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”••. ... makes thepremiseato salt, without iver stop*
* ping to inquire about their correctness. In his
v | 4 speech before Ed. Caapb&'e pocket convention
> be mkde the Gazette the burden of his song.—
f t - ■■<.■■ Bpeaking of his argument before the Supreme
t >' ■ Court on the Mandamcscase, in July, he said:.
!<r “When, be, Thomas Williams, vent to Harris
burg to plead the cause of the people, why was
be not allowed to do it quietly ? Why was he
'■ss£. not let alone? .Who was his messenger to Har
' rlsbarg? . Tho Gazette, which, on the day pre
vious to hie goiog, had oharged him with ae
' cosing the Supreme Court of being bribed, &c.
< [ Who wason.the cars and went with him to the
Capitol? The editor of the Gazette, with his
1 pooketa staffed fpU of the very papers contain
ing the charge, copies of which doubtless were
- placed in the hands of every Judge upon the
£ bench.’* “ 1
In order to . show . what article in the <7o*ftfs
he alluded to, ho specifies it as an article which
“had charged him with accusing the Bopreme
Court of being bribed.” Now, no such article
i : • appeared in the Gazette ; on the day before he
went to Harrisburg, nor on any previous day.
Mr. Williams wentto Harrisburg to argue the
Mandamus case, on Tuesday, July 13. We
went jo Harrisburg on the same train to attend
the Kepublican State' Convention. Some days
• “ .cjter the argument before the Supreme.-Court,
an article appeared in the Putt, (Mr. Williams’
organ,)'charging tho Judges of the Supreme
•5 ' Court with being bribed and with having their
v pooketa /all of railroad bonds. On Tuesday
. morning,Aug. 17, more than a month after Hr.
HWmjk**. argument before the Sspyeme Court, 'we
- -cfisrged'him,.in an editorial with being
* -<. - the author or rather the inspirer of this article
V injgbe jPres*. This was the only article of the
eyer published, and Mr. Williams grave
lyoharget uawith publishing it on the ,13th of
July i ■ It cannot be possible that Mr; Williams
■ ■■*.* did not know the Acts; aad.it is plain that he
- resorted jto |a wilful and deliberate falsehood in
order to make a point against the Gazette. We
say It was impossible for him to be mistaken;
for as we have published but on*. article of
• the kind, and that based On an article in the
Prat published after his visit to Harrisburg, he
* . knew as well at he knew anything that his
. statement .about the Gazette was a fabrication;
t 3 r Having fastened the falsehood upon him we
leave him ttrsquirm under ih
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Tex Buuoio Cabduuts.—Dr. Alexander
oßZatkhas been nominated far Protbonotary by
' theloeofoco, anti»tax*nd “Peoples” conventions*
u an anti-railroad man; -and it la therefore fair
- ' to enquire into bis pest history.
•:*" It Uwell known that Dr. Black wan a member
[. of the Select Council of this city daring the
,-’ r . lime that mttaiapaf subscriptions'to xailroedi
Y . . were first made. fiWe ehall take occasion; here
•' after, to refer moire minutely to his record in
* ‘v. that body; but this much we willnow under-
% r ’■take to «ay; that during his membership there
'£•- - /> (n he voted for every railroad subscription tha* j
5/’ - 1 ■ was thenaulhorhed by Councils. The Dispalchoi :
'Jj? v^ 7 ~ loHeTilej makes tho followingextract from tho |
\ *reeoTdof"ApTU23,lB49: |
** , t «>ln Select Coancit, «Dr. A. W. Black present-!
! '• ♦ fid ah ordinanoe autbokisuo jl.scbsq*tptioh to I
: V VlhaO. & P. R- R. C 0.,, of aTWO HUNDRED
' : >.w * THOUSAND DOLLARS, aaring thirty years to
JtsiA* .* V rdn, the Company paying lhe intereet until the
-■* ' £ is in operation. .It was referred to the
-Jma ' r » r ;< * r .Finanoe Commute ej and the reference concurr
'* *edinby Gjjjjtmon Council.’" ; «
Subsequently this ordinance was taken up
and passed, and Dr. Black was one of its most j
active friends. Wo have heard, although we do 1
not vouch for the fact, that be has had n free pass |
over the road over since, and probably has one
■ la his pocket now.'
'. ; One' other matter in this commotion demands
5 the attention of the citixens of. Pittsburgh.^
After the new wards were brought into the city,
v Dr. Black engineered, tbroogh Connells what
. was known at the time - as* the ‘"Omnibus
Bill,” appropriating over $300,000 to the
grading and paving of streets, ,<*K of which wot
borrowed and city bonds Issued tbtrfcfoM&Nesriy.
: one-third of. the city debt was thus contracted,
in a lump, through theigenoy ofr Dr.Blacki and
_j* tbs.ciiy hardened perpetually .: with a mortgage
OTer $300,000, entailing upon the citizens an
tax of two mills on the dollar. Indeed,
fearfal was the rapidity with which the city,
plunging hopelessly into debt underthe lead
jSt Dr. Black, that Faensuo Loans and others
V, importuned the Legislalaretopass an act prohibit'
from issnlngaiiy morebondtf, and
_ Act of 1860 was passed in conse-
V qnence; Mr. Lorens and those whose ted with him.
forottW that if ah Act of Assembly were f not
interposed to prevent the ..recklessness-of such
Aen aq-Btock; tbs city would soon be swamped.
Thtiy invoked- U»o strong arm of tho law, and
' ’that •Jon>, *»v#i ns debtroontracting.
■V^npeniWWof/Ihevaoti-tax candidate for Pro- ;
face/ then, can this*man put him
•> self forwwd' •• hh ; «ti-tax candidate* yHe
Addled the tax-psyirsoTPitUburghwith a per,
peta.l «na»l Ux of two
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PZTTSBUHOS:
FHIDAY MOENINg7~ AUGUST 27, 1858
bbpvbucav state ticket.
• _ niimmnMi,
JOHN 11 BXAD, of Pblladelpum.
rom oiiiv ODXxutioiJLi,
WILLIAM E. r&AZKH,of Vajctta.
JUFttBUCAS COCfrTY TICKET.
rom coscros—slit wmicr,
OUT. JAMS* K. MOORHEAD, Plttmbor^
ROBKBT McESIOBTr AUecbnr Cifcr*
tmro, •
JOHN P. PCTBBY, Pimtcrth.
t imnr,
J. BKBOK FOSTER, ptttrtmrgb,
BLTAS IL IRISH, do
DAVID A BAYARD, Poebtem,
JULIOS F. ZOLLER,
SOBERS P. McDOWELL, AUcghetgr-
■HXUrr,
JAMBS L. QRAHAU, Allegheny.
radtHOWOTAAT,
DAWTRf. ARMSTRONG, Pitttborgh.
ZACHKU9 PATTERSO’*, lodlmnm.
JOZZM K. LAROIKR, Ohmrtler*.
Comoro, .<
mripycCT B. BMTWICS, lAwnacotiUo.
Btucraorvook,
SOBXBT H. DAVIS, Ohio. - ■
: *%' A PiisiHOop Exposed.—Mr. Thos.WilliAma
v * hiiin unfortunmU propensity to dUregtrdlhe
truth. ? He fixes Ids conclusions first, and then
AjtozHKß or'xu Saits.—Mr.. Williams in his
speech to the Ed. Campbell Convention, alluding
to the mandamus Bait before the Supreme Court,
which was argued July 14,said:
“Mr. Peridot refused to appear: and as a
consequence of the refusal, a writ of peremptory
mandamus was to be argued before the Supreme
Court in, this city after the election. The; rail
* road press sanctioned his ooixne, or were at least
- v Silent aato it, and.it waß endorsed byateaolo
' tion of
The Republican.Cobveaiion met ou the 3d of
; June; the mandamus woo not served on the
Commissioners until July following. How,
then, could the Republican Convention pass a
resolution endorsing an act that transpired a
month afterwards ? The mandamus • suit had (
. not at that time been even thought of.
* •; ‘ Besides, the Republican Convention passed ho
molutlon whiterer with regard to Ur. Perkins,
k‘ r * ai * i a n 0 referred to either Ms put or
• course. ' .
> Evil eemmnnicatious corrupt good manner*,
f'yoa lie doirn with dogs you will get up with
fPr geu. Ur. Williams, since he began to consort
• » ■ So freely with locofoco politicians, has learned
‘ thdr well-known habit of disregarding the
- truth, and now he is as good a locofoco as any
of them. ...
1 N0583AT1058.
the ?hiliu3elphi& r fctYe Jtoini
nated 'for S«%tor>from
the 3d district. Who Dickson is, nobody knows.
The Pennsylvanian says he is “a man' of respect
uMc abilities.” Thi» is coosiderably-below tho
usualsUndnd of newspaper praise. . The Rep
reeeniative nominations are as follows:
lit District, Charles D. Smith.
2d " Washington Quigley.
Sd r . .. " David E. HcClcau.
4th “ John C. Kirkpatrick.
sth' rt ' Georgo Thompson.
Cth “•’ C. M* Donovan.
7tb “ Charles Yeager.
Bth “ Jacob Hopple.
Oth " Henry Doniap.
10th “ George W. Kaller.
11th •* John Wharton.
12th ‘*' Edward Buckley.
13th " Oliver Evans.
14th “ .James Donnelly.
15th “ Joshua Owens. •
lfith “ Abraham Arthnr.
17th " ; James H. As kins.
In the 3d district the convention split, one set
nominating McClesn, and the other Pat. Mc-
Donoogh.
Ustair.— The Philadelphia Press publishes
Approvingly* letter &om Illinois, i n i which the
following sentence occurs
■ "We are now 1 going through a very warm po
litical contest in Jhls State. Tho Hon. Btephcn
A. Douglas is (be democratic candidate for U.
S. Senator, and is opposed by A. Lincoln, Re
publican, who takes broad abolition .‘ground, in
cluding negro equality.”
. This, is exceedingly unfair, fir. Lincoln has
done no suoh thing, bat has, on tbe contrary,
expressly disavowed thescDtimeuts here imputed
to him. We might look fpr such things natur
ally In the Pennsylvanian, but from tbe Press
better things are expected.
Meetings in Armstrong County,
The opponents of the National Administration:
will bold meetings at the following times and
places. Messrs. CoTode, Leech, Cooke, Cowan,
and others will be present to address them:
Rural Vi11age....... Tuesday 31 Aug. 1 p. v.
Dayton. : • 4 « “ 7 “
Salem~. Wednesday 1 Sept. 1 “ ,
PutneytrUle..r. " . “ “ 7 n
Thursday 2 “ 1 “
PineCreekFomaoe;' ■• “ '.** “ 7 *•
Worthington.-. S “ 1 “
Brady's 8end......: ; “ •* # 7 “
Montgomeryaville.. Saturday ' 4 ** l "
(For tbs Pittsburgh Gazette.} A
Philadelphia. 24th ;Angi 1553.
Gentlemen .'—The political prospect! here are cheer
ing and hopeful. That disturbing element, Straight
out Americanism,having exploded, the way is clear for
a fair trial of strength between tho People's party
and Lecompton democracy, and there is hardly a
question as to tho result. The pressing necossity for
protection to American industry against foreign com
petition is bringing thoasands over from the party
whose policy is moulded and governed by slave
holders, to that which Is Identified with .the truo inte
rests of the Fiko Btates. ' And, believe me, tbe in
conceivable improvement In generalmoralSfbrooght
about by the great zeligious moTemont of the day,
wilt have a mighty affect upon tho rota of the com
ing election. Grog shops have not the potency
theyhada yearago ; and we know Into what scale
their weight was chiefly thrown.
This mighty movement in the religious world, in
stead of abating la increasing both m breadth and
intensity. : The noob-day meetings at. Jayne’s Hall
are becoming crowded again, and the . earnest- devo
tion of the eierdses is truly wonderful. A large
tent, capable of .containing 2000 'people, is erected
for the present at .(he corner of Broad street and Gi
! rard avenue—far op town—do which ftiultitades as
semble'every evening, and in which the ablest and
most zealous clergymen of the city ofDciate, In turn.
Sometimes the meetings are for paayer and exhor
tation only. Sometimes-the exercises aro in Eng
lish, somedmos in German. On Sabbath the moot
ings are kept up from 6a.a.t010 p; m. The result
has hem very great.
But the most astonishing work is among the
firemen. It was stated last night at the meeting of
the Young Men’s Christian Association, that there
are about seventy firemen’s halls in the city, all of
which are expected to be made houses' of regular
worship in a month from this time..’ Some twenty
are now open for this purpose, and arrangements
hare been made with several other companies.—
Some of the-most active* members of tbe-Toting
Men’s Christian Association are converted firemen.
_The hall of tbe Diligent Hose company is open and
crowded every day from sto 6. On Sunday night
lost the halls on rite 2d and 3d stories were both fill
ed, and many went away unable to get into either.
The vertices were exceedingly impressive. -
Last night the . Young Men's Association, now
numbering ever thirteen hundred members, met for
the transaction of ’baainma. Tho chamber was
crowded, for all were free to cornel Two reports
were read and so mighty was tbe effect that it was
found impossible to transact any more business.—
Prayer, thanksgiving, songs of praise .nod congrat
ulatory addrceeea.folTowed eaeb other ip rapid suc
cess, uptii.tan. o’clock, when a special meeting to fin
ish the business was. appointed, and-tho meeting
closed with singing a siugle stanx* and short prayer
and benediction. Presently another joyotti aoog of
praise buret forth aod the people stood Until it was
finished and then slowly left the hooted all talking of
the wonderful things they had witnessed. I certainly
never before witnessed, nor emn imagined, such a
•oene.
The warm fratntoal spirit ofthis revival!* osoof
its peculiar characteristics. Last night I went alone
to the meeting and took a seat In the.'midst of men
whose feces I never law before, bat I was Instantly
treated with all the social confidence that is due to a
well-known and beloved friend, and- so It is all
round. All sorts, all ranks come together as friends
aad'brother*. . * O'
The noon-day prayer meetingfor business men and
strangers, is now regarded as a permanent iostitn
tion, and il Is in contemplation to purchase a lot on
Chestnut street at a cost of $60,000 end erects spa
eioui hall' for that purpose. The whole expense
will not be less than $lOO,OOO. It la right to state,
however,' that Dr. Jayne gives the fihe hall, where
the meetings are now hsld, without charge. C.
forth* Pittsburgh Gazette,
Ntw You,-August 2d, 1858.—'The next musical
season promises to be very attractive.. Min Hsrctcek
opens the Aeademyof Mmie, fora short season with*
his Havanas Opera Company- Us dams Gastio
Is the prims donna, Steffen l the tenor, and Uons.
Gaarie the basso.' The oompasy, it is said, is a very
fioe one, and win do well.
Strakoscb,stbst scoounts, was In jbofldon. He
has already engaged two complete Opera Companies
—one is the French Oporaand tho other is tbo Grand
Italian Opera Company.
The topic of conversation In maslo ahd fashionable
circles Is this new prims donna, Uas. Consoa, who
combines with a.fine voice those other most attrac
tlve elements—they are beauty, youth, .and geoios.
Beporta of her speak in the most -flattering and fa*
▼orahle terms. ' ’ ;
Pabodi, the peerieu, has returned- from the West
Indies, where she was the prims donna in SL Jago
do Cuba, last winter and created great sensation and
mot with the most triumphant success. She is en
gaged for the next season by J. Grau; she will com*
mence her farewell, concerts through the United
States about the 15th of .September. Parodi remains
. always the pel In this country and -her name is a
guarantee to draw, wherever she goes, crowded and
enthusiastic audiences. Thissho proved on all oc
casions. . . ,
Axonio, 'the famous baritone, and; certainly tbo
greatest living baritone singer, has accepted an en
gagement by J. Grau. He b secured with ablg sum.
Those who will bare-the good fortune to boar him
will be more than'deiighted.- Atnodio possesses the
finert voice ever given toman/
Anxtnra PAtn; Comedy kobwnaa Little Patti,
the musical phenomenon, has returned 'after two
, years absence in South America. - Site has become a
beautiful young woman mad her voioe is powerful.
She is engaged to be married to a rich young Span
iard, whose income is yearly $500,000. She will no
more ring ia poblie, - Ullmaa is in Europe,* his en
gagements are not yet official.''/' A.
. WAamxarox,Tuesday, Aug. 24,1858.—-Ihave
tbo best possible authority* for staling that the
report in the N. to the effect that the
Nations! Intelligencer ia'ip be;sold,is untrue.
Equally untrue Is it that one hundred thousand
dollarehave been recently offered Tor the estab
lishment bygentlemen representing the Ameri
can party.' The proprietors would not dispose
of the paper to any clique, nor do they contem
plate or desire to mike a sale to any person.—.
The value of .the reality of the establishment is
great asd the legitimate profits of the paper
would make a'forlune in a few years for almost
any but thepres^nt. owners.,:. They: have been
temporarily embarrassed by the refasal of Ur;
CuUotn, lata Cleric of the .Houle, ‘to order. tho
usual bomber of Annals of Congrees and Beg-
Utersof Debates, andalso by the failure of re
laltianyes daring the late Y. Trib.
Bask at Kkoktk.—The Qatt C%ofthe23d,
eays:
tWe learn that the necessary amount hoe been
subscribed and paid in, to secure the establish
ment of a Branch of the State Bank at EeokuM
The commissioners closed the books onSatur
day evening, but anotheropportunity-wiir bo
given for aubecriblog to the capital stock after
the neemary measures h&vebcentakeatq put
the Bank In,operation. ;
Tho aabscriptionsihave been ; made entirely
from among the best: of our business men, and
the .wealthiest 'of our real-estate proprietors,
and the Braneh wDI start under as good auspi
ces, so far .as .seundneu and discretion are ccn
oernsd, ss could very well far " .
ALuoimiao DuTß.—o4.the 14th intL, &
-*"»edS&aon,Ui«ilaTeof Mr*.'
Ms. Field yesterday received at two pi. m., a
telegrapbio message from London, of the same
date. It had probably been five or six hoars on
its way across England,' the Irish Chanel, Ire
land, the Atlantic Ocean, Newfoundland, the
Gulf of St. Lawrence, Cape Breton, Kova-Sco
tia, and New England to this
City. For d route not yet opened nor perfected,
this, certainly, is not bad, though we shall
doubtless do better by-and-by. The electricians
report the aub-Atlaotio Cable as working better
and better, and they expect to have the line
ready for public use in a few days.— N. I*. Trib.
Drouth asi» Grasshoppers. —We learn that
grasshoppers are very destructive in several
.counties in this State. Some of the mowing
fields in Yates County look as though the grass
was all dead. Every green spear is eaten off.
In Broome County they have not only destroyed
grass and other sweet vegetation in some fields,
bat' io one case we beard of a six-acre lot of to
bacco nearly ruined by these peats. The drouth
appears to precede the grasshoppers in all cases.
—AT. F. Trib.
The SU LouisifrpuMtean states that President
Buchanan is expected to visit that city during
the Agricultural Fair, next month. If he should
carryall his troubles with him, a “big stall will
be required to contain them. There is not the
least troth, wo state by authority, in the rumor
that the President will exhibit the St. Louis
election as.the greatest beat of the season and
the remit of the Kansas vote on Lecompton as
the most marvellous turn-up.— Leu. Jour.
The official vote in Cliogman's District, for
member of Congress, has come to hand, and
foots up as follows:
Majority for Vance.
Mu. Doolittle, of Chicago, who hired two
meu to whip the sohoolmaster Keith, because
the latter hod sent tbo boy home to wash bis
face, has been fined $3OO and sent to the city
prison for six months. Doolittle is a man of
property.
“Sib,” said a burly fellow, of no enviable
character, “I have the largest neck of any man
in the city.” “Very likely,” said his-neigh
bor, “and I saw yesterday the largest rope in
the city—put that and thai together.
There is an ordinance in the eity of London
requiring a five-eigbtbsinoh tube to be inserted
near the ceiling in every room, for the purpose
of letting off the gas in case of accident or care
lessness. A very good precaution.
The Governor of Minnesota, it appears, ve
toed the Usury Law passed by the Legislature,
I restricting the.rale of Interests to fifteen per
; cent., owiog to an irregularity that occurred in
its passage through tbe house.
UAKi'.lKD'—On Thuraday the2Bthlust., by the Rtr. A.
Sinclair, of North Carolina, tbo Rev. D. A. CcntJfTVOtUM, of
Bftdg»watf<r, to MUs A. C. V. SntCLUt, eldest daughter of
Her. J. O. Sioclalr,of Allegheny city.
Neuralgia.— A gentleman living in*Phila
delphia toy a:
“lnpiueltig through Pittsburgh,eonte months since, I
parcbeord a bottle of Btcrhavt’s Holland Bitters. It re-
Usvtd me po much that on returning homo I bought two
more bottle* 'nun Dr. Dyott, which completely cured me of
Neuralgia*. I hare recommended tbe article to many of
my irii-ude, and four or fire cf tbe number aay it cured
them. I think that my recommendation has done wore for
its tale in Philadelphia than your advertising.”
(We are not permitted to pobllih the name, but any per*
•on calling at the atore, or cotamnolcatiug witboe by let
ter, will be convinced of the truth ofthia statement)
4^Sold at $1 per bottle, or aix bottle* tor $O, by me pro*
prtetkrm,BKNJ.PAQK, A COManufacturingrbanua
csutUtsood Chemists, 27 Wood street, between lit and‘id
fU-fPTUaburch. Pa- and Druggists generally. anSTtdAwF
Special potters.
RAIL ROAD SPIRD COMPART.
Joseph Dllworth D< W. C.Bldtvell.
(Sueceners fj Part, r, Ret ft «fi Sv*tl.)
■oxcrAcvcizaa tr
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CQAIR3
AND BOAT SPIKES.
anl&lydrc PITTSBURGH, PENK’A.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Agent’s Orncx, G 8 Firrn Street.
These Machines, which have gained such an
enviable reputation over all other Sewing Machine*, on ac
count of let. Their Lock Stitch. 2d. Their (Implicity of
cone traction and eoneeqaent freedom from derangement.
Bd. Easy movement, end 4th, Tbtir durability, are now
offered with all the laleat improvement and advantages at
manufacturer*’ prices, by
ALEX. R. REED, Agent,
' No. 68 Fifth Street.
PHzauksazfazA.
WM. McKEE & CO.,
No. an 3,yreatlt.and No. »3 Lei Ula 8«.
IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Abe constantly receiving on consignment,
HUSH LI SENS, SHIRT YJIONTS, DDSPB, Ecu, Is gn+t
variety. AJ«0» imiTlSn GOOO3, ronnetioß ia part of
TAPER MUSLINS, VELVET CORDS, UKAVERTEJLNS.
TAlinr VELVKTS. ALPACCA3, CASHMERES, ITALIAN
" _ 2 _ J«W3mfe‘
lldTHKOat ROTIIRRSH MOTUBRSm
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth*
ing Syrup lor ChOdrvn Teething. It bit no equal on earth.
It groaUy facilitate* the process of teething by softening tbs
goma, reducing all Inflammation—will allay pain, and la
tor* to regulate the bowels. Dspend upon it, mothers, It
win give rest to yourself *4, and relief sad health to your
lntknta. Perfectly asfa la all cases.
Utii valuable preparation la the prescription of one of
she mcstexpertaacedaadvkilfhl female Physician* io New
England, aod baa been used with never-falling socceae la
millions of cat as.
■ Wa belter* it the beat and anraat remedyln the world, la
ah casaaorDyaantary aod Dlarhoea in Children,-whether It
arises from teething or from any other causa.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and centa.lt
is worth Us weight fa gold.
Mflllonaof bottles are sold every year in the United
States It la an old and well-tried remedy.
PRIOR ONLY SS CENTS A BOTTLE.
gQrXooe genuine unless the fec-eltnile af CURTIS 4 PER
KINS, New York, Ison the onUlda wrapper,
Sola by Druggists throughout the world.
DR. GEO. fl. KEYBEK, Agent lor Pittsburgh.
JuS.-dewlyfcT
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER HILL
SMELTING WORKS
PARK, M’CUHDY A CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
BRAHKRS’ and BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COP
PER BOTTOMS, Raised Etil! Bottoms, Spelter polder, Ac.
Also, Importers and Dealer* In METALS, TIN PLATE,
SHEET IRON, WIRE, Ac. Constantly oo hand, Tiomeo's
Machines and Toole.
Warehouse, No. 140 Firtt and 120 Second elrett,
Pittsburgh, Panes.
pedal order* of Copper cut to any desired pattern.
mygfcdtatAwlyT
••Death to all Varmint”
••Death to all Yermlnl”
“Death to all Varmint”
••Death to all Vermin!”
“COSTAR’S” Rat, Roach, EXTERMINATOR,
“COSTAU’S” Bed-Bug KXTKKUINATOK,
“COSTAR’S” KLKCTIO POWDER tor Ants. Insects, eti
(Tbeont-Tisraums aortous Known.)
—Sold everywhere. (Druggist* and Dealers desiring term*,
tend fur Costar’* Private Circular.)
receipt of ONE DOLLAR, “Costar” send* to any
address In the United States, .asulßdont quantity (postage
paid) to destroy the vermin on any premises.
Address “COSTAR’S”' PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No, SBt Broadway, Now York.
Sold In Pittsburgh, Pa, by B.L. f AONRSIOCK A 00*
B. E. SELLERS A Oo*andoEo. H, KKYSER. au7:dAwlmT
The Great Bngliib Remedy.
SIR JAKES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M-D.,
Pbyetriaa EXtraordlnarytotbeQueen.
This well koown Medicine Is no imposition, but a rare
and safe moody far female DifflouHles and Obstroctlocs,
rom any cause whatever; sad although a powerful remedy,
{hey contain nothing hurtful to the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES it Is peculiarly suited. It will,
In a abort time, bringou the monthly period with regularity.
:• Then PiUt have never Lou tuown U> fail where fAs dirto
tiommt\ciccondpaQtofpa»phleiare wdlobteroed.
For full particular*, get a pamphlet, free.ofthaagfoL
K. B —sl and 6 postage stamps encioaed to any author!
cad agent, will insure a bottle, containing over bo pills, by
rdhirntnail.
B. L, FAHNESTOCK A CO, Pittsburgh, wbolsaais agent,
and sold ay all druggists. apiCpiAw fo T_^
Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment
FOR THE CUKE OF ALL KINDS OF
DISEASES.—iLocated at Haymlle Station, oo the Pltta
: burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad, is now newly rs*
fitted and . improved by the erection: of a Gymnasium and
Bowling Alley, which will afford agreeable and healthful
exercise and amusement, for patients and others friendly to
oursy*iem,whe may wish to spend some Urns with us
during the bot weather. Address Bax ISM, Pittsburgh
Pence. 3. HKRFORD, M.D,)
JsatAwSmP IL fBRAM, M.D.J gb y«icl*ua.
FISH! FISH!
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A FULL SUPPLY 01
WHITE FISH, TROUT,
SALMON, PICKEREL,
HERRING, MACKEREL,
- AfrOrdtra, accompanied by the cash, will mast prompt
attention. HENRY n. COLLINS,
• mylL-dtjyl 25 Wood streak
the greatest match machinUn
YHB WOBLDi ’
A fOKYUNK MADE WITH A SMALL IWVBBMXKI
THOMAS' PATENT MATCH MACHINE
U aaLßple, cheap and peribet Hatch Maker. Ths Machine
easts only ii .driT«i by band, and wfllmakstha far.
tuna of tbs manufacturer. la* abort time. Whsrv good
wood is to bihadreadily It materially reduce* the oort.
JVBsTwalcounty'or-Uaehlfis privileges art offered far
sales! arooderate pries. Torpartkulart eaUatGAETrei
00UNnHQB00H#tlRh street, JelMAwfctfT
WidßD.
Spttiatj^otwes.
Permanent Office.
Complying with the argent request of hun
dred* of their patients,
DBS. C. M. PITCH Ac «X. 'W. SYKES
Ilave concluded to remain
PERBfiNESTLY IN PITTSBVUGn,
And may be consulted at their office.
No. 101 Penn. Street,
opposrrx tee st. club hotel,
Daily, except Enndays, ferCoßsnxaptlon, Asthma,
DronehltU and allotb«r Chronic Complaints
complicated with creaming Pnlmonary Diaeaae, Indodiog
Catarrh, Heart Dueaae, Affections of the Liver, Dys
pepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, etc.
DBS. men A STEKS would state hat (heir treatment
of ConfumpUon U bleed upon toe fad that Ae disease cs
isis in the blood and ryrftn of laiye, both before,a*-during
Os development ia iAsjlttnps, and they therefoi amnloy
Mechanical, Hygienic and Medicinal ramedira to purify tbe
blood and atrengtben the system. WifA these, they oh
MEDICINAL IN HALATIONS,which they value highly,but
only aa PiOiaUoa, {having no Curative effect when used
atancD «ad Invalids are earnestly cautioned agalnatwaatlng
the precious time of curability onany treatment based upon
tbe plausible, but false Idea that the “east of.the disease can
be reached In a direct manner by Inhalation,** tor as before
listed, the ttai of the disease is in the blood and Its effects
only in the lungs.
69>No charge for consultation.
A list of questions will be sent to those wishing to cun*
suit os by letter. my2WawfctfF
American Manufactured Watches.
We would most respectfully announce to the
public that we have taken the Agency for the celebrated
AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES,
An article which ia mannfhclured in Waltham, Mara., end
gotten np of the beat material on tha most approved princi
ple, and posseoe* every requisite fora RELIABLE TIME
BEEPER, for any defect in material, workmanship or
performance under talr usage, tbe manufacturers bold them
selves at all times responsible. These watebee have been
tested and are la use daily by a great many Railroad officers
and have give tbe utmost satisfaction In regard to strength
■od correctness of time on
. wooMomm and railroad cars.
WnDe In motion. Every watch will be accompanied with
a certificate or guarantee from the manufacturers, showing
that the buyer runs no riik whatever of getting a watch
that will not keep correct time.
The watehee ireof amodium size, hunting cose, mocb in
stylo like aa English Watch, and will certainly pleoao every
one who nay give thtm a trial.
In addition to the above, we keep constantly on band a
cf best make English and Swim Watches,
” Mskers* Tools, Machinery and Watch Material, to*
***“* *J}h a complete stock *f Jewelry, Silver Wore,
Clocks, fancy Goods, which we ahaU at all times b«
happy to show to out customer*.
_ REIKBMAN A MEYttAN.
mriWydswT-jolQ <2 fifth at, PltUbnnth, Pa.
John C. Baker & Co's
GENUINE
OOD-LIVKR OIL!!
This Medicine, prepared in the most ap
proved manner, and bottled by na, boa received the unc
tion of the moet scientific of tbe Medical Profession
adolphla end elsewhere, who recommend it as superior to
any other now manufactured.
Ofltaefflcocy and importance as aromcdlnl in eases of
Consumption, Gout, Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Rheume*
Ustn, and all Scrofulous diseases, it is unnecessary
'-thousands ofemlseat physicians of Europe and America
bgvingtettedlta wonderful curative properties.
Prepared only by JOHN C. BAKER A CO., Wholesale
Draggists, No. IS4 North Third street, Philadelphia. -Sold
by ell Druggists thrnughoot the country. fe£]:<ttor3o
s. B. & C. F. maret.p
PRINTING, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP
W RAPPING 3? A F E R.
Wtr«hoaic t 80. 97 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rnytrtf fe
R*gi booght at market prloM.
J. H. CHRISTY, B. D. t
1M Pitliburyh, Penntu,
flaring bad the advantages or Eastern Ooilegea and Hoo
pla*. and several jean* practice, offers hfs professional
Berries* In SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CASES.
Re*, ff. D. Bonn).
Ref.blL A. Hclmb.
T. IL Nil, Esq.
J. R, llnnUr.
V, HOLMES Ac SONS,
utauu or
Foreign and Domeitie Bills of Exchange,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
BANK NOTES AND SPECIE,
NO. £7 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
mad* on all the principal elite* through
ont the United States. ap22-fcly
JOHN COCHRAN AC BRO]
Kisvracritxu or
Iron Ralllnf, Iron Vault*, Vault Door*,
Window Shatter!, Window Guardi, he.,
JVVe. «1 Second Stmt amd 86 TUrtl Strttt,
(Between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA-,
Hv* cs baad a variety of new Pattern*, fancy and plain,
•aitaMe for all pnrposaa. Particular attention paid to an*
chatßgOrav*J,Ata. dobbins done at abort notice. mrd
««. , . mi- c. raiiro
V AND EVER ft FRIEND,
ATTOHtrEYS AT LAW.
(SOLICITORS IN CIIANCERV,
.Vo. 6, Miv'l Bind, Dubuque* Intaa.
.®|-Coll*cUoti* prwupllj' n)*.Uiu aa> t<uri..f Kurtbvra
low*, or WhUtu wbcomia.
Will lhepurchmMend Beleof Bhl Estate, ob*
telnlne Money oa Bonds tad Mortgagee. eeUydfe
WEYM AN ac HON,
Btlman&ctarwe mad Dealer* in ell kind* of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CZOABS,
“AKD
X JELAJF TOBACCO,
&rn<r of <9»£Ajbi<i .Street on4lKaaionrf.AQ«y»
PITTBBPBgH,PA.
wm-c. ftogpT»o»....„. ....„„ .. r.a.
ROBINSON, MINIS & HILLERS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
Pittsburgh, Penns.
Office, 50.21 Market street,
Mmaofector* mil kind* of Stamm Barlnea mod Hill Machin
ery; Ometinge, Railroad Work, 8 lemm BoO«r» mad Bbmet Iron
Jobbing mad Repairing dop» oa tbort notice. mrSSdydto
M. E. GILLBSPIKi
DB2TTXST,
Extracts Teeth without pain, by an entire
it m Anesthetic agent applied to tb* tmmtli mad gnma
00)7. Teeth from dm to foil eett* lammrtmd oa thm rmriooa
metallic baaaa. Hi aleoiomrt* teeth on entire Porcelain
ban with coatlaaooa gam, which tn twenty, deenlln«M end
darmbiUtj cannot All to pleaae. Cell mad examine aped*
mmnm.
BVOfflceNo.Bl Fourth ■treet,'below Market, (eeeood
■tory,) Pitaborgh. ' Je7:lydtb
ao3iTrsa« gkray
TAILOR,
No. 82 ST. CLAIR STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PRNNA,
is ppeparod to furnish his customers and
bayen generally, with the Utmct mud moat fuhtonmble
■tylea or Spring mad Sommer Good* ofetery variety, which
ho will mmke op to order to tbs entire eattafactlon of thOie
who rosy firor them with their pmtroomge. ap2fcdfc
PAYNB, BIBBELL ft CO..
; amscrAonuu or
Cooking, Parlor and Heating
STOVES,
Orates, Fronts, Fenders, etc.,
AadMuiubctorertof the Celebrated
CAPITAL COOKING- ItANGK,
NO. 430 LIBERTY STREET,
JrCqydfc PITTSBURGH, PA
, MITCHELL, HERRON & CO.,
nivricnißi or
Cooking, Parlor and Heating
S T O V B.By
Outc Froßti, Fcsderi, tookiDe Bangei, &c.
- IBi Liberty SL, PlUibargh.Pm,
mr22fcly
POSThBI, NELSOH 4 OOn
v 1 Tf'f of
GUN BARRELS, SOLID BOX VICES,
OAST BTE KL SOTTflßS—Warranted.
CMj&td and HcmmartdShovel*and Spade*,'
ffdljjfty and Manor* Fork*, Pick*, Mattock*, dc,
•WarenowM, N 0.17 Market St.,
myll-gmfa . PHTBBUROn,PA.
GKO* H. ASDEHBOK,
2fo. 181 Liberty Street, PiUtfrurgh, Pa.,
■t»w»»wimt» jjtb TBOUMH PlittK Ul
u ImjTarktyof
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER,
Shoo Leader, SpUty Morocco,. French and
Country Calf Skin*,
Sole Leather, Carripe* Oilcloths, Aco.
* All of which will bo fanJebed at the lowemt Omah Frio*#."
ABIDES WANTED.-CS
mp6-dly -
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SIGHT BIIiLS DRAWN' BV
DUNCAN, SHERMAN A CO,, '
ON TUB UNION BANK, LONDON, IN BUUSOFONB
POUND BTBRIIHG AND UPWARDS.
Also, Billion tbapriaejptl dtiemend lawn*of Trance,
Holland, Gcrtoaay, Bmlaand other European
BUtea. conetmntlr on hadd end Ibreele by ->
WILLIAMS A CO.,
frwtflynfrj ’ p»ntw*. Wood etreet, comer of Pdrt.
MATXiACK *
COMMISSION AND
Ho. 18 Pint 8tr««l
Kill*
Murdoch 1 IHck*on,*t*X/?ci*> .
DuAKatbok, aaeUmtl'&t*',.
CU*,Daffl*l4 A OjialiOotoMU^, **•.
Onn ABtroTSStar*,
DwAMit) t A | pMfcMphU.PlJ
V. a- to DlinbCutnl
lUilnad. • • - ■ f**-*rr>At* -
PITTSBURGH BAQ .FACXOBT.
X>. O. hkbbst,
Conut Ltlwtr oaC BiaOtttiUi
PITT3BVROB: P-1-.
Manufketorer of. allJdtidf'oF light .Bags
solUUi fttr Onla, Hoar, jfe>l > 'Bacfcwto»t J B*l >» fftwrind
Oro6*r^ V QM, prtaUd ian«U aadapproFtWt4««t*wto
V-:-"v''vr •?y r 7?
—AodaKaatwppljgfraittlMißigt oofao<| «ai<ltija
iajjhaPnloo. AnM&anjKjNfti^
fUl»4 oaD ® n!D^PPt to'sS^> 4
Piiauriti
•ants*
AUTUMN TRADKi
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE. ’
SI KM NOS, CoBURGS, MUSLIN DELAINES.
VELVETS,SILKS, ALPACAS, GINGHAMS.
CLOTHS, CASSIUERES, SATINETS, VESTINGS.
PLANNELS,PEINTS,BLEACILED AND BROWN GOODS,
with a complete line of 1
AoJ other «t jlca of Goode adapted to
A FIRST* CLASS TRADE.
All of which ua offered Ibr ule, cheap,
w. a. OBzmcs & co ,
43S market Ac. 433 merchant fit.,
*u27:aod2m PBTL A DEL PUS A ■
BUFFALO KOBES, ’
By the Bale or Robe,
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.—A^coad
»ecood*baod#team engine mod boiler* will b« sold champ.
QBO. F. WOMATH' B T»o cjllndsrboilerm 20 feat long; cylinder* II lnche* diuc.
»V ‘ ~, . ~_ _ ' i x«r, 2 feet *troke; fly-wheel 2kH>. poundj. Applr toQ.W.
Nos. 415 & 417 ARCH St. PqiLaS'a 1 BONN,moath eido of Ohtoitrect, third door Kelt of ths
N. B.—Also, a largo assortments LADIES •
'‘ANOI yOR3, of onrowp m*ou£»ctnn>. an27:3md'
BRADV'B PUBLISHING HOUSE).
NEW BOOKS.
Q* 51. eta
auA ARUaDEL M la a< .1 JQ al
OttYIA, or tbs Maid of Uoaor. “ • “ .ja) “
CHARLEY FOX'S Ethiopian Bonz Book IS “
OEOBOE CHRISTY’S Joke Book, No. 2.1 13 “
TBUt PATRIOT CRUIBEK, by Evlvanoa Cobb. Jr 25 “
TIIEMANIACSSECRET? 1 -
THE HAH) OFTHIt BANCHE, by Dr. J.H. “
Bebt free of pottage on rocelptof price. Agent* wanted.
KREOEKIC A. BRADY,
126 Nauan Street, N.Y.
NOTIOE TO SHIPPERS.—On antf after
MONDAT, August 23d, the following rateewid be
charged by the Eallroed between Pituburgli and Cincin
nati, on the Tariona cla«ns of freight:
Plr«* Clui 60c f) 100 Iba Hour 60c » barrel
Second u 44c •« - Wbtakey $1,26 -
Third *• ~4oc “ “ Cotton 1,50 per bale
Fourth M ..._«aOc '* “
«nZ7:3wd General Prei^fil
New books at kentoul’s, 20 st.
Ctair Street.
Lecture* delivered betbre'the Toang Mon’* Christian' Asso
ciation in London, in 1858; price tl.uo.
Oar Pastara Visits, 40 cent*,
The Race for Riches’, by Arnott, CO cent*;
Levs from lleaven lor Life on Kartb, by Arnott; or, Illu*-
t ration* of tbe Book.of PrororLs, $1,24;
Select Discourses translated from the Fieoch and OermaD,
by AdoJpho Monod, Kmmoachcr, Atu, $1,00;
Woman’* Life and MMon, by Adolphe Monod, 60c. (anZ7
E
XEOUTOKS’ NOTICE—Notico is hereby
given that letter* testamentary upon mtate of
Thomas U lad, late of thecity of Pittsburgh, deceased, have
bees granted to the nodemiinied.
All persoos Indebted to eald estate will make payment,
and those having claims will present them, duly authenti
cated,to Uto sal«crU>«T».
ALRX.U.MILLKK, Ko.ISQ Fourth at.,
ANDREW FLI2MINU, Sixth itrwt,
ao27:3t<Ufitw F Rx»caton>.
CASEY'S VOL. s—Pennsylvania State Ke
porU, toI. CO, cooUininp cuti decided in Stay and
October terms, 1857, jolt ree d at KAY A Co’B.
*027 No. 05 Wood atreet.
THE undersigned have formed a co-part
oenhip, onder tlte atyle of Shacklett, M'L&ln ACo ,
fur traßMctios the wlioltaile I>rj Goodabnalncu.
WILLIAM BUACKLZTT,
JAMBS M’LAIN,
HOOIIJONIB,
JOHN AUDAY,
T. T. MYLKK.
SHACKLETT, M'LAIN & CO.
Wboleaale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DItV GOODS,
4V0. 43 Wood Sired, oppevtt (he SL Charles Hotel.
xu23:lmd
CANDLE MOULDS,
WARRANTED to bo oftho best metal, all
•iz*M and pattern*, manafactored and Icrnlo lir
JOHN GALTKIUKT,
Ntvnos Mac* Street, Philadelphia.
\ dotwnsoa McCasdlesa.
I lion. 11, A. Weaver.
I H jo. T. J. Blfcham.
| John H. Mellor, Esq.
Illster.Kaq. my&lydfc
*a23:3m<l
RUGS
' CoiUr’i Rat Exterminator;
\RUUS—
/ Caatge Soap, "
Annate,
Tina Jmpaoica,
Choiring Oxun,
Darla’ Haia Killer,
Lodlow'a SpeciQc. For sal* by
B.L. FAHNESTOCK AUO.,
anX3 So. 00 Liberty atreet
CLOSING OUT SALK.—.MURPHY &
BUOCQFIELD are offering their entire atxkof SUM*
HER A WINTER OOODd at aocb prion* <U ifciite them
decided bargaint. Tbii will be aa- opportunity that will
do be met with worm again of gettidg the beet quality of
Dry Oonclent the low price* that they am now offered.--
North-caet corner Fourth and Market etreet. ao&dAwf
UPEIUOR iiLA NK BOOKS, Lodgers,
Journal*, C»'b Tlouk«>n>t Day lkck« of euperior quali
ty, made «xj>rrs*ly for city order*. fotaale by
CDNDRIES—3O hhds. N. 0. Sugar;
lO BO bbls. ' do Molasses,
60 bags Rio Ooffrs;
SO casxspnre Potash;
30 boxes Kotin Soap,
1200 lights 9x12 Window Sash,
00 dux. Dockets;
20 do Tabs;
20 boxes Salerstus,
Tor sals by
sad
jjeHnia:
.«u».mM...u«IIIO|I KLLUL
Tbs afflicted with this painful disease should bear in
mind that the only
this city U at
Prices Lo w.
BREAST PUMPS—I hare just received
a Urge and floe assortment of Breast Pumpa. Also, a
new article of Drsaat Pipes superior to any ankle of too
kind now in nsa. Those in want of anything in this Use,
tbooldcall and examine my stock before parekastag else
whore. JOS. VUUfINO,
an2s corner Diamond and Market tC
QpONGES —A large supply of fine medium
13 *nd comrae Sponges rac'd this dsy. Those wishing a
’good spooge abonid call and examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOS. FLEMING,
au26 corner Diamond and Market street
Magnesia —a large supply of iiu»-
band’t, Henry’s, Murray’* Fluid and CUrate of Mag
nesia, constantly on hand at JOS. FLEMING,
an2S corner IHsoond arid Market st.
WE HAVE $5,000 for investment in City
Ground Bests, rersoos baring snch securities for
■ale, will please address
nogSJt Wm. 11. WILLIAMS A CO.
9HH BBLS. RE F'D. Sugar; .
100 bbls Golden Syrup;
60 *• St. James Molasses;
60 u Large No. 3 Mackerel, “new,"
20 “ Dsltimnre tlerrlnc. Boc’d and
for sale by anti 8111UVKR A DIbWORTH,
TIRUSSES,
X TRUSSES,
TRUSSES.
Thft only Manataotnren of TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS
a tbe city la CARTWRIGHT * YOUNG,
ao7 No. 86 Wood stmt.
BACON —500 pieces Hams;
3000 piece* Shoulders; ' -
1000 pieces Btdea;
20 tierces Sugar Cared Items;
100 <lo do do Driodßecft
100 bbts Sicss Pork. For sale by
enU i R. ROBISON A CO.
TLANTIC TELEGRAPH SCHOTTIfeHI
dost rewired, a fresh supply of this new and highly
popular gcbotUsh. it isomheiubed wilh'en elegant litbo
i T*pb, representing the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable. Kir sale hy H. KLRBKR A BttO, .
aol* No. 63 Tilth street;
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.—We
sre Inconstant receipt of prime cheese ftom some
Of the heat Ohio diaries, to which we Invite the attention
of retailers. RIDDLK, WIRTS A CO
anlß . 183 Liberty street.
/2J.OLD PENS—Dawson, Warrea«-& Hyde’s
\JT new and superior *>3o3’* Gold Pen, suitable for fine
jrritfag end figuring. Book-keepers will And this Pen supe
rior toJsaephGiUott'eStcelPenof the same construction
and number.
. Also, a fall stock of all the various styles of Pens and
BUrer Holders, mannfartnrsd by the abora celebrated S™-'
; Porssleby J. L. REAP, T 8 Fourth street.
Jnl Apollo Bonding.
1 Af\ I>OZEN INSEAMED LEATHER
A t/\J WHIPR-Jost finished for the Pill trade.—'
These ere the standard FeoMjlTania wagon Whips, sod
we ask detion to oxamino them
BUCK SKIN STAGE LASHES.—A large
assortment of' the various grades now on band, and
any length or rite made to order at short notbaby
WELLS, El DDLS A CO,
ao!2 ' 80 Foorth street,
Bdggy whips, got and thread
OOVERED.—The best Whalebone Whips Intbe.West
and of every Tirlety of style and size to be bond at
WELLSrBtDDLS A 00,
aa!2 : ~ 80 Focrth attest.
ANDSOHE DARK PRINTS, Lancutel
Ginghams, Checks; Tickings, Sheetings, Hnslinsand
irtih Unenajnst opened, C. HAN BON LOTA,
mIT : • . . Ttfiarkdt street.
f'kAT.MEAL —2bbls fresh ground oat meal:
V 7 or superior quality, just received and for sale, whole
sue or retail, at FRANCE'S Family Grocery and Tea Store,
Tedersi street, AHegbcoy city. uiH .
aooms,
; FORWARDING
ktNTS,
lU liOßiii Ho.
WOULD you be without a spring bed
when yon sen* have one far the low price ot FIVE
DOLLARS? (su3e) I. B. YOUNG A CO.
TVTEW STYLE CARPETS—We ore just
■LI waing soroe new style Brunei* and
psrial Cupels, which will be sold at very low prices, for
TF.M*CmKTOOIL
»o.lia MarhetatW
CLOTHS—A large assortment of
VF FloorOU Cloths on hand,from Sftto 54 ft wide, at
?«y low prices foe cash.• ?“ W.IPOMNTOC*,
«a* g 1 . yo.nai|fcrketsttte|.
A LARGE LOT of Selfhdgeit, Checks and
cater Dry Goods, opened this day. v
naIFV ; , C., MAN BON LOfB. 74 Market stmt.
HANDS—an excellent stock ofdSarlor,
VF Chamber, Dining Room ud Coasting Boose Fond
tareatloisprica./ ' | (anA) 00.
DARK: MERRIMACK PRINTS, Cotton
aafi.Wod JdcmaDe Lalnea, new styiek at IHH asd 23
canto gsgftiA , jC. HANSON lOYVTI MuksOt
ourWarchouae-a^drexaraifieocr
Jltto gUftertisi
...'OR Rju\T— A. three story Dwelling |H3
-P-, -a p.cic «. '| JL Uoq» 0B riah itnet, (No. 100,) containing llJCfi.
ESS G" OODB, room*. be«i<ie «uh hooae kt- -with fine brick etableanJ
OP NEWEST STYLES. carri*^ hot*,itucbed. fh3 heatels foppUedirtth hot
ud cold *aur,uth, gu, legend being*to awntfal 100-
MD h »S l !Si!?' ldlpW the want*of a proftseloual
, St* For reol «* for * term of ymr* to a gdod tea
mrio ' 8t P* enqnim of . i
ALEXANDER KINO.
SHAWLS*
IN EVERY VARIETY
SSBROIDE&IEB,
L. DEVKNNT,
Agent, P.O.*a IL Jt. Lias.
J.J. HOUSTON,
lit AjfL P. Ft, W.AO. IL IL
Orocral F/eight
Venetian Had,
Deep Vermillion,
Laytona* Refined Ltqnpricc,
American Atrow Root,
Duatru Pith,
Split Stlna,
Oardanuiß fioetli,
Uiinorlceßoot,
Baud*' SaraapanlL*. F*«r sale by
b l. Fahnestock aco ,
No. ftp corner Wood aud 4th atr*«t(.
W.QiJOHNSTON &00.,
PrlaLers, Stationer* and Blank Book Makers, u
t No. 57 Wood »tract, Pittsburgh.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THAT very desirable Jot on Water Street
ud Bedoabt Alley, next to John Inrln* Both, twinx
l!£Q fret od Water and frost btreeta,aod I€o deep aloogtb*
It will be »old together or is lota of SO or 21 tot eacb.'
For term*, (which will be inade tut u to paynent.) aiK
ply to Joseph 8. leech Tco.,
ImrA-dtf Liberty Street, Plttaborrt,
JLi
ROBERT DICKEY,
131 Frontitmt, Mtr Wood.
No. 86 Wood Street.
WELLS, RIDDLE A CO
• 60 Fourth itmt.
dFotJKnrt.
858. | -pOB '
A STORK'ON MARKET STREET.
'"go famished duelling
with raodwn Improvements—fc r rent tarpon good
wt * pt - Jul 4 lUXCnCQCg7M3nHK*RY-« CO.
Jfoc Sale.
FOR SALE—-A jiair of young horses, : h ind
w ? r * ,n «»* hameS-good nn J«r tb*
naal*-cn» J* a pacer, it * flrw.r»t« riding bone for a lady.
AI», wagon and harness. Apply to QXOW. BONN.aoutii
aide of Ohio atraet. 3d door west of tbo Diamond, Alio
ghiny city. » a *i
QOR SAX.E— A small manuiachir*
' DB^ Q4 i« three ban
; dred dollar* profits Ally dollar* per month and will in
! crease. Apply to OKO. W.TIUNN, aoath ti>!« ofOhlost
' third door woat-of the Diamond, Allegheny city. an®
FOR SAjLfi.—Houses and Lots in Pitts
burgh and Allegheny title*: alto, In the boroughs of
hast Liberty, fiharpebnrg, and Mooch eater; several band*
some country seat* larma of different sizes, In every dlro
Torions pricea—some Tery good ones. Persons
wlahfng to purchase would do well to call and examine the
reglater, and those wishing .to sell, to hare their place*
registered at GEO. W. BONN’S, Beal Estate Office, couth
aide of Ohio'atreet, third door west tithe Diamond, Atlo
gheny city. • aulO
Farm For Sale,
/CONTAINING 300 acres and situated 20
\_y milea.from Pittsburgh, the Allegheny and Butler
Plank Road canning directly through It. 140 acres is
cleared, the balance, ICO acres, is well timbered. The im*
provements are reasonably good. It will be sold all to*
gether or in parts to anil purchasers.
Terms reasonable. Apply toJOfIK DEAN, Allegheny
city, or to Jndge MAB3U ALL. Butler county. aal4:lmd
LOTS FOR SALE.
THE following Lots are now offered for solo,
onvery liberal terms and low prices, vie
Ist. Fifteen Lots fronting oh Batltr street, in
▼Hie, Immediately opposite tho wall of Allegheny Cemetery.
Each lot 24 feet front l>y 100 to 121 feet deep to an alley 20
feet wide. ,
2d. Fifteen lots nearer the Allegheny river, each 24 foot
fronton Pearl street. (60 feet wide) and extending in depth
114 feet to en alley 20 feet wide.
ad. Fifteen Lots nearer the river, each 24 feet front on
Pearl street, 'directly opposite above, and extending la'
depth towards the liver 114 feot to au alley 20 feet wide.
4th. Killeen Lots nearer the river, eaeh 24 feet front on
Bmcdway, (whichisSOfeet wide, and through which the
Allegheny Valley Railroad runs,) and extending In depth
114 feat to an alley 20 feet wide.
6th. Fifteen Lota opposite the above, and nearer the riv*
er, each 24 feet front on Broadway and ox tending In depth
110 teet to on alley 20 feet wide.
6th. Fifteen Lots nearer the river, each 24 feet front on
Bell street (60 feet wide) and extending In deptit 110 feet to
an alley 20 foot w Ida.
Tonus of sale u follow**—One-tblrdoftbe wholoporchase
money to remain on bond and mortgage—interest payable
annually—oce-tblrd of the balance cash in batnl; the re*
mainder to bo paid in four equal annual Instalments, with
Interest, payable annually, secured by bond and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for deeds.
Plans of these lots may be aoen at the following plaoc
Bailee, Brown k Co's, O’Hara * Co’s glass Works,
F. Sellers k Co’s. . Coleman. Hailman A Co’s,
A. Bradley A Co’s, White's Carriage Factory,
Knap k Wade’s, Pa. K. K. Works,flth ward,
ghoenberger k Oo's, ; Allegheny Valley R. R. tU-
A. Wood, Agent for Phoenix pot,
Brewary, At the Garrison,
Kewmeyer k Empire Hugh -McKelTy's jhnmber
Works, ” *
Park, McCurdy A C
For farther particulars, appl
Farm for, Sale*
THE ANDERSON FjiRM, 2} mile, £8
.above the Depot, it New Brighton, Dener
Pa., oo Block lIoaM'RQB, containing 108 acre* of excellent
land, every acre of which t* tillable, and So of which U on
dercnltl ration. Therein 13 acraaofgood timber. SOictm,
in gnus and pasture, ud in abandonee of couL Thera lean
Orchard oi grafted frnittraea. In almoet every field there
iatepringof twrer-faillog water.
The improvement* cuueiet ot a new (tame at*
tached to a weaUver-boarded log, a email tenant honae and a
Urge frame Barn, £0 by 3d feet.
TM» choice farm <■ la a -high etateof cult!radon, feneee
good, and In a reapectabU neighborhood, convenient to
chorcbea. ecboola. Kar tonne, enquire at THIS OFFICE,
orof JalS-dkwtfT J. ANDERSON, New Brighton, Pa.
Ohio I»and for Sals.
THE subscriber oners for salo* section ton,
township l'J, range 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
known aa “flown in'* Section/’ containing 640 acre*. It u
situated three mile* west or Massillon, on th* 'SUt* Btmd
leading to Wooster, and within aboettwo miles of thePttt*-
l>nrgh, Ft. Wayna and Chicago Railroad. The south, east
v.i.l north-east quarters ara partly cleared and Improved—
u»- nmaindsr Is corered with superior timber and tbs
ts well watered by spring* and running
This section la considered Ute finest body of land In t£e
county. It will be sold undivided or in quarters to nit
purchasers. To those who: desire to Invest in real estate a
better opportunity Is rarely offered.
J. B. BWZITZER,
Ho. 1014th street. Pittsburgh,
oc2&d*wtfT
FOR SALE OK LEASE, a lot on Fourth
street, betvnb Smlthfield sad Cherry Alley, ltXMeet
front by 85 deep.
A Lot on Third street, new SmflhflelJ, 40 foot front by 85
foot deep. i
Ninth Wait*— I The square bounded by Batter, WQblne
and Carroll street* and Spruce alley, 04 fret front by 120.
deep, nearly opposite to Pennock A Mart's Foundry.
The square bounded by Smell man, ‘Wilkins and Carrol .
streets and Spruce alley, 204 feet front by 120 deep,
On Allegheny, Caraou sad Butler streets, adjoining the
Allegheny Valley Railroad Station, forty contiguous Lots,
each 24 teet front by 120 feet deep.
Eight acres of groaod in Reserve township, part of oat
Lot 225, between the New Brighton road and HiUdaTe Com*
•try.
SUty Loty la Alleyway City, Third Ward, brtoecn East
I*oo aod Cbeetnnt street. .
A Tract of Land in Westmoreland County,' oo the Phfle*
delphia turnpike, 7mlle*fhnn lAtrobo—f& acres In culti
vation of rfcnhcttom land—3oo acres.
ATract of Land osar Ltaonler, Westmoreland county, of
376 acres. WILLIAM M. DABLXNGTON,
• mrUnltf 156 Third street, above fimithfisld.
IBJ3RTY STREET PROPERTY FOR
I BAXB—The Biorwroaa and Dwellixur, eltnated on
Liberty etreet, sear SL Clair, known aa No. 183. The lot
U about 23 fret front and 220 feet deep, extending back to
Kxehacpe Alley, era which ia erected a Stable and Carriage
bonee. The property rent* readily for $6OO, end will be told
at a bargain and on accommodating term*. Jar particular*
enquire of _ B. IL KlttO,,
*pl? • No. 211 Liberty atreet, '
FOR SALE, 5 acres 100 perches of Land
In Collin* township, our £ut Llowty, adjoining Und*
of The*. Helton and B. A. Negley. This |iwmh; tt
gantly situated for a private residence, and would nuke one
of the most handsome woo try aaate In the beaotifal tilley
of Kaet Liberty. For price and terma, apply to
. ' AUSTIN, LOOMIS A 00,
J»23 No. S 8 Fourth street.
V’ ALOABLE CITY LOT FOR SALE.—
That eligible building lot, with the ball din gi there
on. situated on the corner of liberty and Hand streets, (rout
ing 2Uft..7}<iocbea on Liberty and'eatandlng bach alone
Hand streetllOfeet toßachaxjgeallsy. 1 f*
lel9 T. B. YOUNG A CO, 38 Bailhfiei<rst<
TVTANUFACTORY FOR SALE OR RENT
LfLL —Enterprise Foundry, on Sandusky street, Alleghe
ny, with good steam power, enJtable for manufacturing
pnrpoeee, of rarioas kinds, will be eald or loaeed low. En
anlreofMr. Samael Henderson, near the premia**, (bu
le care of Rev. Spront’a church.) who will show the
property, or of Je9 K. ROBISON A CO, 2M Liberty stJ -
Justness Changes.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTSEBSHIP. !
THE partnership, heretofore existing b^-
teen the undersigned, under the name and style of
SPANG A CO, is this day dlaeolved by mutual consent.
Either partner bdogaatborired to use the nameof the ten
la liquidation. CHARLES F. SPANG.
- JAMES ITAULKT.
PRUbnrgb,Pa,ADg.etb I IBSS. an7:dl&
DISSOLUTION OP PARTHSBIHIP; '
rpHE partnership which' has ousted between
A the undersigned, tram the Ant day of January,lBM,
under the name and style of SPANG A CO,waa dlmolred
by mutual content, on the tenth day of April last* (April
1utb,1653.) Either partner iaaatliorixed to nee the name of
the ten In eettllog aceoaota and receipting lor men eg
which may be collected, but Charles T. Spang, having par
rhaeed the eptfrw tt Wt-wi |
he (the mid Charles F. Bpang.) and Jamm M’Auley, only
are antborired to use the name'of the firm, genendly, In
UqnkUtbm. *
We are succeeded In huaineae by CHALFAST
A CO, (composed of C. 11. Spang, John W. Chaliant,
Campbell B. Herron, Alexander Byers, and A 0. Loydj
whom we eordlaliy reecommend to the friends and custom
ers of the old firm. CHARLES F. SPANG;
JAMES U’AULEY.
JOHN W. CHALFANT.
PitUborgh, Pa, Aug. 6th, 1858. ao7:dlm ~
DUSOLUTIOS.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undenigned, under the 0 f LEWIS A
EDGKRTON, was dissolved on the 20th Inst, by mutual
consent. The affidrs of the firm will be settled by DAVID
M. XDGESTON, who ntitiunnihthtnlmim, rrtilninc ft l *
services or his latepartner. r DATIB H. LEWIS. .
July 31st, 1&3 . - D. M. EDGJEHTON.'
D. M. EDGEHTON,
"WH OLEBALE (PROPER,
<, AND ;
COIIfiUBSIOX.KR AKB.CBAHT,'
, 107 'Wood Street,
*° a J PITTSBURGH.
NOTICE.— The: Co-Partnership of >Baqa-
LET, 0090 RAVE A 00. expired by limitation, on the
.Th*b«l«*'wnibeconUnn*4by WILLIAM
BAG ALET, at 18 and 20 Wood street, who will settle up the
business of tha lata firm. . W. •
. JOHN B.COSGRAYE.
July 22d, ISSBv-)u2Mtf
.
WHOLESALE OROOBB,
Sot. 18 «ad RO Wood Street,
Allegheny Valley R* llHoa(L j__.
fTAP.tmTTrM CAMP MBIKTIN&,
. wzviaxb**,J , ™st3 ls **- _l ;!
REGULAR Trains wiUßCMuai»gaP
leave daily fMB W**«2?* b '"*»f*
liTlxeeDtid)at7:3oA. M,and6 P.M. .
'■ D On'wedwd*y,tt»3sthlnst,aaXttro 3Vamwlin**Te
JVofiu wiu leave
Pittsburgh »* L3O sad ASOP. M. -. . • •
far Pittsburgh atldOod
yen MwaJavinncntno MthfaaL ' - i
Oo tha last day of the meeting, trulna leave lamtum for
Pittsburghstjfe A.M,ead2tßd fttop. jg, ■
Pmeeng« mrt .procure ttCtabefcre takingeeeti in
Tfciflw E ft Alr-WATER~I havgjaat
. ss
ma./ wmtfliannd unrtlhnnUtt.
, Omct ot Pmssnw Qts Cottast. 1
i^Jsssjte^SffloL.
electing two persons to serre a* ’Tv n ??j* >f ° r the putpose of
the term ofthree year»,wffl be hVifl!,^.!* idCom P* Ij y. foc
company, in PiOsburKh.cn the first °. f th *
September, next, between tbs hours of" f’
au2R2wd JAM K 3 M. Caaigrr >• K *
A. W.GAZZAM.
Orrtc* or TnxPitrsßcnaa Lni, fin m
Ijwtjusc*CoaPAJTjJl^MWim ßt.
Pmsncuaa, August l?, ?y,i i
Bnard ofßireeton. of thi. •’
“'v bare this day declared a dirldeod oat of tv*
tif the last six months, of two dollars per share, ■mUmT,)*
to the rednetioa of Stock Notes. •F. A. HINEHAICP 10
aal6:\md Secretary
Prmatnuo, August fith, ismT"
Meeting of the Stockholders of th o
wifir Merchants* and Manufacturers’ Bank of Pittsburgh
wilt he held at the Banking Mouse, on WEDNESDAY, the
Bth day of September next, at 10 o'clock A. U. 'At which
mdetlog the Act extending the Charter will be submitted
for their acceptance. .
By order of the Board of Directors.
an';lmd W. 11. BENNY, Cashier.
Ginseng wanted—lo,ooo poundsibf
which the beet market price, cash, will be Mid bv
, DAVID a QERBSr. 7
■oia ‘ corner liberty and Hand streets.
WOOL WANTED—The highest morkit
price paid fur Wool, by 8. MAKBAUGH AOO
Jelß No 295 Liberty s^,t
OOL! WOOL!!—loo,ooolbfcVoofireSt.
ed «t htgbot ca*h prief* by
HITCHCOCK, JfcCRZSKV A CO.,
1238*cop<Iana 151 YrobUta.
JeZDdAwtfT
YE WANTED.—The.highest cosh price
paid for Bye, at No. 165 Libertystreet, by . r
Jo3o RIDDLE, WIHTB A CO.
MADAME;APPOLINB TETEDOUX’S
FRENCH AND ENGLISH. „ •
’ Boarding end Day Softool tor Tonne
Ladies, -
148 TJlird street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THIS School designed on the plan of French,
Schools in and modified «ia to tba English
par fluents on the plan of French. Schools In the United
States, offers to young ladies, beside* a fall English .course,
the beet opportunity of tho roughly acquiring the French
language andUtentture,tbePrindpalbaTlbemidedsimal
years lalrauce,andbeJnga*Bi*tadbyiar.Tetedoax,»naiiTtt
of Paris, sod a graduate of the ‘'College Charlemagne.”
French and. Latin will be Integral part* of the coarse.
Tho Fine Arts will be taagbt undertlio superintendence
of Mr. Tetedonx, a pupil of the Conservatory of Baris.
Arrangements biro been made for young isdiee Wbobsr.
ing already gone through a regular course of studies, still
may wisbtoknosr English literature more tborongbly.
acquire more facility in speaking the French language, a£d
improve In the Fine Arts. , .
School will ope® on the second Monday of Septetnbor.
Expense* by theitrm of Five Jicmthr.—Board *100; To-
Itlon $3O, Vocal Music $25. in classes $l5; Piano s2fc ntd of
instrument $5; German and Italian, each $25: in classes £lO
Drawing, In ciamee $10; Oil and Water Colors at the fto
fsswr's price. Allcharges payable in advance.
For circulars and farther particnlare. apply to the
Principal. , aulO*od:dCw
jpKENCU AND ENGLISH '—"
pOARDJNO AND DAT. SCHOOL ‘
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Tlio MIS3ES CARPENTIER .will resume the duties of
their School, on MONDAY, September 13th, at their ml*
dencs,No.l3o7 Sprnoe PbQadolpbia.
References:—Hon. Wir.F. Jornrso* end W. B-Dunrr.
Pittsburgh; Jis. W. Bxows, Esq., firm of Jai. W. Brown A
Co-* Philadelphia.,, «- . JnSWmtod
Mrs. wilsons rkkpakatorx and
PRIMARY SCHOOL, cm Water street,' opposite the
Post-office, Allegheny city, will re-open Monday, Septem
ber, the 6tb. an2&3wd * •
Mtoa Wbtrlng'a Select School,
I xara,
Co’s Copper Works,
alyto
; A. 8. BELL, Attorneys,'
103 Fourth ht, Pittsburgh.
WILL re-open lor,the Fall and Winter
Tom,'to,tilting rrt.'eatT-tmwMls, oo "
' i Moßday, tb« 30tb lnal.nt, • ;
and wlllbe made, as far as practicable an excltulrs Fe*
maio School, and limiting tho numberot pupils,-so as to
make the course of inrtmctiaa as full and thorocKhastK*-
alble, . ' ... . .
Instruction in music wfllhe.glvenby MisaC. PoopexteT
with the dn of a superior Plano. Particulars coo be bad
by application at the School Room, at Jfrs. Cocknats hoot
store, Allegken jr Ct/jr, or to R. W. Poindexter, Allegheny
City, or at hit office. .Vo. 07 Water street. Pittsburgh.
auZblwd ' * ~
hocuit drown Seminary, forToiingLsdlci,
LA WREECEVILZEf NEAB PITTSBURGS.
THE next annual session of this Institution
Will open on Wednesday, the 15th day of September.
A limited number of boarding and day pupilj reoeived.—
Theconreo ofinttmetion thorough-ana scientific. It
embraces, together with the usual academic and. coUecUt*
conns. French—which is spoken In the family—Gwman;
Mnalc, Vocal and Instrumental, and Drawing. Fhrdrcu
lars and reference, apply at tho Church Book Depcdtory,
Fifth street, J. 11. Mellor, or, by the Pittsburgh poat, j 0 the
Rectsr,the Rev. George T. Rider. ‘ . wrtT.je»d
Mr. Clement Tetedonx. L f
ANNOUNCES to the public. that ; jio haa
taken up his residence in Pittsbargh,aiiil is now pre
pared to give lemons in Vocal Male.
Fa terms and farther partlcnUm apply at John IL
Manor’s Mate Store, No. 81 Wood i*7- . - aqlLSwd
PENN IN&TIXUXE, on HahcookhearFenn
street, will commence the XVBNING TERM, oaTues
day the 31st Inst, when a limited nnmber of pnpil* can ob-
. TcaaunsScaafojtor TtriMosTHS $2B. Poplli trill be
recetrrt tt any tlorf, and cu withdraw at any tlmo by paj
ia*.tuiUon/a» up UUtitaoof withdrawal; and Id all caeca,
tuition will be charged till riofta of withdrawal la glean.
J. M. SMITH.
l/TR. KENNEDY'S SCHOOL FOR
IJ. ‘ tOUNG LADIi.3, *
wo. mo rettir stbext,
Tnm>oi«ipei>«l<mllOHD« I SOUi Jranjrt, IMS.
ROlwStMTd ; -
I*. ML.
Commercial Bale* Boogie, No. M fifth; fttnto*
PATENT TOWEL RACKS At Aaction-
On Toeeday morning, August Slit, at U tfdock. «t
; Ui*commercial mlet rooms, 64 fifth street* wM be sold.
100 Patent Towel Backs. V.U.£k\l&,T~*
ABDWARE AT AUCTION—On Taev
XI day morning, August 31st, at tan o'clock, -will to
Mid, at the commercial ales room*, No. 64 fifth stmt, by
ordsrof Becelvor, the stock ofadty retail atom comprising
almost everything kept In a first clist hardware
BMnt,as Brood well's, Jackson's, Spear A Jackson's and A.-*
Dutoors superior wsl steel square*, from 6 to Winches,
fire, smithing, rabbit, Uad.aad plough planes, brace sod
blits, hollow and shank augurs, tnortics and firmer, ftam*
lncandaoekA chisels, plane Irons, bevels, guagee,-butt,
table, wardrobe and coffin Binges, chest,, drawer and door
locka, band Tices, brass and Iron- castor*, hatchet*, bam.
mers,-cooper and tootadxee, ivory and boxwood rhles,
trowels,dooble and iloglebitt axes, slmals, spades; forks,
scythes, hots, picks, bells, steelyards, Ac- Atu. to which
the.attentionof the trade.U invited. P. M. DAVI6 Anct.
Executors sale of booic-bind-
RBY.AO—On Fridtymo ruing, -August 27th, at ten
*7 the premises, 4th story of wsreheos* comer of
‘Wood and fifth stmts, by order cl Mrs. A?Al«xaoder,
Sxecator of dm late W. Sparks, dsc’d,- will basokL the en*
tire stock of machinery, tools, Ac, Iwtooging to that estate
nmangwhich are— l ruling machine: 1 stamploc press snd
stamps; 1 machine for pasteboard,- Ac* 1 standing pma,
rereral lying presses; type cases and type, rollers, stocks,
Ac, together with a quantity of day books, Mgers : and
other blankbooka. P.M.PAVI& Auct.
TNTERJESTIN STEAMBOAT METROPCC
X W 8 At Auction-On Tuesday evening, August 91st, at
7 I A o’clock at the commercial aalrt roooe, Nc 94 fifth
•tree*, will be aold, one undivided eighth part' of the
boat Metropolis, wnh'ber furniture, tackle. «c. as she
n«rw Uee at the Mouoqgabela wharL ,
Twns—One-halfcask; residoslntbree and tix months.
with approved security. P. M. PATIfI, Auc*.
Trade sale queenswake—oq ifon
day morning, August SOtfa, at 10 o'clock, at the com
mercial sales rooms. No. 64 fifth street, will to sold, five
crates white etono china ware; 2do bine atoeechioa ware.
. This ware ia alt of the best .quality and well aaeorted, In
ciodlng moat all descriptions suitable for. retailer*, whose
attention is particularly invfttd to tbUf*le.' Balepomve
•va3S ■&- ... P. 44. PAVlB>Apb.
STOCK P., W. & C.R.R- at piitatb
Isis, In lots to suit purchasers, by ’.
*pl ■ F. M. DAYIB, Auct,No. 64 fifth st.
AUBTIH LOOMIS fc C 0 Exchange.
STOCK BALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A
OO- AT TUB MBBCOANTS* XXCHANQSSVEBY
THURSDAY BVKTfTMiIi Bank. Bridge slnsurance and
Copper B lock. Bond and Beal Mate Mid at poblta sale
at the Merchants'Nxchanga by - . .
.... ' 4UBTINLOOMIB A CO.
, holes, Drafts and Loans on 1 Beal Bstete negotiated on
nasonable terms fay ' AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO
*gZl •• 1 Block Note Broken 92foonbet.
• G&NTRAX* &luAJXnXGb BiTT^ri,
Water Itneti. AUegheny,
ARE now in-full .operation, with Fay A
Co.'s Improved machinery for the maaufecturtM of
hasb.framra, Dooc*,'Bhuttsr* and Monldixgc Bulkier*
and Contractors will And UtotUiradrantag* j© call and
asoertaln our prices. . •; -'aul4 •
- cooxzsa ux oas.
A,. WOBD TO THHi LADEES.
rfIHS HEATED 3CERM IS APPROACH-
A lßO,aodw»eall tboatteatfcmef the Ladles to tb#
fietthat ■
COOK I NO, IRONING, Ac.,
Oan to done with acooocoy, without oppressive heat, with*
out aoot, and with Are Mug always ready la
a moment—-fayusing 'i r v .
‘ InigraTe’* 6u cooking tton,' :
•So which wa rsepectfally torite your att«itl«a,st N 0.7 3
Strtft. . .-LAJOIUiSON42BO.
«-C6mit7)UiiiqtT»U«M«fcr)»l«-
wm a. >• iwa. T ~—>~vi. p. tens
i WU«»AS »• POTTS A CO.,
:. fLdUBPAOIOia,' ' -
QBAIW Al® PBODXJCB
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r y-frT fc adftooeaaadeonCoualgnmenta.t ;Oyl4idltt
wK.x. aotnn
WH. B. HOLBXI A r
PORK AND BEEr; PA’CKEBS,
■ DKtLxaaia pgovwoss, 4n,
Carur Buket. FrullUHlk
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