t.t.t4 , 51 , cit... , :•: - .." - . , .. :1/4. ...1„.. ti ~.. '. tiff( *OW ... .., ... , 'Eittliiiii-ithENV,G, NOV. • .7, 1847 ..0? THE C7lT.lidl . .N' die City. 84,d'!51,44fshborho.crel. i/16%. • lii . IFICT Is =i - from East Bloomfield N: preach' isi"the • Third Presbyterian Church, ow next Sabbath, services commencing is 19:41410dt A end 7 o'clock P. M. Dr:;: d'Biziney will preach in the rifthTreebyttmlan Church to-morrow (Sabbath) SfternpOn at 8. o'clock. The public generally aroterdialli, invited to attend. The Courts. Tzlnimrea.—Yesterday was the third day of the .trial of Jones, charged with thi = order; Of.Wallam CampbelL A dense and steaming crowd of people jam med the Oyer and Terminer yesterday, listening with all ears to the testimony, and observing with great interest all the proceedings in the trial of James Jones. The prisoner, who had before, occupied a seat beside his counsel, wog yes tardily. placed in the prisoner's box. The defence produced ac, their first witness for the day, Mr. Robert Morrow, who testified in brief that he called. on Jones on the morning imme diately after the death of Campbell, at the re quest of Mr. •Hamilton, Jones' counsel, and charged-him that he should say nothing of the cake to any ono. Thit was on the morning of the Bth April. -Wm. Caftwiight, Esq., was then called to the stand tts an, adopt Ho testified that the pletols of Allittes etiginal patent, which was the kind alleged to base been used in this cane, argre'dangerous 7reititoas. in the hands of unskilful people. Ile explained' at some length the way in which accidents might occur. lie himself bad had a painful. experience in this matter biting a thumb +hot oft" whilst bawd• - ling of this !latent a shalt tittielinea. ' (Int.. Way was sworn and 'examined to the !. M* tioint es Mr. Cartwright. Ilislestimony was to a similar effect with that given by the former gentleman. Neither of these witnoises Were cross-examined, and the defence rested BM!!MEM!!! Berman "Major, T. A. Rowley, Capt. Roberts, Thos. 'McCoy, Richard Jones, Mayor Wearer, Mr.A`hoinpson and officer Fox, who testified as to Nelson, one of the witnesses for defence, that his character for truth was very bad. Mr. Col lier also submitted the records of the Court showing that Nelson had plead guilty in his time twice topetit larceny, and that he hadbecn guilty of ether . crimes and misdemeanors, and fieen in the lionitentiary. Josephino Thompson was then recalled by Commonwhealth, bat , her testimony, after a lengthy discussion, under the circumstances in, arid to the object for Which it was offered, was ruled out as cumulative when it was to be offer ed as rebutting. Mr. Glenn was called and testified that he would not believe Smith or Horton, another of the witnesses for defence, on oath. Thewitnes see having all bean examined— D. D. Druce,'Esq., opened in a very long and arduous speech for the Commonwealth. lie commenced his speech between eleven and twelve o'clock in the forenoon and, except the time of recess fur dinner, continued speak ing until twenty-five minutes past . three. He reviewed with considerable interest all the facts in the case as they were brought out by the ex amination, and upon them built up and fortified hie hypcithesis of the event under examination. At-half past three, G. P. Hamilton, Esq., com menced his speech, opening for the defendant. He stated that it was the first time he had ever appeared before a jury in a case involving issues of life and death, and that he felt deeply the., responsibilities devolved upon him. He knew, however, that whatsoever his experience might be wanting in, his colleagues would supply. Ai . - ter citing certain rules of law touching the force of evidence which it is necessary for the com monwealth to bring in a case like this, he passed at once to an examination and arrangement of the facts elicited by the previous examination, bringing them to bear upon the hypothesis of an accidental discharge of the pistol by which Campbell was killed. Mr. Hamilton proceeded in a clear; careful, calm and well considered speech until near 6 o'clock when be concluded. In the regular course, as agreed upon, it was undertitood that J. M. Kirkpatrick, Esq., was to spells ia Best for the Commonwealth. After Mr. _Hamilton had concluded Mr. K., however, arose and begged the indulgence of the Court. lie t i stated that ho had been suffering severely du ring e afternoon from a violent bead-ache and Baked hat the Court might grant him until af ter supper, when he would in all probability - be able Stipa on with such remarks as he intended making in the ease.. Judge M'Clureatetted that the trial could not go on, on the Sabbath, and as it alas highly desirable to conclude the case as soon as was just, right and proper, he wished their present eitting to continue until eight o'clock. While he was anxious to accommodate all parties as far as was consistent, be. trusted that such an arrangement could be made among learned counsel as that the trial could proceed without any interruption. Mr. Roberts, one of cottage' for defendant, proposed to pair off with Mr. Kirkpatrick, which proposition was accepted by the latter gentle man, and thereupon Mr. Swart:welder cows mended speaking for the defence. He spoke with great animation. lie contended that this was a case of murder in the first degree, or it wad an accidental shooting. He analyzed the testimony of Harriet Strew, the most important in the case; as going to show that it was a case of wilful murder. While engaged in this analy sis, at about 6 o'clock, with a sudden cry as of pain, Mr. S. threw up his hand. and fell over in a fainting fit. The Court was instantly in great confusion, this event coming to heighten the tragic circumstances which naturally cluster around a trial, involving issues of life and death. Mr. S. was as soon as possible borne from the room into thu fresh air where he soon revived. The Court adjourned for the day. The great wonder has been to us during this, as it was in the great trial of last term, how the Court and the bar manage to live through a pro tracted and important trial; one which draws in,a huge crowd of spectators. Never have we experienced in any room open to the light of heaven, a more depressing atmosphere than reigned in that Court room yesterday. It was packed with men, and each with a wet and reek ing...jacket, and many emitting at each expiration, filmes of tobacco and of whisky, polluted the vital air in such a manner as only,a room with the best ventilation could have rendered tolera ble. That room is miserably ventilated, and hence the personal discomfort and pain of one, and the fainting of another of the counsel in this case. From a protracted and crowded trial the Judges come forth from that Court room looking like men just from their sick beds. We trust that Mr. Swarttweliler will be able today to proceed with his speech and presume that thecase will go to the jury some time to-day. Tae "Sunman" Tnaosur.—We have already made a statement of the leading facts in this cue as we found them in the Wheeling papers. The Intelligencer of Thursday gives us come fur ther bets as follows: • "The young man Wilson, who left Sunfish so suddenly, when the search commenced for the 'body of the murdered girl, Allen, was arrested day before yesterday at Belmont station, on the Central Ohio It. lt., by officer Marshal of Sun fish. Wilion was secured and taken to Sunfish the same evening, where he is now confined awaiting examination, "The preliminary examination of Wm. Swain, one of the parties upon whom suspicion rests for complicity in this foul transaction, memo, cod on Tuesday afternoon, before Esquire Mor rell. We have no reliahle information as to lhe evidence elicited, but learn that Mr. Foreman's testimony in regard to the, clothing and general appearance of the two men seen by' him, from the orchard, on the day of the girl's disappear ' ante, corresponds with the clothing worn by and the appearance of Win. Swain and Wm. Morrl- Son at thitt time." The inkiligenerr further States that near the pitied where the crime was onimitted were foetid a largo cost button and a Wm covered rag, which had evidently been used to bind a finger wound. It will bo recollected that , Swain and Morrison were engaged id plas; tering a house for some time before the girl dis appeared. CRARTOILD COUNTY RAILWAY BONDS IN COUNT. ,3. W. Howard, Esq., has been jklnintilk in hopil before the Court in Crawford County, to er of the County the value of certain beads NOW by mai COUnty to the 1.. &E.A. E. The C.Caility Commissioners, through their counsel, 11,N. Pettis, Esq., resisted the claim, but the County Court gave a decision adverse to the Commtasioners. The Case was taken up to the Sapreme Court this day a week. The Conneaut villa Courier from Which we gather the above feet soya i l e e 4 . e Supreme Court ;erased it and ordered tried. by a jury, and an issue made it ether G. W. Howard had knowledge of the ist Mon which the subscription was mad& 10 lend doubt but that the people of Crif. w torg,County will be freed from a burden to yid& tbey aro in no , way liable in justice, or aligiq•" lc. JlOry MOVE= LITZHAUT CLITH.—Tho Pittsburgh .=-..gilubiim re-organise for the winter at ~,Bail ibis evening at half 'pus' eaten. Ailtarattendance of the old members gi. reqUest- Oanped plicallens for membership are desired. lot hils'bee n in existence for ftya orl II: „ d hailipon Its rolls the 'name of some 0 7.:;1414E most prominent young men isrthe silty; . _ .---roitaildsticieeting of M 8 O L 0. Of . St -I'ffratoO y d this eroWng. 800 advatisempt. Ws take U4ll 1E414 .lillstice ottoman Cath- Mit OAProteda6te irdthe-London Ch r isti an rifitmi - 'ecnirp — fro' thebest authors .'ltoutguk CalboUoile the =oda, ress..--,151,0K0 o , Protestuns, ss,=,,too Tampon in the United States 144 The °logical Seminaries and Colleges, employing 916 professors, and 149 tutors. There are in these 18,757 otndente,of whieh 5,581 ore professors of religion, and 1,927 have the ministry in view. Whole number of alumni 67,691. Of these students, 478 are Presbyterians, 211 Congrega tionalists, 100 Baptistg, 06 Associate 'Reformed, 75 slethedist Episcopal, 71 Christian, 69 Episco palian, .40 Lutheran,' 80 Dutch Reformed, 21 German Reformed, and 25 Unitarian, Tits authorized American Army consists of 17,867 officers and men; the actual strength is 12,698. • The British Army on Jan. Ist 1856 consisted of 100,834 men. of whom 154.806 were effective. • THE salaries of the President of the United States and his Cabinet amount to 589,00 0 . That of the President is 825,000, nod the others nre $B,OOO each. A MPS' ONE HUNDRED YEAIIS 01.D.,—T110 old est person we know of in Western Pennsylvania, is Mrs. Dossanv, mother-in-law of Samuel Wetmore, of Spring township, Crawford county, with whom silo resides. Saturday last was her one hundredth birth Ilan; she celebrated it by riding to this place, visiting Nichols' Bogner roan Rooms—to reach which she climbed two long flights of stairs--and sitting for her like ness. Before she left town she called on us.— She sits upright, is healthy, smart and active, his good eye-sight and does not seem older then many 'Mutts of sixty-five or seventy years.— When the battle of Bunker Rill was fought, she was a resident of that immediate vicinity, and during the battle was obliged to leave her home for safety. She afterwards visited the ground with others, and administered to the wounded and dying. She distinctly remembers the doings of Revolutionary days, and speaks of various 'sautes - she witnessed with greet nnintwtinn Contwrwirilie ORM , Nor. 1. Therms rue MAU/A.—DV Dougherty awl:" ng" taf, charged with slabbinauellff in the Pth Wnrd a fem-days nor were np before the Mayor yesterday to which time the examination bad been deferred to await the result of the wounds inflicted on Staneliff. After a fair hearing the Mayor held the three men, whop° names stand above, to bail in the sum of saw each to appear for trial at the December term on charge of as • sault and battery with intent to kill. Stancliff is now considered out of danger from the wounds which he received at the time and place before alluded to, and is believed to he rapidly recov ering. A I.KRGE number of persons have been arrest ed near Conneautville on suspicion of being the thieves who have been committing depredations along the line of the Canal between that place and Girard. The Courier says the proof is conclu sive that a regularly organized band of thieves, has been living off the people through that sec tion, who would be glad thus to get rid of them. Tne TEMATIIN.—Miss Kimberley played last bight, in a part which we could not like in a play which we hate, to a fine house, and aid all that lies in the power of any one to redeem the piece. Her recitations between the plays were very fine and elicited much applause. Tu Raftsman's Journal, of Clearfield county, states that the work on the Tyrone and Clear field Railroad in still actively progressing, and that at a meeting of the Directors, kohl Friday week, it was determined to push the enterprise forward with all possible speed. Tux jury in the case of Guy C. Irvine vs. M. il: M. Bank, after being out until tvro o'clock on Friday morning, agreed upon a verdict for the Bank, and against the claim of Mr. Irvihe. The leading facts in the case Isere. stated in brief in the Ga,tre of Friday morning. Hos. Ss urea. CEO4S, Ex Associate Judge of York county, was struck with paralysis on Thurs day afternoon week.. One -ide of his body was completely palsied. and he was deprived of speech. He still lie? in a speechless. and Criti cal condition. A FACT.—Another enlargement of the Iron Clty Commercial College, to accommodate its inereasing number of students. has just Leen efreetrol. In the, trying times this fart speaks A olumes in fay, , kt the growing encores and superior ficilith • afforded the gsiness man in this College to obtain complete or rough - commercial education. This enlargement of the hitherto ?vicious accommodations of the Col lege consist, in the addition of another ball eighty feetlonr, and - over twenty wide. It i 3 tier thus that real merit sooner or later meal - es its due reward. Ern Atm Eta---Dr. Smith, of Baltimore, who has met with such unbounded sheaves in this city, and has returned after an oluenew'of too weck., to cc main tt short time in oar city. that all who are of. tlietesi with the above disenws may hole time and npportistilifitlienittratL • At this in his tact ritlt to 1 Pittsburgh irmay be mite for persons in nor 1 of Lis skill not to delay giving him an Mum:ditto rail, as he will not take any patient who .oin not lie etut-ti before ho leaves the city. Pr. . Si' conntomol on's. the only firm on this continent that mallet - sown, artificial human eyes, which aro insetted without pain, and which move and appear es,perfeet as nat. untl, and ran not he distinguished from the natural eye. It will he good news for persons who have het, BO unfortunate as to bite an eye, and they will, no doubt, with pleasure embraee the opportunity of liar. ing that organ. the loan of which e, renewals tares a gentleman or lady, repineed. All he asks it a fair and impartial trial of hit new a n d painless remedies, and warrants a cure in terry ea, of deaf tICF3 where the organs are perfect in fortstatt , n• Dr. Smith may be contained at the St. Clint,.' Hotel, Pitttbargh. • 1 1 / srt.."..tse It, sr. , , ....1 i ..// 1. I . ltt-t./..gli. Nor 3i. le- , ' Thy f :lon mg are frem the Con 11 a. Ito •.f yesterday :a am li i ,re. •••r • . ILI., Hank ' I', 111LoI t, In le. w :he lee, Mt. aiernoug troll .. .I,t/ I/ n f 1 THICK/. 1 . 1..11 l''''...'. , 11,, ... 0 1,0 .1,1;.1001 1.... , i.il 'lll ..1 11 , 01 1.7 ~, ~,, . i, ,.. v . , ~ ~,, ~,,, i'k.tAbilral AC:, real-. She h. ale., 1 ../.. herr/ le -lopped • nt I. rem-eta/re let New York vis Potsburgh ay r id PPill' to - it, mon 0,/ I'. 0n...,,'' at Pub/burgh, 1/zro 'be to I , • ../', too, • ...mi .. • ... 1 . 7 `.... - ' I..irt . t the threats Tel .t. t.hatol.. I. tenet iron,/ ,11,..1it .1 .-.Di i i it! N P I 1.• • Pr.'Y/ !••11 . :11,d I. I r , • ,. 1..r. ..'Cb.. k ',stream morrdng oe-tr Now Stela/mod on. man L e.. 4 el ~,.. tr,..,,,,, 1.1 4 1 k, .ole. t'orronetty h,ve !lot .1. , tar. .1 + ills. 10, I. oot of tl-e hro•ill- ef stse leer et , s • bury I. motecal.le.l sa badly That be donrs t In tise hou eller ~..,.,b. .1 {IV' . in 1i.1.0'... % , t , ' YIP rl Pt - oT 4 Pitt lII.'. 11 ,, . , no . . toOoeu" e.ot watch wen sitorittlY smolt , . F1I1I: 1. of 11/. e-oponl vh• to To Dellats rmr share of ..1, but met dongeroon The bust was toned beck to MY Is holt to 1,.:.'10t....1 to She,. 4 ,,, not., , ~. nod Thrtet Dollar. ' . it, and is new beteg mputmd The metal was not touch ~,,, c .,..,. „ „,_ i ., ..„„. ,•, , „ I . 1 , ~,,,,bl„,m,.e. mote than 7. leaf ol on Inch think where it gave nav At trot ner otter Ilse 1 Yili in et p 11 a/tit it, /Si, , C supe•rmoing inspectors ut Louisville. the oel .1 Int e ae eet ~ v I' ant clanged the solute of meeting stem:nese on the lakes ~,,,..71 ~.,.., ~..:- ~ „- - - n0d...0.-nee front the ringing of belle to blowing of steno, t /a `'. '''' t ateolo i etslo,.l. ~.• t...i..rt +1.1,..7, / .•1.:,.t , iatUralli v. eek, there was net among the ws l• - . - -,...kt. ELI,/ it2N f•r Thirteen Direetoro of , .4 loaf steamer...lying. at Fl. Paul, toe hands demanding • -.., D. m remit„,, b, eerie tor the , tno uto,c, year. will h. ~/. lo ter month They lied been rec./Irma. g...M. Tla boats' bel I at the °Mr/ . IeWI %Cater street. on TP ESDA Y. tha ! /alkyls very rightly rotated tonreedn. and their hands all loth day of Nolember n at. beta.. 0 the hours of 10 S. It . I. fl and'_ r a F. 11 0 , 11710 , N. Soo'''. I The limiting.. RoehmMr, and simalY Pri.d. ... the - _... _ ~ ~.,,..,-.,,,-..,„., si - z" -- ..,,,,,,Ei".i. - ,,T . ,, , , . !1e...., loading tot Ptonlmcgto. The two trait will 1...5e Ihttehorgh.June 25to.tora f ' .litoeionlog.” [l:7-.„ - - -n i) , Co iliio trlllitV With dig :nth setttit di of the ,:::..,1,.':',,';,",T,',:',:`,.'",„":'",,r"1:,,,,,,trZ„":„r,,'7,g. 1',,1h7117,..1:7; ---, C.metantiol, of Che Conn %%%%% lilil .4 PetiliA, i , ..t144 ' ~r 111,1'1,211.er no ob.uld ha. much b. do with that dullness. mat - i.. be - 1 t gtw•t/ th tt or'w 'ettott wail let made m tle , ' The Delemte Dean St Drools will, a light trip mu the unit t e ginistoo, at De nott sw, ~,,, to ilot 1t.1t ,,, ./ or Pilo. I us, teal. and the Gen Pike, to Et Lotus, crowded with people siou •Ji tie , Charter oi th, 11 , , ininte' and /I ioultruirers . • sod :too boo. ti eight . UM, the Landis to New Orloam w oth Dank ••1 Pittelourglo. ter the berm .1 linos.. )'ex.. Ily order •,, ,>m: and 70 deck pwasenwers, and 4711 tam, of freight, of the Mandel lune tore.urre the only tmosiont departures /luring the day. The 3e2seoltnol W. 0. BEN N Y•Caelnet• sitter Wave oat unamoldohly detained from leaving for the r - e - '1 . 1 1 11: 1./N I.Y tier Imo ! where 'Tickets can lie 'band City , but ion clear this ...loc.. was also the U T Y yr.sotod ii„ ie, Imo! fro Clray„ end ti,o North. " " "I ' "'" "'"`"'" r ' r f_'_ Phi. . ___ est, ot eon It. noir am( C./1 umbn• to Cinch/null and the I, Steamboat Register. S,•tob-W,....t.....1.t rof nay tie nod leherty tatoMe, nod No , A Rill CND-Jefferson, Brownsyllia lomerne, der, Colonel la llonotogotheln 11/m..., I ,boors below tl, conic(. I Bayard Elimtwilb S. P. 1111. bard; Cliwitanntit Forest City, P ENO/11..1ND. Grucrel Agent, . ‘,.,, '.. solS tf Co.R. It , 31. CR. It.. C. kT.&M. S. It it. 1 ' " ''''''' _ ' - __ . DEPARTED-Jelferson, Drowns/611m I.irrerne, dot Colmel Atasomm Itiom. t Bayard. Elisabeth, Footled City, Wheeling; Cbevoit. II limb Allegheny City. Oct. IhIlt,1• , 1:.) , ,„, ~,,, , n omy , , ch,eiwwwti, ; "Fulton City, Bt. Louie. 1 ---- . ,- -- - ;= ,, A Gr./ST.IIAI. MEETING Of the Stockholdero • CT./ of this Rank will be held at limo Banking llotiee, f.ll I, H... 431f...0.... eland. TI:ESD.I 1", Oil. P.,1 day of November, nt lo o'clow.i. O. 0 , _ . -_ --..-_ .- ._- -.---, Aleo, an Livelier. for Thirteen Directhrs , to torte for we ensuing year, will he helot at the Rank tug lioise. on 310 - I A N ORDINANCE authorizing the grading DAT, It, teak d., or Nesemlwr, 1 vh7, led wts.n the biome 1/ - 1 and Paving of Wilkins ntti''" l , D.twuke MnlhereY Ml.] 9 o'clock A. /t. and 2 o'clock r. e. and sot/dim/In etreet. orlnnlteo.l6 .1.1 V: ODOR, Cfmh t r. Fames 1. Ile It ordained and enacted by the citizens of - ‘.-____. „. _ _ ,;,_____ ~ , 1 Pittnburgh,ln Fleet and Common Connelly nmembled, and "..'1:111,1;;;ra.i',1:7;;;.',.„.11,...1`,5.1,'." i .It in hereby entettnettolrb&t.ll.7gothio.rli!L.oLyth,fiti came,. T to ha , t . t u b . e •,., --- -' . .NDTICE it; hereby 1, 4 v01t that an Election Wilkins stmet, between Mulberry alley and Smallmin '''''/ for Thirteen IhroctLre of this Initltution , ht is. , rta I street, te ho gmiled and pored In conformity with the pro to the evening year, will loe hoill at the Banking House, 00 I 'talon. of the OtAinance of Cant/elle pasmd the 01.1 day r f /10NI/A V, the lath .icy of November next. between the Atigl.t, 1957. and of the Acts of Amembly, approval the hours of 10 o'clock A. se. and 30. 0. By mho' of the Board I 111th day of May, 1a57. of Dlrectote. GEO. D 11cUltEW, Caollt'r. , Ordained and enarted into n low In Connell., this 7th According to the Act of Aseembly a general meeting of ' ,Inc of Ortnirer. A. It., 1 1:',7. the She kholders will be held on TUESDAY, tin, S.l day gy 1 November, at the Ranking Howse, alit o'clock A. C. oclEf.l -.----- Mr.kVII•NTS non M.......11/1,1718[11.15 . ii4,lllt. I : Atteet, ,, o , l•l , T. s n' erci ntlß:r; ..ii Pittsburgh. October ISollt, 11h7. I I RUASKI,I. ratnErr, {r. 'IN FAccTioN for Thirteen Itirectors of I President of Common Connell U•w . ./Y 1t.,, Donk. to wen for the ensuing year, will he bold A oast !Iran MellAsTill al the Bulking House, on MONDAY, the lottli /of Nevem. / Clerk of Common Council. hot. between the hours of 0 A.ll. nod :IP. Y. ' A general meeting of the Slorkhooldent will be bridal tin. I 'r. I•C.ING-SYCORID silk SON'S n,,,,,kt„, ri no .„ 1 ,1 pi o'clock A. ,I the Name day. I PURE ' - I 0r10,1m.1 W. B. DENNI. Canhler , Oswego - Starch, VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS I - toO; cot . Uuto, Pittnborgit - , DM. 1M1T,1a57. BY CATA X/CEOu Saturday evening • boy.7th. at dolt THE LAI7NDRY,I G•i o'clock, Will oold by catalogue, on the:,. floor of tbe Lt., , , :y j .„ for Thiri,eo Director. oi Mb Immution. to serve for yil - As established a greater celebrity then ' NOTICE is hereby given that an Election new Commerel Balm Room, No. 44 Fifth St., n collection the emoting year, will he held at the Banking lionow, on i .1.1.. been ever been obtained by any other Strath. of faluable book.. among which will be found. 1, 113 , N , D ,, A f Y in , , 1 , 1 . 1. , . ,. 11 , 1 1 11 3 1?.. it , l: Novenilter nest, between the I Thlllnat been the malt of Unmarked ouperlority ln Oa- Ltrdney's Lectures, 2 'nig Russell and JOUVII . Modern Ea• ill . , and Ito Mem - table uniformity. ToP.• 3 • 01 K P1C 4 . 1.3 ..., P.,. °I r,rh,..1,°°,41,'.1t1„aa:,,,a,11;:j,a;!;;1:,a1 And in accordance with the Act of Annemi.iy. o gefiernl I - The public may bo aanured of the contionanra of the high Dock of 5the.,_Ce5.5..4`",„...."".',1.„,":.-,„,..'-4,-,,--,--,.,-„--,..'„:'--,-,1- Ilreting of the Stockholders will Ito bell on Totwiwt , 11,0 :.1 I ntandarl now atablhatetl. "."'"''' ".., Chambers' Pape rs *"'" •••••'' - role ; '' -'- day of November neat, at the Banking lion, at It ,clot k 1 Tito production le over Twenty Ton. Dally. sod the de. yersity of the 'lnman linen; Cluing'. Cromwell, 2 mint • A. m. fly order of the Board of Dirert,Fl. 1 mewl ban extended throughout the whole lluittal State., Ctruke's Orrturnentariew Porgy's Reliquen of Ancient Poetry; 1 _ ILI Hannah llortio Wurko, 2 Yolk, Byron's Llte eel Letters; Lib j.." '._ I t Wellington, Sterne's Workw 2 vole, Brooke . Gazetteer: Ewhiwike . blechatiles, Wort. of Dean Swift, :gala: Antiqul• tie. of & - ollanol; Yergunon's Roman RepubllmFortneen Ilan& 301 IN 51AflOb'FIN, emokler. I atol foreign mot:deka. I iii;ire ELILP.F.i raenatacteoximir, t I k "7 Vorkln thug on n ve large mama and under a rigid i eysteni, tIo•y am able to IR , CII/0 n perfect uniformity In the Mot/Ural, Oct. 2 Mb. i'M / 1 o 1 1 h the 77M is the great Denderuf um pm ity t mom out o year. i p... --, .. , 11?,,1.F.CT10N.-An Electi o n for Thirteen lin Stscch.notionbatul It realised noto.forthr fi rrt ftme. Irook; Scott'. Nene:a Worktc Cowper, Y... g0 Th ""''''' 1 ''''' Dir , tern ~ r thle Cempeny, to eerie for the entitling 1 The very best Starch that coot be made, and no afAcr, le 1111t1 , 1 . , Dryden, Churel.hill,Shenstone, Rattle , Doldsmith, t snr , will bo 11. 1.1 at the ..yri, , g, N o , tr, vr A TEr,sTREET, ~ ,u,,,,, ~,,...4 by c o nsumers, and this will bo supplied to Slinkopeare, Or. Cntalognm ars new ready, nod the books 4. Tur.sn. ,y . It , Iml, 4, o f N.,,, ml,, r, 1F:,7, bete , . the / tilt. by the grOCVXI4, WI 400 n NI their customer, lotto Id of be open foe ,ritnillation no the dilly Or 1.31 e. Pao P. 11. DAVIS, Aunt. hoarser In A/4 110,11 r. a. 1.1 which Is Ili° hest, and ask for. It-otherwise they would will 1 m 1631111 tr. FINNI7I - , Dweretary, •De likely to got that attach) on Ode)) the lorgott MAI% can TEASTEItN PAW - NBltOKElifi SALE - OF I - '--- ---Tii7Ent-niiiiiiiiTiT2i.-61TVA-N-i, I - ' Do mile. l WINTER CLOTIIINO ,-On Howley nil '(7 'lay, I Nommber Nth and 10111 at 10 Welts k A. 11. end 2 o'clock P./1. will bn sold at the new ennaotrrrlll a it a Nell}lo manufacture of Pittsburgh. October . 29, ISA/ l l i Mr. Kinkernbl limlwili miltegfel In 11 . Starch continuously for the last 27 yeary, and dormg.the 1 . AN ELECTION for Nino Directorn of „,,,,,, „ h rt„,,i,,,,,,,31„,,J, n.d„und,,.16„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ' ''''' "' ' •-5. u se I'. ttooirgh Ti toot Company, will be held at the. Inn ~,,y, " % ~,7,1 1 ,1 .„,, ...Don, the beat In the market. For D 4 Fifth *Meet by order ..1 P.O.lterti Pawnbroker, n eery 1 n ii nee ON tun" , 11A Y. the Pth of November neat, I ei;il 41- ~. e ,,,h; had the charge , or Ills ocoonir WM • heiteutive stock a .altiable Winter Clothing, ''''l" In . I ' d I 'l'lj" I ' I man of 10 oldurk. A. Al., nod Ito clock, P. H. et igi ' te .4 . 0. - ,. ' ,. " I which period be invented the proetwe a Hityle and of every variety of seasennble notteria . l' ''''''' '''''''''' ' ' I end Of the rofits of the lasi nix months, Liu. Manufact:ro ,(Coro Blotch. prielng Ilroad cloth end Panty Overvoam, Beery clotliend ' . T ,!';''' '''" k " ; ~ nn . l non ethat day Casslmriv EIIeItitMCOIIIII PrOCk and Drees (loam, Plain oral "". '": I "." ° ' '" "" '''' 'U. 411 qr Ask for King.tionts March, . 110 nom , flt mega kat Fancy Canalmere and Cloth Pants, Bann, Telt.. t, Falk mod 1 " ' .1 OIIN . FOULLY. Canhirr I b,„ ~,f bil,c ,,•b y aoa k,/,,,boie. _ _ • 0110 y Woolen Vests, ileutlemens' Shawls, Underwear . .1.,. j, I - - .- 1 . .---77---'--7- . - e.' - is •,T I lit IS sold by ell of the best grocers In earl y every par of wrier .rntat !NI ...11.11 A I t , 1106 P. ill. DAVIS, Alt • Ittlitburgh,Novetnis•r - , os . , ..,1 ',by ri i I tin country. T. RINRSEORP & SOWS 13051311-t SALE OF FRENCH Kra' . i 117 ~..„- Di „,,lIKS u -At tt rneetingof the B ..1 ° A r- OSWEGO CORN STATtCII, SKINS-At the new Gimmertial Brim It.ons, N u 1 . ' Dirt...lon of 110.01 - ninny. bold 1111 , 41 y. 0 Di..den.. 1 tyros fnSnil , "•.C ., l , ~ v....Net/trod out ol tfir ymilt• of the loot nix month* or Ten 4 11nh "in'''' oil Sothr'd'Y'nnth.g. 5"... 7"" lu'''' ' ' '' ' DR it elte no. • Um tlitltiod one qual relobrity with tbelr. Starch for the . 1. sherd of the Capital Stn. ], N.D . " in b. ""Idi by order of """ 4, "" . ' P'''''' t"6l7 '''. r ach .. a' rit ' re,l, ' .7 - whlc. r l7/t " tio ' .%nr. Iv 1 , 11 tr• 1. r elan [aloe applied LitnadrY. Tide article In PnTr . ' ll Y l'"Mo and 1.. In every city pm Rab, II dwasuperior Ensuch lily Skim, nceroge ~1 to the reoloctionol the sleek due bill; and Poor Potterer, reelwcts eqoal to the best Dermnda Arrow-R.4, leuddee weight fa% lb" P"' • ‘ 1 "• Ti 7 1° ^ "" r " o r -- , .0 , khArt. Mile (Mid in cash toeteeltheldere. or thelr legal repro.. A/Wing additional tin/Little. which render it hrtainable for dollen tOrrOllll . o n prime article tit n low pr re. ' wtotato eq.,. or abet the loth lova. thu dessert. oof. P. 11.1 AVIS, A oct. . al 1 lIIIERT P • • " I Braaten Starch Ma heel extenelvely yanked find robl so INN El, Secretary. D AILY SALES AT NO. fct Ilrfll ST. , • , corn Starch. and her given faim impreevions to many, se to At the, new Comtnerelal Balm ltoome, Ne. kJ Eißk ,Clt y and Cattail . ' of Plailadelpitia. mt. .Pr WP om Its great ea delimit] and parity. It be coming at. Into street, entity week day, aro bell public gabs of goods In till / d 113 , 1114.. Tim Collllteler.o.l . ll or I'intNTYLV 4711 k, ostensive toe as a diet ihr Infante se variety, suited for the trade all cometim/M1 from • large T allbnerltwr booing tteen t " l° ' .° e Pm" , "? the otook •bleh Is mmanntly replenished with Imeli consign- rig) .i.II%IFiS NICIIOI.SON, AJIMIII/StrtttOr ! : , iota' born leant.] Lattridry end Corti EM MA, Will mend, that most be cloned forthwith. , dr Iwwt+ non td thm state of John Nisioulson, degmuted • I-- al 'ha a aa Mt.. •rith .4 , 1 3, 1•.. r enagti. • .... •. • •-- - -• •Inpply the troth , et litektiatt -nd (.Luc y artielea. M.. ' gr,,tinr. WC C.ollllnntlii 3,11, .1...0i01, that laying aside nll 30111: Y. PERRY, . . __ ........ I - ^ Starch Fact, RING WOI - .11 Tr.trno, like other E urface derive their origin from nor..it - lett in thebl••od. d frequently are very difficult to get rid of. The ly sure remedy for either of thorn it ' S Sp- 10 - h Mixture, the magic blood corrector. Mr.. 'Vanderbilt, No. Ilk Suffolk Stro.t. nyk of Th. .NT LAN is Cmcuktrrn I.i rku Yuu Nrw Tone, March 25,1052. Being unwell, and not knowing whether it proceeded from derengement of the liver or merely hystee ffe. I PHA perinmil ed to parch,' n hoe Dr McLann'l Colelin:tiel Liver till., prepared by Fleming Brew., Eitoiburgb, letbre I had need them ell, was entirely relieved. 1 ton 310 V eujoying Perfect health, and cheerfully recommend Dr NErLYIO;I , Eel cbrated Liver rine to all similerly afflicted. lgi_rnrcheweeehould be careful Week for Pit ?PLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER Dll,Lffonswintectureel I.y YLEtliNtl BROS.. of Pittsburgh. I'.. There ttre othietille purporting to bother PIM, now before the public. Dr. )I'l..uc • eel.. nine Liver Mlle, aleu bbi celebroted Temnifuffe, am now be hnd et all reepectable drug storm. None penttin , without the aignature of nAttlewT _ P.MUISCMCMS. . „ . DITTSBURGII. -THEATRE. !Awn and ........... C. FaitEß • EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION SATURDAY EVENING, Nor. tit, ISI7, will be prewenteil the einlobretwi play of GEORGE BARNWELL—George Barnwel. Mee Kimberly: Thorn Julia ~ ,II H. A. Wearer, Tru men, J. Illirriaqui Miliworei, Cook. Orand Pas Scut Hiss Emily Waldo:scram To conclude with tho great drama of JACK' A. SHEPPARD. SlloPPlu'd• Mint IIIntitollY: Blueskin, W. Young In preparation. CLARA: or tho CHRISTI A N HEROINE. GRAND CITIZENS' BALI., TO R 1 GIVEN AT WC .A. Et 0 1•11 0 HALL , Friday, November 13th. YOUNG'S FULL BAND IS ENGAGED FOR THE OCCASION 4r rfernre for sale at tbe principal and Scorns, oe3l;P.atild IattUNNY, 31annger. auction salco. P. M. DAVIS. /Auctioneer. Commercial Sal. Roams, No. 61 Fifth Street. n nu prising neMl7 eveesthing needed In thehnniur boo ts and and , 1,,,..t n e. and ese.es whttistacm, you hc:uu - daptm;r, In ytmr ! Agent for Otosek". Bta“ ,/, na) , ne; table cutlery, hardware, clothing. boots and • „.,. ~,,i b e r„„.„ the b enera blo, Jrt Judges or our Ov ' Per Dot len eof }llama at., nod Duquesne Way. nhoes, ladles ear, M. ' plot.' Conn, oI a COO, V. to held on Friday, tho leth day ' ' ' e ' rn '' go N. KELLOGG tt 00., Agent. At echxh, P.n.. Itemmlodd and kitchen furnltore, new , of catcher, A. IL, laltt, at luo'clook, of the forenoon, toeless • lee Vallee Street, New York. sad second band: bode atai beddinitt molv't-et v1ct7.77 trop can. why security should not be entered In BIICII amonntas ! ALLBN A NEEDI:29. A gat. me China Ilse susl'm b.bg , :a.a.n.. FOtw'''' Ac. • the Court nmy dloct for the faithful performance ot your I . Z booth Wharves, PhibWelphis. At 7 o'clock, I'. hl., fancy articles, watches. clmks, Jewel- , Mai.. Administrator afresaid, and twiner to ebb]. the , ~,,,a , n,,„„,,„.. , .3rad rip too.i.tl lartrumont. gunk r ichine, dry cords, WM rd, of the Court in the protases. A, and hereof fall not, I-- --....--- —"__L.__.._-----------r,' "r. D.— and ,b,,,, 4 books, stationery, ac. h. M. DAVIS. Anct'L , under penalty of one hundred ound, i VSTATE OF DAVID CA.N NADI, DEC' ,.. m .-..-----------------. I With,. OSWALD TIIOIIPSON, Enquire, at Philadelphia 1 the '.'nth der of September In the year of our Lord, ono CIIDER MILLS AND WINE PRESSES of ! thouttand eight hundred awl . 1111 y Buren. having clam skeins! medlata payment, and all t 4.-Lli,d.ii.Utromorisro.ind.detrtetto.bl to ? w e ... enta ng le ia ut .ta ttav o ld ik lCtin . nem, ~e3o,,,,,,b_andOKHON. Dep. clack, 0.0. NJ various slue Or wale at the Peed mot Apiculture' , estate will present them. triM sib ' al 'F b"t d 4 Waseinntee, 47 Fifth street, Pittsburgh P. caT:4l.•ll ... J wAnn u ir. i NOTICE:---Tho Burgess and Town Cotuacil b"ll`*".'"imdolibejthANltrAN°Nr No."""dlmther.. of Om Borough of West Greenville, Mercer County, 0,15,,,,,, 0. 0. OAPINAN, iI— , 1 1 , ,..., herebrgl we notlct to all persons 001 to purchase ir . _ , „,..„,,,,,,.,}0„,,:,,._, by mid Borough to the Pittsburgh ' ' and Erin Railroad Clammrty, as they will conteSt the pay. • ', talent of the seme. WM. AMIE, Drove. 4--1 - UICKSILVER- Doe lba on hand and fur 1 w. w. W. WoOD, Cloth, ker vela by ea' • 13. la Famiserxra a 00. . wmereanyale, August 19tb, 1.877.--sals3ansil GREEN APPL 11 6 1 s. choice in &ter and for 0010 by T.LITTLE d CO., No. 112 Etecorad Mreot. Telegraphic. haw Teak, Nov. G.—The Tribune of to-day sap COSI3IITVIS.OII An ON Tint OCIORRIt. tkilt.,George A. Clarke, assistant cashier and paying F. R. Raoana, 8.-Itarrox, Dann MeCasztass,Etaxas U. teller of tho Groecra' Bank, has been discovered to Cowls, Jusrert It. Ilene. be a defaulter to that institution to the DRUMM. 01 --- ___. about $50,000, and in a letter to the °Semis of the PITTSBURGH MARKETS. bank in which he states that ho nenonimodated a i Reported Special:for the HU:burgh Grarged friend and ,was a victim to misplaced confidence-- The accomeamlated friend proved financially worth less. Clark 'is operations hove been. ill progress (or p rom , ton, ~,, bbb.,,,, T .e,goatni arid extra Wetly at I. t,62, the lout ye r and n half, but so Lt. - Imlay concealed $4.57 and $204,12; 40, au and 75 do do at $4,A0.54.75 and by him ant ies that they were not discovered until 1 $ 0; 125 do extra and fatally do at G.s7 and 0.12: .475 OMn Cho examr Lion of the books since the hank has exteaat f.4,70R,175. Rid 40 do family do at SAI2. IT FLOGR--sales of lOon aps In bulk. et It gone into lituidation. The fella of the Orneers' Steam Saws Refinery, I 111:K.:\ta'rill-7a111"70'7112 0 :1,1s 7 n emal B::"" t * el fr' l rl' lt yn e 'N :: 7 l7l: - :/.1 t7 1 ; 1 "0 . ::; promises, it is said, to be a had one. heir li.tbili, 1 COFFEE—aides of 23 b y Me ail 12i 4 . ~,t, ties ore aim st $700,000. The capital was originally orCNll:::R—aanock.laa:____.__n lota of 30 RsafftlAr la. R. 6011,000,7, t eras increased by a stock dividend to i K yr A ToEff—daff; seem of GO Muth at :n for Rod and 45 J $7.50,000. ere ern, a mortgage on the works for ' I. APPLES.---a amla of 10 15414 clolco wintar ORR? LW 8250,000. t dividend of 5 per aut. was declared ! WIIISKY— aIe s of 20 bald raw at 17. • last July. tis feared that the entire capital stock in wiped on and that the assets will not meet the i liabilities. io CRT, Sno. s.—The President ling binding in force a treaty between the and Peru, concluded on the basis that l es her goods and the property of neutrals r 0. 5 ,1 no not sahlert to detrn lalien unless the same be contraband contracting parties engage to apply s to oonttnerce and navigation or all j d States as shall consent to adopt theta Wssuren proclaimed United State free ships rn. on board an lion or coons of war. Th these prioeip the powers a as permanent The gore proved it is A tax on ten ted. land immutable. menu' financial prospect baring itn w thought a loan will ha unnecessary Ind cofleqms not yet been contompla -- - - or. 6.—A letter to the Derorterat, datod t. 2, says that Walker left there four is destination was thought to be Wash- Wed that Walker's object:in station leeway on Was not exactly to protect nor tra eh the action of his pro.slave . t beeaaio tho. Legislature, baring n a majority. will probably repeal their and depose office holders. in which -in of the bloody scenes of the early erritory is apprehended. Sr. hunk,.' Leeompton,.,o days before. ington. It is ins troops r the Conventio ry CM' large Fre. Sta ohnoxiong la ease a repati history of the Ai, Nov. 6.—This •morning it small pc. nd beryl paraded through the prinei res or the city. hearing banners in - lain protect the poor," and carrying a at. I;u:tau same lo loaf of bread one ty was arrested afteerfcating consid . ant. It Ito., proluddy intended for n ' feared that it might lead to mischief. 4 ,Ia fowling pieces unloaded. PIMA ❑EGPI party of mrn guns. trim stuck. Thup! extiMe joke, hot it iv: The arms whl Ilm..rtisorte, Nov. f,.—Returns from the rvvrrol counties of ahe State which have been reevived chow that the noloutt will not materially vary from last year's vote. The American party will have a major ity in both branches of the legislature. The compet itors for Cohgress in the let and sth districts are in doubt yet. • Cyr.ver Nov. 6 —There aas n hurricane half a toile wesA o Crestline. 11.. to-les. It passed along the north dd 01 the village, blowing down houses and harns,l. d mare or brie injuring several persons. It took an easterly direelion, doing considerable damage in itv c•oar,e. RIVER NEWS The arrivals yesterday were the regular rickets and the S. r. Hibbard, with 2 7 .0) bids flow. Several Steamers were nbcul ready to depart, among them the Fuottorey, the Fare and the Endeavor, River full' us with lem than 5 feet.. The Commodore Perry, Om, t Brown, Is picking op aped to load fur Memphls, and begins to look, alter three or four wueks effort, like getting away. The Oltevoltgot real yeeterdey on her trip to Wheeling, red will now make her regular turns between that port and [hie. The Forest City it the regular packet to-day for Wheelies. She Is . a flest rate boat. The elegant new steamer Pohlad, Capt Gmey e ts op fur NaalAtlie to-day. Our accounts from the Comberleed are highly favorable fur freight. The river too It proud:dug ;rue% things. Thu Nashtllle News of Sunday say., *Tire present wet weather is Indicative of a better tease of water, but it would Da of but little adventege to the 'donut...at 'recreate unless the commercial (wattles were such as would muse a movement of We agricultural pro ducts of the country.* In addition to this we may my that other papers spot& of the probability that were the lusts at hand the agricultural products referred to would come forward et once. We have now here end rap for St Louis etc., the N. liolmee, Captain Kennel)", the J W Deal:lran Capt llarc the Lit Cr." Copt Devibuey, and the Carnbiblue. Capt Dem. For New Odeon., we hare the elegant .1 • Pringle, Cm% Briekrth the Ind.., Copt Orseralw; tlernew Stephen Decatur, Copt Wiley, end the Alter, Cep% Itubinsom.. Fur Cincinwti end Lensbeille, there are the Jennie Ono, Lktpt Dunlap; the klwy CAA Clod Campbell; the Pol..Wec. Copt tlte des P.s.Cept StLwart, md the Clifton, lope Poe. The Commercial says . Darius Tuunlay night, when tree the mouth of the I Kentucky rver, deck hand on the Hickman, I. i s le mien , iwalked ure r boer d end was deer ned. Ills par. to Jour nannlon. De WWI ssily eighteen yeses 0151, and learn a ' dr.-emulate nether this The lows end (:.inn sae see both m put. tor UM pert ti Ger <Argo.. Ti,, Davenport Ilona , ilarette Walk , ' futbieles the follow 'nu dcteils, relate. to Mu obtain, of the A. 0. klasou. • -Lae Saturday veL ideldinited a lef account of the sink ins of the agregurr A 51 Mason ors the !tepid., a few miles bet , . Davenport. Thu elwanier wee ealurdl about 512.100 I and wee oweed,,ne-helf lice counnander, tkostate Berry, .55,1 the hell I y 3Liesu Ibruers. ef Itrower • - ' •eta, FL Cape It ouderetw.l. that Ida half iv Muriel sa. n ; n'Terl 51, I • , 1 , 11,1K Id mg 1110.twue g.vert by hint/tell, and we presume Pere , nrch, Nov.. th. ; , her. le rums morrow , on the other sleets. The A. 11, ," rfet-itlvnt mid r...c 1 . ”v l . , Year. tad, el bee toe-es thtieina . s L the St. !Lett., Davenisrt and St Peed trade ever sthr e,ha s , 5. She • ,enead end ',VOL, ‘‘ he: Ow ne • . Lit 1'\. 1. - f • -5,1 or 57,e P 5, Lin t.s , "-kl''ldst had laben ',early all the height she had sits board et sad nee r the L. net 5 This freight conststerl et :Selo auks ofd ot:Lusa Sal _ sr.• se m 5 ..„ 5 .s 5 k. et o Lea, ail roretswil to Si Lout, She ter.* a lii •• . t k the Itapi.lss at o'clock Friday eret,les and sank in • ...rats; :Id J s Fete hie St. - 0 in deep carer, had tier bow In ---- 'Tert l're,r t. 1ru.”3 , 1 D ~ 1 this . this 11:1111, , or r ,, trr. It 1 . ennis..^ ,,, • somber of b. has , Ild• I Licks were knurled off. and that el.. will prose o total CENT. es , 'se , tel Md. nwi e: the profit, ot the lag CA We ' 5, *.•t lb*. wheel" sell ties freight site be resteet twoutte. wvil be leer to tie c [without.... or or to , 5 l'''t• The of th* heel it etwelY r rely eo usi repreuutateree, on . after the met tn.r. 5•5• r weans" 11.4 dtd•wi J.;117 , Cgul.i. 'I he LILA as; item the Lk...rawl el neterd•Y • . , D „,;_ ," env bi Cly 1.. torkeeper on the .teenwr Admiral. killed i• let t .1... %Shea etevard on the some lsol, at the Ptanter's lianas. s ..1 "' lire' *a 1LA...0n Aloirday Net withstanding tbaltalament wa.ther yAteelay. ;lime was nacre freight offering for Pete. L.L.I seIOL AT, It- 5 iso,un. with roi improvement Ise St Lour. and New rate, "Tirane. I'.t V,"el. 0,.5.. LE 5..1,k I . M. ~• 5 nos to re...lm our u,g the nos .55 J ~,e, • ctiJo • tee, ado., tsst • s.• ret or cruereon , -A day • *lam a net Seat, laden web mat (nen Wheel !, ember ;Id, l•. 5: trrel 5 hag , grounded spies,. Duerr sun. It we efeswarilla per. f 11,, n k v „ ssy I,y titijel. Or that ili.e rent s per besamkoh., r. PI wharf When, •'' ' 1115 ` 1., MP. "X l 5,t ~ the Lew et the turt•teat 50,1 .55,5 k fay 4 the • Tle• Deleaste ertlewl ShiesCl Lou. e• eh r. Ulf Is 'ds s re... Le 0,5.te, rde•-e. sls 5 ...loppd 5. email td, of Pitt , " burgh (refu cLil Mu Mr' Illethe rOlOll. 10 Nor. IL—The exchanges of the country, which have been ranch deranged am be. cowing tnanS settled, and to-day drafts on Nest York were selliao at 31(.3i per cent., and coin could be obtained iti,•11111.111tialle0 at the Mule quotations. Telegraphic illarket•. ! . :1 ,1 VneK.N. ,, r. —5t...0..4 mml...t. Cllicat, and Hock Island:1; II noiserntral and ltradlnz :1,‘.., Gakua and Clllengn.Sl.; de 11; Clevelaud awl Totodc. :1:. . Cle,:land, o,lnntlntl a d etn , lnuati ...1. Cotton .tujet. /lour cloraul lienry,.3l., 1.1.0 ,, 11.1.. 111;rat bear', vilro 171:.‘01 1.1.1 k. 1...1.1 at $1,4n41-11 .:, for Mint.. and „11..1:.nait.:::. for 11.1. Corn Ilan .a 1... - V.114.1gru,11 Whl-key 11, Nar t• a goa.d demand fat do var Itt t.. 1 tta • 64 Flour tin, la I•et trr tra•ltnc. and 1.1;1% I of at $3.2:,, ,, 5.5 it Uhl n all I it( fiat ...11.n at lint., nate., and eltra rtt livFl..ur I. dull at $1.2.1, and Corn Ntenl.t P. 1 7, '%l haat i• In Nat, dentnnd, moot pria...l firm, .talt.tot lat.ll Ott for ',tit' , ra.d. and 3:.31 1 41.2:. for 'a bite. ot, I ttaaat mts:lon eel tiotrp, Scattll •ca at 74,7:r C•.tu Ito. alt armed, ~.11an,,1, 1 at :5e iht+ ',arty ttt :Ca In Urn:aria, PRatKtrnt• n.. 4111, WLl.tt..y ha+ tm. rrovr•i: s‘l ,. • : ,0 1 ,1,1a Co I`,.rma. r.tvriv.,e.v.N., ttr at ) - 1,:lordale• rat.. 5-prrial jlottrrs r apt: ti St :tt L nel r ,••••r th• Oommercial IIONISNGAMELA NAVICIAVON COMP ANT.-100 61.1 e, Dead.; 3 kgs butter. otaarret 110 kg. nails, Miphaut; 3 litaa flour, owner: 10 libit apples, SSFIu Sour, Sada-liar; 10 Woke flour, Watt Lao, S eks silltholi turner. 00 tails flour, Miller. CINCIN!4 ATI per S. P. Ilibhord—lgo bbil; Boor, 69 aka wheat, A: 1,1116 oil, Clarke & na 24 1,1,16 whirky, Car• line. 3 1.1,16. 10 b., FiLirivor k Dilworth; 161 tiblffl floor, 1011 dodo, Knox & cm 100 do do, C D 4, 0 . 0 h; cal rks wheat, Kennedy & Dee 60 do do. Brown & Kirkpatrick; 2 1,25 hooks, Kny A ea 1 bbl bine lick, 11 do Krocidir 4 , award, WHEELING per P. P. Fortune 915bb1. flour, James Atchinson; 3 roll. leather, 2 ekes eundrlm, einem 666 bids flour, steamer Great West; 1 bureau, 14 chairs, bodeteuts, 4 boo. 3 tbs medrles, 3 bble ennthiss. 2 stands,: IJL bed ding, 1 irk, 1 baaket eundrie9, 1 coop chickens, 1 cradle sun. drive, 2 tables, W Bankard; 1 bid hams, J It Candela; I me tallic collie, A A W T hfcClury; 155 ski twiny, 111cdeg Verner; 5 bble apples, 3 sks rap, C 15 - Stewart; 25 kgs but ter, I b oo mds , 2 bbd soap, Clarke cm '2 batters fish,. 0 Groom: 67 441. apples, J 91mmour, bbd applss, drag, Itert,t; 44 mks barley, 31 Brown; 44 bbl . apple., PO phr. 20 111. apples, 11 eks potatoes, A J Caro; 5 eta .ph tabs... 4 sks brah, 5 du b w flour, IV Brunton; 27 SSA Pd.& tor., 19 limb w floor, 3 irm apples, 19 Ibis apples,: lint butter, I 'coop chlckdrs, C Barrier. 75 she 6 w flour, A Vitgar 00 log. feud, 13.31cOoffin; I ek Roar, I ak read. I Dan ekldete, OSo Ange,l; 1 colllllm. BMW.' & Kirkpat. ' risk: 14 Ore rotatoss, IV Johnson. Imports by Railroad. PEETSBURCIEL Bt. W. st C. U. IL-107 baskets market log, 100 bustspototoess 11 bgo opplal, 54 boob *a s k 60141 wheal, L Wllmorth; 52.5. b w flOar, T Wilson; lb ;102 brooms, 56 bosh potatoes, 36 do eon:, 1 b 4,1 butter, L Paws am; _bbl. drier 160 do oppbso, J Croix o.k. b Mar, 2 bbba mm 4411461441 11404444 Wollotol 22 otto floor, At well, Lee k eo; 200 bbit it* J W Gray. 3 bbl. 1644.06 644 4 4 1 ; 4 5 t 6 ; 15 Col MI 2 lads butter, 2 do egg., R Wool' d co; 8 bslassabon, .1 Rip. part; bbl. In:ater,74 do apples, 16 do ems, 3 cars bosa osen; 12 bble apples, Rea; 115 do, 62 rolls loather 14 i al des, 37i bblelkmr, 10 do egg, 100 do whisky, 691 ' blab wb,/st,llo slo beans, 12 ter lams, 10 labas boom, Maks A s, JAMES NEAELEY, Pre.l.lont of Si.l,t. C. 111,11 I TT — E — R—lnablo, fresh Rollßuttor ad tee' , d fur nalo 111TPCIMBON.Slisidthlikkid. LUE VITRIOL--1000 lbs. on hand and fo ' D. L. LIMUSTOOK • 00. FALL AND WINTER. TRADE B.: L. FAEMISSTOCE & CO., Leto of the Erin of IL tlltatatottotit ttotl sturelloto to Fleming Drott.l • t['HOLDSnT.F. DRUGGISTS, No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth TSUBSCRIBERS LEAVE JUST RE- A, turned front the Entree titles with en exteneire etock which Le new offend to tle , teed, emulating - or DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, CMS, DYE STUFFS, TURPENTINE, VARNTSUES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC., Exc. Which, together with theiralrewly hags stock, compel** ono of the most a:haulm and Best Assortments in the Country. - Their arrangements for supplying WHITE LEAD AND ,ZINC PAINT Of any qnsllly nee such as to enable them to sell VERY CURAP. 11r-Country and City ytrrchant• anti the Trade generally on hinted to an emunipution Moue stock and pekes before morliwins Masalice, B. 4 FA.IINBSTOCK & CO., nolsvhwthia No. 6n, ror. Wood and Fourth Streets. Ergular BEM . S. Mail Packets FTEAMER JEFFERSON, Monongahela River FTF:A3MR TELECI It A Pli, Carr. J. C. Woodman. . Carr. GEOnna Crack. TIE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE now running regale:lr. Morning Boats /WV r Pitt. burgh at 8 o'clock A. lil.. end Evening Baste et 6 'clock P. M. for 11%er:sport, Elizabothhoon, Mononge. bele City, Belloyernon, Payette City, Oreentlold, California and Brown/trine, them connecting with Ifricke and Coarbee for Uniontown, Fayette Springs, Morontown,Weynceburg. Carmicheoltowtr and Jefferson. Pamengers tickoted through from Pittsburgh to UnlOn. town for $2, meals and otate-rooms oil boat. Inclusive.— Boats rcturning from Brownsville 'core at 8 o'clock. In the mortiluttami ft in Ito evening. For forth, information en quiro at the Office, Wharf hoot, at tho foot of Grant street. nob O. W. SIVIIiDLES, FOR MARIETTA AND ZANES VILLE—The new and ',airlifts] steamer LIZZIE MARTIN, Capt. Ratietu. will kora for tho n ve and nil intermediate ports, EV REY SATURDAY, at 3 P. N. For freight or paasage apply on board or to or.lo FLACK, BARNES *CO., AO& E U ULA ItTEE-WEEKLY Wte PACKET.—The for retth amigo steamer CIIEVOIT, Captalu J. Murray, will WPM for the abort) And oil intortseillata ports on Mondays, Wednesdays nod Fridays. Pot freight or paretage, apply on hoard, or to W. B. WiIk:ELS:II, Agent, No. 5 Ward et. REGAR 'TUESDAY PACK ETLI L FOIL ZANFAVILLE4Tho dna oryr atratner EMMA (IRAK AM, CNA. Mualtor. Arra% Arlll Irmo rot rho above uud haturlordlalA pArra An TUESDAY, 241 Nov, of J (....i•Kk P. M. For frright or pomp, apply au bard, orl9 FLACK, BARNES &CE, AEt. F OR. WitEE LI NG .—TTIe steamer FOREST CITY. Capt. 11. lYnr, lwere for the above and ell intertnedintu landiwns steamer I e nye, Thursdaye and n'atnrtleys, at 1U ntrinck A. M. For freight or pawage etpply en board nr tu . FLACK, SABRES & CU , Ag•tl. ote-M En. ST Water St. REGULAR .0.01 new Meanie, OM. PERRI% Capt. Perry ilirowni will Imrn tort n alai, and For freight or paiwaga apply on hnord or to oc A. O. Ngt.. SO Water et. VOR NASIIV HAY 1 110 goutmemo , POLAND. Cep, Itoto.rt Uruct.v. min into for Ott; et.tvo enA intercom Into port cot NATtiltt Not' Tltt. At tr It For (I , lght or l'..tt.t.AFFl .11 1...m1 or to ot-31V LACE. BARNESA CO., Agent, zt. ILcum, fit • OR Sr. LOUlS.—The' splendid *reamer ITOLMEY, Capt. Kennedy, of I Iron. for it. and All Intermediate port* on S DAN. Nowa:dor nth For trelgbtor towage mpply ou board or to .*:ht FLACK, 4, sst in; ICI*A. DE, Agent,. t Oil Si. lin . lS.—Thn tine new .k a is t stoner .1 W II 111. , 1 AN, CApt. n .11 iIAS! hot th e . nhof „lot intern, port* on TlATl'llit %Y. the 7th net Foe lotenfge or ft - night • apply on hoard re! FLACK. IVAC.NES A INI., Anon!. -ro" sr . LOUIS k KKO7.—Tlin elegant *tremor LA, ttninttelf. Coln. J.din Itnrinner Clerk. •• • criffo. Ira, ter the *bore and nil Intermediate porn, nu TIIVRSD AY.7lh. et 10 .I'OM, A. v. For freight or plomago : opitll on hoard or to rctl FLACK. DAK\F. k Co. Agt*. 1 - 1 1 01 i T. LOUIS ANb KEOKUK _l, l 4sg oa it —Thr olrort slowurr Cwi.t leave for the and ell illtrh• DAV iho 7th Ina.. FLACK, KARKE/ , Cer. Air.qtts. einnunati, Cr rIOIL CINCINNATI A. LoI'IS VILLE-111a matt and •d.l, rammer .IEI, 4751 R OKAY. Copt Irnul.p. m - sli to alx.reo,t, , i int,,,no,lusbn wrc, u TIIIS DAY, Km' frvisilt pa•sap. to 0 ,2,1) FLACK, DiIi„.NES 4t. 01. Agrata: 1 -1(31t -I I'l SCIN NATI.—The line i t aiz w e nt oteain, 11A RN 0.10K1' . ... OW, Calttr i.i,, leore for the above .4.1 all intormedlato parts ea THIS DA F. boa :th. For relght or Inveago apply on t I. v.e.l or to ...n FL AV . DARN K; A 1 1 ,., Agent?, 1 — firtil erlfang, S:T. ....___ ____ - Voit MEMPHIS A-ND NEW i a l,l o . 12 ,)ItLEA NS —Tha ..pleudol ”ew stAsoser. J S. PRINiII..K. Capt. NV dliarn llrlekeli. will 1.77=e M.0 . .' and all intermediate 1,e1...0.1 TIItIRSD AY, 121 h Inch at io ~ 10.1, A II For frolghi nr poet, apply nu Ward or ton. FL ACK, BARN C'A 0.1. Agents. , ---2- _ ro„ .N1E:M11116 AND NEW UR LEA A S—Th.• now wad boauti NI *twiner i A DTA N. tltpt. K. Ai - revolt , will leave 1., the above an. al ntrio , diato rota e.n Tllle I. 1.1", N., 7tll. For (Trivia or .m, Kiri, en hostel or D. ...,, FLACK. DARKE9 A CO.. A.tenlir. FOR MEMPHIS ,S 7 NEW OR-4. LEANS —The oplemildateauter STEPHEN IiKC VICK. Capt. Valley. will Ware for the above au / intermediate porta.. T 11.1.3 DAY. :Nov. 7D,. For freight or paysage apply nu Doard or to oc—.l , ' FLACK. BARN FS A CO., Agta. UOll NEW ORLEANS.—The AEA elegant dean', “A.I.MA," Cart. Robin son, will learn for the aboTe ell Internm.liato I.olllt. ." THIS PAY Wu 7tll koutsbalr, Sc FOIL lOLIISVIL • .plen did almner "POTOMAC,' Capt. Marry, o ul itzl.lo fOrtheribove and all intermediate PA T, 10th boat, at TO o'clodß A. Al For lemmas and fraight apply on boardar to (Ito5)-1FI.AC11, BARN kiA 00., FLOU rsvna,r—Tile elepuit _l2 at/marry JACOB FOB, Cept. Vtrorart, will kayo far the above and cal Intermediate Forts T 11.4 711.1rtst. Fur freight ur paasaso apply on board Or to oddi FLACK. I.IAIINOO A CO. Ants. FOR LOUISVILLE.-The tine j ag rerun, CLIFTON, The.. Po, Mester: v.lll learn tor the nbove owl a Intermediate tem. on THIS DAT. the :th Inrt., pt 10 o'clock, P. 31. Fur freight or pamage gpply on loord or to t c 26 FLACK, BAIINEtt h CO. Agts. GIRARD HOUSE. IN necordonez with the spirit of the times, and with n gratefat approclatiou of the liberal patronage they hare enjoyed from thetrarelling community, Om Pro [wield. of Ilia 0111/IItDIIOIISE claim the privilege of befog the trot in Philadelphia to respond to the uniceonldemand or retrenchment. On and after 310.NDAY, 12th October. their price or 'bawd will be reduced from $2,50 to $2 per diem. .r 207t.1 PREEIIII3IIY, OCKICS & CO. AMERICAN ROUGE, BOSTON. R ....establishment of Me old plea of mon,t,yetacrel T EWIS RICE, PROPRIETOR, CM CCOIII - Eltt ly announces that he has roomed the obf plan of management, no It exixteill Sore the recent alteration.— Trial of the Ent OlVan oystemi n 1510 Wei, prow* that al though the advantages nro rent, tthe plan is better adapted fist the manner cloas o. The accommodations nod (mord nos of the boom are unmonosed, and the recent impror. nen. nod alteradowo for the comfort of posts, leace nothing to bo desired. seggionElmd WINTER. ARRANGE3IIOI T. ICE ania.A.m. Sr. OYSTE R RKNOX CO. announce to their friends . and lho public 111-1 their 113.1 t, oro now Open tot tho ...on, with the .law of salug OYSTERS COOKED 111 }INERT. STYLE: TEAS, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE: ICE CREAM, FRUITS, Or. Their nangcntonle barn special regard to tba ascot:n:o dation of Lat:lln no well ati Gentlemen. Calle may bo math at any hour during tho day and twonlng to 11 a a 0 , 29:1•3 SSTATIONERSII.I.ItDIVAIt}: , Copytulg rroaaee and etmltare rot to. Stomping omen Colialorp, 11111 Fill, Canrclilng " Ilan :users, 13111 llond Rosa% Itnenloit, S and 4 path:, Twlno Poet 01000" Tiu Cotton. Deok Weight., Pan hack,, a great vaciety, Engllsb Slaws, with nor. on:loyal fame.. Octtentn, Iron awl taro:101n Slnten, Pocky{ halm:, Eraflug do. Jan yacived and for eats by 13410 11". 8. n.tvtx, Market and' ,1 stmt. H. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street, IN. Denier In Bonnets, Hats. Straw TTIII3MIngf, and Straw goods genorally. :BM A. TWIST I'OBACCO--20 kegs No. 1 for nit. by LEWIS & EDGERTON, rlO3 No. 107 Woal ntmet. LOUTS XlV.—ilighly cnrched Deoorations MIMI. etyle far rale by W. P. MARSHALL ACM FULLER'S EARTH—Thia article for moving . gremoo %pots from corp.M or MIY articloof dh boo no •gold. WO lb.. oe batmlnnAduzifortA, e co no_ comer of Fourth 'oodWood sta. • C Mills, 1 ci: FLOUR.-100 We. "Newton " made from loolectinl white oh and yraryynted ti wry Mil WOW. tor ul. by DAVID O. LIM= Coma Liberty and Thstulyic SILKS AND DRESS GOODS selling with out reword to cost, at North•Ent coma of fourth Slid Morkot moots. oo3o_ INIRCILITELD. ---• • - • A . RTISTS' MATERIALS—Arme.and fresh soyply maned awl for ads by IL L. YAIINESTCCE d.CO. WW RITE LIIAD & ZINC-30,000 lbs. on baud and for ludo by IL L. FAICKEYTOCIL a CO. 1857. B. A. FAIINEI'fOCK & CO., coßrarat Wool) AND FIRST Erriamactrs • Pitt a burgh, Penna., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL, ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE, TANNERS' OIL, VARNISHES, SPERM OIL, BRUSHES, WHALE OIL, SPICES, MEDICINES, CIIEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, IYLA.I.FITIPA.CTITILICREI OH, WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITHARGE, Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in packages of 25 : 50, fr y . n..... 100, 2 00, 3001111 .1,1te. 500 parade, which we guarantee to be STRICTLY PURE, FM,I, OUT, and not .4.4 Raving resident partner. In New York and Philadelphia to take advantage of all changes to the market we are maid_ to nen for oak, or bp rompt time dada., on as favorable terms as Pastern jobbing Warta AIZ , -11. A. PALLNESTOOKI VMM/VOE forniehod with Engliab, French, ern= .bd SPani.b diP 21110 " eulikdaw3mP FALL AND WINTER A. MASONCO., No. 25 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER ONE OF TILE MOST EXTENSIVE AND A. tractive stock. of • IMPORTED AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS TO DR FOUND IN THE COUNTRY. Melt assortment of MUM GOODS, of more than ONE 1117NDRED CASES, consists of tbe West styles of SILKS, MERINOS, PLAIDS, POPLINS, DELAINES, COBURGS, CASHMERES, &0., A. full stock of Embroideries, Laces and White Ooods, Dress and OlOak Trimmings, - Hosiery and Gloves, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Linen and Rouse-keeping Groods,Dmxiestio Goods. RIBBONS. FLOWERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP MILLINERY ARTICLES Having greatly Increased their fatilltlea for Manufactuling SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, LADIES' CLOAKS AND SKIRTS, &c., They aro oonfldent of belni enabled to offer greater Inducements than any Eastern lannfactorer. • 4/31-Mocchsnts from 21 . l sections sro solicitsd to mil. Now Goode will bo constantly received ?mu their ratideu buyer to the East. sd2dulaw3ml/ A. A. MASON & CO. JAMES M'CANDLESS &. 109 Wood Street, Pittsburgh; Pa., IMPORTERS AND.JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY G- 0.0. D S , vv - m h nnte generally , that they ~ oULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THEIR NUMEROUS PATRONS AND e oaw to Store COMPLETE STOCK ADAPTED TO THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE, HAVING HAD A BUYER IN EUROPE DURING THE LATE SEASON, WE ABE ENABLED TO OFFER DIERCRANTS ADVANTAGES ARISING. FROM DIRECT IMPORTATIONS BY OURSELVES FULLERTON ' S CELEBRATED BARRED FLANNELS mel9.d6w2mT FALL OF 1857. NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY- J. M. B-URC.,TIFIELD, lIAS NOW OPEN A FRESH' STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, PURCHASED DIRECTI.T YRO3I THE IMPORTERS IN TUE EAST. TIE CAN NOW DISPLAY A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF GOODS, to I which he Invites the apecial attentlon of the Ladles. Ills stock comprises in 'part Rich Bayadere Silks. some as low as 1132)4 o.„ Robe ..11.!Que, Irish Bopline,Printed Merinos, Printed Wool BeLames, French Merinos, from arietion„ Stalls Shawls, Chenille Shawls, Plush Bordered Shawls, Brocha. Long and Square Shawls, Embroideries, a Dull assortment cLorlis, CASAMSRES, and • Great variety of Good. for !ten and Boys' wear. 421-A lull stock of DOMESTIC 000DS constantly on hand at low prices. EDWARD T. MEGR-AAV, TOBACCO AND OIGARS, NO. 241 LIBERTY STREET, HEAD o.'l , WOOD, PITTSBURGH, rgravista— FFERS TO THE TRADE A LARGE, FRESH . AND WELL ASSORTED STOOK, pur O chased from importera and 31anntbeturers, amongst which are the following formite brandc • W. 11. Grunt's A. No. I 5s Tobacco, Heim°, Robinson et Co's Tobacco, Eugene Howard's Tobacco, Grant's Pound Lump Cavendish, Huard and Railroad Brands, 200 Caddy Boxes Half Pound Lump. CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!! .231` , TE. ISLETS-3,1 - OMS ASSORTED 331.b.Pa.TNT12:08- All of which we offer to the trade at prices which cannot fail to please. ati2ocd&wlf FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Worth of Peaches and Tomatoes should be Immediately Sealed up in ARTHUR'S NEW SELF-SEALING, YELLOW TIVIDTIIOOI , AND ANNEALED GLAD TROTT JARS TO BE HAD AT THE CHINA AND OITEENSWARE STORE OF 321 Mr Et 'I" 1:3 X GI. 33 , ..bro. 120 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Penna.. WIIERE also the attentionofprivate families, hotel keepers and country merchants spectfully Invited to the emmeduatlee of his newly imported.,etock of GOODP,, comprising Indio Granite Tee, DIM Int; and Toilet Were, White Vitrified, Iron-Dons Table Ware, expressly fur derubility to botebc every description of White and Gold Band French and English CHINA in setts or separate piece. Also a choice selection of ;Table Cutlery, sod Tee Walter.Forksend Simms plated on Berman Silver Tumblers, Goblets, Ale Glasses of superior quality, all at low prime. sel2..Mud The Theory of Cooking by . Gas iP now firmly established, and we can refer for the truth of the above to many of the most sterling and reliable Ladies and Gentlemen in Pittsburgh. MUSGRAVE'S GAS COOKING STOVE IS NOW FAIRLY BEFORE TIIE PUBLIC, and gives entire satisfaction in EVERY INSTANCE. To the Druggist tho (Amid, the Barber, to .11 Oyster Saloons, Restaurants, Eatmg Hemp, Tailor and flat Shops, as well so Private Familia It Is found IndispeMble when oars tried. Its cost Is trifling. It acilulrrs but littlo room. The Reels ready ill a moment Tho fuel le not titymelvo. It produces no smoke, no .not, no dirt, and trill cook quickly end perfectly. All the.o things we will guarantee. It may loused on any tattle, atandar shelf In say room =story. and will ho furnished In nay amount from 0,25, the price of a Single Burner Stand, to $7h,00, for an Extra Mahogany Eland with are Stores complete, which will bo - an clo g-ant ornament to any gentleman's, dining room. Please call and Investigate, at LAFAYETTE HALL, socond Boar, WOOD STREET, or 14S THIRD STRIERT WM. TITS, Secretary. sel4-dly GAS COOKING STOVE COMPANY. W. E. CHILDS & CO'S CEMENT ROOFING. PERRIN" 8c .701-31sTBOIS., Proprietors, - ARE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE the above Elastic Me and Water-Proof Cement Roofing, It being the only article yet invented that will naccessfully inlet the action of the atmosphere in every climate• IT IS PERFECTLY FERE AND WATER-PROOF, And In point of durability, are believe It Retinal, if not troperior, UP any Metallic, Roofing. We 'can pet It on over Old Tin Tar, Iron or Shingle Roo* It making no tWe.rence how Oat or steep the roof May be. This Roofing I. warranted to prove as above represented. We will put Ron for SIX DOLLARS PER SQUARE, (TEN FEET SQUARE.) We will apply It upon TM and Iron Roofs for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being on account of its , durability the cheapest paint that can Lensed. got..We Invite all who are building, and also those vb., wish their Roofs Repaired, to at our office, 133 Third Sure!, sal omminesamples and satisfy themselves In regard to the durability and practicabilityofthb Rooting. .1. O. PERRIN, PICRILIA JOIINSON, S. A. JOIDISON, ' No. 151 Third street., between Wood end Smithfield, W3l. JOUNSON, Pittsburgh, Penna. I have made a chemical examination et some spectrums of W. ulto of which ore as follow= Ist. Tho material I compounded soar to renudu pliable fora greotlength afire. 2.1. The consistency is not readily Innuenced by the temperature; consequently it would not be liable to melt and roe or from o main 11.rmer, or crock In Winter : l. e. extreme* of .tural heats]. cold would not iulare it. 3d. The comporitionis Dot add but slightly alkaline. It would not destroy the caurnsi, bet-on the contrary protect it from the action of the weather. 4th. It Is Water Proof; and to a large extent Pire-Proof; that is, mash and fire brands falling upon it meld not In dame it. In my opinion snob a roof wittiest for yearelfput on carefillly and remising prompt attention. Rerpectfully, JOSIIPII H. WOKEo Ciontatts Laboratory No. 1.18 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio. CClcrggiri Aster Murat LTA Co., Feb. 6,1,11357. I hero examined W. E. Camps A Co's Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Bre:ding, stades far at I can Judge, consider lie good InTention, and am willing to (name building. thus protected noon the tame term no .linsure them covered with motel. eplaydawE [Signed] JNO. 8. LAW, Agt. go]till Ins. Co.,Londort yid Liverpool; • Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof Roofing. .A.3).A.1R St- tart.A.l‘7't, Proprietors, • No. 57 Water Street, Pittsbnigh, and P. Peterson's ,. Allegheny. TIS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET., It is used I. eaten:l.ly In few York and Philadelphia, and is well approved. It Is applicable to covering Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and 'Railroad. Cars. It will last longer tbanYetalllc Roofing or Shingles, and restate the 'various thaws of elhAte—neititer afflicted by cold. heat or damp. ltaprhr Intrallata la of extiaordlnary tiagi4 nature, are! It never topm24 dasticity. can he readily applied to all oda • rootk fiat or steep,old or now, on Iron; tin or wood. It will not Melt In warm weatb er, or crack in cold, end it is not Injured - Ay being tramped apes. It in Both Fire anti Water-Proof. g%.Yor (lather Information, apply to the proprietors, 1857 TRANSPORTATION. CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY OAS .LLOYD &'. Le 0:4 - - efidgm [BUCCEESORS - ,TO LLOYD A LEACCI,I, : - '• , HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS 'MIS *INTER; ire - now prepared to do a lion7hoslneas by .mIVNs -, zr,Nrilisrial.. 0.a.w.a.7....aavx) RAILROAD. Tbrongh to and from the Eastern Citka We can amen ewe friends and all (bone dl , Pnt.se.t. to Patinniht the Ferias Canal and Railroad, that PO pedal; will be spared to render general eatlsfactlon to SLIPPERS 07 EASTERN, AND WESTERN FILEIGIIT. The Avoidaneenf the Inclined Planes on th e Allegheny Pottage Itailrond Will glee Increased despatch to the transuded= of freight. Ofdee Penn &rapt, at the Oldiat Eai - LLOYD A'QO. n. tidtlyd , 1857. CANAL - NAVIGATION - -- - --c,. 1857. . _ ir.i.E.ws a-ca3.T.A.mx.3El mkOA.T..T...TaNna. 7 ViaPenneylvania Canal,and Railroad. ' .. Capacity Two Thousand Tons Pot Month Each Way. •• OIIR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION HAVE BEEN LARGELTINOREAS ed dnring the put Winter and ere can Door offer to SHIPPERS the enperlor adrantage of. ...DOUBLE DAILY LINE to end from Pittaborgh, PhliadelWa ami Baltimore. Onr Ibm being compmed enthely or PORTABLE BOATS, but our trunasplueut t. required. hierete eending Freight to our Line can rely noon its being put through with all paella eyed and &vetch. WAREIIOIIBE, CANAL BASIN, corner of Liberty and Waynearcecte, Paean. A, pa. - feZklyd KERR A lTakuiaucu . THEOREATEST MATCH. MACJUNE IN A. TICE 'WORLD, A FORTUNE DUD SPAT A DULL INTESMENT. ! TUOMAr ATOMIACITINE Is a ample, amp and perfect Match Maker. The Machias I eau mOY Saf4 la din by hard, and will make the for. tame of Abe . manufacturer in a abort time. Where good re , wood lila be had readily It materially reduces the coat. Air Serena want? or Idachlae prlviloges are offered for salt al Amed.rate prim. For partkalars, call at GAZETTE COUNTING EGOIC Fifth areal. jeldkviftfT TUST RECEIVED— -7110,000 °armeeelms -.. l 10,00011 a s -ens MO bra VirglataltarealketeredTobeee 4 The largest asantatent of Owe and Tobacco eeer offered le this city t la now open for examination and eels, at main mmurs . '7 i ootatt . oor.flmltlgleld great alailltholoedAlla ' B UTTER. -10 BBLS. SOLID BUTTER a hlce• In dare and Ibr see by — mg .10EN TLOTD OD., QUGAIL-2 Male Cuba for sale low to -aloe 1,7 tot by DAVIDC.IOIIIMT, oe3o • OmberLtlmrty and Matto. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF SUCCESSOR TO MURPHY & BURCHFIELD WHOLESALE DEALER IN PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF E. CHILDS k OYS ROOFING, left at my olEce, the re. M:V:4Mr~:Y /Y ~)~~fv ~1 PRE 1110 H, ILLIDIINATING PROPER, TIES of -Or -from Reale and oti.c g ithe, taa.c. hare *Rave made them • favorite inatoriallar" the menu Octane! Illundnetireelloe Alan7oa. Companion nee Rae le with COGLin ordetto elipply their =dinners with parlor Quality of Iles. - . ROSIN OIL la entnedy free ham NI diein and Udine' sale. .hooey and yield. ag One; ite BrAllant Illeuninating Gen The greater original cost of, the apparatus for the utunt &entre detest gas together 4tUttba attention and expense caustantly required, and the dllllculty, if not hopolelbUlly, of entirely eeparathag the unerhokanene, &Werke' and pees, generated in coal, render the ROSIN OIL APPARATUS cheaper and ntore dMeeble inareemeray. &COAT/We 376Braadnay.i New 'radiants denuded his attire atientioOtOlhe oulunhettiriliod =Sao( Portable OM :P=V -he lespeetill , p at etill m ta i ntlention of the ° be er ; sot=t cam o to it enrol ear goonwtoed every sum.- Tapsetbor fostantattou Wm!. KOO.l l .TELtra - irrisaiiii;rawyofil pr.D&IID a 'WILLIAMS, Vtiiboxib, T INBRED OIL-40 bb! pug: g lu t reek. 1 4 1 and Ibe ego B. BON marrow GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINE S, SURG. INSTRUMENTS GAS 'mom ROGLN
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers