• 3 • . . . Xiwtd: 7 *Mit - rd4. l: -; RIDE ,ar.co. i twat li eemnmfuion rachauts, 3a3`Bgenta far the sae of fittsburgh _:fileclons,,:cantonwiltutattada.fartaw, ratanPlObtraapan, madras. Pl=o Stun. . _ •' 4 am t .ea are. -AN. 49 commercial stiriat t et. Low.. -icautt ' • ssanY cutimixa mualnucrows 0 A ND TWINTEB Of en ellois anB demoripttome..: .Waiallousa, 489; ear. Penn and Walnut Ste., Two spasm ebove Ow P. P. W. At 0 R. 11. freight Depot, PITESMIDAt.t. AMERICAN w.a:ronird, WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF lußanualuct VVELTGIEUIS. Watcolild mitat .respeotfully call the atten , tha plata° to tho Atootican Watchta tow being az taisdralyAttrochated, the manutactora of whkb baste:am Ittiols istabildtot that entity =Lind tau-tiq plod ,:ittitailbattaa oda and coma time-knout, - taith by the— .'-,i,l'lfhaviatat.atßat.- • • . '' ! llirlaileMnappolakd Melaka ,aiants lx the sale of ihteilFataba, the putdie may ha aimed pat .i can sell thematthirsty lawnt crib prima • ' a:very:liras stxk of Ellrar sad Plated . Gold Jewelry fa set a , snob ii Oars!, Garnet, Gannai,jriand Painting. ' WwitabrAt ofOLOOKS. Is titiosaally larp at plaint, caarprlehillaoms berratlfal pattsrus of Eight aml Oa* Gay 'grim ►nd Onto? Olocka at greatly rodnearpires. Ws bps also a fall stoat of English and Stu Gold and Enter Michas on hand, all of= own impartation. Also, Fatale Ifaksre Tools, Materiels and Watch Glam.. • . Eno.l2lBqtYttr. minus:as: sqwriitansit DI uTagitsisi - Do to fiaaiird Mni-Winelisdb oth laiiitaiettaallhihtlasitaellitng. It has uotartal au earth. sxiy;thl fezflititestne prom' otteettilug by eattanlag the • gtittt.;.radnrlttg. nil Intlateratit lon—will allay pain, mad t . rigida'. the towels. 'Depend upon It, mother* It reetyn immeshes, en.] relief end health to your *Os. Pislactly safe to nil was. lkiitg 04, yreparattop I. the preinlylloo of one of _itaiMottiaterlenced and etiltal female thysieltins In New Lie LOCI cud with nerertalling .uoo In cow. L the but and unrest mousy In the world, In miertof Dysentery and Ilterhasatri Clilldron,wtother It - =btu from teethlag at from any other canes. It** and health can be astlmnted by dollen and mata,ll tiotlfilfitsreikhr in gold. -• 11**,4 ',balk, ate sold evert year. le-tbe 1.1 alert -( . 245.1i4j:12,1ieta ad and weittrtel randy. Pates onY asmrs • BOMB. . - ..:421.5r0tte two-alto anleesthe flcafmtle caU.22l2t PRR. ••-•- NES new Yore, bon tbe enteld• wrappe r . . till.acraVys th Errgnent:ler''Pltrginelib• - , lo3ttaerletter • PEILITIAN &TEMP.—MILT 18 117— , gait persona bare an ilea that the poirtiata SPIV is • preparation of Peruvian Balks. Ttd. V oott.b. 0n... It 4:1?4 , 0111110 prswation of-Pra.az Ida of Iron, which fa rued :',li7iseelleal Into theconatitutlan, and will set ea a tonic to • a way that that metal doom not malty act, when given In the farm of. earbanate, or even In the iron by hydrogen . - - preparatlea, iciPoprilar attic phoiclane • Whoever denim highs iron Ina term that will be seerptable to the human attuned:, end that um be readily taken Into the blood, will 'Oll. thu Peruvian Syrup, which it attested by mac of high 'character through - Out the enontry. Dr. neva, the State gassynr of illaseachntetta 1.-algal to Its extraordinary a-Ir ina., rod we have. every ninfldence to the ability of the agent here*, marine, any one of the sum:.. The retail-Iln Iseep it made in Damn, and bat perrermovi =oat wonder. al ram In ell dime a requirlarg o tante cot alterative peewit:lna. See lona alrertligenent so- alothar part of eadlyilGezarral • DILOEO. 13. SEINER, 110 Wood strecc, tithe Agent for this city. salt-died VI , Ai ft • cop tri.lriviN a.; 'rkiE LATBST IttIPROVEBTEINT Seiwing Machines. Machini t o eta FDIST PiIESITGAI a: the late Anetbeer grit, Far. UI3IS:TfIE MACHINE wbose owners -71,1 L. °Toted apriirdarct at $ 2 o _ O 0 • In Elfin&l;l444-boy other onexhiLithoe at the Frookilo Institute that could do the rano reap of work es waft— Their Otfornoilioti iXOrt Or:copied its .rnioritc .rat Le tonoetkot Fite silo at ITEDISA - L ST, ALLEGiSt.T..II^ OITS. 10:X211UMita;Lia „ ,.FLOW. MAN'yFACTURERS Ncr!', ItrillPenn Street, Pittsburgh; DATENTEES of the celebrated lint Pre Tatum IRON 0101=1 eND lIILL-SIDD SEVOLII .I.NO BEMIS PLOWS. Aldo lnaattlattans Vaud Laver, Centre Lamar. Laktored Csaco._-.locron;ht 'Moldboard, Creole, Taal' and only other &mention of •• ! PLOW% PLOW CASTINGS, CULTIVATORS. Ac. tat.Tboy also cantinas toads; on the old Ilunnix Foun dry, corner of Penn shoot sad Coen alley, es Cram of addcb have bran long 'celebrated foe Clair excellence. All order. protortl) fUlsd and utladacthin given to custom= ba awry partiotdar rTffyd Concert Plano for Bala A:MAGNIFICENT CONCERT PIANO, odes famous manunsetory of BRISITICAP, liAre Germany, snitch Is, utast:est /cubs, one of tbs. bassi Mmrumensts, u marls fullness actl susstono of tone, eta, seer (grand in ibis otte, smithe ossusr ouly puts veldt it on amnia of reason] too Western city. - for further particulars, apply at the offinsof tb6 Numbs' suniksittolso DITTSBURGH AGRICULTURAL , WORSE, Nos. 49 and SI Ferry Street; - 3.03)ER . T O. WILLLA3IB, kroptiesor, fdaccewor fo Warda,p, Strut 6 Waliaanj EIMEICTIILI3I OP Mowers, Reapers, Horse Powers, 'Threshers, Cider !trills, Tiny, Straw and Fodder Cat tars &other AgrieultnralMaohinerv. saz=a - pz.L•37=CHtio:Ql Assurance Company, HD. 1 140080611 13121:1P, irteinom ESTABLISHED IN 1835 cilium. I PAID OP 06PTT6La170808PLC8 :. A,104,111 li ANSUALDESPAIIf% for U. forma PHIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST GM Cr Datom M Fay, almost ow, doserlptlon of r u olaWW L . b lo &Wood Proo a.llota, r art aodout o e, and, la I.ant, withe soar t wflu Low. Prwaladt Otlostot mad without rabrance to TAD4on. ;paid proc2,l MUM PWO.forforSent coonim tta Uain. ham McCully Co, Co ISt Wow.: Sobn WWI Oa, *cm% Marsala", Liberty Area, D. Om Oct. ad Wood otroot iie fflal.Mp= "6 lll . 3o, 64 Wood *fagot " Thad& Da,Ss " 0'; IL A. Yabalotock & 00., law a n d Waal &flats Jai Woodandl oa, Sozand and Wad Wools; Al a r a ta: W d a r t e la ' Mawr &Co, Wood sod IliXart.rs.tg .....,.. • Osorte.W.Staart, as% is Peak street.. Meseri.lll.lyere. Met= t 0o;t0 Maki * dna; Ws:LAPS= At. • - PS,ZCZOtati haat drat; ~ . .o „4, Frvir wad Now sex, ! James Grahess Co 41 .3 22 k" 614'''; Affletill, Ist.; Preelksirii= s 47 ; Jaws Dadelsp„ Prestient titan tank. I . lin. W. A. Portsr, late Judge gepteste 0012 rt. , JANUS' .IWe ARSOTT, Agent, jeWardle • _ " Temporary Mee. 103 Wood sues t. -FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED ' DI T/ED BUTE 11'1170 GRAFF & CO., -- pZIaNIIFA . CTURERB, - • • • FOR THE DEST - V E 8 . • POD SHE DEBT - • ' 001CING RAROVFOR With 'asp gad Dots tog Daositag (kat; ' XN.I) 'BEST WOOD COOK .8,0 YE. D 321.011.1 SOX DE= LAUNDRY alvv,a. abo r oa Lend • largo snottaaingal Eng! a g gloves, Thin sad Vasty Ouse/ rootsdhladigL• Sod sad Dog Ircoso gaga Edam Wagon BOWS HOITOW ware. gc . . • No. 96b Liberty 19 • OBAFr ec CO., AT THE =AD Of WOOD BTUS% •-fmfff: Prresount, RICHARDSON'S RI S-II -LINENS, DAMASKS, DIAPERS, 4.0. ONSIIBMRS OF RICHARDSON'S L-IN vv and Mose Seamus of obtelatog tbe GENUINE ---- , oo3Dlfoßmandll.kihii the articles tin 7 parch= ere eel. elth tha Ecal rume of the Ana. - J. N. 111011ANDKIN, BONS St owDrit. a iceastostee of the 'modem and dorebllity ske • , Tble mutton is macron ementlelly neetwary, ae large , quanelles of infaior men &Active Mims me s .s, ammo eller seam and sealed with Menem of NNE by Nish Noram, who, tePzellat of the hi.., that 'Melded allkeon tbs drank= consumer end..the manatee. tams of the mules Oasis, will sot reently• ebendon Damns sto profitable, while ptuchurint uni be kaput! on sun ord. of a worttlesecbarecter. . • ' • BULLOCK/ J. IL LOCKE, Agents.' Womb Etreet, Nor York. NMI '-' a. imams. tftr., SCUMBEELUTZ WHOLESALE lc RETAIL _ MANUFAC -. • • TOREsSizmvairaesta ' • 1100T8, AM? SHOES, 31. Fifth • Street, Bank Block, nAlial oar Tar laic luel complete Ma •ofBOCIAAND finDES, st• surtaxed to oder extra in• osuseaseate to partualtd. aell • sad OZSZI3I as. outlend - Z. &mum At CO, SI difth et. ZSBOT: It BA4KER. 1 '''._. __'• , PHODUGE ADM PROvuuuN QolfilliS 1 ONiIiRVIANTS , .-' 7 , let •ASlTookpoy,n_q_of Rand, A.rrrrautmou, : ~'-` :,, . -,-,-. • - ,...` ':- ,:,.. __4ll.7.rudeur * ' ' - , 4ititte - uititson! 0 "'". , arida rm. '', - ..' ' x , ptstoesiork,'Bossa . .. .ITioess,cronersaeri• ft. - is, ae: .- oi*lrsvicmpuy swat. lioinatiarket Pion. AA IragOrth:::::::. „- .. , - . . , iissairset#l. . '.. kl. .....;1 ~ ... JO'it -'tt' I 5 urgj a• - t C. TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 27, 1859 OFFICIAL PA PLR OP PRI! ,curr.—' City and news fte4nnB, Blarnaitocoarcay. Obrarvations for ths'Oarettc, by G.E. Shaw, Optician, 58 Fifth SL—Connetad daily: 'amr. - owIffIADIS. BT 78 9 o'clock a. It 12 " 6 " ..... Barometer... TT Joan Bauman, Esq., is amploycd by us all agent for oauvaseing and collecting for the Plea burgh Daily and IPeelay Gazette. Ila will vlslt. I. that capacity the various portions of Weetero Pane sylvania and Eastern Ohio. Ile is our only apt) for the pmposta named. It. Eanarr & Co. Argues 19, 1859. Tlokstal Tleket.l The Republican Stale and County Tick ate are now printed, andinady for distribution. Our friends are requested to eall and supply them selves. SUNDAY TRACLi—Cars jot Sunday to St Stop. pod beyond Redemption.—As is well known, for a good deal has been said about It pro and non, oat the first Sunday after the track was ready, the oars on the Passenger Railway to Lawrenceville ran full of people nil day. A great many peo ple in this city desired this to be stopped. There is a law on the statute book against any sort of Sunday work. It extends, as is held by some, not only to ears, but to the hiring of carriages at Livery Diablo, and the employment of moo to drive carriages to church and hold the horses while the services are going forward. In order to exact obedience to this law. Mayor Weaver did, on Sept. Bth, 1859, direct the following let ter to the President and Directors of the C. P. Railway tigintrarert—fity attention bee beep called to the feet that 013 Sunday, Sept 4, 1.1359, the cars of your company wets run, as Is usual on other days,_and passengers canted for hire. It is alleged by those complaining to me, that the gala and good order of the day was thereby broken, and citizens rosideot along cheroots, disturbed in the religious observance of the day. The right of Passenger Railway Companion to run their cant on Sandal, has already been the subject of judicial decision by Judge Thompson of the Supreme Court, in a recent case in Philadelphia. In addition to the statutory penalties for performing secular business-on Sunday, Judge Thompson holds In the cue referred to that it is the duty of magistrates to prevent n-breach of the public p_eitec, and thch dis turbance of the rights of 'worship and rest on the Sabbath u II appease are incident to the running of , can on Sunday. Any other construction of the law j Judge Thompson holds would make the trilling pa I =nisei penalty Indicted, "a license fee for its viols tion." I Under my oath of office, therefore, and the laws oil the State as Run expounded by its highest tribunal, I am not at liberty to overlook this open and publie defiance of its requirements. No man or t li set of en are above theta's. I hereto express the hope, adore, that you will refrain from any future attemp to run your care on Sunday. If persisted in, hoiwever, I shall take prompt measures to sup ' press the evil complained of. I hare thought proper to giro yea this notification in order to Alford you an opportunity to bring this matter before, your board, and I shall await your reply before taking further cation lb the premises. 11. A. Yearns, Map,. To which the Seoretary of the Company re plied : Dear Sir: Tour COLID/Uraiaatituo ill rate/Klee to running care on Sunday has been received, and I am instructed to say that it has reeeired that degree of ' attention whiob the importance of the subject and e proper respect for yourself and the community de mand. For the present, at least, the company will cease to run t i elr care on Sundays, reaming the right to adopt sub course in the raters as they may too ht to purest. The character of the gentlemen composing the board is; I think, sufficient guaranty that they will submit conscientiously to the laws of the eommon wealth, and that whatever they may have done, or may do hereafter, will proceed only from their honest conviction of their own and the public rights. The board entertain great respect for the Opinion of thou of their fellow citizens who have been active In initiating measures to prevent what they consider a violation of the law, and think that a similar con struction ought to be applied to their own conduct. They are also under obligations to you for your dec laration of intentions in the matter in question, as well as for the courteous terms in which it w•s couched. 0 If. RITPET, Secretary Cttizeni Railway L.`, A 9 is well known, (or the next two Sundsre, to wit: on the 11th and I nth of September, no care wefts ran upon the road. .Doringlaat week, however, itevcral petitions were circulated to Lawrenceville and received the signatures of many of the beat citizens of that borough, asking that the care might be permitted to run at cer tain hours. Below is. a copy of one of these petitions: Ll weascartit.z, Sept. 2.7. Hon. The undersigned would respectfully represent that they have been accus tomed, heretofore, to depend upon public conveyance to reach the city on Sunday, and that very many families In our borough attend the city Churches and Sunday Schools. If these 'conveyance' are stopped, they will be compelled to forsake their churches or put to great incenvenfanae to reach them. We think, therefore, the convenience of our whale community will be consulted by permitting the rail way care to run at such boars en will enable the people to reach the city in time for service and return home therefrom. Not only would we regard this as a great sem:iodation, bet we are walshed it will not be attended with disorder or breath of the peace, and we pray . you, if not •inconsistent with your official duty, not to Interfere and deprive as of the right, and 'conveniences bestowed by said Railway Co. (Signed by a large number., To this petition the Mayor responded SIPTLYISIIIII, 24, 1859—Jests Verner, Erg.: I have to acknowledge the receipt through you of ■ cirmmunication from sundry citizen" of the borough of Lawrenceville, In relation to runningyour can on the Sabbath - day. In reply, I have to inform you that it is out f sty pOlter to grant your revicer to permit passenger can to run an that day 'ler the purpose of conveying families to church." If the ears are rue for that purl.. alone, llotoerer, - 1 not felL myself called upon to Interfere officially, un it!!! a regular information Is made before me to the usual form, when the law must take its courts. I am by no means insensible 'id the inconvenience which must ensue to those living in the neighbor. hood of the city, to be deprived on that day of the usual means of travel, but the Legislature only ern remedy the matter. In the event of the earl running in the manner and for the purpose designated, shall not therefore Interfere unless a6davit is made before me. .YMITY, A. Wasv en, Mayor. Accordingly, on Sunday last, the care were run. They began at about 9 o'clock in the morning, ran till 11, then commenced at about 12 and brought people home from church. Bat after that, we think, they ran without inter mission, and with loads of passengers, until 10 o'clock lit night. Yesterday, the Mayor Informed the company that he should hereafter stop the care effectually and entirely from raining on Sunday. We underetand that hereafter the Sunday law Is to be rigidly enforced, not only upon oars, but also upon other vehicles driven for hire or by those hired to drive them. The reason for this resolution on the part of the Mayor, is, as we are informed, that the company only 'eked to run their care for the accommoda tion of people going to church. They did more; they ran them all day, and hence the resolution to stop them in conformity to law. IMEEIMELI MIOAZINES.—The Atlantic Monthly, for Octo ber, Le on our table, from Hunt & Miner. Its table of contents is gob and varied. The Mitt leter's Wooing grows more interesting with nob succeeding number. The Professor is yet at the .Breakfast Table. An article on Rifled Once is very elaborate, and contains moc - fi valuable is. formation. No magazine In America ham sue mined itself ao admirably se the Atlantic Month ly. It is the medium of much of the beet thought In the Republic. Harper's Magazine; for Oolober, is also with us, from Hunt tz Miner. Mr. Loaning, well known through his field book alba ROTOIIIIIOO, hsa a plotorial article In the present number, on the early eettlement of Hentuoky. Another illustrated article le eniitle3 .'A visit to the Hue jiguero Indians." Harper le se good MI uenal, and that is saying much for it. The Illustrated Phrenological Almanao, Foy lets', for 18G0, is for sale by the lame firm. Foaossr.—A man named Franklin, who was in the Beazer county jail a while ago for forgery, but who made his cecsps,•-has been arrested again on a similar charge. He peeled a note purporting to be made by parties In Belleville, upon Nathan Clearer, of that place. The note was for some $2OO, and Franklin, who now goes by thenstnee of Randolph, Johnson and Montan, hieing realized the cub, made good Llti Hight, but Iran .aztested on Sunday by offmei_Syere, near Elizabethtown, in this countyi;taken to Washington and committed for ilia:. linters' other notes, forged •against diffirent portico, were Maid upon him when arreated. • . Earnwmout Merrraos.—There was a very fine meeting at Monroeville, Patton township, on Beturday afternoon, and another large and anthtuilastio one st New Texes,'Plum township, in the evening. Oen. Moorhead and Thomas •Howard, Esq., addreeled both meetings, and they — were warmly encouraged by the Republi causal both townships. Mr.i Woo. SUIT anted sePreeldent of the lloweeville meeting, and S. Brintanats Secretary. At New. Texas, Dr. E 5 °tinker acted as President and John Stew art u Secretary. The Republicans are *lds awake In that end ot the county. Tux poppiie at the excellent school of Ile*. J. S. Travail, Bewlakleyellle, will sire their cannel imbibition on Wednesday (tomorrow) morning. The 'performances will commence et Ifoloot In thelmoralog, and doubtless will be etory interesting to parents, obildren and all etiobLan tut an interest la ills really valuable iltitaliorbatlintloa. Thou desiring totend guar one thithorAny learn of tame and tinsee by advertisement in another column of the to= - _ MEM MitUiA Marren ne. Conic The regular monthly seatingi:of Pittsburgh .Gentile wu held at their Chimberelast evening. &led Conseil—Present, all the members otrept Mears. Barger, Kim, Phillips and Tomer. Atlanta of !sit meeting read and approved. hfr. Ward, from the Street Committee, pre,euted a report in reference to the general condition of the , streets. The report says that the streets iu the sea and district are vary much one of order, the Street ' Commissioner refusing to make any repair. or do soy cleaning for want of means. With the report-was submitted an ordinance rising , the grades for Harrison, Mechanic, Adams, Pike and Try streets. Read twice, and authorised to be pub lished in the papers to do the city printleg. The President read a communication from the Controller, covering a bill from Mr. Morley, City. Regulator, fur services, $390 25, with a resolutiou authorizing a warrant to turns to the above amount, which was read three times and passed. A resolution authorising the payment to John F. Sill a Co., for storing Swam Fire Engine Chives, $15,. was road three times and passed. Mr. Hardman, from the Committee of Conference respecting the resolution authorizing a warrant In fa • • vor of S. Ailinder, respectfully report that the rose. ' lotion passed by Common Council, February 5, 1859, be adopted. Report adopted. A communization from Dr. Walters, asking for a gas light near his new reeldence, corner of Cherry alley cod Sixth etreel. Referred to Committee on Gas Lighting. A petition for extension of gas maineron the tient, ! side of Seventh Street from Webster to Fountain or,, was referred to Gas Committee. An ordinance for change of place of holding elec tion in the 2,1 precinct of the Third ICard to the house of John Deli was read three, times and passed. A reeolotion•that the Mayor draw a warrant for 82000 for repair iog and cleaning streota, to'be charged to contingent fund, was read and referred * to Finance Committee. C. C. non-concur and lay on the table. Mr. Blear, of the Fifth Ward, from the special committee on collection of wharfage on the Monon gahela wharf, submitted their report. Appended I. the raped was the following resolution : Res,lred, That the Wharf Master on the Monon. gahela wharf be and he is hereby instructed to ret ina and pay Into the treasury all wharfage accrued on said wharf, and to discontinue the practice of leaving wharfage uncollected at the end of the month, and that the Controller report to Councils any failure to comply with this resolution. - Mr. Brown, of the -Fourth Wird, offered as a sub stitute for the above resolution that the Wharf Mae. tar of the Monongahela wharf be required to report to the Controller at the end of each month the • EEZE . . • • . 'amount of uncollected wharfage and the names of parties by which it may be due. The report was accepted, and after tome discus elan Mr. llerdman moved to lay the resolution on the table. Tens end nay. were nailed with the fal lowing result teas—Bennett, Hardman, Kemmerer, Kincaid, MoCargo, Nixon, Ward-7. Nays—Harbin, Blair, Brown, Duncan, Fitssim• mono, and Presidtipt McAuley-6. C. C. non•conCur, and amend by directing the re port of committee to be published in the city papers. ST C. adhere, and appoint !deans. Brown and Fit, 211:11MOna a conference committee. C. C. appoint Messrs. Dailey and Seibert. The committee report a resolution that the report ho printed, and that here after the Wharfmaster report all delinquents to the Controller at amend of each month, with the &mow deo from each. Report Adopted in both Connoil. A communication from the manager, of the Gym. nestle Anoclatt.on, in reference to renting City Hall, Was read and referred to Market Committee in con junction with Committee on City Property, to roport at nest meeting. A communication frolullr. Wickersham, Pres•t of the Etna Railway Company, was read and ordered to he filed. It was in reference to procuring th• right of way to the road up !fend Penn, and along Penn to St. Clair streets. The who le matter wee referred to the Ordinance Committee. An ordi nance of Monongahela Passenger Railway was alto referred to Same committee. Mr. Bennett presented so ordinance authorising a temporary loan of 13,400, to pay the judgment 01 Oelricha vs. the city. Read three times and passed. In C. C. objection was made to concurrence, thereat* were suspended, and action of S. C. concurred in. In all business n.tt otherwise noted, C C concur. Adjourned.• COMM. Coll[l . l - Pre•ent,•il the maw ban exeirpt Mourn Barnhill, Coward, Hill, Al,fielry, Nurrie, Oyer and Ward. Minute. of lest meeting read •od appu.rel Mr. Siebert pm:uteri a petition Cy • v., lamp .rt the earner of Witinut street and - 3falberry alley, sth ward. Read and referred to Committee on Gee Lighting. The aunty A petition relative to the grade of I'ike street, between dleebanie and Harrison streets Road Inv' referred to Street Committee. The President, A petition (or gas temp et c,,roer •(Clerk and Elm street+, Sixth verd Read Rl,' re erred to Committee op Gas Lighting. Mr. Darlington, froin the Finance Committee, an ordinaries authorizing ■ temporary kan of 13,40 a to pay the jodgmeet of fi.ehlrich's k Co. re. the city. The ordieanee was reed a GeV and wood time and there being ot.leettoo to third reading a motion to suspend the rules was made and lost, and the ordt emote laid over. Mr. Magee, from dm ()edit:moos C.Astruittee, a re port, with so ortitnan,a supplamentuy to an oral nonce granting tb• nee of certain etniteta to lb. CIII nos' Paassogar Railway Cotopaoy, p....`1 April I 1 1559. Mr. Robb moved to amend the Gni section, by me king the terminus et the corner of Path and Market which motion was lot by the following vote• Ayes—Blrktamer, Campbell, parlin g ton, basis, Fulton, Bete, Robb, Rots, Pres' vErrett—e, Neye—Railey, Barnes, Barr, Deader. [basso, Damien, Floyd, Fryer, Gild**, ?daces, Reed, Rob bins, Siebert, Thompson-14. Mr. Campbell moved to amm!, by adding attar the ford ordinance, in the third reetion,vhe words, .and in the ordinance to whieb this ise supplement Lost by the fallowing vote: • Ayes—Campbell. rloyd, Sieltert— 3. Nays—Batley, Barnes, Derr; Itlrkbimer, Davis. Damler, Dickson, DOllll2ll, Pryer. Gild.., !doges, Reed, Resit, Robb, RoUgric Ross, Thompson, Pros', Frrett-18. After the addition of two sections, the ord loan was road ■ third time and passed. to S. C , laid no the table by *vote of B to 3. Mr. Dailey, from the conference o.mmittee Oa the resolution authorising a warrant lo fever S. Allen der, reported favorable to lb. resolution tie pasted to C. C. Report adopted. Mr. Campbell offered the following Rceolred, That the Prestilints of Cour.cds be and they are hereby requested to - prepare and publish the usual ennial pamphlet, containing the note of arum • bly, ordinances and reeolutikis relatire to the city, paused I. 1558, together with so appendix embracing; reports of city ofßcere, etc. Read three time, and passed. Mr. Darliogton— Reootrrd, That a committee of Dice, uoe from each Ward or the city, four from the Select an 3 Ire from the Common Cianott., ho appointed to ■ppor. thin the city according to the Act of Ammbly passad March 13,1547, entitled a nipplement to an act to incorporate 11. city of Pittsburgh. Read three times and pasted, and Mews. Dar lington, Birthimer, Floyd, Robbins and Darin, ap pointed in C. C., and Bletivra Hardman, Tomer, Kim and 15I'Cargo, of S. C. Mr. Campbell— flerolred, That a Joint committee of three, two from the Common and one froM the Select Conaoll, to be appointed by the President", to audit and en. amine the account" of the Diamond Market [tonne Amociation with the city. Read throe times and plumed, and Mean.. Camp bell aad Siebert appointed on part of C. C., and Mr. T. S.M.& on the part of S. C; Mr. Campbell—An ordinal:me relative to market.. Mr. Siebert moved to :Mike out the word. "SuEer.. intendant of Markets" wb ..... r they orror. oet by the following vote: Ayes—Siebert and Tbompson-2. Nays—Bailey, Barr, Birichimer, Campbell, Dar Lington, Dario, Demier, Dickson, Donnell, Floyd, Fryar, Glides, Magee, Rail, bus, Robb, bobbin., Rom and Ward—l 9. Mr. Robb, the following: &soloed, That the Committee on Polies be and they are hereby requested to Inquire into the pro priety of preparing Oaf ordinance fixing a eatery to all city oaken not already fixed by ordinance ; and that all hoes, for - failures and perquisites now weir ed by Omaha paid Into the City Treeenry. Read (hies times and passed. • Mr. Campbell offered the following: Beacticed, That the Line and Mongabela Pe/an ger Railway Campania be requested to furnish to this/Council printed copies of the Reports of the Or dinance Committee on the mitten relating to said comparable hifeceotng . referred to mid rommittee. Read three times end paned. Mr. Darlington, the following r Btsoloed, That the rum of $2OOO be taken from appropriation NO. 0 and added to No. 7, for cleaning stroata. Read three times and passed by the followieg Tote Ayes—Munn. Dailey; Derr, Darlington, Dem ise Floyd, Gilds*, Rear, Robb, Rou, Siebert end Thimipson-11. Naye—Nave. Barnes, Bitkbimar, Campbell, Da vie, Dickson, Pryer, Magee, Reed and Pree't. Er ratt—n, In ill business act otherwise noted, S. C. concurred Adjourned. Gazer Convintesc•—We have been led to admire an arrangement lately adopted by the Omnibus Line, by which passengers going either Factor West, by roll rood, steam boat or coach, by leaving their addrese at the General Rail Road and Steam Bost Ticket Office, corner room Mo nongahela Ilona. will be nailed for and promptly delivered, with their baggoge, whero deelred. This is certainly a very desirable arrangement, encoring to passengers a certainty of reaching any of the above named modes of travel In due time. The office is open from 6 o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock to the evening. Strang ers wlshbig to reach any point In the city or en virons, osu be furniebed with cobvegances, It blob are at all times in rcadineee at the door Of the General Ticket Office. The Washington coach calls at the hotel', and at all points within a reasonable distance, every morning, except Sun day, for pacsengere who Istria their names at the office. Times coaches are now in charge of eare fat, gentlemanly and accommodating drivers. We bare frequently; thought of ming a kind wom vfor rd'etelland and Noble, as we hear them well spoken of by all who ride with them or en trust any briquet' to their cite. And, by the I way, no more gentlemanly officers are to be met with than are found at the General Tioket office. Leery attention le stn4louely glren to strangers, and It is real pressure to do business either with Mr Kneiland or his assielante. Thts ofrice is d aul o u n t . ifution which meta our cordial commit sti _ A star .of _valuable otoakit 1011 be 'sold fhb Irrtbliag $1.7 o'clock, oaloa.coolocs, No. i,4 fifth 'strut. AWN rut PIM* la MI: Wad. boa* and Elonougshola ,botough, by ardor of ioisoloistrator"of, moo at .4!;el&!'''.'7''' , ','Z - ;:. , ..5,:-:'t-:-.. :. , ';:4tr' '', s'.. -. r,:... - '&`... i,i'' f • .•,, A--.,,.- -,,,.,.,, ; ~.''...,..7,, ,-..:.t - ::.2:44, - ,. :7,'...,,"4 , ' ..t%••::3'_,:;',,,.,:-;t•!...::,,•2.,f'...c•A•.,;'7-;......n.,‘,..:..,,,,,,,:::L,-;;.•,:=!!• I Sum:info/ Moira& pmealizttS•pL . 264l: Dermra. : pirmls'on Bpecio.i 13 EL P e i ttge i rl 4 2 8 6 5 5 :5 6 101 4201. , 953006 1 4 , 7 4 3 5 6 7:0 41 16 5 11. & Al, " 266,972 120,762 864,496 eitirmee " 120,420 51,609 575,357 blethanie?" 200,705 . 83,055 706,049 Iron City " 239,675 .96,853 690,398 Allegheny " 204,020 87,8.71 1159,298 .11,781,9721, 0 42,77 1.816,460 1,055,0( MEM! Ill!EMZI 1T...1g 6°4" or 1 611 Otto to I Poo by - i o t ol Not. _ other Books. 1 ... I 1 Boobs. $ 31,773 I 951,325, 91 30 .67 0 131,13091 29,020 44,828 110,299 2 2,9181 129,072 7,063 10,191 9,104 31,411 , 28,1611 14,025 31,422 . 4,075 19,023 40,907 39,9521 37,003 $ 384,487 19 182,8421 8 312,985 347,709 181,8051 300,791 —L---1 ----H-- 36,778- 1,097 12,191 Pitt'burgh Exchange. M.& Ai Citizens'. Midianite' Iton City .. Allegbouy. Ml= Increase...... Decrease...-. &MLL OLT 8011, MiIICHANT TAILORS.— This firm are tow occupying their eplendid new store room, No. 19 Fifth at., next door to Eaton, Cree & itlacrom. They are opening out a stock of goods which, for extent and quality, are in keeping with the megnificenoe of their new es tablishment. The established bueiness reputa tion of this firm renders commendatory notices unnecessary in this case. In this community, noun eland higher—giving entire ealialaation to all who deal with them. Their facilities for do ing en exteogive buelnees now are unsurpassed by that of any other house, in their trade, co the oily. The tuts displayed in the getting up their business department Is worthy of all admiration, and eminently, deserving imitation. The stook of goods on their counter* cannot fail to animal the attention of purchasers, as they have been selected by the senior partner from the very latest importation's, and embrace all new and el egant and fashionable styles, for gentlemen's dress. Employing none but the best and most experienced workmen, they can with confidence assure their customers, and the public generally, that .the fulleat malefaction will be given to all who may favor them with their patronage. Call In and examine their 'Rook and feast your eyes on their store room and its elegant and tasteful arrangements. All must concede to it the palm for beauty, correct taste, convenience anal adopt edema to- the purposes designed. Tun Waehingtoo County Fair commences to morrow, and continues until Friday—three days. From whet we havo learned, we are warranted to eayink, that this will he the largest and in ell respects the molt interesting exhibition of the the Society, sins its reanscitation. The display of stook will ba large, of all descriptions The Society have enlarged their grounds by late pur chases of land adjacent, end have now ample "scope and verge" for all purposes. The build- I ogs have been enlarged and additional facilities Afforded toenufsoturers. and mechanics for the display of 'their oommaditles Wheeling is wont to attend this Fair In force, and never fails to make a splendid 'array of goods. Mr. Bauman will be on the ground and report for the Gazette, and a ill be happy to meet Ma old Wield:Wen county friends, and trendact any business they may have vlth this establishment. From pre sent indications the weather will he favorable, and if ea, a good lime may be anticipated IVAS/1011,1,N FL,AL. Sttutwa•r —The total an nual ...ruination of lb. pupils of the IVashieglon Female Seminary take, place this weak, commencing on Wednesday, we believe. This is el. aye an occa sion of groat interest to Chet ancient borough, and calls together • large crowd of citizen, and straugere. This institution is in a meet prorperout condition, beviag • large altand•nee of pupils from all parte of the country. The corps of (carbon are eminent for their proficiency and skill le Imparting knowledge and training the lair youth in all departments. of • solid and °miaow./ elicitation. The Principal, Mrs. Hanna; has • reputation as wide as the Union, and a popularity commensurate with It. Tb. Os • rem. reporter will be on the gronad one or more of Ott days of the approeChlng examination. F - os.wgir Stsuow *--The (arerell sermon of Rev Dr C P. Knuth, at the English Lutheran (lintel on Sunday night, drew an immense au dience Every part of the church, evert to the aisles, is. c n rowJed Ills sermon we bear spoken of ae ono of the most touching and powerful that was ever delivered in dist choral. The peat interest to hear. it was a fair Indication of the Jeep regret which le felt by alL.clesses in the community, ru the prospect of booing Dr Krauth fie goes hence to be pastor of St Mark's Church, Philydeipbia Pao re s•o• 0.0.4.111. - DO4. •s•DJ that Professor Gardner, the celebrste , i"*.aP and the Invariably witty sod tettikter-provoking orator, hie, in ow/segments of pitman merits- Sou from prominent gentleellat iu Washingfou, contented to attend the Wistdeigton County Fair, •hich anmm<ures iu (Lit place to morrow Our frieods worn.. the way should hold themselves ih raadioesa for raressport. The Professor Is the price, of wags in Lie line Tea Latter Day Sainte have erected a mail church ou the Youghiogheny , shout five mile. above McKeesport, and will open It for gusto. on Saturday, Oztoher Isl. These people bare DO conaecllon with Brigham Young, of Salt Lake City, being of an .Iw:direly different &nom- Welkin, and this le the only church of the kin,' in this vicinity . PITTIIOI , IIOII All —At the Cenci States Fair recently held at Chlosgo, ale first and only premium for the beet salt was awarded to the Penneyl,6[lloB'li Manufaoturiog Company, who malts the article, tbus stamped with the seal of excellence, et their salt works up the Allegheny River Tut Ne• York 11-i&ocr says that Mr Calvin Adams, of Pittsburgh, has recently discovered that an important eleotrMal change takes place when molten iron solodigee In cooling. By In sulating the moulds and the man pouting the !quid instal, the outings from common iron came out an white as silver and as hard as steel. TOR Burs FAIR —About 3G of the members of the Firemen's Association left 'in the but night'eerainJor Philadelphia, to attend the Fair In that city. We learn that about 90 portions In all left In that train. to ppmd the week In the city oe Brotherly Lore. Tux Svc.—S. A. Sterrett, M. D., devotee special attention to all diseases of Ito eye. Cataract re. moved by a now operation, causing but alight pain or rick to the aye. Residence, 277 Penn streei Notice to panders and Contractors. ' HE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman for R.,, h ,„A-Nn 7 ) would respectfully lulorre tho.. fur •both he p g . g,, ge wort, arid the public geuerally, that he la .ow prepared to furnish Bleu, or pot oo Este Foote, In the moot apployed tueuner. Order. fur houllug or Be pLlrtrig of BUite hoofs (If le ft tit the ofbce of Ale.. Laugh. Ito, corner of VOA greet and the Canal, Fifth ward) will be=rittended to. TUOMAII FAMILY: MUSIC! MU-S1C!I M USlOnia fOR BALLS, YAK :CIO, Ac, TURNIBIIED, 112 Smithfield Street; °p v. • 11. Oust= Una.. L i ne be given 11l Slogiug. Henn, ()niter and Vio lin ..7lmd .114111IRT KUNCEet, Prof. of Nu., I - IV ATII A Nrr AND BOLT WORKS. PATENT 110 f I'HESBED NUTS of .11 atem on ban./ find manufactured. Moo. DOLTd for Bridges, Ilachlourf, clooltorcl lm, !manta, do., (unkind at anon fmtlro. 10—Werettoure, No. 1 I Wator .tract. autaltodle ENAP. SCULLY t CO. PARLOR COAL HODS, OYOTKII WOK bTOVE,9, The beat Ituartment to at* city. Polar einem,. fruit Odra. Porcelain, Brea end Oopper "reserving Kettle I. Ali kindeof Bating Apperetur . . Plilo, Plicatiod, Jap panned end hewed Tin Ware. Wentirpt .se sr.t.entoffollai career lb* Iron Oit7 atone and Tin. Wsreboodu of W. W. BRADSHAW, N 0.134 Woad et., ea 23 First door below• tbe elgri of the Golden Gan. R EMOVAL.- JOIIN S. LEE, MEECIICIT TAILOR, ass fOLLIOTed bl. catsblistment to NO. 66 6IARKET ET168111% Next &oar to N. I.6lales & Sms,llank!rs. cSEWING MACIIINE AT A BARGAIN kJ —A first-elms Brow I HAW/ Quilting or Tanodal; Maths% seroadAand, srartantsd In Basra% or IT. 011111 it Mk DST kw less thin half price. Han ba seen at sel HEA BARKER'S, ror.Lltorly and lland data SILL, SUMMON lArri sT ; Offi c e M and lieddisnoe 111 - 011.1 NT STIUCP., "Witt ompostte the Coort Mora Dslicit' bs can nit the of any that m. 7 favor Lain with thctr patronage. A D , a the iarionestyie• of Troth interred ff . HIDES -100 dry Rita; 100 0 Re I et! ; • To Arvin uni or sate by •018 APRINGIU HARBAUOII A 00 SYAMJ,Syy HA1:38,-1 0 , 000 Manchester Bsgs. ;OW Stark • do, Oa band arid Frothing dilly 1.A30 y f 0683 ae UN= D VaMM ab ty aud natal Ms RYE ILOUI-6() t ''"."... 71 ---- ::1 111 fresh and oboice FtPiTed and for sale . so - J.B. MOO arr ik co_ LOST—On Wood street, by my dray ma; 04 hi.nlY to do siver,• BAG UP ISNOT iliallodar 'Hi W towardad les2lng It it 227 store, No. 211 Mort" stmt. IL IL IMO. DATES -:S malts New Arabian just recd rtil for mar ty solt, Rfahlrft a ANDEIISON,LiP Won d st. 011.1.1,DREN , S giVlNOS—Another lot fin vv haw cud lo aantoonui, for Igo by B.YOIRM CO. NIM GOODS—New Sake, Detainee, M e . _..rinwe. PIMA paremetwee, Moils, Paints, Mani. ,Guist, now on hied sad arrittnt &PT. Q IlaNsoll LCITZ, 71 Alaska Knot. byp_a) busl!!tri4l7-.l4lFie lIMOTHY / s _,RB, r sai, &63- -0,04 4. , a story Zig a oul gm noBIE-50 41,1 in dare e f ,ZUZIWQ • • . . . Telegraphic. Farther by the Borth Amenteri, - +(whiz is making great conclusions to the Pro toFteot,. 613,151 292,219 292,341 50,910 63,551 129,263 104,160 The Australian mails to the middle of July have been received. The sopply of gold is increasing. The English and French Secretaries of Legation to China returned home In the mail steamer. The violation of the Unity in seek • treacherous manner, called forth load demand for • terrible. vengeance. The Times sap,. henceforth negotiations must be carried on at Pekin, where no one can doubt that Europeans will FOOD be as much at home as at Paris. It concludes the article with the following uncompli. wintery reflections on the American ambassador: "The American ambassador, without force of arms, Is geld to have been admitted at Pekin. Of course he had a peculiar claim to this exceptional privilege, on account of the assistance given to the Chinese Mandarins, to deprive us of the just finite of the late successful war. Whether this, or some new claim of the same character, rendered him more admissible than those who bad opened the way to him, does not yet appear. If the Americans ran open China by peaceful methods, let them do it, but them far they seem better abtnto help themselves than do auyt bine for the world at large.' , London,Wcurneeday.—The China mail has arrived bringing complete accounts of the l'ethe affair, which resulted In the total defeat of the British defeat of with no less than five gun b ate, and ibont a third_of the whole farce engaged. The month of the river was effeetually barred by ton Mattes and booms. This bar was raked by the re of the newly constructed forts on the other sia of the river, mounting 90 to 100 guns. Admire !tope's appear antei In the first instance was unmi takablyriaclfic. A solitary man-of-war's boat carried in his first mes sage, the Fairy and two gun boats being left outside the bar, while the rest of the squadron wee lying :10 miles off the ambassadors. Finding no proper all. cars to receive them, they decided to remove the bar, and pass up the river. Six or seven hours how ever, were spent in vain endeavors to effect this, and daring that time not rt gun was fired from the forts, although the gun buts were at a distance of 500 to 100 yards only, and some of them had gel aground. At 1.30 p. m. the Aguel for action was run up, and the Oppossum and the Plover pushed in close up to the first barrier. Suddenly, about 2p. m., the guns In the forts opened fire, and the action became gen eral. The fire of the Chinese, both In weight and precision, was such as was never before experienced. In about 2 hour. the 'fire of the Chinese began to slacken, and eratiooon afterwards almost silenced, although every shot of theirs told, while the British guns did comparatively little damage to the mod walls. The enemy's fire was 10 heavy, and the mud on the lending being up to the knees and sometimes to the waist, that net of 1000 men who landed barely 100 reached the first of the three wide and deep ditches, which, after some 500 'Ards of wading through the mud, presented themselves. :Of Lae gal lant forces who got through difficulties, scarcely 20 had been able to keep theirritles out, or ammunition. Nevertheless they boldly faced the ditches, and some 50 of them, including a crowd of officers, succeeded in getting as far as the third ditch, They would cer tainly have made a good attempt to scale the walls, but their ladders bad either been broken by shot or bad stuck in the mud. With the one, however, which remained, ten devoted men sprang orward, three of whom were immediately shot dead and five wounded severely. A vertical fire of arrows, as well as a con stant fuselude, was kept upon the eeloct band, who now crouched iu the ditch waiting, but In veto, for reinforcements. 066,G99,029 1,696,35 705,682 1,570,591 SI 16,6.,1 On• Day Lan". from Europe Ne w Vona, Eept. 26.—The steamship Vander bilt arrived at this port this alarming from tiouthamp toe, with Liverpool dates to Thursday, the 15th— one day later then furnished by the steamer. City of Baltimore and North America, It wan stated in London that Spain had returned an evaaive reply Lu tbequeation from England touch. log the concentration ul troupe in the netgLl...thood of Gibraltar. The governments of Prane• end England were to take immediate steps fur inflicting punirhinent ust the Chinese. The Florence correspondent of the Lob Jon Times any, it is repbried Abet Pope Pious ha -1 received auction, or the aacrament of the dying. Advices received at Madrid front Taogier, •rate that in cOnsequence of the agitation canoed by the death of the Emperor of Morrie°, all the foreign oonsnlo at that plane bad barricaded their houses and armed their dependants; also, that all the ebrietiene in the empire were leaving in haste. 'Another &c -atmint says that the families of the consuls bad taken refuge on board a Spanish steamer. The Florence correspondence of toe L Times eaye a Maly was signed on the 28th of August. be tweet; the Papal Government and Queen of Spain, by which the latter engages to occupy the Roman States with troops when the French forces are with drawn. A din torb from Peru. say• the National Mown Ely, on the 14th intl., unanimously voted the confirm anion of Signor Parini ati dictator. Th. Chins mail had raaebed London, bringing fell details of the gm:idiot near Pekin. Tho Times prints full lists of the killed and wiiitrided. The proportioo bf the officers among.tbese is very large. - Rear Ad miral Rope was wounded very covertly. The London Times, of Tuesday, says that the pr int:talent kits decided on dispatching Immediately to China Literal additional steamers and sailingfrigates, together with a large reinforcement of troupe. Or den km already been dispatched to the naval ten• derv... for enlieting men, not order to expedite matter., lb. Coast closed were to be called on to rot trotter. threat improvement. haze been ordered to thelortifieations at Dover. in order to place It in ao atwitter, slits of defence; • The London Times' Pixie mrrespon,loot says it is rumored that 12.000 rrench troops are ordered to be held to routines.. for China. tletierai'Viimpfen was /poems of as commander. Some of the Madrid. journals publl b articles po the necessity of taking ilibralter fro.. the roglisb, no matter by what means. Neer Tana, Sept. 28.—Tho baok st tamest for the week ending Saturday is ■s follow. - increase of 10111:1t; 521.000, decrease of specie, !95:,000; de : emus of circulation, $ . 37,000; decrease of deposits, $417,000. The stock market opan. today, with Increased ho. gloms in every department on the H.t. The dealing. ere marked by mach speculative spirit, the Reuss, lions in the Railroad share. reaching • large aggre gate. tif the sales of the leading stock, New York Central alone reached 7,000 sharer, et an advance of Ifg 1 per cant; the prices closing firm, at 821, bid setter, three day. With the exception of Pacific Mall, our adraoce and decline tableglven .bore, shows a general rise. Th• most active stack of the western lists we. Chicago and Roeklaud, the sale. .of which amounted to about 2,700 stares, closing at lislons claw! at 75jEt,771. Reading, airat, 44j. Erie sympathised with the advance in other stocks, rbing The Railroad bonds are firmly held. Illinois Central Construction rose 8. L. Cross land grants, The sales of Missouri sizes, were large at 841, cash, and 85 buyer, GO days. Mosley 11 lea, sought attar to-day, end the supply on offer is materially larger. The ruling rats for call loan. toll per cent. In many oases, however, 54 is accept ed. In the diecoant market long paper is mot et, easily placed. Prime, six mouths bills go at about *Ol,B per cent advance, say 7@i7 1-2 per cent PHILALOCLCUIA, Sept. 20. _The State Agricultural Fair which is to commence to-monow at Peweiton, in this city, will doubtless be of a moat prosperous character. The entries hare been very numerous and continue to pour In. The railroads are bringing in unusually large numbers from the interior and from other States, and the city is crowded with peo ple. A delegation Iron the Pittsburgh Fire Associa tion to attend the exhibition is expected to arrive in the morning and they will be received by the Fire Department of this city. The trial of fire engines worked both by steam and hand power 6 • novel, and promises to be the most prominent feature in the exhibition. About 40 companies, including if out of the 18 owning steam engines in this city will en ter into the competition. A mast 200 feet long bas been obtained from the navy yard and erected for the trial of engines which will takatdace daily. The race track is in fine order and there Is an excellent stock of hones in the sta bles. The stock 6 comprised chiefly of horses for general utility, the committee not c a k log to foeter simply • race comae, end she streng thof the horse will be taken into consideration sod deemed of as mash importance as his epeid. All the departments are welPfilled and the premiums stealth.] amount in the aggregate to $BOOO, Sr. Loots, Sept. 25.—The Denver City correspon dent of the Republican gives a statement of the re ceipts and shipments of gold, to rational forms, by prominent hemline, grins in DIGITS? and Aurora, which aggregate as follows: Receipts, $73,000; shipments, $46,000. The valuation of gold rates at $l7 per ounce, which is much below the real value. The amount of gold brought to the States by private individual, t not Included io tho statement. Greg ory left Denver on the 14th for Georgia with about $25,000. Sr. Lou.,, Sept. 20.—The overland mall of the 2d inst. arrived hot night. Fifteen buildings were burned at Columbia. Loss 320,000. All the business part of Camp Seco was also burned. The loss la unknown. The Republican Central Committee announces the &auto of the Anti-Lecomptonits's fate, and recom mends the Republicans to stick to their own ticket.. Advice, from Victoria to the 27th of August, elate that Gov. Douglas, in reply to Gen. Harney's note, emphatically deities that antof her ?!sleety', ships ever tent convoy officers to the Hudson Bay Compa ny, or purposed the seizure of American citizens, or any outrages whatever committed on the Americans Sr. Loom, Sept. 2.6.—The Fourth Annual . Fair of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical /moot's tlon opened to-day, and although heavy rain fell In the morning, the grounds were thronged, about 10,000 people being in .attendanco. Leaventronru, Sept. 26;—The I n. F. P. Stan ton delivered an address on Saturda night, advo cating the adoption of the Wyandot Constitution. The people will vote on this !nitro ont on the 4th of October. The Indications favor t e ratification. Gen. Lane is again on the stomp. The question of exempting from execution ICO acres of land for a homestead to actual settlers,, will be submitted with the constitution. Cinctrabt, Sept. .28.—An accident occurred on the 0. k EL R. It. on Setarday night, 12 miles be low the city, canoed by a broken roll. One car wee overturned and thereat throirn off the track. Twenty pinions were Snjored and one killed. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! ,BOOTS AND SHOES ,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street,l i a, ba da.e retalred • luso and well *elected stdck of BOOTS 1B HOZ4dlrsat from its Ewan Idanatadtundi. • .(.tat varlet; *ad Wks, Mines and Milan o's Boots, Mil, C10dd..4 5 / 1 1. Ttk..an. Wm, ladlr, kilmeand Childnsn'• mk& -Inieled Boots, noes, talit - - - *Bore and Tonal . Idp minddaspddll, an% Odlordacute, owl% b e. alio WM& PEW sad Cott Bob tooto—ollottidet e will otilotymititpticat Indolluda• OP cut emus OM Mott:TIM ottert , ascots to cantata am cow ',titan hew lien optettally a: to tot to coll, thank 'Cm LC boyhood. licis9ll4l4tutesta'. „ • • . `,‘--7'..' ".',''''-'.'i.,•.,\i:'f:''';T,''''.:,:','-i,.'.F.1,--,'7-.-,. DVSS • Oommeicial. na.ste'regata AND OCITOILEIt. V. C. Jamtel Pac.v, Ja.; 1:117111 CUIPIZLI, WK. 2. LArr, f,XL. 4-nzurn, Br2u. Cassur..l.. Meekly Irto van w °fib. Pittsburgh Market, Rrporfaspecittr/yfor Me ni.t.avr7k firaseEk-I pniirummoz. l'UtMet. Sew:Tams 27. 1!39. Bealneas stlll drags, the 6.11 trade oot havieg ..t In very Reflect/. The rise In the river In MIA , ustablarable quintil lion of Plttabutet manufartared gu0.1., mud the Intones are all wrno et Work; MA lithe Iroalber noutfrinee rainy, a. It promisee, we shall have enough water to nine, free nulpe meas. for some time to tome. The money market la growing gredgel4morestringent vverY ay. The antean, still slowly contracting, although there is abnodanos of good paper, irther rhmn to ei wad. Primo raper, which fella of bolas placed at bank, rear why placed outside at about g cent, the supply af outside capital befog, ea lac, abundant. Eutarn exchange oma scarce ea before. The hanks ant drawing fur their cue• tome., according to Muir supply, at par, brit the amount lbw ot modenot meet the public amts. Batters no. dr a n laii . /a premium on mud currency. market for prodnro has not =WWI) changed Satin; clui week. The receipts of flour and wheat have fallen oft, and the demand has also fallen off, specially far wheat, the ingotry (or coed being nearlyexhaustaL The demand trona the country for floor I, alma leo active ttrough .111 Won kept op, and It la probable that ea potato:w, buckwheat and corn tome Into use, lb., inquiry from the frosted district will fall off. The rucapts of floor daring the week wore 10,T30 hble, of which 4,1a9 were for the East end 6,609 for dealer., to which la to be added 0,000 bble insulted by the mill. The recripta of wheat Imre 39,102 bush—^3,ooo for the mills and 14.091 bush for the trade. Rye and Barley condom, ammo, and we ondentand that large porches. tare Leen made of Barley to the Weed and Northwest, for thla market, 'which will net buyers hare shout 70(976. The Eastern papers @till quota an easy money market but the shipment of $9,500,003 in eyrie from iNew York, and $500,000 from Boston, irkue cautious men feet • ilule no. cry,. well It may. There le danger ahead. The import* 01 Dry litaxi• at New York for the week were., follow.: For the went 1957. 1958. • 1859. Entered at thifport $1,08,201 61,751,07 D 21,941,619 Thrown on the market.... 90,357 1,791,615 1,507,03 15Ince Jan. 1. Entered at the port $50,972,596 V 5,173,06 01,927,595 Thrown on the market.— 77,715,855 '0,691,672 94919,210 The N. Y. COOL Adiertisat asp:—The money market for the present week has been without material change. The rlicipallone of large shipments of coin by Ilia steamers of today, bad the effect of checking the declining tendency of rake sad imparted u firmer tone Lathe market, beet without caring any martial change in the rates. 'For the toot dey or two there 11••• 1901V1 inquiry 6M013Z t hest ock dealers, v.3=l probably by entire calling In of demand lama hydro who were making proeisfons for the specie aldpirienta of to day. We quote loans on nail at 5%46 8/1.121, pliaCipAny .1 ,, The market bas nut been over supplied with prime paper, and the ratr bore ruled steadily' at 6 P cent for first. , ter sixty day.' bill, et 51.gi.27 for numty to-four molar, and 68101 and so up to 73.6 br c =cane hills, Exchange cnntinnee very Karen at nil pointaln the Weel, ring 20100001000. In Cilichaso, 2 A mint et 151 ler( for currency, Lind lei ripply; t..•; I. rent at brleritir, though rottnally at bank; and at Cincinnati. Vile ad rani* le ear:lenge Is the very worst femur of the tour. It shove that Won West G shipping but 1119 h, produce to the E'er, and that the trance to trade agairiat"hr le extinguish. ed,,lf extinguished ft all, by ellipments nicer. C.in, bor. err, Is vowing se ran r exchange, and thee. ehipments mint soon nesse. The Chicago Mr says: enrols an increased demand for money, but the marcity sms 1.311, HUD to keep worth It. Collections peered') ee are difficult, and forehodloge of "pinching drone' meet as at every torn. lo exchange there le no relief. It Is allls amrre and firm lat 2 cent. Best mistomera only ate enppll4.l by the bent; and as ,parloglj as pomade Daring the gr ata ,p week,. there hae been • falling off in the rerelpte of gr, arterially wheat throngtmut Meet:WM, West At thl4 port the recalidi of wheat to-day were only 63,915 Mob , Yesterday Milwaukee then more 20,900 bosh; 'Mlle lan week they reached as high 7b,0C0 bush. Al Toledo. Ma receipbryreterdsor arena4,l7l bosh ego a Duly average of .ho 30,009. et Bt. lonia they awe only 0.000 huh. At Clinclunati, 4,1h6, andel Detroit. 6,000 boat,. The •beal market opened very firm thin =ming, and loader a etad dement fur epilog end lett receipt; prior. erixeroleff 16 9/14e. hat fell back !4,41,, and closed, quiet. Winter wheat en. elm firmer, and for No.l red en admen of 101,4 c took floor. Meat 90,000 bush of all gradearhang. ad hands, at the following range of prkte No. 1 red, 99%,, No. 2 red 7 No.l arcing 7 6 477:5, N 0 .2 epilog 7ss4. rejected .prick. 1143.70. floor ens artist, and era; about 1900 01.14 changed hand* at $3 'for spring extras, $29043,50 for sorer do, 000 :5t,2 5 45.2419 , d 0 Corn as. buoyant 10,1 vie e, telth eale• of .100t20,L00 both at 2., Mr canal eft sit , 714i1.73 for No. 1 in atom. osts ad. ramie] lent; with however, Molted salso at 27%438% for No. lin .o.re—cloning firm. Rye Ono at 60. Barley in active demand Li , shippers and bteoer4 and admiced shoot 2stile; about 17,9009mb rem mold at tA11,62 for No. t in store, el for Moms du oo track, end 52 tor No. 2f. o b. Timothy need Oru, , .110 mini of $2,19,,,,2,11. Clover teed $5,50." Thu eilleklloo.3 tu nays— With the exception of those viao bold stoeks of provisions, the trade do not like the torn this,' bare taken. As sieved by ILis oleos of operators, It is opeulog the way for $6 bogy, A. to the price of hogs Mere Is nothing to be feared ex. crept (room reek Mew q.t.:elation, under the Inflow:ea of3shlch deo hereto* and lag Cots t. Out the latter hare paid early for their folly, end they are Ina condition to profit by their experience bot few cantr.ts hare basin made no far, this •010.2, eel II 14 not likely that engagements bebo taredtared into lo astrance, to ao3 .nalderabl• extent . Thehlgh viers Mow ettertelood 0111 prevent MI; and am shall he more likely to ham • Irgntoiat• trade, thou II hog, could be contracted at low role,. tzeu awn.; St. Loa., didninkl flstr la Ilcaltad Lady. and cLaftaaa a tba loral trine .t ft La avpartlsta city. • The market fur wheat is dell, ear pri., tiara dart twat :le st brick; receipts Itl,ooo bests Uhttcr coottuood light rectiple,i , rl.-/.1 . h•vo farther ..Ir*Ootul, with sal.. al 1.1'475.- Otts Itswe etdr4torwl to 4.141Gc for peen] There le • to,..loretn.lgulaud tor Loon, no.l gt Prot iglau• aro dull, lint prices are uocbangul. I eit.l .14E111 nod prtrom .re coalllll/ Whlalig lota •.lyzoral utl:Slio, re. oelpts etz , ttitti. Pautit,A. NI acct.-Wheat—sal. I ,•ta red $1,0.3, auo 1 rar ou private term', which L• thlacaaa means an salami, on our oataldangnraa. One car •hlta at $1,113,4; mon du at $1,13, Lod tad do on terms not made potihe, all. are 111,1ali, with . guJJ ter demand, and • buoyant foaling in 11,4 . ruarLet. fo rtilva satripl.. 14 while • hart, - ea) , ral art,t, !Alta oats—talta YO bash at 24 c , mart. Mau. MMSM`I=I it Stare term z sup I( •iu !smolt, Ctscesa—sassslislao sioslssiu U w. IL is palling e5t15.7.0 and:rturge 1.. La• thmburg firm et limn] Apple•—• , au firm Issibtking sad •eltiog aka ma.? ortwllt t,l Mono) etmlcto lA. of winter fruit ere Lriuglng V.Za. ASHES—a vita minket; • lot ef SO tem sielentsJ halo Asti was sold yesterday at 3, cub; orilluary quotation 3t f . Puts a 6133miss' al 4f4, and Prarladtill at bi4q o 6 ALE—Pittsburgh manufactandCOSllll.lo. to fair demand, nab steady shipments to ail parts of tb• room,. The ee• tablishref rates at prelent ars rbil hell tads. Emmett- .. $1 51.00 tnuenn .. b 2i!O 3.00 u.so P0rn0.... .. ........... .... ..... APPLES—a goon supply sod moderato dotoso.1; tales al $1,73.42 la WA, quality. BIIITER A Eooll—thers Ira rer; light loqulry for Roll Buttes, and are note - mall gala at 1214(811. Itgga aro not vy pleoiy; gals of the few offered at 11. BAO:lN—the demand is not very attar.; 'Grain small lota 1.1 retail and conutry trade of ilhoolden at 7 1 .14.73; Rides 0%42%, plain Halos 1034, and Snot Cooed uo 14313. Rain to country On thou an made at a fraction ,dram-. 1160031.8—thare la a eery woody domand, and the re. alma ore not more than adettnate to It; salt. of common to dunce at 12,00a3,00, sad fancy at SI,SU. BUCKETR AND TUBS—Tbe faztury idiom, (cash, par rutala) el Falba. and New Brighton me kir Bockats 140 8181,75, and Tuba, $4,76420,713 ill doz. From store, bucket, lien In the retal/ tray at $1,760g2.00. CORDAGE— I klatillla Rope, cull, 1.1 c II 101 M 18 lb anilla Bops, tot, It o Clamp Rona, roll, 11 t 81 111 Hemp Rope, cut, 12 o p lb Tarred Rope, roll, II a p If Tarred Rope, rut, 12 0 II 5 Packing Yard, Roe, 11 o * lb Parklog Tarthcom 10 c In 11 BED CO RDS—Sludlla, 11,60. $ 2 , 2000 53,00 Ii do , Clamp, 111.37,52,00630,76 la doz. Clomp roil, Lt ate ip th. PLLIUGII LINES--Uantlla, 87 rem lil du, Getup. 7us. COTTON YARNS—no market L. .read; at the folloarlog quotation. 'ditch are Corrected to date; FORM TAU. Nom. 0 to 10 Inclusive, 20 e %lb No. 10 .. Nos. 11 & 13 . , ... ... .-21 0141.1 b No. 17... N 0.13 -.= elt lb No. 19._ No. 14..... ....... .. ..... -Me 1119 N 0.19.... No lb .21 c tilblNo.V.l ... Doi= TAAL • No. 460 11 o VI Jos No.lloo - No. 600 0 0 1111 dat No. IWO. N 0.900... Nu 700 0 olidol Do auto, num!. 200 19 lb Du . do ' , bite.= to 86 cut; Ito " Do do 30 to 44c 2..."0' 0 Coverlet Yu - IL.-- M:, " Csoollerfok....—.-- Mc , 11.82111Na11. .. CANDLES AND fa/AP—Camila. are steady m oarliriotse Nom 12%, motsl4 13 anti adamaritheolnl9. Soap remsioa before, liteedy at 6 kir earrunoo, 6% far Palm, aa4 10 for Etavyer's Toiler Castile, 60634 Mr Paerper's Chemical Oliva: mut 7 for Gorman. CHEESE—the market Willmar, and demand improrlog as the seams adrancem ales or common qualities W. It. as 8, prima do at 8%., and strictly choke at 0, DRIED BISEE—aDdr 4111111. d sod regular mita In small lotsat VEATIIERS—nary kill; prime Western are selling at 45, arrival, uld In Farrel. at 48. /1311—tto chsage; xe gam No. S Mackeral, tarp It $ll, lad half bb1..•55,73. Dalllntorel Betting, $7,00. Umbria do, $5,60. Malden '50.60. Lake Milo, $lOll bbl; do Treat, $8,60; half Ws White, 1.% and Lake Herring $1,76. FLOUR—the demand cOntinoce good, but is not DO large as s law week. ago; sales from mill of sprtog RM. at $4,7% front .tora, mime( spring Raper at. 54.6u(.44,00, spring Nabs 50,0.`04,801 winter do s 4,oo o o ;zr.mily Jut. 55,1n3,20 for the loner grade., $5,2505,37 kr ynosq and teary da $5,60 t"45,76. funs, mi. at mill at $4, 3 , sad from store at 14ati.-6-are la a study dem and for Oars at We ad vance, and tuts from Mat Lauda go of readily act; and 430 46 Data shwa. Ooss, palm to aril.. at &S, whi.eh indicates the rallog rate, but the dsmaad is rat brisk. Bra la Kara, sad me cereal our quotation. at 80085. 111.11sr is two noosing in, bat not eery freely; mks from wagon sad from Ann hand. at 60 for spring; slot 0(1700 barb prima spring, from Chkago,sold st7o. Wails ems firmer retarday; odes at depot of 800 bosh spring at Mal; 400 busk Rad Winter al $101,0( 1600 deal sl,o7;stad 303 and 300 do white at $l,. 1% from rare, Wee of Red at $1,1091,12 and Whitest 0,- 1541,11. 131100=89—the market Is nearly ban of Ropy, sihlth Is bald firmly M 7,4.40 , 3 by the hhd, and egey, py thi Whom lines al 40, cub, and 41§42 to comitry, WM has adranad Lat acd is held hers firmly at 11.14,31 a. Tll4.7E—the rAlowlag are the riaotations for wronibt nio tubing: . rtr root ' Ter loot. IhohClas PT. ::: ; cla ;)i' luchpos P1pe...03 cla , ... ea , . -. . s ' . " —IOISN )4 " aa% .." ..1,10 " 1 5 e -...'..11 1" &Mut to the =dowry dl.count. HAY—.Yoe .t scale. 03166181 a too. tIIDIS *LEATHER—the muket Is doll and orkeettled. etel_gootaticom almort nominal. We correct oarkootattorte for 'Woe. Dry flint 18%; Green SaltaclayA.9%; 0 cam Beer?. Rough Leatbat from country taantai I. Doormat at falSO. Dreuyl Leather:le quoted as follows - 4201,4 • - 157 (0 2 . 47/01W Rod Spanish Ms Knights? it= Lea!par Igi o dos.:-. !tea Loaner ' IRON k NM:fa—rho folt• run for mall kkg tarty • • the. rata:— FUT /111. 1 1 1 •61 "4 :N74: 464. ! 114.2%. :Xs a. 3 %, 4 " 4 ' 4.54 PI %Mb•••••••••••• •-•71 3 t S. la gin; Kat r i t, t % %Orb ''.iir . ` , V4 4 Zitbritel .u.tar i Sin' D.qTENClr4l4dixt 7 7 ) ' ba.....4% gormatiaAl Wllay. - 7 , - Vr a r 5 '--* by 3 1 4 isklll3ol . : 1 ,1)4 1 ' . Kaba4 Imre t '7-, 4-,,-.,..7 --• R I ....... 4, ••-•--•••••• • .. . •• " ntirt7 tio3.• 5ee.111,14. a.16147b ... .... 72 . 2 0.22624...."" - 7:4...„.„. • •- - di 61./ wanes ted4o Ner144....7 1 p *Noce N 4114. te5—...1460 ld• 74 - • ""' l6°° t a l •4!:• • ••• .• ,-.4: - .4100 Oat eptiarkp.R4 '.4-14 4 —.414 ,ron4 taltir - - IL - S DPEIiiOIt COAL o,„, u ,ioxa oa. width arsoD . , well-Iman% sad la Qua leat.ing ft"Cmtinca a lftrea Th e) l ; %tilt" (.14.:38 wheraL. te°d .4991- pas Uglittrs treitaacy -" 1 1 ' • n it Olttrery 1.04=6. asy carried it bans anattost ea afar. " ft Ito dear aNd emtgrea in taw. DO cl/467aCUSIdt lam cd 40r noly rpaa sanalatri C t iL • • - r : 41.64{ rsOni (KV LEY& dam Batt l44(ol r r app li ttwi.:7 4 gx - wad twilit ' 'l4l MEZIE 74, Land 134 hyllltre - - In . litursts----,, -: gi i ands luth--.........--N `.... 15 7/ 8 _:, a ""'. a N .. tiyttrelantaV/1r144S ob 3 Bagel EI VONALT F . ' 14 ona.3.l6and ,a , tId:ILISX Irma PIM Magi - a ...t.ii wrap Ara &Nati ' n .. Slate_ ....A 1 1nch............ Tie as a% NUL BU 4 '.. a' m e ," •••-•------ a 13 ,11 Best srumt7-- " 7 . ''' --' ... ... 45,(1 LARD—...ii ..io. or ontudry No.l In kne at 111.1,' i aity do In bands at 11. In 1..., I n F RORB-the Le • very moderato IsquilloArla..one at $l5, . In the mall way at gin.. ~..; ~. 1.. Olt 15 of d End reed Coal OR at SO. Lad ix d O, ..• i1,....t1059.1, eltd lassoed Is dtill at OZ4M, • POTATIMI-not mach anthdty, ea yet. A leer sited .0 reported at 63 rotas's, . HO =AL-coulee evened; th,„„Eut.,y, payers pate the market es decidedly Ilmom. Tl,,pmude p ta ~,,,,,,,,„ Cla List me:- . ket - There baa been • good demand for pig mated and the mar- Is dontdedlY .thltmr: tales of 4,6%1 taw No. tat 60 at .• 6 u=a; - 0 t ' 3 nog WOM ona No. .1 at Mta•V•AO. and Rd too z. No. 3 1.13@,2A,50 tort, 6 ms. • asla of SOS ton. tarp on Inoloo trPt Private. Soma of the tentecom birno greedy contracted 1 01% . •11 thee can mad tddil the cmatommemmat the mat you, 1 - . . , . SEEDS-there to no elorerjn rumba. Id ilicottly the market is my' MIN, and eta onto ewes yeelirdeyet Sabath 503;04 Prom store, slim to the smell wapiti AO Illstseeds47l , BALT-so ntodeitste demana at tit. 41 , ,ti0e, and RAH of Ne.l at $1 and BMSMed SIA. TALLDW-Itatgla le bought by the butcLars at 7, mal sountry rendered at 0. WINDOW GLAES—priece an; arm, and ue reicut vocnueee for Om swap itirceN city- make : . —erit and ran, ISOD, $./TCS Inn to null non Mtn logla, $4,2:k exits 11z1.3 nod 9=4 to 10114 $l5O. notto are not cs 4 premu country Drones range !Dmn, 9 bog lam. Yoe U. ensoading medium stew, 10 to cent discount off Warns LRAD—Irm wan 'teeny demand at " keg Sar pare to oil, and dryer VI ID; stnjoct to the dbootua. god Lead 83.0 y, net, and Whoop aIS• WILIBEI--amen of City nectuard k :zetzt Old '7O ran en• from ;toga Ppllon. Import, by Aver. ' IT. L.olll.B4ree Jacob Poe-171 eta reheat, Doeliagtod: Ibis floor, 24,en A BYDeritg.S= do, W Holmes/tog 1/0 floor, Blubaugh: 406 do do, Liggett eo; 200 do do, WZlroy, sdo whisky, Wolff; 2do varnish, Millaal;l2 tobacco,e/ Boll: L 2 b ola liquor, 1 case cigars,/ bp wine, Little*Ti.ra We; 1 oak bready,Barotten= sospS do candles,Onheset Thom; 106 belle apokea, Phelps, York to; ale 111 e. booloo hbds, 1 bble eager, R.. ps. LOT/14 per Cambridgo-6 bbls erhlaky,2o hi:enrl/es, 200 aka *heat, latie t Vilable{.ls 111 e ottety, Surber; go bon Nov, Graham t Thomas, 25 DDL grew, oden 0= .1. erheat,iirown Eltkpairicic2s bble *OUT, Sleet g W00e,4. 22 do do, Haworth A Browzdet; 12 do oil, B L ialnestoelt co; 20 hhda baron 10 110 ham, = do lard:US boa er4gr,/ , gallant og 61 hdi nom, 12111. oil, B A Yabotstoek k EV; ete roast, Clarke A co., RIVER NEWS. • Not withatandrng the rale of Beards) and End diy, the river fell et least three trochee yeeterdey. The grticad Must . bare been very dry to take be no ranch Water. The Jacob Poe got In port Imes Bt. Lints on Saturday „ eight. the had • good load With the exception of ther.. , ;57. , . Wheeling whets' load., this le the drat freight ernfelt been landed on the levee far the hat month. sThiplanolWid:e. s tr. , „e. Poe in go at once on the ways for painting entitopighhigatieg,.i% The Cambridge almarrived tram loalwyeightflij stew, Wen. hhe hea r .g In .ereellent repair, and 1111 kokitty'‘r'2., ono% as we The Neptune was the only boat., except the Claaiii4gificei„*. oat yeeterday. Ehe had a good load and left he 13taanitts g V„ , There will probably to • rhe out r inge Allegheny, morning. If not there le no me In haing rein, Thera le no limt ba Via. Md.), for ,CionlematL Mere Awe le now painting, end the Jacob Pmihy. Ilya L4y/.4.," Tab K., Mot, Of f. Will b• In It. EnormV. bee .haft .1Z tone Of freight on bail. The Hey. est hag - been be fall onstameduring all thielow water. out waitron clog between Cincinnati an Carnations t h e bout • month end anecdote fall of freight and people an te time. -,... r4iu,."77,,'.:_4.' Steamboat Ebeglater. /18111V8D. DEP.I.6IIIb 1. , , -7;,..,'..5-4.8.Z Talegmpb, Brotracrille; Telegraph, Drumurville4. •:,.--. I`, .....„ . AKd.r,., A defiant', Breenatillq derma.. Emlbarrill% •- -- '.;" . •7-; ' - -'t-rr‘fll OoLltayard, HiLltibetb; Col. Bayard, 131ratatin - ',. '''.,..,,-,l'--.-034.,....t.1ig Jacob Yoe, St. Lenin ; Neptune, Sniped; • '.- --...: t:. 7, , ,t,5e La - Ski Cambridge, 0 1 Chessit, Wbesllog• --.. :" .;.;:"O;., -- .- ° ,37 7 ..i4.1 Riser-5 foal 3 bachm—tallbag. .". a. ,- . :7 , ',_ • -,.... ...., , -...-. 4 T•lettrapttla dlaulsati. New Yom, Sept. 23--Cotton weak; Balm COO balaallmi --, ~ .,.- 4 , -. .., a ::', . t., -t - C.,, upland middlings. Floor &twinned 102Oltic; mint Z 2 4oOu''-'... :i. •:', ' , !" -- pti bbl.. Who (buoyant; 'Melt:WO/ bus; &mama ebeekerikry.. - : - ...,0,7;. --- it, d 7 . the advance asked by bolder,; wbite SI 39Q1 40; arse= ,--.., .. -.:('.. ';,,! ladle at 2.5Z1 30; 11.awaukieUlOb 05,,. Coto dull okra' fog - ' 7 ' , :•.enzn..... yarrow. Lard Cr.,. Cut Maata soarer; market flrte;ltilus:-.--.-.2 & - ,.(g,9e; Moulders 7' , g o. Nutter steady; Unki1252,17d.,,UN7,, .O - . ..:„.„•'.. t low , Cr., at /0 - .t", , aIUSS. Pork dull at $lO 90431 e for mem 1 . .-,1 . 1:-... , 4' . , 4,7 .3:4„ ,e i $lO 1.5Q10 75 for prime. Whisky doll; Wm at 553 '4W... IT.- '',:''''''' i .- i nugar .10.1 y; dem of Tax. at dli. Coffee firm at wat.....,...„,.,-,_ ... ~, 1 ' 11 7 . 4 „ Molasees steady - ...il 042. Ptah. opened &mar bUir' ''..,x;yr.efs...SAUn . nr - , tram bra o 7: Ch a Bt Id rte; 11l Con ita en 4; N T Can ..- '_,- ~7., i 1tar.,..4 . , - . _ ;-...._- . ;,,, , l0;:g Heads La lifi a Mtn 5;4; Ma sixes P. 4%; (fa 2Cb 7:C.-V.::: ;,.::3,-.4,.-Xif.V.4, Mien Oen brk Cl t To 24; nark= Alt, pref'd,34; pm 51 5 8 ''',-,,,,...7,,... am...14".5. Co 79; 0 S fives 061874,103; Erie RS, Mat mortgage, QS. 4.- ~,-". Ttactaram. Sept. 20.--Flour uncbanged anek firm; takes '' ° ..•1 2 0 ,,, ,, a 7 - Jata•g of 700 tibia &Ili GO@4 70 for mparflum 41 iiilea :02 On.. •.--' - Vataa r '' , -'-' . 4 Wheat firm, mth a good demand; Wee Z9O bus at 8110 for ; '---a '..,,rt.. , .!:::"; - ,;•::+1 prime white: 95(1,51 19 for good thl prime red. Carta Ma -..- ~ ~...1 76. Rai, &lady a .t 1 firm. aales 270 hos at 7tc. Barley no- ' : " ' Lf, 0 changed. Oats la good demand, and amen upward: des , 1 at 12.4t3c. Whisky: Wm COO btda M 2434. Proviskm firm . but mtleb 400 bids Mesa Pork sold at SU 7DP_,IS; 160 bhda Bacon a: 7X(22 -4 4 far abouldene .. 3},',, fur side.. Bulk Meat • held at ell =ld tOic. *lard 10?eiptl, au advance. Burr .- ' - -14 .qllll3 and ho good demand at fall rater; odes alo bhda at .6. • - - ii ... - 7 - 55 c. Molar.; firm at as,. todee uncbangel and Inn. • - et Yan a. dept. 5.3.—1f10ur bold Otto runes more dram» under tba farorOle Mlle. from abroad, but the market for Flour Is In a Wrylifelest condition; only 400 bb 1. ../ , dfspomed of fO. export, at S 5 for fresh ground mpallew, $3 .. . . , tor fancy. Eye Flours. steady eV; Corn Mom at :3 yo. ...: Wlmar. rather mom, demand and spoon.. muse forward . aloeld; vain Moo boa an $1 174,1 IS for good red; SI 254:3. • - ..., t ik, for white. Rye in demand aodadsaaned; 1600 oversold 33g5. 7 4. Corn la fir request; 5300 brut yellow brought . 570 - - ‘e , 58c. Oats adnuasd kr. OW Onalmw Let sold at 3.5 e- Om caner. . , .... • . caner more dont& sales Cuba &tsarist ege%; an:Moffat , .. 77 - &till:1)12;4c. PrortsionC.alvanting (cadency. New Clover .- ''N' .0 8%1 s l dllograt $3 . 2:450%. -Wool kwklmi ex 40,0231 tis '. . ..:., ..• 7„ :... , 1 I 3.3.506 , nub, the latter ; rte Cr Coe. Whisky 7 i!.- - -, ; ,. • lower; 500 bbl. Ohio ttld at 27e. , . . ~,., 4, asidtwitits, Sept. 2d—Flour aliaidy; Oho, and New-ma t. • . _,....., Own. Wheat muse and linoyant; aa1.12,050 but man • 7 ' . .3a.:.• 2 1 twat. ot 3to Lc; white $1 - di a 7tl Ni; red SI 1241 15. n 1 ' ... ~_. , , i , buyant who a eg - ,:geta--. yallow 38. Previsions &nisi; Bs , ' :•-• -..,...". (rid.-. PP."; Maw York sitt. Whisky mewly. FOR MEMPRIS & NEW OR: LICA*The splendid Emu, NEWS I nter Dept_ Rea W;lleyle, will Dare for the spore ant ail Intermediate torte on TWA DAY the T.Ttls lost-, nt koe.xr P. Tot ttaitTl lor peasyse, apply On tICOXO or to steM SLADE. BARNES k Asti. Fu R MEMPLIIS AND aplendld NEW 0 ELEA-NE—Ma gear sad NEW er "ANDY SELTON,Captalu Jamb Hasler, 'rut parr for the above and ekte ,all lrakedlate porta On TUESDAY 7th • Instant. For Stelghl or passage apply on board, or to • , .21 PLACE, BLENTSS.A CO., Agents: FOR ST.lol7l6.—The splendid gnaw AIR WILLIAM WALLACE, Capt s 9so.Neald, trill leave for lb. ahon and au totem. tUats port. on TUESDAY, the :Cab lost, at a o'clock,!. Y. For freight or panagor, apply of boood or to • ELAM BARNES a CO. All.. FOR ST: LOUIS—The beautiful steamer NEPTUNE, Capt. Adam Pee, lam for the Alum And all intertardlate ports orrl DAY, 27th, at r. AL. For height or pump Apply Oa board Or LO 110:LL F Sr.. LOUIS.—The trialendill Alli t o ..i.: ktauss43o,4lipt./PCallna, will leers for the above and all tolaratediste part& on a us the 2.7 th luet,at 10 o'clock 0. v. For freight or panne eia. ply on Dowd of to HENRY WARD inaicommrs spardONB , Publigshed liVeeklyin E IN-DEPENDENT.. IN addition to 4 interesting matter can taloeti to Amery • renumber of .17te Indtpartest the Publiehar la happy amount, that Id* tooday Mora log Sermon. or Liu. EILNIT Waal) Boat ntrlll appear en chanty to its colotana every week. They are the only re ports given to the pram which noun mad= from the Author'. oleo hand. Among other special ocrutrihntors are the following well•knowo writer*: . . MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, REV. GEO. B. CHERUB, and JOHN p. WHITTIER. Tearra—Two dollen • year, payable lo air.= Adana. .pm OVI a Vi tb • PJciatb ....._.4 Twin,- ^lo lii In Quaking. 160 s. Family Nig...-160 .. Ilsaing, No. 1,. itlc •• 7d •••S Y. 4. * Y. l q JOSH/PI; FL FZICFLA-FLLWEfo - PnbllAherKt. , .-, No. FOE Batas BT ALL NEWS wiN:lsdaltirP BLOODLESS 1,000,000 130ZICS SOLD ‘,..AZ4 - ti.gql7 MAU AS .11. Tam enormous quantity - of this Innladle Homed: has been Purchased by chinas gtiAra traltaliShaSia, Jut lag the short thus It has be. bakrtj_thit . ,puhtlu.;Ths'•: , • reams for this extrsordthary samosa ifigii4iimpp truth .ad ralue oil. article. No one hayi=Zi . „.. 10 PLASTER without becoming its tricad.T that is prourhud, Bad carries with it IM owsrs tlon. Truly this la Tictory 7 peacatal and blood ;77 • we [snore not Ices &tortoni thaallia ph.. war, Wats Tim SIAONETIO PLASTER cuiuise Streagthcoor and Pain Doatrossr that Manes corers& If you pat this Pintas anywhora,Nlacta is &WS the Floater will stlr.k them !man the Pin ha. Vit." l4 ' o4 The Piaster Engulf-les Ohs Pala ATV. sad.., ' • PAIN CANNOT EXIST wnzaa Tins PLASTER , . . .. itabotuallam, Lameness, Billittess, Deblliti,Norwainass Nesnage, Cppepsie, Ocngha, and Colds, Patna and Aches at rim kind, down ma to Ocrns an isnwedishdy redact • " - and, with a UM, paten* pinfuraeasy cored, by She it.witi• cal Induence of tha ILACHITIO PLIBT2II. /M. the stoP 1 4 . 1 4 elired. keg.; planuteat and them@ -.Stantaly la ; Memos Its apyll on le malsersal-,4ssaiii .. to the, strong man, the dell woman, sild the : Dahl*. tillent , ".' To each mad all It wilt p ore' a Bela sad . Cleiiihg.. Ds . me Is egreeable, and Ithout mmormc g : or sinidda, - ,lhs . price Is within the reach of al—rich or powei : ill IstKikgr .:: ": ' a l.l It who am sick 411MbrIng I. Inv. -' ' ,4 1 , ....,P_,'',... 4 ? ' : ;i * L ':' LSR3I/JlB should be always 'applied with Dill-i•r•''''''' ') : :- We rusnm. It ww b. the flood mirk laa,";7?;!:' ..:'; homehold, ready at all time, and at instanlasttck"- .. " • •4•• --, Put swim airtight tin hirial. Each box wiliiniiii ag 4 °':.. - .. - : elght pluton/. mashy child can sPseed" . ,o," .5 ., 42 , ° 4 11 :..,..,- ..t.• box, with Mt mad piths 41i , nwt 1,,, t." -- ' ' ':"': • • ' • D. C. noasnw. N. 4P. , =7--. inventor d ;trigger," vir 141 l ipid all •• : '''' :. SIOBEIDLughIAtt 0 ri alr: f o,:tha t Z a r t lr '`-''',!..., Deis In. servxj, tows sad village 0 .._. idtitids,.., •.. ; . ... ..e - • Fig 'ls tho otacdud OW of •us ore fillod at • rodUctioo or ffor _itft_empDis. St. Rom, Szv FLACK. DAMES t CO. Agwb. FLACK, BARNES t CO, !lea. ^~.
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