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zauxiiiorzatoze corma.:inza,
a El X: 2" I ZUG. 'won. EC 8.
PITTSBURGH.
PILES, TirCORDIr & CO.,
3tANIIIMOTI3ItERS OF SHEATHING,
,84.111133' lad BOLT OOPLIB, YBILBSED cop
ISOITOMS, Immo Soil Bottoms, Spotter Sold., to.
Ismatbri amd Bailors in bLeTALB, TIN PLim
UOOCe IRON, WTILB, Ootstantly on . hand. Thames
liaditossadTools.
W,srp&ros,/ro,-149 Ana and 120 &add atragt,
Piliarargbi POWW,
111=1 maws °temper ea Loony dednd pattern.
Mi. COLLINS.
;lgieraztlin and
t. c .innm a4 o4tionaza n
us blerchant,
.Aln! tu n ,.
,seeds. h,
Ind Prodees thmenalY.
• .J. ORD.ISTIV. N. D..
in PittiNuirh,
Daitaillii4DisTitises of Eastern Oollsgul and H.
:I;HlA.FiCifirtir44.ll.l, prictka, - °Du w protcsalomul
surdas to em ail= AND MEDICAL cans.
. ,
111.110.*Howard. 00L Wilson Sldlandlaca
AL Heim= Hon. EL A : Wornr.
Mao
- 146- - "1".
Jacob :I J
nrtM. . '
Eirdaydro
..flT2gl► STOVE. WORKS.
• 8/A IiZANDER BRADLEY,
.11111OPPOPOIL 12 AND DIPLIII MUCH PLUM OP
mama, poLos AND lIBARINO STONES,
• . ,
Plata and Fancy Grata 'Pronto, &o.
SoliPthicietor of the celebrated PATENS (he
Sul:gm and SmoisCoNalrunio
• .• COOK -STOVES.
O)$00 and Sales 13ocrra, • •
• No,4lvocidlit4Plttiburi
BON'S.
- . -
'Foroitti - futil - ;1 1 0111Eitie, 13111 s of Eithouge,
.
,tunrioixsal Dsposrr,
!2••. NOTES AND seems,
tio: jellitikET ETREST, PITTSDDEON, PA.
tenectilus made on all the principal clttas throug h.
Maned ten. AD- I
ROBERT OFt
6ONNSTS AND SIATRAI L K
'AONNIT mammal.
, • .. •
• • -% wo. S 3 SUREST STREET,
E3C!IIMEII
sturang
.
PIONINNO, JOH, AND ALL • UNDO OP
WRAPPING P P te.
- warato.., No. 97 ViTood Street,
PEDINONROI4 PA.
myttf fa
Qap tost:ud:it at tturkat prim.
.tows coca :ELAN' ar, Bar).
MILINTICTUXL I I O /
Iron Rolling, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors,
Window Shutters, Window Guards, &0.,
Fa. In aC6,06 Sind and SA .17cIrd /Prod,
(20Profn1Pood and Iforkota PTITSBMIOII, PA,
Dm Offload • %irk, of now Patterns, fancy and plain
-. Eatable for 01l porpooct. Pcolar oftontlon pald to eso
. Alootogdfloe Lot. Jobbloof done as abort notice. mro
...-.lllt. a MOM
_VANDEIVIIR &
Tr,r7v.v_s A.T LAW.
AND
SOLICITORS IN CLIANCEItY,
- AIIIPOMIectIons promptly In any profallotthern
.Im49r Wafters% IThconxin. •
AM sUebd to the parch= sad fille of iteal
~S•t+te, ab
taltattsUriee, Basis sad Siortgega. seldWa
—v. a. awn.
—maws xrtax.
91111111 OR RINI% k DULLES
NOUNOMBS AND maamunsys,
NTA.s Er.T.24 Grow vrons
Pitteburigh, Penna.
011ilco. No. Al Market - advent. •
Manufactara all pada °Manual:lqt= and WM Machin
outing., ariapad Work, etaain Baia% and neat.°
Jobbing and Depairing done on abortnoli 0. wadivlydlo
.WE'SC DI Nen le ,
,asaaseereasen Dolman all Dads of
TOBACCO, SNUFF ANTI CIGARS,
TO - SA.OOCD,
OPkgreThsaikta Strad mid Dieragasd eaky,
tt, I , •
LoCI.RIUI.OIW IeXC..7.ECANGf.E.
8I 0 .111 It IL LS .DRAWN BY
DIGNIGAN, anziar.szt & GO.,
ON ' THE MOON BANE, .LONDON, IN WOGS Or OEM
POUND 13768L1NG,. AND trywinDs.
,&
&:‘ on the princirrol Oftias mod towns of Trance,
Voliklaso,',llolLcod;..oeraisoidlifflo and Ober roro f .ofo
.JOitfi woof:taffy on hoof and for id, br
wn,Ltene A op:,
ediAtTAA BaGorri. Wood strata, cormerof
' 40E111 B. • -•
.r...L-max:o a. TAILOR ,
45 market 1 t., Pittslbzrgh.
pail asso r tment , 5
CLOTH 3, ClAssurtm,
Vs!crostas, °warp% =doll getris "nibble fob gentkanera?
i"4rrilitltCdra d .
.; AlirOniamicromitly 6114 is Ma latest 471 cs of lb" wt.
S. SCOTT, Dentist,
retauseltoShe house lately occupied
b7.1)1,,Wm.6.11Taie1, No- 575 ft. swat, (somth Moly)
tidsd ac.rr 11b0S8 ilana *crest.
•
Owe Ho= [Am 9 a- sr. tlllb v. a.
-.11.11rC= 4 . 11 1 1
Plttstrargh Steel Works.
.701 , 11r.63, 330 , 2 - Er sr CO.,
urisextrrarof 1313E114 aso,ISPRING,PLOW•za
A: A 822:Gr4 sEarcsras and Lusa
ammo. Salami Pint /Ands. ria-4 , ..1 4 4 F
. ia,sm
D. 11. ZOOM*
LL B. ROGFIattS
' aptUrtatennis
••',Legere, Improved Patent Steel
• ChtlittVatcre Tenn*
near Rats alsa Ilea &rads, Pdamilt. R.
Jalitlyden
RAID ROAD SPERM COMPANY.
Jatepti W. C. Bidwell.
(asPairrs b Iffier. Ra t a * &et)
14111711.0T0M11
BAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
- AND BOAT SPIKES.
Coiner of Water Street and Cherryalle .A. y,
soliblidte N
J. M. LITTLE.
ricf77acsr-s&-law T.A.xx-cart..
No. 59 St. Clair Street,
ltmirldiAltiwßultding.s PITTSI3I7IIOI., P•
?dunes Idiskows Vzvans DzsTsons,
.
27is Italy Remedy at the *Atte - World Bare to /Mannante
sits, ll . l3 , occuahzisCsuo•, lionrolorra rtols,
MaT lo o lol * DWI WO= UM Gann lancrs,
60,00950 m BOLD Ia owe xmNns. "
Then ththenstralinceari bars born extandroly seed
lbr tenatpato yasroDistl, puts of Damp e and theletatnn
alas Isla to been attested by the &ate of Rants,
90,Scatind,A11 314 % pron% Bavaria, rangy, Belgi
an. Voilket, Itstaten, an, sad their chemist propertka
exerrond, and epprend by the mostdletingolthat Medial.
beatiesnet the void.
SW& dernrobintbson all kind' of Irortnin sad hunt'
bee beau peeled to than =try by the Directors of the
ankere Mello Vinton, Pinter', Tamers; Proprietors
nirforeblleinhenes% Ithardeoterier, WI by TOZIOUI , d I .
inUisbed Perde
- Straw= Tathantsls and Cortilostes of the efflarY of
ett thandin an bonen at tae Depot
Toikiskr,rfliolessienal Retail, by the Inman sad Pro-
Oen% POSSPEI MY= Prnttaa Chemist.
DlYBeodway Om Houston eh) Nes Yon.
-7.olreeridatfPnt for the U. State' and Cann% !BIDED.
%.113111.111713=011.Drnlad, No.lo Astor Ilona end 117
,M011120:57, Arivw.Tork.- . ,
-bole ale and retail by & R. ggf.,.
USD& 000zwyizw.ia and Desond sin JOILTLIDLIDO,
- thniter - riniblef and Ithirket It. storsass rm.
siatiAntsimoy. &mita&
, and Loather Wore.
Sovs, No. 31 S. Third
• . .
auote.ittacb.otant es; . rwedoptds, no.
.s -
Ow Du - HALTED lIPAND3 II DMA Pti nud
Gem belestrates Else, Teizew, 011,11Wwwe and Car.
dent Teals es the lowed riewl, wad epee the bat terms
111.411 bin& et eatha bite; roligb welded, Or which
the biebeet market ben will be ergo in cseb,err bken la
=bees% Tee MU& lereibez stead fret of elblilisLuld 50
,/d*
anowiwko. '
• Banns os Hx¢246.—Dß. 910. It. KO',
allt, OHO Wood Strakilttebtanb, .Pa., bas been fas tbi
Madan abbe tot tlapat stx ireelsOtad las .nteconal the
antarred %bit et Tana for the asriot Hettiaor
Itaptece,, fhkhMb . gazlltal to fit to any case of raptor*
tatieeite that tallstactlon to Orem We
'Likaildtibeifiliccqrsidas Dr.giliog,whenigur
•
thtOsdtblltlad b ivied, aiwe etia . petsnaded that be to
CCOZOIIii O es needful adtketo sieb eases.
Gammas ewes tales the men of the people,
"Wives the rehmeedami teleenthrope
to the metier,— Show them •mod thin, kilts mei
c-; Um be " deafly demeiwtrtted, sad they will me Mama to
• ova QM; zocetwardial Wenn. The mum hem et
. • " Med MUM_ theJedemmt et ••tesPiMellweemebbeg the
AMMO Of 110==lOWEI SITSISID, . 1 Tbe month the
,tioommequeetilbe et thle math:We test ere meta, told
holm, indite of am leal. It te sow emegethel ea put
ke#,ltto allettaw .a 7iUm mu lt dmi a me Stmee , cc :
=tr the legVallhae r t=tecea dassi=
21.... th boasebotel word hem Maim to Teem, frosethe
au - silietto ths Rattle. Try the settle, me be
sad dee*, mmerelbceterywhae,
DMA mmerecturermeo proprietem
68 roz4
116-9'1701:1 J. W. alrgrjh
jail! aa ottha Throat and
/n ''w" -- 'one* compllcatat wfitier
:141_ ,.... ,) , ‘" jr cg0w 00f0," Mks 101 ?ensistrilet,
IMILTATION Ini= A Weil AM.'
Qom to
4041468tomuldi as try WM
VittZGAR 4 ) S 4r
• •chown Tegolftv
4, PARIPT 9_0.•
'r`~s.rav
.~;~~,
apttud Adam
Zdorial:DlC ac CO..
Yorauding and Commiulon iluchanti,
And Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Mann
barns. Corudgaments and altars far VELD, UDE-%
111131 P, PRODUCII, Sa m volkltect. Prompt 'raters
non to rocalvtog nod tortrarthng.
So. 40 Commercial Bttraet. St. LOOI4.
aaSStatf
Fall Fashions.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IP
HATS. OAPII, FIIILIp BONNETS, &C.,
Are now opening for the FALL TRADE a
aakuticaat atOck of MSG GOODS, which avill be 04 at
NO.IBI WOOD STRXET,
=MM!Mg=
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE.
RALSTON & YOUNG,
at - venom To .1061, , IMISOCI,I
BOOK, CARD & JOB PRINTERS,
6.P.Z3Eirr'rE EVO-IT.DIZSGF.
- _
PIFTII STREET, BE A R POST OPPICSI,
PITTBBUBOB, PENICii,
a/rgractite . , evc9 kind . at 000 K ■nd
FANCY JOH PRINTING with haulm: am
and dispatch.
Vitt THE' ABOVE CARD IT WILL BE
B Y
parrelved that I. Mb dietWund of nay 80,111. AND
JOB PRIMISVILETABLIIMIMENT toldeenerAltilliTON
TOUNO. They are gentlemen In whom every “oatildenos
may be placed, as well In regard to business tratatectione
.. their expertneem la the mechankal execution of the
work entrusted to them. They are
Poweri a large
.mount of Type. and Machbery, Steam and other
facilltles to execute printing In aw excellent style and
promptly. I ask for them the continuance of diet patron.
age which bee a tongued so' liberally bees extsuiled to
coyeelf. jolt dawtf P 30IIN T. SEIRTOOK.
De%Taysteir Stomach Bitters—For eick
headache tab, one doss.
for heartburn take one dose, .
gar agitation of the nerves, take one dote.
One dose taken an boor after .roula will give a hoed sp.
petite. •
One dose will, In many cues, care the moat severe head
ache, when procedlngfrom a dimrdered etoccach,
Do you want eomething to strengthen you? Tak
Jaynes' Slownek Bitters.
Do you want a good appetite ?
Do you went to build up your constitution?
Do you want to feel Well?
Do you want to get free from nerveturnets
Do you want energy
Do you want to &loop welt,
Do yon want a brisk sad sigoroos feelios 1-
If you do, bee Dr. Jaynes' Sttmeeeh Bitters.
gold by Dr. OEO. If. Kvisra, No. lie Wool street, a
ego dollar per bath.
MD.—They are mach better than .y of tie Ditto
now In the merle; as one will find by trial. andolenT
DIOTILICII.SI RIOT MCKIM VIOTIIIGAISII3
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winsloor's South
oes Syrup for Children Teething. It has oo spool ou sytts.
It greatly facilitate" the process of toetbleg by sotto:Aug the
saran reducing all logneamatlon—will allay polo, and le
tare to regulate the tamale. Depend upon It. mothers, It
will Oro rest to yourselves, aad roll.( sad health to your
Infant. Perfectly wee la all case.
Thla valaableyrepanatlon le the preenlytton of . 6se of
she axetexperienced sad actual female Phydelans IS New
anglandonsi hes been ownd wlth essreartallog macaw Ltt
...one oft
We believe the best and serest remedy in the world, in
eti mama Dysentery and Diadems in Childron,orbe4ser It
arises Cram teething or Crete arty other cease.
ULM wed health eon be estimated 6y dolLare And ccintteit
worth its weight In gold.
ot betties an gold every year in the tledted
States. It le on old and welt-tried re=edy
PAWN ony 25 010111 A BOTTLE.
//10•2iona genuine enales•the ravelmfie of CURTI& tßat•
AIM Nem Tort, ts ou the outside
d by
_DraW_lrts throvervat the ' v7n dr .
DIA GAO. H. LAMB, Agent for ritubtria, •
ret;..t , r
ELIAIDRIC.AN NN'A'rOMMeg
WHOLESALE A.GEr.cr FOIL THE SALE OF
ATIEEIRIC AN WALT° EltE S.
We would most respectfully call the amen
tWe of *hepatic to the dined= Watches new bah* as•
tended, totroduruf, the raaautaMrs of uhLsh has beetiret
so Artois established that entire wads., can be placed
upon them as ash and correct time beepers, both Us the
wearer and oath,
Waring been appuloted Whale:tab, agent. ter the .ale
of
theca Watches, the public clay be assured that ha cao
nil
them at the vary loan; cash price.
We Lamle • vary largo lats..% of ham mat Pied
Wire, Raw flold bath"' In ribs, such as Coral. Garnet,
Camett, - Jet and Palntlop.
Our &Mr MAW. of CLOOEh t. nonw.nf largo at ',coca%
ccmptialog soma beautifol pattarn• of Eight act °au Dal
Pallas and OfflrraClocka at areal, redcoat pritaa.
We hove min a fail latztt of Eagllah and Bella Chad alai
Biter Watcbw On bans, all of cur oca hapartatico.
Lieu, Watch Maker: Tubs, Mater - leased Watch (llama.
REINEWAN hi6Ylthlt,
Ito. 42 Filth octet.
SEWING MACHINES
A.
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Ft.
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8
FOR SALE WITH ALL
LATE 1?dPROVEIBIIINT8
!MANUFACTURER'S PRICES
ALEX. It. ILEED,
11.1011ARIMONM
.1 xi I am 1 , 73E1 I 4 ~
Damasks, Diapers, Eta
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN
EMI, and those desirous of 4:Maluku the OXICUIPLI
GOODS, should see that the articles they purchase ere seal•
ed with the hall come of the firm
RICHARDSON, BOIS owarx, •
80 tuatara* of the soroadoiles eta durability of the Goods
it makes le rendered easeutlelly oseeassrp tarp
qnsatUtell GI IacTICI nod defective Llano ere_ prep... 4
season after lialtion ipd soled with the pione of MCCUE*
809, by Irish Ilooses, who, revirdless of the halm than
Inflicted sae on the illm.can mummer nod the come
r>
trimrs of the gamalue Goods, will not readily abandon •
latedossa ao profitable, while parchenors can be Imposed or
with goads of a worthier. chuauter.
J. BULLOCIEII & J. B. LOCHSS,
tol• Peliall„3o Church street. IlevrTork.
Dr. Samuel 11. Pritclea Hillary Corrector
or Antlelllllotis Dliture.e.Parely Vega
-table...a MID, Safe aid Merlin Remedy for
DILIOIDS DISORDRIO,
DOR Rat Deed,
DU.10116 lIRADACEIR,
DYIIPSPDA,
TORPID MVP. 011 STOMACH,
COSTIVENESS,
1317.10175 OR DYSPEPTIC' 00000,
MIRA,
DOWD. 0011PLLIN
ITILTQRSHON 501111. SUMACH, kr.
• Drsienss,
=mg Btoop,
' • JAUNDICE,
Acidsll complalDtAmund DyIDIPUES BILE =Ennui
titse. • DEL , GEO. KEYNES,
faW ANT 140 Wood Ft., Bole Arcata PittmAurgh.
sAlk.aermrzlx, wizryr,z;m,
ILUTMOIDIFAAND DULIS ra
Wooden *arid Trillß - sv Ware
BASKETS, DROOME, DRIDMRS, CORDAGE, &O.
DISMODd,
aulkdkorl79
A-------7--"tBBRStJTOIdATKI APPLE P ,
TU C3MMT
, . '
fa"*"1"11. "1Y the
dm"'
SAMUEL HI DDLV,
3Lnahatar+r of Wooden and T. d
auIIADV
concert Piano for Bale.
4 t MAGNIFICENT CONCERT PIANO,
of the famous tower ha. MISITHAPP 0. Bare
Woe& Clettaebs, which ha. ulthoot doubt, oho of
the
flout Warvaents, as reprds talnes. mud neatness of
too, etc, row eared In this etty; sod the *MIR ooly petal
!arab It oo =sant of =MI to a Wotan dry.
for further particular., oply at the also of' the Sesolog
Chrotr- eonstifsho
HOUSE ------------------7711i- AND LOT FOR SALE IN hi
0111211111,—The tuidersigna wishes to dbrpoll• 04
we priests sale, the property on whtob he red.:WOW:tate on
Ebefiteld near Cbartler• it, ha the borough of Esnoturster.
Thf lot Uhl Get 9 Inches to front by L lent Ina , 9 0 °
latch are erected 0 Iwo story Dwelling lime, 91 t• •
Wotan attriaierd,4llln an excellentrepalri • now Dim
Male, toptheywith other outbuilding.. There are tau ,
Mrn 'a ezteilint ir i e l ltof 441111refla =Yr p W O/13P• 71
The property II vary desirable for • mill [amity. for
Wilms piatkrilan enquiry on lb. Dreads.
elddl.wd , • TIMM AB 11. NEAL.
CBILL, dusazor .Dzwries; Offico
iana arum.. No. et GRANT STRUT,
oppooNetbs Oacal Homo, beim, b• eta oat wawa
sui tbaN • Was Idesvitti tear twtql* ,, to of
/3•02.-10,00 1 1 Blanchester
Ade
pp link I,oXlitalroxr twig= saa and riPttift 41417
aaifassibh_elLolle at losit = try
'_WA aPalicas aimetbqt:r kfior:s
ittsburgt!: 6ayttc.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3, 1859
OFFICIAL PA PER or rns CITY
City and New. Items
.METIZOILOLOGICAL Obeerrationt for the Gu,etle. by
Shaw,Opticiao, 58 Fifth St.—eorreated
Ix 50!I. 'FAD,
80 63
.110 68
9 eoloek A. U
12 " 9
6 ~ P. h,
B►rometor...
• Semi roe Seim —ln 011 r coupling room we
have two tire -proof safes, both new, either of
which we will sell on reasonable terms. One Is
large Ulla° & Barnes Salamander; the other
a small Reliance, made by A. & W.. T.. hrClurg.
Either would bee safe inveatment for those in
need of finch an article.
Tut Firet Disciples' Church, Allegheny City,
W. S. Gray, Pastor, have leased Darla' Ball, on
Water Areal, next to the old Poet Office, where
they will meet on next Sunday, 4th Instant, at
10 o'clock, A. M.
T 11 ORDER or FEMUR'S PARED! TO.DAT.—
As the public aro already , well aware doubtless,
to-day has been set apart for the annual parade
of the Pittsburgh Fire Companies. The order
of procession will be as follow':
First in order will come the chief and first end
second assistant engineers—Messrs. George W.
Leonard, A. J. Cupples and James Petrie.
The mayors of the two cities, with other in-.
vited guests, will ocoupy a oarriaga•drawn by
four berm and will come next In the procession.
Wm. Eichbaum, Esq., City Treseurer, Henry
Lambert, Esq., City Controller, Captains W. 11.
Hart and E F. Pratt, old firemen, will follow In
a four•borse vehicle..
The ex•ohief engineers, the member. of the
prose, the officers of the Firemen's Aesoolation,
arid the members of the same, will each follow,
In the order above named, in carriages.
Next come the fire companion, as follow:
Eagle Engine and Uose, Copt. Thos. Reese
Columbia do
Allegbeuy do
Duquesne do
Neptune ' do
Niagara do
Vigilant do
Good Intent do
Indepand'en do
Fairmount do
Relief do •` .1. Humbert.
The Columbia Hose will be the guests of the
Allegheny Fire Co.
The Fairmount will be the guests of the Relief
Fire Co.
The Firemen's Aeeociation dine at the St.
Charles Hotel; Eagle dines at Girard House; Co
lumbia and Allegheny at Bed Lion Hotel; Du
quesne in their own hall; Neptune at J. Beek's,
Seventh street; Vigilant dine at their hall, and
the other companies will do the same, we pre-
enure.
As regards nimbi, we believe no parade has
ever made better arratigemouts The Eagle has
the City Braes Band, Wm. Baker, leader: tbe Al
legheny has Smith's Brass Band, O. W. Smith,
leader; the Duquesne bee engaged the band of
the Monongatielit Artillery, consisting of nine
boys, who play very well; the Neptuae has en
gaged the East Liberty Band; A. Gantt leads the
Union Brass Band and will play for the Niagara;
the Vigilant has Youog's well-known band, and
the Good Intent has Marsh's band, lead by John
Marsh.
• • .
The presentation of wreathe, which are very
beautiful, as those c►n testify who have seen
them, will be made at the Scotch HUI market
place, of about half•put one o'clock.
hlmeas' DZIISO33IIIAT(ON.—The miners of all
tbie region, who are on a strike on account of•
alleged injustice in the weighing of coal, by
by which, they allege, they lace their pay'for a
put of their work, made their demonstration by
a parade through the principal streets of the cit
ies yesterday with banners and music_ It was
• tremendous turn oat. There must have been
at least two thousand men and boys In the line.
Perhaps there were twenty-flvebundred. Their
banners *ere nearly all alike. They bore the
picture of it pair of scales, in which the ooal end
wee kicking the beam. Oa the upper pert of
the banner :was Ithe word "Equality," on the
lower part, ...Justice."
This demonstration would give some idea of
the magnitude which the coal traffia In sod
around this oily hue attained to. The number
of miners alone, we judge from this display,
%must be, to the valley of the Monongahela and
its tributaries, at least four thousand. These
men are, as far as we have bun able to ascertain,
aft an this strike We are Informed that even
that portion of the miners who were not In the
permeation, nevertheless eympithtee with the
movement which has resulted la thie procession,
this show of unanimity and Cruet , The
earth which teems with these hardy men has
turned them all out to give weight to this der
mud, for a pyetetu of weighing which they es
teem necessary to yield to them full and exact
jastice.
HIGHWAY licenser —The men charged with
highway robbery—James Stewart and James
Williams, who were charged on oath of a young
men named Eagles with having stolen from him
a new hat which cost him g 1,25. The men were
committed on Tuesday, on a charge of bleb soy
robbery, fora farther hearing yesterday. Young
Eagles appeared before the Mayor, his father
accompanying him. They live near George Jar
rett% on the Washington road.
Young Eoglee stated that Stewart had no
part in the matter, except that he stood by and
looked on. Mr. Weaver thereupon discharged
Stewart and put him on oath as a witness. He
elated that Williams and the boy talked about
trading for the hat, and slim about swopping,
Williams to give half a dollar to boot. This ar
rangement fell through. Re didn't see Williams
take the hat from the boy.
It appeared, however, that Williams got the
hat from the boy In come way and that he had
it when the case filet came before the Mayor.
The boy denied that be had ever said a word to
Williams about trading hats. Stewart in his
testimony, eirore that he heard Eagles "distino-
Mato an offer for the hat, and that no one
mold ..discontradiat" him. Ho was sure he
could not “diremember" a thing like a'thst.
The Mayor tried to get the parties to settle
the matter there and then, amicably, but the
father of tbo boy refused. The ?Sayer 10 , 4
the boy his hat, and held Williams In sloobonde
to answer at Court.
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Igo. 00 Fifth II ttttt
Pomo Iratis.—On Friday morning, Mayor.
Weaver lent up for 30 days, Mary Bruce, an old
vagrant, found drunk on Penn street, on Thurs
day night.
Lieutenant Logan, of the night police, -
ed James McCaffrey, on Thursday eight, in the
6th ward. McCaffrey, as appeared, intention
ally ran against Logan on the sidewalk. Some
words ensued, in which the officer advised the
man to go about hie business In peace, but he
was opposed to all that sort of thing. So Logan
arrested him for disorderly conduct and he was
fined $5 and costs, on paying which he wag re
leased.
The Mayor also sent up, for five days, Robt.
Kerr, charged with disorderly conduct by Ann
Flood, who keeps a sort of chop for beer, ate., on
hand street.
George Barnes was committed for trial by
Alderman Parkinson, charged on oath of John
Fox with stealing a hat valued at $2.
James Williams, charged with fornication,
committed for trial by Alderman Dell. By the
lame, Margaret Butter, five days for disorderly
conduct.
John Gotland, for vagrancy, committed for
twenty days by Alderman Donaldson.
Thomas Master, sent tip for disorderly conduct
four days, by Alderman Lewis.
Onerancrunt arms:.—A german wagon
maker named Eyler, whose shop Wat the donee
of Magee street and Pennsylvania Avenue, was
arrested by George lllelostuith, watchman, for
obstructing the eldewalk in front of his shop
with wagons. The German was quite wroth
about It, but the Mayor assured him that there
is an ordinance very wrong against 'the use of
the greets for wagon elope or other purposes
except as a public highway. Ile fined Eyler $2
and oasts, in all s3, , ,which came bird from the
man. As he wee about to pay, be turned to the
watchman and eald, "How l.= will pay me that
bulb dolrr." The watchman was astonished,
and asked, "What half dollar?" when be learn
ed that tho German had, for the exigency,
charged him fifty ante for a piece of locust big
enough to make a mace out of, which ho had got
some time before. The watchman refused to
pay, whereupon the Mayor gave Eyler half a
dollar, and that concluded the case.
It tome be well for a large number of those
who make use of the aldewalke for goods box*
and a thonsand alp uses, to read this case and
learn that they ate natty liable to hue with the
man whose case IS above reported.
pirsesonon
BEST IN THE MAlitiT.
Ma. JOIIIA 8. Dire, who owes us about s7b
for advertising, and who to able to owe us, le
out Ina virtuously Indignant 'letter to the New
York Tribune of Thursday, denying that he ever
belonged to a firm In Cincinnati named Dye,
Langdon & Haws; that ho ever had any bousiness
connectlon with Laugdotr, sad meet emphatfoal
ly denying that Langdon ever retiueried him
(pye) to
p e Dr. Huey about getting hold of the
forged pas. He says, its conolusion, that an
interview was bad with Laugdon, and he (Dye)
afterwards cow:picketed the result of that in
terview, to wit: that Dangdon's stook would be
o n up t o outlaw face s.;
AII air row boat,-.brdlt• by Idr.Cassidoy;azul
to be ealledthe .14ader_," billaducted.tor
day The boat la to De 'rat Heir, - wOitteg
oal 690100 Da. ' •
AccisolWW4--WitTegret to learn that Mr. W.
B. limn, of this city, was severely injured by
being thrown frouthisbuggy, in Mont ownsbip.
Ills wife and little eon were slew thrown oat and
considerably Injured. They are under the care , I
of Dr. "trainer and are lying at the bonze of I
Mr. Wm. Cooper. Mrs. ElSTeti hoe three ribs ;
broken. We hear that the contusions are not !
considered dangerous.
.4notler.—The Uniontown Genius of Thorn
day Bays: Our venerable and distinguished (el- I
low citizen, Oeo. Beeson, met with an accident
on Thursday last, from which he received some
severe iejaries. While ho wash the warehouse
of I Beeson & Co., standing near a hatchway,
with hie back towards it, the doors were_raisod,
and the General stepping back fell through to I
the floor below, a distance of eight or nine tem.
One of his ribs was broken, hie head contused,
and he suffered other tojurtea lees severe. Ito !
was removed to hie residence, near this place. '
and is now slowly recovering.
Tue Commercial Journal published yesterday
morning no abetraCt of our fall report of the
day previous, of the roceedings of the Board
of Directors of the Agr p icultural Society for this
county, and adds:
"The above is taken from one of our cetera
porariee, to whom the Secretary furnished au ,
4s:elusive report."
la intim le Mr. Boboyer, the energetic and
accommodating Secretary of the Board, we feel
it duo to say, that he furnished as nn report
"exclusive" or other. The meeting of the
Board is public., itiqeld on the last :Wednes
day of each monti,tetween the hours of 10 A.
as. and 12x. We bad a reporter there' and thus
we obtained the very full report published.
The reporter of the.. Journal could have had the
same by attending the meeting. Doubtless, Mr.
Sohoyer would have furnished. the Journal e re
port if he had been requested to do to, although
we believe it Is not among hie prescribed dutlee.
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REAPING FOR IFIL. thm.son.—T. B. Peterson.
Brothers have this day Aimed the second volume of
their new end cheap edition, of Charles Dickens'
Works for the Million:to be compled in '2B volumes,
one to be issued on each. and every Saturday, for
twenty-five coots a volume. The cheap literature of
former years did not tend much to elevate their.
readers, but the reeding.that Peterson now gives, at
prices which scarecircover the cost of printing, is
of the very best character, and must eiereise a
wholesome influence over the public 'taste, by mak
: tog all renders acquainted with the works of the best
fiction writers In the English tannage. A reader in
the country for ono dollar can Have thefirst four of
these volumes transmitted to him, or the whole twen
ty-eight will be sent for file dollars by Hunt A. Miner.
The second volume, issued to-day, tantalum the con
clusion of Oliver Twist and the commencement o
Pickwick Papers.
Andrew Shut
" Hamlet Lowe.
" A. J. Hemp.
John Steele.
W. Bateman.
" James M'Combs
Rapt Rowan
MORE NORTHIME LIMITS —WO are informed
by a gentleman who was awake at 3 o'clock on
Friday morning that the Auroral display was
even more grand and beautiful than on Sunday
night and Monday morning. At the south the
heavens appeared liken wall of impenetrable
darkness, while at the north-west an Immense
sheaf of lances of light launched themselves up
the sky. Around the horizon, in fact almost to
the point east, were these moving columns of
light, as of a ghostly army on their march, while
higher up toward the zenith their changing ban
, ners of light were waving, expanding, approach
lug and receding. It must have been a splendid
display, while half the world was sleeping.
—Since writing the above we learn by the
afternoon'a telegraphic items that the auroral
display elsewhere was beautiful.
Faosr.—Our exchanges from Somereet, Law
rence Armetrang, Venango, Indiana and other
neighborhoods, speak of dry (roots to having
occurred every night since Sunday night last.
Thts change in the atmosphere is believed by
many to have some as yet unexplained relation,
either of cause or is fit ct, with the recent dieplays
of the northern , light, or what Humboldt calla
the exhibition of a “magnetie storm." If we
remember aright whit we read some years more,
he believed that the relation of the aurora bore•
alis is to the magnetic, fluid. (whatever that may
be,) what a (bander storm le to electricity.
SAnbATH SC ROOL MLLTISCI. —The regular
monthly meeting of the Methodist Sunday
School Association of Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
and vicinity, took place at the Asbury M
Church, on Thursday evening, the Idlest.
After reports from Sabbath Schools were made,
the question for debato "The propriety of giving
rewards to scholars" lac taken tip and discussed.
At the close, Liberty Street M. E Church was
selected es the place for holding the October
meeting, and eubjeat - for disoutudort—"Which Is
the better—one or tiro scabious cacti Sabbath."
Adjourned with prayer
Trisseas.-,The ittsburgh Theatre, 41,1wira
bly fitted up and p ainted and decorated through
out,mill open to-night with the largest company
of ladies and gentlemen that ever woe engaged
in this city. The Firemen's Association will
visit the Theatre is a body. There will be a
tremendous audience.
Tne workmen on the Birmingham Railway
hare laid the Iron on that road me far down as to
South Pittaborgb. The work was commenced to
East Birmingham and has been built down river.
The timber le distributed along the street to the
bridge. The road will be finished to the bridge
in a week
OAKLAND BEl,lll;MM—far.. 13. M. Kerr, the
well known and deservedly popular teaoher,
principal of Oakland Seminary, will commence
his fall term on Tuesday DOXL. the Gib day of
September. One can go to Oakland every morn
ing al 8 o'clock, by omnibus.
EICINIZION EXTLNDID.—The ezauralon to Ni
agara Falls rill be continued through the month
of September, via of the Cleveland ,k. Pittsburgh
It. It. and the lake steamers. Tickets cran be had
of F. Snowland, at the office In the corner room,
Monongahela Rouse.
°U.—Workmen are laying gam mains through
Booth Pittsburgh and Into Menem gale] a borough,
to be supplied from the Birmingham works. The
gas will be let on pretty soon. TM, will be of
groat adrantage to the people living In those
boroughs.
CAM. —The refilling and reopening of the
canal brought down a tremendous fleet of boats
yesterday, to the Penn street station. We never
ow so much country produce—fruit, cabbages,
potatoes, corn, etc., etc., landed there at one
time before.
COMM'S °PIRA TROUrl.—This troupe ren
dered the Barber of Seville very handeomely,
last night. and were enthusiastically greeted.
They close their mason tonight. The troupe ill
eminently deserving of support.
liner & Mitten have laid upon our table the
North British Review, 006 of the beet and most
readable of the English Quarterlies. They have
It for sale at their store, under Masonic Ball.
Ton oration delivered by Thos. Howard, Esq.,
on last 4th of July, before the Old Soldier!, may
be found on our first page. Though late in Its
appearance, it will well repay parallel.
Tut mortality of tho city, from August 22d
0 31st, shows a total of 19—males, 6; females,
B—all whits.
Wirer's Is a Nuns ?_George Washington
Glntop te the name of the looofooo candidate far
the Legislature, in Bedford, Pe
Tire most important and lucrative situations of
the city are now filled wish the grednetes of the Iron
City College.— Tree Pries.
Tne custom department of J. L. Carnaghan &
Co.'s tailoring and clothing establishment is by
common consent under excellent management, and
to kept attractive by fresh additions of seasonable
goods at the neatest styles.
HI7IIIOOOEO ON Ttlati•ClMlTNZ.ieghevy
county has been Anabogyerc out of a knowledge of
Terra. Culture during the lost eix years by such Nur
sery editors am D. D. T. Moore, of the Rural New
Yorker, al is evident from the abundance of proof
within our reach. hes carat:etas in favor of Terra-
Culture, enough to MI two aswipapers. If there be
soy Imposition in Terre-Culture, how is that our
best Informed and most reliable men of Allegheny,
Fayette and Washington counties publicly acknowl
edge that they never knew anything about cultiva
ting any plant or crop of the vegetable kingdom be.
fore they heard Prof. Cometelck lecture on his
discover's§ in nature.
They tell us they are experiments, Joel as good as
future experiments, now to be found on every farm,
proving Prof. Comstoeles assertions.
Cultivators of they:den and farm, and hot holm,
too, be no longer humbugged a knowledge of
Terra-Culture. Go to the Iron City College on Sat:.
urdoy, the 3d List., indigent Tern-Culture; and if
you will call on es on Mendel next. and arm that
you are sick of your bargain, we will refund to you
the $2.
At the limo we were hombagged out of a knowl
edge of Tera-Culture, by nob interested editors as
Moore. Pro f
.f Comstock had mare calls Dina different
States and Canadalhan be could attend to at $6
each ; and he should spin have more than could
listen to him at a higher pricei.--Frue Prem.
Tao livr. 7 -3. A. Sterratt, M. • avows epee at
attantign to all dhows of the eye. Cataract re
ormoved by a now operation, causing but alight pain
rbh to the eye. Residence, 271 Penn street.
Notice to Builders told Ctoatractors.
T/IE UNDERSIGNED (formerly
_foreman
for Rowlard Perry) would rellfrchf oll 7 Worm Mom
for who= b tuka done wort, sad theca ' , Ow deromMlTifhef
he la norprepared to furnW VAIN Pot on glato mam,
In the moat approvm for Roofing or
o.
patens of Mate hada (If last Um °film of lex. Laugh.
W.
UO. comer of Elsa street sad the Cr nn4 rnth ""`)
beprat . l . l attended to. TOOMAS PARLAY.
DROPOSAW3 for Grading, Paving and
&wog w ith" Curb rube, DiamoutlatoNO, be a m
geld arms to 'Great West, will be reollnla t of
Eaftrdluit Regulator No. CO gagtbfieba =met, ca w
Beturder,lOtta IOR MAAR 'ORLEY,
netablßeeardlog Regulet.
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Lat... fro California.
Sr. Lome, Sept. 2. e overland mail of the 12th
has arrived. Business in an Franclico was inactive
and prices unchaneed.
W. P. Wilkins:District Attorney for Sutter co.,
and a candidate for the Legislature, was shot on the
Oth by Judge May, of Yuba co., whom daughter
Wilkens seduced.
Mr. Broderick addressed the largest meeting ever
assembled at Sacramento, on the oth. lie mado a
full expose of the bargain and sale arrangements of
the last Senatorial election convention.
Canon Valley has framed a conetitution . for a pro
visional govoinment, which declares Carson Valley
' independent.
Utah.gives the name of Nevada to the tervimry.
Victoria dates to the title aro received. The Island
of San Juan, between Vancouver and the mainland,
claimed by our government as part of Washington
Territory, has been occupied by GO U. S. troops, by
order of Oen. Barney.
Gov. Douglass has issued a protest, claiming tho
island for the British Crown, and has also dispatched
some armed vessels with 200 sappers and miners.
The U.S. vessels Massachusetts, Jeff. Davis and Shu
brick are active, and the British vessels Tribune, Sat
ellite and Plumper are either anchored off the island
or in theimmediate vicinity. It is unofficially stated
at Victoria that the matter will be compromised by
joint occupancy of tho island until the British and
United States governments can be advised of thos
existing state of affairs. •
Gen. Pitney is expected at San Joan on the sth
of August.
The Frazer River Mining news if encouraging:
$75,000 in gold reached Victoria within a foitnight•
Advice, from Oregon, state that the Palo: Indians
wore harassing Ideut. Mullin's wagon road expedi
tion, destroying mile Kits, burning the gran and
all the camping grounds
Advice, from Los An{
give au account of a Mr
Major Anestead and 4
4th ult., in which about
0108 vineyard to the 15th,
tle between 50 troops under
. 00 Mohave Indians, on the
50 Indians were killed
New bong, Sept. 2. Thb stock market opened
with a firm appearance, acid under spirited bidding
an advance on most ..scriptione of the share list
was established, which, however, we, scarcely sus
tained at the close ; N w York Central opened at
781, a decline ofd per ant from the latest price of
last evening; advanced o 77 and fell bock smoo the
board to .761, at which I closes. The wenkest of the
N. R. shares was Mic. igen guaranteed, which fell
immediately to 251, rid-cline of 11 per coot on yes
terday's,Trom which th re Is a recovery et the rinse
to 251 ; The strike on. ,e road is the cause of the
decline; Michigan Con.. al, Panama and Mithigan
Southern old were each 1 per cent better, while Rock
Wand, Reading and ''oleilo. ruled" at yesterday's
prices; Illinois Central were sold freely at milers
option, supposed to be on Roglisb• account. The
closing price was the came as yesterday. Galena
closed at 72@721; Rhode Island 89(6,1391; Michigan
Central 471 Q /I 411; oc. ricer sad Valera wore
1 per cut Mg,hc • Pacific 51.11 was scarce at
88, an advance of I; hicago, Burlington k Quincy
rove to 561. In the R. N. bonds there was little
done; the iutica of tho Erie were rather lower; the
first sold .at 87; fourth. at 38; for the latter 3.5. was
(bid at the close and 37 asked. The filet of the State
Stocks showed mach firmneu, particularly MisSoori
sixes, which were not obtainable below 94. l'.. S.
fives, 1874, wore in demand at 1031 ( . 61031.
Private letters by the Africa report great stagna
tion in American securities In London, buyer. bar
ing entirely disappeared from the market. The utto
tation. of most .ileacriptionewere nominal. '1!. S.
ft yes or 1574 turd obtainable at 92.
The money market is without any change what
ever. The principtil transactions on call are et six
per cent. The common rates for good, maturing this
side of January, 7484.
The Sesonie, for Hamburg, yesterday, took 6.125,-
000 in specie.
The Eschange on London fie very firm at 1 09 .1'9
1 0 1, the inside rate for hook bills, of which several
as have changed hands. Francs are higher, about
hove previous mail, Sill, leas I. hying the ruling
rate.
The mock market is heavy and lower since the
boaid; N. Y. Central 76 @.701.
Raw Ton, Sept. 2.—Stocks were rather lower st th e
sewed board with few esceptinos. U. S. gem of 11171.1074
Pi;g:te ' kr
Slate
' o '', / ' ... t k i cl!; l i tre: l ' Zee . , moat "''l3 3VßV.
gllo Pouthent Sinking Pow bonds Mi. ill oats Central bonds
& 5 71'; Racism prefernsi Be; New York Central 7004. Seadiug
444 Milwank..l Minimippl 4; Michigan Cantu. 47, Mich.
too Southern 2%; Illinois Cantral6BM,—lssode Ca; Galena
At Chicago T1:41,'; Chicagok kook Lsimid 041 ; 1.
Now 1:ons, Sept.... 3.—The North American Tele
graph Aesocistion to now in session in the St. Nich.
etas Hotel, in this city. There are present from the
American Telegraph Co., Peter Cooper , Cyrus W.
Field, Hiram 0. Ald it, Francis Menlo, Robert W.
Russell and J. H. Pre dy ; from the Western Union
1
I Telegraph Co., Hire Sibley, lenge R. Elwood and
Anson Stager ; from he New Orleans arid Ohio Tel
egraph Co., Dr. N. Green and Gee . L. Douglass;
from the Now York Alberty end Buffalo Electric
Magnetic Telegraph Co., T. S. Faxon, .1. D. Reid;
from the Atlantic lil Ohio Telegraph Co., .1. 11.
Berrybill and Davi Brooke: from the Illinois .i.
Mississippi and Chiiagu 1 Mississippi Telegraph
Co., J. D. Caton; non from the Montreal Co., 0. S.
Wood. We understand that the Association, which
embraces all the leading Telegraph Hors of the coun
try, excepting two,
blare under consideration several
propositions which are calculated to effect changes
in the business of telegraphing between the north
and the south, upon the seaboard. We also under
stand that the proceedinga, thus far, have been hoc.
monism. Masora. J. Purdy and David Ilroo Its
represent the interests of Philadelphia.
NSW Toot, Sept. 2.—Thu steamship Cahawba,
from Havana, on the 30th, arrived hare this erebtog.
The advisee, which are only a day later than those
furnished by the Quiker Ciry, arc unimportant
The Cahawba le Havana on the evening of the
29th alt. and mode e pawing° from New Orleans in
six days and eleven hours, being the shortest trip
ever made via Haven.
The Havana umbel market was stringent. The
health was improving. A part of a party of Ameri
cans obtained permlseion to import cattle from Texas,
for six months, free of duty. The stock of sugar at
Havana amounted to 240,000 boom. Freights had
slightly improved. _ , •
Naw Tots, Sept. 2.—The dead body of a negro
has been found in the hold of the ship Neptune's
Bridge, from North Caroliim, stowed away among
the cargo. The deceased was, doubtless, a runaway.
Three colored lads, whose ages range from ten to
thirteen years, are missing under circumstances
leading to the suspicion that they have been taken
south Into slavery.
SIIIXOTOM CITT, Sept. 2.—Thu scoundrel who
recently brought from Philadelphia to New York,
young ladies under the pretense of taking
them South as school and music , teachers, and then
robbed them of their money and baggage, was ar
rested hero to-night by Chief of Pollee Goddard and
Lieut. of Police McHenry. lie was recognised as
Hiram P. Leslie, heretofore temporarily employed as
o laborer In the Patent Office. Some of our own cit
leans had been swindled by him. His valise con
tained a large number of letters from rIIIIOII.I parts
of the country, the contents of some of which show
that he has leavened South, and was extemirely en
gaged in dishonest schemes. He has a wife living in
Washington. Two largo trunks claimed by him are
at the Express Office, and are supposod to contain
many valuables belonging to his victims. Ile has
been committed to await the requisition of the Gov%
arnor of New York.
row, Sept 2.—The Southern mail furnish
es New Orleans papers of Saturday and Sunday. •
There was not a case of yellow fever in New Or
leans during the past season.
BOSTO:1. Sept. 2.—The auroral display of last night
wu so brilliant after midnight that ordinary print
could be read by its light. It considerably impeded
the working of telegraph lieu, and its effects wore
continued up to noon to-day. The auroral current
from east to west was so regular that the operators
could'./end messages to. this city without the usual
batteries being applied. The same estpordinary ef
fact was apparent on the National Telegraph linos,
between this city and Philadelphia.
PORMOVIII, Eept. 2.—Theo. S. frigate Cumber
land left at Madeira oo August Bth. The frigate
Constalletlen is preparing to leave for Africa In two
days. The 'hip Protethor, from London for Aden,
touched at - idadiska on the 2d tilt., the captain, Mr.
Crater, having been stabbed by a negro Bailor. Ho
was attended by the Burgeon of the Cumberland, and
recovered sufficiently to proceed on his voyage. The
negro was brought beige in the Cumberland. The
Cumberland lost hot "tiro during , e cruise of over tern
years.
CISCIIIII.III, Sept. ...—A contract was conalndod
to-day between the Ron. Wm. W. Hubbard, Presi
dent of the Columbus t Zeal& R. R. Nathaniel Wright
Prealdent of the Little Miami, and S. S. L'Humma
din, President of this Cincinnati, Hamilton .t Day
ton, for a division of the groin receipts, which se
cures en uniformity in rates on there hitherto rival
lines. Fifty per cant is to ho deducted from the
grow receipts for operating expenses of each line, of
the balance ! the Dayton line tato. 30 per cent and
the Little Miami S Columbus 70 per cent, for epe-
Hod of 20 years.
DIMMALO, Sept. 2.—lt IS rumored that a email
boat containing two men and a woman Went over the
Horse Shoe Falls yesterday. The boat, which was
named - " Hate," has been picked up, but the names
of its. unfortunate occupants have not yet been as
cortained. They are 'opposed to belong to Navy
Luna. •
BALTLUORB, Sispc. 2.—Yhilip Reed, postmaster at
Pooldville, Md., has been arrested by the United
States Marshall, on, a charge of ember:sling lottery
from the mail. fla was examined harem Commis
sioner Henan, to-day, In $lOOO bail to answer.
Loinevtrax. Sept. 2.—A ditboultil onanrred at
noppineville, between W. W. Weston, and Capt.
JameiJaokson, late candidate for Congress. The
former was ebot and inetanly killed.
Loomend.r, Sept. 2.The river is falling, with 3.
feet 3 Inches water in the canal.
he. Loon, Sept t.—The deer hea fallen 13 loam at We
point •nhln the lest ft beano and Is still receding. Noth•
leg new from any of the upper streams. Weather clear sod
Cool.
JINO. R. Bieciptis. rreac- ROUT. B.
THE ONION BANKING COMPANY,
Corner blarizet and Fourth Ste,
WILL OPEN AN OFFICE FOR THE
traunction of a General Banking Endures on
TUIIIISDAYi SEPTEMBER Ist.
This Ocropeny ham a paid up Capital of $39.000,
which .01 Cater:duly increment by the payment of week.'
ly itutaimente mats Stock. Their organisation elfurda
unquestionable multi to depoeiterh and they respectful.
ly wlkit &podia in par and varrent funds and will pay in
terest on time deposits.
DUUMIO6I4 .
J. It. McCuas,lB9 Lborty Moab
Joaa Mama, firm of A. Wilson A Cb:
Jos. ilarrArnoz, Ina of Brown t Hirkirttrict
A. G. OvozoolL 39 Dimond:
Jona out" firm of-Sell l, 0. 1, 0! • 0 . ,
Jos.! Allataisx, trio of av iroaort Boothe.;
Jos, 111art.,77 Motel swot/.
STOVES! -
Frov 11 . •
stoMmi
Tim beat assortmout of *Gbh! Storm to the city.
ushetad bettorne. itoue sold huh our WArig.IaGINIS II6I
vanuoted as isproughl or tbo pries nhetded. greats
!attuned frugal dun* from Oh Iton My ELM sob no
Warehouse of
• W. W. pinata w. 2f0.131 Wood et., t'
w 7 jl O *sa bidOw 041. Ovid 511 cisdar
CO3IIIITTES 0/ ARBITH.LII.O.S POILPINS.
J. Then-r, P. p., C. 11. Piplarx, 3. - & O:MILLTitr 3 . 3 . Gr,
errwsuuttou .111/11tkilrelna.
Belrotked arPrnidllP for the . Pitt.rbwrgA Garay,
Prerszmuur, Sortnir, sie um= 1559.
01.005—in good aemma; asks of 150.2) and 15) SOlo, in
lots, tram .:are, et $5.52 fN Winter ratmosna s s ,t o (41.
Family din fa) do do at 55,15 for Extra, mil $5.500.a.5,2, for
Banally do; 265 tds, in lots, at s4.2tet,S7 for truing Doper.
$542.5 for Extra ma $5,50 for Family der, LO. CS bud 125 do at
$5 Sr Muter Soper, $5,25 for Extra and 51,50 tot Family
dm, and 100 do, Spring Wheat at 51,50, $5,25 and SSA for tho
three grade.. 2,5015 Neal, 15 bLu at the small way at 51.00
($1,12.
ORAIN—OW brbog in 101 l aupply at canal. the prtees
fst
car, and 500 bush sold at 2504533:
boon store, 100 bush at 20.
Wheat Is in brisk demand for mod; ard. Crum 'LW"' I,R'O
bush Indium Winter Eat at sl,2hk 2.000 bush prime Real at
sl,lojelaka 1,000 hush Red and White at $1.15,;n1.2.5;
Lush good red M. $1,15; and 3:01 do et depot at $1,15.
RAY—miles of 18 loads at scales at. Sakillig'Fro" .
LkatlON—ules of 11,000 Ds, In lotoest I for Shaul.
ar1a,404 fur Claim end 10% for Llama
11100.3---a sale of ak green salted at 2.
(111kleall—..lee of 2.5 boa at S.
NOT 01:12.0(q. Anott n —Vote dell and the do
'nand merely turod et $4,75,e4,R!. for 'tepee, end sff,2sfigf,r ,,
fur extra; stock 2.S,Md
Mnoe Pork le nowleel et si4. Th.. Mock In the in.peeti •
arehotlx•ie . 44,410 lkls.
- •
Kull is bleier, with sales of 2C4 bide at 11 , 4 c, and 1.000
keg. at 1"e. The Mock is estimated at 4,004 'Obis and tn.
and 0,000 kegs.
Boom doll and t,ic tower. fair
Nolan. doll M 3 0 iV 90 .
Coffee hem and In tar demand at net:•.
Corn is fn fair demand but prim's ve lo.cr, with eaten of
Wired at.7oc."
flacon sides'are rcarco and thistles, willi .1. at friiii:loc.
Bight Pachange on New York haa declined to !i@N", prem
gr.LOutx, Log. 3L—Tebame—the business was fair, but
prima for lower gradm area elide mater; second ablpping.
leaf nob] at $1,1cf....5,25; first do $6,15@7,1C4 manufacturing
sold at s4,6triEnKlu for common; $5,2.5a0 for medium, and
giogogs for good and lino.
nom—market km, and holder, whoa, - • d topsaillou to
avarice; wales of city Inver at s446@.l,93,delivered. . •
Wheat—market firm, and prices • shade higher; Wes at
87%02:lo for Med itarranean and fair to good red and white:
930.g51,06 for pilme r sad 1090110 c fOr coke rod.
Corn—mare actlrttr and prices about tha same; mixed
whirs Wigi7oc; goad and white 7149111•
Money la tight, and the demands fur bankable tun& 'Nth
which to pay up sots,, fr o
exceed the preaent mapply at
nearly
,all thumouryed honied. '
Pllio'd Peak gold wan ag.in bought today by Clark St Co,
several email quantities from country merchants having
horn remitted to our city merchants to sall. Kates paid
rang. from (II to $11,50 W moms tor amalgam or qulostall.
Ivred to best penned gold dust —fgt. Louts Dem.
Now Yost, Aug 31.-2 he largest sae of tobacco over
known in this market, was opened yesterday at Wettlionotia
rat. room, No. 1:,9 Prom etre., and roosted to ettannaln
Ina a deeidadimprovement In the conditteu of the trade here,
which for some Kole past itwit been rather without animation.
At the li the abort nixe idaty.five Incites knocked 1,-
00 bhda Kentucky grades, at
Eastern Fachangedrolined In Chicago, today, to 16 prem..
bring • reduction of woe cent, within the last fortnight.
correspandi Whwong.derithe wait established herein the discount
o
rmln and lows paper, which we now quota
o at 114. At Bill ndelliete it • Nely . gaid demand, end the
balk of the out rency bought by desters Is hold In anticips.
tiara of • further Improvement. The rapid progrose that
Chicago has made lately Commie getting oat ct the woods,
...emotes the belief that Fachatige will go dowti there to
1 premium. The quotation for Alwrionti mirrency Is still 1
discount, het there are more balers than sellers at Ode mac,
MAI some Into were placed today at% and 34 daimon.. The
notes or the Bang oi grotto, Virginia aro at • discount of
1091 cent. The bank Is in bail credit st ketria.—[Cle. 12•2.
The following to the Bank movement Of the fourpgnolpsl
e *hewn by their last statement.
Loans. Bprrle arenlatlon. Drpoelts.
, 27.4117,541,070 22,729,068 13,74,1.177 71,791,918
21,1362.212 6,7116.276 ^666,868 11.7.92,M 6
ao._ 62,929,200 6,091,700 5122,400 17,265,501
2e.- 18,850,144 13,214,2115 9,821,659 10,256,501
Total $219,749,120 44,272,137 2.8,1 , 72,82:2
11003 Onscreen It licences —We hare renelrel the re
tarns of the hog, assented la eh' State far the present year,
from all the menthe Let eieree. The cenntite thee hare
not jet reported ere JeffereOv. fetcher, Mad
Perry,!•.impwq Colon, riLtAltn, Greenly, Her din and Hick
man. The rspoit let year embraced all the unentlea bat
two. They were Marion and Harlan, neither of which hare
reported Chia year, and the s,mparatire return. of this sew
eon with lest, embraces all nine coach., se follows:
hots asesesed to 1411 . 1,0t:9,692
ISIS .... 1,302,49 G
Increase this ....... ...... ..... 7.59,600
Catimated Yosemite Ce nine rumens.. . ........ .1'19.000
Total Increase this year . . 2e4,003
litairT9 or Conga LT ILL Poor. TO Darn—The receipts
at this poet (New Orleaus,) Cr., enchant. of Mobile, Florida
and Texas. b lap only recelite proper, irtn .
Al Sew Orleans, proper, to ens.2s, bates 1,667,723
At Mobile to AnR• 19 683,193
-116,293
Al Savannah to Aty. 17- 1 / I .lande. •-• .....
Pea Islands. 10,813-473,finet
At Cittarlentou to Att4.ll—Uplands 4E5,751
Ole Wanda.. 28,111—.191,582
—. 187,80:
169,050
31,639
Lt Ten. Vats to Aug. Id.
At Florida portato Aug. 1.
At North Carolina porta to Aug d..... .
At Pefellburgh. Va., to Aug. 1... .....
At Norfolk, irsa_, to Aug..l
flucelaed at Lowell, Illoatou,New York, Phdadelphla,
and Bidethlcite, ova rallroada from the let cf
eptaCribei, 15.59, to Aug. 11, being .hipped from
Memphis and other poly.. mtd forming part of
thu 111,11 S nales atuppni op tor titer 641,1ni
Total halts peaeivrd at all a4apprle
:1t.4-16e at lotted tarp, on the let Ina!
II iir..01.1 noppoted that we wl.Lt v Weil stop on the
.1.. ciguree. and /my tor more about the ..2.6u, bale, op the
river, aud ,S;.) be.. destroyed - by bra. within • hiw hours
of Its being lauded, which would ni.Jtejltequantity aaa.ount.
eol air or at thr,ht, to be ikaad,Llid bales.
The total receipt. of new cotton are ko date 4,474 balm,
.saint :1,0.5G bales lad yeu. Thu noir crop la ronalog la
from all quarts. where a steamer can reach it, viz Una
chits, Mbralasippl and Attakapas, and tho talk la, that are
have freely tout monk vie the Jaeltaen haitruad.
The weather was cblily yesterday. Lot the air WWI pleas.
ant. The river Ie *O. DJ low that record of how it amide
hr.. heroine impertinent!. There ere neither imitate or de.
partners, The Glenwood end Mutter aro both en route for
able city, with the toed of the dlsebled Commodore Perry,
hat when they will be gat to arrive to the question.
. .
The Cincinnati tiezetta glees the list of boats bunt In that
city far the year ending Sept_ I, as follows:
Tiger, Tien*, Jobs Widelt, Dew Drop. Mite, eh/water,
Eleanor, Telegram, Kato Dia), Clipper and Dien Grey, with
aggregate of 3,73"+ tons. pert nrurden's measurement, and
slcost of not less than S4,PCWOO. There are new intcours•
of election, 8 mourners, at • coot rt r 30,000, all of which
will be mcupletel by the first of November, Including ties
hisyerille nod Idadisen packet., the Cincinnati and New Or•
leans Emerald, and to for the Southern waters.
The Ditcotah eras towel to the bone-yard yesterday, and
Copt. 3,11. Lightner left fur Pittsburgh in last night'. trine.
Oar dispatches announce the sinning of the W. L. Ewing on
the Upper itapida of the Upper Eisslselppl, on linoday. One
VW valued at r 22,000, sod insured for gle s ooo.
Th• Emma Graham had art Wed at Cluchonsti from thlirla.
30.11,1 Poaott Daoertono.—Deepatches were received from
E'ranasille yesterday, elating that John Tattle, of Ole city,
had fallen overboard from the John Coll into the Ohio
riser, at 811 m island, and was drowned. If. left there a
few days ago with a lot of empty bests, and It Is suppoesti
at be hod fioO or $lO3l on Its perst, Us le a brother to
Copt Pink Varian, nod has s Comity to th•city —1 Louisville
Courier
Steamboat.
ARRINWK.
Telegraph, Bromml
Jelieram, /Komorilla
Bayard. Elltabeth,
Chtrolt Wheeling.
Illecr-2 feat 3
CA Teak, Sept 2.—Tbe Cotton market chimed depraved;
~1300 lisle+ sold at 116§ Tar middling uplands. Flour dealt.
log; vlee WOO bbis at $444,40 for MAW, $4,546213.36 for
Ohio, and 54,9043,25 for Couthern. Wheat rimed iinisU I
Belo* 15,120 Du. at $1,35 for red, $1,71 for Chicago epilog,
And 51,3001,41 for W.* wester,. Coen buoyant; sales 117,-
400
bosh eit 30452 bri'mixed, sod 6354 for yellow. Provie.
lona, Men Port wile at $14.75414,60, mod Prime el $ 10 . 60 68
$10,62%. .Lord buoyant At 10yek'@)11! , ,,. Rao., ham 8%;
.b.dd , r. 7 :4.- loa th er Weedy. .41°6,4 Oil .toady at 67%
4050. Ride s flros; tlnenieJiyies 20%. Lead firm; Galena
$3,77%. Tobacco Ann at 6e,i1254. Tallow collet at 104)
10%. Wool firm sod in fair demand; sales of 42,010 ' Ibe
fleece at 371,50. The tea .le today was eplrlied, and bet.
ter prices were commanded, except for Benetton, which
slightly declined. Whisky dell at 20;0414. Sager heavy
end declined 3ic on the week; klascovedo 63§ , a7. Ooff.
111/41.11%; 10,010 bag. RV mod Java were rild
tawny ot the latter. M01e... Wet at 3264:- . -Stool.
lower • Chicago di Rock Inland 08%, Illinois Central 66%;
Michigan Southern N. 0.. Central 261.1; Reading 44%,
Missouri elan 84%; Galena t Chicego 11%; Pacific Mail A.
5. C.o. St% P. B.Beieof 1174,103.
Pa ihinalnuk„ Sept.:—Flour quiet, cab little or no ship
ping
d 0
500
bbl.
choice Keotooky extra family sold
$ 0 . 30 .x.i 1 . 665 ' at 13,25; the Fake to the trade
hive b. , . limited at the previous ratea, but the receipts are
laireasing, the Inspections emanation to 0,030 Ws. Rye
blear firm at $3,75. Coen Meal dial. Wheat firm . eel.
0000 bomb et $1,2.0 for red, 050 for infer:. do., and i1,27(g5
$1,30 for whitee. Rye to good demand; 1000 buet, bee timith
ern at 711020.,.d old Pennsylvania at 701 Cora declined;
Wca 1020 bosh yellow at 700150. Oat' Mall; 31855 bre. new
Southern uld at 34035. Whisky hau Sera; eales atiN ®23.
I CIECIMUNI.Eep: 2—floor bulge heavy at keetarday'a
qautationit. Wheat doll of 960a551 for red;and $l.lO far
whita. Dorn 7 7g83. ',toady at 40. Itye23. Woo.hp
• in only, Celt demand .1 23. Primal°. Arm. at firmer gao
-1
lotions; Wee of bait meat at 0y for thoulilers and 8 foe
Odes. Bacon 7GD. Mem York Vt.
BeMamas. Sept. 2.—Flour hoary, llowerd street emoted
nit 6,12t3. Wheat eteady,'but am actin; mks 7M,000 beta
at 51,2716440 for white mod $1,10G1,17 for red. Corn dull
at SOGS2 for while and 53G44 lot yellow. P2oettlaus arm.
Alcoa Bldre Meetly at 24i. Cafe. arm, and
yc hatter.
ElEtants
WANTED—An activn partnership in some
troll established bosiocls, th the city, by • person
who has from MOW ta f 5,000 toMucrst. All annmonice-
Moos contideutiac ' CUTIMIEHT SON,
tioso 'o. 51 Market street. .
bushels els Se pw.
ed, to
which the tihEbest ',wicket pa
C0.,111 b.
eu3o J. B. ChliFlJSLD po.in rtnt .t.
'Co Eat.
TO LET. —A. adiff*Uage two btm7 l 2l
Mick Dwolllog.oltuato on bey stmt..
Knquiro of IL 11. lIINU,
.20No. 211 Warty street-
FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM TUE
VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY
OF PARIS.
THIS PAINT is adapted to all purposes to
shkh the tat Mille Load is applicable. It dose not
turn yellow. as bad Invariably door, .0 will acquire the
laminae nod emoothnees °r each panelling without the aid
of •1011 1 / 1 11. and In easily waited. Colors with a rim basis
retain their (regime. end brilliancy of color.
200 perm& wilt cover es much .surfacey with the
well
arra
Lary,. 750 pentode of lead—whowing great economy as
as harry. fr.i.
la order th et parties may depend upon getting the article
erkily pure they ehould law of note but la moat rcrpooto.
ide ADUIILL The Company eldp but two frailties, too
big
No. I sad Snore IVAiroDry. Sod and Green hal.
I or Rod gal is the article mast used far painting purpose.,
the Boar Whitson Green god bete g only creator the most
D • exponalve work. JOSEPH bLentosadisms tor the Co.
Orders atktreesed to ettherof the followng_tionses will la
ailed at the flew reduced tr troll a MA Il j ntE ar
In
OIL
I= Maiden Lane, New York.
IttlYttOLD.o DUO'S I PRATT,
106 wed los Patton tareet.tkw York. •
WM.H. LtURSTAL&NN & !SONS,'
ri m a =MY Fre_ •410E.47, the ractm.,
PRILADZLPRZI,
Um:bead - am, and Itopartari or
Ladies Dress, Cloak and Ilintilla Trimmings
liars now opened for ex.shinstion a large sal well as.
sorted .tort of Wits? Dress Trimmings, to which tacr7JE•
Ate the attention et 11=63 and: 11013T813M
.
airing sztazalvi talus, hi Ifsataseentiot.." WM.
Particular attmtfoa7gtfu7tirrlgn Mart" sr* ...1 00 .
Wool to ID,
arBegiNZIAIT WORETZDaad diada
eticai lad oak* priees.
MK. P. Ws ad priarif Pawxd's
Tanta= MUM ISPRING
aglow agetti Ris Burp um. am
D TSPENSARY.
cm=b mnat..,(23 don, up utaill,)Bu."..•''
ESTABLISIIED BY THE CELEBRATED
DR. JOHNSON', late of Landon, Rll4itild.
A groat dlusivety tithe ode= of ntedmirteei being • ter tai ll and mix-ly cure for restoring the sight ensl .reiorthg
all disousea peculiar to the eye. This is 'ardlcriatly sr,
ho.. l 4ged the only are ant sure remedy now known. It
has been timed with rear ammo by tho Moot
Octane in Europe and America.
Parboils in any part of the cc...ay PM treat ihentsrisse
inocreahally at a moderateoxpenre, thereby articling the
forger rood expert. of falling Lob the ha nd s of unskillful .
physicians. This medicine (ardlcient to cure,) will be sent
by mailer Express, with all amen:try directions on receipt
of Teri Dollars.
Dr. Johnson's Certain and Infallible Cure'for
Deafness and Singing Noioes in tho
Ears, Nervous lload and ,
Mind Complaints,•
Ateri Inc insmot relief to nal:fermi Who have bete troubled
with &atoms foe many years. After mind this retail a
few day. the patient Is waddenly mai almost climatical)
of
to hear ordinary toned enrivemation; In the war
dm few weeks the most obstinate race of deafrieds Is effecto.
ally cartel
% Patients too ZIIIMPXO4 I to mention bar,
.Perfect Searing and forever rescued tram the mari. of the
umeroa dangerous unqua li fied pretenders et the preaeot
day. Hospital sod prtride torthoordals and ecrutteares
trona the most uudiaent physicians and rargeons la Sabena,:
In 'alias promance deaf persona have been cored, mod many
hundreds of private patients cured mu barmen camerred
re. A ease at this medicine (enoagh to arca • will
he forwarded to any part of the country foi girsen Dollart.
Adder JOHNSON, Lower 404.
Jelhilawlyr Of hoe 95 Main St:. Buff rdo.N. Y.
r. Churchill's Remedy for therrevention
and Cure of Consumption•
NV Inch ~ Genuine PreparatiOn Of the
lOpophosphl tea of Lama and of Soda.,
The Specific Remedy for anaiirepeizet, ScrnAla,Srcnchilit ,
eigh".4 Deeittty. Dylpepette; Nerestle Diseato.
eitterosis,rted the CompietinU of W'oo',
. Lou of Energy, Wading, ,fr.,4ft.
This eitraordinary Chard Cal Preparaton of
PHOSPHORUS, (the prophylactic and =auto properties
or which were discovered by Dr. J. P. Chutehill; of Parte,) la ,
vertu:maim wonderful crate throughout Heron* and thn
United &lON batwing sleekly attained, since Its Introduc
thin, a remarkable popularity, both with the medical pro
feselort and the public. It La purely flrieuna Prep... Lea
act:l32o6th absolute =trawl., and of irterriabie e'crryr
fn
all stages of Pulmonary and Narrow Diereses. The
CUBE OF CONSUMPTION;
Thisocand and third stages ( at &Puled, Oanserldentlir
when there can be no uneertatety as to the nature or ate
diwass,) pan be obtained, in ail cases, by thin treatment.
icept ibis the existing lesion of the lungs is of itself suf.
netant to produce death. Hereditary predistcaltlon reams
to no way to counteract the effect of -the HYPQPHOS. ,
PUSTRS; patience In whom it was most strouglY
rearming es rapidly a. others.
This Remedy her not only a =naive air.; bet will, Ii
meat wherever there exists a silepielou of the dhow., Pre
rag its Devetopment, arra thus ace as a siresciroatire , tilh rF
yard to Caermaptian,jort de rdrrinwron dots area reyord to
detail lbw
It is Impossible, within the limits of . oriliagrr elite. •
tisement; to eoreteh the overwhelming reacts in my pow,.
Noe In regard to the susses of this new and Specilic Trent:
meta for rogi of .the most. terrible ecoorges of the homed
we. But in arderto satisfy the women , . Inquirers who
are dell y addresaing me for information, I have/est pale-
/bled . * translation of
DR. CHURCILILLI WOR ON CONSUMPTION,
Cornpridig his report made to the Imperial Academy of
Medicine, Parircbloterof Caws, .d Latent, Decum.ts,
TeallmonialS, a., welch, together with • Circular, will be
sent ma Receipt of TWELYS CENTS m Mirage to Corer the
eXpense of postage. •
Those, therefore, who wish reliable infaMtatlon pnrrlons
to deeidleg whether to try this extraordinsry . womedy,
ebecild lose no Moe to wrlttng for Dr. Ceurcidlre Treatise.
Thounside would be restored to health by ptsclag them
wlree under this treatment during the rummer, which is
the meet favorable...eon; bet who, If they dela y, tesyo
iorn to premsturn grays* •
Prins of WINCNESTEIVS GENUINSI PIIEPAILATION,
of the Ilypeybooyhites of Limo and Pods (In 87milh)$ 2
bottle, three bottles rei $5 tingle boithrs, In noncnntrsn•d
Motion, by malt, whet specially recnested, $2 each— The
DIY SALTS furnished In the Profemeen. Lath bottle tom
Mil directions fortms wtll sn'y (As tonne sighsture. DI E
•
NO OTIIKIL J. WiNCUESTEIt.
Sold wholesale and retnit by DP.. O. 11. LUMEN. No. 140
Wont street, Nast - ire, Pa Jolld&sP
43113.11.24 - D OPENING SOXIME.
PROP. COWPER'S COMPLIMENTS TO
- FRIENDS,
PATRONS, AND
FORMER PUPILS,
and rrqueett the pleasure rt their roUtP.T U e
•'GRAND OPENING SOIREE,"
SA.TUFE.I3.II. - Y , September 3, 11359.
N. B. Otortoro by Orcbeatraat 33,5 o'clock r N.
Dancing to commence proclaely at 4 P. N., on which ours-
Non the celebrate] "LE2 CALEDONIANS ^ rill be
n29, lntra.
• • albl
TIM ',LON CITY TRAM& CO.,
No. '136 Liberty S
BANK OF DISCOUNT. EXCHANGE
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Flock S 160,000
CEpttal Represented, 0ver......... 1,000,000
04- Etoetnotheas sal Imo ItIDINCaI.LT L1L1113..q.5.
Enver, 11., fund. and Currency mains' on depoett.
ALL MONEYA allowed to remain Nor a Specified - 21/se.
IVILVDILAW INTEREST. Bight Eithange on ths
to
and Weatern ethos constantly for tale lo same to nit.
Collecthths made In all the princlinl cite. in the United
mates and the Canada; and PROCEEDS PROMPTLY RE
MITTED NO any detract point, on day of nsININdIY
DIAZCSOA.:
John Cloorbood, Alesendor Forsyth, John Heath, Geo. B.
Head, J. Hill. William halbert, W. hicellotock, Hoary hi,
Cullongh, Itotrtt Anderson.
G. B. WAENFG, Pre-Went.
anriol J H. C. BCIIM ILTZ Gabler.
- - -
DRO F. COWPER'S FASHIONABLE
DANCING ACADEMY. at NEVILLE HALL, cursor
of Fourth acid Liberty streets,Plitatuith.
Prof. Cowper having returned to the city. respetfolly in
forms the cens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny teat he
re-open his Dana. Academy at the above Flail, on SAT.
BRDAT, September Ell, and will continue to teach the ac
complishment In all lie earl°. branctice, Wetter with
testroalona le the etiquette ors the Ball Room and Social
Circle, graceful deportment of person, /lc. All tho !steer... -
and most teehlonable Ball WS. and Parlor lanes, .
teuplit by bine in the eastern clues, such as Lea Caledonians,
Cotillions Polieh blaccurka Quadrilles, lan-Lander
Qoa
dtßlo. Polka Quadrilles Schuitiech Quadrilles, London
Lancer Quadrilles Buse.Quadrilles Plain or
German Wets Enteral. Wel Wall= 6chot.
Each or German Pats; Cinque or FiTO Etep Walls: Cecil!.
mine, 3.lllllekiri, Espanola and Bohemian Polka; - Redos.;
polka. lilazourts Gallopade; Spanish Dance; Evergreen
Polka; Millen. Circle, Br, Se, sill be tough[ at inelerate
terra.
Days of Tuition will to as tillowsi
LADIES' CLASS—Tborslaya Saturday* from 4to
8 S. E.
MASTERS AND MLSSES , —Thuralaya and Saturdaya,
from 3 toy P. et.
0 ANTLEALKE'S CLAS—s--T h orfolaya ar.d2storaoys, from
9 to 10 F. w.
PRIVATE CLASS Dr Ladlia who doer. It.
Prof. Cowper will olso giro instroctiOrts to Prints Clasua,
or fristroctlem given at ths reoldenoo of pupils., If required.
N. D.—z Prof. 0. nor bo Seen le the abort TUE, ea days of
roltlon. from 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 O. IL, or at the ilio3TT
1101DIE,dallt. 0024
Register:.
DEPARTED.
Telegraph, Brownville
Jeffereeo, BrownerMe;
CoL Bayard, Elizabeth;
Cheroll;Bibeeling
inchee—LaDloß.
CALL AN.L? X..4,l_lKl.Srkil
TEE LATEST IMP yEMEIIT
Sewing Machines.
T .III.S ,,j S p TITE 11ACIIINE Nrho e owners
• 0•.2 0 0.0
Iu Ilifladelphle to suy other on. exhibition at the Pied*
Inettnatethikt'could do the sass range of work es well-
Thely offer not having Dean accepted Ire lave:laity mart to
conceded. For,rde at
A. M. bLA.RSELA.I.X. & CO.'B,
lon,daw7 - YEDIRAL ST,nLIGIIENYCITY:
pE FIRS I' BAPTIST CONCIRMATIO)
CORNER GRANT AND THIRD STS. FOR SALE
Tiitiber with lb. 0110.5. N sea YOILNITIIIIE.
It I. Wilt and substantially built, capable of seating str.
bundrai lamas comfortably, and Is only offend for 1111i0
because it Is too small for ltelr uccomusalsilon." • •
For term., ac, .ppiT td wm.xt.xvnaEoN,No.94 W.ttr
street, or J. BOODYZIt, IL, No.r.SLLtattystrest- .-
6: H. Af7.l)fißLtelr,.. •
S,vretary Board of Truiteca
MARBLE MANTELS,. made by
cldnerf, alnoy• on band. No good bonne ahould be
nitnoot Marble Mantels: they are always neat, and add
more to the bettor; n 1 a bonne than any other attleledler
me be bounht with the came money. heeldea dile a bonze
with Mende Mantels WilrcallMara Choked tenant@ and
rent or sell for more money ; they ran ale
o be Inettredttor
Inn, ae tbe marble cannotendaura the manly et , hernsi and
family by taitteg dee, as wood mantel. often do. '
Warble Topelor Wash atauda Furniture, de Warble and
Stone Martha, Moutnnents, Tablets and Grave arm.,
Curbing and Cemetery work Of all kinds made to order. Our
s
tnsk le the largest In the west, coulee of the dnestniarble,
and being manufactured by'rnachluery Is got up floe
style and will be &Id hi the lomat price. • - •
Warms:3m, 323 Litorry attest. Yeah,' noose ott wood
story. Ofliee, 319 Liberty street, PUtsburedh -
aulazdteelo W, W. WALL-SCII.
COAL -WARTED.
Oncs Av. Locn Goa Lan* Cazratrr, t
At: Loot.. .Tom 50th, lEt.9. f
DROPOSALS be received by the St.
ii LOUIS GAS LIOII O COUTANY, G l lot October next,
for NINE lIUNDREH THOUSAND BUSHELS' PITAA,-
1101101200/L,Otithe boat quality, OarCis• making
to to deU>rued ss , followst OzotAll, (45400 boLoeI) to
1161,.a the other holt' to The CO.l to be diztortio
to too compooro yort4l3 o - 1, 0. 1 .
The (lee u,p, company ivoorres Ito r .I„it to. rejett*O
or.u y
ploy
_,. Jols.4toet EDWARD sTAHH,Sier,..
FriERILIIIAN SEWING NACLUNE
13111PLE, 114141)::0393 AZIDCHEAP.
en TWO taintS MIK? PiOlt IBS 12001,
BEwma MACHINE PARLOR.,
HIAWATHA
PA.T.KICT ROT PE12.3316 litin a 0 1 . 1 . z. k. 4 0
.4 4 : 4
manufactured. M..1100'2 tor Wages,
ikultur4ll34l.lsmeat,,to.; fangsb.4 at oghort =Coy. -
ta-Wartbouw, Nalli Watt
atii:ernd.tet SNAP. 6CIOLLY I CO.
Attorney and Contusellor at :tsar.
FEARS! FLAGS!! FLAGS!!! '• . • -
JOUN DOLL, '
11A, Ha -Matti ISacoal trlat;tat, Baal 7.7"
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rinzasuruvra.
atsaufactara or NAGS of ruiaasalesor alas; calla;
=a eau. Tba abalpast ILIZZAIbetorl uilheMg4 4, -4 -U
mama la lugs and small quanta:lo war-. 17 .t 0,401 t 4 6:
A bap dlyeaaat allowed to Aluatials Pear
- of Ton Biakotiaad Far.cjaitttlal,..., :
Pei es t o arrive 0. 2 VO
blsk ikwurava,.
rah at cororiperq
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Steam Marble Works.
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