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NOirli of thei City aad Neighborhood
Witastmo - Behms —We learn from the
inglafelligeaear that at a meeting of the Boards
of Directors of the eeveral Itntsks, held Monday
morning,the following resolutions were adopted:
i . ...eirintnaas, The Banks of Philadelphia, - Balti
more, Pittsburgh, and other_ places, have sus
pended specie payments;
,Risobted, ttusrefore, That it is expedient for
ottr Banks to =Spend specie payment, tempera
and that he officers do govern themselves
accorantgly4
Ritolved, That we adopt this determination
with the full conviction of our ability to resume,
mad that the buSiness of each bank will be care
fallY conducted' with view to accomplish this
end,; at !early a day as possible.
'"flo wv row occurred between
ths.Co onions an Etna street, Fifth Ward, yes
terday. We could not ascertain the merits of
the off r, but two of the prominent actors in
there seemed to be somewhat a , rthiskyLed." At
fillaqt 03 a matter of- amusement to spectators
to wit s the Sparring between the parties
One*. very ROXiOII3 to make as much noise as
possibl , but hia Courage seemed to be at a dis
count. 'Mould my pipe," said he, "and Dil - bate
the ho erew;". somebody held his pipe, hut
thin li not seom to increase his courage. The
fracas t aka more serious aspectsoon after, how
ever, tho firing of a pistol Ip one of,
homers; and soon- after one of the party was
'earths hot pursuit of another with a hatchet,
whielt he thiewi,With all his force at the individ
ual pursued. The police of the Ward were not
in the vicinity and no arrests were made. No
one Woe' seriously injured, however.
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&terror or kesros LA congre.gational meet
t.'at#l'% 'ltto Srd 'Presbyterian Church was
holelin their vestry room last evening, pursuant
to iiiviDlllll notice, for the purpose of electing a
pastor, whom they might call to fill the pulpit
lertjvamuMbithe resignation of Dr. Riddle last
aprmg. -After proper consultation it was deci
ded tkra vote of 77 to 2 to. invite Rev. Kumar
Kminald, itow,Settled over a congregation in
Boit Bleomfield, New York, to become the pas
tor "of the 3rd; ;Church. In accordance with, a
resolution, Messrs. .1. K. Moorhead, Geo. Albrie
arid C. B. M. Sisith were appointeda committee
to cemmunieati the action of the meeting to Mr.
Kendall and report the result at another meet
ing, There are strong probabilities that Mr. K.
will accept the call.
BMus Cousix.—The Blair County Whig re
ports the proceedings of a temperance meeting
'held in Hollidaysburg on Monday evening,
Sept: . 21st- Ai committee was appointeU and
resolutions ware drawn up and adopted by the
meeting approbating the conduct of the Vigi
lance Committee of the borough in prosecuting
liquor dealers and deprecating the course of
*ugh citizens is refused' to testify in court
against
„those who are selling ardentapirits con
trary to the provisions of the Act regulating the
traffic The Blair Co. Agricultural Fair will
commence jHollidayeburg next Wednesday.
- 'lO, new in litacy company called the Haiti
disjittlirg Fen.ibles his been organized in that
EiDaPLOILAB i Stotrr.—Two lade, whose ages
vary from ten t ; fourteen years, were brought to
the Mayor's .ifice yesterday, on complaint of
their parents, .r incorrigibility. That were the
meet reales s ..eisiinens ofjuveniles we have seen
for Some ti th e. ( They had been in the habit lately
Of staying fr oghome for weeks at a time,
sleeping oat anight, and along with a gang of
little ruffians, according to their own story, com
4 ,
milting petty t efts for their subsistence. They
appeared . to , adepts in profanity, especially
' the lelder °nit, and - talked about their thieving
depredations with a nonchalance that was deplo
rable, They were-sent to the House of Refuge;
an.i thank •Priividence there is such an institu
tion for misguided youth!-
Rrucitors.-4t the meeting of the First As
's:date Rat. Bynod at Steubenville on Monday,
resolutions seri, adopted in favor of the division
of the Mononpthela Presbytery making the Al
legheny River and the Steubenville turnpike the
dividing line, the Part. North and West of this
line to be called the Presbytery of Allegheny to
meet in Allegheny on 8d Tuesday of October,
and that the Monongahela Presbytery give the
other a good title to all the bequest of the late
Thomas Hannsexcepting so much of the educe!
•tiOnal fund as is Invested in the Mansfield Aced:
andsa ,much as necessary to meet the
presentsontracts .of the Presbytery.
. .
CMIDiLt Co. l —Froin the Cambria Tribune we
..leain that a Woman living near Jefferson, In
Cambria Co., isthile walking on the railroad
trick on Saturday night last, was struck by the
locemotiveandthough knocked oft' the track had
both of her arnis -broken and was otherwise so
severely injured that her recovery , is despaired
of.i.”.The-Johnstown Echo gives account or a
Seri that•took 'Mon in the house of a Mr. Crist,
in that place, and though the flames were sub
dued before hnbuilding was consumed, n little
daughter of Mr. C., about seven years of age,
was ocirratzte4l:by the smoke, and died within
fetHteurs.-' ,
, .
Wsinnuerro Co.—The Contmontreolfhof Tues
day last states hat the case known as the Ander-
Ison . will cos , involving a large amount of
property, in w 'la the heirs are striving to set
aside_the will which contains, if weiememher
aright; a bequ• • t to the Presbyterian Church in
that borough w ...fore the Court on a motion
for anew trial At the close of the argument
ottlFrldar at noon, the Court ordered a new trial
withoutintimating any opinion upon the legal
points presented. This is one of the most inter
esting and important cases that has been before
the Court for many years.
ACCORDING to tho Mosaic chronology, the 18th
of' September} ultimo, was the beginningot the
yeer'6BBl'froin the l
creation, and it itasept as
• sacred fistlial,by the Jewish people.
The '24th Ultimo was the anniversary of the
;swage of the children of Israel through the
Red Bea, and that tecrwas appropriately Com
memorated those who still believe in a Savior
yet to come. •
Tam.Croxford ;curia/ gives a list of names
now on the Itipublican ticket in Minnesota from
that county ea •fcllowe, the name of H. A. BS-
Sap, . formerly of Conneadville, for , Assistant
JUstice of the Supreme; Frank Mentor, for
Treasnrcr of State; Thomas Wilson, formerly of
Meadville, foir DistriCt Judge; and Edwin. M.
Bearce,•,for Representative• from the Winona
Thay are , all good and tried Repub.
lleam
ITaw ereenaburgHered of yesterday says that
the man whose friendc'refusett to let him disctms
tke Slavery Question with Wilmot,. was here last
Thursday afternoon, and Spoke jtfse one hour and
a Aaltan that forbidden oubject. The fact is, if
Wkid not been for 'that, he would not: have bid
mi d ribs to Oak . "about.' What a mistake the
omraittee" Made !
Tea ituxrair hisss.—During the paiit week
the
,large-st. pieta- of copper yet sent from the
Minas of Laki Superior wad brought down from
thaldittanSoth Lending and deposited on
.Liyer
"itireilettoe.k; ',ready for shipment. It is a frag
ment of the dgreat moss" to the lifinneioti title
siia,' , llfight,leight thousand seven hundred and
forty-seven pounds.—Saperiar Mine,.
Tut spiehd - election
Allegheny City, csM. f •
the TiKAncly existing .111
was held on Tuesday, an
of A. Dselsoh by the (on
for the Fourth Ward,
the purpose of filling
the Common Council,
d resulted in the choice
owing vote:
591 Thos. R. Brmn 49
24 John P. Barry 14
. 2 Pat Murphy 1
DITiIIOII
- Marshall.-
W. W. B►B
A Ceases ton Srottrauss.—The Blair county
Whig says: i'On Thursday hot a bear, measu
ring 7 feet 7.inchea, and weighing 307 lbs., was
killed near the Bennington Furnace, on the Al
legheny mountain, by Mr. Wm.. C.
On Saturday morning last a wiM turkey was
4hotin the mountain,near the foot 4, by
worthy townsman. l 0 our
r. John A. Lemon, weigh
ing about 18 lbe." •
I lie: - Ecsawrw.—We have been ahawni letter
fenneueniSini - :Evintwir to the Young liens'
Library Associati on in which he says that he
hopes - to beehle ,itithe course of the lecture
season nowlhont commeucinit to make an ap:
Panto:mat to repent hie oration on Washington,
in this city. We hope that his services may be
OA :mewed at is early a.day se possible. ~•
i TRZ LAZi Want.—Tiris Ls the Lust week far
assessment for voters it-the October election:
IT. B- DlTitt;assesear.of. Ow First lifiritt"
)rioticia that he will be atliwri's G arniture are
iooms, rented street, below. Smithfield,, er g,
ieTening' until. Ziattaitsylironrelx t il l 'seien re
rk, and on the latter day from four iitt seven.
, Ciria t oopis&Wissokisisiileage i,ecbiiit of ibis . ,
Catild and 4tiadEbti
kat TkeizizmEtei
briiiiiiiiW4ool44lmdaaalOirlitpd , 4ll4 l
theites - year
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[STEM' TO HILL.—Ann Bell made complaint
before Mayor WeaVer, yesterday, charging Jas.
'McWilliams with 'assault and battery with in
tent to kill. ,She states thit at bib house On
Pennsylvania • avenue he beat her in a brutal
manner, and she believes would have taken her
life but for the interference of some neighbors.
He could not give boil and wan committed to
prison.
EllNsztrea BANK Noteßevtzw.—Asa reliable
reference money guide and good counterfeit de
teeter this work, perhaps, stands in the very
front rank. It is the oldest Detector now pub
lished in the country, RIM has always maintain
ed a good reputation for the accurracy and
honesty of its reports of banks. We commend
it to business men.
TOE FHANELIS B4I , IL—In the present state of
excitement arising out of the recent Bank sus
pensions, it is no doubt-gratifying to our people,
to know that whatever may be the result of the
present crisis, the Franklin Bank of Washing
ton will stand firm and unshaken.— Was. (Pa.)
Com.
A ♦aw dayi ago, Drs. Porter, Jones, Duncan
and Krepps operated upon a child of Nathan
Stevens, of Redstone township, Washington Co.,
and took from its windpipe a large watermelon
seed which bad been lodged there for several
days,
FCLL DEAD.—We are-informed that on fn.
terday afternoon, about tour o'clock, Mr. James
a / i
Wightman, engine build r, fell dead in a fit of
apoplexy, on Water atm near the foot of Penn.
He was between fifty sixty years of age,
and an old citizen of Pit, burgh.
We have received fro..
at., "Howe's New Ameri•
containing a large celiac
arranged so as to be east
on that instrument. Fri
Mrs. C.*Blume, Wood
an Accordeon School,"
,'on of popular music,
read by performers
, e so et..
Tim case of M'Creary ow in the Penitentiary
in Allegheny for buglary to., has been carried
to the Supreme Court an j his friends hope to
secure a restmial of the Jima below for errors
Iv:signed.
, of the Pittsburg con
) ed to Union Chapel,
At r upon his duties Bab-
Rev. J. L. G. lit'lrao%
Terence, has been appall
Cincinnati. He will ent
bath, Oct. 4th.
Paws and Itching of thi .Bona and Jointa are
most annoying to the afflieled, and often extremely
difficult to get rid of. We have known more than
two hundred cases of this tharactar relined in an
incredibly short time by th ~use of Carter's Spattlisit
Mixture.
Lsr there be no secrets ill Medicine, or rather no
pretended secrets. The Malicia Faculty publish as
soon as made, all their dacareries, and almost all
that is known_ of real vain re for the cu of disease,
has been discovered by th m. Dr. Ayer: takes tho
honorable honest course, std right because it iv hon
est. He gone to work andanvents the bast remedy
which medical skill can defite for the Our, of certain
complaints; then publish eel what it is and maintains
hie monopoly of it solely ti making it cheaper bet
ter, more perfect, than aiybody else can. If the
=people would exact this of all who oFer medicines,
they would have much leash:rattle and leash to swat
low.—..Vrio Orleane Orsran.l t
Eve avo Rea.—Dr. Staab, of Baltimore, who has
met with such unbounded iUeeeig in this city, and
has returned after an absedee of two weeks, to re
main a short time in our 4ity. that all who are af
flicted with the above &lenge,' may hale time end
opportunity to get cured. its this is his last visit to
Pittsburgh it may be wise il,r persons in need of his
AM not to delay giving blim an immediate call, as
he will not take any pattedt who can not be eared
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before he leaves the city. r. S. Is connected with
the only fi rm on this con ent that Manufactures
artificial human eyes, wh are inserted without
pain, and which move and ppear as perfect as nat
ural, and can not be distin • hed from the natural
eye. It will be good neves persons who have been
so unfortunate as to lose en eye, and they will, no
doubt, with pleasure embrace the opportunity of hav
ing that organ, the lora of which so seriously disfig
ure, a gentleman or Indy, replaced. All be asks is
a fair and impartial trial of-Lis new and painless
remedies, and warrants a cure in every ease of deaf
ness where the organ. are perfect In formation. Dr.
Smith may be consulted at the St. Charles Hotel,
Pittsburgh. t
AT Cast. IL Su'La's
DRUG STORE,
almost every rviety of
SOAPS,
PERFUMERY,
HAIR, TOOTH,
NAIL BRUSHES,
de.
woraise— the aonor too yam when worms
ars most foraddible among children, the proprietors of Me-
Lane's Vonolfogs, Mowing Bros, of Pittaborgh. beg leave
to call theattentlen ofyarents to Its virtues fur We expel!.
lug of these annoying, and often fatal enemies of children.—
it Ina invented by. physician of greet eaperteno. In Vir
gird; who, after hashpg used It for errant loan to has own
psalm wad found Ito lemons no universal, was Indoord at
last to offer It to the public as a amp but ccrfain and mceb
lout mollane. It has:ince becomejostiv popular through.
out the rafted Prides, as the =at ediclerit Vermifogeover
imam; and the demand has lone stasility OP the lucreette
deceits ern Introduction to the public.
lall-Purchaears will iso careful to ask for DA NI'LILNF7R
aELEllßATSDeceoureciored by FLEMING
}MS. of Prrnomou, Pa. All other Vero:lbws compar
bibn are tenrthires. Dr. Nfld.'. o f his cele
brated .Liver Pills, can now be had at ail:Liable drug
storm /Vamp:noble without the firaoliser o
as illwlwT FL 'l3 BROS.
ilinuorments
PITTSBURGII THEATRE.
......... ......tompudrosTEL
THURSDAY .EVENINO, Oct. 1, UHT, will be presented
(by request) the popular drams, entitled the IRISH
GRANT, or No. 41—O'Brian, Mr. W. .1. Florence.
.Yllse Emily WRldeggsra
After which the new Comedy of THRICE 31.A.ILIIIRD,—
Carlotta, Mn. W. J. klorduce,b3 which elle sill entrain four
dlfferentcharactern Ripple, Mr. W. J. =broom
To conclude with the 1111811 BdßON—Elaurdiran, Mr. W
J. 1 lorenee; !Iran Corndaffer, Mr, W. J. noreue.
ATKINS'
NEW STYLES OF .
-i; . 1
8 DAY AND 80 BOOR CLOCKS
I` wrru oil wrrnoirr
EiZMII
08 in - rn STREET.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC GENER
ALLY.—ThIs morning I commence to receive daily
direct from Baltimore, Pro. end 1.11 Shell Oysters of the
'latent and beet quality. Also to cans .d half tan which
- I warrant equal many brought to this city, .d will be
sold wholesale and retail .t No. 817 sth street. opposite Ma
nn k Co. .28 t' H. RIDIMR, Agt.
CLAARCOAL METAL
-100 toneoold Blast Chutes! Plg Metal,
For vale by . SA-111/El, DYER.
ee::llwd• • Federsl street, Allegheny City.
YOUNG MEN CAN NOW COMMENCE
boatman with the mall capital of
•. , FIVE DOLL•an.
For rartlentars, twines 0.4116
8. W. GOODALL Bangor, UM*.
C. compels use whq. considering the want.
of the afflicted, to recommend that which to beet known end
tried. and to recommend Dr. J. Iloetetter'e Celebrated
Stomarli Bittefs,'Wordd Maybe adding to what hos already
been heralded rac and wide, not ma, by w AT botched
Uneaten, bothy the people of the Mad, endorsed by timpby
' skims and the prMit, that ilostettee's Bitters hare no equal
to reaming and immtrt health to enfeebled Melt: Lilies
and children And
they
inesinableil= of their
ill. of debility, to which they are eub J eot.
the Rummer Newsom in mai cases it should!), takelin d =
Toughies before meals.
Drumlin* end dealers generally evety where,
and lIOSii Et. FgHITII . 2457 Peon .t soltdArta
aUSTRECEIVED
-760,00D Germanelmo
14G,G001.1anma
bra:Vieille& filmmiLetnredTobacco.
The hagoet amortment of Clore lead Tobacco ever offered
th• city.V noeropen tor azaadwk. n .d sae,
GEORGE IVEYMAN'S
octi:tf eor. Smithfield Wont itad Mamma Alley
CANE HOOPS—A. A. hiasoN & Co. have
reed 200 vivo Cum Mop for Allis. waS
SAXONY PLAIDS-300 pieces beautiful
new style. Saxony Waal MI6; ;au opened at
aaZgA. A. 'MASON & CO'S, 2S SIM et
CLOVES -1000 Ibe. on band and for sale
by *a D. L. FAI.INZSIOCK * CO.
CARRIAGE OILCLO /I—A large stock of
Eaameldatal pt of 411Farati widths on band at 1111
mad ittlt. Mgr street. w2i .1. &H. PHILLIPS.
T RANS PARENT. WINDOW SHADES of
all kinds at the Oilcloth Wareroome, 20 and =Bt. Cele
greet. ee24 .1. U. PIIILTJPS.
BUFF ROLLAND. for W indow Shades—A
'variet7 ot widths, Os hand at "J 5 and R 9 St. Clair at.
J.* 11.11111.7.1111.
TARTARIC ACID-800 lbs. powdered for
al. B. A. FAlL•inMcm. CO.,
cal - • Coma Pint ad Wood sa. •
gadITEW UPPERS.—Uppers f or Gaiters
k.a rad - Ottocil teal—ready for lang.—mde of hie
irsoaaabkhrod Patent Landow, constantly on hand arid
for slob/ W-24 RIC UD. BARD.
IIALTLMORE SOLE LEATIIER.—ICS) sks
luo .i mivo RICIELD. BARD;
ELIZARETRAN,:—A. par deoorativa Walt
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Telegraphic
Waastursrros. Sept,":34;—United . States du.oko
amounting to 54.00,000 reached here n,.da7 f•r re
demption.
Orders have been rent from the treasury depart
ment to-day to the New York assay office for a trans
fer of a large amount of bullion to the Philadelphia
mint, to be seined into . small pieces, to meet the
pressing demands of the business community for
change-
I General Walker's sirord was sent to him this morn
! ing by expense.
Monetary affairs continue quiet, and there is no
excitement, though there is considerable oppression
! upon the business community.
The Banking houses are all'paying specie.
Waesraaroa CRT, September 30.—Letters reseis
, ed to-day from Fort Kearney dated September 3d,
state that two companies of troops had arrived there
! that day on their way to Salt Lake, and that the
! fifth and tenth regiments of Infantry had reached
! Fort Laramie.
Col. Hoffman had seized Eve hundredlegs of pow
der in a Mormon train.
Rimming Californians informed the writer of the
letterthat the Mormons were making preparations
for ft 'and did not conceal their hostile move
me
der Kimball, in his sermon In the tabernacle at
Salt Lake, said he could, with his wires, whip the
2500 troops. lie further remarked, that the provi
eons for the array would reach the volley, but the
troops would norm enter Salt Lake City.
The Treasury Department is still engaged in do
ing all that it can in a legitimate way to relieve. the
money pressure. Applications for the redemption of
a large amount of C. S. stocks are steadily on the
increase.
William Pitt Platt has been appointed Postmaster
at Plattrbstrg, New York, to place of Mora.. re
sigoed.
The whole number of warrants issued from the
Pension Office during September, ander the Bounty
Land Act of March, 1855, was 1620, to satisfy which
nearly 245,000 acres are necessary. The names of
55,090 pensioners for revolutionary services bare
been placed on the rolls since March, 1818. bet on
the 30th of June last only 346 of this number wore
reported living.
The administration has not received any definite
information from Wm. Cary Jones relative to politi
cal affairs in Nicaragua, while certain parties are
strongly urging .the .reeognition by the President of
the Minizter from that country.. Riv . M`interests are
endeavoring to prevent it.
The Minister from Costa Rica claims that his gov
ernment has something to say about the transit
route, but it is believed that the administration will
not respect thaLassumption.
Buntmearrc, N. J., Sept- 90.—The Burlington
Barichas not failed, being abundantly able to pay
all its circulation and deposi's ; but being influenced
by the action of the Philadelphia Banks, hu par-
Bally auspended. It continues to pay out small
moms in coin.
The Mechanics' Bank at Burlington, and other
banks in Burlington county, pureie the same course.
We are aseured they are entirely sound, and will
resume specie payment, as soon as the Philadelphia
Banks resume, and at an earlier day if !inch a course
is deamcd prudent-
The notes of the Burlington Bank are redeemed
in Philadelphia, and the notes of the Mechanics'
Bank at the Bank of North America, Hartford, Ct.
The banks of this city have no thought of suspend
ing; they are satisfied that the crisis has passed.
New YORK, Sept. SO.—A dispatch from the quo,
antine states that the 'Webster waited in vain at
Havana, for three dap, for the arrival of the Star of
the Wmt. It is feared she is lost.
The steamer Peoria sailed at noon for Liverpool.
She carries no specie.
The firm of Hotoling & Co. have suspended.
New Tone, Sept. 30.—There is much better feel
ing to-day in ail kinds of business, and the panic is
considered over. No failures are reported. There
are rumors that the steamer Tennessee, which leaves
here to-day for Now Orleans, is connected with an
other fillibuster expedition for Nicaragua
DrsnotT, Sept. 30.—The Peninsular Bank of this
city has been enjoined by Attorney General Iloward.
on account of its refusal to surrender to the State
Treurver its circulating hills to the amount of the
deficiencies between the present caterer its stock se
curities and that of its circulating notes, as required
by Ito chivies. It is said that the Bank has abund
ant means to pay its debts.
Cotowsua, Sept 30.—The Board of Control of the
State Bank of Ohio. ate mooting held bore to-day,
unanimously adopted the following resolution.
Bemired, That the branches of the State Bank of
fihio here the ability and will oontinne specie par
mentouganlless of whatever course may be taken
by the banks of other States.
Circaco, Sept. 30.—Swift Brother 6 Johnston,
hankers, temporarily suspended this morning. There
is but little excitement
The propeller Louisville, belonging to the North
ern Transportation Company, was burned last night,'
ten miles from here. The boat and cargo area.toual
less. One fireman was drowned. She waa• insured.
for 821,000. •
BOSTON, Sept. 30.—The Bank Presidents of this
city renewed their consultation to-day In relation to
theaaparosion of their discount., and re3oleed to an
addition of three
Telegraphic Narkele
Nor Yu.. Sept. 2).—Cuttun market quiet. Flour tmayr.
WOO bbl. .old. M./at dull; .1.5,u0u WWI mid at 11.0411.10
fur Wootern_oxid $1.0.5 for H.J. Own ts ffror; 25,0)0 boob
d at 73c far Eouthena 'White
KEW=
I,eney. freights are Simon. Catsl---the market ►a
Varaiwe hartdratinek 8.5,13011 heed stkeieSilwelltilr avaNtln
wohlatle tower, mien al 4.46a10,.i , e . nd Ilref,ll%
f+. '"' w=ea: b y-7;r10 - 0 th : . Sr k w.l!t b e n t r 5 " .,7 1 61r7 ebinVlT7PlCr—
prime. Ruske era lower: Ilitions Centrel 17: Lacrunee k
Hilweakie 6 4 / 4 1 Sliehlgati Mnth•r g 16 Neer Tint Central
rk: Relating Galena L Chicago CZ, Michigan Central
Nitleniakie k Misalerippi 16.
PZILLDLLTHIa; Sept. 20—Cloeetweeel haw decii.d; .m I 1
.1. of new crop at $ll. Floor la dull at $6,60 per bbl; St O
MAD extras/rid at 66,761166.25. lio eal. of Kee Flour or
QjrpWise. le dulL =OO bush 61.,25 ior.Soutl.ro.
sa,so Kentucky, and White at 61,35.5ma1l W.
of Rice at 76c. Corn Is lower. 203 bush Yellow sold . at 74
470 c .d Mira at 76c. Dote are unchanged. Nr,thimr do
ingln Orocertno rPmnWoo.. Whialt7.elle slowly at 24
0J In Wool nothing is dm..
Curtmttam, Sept. M.—Flour unchanged and dull at 14,23
loN: holden ate not brewing Wee. Out. bees Ottellteel to
7t6c and main real demand. ltye la doll at 6£1070e and Is
still declining. Wheat is unrhanged and dull at Stsr.9sc for
itr,d'atal MM.. Whisky Irregular. 700 litda sold at Ite; 600
I.ols 164 and 00 liblaat 1454: cladognaminak the demand
I. Molted and speculatt 00. Money matten an quiet but
Ireu ututettled au heretofore. There bees bean so allures
to,lay. Exchange on boo York Is quoted at KU per cunt.
memium.
The weather Is Nlercary 40. River uncluoge.t.
Beermou apt. 30.—Flour le Moldy at P. 50, otab.—
Wheel Is heavy except for Mainly prime: low glualtuof
Mae we quote at Ensix , .. good to prime Red 11,1213,
1,20 e %Thlte $1.2.5Q1,40. Corn—White and Yellow le touted
td 73e. IThltley(rdt.' for cub
A i c ocuu mus BOLIPUB
KILLDtPATE'TI=OCIIT. .
alaca , rOda 11 bawl .
11.7_ , _- .7; A
atae Ln merettent and waste?
Gene KU* an veil as an
tation one. They are aloe sa- l i to ,_ro '- .
wily slannod he attaching
to Saw Ulna. Ter . tall de- '
'ri v
_...11 .. i
taansolnanlateen. . - ,:emar' s ' •
It ONCLORAN I CO, Z' - --, '...... ' ill
44 Wym Vann la.,_ .01a
we Mae taanahootare roma Harr MI baler et all :I
aim, WO •61 and am gnarly ' s& Meat luxe Illeabino, el
and dollars In llama Atria, ald Dab* Asmara Brand
&Ulan MAIN MAU Inas aad Owing et onary
We, KIII nee; On. All Mediu vserailed to nk•et=
ymaybybaya. by H. OXMAN il OD- ils.
retdatansaP
Cemetery Marble Work.,
No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne,
. . . . . . .
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MATTHEW LAWTON,
`.PRACTICAL, MARTILS MiSON,
WISHES RESPECTFULLY TO IN
form him friends and the public grnerally, that ne
Irae lewd the above premixes, for the manufactnre STI Ink
of every rarletT of Marhle Work, each ea
Monuments; Tombs Tablets and Grarbstones,
M every variety and form;
MAIO,
Mantle Pieces,
Centre Table,
Pier, Bureau
and itub
Stand Tops,
lc., lc.,
Which ha is offering as low sg illy other establishment West
of themanattabas. Hie stork it entirely new, and has been
seleeted by himself, expready lir this market. He is oleo
prepared to build Burial Vigtiltß, endue° Mr Lots with Mar
ble or Stone, and to execute .7 other work in hie line, in
any of theOemeteties adjoining Pittsburgh.
BMW, BY TEMBOBSIOII TO
Rae. T. B. Lyan, Hobert Galway, Dui.,
Hon. Wm. W ilkins,John Chislett, Esq.,
Jot, H. Shoenbergfir, F.m., W. L Ringwalt,
Charles Brewer, Iraq., .1. H. itill,E4q,
Thomas Scott, Esq., A B. Curling, PAH ,
W. P. Baum, Esq., 0 R. White, PAN.
The Trade furnished with ell kind, of Forelim and Domes
tic Harbin, either [inhaled or in the rough, et Wholesale
price.
Ha Amelia tattle arrangements with the mannfreturem
of the best brands, fora constant 'apply of Hydraulic Ce
ment, Water and Louisville Lime, and Plaster Paris, both
for Land and Stucco Work, all of which be it prepared to
felbish !Hebert notice. nthlteilly
SUNDRIES -10 Ude. prime N. 0. Sugar;
25 bbl Crashed au
16 " B. entree do
15 finlerrleed do
19 Granulated Jo
,10 " Baltimore Symp.;
29 hall bblo. do do
SO kap .. do do
100 bags prime Rk.ooßsa;
50 tozaeVancylkare
• 25 Raft • do
20 Oliva do
BO " Clothe! Phut
80 " Star* . .
" Cora Starch, •
In store and or vale by Bra t BERGEfi,
eall onner Smithfield sad Etataxt areal;
A EXIABIMEMMINIMIMMIIIII
29 half bbbibial Thickarol;
33 gr. do No. 1 4%
60K1tts No.l 4Mackay];
%
to atom mid for mlo by 25 do No.l Men
!CURIDH
Jo.lSOdt? No. 95 Wotar Stmt.
IVAPOLEON 111.—llesigne in Paper Han
g lap according to the prerent prerreling tut., foe sa•
by •ell M. P. MAKSELALL A CO.
A AIERICAN WALL PAPER—In endlesB
/IL variety or Daraeltic Mantifsdure. at ell prim from St
upwards. .23 W. P. MARS CULL• CO.
OAP. 75 fits German Soap jaat.received
14.3
and for d• by SPILLVIUS
eel So. 295 Llborty
EtH. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
Draw In Bonnets, RoU. Straw Trinunlngs, and
Good. onn.naly. . Jen
FISH.IO3 bhlsnow No 3 Large Mao ker
100 hlf do do do,
44 h/f do Medi= do,
211 hU .N 0.2 do,
, Z4,01d: , ;,' . 2 " -- tiort '.'' ! - do,
• ' SOAddrllidttdiotilyoliog,•:. -,.-• .. '',- 3
.., XeigeNreou
.n. kialielik • :!....-.., -. 17 , ,,:,,5t.3., n, , ,,
4 , idetddll,, . Of, .vVtotd
4 oo.+4dd a 0,,....,!,,,
_,'- ld'bidd i trau n.. 1
'''''' l %;* - -•-. •,,-.• • : 15-..ott
M=E=Z=
Commercial
CoMNIITTLE OF LIII3I7IIATION PUB. REIM:3IIMR.
Lvuwe
13,aRxr. S. P. 8 13,10 F, C. n+.7 44 9-
w. w. Mix."
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
',Reported Amciarly for the rdribandl Gordfo.]
Prrranana. Tatinroax, °croon 1, LUT.
FLOUR—the ealesime confined mostly to' owl ,d
4+ 5 .4 5 . 12 for extra atutfr ooh
kr finally tin
HAY—cited of 19 loads et atte,ls too.
OATS—aal . eau( 100 lariat delvt al tr 4 50u doat :l.
SODA A1311...-adta of 4 ton 4c.•
NTTRAST SODA—asks anti tap et , ;t4.
BACON—ealfn of SOME* filooldere at II.:
SUGAR—Baba of 6 Md. Cuba at 9K.
LA RD 011,—tales oflo Ulla at $1,12.
MONETARY AND c011131Z11.014L.
The nutrirl sadly ma, reit* We ham seldom, If ever,
known an many embarraning Inorroturdinge u our mu.
chants and prlrste bankers epienced today negoldw
ring paper and domestic and euldinge• The latter
and lb utter tutpsmibillty ofplsein g
mercantile and
the Loudon, on
to coy nothing of the low rates to which the standard draw
ers are driven, le producing adllnnilon on the oor.
fischarmer, and threatens to meny parties • degree of from
tole Is prosecuthag badness through the present week which
ought at once Murat attention.—N: Y. Times.
PIIIL.LOCILPHIA CAT= litaikkr. gandey, Sept. 2t—The
recss/pra of Beef (tattle this week were moderate, amounting
to about heed. The demand was leek artive dim leak
week, and a much larger number wore left over than for
many weeks part, conaoquent upon the unsettled ante Of
monetary taffair• and the general distruat in regard to the
future. Prima tell oft about 25 coats par 100,sind the mars
bedewed rather epiritleas at $475 for ordinary quality up
to WO for the beat.
The arrivals and iales at Binger' e Union Drove Yard for
the week were 2800 Doge and about GO Dories, Hoge But
quite as Mick se last week, end bold from git,oo to s%gp per
100 he, tiek ahead 500 were left unsold. At theeloye the
tendency of prices was evidently in favor allays,.
In the Hooey market there are eigroi of Improvement.—
Some of the Ciente are dieconatlng to a limited extant,
while one's ere paying ont their mt., and receiving the
bolero( otherßanks and cent:tied checkeoo deposit. The
absence, however, Gran edequeti eireulatlngcurrency tends
to materially retud ell bruit* of trade, and the morn
went. In Cotton. lireadetulfe, tiinneertte‘ Provident. and In,
fact, ell other articles, um on i vt!ry restricted vele. Some
goals can be bought very low for "rain," hot se wgewend
thing holders are not urging their nit* as It be • Imposelble
to oegotiate mercantile paper unites at nutiotte rates. Ex
change on England, es well u on the neighboring cities, le
very unsettled. Gold and SOSO, are selling on the drag
from I tog per cent premium, but the damned for It is Wet
brink at the. onotellona.—.Phil.
The Weekly !tank Statement ettowe:that the contraction
of loans, which has been going on Bina the second week of
Anatist, still coat/nem, althonalti with attach len violence
than when the movement coltuneticed: • •
- -
11,e cosopartma with lin week 311 •
k Loma 1:8e. Specle. Circulation '
Sept. IL 8108,777,421 $13,658,188 $3,073,801 $70,77.4774
5ept..17.0.1417791,483 13,827,00 7,898,309 78,816,611
Decrease, 151440,48 PAWL V 4493 f1a7.103
The coatractlme d loans le non about ttdrteen and hew
mink., from the higbeet &dot of expanefou r and all this
mil has beau taken In in seven weeks. The strength al our
mercantile community hag been wanly trod to that period,
and the wonder is that each an atom= of loans could be
liquidated In ouch a short time without still own numerous
tallurea.—N.: T. Trib.
Imports by River
MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION Ca-3I bbl. nuosnt,
45 hr. Reppsrt; big. bAgi, Nessts; 1G kgs butter, 411
Obis flour,Swindler; 34 bss glass" Sinsassrv.32 bbLs flour ,
araaa a flirty:eta-1g .15 do sPPIA HAPars 7 ' 1,0344 WA.;
&miser k Dilworth: 2 bxs, 4 tobls butts:, 3-Gs eggs, 2 mks
rags, 2do (When, 100 bbl. flour, Miller; 4 bbt I chess
eggs, 3 kgs, 2 bis sundries, ossusr;2ll Ilbsep, !Noels.
ImportabyßaUread
Pittslough Pt. W. 10. H. 11.-187 basket, markethq,
wets 400 tfley Payne, Shwall & co; 10 Wlo paper. Oboe A
Parkhor. 23 hells wire, Ay H TOwneead 1 or 4 130 bra them,
Dalsell A ow 678 do do, It Hutchinson: 63 do do, J 11 Can
field; 73 do do, &Wen & Itablason; 60 ak. whet, 40 do do
osta, J Craig bbl. dour, Boren & Kirkpatrick, 11 barrels
pples, 1. Peterson: 27 wheat, 2130 rye, Poeghtley; 1 car
lumbr, Kern 1 car load oats, owner:ll6bl. pearls, Bakewell
A MS Bdo do. J B Cantlahh2.lsrkasors, owner: orbbl. lard,
- 20 do oil, T & otw 2 do whisks, Ado A Berger; 4 bide
alcohol, P 4do batter, 12 do 6612,16 cam atork,
.acne, 10 bbh, we, Her. 9 do do, 11ks butt., 150 bomb
door, 106 aka wheat, Clark &
Cletottad Pitttbarst R. FL—Xprindstooes, lifer •
.110r1,411; 60 1,1.44 thaw, El tandem 133 do do, I Oardnar; 6 do
PB4. hatter, Riddle:l9 bblacracken, A A Hardy;
21 d r.o
W Ilara 121 WM Fratotta , Chair ott tat
,1, 4844. J II 0•113eid: 12 85. potatoes, Shriver • Dilworth: 7
to d., D Resit: 36 do wheat, Wlltoartli 148 Wm dont, Lis.
Kett A ctr, 23 04 whisky. Kellar 30 hi. ammo, H Collltti
tarls batter, 1 kw( do "I Little & tic 820 ske wheat, Kean.
Jr bria 130 do do, 1 Dkittry • ea: 111 Lida*, 0 A Swift.
, 11.1: I word, Ia NI Ilea: WO balm 60 hbd. Nam, 315
lthl4 dour, 821,44441 wool, 24 abroad, 300 his glow, Clark A
6 can Woe ors, 'Aar" 2 can rack, El do hots, avatar
2 bDI. ripe, *ea.
=I!
The water le at stout 2t bet mad Ming In such cases
end at the Mate thew with a malt shoot money alhdts
iv - evading the public titled, business ft at Almon a total
elmilatnl at the levee at elsewhera Igo arrivals yesterday
eireptof Monongahela beats silt/mall freights .le., The
weather was mid and the wind high, veaterdiy. swevpiug
the straft• into clouds of dnst. Taking all thing" into
muslikeration It .at not Mikan to sigh for • "lodge in some
vast wilderness . any day during the past week.
The even below are mush to byte same comlttiou a.
n; about 31.4 lout seCincinnati. The Ilasoart wad also
at • low pant, and the Itisaiadrpi rising a hale at Ft Tutu
from rah., at It. head tpring• Boats, .. a necessary coma
gnaw., an, laid up everywhere hum here to Wm, trout
CaliO to St Pant and from St. Louis to Ft. Jo. lice an
happy, bowsaw, at this moment to not* none indication. of
rain in the cloud. that hang heavy shout thiaky,and we
tape that tho indications may not pan. fallevieas.
The Fortuna arrival and deputed yesterdliy afternoon.—
She brought and took away a goal Lad The Ifstusers
sat reedy to lea.. last o..oistig omd, doolaleas, dhl w. It
le said that the chum.' at Glam Muss it meshing away and
the Waal' thara 4.1 L Incur Ja.pa than at the Inn ritially
cag•of ..tor. The honim,ll. Linear of torolay
sere
We least, that tit. Cl,, of Cairn, nu tatatelAdewn, sunk a
lighter.at the but of Hurricane Island, .by running over •
lax. Me freight, meatetnig of Soar last whisky, um all
anted, and landed on the Merv.
M Ifeciems•—lie•Liarday morollig, early, • dockhand
th• 'framer Eimkiaror, from einamiali,ora• 11rowc.1
fillinsenirboard from rho beat, fuos Mio•• tL. irlurr
en. taking to coal sr 01( lit.. %Ye did oot Into the man'•
l'he Southern Rivera ars felling fwd. hut and brats, ru
1.11 to • low nage , t watar Aro r‘ltiihnir
down chi/daimon and lath s armor.
•
The river Is will falling at MU pant. ',alai'', can be
done et etremboallaw until a rt. of water.
Nashollle paper.
Testenlay there ware threw Vet te.ito large In the meal.
The Dint arrival feats the Lower Ohio reports 24 inolumon
Arultetown b., end the channel lase dialcult to roe Mai it
was last Week. and fewer twits aground. From Louhrrllle
freights to New New Orlenne and Cairo continue at The per
lOn the, anal other article* In ',Mooning ..... —.The Diamond.
to Lasionlle..4l Monday. In - might up a portion of ib• freight
meet from the limo., that mink at Oil Creak.
During a retteut trip of the steamer Buckeye Pell•, velum
trot Paducah, vha was bailed by a mso to ro the Kentucky
-bore. Ae the Let mounted to, the man was seen to go to
tho terror the bank. take up hi. baggage and rush dovrathe
Mil Into the river Ile was drowned before eatialsoce could
be reudered.—Cto Get., Wedureday.
Olt eamboat Regletar
ARIIIVED--Jedernon, Brownsville[ Lateens. do Colonel
Heyari, Elirataith; Fortuna, Wheeling.
DEPARTED—Jefferson, Brownsville; Luzern., do; Colon]
Bayard, Elizabeth; Fortune. Wheeling..
steamboats.
Monongahela River 11. 8. Mail Packets.
:TEAMED TELEGRAPII, STRAMER JDPFERSON,
alt
Cart. J. 0. W0(41./A.RD. Cart. U Ali
LOUIL
rrillE ABOVE — NEW STEAMERS ARE
now mauling regularly, Morning Boats leave Pitts
uorgh at fl o'clock A. M., and Peening Boats at
actor* P. M. for M'Revaport, Bilmbethlawn, kimono.
h.la City, Believer..., Fayette City, Greenfield, California
and Dramamine, there connecting with Hack. and Coaches
for Uniontown, Fayette Springs, Morgontown,Wayaeabnrg,
tiarmichaeltown arid JeiTerion.
Prpmengers ticketed through from Pittaburg .
lawn for E 2, meals and stato-rooms bre. i n clusive.sve
Date returning from Brownsville leave at g o'clock to the
orning sod!, in the evradug. For further inibrmation are
vire at the Office, Wharf bloat, at the foot of Grant street.
cub • G. W. SWINDLER, Auras.
RE G UL A R TKI-WEEKLY
JAL, WHEELIN PACISET.—Tho One pas- -
seize° stein. C O HEVIOT, Captain idowar7lrrerve
for the above and all Intermediate poets on Tuesdays
Thonday. and Saturdaye, in piece of the Forest aty. Yoe •
alright or Immo, oPPIy on board, or to
anB IV. 8. WHEELER, Agent, No. ewood at.
ItEGULAR TUESDAY PACK
ET POlt ZANESVILLE.—The fine neer
tteatner EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. 4117,102 w I env.
for lb. above and lattirmedlata ports on TUESDAY, .9th
last, at 4 o'clock P. Y. .Yoe freight Or peerage apply co
[nerd, sea
A TKIN. S' CELEBRATED
30 DAY CLOCKS, ti•
fortunuting Doom end Parlor.
An surrninsurf n Rosewood casegelegunt patterns
Just received and for sale by J. HUD CO.,
103aUtt Jeweler.. No. 61 Yin Drees.
H
, .
USE FURNISHING HARDWARE
BTORE.—Roneekeeping artlrdee generally.
Hollow Ware,
Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware,
Witt.*
Bright,
Japanned and Pressed Tin Wares,
Wond and Willow Wares.
JOHN VLIEBINO,
No. 47, Market street.eornar of Third.
SECOND FULL STPPLY OF CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, MATTENDS, Lc., at the Fourth . Street
Carpet Store.
W. D. U. MeCALLITSI having Pet returned from the
Eesetren cities, where, owing to the present depremed elate
of the market, they hats perehamd,and MYery low rate., •
large and almost entirely pew stock ofCARPETHIO,eonete4
'twin part of
Velvet and Brussels, throwply,nsw and beautlllil patter.
Tapestry and Common
Velvet And Tufted Hearth b r 4 ogr, •
__
Alto,a very large varlet, of Door Mata; WIN... 910 m
smir Rode, Bar unformatalaild, all of whkk shell he Of.
fared at ths LOWEST RATE for cash. Hotel And house:
keepers will and It to theft advanteSSio tilt. 0 . 4 m ^"n•
'W. D. SIeCALLIIM.
QOULD'S PATENT 'SPRING BED - Hay
ingrtraufied the exclusirktlithi to mennacture and
..12ould's Patent Bpring Bed," the county of Allegb.
ny, nu are now prepared to fberdsh than. &thing' to Pt.-
' 1,4 " a Into fu'Lful; deep undituenbti Spring Bet WI and
exnunne ttuon et oar Wareherater They ten behttkuhed to
any bedded an 41 remoied, therefrom at - pleneure.. Ateane.
hoot., botaLcic.,itientabcd m01,1031* bed at it' very tor
gI/ iCV. ' sett . T.' B.'TOUNG it00,,33 - Sodthtleld et '-
soars AND OHO -
TAM CHEAP
mo g .: so 2 :, :mi C im A rr S s4 l3 REL i r.
NEAR THE mmtitEt trujud ;;, , ,Y;;,4 hi, win
nu =a Whaustock of
MMES. and CIIILDRIS BoFrs, nuel BIIOFys
MARS' CALP, - .
ISOOTS, SHIM
. '. 4drmukoe yA , sam3,a ..
-,
fOTErAID'ITIITMVMr —jj,-A,
~,: . "011T F :11ununon,i 4 ~
''"etnes.,,,,u:i
Ding„va.u.aiii . Y . ..
•Nairericiturest millels==.4. t 0,14.
, .11.4.•t0ck. ot
, 1 0 ,0 4 • -,... ....2. ....4:44,:ar,r,',...tt._..'
. . ' ,:- , 4.,'3,,,, `' .1 4.:L t e:7-4•4 . 4,, if
'" i - t ,
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•
i auction - sarks.
'IS D AVl D ,a , 49#c.a. •
8.14: Ete.k.
ILY SALES AT NO. FIFTH ST.,
: 11. the uefr Coinmegirla Sake lloordi, Na. 64 .Fifth
Meek day, ire her w per . blic autlio o of gait In sl o t
,attArnlch LS oonatsratly replenished with fresh amalga
m Viet steer bd dined forthwith. • .
' itlo o'clock, A. AL, Dry Gonda and Darcy irtichs; 6rii.
nearlyenrything neridal in Um hue for pergolas] and
Willy um tutde cutlery, hardware, clothing. hoots and
Won, balm wear, gr.
Air . 3. o:Dia. - P. Il i boaaeheld and kitchen furniture, new
..ihmlyeacondband; beds and bedding, carpets. elegant Iron
. 1 1ta ; 7 . , — Ach'u" • g—ri
cloclui, Jeare
•ry, minikal Instrument. grins, elotbloo. dry good. boot.
ittgeditiwa, books, etarlonery, tc. P.M; DAVID. Auct'r.
bOTHING, SATINETTS, TWEEDS, &c.,
At Auction—WM be mold at the Commercial Sales
Booms, Fifth ragout. eirenneueing on this (Thursday)
morning, Oct. la. and continuing during the week, mperior
flnecloth and beery Overeints. Pantiloma. Veen!, Sennett.
TRawly iNUI(I7[I Flannels, Canton Linings, Bc.
P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
FALL AVDIFTER TRADE.
L.,FAHNESTOCIC & CO.,
Lie of the firm of B. .FoldiesdoFk & Co. and successors to
eming Broo.
4wHor,Es Ar. DRUG-GISTS,
No. eo, corner oad and Fourth S
1-
--II
MYNA.
TUE . SUBSCBIBERS HAVE JUST RE-
Wood from the Emma cities with on extensive stock
which Is now offered to the trade. consisting .1
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
TURPENTINE,
VARNISHES,
,BRUSHES,
•
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES, Ere., Erc.
Which, together with theirairoady largo stork, comprtam
oho of the moos eateralvo and
'Best Assortment; in the Country.
Their arringemento for oupplying
IVN7TE LEAD' 'AND ZINC PAINT
Of my
P. quality are triteb solo enable them to sell VEltlf
MA
4lrCiatntry and City Merchants and the Trade amorally
De Invited to an examlnatkin arm. clock and prices before
pruelnoting clasorbet,
It. 1.. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
oolO:daw3mT . fod,cor, Wood audaourthltrooto.
PRLAMATION.
In the name and by th authority elf as Gomounnveolth of
Penn:Amnia, JANES POLLOCK Governor:
_____ • •
WILINW, A eetionsAnanclal revulsion has occurred ne
ralllog to the suepedgfrin Of specie payment by tho 'make of
this and other gate' of the Untoni aod• the Whim of many
established commerchd haulm leading it to the destruction of
round...god to the pueral emtarrusment tmd depression
Of Veda and threatening to affectdlsastromly the credit of
the Commonwealth and thesreat imlustrialluteteets of the
people, and s -
Weruu,9, Au °coat:, er, extraordinary requires prompt
end efllciant action to reclaim inn elarmed and suffering com
munity, therefore, I Locks Pouorc, Governor of the Cone
monwealth of Pennsylvania, by • virtue of the power. tore.
(erred upon me by the Constitution, do hereby convene the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth , and requite the
:members of the 940hte cud noose of Represented*es to
meet at their wpm-the Homes in the Genital at Herd♦
burg, on Tuesday thesis - lb day of October, A. D. 181. d, at
twelve o'clock et' noon of that day, then and there to
take into consideration hod adopt each meuureeof relief In
the premises mt the present exigency may seem to them in
their wisdom to demand_
In be/Moony whereof 1. ham hereunto wt my hand sad
raneed the groat male( theematuonwealth to beaffired,
at Ilerriabarg, this gsth day of September, In tne.year
of our Lord, 1867, and of the Indepennenmof the rotted
Stater. the e/abtyweeond.
.By order td the Chumrtor .
son:Sul .`±-,retary the Ca:Oncirms.r;l4l.
Corn !Raton Manufactory for Bale and
N THE Bru DAY OF' OCTOBER NEXT,
at le o'clock. A If th .dirr at Puldir A urn:, n o
I the prentiew, kt tieing Waktoogton, I mile North ..Ithroin
, uati, all the machinery, tools and Ilstitris belonging to the
dtherli'dlaimfactury of tho lath limn of Thonuo. Proctet d
klo. We trill also leave to the porctiaser tho buildings and
groonitsoecupiwt by the same, for n loan of yearn, at au au
' axial rent of p 1,400, with the privilege of purchasing any
time before the °Wrathn of the lease, for the sum oftI4,tXXI.
This Vectory it new mad In complete ordev.situated
dithelyou the Maud Ousel, in a convenient location for ob
taining corn, and for sending the Standi to Market The
machinery and utensil have been In use a little over three
year.. and have been valued by sworn appralth re at :dealt
h7OOO. It has caporitt wwrk one harsh rd. bushel, per
day, which might incrinerd If desired.
The quality of :starch heretofore uthdethas boon of the
highest grade—ethos bomb! having been • ivenrthe one in
the mathet. The male is noode in rotten/inure oi the death
of the a. Live pkrtner, to clone the
Surriring, Partner., kc.
.e=2ard COOPER ot tu.-tum.ers,
A Beautiful Head of Rich Gloms'? Hair
ND WHO 'IIIAT IS GREY WOULD
at bare It rtaiorod to former coloß or bald, but would
rave the growth armaarca, or trot:bled with dandruff nut
Reign but would 11,41, it ramovol..4 tomidril with scrofu
la, scald lo ad, or other end:dons. but sroldil be carol, or
with sick headache. fueuridgis', but would to cured. It
will also remove all pimpt,s from the Stos and skin. Prof.
tsanl's flair fic.totm Inc alit :la all Oda S velar :croot the follow Inc .to. A han, November It.
four. Wont -. lnv fir: 1 bare lirmni much add at
thm effects of your flair ktorldratne, but baring
Oren so often cheated by :rack ay and :punk noottutas,hair
dyes. de, I ter e disposed to pl aao your itestuntelre in the
matimeategmry with the thougand awl one lordly trumpshril
toast retanfics. untll I tact.you in Lawman:in rounty soma
ovontlie since, when you gave inmate% manna. a. Waive:el
iho tad of your Restorative Mary by my good
wife, vilemee bolt had become et ry thia and entiroly
out Lana rah:outing one of your large bolting her hair
was nettornl nearly to Its ring - mai taautiful broa n color.
wd trot thicketuul and beam e beautiful and gloopy upon,
awl entirely rarer the hark the continue. to 441 it, not
'lmply borauce of ito beautifying effect. upon the hiir,
but be...me of its tonithibl infinence upon the bead and
mind. Others of my family and friends amusing your Res
storstlve, with tl.e happiest elTim tr, OW rclor a, my skepticism
and doubts In eater ace bi its character and salmi ere el,
dirty removed: and Iran and do tart cordially nod contb
dentially not:amend Its tees by all alto triml:l have their
hair rtstarial from whim or gray (by testy of sickness or
ag0.)1,, origimd rol ir and bawdy, and, by young
psraorts who wouli have their half I , atitifril and al..y.
Vet - yin:lly and oat:laity yours, SOLOAION SIANN.
Fara, Moon: It was a long tltr °after I sow you at Bliss
held heror y ant n bottle or li...torative for which ypo gave
rue An order upon your agent in lietroll, and when 'I got It
vre concluded to try lion Mrs Mann's hair, AS his sun ra tort
of Itr power. It has done nil that you assurer! me It would
'do: and others or Loy family and friends, having virtues...l
Ito orroctr. Are noir tiring and reoicurueoillng tor roe Cu other's
as entitled to the hightodconeldelation you claim for It.
n gain, very respectiully and truly, your.
HOLOMON Afel:3l.
Canna. 111-, Jnoul.l, 1232.
I have used Prof. Wood'. Ilair Iteetorative, and hare RAI.
mired Oa wonderful effect.. My hair teas becoming. ON 1
Coolant, prematurely grey, but by the me of ble itentora..
live It ban reamed ill original color. and Lamont dombt
peIIRKEF.P., ox Penator, U.
0..1. WWrmonentlyl) a CO., Proprietor., 312 Proadsrat. I
On the great N. Y. Wire Indllng tletablialgaouti and 114
Market error, 7titonle,3 . ln., and told by all good Drag.
and , an2MlytitarleP
Y.
... .S. ........ NI4CMI3TOII.B.
CRIDGF. i.v.A.Dswon - rii.s.- co.
ATTITACITURS or
OR/DUE & /IS 11' (r 7 T Li' S
IMPROVED PAINT
M y~{ e c W u ~ ~/:
AFTER a thorough prnmeal test for over
Oave years the success or our Engines warrants us in
otteringthem to the publicits being nueurodied for economy
of fuel, simplicity and cheapness of coati...lion, compact
and durability; couthining all the advantages (inclnth
log working strattn expansively) of the double elide valve
Engine. and at the same Nino dispensing with all cams,
eninenaffs, rockeshafta, crost-liently, slide-valves, do., saving
their met of construrtion and necessary waste of power In
manning. We here a large number in daily operation in
this oily and vicinity; also, in lb States of to a, Indiana,
Ulan, Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
and in theaty of Mexico, all giving tho grrobett
lion.
Thr I trot Right for Ord Britain, and Shop Rights In
all oil f the United Statue, for sale on reasonable terms.
We for ail pereons interested to coil mod amonino our
Engine ad their reputation.
We nro preparod to fill orders for all elms from four to
onehmolred or mare horse power. .I.6alawSroS.
Pittsburgh . .Starap and Stencil Works
.ThrO: D. .DT-AerrEUECW-£3.
Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter,
JOBBINCI CUTLER, GAINDER,,,,ta.—
Sebunrsand Razors ilround, &ed Knife Ithubs
Inserted: Table Knives Itepnlewd. ntol'Oenerel Jobbing or.
tended t. LOC, ID3IIITII AND DELTeIIANGSR,
No. 138 Smlthaeld9 near Sixth,
PiTTSBUDGH, PA.
44 - The above arm Is preintred to make anything In the
shone Ilan edge tool, or do any kind of smith work whet
ever, on short ooilee. I.Y=llDi
Illanutaotnror and Denier An
ATS AND•CAPSI
....AL No. DI WOOD 'STREET. MUNIFgh, sad Pc;iet
.trawl. Allegheny. ap.l.ly
Eats and Capa.
JAMES WILSON is now receiving his
Fall Style, of lIATS AND CAPD.ldr4entlennins'
thealble Bilk Drees lints, and Ladies' Biding thlt , S GC1345
Sort lists of esrlonsklnde—llungstrisn, Plem ter. Artist, And
lionth'io and Cldldren's Fancy IL. and CUps. in grant esti
nty; Uentlemen and TontWe Silk Plush 'hp, new •tyles.—
Plow .11 tiVio. 91 Wood street.
seDlnitf ' J.6II:S .WILSON.
COOKING - ANDPARLOTTOVES,
,Oferery tr a Tety and pattern.
VIBE IRONS, ERNDEES,,' • , • . - .
• .t, I • . • TEA AND PEER SETTOs'
ar
And &Rather tlelci . urnally found In It Arat class mann.
factory, for sale at the brag retry by. I _
. ' azo..iv. ntreizy, ;,
.. -,• .. • • - Elv of tbaßed coif.. rot.
. .
Will . cdaral Area, Allegheny.
JBUIIOUP, Esq., of Dstquesne Borlyagh
. Allegheny C., Pa., nine Thomas' Patent MatOhles
&hitch Machines in tho manufacture of him popular Kohn
'Matches and clears nearly 100 'per cent. Bights and . file
chines for sale • se2l • F. EATON. •
An PER GENT. SAVED in oiling, nil kinds
of 'Machinery b* - ash.g. Rue Patent Oil • Cann—
)1011104 P. EATON; oftittsburgh, exclusire - right
so sell in Peunsjbosnhonnd - refers So Pittsburgh blenutsg-'
bunts, Engineers,'.ltachfulsts and bischenks mend. • Natl.
.TROTVSPATENT OILOLOBES. or Cups
for Stem Zitglassiforsale bj , M. V. EATON.
rpHOMAS'. ?AMBIT" AIRE RIC /IN • Dooli r
A spaurav—Teniu.7 KW spin. for mq•by
1 TBE , ST . INISALES AT; AlTlZ c l . . l , nt liti,
THUMB/a i t
ItVENING.—Benth. Whip. anottnnice and
,tklpper,alotk, Bond etettlleal - Wine 'MA StlFtibn. eel.
'4 the Metehantelistliage bY, , '. •'•): I' '
. . -.• • • ~, .
_—..•;..!... .- -, 7 , ,- iukrakitoomiii i CO. .
hrOus...Vesttsonnebomns,on.: Bosh EntstanrOgolloted on.
, t itisonatiln tonint.tel elf.: • •.LIISTitt. LOOMS * CO. • ,
1021 Io .., a '3..: IA SO* • k -Nato 11 mk e rs. 92 Loath at.—
SZ.IXI; e gi t'otTOVEsll ST9VESM—The
Mt , th e. Post thipiv4.l,. well . the tetimett.
'et the nay made: the Parlor and Mamba Stout „The,
,• .htet, - "Ar bon. 04* by,gt.wbo bo`tiPtni' . 4 .„ I :AZ.
I.! untor&mdiktaband cirtotigestatlettini here ker tou t * i
/ . Oat and see them at the Iron CI Sum, Comte t w it 11
4,,i......„..,WH1PS of:ti
. - Our... • Agony- otyler4
EtltTiLtaska. s
gas"'
CESZBEEIMMEI
TITTSI3O7MII, I'ENNA
1.857 4
.„. ......-:, 4 ',--
1- ' - 4 1 -11‘,Lls-,,,VR A-D E; , .:_.-1857.
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13. •A_. FA_IINESTOOIK -lintt)(1).
coßmr.R. WOOD Awn P•iii,err i3TZ4C-IL7I Et ! '
, .
P i tt s bu rgh;.' .1" eri3i,sr.; ‘ :
. _. _
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS` IR ' -'. • :` .,
. ~.
LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL, WINDOW GUM, 'l,
ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE, GLASSWARE. -' ' • -.
TANNERS' OIL, , VARNISHES, PERFUMERY, -
____---
SPERM OIL , ' BRUSHES, PATENT MEDICENZA .
WHALE OIL, . SPICES, SURG. INSTRUMENTS
'..A.OTI7RamEts OP'
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
DYE . STUFFS,
PAINTS,
.
WHITE LEAD,
TE RED. LEAD AND ILITELAR . GE.
Our White Lead, ground in Op, in put up in packages of 25, 50, 100; 200, 300 and 500
noanth., which we guarantee, to be , STRICTLY PORE, PULL lEIGHT, and riot entPannd by enYlbrßueneenand !dine:
LIM. I
Having reddest partnere In Nve:m an York and Pkiladelphla to take i'dventago MallMallclnanges In We rearket,ve an enabled
to eon for cock or to prompt time &ste on favorable terms a. 5 F.astern Jobbing batmen. ... .
iliirl3. A. PARRESTOCK'S It3II3IJOE furnished with Eng'isb,Prrnela,Gormanand Sperdsb.dlreatkaun
aulnnlavellnP
FALL AND WINTER.
, _ M . A S 0 N. • & - 0. 0• ~
.
No. 25 Fifth Street; - P:ittliburgh, , . i. . •_ ~..
A RE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND !Lk.'
40l tractive stocked' I
IMPORTS AND A.MERICAIsi DRY-GOODS'
1 3
TO n FOUNT) IN COUNTRY.
Their assortment of ORES 004.1DE;of more WE 'HUNDIILTTCABES, - conalitii of the West *lra.
SILKS, MERINOS,'PLA DS, POPLINS, ELAINES; COBITROS: OASHIHEItES,4&, &c.
A flu etocir. or ..V...inie•oiciez:ites, Laeea and White Goods. Drees and Cloak
Trimmings, Hosiery' and Gloves, Genie' Furnishing Goode, '! '
Linen anti TieuearlteepincG-oedaa3oineatioG-peds.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, fLAD EVERY DESCRIPT/ONby MILLINERY ARTICLES.
' Haring greatly increased their fscilitina km Manufacturing • ,
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, LADIES' CLOAKS AND SKIRTS, &c.,
They are confident °lb:ling enabled to offer greater inducements than any Faateirn , lldater.
from
Saf-Merchauss all victi us as, vdicited to cull. New Goods will be constantly received tree, thole redden
buyer in the East.
I arandasraruF. . ,: , • A. JL , MAPION & CO.
JAMES . - M'GA ND. LE ; S Si: ASL., CA.,. - , f./
.109 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., ''.-•
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l ut
IMPORTS AND JOBBERS' OF 'Fmgm:,pl:4:9:3lfittoiloT i t ,
• • . 12) , -17- G 0 0, .D.,5..,,:q 4:4
'ArcLialt,.Vola, i ' l 'i l h ( t!1 1 : 1 , 11 :
/ 1. 0 , E . 1 , 1 ‘. 9i.
s TO r :111.1111 NUMERDITSF47tTF3 :10:
•
COMPLETE STOCH ADAPTED TO • THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE;
HAVING HAD A BUYER IN EUROPE DVRIVG THE LATE SEASON,
RR ARE ENSIBLED TO OFFER MERCHANTS ADVANTAGES ARM :SO FROM
. . .
DIRECT ithporvr.Arriorre BY otrrasio-±,lrgs
SOLE AGENTS FON ME SALE OF:
FULLERT?N'S CELEBRATED BARRED FLANNELS.
'Tv c
=IT=EI
FALL OF
NEW GOODS OPENING D A-IL Y.
M. BTIRCEIFIELD,
SUCCESSOR TO MURPHY B
13an now open n 'Fresh Stoc k of , ' • .
FALL AND WINTER ,
GOODS:
PURCHASED DIRECTLY FROM THE IMPORTERS IN THE EAST.
E CAN NOW DISPLAY A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS; to
~lild Invites the special attention at the, Ladles. IDs Sock coroprines la
„part
Rish Bayadere Silks, some allow as 623c'
Robe .A.'Quells, Irish Poplins, Printed merinos,. .
•
Printed Wool.PeLaines, }french Meriries;OrotO anation,
Stella Shawls, Chenille Shawls,
Plush Bordered Shawls, Brooha, Long: and Sinara, Shawls,
Embroideries, a full assortment.
CLOTIIi, CASSIMERES, and a great variety at Sonia for Men rd Boya'vesar.
113.. A full sock vt DOMESTIC 0001,5 anstantly Da hand and at (O race.
ED WAR -D T . ME: GRA W,
'WHOLESALE DEALER IN •
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
NO. 241 LIBERTY - STREET, wi - N - 147 - 11 , ov,, WOOD.
. , ..,
Pittsburgh, Pe na
OFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOUR
chafed from Importer. and Manufacturers, anonfixt which are tho fallowing Gteoritir brande .
.•
W. H. 4:3-rants• A. No. 1 58 Tobacco, , •
Reim.', Robinson Zr. Co'e Tobacco, - •
'
- Fnitirene Howard's Tobacco .
• .
. Grant ' s Pound T..usirpCSvendfsh,. .
Hazard and Railroad Brands,
200 caddy bxs.Halflb. Lump,
C.TOI-ARSI OICI-.ARSII C2(3-.A.RS!II.
•
One Million, Assorted 'Bram-aeV'
All of - which we offer to the trade at prices which ottztribtibil td please.
arcrindawa t.'
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.? -
lirorth of Peaches and Tom aaaaa should be Immediately Sealed opin
ARTXtCRS NEW SELF'-smA...t.rxe,-;
Yellow Fire-Proof and Annealed Glass Fruit .Tare;to be had at the
CHINA AItHQUEENSAITAHE STORICHP .-
.13 FLY S32t. S'2' _
Ni,. 122 Wood Str , eet, Pittsburgh,
WHERE also the attention of private families, hotel keepers wail tithiditil ants is re
is!one of °°°",54.4A-444.-whii. mate Tea,
:prosily for durability in hernia ere . desctiption of
Whin. and Ladd Band French end English CIITNA'in soils' or aeparete phony. -Also nchoice afiection of Sable Cutierxrund.
_Tes %Vane. n. Fork, and Simons plated on orrinsa gitvet; Tumblers, Goblet,, Ale Ginsasi of nifisidar4ttantr, allothse
•
The Theory of Cooking" .bv:lfliks- ',•-• '-•
-
Is now firmly established, and we can refer fbr, the. trutb:of,tha.alticrve,:fo.
many of the most sterling and relieble Ladies' and' •
Gentlemen' in Pittsburgh, '
MUSGRAVE'S GAS COOKINWSTONTE
TS NOW FAIRLY BEFORE THE PUBLIC, and . - gives 6ntimentinfaction. in nyznirm-'
52..2. To the Drityvist, the Chasid, the Bob, to all Gofer Saloont, Rertromonts, &MIN/Hamer, 21oTortrad fiat
Shi., no net! NI Priam, Families, It is fined indleperosible when once trad. Ita-mat Jo trilling. At noisy lily
room. Ito are le resay in amomant. Mortal la not expenerive. •Ifproclareevo smoke, no loot, no dirt, and will 'eck,k'
quickly nod perfectly. All these things we rill guarantee. • . .
It may be used on any labia, stand orshelfln any room or story, and will tot furnished' in any denial from $4,215,
prima( &Single thmner Stand, to P 6,00,, far an Satre Mahogany Stand with Ilve - Storee'complele; which will be err ele
gant ornament ti any Ksalentem's dining room.
Piece call and investigate, of LAFATETTE.IIB.L . Lsocond floor, Wood Streit, or'
148 Third 8
WV. 'FITE, Secretary. sel4:dly . GAS COOKING STOVE COMPANY .
• •
W. E. & 00'13
PATENT DiABTIC FLEE AND WATER-1%09P
CEMENT I?: 0' 'o' 1 1 ' rN G
PIIR.RIN & JOHNSON, Proirietotsi i. '
ARE PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PDT ON AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE •
the above /Swale Piro and Water•ProorCernent Rooting. It being the galyarticle ykt invented that wtil linoteesfully
mist the action of the atutraphere to every climate.
•
. . IT IS Pw.re,B ,- /c&r.r,y - Irerreac. .iw - D 4
.*7 - .A:rian-P.reome : 4.
And in point oral:liability, wo believe It to equal If not auperfor, to any Metallic Rooting. We can at It on over pia Ths
• Tar, Irma or Shingle Roofs. it making no diffenmre how fiat or steep the roof may be.
Rooting L. warranty,' to prove onshore represented. We will pot It on for
SLI'DOLLARSPER'SQUARE,(TENFEETSQUABIL) • —•-
We will apply It upon Tin and Iron Roofs for TWO DOLLARS PElt SQOARN, being on *decant of He dniability th
cheapest paint that can be used.
AfArWe Melte all wtio are building, amt eleo
lan
who with their Roof. Repaired, to call atourodica;l33 Illfrd Sired,
and examine maples and flattery the thermals.. In regard to the durability and practicability of this Roofing.
J. 0. PERRIN, PERKCi JOHNSON,
S. A. JOHNSON. ' No. IXI Third et:met, between Wood and Soiltheeld.- • •
Wit. JOHNSON. _ •!, • PHtsbuith,rtromai:
I
teats of which a have modre e • chemical examination of mate specimens of W. R. ODIUM (VS noon:lA.ldt at Myndice,:thaTll4'
isa tallowy.
lat. The material Ism compormded ea to remota pliable the a great hitigth . of time.'
•
21. The comlatency.is not readily Influenced by the temperature; ccunagnentlyit would itot be llableto meltandrukl,
W
off from a roof baSummer, or crack In Winter, e. stir moat of natant' heat aad Mid would mat Ware It.
. The comp:talon is not amid but .tig htly It ;mold not deathly , the anew, brit on th e
~00rdady pro:
, . . .
ten it from the actors of the weather. • •
4th. It is Water•Prox4 andto large extent Pins.Proot that Is, eparke and littihrattils falling upon It amid not Inflame
It. In my opinion melts roof will latt. for year. limit on areftilly and rrcettitig proper attention.
Respectfully,' JOSEPH RCLOCILK,
.•• LabritoryWO. I% Walnut street, andlit.
•
•.• • •
Otie AG! ROLLIse. eth,lllsL. ••
i have elamintd W. E. Canna & co.' Elastic Fire wad Water-Proof Cemnt . RoOilig, sad aa 411.141,14.009/11fike...
It good Invention .d an wilting to Insure buildings thus protected upon tho aura tfrma as I twain those covered te tt h•Cl
apl;lyddsvP I.Siroodl- . • ; 00. S. LAW:Agt. Royal Ins:Co.', London and Liverpool, •
Flexible,.F'i're and Water-Proof Roofing.
A.D.AXR ar, Glatellarr, Proprieboxwa. • -
No. 57 aVater Street, Pittsburgh, and P. ' Peterson's, Allegheny,,
pals Is AN .ARTICLE ,SIIPERIOR . TO ,ANY OTHER IH , THE MARKET.' IT I s .
avid erxtanalrely in New Toth and Phillidalplila, and in well apptred. beoppllcablotairresing
Foundries, Dwelling!, 'Warehouses, Bridges; ,Steim - boa — te d Cars.
It will loot 104uthan Ilotallio,lbxdog Or Sblnglam, and resists tho oarbalts China/les of ciliiiatro—radtkow allietad by
cold, beat or dory. Its principal ingredient is of an extraordinary elastic nature, and It twat. looses this alasticity. It
an bo moldy outbid to all kind; of loofa flat or steep, old or raw, sa nos; tin or wood. ,It will not melt In,~rarm
weather, or crack In cold, and It is notinjurod by being tramped upon, '
It is Both Fire and' Water-Proso'f.
faformation, apply to the,twoirtolom f rore'dmd
• 1857. TILINEWORTA.T.IOIq: ;.18 . 57.
CAPACITY ONE BV/Tl3-RED TORSI DAILY.
LLOYD'&QO- : .1111111111 .
[En:kn . :mons TO LLOYD . prociN.,3'
HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are nosiTniVentr
to do It beery basins by r •
I .. ..M2sTZTIErYLV%A.T.TIAL °ASSAM .A. 2 ,733 ,R41.-TlalgtO.A.32l. L
Through to sad from the Eastern Citte.. 'We can assay our friends and all thous Mopped to .patnatiito the Paititi7bizoil
nod Railroad, that no paluultill be sPared to render general satixf.cuon to 8171.Pgg115 OR EASTERN annryrnereen
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
Will give Inertattad ampiten , to . the tra4calaalon of freight. 'Ole* nom etemt, Dina •nuta: ' . .11
1857. " CANAL. N I VIGATION - - 3857': s -1
• ' mcnamns; pcpwr.A.l3zam .332..s.t v f l ia
. 546- -,- 1
Via Penney' vt.nise' Cat nail" ill% eß.alfroa r cf. I
CaPaCitY TIMM Tb15411.210i d Titus Per Month EaohlValr. t. "7/..`• , -F??'. I
OWE FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREAS
od donor the past Winter and sre can noes offer,to SHIPPEILS the inapeolor advantage-of a Datanalxon.rultz
to and from Pftlaburgh. rhihmtbl....d nntin4re— our the ben • cov.P.Stair-ir,_ o _ f- aga-ALBLRBOATai big .!:
transhipment It required. Merebiuttaaentling Weight t6' oar Lill e am rely 6 1.6 ha aemg through wicesal pontb , y-',
spied and despatch. IVARCUOViT CANAL DAICI, corner of litertymea Worse h.. 0,... , _ :
Malts tiblinettoir laveetmeat- • •
quiz . . SUBSORteEIt, delsigning-:to embark
neurisetirprisei "Gahm tor este the Naeh. hittiY,
&n;:romr-lit Working, nitier; , at hie Maehlew , Wartire,
Xyana
nitildikey:ritsh ., or.et. The tosines. locallinfond
quality of Skold neiy .1n h. - combined •with fertne;gternt, I
strung iminadnenta hilirtrstnent ' - • •
If the atom Ii notdhitawd of , a. it mac& 11 the , matitt
Wm* in Inns, it then be dl.pc.ed or in portgte--tidy
tiiy2Ordtf • ••••:: -Ityite Bailding4lll.hir..mrj,,
'Ong
Stine '!E , E41141
Frill.
State
glez, Per
id,u,,bokl4t2. : l93verkth Annool'Ealtdloo
• Attflobolpfdo,lproltmo.firoasets,'}ou the .Ztki and
.30th of
=Zinc, and Ist and 21 dap of Ottobet ; nut. Aboatioa.
lifko DoWeget.torossfliffvopimigefilliffiedfixfll4l
fgrioidistiki,thOonmod. o oloratioc.: ••
Alifbooks.of a 04 3 -1. flabtDiuti CIE onialk
141001~.643tOlifOW.mez;t. BONTAUX"
"fa fitratoki flooW.
AFT4VSTOP:4
Mn=
GEM. 1110/111:11bOSZIT .016
. .
, . FA.TTIr. smarDr. e:.44
,rvar. awn .11.41.11.MINATING,,P,ROPER:,
1 THE
of, Gas from •Boitin• and okwirtnaw endaotgoiw...4i 2
I •hera always mule them s levitate; maateriellorrthe ‘litUri
' twithtel, In orles ,":l'' rair cuilkw :l 7;l4;:i.t. - t
pertor Qualityor duii. •. 4
.on . . .
... . ; ;
.;
. 11081NOU. is anilretylints drankeegt _ eitli:...
o rtig,,,,- eo d yilldsid once, Its Braila 1=.1=;31.
Li ;The pester original coat of the appottla - i... ,
A c t ure erred ps together with the attention end expense -,
.N.,kut..ile reatdred, and die dhillenith it not hineweddilm
; et rat '';alepergessi the unwholesome, •de/staricese sod
eggeorii generated in coal, render the NOUN oil,
APP 8 of
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