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-ftTEBDAY MOSOTHO, ABOBBT ,31,, : 1868.
SOBKET D. BAVIB, Ohio.
We htT« endeavored, on several occasions, to
awaken oar friends to the importance of carry
ing the next Congress, and the necessity of
' , burying all local Closes of dispute in order to
: *?»;■ earry every district, if possible; but we may be
v excused, in oonsideration of the great interests
: , for alluding to it again.
In.the first place, the next Congress may have
to choose the next President. If the people
should fell in 1860, to give a majority of elec
r: v total votes to any one oaodidato—• result neither
impossible nor House of Rep
i—iifilliii about *to be elected will have to
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ehdoseii' Preeidentfrohi the three highest can*
that the choice will not be
by a simple call of the roll; but each
3%UU will cast one. vote—Delawarebeing as
potent as Pennsylvania—and the vote of each
' BUte will be decided >y a majority of its dele
‘ .Ration: Ifihe vote of any delegation be equally
divided the vote of that State wilt be lost. There
• are now 82 States in the Union; and tf Oregon
and gw »» l be admitted before 1860, there will
then be 84, and it will require pie vote of 18
\ States, in ,the HooseV to elect a President. If
4he Republicans, therefore, wish■ to provide
- against all contingencies, and to carry the elec
tion in the House if-it should go there, they
most contemplate calmly and seriously the work
that is laid out for them. They will have to
carry a majority of the Congressional delega
tions in l 8 Slates to b f e suro of electing'the
ln the House. Can they doit? That
■is the question. Counting Delaware, there are
' 4SO free Slates, (including Kansas and Oregon,)
and 14 slave Btates; and hence there are but
two Btates they can afford to lose. Delaware
'will probably-be carried by the opposition to
Bochananthls fall; bat California and Oregon
.will go the other way; and.hence, the*other 17
free States will all have to be mastered by the
• Republicans. .
This, It most b 6 confessed, is no slight task;
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and ws urge our Republican friends. in other
* States to look at this phase of the question, and |
ask themselves if they have done and are doing
all that is necessary to carry their respective
• States. New England we feel certain of; New
Tork and New' Jersey may also be considered
-certain; and the great northwest is in but little
- doubt, excepting Minnesota. That SUte and
' Pennsylvania are both doubtful; but it .will do
* no harm to keep a look-out in- Ohio* and every
other of the north-western BUUt.
■ ■ . Leaving the other States to attend jto their
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burwwn. Pennsylvania elects 25 xaeuuivar
Of these we mustcarry at least 13. We hope
tabe able to carry 20; butwemnstearry 18 or
•toss the whole la the present House we
. ' bavo hat 10; end if we canyr every district we
•did in 1856 we shell still leave e good deal for
oar friends lo others districts to do. t
la the two Allegheny districts desperate «f~
forts are making to send two locofocos to Con
' grtss, under the pretext that their election will
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.... ~ • * - ‘which Congress has nothing whatorer iodo. A
fair,men pTTtendlog lobe Republicans are mor-
-feghcarcn and'earth to defeat Iho Republican
- nominees In these two districts (which weear
'■ :■ in igSG,) and the result intheao diatricta
: ;v. any settle hot only the majority in the next
•:> -House, hot gire to the locofoccs_the power to
" choose the next Precedent. )f onr friends in
theiestof the State carry 11 or 12 districts,
ihd rre lose both or either of these, aa the case
, jnsy be, the majority of the delegation will be
and thereto of PennoylTshia, when’
to aoto for President, will be
to a looefoco, tbns deciding the contest,
r . Can any true, honest, consistent Republican in
■ v Allegheny county Buffer himself to be led away
;Snd made a party to the accomplishment of snch
(tg result 1 ■ j
Weask onr friehds in the 20th (Washington,
Payette and Greene) Congressional' district to
' look carefully at ; this matter. Suppose the Be*
_ publicans carry 12 districts and the locofooos"
12; and yon re-elect Montgomery. Hewiiithen
hare the easting rote. How will he act! Do
■youneed to aekyonrselree thequestion? Yon j
know, he will rote"with the locofooos; and your
\ reflection of him may thus eettle the destiny of
‘ the oounUiy.and consign it forerer to the tender
’ mercies of locofocoism.
t* ; Bnch a result la to be aroided only by electing
, Republicans of whose integrity there can be no
‘question. Bill Montgomery may be a poor dem
!■ : - cent , bul he is no Republican; and the Hepub
- o ■’■■■. ii-swOetih la not lobe upheld by the election of
;■"> ybnr Bill Montgomeries and Tom Williamses.
1 Jhey are demagogues both, whose Instincts lead
St > „ aa naturally to locofocoism as those of a crow
k cferlon. Whatertr pretences they may make,
', how, they will, if elected, betray erery pledge
r . they may giro to RepuhUoansl Trust them
i;->’ soot.**There la. too much ist stake, it is|Uot
' ; -aiaply the one rote which either may canton'
erdipaiy party questions; the whole question at
I . leaps between the two. great parties of the coun
-1 \ try may bang upon one rote, in the choioe for
f . - and neither of these men can be
v-" trusted to cut It.
V la’thetecond place, the next Congress may
t’ bare
‘Oubk. Mexico and Central America, ee, well as
rST the tariff ud put a check upon the reck
lam expenditures of the goternmenl. If wo
"S ~i Stdfsr the Honae to fall Into locofoco hands, the
e'misiefliff' r nr“-~T from Texas to the
‘C preparatory to the formation of new
"... SinT* Qthtes, may be accomplished before 18C0 t
n then, STSU If we do encoeed, the great stile
■'l;. .Ir dseheek-te prerent by the election of a RepubU-'i
- k “ earn President will be past curs. IfiheKepdb-
I, £ erer tomakeasnccesafnl standagalnsl
.. jki pgrty in power, it most be madeabthc Con
.» '. f elections to come *4 this fell. The
I'.-'-pLftwthharee in.the great battle which Into
must be.made now, or the.
* V-linipWotislippcrtunUy will be lost forexer.
i £ iriv Eel the Republicans of Allegheny, and of.the
: ■ > '*itwtAdjoiniog (Coxode's and Monlgomery-sJdU.
fiii&jgtSmthke these fhots Into serious consideration.
'.of either,of these dlstrlcts.may be
Wft .boil "to otrr.snpremacy io the n«t
to theßepubUcano ofAlleghe
oneman:!. the mworlcf
* Let no out-a.de tone, no
‘ got up by demagogues, lead you
' Fight forth* Bepuh
k* ■ as if proxything depeny °y B
' and turn a deaf ear,
. jTao gyrflt songs of disorganlxer* and sore.
whort eghtiug »«»r‘ o
eWrn'>»‘yoW! defeat.
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JOHN If. ESA!D, of FhtUdAlphia. >
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081. JAMM K. MOORHEAD, gUbbargh.
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SOBB&T McKKIOUT, AUegheoy City.
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JOHH P. PU9IY, PUtabrtrgh. /
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J. JB&OS TOSTSIk PltUborth:
BLUB B. ISIBIL do /
•DITIB KBATAKD, PoeWt*. /
JULIUS V. 'ZOLLVQ, McKwmort,
BQBXRT P. McDOWKLL, AUnbeny.
JJUtES L. OlUzlSirEtenT.
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DAHXXL IBHBTBOHQ, Pittsburgh.
ZAOHSUB PATTKKBOS, Indian*.
AUBIfOB,
JOHN 1L LA.RQQSB, CbirUer*.
mUTOCBt B. BosrmSi, 'lAVn&MTill*.
Tlk* K«xt Oflßpm,
settle tie nulroed Uz question— a question with
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Mncjiat Dtvmnq<
In Funs Btm Urns.—The jmt ei
cit«meftt:_SrViali*fQlioVedthe lltogeA discoTerj
onfeninr Uiter.hM rtcetired
ft quite decided check Byv lateadTlcee. In *Ew
adverse reports which reach lhere ia ho'w-“
•vet this'tobecoh*id«red r tix: that they, all
I reach us through Ca&qraU,.whlch Slate has
nffered andcontinuei'tosuilerimmensely from
ft great efflaxof population. to . the .new mines,
end a consequent stagnation of business in the
gold-producing district* of that State.
.!; A corrapondent of the Tribune, writing from
r San Francisco, .under date of August 6tb, says:
‘‘lnstead of eleven steamers running between
this port and Victoria, ns there were four weeks
! ftgojitbere are now only two, and these carry
rfaw. mings bound for Fraser River. We can
1 nowloOfcßbck upon one of the most singular
| excitements which ever seized the people or any
} State—an excitement which is not to be roeas-
urcd by (be migration of one-tenth of our white
population—for more than twice as .many,
more would hare gone if they had the means,
or bod not been tied down by their business.—
Aa.it was, the whole Stale was turned topsy
, lurvy ; . trade was as doll in tho interior as if
we had been stricken by a destructive pesti
lence or a bloody civil war. And it was not
uni"
ilil within the lasL three weeks that the gener
al public feeling coaid bo reassured, and say to.,
itself, “well, California will not go in thisycar.- .
“We hate no news and no reports from the
Frazer mines. Nobody can get to them; and if
any body be in them, he doesnot or cannot get
out. There are about 3,000 miners waiting in
idleness at Fort Talo and vicinity untiltho water
falls; ao that they may go up the river.”
From an article in the Minin# Magazine for
August, we learn some valuable and interesting
geographical facts concerning tho Frazer River
oountry, which give an idea of tho difficulties
which await the adventurous miners in their
journey thUher. This river empties into the
SlAits of Juan de Fuca, just north of tho 491 h
parallel of latitude, and, though 750 miles iu
length, is navlgableforgood sized steamers only
100 miles.
The following are the distances from Victoria 1,
nearthemouth of tho river, lotho gold fields,,
viz: from Victoria, Vancouver's Island, to Fort ,
Langlejt 80miles; from the latter to Fort Hope, :
60miles; Fort Hope to Fort Yale, 15 miles;'
Fori Yale tomoulh of Thomson River, (a branch
of Fmer'syilO toller, thence to Big Falls on:
the Frazer, 72 miles. Wo may add that the
distance from SanFrancisoo to Victoria is 84 CF
miles. A gentleman who ascended Frazer’s
River to the month of Thompson's River dcr
scribes it asfoll of rapids. In Borne places the
current ran at the rate of from seven to ten
miles per honr. Above Fort Yalefor a distance
of 85 or 40 miles, the River roars impetuously
through gloomy canons fifty or sixty feet deep,
the walla of whichnro perpendicular, affording
no. foothold or path whatever. Up some parti
of thlsaloice it was impossible to propel the
canoe, owing to rocks and falls. there
fore were necessary. After getting to the gold
country our adventurous voyagtur found there
jras indeed the precious metal in considerable
I abundance. Bnch are some of ,the facta which
those attacked with the new.gold fever woulddo
well to ponder before leaving aipaying business
at home.
Williams os Williams.—ln the JYuc PAytfe
$ Onion of yesterday, there appeared ft disgust
ingly nauseous article laudatory of ThomaaWil
liftmiij written by tho said Thomas Williams hitn-
Belt * No toady or courtier ever bespattered a
I magnate, with more-fulsome flattery than this
man bestows upon himself under cover of' rise
editorial “we;” and tho fun of it is that h? not.
only believes it all, but thinks every one elsebe
lieves it. He fancies himself to, bo the greatest
maw that ever lived, in every sense—the .best
scholar, the best writer, the best orator and.ihe
best lawyer of Ibis or %ay other age, and. be
has no scruple abo** 4 wiiiinj a* «h 4ww«-«»J
publish*®*'** to the world. After writing and
publishing this fulsome laudation of himself/he
devotes himself to clroclatiog it, deluding him-
Twrrwlrh i l -- readers will
believe U was written by some one else, He was
seen yesterday with a basket fall of papers.con
taining his own article in praise of himself, de
voting himself to the work of being his own col
porteur, He is thus, as we noted before, carry
ing out the Mormon doctrine: _U he
who bloweth his own horn: for whoso bloweth
not his own boro, (be same shrill not be Mowed.
Likewise, whoso bloweth his own horn, tbpsame
shall be blowcd with a vengeance.” -
Illinois.— The fight waxes hotter and hotter
in this State from day to day. The fever'heat
of 1850 was cold to it. Oa the night of the
ffflth,Fr**dr Blair and RenatnyTramimll addressed
the assembled multitudes at Alton on tbegreat
issues of the day. Verily the blobd of one of
the first martyrs in this cause of freedom ; has
proved the seed of troth. In that very place,
twenty-one years ago, Lovejoy'was elain. Sow
the people flock in thousands to hear his
brother proclaim the doctrines for which that
blood was sbed.
**Tb* hootiag mob of yesterday
In tilent «*e return ' '
,To glean op the Mattered uhe*
Into hlitorj’i golden urn.”
The speech of Mr. Blair was a masterly ex
position of the wicked policy of this adminis
tration and a stirring appeal to the people to re
| bake it at the ballot-box.
On the ease day, Mr. Lincoln was addressing
similar thousands in MeDooongh county. The
papers from Illinois now contain nothing but ac
counts of mass meetings. Tho people are all
awake and if Douglas gets bis merited defeat it
will bathe severest blow - he ever yet received.
Major M’lihussy, of the Commissioners’
office,', request* us to inform the editor of the
DupateA he has got a "free pass” bn the
railroad he dbn’t spend his time in traveling,
but slays at home and attends to his anil
that he never bet his beard on the election and
loet it, as the editor of the Dispateh did.—Post.
Major M'hhenny traveled to Harrisburg on
his free pass, at the time the Mandamus: case
was heard; and we want to see if ho has not
oharged the county with the price of the full
fire os a part of the “expenses” of that trip.
. ]A, DiScaixiXATijfa Pacpm*— A friend of onrs,
who has served is Inspector of cor Houseof In
dustry, told us of as amusing esse of epi ctt ri£ n * im
is poverty that once estte under bis notice- llow
do you like it here?” be asked of one of. his malo
charges. Pretty well, sir,” said be, “mi regards
(b« fare, bat you might do better about the clothes.
«Ah?“- “If I should be allowed to state; mjT pref-
erences,” continued the p*oper r f'l should say give
me Boston for Its table, Portsmouth for its wardrobe,
and Concord for genera! freedom, extending to the re
finements of social life. I've tried 'em all, dr, and
If ever you oome to it, you will find it just as. I tell
you." ‘ ; ;i.
Thu Pedra Cfnion an Administration organ in
Illinois, has .come to a sudden, termination.
Some Douglas men held a mortgage on the type
and presses, and findingno other way of bring
ing the paper to their views, took possession un
der the mortgage and are going to priut it
themselves. ,The fate of the Phiew foreshadows
that of the Democratic party in, Illinois. The
Douglas men have a mortgage-on that tool
: Errxor or the 'PapcvsJ —The
Bookvillc Jlfpublicm tells of a man living near
Stafford who bad actually never heard of the At
lantic Telegraph. Hearing the bells all ringing
in Stafford he saddled np and rode to toirn poet
haaie to see what was the* matter; abd when in
formed that the cable was laid, he wanted to
know what cable and raid he baa never heard of
the thing and conldn’tnndeulnnd iL—Uartford
Tima,
Junta Dow who, an Irishman who fasd been em
ployed bat two days as bsfdceeper ia a lowigroggcry
te«be neighborhood of the Five Point#, yu last
night-shot through, the heart, as it is supposed* by
% min'namod Thomas whom he bad refused
to famish liquor without being first paid for it, on
aecoant pf haring been fleeced out of pay for drinks 1
by the same partyootbo preceding day. Dowling
died ta a tow minutes after,\K|js'iEot, aofl~Claflee
was arrested and locked up tfij-hsralt the 'action of
the Coroner.-—& IV TWfiwae.' V..
.'lt ia repotted in England that Lord l’almcraton
has becomethe proprietor of the London] Warning
Pen newspaper _ :
• Ib*Zut pf Berlin declares that the story respect-
ing Mr. Lindahl, the Swedish journalist, condemned
to death, and said to bare been pardoned on tbo
Scaffold, lately Published in the European journals,
is untrue. He has been condemned to death; but
Us case is now before the court of last resort forflnal
decision.
I A Calamitt Tnix m Et.nfcripK.or
1 Richmond; Whig s*yg : . .ft The e!*o
l oar ainearejadgmecUwoiild not
i hanboon h*K ju diMitrotu lo.thn'Tighta nod inter
thnßohfli u h< boah <h# and an
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: ,-AQc*aSwiSDLE.—Two men were errested in
Crtwf&dfTffle, Indiana, on~ib« 26tls for a notel -
sfhadling operation. Theypcrcfcased grocer
! ievdry goods, hardware, &e.,abdpaid inbffla
I ufcqathe’^Western Exchange Bank” of Indian- (
japolia. “"When ignoranco of the money was ex
[pressed they, produced Paddock* Bank Aote
1 Mirror, and pointed to the quotation of the hank
| u-“one and three-quarters per cent, discount.
Suspicion was finally aroused, they weTe arrest
ed. and $BOO of the. money found on one or
them. A suspicious circumstanco is connected
With the bills, which are dated on the I'**"*® 9l *’
and the Bank Xote Mirror on the Ifith. Tneso
numbers of the Mirror of that date, distribute
to suscribers in Crawfordsville and adjaeen
.County, merely name the bank, .but say nothing
of its Tslue, while the copies fonnd on the men
ouote the price as above stated. When one of
them was asked by the prosecuting attorney, ]
■whether' be had known any instance where
money had been quoted at particular rates by a
bank-note detector, and the same paid for, he
-declined to answer: when asked whether he
thought such an arrangement coold be made, he
replied he thought it could. The men were
held in $l,OOO, and officers are at work investi
gating the matter. Mr. Paddock must clear
this up, or his Detector will go by the board.
A Ladt Fined fob TTkabiso Ckibolise.—
The Independence Beige slates that a younglady
living In Hanover has been sentenced by a court
; of that town to pay a fine of two fraucs “for
having worn a dress which, occupying the whole
breadth of Iho pavement, is an obstruction to
tho public way.’*
' A year or two ago, the portrait of the Mayor
of Montreal was cut to pieces by some rascal
jrho entertained a spite 4 against him, and the
City Council ordered a new ono painted. This
was nearly completed, and, on Sunday, night,
the artist’s room was entered, and tho new ono
destroyed.
Fuaseb River Outdone.-— At a gold mine in
Montgomery, N. C-, a nugget of gold weighing
eight pounds, together with a number of smaller
ones, weighing in all twenty-eight pounds, hove
been gotten out in a few days washing.
A Great Scoi’nonEL Secured. —Dr. Howard, of
Bradford, Vt., is finally confined in jail. HU name
is among Iha most infamous of living criminals, and
his recent arrest was upon four indictments—two
for manslaughter and abortion, one for an assault
with intent to kill, and tho fourth tor somo other
outrage not specified. Hid bail was fixed at $17,-
000, whloh he could not proeuro, and he will proba
bly sprout in jail and vegetate in tho Stale’s prison.
u Fellow citizens ! ” said a North Carolina candi
date, “ I am a Democt at, and never was anything
else. There are three topics that now agitate the
State: the United States Bank, the Tariff and the
PcnUtmimry. I shall pass over the first two'very
briefly, as my sentiments ara well known, and come
to tho Penitentiary, where [shall dwell tnnu time."
DlED—Sunday evening, August, 23th, 1563, ISABELLA
BfiCK.
tier will take place from her Lite residence, 2nd
bank, above railroad depot, Allegheny City, on TBtßfTneir
day AirumeoM at 2 o'clock.
Neuralgia. —A gentlemnn living in Phila-
delphia says
“In pewiog through Pittsburgh, some months since, I
purchased a bottle of lizrhave’t Holland TliiXrrt. It re
lieved me w much that on returning borne I bought two
more bottle* from Dr. Dyott, which completely cured me of
Neuralgia. 1 have recommended tbe article to maoy of
my friend*, aod four or flro cf the number say it cured
them. 1 think that tny recommendation ha* done more for
its *als in Philadelphia than your advertising.”
(We arc not permitted to publish tbe name, but any per
•on calling &t the store, or communicating with us by lot
tor, will be convinced of the truth ofthls statement)
M fluid «i |1 pi i tmrtlr, nrslt tirflrr I —l% **T the pro
prietor*, BENJ.FAGK, OO., M aim factor! ug Pharma
ceutist* end ChemlsU, 27 Wood street, betweeo Ist and 2d
*U*Ffttttrorgfa, and Druggists generally. au2T:dJrwF
Special Jlotfct*.
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The first place in public estimation is now
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tor family sewing for tbe following reasons:
let—lt is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY KEPT IN OR
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2d. It mokee a seam which will not KIP or ItAYEL,
though every third stitch* l* cut.
3d. —It sews from cnlinary spools, and thus all trouble
olwiadlng thread U avoided, while tbe same Machine can
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ilh-—Xfw nne UachLie runs silk, linen thread aod com
mon apoolcoUoa, with equal facility.
atb-—The seam the moet elastic fabric, to
that it 1< free from EM LIABILITY, to BREAK in WASH
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Gth.—Tbe stitch made by this Machine U more BEAU
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It ertally fadUtatee the prove** of taethi&a by the
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mUllunv of.case*.
-W* believe It the U*l iu>d sureet remedy lu the world, In
all eaeoe of Dysentery nod Dlarhoaß In Children, whether It
•rise* from teething or from any other e»uw.
Jf lift* and health con be Mtimotodby dollar* and cents, it
Is worth IU weight Id gold.
Millions of bottle# are told e»ery year In the United
Bute*. It Uan old and welltriedremady.
PRIOR ON LT 2S CENTS A BOTTLE.
£Br*None gentrine aplesathe fw-almile of Cl) KTIS A PER
KINS, New York, isotita outside wrapper,
Sold hy Droggleta throughout ta world.
DR. CEO- IL KRYSRR, Agent for jritULurglr.
LAKE SUPERIOR tOl'PKtt MILL
AND
SMELTING WORKS
PARK, M 1 CURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
BRAZIERS’ and BULT COPPER, I'ItKESKD COP
PER BOTTOMS, lUlaod Still Bottoms, Fpeiter bolder, Ac.
Alto, Importers aod Dealers In MKTALH, TIN PLATE,
SHEET IRON, WIRR, Ac. Constantly «»«» bend, Tinmen’s
HeetUnrs nod Toole.
Warehou»e f Jfo. 149 Fint and 120 Sttorui tireel,
PlUtbnrgb, Pisßt.
orders of Oopper cot to any dad red pattern.
“Death to all Vermin!"
“Death to all Vermlnl"
“Deatli to all Vermlnl"
“Deatb to all Vermin!”
“OOSTAR’S" Bat, Roach, Aa, EXTERMINATOR,
“COSTAlt’S** Bed-Bog EXTERMINATOR,
“COSTAB’S” BLECTIO POWDER for AnU, Insect*, etc.
(Tbs obit OTUUSU amrnits Known.)
—Sold ereiTWbera. (Druggists and Dealers desiring tar ms,
send foMfestaris Private Circular.)
** On receipt of, ONE DOLLAR, “Costar" asnd* to any
addrea* In the United SUtea, a sufficient qnantlty (postage
, Midi to thwtroy tba Term In on any premise*.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
mr No, 383 Broadway, New York.
Sold In Pittsburgh, Pa, hr B. L. FAUNESTOCK A CO..
R. E.SELLERS A 0(3., aaddEO.IL KKYBER. auTalAwlmT
The Groat Engllan Remedy.
im JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Prepared from a prescriptlon of Fir James Clarks, M.D.,
PhydeUn Extraordinary to the Queen.
This welt known Modlclne is no JmposUion, but a sure
aod safe remedy for female Difficulties and Obstructions,
rom any cause whatever; and although a powerful remedy,
they contain nothing hartfol to the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADLES it is peculiarly suited. It will,
In a abort time, bringoofhe monthly period with regularity.
ThtM POU hart rurrr tun JLnotem to faOwhcrt f he direc
tion* antMitcondpaffe o/panphttt art tod l observed.
.. for full particulars, gat a pamphlet, free, of tangent-
H, B —and C postage stamps encloaod to pay author!
ted Agent, Will Insure a bottle, containing over 60 pllU, by
return mall. ....
B. L. FAUNESTOCK A 00., PUUbnrgb, wholesale agent,
and sold by all druggists. apgTtdAwfoT
pltfirturgb Water Cure EatabUsbment
FOR THE CURE OF ALL KINDS OF
DIABASES.—Located at flaysrilto Station. on the Pitts
burgh, ft. Wayne .and Chicago Railroad, ts dow newly iw
fitted and Improved by tbs erection of * Gymnasium and
Bowling Alley, which will afford agreeable and healthful
exercise end amusement for patients and otati friendly to
; oorsjftem, may wish to spend somnl llroe with ns
during the tot weather. Addrce* Box 1331, Pittsburgh
Prana. *'•* -yvIIERFOIID, M. Djl Phvtlclana.
UMAwamP n. ERBABE, >LDn l J
THE GREATEST MATCH MACHINE IN
THE WORLD!
A FORTUNE HAD! WITH A SHALL INVJMMBNT-
THOMAS’ PATENT MATCII MACHINE
U a slmpla, cheap and perfect Hatch Maker. Tb# Machine
ousts only $11S; I* drlrra by bud, and will make the for
taneuf the maootoctom in a shot time; Where good
wuod is to W had nAdlly It materially reduce* the cost
... opnnty or Machine privileges are' offered to*
price. For pertlenlan cell il-oiZs'i'iS
OgPOTINQ BOOH, Fifth streeL JclzdAwfctft
. s W. as p; RIKEOAKT,
-
~ *n fcffr Sn«g»»d C»imi,
w*»M*wifcrtqTin<H<!a}tf{jUn>^Sg.*BljWa
«iUt>*pfo*»»dfcKMiTtiSrfrtattta* r
jff "*'
Spraat (Rotors.
Perm aneirtj
Comply! 11 ? with the urgent request of hun
dreds of their patient*, - /
DRS. C. M. FITCH&J. W.-SYiCKS
Have concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
And may be consulted oi their ofßoe,.
No. 191 Penn. Street,
OPPOSITE TUB ST. CLAIB HOTEL.
Daily, except £aodayi, for Consumption* Astltmo* ,
Bronebltts and ml) other Ctaronle Comp** l * ll j
complicated with or canting Pnlsuraary Disease, including J
C<ttarrh t IltnrX Dueatty Affection* t'f tit Livtf, j
peptia, Gattriiit, Femdl; CompUintt, etc.
DBS. PITCH k BTKE3 would *t*te hat their treatment
of Cotuumptloo it bu*d upon tee fad that hr diidut <*• |
<iti intAeWoodond eytUm at la rye, both lef’trt,<' a • •ittrinff !
iUdmlr>paetU in tht lung i, and they thereto wnoloy
Mechanical, Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to P°**fy tho
blood and ttrengthen the lyitetn. With that, they «•*
MEDICINAL INHALATIONS, whIdi they taluehlfthly,hot
only a» ruliialintt, (having no Cvraticr tfed taken
olene,) and Invalids are wneatly caotlonod ag*ln»t wastinf
the precious timeof curability on any treatment baaed opon
the pl»Ualble,but false idea that the ‘•eo^t.of.the dliaee can
be reached in a direct manner by Inhala Ion," to aa before
stated, the ttai of the dittntr it in Iht Ito * and ite tfftdx
only In the longe.
a*.Nd charge for eon*ulttUou.
A hat of qarationn will be rent to the
suit na by letter. (
American Manufactured
4a io».
; i lood ».
» m wUiilnK to eon*
oy»aU«fctfF
/ U
ocj I
WA-
W alt
i at
A *
tal,
We would most respectfully
pnblic that «e luto taken thu Agenej
AMERICAN LEVER t
An article which la tninntmctnred In
gotten np of the Ust material on the ui\
and poffseucs every requisite for* RELIABLE TI2IE
KEKI’KR. For nny tkfecl in material, workmanship «
performance under l*ir n»age, the manufacturers bold tbern
wlm«ttllUiiU!i responsible. Those walchcw bavobeon
tested and are iu use daily Ly a great many Railroad officer*
ami have giTe the utmost utistactiou in regard to strength
aid corracttiesa of Ume on
LOCOMOTIVES AND RAILROAD CARS.
While in motion. Every watch will be aeconinaalrd with
a certificateorguarantee from themannfactnrers, showing
tost the buyer tnuno rink whatever of getting a watch
that will not keep correct lime.
The watchos are of a medium site, hunting caw, ranch In
tyle llko an English Watch, anti will certainly pl«« «"«7
n# who may give them a trial.
. In addition to the above, we keep constantly od hand a
foil auortment of the beet make Engilrband Swim Watch***,
Watch Maker*’ Toole, Machinery and Watch Materia), to
gether with a complete itock of Jewelry, Silver Warn,
Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc.., which we shall at all times be
happy to show to out customer*.
KKINKMAN A MEVRAN,
tnrlfrlydawT—JnlO *■> Fifth it, Plttabnrgb, Pa-
John C. Bakor & Ct>‘s
GKNDINK
CO.D-HVBR OIL!!
Tins Medicine, prepared in the most ap
pro7ed manner, and bottled'by os, ha* received the sanc
tion of the moat scientific of the Medical Profession of Phil
adelphia and elsewhere, who recommend It as snperlorto
any other now manufactored-
Of Us efficacy and Importance as a remedial in cases of
Consumption, Gout, Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic
tism, and all Scrofulous diseases. It is unnecessary to speak;
—thousands of eminent physicians of Europe and America
having tested its wonderful curative properties.
Prepared only by JOHN C. BAKER * CO., Wholesale
DrnsgUta. No. 154 North Third street, Philadelphia. Bold
by ul Druggltu throughout the country. felOMtocSO
8. R A C. P. MARRLE,
PRINTING, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP
WR.-A.PPING- PAPER.
War«Uo«ae, Ho. ST WoodBtre«t*
PITTSBURGH, PA.
fc
Rags bought at market price*.
J/U. CHRISTY*
7 'hini Strut, Pittsburgh, Prana.,
llaring advantage* of Eastern Colleges and Hos
pitals, and Sevoral years’ practice, offers bis professional
service* in SURGICAL AND MKDICAL CASES.
E»t n W- D. Uowmnl. | Col. Wllaon McCandtbaa.
lUt. D. U. lion. H. A-Wearer.
T. H. SiH, K*j. Ujo. T. J. Blrfiwu.
J. U. Untit*r. t John U. Mellijr, U»q.'
Jamb • my3:lydfc
N. iJOLM E 8 AC SONS.
Duma n
Foreign nnd Domeitie Bills of Eithnnse,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
BASE NOTES AND SPECIE,
NO. 57 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
mad* on all the principal cl tie* through
out the Unltwd State*. ap2S-fcly
JOHN COCHRAN « 880,
KavuvAcnsua or
Iron RalUnf, Iroa Vaults, Vault neon
Window ShnUcrt, Window Gnardt, ke„
K«t. fl kawd Strut and M Third Stnd,
(Between Wood and Market,) PniiBURGU, PA
hV* mbaad a variety of new Patterns, fancy and plain,
suitable for all purposes. Particular attention paid to et»*
ekwin&Gra™ Lota. Jobbing done at short notiee. _ mn>
ww. vutosvni - rauuu
VANDEVER/A FRIEND^
AX A X LA W ,
xaa I
rollO IN riMUCKBV,
.V" », SAmr't Klrrl, DuhuqM’j !..*>*
f- ~»y ru*.|«- In .n) pf.inl Northern
(nak, or WoilKiii WwicouaiSi.' j
Will attendl<> oi«* purchaa-end 8al« ol Real Estate, ob.
taintna Mowj on Bond* and Mortgage* I srllljrdfc
WEYJI A N Sc WON,
ManoOkctorers and Deaton lo all Yiods of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
‘and
LEAF TOBACCO,
Corner c/SmiUtJUld Street and Diamond Aftrjr,
riTTSBUKOU. PA.
ROBINSON, MUMS & MILLERS,
POUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
WAS HINGTON WO RK-S
Pittsburgh, Poona.
Office, Np.iH Market street.
ii.nnfM-inr, hi I kinds of Steam sad Mill Machin*
rry;Ca*tlugß, Batlrvad Work, btaam Uoilere She-1 lion
Work,
Jobbing and Impairing done un abort notice. inr2s:ljd(c
ax ic .“gTi lXe wjp iju .
DENTIST,
Extracts Teeth without pain?. by an entire
it azw Anasathetlc agrnt applied to the teeth and guns*
only. Teeth from on, i„ foil sett* Inserted on the varinu*
metallic bases, lie also Insert* teeth cm entire Porcelain
bas* with coutinmmi gum, wbkh in beaoty, deanliDesaand
durability cannot fail to pleaas. Call and examine sped*
S3»ofßc» No. 61 Fourth itmt, below Market, (second
story,) Pittsburgh. JaTilydfc-
SiiJUUKL GUAY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
A’.k 63 ST. CLAJJI STREET, !
HTTansaorT, pkksa,
is prepared to furnish liis and
buyer* generally, with the latest and moat fashionable
styles of Spring and Hummer Good* of every variety, whifk
be will make up to order to the entire satisfaction of thaw
■ho may favor them with their patronage. apUAdfc^
PAYNE, BIBBELL A CO.,
lUKCncTcacu or
Cooking, Farlor anti Heating
STOVES,
Orates, Fronts, Fenders, eto
And Manufacturer* of IhsCelebratMl
•OAPIXAJL. COOKING IiANGE,
NO. 5*35 liIBEATY STREET,
Jytf6:lydfc PITTSBURGH; PA,
MITCHELL, HERRON & CO.,
Mk>tir*tnotus* or
Coolting, Parlor and Keating
STOVES,
Orate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking flanges, it.
104 Liberty gt.» Pittsburgh, P*.
mr£2fcly
POSTLEY, NELSON A CO.,
Manufacturer! of
GUN BARRELS, SOLID JSOX VICES,
EO BIN SON’S SOLID tiABT STF.HL SCYTHES—Warranted.
Cast Steel and Hammered Skovel* and «Sjxidc* (
Hoe*, Hay and Manure Farit*, Pick*, Mattock*, &\
Wareboaee, No* 17 Market St.,
myll:2mfc PITTSPUnoH, PA.
GKO. 11. ANDERSON,
No. 181 Zi&erfy Street, Pittlburrjk, Pa.,
laircrtcmua aim wnousits nuicn in
Every Variety of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER,
,?Aoe Leather, Split*, Morocco, French and
Country Calf Skin*,
Bole Leather, Carriage Oilcloths, dco.
All of which will ho furnlkhed at theloweet Ca*h Price*.
«pH IDES WANTS D-.*CS
apMly
, KOBJffilQ-N fCXCJa-ANQ-K.
SIOniBILIS DRAWN BY
soioas, inganto * *>o.,
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON, IN BOMS ON ONE
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS.
Abo, BlU* oq the principal cltie* *nd tu*ni of Frftncv,
Belgian, Holland, Gennany, Rosaia end other Baropeaa
flute*, coMtatiilr <m band ud forieleby
WM. U. WILLIAMS A 00.,
T’ood i treet. comer of Third.
MATLACK A ROGERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
ME It a HANTS,
Bo* IS plne street, AJi LoaU, Jf«<
urn to ,
Murdoch dDlckaon,' 6L Louie,
Day * UfttUck, Claciaaali, Ohio, ‘
ObM.thxOeld k Kjf, •
F. B. Day k tanker*. Pwu, Dl»i
Qneo A Btorio, Banker*, Muscat! ae, towa,
Day A liatlack, Philadelphia, , _ , .
(uu^5 ~th' , " l6ht *<««»*» "“ffsgy 1
PITTSBURGH BAG FACTORY.
D- O. HBBB8T; y ’
Corner liberty and Hand itrtlti,
JPTTTSBVifOff: PAn
Manufacturer of aUt aindi of liglJEßage
eaiUblo'for Grain, Floor, Me*!, Buckwheat,
Grocer** insulated ia seat end appropriate dealpato
order. ‘
- rr Aco&ataptapplycfSeeaha Bac> oo band, ad Greta
Becetehln. (•. -
JB»FrfcecM)oirawyta ttaOntoJu AUofdenpnßptr
lyeued.~ ~;j*a<kfcdnr^
Jifi DAGS DRIEDAPPiiES «n hnd u 4
Wbaliti yet ingmmn*9A^J
... . . + "fh.
Sant; Statements.
statement of *t« B»t«i I "|?
MO'TOAtMo»ST3O,.Aas« B tSotb, ti
MEASB. !
Ii»n«, ppi. and Discount*--
Real Estate and Ground Rent
Stocks and Mieccllaoeous
Duebyf*ther Bank*
Bank .Notes & CUect* and u - s lri ™'
Note*- -
Specie (pjld tvn
Capital suck S
Profit* and Earning* VJ
UDp»id blndeoda and Su*pcnw Acc U *,£» «
Circulation Tv-r.w S-
Deposlts —• «■
Tbo abSjtertatnment i»ci>rr«xt U> th« l*wt oI my know!-
(Od) tn<] ttliff JOlDf IliltPUl, Uuhlff- - —— —■■ • ~ ' . ~ , ,• j
Sworn to and tuUcribe.l till*3oth Anjuut, ISAH, before . 17011 SALE —\ pair of VOUDg nOrSC3, Kind
it. a»i3l AUSTIN LQOMI?. Notary labile ; H an j emm( j will w.-rk in »ny hutDrmf—gtxhl imJar th*J
' ! TTi.ne—#,D« j<* 1-i-vr, h a nm-ratn ri.liot: hm*a fora lady.
“i., Applp •»««>-W..8055, «.»1h
»l.to iroi.k. .tra-t. "-1 door »“* Binmoml,
ghenrclty. . _ nn l .
®*Q/Sn—roil SALK—Annuli nmnutactar
3pOV/Vj ioi: l.tMlikrt. Capital tlireo hup-
Jrrfionam pr.,liuliltj dalla" ptr month and will lu
cU. ■ Appl. to OtO. W. BOSS, .oolh »iJ» 01 Ohio «.
third ,t.,nr"«rt oflhe Piamon.l. Allt«hMiy dtJ- aal»
Statement of the Merchant*’ and Mann- ;
factnrera’ Bank of Pittsburgh.
PirKßiAUfl, Monday, August suth, 18oh. '
Circulation 171,765 W>
Dne Dejioxitorn- - 225,664 i>2
Dne other Bank* l-S?} ■*';
Dne Commonwealth, ‘-hi
Loans and Discount*, 841,177-03
Coin Grt
Notes and Chocks of other 8ank5..311,670 61
United State* S«<urtti«* 46,714 00
Dno ky other Bank* 99,929 37
■Tito above statement is correct and true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. SV. H. DKNNY, Cashier.
Bworn and subscribed Wfore’me, this 30th day of Angost
A. D. 1865. au3l J. f. MacrtxHE. Notary Public.
Watchem
Statement of Kichange Bank of Plttnb’g.
PITTRStBOB, Mosdm, August 30th,1858.
Loan*and Discounts $1,379,261 73
lleal'Estate.. ... 45,920 M
Specie in Vault 212.394 71
U. S. Treasury Notea 154,300 00
Note* and Chocks of other Banks 15,087 47
Dae by other Banks 100,860 80
nnounce to the
for the celebrated
itches*
lUmro, M*» » *nd
it approved princi-
Capital Stock
Contingent Vund aud i’rottl*.
Circulation
Depositee
Dno to other Banks
fI,VI6,SOS 43
* I certify thnl tbo aboTe Rtstcmeut in Irnw to the U*st of
my kwiilttlgo lux) H. M. MI'JIKAY, o**hl*r.
Affirmed boforo ini' thin rfOth day of Aiimwt, 1863.
au3l . C, TV. KRNKST, Notary PnMlc.
Statement of tlie Mechanics’ Bank of
Pit'til>nrgh.
MoxdaT, Augtnt 30th, 1R53.
LIABILITIES.
Circulation
Due to other Uanks
Duo to Depositor*..
AB.-ET 3.
Bills and Notes Discounted ...
Due- by utber'Dauks
Notes trad Check* of ottior Rank*,
ppf.cio iu Vault; -
$774,523 16
The abwvestatemeut is correct, to tfao best of ray knowl
edge and belief. GF.O. D. McUItBW, Cashier.
Swum before me this 30th day of August. ISSS.
au3l A. W. FOSTER. Notary Public.
Statement of the Citizens* Bank.
Pittsburgh, August 30th, ISSB.
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts.
Cola in Vault.
Notes and Checks of other Dtmks-.
Miscellaneous Accounts.
Due by other Ranks..
Capital Stock
Individual iK'ixxitors
Contingent Pond sod Profits- ~
Circulation -
DiWto other Banks
Uptnid Dividends
' $701,746 25
The 4bore statement Is correct to the beat of my knowl
edge and belief. E. D. JQNRB, Cashier.
Atßrmdd before tun thisSOth day of August, 1658.
anVL; J.F. MACKENZIE, Notary Public.
StatemenTof th®' Iron City Bank.
! ' PiTTanmuiH, August 30th Ih^B.
Loans and Discounts —$ 605.C33 64
lhi» by other llauks h,OA 07
Notes and Checks uf other Banks and
U. 8. Treasury Notes fs“3s 00-
Specie'- 04.022 *<
Circnlatloo 140,506 is)
Doe toother Banks li 01
Doe to Depositors 160,319 03
The shot* statement is correct according t<* the l»-st of
my knowledge and belief. JOHN MAOOFFKN, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, day of Angust,
A. D., 1858. nu3l J. F. Macttzzrc. Notary Pnblk.
~ M(atemcut of the Allegheny Bank.
limKOuiii, August 30th, 1858.
ASSETS.
Noiessnd Bills Discounted 485,984 35
Coin - 70,040-05
Note* and Checks of other Banks 67
Dno by other Banka - —• 34.901 36
Due to other Banks....f-
lodlvldtud Deposits 67,907 16
Unpaid Diridnuda— 599 00
)> $250, GTS 10
The abort* statement Isc-irre** u, pest of my knowl
edge and belief. J. <5OOll, &llli«T,
Sworn and subscribed before cue, this 30 th day or An
gnat, 1858.
m3l 3. F. MACKENZIE, Notary Public.
jUto AliOtrttsrmatts
WHICH IB THE BEST.
TnF. REV. CHARLES 15. BOYNTON,
a Cincinnati Clergyr.ian of prntninooee. writes to
ih.- Xt’r 1i.*».}..» tiu.’.-tl- « l U.tii pl.ve. an able article <>ii
tUlarin* 51a' tiiitf**, f rum which *n- billowing ea*
, ''When intending to purchase, l ronOne.i my examination
fp those whi< li hum the **L>«k stitch" us by far ill* mut
• tnlsuble machines, and my decisiun w«* in fav-rof Wl»«*rler
A'jWilaon; fur the fjllowlog, annmg ether reasons: It is dis
tinguished by thecsnipartoesa andetcrediug beaoty of the
tpectiine; the delicacy and high finish uf its parts make it
ornamental eren tor an elegant parlor, nod giro it an inviting
aejkct to the most delicate and rcilDud.
The adaptatkfb i>t tbr machinery to Its work i* among the
ioet toamhui and interval tag, In the whole tuuge of "in
eattotta." -
For anb- at munufaj-tarcre prices b»
' ALKX. KEEP, Agent.
an3ft<l3! So. fA Fifth etrr^t
STANDARD LITERATURE
The Ancient British Essayists, 3s vol*;
Tbo Modem do o.> h “
Irving's Work*. 16 voK
Coleridge's Miseellanoons Works,
Edgar A. Poe's do do 4 '*
Charles Lamb's do do 4 **
Leigh Hant’a do Jo 4 “
Noctes Ambroaianap, 6 rolr.
Addtaon's MfcailUtmin* Worts,?> rol*;
The W*v«wly NarH«, B.miod library ««i,27 vr-lt;
Th* do do Firrtideed, . 27 •*
(Tbo do do Ttck.nor’s household cd,
Scott’s Poetic*! Worts, with life by I,ockhsrt, 10 vole
*•3l KAY A CO.. UWofd st.
DRUGS— Pboaphorns:
lodide Potash;
Hera Shellac*.
Yellow Oebrr;
Haul's Liniment;
Lyofi’s Kathntroa.
For sole l>y It L FAHNESTOCK A ort*
Moai No. fiO. corner Wood and Fourth sia.®
A GARDENER. —A ttiugie man who has
& thorough knowledge of his buxine** In all lU
hrauebeitincludlngthe growth of Stove and Greenbonse
{•lasts; management of grapes under glaa* kitchen and flower
gardens the raj stoic of all fralta. To a gentleman requiring
tb# services<>t anwetivn,energetic man will find in adver
tiser both combined. Address E U. D./office ottbis paper.
auSl-dtt*
Have the new york daily
HERALD,
TRIBUNE,
TIMES,'
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER,
PKEiS, aud
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL
delivered to any part of the city at day-light, by leaving
your order at Hunt A Minor*, Maeotilc Hall, Filth street.
ku:H JOHN PlTttfUK, AdßiiT.
NE" CASK BAKItD FLANNELS? j' l * l
received at C. HA'NSoN LOYK,
aw.ll N 0.74, JtlarXet street.
V.T.-xtXMtvT. A Agtimsbr.
Pearl Steam Mill,
R. T. KENNEDY ft BRO.
PURCHASED.
MANUFACTURED AND
/-V PITTSBVROH AKl> ALLKdIIKN >
BTATB path . 'S
PROPOSALS. —Proposals will .be re
ceived by the undersigned nntll Saturday ovehJng th*-
4th day of September, next, ■ '?.?
Ist, For whitewaalilngtho buildings, fojiCej. Acilnand
about the Fair Grounds. The party contracting, to llnd all'
the materials, and gi_ve one good coat to alljfce wood work'
that hoa at any time hare to fore been wbltewiuliod. The
work to be executed to Urn satisfaction of the subscriber,'
2d. For the lading of three or tour hundred feet of }-S
tacb lead pipe, to lead from the pipe now laid ti> the «u-
Uoosry engine, and to atrpply a Jet for Floral lUII.. The
contractor to supply pipe, and remove it $t .the dose of ex
hibition, ■ / .
a<l. tot tho leroting and rotting tho thick' lor tho cxbi
bltlcro of tbo action indrModcf boraea.
JOUNTOUNO.Jr,/
Sapet'lntcndent of the"G rounds,
‘ rutibargh.
NEW MAP OF OUR COUNTRY—Pro
aantaad ProapectiTßi embracing the; "United Btatea
and Territorlca, the Canadas New -Bfunawick.Nom Beotia
and Newfound lend: a2*o, Mexico, Cuha,and the Writ India
‘lalanda, Central America and the latbaoeef Panama, *u
theNevlHacoTerloain tbs Polarßegionaby Dr.Knoe and
other*, and all the Near SettUmeoU, and even ibeCouotica
of Kauai and Nobnuka, each in Ua propor’paeltioh, all on
the aaao acatt; compiled from Oomnmcnt'aarrfya and
othar reliable aourcea. Pyr*aloby W. a. lIAVJIN,
• au3o Xo*.3l,a3AS6M&tkct atreat.
Uraat BatKalui
A F. STEVENSON, ofWeatNowton.Pa,,
e .ofTara for Mle ooa houae andlotin Pitubnrxh.and
onehotueand lot in Allagheny city, at very low prices—
for particular* call with S, COTIiBK&T A SON, Market
«treat. PI ttibprgb. *nBoBtd
Truss and supporter manufac-
TOHt—Yorar. Ho.: SO Wood Coot.
begieaTatocAilittenthmol.ibaamictM to the fact that
they tud Ote'tmly HAOTFACnijifeKA.ofTBUeSBS and
caßrcowiyitOtly take
meaa ares, and make to order, tbe*e articles, attar the meet
approved pattern*, and fhßtbh; them at price* freqoentir'
tMttnorathanose-kadfdaawndodbymere dealeta la them.
All are toileted to caU,*ft«r pricing *ad examining-Tr*»-
*«* at any atore In the city, confidant that we can utiirfy
tbeaQllctedthatltktMHnteraettodealwith tbo mana
tee to ret, - 49-pnrtlcttUr attention tMdd.to'Tenalring.-',
. CAKTWMaHTdtTOUNQ’a, 8 •
_ TrnaaMaanfoctary, 1
: »tt?B NseaWoodatwet.
___ CAUDLE MOULDS,
WARRANTED to bo of the best metal, all
Tf. /ybe* and pattern*, aannfectnred- and' for axle by
' ** JOUN CALVISRLXT,
• ■AP3Mg>d-. j- :■ ; Mo.tQSlUf* Btmi» Philadelphia.!
'^ ( CINKKAJj AVAXKR—I have just rec'd
Water, direct from; the
Spring*, co«udrtiog of Blue Uck, Bedford, utd
- „ ; —r .■ ■ > Xapiro, ilio&a WM&imga good frwh artkla can always
T> YB mjOUJk—6o this for sale bv , ■;<] pwtfusattnt . jos. .»ujMJUfa% ,
, ;SiTiSG3 Baxk, Ko. d$ Fourth
, O'e*' gtretft.—lfemUs mad* with th&Bunk t*.fort>tbe
; first dATOfSoptcmber, will draw Inu-rwrt from that data
auSChStd- CHAB. A COLTON, Treasurer.
.viiiiiu.d a. w. fiATZ-vM- Union PrayerMeetisos.—Thciielneot-
F OK KENT A'thrrawtafV IhrcUißcfisfl ! ins« ar» held ddty la Uio Rooms *r tb* t©w. s
Sfk£?tfS£s£
i-..
. nnd cnlj .rater ,t«lh,irai.,ie, nod Muc In » central loc»- tedtnt»im«nt. (»eu du\/it. nunn.ei. ifnn lenjn-.
r tlon U admirably adapted to the want* of a prof<?**fot™ 1 _“ a “_
mao, and will l>e rental for a term of years to a g>*«d ten *
ant. Pur further particulars enquire of
mrl2 _ ALKXANDER_KI>n. ,
TO LET.—A large well furnished dwelling ; [JjS*
with all modern linKuremenU—tor rent low l«a»:eo*! 1
tenant. JnU lUTCIIOOCK, McORJIAKV A CO.
.A 1,623.417 11
44.785 82
7,471 1l
J7VCS 85
$2,493,925 62
LIABILITIES.
$1,916,806 43
$ 818,000 00
.. 180,635 79
, 448,380 00
.. 437 073 53
... 32,610 11
$227,016 71
.$687,309 I*o
. 56,501 H 2
. 15,tSG 71
. 116,129 73
.f&tt.SOT 00
$7«>1,74H 25
LIABILITIES.
.$140,000 (10
ICO, 67 8 10
40.465 01
... 107,5116 o*l
... 0,637 17
375 97
LIABILITIES.
AI.LKQIIKKY CITY
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN
FLOUR, CORN MEAL
AND HOMIN Y
DELIVERED,
Terms—CASH oq Delivery.
OR BENT—
.V STORE ON MARKET STREET.
STEAM ENGINE 10K SALE.—A good
~oind4,«nJ «• .-nKio" ‘■"M” 1 , 1 "* will te WUI ■r|W.
T»o cylinder Imll.-n. 20 Wd lonf. Cjllddew U IncbM dUfc;
ter, 2 i.wt cnokr; t] j-wiirvl 21W poan.li. Aw.lj V
llUNN.ia.nlh mdc Of Uhl.. ..net, tlnnl Jwr west of Ilia
IH&xnotid. Allegheny city. ■ 1 * u
FOB SALE.—lioofM anil Lots in I’ittE
hnnsh mill Alloibrn, eltl.s; also, in lb, bomnylK ot
t«*( Liberty, Sharjmtnrß, unit Maathe3ter;»flTcral band*
ftom* conntry seat*; Janus of dSCVrent siren, id «r r tT dire,
tion, at rarioui prlcM—eom* t«ry Rood ©o«». UnGM
wUliiuK to purchase would do w*U to call and tbf
letUtcr. and those wishing m *'•!!, to liaro tlodr placra
registered at GKO. IV. UC.NN’A, lLo.l frstat* Officesooth
tide of Ohio street, third do»r wept of the Diamond, Alle
gheny city. an "
Farm For Sale,
CONTAINING 300 acres and situated <2O
mn«* from - PUlrluirgh, thn Allegheny and Butler
Plank R<m«l runntuc «l'r«.*ctly through it. US arr«| w
clear*!, thi> Ulmer, ten anrr». it well timber*!. The Im
provement* are rcuKoiiaMy gnoJ. It will l»o "old all to*
Knttafrnr In p*rto> to»uU purchaser*.
Termr reasonable. Apply to JOHN iJRAN, Allegheny
city, or to Jijilr* MARSHALL, ltiHler county. anUtlmd
LOTS FOR SALE"
THE following Lots ore now offered for sale
on very lilwral terms find low price#, vlk
Jut. Fifteen Loti fronting on Butler street. In Lawrebfcfr
rllle. Immediately opposite iho wall of Mlegheny Cemetery.
K«cl» 10t24 fwt trout by ICM to 121 f«* t deep loan alloy 20
feet wide. , . . rt , , ,
2d FiJUs.fi lot* n-sn-r the Allegheny river, each tc*-t
fronton Pvatl a-nn U(sofect wMe>nml extending In depth
114 feet to an Alloy 20 feet wide.
;ul. Fifteen LoU nearer the nver, each 24 foot front on
Pearl street. directly opposite above, and extending in
depth towards tho river 1U feet to an alley 20 foet wills.
| 4th. Fifteen Lots nearer the river, oarb 24 fort front on
I Broadway, (which is SO foot wlda, and through which ther
Allegheny Valley Railroad runs,) and extending in depth
114 feet to au alley 20 foot wide. »
Uh. Fifteen Lots opposite the above, and nearer ins riv
er. each 24 fret front uu Broadway aod extending In depth
110 loot to an alloy 20 feet wide. „ . . , „
«th. Fifteen l,nta nearer the river, each 24 feet front on
Bell Street (50 feet wide) and extending lb depth 110 feet to
au alley2oleetwide.
Terms of aalo ns follow*—One-tblrdof tho wholepnrclioso
money to remain rurbnnd and mortgage—lnterest jwyable
nomi.nlly—one-third of th« balance cash In hand; the re
mainder to be paid in four equal animal instalment*, with
inter«»l. payable annually, secured Ly bond and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay f>r deeds.
Plans of the.>« lots may b-* seenat tho following plant r
Bailey, Brown A Co's, iFHan* A Co’s Class Work*,
V. Sellers A O's, C«>lem*n, Ftallman * Co’*,
A. Bradley k CV*. Whites Carriage Factory,
K nap A Wade's. Pn. U. 1L Works, 9th word.
Shoenlwgcr A «V»*s, Allegheny Valley It. R. B«-
A- Wood, Agent for Phoenix pot,
Brewery, At tho Garrison,
Newmeyer A Oraff, Empire Hugh Mellelry's Lumber
• Works, Yard,
Park, McCurdy A Co’s Copper Works.
FAr further particulars, apply to
I>. W. k A. 8. UKIX, Attorneys,
No 102 .Fourth st, Pittsburgh
Farm for Bale. ..
THE ANDERSON FARM, 2} miles gg
above the iKpot, at New Brighton, Beaver Co-. JEM
Pa, on Block Hon*) Uun, eonlalnlug 108 acres of excellent
laud. every aero of which is tillable, and I*s of which Is un
der cultivation. There are 13 acre* of Rood timber. 60«r»a
tu cram and paitnre, afid an abnndante of coal. Tht-xe Uth
Orchard cl grafted frmttmw. In almost every Bold there
laanprinjtof nev-r-Mling water.
The improvements cm«W «>t a now frame Dwelling, at
tached to a wiatheM-arded lop, a small touant house and a
lares frame Bam. fcO by 30 feet. ....
This clink-* farm is in a liiijli elate of cultivation, fences
cool, and in a respectable neighborhood,. convenient to
churches, urinads. for terms,'’kiujalr* at Til 13 OFFICE,
or «.f JalS-.lAwtfT .I.ANDKUSON. New Brighton, Ta.
QUo Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sole eoction too,
townabip 12, range 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
known m **Uowmlln , B SecUon,”contalulog 610 acre*. It la
situated tbr>« miles wcat'of Massillon, on the Bute Iloas
Idling to Wpoeter, and with In about two mile* of the Pitts
burgh, Ft, Wayne end Chicago Railroad. Theeonth, oa*t
*u<t nxrth-eaat quarter* are partly cleared and Improrod—
;U-> r.-raalndor ia coreiwl will) superior Umber and the
wbuit i* well watered by spring* and rnnulng streams.—
Xhia section ia considered the flnost body of land In tlia
county. It will be aold nndrridcd or In quarter* to suit
purchasers. T«> th*we who deeirs-Xo invert In real estate a
Detter opportunity la rarely offered.
■ ... J. B. gWHTZER,
No. 3014th street. Pittshnrgh-
OCSfcUwtfT
FOR SALE OK LEASE,a,;Io6 on Fourth
« KailUiG«ld »od CWiITJ Alley, 100 fcCl
front by #5 dwp. .
A but <>n Third ilwl, near Smitbllold, 40 foot front by »
fctt limp.
Mstn W*a>—The aqnar*) bounded by Ratler, Wilkin*
uni Camdl *trect* and Spruce alley, 64 fc*et front by 1-0
deep, nearly opposite lo IVnoock i Hart'* Foundry.
Tbo bounded by SmaUman, Wilkin* and Carrol I
ntrrrta and Spilin' all. y. V<V» Wt f.oi.t bj dtrp,
ot> Allcjli.'ii> f 11.u.1 I'.uil.T *rTu«R,.u!j<.tiiius tho 1
Vali... n- ■».! b.rly conUptoua t«la, I
Vacb it «»ct front Ly UnfreitU-cp.
JUpht tier,* of pound in tteaerre township. part of out |
|>it • M, \ between the Now Drigltton road and UiUdalo Cein*
etry.
Sixty Loty in Allfpheny City, Third Ward, between Kart
iAne nod Cfteatont street.
A Tract of Land iu Westmoreland Coutity, on tkb Philv
dtdphla turnpike, 7 rulioe from lost robe—7s in culti*
Tatiota of rich 1-vttoni land—.TOO acres.
A Tract of Land near Litfouier, Westmoreland comity, ol
S7A acres. WILLIAM M. DARLINGTON,
iuyls:dtf 155 Third *tre<'t.-al*ire Bmitbfleld.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THAT very desirable lot on Water Street
and Radnnbl Alley, next to John Irwin ft Sons, Wing
DM f-et on Water aud Front streets, at»d 100 deep along lk«
Alloy. -
It will be sold together or In lota of 20 or 21 feet each.
For trrftia, (which wilt l»e mule easy as to payment) ap
piy to . joskph s. Lcren a co.,
miftdtf Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
L~ illEiVrY STREET PROPERTY - EOR
BALIS— I The Store-room and Dwelling, situated on
Liberty street, near St Clair, known a* No. 1 S 3. The lot
Is about 22 fn>nt and 120 feet deep, extending back to
KXcbangu Alley, un-which la erected a Stable and Carriage
house. The property rents readily forfAOO, and will Itetjold
at a barenin onJ on accommodating terma. For particulars
en<jnire of R- H. HIUQ,
apl7 No. 211 Liberty street.
FOR SALE, 5 acres IOU perches of Land
In Collins township, near East Liberty > adJoialag lands
of Thou. Mellon aiul li. A. Ncgley. Tbia property is ele
gantly situated for a private residence, and would make ono
of the moat handsome country seats intbe beautiful valley
of .East Liberty. For price and terms, apply to
AUSTIN, LOOMIS ft CO„
J 023 No. 58 Pourth street.
VALUABLE CITY "LOT FOR - SALEy—
That eligible building lot, with the buildings then*
on. situated on tlierorncrot Liberty and Hand streets, front
ing 2tl ft- 71-fi inches on Liberty and oxteuding bar k along
Uaodttrxet 110 feet to Exchange alley.
JelO T. B. YOUXQjft CO-, Smithfleld at.
Manufactory for sale or rent
—Enterprise Foundry, on Sandusky street, Alleghe
ny, with g>«xl steam power, suitable for manufacturing
purposes, of T&rioua kiuds, willT* aold or loosed low. Ko
aniroofSlr Samuel Henderson, near.the premises, (haa
te care of Rev. Spronl’s church.).who will show the
property, «.r of JrO B. ROBISON ft CO.. 25* Liberty at.
Business ®f)angcs.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween tho undersigned, umhtr the name'of LEWIS ft
KUOBHTON,waadlrtolTodon tho 20th issL, by mutual
couaent. Tho aflhlrs of tbe firm will b© fettled by DAVID
M. KDUKHTON, who continues the business, reiainine the
aervlcee of Ids late partner. DAVIS 11. LEWIS,
duly Slit, 1853 D. M. EDGERTON.
M. EDQBRTOK,'
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND
coranissioKßß merchant,
XO7 Wood Street
NOTICE. —The Copartnership of Baoa»
LEV, COSGRAVE ft CO. expired by limitation, on tho
Untinstant. The bnsineas wilt Iwcontlnued by WILLIAM
UAOALKY.at IK and 20 Wood street, who willsettloup the
business of the late Arm. W. BAOALEV,
JOtllfS-COSO RAVE.
Pittsburgh, July 22d, 1858.—ju24-dtf •
WILLIAM BAQALBY,
WHOLESALE grocer.
Nos* IS anti 20 Wood Street,
- DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
t«a under the name nod stylo of
*t*A?tU A CO, Is this day tlissolwl by mutual consent.
; KltbM partner being authorized to use the nomocf tho firm
o U,lttldatk*i>. CHARLES P. BPANQ,
OAMES M’AOUSY.
auTidlm '
Pittsburgh, IS&9.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
rpHE partnership which has existed between
A the anderßlgned, trot* tb© first day orJiousry, 185 d,
under tho name and style of SPANO A CO, was dlaaotred
by mutual consent, ou the tenth day of April last, (April
luth, 1BW.) Either partner Is authorised tft use the name of
the firm in settling accounts and receipting for money
which may be collected, but Charles P. Spang, haring pur
chased the antire interest of John W. Cbnl£snt,Jn the firm,
he (the tald Charles F. Bpang,) and James U’Auley, only
are authorised to hm the name or the firm, generally, in
liquidation.
We are succeeded In business by SPAKO, C HALF ANT
* CO., (compneed of C. 11. Spang, John W. Chal/ant,
Campbell B. Herron, Alexander Byera, and A O. Loyd.;
whom we cordially reccnmmeod to the frloniit and cmt.-a,-
♦re of the old firm. CHARLES ?. BPANU.
JAMES M'APLKY.
JOHN W.CIIALFANT.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Aog. 6th, 1858. nafallw
Allegheny VatfJey Rail Hoad.
CAMP MKKTING-,
com * E.r cj i»« _ Q , C
■ wedxesda r. ACGCsr gs,
REGULAR Trains wiUjfffißßS£§s»a|E
lear* daily froim PittsburgbJ^ sxr
(Sunday excepted)at7dtoA. >l.,and6 I.M.
' Ou Wednesday,^thoSJlh in»t,ao AWra JVam will lave
Inst, Jtifra JVainr will kare
P 'jleturSn*, t for Pittsburgh at 1:30 and
* 'On Urebuit dayoftfio meeting, trains leave Tarentum for
Pittsburgh at 720 Aj 2 and fc4QP. SL .
Bxan»loa TkkeU,gooddnringihe encampment, ante
bid at the depot, on Carson stmt, R6O ants each.; Also,
at the Methodist Book Depository, 4th atmt.
Passengers most procure Uckela before taking seats in
tha eara, or pay 70 cents. V.EBYNOLOS,
aplOJwd, ;- ' ■ . CBopcTinteodaht.
potters.
KLKCTION.
Orricror \ \
Anpctl 21»t, JPAS. t
’The annual meeting of the Stockholder
~| the Pittsburgh oa* Company, for tho jmrpttfeof
electing two jwrsons toiwrveasTraitcc*of*4tdCompanyfor
the term oFthree years, will fc# held at the oflW or th«
company. in PltUtiurgh, on the-Aral Monday, Oth day of
September, next, between fbe hours oHi and 0 o'clock, r.X.
«u'dlr>*.i JAMES M. CimiSTT.Twaaorrr.
Lctj, Fib* *s» Uavss)
Ix»rßA.icx Compa*!. No. *.*C TV'iTiH St. ■(■
Ittt!<ci:ech, Acgnt't 17, ISM. \,J...
Board of Directors of this Company
hriffi this ddj- declared A dlriJpnd on: of the profits : .
oftbo Ust fi* mantle,of two dollars j»r elmre, uppllniUfr - '
to tin? reduction oftilwK NoPs. P. A.RINBUAIIT, •
Slm.l _ boctcury. - .
• pmancmou, AiiffU't ISSS. ‘1 ••'
A Meeting of the Stockholders of the i
Mm ImntV «o<l MuinfaclureiV. Batik nr PitUburjrh, |
liebint the nankin* Hon*, on WHpyESDAT. to* j
i Hih <t»r ol lO o’clock A. M. At «!iSch ]
! mrvtlnc th«» Act extending tb* Charter will to eabmllted !
fur lirir acceptance. r- i
f.r order of the Board of Director*. /
nnhltml W. II.DE3JXY, CusWer. ■
WANTED —The highest market price'
for by H. L. F.UINESXOCK & CO.,
au3l -V<>. CO, mrimr U <v£l anil I'ourth it?.
G" L\ SEN (J * WANTED-10.000 for
which th<* l*nt msrkut jirlcc, ea«b, will botwiidhy
DAVID C. UEItIiST,
Riil.l , , eororr Liberty rent Ujuj.l itrcfto.
OOL~W ANTED.—The Jiighertrosrket
price nalil for Voftl/bj S. UAIUiAUOU A CO.,
JolS • Nc» CV& I.flirty »trv*t,
RYK WANTED. —The highest cash price
'»^"‘ ! -' USL 'Sywl l K T^Co :'
CTTOOL! WOOL!!— loo,oooJbs.Woolwdui-
W <*•! i»t hiel»<*t ra*«h prlww'by
’ 1 fIITCHCOCK, McCREL’RY A CO.,
Sfcimd nnd 151 Prcntftfl.
Je2lai*wtfT
Educational.
instruction In Germain
MR. FREDERICK APPEL, Professor of
the German Language and Literature in tlio Western
University ofpemwyivanlaand theOntral High School cf
Pittsburgh, begs leave to inform Ills friend* and the pnl
tic, that hel* now prepared to restimo his Itasona in tho
German Dammam*. For further partleulirs apply, at No.
17« SroUlifleld street. JiD_-U^a» , d l in_
L,ocaal Grove Seminary* for ¥otiug Ladles,
LA W'RKNCF.VILLE* KF.AH riTTSBWGIL
THE next annual session <>r this Institution
will Open on Wednesday, the 15th day of Septenitwr.
A limited number of l*mrtllDg nod day pupils received.—
Thecoarsc of instruction -is thorough and scientific. It
embrace?, together with the nsual academic and roltegistn
coarse, French—which ts spoken In the family—
Maaic, Yocul and Instrumental, and Drawing. For Circu
lars and rcferenor, apply at tho Church Hoofc.Depwiitoty,
Fifth street, J. 11. Mcltor, or, by tho Pittsburgh post, to tho
Rector, the lt«r. George T. Jlider. anSLlmd
Mr. Clement Tetedonx
Announces to tho public that ho ima
taken up bU residence in Pittsburgh .and is now pre
pared to gir® leawinsin Vocal Mnsie.
For terms and further particulars, apply at John If.
Mellor’s Music Store, No. 81 Wood rt.' < nnll:t'.wd_
Western University,
THE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTl'fU
(ioa will comm.uci’ on MONDAY, 111. Ctti Supt. .
Cnn'lM-w- f.» .dnimtan -'ll' .p™n> tliomml-M «t Ihn
t.'nivmdtv UuHdin". •.comer of Russ and Diamond Streets,
,>n ,?:ti?lS Y N>: > T * ! * ° ''“w/nAKKWISLt; Secretary. :
Penn Inatitnte rr --^_
CIOUNER of Penn and Hancoclc streets.—•
/ The ensuing term willComtnencoonTUiiSDA'Y; 31st
Inst. A limited number of pupils may obtain adralMlom
Terms for Tuition and Stationery, $22 per session of twenty
two weeks. nn2*:tf J. M. SMITH, Principal,
IVTrKS.WIISONS PKEPAitATORy AND
[Y| PRIMARY KOHOQL.on Wdter street, opposite tho
Poel-Uflice, Allegheny city, wilire-open Monday, Septem
ber, the Clh. ** au*&3wd *
auction Sates.
P. M. X>AVlS» r A.uotiono«*r. ■
Commercial Sales Rooms, -No. M Street.
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION—
TUI* (Tunday) evening, Aujr. Slit, at 7 *4 o’clock, at
the Commercial Rales Rooms. No 57 Vifjb will l*»
sold, _
(•0 shares M. v Jr M. Bank of Pittsburgh; .
0 do Book of Pittsburgh;
24 <lcr Pittsburgh L. t. A M. Insurance o<r,
2* do Pittsburgh, ¥t. W. AO. H. It.Co:
10 do Allegheny Valley «lo
aoai P. M. DATLS,_Anct.
L 7
AND WARRANTS AT AUCTION—Thin
d I Tneadar creolce. Aug. 3Ut,al 7 o’clock, at tbo
commercial salt* rooms. No. 64 Kiftli sf., will bo soldi one
Laod Warrant for ICO acres cororijment land.
.031 P. PAVIA Anct.
BANK STOCK AT AUCTION.—On Tues
day Erecinp. Angcst cist, ot 7 o’clock, at Uto Com*
mtrcial S*lo« Koooi*. No. 64, Fifth Street, will be cold
60 Shore* Mtrthants'uud Manufacturer's Banked tilts,
mulld I*. M. DATIjt, Axirtf-
TffoOD 'SXKBBf " WARMOUSfiS AT
W AUCTION—On Tuesday evening, Bcjitctnbvt 7th, at
I 7 at tin-commercial mles loonia, No. 04 FifUl
I*t root, will bo sold, twn Valuable.lot* of ground, eitu-
I at* un tlii nidi* »f \Vo<kl street, commencing at lh«
L'lUtaoci' of 40 Wt from the corner of Front street, and aft.
I I'iinlns ttiodrap wartlumßeof Fahni-stoek A Co.,each hav
ing a front of 21) feot aud extruding back bO tout, on which
in erected two brick hunscj, three etorive high, each having
n front of2ofeet,aod extending back 76 feet to an arenJuf
4&*t iblh* renrof thelot. P-
Term*—One-half ca-di. n-ciilue in tarlrn months,with
Interest. turJi I*. M. DAVIS, Aqct«-
ATE N T TOW KL RACKS At Auction-
On Toesday morning, August-31st, at 11 o'clock, at
the corumerrial sales mos>s,f4 Fifth street, trill be arid,
100 Patent Towel Bachs. . I*. M, DAVI3, Anct. ‘. ,
day morning, August Slot, at ten o’clock, trill be
tuid, at the commercial tales room*, No. 64 filth street, by,
order of Receiver, the stock edacity retail store, comprising
almost everything kept In A first claw hardware establish
meat, as Broodwe-ira, Jackson's,Spear. A Jacksofi’sand A.
Distoo’s superior saws, atcel sqnaret, lrom 0 to Id inebee.
flro, smithing, rabbit, bead, and plough planer,. brace and
bins, hollow and ebank augurs, mortice And firmer, fram
ing and socket chisels, plane irons, hotels, guagne, baft,
table, wardrobe and coffin hinges, chest, drawer and floor
, locks, hand via-*, brass nnd iron' castors, hatchets, liom*
mens, cooper and fool ndaes, irory and boxwood roles,
trowels, doable and siuglo bill axes, slmels, spades, forks.
i>-scythes, lines, picks, bells, steelyards, Ac, Ac, to which
the attentionof-tbo triide isiavited. I’. M.DAVIS Auct.
INTERESTIN' STEAMBOAT METROPO
LIS At Auction—On Toeeday etcuing. August 3j»t, *t
?}/, o'clock at the commercial salts rotunn, \No.(>4Pif!b
street, willbc aohl, one undivided eighth part ofthe steam
boat Metropolis, with her furniture, tackle, Ac, as she
now lice at tho Monoogahela wharf.
Term r— One-half cash; reddno in tbreo and . »lx months,
with approrod security. r. M. DAVIS, Aoct,
STOCK P., Ft. Y/i &, 0. K, K„ at privats
Bill, ta lots to folk pOTcbiKra, by
» r t P, M, DAViS, AocL, X
AUSTIN LOOMIS k CO., Merchants’ Eichanfe.
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS &
CO„ AT THE MERCHANTS* EXCHANGE EVERY
TUdLSDAY JSVENINU.—Rank, - Bridge, lotaraoca nd
Copper Stock, Hood and Beal Ratals •old at public. aal»
at the Merchant*'Exchange by -' -.
AUSTIN LOOMIB A CO.
Noioa, Drafts anil Loans on Iteol Ratate negotiated eo
oaaooaMe terms by AUSTIN LOOMIS A GO.,
m 2! Stock NotoUrAcra.fi'J foortbib
AUTUMN TBADE. 185
STAPLE AND ,
D R Y G OOD,S,
BBESS G-OODS;
OF NEWEST STYLES.
MERINOS, COBUROS, MUSLIN DELAINES. -
VBLVETS,SILKS, ALPACAS, OWanAMS.
CLOTHS, GAS3IKERES, SATINETS. TESTINdSL ' ' ~
FLANNEI£,riITNTS4)LKACnED ANDBItOTTN ROODS,
with a complete Uue of
EMBROIDKRIES,
PITTSBURGH
And other atylw of Qoods'adapted to
A fIRST CLASS TRADE.
All of which’are offered for bslp, cheap, '
w. o. csxmcs & : cd; : '‘
< 43» Market A 433M«Khantfit4
~ PIULsIDRLPBtA.
WIT. B. POTTS— ...... JO>. D. POTTHL.—~.X*. D. POTT#
WILLIAM B. POTTS A CO.,
SLOUR FACTORS, .•
CKRA.I3ST AN3D PKODTTOE
. COMMISSION. MERCHANTS, '
- 3114 N. Delaware areane, and 32TH. Water Street, (abott*
Vine Street,) TPHILADBLWUA.
QrCaah atlrarkea made on Comignmcnte. ujyMjdlo*.
rrrrsBVKGU.
N*. a. bolus— sotnts
WMJ B. UOLBIKS A BRO., •'
PORK AND BEEP PACKERS,
* DSALERS jy rsonsions, rftv
Corner Market ahd Front Street*.
mrSO _ • - '■’ . •
"W. Oi WAII’S
SIOIV&B OAMEIISt
FOURTH STRUCT, botwfleo VTvoA «w* I*IK">WFKb
• i “ E, ? Ttp * s ‘”' , niaWHttii3
Tilfn to tho nrar -rm* of mi sw, u tjtfa&ctorj *■.
prito.. >■ .-■ tollljtoc,
JT& h. fmcb’s ... .. .
>v»t« r Slmt, .
, i KB now in full operation, -witli Fay & '
Cu-‘* Improved ta*dunery for ibe nwarotaciortn* of
B**b. JrMnw,.lMor*, KliUUan and HonUloet. Bsilden
and Contract** will to ol! and
awrUinoorprices.*- *>■'*;.*iff '•' ’■’anM ‘
oooaisa jy sis.
■•A. WORD XO TUB i-ADIES.
TOR HEAIEfrTERM 18 APPROACH
IKG, and w« call iho attentions? thoUdJra to Ifao
ucitbat
0 OOKING, IRO NINO, &cf,
Can bo done with ;*ronon»y, without opprrasiTa heat, with*
ootaoot, and!vitbdi*patcb-?ttio Jlr« bates always readrtn
a nMnaccte-bynatog j '
Saipaye’i Gbj Cooklils: Stott,: ' :
To which wtmricctrnUy Invite year attention, at 50.75•
BmtlhJWdilrwt.: ; a:A,4OBNSpS *BBO. ;
• B#Cooniy and CUy RlyiiUforaala. apftdly
A MBROTYPE AXD PHOTOGRAPHIC
-ia GALLEMR3,No.2I Fifth meet, AppocitaDalrW* and
83 Market, onpottte Fleming** Drug BUn>. Photograph*
flnbbod in oit ur water ; colon, tinted or plaln.' flpeoscaa .
and Becoptlon ltobai on tbagwaxad floor.. —. ; wyfaUy^
AT WHOLESALE;
SHAWLS,
IN KVEItT VARIETY.
CABQOACO'S
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