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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 17, 1857
Air OFFICIAL P4PXII OP TAX CRT.is
News of the City and Neighborhood
AMENDXSWINS To THC POISTSITIITION. — At the
late election the people were called upon to ex
press their sentiments at thekallot-box touching
four proposed mambas:az ,to the Constitution.
The first amendment is in•,reference to Public
debts and covers the question of "Ascriptions
by municipal corporations to companies, corpor
ations, eta:
The second refers to the erection of new coun
ties in the State; ,the third in reference to the
apportionment of Philadelphia, and•the fourth
grants.power to the legislature to revoke or (sn
ail charters of incorporations, etc. •
The vote upon these matters was in this coun
ty is follows(
For the first amendment • 4,686
Against de 258
4,249
For second do •
Against do do ...... 841
For third do 4 332
• Aping - do (le 248
For fourth do 4,261
Agithist; de • -do ... . ... 257
about,lB,oo o voters who went to the
polls on Tumniayiganbout one-third voted on
Mawr of ;f4CIA - W4ies Sisspme.—The eases
fore tbs . Court yesiarday aers'of minor imror
..
on
Com.- vs - Wm. Haney; inJictinent larceny
oath of:James Donaldson.; 'llanefwainot tried.
beeausa a , precSding ease had . been decided
against him, on which he was sentenced.. _ :..:.
, Indictment for 'assault - lOC ba4 1 017;. 6143 '
suite between John Screiber and J. P. Pester.
Barieber guilty; sentence deferred. Cato of
Prager decided in hie favor; costa upon
Com. vs. Martin Strait: Indictment, horse
stealing Verdict., of guilty, .and sentence two
years in the peni4ptiary. •
Coin. is, Jmtris ,Dl' Grady. . Assault and bla
rney. ..Pine of Viand aorta of prmeeution.
Com. ra.-Hartmyer. 'Similar indictment; oath
of M..Amerine: Verdict not guilty sad prose
cuter pey the east.
Coen. es. Alex.,and Jas:Raughey; . on oath of.
Ju. , D. Carlisle. I. The particulars of this muse
are known to the public.. The pieties reside,- we
heliere, in Pitt tp. :The allegation is that the
said Cabins iiter,fered terereno the Wife qf one
of the parties who' as hsing maltreated by her
husband, and that: subsequently on the aamo
day the prowator.wts. smiled bydefondants,
one of whom held while the other stabbed Moo
in the aide: .-.d:ireediel of. guilty was rendtrid
as to Alexander ilangbey • and not guilty as to
Tns., Washington Brportir, in noticing tho
traffic of theli top fi toad between i halliorengb
and Wheeling', odds, that "Laded Pittsburgh
does .".loutething Moo for the Clutrtiers Valley
Dad, she will hisli the whole trade of Wishing
ton." limit u prokeif, it the, trade of Welshing
ton wee is gat .Kostaus or of Ind". we-.Mit
pecl that my more aid to the °harder, road by
the city lotiPittabitref would Qe detidedly in the
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olden tike'As fkom a meet excellent man, whom
we are proud, to mill our friend, and we are sure
it will be red arlth much intense:. We wish
ill our triendi in the country who have frau-
ured up any stories of the early days would re
cord them, as they are the sinews of history.
Developments of die Flood of .011—SIgias
of an Indian Hanle.
Menu. Editors : As the excitement of politics
is nearly over, the people will now be looking
for some serious matter-of-fact news. Accord-
ingly I shall endeavor to give you an account of
a singular curiosity that came under my notice
some five or six years ago. which will no doubt
interest your readers, especially those of them
conversant with the incidents of the "olden
times," within the limits of our county.
A pert of the forte belonging to W. P. Ferree,
lying in Robinson township, opposite the lower
end of Neville Island, is entirely overflown at
times of high floods. The water runs with ■
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smart current across this bottom, until it is
checked by the back-water coming up from the
mouth of blontour's run. The lower part of the
botioni is found, upon the subelding ,of the
waters., to to covered with sand and loam, in
some places as much as 18 inches in depth. But
on the upper end of this bottom, where tho
water - breaks over the bank and runs with a
smart current, the top coil of two or three acres
was swept off during the flood of 1852, as clean
as if It ;had been swept with a broom. Upon
this clean swept ground were found by the
writer and others several dozens of lead bullets,
varying in size from the bulk of an ounce ball
down to the size of over 100 to the pound.—
These bullets had eiidently been shot from ride
guns, as every one of them had obvious inden
tures of rifle bores upon them. It ins further
evident that but few of these bullets had struck
any hard substance, as very few of them were
battered. As so many bullets were found upon
this ground, where a swift current must have
been forcing them onward, it is reasonable to
suppose that a vast quantity of them had been
moved and deposited in the sand in the lower
end of the field.
These bullets hare been deposited here by
some circumstances unknorin to us.
There were also appearances of burnt stones
and fires scattered over the same ground, from
which it is evident that an encampment had
been made here at an early day. These are I
strange developments. Can the venerable
author of the "Olden Times" tell us how these
bullets come here Y On this ground doubtless
a battle has been fought, probably with the In
dittos ; and had the actors in it left us a raeurd
of the event, this ground might have been as '
celebrated as the far-famed Braddock's
But, in the absence of any historical account
of how these bullets came there, I will relate an
account of a skirmieh that occurred with the
Indians and first settlers of this part of the
country, at a very early date, given to me by
one of the descendants of an actor in the adven
ture—not indeed by the present and constant
correspondent of the Dispatch, from Findley
and Fayette townships, but by one of older days
and riper years; one who was conversant with
many of the most interesting incidents of the
first settlers of our part of the county. I have
thought it might be possible that the story I dm
about tarelate will explain bow some of the
bullets were thrown there; but this is merely a
surmise of my own.
The story ran thus:—ln.the early settlement
of Moon and Findley townships, the ere set
tlers of this part of the county were frequently
annoyed by the Indians making excursions from
the other side of the river into this settlement, for
the purpose of plundering, stealing and carry
ing off all, or any of the necessaries of life, and
sometimes murdering the inhabitants also. Af
ter enduring as much of such depredations, as
it was possible for human nature to bear, it.was
at length resolved to raises party and pursue
these midnight plunderers and chastise them.—
A company was accordingly hastily collected,
and started in pursuit. They soon succeeded in
getting on their trall,which wee found by their
scouts to lead to the river at the.modth of Moon
lion, a sheet distance above the ground on which
these bullets were found. Opposite to the mouth
of the run. is the head of a small island, often
covered with extensive piles-of drift-wood.--
This island divides the stream that separates
Seville Island from the southern shore. Here,
at the mouth of this run, the party of settlers
arrived In the night, and perceiving bright signs
of the Indians being encamped on Neville Island,
nearly opposite on the land now, or lately owned
by Joseph_ }Titters, a council being held. they
hastily resolved to cross over (the river being
low at the time) and give the savages battle on
their own ground, at all hazards. A short time
before day, under cover of the darkness
night, they moved onward under the guide end
direction o a Mr. M., observing the utmost pro
caution lest the Indians might. have observed
their approach and surprise them from the
drift-wood of this island. But no Indians in
terrupted their onward march over the gravelly
bar of the island. Here, a German who had
accompanied the party thus for, and bean some
what startled by the evident prospect of a fight,
raw that this drift-wood would afford a safe
shelter from a shower of bullets Ile quietly
withdrew from the moving party, and unobserv
ed secreted himself in the caverns of the drift
pile,
mid there awaited quietly the effect of the
adventure. But a short time intervened until
the firing from the assailing party commenced.
A sharp resistance was made by the Indians for
a short time from their encampment, but to no
effect. A few well directed fires from the at
tacking party soon decided the conflict. The
Indians lied in all directions and soon disap
peared under the grey twilight of the morning,
leaving but one or two of their number dead on
the ground. Ono of the Indians was - soon dis
covered by the Dutchman, to . he making hasty
steps for the dri ft -wood, no doubt to seek shel
ter there from the raging storm of bullets, that
were flying thick in every direction. But this
wee more than our German had bargained for.
As soon es the Indian bad approached within a
convenient distance he was shot down by the for
mer, and soon stripped of Lie pquoh, horn, and
shoulder-strap. This curiously wrought and
ornamented strap was still In the possession of
some of the descendants of the same name of the
leader of this party, (Mr. M—,)-at least the
remains of it, until the time the story was rela
ted to the writer some 16 years ago. The find
ing of those bullets liar s ince brought up to the.
mind of the writer the probability of some of
those bullets haying been thrown there at the
time of the circumstance herein related. And
the Indian running for shelter in -the direction
of the driftwood would lead us to conclude that
the attack had been made from the opposite side
of the Indian encampment: thus - throwing the
bullets in thedireetion of where they were found.
tither cirouthstances. may have occurred by
which-these were put there, se there are evi
dences on the, ground of en encampment. But
this relation was made for the purpose of ac
counting for the-production of those bullets by
an oecnrrenee from which it might. seem prob
able to Mornotras.
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RAILROAD ACClDlFT.—Alexander MeCdfferty,
employed - se .a conductor on one of the freight
trains on the Portage road, was instantly killed
on Thursday last, by being run .over by two of
the cars under his charge. It appears that Mc-
Cafferty was considerably intoxicated, and had
been advised, previous to starting from Johns
teem, riot to go with the train. In reply to this
advice, he asserted that he was se et to take
care of himself aa any man was; and ender his
ill conceived supposition he started on what
proved a fatal trip to him. He managed to keep
his position until the train passed No. 4, where
he lost his balance and fall upon the track, the
last twollhrs of his train passing over and man
gling him in &horrible manner. He was picked
op lifeless, and was shortly afterwards convey
ed to Hollidaysburg. where he has left a wife
and seven children to mourn his untimely death.
—Eve. Chronicle.
04)10CL SANuiroav, the far famed manager of
liandford's.lithieplan Opera Troupe the croup
which executed the very remarkable feat of
giving an operatic performance in Philadelphia,
end also in West Philadelphia, one mile distant,
on the same evening—the company being trio,-
ported by wheelbarroWs—is. up to-night for a
benefit, on the loot night. ofibis stay with on
The selections for the occasion are among the
Moe& mirtb•provoking, snob as Vilikins and his
Dinah. • During the morning, between the
hours of 9 and 10 o'elook,-the troop will distrib-
Itin 200 0 loaves of bread amongst those who
may take advantage of their, liberality. The
bread milk be-distributed from Masonic HO,
Fifth St.
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Ter. Return Judges met at the Court House
yesterday, - and appointed Alderman John Major
Praddent and Mllttin .hl'Cleßand . and B. K.
Routings elerim
The following' resolution Aare passed by the
COUTerittoU :
Resolved, That we recommend the 'Commis
sioners of this county to pay the mimbers of the
mations election boards for two Age mbar, their
aerrites exceed ten hours.
Wk .
learn from The Catholic, that Archbishop
Kenrick, of Baltimore, will officiate In St. Paul's
Cathedral on Sunday, October lifuh, at the con
secration of Bev. J. B. Byrne; as Coadjutor
Bishop of Pittsburgh. 'Rt. Rev. Id. O'Connor
.will probably defer Ida departure for Europe to
ambit at the ceremony. '
WISAVS Yational Bonk ,Note Reporier for Oclo
ber is laid on our desk- We find a valuable Ili
of all the 41serpditell pp to this Jete,
frith: the ,date of their suspensiou or .failare
.market reports, tie Weld eouoletteita r and oth
et valuabie information. $1,60 vet, annum
pnblielied by $,...jYtt5y,.,1r,;.00 fifth 0.. •
A 11.174 IlitOed Andrew Restrota was ittpe4 nt
the rot . l honk of Spun & GO: ab Thurildq-evea"
Mg; s heavy porUon. of th e - ro o t the cosi
pit easing In upon him, Immediately subsequent
&WA, a• WM* • wits end Um* ehilarsti.
" 4,
A: a.:
MINS 'DAVENPORT played last night her "eery
beet to an excellent house. She appear. to night
in the. highly interesting play of Charlotte
Corday which wip enema her on this her laud ap;.
pearance a full house. •
Rev. DE. JACOBUS will preach in the Third
Presbyterian Church on next Sabbath morning,
.services commencing at 14 o'clock. Commun
ion services in the afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Telegraphic.
Later Prom Call ' 1,
New Tone, Oct.lB.—The steam r Northam Light,
7 ,
from Aspinwall, brings over see hundred pusem
pre, and $1,680,000 in gold, a tehels larger amount
than war anticipated. . .
The following is a lig of the consignees of the
treasute lost on board the Central America:
W e lls, Fait° lc Co., $243,300; American Exchange
Bank, $331,510; Robb, flatlet 0 Co., $136,000; t o
order $107,814; James Parinch, $105,003 . 3 Howland
1 Aepinwall, $67;479; Duncan, Sherman it Co. $80,..
579;t:Rshelby & Co., $41,000; Freeman & Co., $97, -
000; Ross, Falconer & Co., $32,912; F. M. Drexe,
$25,000; Amt, Coleman'th Co., $24,500; Sharp Bros.
& Co., $21,028; Howe & Crowell, $10,000; Tread
-000; John Co . ,arned & Co.. $9,920; R. Meander &
Tread
well & 510,029; Newhouse, Shills & Co., $lO,-
Adams, $8,500; W. Appleton & Co., $5000; Seen
mein Bros., $4000; E. J. Rosenfield, $2800; E. C.
Knight & Co., $2,620; Henry Stryling, $2,600 ; S.
G. Hand .1 Co., s2,soo—total, $1,218 t 189,
The marks of the treasure ;Wiped to order
were—W. S. & Cu., $28,500; S. 8., $20 , 160, W .
11.1 Cu., $15,600; W. in a diem m 1,310,900; H. &
B. $10,000; Allen ',Helaine; $1 000; R. L.. 1 T.,
$;000; T. U. & H., $3,301; 1.., in diamond, 53000;
S. H. H.. 1 Co.. $3OOO.
The ofBcial result of the State. election has been
declared in mot of the roundel. Th e t o t,,i v o t e
polled to come 15,000 less than at the preceding
election. The returns show a majority fur Weller,
the Deinuratio candidate for Governor, orei both
Bowie, the American, and Stanley, the Republican
candidates, of 11,000. The Republican vote leads
the American by about 1000. The Legielatitre is
overwhelmingly Democratic.
The people have resolved to pay the State debt by
a majority of :15,000 against repudiation.
The proposition for calling a Convention for re
viewing the Constitution did not prevail. A major
ity of the votes cut at the election was required to
carry It, but Co great was the indifference upon the
subject that only a moiety voted upon the question.
The misting operations throughout the State are
carried on as vigorously as ever. Various Ruining
companies on the rivers were getting fairly to work:
and many of these enterprises were resulting suc
cess:hilly. .
The crops throughout the State have generally
been garnered in excellent condition. • .
The emigrants by ..the overland route are pouring
into the State in great numbers. The great majori.
ty of the trains had more or 1031 difficulty with the
Indium. . . . .
•
Trade in San Franeiree and the Interior wan gen
orally dull.
. . .
Tie Northern Light brings a fell list of passengers
on board the lost steamer Central America. The
whole number of paasengers was 454 ; kuown to be
saved 100 ; loud passengers lost 354. The crew
numbered 101; crew saved 27 ; crew lost 72 ; total
lives lost-on the Central America 420. The follow
ing is a list of those in the first and second cabin.
known to bo lost: Mr. Former, F. J. Hawley, Wm.
McNeil, E. Kirehtleld, H. Sasloks, J. O'Neil, 0. G.
Redguray, Peter,Brown, N.Montgomery, S. F. Par
ker, J. F. Yen Hagen, Samuel S. Sbreves, D. B.
Reuel, Chas. Blum, D. Lorick, L. Fallon, J. F.
Reed, J. W. Tompkins. Isaac N. Totalkkins, George
Marust, J. Raeford. J. W. Mallen, 'Noble 'Fish../.
V. Dobbin, .1. Pell, C. A. Low, G. C. Farnham, S.
1 D. Dent, H. White and servant. Same4E. Birch, P.
1 A. Bakes, A. J. Alston, N. Sawyer, Charles Gibbs,
D. Tenney, A. Dead. S. Atka, A. B. Smith, H. D.
Eteloh, E. 111. Williatni, Mr. SaronL Dr. J. Tree*
S. O. Wheelright, S. steams?, P., Holler, L. Dom'',
! J. 0. Slovens, 9. W. Holchinson. J. C,Clow. Peter
1 Mclionly, J. H. Adams, 11. B. Kent. Mr. Buchman,
I George Leo, R. S. Blown. R. Richman, J. M. Mau
er. The following embarked as Aspinwall and are
supposed to be lost; Senor JON SOSIIIII, Consul-Gen
eral for Peru in Now York, Nicholas Few& his
Secretary, Adolpho (Stave and brother. of Peru, J.
I A. Theme ' for New York. Senor Esearde, for Kew
York, S. Deb.eova, infant and none for Haven.,
k i Santiago Olivia for Havana. C. De Latote for Ila
vans, Charles - Taylor for New York. .1. McCarthy
''for Now York, F. M. B. Smith for New York, Wm.
Crollers for New York, Capt. Welter O. Dyer for
New York. J. Sellaroor for New York, George ()sine
for New Orleans, Dr. Corpaucho for Havens.
Official Returns
POILDIMPHIA, Oct. 10.—Tbo official returns of
this city aro as follows : Packer, 27,740; Hulehurst,
14,355; Wilmot, 10,001. Franklin Co: Packer, 3, ISG;
Wilmot, 3,068. Northampton: Packer, 4,067; Wil
mot, 1,111, •Haslehurst,l.olo.
conrity—Packer Wilmot 1,247: lia
telhorst 104.
Montour—Packer 1,080; Wilmot 560. .
rnion—Packer 071; Wilmot 0.2.75.
Chester—Packer 5.506; Wilmot 5.2110: Hazalburst
524.
Boyder—Packer has 10 conj.
New Tonic, Oct. 15.—Mayor Wood was re-wimi
cited last night, at Tammany Rail. receiving 45 out
of 106 rota.
The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived from Eti
enne, with dates to the 11th Inst.
At the Electing of the bond and sior-kholders cr
the New York and Erie Railroad, hitlil on Wein. ,
lay night last, seventy thonsand dollar_ of the .stx
millions of bonds proposed by the directors to he is
sued to relieve the company from the pent finan
cial rtnliairessments, to provide against the creation
of a future floating debt.and to carryout the propos
e 1 improvements of the road, were substvibed for.—
Nearly six hend.ed thousand dollars have been previ
ously taken. The subscription banks, some sixty i •
number, are in active circulation, bat the amount sub
scribed is not known. They will be returned next
meet to the omen of the eompany,and • fourth meet
, log of sena. and bondholders will then be called.
A resolution will be offered and adopted in scrord•
ante with the views suggested on Welnesdernight,
receiving the coupons failing doe this year le pay
ment of bonds, where the amount is equal to one
thousand dollars, and where no scrip of the Company
will be given ,for the sum due the acceptances of the
Company, wil l also be taken la payment.
WASIIIROTOW, tot. In.—Tbe Bank of Metropolis
ho. declined to have enytbing further Li do with th.
other Banks of the district, therefore the establish
emus of • Clearing House 6 shandoned. They will
however, set independently of the Bank of the file
tropolls, and agree upon a . plan to regulate eachang.
end afford all business facilities within their power
This was understood at the meeting of the Bank offi
Oral held this morning.
The amount of United States stock redeemml a
the Treasury today mut $26;555. This , proltably
rinses an transactions In that Huy for tbe present.
ire...conc. Oct. train on the Cen
ttel Road was thrown off tho track west of this city
lost evening in consequence of a piece of the road
haring been washed sway.. The whole train, me
diating of a luggage ear, mail car, and four passen
ger can, were thrown down an embankment of 20
feet, end all were crushed. They contained 60 pad.
dangers. Miss Brown, of Toronto, C. W.. was
drowned. Mr. Bronson, of New Britsle, Conn., was
badly injured and died to.day, and 20 other pouoo
Nernwere wounded, sic seriously. The mall car and
all the mail bap, excepting one, were lost.
• Sr, Lours, Oct. 16.—Kansas advice, .to the ilth
state that both portiel claim to be victorious. CMv.
Walker ilefends the voting of the milliners at Kicky
poo on the ground that being six months enrolled
makes them citizens. There are no °facial returns.
The report orate suspension of Doan, King & Co.
and Collins, Kirby & Co., of this city, published in
the New York Express of the 12th, is authoratively
'contradicted. No paper of these firms hi. been pro
tested hen), and they are regarded se the moat sol
vent and responsible houses in this city.
NLW ORLI/411S, 0.3 t. 15.—Thert wu a 1110 upon
all the hanks except the donthets. All the demands
were promptly met except the Citizens', which pays
specie for notes, but rdhses speak for deposits.—
Other banks are expected to follow the lame course.
There sens great excitement, but to the middle of the
day it =bided. The run wilt probably continue to
morrow. No Mures bare been reported. Tborotis
nothing doing In azohange. Business ill paralyled.
None of the suspended banks have resumed, but
their balsam taken at par for trade.
New Toms, Oeb 16.--Governos King refuses to
convene an extra session of the Legislature. Ile
amyl that the determination' f the judiciary to In
terpret the tonstitation so it to deal liberally as
possible with the suspended banks, obvinkte the ne
cessity for an extra session of the Legislature. The
committee of merchants and bankers who went up
to Albany 'to eonitatinieate with the Governor, re-
turned to-day, concurring In,this view of the ease.
Boston, Oct. 16.—The Bank Directors and lead
ing merchants hold another mauling toAloy and dis
cussed the propriety-.f an extension of money facil
ities.. Meson. William and Nathan Appleton advo
eeted the policy of increasing the loans by an midi
thin of thirteen millions of dollars. The bank offi.
con expressed lat earnest desire tb afford all possible
relief for the business community. The m eet i ng
then adjourned 011.14-utorrow•
• Darior; Oct. 413:—The propeller Cromwell, of
}Lupton, .C. W. •ClatO into , collision with an un.
we. ;oak to the Straits of Black.
haw last Saturday night, tro Wee were lout. Tier
officerfaud crow arrived here to-day. Thu p roF , e n„,
and cargo aro a total lose.
legsaphlo li!krkets
Partenzunta,oot.l.—Th• foreign for
had no 0
. 6 ;9' ibt !dttkett flour d 1/ 6 ,1 6 for vitalize; SS,.
and $6 for entre family. Nothing doltmAt
Eye Flour. Cott Dtral .pin. declle~d' e 4. at
3,C M, Wheat come radeerd rest ma 4 v .. 7 17g.
hod lieptlry: ealeao'2oo bob at 21.124 1 ,20 for fide
Red. end for Whit.. We. ranted .at. 2,24 pm
Corn dame; 1200 oh Yellow, In dere, sold at 71.), bleep.
2000 huh Oate were told at 1477 c. In Oratertoe and Pro.
visions theme le nothing &dual refined Sued lower, and
one of tba refined Pore sutanottel to the primes of the
time.: Whlsky in "better: &mend; Wes 100 DM. Penn
idle-and et 21; Iddlt/Ide 01)10 at tiled et 214 - 021. •
tera you Oct. tn--Tha iNtton market axed ,loltt.
Moor Is dull; aria 19001hle ni.dvwcsa_Plic.d Stant quot.
lull a d4,7 0 031hd1e, Ind Ohi o et 1 5 . 15 : wheat opened d u o
and eland' unnettled, ' ol . ll, "diegeli wiratic% velem
o f smor; bu t heti St 61.121,28 0 'Western and stioel,l9
for red. Pont Armand advanced; Wes 10,600 bus. at 73cte.
for White aud.7kk ter renew. Pt rillft. lern.r lll 7 closed
'ready. 'Bunn te Orin as 10X.- Unwed Slit h t an.;;..4
`llll.lo.o3Vre. Et at to quoted at Be,
17e. T..: «dm -ebicia MP= thv =And Is quoted .
S t ec k. are held fi rm: bat lb dated dull.
CekrirkatrrOcKlll.4itte dunce 1166 Palace
market Wklakikaatepdikk/44 Inthearaa 13r3 WM*.
Mort nwi1,..14.44,witb mon P.Torablo ayeet kg*?
the W~ nusN.witorli;--tho Marclootiimad blikket
ouk motd.bwrte).. no =Ober le man dimly mil dui;
11*7417‘0174.9a,is Moral. lima Vfooras 15,3514
OOW loufforikt t 6. IrlthAßla bsysns saia of
0 1 0
0 .1 10540,26 a a s sad .mbaa s Unto belt.;
sed 1104141 k veldts a WM* Gt..
SOTO% rdisw We..W1114117 8 0 . 7
FosToN;- oct; "P. Banks 'Nis& it
speech at Farmtlit 111,11 laa4l4ll4,lbefora an Immense
sqemblakii upon the piesent. financial Araks.
•
Noarour, Va., Oct. 16.—The tianka hare suspend
ed speciepaymeate taday.
Auorloa, Gt., Oct. 15.—The banks of Savannah
oasponded this zooming. •
Commercial.
COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION FOR OCTOBER.
F. R. Dittmar, B. P11:51 . 07, Dam MeCtszitim, Ream 11
Comm, Jascrn IL Rutrra.
PITTSBI3I.6II 111413.1M241.
RepoleJ Specially Pr the RN/4mA Gosettej
FIAT' ammo, SAIVIIALT, OCIWILI 1857..
FLOUR—Ms may sale from first hands au • lot ot 40
bbl. 'Anchrrr," hardly tuft, at depot, et Op. From
store, aides of 50 do at $5,75; 23 do at $5,52; 60 do imperilne
sod uxtra at 35 and 15,25;100 do extra and family do at
$5.25 and 15,02 and 100 do do at $5,35 and $5,62.
BUTTER AND EGGS—Rutter I. beginning to arrive; 00
barrel roll sold yesterday at V; eau, a bble sold at 11.
GROCERIES—Wes of f. hhdi Coba u 9%14 AMU Syrup
.t 00, and 10 bg• Coffee at 12%".
POTATOES—A taloa 50 bosh mLlad at 45.
CHEE.SI:—A sale of 30 boa at 10.
===to=
MONZTART AND COMINDRCIAL.
At i meeting of Bank Mem, held of the Cleaelog Route,
C. u. Halsted, kw; Is the chair, on Wednewley erenina. the
Wowing rewAM/on was adoptal without dime= :. •
Resolved, That we will take at par, notee of kwuke lu
the State of New York mentwEin the Bank Depertment
Albany, .od alto bills of stub safety fund bank. to may be
designated front time to time. on demon, from mar cut/no
els ooly. and In payment of note. due our bank. nap..
tuely —N. Y. Trib.
The drain of securities from the Bonk Department La to.
day much larger than ou any day before. At the close of
buttons yesterday, since the let of October there has Wen
returned to the Department sad caroaded,circuletiou tofho
srauunt of ft,116.601. Ear Ohl. them - has beau returned
$1,d15,111U In state, and s2ddptlh to hood. and Mortgages
Cor. N. Y. Times.
The effect of the suspenelon %lOU tlsa exclmagew was not
fully sew today. The etearatee mall dated before twelve
o'clock, aura:ally a few trauxactious, and at very Irregular
throe., were made on London. We hear of ■ few thousand
parade at Iv. it aut. and of other quotations' al /056107.
I...king now.. And. few Prodace bills, wills the ship
ping'doentnents attached, weri duos at par, but whether to
carry ant prevloto ungapasents Of 420 f, We could not .ear•
twin. 'rho relief to the market, however, Is vary decided,
nod tW Improve/neat in the rate of eachaage la from the
alter =feral' rooffdmce on the +treat, Rod out becanseof the
appreciation of gold. as compared with Current Funds.—
doh* could 1101 Witold to the Broken better then faun l(
cent. premium, and there wae only a broiled 'market
to supply Custum Nate *MIS and . few of the banks that
exhausted their supply before 3 a'clock yesterday. Several
coosiderable parcel. were returned ea general deposit to the
bank., free ot.premium. Mutt parties are dluppointed at
tiel. indlfhreoce in the oratkrn—N. r. Timm. •
The Moue, market be still without say material altora.
tine, nod there 1s very little drat elm lower offering or *sil
lily, the greet rota being 2 11 mat. St mouth, and money
very scan', at that. • •
Sped. hi in dentatid.aud printe are rather better, but New
Cork Erchangy la deellowl. We quote the former at 7(t34
and the latter at ,41142%bi nat. premium. The' Woken
are senior et the blithest flgures.—Phlla. N. Amer.
The'Diacount market, except in beak, ban not yet taken
shape. There Was nut moth wires parper Offering to-day.
The faller. einoeblonday have fallen off. whether from act
ual relief, or by roman of temporary expedients to lire over
a kw daysla the hop. of relief, It would be difficult to nay.
Mt an utmost sire, however. that several Laspending heavy
Callum have been rhos In. averted. The cessation of each
dieuters for •fo der More will, from the Pramht opiobo
among diecouni broken, bring demo the rake oo Karl pa
per very materially. The mom of relief from pude, If nut
loom dear money, Is quite general. no Sub-Treasury
hal-
Knes I. down to $5,731,1157.—.N. ti. Times.
Row You Csnts MARKET. fYdnerdey. Oef. 14.—At
kat, SIM Bees., = Caws, 175 Vests, 11,104 Sheep, and
3860 Swine, 'stitch ebotre from tut meek an increase of 224
14.erm,"Z Coln, and SW Swim, and . decree.* of 74
Vest, end =9 Sheep, and In raCt Ail kinds PM off In mica—
beeves perhape 2 cents Is lb. !Pens . ditto:di matter to
realise 10c for good grads..
The fall to tattle and eternation In trade was wring to
the lightness of the motley Market sod uneettled state of
thin* gnerally.F The yents Isere in . sloppy condition,
and many of the mall. looked dejected and Gagged oat.
Borrow nut MAII.C7.—The market for Codfish hex been
none dull throughout the week, nod prwee have declined.—
Sale. 01 lama, including all Mode at $2.7541140 and musll -
sr qtl. Two hoporie of French Graud Book:
about WO) ode, sold at sd baud lo Rake
there have bees .ales at 51,=41,50, Maddock at f 1.2 sod
Pollock al $1.2341.50 qt l. Mackerel 're - datum, very
dull, but are held firm. Mew are elothet nominal. W.
quote No. I at 511412, No 2 at $9440 sod No 3 at $940,39
ttoi bbl. lo Alewives, the odes hove beet, at $3,5044,50, sod
Tickled Honing name from Val P Tbl. In Salmon there
lave/ ?won sales at VM [terve for No I.
Imports by Sliver
lIJNONGAGELA NAVIGATION C 0...-4.0 bga oa*. Dow
oldootr. 40 Jo, Faumoy; 24 .10, Barri; 63 441 s Poor. ITat.
111 boo; 4 1.1.4. potato..., Rutter; 75 bpscorn, 11cCandloek 17
ILega, 1.4..1 Lotter, oPaer. 10 bas glass, Ilona.; Lo g
ok rho.
Gun.% 12441 s floor, Sarladlrr: 3 kgs ..allo, ga.
S. B_ FOITIVNE-21•kaapilta, &HO; 19 eke p..
tatora. Jo, Boyd: pro chlomay tomb:mom Presto, k coo
Lab paper, C S Hon.; 33 empty . carboys, Jae Ir. luo
lox.' bowl, I trough. 2 coven, 3 yoga, 1 -crock :1 tuba, 2
bockats, 2 brawl bore, 2 peels, 1 swab polo, I hrto polka,
1 atom case, 1 ba•rd, P Duffy, 2 . 1 has *cop, Graham •
Tbomela 1 Pk beat., 9 ilylorl 1 box, 1 abut. l roll carpet,
yl Ceporx 240 eta Larks, A 11 - obtx 21 41.1 bout.. 1 441
emrs, 111.1 o6Nna. 'T' /lull / ;cc 6 41.11. apple, J llorbsk
Lbla apples. II 11 Call. 4aka polatas, I In trotter,
S Barclay, 21 bbl. rya Poor, .7 A /Drat; 12 bdla plow
mops.: aka plow rungs, 31 . bolls limber, Copt.
F
1 wo
PITTSBURGH, 11. W. 6 GILL—. beakets martotheg.
adder, 14 bblf dour, B eta buckalseat do, Thu. 14 by
potatoes, Grail/a:7 bbls cider, ocaer: 26 aka tartar., 42
eke rap, 13 Llels apple, L Pet tea: 6 do, owner; 7 kr.
Lotter, east 63 .Le aLcat, Id el:motile leld• epee. 13. do
Lotter, voragrer. 3, Gal cree, entice ad bee chew. J It all,
bold. 4 kip lard. Brcerck Blrtpatrte. tJ 61141 Sour : C
LoecL; too toed, Laricy. Forcer. II 661. praile, Bryce 11 rn:
C.. 144 ;Anoka P.;ertcr 80, 1 .1. IncoLer• Had.. 1 Lau.
ler. 45 Olds whisky. 24.133.8 .1.111 paper. Eapiill
cc, 7u 63/e whisky, Lyn. to nom; Myor• hi,
Gt.% 23 by Seedbed, 3477urk6ce t. ace 334 bbla
LoAcett 1 cce PO do.] Rae. 1354,340.. atese. Yd
ILIA 444104 tea ham, Clark s cc; 41 ELI. 434. Ilea; 41
lohlo 81,631, own,. 263 bd. uhra, Koarnedy Fed 100
u .1 Ga
e s Roar. t Hoar 104. i J McCully.
I=l3
The them Auto oot looming oaten/Ay minultitt. The
Alwootigehela, Stith OLIMCSIIeCy eras et .Wet 3 feet, on
Thursday wonting had run o be 12 feet end the rain wee
desestutiog to barman aro Wog us at lout 23 feet in
the course of the met 21 home. headers will 004 eler
*he.* tome serottrit of the effects ef this mdden rise to the
Allegheny. Tin works et dile rod of the btiilge mineetted
wale the misteensiou bridge were them/pelves suddenly sun
[sender Anplituere for pumping, stages for wheeling nersj
dirt, rid , etc., Were et once submerged mid lb* tires earpt
to , it its unary night, loaded with reinnutte of rata of
lumbwr, real beats, timber and all that. lu fool the trite
Corr of heave. ere most erfortnally open, sod while we
win. the Li, trope are plumping dawn tbkl, maul fist, the
etreeis dot,,with rein, met the sty still threatening sett
grill pouilitg — down Its watery troaeare el if it lied weer
1.0. r exhausted.
cicaurboat men anon the siert. The rtes of freight are
out at Lion ma they would be under ordluary circusuctasnaa
1. abuse CALI our ruantiforturen chip their goads? Where
le th. nun ohe eau !ell abet a. des tuay Urrug forth! W.
,nnout tell whom ha truer. when tells of the Last Louise In
the Walt .cum bank and are thug made a dralu upon our
Ven:bout+ Instead of • hind upon which to draw and count
et we truer the tool°, will more new that the ricers are
In line Icahn order. Already boat. ale up fur nearly all
point.. Th. regular Moneugalrele pocket. hare litter
111014414. !tea are now d••ing • fair traduce*. The Chewer!,
bactug berm Ina In lira mtg. trim, flcc into- lh. Whoillug
linear otter. The regular Zeuseecille peclurlatkpL Brown, la
In for her guarder Wipe and deubtless tee oWli 80011 have
the !autos Unbar ou the war.
- -
4t. Louie no-1 lieoLuk, we hare Ili. Delegate. Capt.
'D3bratia and the Arirtmio- Cupl. lienlmeo- bona good
IJJo-te am/ *Jo -1/11t1/
Ear Wileslitat au have the PI ell-krwwo Miaerva, Qapt.
aardon, WOW lotting with dispatch. For Memphis sad
Now Orleans, the palatial It P. qua is the next beat and atta
*di command a toll height,
We hare also a been new cotton Ie el. the Cell N Judson,
Copt. Whistler, which will Ism ou Tistrolay for Neer . 0.•
bane, and afterwards enter upon the coils trade of ttio
Yes o tirs`r. Being • new &wt. bvilt Les, Omthuicemie •
tiure extended echo. tbs. we hare hitherto gist, her.—
er lehgth le 140 Set her tinelth 28 feet hob( 4j dm—.
Sim lee two boiler; etch IS- felt toe. by 21 Schee 7u di•
meter tel firs n inch Iles Mech. Cylinder. 10 Inch di.
snifter end den fret Woke. KII,iIIIIII bell by C. Preston;
boiler. be limbs 2 Co, ratan by Moles S Co. and painting
by C. Neletitt. The hell woe boat by C. Graham t Co., at
greeds.. and localculted grc carrying 1800 bale. o f cotton,
being let lee thee 14 1 / 3 feet between decka and eery thing
of the most substatati4. materiel. tier captain is a young
men guessing greet energy of character and well known
nu thew rivers. We hen no hesitation in predicting for
bit, asoceseful trade on actors where there will be no is
to obstruct his operstkes during thigwluter. S.
Dickey imperintemled the baldliagof MN hoot throughout
sad boring bed much asperisoce Is such matter. know.
Joel hod they should be done. •
The Stephen Destur le another new aldinwlseletl boat of
ample proportions and thoroughly built. Mena Bailey
Ledger both cities of Pittsburgh, own ker. Salley to be
commander. biro tuslses her drat trip we learn to New
Odeon..
Tbe movements of boats down rine ere not partl.larly
noticeable at present. Thin river will not them In real..
Ono mutt comas already of the financial uvula. Hen
can to hired novresclarls bands twill to BIM par :month
wLo would-notbave looked at those woms a - year ago for
Ilk. work:. , -Ithi•blesalstviodeed that this new sou..
of !..bitadimpply'.' op.= to the bread•erlonera Thoumods
era - hoturtalevend,hare bat least onentitletforieborscbtrh
would 93thinto tm,141.0.
Stuip 11~M . jio. in the - officaOf gee *Cbevoit. Ile la
oue d ale cietirest fellow* on the ,clver. whore. he km
pass4lraisAgn 20'grood years of his fife.- \‘,ed •
TIM
b lrfanCsiatieW up. for a load: Bh le now Just
need 4- I gm day she W len ch. ' Bba
beabeen inatt:t;ballfitesti r!Pthill 4a o
4 . t00k.,.4 good a.
Them ti*Mdtdeet of curjoilti Ort:.brtard . Ohio 'riser
tub; which arrivedYmterdaY —Cdeansldf. The oldect
Is is venerable om=it tepid and gray liaised. What soak.
the oblect inttiOnt, 4dm fart that It has bee • steamboat
clerk for upwards of twentptive years, and saver copied a
wanifeet lot a newspaper. More remarkable still ,•be nevrt•
knew before yesteMy that than was Mu *loge a. river
reporters. Wm•therb ever %referencia: . as instance of etb.
tusenees.—Mo. Dam. • . • .
•
The °Moen of the simmer :I El evacuative* Pigmented .to
Mr.'llortituer, clerk Of the Naples wharf boat, a. splendid
blooded horse, as a merited reward for!, hie efildest sonless
to the Hanle. Packet Corapany. Thle beautiful itnimal was
exhibited yestenlayon board the Naples wharf bemt,
Joe. H. Oausse.—The gamer Jart l ..ll.•Ogleaby arrived
from the Idimond river yesterday with a light cargo. She
had riti beard over 8100,000 In gold Min - hWoueftS _bat
pamengersi who were Salita, Pa morel:MU end Upper All*.
!tour% uterchantaltloitep. -
The Martha Putnam le going to St. Loeb on &turd./
Ear,
evaninm also; the North Star, Lehigh, Moderator, Entlemor,
Dr Kane and Goody Prlends. Th e •m la - Luca, Jam.. K
Bell, W I Marley mei Lebanon are loading for Kew Orleans,
and the Hickman and Henry Fltthugtrfor Memphis. The
Economy, 8 P Hibbard and Hastings will probably 'tom
mince %oodles to-day for Pittsburgh. The Commodore
Perry, Capt:Brovin.lenow loading for that point, and will
leave today. The Itallimoto la at the lava, and will load
for Marietta. The Kentucky will go to Portia:Moth 012 24b
urday mu. Tbeltesoluteond Mud Dell, each With good
tripe, left last evening for Memphis—the former with two
langes loaded with ability. We learn that a new line of
boats between this port . and Natheiller has been termed,
consisting of the Swallow, Capt. k'ruler, fairy Queen, Capt.
Kyle, Hotel Dell,Capt. Item, and Minuses, Cent. Alkeu,
leaving eels port *very Wodneeday -and Saraday, punctu
ally. The rattler Me of Id...aphis and Cincinnati packets
wlll be the °Mash, lad Memphis, leaving this port every
Thursday, aid the liming. and Hicknum, if %Mum de,
monde four laced.. The J CUOMO. apt. Ketchum,
and the livery
oppositioe line, leaving able pert every Medneetbsy evening.
ie. Om.
Vitabegh, Capt. Whideor, will taliallhits the
Ateamooat lies . .
ARRlfED—Jarrogo,, kulteuntlltg 1. - u.sgin d 5 COnll
Bayard, Entatott.."' .
, on ,
PRPARVlD—Ntreis.trownsvill,gtasartit, 4.4ColOnji
1 4310. kaisobian Rock•t.43s.Wpol...
PAINT ANDNAIMIgH BRUSHES-4,p0
oklonti,O4 for rialo by •
, x n , • wiiitakodit 4o-
DHINTS IN OlLS—Assorrsp.OnupotlO
4 cum apbod .0 rut awry.: ; • ,
IL L. VAUNINTOOX azoi-
011-80 Casks for salecluitui,
PALL' TIF*---DIR - o'A . 1.4
•
186711 ,
B. A. FA_I-J..NESTOCK'
' ' •
.coßzi-im WOOD - AND SIRED7I , ••: '
Piitsburgh; . ' P. eau,
'IMPORTERS AND DMAIMILIS m"
LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL.. • WINDOW (MASS, ,
ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE, ,GLASSWARR;:,, - .
TANNERS' OIL, VARNISHES, , PERFUMERY, ---, -
SPERM OIL, BRUSHES, PATENT.MEDICINEA
WHALE OIL, SPICES, SURD. INSTRUAIRNTS
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD. LITHARGE.
Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is'put up in 'packages of 25,-50,' 100, 200. 300 and 500
ossuss, which we guarantee to be STRICTLY. PURR, FULL WRIGHT; Rod nor mrpauedbr gitij
nee
flaring resident partnen In New York and Philadelphia to take &dial:deg* elan changes In the ifttir:a kinjimi Noblest
"ell for nesh,pr to
.... ppspktinttdenlers, on as hynrahlr. ' FasternAohhieng boatel, •
DREGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS;
PAINTS, .
u set, cash, or to prompt Hum &alert, on as favorablo terms MI ...014.012.--Atlf --
sirß. A. PAWNIUTOCH'S famished with Beilati, Preach, Garroaziarat flpmalth 4tmettoas.
aulittlagratalf •
FALL ANT) WINTER.
. MA_S 0 N - &, C ,
No. 25 Fifth Striet, Pittsburgh,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER Ola OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE AN!) A
a%
truth.. Mott, of ' •
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN•DRY..OOODS.
TO DM FOUND IN Thar. COUNTRY.
firer assortment of DARES GOODS,•of mon di. ONE HUNDRED CASES, cosies cribs Wad itylos of
SILKS, MERINOS, PLAIDS, POPLINS, DELATNES, COBURG S, CASHMERES, $O., &c.
A. full stook of lEmbroideriee. Laces and White Goods. Dress mind C/oslc
Trimmings. Hosiery nod Gloves, Gents* Furnishing Goods.':..
Linen and House-keeping Goods. 'Domestic Goods.
EMMONS, FLOWERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP ASSILLINIERY ARTIeLES.
Marla; greatly hicreased their gartlltior for Mansfacturing, ,
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, LADIES' CLOAKS AND SKIRTS, A:t3.; j. •
, Thq ara coufbleut or being enabled to oder greator, Indocamenta than any Madera Manufacturer.
*a-Merchant. from all ...Hems aro solicited to call. N. Moods •U% bo constantly recalma (mu thdr MUSD
buyer In the East. • nallolawMar A. A. MAION CO.
JAMES M'CANDLESS • ar.• CO.;
109 Wood Street, Pittsbugh;',Pii'
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIDN
• D ~; 451- 0 0_ DS
would) RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THEIR NM:BROUS PATRONS AND
Merchanta generally, that they luxe now In Store a
COMPLETE STOCK ADAPTED TO THE FALL AND WINTHIL
RAVING HAD A BUYER IN EUROPE DURING THE LATE SEASON,
WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER MERCHANTS ADVANTAGES ARISING EROM
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS BY OURII!ICDyEB,
FULLERTON'S CZLICHRATED BARKED PI. LNUZL
FALL OF 1857.
NEW 43-00DS
J. M. - 131TRCI - IFIEL1). ,
SUCCESSOR TO MURPHY A BURCHFIELD,
HAS NOW OPEN A FRESH STOCK OF
FALL. AND WINTER GOOD'S,
+N ~ ~ i f Y.:: Y: f
VICE CAN NOW. DISPLAY A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS, to
I II which he Innen!. special attention of tl. Lana. Ha ttict - tomprion lii pal
Ricoh Bayadere Silks, someas low as 6214 0.,
-Robe A!Quella, Irish Poplins,
_Printed Merinos,
Printed Wool 1 - .)el_alines., Prenoh Merino., from amnion,
Stella Shawls, Chenille Shawls,
Plush Bordered Shawls, El rooha, Long and Square ShaWls,
• .
Embroideries, a full assortment.
CLUTIIB. CASSI3IZRES, and a groat variety of Good. for Monad Don' sat.
eil•A full dock vot DOMESTIC GOODS couttantly on land at low prices.
EDW AR M R AYV,,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
NO . . 241 LIBERrr STREET., HEAD OP WOOD,' , I , '
• pri-rs - strFtair; Piraq-NA
fIFFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED. STOOK, pur
1, chuett horn Importers end Nteeutacturan, amonipt which are the following termite bratt&.. -
W. H. Grant's A. No. 1 Ss Tobacco, ...
Kelm, Robinson A Co's Tobacco,
Eugene Elpward's Tobacco,
Grant's Pound Lump Cavendish, ' - ' • . . -
. .
' . Hazard and Railroad Brands,
1 . 200 Caddy Boxes Half Penzd Luigi.
CIGARS! CIGARS!! C.IGA RS!!!
• ONE mxi-zaorr .49.13301.7.T18MS 33.R...ALT•T1Z5E3.'!..: , - ,-';''',
AU of which we offer to the trade at prices which outwit fail to please.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.;!..._; -.
dliWottli of Poaches and Tomatoes should be Immediately Gelled Op In ,
I •.,,,...-.2., ARTHUR'S NEW SELF-SEALING • • , •1 •
. .... • ..
. . TELLoW FIREPROOF AND ANNEALED GLASS FRUIT JARS TO DE nip AT TA':
CHINA AND QVEENSW ARE , STORE or ~. :1 ... :
• . ' - H`}7 INT mt - ‘z . xi I <3 33 - 3( ~ ...
i
I I, ...
No- 122 Wood Street: Pitt s b ur gh ,. Penna . : '‘,..l.l
IN Tll .l s . ss . a i lao m & u ßtlrlio: Of tri o = ." fitflyiliimiewilittei k
emck : i sgers Di znd ,p cohn ri na tri ,a l s e . erebStl t. hl T ill 1 , ::
Ing, and Toilot Ware, WM:eV/trifled. TroreS/o. Taldo.W.a, expreally Tor darabllttrla boolKerdrfdaaerlpilaicAhlta
no 4 dad Band French .JEsurlish CHINA In MS or Aaparata piece.. Also a choke ailed/on af:Talil• Cutlery, and Tow
waitha, Fork..ayp.p. plat.] on Orman SAM; Tumblers, Oablete,Ala Olawlea or ..10,rlat quallt,Ti all ot low prim.
...,121a1,1
The Theory of Cooking>by Gas
1a ni iv, timidly established, and we can refer for the. truth-of the above to
many oft he most sterling And reliable TaidiesSiid - '
Gentlemen in Pittsburgh, -
~ , f „..T ~
.•;.. ~1
MUSGRAVE'S GAS COOKING - STOVE:7
IS NOW FAIRLY BEFORE TIM PUBLIC, and givaentire aatialaitianinivTAy. n a r k * .
To the Dreamed, the Chewed, the /Warr, to aft Crystre Saloons, RettauranLit, Ealing Houses, lbilor. and ihyt Sa ,
lif well . Private Fatal. it is found I odispeodble when once tried. it. rotate isidias....dtresaStas trot 1111141000 W,
dials ready Ina momelL The fuel i. not expensive. It prod.. I. etnelte,reo sdok;modtrt, and will COOkliqikly aadi
perfectly. And...things we will oaraotee.
It may be used.. soy table, slander .elfin soy trarto or story, and will be fortileltediu any ,hislotiot 'Dada Itteli the
p r y... of . A . gip la.y., iltarai,te snots for no Extra Abilwegatry &Red with ite St.. complete, - whicLatill ' be au els
.
vuti orosment to say gentleman's dining room. .
rt....cat! sad Investigate, as Lara v arra lIALL, .er,,aa IIoof , WOODNTREIVIV I43-
Wa. TtTE, Secretary. geld-dip - GAS COOKING STOVE COMPANY.
••e . .
PATENT ELASTIC FlREATM'weppitraooF
CEMENT
& 3°7315/9ow, prOpi4etor.;
ARE NOW -PREPARED TU . -CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE SIiO4TEO NOTICE
the above partici rim end Water-Prool'Oement Roofing. It balm the only article yet Invented that wilt succeeded,'
1.41,1 the action or the annerpbere In every climate.
IT IS PERFECTLY .FIRE AbIIYWATER-PitOOEV
And in point of durability, sr. Lenore It•lstetnal, If not enperior, teeny Metallic Zootlirgi We 'can puelfona..t Tfa
Tor, Iron or Shingle Roche, It making no difference how Rat or wily lb. roof miny br4.11111,' , ' I
Roofing is warranted to prove aiabere 'represented. Wo will put It on for—
• • .VJX DOLLAR!? PER .SQUARE, (TEN FEET SQUAB),." t
W. will apply It upon Tin and Iron /14.4. P.O TWO DOI.LA PER- sQUAILE:Iduirt. - -ve...t of -Ito . the
dirapeet paint *atm be med. *
.
':-.
o burn. all wAto are builaiag • and also those wbo wish their Roof. Repelrad ,ba I. at oar oake;lX.lldlrreThef,
and examine wimples nod ratlafy t horned eas in tepid to the durability LA practicability of tido }Wang: •
J. O. PERRIN..') PERRINt JOHNSON,
P. A. JOUJISON, No. MS Third street, between Wood and 13m1
WM. JOIIN,SON,
.) • PittabiuT,R, aa.
I hove made a chemical exeminallon °teems sperinseas of W. E. CPCILDAA)XV3 ROOFING, left it sty ONION the re•
entre of which are as Odle*.
Lt. The moues/ Is compounded mae to remain pliable for a greet tenth of tinte. ., . 1 ' , , t. • .-....,_
2d. The coneistetwi is notreadlly lunnensed by the temperature; consequently: it would not be, liable to meitlind rtal,_, - .. -
01l from a math Somme, or crack in Winter, Le. estremea of =sterna beatlmd told would bat Winne ft. .. 3 ' , l'''''.,
&I. The oacopoaltion la uot acid but @lightly alkalises. It would not destroy the cenvass„ but ma the contrary yondect - ...,- e i-
It from. he oction or the weather. •
ith. II I. Water Proof; mid to a 'terse extent Fire.troof dud is, sparks surd Are bandafalling upers tt rioultimitlts-
dame It . In my trninion such a roof will lost for years itput on grandly andricetiln ' ptattootkau • ~' • ........1", •.- '.7
Respectfully, • ' l a. yoms„ ebeini.i. -- :..i' •
. .
Laboratory Pm UP Want strait, 9uolawati, Ohba ~
• - . .
... , . . . .
- - Ourimmatt AolUrtif Reis& iv. 04*.l 5;e041317.'
I here examined W. E. CURDS A. &ea Elastic Fire attd Water-FM.Of eauwat Roan& widen Tara I *tha - AldlltkmasellOr
•
It a good lusenttostimul am willing to insure buildings thee protected upon the same terms sal *we thaw thented
os tNEM
metal. aplAydawF [Mined' , SO;3LAW,AttßoyalleCe., andLiterp - ,.
. • .
Flexible, Fire - and Water-Proof
R a , fin"
nDAIIx & Eir4Aisrr, Proprieiciiic . • •.
No. 37 Water Street, Pitted:4%h, and,,P;.Petenpereei Allegan*.
rIIHIS IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET. It - ii geed
I. ex teosively to New York and Philadelphia, and I. well appnord. It Is epplleabis to coming '
Foundriee, Daellinge, Warehonses, Bridges; Steamboatsand Rii road Cara..ll
It will loot loopr Rooting or Sbitigles, end millets the Tarim* ihatigai of. eibiiitar by
cold. heel or damp. Itsprioripal Ingredient - le of extraordinary elastic Datum and It tomer loaseethis. ebeelidt It
can be teadily applied to all birds of ronfi. tint or atop , old or cow , on Iron: thYttr eroOd.-"'lt atilt not mitts inin
stb
rr. or crick to Maim:o It Is not Injured by being tramped upon.
is Both Fire and `.. 4 . 4 • • '
....Tor farther Irkformalloo, apply to the proprietors.
.1857.
TRANSPORTATION. :
CAPACITY ON , E HUNDRED DAILY..
•r• •
LOY . D & C -
Lauceeeeoas TO LLOYD a Leatole,l - CO.,
• - • •
HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS: WINTER, are now prepared
`TzEeNT•TerinT;PANTut-- - cLANAT. ...et.zrzo rt.lti27.:xtc›..ii-ti- • 1 - 2
Through to and (rum the Easter/1 Cider!. We can assure our friends and all thaw disposed to patrotdse the Pett s. deed
and lleliroed; that so pains ea be spared to render general ontlatection to . lIIIIPPI6/507 SoiSTJITIN AND . WASTIOID
Till:10 UT. • , •
The Avoolance of the Inelinedßlanes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
naiad dmpatth to the truimialon of height Mee Penn Street, at the Oared Dietz -
‘ -• • !q'-9 YD a Col
1857. CANAL NAVI GATION 1857
TLITEIR"Et PORTABLE BOAT Liz733„ - . -
yiarenn .ylvaitia
•
Capacity Two Thonssuid Tons Per Mcinclißaoh Waj'.
nUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LAROW/1,1 4 1c5u5,. - _ - :
.4 during the pars Winter and we eon now .Get aurprEes the entente. adnustep of a DOUBLE DAILT.ISIM
to and from Pittsburgh. Philadelphia Plaltintoro. Our line Wog oompoeid entirely of PORTABLE SOME, bet oat
transhipment Is required. Merchants sending Freight to our Ides tan rely upon ite balmy put through wjeti .11 p.m
spud arid &motels. WARMIOUSE, TIAS!Ist, career of Liberty and Wayne greeds,
BIER
•
. • • . •
A Rime Chants for Itairestinest.
PRE SUBSCRIBER, designing: t9 . embark
.11, In A weir enterprise. otters for rale Ow
terns, As., now westing owler, "at Ids Stwedew works,
R.Ywo , Building+, V arliAltrw r. The baldness location and
@lushly of Slechluery lu wee, eouitilnwl will, terms, present
et rang inducements to Investment of (splint-
I f the above I. net dleose.l of se ti guavas by the v.. 0
week In J nue, It • will then be dist:weed of In parte to mit
pada re. • W7d. WARWICK,
mylniitf Ryan' Ro/I,llng, filth street.
J UST R ,co E ,m oN u lytD .eigji:.,_
tuswn,,ooo..ll,VVir.l afneturedutieeco.
n o
ot — atoxeMktUrobacco seer offered
The le,oo elainittatiouaa4 .01,4
citoßatlirmireivis 7'
co illeidtheeld!treelllnopiastAN!._
pl11:11/LS. .110111Fitlfrkno
dv
Taar• oadl Ibr 'isle by arlS. 7011.11 FLOVYACO.
SUGAR, — . 2 hhda Cuba for sae -1101 P 10 . - clem
nom
) , Au* ..aLevie•-
- Eig;Maaii
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
C
L'D S (OW
R 0 0 F I.NC
Ji`ellePtY ineraD MA.
AE 111011 I LLUMINATING ;PROPPat
" •
TEES of G. from Rode and alelepluotta aidshaticee
have always mule Item • favorite mateeial ear . •
facture of Illuminating (lea. Manythe Compu&ke owe Lee
lu with coal, lm order to oupply their cosh:Kure wills a /1. -
parlor QteUti , tte(h.
. ROSIN OIL le entirely inie 001111 all diva and Won Nab--
. yggo e o t once, it. Brilliant Ogg
. The wester original cost of the apparatke girths Aseas.
o r co w together with the attentke and
..ponstantly required, and the dillkulty,ll not Inman.=
of elaingY.W.U.g unWhOlaeoace, &kudos wag
OBuctiverprree, ga per In cal, molar Ibe 11061 X OIL
APPABATUS o f and Enure ni•Wrableinevery way.
B.OOATEIL of BM Itradway, New York, ham devoted hla
I eatire attention to the utanufeeturaand eallicYPoltabla Qui
Amirante, awl resportfully cane the attention et; IBC
public to Ida wont aninplete and oilklaut Abichhog'
Pirferlen to th•Pwrcimar INN/!NllccllgNiMlT
saluu...Patilartheriwfornaliowodpwa—
erllAT
bble ere
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