville Lime received auu lor sale by
J eug27 UKNKY 11. COLLINS
CAHIMNEY TOPS—3OO Gothic Chimney Tops, of various
/ patterns, for gale by HENRY II COLLINS.
IKON CITY COMMKRCIAL COLLEGE.
An Institution /or the Business Ban.
INSTRUCTION given day and evening Lectures each
day. Writing. Book-Keeping, Mathematics. Engineer
log, and all the varieties of Drawing, taught by practical
Teachers.
THE PEOPLE’S COLLEGE
la an institution to educate the Farmer, Mechanic, Mer
chant and Professional man in various arte that are not
taught In any other institution of tbe West.
•*#“ Ail pert-one wbd have at any Lime since the estab
llehment of the Institution mode arrangements for instruc
tion io this College, are still entitled to attend, free of
further charge.
Reports heed not, but call upon the Principal, at the
People’s College, now corner ol Wood and Fourth Htreeis—
soon at College Halt, cpprg'te tbe Poet OMh-e. r ß e{.l
KEVufLVhKo! rtJSVuIA tits'!—Just" rti'yotd, by El
press, direct from the manur&r
tuter*, a apDndid assortment of Colt's
REPEATING PIdTOLS, four, five and ffggfvQ
six inch barrels, all of which we will E 8»
sell for cash at as low prlcei as they
can be bought Id the city of New York. Persons going to
Australia and California will find that they cau do better
by purchasing their equipage at borne, than they can among
stranger*— os we give persons a chance to try any of the
above Pistols before leaving the city, and in case of a fail
ure we refund the money. BoWN & TETLEY,
sepl IH6 Woo«i street, Pittsburgh.
WANTS— Fifty good, stout, sober muu will fiud constant
employment on a Railroad . wag**, fl per day. Ap
ply at BARR’S Intelligence Office, 410 Liberty at. jaugbl
PIG METAL—*JOO tons Coal Blast Charcoal Metal id yard
»nii for sale by (aug2j J. W. BUTLER A CO.
QUININE— 200 ounces lor sale by
aepl B A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
G\ AK.KKTT’B SCOTCH’ SN UFF— 6OO lbs for aaUby "
r aepl H. A. FAHNESTOCK A (X>.
Artist ma iKKlals—color* a«d a any a*-
sort men t just received and for wUe by
aug27 _ _ JfLKMINU BROS.
ALUM— U,000 lbs on bund and for t-ale by
»ng27 FLEMING BROS.
ALOotiOL —Just received and for sale by
au*27 _ _ FLEMING BROS.
POWDERED JA L A P—VftJO lbs just rec’d and for sale t,y
_ aug2T FLEMING BROS.
OWDBRED BLUE— 3OO tbs~oahaDd and for sale by
augtff FLEMING BROS
C'lllilOMK YELLOW—*OO lbs on haud and tor bale by '
j aug27 __ BROS.
COFFEE 200 bags Rio just received and for sale by
aog26 A_ HUNTER
SUGAR— 100 hbds prime N. 6. for Vale by
au*26 BMITH, MAIR A HUNTER
POWDERED BaVbKHKY—2OO lha for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
aepl corner First and Wood ola.
1,1 REMU mats just received and for sale by
1 riymbr a anderbon,
aug3i No. 89 Wood street.
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Omoi or THi Dailt Moaniaa Post, i
Wednesday, September 6, 1866. f
filmTOM:
UK.NiTY 11. COLLINS.
’ ‘ ’ * • ! % •>* fc r *** 4 .
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J&.EWS FOR RWER JtrE.%. i
Ths Rrvia.—There were 6 feet 4 inches in the cbttuntil
last evening, end rising. Business brisk. Tbe Kmplro
City, for Bt. Louis; J. B. Corson, for Louinvillt*: Conroy,
for Galllpolls, end thd Wheeling and W-dU'We jnckru,
departed with good freight lists.
Ta* “Jacob Poe,” Oapt. Arthur Stewart, leaves fbia
morning for Louisville.
Tar steamer ” Bosalia,” Capt. A. Sheppard, is the regular
Wheeling packet this morning ; she leaves at 10 o'clock
Ttuf steamer *• Empire City ” leU yesterday with a gcaM
loai of freight, and full of passengira; and the “ Wenona/'
Oapt. Sbunk, with a full freight.
Capt. llsnohicisow has just completed a new bout, called
“ Kollao," to run lo connection with the CoDiiellsville
Railroad, from West Newton ; leaving Pittsburgh every
evening at a quarter before four o’clock.
The steamer “Flora,” Capt. fum. Pcao, made quite a
quick trip to Cincinnati an 1 bnck—boiog guu.i a little over
eight day#, lying at Cincinnati from Tuesday to FnJay*
and handling over 4hO tous of freight on the rouud 1 1 ip
She leaves agaiu on Thursday
The Ohio as a liniuwar.—The Louisville f ownrr of the
3d Inst, says 1
The advantages of a good river thin summer may be
exemplified in the fact that the receipts of pig iron for the
month of August were one thousand lone,against two hun
dred and fifteen tons last August.
POST OF PITTSBURGH
C rarr 4 utcnia wavau t« tin ouasmi.
AKKI V hD.
Ftoaiaer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
” Luseme, Beonett, Brownevitle.
" Gen Bayard, Peebles, Klixub»'tb.
** Clara Fisher, Henderiokson, West Newt.in.
“ Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
Michigan No. *J, lleraL Wellsrille.
" Rosalie, Shepherd, Wheeliug
Great West, M'Cuilough, St
" Flora, Dean, Cincinnati.
•• Caledonia, Caihoou, 81. lajui*
DEPARTED.
I l, ,»amer Jefferson, Woodward. Brow ns t ills
Luaerne, Bonnet l, Brow us v I lie
Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Pittabeth
Clara Fisher, Uenderioknou, West Newton.
\ enture, Gordon, Steubenville
Michigan No. li, Worst, Wellsrille.
Eclipse, Moore, Wheeling
Empire City, Vandergrlft, 5t I#jui-
J B. Canton, Brickell, Loubnillo.
Convoy, Wolf, Ualllopoli*.
STEAMBOATS,
Pittsburgh, Btaiil>«nvUla and Wliaallug
-1 -i Packets.
1 The ROBALIK, Captain A. 8. SnxputEp, and
KsSBS&SDthe ECU PSE. Captain scans D. Moon*, will
run as regular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at ail Intermediate
porta.
The ROSALIE will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
Deadays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.— Returning she
will leave wheeling on Tuesdays,Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7% o’clock, A. M.
The KOLIPHK will also leave Pittsburgh oo Tneedays,
Thursday# and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A M. Reluming,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, M r-.’iiesdayn and Fri
days, at 7U o’clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apj'ly on hard or to
j. D. collingWtx>D, Agent,
nr>v'*B No. 166 Frout #tjwt.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Wheeling,
marietta and G&lltopolla.
The new and eplondkt steamer CON Vo V,
lr*Jg|X|HgJoßN W'olv, Jr, Master, K. DiDftirtH, Cl**rk,
will leave for tbe above and Intermediate porta
every Tuesday, at 4 o clock, P. M., positively
For freight, or passage, apply on board to
jy« 1 li. M. UARTuN, or a BAKNKH. Agent*
For Cincinnati
imn The steamer FLORA, Capt. Samixl Dmv,
[MBfflWvlll leave for the above and all intermeddle
fgtSMffliSPjlipo rta on THURSDAY, SepD-mber r.th, at lo
o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on l<oard, or tn
JOHN FLACK, Agent
For Bt. Louis.
The steamer UKKAT WEST, CspUln tiui
; Oexk, M'CakTt , will U-*r- lor
BHS«3Sathe above and interim dials ports on IV KD
NawDAY, September 6, at lo o'clock i. M,
For freight or passage apply no board, or to
»**p6 FLACK A BARN LA, Agents
For at. Louli.
. fn> j. The 1 1 earner CLI FION, Capt U W Kaaatr.
Jjjj4gfe|dS-MapMR ParPifcii. Clerk, win ieam for the
■^“eßSKHMabof* a n ,j intermediate jxir!# on WKDX KA
DAY, Beptembrr tth, at 10 A. M
For freight or passage applv on L>&rd, or to
FLACK & BARNKS. AgeoU
For Cluoluuatl and Loulivllle.
ii_ Tho steamer YuKKTmVN, Captain Tucm.*
I -JjsrL-JkPol ; Clerk. Pbaxk MiCu'vktv ; will leave for
dsXS&fiasathe above and iDturmodialu porte un Tilt i'.r 1
LAY, September 0. at 10 o’Hock A.'M
For fr-lgbt or passage apply uo hc«rd. or to
►«*p3 FLACK A BAHNEB. Agent*
The etvsmer BRAZIL. Capt H J Gau.CS.
C. lt>&AKx ; will leave h>- it.t- above #r.d
rfraSggaggfflMntrr mediate porU on FRIDAY, Be[4«mtK'i
For freight or passage apply on bnard. or to
For Ciacinnail and Louisville.
The steamer JACOB MB, Capt. A. fctaw
L/wS«£l£ ART " BacsauJi, Clerk ; will leave for tbe
■juGSgSi'SLabuv* and intermediate porU \V RI'N ij^HAY.
8 pt«mher 6, at ivl A. M.
► or freight or passage apply on board, nr to
»ug3l __ FLACK A BARNKR, Agent*.
J, H. Barbour,
LEVKg CLERK, Bt. Louis, Mo, (at W. X. Newell'#
o®« ) J. K. BaRLODK havtnc long ex|wnetire hi
Receiving and Wwbarglng Frwight tor Bu>*mbeau, i-ffers
«u|>erior iuducemenu L> Bte&inboats desiring a L'ISCIIARG
INU CLERK. tay4
FULTON CAR WORKS.
FOUNDRY AND MACU 1 N K » II O I>,
SAXDLSKY, onto
fubk'fllH'r having moved Into bn new Works, re
l cmlly ereried, corner of Water, McDonough an j Shi-lny
• fn-eta, )(• prepared to oootract tor end sxvutr ui) order*
hr I'AKriI.NGBK., UAUOAUK. EMBT-OFMCK, HOUgK
FKKIGUT. PLATIfOH.iI, UHAVKL. UAND, eul ah v.tbrr
.l«*rc*rlpl<f>ua Of CARft
Aiw, for HTKAM KSUiX Ed of all uKUUNO,
RAILROAD CASTINGS of ail description*. »n.l ... .-:b«r
work appertaining to a Foundry and Murluon mu.j.
ILe Foremen of the different departments are a troUfic
and practical u>«n —mostly from Kostero roanulart.-rlee—
» ho keep themselves informed and adopt nil valuable o«>»l
*■ u improvements. W. \Y. WkTITIKHLI.I.
Notice to Contractors
SKALKD PROPOSALS will be received at th- l‘ -t
io Blalrwvllle, until the lttth of Bepteml»er oni. an<t a!
Marshall's Ho lei. In Haltsbarg, uu lb* COth, for .h«* uni J uh-
Lon and Maaonrv of SKCTIOS'B NO 86 AND 87,.North
Western Railroad—situated at New Castle
I’liiOi and e]»wihcatloaa can tw) teen at the -
I'tfW, In Blalrsvllle, ou and after the luji of Sej lewbrr
All |<ro|>ofrale to be marked as such on the out>i.te
aufiblw MALONK, PAINTKK A U*>NI»KK
WANTS —Cooks and Ulrle 10 uo hOuHrworh are wanted
iu city and country, who ran give good references ;
Q”U« else need apply Situatl'-ns wanted for a Gardener. a
Carnage Driver, a Clerk or Saleutnan. Mechanics of differ
••ut branch's, a Porter, a Laborer, a boy to learn a trade, a
boy to attend store. A middle-aged man, experien-ed in
traveling Sooth and West, wishes a situation &.« traveling
agent or conductor of oars; can give good reference Apply
aI HAIIR’R Intelligence Office, 41u Liberty ut. aiigvVtf
MAGAZINES, Ac. Ac.—Putnam tbr August,
Harper for August;
Knickerbocker for August;
Ranking's Half-Yearly Abstract.
Just roceifnd and for Rale at
W. A. UILDJSNFKNNKY A CO.'S liookutore.
R*urt Fifth Bt-, opposite the Th»«lr*.
f| tWKNTY<uNK*f KAftß A~BLA V \tjuu a
_I Mii;»ma.s!— My Bondage and my Freedom; by Fred.
Douglas*. Part 1. Life as a Blare, tart 2. Life an a Fret
man. With ao lo'ruduotion by Dr Jninaa MoOune SuMh.
Steel portrait of the author, and other illustrations. One
rolume, price $l,'2S. For sale by
aug-;
B. T. C MORGAN
Boarding kehool,
OR SUMMER BOARDING HOUBK. Tho GLKN HOTKL
and Grounds are offered for RENT for cither the
»Ix>vm purposes. The site and arrangement of the bouse,
the beauty, extent and variety of the groande, and the
singular advantage of the position, eeoluded from every*
thing objectionable, render this a moat desirable location
for wither a Male or Female Seminary. For forms, apply to
mh2*t£ _ J. W. BUTLER, 97 Front street.
I,'OK PRBBKKVlNG—Covering's Pulvemed Sugar;
coarse, pulverited, crushed and eiaritled, at
au«3 9 It. DRAVO’B. No 1. Diamond.
f | 'HK HIDDEN PATH—By Marion Harlaml, author ot
1 “Alone."
Light and Darkness, or the Shadow of Fate; a story of
fashionable life.
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures of Convent Life; aud
the Confession of a bister of Oh&rity.
My Bondage and my Freedom ; by Fred. Dougins*
Bam Slick In Search of a Wife.
CieveUali; by Miss Sewell.
Mary Lyndon : an autobiography.
The Jealous Wifu; by Mlea Pardos.
James Gordon Benuett, Lis Life and Times.
Maud, and other Poems; by Alfred Teunysou.
MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Godey’s Lady’s Book, Household Words, Leslie’s Journal,
Peterson's Magaiine, Ballou's Magnsine, Yankee Notions,
Blackwood's Mugaxlne, Leslie's Gsielte
All the New Books published lo the country for sale at
the cheap Bookstore of D. MINER A 00.,
• ng?B No 32 SmilhQeld street.
W’~ ITiOdT"B PREMIUM KATHARION cools the head,
end removes all symptoms of headache.
Persons using
WRIGHT’S KATIIAEION
A re Dever liable to Sun-stroke.
WRIGHI’S PREMIUM KATHARION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair In any required form.
For sale by Dr. GEO. H. KEVBKR and R. E. SELLERS
A CO., at 26 cents per bottle- au kl°
■YI/'RIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION stops the ii«ir
W from falling out, and produces a luxuriant growth.*
WRIGHTS PREMIUM KATHARION
Remove? all dandruff and disease deposits.
For sale, wholesale, by RE- SELLERS A CO. •
W RIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION Is the grenleet
Beautifier of the age.
WRIGHTS PREMIUM KATHARION
Renders the Hair soft and glossy.
For sale by KKYBK*, HAFT, 800TT and SELLERS, at
26 M>nt». ?-? 1S
FURNITUBB POLISH— To giro your lurnltura • Lrll-
Hunt poltßß, use tbs &°lc* PoiuA, sold by the .üb..-ri
ber Price 26 oents per bottle, with full dlroolion. lor use.
Sold by [»u|29J 8. L. OTTHBKBT, 63 Murtel »t.
PURR GROUND BPIOBB Moce, Chisels, All
epics. Cloves. White Pepper, White Jsmeicu Glower,
African Pepper, White and Brown Mu«inrd Bead.
aoe2B F. R. DRAAO, No. 1 Diamond.
T/INGLiaU BREAKFAST TBA-10 chesta of l hie superlm
h. Tea, at 60 Ceuta, Just roceivedat China Tea S'ore.
aug29 F. B. PBATO._No. 1 Diamond.
Wanted.
A SITUATION lo a Mercantile or Manufacturing estab
lishment, ss Olort or Accounlant, by a man o( eipeii
enca: or would acoept for the present of any slruatlr.u
where he could make himeolr useful and earn a living.
Any communieaUons addressed “8. B. W., st the offlre
of tlie Daily Poit, will meet with prompt attention.
nugSJbdlw* _
PERRY'S NOr27 PEN—A fresh supply of Perry’s Kla-»-
tlc Pens, a very superior article, just received anti lor
aaJe by ®* HAVEN,
aUir 23 Market street, corner of Second.
BLANK BOOKS—a superior htock oi
of Blank Books for sale by
mo RAILROAD CONTRACTORS —30 bbla Pork Legs. tb«
X beet and cheapest substitute for Bacon that can Ih> ob
tained in market, for Bale by
a >ugS7 HENRY H. OOLHNS,
TIIKATaK.-J.O.'POSTBfI. sole and M-oa
rer; Wm. H. Rrco.fitaga Maas.er; Chaelss Fl>s ta,
, Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bouiti.
PKtcsa o? ADMtsaioir:
i u Arquette.. .Aoo. j Private Boies, Urge 48 00
Se-.*ond Tier j Private Boxes, emalL.. .ft> iW
Boxes 26 cents.
j Certificate, securing seats, 12% cents extra.
1 invtS Immenee success of Mr W.
: TUK “ KBKKTER - “ a PAI "-
‘ WEDNESDAY KVKNING, BarrsMata 6,1866,
! n« Th . e V° pU ar Drama, in two Actfl, of
“ ' ' e oa ' TIIK OHNTI.fi.
. 5? A s*. L< I'OAi.K Uoialnlnao, tho deaerUr, Mr W
i J.uelto slr» A W. Young.
’ Pas do Deux, M'lle Marie and Mr. Csiladlns.
, Medley, Orchestra.
To cooeludr with i by request) the Comedy of
PAUL PRY | oh, “I HOPE I DON’T INTRUDE”
—Paul Pry. Mr W. Dnvldgo; Phtrbe, Julia M. Cooke
open at 7 ; porformance to begin at 7%
JOHN W:i r CARTHYr~
Rill Poster and', distributor,
Wat attend lo the Posting and Distributing of all
kinds oi
BILLS FOR OONCKRTB. LECTTGRES. EXHIBITIONS, Ac.
All commuuleatlone—either bv mail, telegraph,or bther
aise—directed to tbe office of the Morning Post, will re
ceive prompt attention. ap7
rpHK CENTRAL BOARD OP EDUCATION, of Pittsburgh,
X will receive written applications (until Monday, the
third day of September next,) from Ladies desirous of filling
the aitu&Uou of AMnlstant Teacher in the High School., The
qualifications must be equal to those of the beet Female
Teachers in Academies.
Address It. E- McGOWIN,
augl7ul2w(chG) Prw’t Ceoiral Board of Education.
KIEU’S transportation link.
ANTICIPATING tha want of facilities for transporting
Freight# to and from the Eastern Cities, vta. Pennsyl
vania Cftual and Uailroacts, we have increased oar stock of
itont.-. Ac , c,n same, to & DOUBLE DAILY LINE, which
<i?e* us a capacity of over 1600 tons per month each way.
We a*surt* our friends, anil those disposed to patronize
the Htate improvements, there will be nothing spared ou
■■or pure to render general satisfaction in forwarding East
.-ru and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch
KIRU A MITCHELL,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Dsalsrr
To Wbolttoie Oroocrif Liquor
and JUanafaeturerit
SUBSCRIBER Ih oow importing a superior quality
1. of OIL OF COGNAC, of which % of on ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce a flneCognac Brandy HD
ESSENCES OP ROCHELLE and OTABJFB BRANDY- of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RCJM- ARAO. GIDKB and
PKACII BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM 80HNAPP3
»od SCOTTISH WHISKY, ara acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by tho great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FKUCHTWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane. New York.
P. Importer ot Daguerreotype Chemicals, Pt&ttna,
Biomuih, Manganese; Thorn'b Ext.Copaiva,Sulphate Am
monia, Ac, decSUds tf
Delaware county carpet manufacturing
ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Plank Road, two miles
brk.w the city line, offer to bayers this season, AXMINIB
- l AI'EaTUY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLY INGRAIfc, DAMASK
anj VEN ETI AN CARPETING, at very reduced prices
tor cash or city acceptance, (interest added.) The stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of every variety,
dan lx? nxamiued at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
tb* store*, Noe. 18 and 20 N. SECOND at, PHILADELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spaa, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
j*U.3u.:U. J. SIDNEY JONES.
Irvtng’a Great Work.
TMIK LIFE OFOEOROK WASHINGTON.—The first vol-
J ume of the above work is now ready for delivery— the
eecond volume will be ready shortly. It is ne*tly gotten
op—printed on fine paper, with three or more portrait* and
plans. Price {2,00 per volume.
This editiou is published exciutlvely by subscription, and
paynbla oo the delivery of each volume
T J. KISNKK A 00. are sole Agents for the above work.
Office, No. 26 Fifth street, opposite Mason’s, in Dr. G. K.
Shaw's Optician Btore.
ftp* All orders addressed to T. J. K. A 00. will be slrictly
aitendwi to. _ ftp- CjinTasaeni wanted. aug2?dawlßi
Palmer’s Celebrated A&plcureata Baoee,
STANDS PRJBKMLNKNT for flavoring Soups, Gravies,
Fi*h, Meat, Game, Ac. We advise all good housewives
to try it. Pricn 25 ceots per bottlo,at all Grocery and Fruit
Storva in the United Mates and Canadas
For sale by M’CLURU and G. U. KEYSKR. Pittsburgh.
P. T WRIGHT A CO.,
i«ol(hde«lv ha 241 Market jttrwet, Philadelphia.
DO YOU WISH BOMB AAlUStNiTßuoKs'toleke with
yod to the country ; or if about to remain In the city.
il'> yi-u wit>h an entertaining Book to enliven your dull
hours this hot weaiho.-, rail at
W. A. UILDENFKNNEY A CO.'S
Cheap Brukstore, No. 45 Filth street, Theatre,
wberr j i»u will find tbr following New Books, rti .
Star PapefH, by llearj \V. Beecher.
The Escaped Nun;
A V l>,it to tbr Camp Beforw Seba«tO{*r.l
WaJ Sns, or Advrotorr* on the Shore .
Memoirs of James Gordon Bennett h>» Tia*» :
DoeMlckV uew boot;
My Conl<-e«icn ;
Mary Lyndon an autobiography ;
Dc ijulnrry’ii N’*.te Book of an Eniiiieh Opium Enter:
The Tinker Spy ;
Barnoy O'llierdon.
Arrow of augl4
memoirs Of James Gordon bennEtt, an
A his Tim*-* ; by u isiebraied Joomallst.
Lvtten to the People on Hisuth and Happiness; by Cath
arine E Beecher.
The most complete and varied assortment of books in the
citv can bo found oo oar shelves. Persons leaving for the
country will find u to their advantage to call an art, as we
always make a dedact]*u when selling a number at a time
to one person.
Itoe&ticks' Great Book, containing all bia letters. Com
plete iu one vuiume, illustrated—sl. Fourth supply.
The Old Farm Uouw; by Mrs. Caroline U. Butler Loins
-$1.25.
The Winkles, or the Merry Monomaniacs, by the author
of Wild Weebsru t-cet.ea.
Sister Rr»3e. by Charles Dickens— cents.
Mother and Map-Mother; by Charles Dickers— cts.
Cali In and look owr oux counters and shelves, and send
fur whaifver you want in tho book lino to
H. MINER A CO.,
euglT No. 32 Bmithfield street.
JOHN FLACK. Ageat
Vf KW BUCK B— At DAVISON'S Book and Stationery
X 1 Store, Oi Market, near Foarth street.
Harper for August.
Mornings with Jesoi—Jay; $1,26.
• D* Quincey's Note Book ; 76 cents
The &*-aped Nun; $l.
Theism—the Prixe Essay; $1
Dr Spencer's Sermons ; $2,50
llasv'd Church llisiory, $3.
long Look Ahead—line; $1,26.
The fttrlih SiJe ; 76 cents.
Mrn. J*mle*m’fl Commonplace Book . $l.
library edition of Kolltn; 4 vole, large type.
Pvrroft s Course of Eogllsb Keadiog, 76 cents
The mo-1 beautiful edition of the Bible for private tiso—
lo large typ», au.l with maps; Oxford. Jjr3l
1811—6 u bbU Lake Superior Salmon ;
X’ 00 half bbls do do
To do Wult* Fish;
«d do Trout.
J J do Pickerel ;
:u) bbla No. 3 Urge Mackerel, new ;
60 halt do do do uo
16 bblrf Baltimore Herring, do
Pnrssleby Ijyltfl IIKNUV 11. QOLLINS.
HaIK COLORING FLUID does not color or Stain
J. the skiu iu tho least, but in every case it will restore
th* natural color of the hair, where age or sickness h»m
turned It gray. A trial will satisfy those using It of a moot
ctmo s and singular phenomenon, that Is, gray hair restored
to Us natural color, with ail the strength ond healthy
growth of von lb. Price only 60 cents per bottle. Bold In
pjlt-burgh by 8. L. CUTRBEKT,
b“kT 63 street.
B. tI'TUUtST LnllfiiyraT
H. CUTIIBERT <& SON,
C GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS for the Sale and
Y Purchase of Real Estate, Collection of Rents, Borrow
ing and Loaning Moneys on Bonds and Mortgages; also,
for making Pales of Produce, Manufactured Articles, Ac.,
for Formers, Mechanics and others. Office, No. 63 Market
aogT
LLib v TLUIDK\TKACT ’doT'of this
Fj excellent medicine received by
-•£ ly .„_. JOS. FLEMING.
HERPETIC SOAP—For removing Tan, SMlownew and
llednnse of ihu Bkiu ; cents pur cake.
Superior Lily Whits, or Pearl Powder; and 1214 ota.
per box.
Rc*e blcidfiom Fleeh Powder, for beautifying the com
plexion. bold by
aug9 8. L CUTHBEB.T, 68 Market st.
HADKABULUM— a certain cure for Piles. 26 cents por
box. Sold at 63 MARKET SI 1 . aug9
JUST "REJkT V ED— OLD 'RKDaTOffif' ‘chip" edido"o—
only 76 oenU.
fid RcnlStoue, or Historical Sketches of Western Presby
tornnism, it* early ministers, iLi perilous times, and its
l.mt record* . by Joseph Smilli, D D. It is the cheapest
book we wer liouvllhJ, and Ls uow within the reach of all.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. 8. DAVISON.
eogB 66 Market street, near Fourth.
OFIfiCE FUR RENT—A neatly fitted up Office in second
story, front, of Warehouse No. 97 First street. Reut
low. lauß‘2o] J- W. BUTLER A CO.
Ij'COIJoMY ClDER—ot'iue pure Grab, In boxes, £ *v«ry
j choice,” just recolved and for sale by
ouglO MILLER A RICKETSON
\ CLEVELAND GRINDSTONES—A superior article,
just received and for sale by
aug-d BOWN A TETLEY, 186 Wo»l st
HltANDrt, STAMPS AND STENCILS cut to order, at
short uotice, by BOWN A TETLEY,
aag2 136 Wood street.
IMVK OR TEN MINUTE’* suffices for a sitting (to those
_X iu ba**te)at CARGO'S, 76 Fourth street. Tho picture
may then be called for. Open to visitors until P. M.
nug4__
U'GO:* —3 bblrf Freoh Eggs received by Railroad tnls ttay
Jj and for sals by faug7) HENRY 11. 00 LUNS
CORN MKaL—M) bushels Corn Meal, ground this day,
by iaug3l P. R. DU A VO.
r I RIBACOC—
X 20 bxa Russell A Robinson's 6s and 8s Lump Tobacco ;
15 do Wm. H. Grant’s 6s do do
15 do Grant A Williams’ 6s do do
20 do K. Robinson A Oo.'b 6s and 6s do do
2 cases “dwarf boxes” Cab&nlse’i half poOhd lump
Oavoodish Tobacco;
1 caB« “ Yankee Poodle " do do ;
3 cases “ Thomas’ ” Perfection pound lump Tobacco;
Iu stor* and for sale by
auglb MILLER A RIOKBTBON.
PUT ABU—lo c&eks Potash in store and for sale by
aug!6 MILLER A RICKETSON.
O TAR CANDLK3—IOO whole nud half boxes CSuclnnati
O Star Candles, 4s, 6s and 6s, in store and for sale by
xugla MILLER A RICKETSON.
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS—Just received at
DAVISON’S, 06 Market street, near Fourth :
Ulauctis, or the Wonders of the Shore, by Rlngaloy ; 60c.
Memoir of Rev. Hydnuy Smith; 2 vols,; $2.
Which ; tbo Right or the Left; $1,26.
My Bondage and Freedom, by Fred. Douslaee; $1,26.
Wayland’s Intelleolual Philosophy; SIJ26.
Bridge on 119th Psalm ; Do. on Proverbs, Aa. Ac.
Bodenh&tner's Great Work (second edition) on the Disea
ses of the Rectum, Aouo, aud Contiguous Textures, giving
their nature, seat, causes, symptoms, oonsequeocee, and
prevention; especially addressed to the non-professional
reader; with plates uud numerous cases; $2.
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed, by Dr. Ma
hon ; $l.
Old Redstone ; cheap edition ; 7 6 oents.
49" Books forwarded by mail at a moderate expense.
aun24
WANT SlTUATlONS—'luanlener, *~oarrtage Driver,
and a Bar-keeper, (all Germans.) A Boy wants to
learn the Watchmaking business.
Foundries, Rolling Mills, Railroad Contractors, Ac., can
hod their help at BARR'S Intelligence Office, 410 liberty
l reeL »Pg 34
every description
W. B. HAVEN.
WHISKER GROWERt—Roeemary is a perfect Whisker
grower; To force the beard and whiskers to grow,
use It daily, nibbing It well into the roots of the bend. It
also curl? and thickens the hair. Price 26 cents per bottle,
with full directions, Sold at NO. 63 MARKET Sr.
AMUSEMENTS.
To Female Teacher*#
CARPETINGS.
MEDICAL
The Oraefenberg Dysentery Byrui»,
end Infallible remedy In Dlarrbu-a, Dyeenterj,
Bleody t'lm, Cholera Morbna, Cholera Infantum, and
lie Aalatle Cholera, If t, k „„ a| th tl .„ 0 „ t ,j mp .
loma, vii: romltiag'nnd.diarrhoea. It never
lalla to cure .the worst poealble caserr of
boael cumplnlota, generally In a few
bourn, seldom beyond a duy. It
is purely vegetable, and t&keo
In almost any quantity it
perfectly harm! ess.
Price 50 cents.
The Grafasberg Green Mountain Ointment,
Invaluable for Burns, Wounds, Sprains, Chilblain*. Coro*,
Sores, Swellings of all kinds, Jibcuui/i'i.'-m, Ery
sipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulr-ti.i, i'aias
in the Side or Baek Immediately
relieved, Inflammatioun
of the Bowels, and for all
cases where there
is Inflamma
tion.
Price Twenty five oeDt*.
matahaU’g Uterine Catholioon.
A for Prolapttis Uteri, and for most of the
nfSS 8 incident to Females. Pro
?' ??*'• Pomeroy of Utica,
J for the Qraafenberg Com
ply* Price $3,00.
The other Oraefenberg Medicines are
Rye ZjUion.
Health Bitter).
Balm.
t waroi’i pQneced,
Fkocr and Ague PUlz
Libby 1 ) PfU Ointmmt
tiartapariUa Compound.
The Oraefenberg Manual of Health
A complete hand book of medicine for families—price &q
Office, 214 Broadway, New York.
CAUTION.
The public Is requested to bear in mind that everything
prepared by the Oraefenberg Company has their seal upon it.
Spurious articles hare been 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. KEYSEB’S, 140 Wood
street jyl7:dsw jg
Eg- a Fact worthy of Record and Atten*
lion WRIOETS TONIC MIXTURE, a guaranteed and
certain cure Jar FEVER AND AGUE. This preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the causa, Is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 10th oentury. Its neutralizing effect*
on the poisonous are Instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re
storing the tone’of the Btomacb, and invigorating the Con
stitution.
Unlike the general remedies resrrted 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 the different organs to a
regular and healthy action.*
Being prepared under the Immediate supervision of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
have been thoroughly cured, 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 f
PETER T. WRIGHT A CO.,
241 Market sL, Philadelpliia.
And aO respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and
For sale by GEO. H. ESTHER, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLERS, Pittsburgh. ap27MawBm is
AF-Bald Heads and Hurd’s Hair Resto
rsr—PoQurraimoox, Or., Feb. 9,1856 :
This Is to certify that 1 have used •* HURD’S HAIR RE
STORER* three months, and where my head was bald i (
U now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Oart. Gao, G. Beuaion, of Whale-6 hip Montezuma,
Chemical Manufacturing Co. —Gents: Previous to using
your Hair Restorer I was greatly troubled witn 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. Woodworth.
PoQOßAirzrocx, Cr., Peb. 15, 1855.
This is to certify that I have been using “ Hobi/s Hair
Restorer* about three months; and, now, where my head
was bald, it is covered with a new growth of hair, almost
three inches ong. 1 have been bald over twenty years.
Sold, wholesale and retail at
Da. GEO. IL KETHER'S,
j«l9 No. 140 Wood street.-
49*iilck Headache and Neuralgia ov Eiuav
Years Stakmhs Cobxp bt OAKELY’S DEPURATIVE
SYRUP.—Mr. William Trimble, M’Kelvy’s Row, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, Bays he was cured of Sick Headache of
eight years standing, by three bottles of Oaheley's Depura
tiva Syrup. He had tried various physicians without a
cure. He is now entirely w*IL Oakeley's Depuratlvei*
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Tetter, and all eruptive diseases
For sale wholesale and retail, DR. KEYSER’S,
No. 140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Pries 76 centa per bottle. sp3
Adjourned Orphans’ Court Sale of Real
Estate.
BY .virtue of, and in pursuance of an order of tbe Or
phans’ Coart of Allegheny Conn y, 1 will expose to
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, in and Dear
the Borough of HoKEKSFORT, on MONDAY, the 3d day of
September next,at 11 o’clock A. the following descrioe-J
REAL ESTATE, lata of Dr. GEORGE HUEY, deceased, to
wit
Let 87—On north side of Third street, vest of Market
Lot 9©—On th® bank of Monongahela river, vest of Mar
ket street.
Lot 167—0 n the east side of Market street, and two story
Frame House thereon.
Lot 168—On east aid® of Market street, and one and a half
story Frame House.
Lots 282 and 283—0 n sooth side of Eighth street, east of
Market.
Lots 23d, 237 and 238—0 n north side of Ninth street.
OS* Ail the above Lots are CO by 140 feet.
Also—33 Lots, of various dimensions—principally, how
ever, 00 by 140 feel—being part of iwo outrlots, which were
subdivided into building lots, and are now within th® Bor
ongh limits.
The Pittsburgh and Connellsvttle Railroad runs in
the centre of these Lota, and they are convenient to the
place selected for the Station House. They are well locatal
for manufacturing purposes, fronting on the Monougabela
river, convenient to coal, In a handsome and thriving U>wd,
and will have all the facilities of lb® Railroads, East and
West.
Also—A Farm, containing about 126 seres, known as the
“CROOKED RON FARM,” on which are a Brick and a
Frame House, and other improvements. This Farm is
about half a mil® from McKeesport, and when the F. & C.
Railroad is completed, will be about twenty met urns’ ride
from Pittsburgh. It is a beaotiful location for country
residences, and a part of it well calculated for Gardening
purposes. Th® Monougabela river is its northern bound
ary ; Read runs through it, also the P. A C. R. K ,
giving to the occupants a choice of conveyances to Pitts
burgh.
TERMS—One-third cash, balance in one and two years,
with interest; to be secared by bond and mortgage.
ALEX. MILLAR.
Adm. de bon. non cum test, aunexo, of the Estate of Dr.
• Geo. Huey, deceased. aug29
O UrfiiUufßfaUUttßHULD FURNITIIrtK AT AUCTION.
O —On Thursday morning, September 6th, at 10 o'clock,
at the residence Of Wm. A. Hill, Ksq. at Evergreen Ham
let, will be sold, (as he is removing,j his entire Household
and Kitchen Furniture, which is of superior quality, and
kept In the best order; amoae ftiiich will be found Piano
Forte, Mirrors. Hair ancHfloni S&HSoftu, Divans, Chairs
and Rockers, Card and Centre Tables, Parlor, Chamber,
Hail and Stair Carpets, Paintings and Engravings, Lamps,
Mantle Clocks, Mahogany fiecretary and Book Case, Walnut
and Mahogany Wardrobes, High and Low Post and French
Bedsteads, Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Work
and Wash Blands, Fancy and Oommon Chairs, Dining and
Breakfast Glass and Qoeenswarn, and a full
assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Ac.
A Iso—Oho superior Barouche, for one or two corses; one
Buggy, with top; Double and Bingle Harness; Ac., Ac.
Omnibuses will leave the Hand street Bridge at 8
and 0 o'clock on morning of sale, to convey purchasers to
the premises. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
angSfcdlw
Real Estate for Sale or Rent.
THAT desirable property, the residence of WILLIAM A.
HILL, situated at EVERGREEN HAMLET, is offered
fur sale or rent. Possession given Immediately.
Apply lo either of ihe undersigned.
ALFRED B. CURLING,
corner of Second and Wood pta.
808 BBT ROBB,
comer of Fifth and Wylie sts.
Q. FOLLANSBKE,
aug3o.~dlw 106 Liberty street.
Watehei, Jewelry* Silver "Were I
1 VKBY BDPBKIOK ASBOKTMKNT of Gold .Dd Silver
t\. Watches now In store, from $lO to $275 We are the
exclusive Agent for the sale of the celebrated 0. Frodaham’s
Improved Chrgncßieicr Timekeepers ; also, F. B. Adams A
Sou, Stoddari, Cooper, Taylor. Johnson an 1 other approved
Watches kept for sale at lus ttan Eastern prices—owing to
lighter expenses, and a desire to retain our home trade as
much as possible.
Special attention is devoted, to the repairing of Watches
and Clocks, Jewelry, Ao.
Bilver Spoons ana other goods manufactured iu my own
shop. Tea Ware. Jewelry, Military and Fancy Goods in
large variety. W. W. WILSON,
aug2B corner Market and Fourth sts
Dissolution of Partnership,
THE Partnership formed by the undersigned and James
O’NftAL, in carrying on “the Camden Coal Works,”
under the name and Style of JONES, O’NEAL A MILLER,
is now dissolved. ISAAC JONES.
July 7th, 1866. JOHN D. MILLER.
UIIILOIAG LOT i’OH MLK.
A LOT 24;feet front on WYLiK 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 dear from
Incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jy!3 At Office Morning Poet.
JULY MAGAZINES—
Harper's, for July ............20 cents.
Putnam, M ~.20 “
Graham, * 4 20 **
Godov, 3d sup., “ 20 “
Knlckerboker, “ 20 “
Leslie’s Gax’te, “ IS) ”
Peterson's, “ 17 ••
Leslie's Jour’l, M 18 M
Blackwood, foe June.
All wbo want NEW BOOKS, and as soon as issued, lower
than can be U&d elsewhere, should cell at
LA UPPER’S BOOK STORE,
Jy2 87 Wood street.
JEANETTE I
She ia dressed In silks and satins,
And her step is full of grace;
She is lovely in appearance—
But what a sallow face!
Her hands are small, but O! how rough;
She sorely does not know
That HBRPETIO SOAP Is just the thing
And than the price is low. *
The Herpetic Boap has been used with great success for
the past-five years, for removing Tan, Sallownese, and Red
ness of the Bkin, healing all Chaps and Chafes. Only 12U
cents per cake. Used as a Nursery Soap for children it "2
unrivalled. Bold by g. L. CUTRBERT
, 140 Third It.
USI) REOETV at _ No. 107 Market street, a large as
sortment of Boys’ and Youths’Calf and Patent Leather
Congress Gaiters. Prices low.
W. E. SOHMERTZ.
SULPHURIC ACID TUM;—(Wordhausen oil Vitriol)
just received and for sale by
autf FLEMING BROS;
• - i; . .vv ••
if.-'W • .-■♦Vi**
’V" v’- .«t i
DK. MORSE’S
II Vl' JORATING CORDIAL,
A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
flealtl Aeitored and Life Lengthened
CT
MOaaß'o INVIGORATING BLIXIB
T T will replies weakness with incapacity «tt
a. effldeucy, irregularity with uniform and natural ac
tivity, and this not only without hatard of reaction, but
witha happy effort od the general organliation. 49»Bear
In mind that all tnnludies wherever they b-gin, Bniflh with
the nerToaa system, and that the paraliaation of the nerve
of motion and sflusuiion is physical death. Bear Id mind*
aleo, that for eTsry kind of nervous disease, the Blixir Cor
dial is the only reliable preparative known.
No languago can conv«y an fcdoqnate idea of the Imme
diate and almost miraculous change which It occasions In
tha diseaso-i. i! "ti:hata-l and ah„ttar«a nervons system,
-hotter broken Jon a by est-.ras, ne»k l.y nature, or impair-
I by a * l 'hneae the uastruog and relssod organisation 1.
at once braced, rrvivlSM und balk op. The mental and
physical symptoms of nervous di?»*ao.> vanish together un
der its influence. Nor is Lit** effect temporary; for the Cor
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution Unelf
and restore it to its normal condition. ’
Conftudon, giddiness, rush of blocd to the bead, meian •
cboly, debility; hysteria, wretchednscs, thoughts of self
destruction—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra.
tjon, irritability, nervousness, inability to sleep, diseases
incident to males, decay of the propagating functions, hys
teria, monomauia, vague terrors, palpitation of the heart,
impotency, constipation, etc-, from whatever causes arising
It U, if there be any reliance to be placed on human testi
mony, absolutely infallible.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
r&« unparalleled effects of this great restorative In all
ofm P i ta ‘Ardent to females, mark a new era in the annals
thou«umH a e «rT ho t lsail,ls 01 “timulnotshave been invented—
i h Roncoc ted—all purporting to "bo
tL
„„ “VhP.Y WOMAN OF BKNhK.
Who suffers from weakness ’
tremors, pains In tho beck, or DorronsnMS,
pocnUar to ho, „ r oommou Sf " he H‘“ r
inyigorating Oordlal a trial. th “--““hi h’irc tho
MAIIEIED PSRBONB
Oroibers,—Hl find tills Cordial after ihov h ,
tie ot two, a thorough regenerator of tZenSem'' 4 r "I,
directions are to be found the happy parents of
spring, who would not hare been Z tut fm this
nary preparation Audit m equally potent for tho msm?X
eases for which II is recommended. Thousands ofyiu„
men have-been restored by using it, and not in a aln£u i>
stance has it failed tc benefit them? gU ,u ‘
FKBBONB OF PA 1,1! COMPLEXION '
or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, sickly color, toe brautiiul florid complexion.
These ere some of the eaj end melancholy effects nrodn.
ced by early habits of youth, Tla: weakness of the back
and limbs, pains In the head, dimness of sight, lose of mns
oular power, palpitation of the heari, dyspep.-ia. nereou.
irritability, derangement of the digßßCiTe fnncUons, general
debility, symptoms of consnmptlons, etc. “»> general
Mentally, the feerfnl effects on tbe mind ere mnch to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression
or spirits, eril forebodings,aversion tosoclety,Belf.illatrußt
loye of solitude, timidity, eto., ere someot the stile prodo
eed. All thus afflicted v
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARHIAUE
should reflect that a Bound mind and body are the most n«*
cessary requiaites to promote connubial bappfhees; indeed
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—tbe prospect hourly darkens the view: the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be *
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all tbe genuine Cordial will have the proprie*
tor's fac-simile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the
following words blown in tbe glass:
Dr. Hone's Invlgoratißg Cordial,
0. n. RING, Proprietor, N. 7)
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
ties—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars,
tot twelve dollars. , 0. H. RING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, N. 7.
Bold byDruggiata throughout the.Uolted States, Can ad
and tbe West indies.
New London, CL
KoawtOH, Feb 8, 1855.
Pittsburgh Da. GEO. EL KJBTSER, No. 140 Wood »i
Do. - FLEMING, BROS., No. 00 Wood st.
Do. - K. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny City...BEUKIIAM A M’KENNAN;
Do —JAMES T. SAMPLE & COa
Do J. 1». FLEMING.
Agent c-r Ohio—J. D. PARK,* Cincinnati. {aplLdawly
GEEMAXf BITTERS,
DB. C, M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,,
WILL rrp*i.TUALl ! CUR*
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
Chrvnu: or JWrooits DdnlUy, Disease* af Ute Kidneys, and
aU diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
m Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
Fulness, or Bk>od to the
11 «hd, Acidity of th 0 Stomach, ’
Food,*
Folows ov weight in tbu Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Flattering at the Pit
of tha Stomach, Swimming of tha Head, Uurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chock
ing or Suffocating Sensation when in lying PostarujDimnesi
of Vision, Dote of Webs hnfort* the Bigot, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Hoad. Deficiency of Perspiration
Velkmnrvfi of the Bkin aad Syca, Pain in the
Bide, Bach, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden
Flushes o; Uent Burning in the
Flash, Constant Im&gio-
Ingsof Kril.and great
Depretsion cf
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of lh« pabllc ta
this preparation, does » wit a fetation of the utmost confi
dence ip its virtues umlfrlij atk.nU> the diseases for which
U is recommended.
It ia no uow and untried arUcin, but one that has stood
the test of a ten yoirp' trial b*»icr»: the American people,
and its reputation end sal« i*- uorivallod by oov similar pu -
pamOons extant Tbo testimony in Jta tevor given by the
moet prominent aod well known Physicians and indivldu
als, la all parts of the country is imnensf. Referring any
who may doubt, to my •• Memorabilia,''or {’Tactical Receipt
Boot, for Farmers and Families, w> Ire had gratia, of ali Lh
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Manufactory, 120 Arch street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, HO Wood street; B. A
Fahnestock A Co., No. 6 V7o*.*d street; Fleming Brothers
bo Wood street; 11. P. Swarts and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
declßtdswly Is
MDR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, de- ra
rotes his entire attention to an office practice.
Ills business is mostly conttn»*d to JYicctfe TfiSJ
Vencrtal Diseases, aud such painful affections, aA
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess.
Bypbilis,Syphi!iUc Eruptions, Gonorrhea,Gloat, Stricture,
Urethral t’jwharges, Impurity of the Bloc-i, with all Disea
ses of the Venereal Org.tn. Mfcio Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tett-r, aingworm, Mcicurul Diseases, i-omiual
Weakness, Impoteucy, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weak
ness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
in Ado, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and Loins,
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, suo-.-esfifully treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years’ practice (ten in this city) enables Dr.
Brown to offer assarancva oi a speedy cure to all who may
come under his r.are.
Office and Consultation Rooms, 41 Diamond alley.
Charges moderate. nov6:dawly
KHJSUMATIBM. —Dr Brown’s uewly discovered remedy
for Rheumatism is a r.peedy and certain remedy tor
that painfUi trouble, it never fails.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, No. 41 Diamond
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor hi always at home.
nov6sUwly
Joseph Wbite’*, Carriage Kwpoaltory.
JOSEPH WIIITB, now carrying on busi- tatty. ku
ness in his spacious premises, /nowfs-<
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh aud ESg&SSpE&fp*
Oreensburg turnpike, near the
Run, between Pittsburgh ami LawrencevlUe, respectlully
invites the publio to inspect his stock of OAIiitlAGKa
BOQGIBfJ, Ac And ho particularly informs gentlemen
purc/iasers t that one price only io made. Fourteen yearn’
experience in the busionee, enables him to place before his
patrons the same choice collection of Carriages which, bo
many years past it has been his particular department to
select from the various and most talented Eastern manu
facturers. The success of his new system is complete—the
economy of his array gemeutn will supply (he best «w/| most
fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the
mania for decorating bouses of business has heaped upon
the price of goods, (owing to targe runts.) JOSEPH white
will sell, on ready money only, at mubh lest than the usual
profits. [mh&dawl
tSf' Carriages re paired in the best manner, with de^p&i
To Pr In tors» 1 -
a ’’HE undersigned, proprietors of the PLYMOUTH AD*
. VKKTIBELt, wishing to ernbaik in unoLher enterprise
offer tho entire establishment fur tale. The jmper lain its
second volume, and is now doinga good, profitable business.
The jobbing and advertising the present year will rvaob
$l,OOO. The subscription list is large, and inn easing rap
idly. With a Utile exertion it con be doubled. The mate
rial is nearly new. Payments made easy. For a good
practical printer, this Is an opportunity rarely presented.
Possession will be given at tho close of this volume.
•CSF* All communications relative to the above can be ad
dressed to the subscribers, at Plymouth, ltichlnud county
Ohio. (uugll:dawtf) ROBINSON 6 f IA)CKE
Phyalclttna, or tlivfc warning s Court*
try Renidence.
npHB SUBSCRIBER offers for Bale bis property, 7 miles
_L from Pittsburgh, on tho Steubenville Turenifce. It
owntains TWO AOKKS of good level land, well fenced* on
which is erected a fine new half story frame
house, with alx rooms, and basement office and cellar
and finished in modern style. A good stable, and other
necessary out-bulldinga. \ good well end cistern with
pump. There uru about 100 choice fruit trees, of ever* i*
riety, just beginning to bear. In short, everythin*n«*l
9ary to make it a comfortable home 3 mn ? nece *
To * physician wishing a good location, thte offers rone,
rior inducement, u it ia in a rich and
and the subscriber is now doing an extensive ntLSS? a
stag* runs daily to and faun fittobSrt •
dolly mallei within ten tods ot the bojfe ’ °® (l
euglB;dlot.y3t " GBAY > M. U-
Notice.
A |ii' J "l’ 13, 1855, m\i my etock in tbe
Saddlery business to Atasr*. J. AiN'DEKSON A 0 I
(SS^S 8 ?” in them to my friends and
u Ht U^u r ? , * B f (it °v the publl 9 K B nei»Uy, and would
solicit for them a continuance of my patron
age, feeling confident thi.i *U work received of them will
K»vo gencnd eatiefacUon. j. p. SMITH.
/SsrA J. ABiDEUSOH & CO*,
gggjgl&t MAKCFACTUEBM OP
UARNE3S, TRUNKS, &c.,
l3B Wood street, Pittsburgh} Pa.
Orders from Country Dealers promutlj attended to,
at prices that cannot t ill to ba ftccgptgElo. ia«st4:ly
BOYDI**M 1 **M , nS?IV' 1 V'l ,nB EntufcHsliinVnt.
ent,::rcii into co-partnership to
bu » ln ™» « BOTTLING, in all Its branch
"°C 68 , Übort y BU-cct, Neville lull.
Tv nr 7 A ?T? constantly on band o superior article r of
‘ 111 P ot . “P ,ih pint butties. IWera anil families
WHI bud it to tbelr advantage l.> rive ns a call, andeiara
.^ Ta W « battle a euperlw ertVle c(
PORTKIt, SARSAPARILLA and MINERAL WATBB.
lerma aa favorable as any other house io tboc-ty. All
. pDt U P at ehort notiro. BOYD & MOfUUN,
i je!2:4m c>B Liberty pt. NavtH* Halh _
F*^ U^om b .^.Ta , hn&ock'a «.
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MEDICAL.
CURE Oy li rUtVOUS DIBBAfIEfi.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
TO THJS MISGUIDED.
AGENTS
DR.. HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
FEEPAUED BY
vale Diseases*