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Es IdSU WORK S.
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• • :PARE, firCORDT & CO.,
146N' UFACTUREBEI OF SICEATILING,
iuSoPs' and coPrns, PRESSED COP
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:.;,,OTTOIIB,RaEod sail Bottom, Opoltor Pada., &A.
lErportori sad Dealers le ?SIMMS, TIN PLATE
01/ITT MO, WIRE, Sc. Goti2tAntlT 00 . 6110, Ttanum'a
Coatings And
• IrosidoitttA, No. 110 Pint and 120 'New strut,
X./MUIR.
gyectelarE.raor popper oat to any Aostrol pattern.
soriPAA.ITT
ItY B. COLLINS.
Forwarding and Comadaatoi Marabout,
AND wanton's DIALER
F IN
:`"Oheese, Butter, Seeds. Fish.
And Produu Genorally,
&rat NAO._ LIA.
a. 111. 01111.11.5 TY , Al. D.,
.166 Third Strut, Pittsburgh, Pcnact.,
Err m,s übaoas the f h A a a ngo r u t F k .u o, toorfna l C obllt e u ge p s
o a f w o l
J W on o a e l
plsn u n d
urticastn 91311.010ALANDurins !ADDI a. OAL OASES.
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Rel. W. D. - Dolma. .001. Wilson McCandloss.
Iterf.D. ff. A. McLean., Don. IL A. Woofer.
T. U. 611, sq. • Um. T. J. Blgtom.
11.'llontor. Johan. Mellor, DI
J. Jacob Mcda Utter.raq. ro,o4plta
Err Nit. W0R14.8.
APBRANDER BRADLEY;
11.1047ACMIti, AND DULIZINCISIT 4141441 Or
COWED, PARLOR &ND ABATING STOVES,
Pial43and Yana"' Grate Fronts, tko.
ScaaProirietor of the celebrated PATENT OAS
Mainito and Smogs Constrania
COOK STOVES.
0&3.0e and 84e13 13,00 m,
WoodSt,Plttsburgh. PAL.
un.
ar BONS.
psltLte to
FOrtillt and Doniestie Bali of Eithange,
ciaTuricAyr.sqr DIPOEVIT,
BANS HOW AND CPLCII,
. D DARKER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
1113.10oBeetkm male on all Gm principal dads throng].
ant the United States. aS22-irlY
xtosir..Evx orzn,
' DVS. In
STRAW BOHSitiT6 AND RATA/
INGIGIIT RIBBONS,
FLOW/OR, So-,
NO. 43 !GARRET BUMP,
PrITSBORGFL
Int : 1&11, 11. f3 B. & C. P. bIARIECIaI ,
. _
swam:raw or
- 308 AND ALL EINDB UP
WRAPP NPAP El .
Warehouse, No. PI Wood stm A
t.,
PITTSOURGPA.
Tort:Ufa
nam. IligagM at muka PO.A.
4124 JoEtaz coo ar. Etna.
wortirunazuo
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lean flatting, train Vaulu, Vault Doors,
Wiiidow nate* Window Guards, &e.,
Sol. 91 &fond Strut and SG Taint Stmt,-
tißotwoe. Wood and Marko* I.lllloolto ll , PA,
csi hand a variety of now Pattern; tuayand plata
taltablo for all puppies.
Porttontor attention paid to
clottnaGrawoLots. Jobtanadono st short natio.. uol
o. mws
yr
vela:roma a
A-c <to .11INTIO'SrB AT "LAW,
SOLICITORS IN lISIIANCERT, p,
• ',Ma B, ikfnia Meek, Dubuque, /one ,
fairliellectione promptly toads In any pert of Northern B ,
'IV= Za pa= and Sale of • PAW Estate, oh
talullEfon Irlydfo
allittitOW D0n1114.56 grisOn
ROBINSON, MINIS k MILLERS
FOUNDERS AND BIACIIINISTS ,
.A. 13 'SAN. C - "R W 0 IR. TS. /3
Pittsburgh, Penne-
Odic e No.UII. Market. street.
M.,..Octura sliblids of Stem Engin. arid I.lillll4.chlra
Kart.Clutha" Itallrowl Wort, Steam BOila • and Shoat Imo
Wort
Bfl .Ltct
W 'V DI A. Ndo Ds J N
Idokonfa4turan.d Deal AND kind. of
TOBACCO.
8!
£ p
CIGARS,
A N D
'L.E112%-.1" •1'033116.000,
Satafidii q t .."'" ? rn ' 4"11 : P.
N . Ol/3.ICIGN
BIGLITBILS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN. SIIEIUTAN & CO.;
ON 11111 UNION DANE, 'LONDON, IN SUNS 01.0NR
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS.
1.1•0, DM y
on' the prtanlal elites and torn of Prance.
Usthlod. ear4Wl. Rude and other European
States constantly on hand end for sale by
WU. H. WILLIANS 00.,
Denham, Wood stmt. occurs
_!o thtra.
10/114 B. LEIB.
TAILOR.
Igo. /VS Starke". tit., Pittsburgh.
A goo' st.aortment Currns, Can ntrals,
CcifIIMM, Ca
:\ TM" Ithi all goods imitable for ff•Utlemstrd
s:4lA,loot MUMS.
lialrOrYors promptly IMO, to the Waal &Wu W the art.
toolSlydfo
J. SCOTT. Dentist,
SAS removed to the home lately occupied
Dy Dr. Via. Wiird, Ho. '2lB Pm erect, (mith wid.)
dila doorthatt gnat.
Wks Hats fromi 9 a. NADI 6 p. a.
pittabnrgb Steal Works.
JOI4ES. BO' ia ez co,
Illastofactarers of -
OAST tam; ew,SraLNO,TLO W
eaO
A-D STWAL; WRINGS ASLIB,
Oarrier }kw m+3 .Pint Shalt, PillsbuovA,
ROGir...a.9 & CO.,
,114 310 /Lertrlii. 01
Rogers , linser or! ell Patent et... 1
Cultivator Teeth, _
Comer Ross Pbst Streets, Pataurp l ll, Rs.
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la99:lTdk'.
"EAM ROAD EIP COMP A .
Joseph Ittivrorth...-----Ds W. C. Indwell
4iors to railer, BOife G s.e.o
ILMITURITIVIS L 7
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND lIOAT SPIKES.
Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley,
- M. LIT WIC
Bsia-Er.arsaLzrr •rA..xx.c•mt,
No. 64 St. Clair Street,
tlinartsh•o Newell!Mi ' g,' PrrriSBUIVILI, PA
adcelydre "-
Mutsoul.o ---- 135 V><attist DtErao73o,
75, odty sc.ted3rta fhl hags Mal Burr fo Erro-ntiaaft
Dal%M Ca. DoctifitClUX- Iloadonoza, nuts,
-41otas, Mom, Own Worm au Gams Irtuscra,
50,000 8037.5 SOLD IN ONN NON ID.
Then Celabratedikanadier tam been eztanslaaly used
for tafauty4wo years Taal parts of Nampa, and Mal rnalrao
dons power lune bean afteatad b 7 tba (Ponta of Enaula,
fracce,ll4l=d,durtrW Presto; Berarl., tlasany, Polge
um, Rolland. Naples, jc., and tbelr Charadcal proportka
cruffalnadorndatiproverl by the moat dlatingolehad Medical
facultlea all ever tba .arld.
It& &Arndt,/ WM to all kind. of vermin and lona.
lan beim oartll.llst Nils country by the INractors of the
various Pubtlo Ineltuticue, MOWS. Dartnare, Droprlatots
of Hot3l4474aluumea, ldanufectorelat and by 1 . 41111611d1r
In;aLhrd jitrate frittrena •
• NumeroatTelabo oblate aadDertlAcatte of Um edlcury of
theeitfran b• remit the Depot. • •
latelta;Wbolcsala and Ratan, bi thfantuatoy and Pro.
Odor, • 30317 rt lons, Chafulat,
•' errzlircedv.l (cor.lioniton et,) l2 cic Tort.
Dantarabbliokfrar tbe 11. Slam ar.4 Canada., littpllß.
IDIVIENANTON, Draped, No.lo Astor Hansa, af
w05*3.31.5,11r0c5.
far Wein wtrolaala and retail by a. it. sail.
larafti 00,4**iwooa 40 5 Second stso lOILVLEMINO ,
OcancelDN=o4 and lierbat at. VSZNIDIII4I 1121.1 N.
.25 dfo
• Mao Oil and Leather mare.
D.-2KLIMPATRICk & Scam N 0.31 .Third
st., hernial Ifutst 02111113111 t d
ter rath DAY AND, aarran -swum HIDES, twr end(
Green gaited Patna Inv, 'Warne Oft, Tanner,' and Oar.
Ate , Toots at the lowed Ora, and Welke beet tenor. /
.411 Wads of Lutherher In the rough wanted, for which
1111
Ow ididwat market pia will be giron in co b, Or
exchange ixl n,a I...Mastored free otclArfAild ode
oo onatedadon. • • mellydre
talcum um mica themes of the p
may
eople,
.betsver the reiraamel aral miaraihropaphticep er.
py tO it coattsry. lbw them natal thing. let its mrr•
its bo dont, demorattrated, and they Ell not booklet. to
their meet cordial patronage. The mural have al
rardy rattled the Judgment of s physteran concerning We
rartneenf 110.11 . MIWS UMW, ea mar be nen to the
Imam= cattalo. allele rrailelnes that are aranally raid
to every.ractice of the Wed. It la race recognised ea great
to all attar rowdier yet danced for draftees of
the directlee oegena. each is diadems, Oraratera, draPer.
ara, sqd Ira the ‘11609.1 1 forara that Wei from derragement
eft ime pullout. of the *pram. Ileetettsee name le fart
becominglum.bold cord from Matra to Taxes, from the
ahem , of the .ralantit.to the Pratte. Try the article and be
144
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salisffsd.
e , l bitdlt i ocally,avaywasn, ad
Iroatar,r PcaDrlesed
VWstorJantrani
medal. le23:dkvT
itorntar. os ELEvuna.—DA. Ozo. H. BAP.
. .
itc‘of Ho Wood duet, Ptltaborgb c Pa., tas tans to do
w orn aka ffw Pso past Ala weal., and b•• ➢rotated lb.
#O 4 oppacrrad kind of VasSas fss W. care of Muds co
gotaps;atblch ha Is go•lldad to lit to somP tees of rapture
..te, ansfwe ' that sallatistloa viD bs glum. W.
lotild afloat= Madan to call ott De. Keyser, When an 7•
tpdas of ads kind ts waded, as vs fag persuaded that bs
„,„..otasit to Ova the noodfal east:eta such cuss.
11111 S. V. 111. VITOLI & W. SI MIAs,
PPTlallans Tor Pliesses of Abe Tnro at and
Emory abd etbir Chrauto Ailments compliceted with ar
4,..bispginnehary cansumption. Office 191 Penn .tree
Pidob7nyti;l4. CONSULTATION yur.R. A Unt of an
thud gas& Ow& wishing tom:Tilt os by tabu.
Jdnindold3l3s
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our
G lUilj _g _,... ~...' gwelmaaptr m
arsNootd.•d
I niZeTtore S "IA Li 33 BAOS-10,000 Meuacheator
forw' m r.„__....„ 4 "!" ':" '""ac,xts . " --- 4.ing ---
of - . ".• , r i i p, epoo .6 6terk id t ma doon m br om a ma
tl y.call.s dg 1_ ,... /
ema
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3 BAGS for 'alai/ . tom bas un . a pun, Gat./0007 WA 14 4 1 W
104000 P' * 451 . 13 " 499. e. °*4---- -: - . -
r:
Slate- Itattris
HENRY GEBNIFIG &
■I397ICTCIILT or
FLOPICS TWIN
Of all BIM and descripllaae.
Warehouse, 489, cor. Penn and Walnut Sts.,
Teo warts yon the P. l. VT. ACa. 0.
Freight Depot
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MoBV.IDIf. SG CO,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Mann
(lectures. Consignment. and onions for LEAD, lllDi9w
11E11P, PRODUCE, L., solicited. Prompt atter,
Lion to receiving and forwarding.
No. 10 Commercial Sttrsst. 81. Louis
.a2ttdtf
Pw.ll Fashion•.
21 . s °corm as co-, a .
41.105. RETAIL DEALERS IN
ADD DIAIAMCDSIIIII OF
&TS, CAPS, VMS, BONNETS. 8.C..
Are now opening for the FALL TRADE a
m•gofflreul Mak of !MESH GOODS. which will be .01 et
low prlee•.• No. 131 WOOD STSSET,
mai •tore jlßh, 21Ustiongb.
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE
RALSTON & YOUNG,
cc MOILS To 50x... 51111TOCIL,1
BOOK, CARD & JOB PRINTER
Cf.A.Z33TT.EI 33-CrILM)X.I•7I3-,
FiFTEI BTIELIGET, NEAR POST OFFICE
PITTSBURGH, PENN'S,
40,-Bxocuto ovary kind of BOOK azkd
FANCY JOB PILIOITING with nostnoss
and dlopateh•
—.
VT TILE ABOVE. CARD IT WILL BE
-11- , parole.] that 1 have disposed GI ray BOOK AND
JOB PRINTING ESTABLIBILUENT to Shaun. RALSTON
YOUNG. They are gentlemen In whom every confidence
may be place], as argil in regent to business transactions
ea their &aperture. In the methanicat era:aloft GI the
work entrusted to them. They are provided with • large
amount of Types and Mechinery, Steam Power and other
facilities to execute printing in on excellent style nod
promptly. I ask for them the contlyomoce of that patron.
age which he. Bo long and eo liberally bean extentledi
toya. JOAN "MaYflOR..
Arair.Frioe_N vvATcrxims
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
AWEILICAZif WATCHES.
Werrould most respectfully call the Eaten-
Um of the yoblie to the American Watches now befog 55.
tenelvely introinced, the manufacture of which has Gnome
eo firmly established that entire coufblence um be plarad
a poll there as safe sod correct time keeper., b4th by the
winter and niter.
lining been appointed Wholesale 2.4.1[11101 . the .1
these Watch., the poblie may bit snored that tee ran
them ist the very Wrest cub prim, •
We hove else • very large stock of Sliver end Plated
Ware, Fir. Geld Jewelry In eats, ench ea Cute. C.o.d.
Cameo, Jet and Paintings,
Oar usortmant of OLOCEd Is annanally large at resent,
imprlaing wane beanUful patter. of Eight O. Day
'attar nod Oil. Clocks at greatly reduced intro..
We here al. • fall stock of Englieh and swlse Hold and
drew Watch. on bend, all of coo own Importetion
Wetch Neter.' Toole, Materiels and
REINEfIaN 111EYRaN,
N 0.42 Filth street.
1110TilltI151 BIOTtiILUSII..MOTIIIGIUSIII
Don't fail to prooure Binh Winslow's Sooth
tug Syrup (a/Children Towthicui. It au equal an math.
It greatly facilitataa th• promo ottsatbing by want:Lug the
purr, reducing all luglassuastiou—sdil atisy pain. and is
torso to mules the bewails Dapesul upon it, motbets, it
will gilts test ha yocrasiros, and rails( allabOaith to ',yr
Wants. Pariectly gala in alias..
mu 'callable prepsration Ls Abe preactiptlass of ons of
Ens mostaxpatienusd sod skilful (semis Physicians la Now
Inland, awl h. Wan used with rases•fitiling suscaas ilk
wallow. of awn.
We geneo tt tbe taut and swan reedy to Ma 'tuna. In
an can of➢Diventuty end Maxima Is nbildranovbstbar It
units (rum taunting of Info any otter tango.
nine and Luang can to atlintatial tl aullattt taut .1,04,11
la grouch itattuiglut guld.
111111uto of ticitiar - are gold every 'tut lu nit Unit
S.W. 1114 au old 6.1 truntt nal r•inaig
• .
Miler ONLY :5 OgNTA A 13CrTTLY
4Ag-NOOO drootooonlerstbo fuvtmllrutlli'NTle A YAK
IS INS, Now York, Is. t6tr ontaldo wrotind,
Sold by Drngesto tbnaighout the wnrld.
Da. (11.11 NRYNETL Agent for INNaborgb
=CB
Dr, Jaynes' Stomach Bittern.— or die
bowdatha o. &we.'
For heart bent take taw thwa.
For imitation alba lame, take gow dupe.
dwa taken an hour r mesh! will girt. a 50...1 sp.
petite.
Oat ,Iwe *Ph to 131•14 M.!, Cara tblP meet tweets head
eche, totem poeusdlos from • dietniered ti.auech,
De V. r.lll. moutellsimg to etrceethea foal 1".1.•
Idyl. .9..... Bain,
Do you want a gibl aysbalta i
Do you woos LO build IT yutir conatitutOul
Do you want to fret wall!
lb you want to gig free ftcm n...tertunabi
,
Do you wont acorn I
Do you trout to obey wall!
Do you want • brisk and aledrona ting
If you do, aka Dr. Joyous' Stomach ba
Bilint.
Bold by Dr.OEO. W. ICEPZII, No. 140 Wood attaat, a
one dollar par bottl of
aue. -
N. II —They at. moth bettcr than any a s Dlitur
now in the marart, aa ono well dad by trial. fAa.T
D ADDIDD
SEWING NMCHINES
R C
0
D
rr
1 r.
$
FOR SALE WITH ALL
LATE IMPROVEMENTS
VIA Zit UF AG TIIILIMEMS PIaCK.
ALEX. 8.. 11.11 DD,
No. GB Vittb I
FLAGS!!!
F L AGS FLAGS!! GS!!!
JOUR DOLL.
No. HI North &road Street. bat. Ram.* Arch,
PHILADELPHIA ,
Mannfrolarer of VLANB of rallons sirmot Cotton, Hauling
and EUL The cheapeat martafactcaT to the Onio. All
orders la large and mall q Wholesaluantitate promptly atmadodeo.
• large dlatonat ellomad to e %Glom
SH-Importar of Toys, Bows and NMI artkles.
areMeleed
itss.isit-E73ezz. ,
xivcriascan zsimiz 111
Wooden and Willow Ware
BAPHETH, 14081111.8, poUD►ot, IC
No. 21, Diamond,
M E Mlll
A- 81 3TODIATIC APPLE PARER S,
TUE OIIKAPIBT AND
Fur awls olugly, or by Ws cluno, by
BLIIIIEL RIDDLE, •
Igausfactnror of Woodall and Wilk., Ware,
li D
0.21 lamowl,
Concert Piano for Bale.
A ISIAONIPICENT CONCERT PIANO,
ZS_ of the bosons montihictwy of IIaWITE L APY BA&
bIY.L., Leipzig, 011311120). which to. without douht.ono of
the &wit tolortiotents, et awards fallow nod 0r...t0w of
too., ote., eon earl fo thhi ity, swaths mow only ports
with it t o
occonot of ritroolal to Wootons city.
further potticalars, apply at tho officoof the tvocuming
"MSAIR ,
WIANT 8111111TiOFPOSITE THE CIATHEDA&L ,
• • OPTS ME 6A.ILTO 6_ P. 61,.
geall""n can
ba'.thartirtu=p l eteeßbau t I
eqd m"14 1 - 1 forlioidle.,"".treg'rsn'Alcaler atteutton be elvon
irtLeSaltiO VOA PARTIES, Itgar7lo:o3,
In tl.e ,
ark"
Ired 471". TONI ke„
irSANDIOI OLLEBRATKD eon? •
ja.990
MISS CORNELIA A. bAUNDERS ,
• Trailer on the Plano and Eteladoon, har log locatad La
this 1a now prepOrod io giro lawona on snitch th.
abate Instrumanta. Tha fatally rasldano• in .t No. ISt
Boalthatan mot, where the wiU toffy co ha.
IJlrwction to those &Wring bar Walesa. anlaUrnd
T HE ERA 4" FAMILY BZWINO suonms
rrrAvErr
'" 61° stiteLaT i g, , tEmBLB uamuns
l'Uk".
6t No. do Elt i tt n i, N OftTLIBOP.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law•
13=1
C .
SILL, SUROLOhI DLNTIST; •Ciffleig*
• and litahleaeor No. 87-GRANT MEET,
°M.P. the Coral Homo, honoree he nu •ult flu; Irsols
duty that. may tavorthrt with thalr wstrohait•. Any of
the rub:nos:We. of Til•th Imerted If wriatiod. outhdlyks
Vittsbutik - 6alttt
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TIMISDAY MORNIIIO, SEPT. 8; 1
OFFICIAL PAPIR 01 rftE vir
City. arid News Ttoms.
PITTFROGO LI
Bane roc. SALE.—In our counting room we
have two tire-proof Wes, both new, either of
which we will sell on reasonable term, hie is
'large Berko &. Barnes Salamander; the other
a small Reliance, made by A. & IV. T. Welarg.
Either would be a cafe Investment for those in
ceed of ouch an article
THI &WIEST OF STEPHEN V. DILLATIL- 11 . Will
e remembered by our readers that S. G. Lan
don was arrested by -officer Hogue, assisted by
officers De Coe and Sampson. of New York, on
last Saturday week, charged with forgery on
oath of E. D. Jones, Esq., oaehier of this Citi
zens' Bank, of this city, and brought hither on
Sunday week and committed to jail, where he
now lice awaiting a bearing. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of S. D. Dillaye, of New
York, charged in the same affidavit wills a simi
lar offence to that on which Langdon was ar
rested, to wit issuing forged certificates to the
amount of $27,600 on the American Eschenge
Bank. When Langdon was arrested, Dillaye
way no where to be found by the officers. Nee
erthelees, as soon as Langdon was safe in jail,
officer Hague eel out once more for New York.
Mr. Dillaye had published quite conspicuouily
In the New York Evening Poet, a long letter, de.
vying any connection with the alleged forgery,
and threatening the terrors of the law upon
those unfortunates who should dare publish the
facia dieclosod by the arrest of Langdon, as lot
plicatiog in any way with the alleged forgery
the name of Dillaye. Among other thins, he
also stated that - ho could be found at any and all
reasonable hoots at hie residence, 11l Broadway,
New York.
Hague, on his arrival in that city, eel a watch
on that house. He looked after It himself also,
with some care, but though watched for three
days, no signs of the person in question were
discoveredabout the premises. Every thing went
on the even tenor of its ways. Officer Hague
also learned that Mr. Dillaye had been seen sev
eral times at the Custom Houle within the lime
he (Herne) had.been in New York. Mr. D., the
gentleman now arrested, le, it will be remem
bered, quite a prominent Tammany politician,
a gentleman who would go a long distance to
save tho Union, and who, like his namesake,
Stephen A., Is a perfect champion on the porn.
ler sovereignly question. However, all this he
has a right to be.
• Hague watched and waited until the suspicion
gradually took possession of hint that the letter
to the Now York Post might be a blind, a decoy
to get him off the track. He discovered that all
the gentlemen who had seen Dlllaye at the Cus
tom House within a day or two were friends of
Dillaye, who, though they expressed Come aux.
•lety to have hies caught, were nevertheless not,
to all seeming, very unhappy at seeing Mr. Hague
In New York. Their anxiety for the arrest of
that man did not stimulate them to any very
active exertion. So Aerie changed his tactics.
He went to Dillaye'e partner, a man named Cole,
and told him outright that he wanted to nee Mr.
Dillaye. and would like to know where that gen
tleman was. Mr. Cole esti he would. be in
shortly, t a little boy who eat near said he
wouldn't b e in that day ; thought be wasn't in
town.
The officers, knowing that Dlitayers relatives
lived in Syracuse, used proper means to find
whether or not Stephen was there. Hague tele
graphed several times, and at last got an answer
stating that the mars he sought was stopping
with his brother, In Syracuse. Thither, with
the proper papers, requielLons, eta , and in com
pany with officer De Voe, of Capt. Walling's
body of police, Mr. fugue posted. He arrived
at Syracuse on Sunday last, and then proceeded
at once to arrest hie man.
Oa Monday he was taken to New York. There
Daisy° said be-did not desire to Ire ironed or to
go on under force, to which llaguo answered
ihat he must go on to Pittsburgh with him, hut
thit he did not desks to put him to the least in
convenience which be could possibly avoid. If
he (Dillaye) would go on peaceably, it would be
all right. Dillaye came en with the of f icer with
out giving him the least trouble, and was treated
with all the kindness and consideration which
the aircumstanoes would permit. They arrived
here on Tumidity night. Dilloye is quite out of
health aid was not taken to the lock up, but
with an officer was vent to the St. Charles Motel,
graced at that moment with the presence of
Stephen A. On Wedocadey (yesterday) he was
brought before the Mayor and demanded a bear
ing. This he is to have al .3 o'clock this after
noon. lie refused to base anything to do with
any lawyer that bail any OODDOCIiOO whatever
with Langdou or his ease. lie bas therefore
employed Mr. Swartzwelier to take charge of
his case. He is to have all the witnesses and all
the people who know anything abOut the sub
scription to the Monongahela Valley Beak, at
Moßeesport, to come down and testify, and the
preliminary bearing will, tberifore, an the pros
pect now is, take considerable time. Mr. Liallaye
as very indignant that his name should be mixed
up in this sort of way with smatter like forgery.
The only trouble in the matter appears tote that
the ocrtificates bearing certain names napless.
ant to the ears of the owners of them, are in the
bands of the law, and ' , 'No fends" was the an
swer from the hank on which they were drawn.
Stephen D , Dillaye is a middle sized man,
with heavy black whiskers, moustache and hair.
He wears a low whits hot, with •mouruing band
upon it. His features and general appearance
arenot unprepossessing. We hopehemay do what
be says be is able—disprove all connection with
it proceeding so disreputable and en troublesome
in Its consequences as forgery.
We are informed that his attorney has com
menced snits against all those paperer which re
published the account of the arrest of Langdon,
and tho.accompanying facts as eel forth in the
ilevepspero of this city. We have leen them
repriblished again and again, in all the leading
papers of the UOlOO, and the MU who institutes
suits ag h
the public t
ainst all te papers that have seen fit to
informtouching this matter ! the very
world itself would not contain the boqks• that
ehould record the trials of S. D. D. vs A. B. C.
& Co., cauza Libel, eta., etc.
Dillaye was. so unwell on Wednesday, that he
was quite unable to sit up all day. He was not
committed, to jail, but in company with an officer
was enjoying the comforts of the Bt. Charles Ho
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AT the annual election for Offioers and Direct-'
ore of the Pittsburgh Board of Trade and ?du
el:unto' Exchaege, held Sept. 7th, 1959, the
following were elected :
President—lssiab Dickey.
Vies Presidents—James Park, Jr , Joeepb ILI
' woith.
Treasurer—Nathaniel Holmes.
Serrelary—Geo. 11. Thurston.
Directors —J . .1. Gillespie, Merles it. Paulson,
David Campbell, Samuel Shricer, Win. 111oCreery,
Geo. B. Jones, Wm. Means, W. 8. L arely, Geo.
Duff, Sena B. McElroy, Charles 11. Lose Benj.
Campbell, R . B. Ward, Wm. It . Williams, sly,
Robinson, Reese Owens, Joseph R. Hooter,
Felix Brunot, Jas. 011. Scully, B. Preston, Hon
W. F. Johnston, Austin Loomis__ . _
Total.—We are Informed that the bridge com
pany, who have just opened their foot walk on
the fit. Clair bridge, do not intend to issue sea
son tickets, but on the contrary charge one cent
(or every trip of the passer. Of course the com
pany will do what they please, but it appeare to
is• and so does it to th publio, that sash a course
hardship to those e
who will be obliged to go
and come four or five times every day, and that
the people will have the right to conclude that
the object of the corporation is to make money,
exclusive of any accommodation to those who
have granted them all the'privileges they enjoy.
The bridgo company will lose nothing by par
suing a liberal policy towards the people of these
cities and boroughs In this matter. They ow
afford to be generous as well as juet.
PITTSBURGH
BUT IN TIIEJIARIIET.
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W• omitted calling attention yesterday to the
advertisement of Bissell & Co., No. 235 Liberty
street, one of the most extensive and well as
eorted establishments in the city. They make
• conspicuous appearance in the columns of the
Gazelle.; Their rooms are crowded with Wadi
ful specimens of their various manufactures,
and the purchseer cannot fail to be united in any
article may wish in their line, of a very au
perior quality and high style of finish. The ex
cellence of Pittsburgh manufactured articles can
be seen in no other establishment to greater ad
vantage. They will have come fine specimens
of their manufacture Oft exhibition at the ap
proaching Fair.
Ftaer AIM LikIOEST STOCK OP MI BEASON.-
Beymer & Anderson, wholesale dealers in for
eign fruits, onto, confectionery and augers, fire
works, eta, etc., No. i 9 Wood street, and 113
Second street, ate just receiving their Fall stook,
comprising every article in their line of business
of a superior quality. Their assortment is fuller
and more complete than ever heretofore present
ed to their customers. They invite a cad from
all dealers visiting the olty to lay to fall stock,
and pledge themseivea to glue the fullest salts•
faation to all who may deal with them. Their
stock is froth and selected from the latest how-
. _
Bs Moan CARZYUL.—The men employed in
escavating • cellar on Grant, near Fourth, put
in a heavy blast of powder on Tueedsy, which
seut large fragments of rook flying all over tho
neighborhood, endangering the live') of posers
by and the safety of the neighborhood. Tula
culpable negligence should not be permitted.
Mumma% WIIIIIAT.—Ments. Getutedy Bros.
yesterday recelted COO load of wheat. direct
from Minnesota. Tide is the oar alluded to in
an extract we published lately from the Chicago
n'attift, announolog ito receipt at that pleas, It.
is the first car load of whatever seat eat from
Miautusits.
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.:onottnietlautsi of Bga.P.lay.
Wedneaday Wourriing, at 'G o'clock, Mrs.
Oalisher, - died itt 'null break down, knoen as
the oPna Whistle," on - the corner of Elm
and Prospect streets; in the Sixth t Ward. She
was a widow, whose tcsaband,naMed John Galla
her, was killed in some sort of o melee at New
Orleans, about two years since. lie, as we re
member the ease, was
ern in a great m
ucanor
h y placerible
s
with a 'bowie-knife, nd received sh
woundesthat he lived only a short time. Since
that time the wife that he left a widow has been
living with a notorious fellow known as "Doe"
Gallaher, no relation to the husband above men
tioned. In the den where they lived there at ha
ne
d
been heard brawling and fighting and o
Time a cry -of murder. These fools, together_
with this, that eke was knowato be bruised from.
heating the had received, and that she had
1 , charged the outraged upou "Doc," lead to the
inquest and a post-mortem examination. We
I 'append ouch portions of the testimony adduced,
and each only as ia itecceeary to throw light
I upon the wise ltio may add that a wergild. was
issued for the arrest of Gallaher, but be hail fled,
and so at the time of thin writing no where to he
found. We give some of the testimony :
Charlotte Kirkpatrick, sworn—Mrs. Mclntyre.
elope with me; wee net for me by Mrs. Gallaher on
Sunday night week to come and stay with her so ebe
was sick; ehe sent next morning to know if •break
fast for Mrs. Gallaher meld be cooked in my house.
Then stated that Mrs. G. was very 'ids and wanted
me to come and eeo her, told me she was vomiting,
and inked 111 could do anything for her; I told her
I would make her some strawberry leaf tea; ehe then
pulled down her clothes and showed me bad bruises
that she had on her stomach, arms, back and knees,
some ofwhich wore bites; faked her why die didn't
have
hi
ellaher) aerated; said ahe would when
she got well; asked her why she allowed him (Gal
laher) to do so; she said a man whom she loved etc
would do most anything for; also stated how much
she had paid at different times when' e was arreeted;
said she would Mil mo more when she had a chance.
He always prevented me afterwards from seeing her,
eometimee (myths that ehe was asleep, and almost
ordering me out of the house; went last evening to
inquire for her and he said rho was better; heard no
noise till I heard .of her death this morning at G
o'clock; she pointed him out to me and called him
"Doc;" asked him to coma and help me fix her in
bed several times, but he refused.
James McKee, WWl—Went in her houto about
two weeks ago and she showed me the make ehe had
on her; she was crying; I said to her, "why don't
you sue the --1 said she would when ehe got
well; In the other house where she lived, heard mur
der cried, and ran in, ehe said he had heat hor; had
often heard of their having hard words; never saw
any Weirs; the bruises I saw were on the right side
of the abdomen; she said it was "Doe" had caveat
them; have known her nearly five years; she was;
apparently a healthy woman; for some time back she
has drank a good deal; she has not been well since
Me showed mo the bruins; she was lying on chairs
•in the bar-room when I first taw her; never saw her
on hot feet rightly since.
Mrs. Ann Scott testified to a similar Gate of facts; I
had been wounds on Mrs. Gallaher—one tie the right
side of the stomach, another on the left, where ehe
said "Doc" had kicked her; there were several
brute. from her knees down, and on her arms; Me
put him out of the house the next day; he came back
a couple of days after; she told me yestaday that he
bit her on the breast the evening after he came back;
sines elm was beaten she has been lying on a mum
and then on a
du bed oturn theirs in the front room; th
has been mock bance between the two for ma ny„
months past; I saw him beat her once; he kicked
her and navel her: be wanted to take a quarter dol
lar from her, and she triad to prevent him; she was
going to hit him with a glass.
John Dillow Mary Mclntyre, Mrs. Warden, Mary
Flinn, FM,. 1 1 111111 and John Irani wero °seminal
and corroborated the Metimorty above detailed.
Mn. Kirkpatrick being recalled, elated that about
a month ago ehe bad seen a fight between Mrs. Gal
laher and "Doe," in which he had thrown her Moat
the room and used her in the' most brutal manner.
Mre. K. sew it as she was passing.
After the above testimony the Corouer'e jury
adjourned to the house where the dead woman
lay to receive the testimony of the physicians
who had been examining the-deed body. They
had concluded, and were et the office of Dr. Hop
per. The jury went there, and Dee. Hopper and
Gamble testified as follow!:
this wo-
Dr. Hopper, swam—Rare hem tending
man; was called totter on the 25th tilt; found her
on a sette in the corner; said she was eery bad wi th
bowel complaint; it was a thin; gav her directions
what she should do; I went next day, hot could find
no admittance; tried the front and rear doors; Met.
Long, living opposite, said they _were not up; I was
indignent, and said they would he up when I called
again; was called to come again on the Ist of Sep
(ember' going in again, found her dill on the Settee.
in a very uncomfortable way; found her ease was al
tered; eke didn't complain of her former disease;
found tenderness over the stomach; complained of
pain and was vomiting; f ordered lee.o and cops.
and to avoid drink; she had tittle ot , no cough at
time; on visiting her again,found her symptoms
Gill altered: saw that the leeches which had been ap
plied had been left to bleed all night: I arrested the
bleeding sad found on tha following day a ceugh;
there was constant pain; found that my proscriptions
Were not attended to for want of a proper nurse;
h I
assented to having mother physician, but s
said , ehe wee satielled with my treatment; I took Dr.
Gamble with me, and we saw bar, the tor. approved
of the trwereent, and agreed with me that the die
ease was pneumonia. or digitate of the lung com pli. '
dated with bronchitis; was always amid the nue
would end in death; at the poet mortan examination
1. -day, found. m opening the chest and abdomen,
large collection of reread fluid mixed with pus in the
left lung; alto a gangs..en state of the left lung
end Use right lung rather m • normal elate; also a
fracture on the fifth rib an the left aide with a little
spicule of bone penetrating tha left lung under the
mammary gland; also a collection of fluid around
rOse heart; the lira was unusually large, with a
emound or black spot on the right lobe or apex; the
stomach was displaced; cannot assign any direct
came for the enlacement , of the liver; external in
jury might mese it, or intemperance; found the mu
coue coat of the tomach ted and eo,heli
healthy or in a e
nsrmal au n dition; the br f o t ken ow rib
mutt have been the effect of external injury; the spi
cule penetrated the external and internal pleura sod
into the luag; the presence of the splinter would
produce irritation of the lung; we mew no other
marks of violence, except what the jury eaw.
Dr. Gamble, sworn—Was present with Or. Mop.-
pa on Sunday; we never attended her except that
once; corroborated Dr. Hopper; the only hope I had.
of her recovery was io her strong constitution; in the
post mortam; found ulooration at the point where the
elk was broken; tho (mot on the liver was the result
of eons violence; there ware bruises on her body;
she died, in my opinion, from the condition of her
left lung; at the point where the rib was broken, a
piece of the lung had sloughed off; she dial of pneu
monia, but the cause of that( cannot give; the piece
of hone may have bean the exciting cause; th may
have been sensed by soma external violence ts ;
she
was a. drinking woman.
The jury returned the following verdict:—
"That Mrs. Margaret Gallaher oame to her death
from injuries received by blows and kicks in
-4131nd by John Gallaher."
COUNTRY Mmes.—Viewould direct the atten
tion of those desiring a most beautiful location
for a country residence, to the sale on the prem.
Wee, by Mr. Davis, auctioneer, this afternoon,
of four tracts of land on the Allegheny Valley
Unread, about ten miles from the city. Amongst
the many advantages are a good neighborhood,
and an abundant "apply of soft spring water,
which can be taken to any part of a dwelling.
Care will leave the depot at ono o'clock, for the
sale. See advertieensent in auction column.
Tun Fair drocustle are assumiug a very pleas
ant aspect. The Managers met yesterday and
proceeded to authorisysibe erection of all build
iogs necessary to the completiou of the grounds. c
A large circular hall in going up for the horti
cultural department, which is to be covered with
canvas. A large company of men aro at work,
and everything will be in readiness at the time.
Wo hope that the show of articles will he credit
able,
SHIS or Broca and' Rost Estate, on Tuesday
evening. 6th, by P. M. Dania auctioneer:
25 shares 111... t. M. Bank of POLO/ugh $5B 75
10 do Citizens' " 54 50
Bdo P., Ft. W. tC. It. It. Co. Stock. 400
[louse and lot No. 301 Pato street 4,e00 00
3 lots on Overbill street, with brick trea
tment, in the Seventh ward
2 lots on Miller street, Seventh ward, with
20 feet front by 100 feet deep,
ACESOSYLIDOMINTS—We omitted inadrertent
ly one duty we owe to the landlord of tho Saint
Charles Hotel. We hereby desire to acknow
ledge our obligations to all connected with that
hotel for the great etttenUon paid to our canoe
-111131106 and comforCin reporting the remarks of
Senator Douglas, on Tuesday night. The atten
tion wee marked end its recognition should be
eo, also.
ESMOVAL.-- - E. H. Nevin, Esq., agent in this
city for John M. Bradstreet S Bon's Mercantile
and Law Aiency, has removed hie office from
No. C Wood etrect to No. Slteurth erect. Mr.
Nevin le a icry worthy gentleman and an effi
cient agent, and by his faithful reports Is doing
good eervien for the bueineas'of Inc city. W e
wish blm success. Hie card may be found In
another column otthis day' Curdle.
BIICANTLICI 0000.••-•Johnrotorsean, jr., mad,
information against William Wolff and William
Einstein charged with secreting goods. The
charge is that, being indebted to the said plain
tiff in a certain onm, their goods vela concealed
to escape a levy. Einstein was arrested and
gave bail in $6OO to sower the charge at Court.
- tons not arrested.
TIMPIIIANCIO.—An it;tereeting and enthuel- I
natio temperance otecting was held a few ee. n D. igh J.
ts
since at Hollidaysburg, at which B
Yokes, of this city, spots with great accept
ance, after which • series of resolutions were
submitted by Dr. Jankin, supported in a epee
oh
by J. Brotherline, and a dopted by (be
meeting.
Tun Eaa ON Etre.—Fennetodt airo.t a town in
a day.--Since Monday of tho preseat week no
Ices (ban five substantial buildings
shave cone
menced and are now looming up ea y h wand
of magic. Success to snob energy ; by it the
inekbauelleas resources of our country wilt be
developed. Sea advertisement.
Tem local in the M. S. Church, with.
in the bounds of the Pittsburgh and Allegheny
distriete, sin to meet et the Smithfield .
Church , to-Milroy, 9th to elect delegates
to the Rational Local IttoOters' Association at
Baltimore.
Telegraphia~~ _'
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New Yolk, Sept. I'.= - Stock waken continue to
move upwards with rapid strides. This re still
applies more particularly to the railroad 4ariss,
which are in strong demand, stimulated bY the Rat:
bring accounts from the wee- The dealings to-day
were marked with extraordinary buoyant). especial'
ly in New York Central, which opened at 7867 8 h
end steadily rose to 791, the closing price, with salsa
en tellers' option; thirty and sixty days at 78167 9 .
In Reading the sales were large et 47(1,141, cash,
and 445 on buyers option. Hodson River to 3 per
cent higher; Rock Island 1, Helena ti, and
Nichi
pen Central 1.. Erie remains neglected at 4, at which
a lot of 50 shares changed bands. Pacific Mail we.s
among the few exceptions to the rise, falling to S3l,
a decline of 2 per cent from yesterdays prices. To. I
lode and Chicago, and Burlington and Quincy, each
advance 1 per cent. Illinois Central is buoyant, and
is sparingly offered,elosieg at 69. The quotations of
Railroad bonds show a slight improvement to-day.
Erie fourths brought 301, and Michigan Southern
firsts 73. The State stocks, with the exception of
Missouri sites were again higher. 'The business in
this department was not so large as yesterday.
There is more activity in money to-day, it is con
fined, however, to call loans, for which 6 per cent. is
more readily paid; discounts are easy at 8367 per
cent for prime short paper, and 7 671 for long, run
t:dug into February next. At bank, the ruling rates
ISO 6 per cent. for demand loans, and 7 par cent for
paper. In the foreign and domestic exchange noth
ing new presents itself.
At the second board the extreme quotations of the
day wore not maintained. Missouri mixes
Harlem
rose 1.;
New York. Central 5, closing at 79;679i;
preferred rose Reading 1, and Rock Island
closing at 701, cash, 6701; in Hudson river there is
nn change; Pacific Mail fell I.
The August receipts of the Now York Central
Railad are stated unofficially at 585,0 00 exacts of
1855, r0 which would make the Angola earnings
E 623,048.
WASIIISOTON, Sept. 7.—Some time ago Captain
Stowe made a fell statement to oar government of
the circumstatmes attending the expulsion of him
self and other Americans from Sonora. This art of
the government of Pescbiere being clearly violative
to the provisions of our treaty with Mexico, proper
measures have been taken for tho protection of Uni
ted Slats, cthe itirens in tt quarter, and instructions
ere now on ir way fo h r a that purpose.
The lists of lands, embracing an area of nearly
172,000 acres, enuring to the Southern Mississippi
Railroad, under the act of Augnst, 1858, have been.
certified to the State of Mississippi, by the Secretary
of the Interior.
Sr. Louts, Sept. 7.—Tbe flouring mill of Good
win, Miller Co., and two adjoining buildings, on
the corner of Ashley and Main seets, were burned
this morning. The loss s3o, tr ooo. Isumred for
$14,000.
The river fell one loch at this point last night, and
boa been stationary shies morning, with 54 feet water
to Cairo, 2S inches on the lower and 4 feet water on
the upper rapids.. There L 2 feet in the channel of
the Illinois, and 4 feet in the Missouri. Weather
clear and warm.
FRISZPOTtr, m., Sept. 7.—The State Fair is a com
plete =cues. Not less than 25,000 people were on
the round. The receipts for to-day amount to
$5,00 g 0. The steam plows were on exhibition this
forenoon. Fowkes' machine plowed ea acre in eleven
minutes. The number of agricultural implements
on exhibition la lamer than on mg prevlotu fair.
The Farmers Convention meets this evening for the
purports of discussing nutters pertaining to agricul
ture. Friday is the but day of the fair, when the
premiums, amountiug to $18,500, will be awarded.
SYnactres, N. Y., Sept. 7.—The Republican State
Convention, to nominate candidates, met at noon to
day. The Hall was crowdod to eat:location. Ward
Dant, of Oneida cu.. Wl.l chosen temporary chair
man. Adjourned till afternoon.
Syracuse, Sept. 7.—The Convention this after
noon made the following nominations For Secretary
of State . Elite W. Leavenworth, of Onondagas Co.;
Comptroller, RobL Dennison, of Orange Co.; Attor
ney General, Ches. S.ltlyers, of St. Lawrence Co.;
State Engineer, Orville W. Story, of Allegheny Co.
NORFOLg, ia, liapt• 7.—A destructive fire this
morning consumed Mechanic's 11111 in this city, to
gether with six large stores• Loss nearly $40,000.
The buildings were Insured.
Bpsvos, Sept. 7.—The royal mail steamship Amer
ice sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, via liallfax
with $.50,000 in speeds.
Lovisviux, Sept. 7.—The river Ii falling, ve
feet 11 inches tretar in the canal.
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A C•ae.—Jlrrerr. Edifor.: The Jefferson Guards,
of Canonsburg, baying been present at the late en
campment for military instruction at'Camp Brad
dock, take pleasure in expressing their erotire satis
faction with the regulations that were made for the
comfort and wants of those in attendance, and desire
to express their gratitude to the commanding officer
for the courteous treatment received at his hands; and
an desire, also, to return to the Duquesne Greys oar
heartfelt thanks for their many acts of kindness ex
tended to as, and hope that we may ha, a an oppor
tunity of meeting them again, and returning at least
• part of their ltindness; and we shall ever remem
ber them as gentlemen, worthy citizens, soldiers arid
friends. Ws. B. CALOEIAN,
J. C. BrNsar, ‘‘•
Committee.
We. A. liCliurr.
LILL:TIMIS —F. It. Brant, Esq., President a .m.
the Y. M. Ili Library Arsociation haft appointed
tho Lecture Committee for - 1859-'GO, ea fOllOl/:
MD. U. Kinosid. chairman; Joe. Albree; Wnl.
D. hrGowan, Joseph D. Potts, Chris. Magee.
The coarse will commence daring the preseot
month. We learn that Mr. Vandenboff bee been
i
engaged for the first evening.
Tun Odd Fellows of Ells both and vioiniLy
are going to have a celettrati n at that place on
Saturday, 10th inst.. Au ad resit will be deliv
ered by R. Biddle Roberts, Esq.
Ten Pittsburgh hi. P. Conference will meet
in Sharpstarg, nett Wednesday, at 9 o'clock.
LIGHT COZZI, well cut and neatly made,Tants and
vesui suited to the season, boys' clothing of choice
material Ind handsome styles. White shirts out on
• riz principle, a good variety at J. L. Carnaghan
t C .'s, Federal street, Allegheny. f
Z Eva.—S. A. Sterrett, AL D., devotes special
attention to all Mewl,' of the aye Cataract re
moved by • new operation, eauslng but slight pain
or ride to the eye. Residence, 277 Penn street.
Notice to Builders and Contractors.
THE UNDERSIGNED (formeli foreman
Mr Rowland E
Parry) would neepectfolly r
Inform threw
for whom he boo done work. sad the public Irma:rally, that
be Islao• prepared to fungth Slate., or put on Mats Boob,
to the moat approved mane. Orders for Hoeing or We
pairing of Slate Boot. (If left at the el. of Alem.lautta
lie, cantor of Etna guest and the Oanal rush ward,)
be promptly situated to. TllOll4l WAY.
curler:rid.
TO 041P1'MA.1.113'143
Valuable Iron Works in Miseauri
=EEO
THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS "THE
SIS.RASIEO . or MAURY'S IRON WORMS." dins
led le Phelpe county, In the Btate of Missouri, being Ove
miles from Jamestown Station on the Southwest Branch of
the Yeelflo Railrowl,loo mile. from the city ofBt. Louts—
Wootton to the. state of Thomas James, dseeseed,ts offered
at 7111 ate asle, for the purpose of settling ash' estate.
This property omelets of
we
ten thousand saes of land,
abounding l
ingsiestaubl banks of lb. best Clue of Bp.-
War Ore, located by es - pertained parties at an eitrly
day, and poetesses impator advantages of eon end timber.
Yor the Idannfecture of Iran It Is unaarpmeed. The Ore
Rank Ls only onnthird of a mile distant hom the Pomace,
and an be mined and healed at net not uceedlog slat 7
mats per ton, which yields sistyais per cent of metal 1,, the
•
furnace.
The Work., embr.ing the Furnace., Totters. Vlcatrion
Villa,/lc, /lc , era driven by • magnlacent ne...failleg ffPrimit
- - the principal bead and chief waurea of the Mars/nee Blear
—owl, =Kowa opens twelve foot fall, ample power al all
USW. of the year; I. neither affected by drought, !median
Of high water, and la rinmrpaesed far beauty and In the con.
venison, and economy with which the power is porreenent
ty •emred. The works are now and have been for wend
'ewe in enontenfol operetion, the furnace making twelve
tone of No.l Cold Bled Pig Iron every twenty four hours.
The Yarns. Black end Blowing Cylinders, to., are new
nd of the most approved plan and construction. Theban&
log. are complete in every particular, and of Wadent ca.
trolly for all purport.
Patrice wishing to purchase are invited to apply In person
. by letter, to WILLIAM or ANVIL JAMBS, atllarameo
Iron Works, Ilbsonn, or to OoL Whl. ff. BOND, at Md..
eau, Ohio, and every facility will beoffered for a pare oval
evanination of the property,. a more aped& desaiPtion
.eat by mall, if desired. au=ditateltadir _
PENNSYLVANIA
- -
St ate A.griottlt.ttral Society. I
EEXHIBITION.—ThuMath Annual &hi
tattoo of the Pennelleaula State Agricultaral Society,
wlll be held at Poweiton, Plailadelphte, on Tualday, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Ptiday, the th, 27th. =thud Stith
days of Betotember wan. On the let Septembr, the Pro
rotary will remora to the Booms - of the Philedalphia 8o
clety for the promotion of Agriculture, No, (d Chesnut
.trot, Philadelphia, where books of Entry for the Exhibi
tion will be opened.
Letter addressed to the Secretary at lianizburg. John
bPdowen. •
Philadelphia, or Charles IC, Engle, Bcutlaton ,
will trost•ith attention MUM September.
OASIS TAGOAST, President.
A. O. Morns, EoctatUJ•
B as,do for Exhibition carried on all the Railroad..
am Mat., to and from, free °, rhos. , • .191.avuel
Coral Land.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES cf valuable
mel land for sale on Greso slow, In Henderson con.
ty, Hy., about thirty miles from the moral. There are one
handrail and Swingy flee sets* cleared.
ma coal la vary conrealant to tits river and la of snail.
lent quality. There Is a large amount of valuable timber
on Ulla land. .are miW cooranlent, arid stavigstkek
tripled at all lima.
, Any pence desiring to puritan will eTply to
W. ANTHONY,
araltßaerd.4l, Cheataboro, Ky.
Wu. 11. ROELBOCK,
99 unzary srszigr.
ANNOUNCES TO MS PUPILS AND TOE PUBLIC
That Id will mama, big Lemma on the Plano, Vocal Hoek,
AGOUBT 29. Apply at Ma reddest►, mto my pupil,
tiIr.OHARLYIS MELIAM n Wood Aw2-9AttdOt
JERSEY PEACH BASKETS;
Split Pont.. do
Orchard do
Clothe. do
A bole lot. aseort.d, Jut r.o'd and filr gab by
satodAwt 6AIII3I6IIIIIDDLT, 11 Diamond
nDUBLE LID MARKET BASKETS;
OPou do . do
do do
Amoy Lind do
All Anal, by du neat, dozen or singly for sal* by
Waiver BAAISLTS SIDDLI, No. = Inatoork d
Uri ERRING--50 bblo. for
MINIM sale by
s
NSW PUBLICATIONS anderesh sapplies
In all departnwntr. now varieties Eitatwoory and
Writing Paper. E. 0. 00000.AtiL Antenna.
SWEET POTATOES--10 bble. received thits
' ••: ••
.
,rl
' IPMwrifrimlarrrTrYi off
" • • •
fl -1.../IORN-5000 bus. for au end to arrive.
4
ett 113:=C 4 XT4 =CUM a cox
Commercial
eiTzsaultun istax.mtras,Tz.
iltrev*d itpederzy for a.) Piifsbur9h Gave!.
. Sip. rrniscaaa, SEMsprr, Exerattasa 8,
41.011}1—ttia narkatlmi modarstoly sabre. at Primo a 1
shade earior than ;yesterday, and the salesfoot up largely, I
being about 2,100 blabs. Sates it depot of 100 bids Super si
54. 40 85 do Spring Wheat Stall at Sfor 4. sod SO
0.40
do condosaued
4/.3
at fid. Prom more, :40 Obis St $5 f. 4 • 4
Wis S,S est Family Sstrs, awl PO for White Wheat. do; 8 du
•t $ 5 for Natl. and $5.50 for roallly do: 55 do Yaps st SS.
'AZ do at SA do do al SS: 4do Family Estes. Whig.
Wheat, st SS 2 00 do Extra tad Sootily dost 1.5 and SnXi
100
do ,
iTeSk•S S• and SSW tot the thew gredeg 150 do at
SIMI for Sauer sod $5,14. for Etta: 50,40.7 5 . 40, 150. WS
eo anti 126 no at $5 for Super, $3,4105,5 for Stara and $5,-
no fur Family; 100 do Sigma sot gasidir 1545 and $ -5,4ft and
Fancy tnutds $5,75 8 05, Feller. do not . note, in their...-
tends, too distinction between Spring and Winter Wheat
I Floor, but Spring SUM and Sztra..Y ho 0.0" d et h 7,50
and $5. Ste Flour, 40 tads !OVA
Cild.AlN—s good demand for dltniCr, both for seed eat
\ mimes: Wed from rtcre of bash blediterranaan st St;
IS; 1.000 do at $1.,Z0; 1,000 do too seed at $1,20 for Red and
$1,40 for Mate; slid 1,1700, It., and 1;430 barb it sTsai ISO
at 85
Ned and $1,23 I, MOW. FM. 400 bash from store
LI.TI. 114, ..0.0 and 150 boon hien store at 3141Sti. '
a RCICEMCS—ssIea of 10 1400 Idolitaloet ad""ls do at
EKANS—a ells of 20 bosh small white at P. c; , 030
8e006 , --salas mr I.wo 6 .d 11) ,%,"
17 N ®73,,' for Eboaldera, s% for Sides and 10, for a
me 1,500 lbs 661w:dates and bides at 7% and g;li.
CIIEESE--ashs of 60 .of :LI bre It 5 far goof W.
x.
SALT—sales of ^ea , bbl. Extra at sl,a,
POTATOES--r la of LO bash Redtst 40. mud 6 bbli. Sweet
$4.
BOTTKIR.—• ss.lo of 2,000 Am. wt 10.
11•1—salon of 21. bad. at, aca;o. at 1,164111 ton.
ORICKENB—• NO. of 100 Piin Hoe ni 'AS 1.4. 0
EIONICT AWN AND Co3l3linit.Claa. ,
The usenet express computes have ;creed together on •
new and uniform scale of prime to be award Ulm the Itch
Inst., for the tranrunisehm of money. Tbe rates are
some.
what higher then heretofore charged, under the inlinenceot
severe competition, but unconsidered es fully warranted in
view of the risk anumed To what &recalled outeldepoluts,
commisieg New York, PhiladelPhie, Quincy, Burlington
Buffalo, Baltimsra, Keokuk, Bock blend and Wisconsin,
the rate* are to be El 1141,000 for Hank Notes, $1,50 for
Gob!, $3,50 for Palm. On thews prices they graduate thh
wale for retalntg on comtracts for $lOO,OOO Ili annum, and
tieing to ppoo,ooo, at go reduction for each addition.) r.30,-
000, caking It for • millkin, 760 i thommiel,
On inside point; radii u Pittsburgh, Cleveland fowls.
vine, ix., the rate is fixed at 60:14 "IV on Bark N0ta,761
on 001414,50 for Silver, and graduated down, on annual
contract; to 35c on Bee millions of paper for sending, pod
6650 on one million of Oold. They contract agrownowits lbw
to }minify that the el:tweeted we to be divided u nearly
equal as postage among the companies having the destine.
Non arm:lemon point between them ft . - arrangement will
tend to mer the profits, of the 'eorthag butnera a: preterit
rates for craws; and must, we presume, be compermated
by &dere in some way, eir rates for acillog or
lower allowance to the d rawe rs tor packages remitted.—
[Ctn. Com.
Telegraphic advice. from New Orleans state dist the gold
or Om wry from Celifornia to New York is only gldN)0,000.
, If this be not an error the emonut will to • disappoint.
[runt to those who look le these arrivals to fortify our tank
vaults against the European drain,—N. Y. Trip.
The Import of epee. eoin New York for the week ending
Saturday, was as follows •
Tr
Prevtoneiy reported..
......$48,585,90 P 7
...... 17,811;257 (10
82,7.83,998 00
[N. Y. Coar.
The Bank Statement of the week le • noir= one, and
about what tree looted for. 11 wee anticipated, from the
ems of money, that the Bents telt strong, and were expand
ing their loans. The figures of the rations t e
ems, now mand
about as they did two wean ego.
the line of however,
being shoot $.201,000 greater.
The following is oaroparative statement of the condition
of the New York City Bank , for the wools ending August
28 and Augur
Total far 1859
gams ;Imo la 1848
Same Ilmo In 1851.
•
...rig. Tr. Sept. 3.
8117,311,070 $110,104,202 Inc._ $153,181.
. N 020,036 21,478,299 750,233
. 8,211,279 8,373,318 Inc:- 139,039
. 71,791,817 73,155.700 lot ...1,363,88.3
Pi. T. Tett..
PtIILLMISIIII CAT= 1110000, lloutlay, Sept 5, 1858
About =OO heal of boot cattle wero offered id the different
yards this week, tint price. wens steady. not et from 714
elc, madly at from 814, to 9,t.f i c the 100 lbs. at w hid:vides
lb. bulk of the offerings
It were dimposed of.
Of Sheep about 8000 em dispose.' of at prey iota price.;
the demand was luta.. Among, the. galos were
2188 . "8
1300 '48:4
824 748
The vilest market abated quiet MU mooting and . shade
weaker than Batnrday, owing to the hoary receipts, which
exceeded one hundred inensand brunet.;hot ao 'Clung. •
good demand musing op for spriog grade. st • decline of a
bout O. Wilder .hest was doll, lad • anode lower. Abbot
90,000 onebets wheat ware sold, in $l,OO for No. I white; 88
@We for N 0.2 red ; fur rejected winter ; 734373V j 0 for
ha 1 sprlog; 61448)700 for N 0.2 opriog ; and 5,70 tor reject
ed opriog. ail n Uore—clotiog quint at 730 for No. 1 sun 70c
fur No. apring. Floor mu active end firm fur spring
vadat, aunt 1100 Onto of which were sold at $3,25434.t0 for
common to fair brand.. /Winter what,. extras continue doll,
with limited sem at 81.40@AP. Corn was tun e god advan
ced 1A5111... About 31,000 bittliel. changed band; at Mc for
common canal afloat; 514(3.62140 for Na 1 in store: and
52c for Na 2in eters. Oats quiet and steady at 250 for No.
1. and 220 for nj.ted. Ilya 5.5 c. Barley In gad demand at
450 for No. 1 In store, and 35c for ha 2. Timothy good
study eit $1,40(42.Ui--[Chlcaffa Press.
Faticas—We regret tottossornu• tomer readers the ens
pension of Georg. B. Baby, Esq., Produce Commission
merchn, of this dry. As a genuetnen of the strictest in
tegrity, and as so active sod energetic merchant, Mr. Tet
ley bee bug otood high in th.e.lbastioo of the conronnlty,
end In his soisfortoot• he Liu the sympathy of the erdiro
hotincsalmbUc. Ulm liabilities, we understendolmouot to
about sl‘ooo, sal Lis esmts to $35,500. Ills kw. lan
L.
mainly by ads. Arian; 00 the old crop. to correspondent. in
thio Stabs end lowa We bear that there Is • [Ur prospect
of ids being ab'e to errant...l.r.. WI to go on with Ito
In:sinew, which rumor, wo hope. will Vora ox . rect.
Mr.
it
1 1 7 th
to-day f un d lo
we of Tresuiteer of the
Booed of Trafa—the fds of which were In hie ha:We-eau:l
Well sorest' safely depoolted with his bondemeo.--Ctilcsgo
Canadian.
Net peyoNb..
Prase
Misr .--wa understand that Saturday night Ir. a
heard fro. prevailed over the northern portion or Math...
doing much damage to the Inte ann. At Freeport the li,•-
pn on the State:Talc grout.. aara nearly all klied.--Shia.
Press.
Pr. Loco, Bert 6, r. ea—The flour market to unchanged
In every respect. Euperfine city ts bold at g441..23. Who.
Is dull, but prim too uurlangod. Prime red, 1341,10.
Recelpts, OLOCO bushels. Corn, dull; nsceipts, 4,000 bu,b,h.
Thera le • fotf demand for Oatkand prima hs. adrauced to
410430 for prima Provishme steady at 91 4 ' for bacon aides,
and 7t,ift”.o for el:welders. Barrel lard, 1040)104.
Nothing done In Homy or Lead. No dotage la matey mar
-1 ten. Itacbsarge,;4.i prem.
As we entkipated, tactual. went down 'today to I per
cent premium. Mb Id ves7 comfortable,. compared with
the rate. ruling • few day. ego. Busingna aralunes fro,
and as compared with mouths Olt, It 1.1 decidedly scare.
Itirerybody aeons more cheerful, thoriglOof course it will
take several months of ultra shipment? , uad economical
purchases to square up old obligetions.Chiesgo Preen.
Imports by Railroad.
P. P. 89. k C. 11...16.—Allegheny Station, (for July and A4r
gust.,)-478= 0 besb wheat, 101 her, 84 bbla apples, 166
do butter, 2 35 do egg., 1162 bs.A , chsess., 21,M1 bash oata.7o
bbls uhlsky, Me do door. 185,dis Sassed, 120 bbla fish,
1600 bush Rye, 3006 do corn, 1339 dos broom, 189 do buck•
eta, sands, omegnees.
DIVER NEWS.
• -
The gay Watt pasted Pomeroy, on her wey up,. the of
ter.oh of blonder bleriner passed the nem place
pippedown, cm Puntlar, found two feet tat:Weeny. She re
her freight from Cincinneti oh Wheeling, and so did
tbeulenwood. 1, harheen brought Wilma, the principal
part at lout, tip rall. The river at W. hid bet Zi inched of
water.
The I ulerlile Courier, of Monday, case tba Elszal Doll Ls
lust out of th e dry dock, and will reeome her place In the
Cairo mall trade ibis smacking.
The Ecabouty had been .groan
d at Warsaw but Sunday,
but worked °IL
The Ream. g
, co her recital dose uwerArlp, was pu
Ore ll at
nag or lo In Buffington, whicti Gunk tbe Fulton City,
rsturZg It out of the cnanuel. Capt. Dorually dreams
tbe V.of the uudarwriters, boatmath and the sUpplog
public generally for hie aerricaa
Steamboat
1111114 ED•
Telegraph, Eros/mil*
Jethamo, BrommiThr.
Cot, Bayard, Elisabeth:
feet 6
Talagraptst Rlastrata.
New To... Sept. 7.-Cotton heavy; tale. C6O Was. Flo,
beavy, except state, which Is brut; asles 13,000 bbis. Wheat
heavy; salsa 12,000 bus at $1 35®110 for whltr, $ll6 for rod
Ohio; $(116 tor Michigan. Cora quirk salos 13.000 nue.
Pork heavy at $l4 67%415 for mann slol2®lo 25 for
prime. Lard buoyaut. Whisky Imo at 26/4427.
Idu Cut Near;
ado
hams 8%. Tallow steady at 10%. Sugar hoary; scov
bU t it
Market: Reaves firm; receipts 3000 bead; average
Prices' 869%; extremes 6%®11. Sheep decliro/d; receipt+
2/.0,000 6.4. .11 q.litka bare .lightly declined lm prim
sales at T 4637; doted dull. EMIe firm; receipts 4100 head.
Stor kl,,Qs firm; Ch k Rk Id 70%; Cumb'd C.l 14%; 111 Oen
RR E.S do bond. BS; N Y flen 79%; Beads 44%; do errs
136%; O.Ch 74%; Par 11 3 El Co 63%; Ruda. RA 11754
do preferred 38. A meeting of the .toad mortgage bond.
holden was held to-dr and resolutions ware adoptcd urg
ing vigoro. action for th. appointment of • mayor, and
the early sale of the road
Prittuarkina, Bard 7.—Flonr: receipt. in excess of de.
Mend; prime droc*brig rates to home trade mop from 4,1 E 4
to $4 76 for old stout imperfater, $4 6706 IS fresh gloom%
$i 67%05 62% for old stock and bah ground erde% $ 5
ea
n 36 10 - for extra family and Wry. Rye Flour anoCorn Heal
steady. Wheat unchangat u s gold atsl. Mt Z 4
whits at $1 M. R.: 600 bus Del sold at it Penns at 750.
Corn &deemed; aka 2500 brayellow at 560: OM In better
demand; 1000 bus 0.1 Ps, In elm, sold at 3C4 eome DIM at
304 2000 but at 314:45. Whisky steedy et 27€121%. •
Oactintarr, Rept. ".—Ploor unchanged In prices or in
the tone of the Wheat Inactivw, 006 050 for good
$1 0301 10 for white. 0.12 not moving Indy; sake
.70071. Oda he/4 at 446 fair. . Cut ideate held tm
firmly as to chock the market Bacon dd. 9%; aboulders
7%; kW. Pork
Sept
itarrizon. 4 7.—Ploor hoary and lower; Howard et
and Ohio breads sell id $6. Wheat Oro; alas 16,0C0bur at
$1 15<ill 40 lot whits; $1 05611 20 for rod. Corn 4.411
white and Yellow quoted et 7FialiCk Provisions Inn and
ectivw. 800. OM arliNglOc for Shies; Bless Pork sells
sts 2S. W6la4 9dNne 5854•
011...L.LA AND Jr...x
TUI LATEST IMPROVEMENT
Sewin
TUM Is TUE MACHINE whose owners
aroma • promtoo2 of
In Pttlladaphts to my other on exhibition at the 'Franklin
jnAltntathat amid tin the sane range of tort as watt—
'Mali offer nabob:4 bean aceeptedttla anpertetity meat ba
conceded. Toe olio at
11.. M. M.A.14.134.11.1.1•1. & CO.
int94ll*T _ TEDIIILL bT. ,ALLIOUESY CITY.
SAIDUEL B. FLOYD & CO.,
0011111381051 AtEIICUANTE,
And denim In Flo:m.omin and Produced
311 LIBARTY =REST, near PA t..% Depot,
PITIIBURG% PA. Ip]
PRG BEDS— of several
" ceptkinds
J—mtootaturng by asaulforWYON :m
—" 28 actd ao SaGrEfleld Stmt.
lt/UAMnTI:-----Th---TOP 'DRESS 0 BUREAII
.I.U.—atbeautild designs; lintalapl god In warehouse.
said - T. EL YOUNG t CO.
Per' and
Red"
OTATORS-50 bus. r_c
BARsm.
More and for sale bY
tlF (Catj S °IDA.R,PINE 0 liti every
%, sodsrps. forAala stlowestriesi to lb* ttide by
EDIDDLI, 21_ Diamm,
foz
Po— on gd W sees—Cons y
fwtpry by MUST & aesxts.
J. . 0 "Ne c«.a latmity u.n draft.
i rtAki 0 m store and for sale at
10 . 0 ,4 hdory prim by =ST/ BABMIIi
safiCana Malty sad Used yt.•
TIMOTiIy. MED-1001m Prima rSP,:iOSI.
CC4114-4909 bus. in stare mad far mao
BOISIDXCLUAIIParagg,
. .
NEWACIBICULTIIIW. SETTLEMENT.
Ter au. FARuE.
A eßaiii..moracop,r
ticrttinientg: (railysitisouluthan:tal:y
Philadelphia, on th Camden
ny and
Atlantic R. R.,Jcia .
Ah estate coodsting of several' thardands alluvia of
ocive roll has neendistdel into Tunas et Haw-.
'redone darn
Ault the purchaser. A population Of somm
dna!, from Tatham parts of the middle States ail hew Ing•
land have setthal,There the past par, improrat
mad raimitrcelif anent The g cloo of the land le at Um
the lad thebeet.
IoW ma of fmm $ l5 VW Pe r s ore,Ocena, Pe en.
rally tar the production of Wheat. Clever,
nthM and Vegetables. IT 13 PON3iDEHED fill B 5
13T .
111.131 T SOIL IN TILE UNION. The plarre perfedir
sceettmr7afrontitna,froste—ticr....l3o4lesatrat.cll4o.enrg.y cli.theg.fetr...er.b; •
Hy 131 examining the place itself, • corred Juogius e,
can be forined of the productiven.•a. of the land. The Mays
are made may to ware the rapid Improvement of the leterh ,
which Is only sold for actual. imprcrer,-..-.t. Th e reenl h, tr i ,
been, that within th
em th year, some (Ara ?tun
h•ve been erected; tw ill!, one tta.., (Oar Mores, mate
forty • lanyard. sad Pesch orchards planted, and a largo
number of other Improvements, melte; it a dangle and
salve place of buthilMs.
THE 11.11/Hgr
se /he reader mgrierceive from its locatioo , le the
B TIM 'UNION. •
Predate bringing doable the prim than in lotationa aWaythe
from the city, and more than double the Or:6th=
West. H. de known that the earliest end best Baits and
vegetables In this latitude momlrmo Now Jersey, and are .
annually exported to Wee xteat hor.
In loaning hero, the settlerliss many advantages. lie I.
within few hoots ride of the groat t at ot New Tartan!
Bilddle States. he Is near the old friends and ascots- •
done,hid
rte
is In • settled country wheat easn.y inspreerment of •
aratfort oireliattian is al Achal. Be ran buy every ton•
de he *ante et the cheeped price, end sell his produce for
the highest, On the West tab I. reverted,) be hasheels
Dahl. children. divine siervice, and will cites ope wn
winter,
end dellghtf al climate, where farm Wre utterly unknown.
The remelt of the change open thicee from the north h. gen
erally been tr. radare them to err exmalLentetate of health.
le the way of building and Improring,lamber Can boob-
Mined at the mill. at the rater& $lO to id per thousand.—
Bricks trout the brick yard opened In the place. Every
at
can bete ured In We plare, good carpenter. are at •
hand, Sad there la no place in the Valois where trilidlnge
and Improvements can be made cheaper.
The radar will at once he struck with tho advantages bare
presented, and mk bit:melt why We property has cot been /
taken up before. The MEn Is, tt was Deter thrown tn the /
market; and unless theme determents were corwm, ene/
would be Invited to Miami= the had berme patch...nog:7 ,
Thlthll are expected to do: They will see land under MIN%
ration, each the extant atlas ettUentent the ti.T', 6ll.°
&fah; meet persons trout their own neighborhood; they
will witness the improtwoents and can Judge the character
of the population. If they mere with • view to settle, they
should mere prepared to stay • day or two and bo ready to
parchme, as locations cannot be held on refusal.
Them ate two daily trains to Philadelphia. wed to all set-
Uwe who Improve, the Rm2roa Company a Tree
Ticivt far tie wurrithi, asda rattrprice Ticket for larreyerrs-
TILE "WWII 011 , 11AMMONTON.
Its bumetloo with Om sgrlcaltaral eettlement, anew and
thriving town Ind Instantly arisen. War& present , induce
ments/or any /lade basinats. particularly "fors and Mae
afar:feria. The dace basin= could be carded on 111 this
piece end market to good advantage, atm cotton badness,
and manufacterim of Agricultund Implements or Swede
dee tor ree f small articles. The Improvement has been
eo rapid to to imam • conwtht and permanent Ma. e of
badness. Town lots of • good sire, ore do not sell smell
one.. as would effect the ImpMroment of the place) can be
bed at from $lOO and upward,
The Hammonton .Frareter, moonily literary and e4rt
cultural thee; containing toll informs.. of Beaumont.
can be obtained at 23 cents per annum.
Title indlsputable—wenentso deeds given. ewer of all In
cumbrance when money la Melte to We teal lease
Vine wort wharf, Philadelphis for Ilanusionum by nail
; road, at 7' a or 4!' r. w. Fare cents. When there,
Inquire foe !Ir. BITIN Ed. Boardiog conveniences on
Pardee lied better stop with Mr. Pyruest. a Priuoitel,
Way
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May hare decided mto pnrcimaing. sa he will show them
over the land In hie free of expeme. Letters and
got ikelm' aton to n 7.0 be t, nad
r ticcon rt ‘ t ' y New Tent y " or " S.l
ihr2 South Fifth attest. Philadelphia. laps -_
-bed Information cheerfolly fnrulalked. )04,0040e.
$ 549,G49 90
49,076,:51 97
T" 'I A NtONTON FARMEIier.-1,1:10y87
paper devoted to Literates° and Agriculture, also cet-
Ling forth full acconnts of the cm with - tomtit of Flaunnoce:
ton, to Nov Jersey, can be subscribed for at only 25 muds
pm WM..
Lech. postage stmopo for the omonut. Aliso. to Eli ,
tor of tho Farmer, Ilammonten 1. 0., Atientic Co.. Non
Jersey. Thole rrhilalint chimp land, of Abe beet quabty„ in
onion o...healthiest mud moat delightful amine* in tit.
Union, and whom crops ass never cut down by frosts, Ito
terrible scourge of the north, no adrertter merit *I Hammon
ton Lands. prerndelci
.ARlki LANDS FOR SALE 25 NILES
1_ froth Philadelphia by Railroad, in rho Brat. of New
Yeraey. among the Lott for Agricultural mamas be
ing a good from 1011, with a cloy bottom: The landle •
large met, divided Into small forms, and hundreds from all
parts of the courdry roe now welling and ,building.' The
crops produced are forge and can Lo soen growing. Tirc
climate Is delightful, nod seettro from Imam Terms from
$l6 to r.o per acre, pare& within four year. by Insist.
manta. To alert tho plain--Leave Vine Stroot Wharf at
Philadelphia at 7?,4 4. IL by Railroad for Liammonten, or
address R. J. Byrum, by letter, Hammonton L'oet Otice, At
lantic omuty.fle• Jamey. floe full advertisement in an
other column. - jot:coact
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A LL 'WANTING FARMS IN A DE
.4.3_11000 climate, rich son, and secure from fruits, ow
advertiscrosat of UAW matt. Lands In another collnn.
PERSONS WANTING CI ANON of bu
i_ awn for health, wa adnalisockent 01 linmeconian
lamb In number column. Juiunclam .
rito ALL IVANTING tAltilS, See AdVer
iL Usemant nammonCon Lands. juteod6m
PERSONS WISHING TO CHANGE w
their:
ite.hoix to • rapidly lucrsesiog ruuutry, a Ne Sst..
tlemeue where hundreds am gulag, where the climate ..'
mild and dellghtlul,wwwleustimelmml the Ilaudnout.
Sottlement m soother column. Jutm.46m
WISHING. TOtSTrine 9 ' A . : h B . L
hmf
ees, t. g ood, ie. athertlwrnent of the Ilssurnenton
jteheedGun '
UOE BUSINESS AND FACTORLES raw
S
be carried 012 prcdtably at lbaum.taa. E•asaver•
tbeateat of Lbaamantoa Land. jai-canal
TE:I'I.B O N CITY TILUST CO.,
No. 250 Liberty Street.
BAN. NOF DISCOUNT. 'Excuiu,or ,
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Stack...... $ 150,001ji7
Capital Represented, over 1,000,000 -.:
T ..
air SrOornelletind ass Imp Intinozalsr .iik -.
Gold, Silver, Par rands and Onrrencyreceleed o aerwair.',
ALL MONEYS allowed to remain fur a Sped , d Toar.,-!.'
WILL DRAW INTEREST. Eight Exchange oath Restart',
and Western eitlea cowardly for sale In men to mit.
Oollection• made In all tbe principal tides in L a United'
Sham and the Canada., and PROCEEDS PROMPTLY BE.
BUTTED M any dealeml potht, on day of instmliy.
• DISI0001111:
' John Idoorheed, Alsiander Sorsrth, John Death, Geo. B.
.Ilead,J. MIL Widiarn Seibert, W,Alcalhatock,lienryllc• ..
Cullough, Retort Anderson.
O. E. WARNER, Preehlent. .
.25:1 d • It:O. SOSIMERTZ, out, ien
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RE-OPENING.
PR OF. COWPER'S FASHIONABLE
DANCING ACABIDIY, at NETILLE LULL, corner
of Fourth and Marry straits, Pitteburgh.
Pref. Cowper haeng returnee:lto the city. toepectiolly le-
forme the citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny twat be aid
reapen hie Dancing Academy at the above lien, on NAY=
URDAY, Ileptember ild, and will continue to teach the es.. -
onnplishment la all tie serione branches, together with'
instruetknee In the etiquette of the Ball Boons end Emig...
Wail, graceml deportment of person, An. All ths haat
and mat lathionshie Ball Boom and Parlor I.anoes, as,
taught by him iu the WWII cities, melt as Lee CaledoMana
Gmuliona, Polleh klezenrka Qua/eller. Ise Lender Qme
drilla Pella Quedritleer. lithottlach Qua:lst:Ler; London
Lancer Qmedeller. Buselan Alcumrka llnadrillede Platt or .
ch,.... With ihimeraldo Well., Vassuriana Weltz;fiebotd"
tacit or German Mks: Cinque or Pisa Step 'Wolin; Ciellh
cola Miniekth, Espanola and Bohemian Polkan.Balows;
Polka hlasmerkx Gallopade; Openith Bance;' Stergreen
Pollan eiCilleintli Circle, Ac„ Sc., will be taught at moderate
term.
Deucerrult!o? . :sll be u 143
amps , CULlLS—Thoredsji•and Eatoro,,,
6 el ,
MAMMA AND Illl9s6E—Thuredays and Setaeler.
'l'' 6 3 =A- 11 V .
0 8 ClA6l3—Thuridoye so! Saturable from
8 tole e.w.
PRIVATE CLAM for ladled who doetre lt. . ..-
Prof. Cowper will oleo giro instruction. to Private Mom
or ttatruction given at the redder,ce of pupils, lf require!.
N. B.—Yrof.C.ron be wen at - the shore HO, on dayo of '
tuition. from 2 to 6 sod 7 to 100. A., or st the NAM.
NOUSE dolly. . _ an 24
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DBYARTILD.
Telegraph, Brownsville
Jefferson, Brrownevillr,
CoL lleyard, Ett
FRANCS WHITE ZINC PAINT .
PRAM TUE
VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY ,
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OF PA_RIS..
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PHIS PAINT is adapted to all purp oses to 1... , A. ,- ;
1,, which the beet White is applicable, It - does not 7'. .. 7 '
tern yellow, as lase feverishly dows and will scqulre the - , "
bard.. sad emotional! of Coach panelling without the aid '
of varnish, end Is sully washed. Colors with' a sloe beds
retells their frosheem .d brilliancy of color. . .
ISM pounds will corer ow afoot aurf.e, edits the tome , .
body,. XJd pounds of load—showing greet tanowy as eat
as beatify..
In order . that, puttee nasydoPeed epee getting the article . -
strintlyParre they should barer SOW bet the teuet rc.. - pect.
bit houses. The Orsensey ehlp bat two qesditles, kuorre Y...,-
1 end &on Whiu Dr,. Red and Omen SeeL The No., • ,
- 1
or Red Red is the article most teed for Fainting peep... „ - -
the Snow Whitens Omen EA. being only used for the m ail .... ,
expensive vast. JOSISPEi IL 9711010; Agent for the Co.. ..; 7 ; .. ..:-„,-
Orders addressed to etherof the follow leg bonus vein be...„, ~,, ,. i
Cll. at. the ore reduad tart( ef Otte, either Dry Or in , .. ~...,
Oa. ” LIALL "ok CORNELL,' • - - --:
• - 1= Elia. Lebo; New 'fork„ ~ ;'-:''''.
REYNOLDS, DEVOE k 113.d.TT, -
Ind and lOS lollop street, New York.. -,'" .1 . -.
Machin
$2OO O
Dr. Ilimusl B. Vltava, 01tlary Corrector
or Antl.lllllorao re.—P carol y ;
& MD, Bat. sod DA alto, Remedy for -
BILIOUS DIDORDEBB.
RICE ILIADAIDII, . •
amous ux.picar, ) •
DYSPEPSIA
TORPID LIVIA OR 52011 A OIL • •
OOSTIVRISESS,
BILIOUS OUTIPIPTIO COUGH,
" ADEL ISOMP
INDIORSTIOR, BLUR 810.11•011, de,
• MIN MIME%
MUM BLOO . D,
end 01l complaints ceased Dl IMP BILE ORBILIOUS.
ND& -D/L ORO. U.
KRTRIBB, '
JuStRAcT ua Rood .1 Solo /Igaittor PlUaboogta.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CORRUGATION
OFTEN. VIZIR causait Enritez,
CORNER• GRANrd.ND THIRD srs. FOR SALE
ON ILEUONABLE 721019,
- Toolbar with , ibo °EWAN and PIIILNITURS.
It to wall and sat:Muttony built, caprtola
&S
iodic& tiz:
hundred pomp, comfortably, mod Is only &Sera for sale
De r It la too mall for Oar arcommodatlcatAt
r or locc r t , ac„, apply to WM.II. EVERIION,II Water
Mum; or J. 130013Y.11t, Jib, blet.lran Liberty ' , r.-. ::.
. 0. n. AltozazOlc ,-,
ikffet.ry Board of Trate..
Steam Marble WOtka. •
ThirARBLE S.IINTBTA, made
.111 .k 1 .6 17. 41.4. on tang Ho good bona mould . tea
la anent !Sarnia Mantels ; aney are &inky' near end
idd e.
tacos to the beauty at a bon* than any other artkla that '.
cue be bought with the asme looney: boatice *Jos boass:.
with Marble Mantels will commend • animal:mate sad .
valet or eetrtor was money: they can a ls o bs tanned
1...&l the warble Cannot endanger the afar of hauls • -
taroll Mar y by taking giro, as wood ensateis aue do. •• '
Tope tor Wash Omega gortatone, J.; Itarble and':
Stone ammo, Etontemants. Tem. . 4 d any. SUW. O 4
Curbing andrometery workotall kin& mods weeder-odr _
stock Is theta:gest In Wm ants; contacts ot tin knot marble,
and bane mantersetared by eleactan.T L ga op In Awe
style and Will be and actin tosecsi prices.
2 .= loom awe. Mantel IlOonvonaeOccd
na,7. Otelcs, Ole Litwrif eUllote Pittabnnib,p.,4 .
.koe..
snlebit•At - w w wAu
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HLAIVATILA
.FLT I 1) BozzwaxiaL ,
'.I.ITXNT 1101' PRE24...IeqD HUTiolillatr.uoittina sza.;
i mo jactared. -Also. BOLTS for-Brid6cs,..l l ehb w r .
hde:oral 7.l4l4mentr, to, fzumialpd ot 4 , 44 ,0 •0",' ' •• •
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fob:Woes
- 1 4 — o vai u SVima
t...ol4.rertios pi - ta L-- -- i s t oirarity - bb ls. j 7 ? -5 . t0 . r ":
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