BY MAGNETIC TELEGBAfH
sss===* I 'j "’•{* : • PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRAD®
StKIECMPngP COMMITTEE FOR OCTOBEi_-
toa THE PITTSBURGH {DAILY GAZETTE , 6 , .„„W S7£Soj
pbhhiylvasia electiobs. TalmabacT]l 8 “
OCTOBER. 1 1
C-tfatnrday, J J| II I 5
V Tneaday. ‘ i 2
10 Wedneatiay, « ? I $ M
# 9 | 5 25
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Bio»cao,Oct 10.
la tUa eouoty (Bedford) tbwmUp*
heard fitaa, tad the Whig gala »* 71 over Tay
lor'* mqJ • The whole Whig ticket Selected.
i CAMBRIA COUNTY,
i : ' ilprnrakp, OeL 10.
WUg, member of She lut L '«‘ ,l “ to ' e '
la defined by 160 Yotee. i
i ERIE Cor.NTY.
! i! Eeie.Oet.lo.
'Fallar'emrjoriiy ie tbe b<Wh: of Erie i> lT2i
m the- loernsbip of Green<j 31—bowmg em ta-
CKtee if toot of FoUer Ipon the former Whig
mote. Return, from 17 tprjrn.tiipe In tbio county,
L *to Fuller <2« m.jority, bfioglS lee. then tor
MiddleeWertn Ust year, when the m.jonty in the
county wee upwards of lojo. Tbe .ot. bgbt,
but proportion «bly eneoumgtog for Fuller.
' VFESTMORELAND COUNTY.
Gamble’. majority InMDietnote i« H«0-lwo
amtrieteto beer from, which will glee Gemble
fiOOmoj-i A large mote waolpolled.
BLAIR COUNTY.
Blair county give. abonf 400 mejority for Ful
l*ri ' I ■
dauphin county
10.1649. •
Tbe whole Wbif ticket is elected. Fuller’* mi
nority U *383. v •
OHIO BliEjtlipKS*
'■ JCmcEcu.il, Oct. 10.
Hen U no teUicg the rj»olt of the election In
tbU eUf. * The Democrat for 5 representa
tive* thnmgkcut the county; the Whig* voted in
aepanie eonotie*. John We, one of the ward
judges, refused to count we votes. At present,
avetythingtainaatateongloriouaconfurion. Not
more tfua half the vote ofthe city has been polled.
The Whig representative m Licking, Licking
county, has been elected and probably tho whole
gain.
Zaresvillz, Ocl 10.
The returns received from! seven townships in
• county, indicate Irom 8 to 1,500 of e. l
majority for the Whig ticket', the majority is against
the Convention.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Whig all over I—lhe whole ticket ii elected by a
majority, ranging from 160 to 3So. A Waterloo
defeat for the Locoloeoa and Abolitionist a.
FRANKLIN AND DELAWARE COUNTIES.
Caney and Hubbell, Whig*, elected.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Whig majority for Senator, Representative, and
all the county ticket but Sheriff, which is doubt
ful.
ROSS COUNTY.
7 The whole. Whig ticket i* elected by 500
900_majority. Against the Convention, 1500.
PIQUA COUNTY.
The entire-Whig ticket elected by 1 to 200 mi
jority.
PIKE COUNTY.
Tho Whig majority for representative is 50.
T year Weller had a majority.of 61.
SECOND siSTATCK.
CmcnouTi, OcL 10.
The retarns up to 8 o’clock, P. M., indicate a
democratic gain of three representatives and one
Senator—and a whig gain of three Representa
tive*. . .
The efrrtfrn returns from this Slate, so far, indi
cate a Whig gain of two representatives. In
H*hH»n county the entire democratic ticket is
elected.
The Judge* of five wards have disagreed, and as
legal retnraalave been made.
' la Betler county the independent ticket, com
poaed partly et Whiga and Psm° crliß * U elected
—no regular ticket was run
la relation to Hamilton county, there is much
excitement, and the matter will again come be
feolhe Legialature.
TWTSD DebtaTCß.
CwcntsaTi,OcL A. M.
Tbs ntons ap to this lime, indicate a demc
cralic gain of.ibex represenlalivts and one sena
tor, 'Whif gate, four representatives and one Mot
tos, showing ho change.
Ward, Whig, is elected-to Ihe house from Darke
and Shelby counters, by 150 rnsjority.
Moafert’s msjon ly in Shelby coonty, is one vole;
tbeLoco&co county tickeiis elected, except trees,
met.
Fayette coonty gives Beeson, Whig candidate
«! for Senate, in Highland and Fayette counties, a
majority.of.493, and Pugaley. Whig candidate for
representative In the. saino counties, 297.
St. Louis, I’d. l|
Railroad Convention will be large,
weather is cool but pleasant.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CISCECUTI, Oct.
Flour—Rale* at $1,40.
Whiskey—Six hundred bbls were sold at 22c
puna.
iw Oil—On arrival at £3c per gallon, ihe
market has declined.
The river has risen tS feet; fifteen boats arrived
to day &om Pittsburgh, heavily laden.
From Eliza Cook'* Journal.
UODE
ST THE KXV. JOHH TOUZIO.
“Our hems is sot where we are, bat where we wi»b
to —Diamond Dose
Tls where, the heart is, wbereyer tb it be,
la city, in desert, oa mountain-, in dell;
Not the grandeur, the number, the objects we see,
But tfrst which we love Is the magical spell. y,
Ti* this gives the coltnge a charm and a grace,
Which the glare-of a ]raises but randy has known;
It la t h{ «i evfy this, and not station or place,
Which gives being to pleasure, which makes it
our own. •
Like tbd dove on the wates a rest place to find,
U vain for enjoyment o’er nations we roam;
Home only can yield real joy to the mind,
And there where the heart is, there only to Homo
Ko 1 l rt J s J iS&ttsa“'
y S 3 Water and IM Front tts _
rjOtUBBOO MS-M 4oi In .Ur.
oe« i , cor liberty and Wood »u
T7KENCB BROADCLOTUS-W.Tt Morphy inviws
JP th* particular auenuoa of
wholesaleor retail.! to his stock of FrenchWord*
eloths, lost rewired! Also, wool dye French
acres, plain and fancy.
UtOWEWiND'BSNSfir'CAI'KS-Aii ..ion-
X meat of above goods jasiree’d, and ottered whole
-0r * °°° i ‘ UOa ° W R MURPHY
fWEAXCREtSB-di bxa J- Foil's eiua Cream
t , t»,i.“nro'4 jj CANFIELD
*DOAB£NT—A Boom onsecomTsury,NohflWood
J«L , ■ Of*
; 'DliQß—Hee’d direct from the imponeis and mann
’ XL<heamr,alarpjatockofaUfc-indsofßafjaew
style and cheap. . , \v M'CLINTOCK
IflßCHtyw OF PITTSBURGH who
JUL- art dasfroM of extending ihelr business in ihe
•gaafles of Fayette, Greene, Somerset, apd also w
Western Virginia, will find the-FAYETTE WHIG,
published at Uniootown, a desirable medium, as it cir
vataiM largely la the places specified abore. Tenn*
atom. r fcogifaflm* ,
aidtffaad ibnhDM BILLS OF f!XCIIANGE,pay
' V»b*B la Cincinnati, LooJtrille and St Louis, por
■ *" li " tbs most farorsble terma- . „ rt4 ,_
S»<» - • t ; • N. HOLMEgASONA
yiUJUt£BS» Qilr-10 bbls Jsst iree’d and for sale by
■ i mm? 1 ’ WtHY.MATTHBWSA CO
UflNDOw piece* ofplaiii Green
TV and Rniabcwed Window Paper, eompruiex
■asjr new sod select patterns, on hand and reCeiting;
for sale by spqp b. C. 11 ILL, £7 mod st
FjW LIGHT*—A fresh ropply of “Burnlag Fluid,”
fn lie Mr* Lamp i, just ree'd by „„
SCAIFE *. ATKINSON,
Ut it, between Wood and Merkel *t*
II rWi hey* bum arranremeats to be'con*t»ntjy
—W»l*d' »P tl7 .
TJOUSSEI'B AROMATICK VINEGAR--Tbc high-
XV ly*raa!tOTy t balst&ic and tonic properties of tm*
Ylasfar trader nfax aaperiorto Cologne,water «o»
tbo ordinary pupoteaeftha toilet, »nrpo<ir>*
tar in in penUme, It prereau rad nwyes P»“P‘»>
tatter tad asperity of Um aim. It refreshes and wauena
liaakißtteadeiiafitsoftand* smooth,
clajamy rad bitter taito oftlie mouth, unparti* l * a < T»««
aad pleasant breath. - It cleanses _ lb f .'
teetbfudlukrdeas the'-guas- For all-tie T ?£,«V
poses, it U used with auetin such proportion
boferadmost agreeable. By InbaliMJtra*
tt ontie temples, u trill remora nViir£*££s
iMtantly to a bum or bruise, it wUlcrentnaiiy P
as& B . , ss2^^«s&
.gStTHKiT
..-K-irp-a. s
«ndto by.. i«Ptfcil TAB3EB*Bfcgi_
IVINDOW GLABS-7CO t****
•ff tor ttlo by l«pcteaj TASt»h\ *■ UtJT
Bt«»t Cb*c<Oy
*“* t ” k CULIi£BT?ON :
COMMERCIAL RECORD-
it Thursday,
IS Friday.
ormc* Frfismraon Gssrrnt, 1
Thorwlsy Morning, October 11, !&*». J
A general liveliness prevailed in every branchofbu
.ideas yesterday. The vresiher continues Unite unset
tied, with indications of more f *in- The nver is again
slowly receding, with six feel six iticbew in channel,
and business on the wharf continues quite active.
• Business on the canal has been heavy since the rise
in the nver; some 30 to 35 boats have cleared during
the past three dais, and we counted in the basin <0
more, which will make their clearance, in -a few days.
The canal is now in fine order, and an immense busi
ness will be done on the line during the present foil
FLOUR—T>e receipts pf flenr are extremely light,
ml sale* front first bauds are barely worth noticing;
■re may, however, quota st *12504,31 on the wharf,
snd s4,lS2?4,lS'from wagon. From store, .ale. are
:onfined to limited lota to the regular city' trade at 84,-
iOS4 I Sdfl4 I ttl.
GRAIN—We notice no change in the market. Sales
are light, and may be quoted a. follow.:—Wheal *lO
85, Rye SU, Barley &SOGO, and UaU at 200£7e V bo
No Com U offered.
BACON—Oar former quotation* are folly sustained,
with sales ol Shoulder* at and of Side* at &tc P
Ej. The market ts nearly bare of Bams.
LARD—We notice the receipt of several considers
le low during the past few days, designed tor
a*tern shipment. Wc quote at C|®7J«, in bbls and
kegv -
WHISKEYJ-Ttais article n bceirmingioarrivetnore
freely; bul as yet we have po change lo make in price*,
galea of Rectified at 8C027c P gall.
GROCERIES—The market U firm in erery re»pect,
and price* are looking up. In the way of general «ale*
we'may quota a* follow*: Rio Coffee BJc, N. O. Sugar
ifthkd* atfl*®**i Sugar 6010 c; N.O. Molasses,
be*t bbU, 23029 c; Sagarboaae do. 35040 c.
Fl3U—The market i* without change, but linn at tha
following rate*:—Salmon 819, No. \ Mackerel 813,50,
No. 2 8W» No,9at at P bbl.
By trie President off trie Patted States.
IN pursaanco of law, 1, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
President of the United SUies of Atoerica, do hereby
declare and make known, b°
held at the undermentioned Land Office* in the Slate
of MISSOURI, at tho period* hereinafter designated.
“Trie Land Office ti JACKSON, commencing o
•Monday, the te»cnlhday of January next, for ihe di
D<aal of the pubtio laadt, timaled willun the unde:
mentioned town»hip>, and paru of townahipt, vu t
Aerth */lA« fcu* Kn«, ondjMt of cfte fiflh prineipai m
Township twenty-two, {except sections seven, se
venteen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-tune, thi*
tr, thirty-one, end thirty-two,) of range foar.
Vownshiptwenty-two.or range five.
Fractional township sixteen, and township twenty-
sixteen and serenteea, -and
township twenty-two, of range seven.
Fractional townships sixteen, seventeen, eighteen,
and- twenty-one. townships twenty-two and twenty
three; and section* three to ten inclusive, sixteen to
twenty-ore Inclusive, .nd twenty-nine to uurty-two
inclusive, in township twenty-six, of range
Township mneteepdexcepifracuonal secuons Uuny
one, thirty-two. thirty-three, thiny-four, thmj-five,
and thirty-fix,) fractional township twent>, and. frac
tional township twenty-one, {except sections one,
twelve, thirteen, twenty-three, tweuty-foar. twenty
five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, thirty-four, thirty-five,
and ihlny-six.) of range nine.
The northwest fracuoa of section six, in township
nineteen, and fractional township twenty, of range
A'ortA cf ihitkt bast lint, and vat ef Oit JiJA principal
mtridian.
Townships twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-eight,
and twfe: ty-nine, of range eighi.
Townships twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five,
twenty-six, and twenty-eight, of range nine.
Townships lwcaty-»ce, twenty-two, twenty-three,
twenty-four, twenty-five, and twenty-*ix, of range len.
It the* Laid Office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing
on Monday, the fourteenth day of January next,T3r the
disposal 01 the public lands within lb© undermentioned
townships and fractional township*, vii:
Norik «/At baulhu, and tent <(f lAs fifA principal me
ridian.
Fractional township twenty-wife, and townships
rireniY-five and twenty-six, ol range eleven.
Fractional township twenty-one, of ranges twelve,
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen,
nineteen, twenty, and twenty-one. ;
Fractional township twenty-one, and township tweu
• ty-four, of range twenty-two. 1 in . 1
township twenty-one, and townships
twenty-three and tweuty-four.of range twenty-three.
Fractional township twenty-one, and townships
twenty-three and twenty-four. «-f reuse twenty-four
Frneiionaltownstilp twenty-one, of ranges twenty
at CLINTON, commencing on
Monday, the twenty-fint day of January next, for the
disposal of the publie lands withid the following nam
ed township*, to wih '
K o T&<ift\iUuUs* t prmapalatf
Toienlhili IInGT-fieo, of ranee ei ' b, '“ J
Ludi appropriated l>7 law for the ua af B<bJ>w*i
military. °ther P ol ?®***' wlll ** * xc “ ded m
“liStriwof the«io*« mentioned land. wjll be
eommet.eed?nthe da?! appointed. and rowed m the.
order in which they are nsveiti*ed, with all convent*
entdeapateb, cntil the whole aball have
■ ndiha rales tbu» closed.' but no «ale shall be kept
private entry of
S offlaruU will be admitted until after the up»
under'my hand at the city of Washington, ibis
fifteenth day of September, Anno Donum one thousand
I 1 B Ihe General Land USee
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
F«SrSwoneniluSdtothe rightof pro empucm u>
■nv o7tEo laud. within the townaMp* and pam of
mlwhiM above enumerated, u requited lo eatabbsh
!?r«mo 10 ihe .aiiafaetion cf the Rrgitier and Recei
ofTe proUr Land Office, and make payment there
for u Son a/praclieahle after acting thta notice, and
day appointed for the commencement of the
public ttJe oftic Itnda uact clatmrd,
»“ k Bifn-EKFIELD,
Commiuioner of the,General Land Office.
oc t3:dlawl3tW
: TOTISSEB9.
TINNERS will find a complete aiwtment of Bra*»
KetS. Japanned and Braaa Candleatiek*, Pue
nvets and Tong*, Snaflcri, Skimmer, and La-
Pick Fork*/ and all other kind* of good* nso-
bv Uicm/and for ralcaJ ejireme low pnee*.
■^®P tbyU,e ’ LOGAN, WILSON A CO
Ulb% »U HtgJj
r^IiMTFrEMIU7& BLANIfisTS-I hare ja»l
L rtceired a few fine Prenuam Blanket*, of
a verr *aperior qoality. P«reha«n are inrited to
C*U “ S ° 109 Mortc. .U JOUN aHFA^
-‘?*LLXSD'wT>TEta PABHIOSB.
/-.WTtL WHITE, No. 57 Market itreet, >s now
GnS'enfng till Falf and Winter Fashion*, con*m-_
1 aLtk TeWet Paletou;
** French Merino Cloak*;
u rloth and «ilk Paletot*? ■ .
a Silk Mantilla*. The*e article* o| the
Uteat and mo«t faahianaWe *^le*.
aU Preach Embroider*.;
« miin de Chine, for ladve* drewe*
fSfctndsS mud Wool lloeicrj;
i G?™«d'idie».ilfcVe,U.iidDr»wcr.;
rrfSLkand fancy S.lk., Satin
Woo'en Long Bh> 7N'nkini
Sheeting*, Table Linen* and Napkin*
uooo.,»[»n«db, himieir direct
t>giB:dlP '
- i'UHOT bna commenced to receive a
Patent Thread*, *■*****€ ’almanac*. eoincnon and
sns&se
' ? i'kStfiN WOuCEß'iiCroir3~n.o eubeenber
A“SXSi»rf *«<.>'™»■>» “*""f,c
?CM!! ,r l’ u Beaver Cloth;
J U . U •> Blanket Coating; .
j « black Tweed#; I case goldmUcdTweedJ,
I ball drmb Blanket Coating; ...I
8 caaea fanily Bed Blanket!, til ponod#, ribbon
and bound: 1 eaae ateam boat nbbon and boundwhite
Suikeu. All for tale at the man uf«tur? rt P« e **“" ]
term* easy. The ereecial attention of ct^ h ,l A P * lore
me n r inVitedto
«HOKS-JU5t reeciw. ..
the India Robber Depot, U caaea.compnwn*--'
J e~.w0.-O.eMU~* I } e-e.
I u Sandola, J,, jlia*ca Ofer Shoe*,
le finett lot ever aeut to thu
to the ahoe dealera to ex»m*
and quality «aii them, we
J fcll PHILLIPS.
No S Wood »t
Tbew Orer Shoe* are lh«
mvkeiforaate. WeißTiV
las the nmplei. . II pnce
tm fomuh any qaanttty.
«pcu ■
to J.r,
THE Yobicribcr. ■“ “7, ° s °'
»alo at low price*,. •» £ l p 7*’, lif'-v Teas
SEifV' - *™p*J ;•■ “■<
, n W u,inw,Jto' \>sll be*.Rio and Ja*a Coffee,
/whdhfo «u«**f -* OO bbU N U ilola, «*-
?r« *'r»..nfn« Oil: £ do winter »u d Lamp Oil,
10 bbl# Tn j “ 40 pepper and Pimento;
®>”*“S^’ S Su?Wl.h P Sw„i,i«, < I.CM
J 25 bzs White Pipe*;
1 “il/hl. ILt •** P”™ “*“■
'wSitJSlfiNoVSn'v.n., soabt. Herrm,;
£O.OOO l w a mite*; 400 bo Orooml Nut*,
“XKtfM.l 3»*SS E«^;
i D.II,
£ S“ ’
noo Principo ««ga*#, vatioaa brand#;
a ooO Havana ao
v in* Tobacco; Rappc*, Mocatoy aed Scotch Snuff,
tironnd Spice# of all kind*; Sweet Spiced Cbogo-
Uie; 20 bx# Shell Almonds; 5 ease* CaiuJp Soap,
v «0 no#* Mason’# Blacking; 35 bale# Candlewtck,
too bbla Mackerel; 110 bn Window Cliuw
With a cencral assortment of Pittsburgh manaiac
: ,¥i»pd arttcle*. ENOLIBH 4t hEiNNETT,
l tß^ p n73 37 Wcwl #t, oppcutlc St'Charln* Hniel
l ltn baga good Rio Coffee, now landing
•«* :C 11 MBANT
SaTINETTS— Blkck, Bloc, Lavender, bine gold,
oxford mixed, and black ribbed, :1a great variety,
i*“ "S 3 *° ll foI **** b murphy, Wilson tco
■r'tvsßYS—Plain «niJ plain, a fiae uwnntat, ju»t
L br »pns MURPHY, WILSON *CQ
bn w'd KM, nc'A pdf
% fjK» ofc W. HARBAVGU
PORT OF PITTSBDKU
• ' ' AWUUVEU.
'Louis MeLaae,•‘Bennett, Brownsville.
E Wigbtman, ■ I ~i Elizabeth.
Peylona, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Philip Doddridge, Brownsville.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Bearer, Clark, Wellsville.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
, Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
' Camden, Hendrickson, M’Keesport.
Ringgold, Cope, Cincinnati.
| Lydia Collins, Hunter, St.Lonis.
Thomas ScoU, —, Beaver.
I DEPARTED.
Louis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville.
’ R Wightmao, —. Elizabeth.
Peytona, Hendrickson. M’Keesport
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wetlsville.
♦ Junes Nelson; Moore, Wheeling.
Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
Beaver, Claik, Weflsville
Camden, Hendrickson, M’Keesport.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
. Thomas Scott, ——Wellaville.
Philip Doddridge, , Brownsville.
New England, No 2, Daan,Cin.
. Paris, Smith, St. Louis.
Robert Falton, , Si. Louis.
Farmer, Funk, Louisville.
Hail Columbia, Green, Cia.
LudloWv— Zanesville.
Peru, Calhoun, Sunfish.
There were 7 feet 0 inches in channel last even
ip at dusk, and lulling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Brownsville Packets, at 8 A. M. and 6 P. M.
Beaver Packets, 8 A. M. nad 4 P. M.
Wellsvilie Packets, 10 A. M.
Cincinnati—Bri llianL
l^oiiisville—Ringgold.
« Lydia Collins.
Su Louis—Pennsylvania.
Nashville—Fort Pitt.
foz rßinaUKLrßia.
D. Leech & co’s, packet line. 9 PM
TOR rzzxroaT.
R, S. tlin.T ft, Co’s Canal Packet, o’clock, *•
Tut BiiiLLUNTr-Tliis iplendid PiiuborgU and Cin
innau Packet make* her appearance at the pteke
uiding, properly rigged and trimmed, to tako her fin
rip fer the aeawn. She leave! aUQo’clockthumorn
ng-
Capt. Grace has spared no pains In making hi* no*
>le steamer, both witbiu and without, tafrly lolcompori
with its name, and by the brush of a aaillfui painter,
ibis has been done lo a nicety The Brilliantl» one of
the largest and swiftest running boats’upon the-western
waters, and her accomodauapa are equalled by faw,
and excelled by none.
IMPORTS BY &IVKU.
CINCINNATI—Per Skipper—s 4 ska wool, Wm Bar
ken Id ck* lead pipe, J W Bailer & Bro; 10 hbds ba
eou. Seller* A Nicol*; 23 bbl» whiskey, Miller A Rick-
eU per Ringgold—so bbl* whiskey, Mi'ler A RickeiKm; 1
X c*ka Laeoo. Seller* A Nicola; Si.ska wool. M in Bar- I
kcr; 4 bxa soap, 2 do mdse, 0 hud* lobsgco, D L*ech A I
Co; 2 bxs 4 M« screw*, W P Fahnestock; 1 irunk, Bag-1
aleV A Smith; 2 bra mdae. Haber k Hautman; l» boxes j
mdtr, Whitmore k WoltT; 4 do do, Clark A Thaw. I hd 1
tobacco, H CJraff A Co; fib** mdae, J Woodwell; 15 hda I
tobacco, W II Johnston; 3 do do, J A Boe. I
Per Fort Piu—O aks wool, J A llutchiton; 7 lib la to- I
bacco, Wallingford A Co; 4 bags feather*, O A Berry; 1
14 aka feather*, 2 bx» mdse. 4 bbla whiskey, 1 brmdse, I
Wallingford A Co; lif bbl sundries, Whitmore A Wolß. j
114 aka wool, Wm Barker; 2 pkga, 1 balenidse, J Kidd I
4 Co; 5 bbla lard oil, Seller* A Ntcols; l bx mdse. « ui |
Bingham; 32 bale* wool. D T Morgan; 10 bbl* alcohol. I
Taaffe A O'Connor, 3 bxs mdse, L Sank J 2 dot wash I
board*, A B Springsteen; 1 box mdae, M Allen A Co; 2 I
bbla alcohol, Braun A Reiter, 5 bxs mate, J R Paul, 1 I
box glassware. Ac, J R Holmes. 1
' Per Lydia C.>llin«—67 bxa whetstones, 1 caak. I box, I
1 bbl muse. D Leech A Co; 1 bbl, 10 keg* tobacco.
Foetid. Rhcy A Co; 2 cka mdse, Cooper A Bavely; 11)0
bbla pecan*. /"Rhodes; 5u bga almond*, English A Ben
nett, 5U3 keg* lard, Bingham; X hfad* bacon, seller* *
Nieola; Si bbls whiskey, R Bell; 33 do do, P c Martin,
3H do do, J M Devin A Co; SO do do, R Moore; ol dodo,
J Parker 32 do do, Tho* J Dudchn; 3 cksj l box ®d*c.,
Burtmdae. Wi aon A Co; l box mdse; Ref R Uopstus-
BEAVER-Per Michigan No, ff-37 sack* barlej.
; Ureran £ Cuibfnson; 14 hi* leather, ,1 W>»c**P£ 110
aundrie*. Richard Bard, 16 bbl* cranbenfet, JB Lan
[ field; 2 bx* cheese- Chureb A Caroibera; (IS bbl* whi*
1 key, * bag* flaxseed, 2 obi* do, M Groove; 03 bn pota
toes, owner atoard; 16 whiskey bbla, P C Marun; 1 pa
* per package, Hampton A Smith; 1 bale mdt-e, W ilaon 4
Per cannl boat A. King—3o bit chcc« r Bagaley A
Smith; U d o do, R UalzrU A Co; 4d do do, J A CaugUr
-43 do do, m&ree; 139 c*o do, J B Canacld, 5 keg» Or-
DLecchAC.>
Per Laic Kne—U btU papcr r R M R»<l
barley, Kr*n»»: S bbU bulirr, Brown A Ci
bxi »t»rcb. K He axe ton; 10 do do, Jlet* At
do, Wick it M’Candle*'
Tba PATAPBCO FESALfc: 1211
TPJI XtLSS TXOK BiLTI*OUI,
ELUCOTrS MILLS I.MD.) PoBT
rswt* Til* UaECTIOSOF .
Hri.
Auisted by many able Pnjt*»ors airdll tacAer:.
IX TILL. commence a new scholastic yeju on «he 2filh
W of SEPTESJBKR NKXT. Pupilij enlerinff for
ihe new year can lx- accommodated daring the yaca
bon with board ai die Institute, «m|er ijtoper saoer
vUion or Instruction. Term* StH**. for board and all
necessaries connected wnh ii, and Cot WgHah edttca
lioD for die scholastic year of forty-four Iwerka. Ac
complishments, Langaages, Ac., with board uj ▼««-
tion, extra charges. ‘|. .. , ,
For healihtutness of locaiion,<«taated an a high and
aalubnous rrston,) beauty of scenery, and facility 01
access for travellers, the Patapsco Instate >• ausnr
oassed. Thai It* advantage* for beitnyrmg a liberal
Lid accomplished education are appreciated by the
pablie, is fully demonstrated by tu P«t •"* pteseui
prosperity. m\-gMaw«tnT-(»»H P» l
FATBVTB MAHUPACTCIiISG CO.»
MANUFACrURK and will keep on handl Family
and Pieara Boat Blanket*, Domestic Flannel
blue, brown and ilrab Blanket Coamirl Satinet. «
Woolen Yam. winch they will tell at Ra*tern price
Warehouse No -113 Second .t, F.tuburgh, Pa
Factory, NewJlaven, tayette eo. Pa. »pun
~The Ohartlere Coal Company.
! {INCORPORATED.]
TYOOKS will be open tor aiib.rripiion' 10 the .lock
H ‘•Tfce'Ctiartiers Coal Company,” on and att
Womt*?, the Vtih of Sepicmlier 'nt, u lilt o®.
! «S W°gKMIN..TON
Z. TAYLOR
SEW QOODSi MKW GOODS
good;
*T TIIR *IBS OF TOR 810 BM UIVK,
09 Market »U, between Sd and 4 th, Pittulurgh.
■nrxi i busSEIXT No. Market atreel, between
W*rk,l „d FSSh, .Ip. Of log sou™ 800
Hive, baa ju*t commenced recetTing and the
large*!, cheapest and mott .plendid .lock ot Fall and
Winter Dry Good* ever offered by one hou»e m Pitts
burgh. A?l ofthetc foreigu good* bare
ed of tbe imnortrr» r* r the lu.t .learner* from Europe,
Sd far nehMM o(lxy\e mid beauty of de.tgu are un
aorpaxed in thi* or any cibgr market. , .
TTie domestic and .taple department will al*o I e
found complete, and cheaper than « any e
intbiicityr The mbacrlbcr would here renpecifai.y
“.lllbe attention of hi. numa.w. eMiomera, wdmft
wishing to buy new and cheap good., to the price*
wbiehwSl no uouty aatonDh them, being determined
to aell cheaper than the cheapest.
Good dark Calico, only Scent* per yard,
Beit quality dark CaT.co, fut eoon, Bto 1 j
i i Bniiih purple Print •, fail color*. - to i«»
_ Meary BedTkking, from »to lO cent* per yd;
15 . Sed Moiling good UuMtty. fi to Cipe yd.
Bert quality Bleached Muslins,B to .10 per yd.
UearT yard wide Unbleached Mo.liu*, s** i>
fr-h « » *I »»» P" ■
Good yellow Flannel, 1j “*■?“ %•
Good blaek AJpacca from »*t°
French Gingham* trom W*®, l f®f , .£LVviP
Iriih Linen* at puce* from &’ clr
gatineil and Kentucky Jen» » a * c ‘°' * cu ’
' CSaakins* and Lm.ey* frooi W*
lleary Dotneitic Gingham* ,1« to Ujejk
“••asa@as -
A .ntendid of all tire oewo.l .lylo*-
Black Atmure*, be*t quality
?S?a°rVbl«kK" 9 ,ina*. beantU good.;
L X\orFSos«o r ,U.o V „ l 00,0,00.
da do do do a i| wool, big^color*;
«& & s®s ■ssisssss? " ,e “’
Beil quality French Kid all ptice«;S
Mourning fasMnere* « fp | co did goods,.
s ““ mt, ‘ :
w li^?o°rCoUal |."uS , 'S?in great »ahol,
Brocade Cißilre*, mat col?P “#!“ *f •
Mohair C.fnejfoa sooJa, high color*;
French Cloaking*, *»P wl Jnb* and price*;
At*o, black Bru**el La » . be*t quality.
. JH*ekHilk k of w“te y Bwi»
TogPtitcr w“j» * wffdinilbMide* a very la»R« ttnJ
fecoott and ilC'l Nuaiia*, of the aie.t im*
Man, of th.
portatlondtidjno*t tukloMhi jaat steamer*
Koee good* lave ju attention of the la*
from Europe, -and arc wow
die*.
SHAWLS SHAWLS"
A upleodid ” f h S fl”»'sh.»H. 1.e.l -mp d
sipcr ext.. .(« Frp»ck LojS Bml
Sopcttxlf. ux« Lo"^» id sh „„|., rlcß color.;
tfupcrb yonliry Lo X , wo ol Sbxwl.i
ne.t iluuOt/ S MM« .‘lb S"*" l ''
Rlcl. i»dibe..y OHO ■ “ h »„l K
Rjch cnirfio" .. _ M , lung Shawls
Super black and "W • , Maurnmg Snawls
Super extra «*« in great »*neiy;
Pari* priMed Ca»hinere S p n£ C s t qual •
“ J£*}V “ «lk fringe;
Mode emiir*d Thibet „ « ** ,“ !
Black ! “ hear? cloth Shawl*;
Ulack and wide colorc _ * b aau tifo! good*;
HighTandplM long v^y'*^
A«r|e S .o-' S “'‘” *
; “t. run
tween Third, *n<l F °“? be had.
when bargains can ai V ii UAM L. RtSSELU
tpc!fttd*ft> i
" is kW ROUTE
TO BlLTiaoBB WB fWW««™ S - E 9
THE SHORTEST ROUTbwTW
'i.“ VO ><l ■*«„“* '*•' '^“” s
U. S- M~l “STitMKil,
B. FC Si nZSZi rfITTOBURUH
asssr'
turning, le»Tc« PiUiburßli f e fcntn* al< o’clock,
the Moaonsahela Bnd*«. «**£ *< r b “J», u« Wharf
OOOD3 received by Ag* nU 0B
““(g-Hc F*rrarr bu b«» WK W";* Sf ?.'
YMrtiofhenT ruer,*BdlbopaWie!B»TW«y
permanently in the ‘” d J: (rathi and or
ParuTaV aitaauon paid to all «ay
renter*- -
JOB. D. nUHT.
Dontiit. Caroer ofpmuih
J£d DeetWf, t>«w«n
KpWiri" -.
LOCAL MATTERS.
>etzd toe twe titubcmh fliiirn
l)r. Barium annoonees that be mnll-1
ed at the Exchange Hole!, oh TWjgay and Fri
day of this week, from 10 A* M—rela
tive to the use of the Body iimee, and
adolU .laboring under weakness of pulmo
nary, digestive—female, and » pinal-jveakne»*e».
• —■— ShS
luprtn* CourU-jv;
Ocrofik 10,1819,
Jester va Jefferson township—Buffet Court—
Judgment affirmed—Opinion by Burnside.
Heath va. Armstrong —Jefferson Judg
ment reversed—Opinion by justiceiSurnsidc.
McMahon vs. Sloan—Butler
affirmed—Opinion by Justice Beli.*£j
Estate of Brown—Butler cqun’jj&-Pecree re
versed—Opinion by Justice Bell. l'k!
New Alexandria v*.'Salem towDpp, Westmore
land county—Judgment of Non Pi&*«
Estate of Gilmore vs. Hunt—Wf co.
—Appeal quashed.
' llay’a Adm’rs vs. Connelly’s Ex'i£<~Soraersel 00.
—Jodgoseut of Non Pros. ftsj
Commonwealth ex reL vs. Ftfy»jHon el aL— |
Westmoreland co.—Argued by lor Pltl- in
error, and - Cowan for DfL in error.£.3 -
Jordan va. Hurs£-We»lmorelaj?«r county—Ar
gued by Ktihu and Foster lor Ppfr in error, and
Cowan for Dft. in error. yfi
Snyder va. tlenderaon—Westmqi*tlend co.—Ar*
gned by Cowan for Pllf. in error,£6tid Kahn and
Foster for Dfu in error. V : \
Haxelbaker va. Kier’fl Ex’ra-r^ , <;fctmore!and co
-Argued by Kahn for PUT. in efsr, and Cowai
n*l Porter, for Dft. in error. | ;•!
Later from the Plain*—gaming of I
Bant'i Fart ConfirWad.
Correspondence of the St. Louiijipepublican. ,
InDKFEtDOCE, jjfipt. 27, 1640.
1 have a little more information! from the Plains,
perhaps ol a later dale than yon aw yet in receipt
of. To day, Messrs. Paladay aadj Riley, who ac
companied ono of the GoverAept- trains, under
charge of Capt. Keitr., as far ns the Little Arkan
sas, arrived, by way of Bent’s Fort{ Mr. Paladay
bad been in the employ of Wm. Beni, at the hOrt.
On the 16ih of August, he was seal over in the
direction of Kit Carson’s settlement on the Moro.
la reluming, he fell in company with the train of
Capt. Keils. While they were encamped at the
Hole in the Rock, they heard distinctly a lood re
port, resembling that ol cannon. They journey
ed on-crossed the Arkansas river on the 22d Au
gust, and came up to the. aite of the Fort, and aaw
ibat the rubbish of the bnildings was all that was
loft. It had been burnt down by the Indiana, and
was still smoking nod burning on the 2ttb r when
they left it. They ijow were ablo to account for
the report as the magasine belonging to Bent
had been fired. The gnna and traps were 'con
sumed, and it is supposed all the goods, books, j
ice. of Beat's concern had shared the aame fate.
The’pack saddle* and riding apparatus were not
destroyed, as they were still in the bastions.—
What had become of Mr. Bent or any one, con
lected with the concern,they could tot tell—there
-no trace of them or their whereabouts., As
'•matt came on down the Arkansas, they
our ini'JiuiKui w“v wu - - -i
mw the trail of the cattle from the Fort. On the
17th of the month, Mr. Bent relieved Mr. Fisher
and the latter went overtowards Tans.
Mr Fisher says, that in some of his conversa
tions with Red WoH, Chief of the Chayennes.thi
UUUI wuu IW.» -•- I
chief told him ho was very anxious for Mr. V it**
pathck to return, as he promised ; that be and the I
old men of the tribe wanted to live with him; that j
the young men were desirous of fighting with the I
whites. He also said to those at the Fort to keep
the gates closed against many of the Arrapahoes,
I as they would do them injury. • The Indians also I
I said to those aboot the Fort, frequently of late,
that they intended to go over to toe settlement of
thirty whiles, south west of the Arkansas, in the
direction ofTaos,and lake all their corn,of-which
they had an abundance. If they raised anv ob~
I jection, they would then take their cattle; and u
I they still objected, they would make way with the
tnen. , -
The company, as they came in, met nearly of
Chayennes, to whom they told their numerical I
strength, and asked them if they wanted to fight
them ormoL They replied no. They then tricd l
to gtt some information respecting the bunuog ofl
the Fort, but all they could learn was, that the
Entaws had done the deed.
I Whaus done by the Government for the pro-1
I tection of the many trains \hot have left here this I
summer and fall, amHhe many emigrating panic#
to California, as well as-those returning, you can
best Jell; hut that something ought to be done, and
I efficiently 100, for the continuance and permanent
I cy of this great trade, and the safety of the lives
I and property of the many who will venture eve
| ry oue who has any discrimination, u.nat see.
I Vonrs, Jcc., in baste.
TITCTE
The New U. S. St*a»se Ohio,— T&w noWej
verael, which tailed from .New York on Tbor*-
d*T. the 20lh olt, arrived at New Orleana oa the
afternoon of Sunday the 30tb. Eocoudtenog a|
beaw gale after leaving Sandy Hook, her com
mander deemed ft prudent lo toko a wide effing:
he therefore ran well out, that adding tomelhing
to hia lime in reaching Charleston and Savannah.
After leaving Havana fce rtm waa made in qaick
tune to New Orleann.
The Ohio u expected at New York on her re-
I lorn fit the close of tbit week, and will tail
I «gyin from that port on Tuesday, the 10th in*
MSOt.
A large number of passenger* are already ca»
gagtd for ibis trip, and among them a number of
distinguished person, including Honorable John
Slidell and family of Loatsi&da; Honorable Balie
Peyton, United Sutes Minister to Chiti, and daogb
ter; Major Wagg&man, .United States Army,
Ricbanl Taylor, Eaq.,son of the President ol the
U. States. ' .
. It is expected that tbo President, accompanied
by the Honorable Mr. Preston, Secretary ot the
Navy, will arrive in New York in season to at-
I tend the depufltireofthia leviathan steamer.
I The cabin passengers trp this steamer, for New
Orleans, have accommodations superior to any
before offered. Passenger* for Chagres will leave
I the Ohio, take the spleridid steamer Falcon at
I Havana, and arrive at Cliagres before any other
I Conveyance cart! reach thejia from New York.—*iV.
I }* Cool. Adv. t
From ike Pendleton (S.t} Messenger, Bep'
We had quite a stir in oar village on Friday
lasi, when the Southern lipail waa delivered. An
is usual on that day, a number of gentlemen
from the country were .ia attendance, wailing for
tbetr letter* ana paper*. [Col. William Sloan was
among the firM to reeelvd hi*, and upon examin
ation ho forfnd a printed{idocument po*t marked
Boston, mailed as a letter; chflged with ten cents
postage, signed, Jumum, apd addressed to the Hon.
John C. Calhoun, of a moat malicious, offensive,
mid insulting character ho the Southern people.
This document was read by Colonel Sloan,'aloud,
and it produced much excitement among the per- |
sons assembled. A call [was made upon the post
master to know if there were any othert la the
office, to whiyh he replied that there were thirty
eight in nil.; The exefaitive committee or the
, committee of vigilance aid safety immediately ua-
I temilled to.take action iih the matter, and, aa the
exciicincnl was very great, they concluded that it
would bo better to hold jibe course toibe purfued
under consideration uniil the next morning. It
was proposed by a gentleman present, (bat they
would take charge of the person of the postmaster
until the committee. obtained possession of the
nopers, bnt this waa declined, ns lhe';committee
wished to avoid violence
* The nekt morainglhe,committee assembled at
the office, and made a demand for the'letters; the
post master refused to, give them op, unless to
those to whom they weire addressed, on the pay*
meat of the postage, aiod urged his duties as an
officer of the General-<sovernmeat. The com
mittee told Him they wejre determined to have tht
papers, peaceably if they could, forcibly if they
must, and that resistance would be in vain. They
then entered, the office, aboved the postmaster
aside, end took poatesslpn or them, and now have
them under lock and key, where they will remain
nutfl the meeting of ttfe committee of vigilance
and safety, on the 29th;ips»anl. What course the
oommiuee will recommend to be adopted, to nleet
. this new mode of assaulting the people of the
t South, we cannot say;! but of one thing we are
1 certain, and that is, that the most energetio means
! will be rcHorted to. :
GREYS
You are hereby notified to allend a parade on
Friday, the 12th of October, at two o'clock, pre
cisely. By order ol
JOHN HERRON,-Capt
i-i. h.—Dnlla every evening until parade.
Pkxxicji Lcvo.v suo**.—Prepared by J- w - belly |
William ttreel, N- Y n and for «ain by A. •;®‘
70 Fourth ureel. Thu will be found a delipbuul uru
ole of beverage in families, and particularly for uca
Uaaxx’s Batnai..—An improved Chocolate prepar*
uon, being a combination of Cocoa nut; innocent, ir
viroraune and puiatable, highly recommended parut
alarly for invalid*. Prepared liy
ler, Maas., and for .ale by A. JAYNES, *‘*h ePck ‘
Tea Store. No. 70 Fourth «t mchi ' l
■IITANTED—IMW ba*h Flax Seed, for which the
Lasses i...
TO iPRISTEBS*
THE Mbicnbor hainn band and tor i tale, aj A*<
of L. Johnston Jt;Co-r of Philadelphia, tbo folloi
lug: , H
25 pair of Cases; ifi , I
♦5 Fancy tieuer, different .sum, 1
3>io Newspaper Ciils;
5001b*. Lend*, cot; to order, :
10 Composing Suckti
l M BrC» P OaJloy!c^anm t kule», BraM Rule* of all
de.enpootu.Ac. inT „ g^Sr.
N- —QrdenreeeiTedforncwType. aulOdfcwa
‘""’TSsEVfcßb.T'
T A '™ E “' P"-f ° M ’ l * TA*sml bWt
f ‘"SSFAmBTOOIi to
i - it t; -
- ireWOOOtM AT DTGBY’S I
Wp|(iin‘«oa'il Ueiri*y «»u'crm hi« friend* ai<d
. customers. and Hie jtur-lic in gm'*** l ' l“* 1 , ‘ t ‘ I
ha« just received his full supply of fall RO"d*i (
and cood a« usual. „ . . „. ;
60 pieces black and colored French, bJigltHi * nrt
American UroadcloihtCof every quality.
100 piece* black and faacy CaMimrves
300patterni Veauag*, many of which can only be
bad st ibis establishment
SOdoz merino, lambswool nrd cotton Shirt* *ttu
full and handsome lot of Crarata, *ilk Handkcf*
chiefs, Sospenders, plot***. Ac
A lnr« lot of fine and common white Shirl*.
Also on blind, 410 drab, blue and black felt and Ulan*
fctl liver Coins, from Si 50 to SP.i.t» . JL.
400 dress, frock, boa and suck Coal*, irom *»
A large stock of fine and common I’anw, front *1 to
810 per pi
700 V.
! A fii
»,ot various materials, from 75 eU to Sri.
isnrtment of ladits and gentlemen*’ Cloak*,
band.
atway* on u*iiu. .
?i. B.—Custom work will receive particular atten
tion. HaruKome garments and good ht, warranted-
Any perton m want of clothing can be be su.teU to
their entire satisfaction, at \Y. UIGB i ’S
cheap Cash Clothiug Store. 133 Liberty st
' oct3:d3m _ * .. L . -
•ft KELKRS— just rec’d and tor sale tiT
Ji.oei4 ' STUART a/SILL
Mia'L'LHTRR’S OINTMENT—Serosa Coj sole by
o«tl J SCHOQNMAKKit A CO
SXLERATUS —S took", in eaVYs anil box**, l«r «ale
l, y . HOST DALZKLL A CO
SOLE LE.VTHER-l3.tM) lb* hemlock taiiurd Span
i«n Sole Leather, lor sale by
o el 4 ROIIT DALZELL A CO
S*VnDRIE9-110 null Caasia; 3 bbl* Clove*; I do
Nutmeg*; 25 do Mace, lor sale by •
Mil • J< SCIIOONM AKER ACO
WHITING —50 bbL for sale by
oet! J SCHOONMAKER A CO
“• P”“' <« c „ GRANT
FI.OUR— So obi, OortL'* fXira Family Fl °l r >‘ lul '' ln l f
UJ “ ” » ss r “'“'“ahEs S3ts&2 k
/"IHFFSK—3S bx* Chec»e, landing front Lake LriC
O “ d f ° r ® DALZELL _
jujus brick-™
WANTED,
riTlßLtoaoboiixi"?'*- A
A amnwalvyasi. '"''“S-V’
dihce. -,
1 IiLACk LEAD CRUCIBLES—Dtxoi[> test, u> bold
B£7 10 » 100 ,b ’’ S&goNMAKER A CO_
N ”' g A SILL
g'rast-tw.'.Mto«.» MU U
/NOTTON Y ARDS’ —A»*orted, for sale by
\J oct 4 STUARI'A SILL, lla Wood at
Aiivwk 100 bx* prime, in store ond for rale by
( JorU ROBT DALZELLjA CO, L.berty«_
E-LOUR-M bbl. pnma. ior '‘"'ST i“,S? L.
£UM FHELLAC-A A CO
QUM OOPAL-S A CO _
G~~ ROCEIUKS, he,— l4o hhijs N O Sugar,
313 bbl* N O Molasses; 135 bbl* Lo3f Sugar;
I 341 bars Rio Ccrfee; j , _ _
I r> half cheat* Y H, ’Imperial and (. P Tea;
30 do I'owchotijf ,„ , k ‘I 0
} j 4 0 caddy boxe* YH, Lapl * n “ OP do
I 112 bin tbs, 5 - * and ?’« Flag Tobacco,
300 mat* Cassia: 3ti bag*.Pepper,
5 lig» Al«pice; I bbl Nutmeg*; 2 do Glove*;
112 bu!* laitrge No r» Mackerel;
3i do Gihbed Herring; 50 bx* sealed Herring;
lt» do Tanner*’ Oil; 3 c*k* Orabro Madder;
1 With a general assortment of Groceries and Pitts
I burgh manufacture*, which we oiler for *ale at tin
lowest market «t»- RI|EV HArr|lE w» A CO,
ocH **Wai^rit
NEW OOODiii
WE have ]u«t received a large and complete nock
of CLOCKS, Variety and Fancy Good*, suita
ble lor the fall trade, to w; ich, with every description
of Lookim* Glasses manufactured at our own steam
power saop in thi* city, we a»l the attention of West
ern Merchants and other dealer*.
KENNEDY A SAWYER,
f pl3, corner Wood and Fourth its __
Tk ICE—IO tci’lVceb Rj'cc, juit tec'd an’d Tor taJeby
1V *pt37 _ SETTERS A •
JUST RECEIVED—From tbc PbifiipsviUe Oil Cloth
Factory,-an assortment of Floor Furniture, Coach
I Curtain, and Wagon Covet oil Cloth, which we. offer
to whoiesilo purchasers at Ea*orn price*. The stock
I coniuu of the tallowing articles:
FLOOR OILCLOTH.
I 3700 yard* 6yd wide heavy Sheet Goods;
I UM) - M “ mediafc do
1 iOttJ u 0-1 do
j yOO “ 44 “ 11 do
1500 “ 44 “ “ do
I 0W) “ 3-4 *• 11 .de
FURNITURE
GOO “ 4 4 Counter Cloth*;
:ti)o “* M Green do, for window bliuds;
450 '• 4-4 do do, “ and pattern;
13U doicn asmrted rizes Table Covers, splendid
quality. COACH CURTAINS.
450 y 4-4 Pnlii-bed Surface; 5.0 yd* Wagon Cover*.
Constantly tuanufocluring ami receiving, and for
«aie. at Ihc thl Cloth and India Rubber Depot, No 5
Wood It »pui jahph/llifs
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
STEED INCHEASKD
EXPRESS FAST PACKET LIKE,
IKJteluwvely for Pa*6cnge.t»,|
- VI i» THU «iR«AT CENTRA L RAILROAD,
TO PHILADELPHIA AKD BALTIMORE.
fIAHK public arc informed that on and alter Saturday
I the Ist of September, the pa,*eniger* by thu Line
will be earned over the Central Rail Hoad from Lew
istosm to'Harrobureh. and from thence to Philadel
phia by thr Ham.burcb and Columbia Rail Road*.—
By this new arrangement paA'engcr* will go thifougli
in uni cat Ltu tivxthan heretofore.
The Packet, of this Line are new and of the be,t
cloaa Tin* route for safoty. speed andjgomfon, is the
most preferable now m u*e to the Eastern ciliea.
Rail Hoads axe all passed in day light.'Time, 3
days F tc, Tea Dollur*. For informs ion apply to
W SD OTI, Moiioagahclu House:
or I) to LEECH A Ci).Canal Basin
kxphTkss - pack.kt>i.ik k,
TOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
Exclusively for Pussongers.
Tp» gBiMMW*!— I The Uoau of this Line will lea*
J23E2£a2H>* followd. at H o’ciook at nif tit:
Indiana—P Buraey,Thursday. Oct .416
Kentucky—H Truby, Friday. fith.
IvOoi-mna—J P Tnomp*on, Saturday, fiih.
Ohio—A Craig, Sundae, ?th. i
Indiana— P Burkcy. Monday, t» h
Kentucky—Cant U Truly, Tuesday. Oth.
Louisiana—J P Thompson. Wednesday, 10th
Ohio—Capt. A Craig. Ttaonday. 11th
Indiana—P Rurkor, Friday. 12th.
Kentucky—Capt II rroby, Saturday, +tth
Ixieulann— l P Thompson, Bandiiy. Utu
Ohio—Capt A Craig, Monday, ISib
For passage apply to IV SUTCH, •.
Mouougahela House,
* OClk of D LEECH A On. Canal Basie
CURE FOR WORMS.
B. A. FAIISKSTOCK'B VKKfIUFCGE,
N order to afford hit possible security to the public,
at welt as to themselves, agaihft fr:iud and impo-
dlion from counterfeiting, tho proprietor* have made
a change in the exterior wrapper or Ihble of their Ver
mifuge- The new label, whiru is.n Heel engraving ol
the most exquisite design ami workmanship, ha* been
introduced at a very great expense, and i* from the
brain of an artist of Uie'first talent The design is new,
and the execution elaborate. Reveral figure* and a
portrait are most prominent, but the word “Vawu
yco*," printed,, tn white letter* on a red and finely em
graved ground, should be particularly examined.—
When .held u? to the light the letters, shading of the
letter* and every line, b.iwevrr minute, throughout the
rbole ofihis part of the engraving natch os exactly
s tl the impression had been made upon one side nu-
ly, although it is actually pruned on bnh side* of the
Cap'r. This should iu all cases be obsnved. Ala*
rl upon each dozen is alto printed in red upon both
tides, and should be examined in th* «unc manner.
This preparation has now stood the lest of many
year* trial, and i« confidently recnrameiu , d as u safe
and effectual medicine foreipclling worms front lbs
system. 'I he unexampled sucres* thujpiins attended
ita administration in every case where the patient woe
really afflicted with worm*, certainly Hinders it wor
thy toe attention of rhyMetoni.
The proprietor hat made it a point to ascertain the
result of tit ur<e in such cn«cs as came within his
kuowlctlqe end observation—ami he Invurieljly found
mo»t*aJutory eflecis—noi unfrequ
fier omfly all the ordinary preparation! recom
niled for worm* ha.) hunt previously resorted tt
ihoin any permanent advantage. ‘lni* (act is at
tml by tht> certift-nite* ahd •laicment* of tundredi
re*poctal»le rwr«m» in different parti of ihd conn
and aboulu induce families always to keep * via
tbc preparnlion in-thrir po»'c»«ion.
)pf ration.’ and *tay l>« ndminioiered with perfect »afe
y m ihn mom delicate infant.
The only genuine t" prepared by
« P uf? U A FAIINKsroCK, Pmsbnrßh
I7OR La ur?W“AND iMTSSES BACK3.—W.'RVMoi
“ niT has received a variety of^goodi
tuitaMe for above purpose, such os French ami Saxo
ny Flannel*. blue, cherry, scarlet, plain and mixed
rotors; high eolorrd Mouse de Laines, Cashmeres,
French Merinoea, Ac- lo trbii'h be Invite* the atten-
Hon o( the ladle* >A.to, '
BLACK SILKS, lor Sack* and ManiilUi; Blk Silk
Lace* und Fringe* for Trimiutiitra. AUo,
CHANGEABLE SILKS, of different ahadea. anlta-
b'.'e iVif muiitiila« and drrMC*, uml L& largo UMrai
of VOAT'.T TRIMMINGS, of iyw and knudac
Itylei, WLoie*tile Rcwtnn o[> *lair». »pUN
" Tib PlM«».
llUKnuLVcnber* beg to call the attention of Uuilder*,
Afch ; i-«;U and owner? of Buildings. to the msuiy
advantage* which the«- plates po*«»» over all other
metallic substances hitherto n«ed for roofing, It c, at
they pos*£:»nl once the lightness of iron, without it*
liob’liiy to ni'li having now heen tested for several
vear* m Ui:» particular, both in thtt country and in Bu*
rntic They «te Icm liable to expansion ntid comrac*
twin from ‘•ud.len change ofthe atmosphere, than com*
niun un plains, iron, line, nrany other melai now used
for roohnfi, ami cminrqucntly fom a much better and
f-hier n>oi, rniuiriiig far le«* frequent repairs, whilst
Lhe first co:i is but a trifle more.
A lull supply, of all from 10 to 30 W. 0., con*
nantly on Inuitl ami for Side by
"" y (ifcO.B.MORKWOOD&. CO,
14 and 10 (louver street, New York.
The natciii rielit for this article having been secured
for tne (Jmwd'SlaUts, all parties inlrmjjing thereon
either by importation or otherwise, will be pruiccc
t I octW-d.twfvT
M'sTW HA2ID W A KK a T 6 sx k
altiN OF THE FLANK AND SAW,
Wo. 7b Wood itnet, Plttibargtu
HUBER AND LAUFMAN, Importers and dealers
In Foreign mill Doiucsuc IIARDWAIIIu, in
nil it* varieties, arc now prepared to sell as low and
on as reasonable terra* as can be purchased elsewhere.
We solicit oor friends, and the public generally, to
call and examine our stock, which consists in part of
KMVKS and FORKS, POOREI* and FEN KNIVES,
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trimmings,
I such as 1 Latches, Hinges ami Screws, together
I with terry arucle usually kept in Hardware Slures.
I We invite thcJUientioa of Carpenters And Mechanic.
generally to our u'sonmcni of Tools, which have been
I elected with great cans, and which we are determin
led to sell re as to give satisfaction. aptfcd&wT
RCBT IROSi
THE undersigned have erected works in the city of
New York, tor the purpose of Galvanizing .all arti
eles of Iron, wtiuli it is desirable to PROTECT FROM
RUST, such a* Telegraph Wire, Dolls, Spikes, Nails,
Wire for Fenee9.,ana any other aruele which may be
required- For Hoops for Casks, as a substitute for bale
I Rope; for Clothes Line*. Lightning Rods, and a host of
I othor applications, it will be (bond cheap and durable.
They would particularly call attention, to ihe Galyani-
I wire for fences; it requires no paint, and will not
I rntL Also to Spikes and Boll*, the preservation of
I which is of so mach importance, that it will comnlenu
1 itself to the nuuce of all those interested.
GEO. B,' MOREWOOD A CO., Patentees,
j ocCgMA.WIvT 14 and 1C Beaver »uN. >n't.
v-viLS—fcOO galf'whiie winter Whale OiU .
200 oEmiaon do do <l°
•JOO U !/Sicacbed Sperm Jo
10 bbltyEard Oil, N 6 V, 10 do do do No fc
For sale by// »Pt*7 SELLERS A NICQLS
OTSTOIANEOPB.
LOGAN, WILSON & GO.,
SO. I#t> WOOD STREET,
ARB NOW RECBIVINO a Urge mod complete at*
•oruocnt of HARDWARE, CUTLERY/SAD
DLERY, and CARPENTERS’ TOOLS,-direct from
tlte manufacturer* in Europe and America, and arc
now fully prepared U> offer good* at such price* a«
cannot fail to please, and would particularly request
tlic utiention of Merchant* who are in tha Uabu of K t>-
in* East, as we feel confident they wtll find, after a
Iborouch examination, that our prices wilt compare
favorably with any houae in Philadelphia or New
York. . :_55“._
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
’ DwaaniEsr or the Istkxiur,
Orrtcs lamas A mix*. StrWMsaa *9,
SEALED PROPOSAL will be received at the Of
fice ofthe Otnmmtoncr of Indian Atfam at 'V "*h
ingtnn City, until tO o’clock on Thursday. the l»tday
o. Novrater Ml, ft. f.m.liiiw > h .
in the iiuantiiic* annexed, or thereabouts, for th
SiK indi>M«. Ki -i.li.emil. ■» lh " '“V 01 N '“
York, vtx:
2 ioo pairs 3 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, anti weigh eight
1,900 pairs 2} point while Mackinac blankets, to
measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh six
1,175 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets to
. measure 42 by 56 inches, and weigh five
and u quarter pounds. ....
fSO-poirs 1 { point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 36 by 50 inches, and weigh four
and a quarter pounds.
900 pairs l point white Mackinac blankets, to
. measure 32 by 46 inches, and wftgh three
and a quarter pounds.
400 pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac WankeU, Jo
, measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
300 pairs 2*-point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh six
pounds.
100 pairi 31 point greeo Mnefcinac blanl
measure 66 by' 84 inches, and weigh ten
pounds , i.l
300 pair* 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to |
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
260 pairs 21 point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 61 by 66 inches, and weigh six
. pound*.
100 pairs 3| point gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 66 by 94 inches, and
weigh ten ponnds.
400 pairs 3 point gentinella bine Mackinac blan
kets,to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh
eight pounds.
300 naira 21 point gentinella blao Mackinac
blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches, aud
weigh six ponnds.
Dm Goods.
1,000 yards scarlet strouds.
800 yards bine strouds.
1,800 yards fancy list doth, blue.
750 yards fancy list cloth, scarlet.
350 yards fancy list cloth, green.
1,000 yards gray list cloth, bine.
3,000 yards saved list cloth, bine.
1,600 yards saved list cloth, scarlet.
800 yards saved list cloth, green.
225 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fob'.
100 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs.
2ao dozen cotton Madras banduerchieCt.
175 dozen black silk handkerchiefs.
90 dozen 8-4 cotton shawls
SO dozen 6-4 cotton shawls
65 dozen 4-4 cotton ahawU
40 dozen 84 woollen shawls.
23 000 yards domestio calico. %
5,000 yards English and Pren ill calico.
0 000 yards Merrimack calico
3 500 yards blue drilling.
8 000 yards Georgia stripes.
4,000 yards blue denims.
1,600 yards eottonade.
7,000 yards domestic shirting, bleached.
15,000 yards domestic shirting, unbleached.
15,000 yards domestic sheeting, unbleached.
8,000 yards checks, stripe*, and plaids.
400 dozen woollen socks.
7,000 yards plaid linsey.
1.500 yards flannels, assorted.
],600 flannel shirts.
700 calico shirts.
430 pounds linen thread.
550 pound* cotton thread.
400. dozen spool cotton. Nos 1 to 30.
80 pouhdsaewingsilk. .
700 pieces riband, assorted.
4,300 yprds bed ticking.
1,000 yardj Kentucky jeans.
500 yards aatlinets.
150 grofs worsted gartering.
200 pounds Chinese vrrmiljion.
20 dozen silk handkerchiofs, bgrk dc Bandana.
150 gross fancy and clay pipes. °
IlafJurart. tjn,
1,7&0 pounds brass kettles.
1,090 tin kettles.
76 nests of japanned kettles, 8 in a nest
276 dt zen baicber knives.
23000 gtm flints.
2& gross squaw awls.
7,ooo'tish hock*.
25 doZea fish hoes.
25.000 needle-, assorted.
IPO dozcucogib*, assorted.
• 10 dozen scissors, assorted.
10 gre** gun worms.
12 dozen axes, to weigt} from 41 to 51 pounds.
50 dozen half axes, to weigh 31-pounds. .
21 dozen hatchets, to weigh 11 pounds.
Agricultural Implements, se. -*
*3O axe*, to weigh from 41 to 5J pound*.
400 bnlf axe*, to weigh 31 pounds.
200 hatchets,to weigh 11 pouuda.
25 broad axes.
2<to drawing knives, 12 inches in length.
700 aiigi rs, tn eqnal proportion* of H, 1, t, and
1 inch.
150 pair* hames.
750 pdirs trace chains.
300 pound* brass kettles.
1,500 weeding hoes.
175 band saws.
40tcro»vcut saws, 7 feet in length.
40lcro*<*-cui saws, 6 feet in length,
lOOltmod-saw files. *
100 cro**-cat saw files.
40 log i-hatnp, to weigh 25 pounds each.
GOO Whiiiemore card*, No 10.
700 quarters socket chisels.
90 planes, fore and jack.
North leest Gnne.
650 Northwest guns, twodhtrds of which must
measure 36 inches in length of barrel, and
one third 42 inches, to be delivered in the city
of New York or Philadelphia, as may be re
quired.
Hamplfi of all the abo*. article* arc dewmteil-in the
office of the Commiiuourr of Indian Annus; and it
may bo proper to remark Uiat those of hardware, agri
caliarai implement*, and northwest gun*, are entirely
new, aud of better quoht) .ban the articles heretofore
furnished under formercoirracts. A
The proposal* may be divided into (our pari*. Tin
I*l. UUinkete.
lid. Dry tJoods. —'
. 3d. Hardware, to include agnculturul implements,
ie.
4th. Nnrihwestguns.
The lowest competent responsible bidder will receive
ihe whole or any pan of the contract according to the
above scale, the Department reserving toitaelflhe righi
to determine whether the bidder ia competent and re
•ponaibld, or not.
The whole amount in money to be applied to the
purchase of good* will be about SOl',C£Kl, but the IV:-
parunent te»erve» the right to increase or diminish the
quantity of any of the articles named, or substitute oth
ers in lieu thereof, or to require, at similar prices, such
ns may be wanted for presents or other purposes, in
tho adm.nistraiion of the affairs of the Department-
Goods of American manufacture, all other things being
equal, will be preferred; bat* as all the samples ot
blanket* and cloths are of foreign manufacture, it will
-be necessary when adomeatic article is bid for, that a
•sample rf it should accompany the bid, to enablethe
Department to decide whether it is of equal quality
with the samples to be exhibited.
The party proposing to supply the articles mil make ,
an invoice of all the items embraced ia the above list, |
and stfix the prices, in dollars and. cents, at which he
or they will famish them, deliverable in New York, I
(or if ihe contractor prefers iC about one-half of the]
quantity may be delivered In St Louis, Missouri, 6ee|
of expense to the Government,) on or befcrt the 15lh
day of May next, assuming the quantity of each artw
cio os specified in this advertisement and extending
the cost making au aggregate ol thr whole invoice
constituting the bid. The goods will be inspected m
New York, (and in 8t Louis, if any portion of them
should l-o delivered there.) by an agent of the United
Stale*, WHO will be appointed by the Department for
the puipose, and to ascertain.the conformity of the
I articles pyr.-nased with tbs samples exhibited, when
I the contract shall be made, and with the terms of the
contract itself, which sbah eontaiu a clause that if the
articles are not furnished within the lime prescribed,
or tf they are of insufficient quality ia the opinion of
the agent aforesaid, and if within five days after no- i
lice of '«uch insufficiency the party shall not furnish 1
others In'Ueir.lbereof of the required quality, the Uni
tcit States shall be authoris'd to purehase them of
others, and to charge any increase of price they may
be compelled to pay therefor, to tho contractor, who
•hall pay the said difference to the United States.
Uoud« will be required, in the amount of the bids,
wiUt twa go *d sureties, tho sufficiency of whom to be
certified by ii United States Judge or District Attor
ney. for the faithful performance of tho contracts.
Payment will be made after the contract U completed
ana the delivery of tbe goods as aforesaid W on aent
nl the Department, opon a duplicate invoice certified
by him.
Communications to be marked “Proposals for In
dian good*-"
The bnlt wt I be submitted with the following head
ing and none will be received that are not made in
theform and terms here prescribed:
<-{ (or we) propose to famish for the service of the
Indian Dcpaitmeri the fellawing goods, at the prices
affixed to them.respectively, vix:
T (Ucre insert the listof roods.)
'Deliverable in the etty of New York lor St- Louis) oa
or before the *— day of next; and n> case. «« u> c
acceptance of hi* proposals, tbe qusuiUiy being pre
scribed by the Department, I (or we) will execute a
contract according to this agreement, and give salts
factory security to the Department within ten dayi
after the acceptancoof this bid: and.uieaseof failure
to enter Into such contract, and give .ueh security, 1
£r iel will pay to tbe 13ailed Stele. the difference!*,
iwjn lie sums bidden by me Mr tin,) end the .tun
»u“b tbe United Btnie. mny be oblljed t, P n, fbr tbe
"Ketumd every bid mn.ln eobe ecaompatded with
n Surenty in the foltowin* form, to be Meed by one
Ir tn"m M.pon.tWe pereone, wlo.« enlhctennr ntu.l
k« bv tome one who is known to the Depart
meat dlher peMonaily or o(Iicl41 P®»‘ tK,R \
lor we) hereby guaranty thot ——, the above
t.. .1 7 f _i|{ comply with the terms of the advertise
mJnt fir^p l roposau y lor Indian good*,’ dated o|thJ*t>*
. w 141* if the contract should be awarded to
£2“ n’d enter tntn bond for the eneeaUon of the name
I wttbin the unto prenettbed." frj]
ORLANDO BROWN,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
octftfitqwilstNov .
TrANTER—One or two LAPS it the Dry. Goodi
yY buiinetv Apply at No. 67 Market tv »pt 29
«'LAJ&EjED OlL—£o bbls Flaxseed Oil, in pr
H a ri)rr.iu»i rec'd and for sate by
A , pt » RE SELLERS, 57 Wood
LOVELL FLETCHER,'
tUSTTACrVUS Of
ALCOUOL AND PUaE SPI BITS
Corner Front and Tine street*. Cincinnati, O.
ORDERS from Pittsburgh Cor Alcohol, Pare Spir
Raw or Rectified WhUkey, will be promptly
tended to at lowest market price.. mehlfcdly
PITTSBURGH FEKJLLE IHBTITUTU.
THIS institute. wider the c*re of-Her. J. RLCOS
HORN AND LADYVwIII re-open on Monday, the
i“Ui ol September, in-lhe muho room*. No ha lawny
street. ' Hiving limited tin numbrr of their pupil*, U»
PHncinalsbopeioreeritacontinuationof that liberal
patronage they hare bi-aerto enjoyed. Parent, may
Eel amired that every sdvantage wll be afforded
.hi »7i ni iehterj. if placed wider tb**»r charge, for ob
educauon. aas-a>.
YOUNG LADISB SENWABTi
Tna*iEKrr. . • ...
The AUTUMN SESSION of ihts.laiuuiuari *wili
commence on the first Monday in Septcmber.-
Roomj on Federal street, m “Colonade Row, 2d door
from me bridge.
Rates or Tcttios rat ibboj or rnr« Mostbs.
Kugiuh Department, including Reading. Orthogra
phy and Defininr, Wridnj, English Grammer, Roeto
nc- la>cic, English Composition and Cnticism,
grapliy, History, Arithmetic and the higher branches
of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, As
tronomy, Botany, Geology, Intellectual
and Morhl Scieiiee, and all outer branches requisite to
• thorough English Education - 820 00
Cla««ieal Department, Including the Latin and Greek
Lan(russes,each - . - - 8 6 00
The senriee. of cam pc lent (vac tiers are secured for
such n. <‘r.ire instruction in Freuch and German, and
also in Drawing, Painting and Music.
It is desirable dial pupil, enter at the commence
ment of a session, yet they are received at any time,
and are charred at the above rate* from the time of
entrance. No deductions aro made for absences, ei
ccpt in cose* of protracted illness.
Further information may be obtained, and applica
tion. made by calling Upon the Principal, at his room,
on Federal street, or at his lodgings in ‘‘lrwin’* Row,"
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, between 3d anu 4th streets;
or by addressing, through the Pittsburgh Post Office,
the Principal. N. W. nIETCALF.
Allegheny, Aug. 7,1840. _ - —’
BELKCT sukuuL, cor
• ncr of Fourth and Ferry streets, will be open
ed this morning, Monday, August 20,1649. . »ng*>
PBOr. HENRt BUHBOOK,
PFJ4N STREET, between Wayne and .Hand, has
resumed hi* professional duties, giving instruc
tions on the Piano, Guitar, and in Vocal Mane.
augHtdrf _^_____ ===
Pittsburgh Steam Marble Works.
NO. »44 LIBERTY, opposite Pmilhfield street—
Marble Mamies, Monuments,Tomba,Table Tops,
be., a large variety of the most beautiful kind, miM
ofthe fenestoaslitf ef foreign and domestic mart}ie r
always on bant’or made to order, by the aid of ma
chinery, on the shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
N. B.— I Hie Cmntry Trade furnished with alt kinds
of Marble alike lowest rates- All orderspromptly at
tended to a»*M Liberty, oppositeSmilhCeld st
nvSKibl * W »\ .VALLAbh
-• BMUT^MfACmKiCa.
lULI/dPuent Btono or French Burr SMUTMA
j CHINE tie best articlg pf the kind in use; they
ran tight/cltta fast, do the yrork well, and will last a
Ufn ume. Akmt STO or them are in, use, in the best
mills in the Mtatry* and we nave the strongest testi
mony of cokja'eatpersons as their superiority over
all other StttlAaiWs. For farther particulars, *d
dre*. the rabecriber at 244 Liberty Piiubnrgh.
mviMhdla WWWALLACb
OTKAM" ENGINES AND BOILERS—For grist,saw
O and other Dills, always on hand, or made to order
on very short notice, anu at the lowest prices. AU or
ders promptly attended to at 244 Liberty street, near
the Canal. my3o \V W WALLACE
PLASTER PARIS—For land, and other purposes',
aiwuyt on hand at 244 Liberty it.
nyag w W WALLACE
Iwaya on hand,’ at Sl4
W W WALLACE
G' RINDBTONEB—AIt me* and jriu, always bn
band at 214 Liberty street. . _
rnyiW WW WALLACE
TEAS! TJSASII TKABIII
IIT is with pleasure that the subscriber*
inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and vi*
cinity that ttioy hate completed arrange*
menu with Messrs. J. 0. Jenkinsi&Co,
of Philadelphia, to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and seeurelf-pul
up in metallic pack* of}, 1 and lib. each,
.with their pnotrd card—showing the kind
of Ten. price, name of the concern and
aepot m rnnadelphia, with an invitation to re tarn the
Tea, if trot liked.
IBTAIL raicas:
d I Gunpowder-•• —**•62} 7# 1,00 1,25 1,50
I Imperial —M ~ ’5 »,00 IJIS 1,3>
■lltvson--- *•«> 62} 75 I,TO 1,25
SlY y Hyson *5O «l 75 1,00 1,25 1,30
» Black 37} 5*7
Slscu. > pj ne and extra Fine- -75 I JM 1,25 1,50
We will warrant aU the TEAS we sell to be equal
to if not scrasioa to any sold in this city, and should
t-ftiiy not prove acceptalile to the taste, they caa.be ro
ratned, and tie money will be refunded, a* it U only
with that understanding we sell. -■
We ask * fair trial, urai the public may be able to
edge, between out Teas and those heretofore sold by
** AU Urrersofnch. delicious and good flavored TEAS,
1 JOS. S. M. YOUNO 1 CO., '
N W comer 4th and Ferry street*. and
E. YOUNG & CO.,
8 comer :td and Ross streets
r»KW STOCK. OB' PIANOS.
JOHN H. HELLO B, No. 61 Wood «uicL Wi«
received a new Mack of Pmao Forte* from the foi
lowin* celebrated maattfaciurerj:— _ . . t—™
One Ro.«-ucd ~ the style ofLooi* a»V
One do 7 do do do
Ono do 7 do round comer*, plain earring.
One da 7 do plain ioand eorners. -
unc ua t
one Jo' fil do elegantly carved.
•One Jo <H Jo plain round corner*.
One Jo 0* Jo do do
One Jo 6do curved furniture. '
One do Bdo plain round comer.
One do 0 do do do
One Jo C do plain square.
AlUbe above are from the celebrated manufactory
of Cricketing' 80-ton, and urowarranted loallcues
and the purchase money rrfunded, if found defective!
m tniy purueular, the prices are the same as changed*
bi ihe manufactory, and are as low as those of inferi
or quality from other mskers.
Also arcuivKP—
ALSO AfVOlVAi^—
Seven Rosewood f- oel’s from Bacon 4 Raven. N.\.
One Jo tl do do IL Worcester, N. J •
Two do- C| do do Bacon 4 Raven, N. >.
One do 0 do do Gales 4 Co, N. \ ■
A tl the above Piano Forte* warranted In every ro
meet, being made expressly to otder x and am such as
can be iclied oa for durability: even in touch, and of
superior tooe. JOHN H. MELI.OR,
Sole Agent for sale oC Chlcltermg's Piano Fortes,
, pl y j for Western Pennsylvania.
is 49.
B (tT «r aadiErlt Express Packet Lina*
R.G. PARKS, Beaver, Proprietor.}
THE new and elegant Paaaenger P*ek«u, I
» NIAGARA, Capt H II Jeffnea;
PENNSYLVANIA, a Jll Hoffman; |
' 4j6H!§!t.. •• fBSU. ,
Fontting a daily Line between Beaver anffLne, have]
commenced running, and will continue during the sea
ton to make thrir rerular trips, leaving Beaver after
the arrival of the morning boat frqm Pittsburgh, (1 o ♦
clock, p. *) ami arrive at Erie in lime for paiaergera
to lake the morning bo&ta to Buffalo or op the Lake. I
Ticket* through u> Erie and all Lake porta, can be I
Mdb, .ppbc.uon^OllN^CAUUmA^*^^
ov GEORGE KECK,
„iaan under the Si Charles Howl
WATCHKSTjSWfcXHTY, ASI) SU.VICU
WARE.
__ THE tub»criber, who hat been in butiner j ]
€gh± in the tame building for the law thirteen year*,
fiu'Jb it telling ail description* of Fine Gold and Su-1
ttiiljtver Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware, al
rclnnN* the very lowest price*.
Gold and Silver English Patent Lever W Mehea.
Gold and Silver Del'hd Lever and Lepine Watehe*. (.
Gold and Silver Horixontal and verge Watehe*.
Gold and Silver Independent Second Watcbet for j
limine horse*. „ ~ I
Gold Goard. fob and vent Chain*. GoUJ Spectacle*. |
Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pen*, r. |
Ladle*' Cold and Stone Bracelet*.
Gold Locket*. Gold and Silver Thimble*.
Diamond Ring* and Pin*.
Ladies’ and Gentlemen*’ Brearipin*. ‘
Sterling Silver Spoon*, Cup*, Fork*, Ac.
Gold Watehe* a* low a* sW to 535 each.
Watehe* and Jewelry exchanged. . . i|
Sboou* and Fork* plated on German Silver,, a fine
article. All watehe* warranted to keep good uoe or
the money returned. Jewelry repaired, and VY atche*
cleaned and repaired in the be*t manner, at mueh le»»
than the usual prices. . GEO. C. ALLEN, .
Iranorter of Watche* and Jewelry, wholesale and
retSl/51 Wall .treet, (up .tain,) NE<V YORK.
iu2S:d4nu»
PEKIN TEA BVORB.
mUE subscriber has ja*t received at tho Peklo Tea j
1 Store, 70 Fourth street, a very largo and well uj-1
leeted stock of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, ] ,
from New York, all of which hea been received in this |
country slnco the first of February last, conrisung of |
all the different grade* grown in the CeleiUal Empire. 1
Our slock being among the largest m the We it, we are I
prepared to wholesale, on better term* than any other
liouee in the city. We invite retail grocers to call and j
examine our stock and price*. They can have itpaek* ]
ed in i, 1, and l tt package*, 5 B un cannisters, or by
half chreu, to suit their convenience. ; •
Oor retail price* vary for Octong, Black Teas from
50 ets. per lb.; Nmg hotmg Sodchong. 60 etm
Congo 30, and English Breakfast 60, Young Hyson,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 35 els. to per lb.
Families are requested to send and gel sample* of
ofonrTea.*, and tgy them before porehiaing. ]
S'J-dAwS - _A JAYNE&. 70 Fourth street I
- MKOiCAJL * BCKUICAL OFFICE*
SaWfe No. OS, DIAMOND ALLEY, »
few doors below Wood street, to I
BROWN, hav aj beAfil
regularly educated to the medica 1
profession, and Icon for same urn* I
7]&>iS3iißgW In general practice, now confine* 1
tvSfiBPEwiSU hig attention to the treatment of ]
SEaaBHFNr those private and' delicate com) ]
Btflgaag' X pLainu for which his opportauiue
‘and experience pecaUfirly qudiP]
u ycurraisiduottliiy devoted,|
toatuayA treatment of tbo*o complainiaddurmg which
tune he has had more practice and has cared mote pa;
tienta thaacan ever tail u> the lot of any private prac;
utionerl amply qualifies him to offer Bjsuranccs oi
and satisfactory care to ailafHicted
. and ail diseases arising iherij
fr °Dr Brown would mtonn liiosa &tfiicted with
diseases which ltava become chronic by lime or art
rravated by the nn of any of U»e common nostrums Cl
the day that their compUinuean belradicallyandlhoi»
on irlily eared; he having given his careful attention to
the treatment of such cases, cuul succeeded in hundreds
of instances in eurtHg-Jvtrsou* of lnflamnuilioa of tU
neck of the bladder, and kindred diseases which ottee
result from those cases where others have consigned
them u> hopeless despair. He particularly invite* suet
u have been long end uusucceaafuily treated by ouiefi
to consult him, when every s&usfaetioa will be eivoc
thcuuand their cases treated in a careful, thorough und
iatolUßCut manner, pointed oat by a long experience
study, and inveitigauon, which nt» impossible for thos
engaged in general practice of jnsdtcm? to give an
oneclass of disease. .. „ . '■ • .
rri“Henuaor Rupture.—Ur. Brown alMVUtvus per {
wiasafflic ted with lUnda to call, as he baJpatd panto
alar attention to thia disease.
CANCERS also cured. I
Bkin diseaaestalsoPi! *, Palsy, ete., speedily tars*
erth sex living at aldj«uaes,by
etathtg their'disease in y»miaf t gi viri €
toucan obtain medicines with direeuonJ
Sdrc«Sg T. BROWN, M. D., postpaid' and to
■ 05, Diamond alley,oppoeltsp* "
Dr.'Bro'«m'» newly i
>sgssss!s?tt
| bl D"N«*«*»W .:**■
FoffßfiStT" '
And posaesaloa given unmcditteiTjwAwclij
,'fcsß finished faraUbed.aToßE.9Av *
■L * Msrket «t, being & pood stand-for Dry OOOdi.
AI.SO-Several roema-saltableforofieeacr ArtUm*
AlaigVpablic Parlor, admirably caleala*
ted for a Ladies’ Refreshment and lee Cream Saloon.
Prom in size, elenai finish, and central location, be.
in* in (be immediate neighborhood of the fashionable,
diy Rood a store*, and adjoining Philo Haiti this toon :
would afford a permanent stand every way desirable; ;
anil in the hands of m person qualified to eoodoet the •>
above business In Eastern style, woald supply a want :
much felt by strangest:vUitinß Pittsburgh and ladies
residing in tha vicinity of the city. To *nchan ocoo- .
pan; it woe Id secure a large, .genteel and profitable .•
custom. The spacious and well lighted basement of.
the building will be rented with tbo Saloon,wuh _
which it Is eoaveoicntly connected. For tanas,which .
are moderate, apply to I
spun • K. D. GAZZAM._.
Raglats for Sals<
ONE PAIR SECOND HAND ENGINES 10 iseh
cylinders, 4 feel stroke; £ Boilersi <0 feet long, 3.
inches in diameter, all in good cnl*r T 'wiU be told at a
bargain,if application bemade sooa. They have only
been in ase abourlfl months. For particular*, Inquire
of jy*?:dtf R. HAYS, Gazette office
M~ FOR BJBKT—' The mansion boa:* now
occupied by Ur*. Atwood, situated nt Oakland,
with SO acre# of grrhnd attached. The Mom
isspaciout and convenient, and the ground weU un
proved. Apply to UARD\, JONES fc 00,
augSl Water it
l£jr FOB SALE—A'Briek House, (bit one year
•T-ljf built,) and Lot, on Bobin.'on atrcet, Allegheny,
■““•near old Bridge. Price low and terms easy.—
Inquire of- jy3l 8 BCHOYER, HO Second «t_
FOR RENT.—The three story Brick Dwelling
llonse, on Liberty, between llay and Marbnry
streets, now beenpied by W. Graham. Jr. - Possession
Siven immediately. Enquire ofAVta. Graham, or. nt
)5 Uookitore of J . .
JODNSTON A STOCKTON,
eoroer Markctand Thirl streets.
5S FORHAiifc. •
j£3l A THREE storied ©welling House, bran* she
"second house ftbm Penn sired, la. Snyderi*
Row, on Hay street Immediate possession will b*
riven. Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE, Attorney at
Lnw—office on Fourth street, between Cherry alley,
undGrantstreeh jul9:dtf f
.»oarest; “ : r
a FOUR new two Kory fine k Dwelling Houses, j,
well fobbed and In complete order, on Center:!
Avcnuß,'7iSTVard. Possession given July i»L ' '
>w. Ebqaita of ' JOHN WATT A CO,
jufl corner o( Liberty and Hand st»
Two Liota for Sale,
THE subscribers will eell at private aate, tiosc tw*
vnluable Lots of Ground, situated on Tomato st,
in die 'Third Ward of Allegheny City, each having a
front of 30 feet, running back 100 feet in depth to a3O
feet alley, upon (which i» built a none wall, S 3 by 100
feet, which contains atone enough to build 'Cellars fits
two comfortable dwelling houses, and in front-there
are three shade trees, of a yean growth, and the side,
wa'k U paved vrith brick, all of which will be told at
$OOO. Pittsburgh And Allegheny, or Coanty Scrip,
wiil he taken in payment
J A H PHILLIPS, Nos Wood »t,t
or to WM. BENSON, inrnyrdiately opposite .said lots.
. mysb' . .
FOR SALE—Fite lota eligibly sitaoied in the floor*
ishint; town of Birmingham. Tbs lots are situa
ted on Dountau sueet numbered In F Baasmaa’s plan
74,79, H), dl aud Si—Lot No 74 fronting W feeionala
ry Ann street 7u feet deep; the other four 80 feet froat
each, by sO feet deep.
Tt rms—Greater part of purchase money may rej
main for six years, seeuredhy' mortgage. Far panic]
alon,inquire of ' bSCHOYm,
ntylo lIP second st •
“ViluablTCoaniSllSFHlir^’
ABOUT four miles abova Lock No. 8, at the mouth
of Pine lion, Monungahcla River. Tito Coal la
of the very best quality, and easy of aceasat Any
number of acres, from twenty*fivo to a hundred, might
be obtained. Persons desirous of purchasing, can
call ou WALKER REED, on th« premises, or:WB.
Reyd, opposite the Post office, who wiu five any. in*
iormation concerning the property. The above will
be sold at a great bargain. • mytDmoui
ritO LET—A good brick Dwelling House, situate on
1- Rob U..„ . m^All^.;j .. o tg s ln i . [ f oYEg
TTORSaLE CHEAP FOR SCRIP—a lot of ground
I*' situateou Webster street, 85 feet from HifhKlsetJ
30 feet frout on Webstar, by B 0 feet to. a five feel alley
—quite closo to new court house. Pries $B4O. Terms,
SGSU.cosh in hand; bdllnee in one, two, three apd font
years Irom tho first of April last. ‘ '
County and City Scrip taken for cash payment, in*
quireof mylt> SSCHOVKB. tiO second st
"'" aot AcrssCoaiijand <sf Sals,
SlTUATfttym the Moaongatiela river, about Itfaulu
from-Pit stuTgh and 0 miles above third Lock, in
the immediate neighborhood of Messrs. Lyoa A Shorn,
and Mr. John Herron’s purchase. This fine body of
Coal will be sold at the low price of $33 per acre—on*
third in hand, balance in five eqaol annual payments,
without interest. Title indisputable. Location very
rood—cannot be surpassed. For further particulars
enquire of S. BALSLEY, who has a draft of said pro
perty. Residence 3d st, below Ferry, Mr. Adams’ Row.—
N. B, There is {mother-team of ccal'ou this tract,
about co feet above the lower, of excellent quality.
• - jytWtdtf .
“—Viluutble Building Lota for Bale.
THE subscribers are authorized to offer at privat* •
sale, and upon highly favorable terms,, a number
of very valuable BiUldjig Lots,'comprising a larga
portion of the Lou numbered 67, Co, C3tmd 70, ut
Woods’ General-Plan of the City of Pittsburgh, situa
ted at the south eastwardl>\comer of Penn end \V ayna
streets, fronting 310 feet on the former, .and extending
aloug thy latter about 6CO fedt to the ALegusay rtvor,
-and part of the Ueal Esuacof the lats-Jumo*
S. Stevenson, Etn., deceased .. . ..
A plan or suudivisiott of mo above.Loto, in eontot
mity with which it is proposed to sell,-may be teen at
the other of the uader»tgncd, on Foudut, between MAf.:
Itct afid Ferry st*. WILLIAMS A KUHN.,
,m>'3 •
- nd r -
TiVO'HOfcJSiSS ASBTorU FOU HiiiK
TWO LUTS on Leaver «w«t, ip Ibe City 0_
g'a; Allegheny, above uic upper Commons, on muck
isciecicd * frame building, iwo tumci high. • Dilute
for two. a,mill tenements. The touare«_-h twenty,
feci »■« front by one huiidrcdieet deep, mu •* .. Uch
lo a *treci'forty feet wide. The buildings onlho p»*.
ml»ca will nay a very handsome interest on ue tayeatj
neat, aud Uib. property will be sold cheap for ceu.
Applyioli.aproul.CUrVaoScejC.S.orto
noviO. - .)■ KAYfcCO_
Scoto b&oUMItW4 far —--
niEN ACRES OP EANftliUtledia rcoblcaliTTO*
I itup, on tile MonougalioUtt Circa nslea from Pltu*
burßh—in louta anlf paxehaaer*. For farther pn?ae-
Sti, above Smiihficld m.
"tv WAREHOUSE FORSALH—The subscribe!'
fSftj offent-for stile the three storr briet Warehoura
-?V**un Wood street, occupied by R-Tanner & Co.
~.17 • WAL WILSON, Jt.
TTAI-UAULK REAL ESTATEO.N/ENN tiTKEtT
V FOR BALE.—A Lot of Ground situate on Pcun
euect. between Hay and Marbury streets, adjoining
the house -Indict now occupied by Richard Ldwardt,
haring a front of 25 feet, and in depth 150. feet, will b*
<bld on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable.. En*
quSe of . ; C.O. LOOAUS, tthst, near Wood.
oniSl-Itf ! -
‘ 'ForJaUi ' ”
ADMIRABLE Building Lot In Allegheny city, fh*
vorablyiocated, in six® about hair an acre, and
will be sold oo aecoauaod&uiig terns. Inquire of
tel* J p WILLIAMS, 110 brood at ■
FORREST—A.roomUttbe second sloty, No
•j 5 Wood street. . . laty
"“Property In AliagbenyCltyfor S&lfe
3IMIE subscribers ofler for sale a numbei of cfaole*
L LoUjisituato In the Second Ward, fronting on tb«
ommoa ground, on easy terms, inquire ot
W. OTI. ROBINSON, Any at Law, St Clair •)
o!r of J AS ROBINSON, on ihepremif^a
tnvttirtAwtfT
■7fr'i;sl>T£sAßii cAITfiONED against u-
SWG COMMON PREPARED CHAUC
They are not aware bow frightm:ly injurious it »
to the akin', how coarse, low rough, how all*
low,ycl!ow, and nnbeallhy ibe ikm ap
pear* after asing prepared chalk! JJe» -
i I aides it ia injurious, . oulatntng a
: 1 . large quantity of Lead!
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article,
which cart JONES’ SPANISH UIY WHITE.
U i* perfectly innocent, being punted of all deleeri*
ou* qnaliuesi and it impart* tothe akin a natural, heal
thy, alabaster, eiear, living while; at the aanje Umo
acunc a* a eostneUc on the akin, making K soft and
■tnoolh. Sold by the Agent, WH. JACKSON, & Üb»-
erty at, Pittsburgh. Pnce 25 cent*. aoc7-«t»wl
''fry*Kiiopnoss asd axis Dukases.— Jorylia-a ttat-
soap causes a free perspiration, and at
the name lime moltfiea softens, and whuen* the akin,
civina it the texture and beauty of an infant a.
Sccavt, Bali Raxc* aao Soaxs, are soon not only
healed, but cared by it* use, u* at ioa*t seven Physi
cians in New York know, who use'll in auch ease*,
and find it unfailing—a» also in ,
Pixplea, Uu'taixs, Frxcxueb, or any other akin dis
ectoe The reader is assured that ibis ts no'uselcsa
puffed nostrum, as one trial will prove. Icoaidenu
menun at least peraona cured of
Sous llrsp, Soaa Lsaaara Soma Bums.—Buy It
and use it, and the leader ia again assured l would
not cruelly sell it for ihe above uolcaa I knew it to be
all I state. Tftos© who are liable to
Chaves, Cxacxxd, oe Chapki> Fiona, will find this a
cure. Any one afflicted with' any oHho abovo. or sim
itar diseases, wiU find this all and even more (Admira
ble in its properties) than I stale.
Bnt, reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
and be sure yon ask for JONES’S Italian, Chemical
Soap. Sold by WH. JACKSON, 5» Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. acgrt-d&wT
{L*“ To* aus* of a vils ttBfTiLX is not mom repul
sive than a bad, putrid breath, or dar*, yellow diseas
ed teeth, If persons baye lbc*o it ULhetrowa laalt
ihey can, for two shilling*, buy an anielo that will
make iheir-breath pare and-swee; asiAs Sfteg JUr «
cures di teases of the Gum*, spongy ori ulcerated,
and for the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the tartar,,
fastening the teeth in ih« gums, and clean them am
white ns the tnow *f tb*fnzm Honk*
4uch reader, are the piopcrues of Jones’a Amber
Tooth £a*te. » Iml > without pausing it ourselves, hear
what one ol our mo»i respectable and scientific Dan
ti.ii Mr. H.Field,ol Nejv York, says: L *•
“t have opth used and analizea thi»bertunful and im-
Daloable article, (Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste,) and
can recommend it aspossesiing alfthe qualities claim
ed for it" Reader, we ean say no more to convince,
only thatif you try this once you will be wellpleased.
it is out un in beautifa! English China Pits, for 28
ceau. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, ?9 Liber
ty street.-Pittsburgh- angfnd&wT _
i rj~ ah, oooi> ctrtxau we nooota&ijr auurca tut
thatollowtii* are ilic actual qualille* ofaUs bottle of
jo-ira'i Coral Hair Restorative. If they doubt our
■wonl, thr> cannot these highly respectable citfcens
who nave tried it:— ‘ „ .
, . Mr. Goo. Beeket, 41 Elm at. New York.
I • Mr* Matilda Beeves, av, Brooklyn.
Mr. Win. Tompkins. W King *t, New York.
Mr Tho* Jackson, Montour* Islaod, near Pittsburgh
H li.Culleu,latebaibtrstcamboatS.&menea. .
And more than a hundred other* «ute,-thOttjh this
1 aosi iufiiec. Out n will force the hair to grow to tea
bead or faee, slop it falling off, strengthen the TOOta,
I removing -scurf and daudralTfrom the roots, making
lichti red. or gray hair assume -a fins dark look, ana
1 keeping dry, harsh or wiry hair moist, soft, eletu and
I iHsauouil, arery, very long umo. ' • .„
I Sold by the Agent, >VII. JACKSON, SO Liberty tt,
1 Pauhurch. Price 37*. SO coat*, and oce dollar,
j ailfcdAwT -
PBICK»UI£OUUI£D.
m IiURB MILL STONES. nraafacta*
M rt j ia Franco, composed of butfeW
/■ jjtoelo and solid eyesr-« JWgC aatcrt-
ML, me*i, tbr besrof the kind) always on
h.onJ at greatly reduced prices. -
tSJPsHB ALSO —French Bair' Mil! Stones of
lmTil my own msnuUetaie. made of tntWi'
Block*. These
JDB3& Burra are raaoe under my own Bopafin.
and u area: can: is taken to mak; the
iolnucio»o.andtoha-e anth«bloeksia 'eseti atofto .
of a uniform leraper, they are war ranted to be of the
eerr best uoality, superior to those imported from
Fra reel awl also superior to the gre«t mass of those
made iu this country, and at prices lower than hare
ever htfere been odsrcd la tbit market. _ v
Hill Mill Stones, all uses. -
Cloths, all numbers; of ike best quality, war*
ranted to giro satiaUettoato tae purchaser, and ai \
eieatly redeced price*
0 Mill Spindles, Mill Irani, Screws and Pick*. Flat*
form Scales. Corn and Cob Grinder*? Grist and Saw
•bVim. Mill Casting* of all kinds, and Mill Fo making iageo
mrtv All order* promptly attended,t» aiSUaadttfLib*
eny street, near ute Canal, Pittsburgh, -
myXJam* W.W.WjqhACg
rdy an " OfcU. W. UUTU * CO», '
INFORM then fTieadaasdtbepabUeihauheyfear*
no tourer any connection wtih their late establish :
ai taeni In Pena street, known as the Piasbwjh Brewer-'
baring removed their entire bassess to itePOltsT
fOKßvyESYttn fie dtttt, j%