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gra- O.I7ICIAL PARKA OF TILL CIT17.1;11
Netirs of-the City and Neighborhood.
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VdCIIANTS'EXIMANGE.A meeting
-'10( I.he Members at tbe'deeoetetion Rill be bald to
asrl ay, September 4,)st 2 Yckxic, r. xX. The :nutlet
xesoolTief the °Sons:4lll be read i
Mal , . dOS.B.IOII I TMV, Buponnteudeo t.
: RITTIIBURGII ANIMAL. COMMA/13CE or Tan M. P.
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- Catraca — Th ursday morning, Conference 'opened
-by pin ' , and prayer by Rec. A. Kingsley. Del
-41pda present.
Minn of Wedriesday34 proceedings; rout. ThT
Partbm relation to G. 11. Pool was corrected. The
Commit was not appointed to iniestigato the
charge Immorality, that having been withdrawn,
bat to :h a atitement from the her. gentleman
in agar o monetary affairs. The Minutes were
then Led: ' .
Rev. George Clancy, messenger from the. feint
Conference, was Introduced by Rev. Collier, and
elected to honorary membership.
Examination of elms - la. - ter was resumed, end those
absent the prerious . day were passed.
The Committees were announced by the President
as haring been tilled oat as follow.:
Journais—Revs. S. J. Dormy and J.. It. Hull.
hinereci and Orden—Revs. J. Loma, A. Rings.
ley, limery Gloeson, and Messrs. Abner Fordyce and
G. W: Pogue.
Roemer—Mr. J. Redman, Rey. Lenin Banks and
IL B. Brown, Esq.
Dansadon - a--Ret7. R. T. Simonton, 11. Palmer, J.
J. Wood, and- Meaari: William Seotti and_George
Dorvey.
(,Ikgeu—Reva•W. B. Belton, J. W. Rutledge, and
Mr. r, Blood. . •
Storiaties—Rer. W. E. Bolton, and Mr. A. Elder.
Sabbath Sel.l...—Roca J. R. Tygard, J. P. Jordan
and Mr. R:l3lneson.
Rev. John Scott was elected permanent Secretary.
and Rev. J. H. Hall misiatard.
The Tales of order of last Conference zero adopted.
Atlas o'clock, Conference proceeded td the order of
the day,' vim election of Preeideat, Stationary Com
mittee and Conference. Steward.
UpOn freenad ballot, Rev. Mr. Co was elected
Preddoat. Iter. C. made a few appropriate remarks
and took the chair.
Ross: li*nr.- - Rooves, Henry Lucas. nad , .3.lannres.
Rahn= and Fordyce were appointed the Stationary
Comm:atm
After two ballots, .thire. being no election, Rev.
S. T. Dorsey, having din highest vote; tens, on-mo
tion, `declared eleeted - Eonferenee Steward.
A' Circular was received from a conimitteeiconsist
ing of Reit. A. 11. Baseett nod J. AL Flood, appoint
ed at the Second. Annual Meeting of 'the Western
Literary and Publishing Society. held' n Juno last.
at Springfield. Ohio, touching gonerally upon the
injurious results to the M. P. Church IhY its union
with the pro-slavery wing.
We .give an abstract of the _contents of tho Cir
cular. - It alluded • to the action of I the General
Conforehie of 1854; authorizing the Meal:atilt - mem
of a Church Paper and Book Concern. for tho North
and West, and which resulted in the fotination of the
Literary Society from which the paper emanated,
growing out of the cirenmstanees of the connection
of the ebeirch With slaveholding.
"The official paper, of the Church; published at
Baltimore, which bad been established from our or
ganisation, could not he the organ of the nnti-slarery
portion of the connection, official proceedings of
Conferences being sometimes excluded from its col
amen from this cause. Hence the 'operation of our
literary interests, and the institution of a free press
no a necessary and judicious measure :I In the pro
motion of the interests of the M. P. Church, espe
cially that' portion-within the boundaries of the con
federation to sustain the same, could we do:less than
commit the revealed will of God, which requires that.
coo be redeemed from all iniquity, and; purified unto
himself It - peculiar people and could we do less than
pursue the injunction embraced ss one of the ele
mentary principles of our constitution, that it is the ;
duty of' all ministers , and Members of the Church to
mainjoin godliness and oppose nil moral evil. If
this be oac duty, is it not needful that our Press
should urge forward the :same moral enterprises ? ;
We find inexistence a mammoth iniquity, a system of I
untighteousnessr the concentration of all wrong.—
Yot, strange to say, this iniquity, participated in
more orloss by ministers and members of the Chureh,
uurebuked, is tolerated, countenaneedi justified, and
now, if WO may so /creak. tanctificti as of scriptural
authority, in a large portion of oar menection. Can
we,- Ought we, dare wo hold our peace in reference to
thin sin?". a u s
"We
. bavelhoen these many yeses hoping end ,
praying to ltrioome free from our connection wish
slave-holding, bylih removal from the Church:' but ,
is the 'hope deferred that maketh the heart siek?
"When, in 1828, the Conventional Articles of As- •
mciation were adopted, ono was embraced, at the
dictation of slave-holding representatives, preclud
ing any interference, in the right of property in
slaves. They were received. though ender protest,
with the understanding that the permanent Coned
tution would bo free from the objections Bet in the
Convention of 1830, met to form a Constitution, at
the bidding of members from the slavo-holding •
Status, not only was the word "white" introduced
into Art %IL, but the clause in Art. VII- under,
stood to pinteet the rights of slava-holders
"Our Southern brethren, chiefly by', anb-divisions,
multiply Conferences and Districts, so us even to
outnumber us; and it is futile to think of haring the
voice of two-thirds of the Annual Conferences' in
any , metentre desired byanti-slavery members, to
alter the Constitution?'
; The Report then gives a history of the various at
tempts made to remove the evil Iron the Church, in I
the General Conferences.
"In view of the differences of opinion, (which
have always existed,) the matter Was left with the I
Anthill Conferences, hod with the people in their
primary assemblies, which of course contemplated
action by a future General Conference."
The'titst General Conference of '113.35, held in-Bal
timore, the second, 1842, at Baltimore, the third,
1846. at Cincinnati, the fourth, 1850, , at Pittsburgh, i
end the fifth, 1854, at ,Steubenville, all failed to pro
cure a satisfactory adjustment of ttio question, the
majority considering-that they had no right to legis- I
leo upon.ttio subject
"L3 it not most evident that tho slaveholding por
tionof the M. P. Church are not strictly benefited i
by nor connection wjth them? We are not useful to
them to promoting their salvation from iniquity.—
They become more and more eremite hear from ns
the least word of fraternal counsel or remonstranc e ,
touching the sinfulness of their pectiliar institution. 1
"Why should we desire, and indeed how can we eon
mientiouily consent:to remain united in church fel- '
lowship'erith, Glade who, as we verily believe. 'call
evil good and good evil—put darkness for light and
light for darkness,' knowing that heaven bath pre- I
Dreamed &woo unto them that so doe
"No fact is more eashYdemonitrible than that the
M. P. Church In the Northern States hes elways_ l
been the loser by -the toleration of slaveholdiog in
our eeelesiaptical connection." ;
The report then speaks of the nenicrous and fre
quent withdrawals of leading and able.men from the
Church from this eause . f.steeing there ens no hope of
disconnectien with the evil. Bretlineb in the minis
try,cleleg,ates en numerous Conferenews and members,
the numbei of, which the report says it would be dif
ficult to specify g .have left the ranks for this reason,
and eithersogght a home in !Oran anti-slavery branch
of the 'chard). or remained disconnected with4eligi
ous organization.
"La such eases it has been. impossible for us to
spare a tear to their memory and to think 'chef nor
sinews mats eel - More than this, societies which we
have organized and others which ire have for years
been laboring. to build up, have been lost to us:—
Some have gone to other church connectieus, others
hove been scattered, and some we fear have made
shipwreck of faith and good coneMence—the whole
oC which harmful and sad results grew Wit of our
ebareh connection with slavery.
I'Sucb L this gloomy retard of what our canner
Gen with slareholders Cana On, It.is the fatal night
mare to nor prosperity. 'And in view of the rising
and swilling interest and enthusiasm felt in the cause
of freedom, the relation becomes more and more re
pulsive and Irrecooeileable to the feelings of the an
ti-slavery Christians.
-The Convention held at Springfield in November
last recommended the holding of siconvention at
Cincinnati, in November, 1857, to which representa
tives should be sent, chosen at the respective Annual
Conferences, open the basis of rePresentistion to the
General Conference."
The report then recommends a onion of the anti
• slavery portion of the connection, and agreement up
on an alniCa dO separation from the pro-slavery wing.
On motion, the document was submitted to n com
'mime of six ministers and six laymen, consisting of
the tellowiag members :
Ifisainters—Rirm John Scott, James Robison, J.
W. Rutledge, George Brown, W. 0. Williams, Wm.
Reeves.
Meesrs IL Griffith John Cook .
AbnerD..egateer, •. • I •
Abner Fordycei. John L. Sandi, W. F. Kneedler,
IM3 Scott.
Dr. Brown, President of Madison College, Sabi ho
bald in his hand a conservative 'opinion on thirsub
jest of the church conuection with Slavery. winch ho
would offer at the proper period. On motion it woe
referred to the same committee, And privilege was
given to the gentleman to read it inshe afternoon.
Conference adjourued with prayer by Mr. Emory.
orreesoon emotes.
Opened by singing and prayer" by W. J. Williams.
Rte. .flhhn Scott- read a lengthy report in refer
ence to a union between the' P,Mladelphia Church
and the Pittsburgh Annual Conference. The union
has not been finally consummated. Report, accepted.
' Rev. John Barns, President of the last General
&inference, and Roe. Z. Ragan, messengers from the
Muskingutri Conference, terra introduced end admit
ted to honorary crate ; oleo, Rev. Lynch, of Liberty
street M. E. Chung, and Rev. Bother, of the Wes
leyan Church in this city.. - -
On motion,. a committee, of ,
three, consisting of
Rum J. 11. Holland James Robinson, was appoint
ed to apportienthe President's eatery to the various
circuits and stations. • " •
On motlen g thesfelkhriogyinritois were appointed:
as a Standing District Committee: '
Revs. John Cowls'
Tease Rullitt;V:SlL Bolton, Ind Messrs. W. Rine.
hare, J. Redman, awl:Wm:2oler?
On motion; Roo t G. Brown pimontedliis paisst on
the subject of.Slarcey..to'Conferenee, which was rend
by Rev. DOrstry:' It contended that Slavery
could not beetridieritadlist. division of the Church,'
"s,' nod that there was aothieg Withal in the union with'
adaveholdershithat by,the germinal acceptotionof the
one doctrines ofetho Safer by s l a e, e h o wars.,, they
E- would kern AM, Oki lestin,hieties an evil and finally
. 3 , act free those Th 4 ere manfully held in bondage.
Rev. Joseph Barasiras on motion, received as a
delegate from,Mancheiter t arertit s •
1 Several raeottimendations , oll persons suitable for
itinerant ministers were referred to the proper nem-
Y mitten.
~
Adjourned with prayer by Rev. floe.
... . .
?dramas's-es ,Bi . crtodar.-4 ',mottos is to be bold
• • ", a the AfercheneeExchauge thie afternoon at. 2 o'olook
j as the proceedings 4111 . b00f tOter 6 et to tirt Plerh*.
.. 4 :;;at of the sesootationgilillod there *tine i et
.
I. deem. See idvertisement.
nARVEST nellt :LT .Mk4411 , 12L1i...& hire com
pany of ladles and gentlemen celebtited the ingath.:
°ring of the.heuntifed harvest, at MousEcld, yester:
day. ',The cool shades of Beech Greed were dedica
ted to the purposes of the eelettration. Floors were
laid for the dancers so that about fifty couples could
go' through the figure. of the cotillon at once.—
Stands were erected for the musicians,
Of which
there were in attendance a military band and two
companies of performers on stringed instruments for
the dancers: Ajne dinner was served upun'the
ground of which a largo number of guests partook.
There were of coarse no intoxicating liquors there;
at least there were no signs of them. - Every thing
passed off with tbo greatest glee and without n shad
ow of disorder. A very large proportion of the com
pany wideliconsisted of some throe or four hundred,
were women, the ;rives and daughters of the qt.let
and orderly people of Mansfield and vicinity, eo that
of course none but gentlemen, or those at least will
ing to act as such, made their Appearance upon the
pleasant grounds, utterer the shadows of the trees
lay cool-and dark upon the eirsril.
A stand hod been erected, becomingly decorated
with evergreen, intermingled with sheaves of groin
and boquets of flowers, from . which .1. M. Kirkpat
rick, Esq., addressed the people in a few appropriate
remarks, which were well received by all present—
All were, however. bent upon- molting the most of
the day in the stirring amusement of the dunce, so
thol, as was to le expected, any heavier viands were
permitted for the time to lay Aside. however inviting
they might be under ordinary, circumstances. Great
credit is due to the managers for the excellent troy
in which everything passed ed. A large company
of ladies and gentlemen from 'this city were there and
seemed tc enjoy themselves: well. We remaitifid un
til six o'clock and when see came away a lor,cai com
pass-Ss-worn still dancing with as much npparent rest
as if they bad just 'begun. Command us to o Har
vest Rome at Mansfield, every time.
WASHINGTOW. Pa.. Sept. 2. 15:57
Eds. Gazete : The motion in arrest of judgment
and fora new trial in the case of the Commonwealth
cc. William Mittreary and Witham Conley, (con
victed at bnrglariously entering the dwelling of Wil
liam' Burton, in this borough.) seat argued borer.
Judges Gilmore and Slagle on yesterday afternoon.
by Mr. Montgomery for the prbancrs and by Mr.
Hart for the prosecution. After mature deliberation
the Court overruled the motion and sentenced each
to an imprisonment of four (41 years in the Western
Penitentiary. They vehemently protested their in.
isomers> of the Charge. Sheriff Bruce and guard'
started for the Penitentiary with them this morning
at seven o'clock- Our citizens breathe much freer.
The motion for a new trial in the muse of Com. s-s.
Dr. Samuel Ackleson. will pot he argued, it is un
derstood, until Friday next. It is more than likely
the motion will be granted, as there' is ev.univeriall
feeling of sympnthy for the doctor's relatives.
The' examination of witnesses in the George Barger '
matter will ho commenced this morning. . .
There NVA, a guard of twenty men around the jail
last night to pc-event any attempt.• to release MI . -
01,17 3111t1 Conley. Yours in haste. A.
Sriteaogn Ronern.—A man who wa+ 1 oanling at
11.110t1C0 on Fourth street wag robloui 00 Titesda:,
night of four hundred and fifty dollars. nll 311 gold,
lie had been in the house about tir., weeks. amt is a
stranger in the nity. The man who I, Fnfucetel of
haring taken the money vaa n new corner, and did
not make known hie name to auy one in the lietwo,—
Ito took supper Tuesday evening. and retired to his
room adjoining that of the man who was robbed.—
In the morning the money and the new Cotner were
both missing, and a very zw.otlablo rupposirion is
that they both left 'together. Thu Mayor, uf on in
fortnatimi being made, took steps towards bringing
the perpetrator of the robbery to j.tice, loft thus
far the offlters hare been unable to get upon his
track. The man suspected 'Wed that he 11 . 114 from
Now York, and woe acting as agent fora wholcmlo
liquor establiAment.
We understand the Pennsylvania Rail- Road
Co.. intend carrying passengers and articles to
and from the State Fair which meets nt Phila
delphia the last of this month, nt huff price.
We presume all the Rail Roads will show their
accustomed liberality in passing passengers and
articles intended for exhibition to and from our
County Fair nt the accustomed half price. Any
(Ora course would restrict the number of visit
!-ors and exhibitors materially.
Tot Jsekson Independent Blues took a pie-nie
excursion to Linden. trove, yesterday. on the occa
sion of the celebration of the centennial ennivereacy
of the birthday of Lafayette. Quit• a large number
tamed out. The Washington Infantry. and the
Montgomery (11.1(ITtii, of Birmingham attended hj
invitation. The two latter companies had a trial .11
target shooting. which resulted in a member of the
Infantry winning the medal.
Si RIK E.—The coal Iliggers ill tbo takers near
the CS taco : the late Mr. Ironic on the Mansfield
road, strew . ; •nt Wednesday far higher wage•, an wn
arc inforrad. A largo nailer .4 them, together
tkeir dogs and horses. were taking a quiet title,
8..4 we passed - the scenes of their lair, yesterday.
We learned that they want two and a half cents a
hualtel, or no coal dug.
FALSE FRETENCES.—JohnIaz. :.r.ym.tit. was
held to bail fee trial yesterday. by Alderman Major.
Oharged, on oath of Hugh Dougholly, with obtaining
from him a home under false repreakumatinus.
Michael dialog n-rs charged before Alderman 1303-.1
with obtaining goods under fatse pretences from B.
T. Altinder .k Co. In dormilt of ball be was com
mitted for trial.
SAI.CS or STOCKg.—The following ...lei were onto
lent evening nt the Merchants' Exchange by Muse...
Auntie Loomis A Co. E. W. Lynd. Ant , .
M. chnrer Allegheny hank.
" Mechanics' 'Bank
Tan excursion of the Duquesne Grey" to Kittan
ning yesterday was quite a pleasant eatr to those
who participated. The Company was received at
that place by the "Yeager'," Captain L. Cantwell,
and after passing the day very agreeably, returned
about nine o'clock in the evening.
Inimrintri.—A woman, who did not give her
name, identified the hey'e clothing which we noticed
113 having been found on the bank of rho river, yes
terday. as that of her son. She =aid the boy had not
been at bome I.lnee TucAdny evenin and the proba
bility is that he beer Leto drowned.
Toe P.M. Mr, i+ cuing a fine run
ning full time, nod tiFing up n good ,1‘.41 nt n•heaL
We notice that many of our lamer- ore Inking wl
mintage of the home market the. mrato.i. and ore
tiling their wheat nt the mill. The gnaluy of Flour
produced Iry MeArra. Rettnedy L Ero. arc klia{T
Iw excelhmt.
STE A IXSO Pio METAL —John Whitfield, 111 , 1f11.
'lineman and Casper Smith wCle held to I. for
trial yestonlay, by Mayor Weaver, riatrged With the
larceny of a largo amount of pig metal from cl dwent
yards in tho neighborhood. A ennsidrrabie quantity
was found on the premises of one of the delendAnt..
THE attention ..1 the Board of 11.altli in coiled t
a nuisance in the canal Lavin, on Wayne street, in
the shape of the careen° of a hog. which lin, lven
there for sumo days. 'rho odor am heroine intoler
able to persons whose basiness brings than in that
vicinity. •
A LDEIIIIAN P. 31sfi ENNA died on Wednesday even
ing, at his vesolence mt Grant st.p.et. from atoodexy.
Ile Rae sixty-five years of age. and un 4.111 Mn of
Pittsburgh.
.ter AM'ENItIONI Ann Canoe! , TIM AFTLI,OOO.-
We expect to see balconies, window views and r•-ofs I
at a premium at 2 o'clock, this afternoon. in vicinity
of the cirrus ground+, to With... the almost it,redi
hie feat of Millie. Agnes trundling a wheelbar
row from the ground to the top of the eritre
polo, on n slender wire. The instant this terrific
feat is over, the doors will be opened for the niter•
noun performanre. From the great extent and ver
satility of. talent of the Troupe, we can expect some.
thing rare and novel for this daylight entertainment
gotten tip professedly for Family parties.
The performances last night were, if posaible, bet
ter than we bad reason to anticipate, highly no they
have been landed. Young Barry, who first Raw light
in Allegheny county, is a credit to his place of birth,
and the brightest among the stare. Where no many
are grunt, it would be invidions to distinguish in the
circumscribed limite of n newspaper paragraph, hat
we are constrained to my, if Kate Ono Ant, Magil
ton, Dill Lake arid those Motley Brothers, have any
Priperiors, sie,nhould like to see them. Thourande
inside joidcd in unbounded applause throughout the
I whole entertainment, and as many outs*, who un
fortunately came too late to get in, were equally up
roarious, apparently limn sympathy.
\The utmost order and decorum prevailed through.
eat. The Police arrangements are admirable. and
one can now go to a circus with safety.. The Forty
Morse team which excited so much attendee, will be
paraded again to-morrow.
Tur. AGRICULTURAL Sociavr of this county
are making great preparations for their Seventh
Annual Fair, which is to come off on their
beautiful ground in the Uth Ward, commencing
on the 224 inst. and to continue during the 2:14,
24th and 2.5 th. The premium list is liberal,
and will be distributed amongst ex hibitors of
our own and other States.
The Society deserve credit for the efforts they
arc making to bring out exhibitors. The .ar
rangements of the balls, tents and stables are
such that those desirous of securing room can
do so at any time between now and the opening
of the Fair, by application to the Superintend
' ent, Mr. 0. P. Shims. Entries can also ho made
ninny time, by application to Messrs. Hall S:
Speer, corner Cecil's alley and Penn street.
joi _We learn that-a considerable number amends
have already been secured by those intending to
exhibit, and the entries are already made. We
trust our SeUenih Annual Fair will exceed the
expectations . of its managers and that the pub
lic will make up to the importance of these pub
lie displays of our products.
Pule room llor MMES.—This morning smoke
wee disoovered issuing from - the rear of an institu
tion on Third street, near Chestnub The passers-by
rushed to ascertain thp cause of the smoke, and upon
making march, found that it proceeded - from the
tail of the institution in whose rear it was disbovered.
Tho gre proceeded from clay pipe of hot ashes
which had been inthrudently- placed in the coat
pocket. The coat was. spoiled but the byortarders
recommended -the owner t° get a better one tit - this
Brown Stone Clothing Ifni' of Bockhill d: Wilson,
Nee 003 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Phil.
DMZ=
CIRCUS,
Stop in
SUPER'.' 1/14.7.11 STOIt.E
, -Abd-gtt
ICY COLD SODA WATER
,
LET thine no Wren! Medigine, or rather no
pretended secrets. The Medical Faculty publish as
soon as made, ail their discoveries, and almost all
that is known of real value for the cure of disease,
has been discovered by them. Dr. Ayer takes the
honorable honest course, and right became it is hon
est. Ile goes to work and invents the best remedy
which medical skill ran derrise for the cure of certain
complaints; then publishes what it is and maintains
his monopoly of it solely by making it cheaper. bet
ter, more perfect, than anybody else can. If the
people would exact this of all who offer medicines,
they would hare muds lets traffic and trash to mai
low.—Nets Orleans Organ.
FOR A FAW DATA LONGAR. -Our ARICA of
Gent's anti Boy's Clothing. Furnishing Goods
&c., will he . continued for a short time . longer,
and feeling confident that the - character of the
stock and the rates ,at. which it is selling are
real induceMents to purhasors, all arc solicited
to make an examination. J. L. C A RNA UR AS,
Near the Post Office, Allegheny.
Woamel Woams:l—A great many learned
treationi have been, written, explaining the origin of, not
thundfying the worms geueruteal lu the human eyatem.—
Scarcely any topic of noolitad valence hoe elk:lnel more acute
obeerxition and profound research, and yet physicians arc
very much divided in opinion on the oubj,t. It must be
inhnitted, however, that. alter oil, a mete of ompelling these
"roma, and purifying the body front their presence, is of
more valor than the wieent filomieltionn am t , tho
The expelling agent hoe id length two fonnd—ltr. Lows
pr e pared by Fleming lir... to Clio merit mought
after apecitle. and already Fop all other worm medicines,
medicine, toi elllcary being universally acknowledged by
mMlrnl prnctitinner,
* - 11,.Purcliasene will be careful to oak for DR. NFI.ANIt'S
CELEBRATED VER3I manunictured by FLEMING
BROS. of Prriaarran Pt. Ali other Vermin:gen in romp...-
loon aro worthiest.. hr. NFLano's Vertniftme,deo his ;rd...
brated hirer Pill, can now be had at all respectable drug
slums, None gritAine wilhoul the signui irre of
selalawrlwT ELF.AI I NO .1111f*.
Telegraphic
Nina Soar, Rcpt. 3.—The steamer Illinois from
Aspinwall has arrived•via Havanna. She brings
$1,1300,000 in treasure. The Golden Gate
brought down two millions.
The reports from the mines are of a favorable
character;
The yellow fever was committing great rava
ges in Bogota. In the Department of La Paz,
15,000 Indians had died from that disease.
The Panama Star says that while Dr. Francis
arid Professor Moore, of lowa, were ascending
tho river Napa on an exploring expedition, Dr.
Francis was accidentally shot by Professor
Moore whilst cleaning his fowling piece.
The American State Convention which met at
Sacramento recently made the following nomi
nations :—For Governor, Bowe, of Sacra
nto : Lieut. Governor, J. A. Ilnymond, of
Shasta: Comptroller, G. W. Whitman, of Too-
Intone ; ATirney 'General, B McFarland, of
Nevada.
WAIIIIINGTON CITY, Sept. a.—The war depart
ment has issued an order to the following effect:
"It being deemed advisable•tot detach Brevet
Brigadier General Barney from the service in
Kansas, Col. A. S Johnston of tine Second Ca,
:dry is assigned to the rounnand of - the Utah
expedition, and will pro,c,l tn. join the Caine
without delay, as Col. Sumner of the let cavalry
may be daily hipeeted with Ink column of horse
and foot. Brigadier Harney will, in anticipa
tion, detach six companies of the 24 dragoons
to escort the civil officers to Utah on their mis
sion and remain attached to the command of
Col. Johnston.-
PIIILAiIiFLY.IIIA, Sept. .—.-truos Clemson, the
notorious leader of n gang of outlaw,, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself in his CALii in the
Faistern Penetentiary this morning,. Ile was
convicted a few months since for receiving sto
len goods in Lanca•ter enmity.
Tbe colored Udd Fellow, made a highly im
posing parade on the neen,ion of laying the
corner none of a new Loll. Lodge/. Were prev
ent front New York. Heading. Hnrrirhnnt. Ncw
ark. Camden. and all the neighboring town,.
numbering shout a thou,and.
ILAnitiserg". Sept. t --The Nrtl
I'••io
graph Company have ordered (heir line, open
for public Los Mess hereafi , ron Sun.hi . ).. front
8: 341 t ill .i ; .lil A . a and from till 9 o'i'lock
in the evening.
WASIIINWICIN. Sept.:;. continne.l rains
in Loui.,inr.n liftve amee4 serious fen, 4.f injury
to the Cot IF.n er
N r.w Vont, Sept. 3.—The A,M trrisrd Atary
this morning. with date the of
I lie Vintkrhilt.
O • L
flr:::: 41:11. 14,1: ...I I
F.A1.....110,/ M... l'nrk un.hangttsl
Intn:y. IVItInk 1 nI 21... nt II .:
tad. tiall of I..tnlt ,
Fnigll:* nrrtn.: - . Chit z., 1•1.1.1
Cet:ll,l In 4; N. . ,enlr t al t
krt. ns l ,.; Tnlt.lo l'ait e
S•et. -- , leeve r•eleee•el 1 , 1•1111,4
emlara, 6t•7.23. Tennetley II ter ea
yen:, dull. aced pre,. rotitiseuee to teoeer toe, rat. 1101.1e.r.
••ak pe.r1.41.. Intl a taae. eat • weealet
Ilerne ete” ale eelreer eent-a 1..•
meel cxera eettalits aeelel••te prvatee ie etale•
e
.7 1•• f 1.4., ree.l nen, ‘ ,1.4, •
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I.ll..h.goulleeerai .44 at ee' , . y ,e ~ 1/.. /44.:1
il.-IStieli; ...ars I•lefee at '27:
mm,.l for F1nnr...).1
1....1mhb1• $.7 , .[4,10 r fnt
ertra: Wot.nt
...Id at .1 , 161.1.1 ,, f, prim+ srl6zl•
1.134.041 n v..n.•
01111‘111 nud dr,.,pir.r. It , I I.G ,1 , 1 at
Ik. rtrur flllnr Ateruhly. Th../ eii...o
e. PP. Morwy matter" .valet
Opt. Z.—Flour—s*4 mr-t at
itlannt tr,..7: City nta •nr.,.!y
of Whonit in tho nwricrt prwn- sr 1k 1...•r • :
re.IM whit. at dull. at 7
whits Vx 4n 5••11 , .. to>lt y
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DR. LIBBY'S PILE OINTMENT.-
J. i;oTorieir of and Untied
Sinater friint
For tiretity•n•tr yenrii n inieted
With the Mot. tuts.. to iniverill iinirc, ilier
at en. terainii hare tool met, than Pity
I,lr ointment i. the tint that
goen ine olief lOnn nod)
the cure must be moil stn.! eiimpleie.
F.:STOAT-I%
Fnsm floors, W. 51nt..11, Mit! a Polite., N . w Y.rk
City,
1 bsse•lnps I...lttroubl.l will. th.. NI.. an.f air ...•
•.f LIT. 1.0.1.0 1.11.1 1,1 .t..,nt gas.. . 1mp....1.... r.-
1n.,. It girt, 11, t up.., plan. t.. ~.'via rl..t t t , n....
it.tnn.... stontsz...ty nrquaistam., it 11, 142 ITI u.. 4 11
' 4 .411 11114 r.rolte.
6 WKS I: W , I 5T , 1:1.1. rids( .1 /...!ic I. 1
From the 1nt...1.(j0 boo . i..51,514.,,i, st.
i I harp 1..., 14 , 11. c 4.1 with 1 . 1 W.' , „11 , , .'....
Itt ...aims at.4.1........g.1. I ..rtn I 1... , 1 ., " 1 I''' , "Y
I r'..nrs, slut had rerot/r.p. to th.. 1... t no.dirsl sklll
I:‘,. Inn. 114. 2 ~,,,,,,..1 tin cas..nrarsl.l.. 'tn.) ....4..1.1
L'.. it woubl dors, .., my Igo. I: tr.l.s. 11..n-znomars.
.. I ./111111 4. 154,1 4.. , 114 , .4 Dr. ISllby 4 I. 0.13.11. 4 .(1%
slid thy .4.1111. a 1....tr..1 rut.. I 1... no Isagstagy. At
Isis .s.u.lassufsuttifirolt to esp.,. It., ....1,11.1.6..
WM ILA Y DEN. Ils riford,f.r.s,
Inv Ad) tlisnt t ;PIPIT, Ot C4lllO.
011-Solll.Wbnls.sl.• and ...I. I.y lit. .14:01161.: II
KEYS KR, No. 141 Wood sire...t.l . A.b . osh. den a the
Gold..n Slortnr. and by J. P. 1.1.1011N6. All.gbeny.
s'...WslttssFt
- '
riainter••
L 0 S G . & LAV E,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
\n.:: iol.l,ll..tolll,ltuil.iingtTlnsi It root. I.". ..en
W0..1 owl M4llt,t ntrent4. Atl unn.r• prntninly net...n.1.41 to.
4irSign.l t-tecutt•cl In n ontovtor ntylr.
__01127'17.1
Just
700.000 German Cigar.
1441.000 Ilninniit
ID4O tan. V irinnin 51annGrinredT
The larcpil asmortmria nf Cigar, nent
In this city, is noir open for examination and ploy at
4,11: 4 4111114
[refit( tor. Smithfield inreet and I I Alley
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ljlA KEItEL__-
211 half hlda No. I Iltwkarrl;
te do No. I
So Kbtrn No.l dtd
2.5 Ao No.lMrsa Mackerel;
In stnre 41111 for male by FEBRILE A CO,
jr225111 N.. td, Water Sr.',
rIERM AN CIGAILS—Wf7n.re rimy rowel,
} log On , . r /era. tak.l Flai hell Al 14.
price" am arty oth, bouw• In th , country .114.1.44 can awl
exadnure our Mock, la Vo. IYn 1r.0.L1
ry-'7 W. k 11. RINEHART.
l'itlNE CH EW I NI; ToßAcco—Wo have an
Dan Chewing Tobacco as can hr fitund 111 114. world. at
Wmalnof.7 W. A D. I:INF:HART.
100 Bins. NEW KRA DION 1) FAMILY
etPutt bY -
nat a l JAS. GARDINER.
bxg. Madison Co. Su prior
Pearl Stnrch reeal ton c:uoiwirnAoTrst fn , r . LE bA
anal , EUE y
(11
OSIN SOAP-15 0 'ma. No.l ltomin Soap
AA/ In K., aud tor ode lo• ATWELL IXE 0
MACKEREL -3 0 Mds. large new No. 3
LTA Mackerel kW. reed and for sale I,
14.14 & CO.
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L. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
T.gler in Donnas, llat, I•traw Trimming, nod
Straw generally.
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COPPER A 7 , 1.) BRASS KETTLES, from
to 3:J piton, eine oven make, wArrautoi. wi
wll an atom... the cheap et.
FRI:IT CANN.
The article which hal et,ei the tr.t of year.. valula m
'natty of the Ituralet can. Lu.a , preyed tiaelena. The genu
ine article c,ln 1. , had, in any givantity, at the Iron Oty
Stove Warebottae T. J. CIIAIO &
N,,. 134 Itioretatreet.
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TOBACCO -30 Ins. Grant's A Ni,. 1 5 lun
Tul..co Joel reed Aliti plUt•
atal ieTWELL. LEE Je
EGOS -6 bbls. Eggs just reocired and for
mdoby .15 ROBERT DALZELL & 0).
R -
TE.--4fat bush prime Rvo just rre'll. and
XL , for Ludy by T. LITTLE t CO. No. 112 500...M0t
TROT CITY BANK CHECK BOOKS, for
Ea. by IT. S. 11AVEIL car. 51nrket and 114 i
d flt UhtELASTICNIPPLES--2 gro. on hand
Ail and fur Kt I , by un29 11. L. FATINL.,t/LIL.
rec'd an
for sale by .21 NerocK ,
A YEO CHERRY PECTORAL-20 gir
an. for axle by LL A. FAWKES - MK A
(Inner Tint and Wood Ids.
QLD ''BOURBON WHIS EY...30 bbl.
a pars reed on consignment and for
Hontbon 1 A.TIVgLL, LIM co N. a wow
ru On 'TOY
,Tll.B
ItEWtVai(ll". - P— . Al bales on—consign
-11.1 menu to .to &Wow isleby
TM LEE &
&AiiL' iBIEY'S YOUR FRUIT
cAss,F.ll'u";".ll ala 2
Commercial.
PITTSBURGH MAILKETS.
[rzerorted..Spevizay.for a.< .rkulbf.aph
Prrrssount. Fatnsi;Snoorbas.a, 3.1057.
Fistßr o —doll but Brag =les on wharf of bbla toper at
1
1
~ 1 0: and 594,55 and 50 do extra at $5,75. From storr,
ex „,.. G un ny a t 4,44,001g6,12; and 150 and 55 do es.tra nt
55,.0054.6.0 0 .
solo of 650 boo Kentocky White Wh....st, on
wharf, a prime article. at sl,t7.
BAcrks.—mko r 2000.2100 and 1001 It.
Itet Can...mod llama to conutry .t 15, MO IN 3
do at 13...5. sash: nod son 15, Sugar Coral llama at 13.
FIBII-La sale of 1.1 bbls Baltimore llorrlag at Fl".
STAttelia mlo of 10 but at
EP:SE—sal. of 50 blo at 10.
lIIMPS—a sale of 10,000 MI, !loop. itt 0,5045 ? 51.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Money euntinne• very stringent and hest reaper goon et
12.1 s feta The nucur.nt money brokers ere buying
at very Irregular rat., and the volume of currenry for *ale
has loon ineremeed by the onwillingnese of molly of the < I, Y
banks to oustinue their system of ...lying uneurrent
meney ou delved. To lle er Exam°, end fletrop,
Man. however. con to receive deposits rrovi). The
rat. of dierettnt ere too irregular fur quotation.
—N. T. Tribune.
Tar. Nor Voss Soots 51.tkurr.—T9tu N. V. Commercial
List. of Saturday. says
°The market for raw sagne continnes Much depressed ad
nriseitiod, and prieew are u;ntrt fully' !.1 n roar iiaund
!ono, no eh/moots of title oxen...stair , of things may be
found in the occoonts of ihrthee Lonal. of 2.
ra, cwt AtooricafthO 'sningotlt and unwitisfrolory
shoo of Monetary aflrdt. ben, The Vtomi,ing.appoaranco of
the growing errs, lornisiawir,:whiCit it In generally
Posed will two:). 30(i.1)00 t.
ext ol i f
on Orr port of cousonwew ter pirebano except for the
sopply of their innitodiato necworitiver„, Under these cirernoe
starves rho inure of thr market pussopp. few r•twonruging
noports. and its course is to entareif . probleruntical that op
orations are math-' reluctantly, especially on a declining
market, holds,. still being disprued to realize. The arhyle
•from highest point le 11011, 'lX.rer.2% on refining
grades and 2 tuna* on oticery descriptions. Relined follows
the ronrse of now, and within ¢ week uric.. have fallen on'
evirft Ih."
Pll-11 1.0[1..11A Came MAPS.. Monday, Any,. 3L—There
h.oe been n fair demand for Beef Cottle nt tho droro yanto
this week: bin the receipt. have illigittly inermed and prl
or.. have declined. Tho offerings comprised 'Lout 11301w:id.
meet of which wen sold within the range of tie011,23 - 1i
100 Rm., with an creational onto °fen extra let libovii the
latter quotation. The quality of that coming for wont is
improving.
The arrival. at Sniper'. Union Provo Yoni, far the week.
were 323 hop. all of which at po 1.100
oo goal ty. The lIPMIIII4I was aptly° and the pipply
naikspiste to meet It.
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Wheat t. quoLocl in Naxhvillo fit ' lnfre'nt-^ qlbm,hol fur
Memphis the onotntiane gr. Infnrlor from 40 to
Co cent, rarnmon 70 040 t...onn print to cbon, Mt I fin
choice lots of Wltito nre $l.
Imports by Railroad
httslinrgh Ft. W. R C. It IL.—in rontl...t.tkg. 9
L.4+ butter. 9 11,, rya. flonr.9.•roas I.utt9r, 0. - 0000.19 Lx,
II II Colllcm timothy n. 941. A Cull,rt•otia 5 rh.
do, , 11 D While; 2t do do. 5 Wrtro., Shii fkm 10 do 1Le1,1114
Li CL, 1.2 Prt , ,room 1 do dn. do
ItlAck, 2 ske.limodhy 21 hhl4 flour 1 .1.. lvnm
I 1., 14‘.1. Aiw2ll. Lm , A co: 21.0 Ntock. :I do hgs, own
.; 32 hg. flax Ewrr Y. 1.14 appleß. Tnl
lor Ci 122., 4do do. Jl:Arolner, 11 /Ads pearls, 1.y.. A
r w heat, lienioNly A 11m, 0 do do. WO
11...2., 10 leather. 12 1.14 egg', k, 101
42. 110 bbL. nhhtky, 100 do llonr, C 1.1:
Owing hr. whorh ndlnt Un AIM 41/ yrcterdny
11, N.t.Nlit .1410 retort .dinthortm h.met
11 v.httll AbloVitt t”
I.rtnt, them—
Th.• rt,ttr 1..1111 Lull,;nutater ttrott-clate. hatat• are
Advert...A tu our ettituttne tut thevar.°, pont. down river.
•ttiptte • ~.II pleat, tu.tlt.e Thet EffNIN, I. the.
Thy rhevoll 11,-rtth. Itttd
t , ..th the lisle al itteotout. With nltn44 Ittv•twrt tor I..tter
tn. in Wo Cathrr the
einrmnatt Commoretttl ttl`..resterttAy.:
rierr lwro ha. la,u arralltno; ale.rely aueree nur laet
raiaerl. with ale feet henco to 1.4.11,ivTi11• laal at
rivala In , en tl:aloritp.h toter feet zml :long en 11:sf
nuar:n Th.. ewer an,: etnuottar) Portaneruth. I•ut aerel.
!Inc ‘layarilir. ohrn peek:eta I . On tn.e.lay The
Menu. u..•. Halal Urn an.l St Lamm arreer.l fee.. leat•hurtel:
a :eh 14.1.nu0r Inueoa taro hundreal ancl
tearne,4ll, t.ma. bonne molamaell, re.fr..r mete augar,
Thr 11az..1 11..11, aterr ate:chary:l:g a small
ruPr.-huu.l,.. I..it Tit: St. loo„ WAX rnilt , /,
tO .61.11 1 . , Si 1,C3/1, bun mu kit 116. , k•cr. w u 14.
Th. Itulutucs rtgung tiott I, hut.
smutly u Stu. kft tha 1./uarnrr and luttarst ruz - nutntl
Itolmt•ut mai Jacob .I.l.tttud fur
PausburKh "
Tll.. t'i r.t.tottalt tirttvtto ago,
Pttt..ltetrqlo I lir otforitip.4 fmt.tat htt tn. rrnv
...nth nt...•111• trt t.. et.rrt qt.
rat Itr,y. tar a...Net...Ante the tttlettni,
tt ttlt tt4tis tr. 4.111 T..\r., hi trt . tln „.
1 . ..WI Ittllo .1.1 lb- 0 14-4, in ',lf
1
1 1... nr 1!.. ne r...1.14ny n 111- 11. 1...., Irnrn
' or Or. wlrtr • .11 for 11111 1••t1 and
T.....N0rd Lou., fi , 1,1.1 On.
ti 1.. On , {'ally
N.. au.l Train. Rm. Irnm 1111 la•re .1.1.1•4
n for I•min
Th. W.I. 0111 , ~,,, rrour
vu loul for ft 11... frtmr.l Nlptuplbk,
i'• I].,- . 6attird, n,•. Mazy 1 , ./. el.cl Iri •
frelgbi
• 11 , the tl••urand¢rain fnam .11141,
lor t , f new /1 ,,,, W
••••tevl ..f Charit....tnu ot :vs antmli, nrvlerian.l si
~•• •. Imrrel fl ant In lIN
.1, 1,1.11,1
I'. It It A..
5,1, In Iht.. cant:n..l4,l lite llnllon+lna ..... •
r Th. •hr,rh-h. ,o,ur I.lh r th , :NI trot tht.
et .1 h... w‘ t h•r 4 hit .‘• kessr.iphk hr
I.Sr.ihrg h, the r.thluthm of r.qopli .I.h.sh4
nA tlmt thr, char:P.l *it's fratul mi the I ,, rwrs.
.4 l hph,rt
..r. hor th. ptt , perr tril,thasl I. try
••••• bad 4 , h, hrlwr
!•• .61 trthonat 11111111. U. it. ,, t , Vorliti , Pl.l 4 .
r, rh.hos+.l thnu,,lr I.y
•.I.art ha,. ~,,, ~, t10.1,,.•t0t 11,
~ 1 ~ ,1 1, 1 tant • ~ntig,ti,itt,n
4,11,.tr - tv Lb.•r in
ILEA :.:I••fr:,att.,
• 1,111 .4 tho propri.tyl4 rerAing 11
..r 'oh., II rirarl) ar•Lar,
11. I he , Jy rertacem,t niati
1,/ U. itt,let•-•1 it
~,,•Rr
11, VA
I itm.r Very t v
MINI ELI. i. , 11413. Trtromury
Exittit, !ot-.r.1.1. !toper:or. " , t. Lout.. M.•
1=1:1
N!'.1•1 I'.o Brovrt.s‘fll...
dui 1:1.4,0.-41.. 1.,
I,ll.rLe, dn. C
Wit, ling
8. Mall Packets
1 I:01ER .INEF
Monolisaliela River
%NMI: 'IMAM, .11.11.
J t
rialtE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS M
tnroJit.g lon,. IN
BEE= EMI!
~,,,, It..
• •-• Inr, .2 1 r..n. 11, s, lt • , vlith In kin.n, the e,...-ninA F. 4. Im 11., infornmti..n
~•Hte ..1 l% r.l i;rant
I)
D E L
I' I, A is TIII-NVEEI(I,I"
Ti.. line lou
r111:1 tI. CJI.L..tn J. 31ortn,. lenvr
1.. r 11,, nh ,, .• 11114 :.I1 11.1,rmedir.t.. in.
on To. ....1.431.,
Thur.lrs,• awl New nr.lhy... pl., of 11... Furr.4t F.,
fn “ 2 1,t I.l..msge. npi , ll boat - J., t..
Aunt, •.. Lt.
pit . ST. 1:0 S. --The splendid jag
~,„,„..,. co‘tmit%atE PErtur, Diu
h.: I h.. ••• • And rl I .ntir110.ilill•• I.ortr et. I. til•
lY V.
& KEOKUK.-- jo a,.
Th.. 0.1 -1,1.13.i..1 ed.am, MleDEll. •
M. Capt, V. Marnit, will I•VIVI. for thenl
tomlinto 1...ri• on Tills DAY. pt, 4111
Sr height o
EMEMME!
- 1 1 0.1 t LO ISV ILL E—The elegant
r •tnnon Pi ITIPM
1.-nen for the nl•nonnil nil Interrnedleto ports MIS II
S. 1.1.41 h. 1,.r ~ r apply ~ n Iwunlnr to
no3l FLACK, BARNES A CO.. Agin.
Fl lit st. LOU IS. QUINCY ANI)H.,
K nplerali4 atronser FC - L.
'I..N I Try, Cnpi. Itrinksnl will Inner for the
tnb•rno. , lian..pornt .ro Tlll.+ DAY. the 411, September. For
freight or pan., appl.v on korii or
u . 29 FLACK, BARNES C 4).. Agt,
auction 55a1c0
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Commer , l;ll R"omn, N.. . 4 Vllll Stroe
M . . .
is() ELLA N EOU S BOORS-On Satin
tiny vvrniug, ?.pt. /.th, at l'!4 o'cick. will Ire .1.1
l Ito• bow I , ,trtt,rlal Saba Roma. Itoem". No. 5.1 Fittl
.tr.., a cothrt ion of M1. , ...11.010. Book., part of which at •
from the prtvat.• lihs or, ofa art - al.:anti mil:loving. and
part ostapr.ing the lat, an d a bont cklitioua of atandard ati
thou I to•ar aorkg In elvyturf Litrratur , Thn gala i
worth, of att..nti.ot f r..ut all Ivntle,ra .I.,irotta of atwxl hooka
I'. M. DAVI.S. Auet.
r I Q L,,its,moi,AssEs TOBACCO At
Anction —tin Friday wonting, Sept. 4th, nt 110.6 o'clk,
will lm mdd. at the commercial gales Rooms. No. (01 - Firth
h t .4, I hull Op., Pack Brandy,
IS cighth pipes Untk nod Pala Brandy:
If.
In. nwl ten gall. kegs Brandy.
60 cam. Brandy;
3 halt blds. 1.11,1 tiye Wltl-key:
GO. Bolden Phrrry
Madotrn Wine:
2 .1, Itrnnn Fdicrry Wiw
do Port Wine;
2 do Merry Itounc,
0 bids. Monts.,
10 koga 6 twist Tobacco.
Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works.
.11.4 - 0. D. m.A.a-rrlarAvs,
Stamp, Stencil aud Brand Cutter,
JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c,—
gnirk, 5C16511/1.11 Razors Gronad, Le Knife "mad"
luncrual: Table Finlvaa It•paireal. and General Johlang
tended LOCKSNIITII AND BELI,IUNDINt.
No. 139 Smithfield Street, near Sixth,
PITTSRUR/4-1 PA.
e2 - The ahoy , . firm If prepared to make anything In the
ehoin of an taiga hod. or do any kind of smith work what
ever. on short node.. i72s:lyd
State Agricultural Exhibition.
TIIE Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
clety• hid ita Seventh Annual Exhibition at
(Poweiton Oroundad on the 9th and Zdth of
September. and lat and :Adapt of October next', The naval
reduction on pamenger fare and freo patutago for Stock will
be fureashod by the Railroad Compunlea.
The took§ .f entry will be open at Philadelphia on and
after the let of September. ROUT. C. WALKER,
atalnlAvrtd Secretary.
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE± Mi
plornent can now I, had with tha email atintal
VIVO DOLLARS.
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For particulars, inclose staziprn
avac.3ltd 8. . GOODALL, Babgor,
LAND FOR SALE—Ono Thousand AOroe
of Land fro kale; 10 lkin townehipaCleorneld oormty
(near Elk county.)
For Author pestionlare, enquire at the CtIIIINTINO..
ROOM of the PITTSBURG!! fI=TE. alaketeri
11. mug rmen
Bear or Son Trlmble's New Hotel,
MEM
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
September 3d, hth had sth
Spalding & Rogers'
CONSOL.nayl:rmr) CIRCUSES!!
nat,ent hare the honor of announcing the final
li•tti Oa.. o.n..ipi..tion (which . I, OY .ItePPt.,,
ng. hut floin unnrohlabl...lelayn In tho Imumport.
' IlitSON AL and SIATETtI AL from distant portions
lei, y, slot effrcted until ti lm their
Cl t"tir throygh Peuosylv.
EZL3339
eir Floating Cireus
r Rail Road Circus
inich Raba.Rod here !ant Sopt.tulwr.
'rheir North American throus
102 Per4ons!
SX-XCVQ"
IN THE WORLD!!!
1:13111113
V_ L rl'orformanees ecers 'Si* at 7i o'elk
(x,ri open at if
FRIDAY and SATURDAY Al-
ernes us, at 21 n'el,ek, immediately after the
De:V"FORTY lIORSE TI: All THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. at 4 Thun.lliv and 12 Saturday
ft - . Trundling the'Wheelintrrow to the Mky
,lod from ttio gmuntt to thA t..p the Ceram Pot
TILE THE TErf, in full rins4.nt 2 o'clock pre
, nunA V mid iATURDAT uNLY
tiorl!enn e Street. near St. Clair.
40-11a.seal% cents, .Chlldrch half price
itit'lllent on aCelnitll Of ITINItIIPT.
The dl Copley tit Performs timing as tie Ilk"
SPALDINO A ROGERS.
lIIIIINUIRKIIOO4
Combining in a:million:stet Concem their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
So popular in New England, their
Floating Palace Circus,
Well known upon the Mississippi and Ohio
Rivers and their
NEW RAILitOAD.CIRCTA,
Which excited so great a sensation in the
Middle States last summer, with
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HUB BEM Or PEREOLIERSI
THREE SETS OP CIANESI
THREE SITS OP RING EIOPSESI
aIL UNDER( PM TEO%
In friendly strife, in presence of the aticti
once, will exhibit as above for
Only one Price of Admisaiop,
Adults 50 cis.; juveniles cinder ten 25 cis )
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()Tr° MILE'S BUGLE 818%
Drartl.fiVriumPhaljproeesslonithrougli the
. prinelpat !streets every morning, by
"441: •, • 1 .• • - •
• • 4 . 1 )
,
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.
708 TY 1101=11 DUPRE BY ONE YAL ,
The terrific gratuitous outside exhibitine
of the daring Creole Gymnast, Wile Anpr.
at noon every day, when the winds anti
storms are not excessive, ascending a
HALF-INCH witty., 200 FEET LONG,
extended outside the tent, at a dizzy height,
from the ground to the top of the centre-pole
~..) ( 4 .-..:,-, ._..., ~....-. • ..... k,
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Ike and better Native and foreign Performers
than has ever been seen by mortal, in any
age or country, In any
THREE SEPARATE CIRCUSES, VIZ
Mlle Agnes. - Mad. Ormond.
Little Rate Ormond. Mn. W. Lake.
Henry liagilion. Prank Barry.
Motley Brothers, Man Monkey.
George Dunbar. Bill Lake.
G. J. Rogers. I. Robinson.
P. Donaldson. C. Crosby.
B. Nathaniel,. H. Moly. •
John Ward. H. Engle&
A. Anderson. P. Stone.
& RoekwelL P. Williams.
R. Tremble. W. Simons, lid.
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4t
111 BM TRIM DiJitO LIID vas NM
Bucephalns, Slay Drop, Wild Piro,
Pegasus, Beppo, Tartar
Altogether the most formidable consolida
tion or Equestrians, Equestriees Gra-,
tesques, Clowns, Gymnasts, V nn oltigeurs;
Pantomimimists, Acrobats and,
highly trained limes, of which there is any:
record in the history of the Circus.
J. B. WARNED, Agent North American (irons.
L. GRAHAM, Agent Floating Palace Mona
0. B. MISSEB,Agett Rau Read Grim s. -
I=l
rmee. three Companies will positively not be sewn
.41 thip gets= under say vet.; and will to elalted
=l3
Kittanning, Monday, August 31st.
Preeput, Tuesday, September let.
Butler, Wedneeduy,•September 2d
Pittsburgh; September 3d, 4th and sth
McKeesport, Monday,. September 7th.
Greensburgh, Tuesday, September Btl
ConnellsTille, Wednesday, September 9th
Brownsville, Thursday, September 10th
Uniontown, Friday, September 11th.
Morgantown, Saturday, September 13th
Wayaesburgb,lldatlay, September 14th
Washingtoi, Tuesday, September 15th!
saablkorkti
1857.
B. A.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS
WEITp ,-LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITHARGE.
Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in packages of 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 500
pounds, abich tro guarante to be STRICTLY PURE, FULL WEIR HT, and not marpnaaV ky any for tinenesa and whit"
!laming remittent partneri. In NOW York and Philadelphia to take adittntage oral! ellatigrm in the market, we aro mablial
11 ha erimh,or hi prompt time dealers, one. Isronthlo ter:ratan ramtAmioliblli g IRMaes.
4Th - -11. A. FAUN ESTOCK'S CY. R.IIIFIJOE furnished with ktag ieh, French,llf and Spanish &mations.
•
naltedewilinr•
A. MA_ & CO.,
No. 25 Fifth Street, rittsbrtrgh,
ARE NOW PREPARE)/ TO OFFER ONE OF TIIF. MOST EXTENSIVE AND Ay- j ,
tractive Mae of •
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN/DRY GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN rrirry! cotr..rty:
Their aaaartment of DRESS (MODS, of more than ONE HUNDRED CASES, mania of the bitten taylesof
SILKS, MERINOS, PLAIDS, POPLINS, DELA:INES, COBURGS, CASHMERES, &c.,
A. full ea (ark of - 17,2 - nbroklorS..., Laces andl, - V bate Goode, Dress and Cloak
'rrira retry and Glover+, Ger n't Fli.Tvptshing Goods,
Linen and House-]seep in t ,: Goods, pcilrneTiO Goods. ,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP MILLINERY ARTICLES.
Harin g greatlyslncres.al their facilities for Manufacturin g
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, LADIES' CLOAKS AND SKIRTS, &c.,
They are conileff.la of being °ambled tools- m iter Inducements lhaaan a bEastern Manufacturer.
414-llerchanta frum all maim. Ito eollated to call. No. GaAs ho ruminantly received , from their resider,
buyer in the Ewa. au2lalairMaS A. A. MASON k CO.
109 Horses!!
TOBACCO AND
, NO, 24.1 LIB IC TerY STREET, BEAD OF WOOD,
• Pittsburg h , Penna.,
CIFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL AS4ORTED STOQR., pur
l." aimed from Importers and Marmfavturero, amonot which in.. OW fu11.,4-I.lgfnorla,. breads
W. H. G-Impti s' .A.. N... 1. s.l'l'obacco, r •
, ,
Is.ebno,l-2obiusort e.i4. - Co's Toi - Inci-to,
Eugene Howard's Tobacco. .- • ...; •
- G-rant's Pound, L. a nip Cavendish,
Hazard and liitroad 13rande,
..
200 .tidy, x.s. Half lb. Lump
CIGARS! 'CIG.A.R.SII C1.24...4, - xEsni .
One Million, Assortefi. Brands! •
~
AAl,,rwhi.,llNVO offer to the trade at prices wirich carra.ot fail to please.
at:.:a., %la F
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF
CEMENT
PERRIN & JOHNSON, Proprietors.
Val: PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT/THE SHORTEST NOTICE
the above F.irvrtlr Fire nmi Wnter-Proof etlnent 1:oeflog, It being the. only nrtirle yet lAsrenvel that will ene , assfulfy
re not the .tenon of the atnn,ple.re to ,very..llinst,
•
IT IS Pfr..l2F - E.:CrI.I. .eIIV - 13 NV.A.7rIER=PI4.OOIr,
and In point of durability, wo bonen. It is egtml if not superior, to any Metallic Rooting. We man put It on over Old Tin
Tar, Iron on Siting'« Roof., It making nu diftwruce how lint or steop the roof. may bro. Thin
Pas.flng is warranted to promo an above reprrannted. Wo will put it on for
SM' DOLLARS PER SQL!AIi'E.(T.E.Y PEI:T.S'9VA RE.)
Wr will apply it upon Tin end Iron hoofs for TWO .I,IIOI.LARS PER SQUARE, being count of its durability th
chespont touts that ran for wool.
g'-We invite 311 who are building. and al.* thaw who wlnh their llonfe Repairenktokall At our 0gi t3 3,133 Third st r yd
and examine .ampler aryl antisfy the thereadvenin regard 1.3 fa, duraltillty And practical/111[y of thin Roofing.
PERRIN ot JOHNSON,
.1..1 PERRIN. .1 10. 13.11. Th ird .trove, betwn3n Wool and Smithfield.
P. JOIINSON. ( Plttoburgh, Penna.
I hay. mo , . a eltentlettl ~arninatl..l,, f gone 4i. ,11A,1111 of W 11. C 1111. 1,, k CO'.: 1 , 190F1NC., lett at my ofece, the ra
ni...fa-I.lcl. are no folno
..
lot. Th man. , ml to .or I oo f.,r n moat length of nom.
31 The ...n0.50n.r..-y u n. , t Ow to oug , ratur, cono..qta•utly it would not be Bible to maltnod mu
it frnm n root rh", , ,nutner,..t .k In 11 ,ntor. I notLur. .1 Itoitt and roll would trot Injure it.
I Tit,.....nu...utm t...t :Mtt:J.l ranvneo, Lot nu the contrary pro
.,"m.rtott ~f 11, a
It It to Wat.g. Pro..f. and t., a have extent Flroo.Pr ,, of. that io. Ap.trko and tiro hrari..lo Ruing upon itr.m not' iabmo
my .I.lni..tt ow, It a roof will I,ot for
~^ara If put .I.n:fully anal rrceiring propos at bunion.
Itnlartnll y, JOSI.:111 111. LOCKE, CL...LO,
t,lbratory 12S WeOuto strreto`einclanatirOldo.
' A.P.A.112. Sr GR.A.7S T. Propriet on+,
No. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, all I P. Peterson's, Allegheny
ti
THIS' IS AN A l FICLE. STI I EIIIOII TO ANY OTIIEIt IN 'III E MARKET
..I_ awd .strii.loty in N. w York and I`l..Lololph:A. mt.: t• 1.....1 npi.rnve.l. It in upplicabloto rorrring ..
Foundries, lwellin7s, Wareitouiii Bridge. Steinnisiats and Railroad Cars. .
In sat is.tionii, than Mntallir Itn , llirm or tbsooo.. and rn.i., !ha x art.. change. , of cllnuLt.—nnither aff..id, by, ','-
cold, I.alnr .InnLp It. NI ',pal 1:,:r...1:rnt .- of ~.n nn.r,ortlin try , rI :.r. nature. and 1111 M, Itmne, thin einstlelly..-It'''' '' . •
:an I.n tnn.lti, Appin , l r•b II lied. nf r..,'-. fiat • r .00.1., old , r n• n', c.“ :: on, the or n 0,.!. It ulll out Inolt.lo WAIT. -
;. n
or crook In c.,ld. at).l It 1,13, luinrcit I.y b-ini.,- Innup...! lion.
'' It inn Both IF iro um]. Waler-Pro"f.
Ari-For forth, Infnmetion, npply to the prolnneron,
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1857.
AVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS 'WINTER, are noir prepared
prasiasTs - Y . D . v.slavi-s_ CANAL AND RAILROAp_
Through t, and from the Emtern C;tlea We can itarnro our !:: . I.lc and all flowe diquomt to patron'. the Penn. Canal
and Ralln ml. that no mono will ho wired to ronder general est.:action to SIIIPPERS , IF KASI'F.IIN ANIeWESTEII.I4
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad.
Ira! Orr Imre...Nl des7un•h tu 'trattstulastuu of freight. Offlt, Tenn Street. at the. Crtuul
re 24.10 ' LLOYD CO
1857- CANAL NAVIGATION. 1857. -
TEMEIFt'S P0R.T.A.331.P., .330.A."1" MINE,
Vin Pennsylvania Canal and nallrottit.
}-
Capacity, Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way.
OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREA S
ed during tin part Winter and tre can nna olTer to SHIPPERS tha anperior advantu t ta id a DBUDLE DAILY LIN!:
to and front Pittsburgh. Phiadriplaht and Italtimorr. Our titan bring ennipoard atitirrit or PORTABLE BOATS. but 'out
transhipment In nap:anal. Merchants minding Frrlght to our Lian ran rely upontla bring put through with all pnraibl
arra.it and drag...Bch. WAREHOUSE, CANAL BASIN, corner of Liforty and Mir, afre,elJ. Pitlshtrn,h. F,,.
KIEV. d MITCHELL, Proprietor..
. , Rare Inducements. ~
..... pottces.
OF DISSOLuTioN—The Co-Partnership here
-IIE 'S' ANI) BOYS'-CLOTIIING. .
. bifore -.siccing tinder the rune and style ofPRELPS,
TO BE DISPOSED OF. , CAllii A: W. ts tin* day illesolceil by limitation:: Thu b.,
Illi, of the lirOlwill he closed at the old stand, a. Clai r
BALM COM XIENCINO'TII ESDAY, JUNEN't, P.57' met, roy „, b , „ b , ~,,,,b y 11rbi4 ,.. by It. It. I , litLi ., ,
A
Sit intended to enlarge and improve our at,, ;. d.iv ,mb0ru....1 n , .... ,, tfi, name of dm fun
the
.rik_ Store Roma LATE. IN JUI V. tine , whole st.sit ,f .. , 10-:. , bt ~r it , ba:th".
tit-NIT' AND lloYS' CLOTRINC9 - FIiItNISIIINti 0001)) litt-lear,h. cup, tat 1,57.
1.., now of hands will In olteoni ,1T TRICKS MVOli BE. i
LOW Tim itEnt...% 0 RATES with the view of CLOSINI I,
CC"' A RT. NERSII IP sun CE—The under-
Orr lb. whole before
commencingo tin' inir tt'
o • 'flta . . — ' signed base tide day entered into a civ-partncrehip, un-
Thi. it will In 011 si Is nipt 11 mere pretext to get rid of d er the name and st) le of PIICIPS. PARK): A CO.. for the
old gosh , . ae ioorything w iu t u , flood N En- A\ll FASII- pot-pi...of manufacturing Waeon,Corts, Prays. itc..qc., in
IuNXIILE. But the crn
onteplaPialtertations wool.] nos nn rte , as tir.oorta, haying fokeit ' Xbo obi isduldislied Fnetary of
sully ilefdre the stock. and to obteeto this it i• proposed to mosso. Phelps Carr A in.. and Itio lug erected entire new
eicar out the whole at secy low rah , mid sq... lino F.d it i e i ,idestatithil moldings. and procuresl ii,,. latest.improsu-
Trade with an assortment altogether , moos in machinery, Ac.. together with n largo and well se-
A Cam rari•ty of piece uoulsUor rustont work crib , I listed snick urn...unit. they are prepared to execute with
rim? y will la, node to order at a lame di,onnt. I promptuese and dispatch. all order. entrusted to them'. All
J T. CAIIN /OMAN. work warranted to I,e , °rm.. lost quality. Tito .cubepit
/c,lbitri P."''''' at.. ''''' w 11 ' ^ i''' t " th `:" . ""g i "Y ' "Y . !ter haring had Pi year. I.l.lnrienc, in the Luanne., tbeY
- A name Chance for Investment. hope by strict attention to intro a continuance of the pat-
Tlig SUBSCRIBER, designing to embark r0 , . , ?• ‘ ;', , , h . ::z!1 t.T.t. „ , .T . L4. , .tib , b,b..npo r. . ,
In a new enterprise. offers fur sale the Machinery, Pat- m„7 do, NO. F. itl-T TIII. I k.RI BRaT WORK•
terns, An., now In working onlor, at his Machine Wolk*, r .--.
Ryan's Buildings, Fifth street. he bt:Wean lomtian and
quality of Machinery In nee, comb T ined u with term., present
atrong Inducements to inreatmeuX of capital.
If the above is not disposed of as it kande by the second ,
week in June, It will then be di/posed of hi pats to suit ,
purslatouirs. ' An t. WARWICK,
myZArlif npu ! . Building, Fifth street.
Improvement in Book Wading. •
THE UNDERSlGNEDllmcingobtainwt Let
ion Patent for Improvement. to Book Binding. toper
pared to furninh the attachment it hooks now io use, or to
apply the same to new brad., orders for which ore respect
fully mlicited at WELDIN k It'SWVAis Book-Biodery and
BlaWc Book Manufactory, S. W. corner Third and Wool sta.
The glare Improvement vonalsts let, of a Metallic Sprints,
clamping the bock of the boat, In sorb n mourner es to pre
vent too leaven from tagging whom the took in otauding In •
vortical volition. Ti. The urriageo are metallic grooves in
which are Inserted, which will effectually prevent the hook
from wearing or chiding in pinch* thn noon to It. rooting
-- Jo:taloa nti H. ROWAIIID, Patentee.
A. 0. iIIoGILIEW
STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL AGENT.
Water Street ono door oboa• Market. aulthdtt
T. W. LOUGTIRET, .
Watch and Clock Maker,
IMPORTER OP
VINE WATCIiESAND JEWELRY,
N 0.2 Fifth .twat, between iCeod and Made, t, Pitts
burgh, Po.
SW-Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watches
and Jewelry.
air All work warranted
.
oa &tam
. FLUID , '
THE HIGH ILLU3IINATING PROPER
TIES of Iles from Bonin and oleegihona anlntnnrn
have always melte theta a favorite material for the mann.
factineof illuminating G.. Many G. Compardee nee Iles
In with real. fn order to supply their customers with a Su
perior Quality of Oss
ROSIN OIL le entirely free*m all drose and refuse sate
stances, and yields at once. Its ties.
The greater original coat of the appoint. for the manu
factory dead gm. together with the attention and expenis
constantly requite,l and the dilbrultv, If not imp...11 , 111 , Y.
of entirely ...riling the mislailiteorne, deleterione a n d
offensive 5... generated in ulal. aerator the ROSIN OIL
'APPAItATUS cheaper and more desirable to every may.
S. COATES, of XS Broadway; New York, has devoted his
entinvattention th the mannfactureand salon' Pertoble tins
Apparatus and he respeetintly edl. the attention of the
pobile to hie preeent complete god e ffi cient machine.
Perfect satisfaction to the parchuer goantnieed lu every
ease. For farther Information addrees
S. COATES, Broadway, New York:
JrAP`,..!awdly or DAVID 11. VITLLI ANIS, Pittsburgh. Fa.
- FALL TR ADR 1857.
FAHNESTOCS
& CO.,
CORNER WOOD AND FIRST STREETS.
Pittsburgh, Pe.nua.,
IMPORTERS ASD DEALERS IN
LARD OIL, LINSEED oIL
ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE
TANNERS' OIL, VARNISHES,
SPERM OIL, BRUSHES,
WHALE OIL, SPICES,
,11A-''`...-CTF.A.CITTRERS OF
FALL AND WINTER.,
EDWARD T. MEG.RAW,
WHOLESALE DEALER LN
CHILDS & O 9
W. E
CLACTON VII Amur! ROYAL INS. CO, Frh. 6th. 1857. •
.cation
Si'. 6. COLLO. 4 Co*, Fire r.n.l Wat.rr-rrf C , torm Rood n. and as far as I can Jrtrlge, COLOO.RN
mv..ntion %tad . no wilting to 11.,re buildlocs Van, •..relect....l upon 045 nom.. toms. sm I 'Tome those covered with
rplOydetwl , ;,:itcurd; 1..1 ti" Agt to., Co., 1.110011 and Liverpool.
le, Fire and Water-Proof Roofing
TRANSPORTATION. •
CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY
LLOYD & CO '1
(At:Mk:66.ORD T 4.) LLOYD L LIMON.)
GAS FROM ROSIN OM
Ws.haat Itestaurant
JO 13 3EI YH 7%15. C
(Soceettek to)
• KIMBALL MESSICK & CO..
MASONIC HALL, FIFTH STREET,
OFFERT TO THE pumdc ALL THE
delimit. of the eonaon.sterred op at the aborteet no.
Om, from 0 tielewit In the morning to 12o'clock at night-
Boldness men end others will do well to rail In and exam
ine oor Bill of Faro at any time to cult their-appetite.-
Hotting arrangements made to remiee choice articles to
one linet`from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Norfolk, we can
offer a freab supply of
OITTERS, • 'HALIBUT.
TROUT. ' LAKE HERRING,
And from the Rest, all the ratietlea of PRAIRIE GAME,
PRAIRIE MUCKY—NS, , REED BIRDS, Ao.,
which we cau fornlsh to invalids or others, at Wholegato or
Betall,elther at the comer of ;BAND AND PENN ST'S, or
at WALNUT MALL, Fifth street. isp3o . ocltlyd
ANTHRACITE PIQ IRQN.L— -
100 to Lebanon Furnace P 1 iron,
b 0 do Chulmk7 do. do g - .
28 do Bloom do - do;•
In to and for dale by KIER k 81TIVIILLL,
anl9 • 1 Caul &Wm Liberty et
pOPER CENT. SAVED inoiling alikinde
or Machinery by aide En.' Patent Oil eau. and
Journal Cup*. M. P. EATON, of Pittzburgh hos the exclu.
the right to 101 l ist Younrylrula, arrl;dt(
WINDOW GLASS,
GLASSWARE,
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES,
SUM). INSTRUMENTS
Cl=
VOT IC E—Th, untler43igned hut. ing . taken
a..0nt...nbi.b...! Conch Fwdory, lately occupied 'by.
?nett. Carr 1. Co.: near tho old Allegheny Bridge.
will Fin t. It i• entin• attention to tho manufacture of Carriage
work in ell itsearitte% Moocher. Meier; had norm thirty
Nears export..., in the bedew.. and employing none but.
the bettrof workmen, and baring Pr1.1...111 th6boot muterl
ale, ho hopes to secnro ft 014[0 of the patronage of II 110er...
PUNIC. nrowial core and promptness will be given tort:pair.
lug. ROBEllr CARL
Ifetatog dt.p...4 of my interest in the C.:l . lltce bildtten
'ay fortaur partner, Mr. ROBERT CARE, I sroald most
cheerfully reennmenti h tut I' , the patronaux of my friend.
_ 'A. H. PILELPS.
•
Allegheny Bank.
rrIIIS Bank will be open for discount and
beslneee soundly on end after SATURDAY, the 15th
September Dud.
The Ihmount Dnye ere Wednesdays and Satordaye. .
Allegheny City, Sept. let, 1657, H. HEPBURN,
vitlm Pregident,
A LLEGRENY VALLEY
XXII A ILROEIDY VAL OF
FRI:IC LIT DEPOT TO TILE CORNER OF BUTLER'. AND '
CARSON STREET?, NINTH WARD, AND A GREAT 1111.
DUCT ID N OF TARIFF RATES.--On and after JULY Zug,
110,7, freight will be
be
above at the following tates:
To Mahoning at 210. per 100 pounds.
To Oray's Eddy viT 2.5 e. “
To Rot Bank at 21/e. "
To Brady'. Bend nio, 4
Ftnur—Ovcr flee barrels cud under ND,
To Shelinning....._ ile. per barrel.
ToGrare Eddy bit. "
To Red Bonk
To Brady'' , Bend
Flour--POy tuned owls:re,
_ _ .
To 31alondoR ....................
To Gray'd Eddy U "
tl
Towolke R00d..... ... . ..... ... —4So. "
Jy2R:tf_ R. W LOOMlS,Cioneral Tickot Agent
ACERTIFICATE for Twenty Sltnree- of
Capital ctock of Oa llachance Rank of rlttabrtrA,
o n o,. jj, Nvor of E. Lerma, dotal JllllO /Call, 1559. and
he. =O. Notice in hereby 'given that the mid eartitloato
Lan Peen lon or ini}l3id, e 441 the sobncribeis 00111 apply to
n.lapllcata of the None on the foactocuth day of Earteacher
nest; and one Laclug found said certlficate confer o
boor by pnlanalna thr Num to ribber or the imbetribera.
.1. J. DRAY. I•Allenlointraters of -
au7;dann F. It. LURINZ. t . F. LORENZ, deed.
11 2 i 4: 111 i4l
ITTSBU RUM, JULY 28;1857.--Subscrib
_lL ore to the me . stook of this Bank trill please take
notkethat their Int:ailments upon the same will innden, ae
follows:
Fourth lostnlment, ofslo per some, payable on or ieifine
the 15th of Augest nest.
Film and toot, of $lO 'Fer share, payable once haunt the
let of September' tiert.
Jy2ottEelto , 'Cashier.
N'
on C
E.—,RoßzuT Dicrerlias retired 1701i1 ;
. the ll= of JSATAII DItKET. a . CO., by milt.' Den!.
Witt. Me !taffeta ceased Atigtolt 114,1857.
rn retiring from the abaroftrm I dulra to sone : lifer Ws
home the eatao pairiange io lihmlly bestowed daring
tatty-one yet. °flay ontnection. •
au6 R08E11.2 DICELET.
OTICE.—I. have •thin - dny 'associated
N
luniwzn. with me In the niciwnso. l fAvtoo
OOP TRADE. at the Pittstroet ItrwwerS.-• /tut hredueo , •
will be tattled on in all In breathe. nerusuil, under the
name and et7le of CIEO. W. 5111 TI! ,t CO. •
Fltlebudgb, Anguet• del, 1867. " 01:0.
ono. C./tArrWEL.4.
• HrolverirElsHorm land Hop Deslora
Beg Imre to Inform their frieriar nod the trivia tot ' they'
Mare c.onmeoced BItXWING for the senvon, and arn'tirepar;
di to fornirh all articles In their lire prornjoly. or their
urn term. sulit3vvviche GEO SMITU t CO.
-,
.-. ; ..rte
__~~ w#, - ..^~'u.r. -+w.`.~~F.~_"y✓.~.
i _.r.. .~ ... fir, ...G; s
w.Errs.
jolly E. PAM&
F. L. LOVE (esl;3md