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xn e UepubUoan Stan Convention*
ibe conglomerate. assemblage, dignified with
i : o of the Republican State Convention,
c jr.vencd in this city yesterday, at City HalL
At the hour appointed in the call for the
Ding of the Convention, not mo te than four
or fire hundred persons wore present; and of
t * 'se, a considerable Bprinkliog were Democrats,
k now Nothings, &o. Afterwards, others o&me
‘ircppiDg in slowly, until there were perhaps a
iz or sand persona in the hall.
The Convention was temporarily organised by
jkd.jg Judge James Winslow, of Jefferson, to
; VJ chair, and solcoting Mr. Charloa F. Reed, f
.it' as Booretary.
A committee of twenty-ond waS then appoint
ai to prepare officers for the Convention.
Paring tho absence of this committee, Hon.
j jon A. Bingham, of Ohio, was called upon to
m jjrrss the Convention.
The Committee on Officers reported the foi*
ovtog. The action of the Committee was ap
iy ;vcJ, and the gentlemen named requested to
iG -c their scats.
J re:uent —Hon. William Jessup, of Basque
tin una.
I ice Presidents —Gen. Joseph Markle, West
moreland; Dr. Robert Mitobell, Indiana; Dr.
J oarph Gibbons, Lanoaater; Jesse Evans, Ches
ui , Thomas SiUiman, Lawrooce ; Matthew J.
Kennedy, Beaver; Henry Zaller, Erie; Henry
\!ers, Juniata; Martin Bell, Blair; Wm. B.
Tiomas, Philadelphia; Steele, Venango;
J um-s Wiualow, Jefferson; John Williameoa,
r, k; George C. Atchison, Clearfield; Edward
Washington.
i (crt’anu— R. I yle White, Crawford ;R. B.
Mcrebeod, Indiana; Charles F. Reed, Bueque-
Ltj.ua; KJward Lewis, Philadelphia, Miohacl
» .-stand, Boavor; Wm F. Clark, Meroer.
Jcdge Joesop, on taking his seat as chairman
ci tho Convention, made a brief address, in
vbich be defined the kind of a platform the
mw Republican party should adopt lu order to
u«ite the entire anti slavery strength of the
btatc, and spoke savagely of the notion of Jodge
ZT&ne in the Passmore Williamson case. Tho
m cuter was interrupted several times by loud
h.ssft; whether they were ihtendod as an ex
prrssu-n of opinion against Judge Kane or Judge
JcfftUp, did not appear manifest.
Ua motion of Adcx. K. MMiure, of Franklin,
a ecMr.itteo W 33 appointed o-raft resolutions
, 2fress;ve of the sense of tv- Convention. The
;oi‘owiog ffentlcmen wero selected by the chair :
Messrs. Alex. K. M’Olnre, Franklin; Theo.
Fcgq, Lincastpr; Ilea, dimes Winslow, Jeffer
soa; J >hn A Muon, Potter; Thos. S. Shields,
Allegheny ; John Williamson, Hnntlngton ; John
W.-stmorsUnd; Elward Lewis, Phila
delphia; Wm. M. Stevenson, Westmoreland
The chairman next read a namber of letters
from the following gentlemen, efferiog their ex
i uses for not being present lion. Wm. Wilmot,
1 rvlf.-rl ; B. P. Butler, Mass; Hon. Joo. P.
Hale. l\, ft.; lion. Henry Wilson. Mass., and
from a number of oitisens of Union county.
I‘his consumed considerable time, and at its
couc’uslcn, the Convention adjourned for dinner.
Jo !be afternoon, at half-past two o’clock, the
CouvcaiioQ re assembled at Masonic Hall.
Mr. Darsie moved that the oommlttee on res
oluuoos have alsopow:r to report for the oon*
Mderution of tbe Convention a candidate for
Ct.nal Commissioner.
Mr. Howe, of Venacgo, objeotod, and said
bo *oalJ rather wait until the oommlttee re
-1 r.rt'l their resolutions, as be wanted to know
xn-it ibey ooald do in that lino before he eo
tru-t i d to them the aeleotion cf a Canal Corn
lui-iaioner. If the resolutions were of a “ milk
uad water” character ho did’nt want them to
have power to make the Domination.
Mr. Darsie then withdrew bis motion, and
few made for Mr. Rowe to address the
i oaret-Mon, but he refused on the ground that
t.o cou’.a’nt ppeak until he beard the report of
the comuiittee on resolutions, for which ho ap
peared to be v, ry anxious.
;..r, J. '. Ciddiags, of Ohio, wis Dert called
u • i t, b. t t't also declined, as he believed hie
v Mr. Dingbam, was thea iu tbo pains
of U or with a speeoh, and it wcuid only be
o .uinou humanity to allow him to hu?o a cafe
-.-ry.
Ivir. biogham was then pat upon the 6tand
snu went mto a long and tedious review of the
slavery agitation, from the time of the forma
non of tUo government up to the present time
b t i speech oooupied over an hoar in its J cl .very,
i«i'i everybody appeared relieved when it was
U t onzh.
At the oonoiusion of Mr. Bingham's remarks,
oil airman of the committeo on resoluiioD*,
>ur. Alex. R. M’Clare, read the following as the
r n ; OTt of the committer:
,v hctias: The foamier* of ihm Republic, in the fjrma
t'.ii <t ihis jorernment,proclaimed thw truth - '.hut
rl ftreeDd.Jwned by Iheir Creator with the InallcDnlMf
-3i--i . cf life, liberty, and the pursuit cf happlne*«. &n<i
1 1. . jr KorwrDm»nt"wt_s ronfitilub*! to wcure themf rusbt' .
t . .< mu 1, Where**: the National Executive, iohisicauti
N Mr--' virtually Jenir* the*e doctrine*. In the «*.\ j .
j T ,n 01 hi* opluion that comevtli Bluvwry l« b*.«etl upon :
~;r iiiut f nneiple* aa other recoi;nUed ri*h!*. end that our :
* -rnl government h» hound to »u*Uln the Institution o,* ; * >ia jjq fORTES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Ac. AT
i.. ■ -:j ; and, V? herea* : the Praddent of the United State* I UCTIUN —On Thursday afternoon, H* ptember o, at
»b i tl*e political party »hichßuaUioa him.hareeadearnred ~. ( , cJ(y kal lb# Oommenrlal hale* Room*, will be sold — A
vtnhrow the principles of cjvil liberty proclaimed by l ‘ U4Q( py' o f good quality Household Fomiture, unnoit
ior Revolutionary father*, by extending the bouml* cf j t af e Mahogany Ureasing aod Common Bureau*, High
arrry into tenitnriea «rpre**ly consecrate! to Freedom | ( j Low po<t Chairs, Table*, Work and Wash
ir a •‘oletna compromise, and by obtaining territory of t pother Bed*. CurLwl Hair and Ottos Mattrasw,
1 ;.t> lor the purpose of spreading the aitherinx t-unsetf i Clocks, Looking Olaases, China, Uiaiu and vue»o»
: o!T.»u l-onJago.and by endeavoring to involve ud in a*»sr | trjfQ FttCOO;I h4nJ p} aDO Fortes and Stool*, &>•
v ; u rpuiu U>r the acquisition of Cuba, with the intent; u* i p jfl. PAVIM, Auctioneer
<• <*•«'■*« .Dl .ir,n«then!n««l» ‘*£2 : ’ /‘Vti’liaVs' Ovtu i Sald'—Uy 7Trtu»ol ail uratro/ itT.
tb. ,U« «.>•««-or S.uth«uw».l :( ) court ,-f Allwheoy County, I will eip... ft r
I« b>.h K«IJ .oj*. TlllltE CURTAIN LUTS U t URul/M) .Itu-t. oo th.
U "c' - ,o,.«rtr.«. or eL.er. it i-Uoof loti. which ~rW b
i it.t InteiLte of freedom, iucmwln* in Iner.lenr* si. I . m-.'J', in tbs Hsnor .«r J Offlw, in Bnok 4h l . ' '
~ .. .11 ud- wlh oseh conewfioa of the North, must be met - J rot. burin* e.rh .from ' w ”' lt f ■' lu '
, with a united T.ieo Uoldin* lbs! the Uninn »nd elteudiug bub (pranrt lag lbs sum. .ULb)
, : , ,'mej (.n the luognsg. ol the Constitution:■ "lu . ■ buudrei and t»«nt T teel w. street fort, Wide
r,',,, I, “flat, ptmoot? tb. genersl trelfar-, stel s,-ui- ..l l lots he ng the pr.port, oftbe minor belts ot Tbomtut
... 1 liberty, the l_ [t J _o n „ third cetth, end the beluice In oba sod two
e Vt. !;:,’ir^pi.“h d d ««!«,«•, « • r-.-., with totem., to b. m.™* b, boodMU,®^.
Cu.rdi.b of miner cT T.
■ \-ir v in states where it now exists, we be I sere that 11. •* >ep.j .——
aal Uovemment hbonld bo relieved fram all eon nor- .'ialu.Sitlii’ti SALE OF PAhTNKKhIiiP INTKitfcBT
t ;,. uto cr accountabimy f-r It. \ iN A GREAT MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
/.f*f-'fwi, Tnat the repeal of the Missoarl kjjt —The underaigoed, Assignee of Hugh D. KlDg, »U 1
b > .olation of the National faith, and a wanton outran , io at Public Auction, at th* Merchants Ex
neco the rirhts of tbs free States; and it wa* the fir-t si* y , Fourth st, in the city of Pittsburgh, on THURB
t.- <• >3'i irucy against freedom, which has found it* *]- jjAV, the OGi day of September, 1855, at 7w o’clock P- «•»
r • r air fcudlntendrd seq -el in the lawl-s attrtnp «* of a : h ,| right, title. Interest and claim of said Hugh D K* n g»
r. V«.uii mob, instigated i-y a ronsplcurua friend of IL< j ao e^u „i co partner, of, In and to the Brm and real and
n r juai administration, and connived at and saurtlotn-l . estat*, property, cflect« and akxuit* of the firm and
\ N»me, to force the curse of slavery opoo th* free *<-n j,*n.uersbvp of 11. U. Ryan 4 Co.
K. -q«r*; and we not only oppose the extension f f *'j- 1 ti lm manufacturing estabUahment of tbla Arm is one of
t ei v ovrr our nitiooal lerrito lev. hot h)k> the admission and mast complete of it* kind in the West—
hdy urv slave Bt&tes loto th* Union, believing that, !•* 4 -„mprlslag immense manofsoluriog building and machl
,..jt i, e t,onal domain l« free from slaverv. iu the absence < f lim - Vt wlUi steam power to uae and to rent; warehous s.
un? positive Uw establishing it we are justified in mak.ii. / mate jale, large stock manufactured fari»iturw,loolH,iaj*
#.-.aa a condition of ihoir admi.-slon into the ' Ac , Ao.
u t Jatfif*. The value of Lius interest n&u be approximated l-r »o lu
-2 # That the Iraprisoomeot, without trial, of cl I I bl ( f the prop*rt.-, book*, Ac , lur which erery facility
>.*w« ol ir«-t- states by the Federal Judiciary, is a bold In** *lll be aitord«d.
r .u . o. personal liberty, a Tiola I >u of the guaranteed rigid ■« I
, ; -uteM and an assumption of federal power thot ahoul I
. 1 ie-Wtei determinedly by every friend cf p«r.*-onal »l I :
c u tt .irtfciom. . ,
ixrstxtffj. That we cordially Invite all who approve of ihe >
ul n,vi e .t L>rth In these resolutiocg, without regard i<-
i i -.r it-rmcr poll leal aa*oclations, to unite an<i cvor^rn;-*
„i-.i yd jor the purpose of restoring tha *dmlni«tr»tK>n ■ ! '
lb 1 tfttvernment to its original purity, and directing !tn ,
, a*'' e« io tb* accomplishment of it* true ot-jwet, a* r-t \
- ri V in the Constitution, vlx : M To form a more perfect i
i u » io rctablisb Justice; to insure Domestic Tranqn'U- j
i, it, prof ide for the Common Dvfaonu. promote the Gene- •
,1 tv.* mie. and sebure the bletainga of Liberty to ounehe; •
*o-l our posterity.
Mr. McFarlftod, of Washington, begged to j
offer qq amendment, and said if the object of •
the Convection wae to unite all tbe anti staverj |
strength of the State, the annexed would do it:
l.tz ivnl. That in view of tbe inherent tlnfulnrar of t a-
Ti.r enJ tbe alarmiDg aggreeelone of the ilaje power for n
e. of veara -a,t. which led to tbe repeal of tbe Mi.wour
i r m.’rtaW, by the treaoherj of those for whoee benebt I ;
made, the time has fully come for all the trtepd, .u
tr.elrm to «ey cntpfiaficoffy, DO more comptomiee! with .
B ,r-ry no Mare territory, no m re slave Ntetea |
Aiw-.W. That elarery being a flu agelnet Ood and . •
rr*..a«» aguiopi man, as well an a great morul and pomi »i
( ,v i, Ui« ibe duty of tbo General and Stale Government* :u |
B ' /r ff-it'dy That the Fugitive Blavo Bill, being Immoi *l, j
Ivrano ml and uncoastitadonol, should be repealed.
iro then asked leave to analyze bis resolutions, j
n» he ceeu-ed to think tho Convention hadn’t iu- j
teUttcboo enough to understand them witho"t,
i.u.t went on to make a long and rambling d s- ,
course on tho evils of slavery iu general, and ihe !
wioaedness of slaveholders to particular. The j
assemblage, however, did not appear to tk,..k ,
hU remaiks were very interestitig, and ab ut
11,8 time he had fairly got uedet headway, a !
tremendous noise, oonslstiog of stamping, hi.i
iur &i , mingled together in about iqual p: .- :
tiorttuns, was originated. Tho genilemao, t.. v
ortheles*, proceeded, until the noise became
overpowering that he couldn’t bo beard
tjoveral persons attempted to get tho 80-r
and Mr. Gsziam, of this cily, at list mauai >•
to natch the oyo of the Chairman. He proceed
ed to sav that a publio meeting had a right to
oca loot their badness as they pleased, andwheu
they didn’t want to hear a spoakor, it would only
into iho speaker a Btronger diapoai l* d g■ »
uud he coatinaed to speak, amidat gru.at oootu
uua ne coaunaea io h ’ , Dro -_, jy 6 up- ITA RPRR-«iO Harper'* Mogwlne fox r-t-,u-mber,and
Si on, until several of hie f » P n-,ent ion HL only 20 eeni* per copy—the best nom-i.r t-verlaaoed,
posing he would throw tho who.e tv , j. utnal J f or Beptembvr, 4o cent*;
inio disorder If he Drooeedod any longei , i austu , Qciley » B Book f or September, (aeeou 1?• rpiyj »o;
- „ tfl . „ „ _ , Frank Lealle’* Ladle*’ Gaxetta, 20 cents;
h ?. Be J L j aa thfl • f llowicc 1 Lealle’* New York Journal, (third supply, l«c«nu; i
Mr. M’Clare then agreed to add the »ruow K uSiou’e Magwlne, do K) do \
resolution to the report of tho oomtnitt- Whio . y an xeeNoS)n*,ffourtb *upply,)l'd e ®* lL *
was aereed to, aad the resolutions wore thou I J, for ul. et
adioted. ID ‘ LAUrrmt’s bookbtobk.
No. 30 Fifth atragt. j
;.~t :--l. That we are In favor of the repeal of tbe P ,d *"
e u ' i vj blare l*w, because \i virtually suapSß'L'
i .. * t of habeas coryua, and la-tte a»ay tb« right cl
The aotioa of the Convention on the resolu
tions having established the reputation of the
oemmlttee who originated them, the same gen
tlemen were authorized to report to the ass: m
blage the name of a suitable oandidate for Canal
Commissioner.
SEPTEMBER 6
The oommittee retired, and Ur. L. D. Camp
bell, of Ohio, proceeded to entertain the an lienoe
with an account of what he would do in tie next
Congress, and finally closed by endeavoring to
prove thftt the Amerloan or Know Nothing party
was the moßt liberal and enlightened polltloal
organization extant
The oommittee on the nomination of a Canal
Commissioner here retnrned, anl reported, os
the result of their deliberations, that they had
seleoted Mr. Peter Martin, of Lancaster ooanty.
Before taking a vote on this, the Convention ad
journed until half-past seven in the evening.
At the hoar named, the Convention was oalled
to order by the Chairman, and the nomination
of a Canal Commissioner deolared the first thing
:n order. Rev. Samuel Aaron, of Chester ooan
ty, suggested Mr. Passmore Williamson as a
oandidate, in plaoe of Mr. Martin. The Conven
tion oooordingly rejeoted the nominee seleoted
by the oommittee, and nominated Mr. William
son, by aoolamation, as the Repnblloan oandidate
for Canal Commissioner.
This business being disposed of, Mr. Joshua
R. Qiddings made his appearanoe upon the
stand, and favored the audienoe with an address.
He spoke until a late hour, after whloh the Con
vention adjourned.
line'.in Ornoa.—lnterments in the City of
Pitts I . uigb, from August 27th to September BJ,
185,:
or THB ABOVE THERE WERE
Odvl/'T i year 6 Prom 4Q lo 60.
ttca lto 2 6 *’ &0 io 60.
2to 6.~ 1 ' 60 to TO.
6to 10 - a “ 70 to 60.
lo to 15 _0 “ SO to 00.
16 to 20 0 , “ 90 to 100.
20 to SO 2 Ag« uoJroown...
30 to io 2
VM«s, U; Females,l3. Whlta.24; Colored, 0 Total 34
By order of the Board of IlmUlh.
ANDREW 0. MURDOCH,
Physician of Bo&nl ol Health.
*v> i ~SiA **.
’> *'i « ±-u*u r (-JUI
adclts. Childs**
Co'Uc'K'.ioo Brain 1 “
I* -• -y Brain 0 *
J>rcpsy Chest 1 0
Chulera Morbus 2 0
ChMera lofantum U a
Ch. l*ra.(at Mercy 1 o
IMarrhea 0 ~ •
Dysentery 1 u
Inflammation of Bowela.. 2 1
Consumption....— I 0
Still-born 0 1
Croup b 1
Manifiinu* 0 I
Ftjror 1 u
Sp nitra-t 0 1
Fise Enqlish Stock..— We observod yester
day upoa the levee some splendid imported
horned cattle and sheep, which were about being
ahipped on board the Prairlo Rose, for Coving
ton, Kentucky, and are owned by a Mr. Alexan
der, a Seotoh gentleman, who baa brought them
over aa a speculation—no doubt indueed by the
almost fabulous prices short horna and other
breoda of Eogliah oattle have of lato bronght In
our western and southwestern States. They
numbered thirty-four head of oowa and heifers,
six young bulla and ten head of sheep. The
horned cattle wero of the beat specimens of En
glish abort horned Durbama, Alderneye, Devons,
and Sootoh Ayreeblre; the sheep were all
Southdowna. They are too add to the already
fine stock now found in many parte of Kentucky.
Mebohahts’ Excbahos.— The following ticket
was elected yesterday at the Merobanta' Ex
change : President, L. Wilmarth ; Ist Vioe Pres
ident, T. fi. Clarke; 2d Vice President, Qeo. W.
Casa ; Treasurer, N. Uolmea, Jr.; Secretary, Jas.
P. Barr; Directors, John P. Peara, James O’H.
Scully, Riohnrd T. Leech, Jr.; Wm. B. Holmea;
Isaiah Dickey, Samuel Dilworth, T. B Updike,
.1, B. Canfield, Wm. Phillips, David M’Candleas,
John A. Wilson, Heeae J. Thomas, John Graff,
John 8. Oosgrave, Henry Lambert, Jas. O'Hara,
Thomas Bell, Wm. Daweon, Samuel P. Bhrivur,
Wm 8. Lately. Reese Owens.
Wb call the atteoliou of our reader* to the
sale to dsy, at 10 o'clock, of superior household
furniture, at the reflldeuoo of Mr. William A.
Hill, at Evergreen Hamlet. Omnibuses will be
ut :ho Hand street Bridge at the hours of 8 and
'J A. M, to convey those wishing to purchase to
Evergreen. *
A Oband Pour Ball will be given to morrow
niflht, at Lafayette Hall A beautiful gold
wiitoh is to bo given to tho person selling the
highest number of tickets. The Ball, no donbt,
wt:l bo a bnlli&nt slftir
AUCTION SALES
Ancllou— Sal«« Daily
AT the CocnoerrUl Room*, coro*r uf ft'w-1 *n 1
rir.h •lrerM,ftt K’ o'clo--*, K. AI ,<» georr*! k^: tm«u.
' of M*pJe rd J Faocy Dry Goode, Cl-XhiQi, Boote
i *cJ tihoee, ll*U,C*ra, Ac.,
| AY a O'CLOCK, P. M-,
i i}p,cerlio.Qae*ii4«?RCß, T*bi* Cutlery, Looting
i Oiuaaee.New «nd Becondll*nd Uoueaboltl »oJ Ki tehee l'or
; nit a r», Ac
A? : O’CLOCK, P M.,
bc-ote, SiatloceTf, Fancy Artlci**. Moalcal InJtram»ni»,
UkrJvar* aud Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Ockala, Gold *i»J
Hiv-r wnUlw.s Ac. P- I>A>lB. AuctUm<*r t'
r. a. DAVIB, Aucttonwr
A I**o,
■ii khttrw North America Copr«r Stick ;
5 Jo Uharttera Valley H R-Co. Stock, *U4 paid Id,
500 do Bluff Minim Copper Stock, wmU due;
10 do Allegheny Valley R. R 00. Stock, paid op ;
life jo Pacific Gold Quart! Mining do;
sluoo DodJ Candalgua and Niagara Kalla Railroad Co.,
attached, paj able in New York,
jlou Bond KrleOanal Co., (Pen&a) aud Certificates, pay*
able at Erie.
Terms at sale.
ra\<J LEl*—Three story Brick Store, No. 163*iHalti fie
I street. P. M- DAVIB, Auctioneer,
aUt jl4 corner Wood and Plfth at 1 .
Magazines for bkptrmber
lUrper’s Magasine for September ;
Putnam's do do
Ballou's do do^
Petemoo's do do
Oodej ’s Lady's Book do
Leslie's Queue of Fashion do
New York Journal do
Harper 1 * Btory Book, No. 10, tor BepU-nher.
Alt the New York and Philadelphia paper- tor ibis woek.
For Books, Magasines or Paper*, c«U or sen l .o
W. A. GILDKNFBNNKY A CO/8,
Fifth st., opposite t><« Theatre.
"IPA'JAB—A. A. MAhON a 00. hero just received 50
J\ pt«oe* of Black Alpa-as, all grades, ot very superior
quality aod lustre.
I\K LAINBS —A. A. MABON AOO are Just opening
I / some very choice and desirable eolom of all wool and
Persian De LaineA. ‘ * BP T I^
HAVING FOUND TENANTS for an the Dwelling
Houses pat under oar care, we are now prepared to
procure tenant* (brothers. Owners of vacant booses w..l
dud It to their Lnterrst to give us a call, as we bsvo it.ll'
applications for booses. Also, collection of rents, lj' .'nr •
<•«» and repairs ettended to. dbaryes moderaie.
B. CUTHBKRT A N
63 Marti-*
-a , YLLK’ri OUOLKKA REMEDY—This valu rUcte,
,>i well toown for Ita xnaay cures, tain i- «i ninod at
NO. 63 MARKET BT.
I vii". CiX’K’B REMEDY FOB INTKMP BRA NOB—Per*
• J ) rvnr who wish to refrain from the use o! Intoxicating
liquors can now obtain thin valuable remedy. It Is sold at
tb« low price of |1 per bottle. Jn some cases one bottle
, effects a care. The directions are simple; and If desirable,
i it cun be administered without the knowledge of the pa-
I tient. Sold only In the city by 8. L. CUI El BERT,
aug'J4 63 Market street
Lack BILK B—A. A. MABON aCO have Juat reCd
per express several pieces of Plain Black Bilks, of very
superior loetre and quality. aagg*
A A. MAttON A CO. are continuing to close ont the
, balance of their stock of Lawns, Berages. Challls,
Chintzes, and other kinds of Dress Good*, at still further
| reduction in prices. tag 24
Of HI d-ggflg-J, gJ-JjK
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post
Verdlet of tko Coroner’s Jory—Recogni-
tion of tilt Unclaimed Body
Bc&UKQTon, September 6.—The Jury of Inquest rendered
a verdict thin morning. The Jury declare that the imme
diate cause of the running off of the care was the rear car
of the train while backing coming In contact with a pair of
horses driven by Dr Heneken, nald bow being attached
to a carriage; that there wan unt due diligence used by the
driver of i=ai t carriage; that the engineer of the backiug
train did uot observe the rules of the company and the
laws of New Jersey In reference to blowing the whistle
when approaching cross-roads ; that th« conductor 1b @x
honerated from blame, inasmuch as be was acting in ac
cordance with bis Instruction In the time-table of said
road; that the iorward brakeinan is censurable ; that one
of the immediate causes cf the coliiaioo was the careless
ness and recklessness of Dr. lieuekin In driving his horses
ou the railroad track; that another immediate cause of
the collision was the careless and reckless niauner in which
the train of cars was proceediog backwards, at a rate of
r.peod unsafe and louapedumt; that by th- running r**gu
latl)QB i.wueJ by th- company the p>.»ihllity cf collision
between opposing train* on a single track is so irreat as tu
prove that some more efficient mode ought to bo adopted
to prevent a recurrence of the cause which had called this
Jury toother, and tbejury hereby suggest that the life,
limbs, au-1 safety of passengers la of more Imp >rtanc-j thau
sarlm; a few mioutosof time.
The body lemainiog hero has been identihed a fi that of
Mr. T. Loveland, of the firm of Green, Loveland A Ou , of
Lorooia. lU. Mr. Green, of the firm, ur.ived today from
B.iston, and at once rec-gJzed the bo ly.
The President and the Norfolk Snflereri.
Wishctotoh, September 6 —ln reference to the applica
tion of the Norfolk Committee, ibo President, after consul-
Utic.n with the Cabinet, has caused an order to be Issued
to the commandant at Gosport Navy Yard, giving him dis
cretion to clone tho yard and advance a month's pay to the
employees who wish to leave
An order has also been issued to commandants of other
yards to employ soch refugees.
It is probable that other suggestions for the relief of a if
fervra will be made by the Executive to day.
The i'resldentoould not grant the request of the Commit
tee to glee up to them Port Monroe, on accouut of the litns
rta{uin*d to remove the troops ani residents fretn tho poet,
&Dd there being no place suitable for thrir rec.-ptiun. The
Cabinet, by the President, paid the Com milieu tu a
contribution lor the relief or tho sufferer.'.
Pnii-kDftPQia, September s.—During the afternoon a
difficulty aroeo between Robert Dorran, a delegate t*» the
Democratic County Convention from t!» Fourth Ward, and
some members of the Fairmont Engine O mpacy, In the
Garden Hail, where the Convention «u
sitting. Dorran was assailed and eioned, and after having
ran some distance to escape, and heiog still pursued,
turned and fired upon bla assailants, hlttlog one of them,
named Christian Ranch, In the brunet, and killing him In
staotly. Dorran gave hituself Into eustodj.atid alter In
vesligmtioo, wm committed.
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Latest from Norfolk and Portimoulh.
UitTiMoat, September L lly the Not folk boat this mom
ln»r we have a report that sixty deaths occurred during thr
tweutv-fpar hour* ending at noon. At Portamoolb there
were fifteen new ori*** and nine death*. The doctors report
mor* new cases at Norfolk tb»n any previous day since tb«
disease commenced. Deaths occur au rapidly that c’ffiutJ
caaool be procured Iti many iQstati.'tes A private iellei
aaye the jxople ar« f uttering for want of fu -d and p'ov M.-n-,
wbbb avw uot to t-e bad wen by tbi4<s hariog meat* t •
p«j , bread and crackers are wanted
Pujur-upais. Peptcmhrr 5 —This morning, about t*r„
o’clock, a man named Charles Harper, belonging b> Black
woodstown, was run over by the freight train ' n the O-i i.j
den and Amboy Railroad, near Cooper's Creek Hndg.-, a Xr»
miles above Camden,and instantly killed 1U iiad hern u>
Camden with a loud of charcoal, uud bring intoxicated, bad
left his team to pursue their own course, and io»>«d • t
pursuing the regular load, they tamed up th* ralln ai, and
were thus run over. Both the driver a=.d h-rw* were
killed
Motttrtuxa, Yt.. Septem'er 4 —Boyre, Republican, n re
elected Governor by a handsome majority, tod al*o ihe
whole fusion 3tete ticket Is elected The Know Ec-lh'ng
Hepublltan party bars carried tbs Legislature without a
doubt. The coolest was spirited, and the ».*le la*-go.
SirT f»—The returns of the f»>Dt alertlco from *l«ou'
100 towns indicate the elrc'loa of Bnyce, f, i
Governor, by from 15.000 to ‘Aj.OW n>aji-ri‘j. the 11->ue.
Is Know Nothing and Republican l y lb ic l
fflaisaebiiictli Bt*«e Deaucratlo coii-
WokctsTfA, M*is, September f.—The Demo/ratb* Mat-
Contention of Maexaehusrtts osarm ilrd b»-r» D-J«v —then
being between £.OO and Cb» delegates pr*-eeu; f: I>
of Springfield, was trculoaiad f -, r • . i t »bl
Sttl&'tt, i'f Brsiutiee, !.>r I.leut Governor.
K N ('onvenllou
TirtT.iX, N J ll,e N.»
Norilog State 0--nv-fciK.il m-t 10-.lsi.anJ altk! ». .-t-'li:'
debate upon the « * n*ry p !•«' |. ui r f 'b - ' »- r rt-.i*- C-ni * -t
-1100, p«w«l » r«-'lii'i u i ip.»u»li ft •: :K.-r i u.-t.' ■
ami declaring 'hat Ihr r. i--»l of ih • M m C.-rfci r- urn.
was u fcflD -Usl w roll* nu- that u • l
U’-vtstUE, 1 * . hVnteuGcr l - Tb- l mbrrila and • l ' , b
tart -rv of t . t. re.lv w*s leM! ■•)•«< : l-T r.r«- lht» Mojidoc
t, i,, M i, U»r) ere.l by .o-arai.-.-
The Dem-«•:«;.« b-iJ th«ir 0< autv i'.-a i «-ti t v-n I*-'. t> gb*-
Tbe raurw. . t ilor R-e.l« *»■ rmlJ-r I u 1.1 tl - l'r«». i r t>!
J*rwuD ,, y■! t-'f in-.’ bnu.
Ct:i. .-.[■••“•'•-r •
yeeUi-Uy rr.v-iv.-0 i , lb- l r-MO-:. t- 'ln,
LatOaia B-fcd .* <ll • I r
The Telegraph Ejf ursl.inUt*
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with tlw t-
COMMERCIAL LOST
prn sue kl i* hoauu op tiiahu. ah»
sUbUHiASTb 1 K.xt ii ano at.
OFFICKI’.H
/Ysrtim;—J-HIN HIIIPToN
Pin{ I'icc H J'Wi’n
Atctnd “ “ W« a Bi. *a
ternary— Wu f» Hath*
TWoia^er —J ».m I’ .^-xllT
—S T Nvßrai*. J»
Cbmmi.'.'er q/ /nr K l'V«’ >
P,. 0. W. lUcriTr*.***, II lUISWiIL, J -UM r* l’. »•»'«
latac M- Places
daily eevlkw or fittsbukub mabseh
Owes or tu» Dim M-.-r.Bia.> P ~t, i
Thursday, S'; t*mber t. I*: -- I
PLoLt* Pa>« lil bbl* superfine from abarf at p l-'
2fl do do do at J*U2 ! I Ju extra from at.-ro a! {. 'V,
60 du do On *1 |u f*o.
WHIfIKY * 1'- bbl* r.icUfli-d a; J* S
H A y 10 I ads i»l 9-*al»-a ad •
UU*>\ld—bill- aO Uc« JuQlata a I £:0 :u. • t - ' ’
anl 4V do Lemnos for«" L»mp*. {••’**'•*■ term-
MfcTA L —Attics S»Ju tun* No i Au»tri»ril- at I-* *:• '
m <u , iu Jd Jo at f.T.do. to di- Allegheny liar-i-.. No -
at &S 7, & and • tno fl . InO do Jo at « nun . -'.v 1.- N- l
at |23. 6 turn-. 100 do do, petrels t-TiM
F KATUKtU" —Paid 4000 P,* at HV, 4 rim*.
ASLifai—Sb»l« 2D. lu, d and 6 d«-cneaU-’ Jt
lime. ,
N—btoo rUould«ir« atii h»m« »t lu-yo <’
; l-'do «Jo shoulder*. aides and l.htii* at ld\, 11 • * K,t 1
llM.tiuip; 7iM) do shoulder# at I‘-^. »-o day* . 4ouo J«- •!>'
at^lto, 4 inn,, r »»•> do huiai at Il‘ ml day* s'•">'o do kUj»r
cured b'-uis nt l-‘ a , r *> day*
LAd,»-:■*>* -o * No 1 » l 1-b 1 -‘ ll
NIW Yu*R, September 6 Cot.on quirt: **!•« foo
Block* heavy Flour a trifle loeer; s»i«a I.OUU bbl* at f. 2-'>
<as &}, as in quality. Wheat unchanged, with a moderate
llamaDtl, and sales 2,690 buabols. Corn anehuug*d . *ai<*«
68 000 bos. Whisky easier; 6OO bbl*. Tobacco firm.
Pork firm ; sale* 1400 bbls. Beef Arm, with opwaid un i
encr ; nN 2MJ bbla. higher; tale* SOu ohU at 11
11M. ftusar...PaleB 2*M) hhde at 7 »nd dOO bbls Mela
see at ST. Iron firm; aal« IftOO too- 9coirb Tall. w
actire; sales 100,OUO tbs at
PniLADILPUU, 6. Flour un'-hiDf-i. ►tuudanl
brau-ta trrely cflarwd at fT T 5 bbl ;f- . J .'f»r
'omtuon and good braodn; a saJe of 000 bbla «-Um at }3
Wheat dul', the rwelpu are unalerale, aalrs buOWtfd'-O'.i-i
buahels In Irte at $1 O6 V buahel tor lOr »n i
ulihj. Western Hye at $1 OU. Corn dull, a rale of vnllew
made at Uic afloat, fcugar Molasses and Ci-ttoe wotiDu.- in
gtod demand with downward tendency. ClotersrtM lb 6u
*@sT 26 V M lba - Timothy i4<§>s4 26 l-’laiseen wanted at
$1 VU. Whiskey steady, sales lu bbl lahbtls4l,
bdJ in dtudges 40c.
CjactNXiti, September 6 —Flour dull, owing partly to it •
Cleaned rate* and partly to dlsagreeab'e aealber ; **>•« 490
bbtfl at $6 90<§>6,96 Nothing dooe In Grain. Provision#
Inactive; sales 300 bbls prime lari at 11. Whisky dull and
lower; sales 476 bbl* at 54K®3444, being a dedloe of *4c
Sugar firm; ca'e* 63 hhds fair and prime at B(tpBJ* cents-
Molasses bucvant and firm; sales 96 bbls at 42. Ootfee un
changed il*e river has risen lourteeu luches since yester
day ; w t thi-r wet.
Bj'» sioar, September 6.—Grain remain*unchanged but
ther-.sH tetter feeling In the marfc*t,to consequence of
HiJ-.itri i«w. Flour: Kales 2,700 bbls City Mills at $7 .'do,
ani i ojo bbts Howard stre-t at $7,60.
WU. P. BAUVI,
Assignee of LI. D. King.
P. M. PAVId, Auct’r.
Cattle Market*
Niw Yost, September 6.—Tho oflcrlngs ol Beef Cattle
today were 4.600 bead; priced downward tendency; Sales
at $T,60®10,6U. Sheep brisk; sales 19,000. Swine firm;
ti&les 2.1100.
C COPYING BOOKS—A fine assortment of Letter Copy-lug
j Books for Bile by (-»ep3) UA\KN.^
I l LACK MOlltti AN i iQU B—J UM w«v»-l, 2>u ) aide if
1) estra quality Black Moire Antiqu*.
w p3 * A. A. MABON ACO ,26 Fifth Rt.
* A. MAB«JN A CO. iiavo just reoovtfl a Urge variety
J\ 9 of superior m he* of plain black end blaok figured
SILKS. _ .
LAID Lb LAlNno—A. A. MASON A Ct) will 0{ eu on
Monday, September 3d, 60 pfl. entirely new and defita
l .e styles of Hat 1 Dfl Lalnes ? u lA_
/ ObUitGS.—A. A. MASON A CO will upeu on tile t'.lat
▼ i loft.. 600 pUoe« of new plalu colored Coburg* und Par
~ ni'*t las.
' AN'I’KU IMMLDIATKLf, TWO UUOD COOKS, and
V? tour Girls, In gf to the country High wages paid
Apply at BAKU'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 4lu Liberty
street. _ . .
JA V A COFkiici- Jo ba fc o, prime. lur sale by
SMITH, MAIK A iIINTKU.
B "ROOMS-6ouoien Corn Brooms r«-r s»le by
ÜBNKY 11 COLLINS.
NkW LV iCtaoß OF “ALONI ” —The IH.M.n
l s a»b. by Mariou llartand; ju*t nveived and *or tale
by |au*2S| JOHN 8. DAVIbO.N, 66 Market si.
flHiB UJDDKN PATH, by the aulbor i f “Aloue."
1. Tbe Escaped Nun.
Memoirs of the Rev. Sydney Smith, In 5 void.
Oleve Hall, by Mias B*well.
Memoirs of Bennett and bis Times.
Frank Leslie’s Gazette of Fashion.
Just received and for sale at
W. A. GILUKNFKNNISY A CO’B.
ftU Fifth st., opposite the Theatre
BKAKDLKt 1 CUKKBK —A superior article for Hotels,
Bars, Restaurants, Bating Houses, Ac , this day rec’d
by [aug27 ] HENRY H. COLLINB.
TIME— 160 bbls Lonlsrille Lime received and fur sale by
j ftUL *27 UKNKY H. COLLINS.
LtHIMNKY ToPt)—oOO Gothic Chimney Tops, of various
/ patterns, tor sale by HBN&Y U COLLINS.^
WANTS —Futy good, stoat, sober men wilt find conetant
employment on a Railroad; wages, $1 per day. Ap
ply at BAkß’d Intelligence Offioe, 410 Liberty M._laug3l
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Fatal Shooting
Kallroed Accident
Vermont Klectl<VD
(*croxt> DiSFxrrH
venttoD
Klre—l>em oeratlc l onunlloii
Fro m \V a* h 1 n R t o n
• V-.r»s«'bi.<L>, tift*
TKLKOEAPH ttASZKTB
?'BJ£fiU p a‘| y f y-l t i matß Joel received aod for wile l y
EfiYMKR A ANDKRBON,
No. 89 Wood street.
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•* r » \ t\ i *v^Ls. 1 '* 1 ' *
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J*E W S FOR RN ER JfßE.'i. \
Ta« RlTHl.—At dusk, last evening, there worn It lent - j
Inches io the channel, and rising. W( bear by lb- last j
Buiwnevllle packet that the Monongahela rose sis fee' up :
to yesterday morning, at that point. baelueas fair At |
Ible t me last year there were not two feet in the channel. j
Thi steamer “ Ycirktown," Capt. Pue, lea tea today f.r .
Louisville.
Tniateam.r “ Eclipse " la the regular Wheeling packet
to-day. She learns at 10 o'clock-, A. SI.
Tits “Castle Garden” brought to port yesterday, UTI
sacks wheat and 519 bbla. flour, besides a large amount o!
other freight. She also discharged at Wheeling, 400 sacks
wheat, 325 tierces hams, SO casks shoulders, and :.t) Mils,
oil. We will gire due notice of her departure.
The steamer “Flora,” Capt. Samuel Dean,ls the moraine
packet lor Cincinnati. Those wishing to go ,o the tiaeao
City wruld do well to call on hoard, at the clerk's oßce, and
our word for it, Capt. Beltrboor.r will tee that all are made
comfortable who trurel on the Flora.
Gliasin-is fr. m Cincinnati papers of the llh •
The river contlnuea to recede slowly with eight feet in
th v h r'‘ s rr
“Spn an ° !d St. Lonl. pilol, well known
onTh. Ohio and Miatdaalppl rivers, died of dropey on the 22d
“ The°ArkMLs P rtv“f wwS" hul accouala, there be
ing 3J4 feet water, letting the Umpire No. 8 ascend as far
ft' ™
two bale 9 were entirely coneum™-
The following Is a hat of Bnglneers and Pilots licensed
at the Cincinnati Inspector's cffl-e for the month of Aug-
KeuiVEEas—Original . Wm. Downey an.i Wm Andrews.
»l£ Renewal William A. Hunter Cornelius M.kkty and
1 i>.n W rtnilih Hnnewal John C Flfraioft, John
TImmMW Malone. George W. Smith, William D
John Morlidg, and
M.™ A Sols. First Renewal : Thos.Truun.il. he.
ond Beoewal : Andrew Connor and J»bu DaTil.
tisrecnen—Wm- Williamson, pilot, Sti days, and Js.ob
Kaichum, engineer, 30 days.
I oriiiTULf Kentamher 4 —The canal lant eveDliot yraa
full from hei to foot of .teamen., chiefly of the smaller»!«'
Yorktnwn, from At U.uK with a broken than; Delegate,
Fanny fern and Klla, from St. I/'uts, and the Harrison
Held ■ .
POET OF PITTBBTJBGH
a t trr S i.'iruo watsr in tu^cmann*^
AHJUVKU.
Meaiuer Jefferson, Woodward, BrowD»?lile.
•• Laserne, Bennett, lirowoerille
Qea. Bayard, Peebles, EUx*l>**th
Clara Fb»h«r. llf-ntJt'nrkv.D. S-«*i• o.
>• Venture, UorJoa, St^u'-'nnll-
Mlchigen No. 2, Herat. Well**Ul*
•• Castle'darden, Dertnoey, ;-
•• Krivp»e, Moor**, Wheeling
Ueo. Lertmer, SteuWuvl! 1 .-.
Chicago, Breuoao, 3t. Louis.
DEPARTED.
?i,**iaer Jsffernon, Woodward, Bn-wos* l:i«
•• Luvrne, Bennett, Browns fill*.
<i*-u Bayard, Preble*, Kiiiabeth.
M ciar* Fisher, lleuderickflon, West NVwt.-u.
*• Venture, Oortlon, Stouheorllie
•• Michigan No. 2, Herat, WellfTille.
•’ Rosalie, Shepherd, Wbeotlug
Prairie Rose, Maralta, St. l> »h
•• Jacob t*oe, Stewart, Lout** Hie
STEAMBOATS
Plllihargh, sunbanvllle and Wheeling
paokao.
, fry; ,fa T>. BOHALIK, Captain A. B. SMroana. and
Lffla, KCI.II’sE, Captain Uraoi I> *“>
?T,, ..TSaulnr DAILY PACKETS. >-l«--n lutaburah,
Staubaatlll* AliJ tYbealln], lU.ppluj -I a.l lulwiuadlab.
’“ts, SOS ALI E will l»aT« Pmsbtinjb on Mnnlaya, Win!
Bfalatt an.l PtMap., at 10 , tA M Upturning shr
will I«ar* wbcwbnK c.O TuaaiaJl, Tburid".’ ■ 'b.l Saturdays,
* o ritici, A. . .
Th« k:LIP«* »11l *-I*o « Tj«fa«7>,
Thur*!*** and ?alurdav., at 10 <*•■-. -V A M -- Hr,urntny•
nh- will iMtt Wheeling co Mooda)*, " Mursiß)-* »cJ Fri
i j.) p, at m , '•'jlocK, AM
Aaant.
n..rt» N„ I»AKT..n! -~t_.
llrgular Tuaailap Pac k• t for AA ht«l 1 n g
n'aua 4j 110 pol I
XJ,« an.l •- r CON'''A
I "-L». J'. Cwrt
Jr?Snclgi3a» 111 lr«T4 for Oj- «uJ iotei ut -li* .» } w, r
r >-ry Vu®«l*y. fct ir. clock. M .
Ki-r c-r «;f*ly tK.ara n<
, o M ({ \KT i>S, or C BtUS K* . A.*«•&! 1
Kor Cluotonall
Th« n!«*iu*r I'MlOAGtJ.Capt G l. H-.tNSix
| OLitill l*«T»f»r the abrveaud ir.t« mi-dial* |- ri*
£g&a£aießoD f 111 DAY, .’Wpt'-uibe- Tlh. si lo A W
j„r fm*hl «.-r pasaag* »W>'y on board. or to
6 >H'JK A liA N J..'. A*,-D'<.
" Kor Clucluuail.
r Tlu* Btrjirarr IiUHA, Capt tsait*. 1 1 -*’*,
I h-er* for tbf «l* T- nj».i ai: ii.:'ium- n.t*
JaaKaaßMh r .>f cn tui'emmy. N-puiaUr t.• u. io
.. -« r\ A M
»,« ; T trui;- appiv on ! carl. r • \r
J »U.N VI.AUK. A*c-
for M. l.onli
Tbu -lamrr OHK.vr A* R>7, C*j Uto M«’
I P-!??*, ■ n -run . Ocrk. MT«*n. ml ieav- t.,r
«oJ Jttrrrn. hfl’c b TiICKr
-I>.\Y, a< '■•’••t.*- “* x
h r r of applj >.-n boar rr l
y LACK A IUUMiv
Vor At. bouli
Thu LUn*»N.C*pt 0 W K**rT;
v 1 "*- " ,l! ' <t 'mm if?
■*»>■«•- c. u-I iniprni'-'iiaiu pox.s 11. 11ilR.>
ii a\ . 8«*p:«-taU-r 01 h, a. l'< A M
>.'r -ir apply oQ lo*fl, 0T
nr ; 4 KLU'K A IMKM.S. Aget.r.*
Kor Hi a«H vll le.
Vbe slearoer UHa7.!L. C*pt K J t
I %Cl-rk. c. IsiAU : »i : i » *' lb' a'*"*
mediate i*r., <,» l UUK9DAI, >• i «-»‘her
C ail.» A M.
>\.r fr»-tiht or naasa** »-pply on Imard, or to
t „ v l JoHS H.ai K. A'.-ot
For Cincinnati and L,oula'*ile.
The Ateam-r YoKKTtHV.N, Ca; :*m T'-.-iH'i
.u TlU'^
I>aV, f>. at 10 oolctk A .M
lor tn-libt or paesags apply on t-onr-.1. ' T *
f^;> 3 Fi.Al’K_A lIAKNEH. Af-uts
For Ldocinnall and Louisville.
The steamer JACOB P’-’K Pnpt A Mew
I feint .U. w UiL'SAIAV Her i *ni l-T tI.F
and lutr rur h».:e ;vtl- \l K I'St.- [A i .
S p:«*oUr 6. at 10 A M
l.'T Iretfbl c-r passage applv ls»ar 1. or - i
FLACK A HAIISK.*. Af-r,:-.
J. K. Barbou r ,
I MEK CI.KHK, l*T. U*PfL Wo, (nt W N Newe’l’s
I . , j K BAHKOUIt having long Miem-nr* in
R*. eirttig aud iHwhtrjrtnit Frelgtn tor M**uni boat-, i
iupertcr inJucemoii'J to Steam^.al-desiring a DIaCUAWi
-IMJ CLLIIK. “J 4
A BARGAIN OFFKItKI).
'IHIK uuderulged offjrd Tor sal- »I-V LOT.-; <>( go-und
I fronting upon and adynniog tfm ..f th-»
l'Uf£!i hD'l Connell"* Ul»* K.aUr>ed, ia lb- gr-win,; anJ
thrma* Borough of M'ri K.KSP'JItT. -•! the 1.-ware
feet ui by about 110 in depth. P- minn m one
. I*o 1)0 chr iMpol, an I at the "t’.-r on MO. ait and
two of them fronting lor their whole or* olher
alw-TWO LOTS, 37K feet in width. the olhrr
hid, of the lM*pot, and in depth lil-one of the l-'t* tor
drriotf for l:» whole leogth oo Jercrni street
So better property can be luuud, nn.l It wt.l b«: >o!J io*
Part of ihe payweut taken in stock of the tVnoel UmUe
luUr*d. if desired. Q**. t 01 I.LMOKJ I ',
Utllce of ih- Morning Poet.
Pittsburgh, August dl, IS£>6 d*aU
AUAZINKB, Al Ac-Putnam lorAuguti.
Harper for Augiet,
Knickerbocker tor August;
Rank.ing’B Half-Yearly Abstract.
Just re-fifed and tor Hale at
W. A. UILDBNFKNNEY A CO.’S Bookstore,
Fifth at.. opposite the Theatre.
' I'WKNtV-u'ms YK.UtB a BLA V K— ssaT*M«*w Yuan A
X Krsiman' —My Unt>Uri#<* aod iny Frendotn : by Frr-d.
L*.OkC’.aj*n, fait 1. Ufa a* * Slav**. Part 'Z. Life an h Frw
mao. With *<> io ruiuetioa by Ur Jani**n MrCuuti bm.ih.
portrait of the Bother, ao4 other Lllu; tratioua. One
volume: prlre $1,26. For aula by
aug2j
Boarding School,
OR SUMMER BOAKDIUtf HOUSE.—The GLEN HOTEL
ftod Grounds are offered for RENT for either the
A t»ove purposes. The aite and arrangement of the houne,
the beauty, extant and variety of the grounds, and the
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 J. W. BPTIKR, 07 Front street.
TX»H "V K Kfi KKV t N o—LuTerlntf’n I'ulwuaml tiugn
P coarse, i»olveri*ed» crashed and clarified, at
* n(t a k^r.
—By Marwn Uarland, author of
riiHE HIDDEN PATII-
I “Alone ” . „ , . .
Light and Darkness, or the Shadow if Fate; a story of
fashionable life _ . , ,
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures of Con Tent Life; and
tb* Confession of a bister of Charity.
My Bondage and my Freedom ; by Fred. Douglas •.
yam Slick in Search of a Wife.
OieTe Hall; by Mias Rowell.
Mary Lyodon: an autobiography.
The Jealous Wife; by Nlad PardOA.
J«mes Gordon Bennett, his Life and Times.
Maud, and oiher Poems; by Allred Tennj son.
MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Godey'B Lady’s Book, Household Words, Leslie’s Journal,
Pelt raon’s Magaalne, Ballou’s Mogszlne, Yankee Notions,
Blackwood’s Mogniine, Leslie's Gaeetto.
All the Now Boohs published lu the country for Palo bt
the cheap Bookstore c f n MINER A CO.,
i aug2S No. 3*2 RmhhtleU street
\kl FuGliT'li I KtiMIUM KaTHAKION <:<>oU tb<r hwad
W »uJ remoTes all symptom* of headache.
lvrwms »»“* WBIdHT , li KATUARION
Ar« never Hable to Bun-stroke
Are neT " WRI(jHV g I‘HKMIUSi KATIUKIuN
Ib the most valuable acquisition to the loilot, reuroin* the
Hair In any required form.
For sale by Jr. H - RKYtiKn and R. E. HELLERS
4 00 , »t a CBDtu per botll*. -
ViTtOGUT 7 !* FKKftll tji K ATH AUII*N the H«lr
W from lulling out, ruU produofl « lux uriunt growth 4
' T WRIUUt'S I’KKMIUM KATIi AltlCN
It-moves all dandruff and dlse*<* deports.
For s&ie, wholmalei k? it A &- 1
T'IURNITURE POLISH— To give yonr furniture a liril
r Hunt polish, use the .Scotch PuhiA, eold by Ilia >ubicrt-
IMcu 25 M»ti par bottle, with lull direodoue Tor uae.
toU by L»u*29] R_L._CUTHBKRT, 53 Merkel K.
TkURK UROUND SPICES— Mere, Nuunege, Ca*ns, All-
I epic*. Cloves, White Pepper, Wblte Jamaica Ulnger,
African Pepper, White end Brotrn kluelard Seed.
eug2S * F. R. DMA VO. No. 1 Diamond^
» « S *>• *—
rANGtJaITBRKAKrAST TKA—IO cbesta of this HUjxrior
Pj Tea at 60 c*ntB, just nctiitd at Ohina T«a H'ore.
P. R. DRAVO, No, 1 l-iatn^n'l
" T Wanted.
ABITUATION In a Mercantile or Manufacturing Mun-
Uahment, a* Oterfc or Accountant, by a man ot expei.-
ence; or would accept for the prefect of eoj■ s toaU'.o
whore he could make hlmeelf ueefa aod "» rD .“ "X i ffl ce
Adt comtnunicatlonfl oddreoeed 8. B. W.. et tne mie
of the Daily Poet, will meet with prompt ettooti.n
-aogtiBaltw *
no *27 PKN—-A freeh supply of Perry’s tlla
; PT2.2, 1 »ry ..K*' r^lviS; 1 * r
| Market street, comer ol Second.
' vV ■,'
AMUSEMENTS.
TIIIC ATttK-«J. 0. POSTB-t, sole Lersee and >Kn*-
rrr: Wh. H. Rttn.fltap Manager; CaAEitt Fosria,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bobxtte.
PtUCSd or ADMISSION:
Boxes and Parqueite.. ftdc. I Private Boms, large $* l>v
Tier <s6*. I Private Boxes, small. .. (
Boxes for colu e l perron# Conts i
ja-Cerilfimte, securing seats, cants extra-
Air. W. DaVU/OK aaJtjß WADD, in the now Comedy.Of
THE HOPE OFTUK FAMILY. Tb* iroaotric Faroe of Um
TWO BONN YU A STL KS—Uoonycaatle, Mr W. Davidgo. [
THURSDAY KYKMNiJ, SEPTIMBIB 6, 1866,
The iidw Comedy of !
The Hope of ib« Joe DoJd, Mr Davldgu; .
br. Penguin, I’. C. Cuunlogbom; Jacob brono,,B. |
iMibci-.; Penny, Julia M Ooohe; Alias Huflplpea, Aire i
J 0 Foster. I
Fa« de Lvui, MMIe Marie and Mr. Cailedine. ■
Bjllsd, Miss Finily L. Dow.
IV conclude with the Two Bonnycasllea. |
Door* Open at 7 : peiibrmaaoa to begin at ;
JOILX W. .M’CARTHY, j
Bill Poster and. Bistribntor,
es-wru. .tlooa to a>B Pootluz idJ Diotributiog ol .11
UILLS°rt)R CONCERTS, LECTURES, fiXRIMTIOKB,*.
All communications —.lth.r bj mall, t.lograph,or otSar
wle«—directed to the office of the Morning Poet, .ill re
ceive prompt attention. 3P
PHOCLAMATIOB.
WUEIIEA3. In and by the 18th flectinn of the Arl of
the General Assjmbly of Pennsylvania, passed Jnlj
2 1,1830, entitled “An Act relating to the ElotUodb of this
Commonwealth,” it ij enjelned on the Sheriff of every
County to give notice of such election# to be held, and ehu
morale in Bwch notice what officers are to be elected. In
pursuance thereof, I, WM. M a GILL, Sheriff of the Couftty
of Allegheny.do therefore make known and give this pub
lic notice to the electors of said County of Allegheny, that
a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in said County, on the
BBOOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, at the several
Election Districts therein.
The ele;torsof the First Ward of the city of Pittebafgb
to meet at tho house of Mrs. Jane Little, at the corner of
Fourth and Perry streets, in said Ward.
Th* eloctors of the Second Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
to meet at tbe Public S«hcol House in said Ward.
The electors of tbe Tnird Ward of tbe eliy of Pittsburgh
to meet at the hcaro of Andrew McAlastere, E?q
The elefttursof the Fourth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
lo m«*t at tbe Public School House in said Ward.
Thu electors of tho Fifth Ward ot the city of Pittsburgh
to meet at the Pennsylvania House, occupied by Gotlaib
NMjrl, late Alex. Steward, lnsald Ward.
Ttiu electors of the Sixth Ward of ihu city of PitUburgh
to meri at tbe Public School House in said Ward.
The electors c-t ih« Seventh Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
to meet at the Public School Flouse in said Ward.
Tue electors of the Eighth Ward of ihe city of Pittsburgh
to meet at tho Public School House in said Ward.
The elector# of tbu Ninth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh
to meet at the PutHo School House in said Ward.
Too -lector* of tbe First Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet at the bouue of J. Woodhotua, iu Robinson Street.
The electors of the Second Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet at tho house of widow Thompson, north-west corner
of Ohio street and public square.
The electors of the Third Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet at the Public School House in said Ward.
Thu elrctora ef the Fourth Ward of tbe city of Allegheny
to m«*-t at the house of T. Smith, at the corner of Robinson
and Audernon streetp.
Thi> rlrctors of tbe borough of Birmingham to meet at
h* Town Hall on Wilkin# street in said borough.
Tha elector# of the borough of East Birmingham to meet
»t t hi* Railroad odl -« of Oliver H. Ormsby, in said borough.
The flectora of I'uqu'sne birough to meet at the Public
Mkvl House of eal-1 borough.
Tbu elector# of the borough of Lawreneuvllle to meet at
tbu Public School Bouuh Id raid borough.
Tbe elector* of the borough of Sharpeborgh to most at
the house of John Sharp, in said borough.
The rh-eiors of the borough or McKeesport to meat at the
Town Uall iu paid borough.
The elector# of tbe borough of South EUxabelh to maet at
tbe buu#»* formerly occupied bv E. McA pinch, at the «nd of
the Mooongabela Bridge, In said Boroogh.
The elector# of the borough of West Pittsburgh to meet
at the hou«e of lUigera.
The elector- of the borough of West Bliaabath to meet
&1 ihi Publl: School House in said borough.
The elector# ot the borough of Tarentum to meet at the
Public Scbool House in said borough.
Tbe elector# of the borough of Manchester to meat at the
Public School Uouao-
Tbu elector# of tbe borough of Elizabeth to meet at tbe
hous*' of Graham, formerly occupied by John Walker,
la Raid borough.
Tbu elector# of IMlt t ovnebip to meet at the bouse of Jo-
(iindrol, on the Mechanics’, and Farmers’ Turnpike
Road, io wai l -.owm-hlp, except the quaiifled voter# residing
m i**ctu»D" No 4. 7 and 14, of the said district, who shall
»uU! at all g«neral election# In the Ninth Ward rf tbe city
~f Pittsburgh.
Tb* 1 elector- of Peebles township to meet at the bouse o
John Renter, iu tb* village of East Liberty.
Tbe electors of Collins township to meet at tbi houfe of
\niham McCall. )*..ln the Tillage of East Liberty.
Tb* electors <! vnillxi* township to meet at the bouse of
John }*baff<T, on the Grteneborg Turnpike Road, Iu said
township.
Tb* electors of I iam towoablp to meet at the house of
Jjbu Sununerrillc, m said town-hip.
Tli* *>f Patton township to meet at the bouse of
A brabsm Taj lor, on the Northern Turnpike, In said town
ship.
Tb* ►'••••'.'re of Penn township to meet at the houue of
Ri.b.rl Donaldson on the Lcechborg Road, In aald township.
The *'• trt» ot Venaill** township to meet at the Public
<rh»xil 1! .ur*. i-a the (arm of David Shaw, near the white
btAiT 1 i tncNJ occupied by Thomas heal, now by Wm. A.
Rliew
n,« cio-tor* of Elu*b*th township to meet at the home
r-f u-.r,-* \\« Mtcr, b-rmerly occupied by John Walker, lu
Klll*b«’b Uron*!.
1h- wiwJ. i I J*3 T»n t...wnnbip lo meet at the house
os Mi/-> ». i :,»• uit'jiv .<c\uptM by John King, In said
towuahlp.
Th- ***■-tors nj V'tfftn Uwnablp *o meet at the house ot
rtamu»-l SVti-.-n. •••aupled by James H. Neel, In
Rai.! ;rwu*l.»p
I he -ircu.r- of Upper hL Clair township to meet at the
h u»« l>{ Jan Cocn«'-, in smJ to» Doht|‘
fh« *l*e(or« uf Lo**r Clair township to meet at the
b.->u«» lately kepi by V 11-th*,**: tb* juoetinuof ‘be lhr-
and C*«l lliil t.-eJ-'.ir. -tid t.;wu«bip
* The f.ir.'trr* or <.'h»r;>M Uiwc-hipto moet at the house
of Wiil am cW. on the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Turn
pike
The elector* i f iiobtn®oo township to meet at the bouse
of Sarah iI. - r«»*'Uo.l, trtmerly Audley Mc7irlaud t ln said
township.
The ei- ctors of Fm-lley township to meet at the houee of
McClelland A Armer, fi-rmorlj occupied by J.Charlea, In
th- ruJa o of Clinton, In said townehlp
The eltfciori* t-( Mom ton L.*hlp to mtet at School House
K< 4 in saw ‘ow'tßhip.
T&e eUctora cf Ohio township to meet at the house cf
ll*nry V Tnoicp-on, in hmA townehip.
Tb* elector* < f PrackHn township to m«t at the house
occupied bv J >i Holman, In said township.
Tb« elector-* of Hearvfl township to meet at this School
Houm* No. ?., In said township.
The -ii-iors ot Baldwin towc»hlp tc meet at the boaseof
John Cowan, in fl*ld towu.ihip
The *’*v.«Uit? of Suowdeu township to meet at the house
of Peter Boyer, m a*ld township.
Tbs elector* ot South Fayette tow-nsh'p to meet at the
hoax- of H. 11%)s, on the farm of G. V Coulter, in said
township.
The elector* of North Fayette township to meet at the
bcu-e uow occupied bv Francis JamlM-n, at Rodgers’ Hill,
in onl ti.wwhlp.
Tbe elector* 3 < f Ros* township to meet at the house of
Jaci.ti Olbaugh. cu tn« Fr*tifcllo Road, In said to«rn*hlp.
The el-ctom ot Ple« township to meet at tbe houee of
Ui'gh t'ruroniy.ln *aid township.
The electors of M'Candhes township tc meet at the I .com
of Daniel t-houp in *aid K*wnship.
lUe el-'rtwrs of Woet lV?r Township to meet at the house
-*f Nathan O'-nlev .In *aid townehlp.
The -durtor* ot East Ihfcr township to meet at the Public
School noust-.iu tb« borough cf Tarentum.
The idwtors of NctHle township to meet at School House
No 1 er io be called Chaplin )
I The electors of Suwlckley township to meet at the bouse
i.f Samuel Ruchl*, In sold township.
Th» rtlec'urs uf Indiana townsLlp to meet ai the bouse
mrmerly or-rupled by Alex Turner, in sakl townahlp.
Tb* • lector'- ol Sheder township io meet at John Shaw’s |
MM. 1q fuld townahlp. .
Tb* voters Of that part of Indiana toWnabip, In
AUeahinv ,-oucly. resiling within the following described
biuiidai-W, tc wit : Beginning at a point on the Allegheny
rtrer r th« upper line i-f the farm of John Cable, andTun
nin<’a northerly cour-e, between the farms of said Cable
a, d John B>yd to Ibe north aaat rorner of Cable's farm—
ihrnr* ruunlng awebterly course to the Shalet township
line In ru*h a manner ks to embrace all farms cr lota
tdiualod In Cunningham's district, and known aa the Slyer
trac-iv within said boundaries, shall hereafter rot* at the
gen* rul election In the borough of Pharpsbury, at the
election ih'l l v-T f-bi l borough.
At whu-.h turn* and pla-w the qualified electora as afi*rt*
I said will by ba I'd vote for
vine person for Ftate Senator, .. nt
Five persona toe members of Aeitttably of Penneylrauta,
tloe periou tor Sheriff,
trne person for Canal CommbUoner,
One perse n for Prothonotary,
One person for Treasurer,
li„ r r Coonty Commissioner,
i>ue pereou 1 <r Coroner,
One person for Director of Poor,
Uni’ ter Auditor for 8 yoara.
On* person for Auditor for 2 year*. . . , ... „ .
• Given uuder my bund and seal at Pittsburgh, this Sdday of
A. I>. 1555, adJ .1
Uult-d btales the e-glUleth. WILLIAM MAGILL,
,f.d*nt- enerm.
H. T. C M-WIAN
’i o Poinaie Te»cheri.
rPUK CENTRAL IiOAUUOIf EDUCATION, of Pittsburgh,
I will recoire written applications (until Monday, the
third day of lieptemHer next,; from Ladies deilrouaof filllug
the ►ituatiuu of Assistant Teacher in the High School. The
qaaUficatious taunt be equal to those of-ths beat Female
Teachers in Academies. u
Addrrta R. B- MoGOWIN,
a,ugl7:<r2«(chQ) Prefix Central Board of Education
KlEtt’S TRANSPORTATION;
ANTIO! PATINO the want of facilities for; transporting
Freight* to and from the Eastern Cities, via. Bennsyl*
ranla Canal and Railroads, we have Increased pur stock of
Boats, Ac , on same, to a DOUBLE DAILY LINE, which
ifires UM a rapacity of over 1600 tons per mouth each way.
We nature our frUuds. and those disposed to palronlte
tbe State Improvements, there will be nothing sp*reu on
uur uart to render general satisfaction In loi warding East*
and W-taro .1* f^tTISHuT
Canal Basin, Flttsbur.fa i’«-
To VVholeiftle Groc«ri, L«lqU'
and 91&nufaot'ur«ra*
rilin' SUBSCRIBER lit now Importing a superior tl"»l>ly
I of OIL OB COGNAC, of which Kof *n oimce with 60
gluon, pare Spirit will produce o Y
ESSENCES of IIOCUKLLhcnJOT.UtM BRANDY of
itA^-BftANOV I .' uTIaNU BcIIIEDAM SCHNAPPS
»nd BCOTTiail WHISKY, arc acknowlcdgiJ by the New
manufacturer!* b, the grout demand After them. 1)1-
«*““ ic »« -l»
141 MaUuu Lane* New York.
P s Importer ot Daauerrtsotype Cb«mW*i
bLL,Thorn*. Kit. Oo P *>ra, fculphaU Am
iuodlk. Ac. __
(AUPETINGS.
I)Xutio“»~S
sirsrs g
r “rf.1,,. .160 IMPORTKD BABIUOS of erery rariety,
wool bo’ught, Spun, Dyed or
iol4:3ui:ui ____________ ‘
lrvinK’n Great Work#
riIHE LIFE OF UKORUK WASULNOION l.*-Th= *‘
1 ume of th« »bov« work b oo* ro.uly fct
R “b *-“■*“ ““ d
, SS.*-TbT.ub-«^«-
Tj l9 SsmtoU.t'S for aw 0b0,., work.
Office Ho. 20 HOh street, opiwaito M*eon 8, in D ■ .
,I bbb> Pork Uga, lh«
1 bitinll rhilpift nubsUtutc tot Bacou that ran be Ob
| ' or ““ SHiBT B. OOiUNB.
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MEDICAL
The Graefenberg Dysentery Bynn\
a speeoy aod Infallible remedy lo Diarrhaia, Dysenteryi
BltAKiy Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cholera lofsntum, Tod
the Asiatic Cholera, If taken with the first pyiDp*
tome, vis: vomiting'and. diarrhoea. It never
foils to cure the worst poaajble cot»«a of
bowel complatnta, generally in a few
boors, seldom beyond a day. It
>9 purely vegetable, and taken
in almost any quantity U
perfectly barml eat.
Price SO cents.
The Grefesberg Greon Mountain. Ointment,
Invaluable for Burns, Wound*, Fprainn. ch:;i.n.in», Corns,
Boros, Swellings of all kinds, Kh«'umuU*ui, i ry
sipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ul.vr*. Pain*
in the Side or Ba*k lmoir-di«t«ily
relieved, -I nflamm arir> ns
of th* Bowels, aud lor all
cases where there
is Inflamma
tion.
Pries T»enty-flfe <*nts.
Marshall’* Uterine Catholioon.
A certain cam tor Prolapses Uleri, end for most ot the
distressing complaints Incident to Females. Pre
pared by Dr. Thee. Pomeroy of Utica,
solely for the Graefenberg Cod*
pany. Price $3,00.
The other Graefenberg Medicines are
Eye Lotion.
Cbruuraphre Balm.
Ohildren’t panacta.
Freer and Ague All*.
Libby' t Pile Ointment.
SarmpariUa Compound.
The Graefenberg Manual of Health,
A complete hand-book of medicine for families—price 60 cte.
Office, SU Broadway, Wcw York.
CAUTION.
The public is requested to bear in mind that everything
prepared by the Graefenberg Company has iheir seal upon It
Spurious articles have been Issued closely resembling the
genuine In every particular except the seal, and the utmost
care should bo observed before purchasing.
Bold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYBER*B, U 0 Wood
street. JyiTrfawjs
ISf* A Fact worthy of Record and Atten
tion —WRIGHT’S TONIO MIXTURE, a guaranteed and
certain cure for FRY SR AND AG US. 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 19th century. Its neutralizing effects
on the poisonous gases are Instantaneous, and acts like s
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re*
storing the tone of the Btomacb, aud Invigorating tbe-Con
stitntion.
Unlike the general remedies reecTted to for its treatment,
such as Quinine, Arsenic, Ac., wbloh leave the system
worse than they found it, It Improves the general health,
purifies the blood, and stimulates the different organs to e
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under the immediate supervision of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. 1 08 unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of 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 il and be'cured l
sever » ps*Bß T. WRIGHT A CO.,
211 Market st., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas. _ , t
For sale by GEO. EL KEYBBB, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. B. Rgi-T.BRx, Pittsburgh. apSTdewam la
Bald Heads and Hurd’s Hair Resto
rer—PoQtimrraocß, Or., Feb. 9,1866
This Is to certify that I have used lIURD*B HAIR RB*
STOKER" three months, and where my head was bald l l
Is now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Cart. G*o. G. BcuaifSK, of whale-Ship Montesume,
Chemical Manufatdzrring Cb.-^ents: Previous to ÜBiog
your Restorer I was greatly troubled witn my hair
out. After using three bottles the remaining is
nrcng an* firm, and presents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. Yours, truly, H* R* Woouwobtb.
PoQCXTAffaocX, Or., Feb. 16, 1866.
This is to certify that I have been using “ Hukd’b Haib
&isToasB n about three months; and, now, where my head
was bp™, it is covered with a new growth of hair, almost
three inches ’ong. I have been bald over twenty years.
tiini iniUQ
Bold, wholesale and retails. KEYSER‘3,
«* ia No. 140 Wood street
ffjy ci*ir Headache and Seurtlgiaofgioor
YaaHS Biasona Cotlxd bt OAKELY’S DKPURATIVE
SYRUP.—Mr. William Trimble, M’Kelvy’s Row, Bayards
town, Fifth Ward, says he was eared of Sick Headache of
eight year* standing, by three bottles of Oakeley’s Depura
tlve Syrup. He had tried various physicians without a
care- He Is now entirely well. Oakeley’B Depurativels
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Tetter, and all eruptive diseases.
For sale wholesale and retail, DR. KKYBER’B,
No. 140 Wood street. Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Price 75 cents per bottle. *P 3
Adjournad Orphan** Court Hale of llsal
JCstate.
BY virtue of, and lo pursuance of an order of the Or
phans’ Court of Allegheny Couu y, I will expose to
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, in and near
the Borough of McKRKSPORT, on MONDAY, the Si day of
September next,at U o'clock A. M„ the following described
r£ll ESTATE, late of Dr. GEOBGK HUEY, deceased, to
wit ■—
Let 87 —On north aide of Third street, west of Market.
Lot to—On the bank cf Monongahala river, west of Mar
ket street.
Lot 167—0 n the east eido of Market street, and two story
Frame House thereon.
Lot 168—On east aids of Market street, and one and a half
story Frame House. , „ ,
Lots 232 and 233—0 n south side of Eighth street, east of
Market.
Lots 236,237 and 238—0 n north side of Ninth street.
All the above Lota are 60 by 140 feet.
also— 33 Lota, of various dimensions— principally, how
ever, CO by 140 feet—being part of iwo out-lots, which were
subdivided into building lots, and are now within the Bor
ough limits. . .
t&»Tbe Pittsburgh aud ConnelUrrille Railroad runs in
the centre of three Lota, *nd they are convenient to the
place selected for the Station House. They are well located
for manufacturing purposes, fronting on the Monongabela
river, convenient to coal, in a handsome and thriving town,
and will have all the facilities ot lbs Railroads, East and
West- ~
At-ga—-A Farm, containing about 125 acres, known as the
•‘CROOKED RUN FARM,’“on which are a Brlok and a
Frame House, end other Improvements. This Farm U
about half a mile from McKeesport, and when the P. A C.
Railroad is completed, will be about twxhtt macro’ aids
from Pittsburgh. It is a beautiful locution for Country
residences, and a pari of it well calculated for Gardeulng
purposes. The Monoogahela river is its northern bound
ary ; the State Read runs through it, also the P-*C.kH,
giving to the occupants a oboice of conveyances to 1 ittu
burgh.
TERMS—One-third cash, balance In one and two years,
with Interest; to be secured by
Aiim. de.bon. non cum teat, annexe, of ihe Estate of Dr.
Geo. Ho«v, deceased. atm**
.1 ufKiauS UUOdKUOLI) HJUUTUHS AT AUCTION.
O —On Thursday morning, September tfih, at 10 o'clock,
it the residence or Wm. A- lliU, B*t, «t hjerjreen Hani
let, »11l be sold, (u he Is removing, J hie entire Honsehold
and Kitchen Furniture, which la of superior quality, and
kept in the be<t order ; among which will be found Waoo
Forte, Mirror* Hair and Pluah Beat So Cm, Bifans, Chair*
and Rooker* Card and Centre Table* Parlor, Chamber,
Kali and Btalr Oarpet* Paintings and Engraving* Lamp>s
Mantle Clock* Mahogany Secretary and Book Caie, Walnut
and Mahogany Wardrobe* High and Low Poet and Preach
Bedsteads, Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureau* Work
and Wash Bland* Fancy and Common Chairs, l ining and
Breakfast Table* China, Glass and Queensware, and a full
assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Ooohing Utensil* Ac.
Albo— One superior Baroush* for one or two horses; one
Buggy, with top; Double and EUngle Harness; A*, Ac.
Omoibusses will leave the Hand street Bridge at 8
and u o’clock on morning of sale, to convey purchasers to
rho premises. P« m. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
augSfcdlw
Heal Sitale ror 8a»« or Rent.
THAT desirable property, the residence of WILLIAM A.
HILL, situated at HYKKQRBKN HAMLKT, is offered
for sale or rent. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to elth.r of tta. R CDRUNQ ,
corner of Second and Wood eta.
ROBKRT ROBB, !
corner of Filth awl Wylie fits.
Q. FOLLANBBBE,
augSQuilw 106 Liberty street.
VV fetches* JewcTlry» Silver Wfere l
A VRRY 80PEKI0R ABSOhTMBNT of Qoldaod BUver
A Watches now In store, from $lO to $275. We are the
eVclOßlve Agent tor the eale of the celebrated a Prodabma a
Improved Chronometer Timekeepers; also, F. B. Adams A
Bou Stoddart, Cooper. Taylor. Johnson an t other approved
Watches kept for sale at less than Eastern j>rtc«-owing to
lighter expenses* and a desire to retain oar home trade as
** Is devoted to the repairing of Watches
Spoons and other goods manufaetnred ,Ol^.o^ n
shop. Tea Ware, Jewelry, Military ln
la^ g^“ idty ' c-rner Market and Foorth sts
Dissolution of Partnership*
THE Partnership formed by the undorslgned ”*£, ”***
O’Nial in carrying on 44 the Cniftden Coal Worts,
under of JONES, ? NIAL *ULLBR,
\s now dissolved. mi
j uly 7th, I&S3. JOHN D. MILLKR.
OUILDISe LOT COR HAL.K.“
A LOT li feet front on WYLIB street, and oxtandiDg
back. 109 foot to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot la a Oellar Wall, built for two emaU Houßea.Thle Lot
la In a desirable location for a residence; and will be Bold
low, and on favorable terms. TlUo goo<l, aoj uISo I*™ 1 *™
locumbrance. Enquire of OEO. F OILLMORB,
,“l3 At Office of Morning Post.
JULY MAOAZLNES—
Harper’s, for July
Pat&am, “
Orahuo, M
Oodey, Sdeup., “
Knlckerboher, 11
Leslie's Gai'te, '*
Peterson's, '*
•LealWsJour'V
BlachwooiL for Jane.
AU who went NKW BOOKS, and sfl soon as tuned, lower
th.n can be had elsewhere, should cell at
LAUPFRR'fI BOOK STORK,
Iy3 87 Wood street.
JBAWBTTKI—
She Is dressed in silks sod satins.
And her step Is full of grace;
She is lovely In appearance—
But what a sallow facet
tier hands fire small, but 01 bow cough;
Bho surely does not know
Thai HERPETIC SOAP Is Just the thing,
And then the price Is low.
The Herpetic Soap baa been need with -great success for
the past five years, for removing Tan, fiaUownws, end H«i
ness of the Skin, healing all Chaps and Chafes. Only 12)$
cents per cake. Used as a Nursery Boap for children *U is
on rivalled. Sold by . 8. jL CUTHBKBT,
l4O Third wt
JUS'r’aHDIsLViD, at No. 107 Market, street, a large as
sortment of Boys’ unri Youths’ Calf and Patent Leather
Congress Qaiters. Prices low
Jj-18
SULPHURIC ACID TUM.—(Wordbaneen ulfc Vluiol,)
just received and for sale by
augd FLE&QKQ B&08<‘
J v: <!r
11 \ iGORATING CORDIAL,
A. pIZEXOMKXoy IN MHDWINS.
Ifwaitl -itsitored ft&d Ufa Ltag(lMa«(l
SlOßtiß'fl INVIGORATING ELIXIR
IT will replace weakness with Jstrepgtb, Incapacity wit
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ao«
Urity, ami thi-i nnt'ocly without hasard of reaction, bat
with e happy effect on tbo general organisation. «jr Bear
In mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, flniah with
the nervous system, and that the parallifttton of the nerve
of motion and sensation Is phyeloat death. Bear in mind*
also, that fur arery kind of nervous disease, th&EUxfr Oor
dial id the only reliable preparative known.
No language ran convey an adequate Idea of the Iraise,
dtate and almost miraculous chauge which it occasion* Id
the debilitated and shattered nervous system,
whether broken J;.wn by exeenc, weak by nature,or Impair*
«d by at.-.ftr.f-Hft—the unstrung end relaxed organisation U
kt once bracud, revlviUwi and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms ol nervous dlsea&e vanish together do>
der ics Influence. Nor Is the *>ffrct temporary; for the Oor*
dial properties of the medicine reach the constitution ittelf,
and restore it to Its normal condition.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, giddlaere, rOah of blood to the heed, melan
uboly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of satf
dectruction—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostre.
tion, irritability, nervousness, Inability to sleop, diseases
incident u> males, decay of the propagating functions, by**
teria, monomania, vague terror*, palpitation of the heart,
impotency, constipation, etc-, from whatever caosea arising
it Is, If there be any reliance to be placed on human test!*
many, absolutely ioihllible.
A OREAT MEDICINE FOB FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
oomplalnte incident to females, math a new era in the annals
of medicine. Tboucaude of etiiaulantehave been invented—
thousands of Invigorante concocted—all parporting to be
specified In the various diseases and derangements to which
tne delicate formation of woman render her liable.
Who sutlers from weakness, deraogement, nervousness,
tremors, pains lu the back, or any other disorder, whether
pecDUar to her box, or oonunon to both sales—to give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PEBBONB,
Orolbers, will find this Cordial after they have need a Lot
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not hove been bo butfor this extraordi
nary preparation. Audit is equally potent forthe many die*
ease* for which It Is recommended. Thousands of jouog
men have been restored by using it, and 80l in aelngie In
stance has U failed tc benefit them.
PKlibONfl OF PALE COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habit?, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom uud vigor, changing the skin from » pale, yel
low. sickly colcr, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO THE MISGUIDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects piodo
eedby early habits of youth, vis: weakness of the back
and limbo, pales In the h*ftd, dhnnesa of sight, loss of mus
cular power, palpltationnf the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
Irritability, derangement of the digestive lunations, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. * Logo of memory, ooafudon of Ideas, depression
of spirits, eril forebodings, averdon to society, eeif-dietruat.
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are Borneo! the evils prodo
oed. All thus afflicted
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most ne
cessary requisites vo promote connubial happiness; Indeed,
without theee, the journey through life becomes a weary
/pilgrimage—tne prospect hourly darkens the view; the
[mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another he ■
comes blighted with F<>«
Dr. Morse's invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
bv some unprincipled persona. * _ '
In future, all the gennloe-Cordial will have the proprie
tor’s fac-Mmile pasted over the uork of each bottle, and the
following words blown in the glaee:
Dr* norfle's levlgorati&g Cordial*
The Cordial Is pat up, highly concentrated, in pint
Uos—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars,
for twelve dollars. 0. H. BING, Proprietor.
192 Broadway, N. ?.
fold bv Druggists throughout the. United BteteS, Caned
and the West Indies.
AGENTS:
New London, Ct.
NoEWicQ, Feb 8, 1865.
Pittsburgh GKO. H. KEYSKB, No. 140 Wood si
Do. FLEMING, BROS., No. 00 Wood st.
Do R. K- SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny City ...BECKHAM AM’KENNAN;
Do. .../L.JAMEB T. SAMPLE A CO.;
Do J. P- FLEMING.
Agant or Ohio.~J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. {aplLdawly
GERMAMBITTEE.S ,
PREPARED BY
DB. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
will smori'ALLt turn*
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
Chrome or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys , and
aU diseaus arising from a disordered liver or Stomach.
Such
as Constipa
tion, Inward Pile*,
Fulnea3,or Blood to the
Dead, Acidity of theßtomech,
Nau*e«;LteartburD, Dlrgust for Food,*.
Fulness or weight In the Stomach, four
Eructation*. Sinking, or Fluttering at the PU
Of the Stomach, Swimming of the ilead, Burried.
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Cboak
tng or Suffocating fixation wh*n in lyjng*osture,DimnM *
of Vision, Dote of Webs before the Sight Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellownw of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Bide. Bock, Chest, Limbs, Ac.. Sodden
Flushed or Beat Burning in the
Flash, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, In calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, do« so wit & feeling of the utmost confi
dence in ite vh lacs and adftj ation to the diseases for which
It is recommended. , , _ .
It ie no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a ten yeans'* trial before the American people,
and Us reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar p»« •
paratioud extant. Thu testimony In its favor given by the
moet prominent end well knbwn Physicians and Individu
als la all parte of the country is immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to iny “ilsmorabUlfl/’or Practical Receipt
Book, fur Farmers *ud Families, to be had gratia, of all tb
Agents tor the German Bitters. k
PriucipHl office and Manufactory, 120 Arch street, PhLa
de!£*%old'by Dr. Gao. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A
Fahnestock A Co., No. 0 Wood street; Fleming Brother*
60 Wood street; U. P. Bwortt andJ. P. Fleming, Allegheny
declfkdawly la
Private Ulitaieii
DR. BIUIWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, do
<g33 votorf Ma entire attention to an office (fijgfcf
|(W Uin. buxiutwa In uiowlly confined to /Vir*if< ggj^.
Vencrrai Diseases, and such* paluful affections, &&>
brought on by tin prudence, youthful Indulgence and excess.
Syphilis, SyphititinJSritptiimß, Gonorrhea, Qle*l, atrlcUire,
Urethral D»Bcht»rK« , *> Impurity of the BUxoi, with all Dlom
ttrB of ib« Venereal Organ, b'iin Di«uee.«, Scorbutic Erup
tion*, ‘L'ntUT, Klnrworio, Mercurial Disease*, Seminal
VV nabne.-*, Lmpotency, PUks, Rheumatism, Female VVeaS
nena, Monthly Suppressions, DUea.-uja of the Joint*, FUtula
InAno, Nervous Affections, Fulns In tin* Back and Loins,
irriUttou of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated.
Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years’ practice (ten In this dty) enables Dr.
Brown to offer assurance of a speedy oare to all whu may
com* under his core.
Office and Private Consultation Booms, 41 Diamond alley.
Charges moderate. novbrdawly
I • IiEUMATISM. —Ur Brown’s newly discovered remedy
XV for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy tor
that painfui trouble. It never fell".
Office and Prlrate Consultation Kooma, No. 41 Diamond
Alley, PUtsbargb, Pa. The Doctor is always st home.
novs:d*wly
JoaepU White’s Carriage UspMltory.
J OSEPH W HITE, now carrying on btnrf- < # JS»g5Mg?
now in his apacioqa premises, (nowCbasHSaagy
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh andfegsyaSS^SfI*’ 1 *’
Oreensbnrg turnpike, near the «
ruu. between Pittsburgh and LawreneevlHe, respectlnlW
Invite* the public to inspect his stock of.CARRIAtiKS
BVOUIBf', Ac. Auil he particularly informs gentlemen
purchasers, that one pricu only is made. Fourteen years*
experience In the business, enables him to place before his
patrons the same choice collection of Carriages which, so
many years past it has been hla particular, department to
select from the various end most talentedJ&stern manu
facturers. The success of his new system is cemplelO—the
economy of his arrangements will supply the best and most
fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the
manta tor decorating bouse* of business has heaped upon
the price of goods, (owhig to large rents.) JOSEPH WHITE
will sell, on ready money only, at mufah less than the nsnal
profits. [mh&tUw]
wy flarriagesreraireJ In the bevt manner, wltb devpai
‘ ToPrlaier*.
undersigned, iropriorore of the PLYMOUTH AD-
I ‘VERTLSEK, wbbiog to embark in another enterprise,
offer the entire establishment for tale. The paver la in its
seeond volome, and Is now doing a good, profitable business.
The jobbing and advertising toe present year will reach
*1 600 TbtS subscription list is large, and Increasing rap
l(Uy With a Utile exertion It can be doubled. The mate
rial Is nearly new. Payments mode easy, For a good
nractlcal printer, this is an opportunity rarely presented.
Possession will be given at the clo&e of this volume.
a®* All communications relative to tbo above can be au*
dr«Bßa to t»B Mibsorltmia, at Plymouth, Utah land county,
JhT |.u*lW»»tt] ROBINSON t. LOCKE
To Phyatclaat, or thoo. wanting a Doua
try* Residence*
THE BUBBCRIBifiR offers for sale bis property, 7 miles
from Pittsburgh, on the Steubenville Turnpike. It
contains TWO ACHES of good level land, well fenced; on
which Is erected a fine new two aud-a half story frame
house with six rooms, and basement office and cellar, built
and finished in modern style. A good stable, and Other
necessary out-huildlagH. a good well.and cistern, with
pump. There are about 100 choice fruit trees, of every va
riety, jußt beginning to hear, la 6hort, everything neces
sary to make it a comfortable home, - . .
To a physician wishing a good, location, this offers supe
rior Inducements, as it is iu a rich and .populous country,
and the subecriber is now doing an extensive practice. A
Stage rims dally to and from Pittsburgh; Postcfflca (two
daily malls) within ten rods ot the house.
Fur further particulars apply to iho subscriber, on the
premises, or address a not* to mo at'Eamlcgtcn, Allegheny
county, Pa, W. M. QUAY, M. D.-
auglB:dlQUw3t _______________
...20 cents.
...20 ••
...30 “
W. E. BCHMERTZ.
MEDICAL
DR- MORSE’S
CURB Of NKKVOU3 DIBKABEB.
EVERY WOMAN 08 BKNBE,
0. B. KING, Proprietor, N. 8)
DR, HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
Notice* ,
HAVING this day, July 18, ISM, sold mr stock In tho
Saddlery business to Messrs. J. ANDERSON A 0 x
take pleasure in recommendlug them to ray mends ana
former customers, and to the pAbllc'gvnereUyt wou ®
respectfully solicit for them a continuance of my
ag«, feeling confident that all work received of them wui
give general satisfaction. J. P. o
J.ASIUERSOK ftOO.,
j&g&k MAncrxcrtiasaa op
nIr*®SADDLE3, HARNESS, TRBNKB, &0.,
No. 138 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pd.
£&• Order* from Country Deltas promptly attended to,
end at pricsn that cannot fail to bo acceptable. aug 1 7_
NeW Doming
BOYD A MORTON have entered into co-partne&WP £
transact the business ol BOITLINGi in all R* “ B
es. at 68 Liberty street, Neville HalL ««nci* 'of
They bare constantly oti band'a superior ar» „
INDIA ALE, put up in pint bottles. 3>«lew■*»«“
will find it to their advantage to give us a ca»»
ine for tbems*lY<3}. We alto battle a
PORTER, SARSAPARILLA and MINBRAI. "■* All
, Terms as favorable as any otl,Br I }j{y?? A
1 "jrtaC ““ 6 ‘“' rt “so"® B *' l '
L'UIUK bXJLFUUB-trO^I*® 1 *® junklxOCK * CO.
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