y_F,. - -~~r.
siiciat - tfiaa.
Itilmiuon. comma nu.r.
M• liEZ TI rs o FEJT 8.
PITTBBIII24III. •
P*4 sr cuawr a co..
ZIANIA'AerCtERS OF BIIEATIIINO,
1 9/A 2 = s Ind . 20IIT COPPER. PRA coP
EIVTII2; Boribi,ia Qtlll yaw., BpoltetPoldes;&o.
TraPortas and Dubai to 11131414 TIN PLATR
OHRE? lIIONOVIRE, to. Catiatnolly
I.ll6ratnas a. Tools.
nrahousel o No. Iti? Pint and 120 &court 'OW,
Pittsburgh.
SargPschlprderi dreopper mil° any dealt.] wt...
all2o.lkfflyT
- 7 -
IPoraranitipg and Comnalaalon Marabout,
we=
LND WGIOLIGIALIS
Otseeise. Batter. geed.. Nioh,
1 And Pro-Inm O.wpl U.
. YS Wood &rail. Malang?,
'"." =r/IA. 16:1-`0N 7 111
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
IIIrfOIIOIVILL AND OPIUM IR Zrerf 11111.11 ff OP
COOlllO, I I ARLO4 -AND BEATING RTOVES,
plain a &Pettey Grate Fronts, &c.
9011) Promoter of the Celebrated PATZNT Ods
Beldame and Sawicz CONSITIIINGI
COOK STOVES.
Office a , ul..l3ales /Zoom.
-sosalidto ißio, 4 Sitood St.. PI atab tar g Ita. Pa
_ N. ;nos . ..Arias dz SONS,
111
4'attign And Domestic Bills of Exchange,
.oearivicerts or DEPOSIT,
, DANK NOSES AND 13PECII,
NO. VI MARKET sTattr. errranunair, PA.
SClLeollactioss wale. %lithe principal cltin through.
ttba MAW/Rana: ' asZt.lcly
Fall Fashions.
IidoCICERM ele
aLZSAtE AND DETAIL DFALEI2.4 IN
HATS. OAFS, runs, BONNMTS. &4,
Are now opening for the FALL TRADE a
magalcont stack of FRESH G00D.% which will o.
low eOOlOO. No. 031 WOOD arRE%r,
dat,re shay. Fifth, rittabanb.
OR IC It ()TL R .-
NUM 111
;STRAW BONNETS AND lIATS,W
SONNET,Rturibars,
FLOWERS,
NO. D MARKET STREET,
PITTSBURGH:
13. B. & C. P. MARKLE!,
11•1107iCrOalliII 0?
PRUITINGI, JOB AND ALL KINDS Dif
WR.A.PPING -
Warehouse. No. 27 Wood
rnTsneacri, PA.
myttf
&.
Rum lxmght at msike,t
I:ll;CaiiiM
11.AIILTACTORIBA 07
trop lialling, Ikon Vaults, Vault Doors,
Window Shutter[, Window Guards, he.,
No. 01 tieanui strut and se third .57xed,
(Between Wood and Ilarket,) PITTBBI7BOII, PA.,
Haw CU hand '.Asti of non Patterns, fancy and•ilefo
suitable far an ionvosea. Particolar Attention paid to en.
cloatogn rave Lot. Jobtdog done at abort notice. tura
WU. 04
._.__...._......_._..._...._wu. c: nlmu
VANDEVER & FRIEND,
ORN tin s AT LAW,
a rm
BoLicrrons IR CHANCERY,
. No. 6, Shiner Block, Dubutogt,
glap-Collmtlons promptly made In any part GI Northera
Vliatl V ont s o rn th W e i pvirg '. and Ogle at Baal Eitata, ota
tidal= Money on Bonds and Mortgagor aeL•l7dle
P. 11.,NPLISIL
.1171.POPY111.1i1.
liosiNsoN, MINI% 6c MILLERg,
WODNDICIIS AND MACHINISTS,
W TEE INEkTON" yirOrtil S.
'Pittsburgh, Penna.
onto., No.si Market shoes.
afannfactura all kinds Of Steam Engines and Uhl liacb in
try; Oaatingr,Railroad Work, Steam Rolla, and Moat Iron
Work.
a Jobbing and lfspalring done on rival r,11.1. , . a.13-Irdro
YET MAN tsON
Itaunfactormand Ikulnrio I ell Li LlLif
--- TOBACCO, WIWI' ABM • CIOARB
AN tt
LFJAF rrc•T3..s.ca,
CPrncr of NuaitlfirAt Siren anti DiLosond Alley,
PITTPIIOIIOII, P A
IPOR-1111G - N .W.V.013
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY
DIMICAIV, SIZE & CO.,
ON TB ONION DARE, LONDON, IN SUIDi tIND
PODNI) STERLESO AND UPWARDS
Alen, Mlle on the ininzipal Wien and t,lr. of Prance,
Brigham, 11011 end, Gernuncy, Racfnla acid otter Earni,aan
States nanstentli'on bend and for axle by
WM. 11. WILLI.4,IIa a co
Bankers, Wood street. corner of Third.
r^4., PBX S. LEH,
o 1. ci
no.; 55 Market-St, Pittsburgh.
•
A 010‘11125ortinellt of CLOTIII,
Vintrtie, COlSlltas, mod atl getris surlatkla for Rentlrmo.'
‘Fraraastrar:alve4.
illlPOrdato promptly tiled, Is the lst.t styles qthe srt
meMlydfo
J. SCOTT, °outlet
HAS removed to the house lately occupied
by Dr. Ward, No. 27a Nut (e.ooth aided
third dorm aboya lhod
(Mee Hours from 9 A. m till 6 e. su
- Pittsburgh Steel Works.
3707 , ,Tica, BOYD 4k - CO., •
14anufacturesio4VAST TEL alga, EPHING,P,LOW aaJ
A; it: OT= 13P1113.139md AXLES,
Crariter 2art and Pint Stmt., Pil4ba7 l , Rs
re. • C
; D; ROGI-Trat.l3 6 -
cc ; a an,aaB
1111317FICIMILTLI
flogger. , Improved Patent Steal .
Cultivator Teeth,
101,11 V-r Rots and Firs! Strait. Malmo% Pa..
tolCklycifc•
RAZ. ROAD BPIRaI COMPANY.
Joseph Dilworth-- ..... ..D. W. C. Bidwell
(ge=ware la Feder, natfe @ Sod.—
aiireeemesiss t.,
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CIIAIItS
AND BOAT SPIKES.
Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley,
.arairnre PITTABOLIGIR. Part•,
J. AI. rirrrx,ic
/113E1-1101WVT TAILOR,
No. 54 St. - Clair Street,
(Dr-Irish's Nowncrlldhi,;,. PITTSBURGH, PA
watlidte
blItih.CULOll6 Yaans DESTILoYcIi,
The Onty Remedy es he flhote Men Sure t Erternsinalt
Rem Mxes, OxrialaLleh Beam, dm, MosqtTeces, rues,
11.07113, Mow, 1:10m ifolxs xen 6AIIDIR lASIOM as
50,000 . 1301 n BOLD IN ONE NONTIi
Them GetebMted Remeelloo bore been extensively b.!
Car Mrstay•ttroyoars in ell port. of Enrol*, and their mires
alms power hive hero sitcotai by the Constoof
Yrin?m,Zngtobd, Austria, trials; Bavaria, grmoh.r, Bee*
iub,. Barad, Naples, do, to their Chemical properties
osamitad, oadapprond by the moot d lalogretebbl
Pormithm ail ewer-the world.
Theirtostiactireuess to ail kinds of verrola nod loseria
u hem cortibod to this 'Memtry by the Directors of the
swims PaLlio Institutious, Mouton, Tanners, Proprietor.
offotals, Warehouse, ilsoufacteniso, ere] by carloas dl.
ktsbisbeel prfostileftLemn.
Rtalmrattieoplahromi Cori/Oahu of the oßoocy of
ibtxt limed:Ms mabo moo at the Dep‘nt.
nle,'Fbotersio sod Retail, by the Inventor nod Pre
prietir, :ceizrri =rim. Prestlail Chemist,
inzßroadloiy (ear. licaston .1,1 He. Yort
Genital Alien`for the 11. State. sod Goads., YIIEDEn.
ICE V.SITELITTON.DroggIe4IIO. 13 Allier Rooney cod 417
Areitbniiißsitiork,
:for di Whig city, wbelestle and retain R. It 813 L.
„I*l2B.lkock., enmer . Wood and &end /013.YLIIYING,
Corner Mewed gad !darken at. BREVIAIII It MIMI.
SAN. Allegheny. deatmdfo
thee, Cal and Loather MOM
• D. KIRKPATRICK t i t SON'S. No. 31 S. Third
Int•tan Market and - Ctrestant stn., "'MadeliCtLa, have
toe ale DRY ANb 'Ran= spenErt 'BIDES, Dr/ and
Green felted Patna Kim Tanners' 00, Tanners' and Ma
rten" Toes et the lowest prima, and uponi the beat tams.
tl3lll tiais of Leather in the rough. wanted, for IR blcb
tha higheat chute prize will be siren In cab, or takan to
oafc/. Teethentered Rea of therge end soli.
ter3dedre
'mown min rules the mass of the people,
— 'ttbstalsr the mtmemed and misanthrope philmoPbm...7
- Joey to the mettrary. Mon them a good thing, let ha
ma
111ba
r t , Zderntreetrattd, end - they Intl not hesitate to
gte• ittmer est - cordial •pannatage. Tho muses . , two hi.
the P•litmot of . Phydoten concerning the
• virtues crt ELOSTIATIaII BITTERIS, as may be seen in the
hammer qtemtitieent Mil medians. that ere auto:telly sold
in remey sodden Of 'be tart It is now meogniree as,greet
,lystiperfor tn all other remota yet derived for &masa of
' thedigmthe orgamo, melt uelution, dyeentery, doom,.
„g m . ibrthi Tartrate *yen that mho tram derangement
thitesime of the eystem. Madmen.* name le Lest
becoming a . litorisehold word from-fain. to Terre, from the
• •ehoreenOtei,lthintio to the Paellim Try the artkle and be
f r l c aMir and dealers goseTallr;eroa7l;lseny
t/qv
subotanturers and pr.:quie
g tad VI hoot amts. J628:44,rT
ItUPTIIRE OR ERIN ra.--DR. OW. H. KEY
;•., gm of 140 Woot atraat, Pittsburgh.' Pa, has been lo the
lateen dtbll tar tha put ea weak., sad has prOcurod the
witted Irioo of. Trona for the tore or t land. or
====
asiarratura that thtisfaction will to arson. We
aflame tuatara to cell on Dr. Row, shut. al.
- thing dais Ildnd lUmudrds ea we rat pausal...l that he is
: ; thatto es..thou:Death' advice in such Nu..
• VITO& & J. W. OVUM.,
Pltylllelitrin for Ltlolases of the Throat And
_onttotjaid other CbirottlNAUttonn cowDli=ted vith or
7.conslngPabledis4Ccoisuropetlow Offlto 191 Nan street,
'f Ply PA CONSULTATION NM. A Int al gaeF
'UM:IBmM to tbon odakdogitocanold td try totter.
dr( DIE . at , VINEGAR of 'our
vr ENU
fr..: th „ , 0 -,,,,,,, 014, sitrto r t t. „,
: .. , ...,„.,,,„,,,,,vit goltti t t , t e x . c r. A.I. . ,r..t,,,, ,
, 7. , ..,0m sat.Anstcboot, "Tam -
.„...
aSISAGB for sale by
13 ; ISWINT 4 $lO.
- - loi.,;oyo ...k.,•,... ..
-Svuisi" ~.otuia
Mo33II.IDIFL c•O.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And Agents for the sale of Pittsln Mann
hobnail Cormignmanta still orJost for LOAD, OTDRA,
HEMP, PRODUCE, de., wJirllc.f. rflooPi &Mil
lion to rroilving Aild Ml•rwerding.
NO. 40 Commercial SI ttttt t Si. LODI{
.cladtf
USN KY GEILIN 141 it CO.,
salloricroms OP
It C I P S AND TWIN El S
Of all area end ilrucflptlaus.
Warehouse, 489, ear. Penn and Walnut Sts
- Toro rpmu above the P. Y. W. dit C R
Freight Depot,
•
MIEMMEI
SE WING MAOSIN,ES
R C
o
r
fr,
li
N
s -Er
FOR SALE WITH All
LATB IMP:ROVHMEINTB
ILLIIX. R. REED,
I=
WHOLESALE AGRNCT FOR THE SALE OP
AMERICAN WATCHES
We would most respectfully cull the atten-
Una of the petit': to the American Watchue new being ex.
tenehrely Introduced, the manufastem of ahiob Lie twaime
to firmly ettetilletwel that entire nascence be placed
span them a. safe and correct time keeper., both by the
wearer and teller.
Raying been sppointed Wholento Agents tor the sale a
thoen Watchoa r the palhe may ho townrcii that we ran soli
them at the very lowest crab prices.
We have sten a very largo stoat 511,t - nod Plated
Wsro, Finn Gold Jewelry In wt., Inch 14 Coral. Garnet,
Cameo, Jet and halation',
011( misortrotmt of 01,0Clid I. nunelleGi 1..r,e ar pi event,
competing moms beautiful pattern. of Eight amt One hey
Parlor and Office Clocke at greatly reduced price.
We have alto a fell stock of Pnglialt and betas 11.1.1 sod
Elver Watches on hand, ail of our time Importathiu
Also, Watch Makers' •Poohlh i l m otallt sate=f i lit A ill , aaie•
feolikw'r No. Filth stew.
9tYrtlit.l3.Blll
Don't fail to procure MT,. Winslow's Spoilt
uu, eyrop Mr Cliii.lronl'eoll,log It Ilse no trios' ott earth.
It greatly fsellitetts the prxam of ttothitic Lr softoning the
pict, rationing an inflammation—win all•v pain, and its
turn to regulate tits hocols Doyen I tip.to it, mothers, It
mill give rest to yormsolste, and renal - and hoolth to you
Infants. Perfectly safe In all testa
This vslasble preparation Is the ptao-rlttlito ol on. of
.he mostaxperisnemi and .trial female Nit siolatio to New
llngtantl, and has Wan lima csith tit/v.41110v autrasa to
millions of mute
Re LaHove II the halt ashl .unit rtatady Its the wroth', Its
all macs afhyassotery end Maths,. la Ottllstren, whet her It
atlssteltam loathing et from say sktszr ranee.
If Ufa and boalth u.O be .1111144". it.11...nd cania,it
4 worth ft. Ilfulght •
MUM,. or bottico bra .NJ e.etr ' , ear its tbit 1101 41
Ettittu. It Ia ut old ana well.ttlaJ rente..ly.
I=l
elf-Nous geusslms artless the facaustle of OUILSISAYCH
6 INS, Now Yore, Is on tho outside 3. carps,
0,4 d LT PlsSgs l sts throughout the world.
Mt. OW. 11. linTS1:11, Agent for l'ltlsharsh
Is2slsw I steT
TnE WHAT 1.. It'
blest pera....• hero all LI.. t.h.t tit lau P., rap 1.
prepatatien of Per helm. hart,. bet the as... It
la a preparetio.. of Pe. ..aids of Irvo, ttl,l:h Is 1 east
r raceitod lute the Gen, end anti art at a ter.l.. -
•
way 1 hat that metal hot caustly ant, alien alt au lb
the fount ut ratt.onste, c.r aeon 111 t h e Iran by hydrogen
preparation..l,...,l3ler slits Wbuever J.eires
te give Ir.:o la a tern. that mill Ir asusptahle Fr the 511111.5
that wit at rea.llly hat. [Ma the 1.1,4, mat
glee this Perlman Syrup, arbith it attested by taro ut high
character thronshunt the t'onntrf. Dr. ilayaa. l ha Shah ,
keasyer ut et aialchuaatta. I,l.lliiaa to ite es It .ardlas.l vir
tue., and we have every ...endow.. in 11..• .1.11.17 .4
agent barn to reuvit,.. env en. et the flu. Ti,. P..uv....
iiyrnple rued. in Boehm, sad hun par Farmed matt
of cum tu all its,, ea requiring a hauto 004 alterative
preparation. Ste trig .10,ra...heat la anott-er part et
'adapt Glaire.
DB- GEO. 11. FlEltnEll, 140 Iff -at street. la th• Agent
tar thiesity. aelt:I11.1
(JA Lt. A.NII) lIIX 411%t1N
THE LATEBT IMPROVEMENT
Sewing Machines.
TT3 4 IS r T . IT I E S , IACIIINE who, , veers
$2O 9 0
Philaaalplala to any other .aahitathot at the araykliu
inatltnta that coal do thy 4.1130 tango of warn as wall
Their Oar not basing tiatn ti t .optta Ito anvrirally matt ha
concatteti. for mita at
A.- M. M
PEDITtAL ST , ALLROUP.NY CITY
I - L.aataL. dL 231 2 1i:1r. ft. '
PLOW 31ANU F T RI ,
No. lolei Perin Street, Pittsburgh;
DATENTEES of the celebrated Find. Fre
i tnlion IRON CENTBE AND HILL-AIDE 111:VOLV:
MO BEAM PLOWS.
Aldo manntsztors Patent Laser, (helve hour, Itope.rel
Peacock, Wrongbt Moldhurd,
:Lad erety other deoctiption of
PLOWS, PWW CASTINGP, CULTIVATORS. le.
MS,.Thay alto contiriao to tarty on the nit Pit.only Foun
dry, corner of Poen attest sad Cecil alley, alio Outings of
.bia, have been long esloltateil tor thole or .elloore All
ordrni promptly tilluratal ofittstserlen given to ent.mors
in ovary part/color
13..P.1V1:LT RI DDLE,
Wooden and - Willow Ware
daKEIT., DROOMA, DRUBHIS, CORD AG g, AC.
ESIMEI
A UTOMATIC APPLE PA-RERS,
Tag 011KAPEE2 AND
=EI
Pnr wtle.l,rgly, or by rho dceoo, Ly
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
111xnarsctoror of Madera and Willow Wire,
_rio11:11wl? No. 2I Dltmand
Cormart Plano for Bale.
A MAGNIFICENT CONCERT PIANO,
A
of the furious utuneecLry of BREITHAPF & GAL
Lelptig, Germuty, erhieti le. *lntone doubt. one of
the dealt Inetreintent., no regard. Gable° and sweetness of
tone, etc., ever offered In tblecity, and the trout only ports
with it on ..moot of nutrient toe Weft.= city.
For further puticedere, apply et Gm video of the Evening
Chotialele. aneneltfche
PITT SISU f 3 AORICULTUN
WORKS,
No. 49 and 51 Ferry Street;
808E.8.T P. ISILLLASIB, Proprietor,
ttlocoomr toViardrop, Ptoot A W111141.11.,]
aII!ftInCTUM Or
Mowers, Reapers, 'Torso Powers, Threshers,
Cider Mills, Bay Straw and Fodder Cut
ters &other Agricultural Machinery.
a+o,3mil
MUSIC! El SlC!!srem gi,
FOR . I kt,, s
BALLS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ec., FIIIIIII6IIED,
112 Smithfield Street,
Oppoelle the Castors How.
Lemou will he given Is Strilk,. Piano, Gutter and vir
sentmfl ALDERS EUeTTEK, firer of Mnsla
HIAWATHA
Nvr AND Bocr WORKS
PATENT HOT PREESED NUTS cf all errs on Land
manofactored. AIso:BOLTS for Bridget,. Illoadnem e.
slcol Coral Implanects, &a- forlidshs.l at .Gat Laic*.
115L.Waraboose, No. ID Water .treat
war/FttdislSNAP, SMUT 4.L . 0.
—.—
Dr. 0•Inuell D. IaIICf4 Bator, CorroOtor
or •ntl.lllllors llllxture..-Poraty Vag.-
tabir.-4 Mild, Bare and •Eftrotlre Rateeir L.r
DII.IOI/8 DISORDERS.
SICK UNADAOLIE,
BILIOUS lIEADAOIIP,
DYSPEPSIA,
TORPID LIVER OR SToll AOLI,
COSTIVENESS, •
BILIOUS OR DYSPEPTIC P 01.1011,.
MALARIAL FEVERS'
DOWEL COMPLAINTS,
INDIGESTION, SOUR Broliam, Ar
SHIN DISEASES,
IMPORT BLOOD,
JAIINDIOt,
And an cutorlaiota caused brIMPI3IO: DI LE Olt BILIOUS-
N US. DU. ORO. U. KEYSER,
j , I2B:MIwT 10 Woul , Pots Aml for Plilstmrg) , .
p
JOAN S. LEE; MERCHANT TAILOR,
HU removed ble eslet:liehroeut lo
Next doox to N. 4.,ltne• it Pups, ttaukers
URBINO biAtIBINE —Ar A BARGAIN
intsbas &Dakar'. Quitting cr Ts:bring
Moddiameamollr inminua ca tratrate or:er..
as be "Ad Ise than hat prim. Can towns at
MT WRIT a Vglgnoor4berti ant Hurl ets.
.~.1.i..
...._,.._.._ Ai.T ~... _.. ..._ ....
,Pittsbui'gl2 6 - Nat t.
-• .„ _
vr-r B 337 - 220 Fix
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2;1.
oprIcIAL PAYISIt'of THE C/TI
City urn! Now. Items
litertartobowteab °beet - ow/ions for the G,,,,f,, by
Q. IL Shaw, Optician, 59 Fiflh St.—N.rre7tal Icily:
IN SUI. T , sit *lot.
i
U t ,. ..10ik A.ll NY f.l
12 .• ii 1 no 11 . 4
Ii '• r. o I a:
I:ammeter.. 2‘.. i 20
NY - Jotri BAOSIUM, Egq., is employed by no as
ao .agent for canvassing and collecting fort tip; Pitts
burgh Paity and Ilio.kty Gazette. hie will visit in
that rapacity the various portions of Western Penn
sylvania end Eastern Ohio. IN is our rmlo, agent
for,the purposes named. H. Ea n err I r.•
Republican Ikaliy, rift it Ward.
Thera 141.ohlhhip slhetihg Iu tho
prrrinrt t.f thh Pith W.lnt, nn'T4erty♦ HOC Frpt 1 - 4 h, •t
4,‘ I UlOlll%ll S..verod mpollie• will he 4.1 wt
1 tuhilmar,
lialdsbnc•nriscildn--340cond W•rd.
Thelir•n+ Novond Ward will mo..t, the
otrilow of orrAnt,ing, at II UnqYt.ebe 1.!1:.Inot
8.111 . 41111, ..V. , I•ILIC, SOO 21.n1 ;
'rite Ropy STEAM Finn Enatar Thin tittle
tire annihilator, which has recently been at Chi
cage Bud fn now on its way homeward to Phila
delphia, gave a trial of her powers yesterday
morning at about Iu n'olook, on Proof street,
where the Insurance offices could behold ite oiler
at ions It canto upon the ground followed by an
iteutente crow•l of people, sad one almost equally
es large had assembled there already. The ma
chine re quite small, weighing, as we aro in.
formed, less than the Vigilant engine of this
oily. It is very neat and well kept. Its ma•
ohinety is contained in a very narrow space, and
works very handsomely
At twenty-six and s half minutes past len
o'clock the lire 1144 lighted under the boiler
In Seven minifies afterirarde she Ihrew a feel,le
stream fur an instant, but in me n minnie,, she
began to pod and spit and throw the water In a
continuous stream far down the levee or up int.,
the air. She washed the stones for hundreds of
feet around, and kept the crowd moving hither
and thither in all directions to escape from the
pouring rain with which she deluged them. Af
ter a trial of a single and then of a double
stream, a lino of hose about. 500 feet in length
was stretched along Water street, reaching front
a point between Market and Wood, to the hither
end of the Monongahela bridge. As noon se the
gleam was applied, the water allot like an arrow
through the hose. Before it had found a vent,
however, at the acme, the hose burst io all di
rections, flinging jets of water every where and
drenching the crowd in placee from head to foot
No hose that we have in the city appeared capa
ble of standing for a moment before the pressure
of water from the Napo Engine The strength
required to endure the strain of an escaping del
uge of water from a steam fire engine, especially
in those parts next the engine when a long line
of hose is out, must be great. There were but
few sections of hose able to endure it yesterday,
and en they gave up the effort to debeer water
through a long line of hone.
Several times, alas, the water found a wrong
rent in rushing from the tire-plug into the re
ceiver. Many who were standing soar when
thie occurred were knocked over or drenched
from head to foot
At about tone the trial was finished and it
had indeed proved very successful The engine,
small and neat as she is, worked to perfection
and did wonders The great advantage ie that
it throws eo steadily, en constantly, never fur a
moment yielding or dogging The water she
pule on would drown out, on with a deluge, al.
most any common fire, as wan evident in the pla
ces where the stream from the Hope felt, at the
fire in Chicago the other day.
About the time the Hope had coneluded her
trial, some persons screwed a inch mink uu
Lowry's tire ping, at the corner of Starke( and
Water, and turned on the stream. The plug
threw nearly as far as the engine had done, and
the stream thrown was enormous. It is quite
surprising to ns that the city and the insurance
°dice., one or both together, do not take hold of
these'plogs and hare them put at all the pritici•
pal points about the rtty They amid almost
du away with the need of engines With °nev*
ply of water from a point so high above the city,
by the aid of these plugs wo could .Ir.iwn out
almost any fire that could eerier
NlKtalso Al NlA,reax S,.
The Taal Nisetere e.( Pool No. :f met at the
await., house, - ' 11e Leesport, Sept 20th, IK.O
and orgoniled 1.3 , pleating David Shaw. Et,'
Chsirmon, sod .1 F Drava. Secretary.
After mutual consultation to reference to the
interest of the cost tr&Je, and the recent eels of
violence on Ihr part of the miners. the follnuing
preett,le sud aolotious •eretotttintootly
aloptul as the bones of the meeting
%THU,. ti, A formidable and dangerous con,
bitiation of coal iliggent is now belog organised
along the whole event of the Monongahela river,
the avowed purpose of which is the formation of
one great eecret society, with signs and pees.
words, having for 'lv_ object the assumption of
an arbitrary and despotic cotrol over the entire
coal trade; presuming to oh 06017..Viiiia„ by jo
tenor, to the proprietors, whom and writ—meat
they shall employ, and whom and what men
they shall discharge; what weights and meas
ures they shall use or not use how they shall
or shall riot clean their coal openly pleading
toleration, bitt secretly, by threats and toruoi
dationa, coercing those who aro willing and ant
iota to wort, into their impracticable coil via
lent measures, resorting, in many tomatoes, to
eels of the most brutal character, thereby de
priving the proprietors of all control over their
business and all freedom and -independence of
action ; mad
Wittnees, A large number of tamers, living
in our bonzes, dependent entirely upon their
labor for the support of themselvee and families,
are satisfied with the existing measure, folly
aware that the ulmoit liberality has been ex
tended to them which the bueiness will warrant,
ore desirous of immediately going in work, but
are deterred by the roar of violence, and
Wariest, This condition of our att.Lirs de
mands our most ' , oriets consideration and our
moot prompt and efficient action therefore
lltnolued, I. Mit the introduction of scaled, to
weigh clean, merchantable coal, is impractica•
blo, and we will not, es we panned, yield to the
demand
2. That we will employ no man tielonging to
the "Union" among coal diggers, railed the
"Equal Justice Society."
3 That a oocumittee of throe he appointed to
collect (undo to protect those ruiners who are
willing to go, to work, and prosecute all thine
who have, or may, retort to violence to prevent
others from working.
4. That a committee of three be appointed to
procure the neceseary legislation to protect our
rights sad interests.
Committee to carry out 34 resolution—John
F. Dravo, Jeihn O'Neil, John McCloskey.
Committee to carryout 4th resoluion—A. 6111.
ler, T. J. Kenny and David Shaw.
0 - DDIDD.OO, adjourned DAVID SHAW, Pree.
JOHN F. DRAVO, SECS.y.
Tan Lecture Season has come, and we take
the liberty once more of suggestiug io the com
mittee of the T. M. L A. the propriety of it,
acing moon tickets for a course of lectures, the
lesturers to be secertained beforehand. Sup
pose the Association enter into a contract to pro
vide twelve lecturers, and sell tickets for the
coerce at two dollar. each ; what ie to hinder
their •selling at least 400 e tiokete Nothing.
This couree ie adapted in almost all the elite.
in the free States IVe Bay in the free States,
because lectures are'searoely an inetitution of
our Motor States, tooth of Meson
Ily the adoption of a course similar to the one
suggested, the Aesociallon would have at once
in their hands the funds to command the beet
talent of the country, and would be erred the
unpleaeantnese of entering upon each separate
lecture with the possibility of pecuniary toes
staring them in the face. Me in itself ought to
be suffioient to make the managers and the leo•
lure committee eager advocates of the more
feasible and judicious plan here proposed. We
do not hesitate to express the opinion thalseide
from the amount received from the Bale of sea
son tickets, enough would be taken at the door
at each lecture to pay the incidental expenses,
each an fuel, gas, hall, etc. This would leave a
clear fund for the payment of lecturer., and
something handsome over and above to apply to
the porohase of books.
We throw out the above hints in the interest
of the public no well as in that oaf the floolety—
and from the atand.point of each we strive to
speak. Will the managers consider our eugges
&ion, and try whether It may not he reduced to
premien ?
OUR. BOOK TABLE
Dealer & Co., of New York, have jest publitih
ed a book entitled, °Byrnes of Twenty Veers,"
by Henry Id ottani. Davis &CO Fifth street,
under Odd Fellows'. Hall, have it for onto. Tho
poem is dedicated to the portion of humanity
which recognizes poetry iu the Home Affection.
and Romance in the experiences of every day
life. The volume to to a great extent, adckeened
to such; and the author, whoever be may be, bee
endeavored to embalm for the reader the beauti
fel tqat lives and appear° in our every day life.
Some of the lines which we have glanced at here
and the general tone of the book are good.
Blackwood, for September, is an unusually
interesting number. The article on Election
Bribery is quite interesting, giving Eli a glimpse
of the examinations before the Parliamentary
Committee into the MOO of Messrs. Leathern
Settenley. Other articles of enoluelkdWit'let are
to be found in the present nambcr.
_For lale by'
Hunt 9 Mier:
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.(Cerzervadamso d..the DeilYP it:IL - ugh Gate la.l
Wasniterixes, Pa-, Sept. 22, 1559.
Cotamen,o.c.d Exercises et the 53d Anniset,ory of
nisi/agree. College, Trashiegtoe, Pa., on Wed- I
net day, Sept. 21st, 1859.
The morning of the 2lst was unmernitting and be
tokened an Inclement day. The assemblage of ,
stringers from a distance, principally Alumni of the
College and parents of the students, was large. The
citizens of the surrounding country, of b ot h ,
congregated in great numbers, Giling the largo Ilall
to its utmost capacity. The interestor the occasion
was intent., and all-pervading and the enthusiasm of
the laige iss.embly, though repressed by a senee of
derornm was unmistaknble. The affectionate at tech
ment‘of the community to this valuable institution of
loarnior, woe manifested by the attendance of its
friends, from all quarters of the countr y.
Tho user
rises rommeneed at 7 o'clock, this early hour being
selected in order that the Trustees, th e p enu l t , the
Students, the Alumni and the citirens and strangers
generally might be afforded the pimiento, after the
close 'of the College feetivities or ett en di ng _ t h n
in
toreeting anti deeply solemn pagent of inaugurating
a monutnent to Or. 51cCou l a a ti . g , h i : g , t a h: d fo i rze r r . v , e i n , e .. -
rated and beloved President of Washington College.
The The n ld ou ie n s in de t c h it e ed hu lu ll
washundreds (leasing
to ttniCullege at an
early hour, filling the seats and imposing the nut
overly pleasant duty on the part of the gentlemen of
et.iding throughout the protracted exercises—which
many •of thorn did with becoming resignation and
with the hest grace possible. A delightful hand on.
liveried the. gay scene by discoursing enrapturing I
• • .
The rostrum was crowded with the Trustees, the
Faculty, the clergy, and distinguished etrangers,
emong whom we recognised Col. Curtin, lion. W. C.
A. Lawrence, lion. .1. K. Moorhead, and your late
representative, Mr. Irish. The exercise. were opened
by on impressive prayer by Her. D. A. Wilson, Prin.
viral of Alexander High School, Monrovia, Africa,
n oths ~f tiettyshurg, in this Slate, a graduate 14
Marshall College. and a nephew of the lamented Dr.
IWConsugity. We annex the programme, premising
that jour correspondent wee never present on en nn.
ca.slan of a similar hind, where the whale perform.-
COA were en unexceptionable and preeminently credit.
able tiaoh and all of the yoanggeatlemea acquitted
themselves to the admiration of their large and ap
preciative audience, and bore elf lenrele tas well as
p,oree of haquetly of which they may well be proud.
p ro p.,
salutatnra,lEaglish and Latin,'
C. Morris Winat,i Washington, Pa
. .
i'litioiapbwal Oratin, i Natural,/ The Eiiriti'e Auto
biography . ... Uw. B. Ca/dire/0 What/ling, VII
A Nation's Jewel.: Wu, N. A xtlereon, Lexington, 0
•
M , 0 0, c•
_IL Allen Blackford,
Martin'a Parry, ,)
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1 - 11 M..due in itaLu.
„ t D. W. Clark, St hallsbarg, IC/a.
.Esthetice ..............Jahn W. Dinsmore, Buffalo, Pa.
The Ilea.l of 'M1.... E. B. Dental., Croes Creek, I'a.
Me•ie.
The Wreoke of Itenius_Dadlee Evens, hturganen,Va.
Retirement. A Poem..R. B. - Farrow, Brarh Ran, Pw
Tha Wreck of Jonea, Waabington, l'a
Love of alyatary J. D. Karr, Gallatin, Tenn
The Forsaken City..W. R. Kirkwood, ll'oodsfielJ,
From tho Atom to the Aoroost,
===!
.peer,
Sublimity of Nature Jas. L. Merritt, BOW, 0
Whet will the pantile rsyl..D. M. Miller, N. Benton, 0
1( a
The IV eat° ol Mind. EA. P. Wllson. Wa.hingtoo, Pr
Sinew.
PlAfrpophival t ration, (latallectual,l Otigioallty,
Rnbert Woods,: Pitt.burgh, P•
C,.forring of Degree
Vele.lktory Relatlnn 01 E.lneeted Men t.,
Publi.• I. Ils.rroy Sham,. :Iles Lien, Pa.
The tiraduating Claes consisted of nineteen young
titan. all of great promise, and a majority of whom,
cc we learn, contemplate making choice of the min
try as their profession in future life. We can safely
sinirm that no equal number of youth ever received
their diplomas in one clew, who evinced a nigher
order of talent sot who promise to reflect higher
credit upon their Alms Mater. We wish them one
and all a high measure of suede. intim battle of life
in which they are now about to engage; and what.
ever may he the profession or pursuits in life in which
they may engage, may the Ilighent honors await
them and the largest 10089U111 of success attend them.
Tho programme was gone through with at about half
past one o'clock. when the Lugo crowd which bad
sat throughout the whole proceedings, graoglismiord
with the benediction.
The hotel of that gallant soldier, accomplisheJ
gonticmeni pflore of got fellow?, and incomparable
host, (iou. was crowded from brat floor to attic
from Tuesday mitd the close of the eevenionies on
WoJoes.lay night, on which evening the Mitre, to
the Alumni Asraciation RNA delivered at the College
Hall, to a set congregation of the elite, the beauty
and I,thicn an.l the general public of the dear old
bero of Wathingico and vicinity. We will !peak .4
this wbliver again—we have not r.. , of thie morning
to allude to it to fitting terms. It wee capital--
ire...l.f rather a ...el ((object for such an riec.ivo
•n.II•Al RC" dulifeled.
Io short, the whole C..mwouratoeut pr..,
o•.lang
were unusually tatormitlug ,tadit.lo.l.s fooulty
end students, and cannot fall to Aare a highly lieon
fiCill ioilueoca upon the future Ware of the Col
legs. It's enieyeil the literary hangout haply, lied
hope io COh to participate in tn.y enuther earl ,
i,iyous eel heart-slitting °evasion. Rev. Dr. Wine
and family loft no Thursday morning, greatly In
gratte,l The Dr.'s future field of labor will lie :;1.
I,IIIN, M L.. Ilealth and prosperity eliend him and
his tiroisido and voomplished family.
GUIs 110100 ••fitrrte."—Tbe 'Reamers Met
auto silt Aritortia, went out. on Wednesday with
fair loads of Pittsburgh wares, and stuck hard
ond fv,t upon what is generally known as (.11ses
kiki.,e • Patio, ' or '•topple." This place has
nor, When the
water at the pier approaches a four fehrefagi,
it to almost impossible to get over Glans Hance
with a common sired steamer loaded to any thing
hits her oapacity. ' , lt has become a bugbear to
our boatman, and justly so. We are of the
opinion that from eight to ten thousand dollars
judiciously expender) al that place would render
:t navigable and passable at all seasons, to boats
that could leave our levee, and that is about all
we. could ask.
00 0 of the beet informed • men in this oily
thinks and stated to us hie opinion, that a wing
dam properly constructed, so as to throw most or
the water into oneohanelttGlassHouse,would
remove that obstruction and render the Ohio as
navigable there as here in front of the atty. All
hope of Government appropriations for the im
provement of nor lakes, rivers and berbore, so
long at least as the administration of affairs is
in the hands of the present party, so unfriendly
to every thing but the extension of alive labor,
may be laid aside; we have nothing, ahsolutely
nothing to expect
It therefore behooves our business communi
ty, our men of substance, our ahippers of goods,
nor eteambost men, our coal shippers and others,
who have an interest in the welfare of our trade
and in the freeness of the river business, to de
cide, and that speedily, upon some method of
getting rid of thin. serious obstruction at our
very doors. It is worse now than it ever was
before, and is daily becoming more and more an
noying. The rise of last Saturday night has
done us really no good. Up to Thursday morn
ing, but one boat, (exoept the Wheeling packets)
and that was the Era No. 4, got over Glass House
Ripple. It ie a gate and is Shut up at present.
lo respect of the feasibility ora wing dam at
the point In question, we are not prepared to
speak, not having examined the locality. We
have, however, the beet authority before us to
show that where wing dame have been erected
at somewhat similar points upon the river, they
have been of great service. By these dams, we
are assured that places such as Petticoat Rip
ple, Brown's Island, the Trap, eta., have been
much Improved at a comparatively emelt ex
pense. ' We hope, in conclusion, that tone move
ment may he speedily made to seam the remov
al of the bar at Glass House. oar own peep
should see to it that a paltry nuisance like that
he Immediately abated
Ar about half-past two o'cloolt on Wedneadty
morning, a vacant house belonging to Willitm
Montgomery, the Congreeaman from Washington
District, was burned to the ground. It wee in
the profound etillmies, solitary and alone, with
scarcely an eye to witness its demolition brim
devouring element_ In this lone, abandonsilten
ement of loge, on the classic Cal-pleb gime,
the greatest humbug of the limes first saw the
BUROLABT.—AtIttIOO) Sequa made in iffiJll
- on Thureday, ageinet two bops, whom
will not name, twinge we hope it will be their
last offence, charging them with haring, on
Thursday morning, about 6 o'clock, broken into
hie fruit store on Fifth street, and stolen there
(Fora a lot. of mineral water, pies, apple!), and
60 cents in money. The NIB were arrested and
gave bail tor their appearance.
Ws are glad to learn that Rev. Richard Lee,
pettier of the Presbyterian Church at Lawrence
ville, has so far recovered from hie Wham (ly.
phold fever) at to he again able to occupy his
pulpit.
BANAT SULLIVAN. who IN drawing great crowds
at the Apollo, appears to•night in two celebrated
characters—an William Tell, in Knowles' great
play of that name, and as Air John Falstaff in
Henry Fourth.
Hanna's Nave BLOCK Is now beginning to
look finely, and several of the °minims are put
ting out their signs. Samuel Gray, the fash
ionable tailor, is now about getting into his new
apartments.
Ir appesre that the Olympia Cricketers who
recently visited Kiltanniog to try a few rounds
with the club up there, were badly beaten. Th e
K. club played 22 Mb lo the Olympic U.
Tau Hope Hoene boys, trier • pleasant stay
is our city of several days, as guests of the
“Vigilast, ' left for their horse in Philadelphia,
last analog.
Rev. Seeman B. Run, late pastor in the U. P.
Chula, theenth street, nee ,heen appointed the
Mated supply to a user eromesgation. which be,
biniforml4 is this city.
EZCZMEIM
. A Ncuuncz.—Orte of the meet stupendous
nuisances of the day is those papers or periodi
cals which pander to a vitiated taste, by collect
ing garbage from all the great cities, and acre
ing it up. The National Police Go:ttte has a con
tributor in all the principal cities, who, with his
muck rake, scrapes tho gutters for weekly waifs.
The correspondent here we do not know, but of
course he serves up a savory mess out of events
that have recently transpired in our city or vi
cinity. The Mayor intends to find out who it
may he that tioneocie this nauseating dose to
send abroad, and Dee if he cannot in a legal and
regular manner put a check upon it. It is had
enough to havetherc horrible transactions, mere
ly in legal form and allegation. When, however,
the "truck" is dressed out with rrrrr ieut hint
anidauble rniendre and sent abroad to a nation,
it becomes& subject for just interference of law,
and we hope the law may ferret the rat out and
clip hie musllers.
FALAE ritNTElier..—Ann .1. Willett' appeared
before the Mayor yesterday and made an affida
vit againal Cleo. W. Spencer, charging him (the
said Spencer) with having procured $65 form
.her, (the said affiant,) for a eel of false teeth.
The affidavit sets forth that in the mouth of
August laid she, the complainant, went to the
office of the defendant, a dentist on Penn street,
and ho agreed to make her a set of false teeth'
of the metal called alumini, for which she way
to pay him as above, sfir, Aftur a time she as
certained that the article he sold her was of in
ferior quality, and not such as he had agreed to
provide for her: therefore she makes the
, above
charge against him. The Doctor gave bail for
Lie appearance at court in the sum of s'2ol)
AN V of our citizens who may he called to Sa
lem, Ohio, on Willem', (nmet find a better plane
to stop at than the Wilson House. It is o large
house, pleasantly situated, on Main street, con
veniently arranged, well ventilated, and the
table abounds with the beet the market affords.
Mr. James Beaton, the proprietor, is a gentle
man in every reaped', sod well calculated to till
the position he holds with honor to himself and
satisfaction to those who may favor him with a
CO. Here, ton, can be found Mr. J. H. Willard,
the gentlemanly clerk, who at all limes is ready
and willing to do anything In hie power to make
visitors feel at home. It is undoubtedly one of
the best houses in Eastern tihio, and thee° who
base slopped there will bear us out in the asser
tion.
LAllCENY.—eithariao Baldwin made an sill.
davit against Ann Lafferty for stealing, yester
day. Mrs. Baldwin lives in Gay Alley, Alle
gheny city, and charges Lafferty with having, In
June laet, carried away from Mrs. Baldwin's
house, a eilver watch valued at $5 one child's
dress valued at 50 etc., and one bolt of ribbon
worth 37 cte., all the properly of mmant The
watch was taken to Mr. Bea&ley's and put in
./,
pawn, and there Mrs. Balder' found It and
traced It to the woman whom e a charges with
the the ft . A warrant was issue for the arrest
of Ann Lafferty.
I .
Tan pr oeedinga, in full, at the inauguration
of the Tile Donaghy Monument, 'at the Washing.
too (Pi ) Cemetery, will appear in the - Get:Ate
of Satnrd , ty morning, the only paper in the city
which hs a special reporter on the ground.
They are intensely interesting. Extra copies
of the paper can be had at the counter
Tux Republican meeting in the Fifth ward,
lest night„oree well attended. Stirring speech
ea were male by Messrs J. 11. Miller, F. If Col
lier and Oen. Moorhead Another meeting will
ba held in tic: 11111.1.! ward DU Tneeday night next,
et Lange li II
Tue. Old 'Webster Literary Club, which has
been adjourned through t►o warm weather, will
meet at its ball cm Saturday-evening, at bait-past
Berea o'cloolk, when the members will uo doubt
re-enter 'Ton their pleasant duties with renewed
rigor
WE were serenaded laa.. night by an excellent
band of slugers—lhe Queen City Club to whom
we present thanks
7 Sept. T., T. W.J.: First
premium fur business writing and pen-shading woe
awarded to the Iron City College, this day, by 4 ibio
State Fair.
Tue A. Sterrett, M. li., doTotes vrecial
attention to all diseases of tho eye. 'Cataract re
red by a neer everatiaa; causing but slight pain
or o rill, to the eye. Residence, 27 Penn etreet.
P. BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
1,000,000 novEs sat a)
"1,04 e
r,
•;*. -
MANE ' ASTER
Tull ru..rm.lit, loatkLity of Oki, Inv:11004e
Items.ls has tw ir l purchuel t.y.ul,eue a ii...l.'rutaJmtates
durtue tits atr.rt limn It bee Woo 1.E.,* it.. lutLII: The
rweau ta tEleet tteurdlusrs etuvesu I. shawls la iLe ..fool
truth end value at the artl.le No °Le buys the itAtIN Kt
11l PLASTEIL 'without 1..e-uuslri Its fg lexul It perfurme ell
th. I. pi,swlssel, •03 cailit• tut. is On, own ewe..ewers.,
!tun 'riot, thle Is • eke,' —pearetul arel blousilvee—List
Ito I.4llnre tot Ws glortcur than the I stump!. ut wee, u it h
Ito terteus auJ desolati:u
The ISIAONLTIO PluiSrajt I. ouluthte.ite the Uteri,
dtfougtheuer sod Palo Pentrayer that ttrUtu s 1.., yet .lit,
t
curet eJ. 11, on put Ms Vhoder au,%loa .. If pll ali those
the Pluter tilt ettrk there until the p ol o l... uniehe..l
n. Plaster tositnethea the pain awes, ea
YAIN CASNi/t 13:181 . WLlNitli 611
.h A P/'1.11:1.
Italtammtmat, ....aMetaat et l frorm, Iml;t114. N...,,,,•11.11 ,
Noun,lo, Dyspnala, o.Extr4.olo C.** Nth , . wed noby
of teary 'clad, tf:tertt brat to Coma, an tatc—. - trdiafo'tt rdierni
114,1, with a little p•clou.,,permanenl/y cornf, by tba magi.
cal 1ud0..., of lb. 11LAINETIO PLASTER. It 1. If.. .tm
pleat, sorest, safest, plaasntml cbd übminet ratoody I.
ealatattca. 11l applicaloa la nalrorattl—baualle lo the
atroog mat, lb. dallans wnm.n, ikui the ftebla Mama
To each ..t1 all It .111 trove a llalm ant a leastog it.
am Maim:able, sod without matoyao, or tboublo.
peke. I. vathln Ilea ease of 411—ribb or poor ; an m.y bus.
R who are tack d atiforlnz IntaY
. .
•
plum EELS should to alwaya asipplled vita lair arral.
PIASTIIR. It 'III b. th. Good Phyticlao it au,
boutabold, gouty .1.11 times, and at lA:Want uoties.
Put up to alr•tlglirtin bozo* Fach u - 111 wake ri la
plastara, and my child rat opread Ihata . 2.5
rata t.t.z, a 111 fa. and plain .11r...ca1...1.
U. C. lIIORICIII Ertl). I. D.,
Wear", and Propnetar ' 19 Walker el , New Yol
aIUICKIIEIDII3IAUN iITIO PLANTED l• sold I. all d. "g
glide In every My, 1(0.11 and village of Ile Untied Dian,.
lwaorldalllt
Assurance Company,
;O. I IdtIOIIIIATE aritior, LONDON.
ESTABLISFIED IN 1836.
110,291101011 UU
PAID IP CAPITAL AND 15111tPLUn... 2,19.1,1 I I DV
ANNUM DETKNOIC, for Um yam. owl
log launary 31,1455 tr 1.1,014 I'A
PIN COMPANY INSURES AtIAINST
irorm ur Damao br Piro, almost orrry Mincripi.luu id
Passel]. Thr !tutu of Premiums are moderate, nod, in
all um, Intend upon taa rbaractur of tho ono.
parr, and Din merits of am risk.
Pomo. promptly adjustod,...l pall wittiont rah:mice so
Linden. A 'pedal permanent fund prinnard in l'hi.'ader
OA for payment of lonesin this country.
....... C. IN Pl.. 01.1,11:
Messrs hnt. McCully • Co., 174 Wood stre.t;
^ John /laid t Co., 172
o Crown A 1146 pa r -irks, 113 Liberty attest,
U. lleeitg t C.. 00 Wood street;
• Wilson, ilroy Cu., 64 Woutt sit aid;
° James 111 W cCandlow Jk Co., 103 "
Nimick A 06,96 Water street;
° U.A. Paboattock 10u., First and Wood streets;
o Jug Woodwrill A Co., Second and Wood attests;
Atwell, Loa A Cu, 8 Wood street;
• Burchfield& Co, Pundit and Market word..
o hloCatidless, Means/ Co, Wood and Water ma;
11.2101.3
George U. Slum, B.q, 13 Book .best.
Messrs. Myers, Mutant A CM, Market street;
Wm. 11 . 12. A Co., 22 South Front street;
M'Outcheon A 130111,., Front and New ste.
fitultb,WllllAms • Co, 612 DlAritst senor
" James Orabsto k Co, 181 end 22 Letttla street;
3useb6 U. Mitcbsll,litsq, President Iteehaolcs' lisiat:
Jamas Dunlap, Parb, Prat:Joni Uolon Dank:
Hun. W. 4. Porter, tote J adv. Soprano Court.
JADIICH W. AH.ROTT, Agent,
ie2:17,11. Timovontt7 011 lee, 103 Wood street.
TILE IRON CITY TRUST CO.,
No. 1513 Liberty
BANK OF DISCOUNT, EXCLIANOE
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital 810ck...._..... .... ._............_..9 100,000
Capital Represented, over 1,000,000
IIIr'STOCM/011.101 AID BILII /XLIIIDUALLT 14.111,2.
Odd. Silver, Par Runde end Crummy malted on depoelL
ALL !HONEYS llowed to remein for o Sperffinl now,
WILL DRAW INTEREST. Sight Rachel:lp.m. the Restart,
and Weatern Olin constantly for Nate in same to snit.
Collect:loos made lu the principal dike in the Malta'
Stern end the Cauedes, and PROCREDB PROMPTLY RE
MEDVED t 0 any Annul Wet, on day of maturity.
DISIO.0{11:
Moorhead, Alasender Fanyth, Jahn Lim. S.
Head, J. 1/111, William Seibert, W. Molltutock, Homy hl:•
Colloogh, Robert Anderson.
O. R. WARNER, Protient.
en2o-lya R. C. SCIIISIERTZ, Oehler.
RICHARDSON'S
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DAMASKS, DIAPERS, a - C.
CONSUMERS OF RICILARDSON'S LIN
-019, and Mote Metro. of obtaining Om GENUINE
00dDS, et:mid c.e that the snide* they purrhene .renal.
al with the full owns of the non,
J. N. RICHARDSON, 80111 A ORDEN,
as • guarantee of the a:endue...end durability of Gm leads.
This caution Al rendered emontially memory, ea lege
guantltiteol inferior and defective Limns en prepared,
mason after seem and sealed with the name of RICHARD.
800, by Irkh Rumen who, regerilne of the injury thus
Indicted atom the American coommer and Me marlufac-
Mire of the genuine Ooodt, sill not nobly abandon
benne= to Frontal:lls,ldd]. purchasers no be imposed us
with Coed. of • worthless character.
J.IIEILLOCKEI A J. U. LOCKE.
eelydie Agents; 311 Church Eton!, New York.
CO - AL WANTED
011Z2 cr. Loos at. Low, Outtrutr,
et. Lode, Jaw Mb, J
PROPOSALS will be received by the St.
LOUIS OAS LIGIIT COMPANY. till let October Per t.
for NINE HUNDRED THOUS/LIND SIMMS PITTS.
BURGIICOLL, of tbe beet ottality,forthe =Wog
to b• delivered as:follortz OnebalL (4L0,003 boebta.) to
and tbe other.hsl Ihi ISM. The La lobeaelbroted
to tbe Compeer, yard,l3l. Lads.
The Oa* 1.15 ht demo., reform the debt to MIL v
or .d bide. JalG:doel =WAND rfT4Weeir.
j EL.t.IES-5 Pos. Guava W Ow-
Yor sal* by ' ' "UM
/EN
Telegraphic
Further by tht7Arabta
/Elect—The Monitenr of the nth inst. publishee
a long article explaining the revona which caneed
the Emperor to conclude peace. The following is a
summary :
The Emperor of Austria had promised to grant
e013C0,6i0119 on a large reale to Venetia, but requir
ing nn a condition tho return of the
Archdukes. The Emperor Napoleon has accepted
them conditions. It is easy to conceive that if, after
the conclusion of peace, the destiott, of Italy hail
Lean entrusted to men who had wore at heart the
future of their common fatherland than little partial
successes, the aim of their endeavors would hare
been to develop° and not obstruct the consequences
of the treaty of V illafranca, and Venetia wont-there
been plaeed in the same posltien as Luxumburg with
Holland. The Archsliskeeill not be established by
foreign force, but that portion of the treaty of Villa
franca not having been carried out, Austria will find
herself freed from all engagements taken in favor of
Venetia. indeed es a policy of reconciliation and
peace, defiance and hatred will I.e seen to reappear,
which will entail fresh misfortunes, it sibnid appear,
is especial from the Congress which we hail with all
our bast wishes, but we strongly doubt that the Con
gress will obtain better conditionafor Italy. It
would not be right to ask from the (treat Power im
portant concessions without offering equitable COM
ponsationg, war would be the only way to resolve
the difficulty. lint Italy must be aware that one
porter alone makes war for an idea, and that is
France, and France has accomplished her mission.
Lin-rpord (htten Mori rt —StuCerruti I Son report Amer
loan Cotton a. freely offered with good commend. and full
luferior qualities are difficult to sell oven st • de
tine. liesett report. a steady demand for good clean 110-
~ doom. at about former qatitations. but the lager kinds
are liegierted, and •re, t.. nsideralde extent bonito al
Holder. meet the demand freely. The Imports of Um Wrek
•renntit to ilodsk hales.
The Mancluster market I. firm; Yarn. ',thigh., Cloth.
I io higher; Produce. are bnarity under contract for furore
delivery. Clare it Mon. say the anpply Is atamdad, and
only ton destratile qualities are extreme prices maintained.
The Broker . . Circular says that the boyem rather favor,
thetigt the unotationt are on prominent festal..
•
The lotelligeuro from the interior Is satisfactory. Stocks
r stasis end the pilau are also steeds.
The Osdepetoleure asserts that Prance is making
vigorous naval preparations for the great coast de
fenses.
At tial meeting of the Paris conference , the Otto
man a bassador announced that the Sultan had
agreed exceptionally, and for this time only, to grant
an investiture to Coosa, as the Iloepodar of both
Moldsvia and Wallachia, the government of these
places, owever, to be
1,
conducted separately. On
motion if the Russian plenipotentiary, another year
was all wed for the settlement of the question of the
convent property, in the principalities. The Austrian
and Tuirkieh ministers were called on for an early
statenteht of the derision they had come to, regard
ing the navigation of the Danube. They were not pre
pared with the required information and promised to
communicate the obeervations of the conference to
their goivernments.
The Illooiteur publishes agricultural statistics of
Algiers, showing that the recent harvest la that coun
try has been satisfactory.
t i
Prior Napoleon had gone to Switzerland. It was
suppose that his journey has reference to the in
tended nterview between the Emperors.
M. I e Lsguerroniere had gone to St. Sotoveur.
Ilia Illi“ ion refers to the intended liberal reform of
the Pre s laws.
The onthty returns of the Bank of France chow
an inch are in cash of 0,750 , 000 franca.
it vr , : reported in Paris that Prance bad notified
the Po o- hat she does nut intend to treat the Suez
renal a air no a political queltion.
The 'aril bourse fell daily. ~ a Friday, th...ti
eke in .43 Atenitent sent rentes down to CiS(m the,
but a v goo tumor was subsequently current that a
treaty peace was rigned, nail the rental improved
MIME
A let e:r from Paris, publi.hed in the Independence
Belga, Allyn that the Emperor of France mode peace
merely or, the purpose of putting down the naval
suprom ry of England, and imlor, she enbmits quiet-
Eic/. UIII t be war
King Victor Emanuel received the Tuscan delega
tion on the :LI inst.. In reply to their address, he
thanked them for their expressed wish for annexe
ti,n, but said that its accomplishment can only take
place by the negotiations which are about to begin
on the affairs of Italy. Ile would support the cause
of Tudemy, before the powers, and hoped that Eu
rope would not refuse to practice towards Tuscany
that work of redressing grievances, which it, under
less favorable circumstances practiced toward Greece,
Belgium, and the DlMUlliati principalities.
The vote in Parma, on the annexation to Piedmont,
reenited in its favor by r. 3,000 against 500 votes.
The Paris journals praise Victor Emanuel's speech
to the Tuscan delegation. They conclude that it is
almost certain that a congests will assemble.
The French ambassador at Florence has been re
called.
A now Sardinian loan of $5,n00,000 was expected
to be coon announced.
The Central Association of Master Builders at Lon
don lied determined to declare all their yards open
to workmen, on the I 2,th inns., provided the workmen
chide by the deolaration against trade rembinationne.
This, it Wits prates 1, would scarcely alter the posi
tion of
The Parts. correspondent of the Times says that
Mush importance is attached to Metternich's mission
to St. Sanreur. i ~t its Obieets is said to be the
formation ot on alliance between France and Austria,
the success of which is calculated to endanger Ital.
isa lii.erty and 1110.10•3 1:01.0p0.
It istoserted that the Papal W.fs in. to
I.llscaton tha Legations. From 'oleo t o noun troops,
"N tafalyeAdoces rAnnott, corn asscruhloil at
'f he huolglan rcimialis.l adopted the firrt article
in the hill providing 5 • .°7°.'^' - -'•
I.y a v.ou of :ti agairm to.
•
N sor.4, tieorita bash, for
merly 4. 1 tins 243% dial at it...heater, ea Monday,
" ilt t i l iY the age of 63.
IV. J. e, the transfer end foreign nets clerk of
the Idian bank, was arrested on Tuesday, on a
yrarga , if enthexxling i'd0,412.,13 of the funds of the
institution. Lane, it is said, admits the accusation,
end be accompanied the police to a house whichho had
hired in West Nineteenth street, where between $5,-
000 and ,V,ono worth of Jewelry had had bean pur
chased with the stolen money, and bestowed upon a
young woman with whom he sustained close rola
tions, was recovered. A private stable of the prison
er's, in Lexington avenue, near Twentieth streetodso
yielded up several thousand dollars' worth of the ab
stracted funds, in the form of four valuable horses, a
variety of trylish carriages and sleighs, and expen
sive harness. With theca appliances, Mr. Lane as
serts that he experienced no difficult in beguiling his
leisure, or in using the money. lie is a married man
bat childless, and lived at his father's house, on
Fourteenth street. Justice Osborne committee lhim
to the tombs to await examinatiaa on the charge.
The fraud has been committed in such a manner
that the father of the criminal, who is cashier or the
bank, will be the greatest loser by it. The father is
now an old man, seventy years, of age, thirty of
which he has Leon in connection with the bank, of
unblemished reputation, and remarkable for the vig
ilant care with which he always guarded the intents
of the institution with which he was connected.
Nan Some, tlept. 22.—The stock market is again
lull to.day; the prices on the share het chow no im
portant decline. The money market continues to
wear its easy appearance. The rates remain as be
fore, on sell 546e6 per cent. and on prime 4 and 6
months paper 6i 7.
The Exchange illat het (ur theOcroin Wire. un Saturday,
haa um yet opened, parties awaitlug the receipt of thu
rabisa mail boron, operating. Thu tati, on Loudon, how
t
er, very firm at (WAIN!,
The eiputt of gold uu raturday next .111 be fully twomil.
lion of dollars. This largo shipment, it is confidstitly
u ill too Immediately loilowe4 by a material fail
ing off aa renlittarler, will tro largely autirlpated by the
Saturday alodilalcr. Tito annarier lu.unaro I. discounting
with the twat.
EASTON, Pa., Sept. 22.—The rise in the Lehigh
river was seven feet above the high water mark,
but is now subsiding. There has boon no serious
damage to the Lehigh or Detassels division canals,
as far as ascertained. .The Lehigh Valley Railroad
hes been obstructed by several slides, and the trestle
work at Allentown is endangered so that trains can
not pars over It at present. The Pennsylvania Rail
road track has also been damaged by the washing
away of a Portion of the embankment at !itinerate's°.
Thera has keen only a slight freshet in the Delaware
river.
1 7 11, A, Sept.‘22.—The American. State Convention
yesterday nominated the following ticket, selected
from the nominations of the Republican and Demo
cratic portico i Judge of Appeals, Henry E. Davies,
Rep; Secretary of State, David It.. P. Jones, Dam;
Controller, Robert Denniston, Rep; Tressarer, Philip
Dorshelmer, Rep; Attornay General, Charles J. Mi
sers, Rep; State Engineer,,Van R. Richmond, Dem;
Canal Commissioner, IV. 3. Skinner, Dem; Prison
Inspector, N. S. Eldeekio, Dem; Clerk of Appeals,
Charles Hughes, Rep.
PCTERSO vna, Va., Sept. 22.—Mr. Pryor has been
nominated by the Democratic Convention:la the 4th
congreosional district, by acclamation. Hang° W.
'Hopkins, Itepresentative in the last Congress, was
not a candidate before the convention.
Lovisvmat, Sept. 22.—The river is riling rapidly
with 6 feet water in the canal, 4 feet on the fella and
12 feet on Portland bar.
C111( . 1,1.71, Sept 2:1 —The river boo (alley 22 lochs@ lo
the lut houtt, rodlog to-olgta wito 7 toot foil, to Loal.
Sr. Louis, &pt. T 2 —The neer Is 1% Maim higher and Is
mantling slowly. Them le nothing new from the upper
scrams. The weather Is tinnily and warm.
City Tares end Water Rents.
A LL PERSONS, whose City Taxes or
JOIL Pater Banta, for MU, !Amain cakpeld, ere berebyt.
tilled that on and Arlin . TUE YIII9T DAY 07 OCTOBillt,
an addition of live 9.r Cent. will be mode on Mows Mee.
And that All Dues remaining unpaid uo lb. Find Day of
November, will tw pot In the timid. of oftleara for eidloolion
with a fortbar addition of Flee per Dent.
.017:dtf fl U. UICIII3AIIII, City TreaSeter.
F ANCY SILKS- _
PLAIN BLACK BILKS,
DELAIN ROM.
CASHMERE HODES.
PressL Bissinoes, raronseltsC mu/ ail Um sew sty.es of
Dress Clouds, al BURCH/IRLO A. CCM
1600 BUSHELS Prime Yellow Corn
eb:r• Lir ado by
ll
5 oBASE t AN/ER.
QPRING BEDS—of several different kinds
—lnamlUctudos I 7 no and for We at uur warehouse.
T. B. YOUTio 3 00.,
&nth Ea and 4u Stelthhoid Street.
Q ILK ROBES id the richest hue, Fancy
k 31„..... Pompadour Robes, Plato and Plgurea Mk ; 11..
name. Wainer, le f giro, Phenyls. Mantle; Cloak; D e w
tam Plonucluga, laaartrup, Moats, and Itardavy.
.nicer arrived from Now York ftria day.
4.13 0. HANSON LOVE, 71 Marlist at.
VLOVII , --100 LLIa "Fagin's" St,. Louis,
200 do Supernal', for We by
ealn lIITOLICOCK, lIVOREIRY t CO.
D OUBLE LID MARKET BASKETS;
AS At 17 tbs doses or engin fa -17
ogeosber . ,a41311:71M RIDDLS.2g,
0 p,19.4.: VARNISH, Ccach-
Joe:. r
_,.fir, a: , -"~~~.
7 I
==n
comirrErs. OF ARIIFTRATI FOREF •
T - t,
OCTOBER.
V. r., J.LSILS r.aa . Jr: DAM WIL LA
Saarru. Item Calmr.L FES
PITTSBURG!! RlLAitaar, Tß.
for Go PPGEorm4 Qmdted
Prrrsocum. Femur. &Ma= '" ,
FLoull—tno domand thlo amok has been 42* GU
usual, but was good yesterday; talk tatint 01 00 pp laat
44,64 for spring gaper, 41,54 for spring rates, ts..,z
dy do, aod $5,60 for fancy dog 600 do family Pain
GOO do spriog Extra at SAO; =0 :do at 14;:f. for smug Patna
a d d S3A) too family Extra; 300 do do at $4,117 aid g.Sx ;
do spring Rxtra at $1.50; and do In
and lots, at $4,70
0 .34,75 fdr Soper, tt4,74€44,87 for Exlira and $ 5 4.5(45.21 tor
lazily do.
ciltalN.—aaloa at dopot of 500 tentla °mat 40 111¢i
lip do
nt 42..
ted 5 , 0 do from store at 41. W 11,47, 2,230 Posh on
private rms. Coss, :om bath .t 42 from atom
PKOV ISIONP—saies of IQ 414.1 Mm, Pork at SIP, Baton,
3,n00 0,. ,
at 7'. and 10,44, and 12.,00) . Ohs and
103 i.
ItYPILP- sale of 92 bbl. at 41,10 A bbl.
. 4 1
Bl l TlTlt—aalaa of lop Ps Roll at 1 5 .
PIII11—mtle• of L 5 taloa TO for Etran, P bipat 011 Sad
$1,:10 for middlings.
OSEXPE—soI Is of 25 bra at S.
GROCERIES—aIes of lo So ratS; 23 bbl. Mast
sea at 49, atot bp Gordo st 12%.
NONE/MAY AND CONDttimui&j,.
Icaaa PIO/WC; TiL reaflpts altlyttosat. pf
guar nud dorkg the pan wed, comport, with thaw of
the purloin weak, and the cornapootling tweak of last 74Not.
es follow:
lout POW/ Name w'k, Last .
week. week. 1368. .week. teest.
Flour, bile..._ 20,021 25.143 12,791 MAO 25,902
WheaLbush...s3l,4ll3 617,710 =6,252 397,363 488,073
00ne, both-- .07,328 101,893 292,822 61,260 100,656
0014. 90t0- 48,840 67,041 15,293 14,000 37,736
Rye, both. 12,376 11,533 7,971' 0,417 772
1 1 .0 4 .7. 90t0- 8,295 12,196 9,852 1,300
The following table allow the amonot of rime aid gain
lea tare on Saturday last, corliparrod with the amonot in core
sidle corresponding data 011867 and 11353:
EepLl7, &pt.!. Sept. 19,
1059. 1358. 1857.
flour, 1.14. 6,9486,060 0,131
Wheat, apring. hr .4 610,910 334,630
rod mote. bosh- 70,031 5111,692 10,967
white " 18,571 51,568 8,693
Own, Z 9,873 118,877
Oat. bush 62,581 5M,926 37,300
Rye, both 7,726
Barley, tub....._-
15,342 31,926
Tito wheat market daring the mat week lisa been tbor
doll and heavy, and pdreahave declined 243a31bmh, 1l
grade. At lb. clue, however , the market la firm an t oo
teudeary upward-prices yealoley ranging mt follows:-
No. l red aso. No. 2 trod 75c, No. 1 equiog 73 47 4 %. F. 2
apring,71407.50, rejected spring C6C467c-all nor.- ....-
het doting firm at the outside quotation. The deman for
tering extra deur tar the Pittsburgh and the Eastern mar
ket.. outdone. satire, and prkee have been well maintain)
lraa --cloeing at • tango of $4414,25 for good to choice pring ek•
Winter,bmods aro dull, and trantactlom so , llght,'ar
04,L0 for red winter, and s#,76,ga,No tor white winter. Th.
supply of corn doting the week ha. bean very light, and 011-
dar an active demand, the market has advanced 849c-cloo
log Ann at 70c for No. 1 and CBc for No. 2in oar. (late
firm and in demand .1a420w... System at 80. Barley
more active, and advaiwed 243e-chulog at 62463 e for No.
1 In gore, nod 40.2,110 far No. 2. Timothy weed advanced 8
to 10c pt both .along of 0;084.2,10 for prime. Ilighwinea
. 4,4054 . 1 iic-oluing Ze- Nothing doing In proelsbaus.
Ulm* firm. Freights fsir--44.0 for wheat to Bollato. and
9!..ic to o.vrego, being the nominal ratre.--IPree.
NE.' 01LUIS, Eept. 19, P. ll.—Tbs markot f.,r flour 13 In
-11Pe, and price. drooping. Foperline may 1.3 quoted at
4.95@.1.90.
The stnek. of corn is I light, which hu o.nend machOrno
.e. In prices; mix0.175,4n0c.
The orraend for mess pork Is trialunte, end price+ Ilan et
$11,75415.
the hticon i. tin% ma prices nomi.l M 77-I'c
or shoulders.
Lard Is doll, bot prices ere nachnoged; prime
prime keg 12yft1254..
Tbe denssihdfor whisky is !Milled, sod confined to the LOCO
trede, et Vi l ,c(ch27c.
The demarld for sugar Is fair, end
(sir Orleans fi,!,,afi , •,,.
The demapillor Mulabe• is limited and locel, ht
The stork of coffee Is light , end the market firm at 1:Mil
1214 a.
bight exchange on Faw York ! prem.
Sr. 1.0013, Sept. Z), P. IC—Tobacco, with very small re.
ctipts„ truly good request foil price.
The flour market wits rather dull,sod par...were • shed*
lower, I,uuo bush super sold $l, delivered.
Wheat—holders were arm, end price. fully maintained:
sales at spring end club, 80@h7 0 for 0010900
and fair, 900000 for gOnl to prime while, are. 11.0u@1,0.5 fur
choice.
Cora—mall vr.ra ramln at Ca: formisad, and 7r , (4
Sc tar %Lite.
PrO•i9lollmarket—aoveral arardl order. were tilled 0.7%.
for aboulden, 11!:2.• for clear Odes, and 10!4r for plaid cart-
Tamed ban..
The following la • mm 11.410111. statement of the Exports
(okdroOre of swum) from New York to forelign:porte for the
•rot sod Waco .1 • u. I.
Itsl.
For no, waek ..... 1,110.115 1 , 04 7:-1 .0 1 . 541,40
Prvirtonel, repaud 47.,6,946 13.419;216 43,979,75:
SIONONWILIELA NAVIIIATION COMPANY.—I de-eo
etirrops, 111'41111ste, be rags, Chadwick; 110! , :i
Flack; 171,1. do do, 13erry & co; 9 bble apples, metier.
IVLIBELINO, per 71inerea-91 bble mollusc, J 8 Lignalt
& co; 12 empty cur boys, J Irwin; 10 Gbh Ilene, T A Lemma
& es, 2 boo tobecni, U IV Sw AY barley, Itbodee &
Vern. , 10 We end 10 hell bble ale, 1.1 IV 11M1tli; 0 bdls pipet,
8 liradloi; 3 table eepe, 3 empty bble„ & Trlroble; 18
ankle moue, II Hamilton; 1. bblA apples, lot marketing,
Calboon; 210 bat ctieeee, eke potash, Leech & Hutchison:
20 bet clativio, Little & Telirible; 07 do do, 11 II Cottinit; 11 du
do, It 11. bieon A co; 14 bold, rye, IV;Jobroion
lII=
The river wee falling all day yesterday tltrange to ray,
din rains of this siisti bare not reined the river on mob.
The nee out alto Allegheny was a failure.
The IA I lauds and J. C. Calhoun wet" not yeeterday and
probably got over (Cass
The !thinned,. o would go out Wt yenning. The rise did
lint little good in the long run.
Theme were no arrivels egcept that of We Minerva, the
Wheeling packet. HLe has been pot to tuinalrable trim.
A crew of men ay hard at work yesterday getting the
coal out front the barge than sunk, as before mentioned.
senile:van named Willlarus In been. from Ont. Char.
and lies contracted for a bast lot fee to
• i. ••• Latta' Afonon ahem ty
i s e i n r g w h l an dch .
Meek Inver. Ile is to tale out the Sunien ' ir . ^,—b° of
snag., rbo c. p rTolelt peat
to s
machinery ": l; ..7:it
to the purpose tar which ehis Is building. rosin •
Ding aloof; Ike Black. have taken this Job of dredging Ue
baud
and
will probably appropriate to It the pro e•e d, ir .
lain b‘vernp lands which belong to them. The merits •
grad ono.
The tileaannal was at Char . limed on Tuariay, (roux Wheel
g. The Key Weal to et Louts•llle, toadies for Pittebtaryth.
The Rocket took 2,000 !MK 01 et Lawrenceburg, and
era! come here forthwith.
.
The Ilan:L..la. Naples packet, Isb of tLI. city, broke her
.Left w Ler hat trip np the II!Won.. rt. tied op till ate
might Kt.. • new now
Steamboat
j lteg
ARRIVED. DEPLETED.
T.legreph, Drbertatill; Telegraph, Broirerr
Jetta-am, IIrderotIll.: I 'Jairrraon. Browns,llle;
Cot. Bayard: Elizabeth; Col. Bayard, Elizabeth;
elhotrva. Wheeling. j Indianola, Cincirmath
Hirer rett —felling.
.J. 0. Calhoun, Clarltoantl
T•lograplul•
new &pt. 12—Cotton dull; sales 403 bale*. Floor
baoy.t; aataa I=o bbl.. Wheat arm; as!. 10000 task;
Western $1,2; , i:41,10. Cora banyan*; Is 13,610 bush at
9104210 r lulled. Prima Pork $ 15 . 62 40 11 .4 6- • "rd
auaaiy at Whlaky steady at 2040 . 17. Saga,
;Milady; Bkaavado - 6:W834. co.tr buoyant at IV / ,' for
io. Rocks Water: Chicago& Hock Inland Op; N. Y. 11.,
gni Nlt j ^ Idllwattkla atlaalulppl 04; Oaataac,. G..
tana•illteago7fr?. , ;; IllehiganOentral Harlem K. H.
Pra.rrol 36 : 4 ; P.. o, ac Matt 8.8. Bllchlgan Central
alglans 01.
PUILLDELPIIIL, Sept. 71—Flour unchanged, with ale. of
RAC bbl. $.543 for extra family; extra at the lame agare
md mamma M $3.76. Ryo Flour md Corti Meal Wady.
Wheat doll; ealee ROO bath red at 81,1601.19,and white.
g 42301,514 -Rya wanted. than &drama' 143 m salae 0.000
bash /Wow al 6.1597. NU amady; 1000 bash Delaware
sold of 37. Whisky commands 27037%.
lummox; Sept-=—Flour is rep doll, but umbanged
Wheat firm; .air 23,000 bash at g4O 490 for white, mad
for rat Corn buoyant at 833033 for whitey and
bOO9ll fur yellow. P vitions firm; mass pork sena at g15,-
75, and baron siblae at oe. Whisky doll at 138.
Ctacalliam, Papt.l3...—Floor In better darmad, and /not ea
at 100 per bbi higher. Wheat steady at 88c0.1,1 for red and
81,0501,10 for
white. Coro in falr demand at 75 for yellow
md mixed. °stela Mora moan at 39039. Rye scarce at
93. Earley 76. Whisky firm MR'. Provitioria ultra sad
very firm of 7!4093.;1ae00 ' , boulders and Sides, and 114 ;
6010. turd 19?..,1019% for Gbh Exchange mama at
!i" per root.
dror_ i_t!onPbts•
FOR ItIEMPIIIB & NEW ON- .
LE aNS.—The epleadla ...oar NEWS
nta, Capt. Roos W. Doyle, trill leave' lor the m00n... ati
Intermediate porta on MONDAY the .V.th hut, at 5 o'clock
r, r. For freight or pangs, apply on board or to
.21. 'SLACK. CANNES t CO., AO.
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Fu It MEMPIIIS AND;NEW
ORLEANS—The now end splendid dam
er "ANDY FULTON, Captain Jacob Finley. rrUt Wye cor
the above and all lutarroodista ports oo TUESDAY Mil
Instant. /or freight or 'mange apply oo boartl,or to
Dow. !MACH, Italtrilnk 00, Amt..
55t. Routs, tg:c.
on Sr. LOUIS.—Tho splendid
katEl.2stesmer 811INANGO, Osptsin Mond B.
441.ENC11, wM locie for the shwa sod all Istsrmsdiste
ports TIIIS.DAY at 4 I'. M. Forlreight or mans apply
oo bawd. 46W4
VOR ST. LOUIS—The beautiful
etearner Nexruxx, Oapt. Adam Poe. 1011
Mere for the agieve loul all laterroollatie porta oI:AY'
DAY. MA, at 4 o'clock P. 31. Per freight or Rugg, apply
ow Want or to
won. ST. LOUIS.—Tho splendid .
atestrer blillYOO,Capt.bMllnm,
t he for Utashorarad adlintarrordlate pore on 2 4=7,t.,r
the "Zd hat, at 10 o ' cl ock o. N. for freight or paring. ain
ply on board or tr.
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JOHNroan r.
M. BRAIi
STREET TM
t SON'S '-
PROVED MEROANT/LI AND LAW AGENOY.
R. IL NEVIN, Jr, Agent for Panto rgb: OtHro tatoorr4
to NO. 67 FOURTH fiTILEKT-
Ofii. In New York, No.= Droadwa7.
03.00 r Report. of Iferrbants •n 4 .13. k ere are prepared
with the greeted care.
EA-Notre and
ammeatio for Saki — .
11. a.. of Land, about half • rolls froartha aittazy
117IrCOTTAGE . N . frstlt, near 0 6
ttartey on the tall, commandlog good ear dna 1.113*-
ry. TO. boom ha. alz good roam, betlttscUlar and flo•
Ohed auk. There la • line Spring Hone ouly • few feet
from ttok iltrheu, and alma atable am the' property: Es
coke.' DILWORTH t:BIDWRIL.
oelhhad Omer Water .treat and Cherry. allaY•
SANDER'S HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
ORAN? STREET, OPPOEITETRE
OPEN PEON 0 A. N. TO 9 P. If.
Where putleatea ceirEiva their gait Preosed 10 Ma Weld
and moat fathlonalda tamper. IL asa Bud up a roc= Z.
proaly for Ladlasorhe particular Weal , . .1/1 be ea
to DRESBINO HAIN O N ELP.TIEB, PEOGPSION9,,ao,
In Ma 1112{01111.99rared styles.
SiIrEIANDINVE BAT= BOALP TONTO kapt COp
dun, ou hand and oda. 1u29:17d
mylecaly.m]
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iv - MA PINGNAPtii.- • •
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Tbe higned market piles paldpl4l4 cub AN Hilts bY
sal
MADIVION. SON.'
Nos. lin and 131 Wood nowt.
U 1G (I.EI YJG LTmg LAY—Neu style
Cknik''*""elala. Gooils, Mar eaU or•
tasin. ita6 nAtigioN LOVZ. 74 Ilarkst .t.
HAVE -juareed s fins and'artsasiro as
-.Amami of leak itabbaSbolblite
~.. 4 . , i , ,t' t -
414157,093 $44,4 Go ec,v 47,524,:4 8
FLACK. B/L&IiES 2 P),
FLACK, BARNES A CO,Agfa
promptly. ft.s:amy
M. ard/TH,
Covpsellor at-LaW.
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