The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, October 12, 1849, Image 3

BY MAGNETW TELEiJMH].
, BKPOIITED 4
FOR THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
PKHBBYLVAVIA~ ELECTIOSB.
Private Detpatch for the (Jazelte.
CRAWFORD AND ERIE ..COUNTIES.
Unit, Oct. 11, IM9.
Crawford county gives Gamble only pbout 200
majority, and ibe.wholt Whig ticket is elected.—
Thte.ia a Whig gain of iwo members. .
■ Ift Erie county, Fuller 1 * majority is about 1100.
A very email tain out.
PHILADELPHIA CITY AND COUNTY.
pmLiozLruu, Oct. H
Gamble has a majority io both city and county.
The Democratic ticket for Sheriff, County Assem
bly, and Beneior, i* elected. Tbe city i* Whig.
YORK COUNTY
Gamble’s msjority, 60-
BUCKS COUNTY
Gamble’s majority,' &0.
UCOmf DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY
’Crambfo ha* a probable majority of abotjt 1,000.
iTbe ‘lndependent' 1 Mayor ia doubtlexa elected
-*ia tbe City (proper,) there is not a hundred votes
difference either way.
0810 EbECTIOSS,
CiscunuTuOct 11.
HIGHLAND AND FAYETTE COUNTIES.
’Peityon and Pogtley, Whig candidates for the
Hoaae aid Senate, are elected by forge majorities.
MARION AND UNION COUNTIES.
jOoplaad, Whig, elected.
GUEBSNEY COUNTY
Tbe Democratic representative baa 200 of a ma
jority. *1
PIKE AND ADAMS COUNTIES.
Taylor, Democrat, ia elected by 250 mnjoqjy.
PREBLE COUNTY.
Hawkins', Whig, i» elected by a majority oM"S.
THE LEGISLATURE
The Whigs have the Senate, und of course the
Democratic member from Hamilton county will be
excluded, and a Whig admitted to the House— 31
Whiff and 31 Democrats are elected,‘lpretty cer
tiia—s are doubtful, but the cbcncc ia ia fororoi
the Whip. .
3E&OU3 RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.
pHfUUJELPnu, Oct. 11.
A serious riot occurred here last evening. A
large brick boose, frequented by blacks, in tbe
lower part of the city, was burnt down, consuming
the surrounding property. Tbe attacking parties
were Whites from Moyamensing; the tir.-mea who
came to save tbe property, were driven off, as also
were the police. ‘Fire arms were freely used by
the rioters. 1 "
Two persons were killed, and eleven wounded’
some (stilly. '
No amist* could be made until this morning
when the military [were brought down. .
CINCINNATI MARKET
j OISCtSSATI, OcL 11.
The river rose aihee morning 22 inches, it is now
in fine navigable order. The, weather is cold for
tbe season. •
Flour—Prjcea to day advanced five cents per
bbL Sales were Ims'de to amodufato -extent at
*4 600*4 71 per tbL for new.
-Whiskey—Pricra declined, and sales were e£
footed at 21 1 per gallon.
Provision*-—Pork—We note sales of SOO bbls.
of mess, at *$ per bbL
We have l no change to note is other articles
usually quoted. Prices aro uncharged.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PmiADEU’HJA, Oct. 11.
The very disagreeable weather, at present, has
checked commercial transaction*.
NEW YORK MARKET.
1 SOOX REPORT.
' Nxw York, Oct. 11,
Quotations (he tame ns yesterday.
Nrw Yoav, Oet. U.
Flour—The! market is in favor of the buyer.
Wheat—The market baa a downward tendency.
Com—There Is a good deni doing in corn, but
no marked change in prices...
. Provisions—-There is nothing- doing worthy of
notfee. 1 i
Lard Is quiet with regular salesj ■primp, 7c; in**
Saior6jo6» j ,
Hemp—Saids of dew rotted, were made at $l6O
per ton.. There is uo particular-change to notice
In aay article Jjqoted..
The ttedmer is now over due, and is expected
momentarily toarnve. .
NEW .YORK MARKET.
„ . : pci. n»b.
Floor—The tronsactioas to day have been mo*
derate, without'aay material change ia prices, al
though upon the whole the market is heavy; good
' western tad straight brands, rate from*
—primesslB|.
' Com—There it do change ia the market tor
fnin of any description, and previous quotations
may be rammed.'
Whiskey—We notice safes of Ohio, at 251(227.
Codon—The Mock in this port is estimated st
44,000 bales. Pneea to day advanced from an
eighth to a quarter per Ibr *'
, . BT LAST BIGHT'S HAIL.
FAYETTECOUNTY.
We learn from the Browoßville Free Press, that
la Fayette, tf &r tu beard from, Fallera majority
is 192. The balance of the two tickets received a
vole with the Canal Commi&sicmera.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Washing ton Commonwealth Ogives the re*
iamass far as heL’rd from, up to lour o'clock, Wed.
iteeday Enough is known to show that
the whole Democratic ticket, with perhaps, one
exception— Mc&iDq, Treasurer— is elected.
Mercer county.
The Mercer Luminary of Wednesday speaks
confidently of the electiou of ilnge and I>eeoh to
the Legislature; and of the success of whole
bf the Democratic Ticket
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Retnrna have been received from New Castle,
Slippery JtocJr,Neahaaaock and Mabomug. These
Townahipe giro 200 for Emory, and J. 70 for Waugh-
Huge and Leecli are therefore elected.byacouaid
crable majority.'
Tbe whole Whig Ticket la elected in Lawrenc
Coonty—some, with majorities.
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TXT B. CHK£Si>-!riW hXi prime W B Cbeww: foi
M > salejty j octS \VICK it M;CAM)LEgg^
T)AKSED FLANNKLS—3 CX(I Hirred Flanoeli,
J«« rtc’d todfijr **lo Uy pieeA, »y .
6«4 I H Lt'-K, Libert)' »t, opP<mtg fr*L»_L
rTUBUS JD* - **■’
0«o£j“
und Table Cloth*, *« » CI T
A#gto- an a»torUn«ot re^d at *Jry
>fo6Ho«M rtfr eei3 WRMjl*B£U*
k*5TS5TL£a7J«t rec-'d. io « a»<l
Jj ferula by p 8 A W HARUAULV I *
E«g - l O Water and 101 Prom *l«_
bpAlWtt) b*a No l RoaltTSoap,* in »*®«
UdferMloiby [octf] SAW UARBAUGi*,
BR£ioil&—so dor jiTfioreandVor aaJebf
V - JOHN WATT A CO,
wB - : - cor Liberty and Wood *ts
TjRISNCII Eto»Ai>eUOTHS— VV. RTSlerphy in»ii*s
.Jr , , P*rucnlir attention of Layer*, (either by
wbdotaie or reuifrnSTiN «*ek of French Broad*
Jan receiredl Alas, wool dye Pienoh Ca*«l
marea, plain and taaey. octd
* ®*? 1 °/ ?d»®?e toodi Jh »t rec’il, and offered whole*
aala and mad at Dry Good, Hook of
... . ,WR MURPHY'
/~T*EdAfCHEbgE~ai bi* ■J. Fti«f» extra Cream
CMeie, tery fine, juitrcc’d and for laleby
f P tf7 J it CANFIELD ;
T3OA KENT—a Boom on No td Wood
-*- * L ' *• oetf
T) OGB—ReeM direct from the inrv >or«—
JjL factnren, a larga «ia*w - *
•*tyle and chr**
j ftooi U>e itn'oricr* and &uao>
JX frctaren, a lug* nock of &U ki id* of Ita**; **w
atylc *gd_chc_»p._ LV _. >PBS T •
OS’ WTTSI WBQB ifhft
twderijoMof exiendinj ihetrb anne** la the
remote* ®( r»Teue, Ofoeoo, tioiaenel «nd «V*o In
Wertero 'irnni*, wiU fbd the VAVI?TTBW«ia,
pabb*b*4 at Umontown, a detirable mtdJota, u iiclr
eaU»»tar*elr »otW place* ipeciftedaKOfe. Term*
moderate- •_ ■ ' lan^.'&dSra*
OIGKT BUd shonUBW UILLSoFI SWlfiLNOfcVji.y-
Q *M* to Ctnemnou, LcuifTUle aj VI St. pur
e Sued on the oust faYonble leran. I
m* ■ N.HoiLMBB-fcfeVWa.
ffiAffNERS’.OH^lO hhla Jojt rec' s'madfor n-Eby"
l agra i KHhflf. >1 A'. {THEWS fcCC)
„ li/jSio'V <srw?n
W *ad.|Uiob«»*4 -Window. Paper, coapmtt>p
■ Burnev sod **kct pfUens*.oah*3M Jind receiving;
- ferhkleby »PtlP, V fCo. RVLL, .*7 Weed m
•VteW LIGHT —A fresh supply of '%*nu«S Rutd,'"
N Cot the ce« L*n>P*i Jn«t nre’d by .■■
• SOMPR4CATKIN.SON,
jtt*t,betwtea Woob’ »BdMan'«i*u -
R 7 W* htv« «*»d» arrangement*- to be eoa suaUy
mnW. • f , *a a 7. v
ssiSi 5
IIOMMaAi, R&-ORD.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRAPS
COMMITTEE FOR OCTOBER- - ,
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OCTOBER. ]
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7 Sunday, ♦ .
S Monday, ;••
9 Tuesday,
10 Wednesday,
It Thursday, t '
12 Friday. W....
rrrncE. l'rmucßon Gazette, f
r Morning. October Hi, Ifc-D. * j
• rday was cold and nrw', and lire
is* quiet. We find no material
union*. The river continues in
and the shipment* of dry’ goods
article* of Pittsburgh raanufae
full. Tbe rale* of freight ou the
eing 15S'20c to Cinciunati r ond 20
The weather ye*W<
market generally W
ekange from loot quo
fine navigable order.l
iron, and tbr variou
turc continue quite f
river ah) very low, l •
OtSe to Pt. Louis
FLOUR—The mai 1
only to the tegular he
limited lots on ike w:
in dray load lotsut Sil
tremely light, and vdi
CRAlN—Nothing l
market Very little |
ilod. We uoia rnodt
ket ■* quiet, and sale* are confined
sme demand. We note sales in
tori' at 51,2534,37; and from store
Receipts arc ex-
Jry little is offered at the river. -
of interest b»« imntpircd in the
|s coming in, and supplies are lim
•rate sales from first hands as fdl-
L Barley 35ifi6Cc, Rye tOe, Corn
P bo.
tall supplies are held in the market
lows:—'Wheat 91 if:
40c, and Oats at 27c
RYE FWUR-S
at 83.02
GROCERIES—\V e notice no change in quotations;
price* arc general! ,• very firm, and a fair kas'inessis
doing at the foilowi: ig pneer—N. O. Sugar in hkds Cl
fftljc lor prime. N O. Molasses 9?jJ>29r for oak, and
27c (or cypress I>|<li . Rin Codec continue* very linn,
with un improving rndency—sales ni a prune article
■tyi4?«lc, and ot fur qaajtiy at UJc 4> 111 stales of
Loaf Pugar i,i >-M|i ol Ricc at s‘c lb.
PROVISION'S*—' ' 'he market i» without chance. Wr_
notice a fair supply of Racon Phoutdera and Sides, hut
the supplier of Itar j arc very tip lit Sales of OMi to*
Shoulders and Sidi*, in dttferent lots, at s&s{e tor
Shoulders. and 3|e or Sides. Sales of Lard in barrel*
and kegs at G}«9<£<, as in qo&Uty. Rutter is scarce,
and we licnr of lio 1 large taler; good keg t* worth Sc
* ft.
CHEESE— We notice heavy receipt*, and full sup
plies in market Sales hare keen quite busk at Go7c
for common in best \\\ R.
regular bnsiuesv is doing ai the fr-lp
nving quoted rales*.
Water Crnrker*, per bid
Rutter dor “ ”
Dyspeptic do' •* *•
Pilot Un-ad. , *• - 1 *
Sugar Ciackeis, per lb • •
Soda do "
. ASHES—SaI* % have been confined to htni'.rd lots nl
the following priced—Pearlashfle; Saleratuifi], Potash
Ac, Soda Asli AfaysV, and Score kings at 3£o3ic4> to
PRUITS—A fail) business is doing in the varicti| ar
ticles uiid'.'i this head,at the ro!lcwingqn(iiatioii«:—Al
monds, l’jyff l?c; Groundnuts, tOc ¥ bu; IVcnn*, 7c
ft; Philbert*. *c, Crcamnutrs «c tO; Zame Currant*.
S|c t* ft; KoisinsJotJ, SJ ? box; Lemon*, scarce, 57
bor, English Walnut*, &&.
WOOL—Price* 1 epumme steady, and the following
may now be gtvou as the present ruling figure*:
Far Xk>tnmiln J "— —•• 25p E>
,J bloqd --27 c
“ i do - 2ec
do -...-30 u ••
- I .I* Sfc ••
" Poll Blood- —-— A3* *'
u Prime -* • - S?ie “
WHISKEY - We notice novanaiioniti price*. Snl*
of Rectified at 28c ? gall.
• FEATHERS—We note sab* ficm store in limited
quantities at ultffrc V &•
CANDLE.**— Pt’icct arc without rhnnge Sales ot
Dipped nlUc. Tollow ot llfj'e, and of Star
Candle* ut 2ltf :»2c ft.
SOAP—Regular sales of Ciaimon Kosm nt price*
ranging, us in quality, from 4 to-4ic {► ft.
• Ovaat Low uu Rn River.—The Alexandria,Repub
lican state* that the losses through the iuqndation will
be immense. It that parish alone, if the |crnp of cot-
ton be eMimated at 23.000 boles,’ and of sugar at It'.non
bogsheatl, with the u*uaf qncutity of molawcs, the loss
will be Pi;TOfl.lrJU; and should the injuries done ti the
corn crop arid property generally be takenintoconuti
enrnon, tl will ran up to 83,0tt),iMl. The R d River
valley, instead offgiving 130,90) talc* of cotton, wti!
not yield this year more than 3u,tflKi. Here is s loss »f
80.W0.W0.
I’ontnxaruT Notkv—The Wilmington (N C ) Com
mercial, of Thursday, cautions the public against.re
ceiving counterfeit note* on the Bank of Cape Fear, of
the denomination of SU. The paper aud engraving of
tl»c counterfeit arc in'erinr in si} le to the genuine tiotr*.
‘bui not to muc.i so us lo arrest iheamcutiou'oi u cure
less observer. .1
CbmmcrcVwi and Money’ Matters.
New Yosa, October 6
The ruarkM fur Stocks to-dav wav heavy, and with
but little doing genera ly. The Fancies fell off with the
eicpplion of l-!nej which improved i per cenv Gov
erumecu were in vniall inquiry and heavy. The sain
of Ifarlrm were large, and the market fell off 1 per rt;
L Formei* ! Loan was also heavy, *dJ decfuied 1 per ck
There was no Second Board held.
The Exchnngr market i* Inacavc, but (he rale* touch
closely on the specie point. Flral-class Sterling (Jills
are lb per cent, bat good cun be bought at !>loDj
Francs and all Continental Exchanges are scarce and
high, tn that sh’pdienl* Of silver are profiiable. The
next French packet will have ail the silve, coin that
cun be collected, say fcjno.bOQ. alihough it is not easy
to find »o muck There it er>n*id*raMe coiueosmng m
from the We»i..'which t* used for this porposc. Cn'ia
ds has lately t'lfen considerable silver from thisresor
voir,.and probably a little more will lake ihatdin-cuon
■before the Winter sets m. There is nothing to indicate
that shipments of gold will be required to rlngtau-i lor
some time to mice; indeed; the renewal of arai'i and
floor shipment*, npd the high pr.ees ruling for Cd'tO'i.
will lend to pr* veiit aoch a contingency. Still thf pros
pect of inch » ihfmcnu it greater than it was a month
ago. / !
OarTtoney market remtii's without change, If there
be onv difference |in first class sreantie*. it ts in f iver
of th* iKnrower. lOn satisfactory colla'.eral losns on
short-call arc free|y made at 4 p-f cent, and bi W)iol*0
days mo::ey can be had at 3 per cent: reahy firtbeln*
short paper go*-* it S3<t per emit, or.d longpsper at 70
b j»er cent Ancljoneon 1 pmocr ta 9 per cent, and tbnr
rndoned bill* reaeivahje at 7 percent. The Uanlrs me
diicoanting gond baper freely, and havo smple stocks
of eom despite life accumulation in the Sun Treason,
now four million*. There ha* beer* lately a large in
crease of one description of securities in tins market
for negotiation, and this deteripuonis difficult Of nevo
tiauot, at high rati?*. The bond* of Eastern aud West
ern Railumd*. a,bd of Western Cities and Counties
given-for sub*c*ifuy»n» to RaUrosda ore extremely
abundant here, and if they may oe considered safe are'
the mo*l profitable reeuriiir* to be found. Six and sev
en per cent bonds of this detcnptiou are. seiltug, ac
cording to fsvor, at fcO up to 03 per cent Tim r*, per
cent bonds of the MiehiganCentrml Railroad can be,had
at par. and have been sold lately to the ex'ciit cf 83(H
OOP. The paper of Eastern Railroads, at six month*, i*
also plenty here in butebes of any amount ut 12 per ct.
We presume not less tbaa tliree million* of such secu
rities a* above described are pressing on thi* market at
the. present time.
'fjie Sub-Trca*ury accumulation is being somowfiti
reduced. Tbe receipt* are *3l pay meat*,
balance, BA,~li-'J.t73.
Tba duties collected at the Custom House during i>cp
cmhfx, aranutiled to f 1;6u3 57U.
The importations at lbi» porvfoT September readied
i~,25l CH7, being Jauahle.merchanduc, S3.SBii.3GI; free.
specie, W2SM3S Wc cutinat give our usual
table of comparative imports for the year, in erjn«c
qoenre of. the delay in making up the Auguit report
which is yet Mtind.—(Tribune.
■ cattle Markets.',
B*LT!Mos«, 'Oet. », t-lU.
r Cuttle—Tl»e offerings at the'scales to-day reached
muiiead, of which 710 were sol! to city butcher*, i:ta.
to feeders. S 3 left over unjo’d, and 073 were driven in
Philadelphia . ,
price* ranged from 81 ro«l on the hoof, equal to ft
04.75 net averaging Sit 4 gross
Hogs—We quote fronrf-t.73t0 S3.—[Anr.
' Spirit of thaDomeatlo Market*.
Balt!MO«e, October u
Flour—There have hern no transaction* «f any ino-
Howard «Ueet flour sinee our l««t. Holder*
are asking f 5.lV|, hut buyer* aro not disposed to give
more than Bo.’ I _
VVe note sale* to-day cl IvHW .bbl* City Mill* at ?j
nmilOMJ bbWaiiSVSl-
Grain—Not much Wheal at market. Sale* of R
to prime red* to-jday at 1000103 c, aud of white at 10?
0115 c. f '
tSalc* of yo IoW Coro ort Saturday at 63385 c. hut to
day the sale* isxroat &!361c, and of white at GloU3c.
We qor.te Oatt at OOO3UC.
Provisions—Small sales of Sides are making «' Gje.
and of SboulJcra at s|o£c. Sales of tHJJ bbl» aud OtJO
kept of Lard warn made on private term*.
Whiskey—The demand is not verr.ae|iv;\ and sales
are making at ire for hhds, and lor hbls.—
[American. /
**t' albist, O*ioliero
Wool—Sinrd oar report last Saiurdny, the transac
tions In Wool‘have been very limited, hut bolder* .ire
very firm. tot! lior the loner grades a slight advance on
former sales Is bow asked. The receipt* for the week
eiulinr to-day, were about KS.OOO fb»,*nd the ruler were
13,tiOQ fes to tcinnfscluren. IVc ehcr our quotation*
to conform u> tila,yuw» of bolder*, iit wbich lbe salerf
were mode Vf* quote
.Common Paiony Fleece
do fall blood Meriuo- ••
do jl*nd| do
do fjiaiive and i Meriw
rtoperbne billed country
No. I i do
»saper6ne nulled city
"Vo.- 1 ! . |do lamb*'
f
• '■ 1 proVIWKKUH.
rvVirfKERS wUI Cod -a complete assortment «f Brs»»
I Kettles,'Jfpanaed and Unua Canllertiekn, Fiie
•ThoVel* and .Tongs. Bnatlcr*, .“theme* -'and La*
dlea. Fleab Fork*, and all other kmd» of'gwxN osu*
keßt br thbm. and for sale *t exirt-ni«;iowpnce!>..
. oets h t LOOAN, WILLIN' ACO
tTiIoHOMY^3LARKKTU m|ju*i recef.
einr uhoaFFall aupply of Kconoriy lliankeu,
-*r“ ? |U goldat » «tn*il tulvajirn nn manufneiu
i OClSallw J-OljN-KHBA.
*"?!*sJ2^-aft£ M haw",™
] V—«■ lachirrd a few fine I'/cmlum'lJlaiikri*, 01
*** TM . r tji* Quality. are inmrd iu
Gr SininfftM?K«!l and Winter con,...
aiik yelvet p * sct ®if* u- ■ /
«• French Merino Cloaks j
-a cloth and ailk Paletot*; . ~/ : ~.
U Hilk MaiHilU*. These a«teU-<( art
late*l and molt fa*bUnabl« »iyle«.
AJboi French Ea>hroideri«i | .
C 4 <aUn do Chine, for ladle* dregs™ •
Span Btlk. and BUk and. Wool liwaTr; 1 •
<iem* and tadie* silk Vcsis-and drawers,
Children*' Jrterian Ve»t«; .
A larjfr BBBorimeru of black and fancy sues, e*^ 11
Turcfbr ladte* dxe«ea."' . a . . •
' Broeha, Thibet and Wooden LougSjawi*.
‘Bametler Sheeting*,Table> Linen*and h*pkm*-
xJtOt Iriia Linens, imported t») himself direct.
octfidlml - J.
Th« Cbartler* Coal Company.
1 {IN'CfrRPOKATKD.]»
BOOKS wifi !* Open for suN-eripuon to the nockl *>f
“The Chartim Coal Company,” cn and after
-Monday, the viik litjr of September in«i, at ibe office
of*. W. Beilartoa, Penn at, Ki*i*banr»».
»pt2latt/ ( " 2W. ITLMINGTON
PORT OF PITTSBIIi^F.
AKRKJV£D. :
Louts MeLaae, Bennec, BrowoßviUe.
R WifttUnao; —■ Elizabetlt.
Pcytona, Hendrickson, McKeesport
Philip Doddridge, Brownsville-.
Caleb Cone, Murdock, Beaver.
Beaver. Clark, Wcllaville. •
James Nelsotj, Moore, Wheeling.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Lake Erie. Gordon, Beaver.
Camden, Hendrickson, M’Keesporl.
Thomas Scott,Beaver.
Embasiy, Cox, Cincinnati. -
Lowell, Dexter, do
Wrn. Phillips, Calfish, Allegheny.
Elite, Bowen*, Cin.
Allegheny Clipper, Abrams, Cin.
Allegheny Belle, ; Franklin.
Arena, ■■■ ■, Franklin.
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane, BcnueU. Brownsville.
R Wightman, , Elisabeth.
Peytonn, Hendriekaon, M’Keesport *
Caleb Cope, Murdock, 1 Wellaville.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
, Lake Erie, Gordon, Bdaver.*
Beaver, Cltuk, Wellaville
Camden, Hendricßsoo, M’Keesport.
Parkinson, Brownsville.
Thomas ScolL , Wellaville.
Philtp Doddridpe, ■ ■ , Brownsville.
Planter, ——, Cincinnati.
Pennsylvania, Greenlee. Si. Lou<*. /
Oriental, Loots. /
Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati. I
Win. Phillips, Coltish, ■ .. (
Allegheny Belle. —. Franklin. "" j
Arena, ——, Franklin. j
There were C feet 0 inches in channel loot even
ing at dask, and falling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Brownsville Packet*, at S A. M. and tr P. M
Bsavar Packet*, 8 A. M. and 4 P. M.
WclUviila Packeta, 10 A. M.
Cincinnati—Clipper No. 2,
Louisville —Ringgold.
Lydia Collins.
Fort Put.
FOE FUtLAOELrau.
D. l<eeehfic go'*, packet line. 9 PM.
rok rttcrosr.
R, S. Bailt k Co'* Canal I’ackei, 7| o’clock, r. M.
Srs.»s»Boir Cou-tsros— Loss or Lira.—About 13 o’-
clock on Wednesday uighi last, the sleamers Ludlow
and AUf«,lieny Clipper'c-atne in collisiou at the foot of
llrown s Eland. Tbe night was dark, and while the
Clipper was m the art of turning to pas* nponone side
of the l*la> <l. the Ludlow caiue down on ike other, and
neither boat was aware of the Jangcr until it was too
late lo Hvoidlhe rollisiou The Ludlow come, in all
the force ft a full bead of steam, struck the Clippertm
m-'distel.y tn from of her engine*, lore away about
thirty tret <wf her guard, clear uito the hull, and broke
ike >tav btpre of one of the hog-cha>n* Tlie Clipper
arrived hrrt: yesterday morning. •
1 A deck passenger on bnanl Ike Clipper, by the name
t l Rrree. whi lost overboard, an(l it was *up;>o*ed that
one was lost Vom the Ludlow, uJlht cry of “mail ov
erboard ’ *v«! heard from the L. jimucdimieiy after the
, collision.
CurrWNi 2—The splendid Filtshurgh and Cincin
imli parket * earner Clipper No. 2, Capl Prcsn Duvol,
will leave t) it day pi 10 o’clock. A. M.. her regular
hour vf deps rtnrc for Ctucmnau, offering an easy pas
sige and lulid accoimH-vdaiiotts u> all who may be
going in that direction ' -
The Cuppc r has just undergone thorough repair* and
painting, ant in appearance i« a.together that of a bran
new boat, t apt. 1) and his first and second clerk's.
Vet*r* -Weif|» and Anderson, are clever fellnws, and
posses* every qualification to make easy and comfort
able all who place them-elve* under their charge.
For CixnpVATt —The splendid steamer Ringgold.
Cupl. Cope, leave,* for the Queen City thi* day W«
take pleosor: in rreommenditig the Ringgold, a* a boat
of the very >e«t order uf her cla**; and (cel assured,
that if Csjii O rereive* hi* due, he will leave with'
a lull load < f freight, and farr show* f passenger-
I3JPOUTS UT RIVER.
CINCIN: !ATl—l’er Lowell—Sti bale* wool, W liar
k. r, 3 iihd* !h*con, J P Hurinci, 40 bbls whi.key. F C
Mart n; M.iks trenails. 13 do leather*. W Uiogbam: •>
Uiid* ufuaego; 1 bid, 1 lif do, I box'beeswax,2do mdse.
45 bhg« fcnjhcr*. Clark A Thaw, 29 bbls whisker, T J
liu .-aii. 4slhhlH whivkey, J M’Dcvitt A Uro; in do do.
R Moo'rr. xi do do. J J'arker 23 do do. Lambert A f>h p
ton. 3d do do. J»* Fatiuu, Jr; Ur'do im, W l.ebmer. ;VJ
bales cotton. Kennedy A Childs; SiEhhd* bacon; John
Oner; 15bid* htuns, iscltcr* A Nicols, 3 boxes mdse.C
II Grant; 3 crates. 1 bale rugs jlnrulty A Smith, ion
dox bucket*. Criurc.k A Carotliers; 5 onr mhs. 5 do krel
qr*,«ame; 103 iloz btoccis, f-cmple; 2t> sks wool SA
sv Horbsoih. 1 small pkg, Raker’A Forsyth; I reel tel
egraph wire. D Grech A Co
Fcr Allegheny Ctipjier—&w bbl» v«h,*key. J *t Ban
uett; I boxvadte, L S \V« ejinin 2 do do,' R \V l>»il
ver. 5 Lhls alcouo', H E Sell»r»i 3 b l- !* lard'oil. same.
14? blooms, J A Huichi-on; I l-bl deph'd. scftife A At
kiusjn; *Ji bag* feather*, W Bingkata; 1)7 bbl* whis
key. R Wsut.n, l bbl ukohol, 2 bx* ktarab. M Allen
A Co.
Fer Eiile—l tox milie, Baker ft forsytli. I bbl C»-
tnwb» wine, A Heelen, i box leather, \\tlilmore A
Wolff; 50 bbls whiskey, Miller A Hickeuon; 2 boxes
books, M bbls, 17R3 kegs Isrd, W Bingham.
J'or Kinprsss—6o obis whisker, j ttryou; 14 kx*. 3
pkga mJws, B A Fahnestrek A Co; 21 bins lard oil, 3o
bags.wool, Wnt Barker; 32 bbls'whiskey, J M’Devit:
A Bra; 90 bhJ* whiskey. A Morgkn; I box more, R
Hopkins; I box books, U Griff A Co: 87 bbl* whi*k-y.
W A M Alticheiiree, l box mdse, RheV, Matthew* A
Co; tl cn*k* ba::on. Edward tirier, 37 sks wool, D 1'
Morgan A tbi;:» bhl« 9 keg* butter, I bbl eggs, 8 DiKon,
3 bx* mac lim , *ry, J W Landis
WHEELING—I’er Jam?* Nelson—l bx», 2chests, 1
tray, 2 s ands, Urbali*. K llcarc'l..!., 1 pke md»e. Ba
ker 4. For*) ik; 17 empty b .I*. Wo ml A Hughe*; 2 cbts
nnJse, (< R Must) ; t I'd! liors, G'nrn 1 box md»e. J D
Williams; I keg butter, R II Palmer; 40 bbls flour, S
M'Clurkan A Co: 14 l>’l>* Iratltcr, W Bingham; 5 bbl*
dried apple*, W B Copeland; 27 bbl* duur, M Leech A
Son; 40 do do, Lambert A Shipton; I bbl 6 kegs lanl. H
A W Harb&ugr,; 2 bbls knobs, Livingston, Roggen A
Co
BROWNS VI LLE*»l*er Atlantic—4spkg* dry coodr.
24 express pkes, lii9 kegs na:‘s, tfj6 bar* m-n, Cdbbls
whiskey, 475 fix* gtarr, iW pkgs ndv, bx* gloss.
3UJO lath*. 15 pkg* paper. 2 bx* mdse.
BRAVER— IW Lpke Eric—CO boxes cheese, J A
Caughey; 1 sk rat*. 1 do feathers, l kg hatter, W A R
M'Cutehnon; > hag coffee. 8 M’Clurkan; 2-sk* mastard
B'ed. Rhodes A Alcorn: 4 bbls batter, J M'Fadeu A Co;
4o kegs butter, D L.ech A Co; 79 do do, same
Per Michira.i No. i.' -i!3 jail* itouewaro, F It Dra*
*o; 141 boxe< cbeci, owner aboard; 31 bag* barley,
hraiiM,
Per ranal bool Aliquippa—l47 bbl* flour, W
him; JiH) bu Grau, owner aboard; 90 bu corn mvtit, 67
grind (tom ».
Per Caleb Cope—9 bbl* butler, \V U M'UalEe; 14
empty bale. It K {Seller*; 2 ll» Louie*, Bid well; 13
bx< broken glam, Herkimer 4. Co; Oawron:
3fl bbl* Ilnur, J Gibb*: uu *4* wool, H (graffy. C>; Hi
bbl* flour, Cuiumint A s<nuti;9 hula flodr, Vjt Martin,
C kr.K* lard, Jo* BlackTl bbl, I box raa»e, TStrkwouJ.
lot butter m k»?j, J C Hidwell. (
SKW GOODS! H.BW QOO D 8 11>
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
jSftlfiW \!MI AND WINTIsEDRY GOODS,
AT TUr «lU!S Of TU* 810 BK« HIVE,
1 Market ii. be tween 3d and 4 th, Ptttoburgli.
WM. 1.. KUSSKLL, No. 62 Market rireet, between
Third and Fourth, sign of the big golden Bee
Hive., has just commenced receiving and opening the
larccsl,'cheapest and most splendid stock of Fall ana
VVnilrr Dry Gctrl* ever offered by onn house in Fitts
burgh; All of tli,ese foreign goods have been purchas
ed /if the importer* j»»r the last strainer* from Ruropc.
und for richness of style and beauty of design are mi
surpassed in ihi* of nay other market.
The domestic and staple department will also hr
found complete, and cheaper than at any tnlief bou«r
in this city. The subscriber would hero respectfully
call the a{ieiuion of hi* numeious customers, and all
wishing 15 buy new and cheap goods, to the pricer
wiiich wiihx/doubt astonish them, being determined
to sell cheaper lb an tuc cheapest.
Good dink Calico, only Scent* per yard;
Best quality dark (Vico, fa«i colors,«to tO;
4-4 British purple Fruit i. fart color*. •* lo Ilk
Heavy Bed 'licking; from *to 10 pern, per yd. ij
Bleached Muslins, good quality, Sto d| per yd; l :
Ben quality Blenched Mu*l|<i*jS to H' per yd;
Heavy yard wide L'nhleuchot Ma*lin«; slu6|, j
Good red Flannel, fr»m 15 la SU ecu'* per yd, i
; Good yellow Flannel, 15 to 35 cts per rd;
Good blink Alpaecn from 15 to ttt per yd; j
4'rene’i Ginghams from llMolicw per yd;
Irish inueiis at prices from ‘J3 to 1,35 per yd;
Satined end Kentucky deans, from to 3j c»s, . 1
4‘:loakin<> and l-iusey s from 131 to -H eta;
Heavy Domestic Ginglynns 111 lo 12} cu,
Cr*«h a-id'Diaper*. nil prices and qualities;
LA Dll-S’ DRfcBS GOODS
A sp'-undid assortment of all the newest style*.
ThllMil Cathinerca in high color*, rieli 500*!*;
Lupin French Thibet Merino*, the finest imported;
Rich Camelion Silks, in all color, and qua’iner,
' Black Annures, best quality, p'aid and stripe;
Black Gros de RJime, all widtoi and qualities;
Lupin's fine black Ikirabaiine*, besutuul goods;
110 [bert Freneli .Merinos, blaek and rotored;
slo | do do do in high eolorj;
do i line French de Lnines, all wool, high colors,
‘ Rich ic'd Cttrhincres, beautiful goods, very cheap
Dotted .-‘wiss Mntlins, for evening dreeaesj
Broclic Thibet Scarfs, liae Importation;
Best quality /reneb Kid Gloves, all colors;
hlounuug CasMnerrs and de Laines, all prices;
Larfiifs embroidered Neck Ties, splendid goods,
Lntlid* finest quality French linen Hdkf»;
B-ltiiie lUbbont, a full assortment;
Wor»«| Capes, Collars and Cutfs, iu great variety
Uhici and colored Crupes, all qualities;
Brocade Lustres, in all colors and qualities;
MohJir Ciimclroii figures, rich goods;
Frenfii Cloaking*, superb goods, high colors,
r Also black Brussel Lace, all widths and prices;
| . Black Kilfc Fnn-es, wide and heavy, best quitlity.
iTogctbrrwUh a large stock of whim Goods, »wt*s
Jaconet land Mull Muslins, besides a verr large and
superb » jock of Fall Bonnet Ribbons, of the lutc-t nn
portatioa oad moii*fa*hionable siyles. Many 1 of ih<
alxiva ebod* have jast arrived per the lari steamer
from Europe, and arc worthy the niieuUonof the la
diet. [
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i....i*7aV9
'* [Journal.
j ' SHAWLS! yIIAWLS!! .
A tplindld a«*ofunem of Shawl*:—■ I
Suptr rxira sire French Long Shawl*. tc«l imp a ,
SmrJef extra »ixe Lon# U/nche, fint*t t|utnir.
Superb quality l»ong Fluid Shawl*. rich color*;
ltA.li quality square plaid fine wool Sbaww;
Un it ami hfcavy eilia me lilac* silk shawl*,
Kick camiion changeable silk Shawl*;
Soper black and'wbite, all wool, long Shawl*;
Soper extra *ire l^otic^and Sq’reMouniingShawl*
Faria printed Caabmere Sbawia, in great variety;
“ “ Te-rkerl *• all price. fcnuoU
Mo4*,cmbr‘d Thibet ' 1 - khavy ailk fnoge;
Black H “ “ “ . * , 1
Black and wide colored beaky cloth sbawia;
• White etnb’tl Thibet Shawl*, beautiful good#;
Highland pPd long.and rq’le Shawl*, very cheap;
Mourning Shawl* and Beari«,ifl great variety;
A!to, a large lot of plaid Blanket. Shawl** from 75
:i« in &7,t0. ■
Together with a fqU supply of Move*, MiUtjHW Ho*,
•mry, with all article* tuually kepi in a \» holeiile
and Retail Dry Good. House—*ll of which will be
*t once* io defy competition. *;
(jj* itctaemlicr tho *ture. No. 62 Market rtroet- be
iwren Third and Fourth, *igu of the Bio UM-ILvb,
whera bargain* cbu at all tune* ho bail.
apt&nUm WILLIAM L. RUSStLU
"V/iViSVTIfI MANUFACTURING CO„
MANUPACTL'RK and will keep on band Family
anil Fleam Boat Blankets, Domestic Flannel*,
Mur, brown and drab Blanket CoAting, tiatiueW and
Woolcti Yarn, whieh they will tell at Eastern prices.
Waxehaii«:"No ltv£ceond kl, j'ltreburgh, Fa
Factonf, New Haven, Fayette co. I'«- gpit.l ;
W'IUTING— si> bbl* jtt»» rce'J and (*t sale by
Tjfli B A FAHNESTOCK A CO
LOCAL MATTERS.
troETKo' tof ttat' yfyrsgnecg oaiet o&zsrrz
l*ww Street. —A strong corps of workmen are
cow very bnsily engaged in grading Irwin street.
This will be of great advantage to property holders
in that vicinity. *
Hurari.r.’* IIAUBTSATIOSS OF S EARS VRARE —We
are informed that Mr. Maeomber, one of the pro*
prietora, presented a full copy of the above mag*
n’Geenl work to the Young Men's Mercantile
Library and Mechanics’ Institute, at their meeting
on Tuesday night. When it is remembered that
the cost of (be work to snttecrihera is one hundred
dollars, the extreme liberality of the donationuaay
be appreciated.
Sal* of Lotb.—We call the attention of ouf
readers to the sale ot lots ip West Newton, We
know of few country towns which afford. as good,
an opportunity for the investment of capital as
this, buu’c it is improving with uncxatnpled’rspid'
jty. Its position is greatly in its favor, sltuntcdas
it is at (be bead of slackwnter navigation on the :
-Youghiogheny, and on a tine rood leading to Soto,
erset and Cumberland. -
Ftuirr—ExciTEUCir.—Wc never saw so ex-
iting a scene an look place on the canal boats
rtiich filled our docks ou the evening of the late
An unusaal number of arrivals bad taken place,
and the boat-* were lying so closely together, that
any one could have walked from the acquediicl
to the snd ol any of the docks on their decks. —
Two colored nu n commenced an argument, which
quickly termiaated in blowsrood, as if by magic,
the decks were covered with spectators, at least
tifteen hundred ol whom were on the fonts in a
few moments after the fight began. The boats
were literally covered with human beings, and
the noise and confusion which ensued, beggars de
scription. The colored men, having belabored
each other most heartily for some time, grew tired
of so uuprulitable an amusement, and the crowd
quietly dispersed.
Sad Case..— -We saw an old roan brought to the
Mayor's Office in a furniture wagon, the other il ny,
whose sad case excited a good deal of sympathy
from the bystanders. The poor fellow is over
ninety years of age, and bad just urrived in Pitts*
borgb, haying teatied all the way from Browns
ville, when ho was attacked by the palsy, and his
strength —wouderlii! for a mau of his age—com
pletely prostrated. He has no friends here, ntld
probably none in the United States, "-as he is a
.Frenchman, who emigrated early in his life to this
country, ami never married. He has outlived tho
friends of his youth, i*nd his old age, destitute as it
is of friendly sympathy and assistance, presents a
dreary prospect indeed. He Was sent to the Rev.
Mr. Passavani’a Infirmary, where his want?’will
be well attended to.
Won Hons* —Why hove we not n work hou*e ?
Luy vagrant?, too idle to work, fill our county,
prison, and are contented to live ou bread a>>d wa
ter, merely to enoy the negative pleasure uf domg
notning.
Two of this class, a man and bis woe, were
sent to jail by the Mayor yesterday. They had
just arrived in town, and instead ofseekiug work,
bought a bottle of whiekey and got drunk.
When they coir
:peat the orteat*
itnner. Such $
arn their hvehh:
M ettiso or
Colored Stuool.
Directors from ear
for the purpose oi
seated to the p-ne
next, w»» e.ilied
ton of (hf» Third \\
The;genticmen j
Colon and Bell, ill
Manteca; fourth, Ml
!se«nrt. Htrpcr ]
McKeie sod Simpi
Thd fi:
!t!l HD Jrlrffutea.
Ojti'uc lu (he lai
, .. :ocsj of hi'tir a! vvliiih th<‘
teeonc acijjuriK'U (eleven o'clock) jad Die ioDfe'ib
( the jdetutc which ensued on (be adoption of ilie
solutions, w* cannot 'do moro to niq&i then f>uh
*h them ns sdojited. .■
We> wilt trive the iterate in foil m to toortow’
Gazelle, together with the * memorial' which out
co'orcd citizens prevented in the School Lhrertose,
on the subject of a Cetitrul School, anil a» we veil
unable to supply the demand for nirj rupies
when we published our account ot the former
meeting of the director*, owing to the .interest oui
tixena mmuienieJ .u tin* oiat-er, wV w>*■ [pile
arrangements to print a larger . d-tme-tnan u»tu*L
WoEtE**, Under the Schoo, L--.W pasanl ul Ui<-
laal session r( the Legislature. it imujaua duly
of the School Director* to provide NEb£ft*tTor
tion fur every inhabitant m their be
tween the uses cl u»r au.l and
Whereas, the rb’4rcil
ferent wards of lhfi ci’v tiive'nolfcjSsß admitted
into ihe Pnbl.c Srlipuln. <>r rnj-.ycd- tSa b!e»3t»z»
of free education lo'.tb .* eV'*nt ibe law c..i.
template* -shall be to all rii* youth «l ;!ie
Commouwehlia, without to color or con
dition: j
Apd Wherea«, 'Hke School Director* of th.« nty.
undated by a deeirb to promote the ir.trrrri* of
donation, with wfsieh the safety »cd propeiuy
if the coiiiinuDity arc inseparably Wended, have
net in convention,via tube the fOibjint of schools
or the colored chilflma loto consideration, there
ore be it;
Resolved, That' tiiis Convention deems it advi
sable to e*Ltb!i?b,R-i soon an practicable, a sepe-rair
sohrol for the colored inhabitants of the my, which
shall ho under the gtiidauce nod conlrr*) o! a On
tral Board, io cf one Director from
each tourd ot this Qit)\
Resolve.!, That ffej School Tax hereafter collect
ed from tho lnhabitant* cf the City shall
be paid by the Treasures of the diflerenl wards
to : the Treasurer if the Central Board, to aid id
carrying on the M-.0001.nml that the necessary Mini
to provide n euitqiileNbuildicg, and carry on the
sch«'oL shall lie lijted ny the Central B;<ard.and
paid out of the School Tax levied in ea>-h Ward ;
and thta contribution shall be. pro rau\ to the as
sensed value of thß taxable property returned in
the several Ward*
Jitsolml. That tne Central Board shall have full
'power to choose owd Treasurer, and adopt
such bv'laxt as may be deemed
■advisable to carryout theobjecunf theirorganix-i
-uan; and thnl tbeyf. shall make Quarterly jll-pnri*
of the cx a£d condition of the scbodl under
(heir charge, and fiy ihe same before the several
Bairds. £ to
Resolved, Thai £t Committee of ooc from each
Ward lie apncinrjSh whose duly it shall be to me-
morjaiiee the C tyjCouncils Mr permix-don to erect
upon the lot by the city S. W. of the lower
wmjir basin, n S>;i<iol House for the colored chit*
drew; and that th*y report to a future meeting Ihe
mult uf their iretjpn.
fi Join Uaarrß, )
£ F. H Eaton, > C-uii.
•l ? Ami, McMasters, )
Oct. H.lbiy. g
Supreme Court.
| Octouca 11, 1 toll#
Slokely v*.j Lk&Catnp for use—Westmoreland
Conniy—AreWdmy Potter fur PIC in error, nutl
Cowan for Dfb in- error..
Laugldin vs. Squids—Westmoreland County —
Argund by Burrelf for PUT. in errof, and Cowan I
and Foster tyr Dill in error.
Bolton v*. ishirt#—-Somerset county—Argticd by
Gaither nnd iHatmiton <i»r PIC. in error, and For
ward and Kiinmeft for Ufu in error.
The observed a very pretty
little oil painiing, representing a c.hurcb yard c» it
appedra by moonlrfbl, in the window of a picture
framer on VfoodS treet, yeaterd oy. It it punm-d I
by Mona. Kifiil & youag German artist if
considerable !|»rort|i«e. The light nod shade are
admirably nunagftl, and we thought a-Mro g.-uted
on it, that Ihe artist hud heru happy lu his idea ot
painting a chtirehjjard With tho moonshine”
faintly lighting upl lbc sad and solemn scene, in
stead of the brightness uf day, so intggeMive cf
.life and uol c f dcHth.
He has wi II carried nut tbn beautiful thought ot
Sir Walter S;oU,Hs expressed in those fine'tine-'
description cf similar scene.
“If thou woutdsl viev-falr Mrlrmc briglit.
(io. vi«i it by the pole moonlight;
For the gay ’Drams ot lightsome day,
liild bui io those ruins fray."
The Elec how-and Local News. —Our rend
ers can exps :t but little local news for some time,
a* the town is always unusually dull afler flu.
election. L
Dr- Ba.ihi.vj that he may bo consult
ed at the Etehioge Hotel, ou Thursday nnd Fri
day of this Week,i from 10 A- M-, to 111
tive to the use of'the Body Brace, by children and
adults laboring under weakoeu of breast, pulmo
nary, digestive—female, andapinaV weaknesses.
, Thbßalswu Keowtee —-This paper cornplcted
its fiftieth year onTlto 3d of this month. It was es
tablished in 1790, by the Grandfather of the pre
sent Editor, (who was Father to the senior Editor
of tye National Intelligencer.) and during all that
. time (l has prospered in the unfaltering support of
Repoblicau principles.—JViaf. Iniellrgettetr.
Fire and JBarlno Insurance—Tuk Ppx.—
Bikou Nsvioatioii *ln Ftas Ix'ulabi u CnitrAST—
chartered itffj— t-a ipuuiu to uimi'c.-, ut-n.i «fvtr> d->
scription of prop'irty, at tht lou>t*i rout
Omcz, No. El Market •irset.
BAMUBLGOUMLV, Pie.'i
Roexzt Fntixr, Sec’y. mytodeu
c .
BILL HEADS, CARD.-.. CIX.IXLaK
M"nSp3li y IttEa 'Za-iiuf, C<mlrMU, law Hiania.
UAJIB PILLV UKIII, CXftTIUCATfc*, CUtCXr, :'
rquciti, ax. Ac-
Printed at the sfaoftrjt notice, at low pn«*. all the
<le-JU tiaztrTTsOrrtca.lSuisfTßKST
v tmproviaenti in Dentiitry<
DR. G. O. STEARNS, late of Bovton/is prepared to
manufacture and «et Block Txerti in whole and parts
of set*. upon Suction or Atmospheric Suetion Plate*.—!
Ti«ruaciisi:t:oED lv nvc miki’tos, where the nerve it
exposed. ofttce and residence next duur to the May
or’s office, Fourth itrcet. Pittsburgh..
Run to—J. it. M’Fndden. F. H. Eaton. ialfl
I'BXMtCM Lit Hus Prsr.B— Prepared by J. W. Kelly
William ttreet. N. Y.. and for aaie by A. Jaynes, No.
TUFoyrth •»««{. This will be found a delightful arti
cle of bevemre in families, and particularly lor tick
rooms.
Uaxkr'h Kansu.—An improved Chocolate prepara
tion, being n combination of Cocoa mat innocent, in
vigoratinc and palatable. highly recommended partic
ularly for invalid*. Prepared by \V. Baker, DoreheV
ter, Mae-*., and for aule by A. JAYNES, at the Pekuf.
T»m Flore. No.yn Fniirth.st tnrhH
(1 AILBUTIIJgOT has commecceo to receive a
J* Urge assortment of Woolen Comforts and
Hood*, llokin, Berlin, buckskin and woo'err Gloves;
Thibet, cloth, moos lain and blanket Shawls; cash
mere, wonted and woolen Hose; Pongee and linen
Hdkfe.; silk and satin Cravats and Sorf-; tittups and
Fringe*; Irish I JMeit, Table Covers, Crapes, Kttibcus,
Laces, bleached Und colored Muslim, Tabby Velvets,
Patent Threads, Fe.winr Silk, Buttons, Gum Suspen
ders. Pins, l’crcussihn Caps, Almanacs, common and
gold Jewelry, gold tfnd silver Watches, Combs, pock
et-mid table Cutlery, and many oilier coo ls which
country end city Merchants are respectfully invued
to examine. .pm)
I>».‘U* MU BIT,
Dentist. Comer ofPourth
end Decatur, between
Market nnd Ferrv six-eis. aepd-dlyin
eft I’OXT FOH HALE-—A small Black
Poncv.Vasv gait, warranted sound; for sale
nfVk low. ln\uirc at R II PATTERSON’S
tal fai fi iptltl \ LlveryStable.
11RANTED— 10U0 bush Flax Feed, for which the >
» V highest market price wilt be paid in cash by
*pri7 SELLERS A NICOI.S. No 15 Liberty st
W DIGUY would hereby inform- his friends and
• eusiomers, and the public in ermeral, that he
hasjust received'hit full supply of fail goods, cheap
and good as usual.
GO pieces black and colored French, English nud
American Broadcloths, of every quality.
Ilk) pieces black and fancy Costumcres.
300 puttisrns Vesting*,, many -ol which can only be
had at this establishment.
OOdoz merino, latobswool and cotton Blurts and
Drawers.
A full and handsome lot of Cravats, silk Handker
chiefs, Surrenders, Gloves, Ac.
A large lot of fine and common while Blurts.
Also on hand. 400 drab, blue and black felt and bleu
k't Over Coats, from StIAU to *12,1X1
4110 dress, frock, box and sack Coats, from S 3 to SUO.
A large stock of line and common Pants, from 81 to
810 prr pair.
7011 Ve*i». of various materials, from 75 ct* io 5d
A. Cue assortment of ladus and gentlemens’ Cloaks,
'always on hand. ,
N.U.—Custom work witl receive particular alien
lion. Handsome garments and good ni* warranted:
Any perron iu want of rlothiug can be be suited to
their entire satisfaction, at W DIGBY’S
cheap Cash Clothing Store. IVd Liberty «t
oi-Ukcbhh
,T 'T KKLEKs—Iu dor just rcc'd and lor tale oy
IV oeH BTUAHTABU.L
MVaLLISTEIPSs OINTMENT—* gross for sale by
oeH J SCHOONMAKEK A C(J
SA LERA IT'S—5 tons, in ensks anil boxes, fur sale
by H'.IBT DALZELL A Co
SOLE LEA I lIKR —l’d UUi lb* bcmlock tanned Vpau
i*n Sole Leather, lor sale by
oeil ROirr DALZELL A CO
SUNDRIES— tro mats Ca>*ia; a bbl* Cloves; Ido
Nuitnr,;*, ti do Macr. tor sale by
oe»4 J sCHOONMAKER A CO
WHITING- 50 bbU for *»le by
ortt J SCUOON.MAKER A CO
Rlt'K— iu tc» prnae Rice, for sale by
oefi __C II GRANT
1.M.0UK —5U bbl« Pugh** extra Family Flour,landing
1 from Lake Fji>! and Michigan ldne, and tor sale
by orLl JAMES DALZELL^
CIHEKSI'— tt tus Cheese, landing from Lake Erie
j and Michigan lane, and fur sale by
octJ JAMES DALZELL
to unt of jail, they will probably
i, and be paniihni iu the miido
Itnracters should be (umpclleH to
IMRE BRICK—IS«X) Fire Brick, in store and for *ale
JT by octt JAMES DALZELL
WANTED,
A GIRL U> do limine work. A permanent situation
end good wages witl be given. Inquire at thu
Olttl'C. octUtdtf
School Diavcron* Ckttral
.f-Tht meeting of two School
i b wa/J, held yesterday eVeiniif,
ii drafting resolutions to Ik; pre
eral meeting on Monday evening
tt» order by Mr. Tnomas Harail*
\VaiJ.
J >LaCIv LEAD CRUCIBLES—Dtxon’* best, to hold
'Xy I‘nutt.JO to 100 lbs, for tale by
e«-i4 ' j s'Jhoovmaker aco
j Jl'CriKTS —in dot ja*t rec’d and for sa ? c by
Jj-ct* _ _ s STUART A 91LL
BATTING— 51)bale* lor sale by
ocM . . STUART A SILL
•resent were. Is! word, Mcatri.
ird, Meters. Hamilton and Me*
enar* Smith and Rriahan, sixth,
ind Livipgslou; ninth, Muftr*.
CNIIKEsK IW bxs <u store and for sole by
j octt STUART A SILL
CUITTO.N YARNS—Assorted,'for sale bv
/ ocU STUARI k SILL, Wood «t
<UlEf>h>-4<u hxa prime, in more and for sale by
J -.-it RGBT DALZELL A Co. liberty st
S ’ I 1 M.'ll—'n hbi* prime, for family u«e, m atore and
» M i>r *ule. bv I ‘ STUART A SILL,
lb, -evi-aih, nml wnriL
<Ht4 ihWwihj
/ i I'M HIKLLAC —Sco*e» foreale bv
\J trt-il J.SCIIOO^MAKKRACO
GL M • OPAL—v ca*es for sale by
oei4 . J SCHOONMAKEtt A CO
NEW GOODi',
have mu received-a large nnd complete stock
yf of I’i.oJKS, Variety nod Fancy (foods, aaita
hie Mr iae fall trsde, to *r>leh, with every description
oi LnoVnit? i-lai-se# manufactured at our own steam
pocr« r -rop iu ihi* city, we a*k the attention of Wcu
ein Merclfuit* and other dealer*.
KENNEDY A. SAWYER,
tprJi' corner Wood and Fourth »U
NEW AaRANGEMENY~
EXPRESS F4ST PACKET LINE,
adsaadiiaau
|KiHuM.*ely lor Ft**»enirrf*,)
VIA 7 Hi: kail, road,
TO PHILADELPHIA AND tIAITIMO&E.
I . jin’ l.'- oir miortned thai oa auJ alter Salutday,
J iUe !•? or ilie pa'sentieo- Jiy thim Line
arnrd over the t'eii'rul Kail Hoad from t«ew>
;.i Harri*L.nra;l>, arid Hum llx-ric*' to Ph'.iadel*
'T t'i" Hum •luir* n aad I‘oluralita Rail Kntdi.—
,i* ivvr irrnngrtneni putftenirrr* will to Ikronifb
r lki» tjvk umii lierrmlure
l- :i' rw»*H nf thl' l.iuc are new mud oft.Seboml
• a.. Tain route for •aluty. (peed and roiuforl t* the
nio-i [iri (Vrnbie now in ute to the Kjinern cities.
lUil Komi. ar« all pass'd in day li<ht. Time,'3
duv** F II Tea b»il.ic< For fniorma ion apply to
I W StrlttH, Mono-inahrta Ht>u*e.
0.-l i.rDto I.KKCII A CO. Canal B«»m»
UtPatSs PACIU£T LIK£, -
KOI* IHIIIJVOKLPHIA AM) BALTI.MORK, '
_ . Kxclurtvriy for I'aivn^rr*
M ~Th c Boat* o( ihi* tune will leare
follows, at a o’clock nt metir
lndiann—l* liuraey,Thursday, Oil 4(b
Kcti iu:Sy—l| Tru’jy, Friday, itli
Indi um -1‘ Hurkcv, FnJay, ISth.
KcnnieUj— Cam H I roby, Saturday, r>ib.
Ijoui-iiiim—J P Thnmpron, Sunday. |4tb.
Oht > -Cnpt A Crtu», Monday, tiih.
For p u »«r,e apply to WSUTCH,
Manongahela Itouac,
oct4 or D LKKCII A Co. Canal Banin
11. A. KAIINKSTOCK’S VRItiIIFUGB.
i ll»'IS«or LifKBHiL IVKAfPSIL
IN nn'rr in ulTord all puoible ■ecunty 'io (he public,
n> well s« in llidiiuelvr-, n>raiii9t traiM and impo-
Riiuul it)»' i-ouatcrfcilliig, ihe proprietor, have made
u pSmjivc if the exterior wrapper nr lihlr of ibetr Ver
tnifjgr. Ihe new label, which l* a • teel of
the mo-1 exi|uwite de-igit and worfcwa/i-lup, lin« l>rcn
niiroUueed. ut u Tcry i»reat i» irom ilic
brain clou artist of the (irsi talent Thwarsign is new,
and the execution elaborate, Several tigurev and a
pnrirait are limit promiorui, but the word “Vis«jh- <
>coe," printed in wime letter* on a red and finely en
rrrßvr.l irrouiid, vitould be particularly exoininod.—
When held up to the light tfie tellers, -hadinE of the
letter- tun! every line, huwcvrr minute,thronghoutliie
wliuli; ot. this part of ihe rngnivmg match si exactly
n- H ibc tnipreoion tisd been made upon one ride on
ly,toCt!i'initb it i« vciually printed on huh mdr* of thu
■unfrl Tbi* idiuulij in oil cum be ob>erved. A la
)>ei npon each dorra l« also printed in red upon both
fide*, ntid -bnulii be exaoitned in the *aute manner.
I'ai* preparalion bs* now »toad the te*t of many
years trial, and i« coubdenily recommended as a sate
nnd ejfcruial m-dleine for cxpellinrf worm* from the
-Vktcni. I lie unexampled iuuee«s Hint baa attended
r* ndininixuaiiou in every c**n where ibeyiauant was
really mtlieied with worm* cerLnnly renders it wor
thy tiie uUmlion of I'byticianr
The pru:m<’inr bus made it n pnmt io ascertain the
result id its urn in such ca-ei .a* eainc within bi*
kii(i<A!>-dK<' and observation—und he Invariebly found
ii l•. produce ibc idum soiulnry eflerls—not nufrcquciil
ly alter iimrly «ll the ordinary preparation* recoin
mended for woiin* hml been previously resorted to
without any permanent advantage. This fact is at
toted by the i.i’rtifievte* and utaieraeniij of huudreds
i*f respoetuble pcr<ous in diffcrei.l part* Of the coun
try, itpd should induce families aiwuya to kfeco n vial
ol the preparation in their ptiMession. It is mild in it*
opt ration, and taay be administered with*perfect safe
ty u> tbs mod delicate infant.
Tiie only genuine Is prepared by
»pv.«7_ BA FAHNKSrOCK. Pittsburgh
SI ~li Au 'D WAUK BT'UIt Si
FMSN OFTHK PLANK AND SA\V,
ivo, 7N Wood street. Pittsburgh*
HttliKK AND LAUFMAN, iniporh*cs ainrdenlen
in 1-orciKii and Domecuc IIAItU.'W.AIIK, in
all it * v»ri,-tna, ute now prepared to sell as low and
on us rciuonnhh* terms as can bit; purchuscd elsewhere.
U r *otie>t our frieud*, and the public generally, to
■ nl| imlri-iiiinr our stuck, which conxiits in pari of
•HN'IVK-s I-nd FtHIKS, FOL’KKTand PEN KNIVES,
yiJISSOK-, tiHEAIW, KAZOH3, House TrilUniingS,
such a* l.» cln, Latches, Hingca and Screws, tdsethrr
with evt r>‘ nrucle usually kept in Hardware Stores.
Wo mvite Uic nttentmn of Carpenters and Mechanics
gcncrully to our a-'.sortmrnt of Tools, which have born
selected with event care, and which wc are determin
ed to sell [iAh* to Rive sutiafactiuii. apthdAwT
WtIBT PROOF IRON.
rttHK u;ider*ißned have erected wofka lu the city of
1 New Vork, (orthe purpose of Ualviuiitiiig nil arti
et.-* of iron, winch it is desirable to PROTECT FROM
llivr. such as Telegraph Wire, Holts, Spikes, Nails,
\\ it,- for Fenrev and any other article which may be
required. Fifr Hoops for Casks, iu a substitute for bale
Bnptii for Ciolbes Idues. I.lgbtiung Rods, and a host of
otucr uppltratinus, it will be found cheap and durable.
They would particularly c|U attention to the tialvani
red Wire for truces; it require* no paint, and will not
fu-t. A I*o to Spikes and Bolts, the preservation of
w >-‘ h i* of so macb imponsnce, that it will commeiu
itrelf in ibc notice nf all tnoae mtercsted.
TO BAIjTIMUHB AND PHILADELPHIA.
THE SHORTEST ROUTE #T-TWENTY-SIX MILES
Via Y.ougblogbCßy lUvsr.
>. The splendid new and fail runtuug
i JL' i. IN U. S. Mail steam packet. i\
FARUEU.
■BbBhIuUA B. Fthx. Ma‘t»r,will ran ast doi
ly p*ckei(Sun<iny* exccplea) between TiTTSBURGU
nnu WEST EwTON, o:i opening iof navigation on’
Yuughioi’lieiiy liver, leaves We»t 'New-on from the
upp-r Wharf Bual, every morning at 0 o'clock. .Re
turning, leaves Pittsburgh from Wharf Boat above
the Mononcnhela Bndse, every evening at 4 o'clock.
1.(i0D4 received by Afreftta on board the Wharf
117* The Farmer hoa been built expressly for the
Yougliingheriv river, and ihe public may rely on her
triniiinine prrmaneuilv in the trade.
< Particular iitteuiiou paid to ail way-freight and pai
.-tenver* • sptW:wmT
SaLEKATUS— 81 bis and lu blift tor late by
*prt7 J B CANFIELD
, ■ r
JOB PttISTISO.
NEW GOODS AT DIGBT'S.
SPKKfJ INCREA«KD.
Ijtuiiiar.u— J P Tiioiwp«oii, Saturday, bib
Util'—A Cra'g, Sunday. 7th.
Jmlij.i*—P Burifry. Monday. - h
Kehiucky—Cii|»t'll TruLy, Tue«day. Otb
— J PTlit>mp»oiu Weilnr»J*y, lUtti.
Oiu-i—Onpt. A Cfaip. Thursday, ! ill)
CL’ItF. FOR WORMS.
(itt). U. MOBEWOOD to CO., Patentee*,
cetfliwlA wl vT 14 nnd 1® Reaver Vork.
NSW HOOTS
MimUNEOIW.
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
~ 80. 198. WOOD STREET,
ARE NOW K*7CEIV7NG 4 j ar j e and complete at*
•ortraent of HARDWARE, CUTLERY.. SAD
DLERY,' and CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, direct from
the raaatusetarers in Europe anU America, and are
•now folly prepared to offer goods at inch price* sc
cannot faifto ptease, a.ns would ptnieuJarlT request
the nitenuoa of Mrrchanis who are in the habit of go
ing East, oa we feel confident thc-y will R( ) |
tboroueh examination. that our price* will compare
favorably wiih any house in Philadelphia or New
York. - octl
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
UErAaraEST or tin I vrsaroi.
Omen lams* Arrant*. SEreaxiM ttu. Nu.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at Ho Of
tice of the ('otnmi<R*oner oflndian A (fair* at tVash
inglon City, until 10 o’clock on Thursday, the l»t day
cfNovecuhor ne.it, for furnishing the following good*
in the quantities annexed, or thereabouts, for th«* u«e
of the Indian*, and r deliverable in ibe city of New
York, viz:
2,100 pairs 3 point white Mackinac blanket*, to
measure 60 by,72 inches, and.weigh eight
pounds.
1,900 poire 21 point while Mackinac blankets, (o
measure 51 by,66 inches, and weigh six
pounds.
1,175 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 42 by 56 inches, and weigh five
and a quarter pounds.
?S0 pairs 11 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 30 by 50 inches, and weigh tour
sud a quarter pooritta.
900 pairs.l point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh three
and a quarter pounds.
400 pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac Mantels, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weiph eight
pound*.
300 pairs 2l point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure M by 66 inches,, and weigh six
poaod*.
100 pairs 3l point green Mackinac blankets, to
meature 66 by St inches, and weigh ten
pounds
300 pairs 3 poiut green Mackinac, blankets, to
measure 00 by T 2 inches, and weigh eight
pounds
250 poire 21 point green Mnr.kmnc blankets, to
* measure 51 by 66 inches, and weigh six
p-mnds.
100 pairs 3| point genunella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 66 by SI inches, and
weigh, ten pounds.
400 pairs 3 point gcntineUa blue Mackinac Man*
. kets, to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh
eighty pounds.
300 pairs 2| point genlinetla blsu Mackiuac
blankets, to measure 51 by 60 inches, and
weigh six pounds.
Dm Good*.
1,000 yards scarlet strouds.
- SPO yards blue stroude.-
1,900 yards fancy list clolb, blue.
750 yiu-ds fancy-list cloth, scarlet.
350 yards fancy list cloth, green.
: 1,000 yards gray list cloth, blue.
*3OOO yards saved fist cloth, blue. v.
1,600 yards saved list cloth, scarlet.
SOO yards saved list cloth, green.
225 pounds wonted yarn, 3 fold.
100 doze a cotton dag handkerchiefs.
290 dozen cotton Madras handkerchief*.
175 dozen black silk handkerchiefs.
90 dozen 9*4 cotton shawls.
90 dozen 6-4 cotton shawls. ,
65 dozen 4-4 cotton shawls.
40 dozen 9-4 woollen shawls.
29.000 yards domestic calico.
5,000 yards English and French calico.
10 000 yards Mcmmack calion.
3 500 yards blue drilling.
9 000 yards Georgia stripe*.
4,000 yards blue denims.
1.600 yards cottonade.
7,000 yards domestic shirting, bleached.
15,000 yards domestic shirting, unbleached.
15,000 yards domestic sheeting, unbleached.
9,000 yards checks, stripes, and plaids.
400 dozen woollen socks.
7,000 yards plaid linscy.
1.500 yards flannels, assorted.
1.600 flannel shirts.
700 calico shirts.
430 pounds hoen thread. ,
550 pounds cotton thread.
400 dozen spool cotton. Nos 1 to 30.
90 pounds sewing silk.
700 pirces riband. assorted.
4,300 yards bed ticking.
1,000 yaids Kentucky jeans.
500 yards sauioets. •
150 g>rm* worsted gartering. ’
200pc>uods Chinese Vermillion.
20 dozen silk handkerchiefs, bark 5: Bandai
150 grus* fancy and clay pipes.
Hardwire.
1,790 pounds brass kettle*.
1,090 tin kettles.
76 neat'! of japanned kellies, 9 in a neat.
276 dezen botcher knives. *
2S 00Q gun dints.
25'pruss squaw awls.
7,000 £»b hooks.
25 dozen fish lines.
25,000 needles,’assorted.
- 100 dozen combs, assorted.
. 10 dozen tcissora, assorted.
lO gia** gua worms.
13 dtzen axes, to weigh from 41 to 51 pounds.
50 dozen half axes, to weigh 3i pounds.
24 dezea hntepets, to weigh I| pounds.
Agricultural Implement*; frc.
730 axes, to weigh from 4) to 5* pounds.
400 half axes, to weigh 3} pounds.
200 hatchets, to weigh 14 pounds.
25 broad axes.*’ •
290 drawing kuives, 12 inches in length.
- TOO nugcre,in equal proportions of I|, 1, I, and
4 inch.
150 pairs-hames.
75Q pairs trace chains.
300 pounds brass kettles.
1,500 weeding hoes.•
175 hand saws.
40 crosscut eawaj 7 feet in length.
40 crosMUt Baws,-6 feet in length,
i 11)0 Duud-eaw files.;
100 crosscut saw files.
40 hut edsaiee, to weigh 25 pooods each.
600 V/hitlamore cards. No 10. - . -
700 quarters socket chisels.
90 planes, fore and jack.
Narth*re*t Gun*,
<)so Noithwept gun*, two-thirds of which must
measure 30 inches id leogth ol barret, sod
one third 42 inches, to be delivered in the city
of New York or Philadelphia, as may be re
quired. ;
Sample* of ad the sl<oS ' urticlrs are deposited in the
officu of tli'i Coiumundi.i rof Indian Affair*; au>! it
may (to | ropeno remark tnat those ofhardware, sgri
cultural implements. anil i.unhwt»i(im», i lre enlirely
urw, audol belter quality than the article* heretofore
furnished nnder fonnereoiitracts
The proposals may bed..idcd into ibur parts, vi/-
lit. llliitkels, '
t!d. Dry Goods.
lid. Hardware, u> rncludc agricultural implements,
ic.
■lth. Northwest guns.
The lowest coiopcieutire-poii-jl.le bidder will receive
the wno'e or.any part of the contract according to Uir
uTiovesralr.'ihe LfepantneuUoerving louself ihe-riglit
to determine whether the bidder is coni|ietem amt re
sponsible. nr not. <t
The « hole amount in money lo be applied to the
purebas i of goods wjlljbe about puil.ton, hul the Ur
prnnmcni reserves the tight lo inerenseor diminish the
quantity of any of the articles named, or sobstitute oth
er* in h’’u thereof, or lo: require, at similar prices, such
as may be wanted for presems or other purposes, iu
the adm nistrauon of the alf sirs of the Department.—
Goods of American masufacture, all oiheriitnps being
cqa&i, will be {(referred; but .as ail the samples of
blanket* and elotiis are of foreign manufacture, it will
be necessary when a domestic article is bid lor, that a
sample r( it should accompany the bid, to enablethe
Department to decide .wiieihcr U is of equal quality
will tlir sample* to be exhibited.
The party proposing to supply the articles will make
an invoice of*all the items embraced ut the above list,
and affix the prices, ittdollar* gnd cents, at which be
or they wijl furnish them, deliverable fit New York,
(or if the eouir&cior prefers iu about, one-half of the
quantity may be delivered In St. Louis, Missouri, free
of expense to the .Govehimcnu) ion or bstore the JSih
day of May next, assuming the quaintly of each arti
cle ns specified in tins! advertisement, and extending
the ion. making an aggregate ol the wholo invoice
constituting the bid. Vhe goods will be impeded in
New York, (and in if any portion of them
should be delivered there,) by an again of the United
Siutes, who will bn a-pointed by the Department for
the putpisse. apd to ascertain trie conformity of the
ur.icies pun tidsed with the vamptex exhibited, when
tbe'coniruci >batl be made, and with the term* of the
contrart tt-elf, which shsli contain a claase that if the
articles are not furnished wiihiu the time prescribed,
or if ihey are of insufficient quality in the opinion of
Ibe agent *>ore«md, and ti within five day* after no
tice of such insufficiency tbo party shall not furmitt
others m lien thereof of the required quality, the Unt
ied Slate* shall br autlioru d to purchase them of
odtors, und to charge any increase of price they may
be compelled tirna> thetefir, to the cnulractor, who
shall pay tlic said uiff-rencc to the United Mates.
lion!* will be required, in the amount of the bids,
with two g-> *d sureties, the sufficiency of whom to be
certified hv a United Pistes Judge or District Attor
ney, for the faithful performance of the contract*
Payment will be.'tnade after the contract is ccmpletcd
uud the delivery of the good* as aforesaid t * an ng-td
of ihn Department, upon n iluplic»te invoice certified
by him.
Communicatiop* to be marked “l'roposa't for In
dian goodr.’’
The bids wi.l be submitted with the following bead
ing, und uone will be received that aro not made in
the form tuid term* here prescribed:
**l lor we) propose totornl'h for the service of the
Indian DepaiunC-1 thofoUojring goods, at the prices
affixed to them respectively, viz;
(Hefe insert the Jist of goods.)
Deliverable m the city ol New York (ur ?t Louis) oh
or before the—d»y of next; and in case of the
acceptance of hia proposals, the quantity being pre
scribed .by the Department, I (or we) will execute a
contract according to tin* agreement, ntid give sutis
factory security to the Department within ten days
after the acceptance of this bid; and tit ease ot failure
to entrr into inch contract, and give‘such security, I
(or we) will pay to the United States the deference bc
tweeu the »um* bidden by me (or n«.) and the sain
which toe United States may be obliged U pay for the
tamo artie'es. ’
Kach and every bid om«t a'«o be accompaiurd with
a gusrnuty in the following lurm, u> be signed by one
ur mote responsible persons, whose sufficiency must
be certified by some one who i» U.iown to the Depart
ment, either personally or hy his official position.
‘i7orwe> hereby guaranty that , the above
bidderrwill comply with the terms of the advertise
ment fot -pruposal* fur Indinn good*.' doled «9th Sep
irtnber, ls4‘», if die emilruel should be awarded to
him and eitli-r into bond for the execution of the same
within the time prescribed.'’ fL. *.)
|l i.)
ORLANDO UROWN,
Commissioner of Indian Affair*
octs.3tawil*iNov
W“ or two LADS *ithe Dry
boimr'i Apply ui No. CJMarketit. fpU9
F"“LaXsked' cill.-ao bbU prim
orJT, jayJ rcc'd mid (or »a|« by
•P«» H H SELLERS, 57 Wood aj
LOWELL FLETCHER,
, H4t4crxcnnm or
ALCOIIBL AND PORB SPI BITS,
Corner From and Vine streets, Cincimmi, o.
ORDERS from Hiil-burgU for Alcohol. Pur* Bpiriis
Riw or Rectified Wfcikey, will be promptly at*
leaded to «t lowcit market price. aehlfcdly
MISCELLANEOUS,
PITTSBURGH FEMALE IBSTITCTR.
THIS (nsutatc.'andcr die eare of Rev. J. 31. GOS-
ItORN AND LADY, will reopen on Monday, lie
I7tb ol September, iu the same rooms, No AS Liberty
street. Having (united the camber of their napils, die
Principal* hope to merit a continnstion of that liberal
patronage they baTe bi’herto enjoyed.. Pareoutniy
feel-assured that every advantage will be* afforded
their daughters, if nlnecd under their charge, for ob
taining a thorough English, Classical, and Ornamental
education. augiS.-dtf
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
iLixamXT.
THE AUTUMN SESSION of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in September.—
Room* vn Federal street,in “CcTonade Row,” 2d door
from the bridge., . 1
Rate* ozTrvno?* fki seskox or mx Motthb.
Enqli.n Department, including Reading, Orthegra
pny arm Defining, 'Vriling, English Gramnter, Rucio
ne, Loeie. English fotnposition - and Criticism. Geo
*J*P h r. History, Arithmetic and thduzher branches
or Mathematics, Narnrat Philosophy, Chemistry. As*
\i’ v ’ Physiology, Geology, Imellectual
ana Moral Science, and all other branches requisite lo
“""“zb English Edueatioa - • * S2D G 0
r , " ,ea Department, including the Latin and Greek
LMgaates, e.eh . . , h . . §fl ,«
iZ e " eb StOiPO
German. Rjfi oq
corapel ‘ ;,,t teacher'll are secured for
aim ; n u **t fß . c, '.on m French and tJerimui, aud
u u £***9 •** Music.
|t is des-rablo thatp np -i, enler tl comntence
aPdm«reih^^n,>I e . l *. tb<!y . hrt received at any time,
h J“ h * abo ’' e rate* from the unroof
entrance. No deductions are made for absence* ex.
eept m cases of protracted illness ce *’ * x
Further information may he obtained; and appliea
on federal street, or at his lodgings m “Irwin’s Row *
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, between ad anu lib-street's
or by addressing, through the Pittsburgh Post Office'
the Principal. N-.W. METCALF ’
Allegheny, Aug. 7, 1&49. dtf
H WILLIAMS* SELECT BCa?>oCr?sr.
• ner of Fourth and Ferry streets, wit) be open
ed tins August2o,l949. nugJO
PROF. iIKXRY HOHDOCK, ‘
PF-NN STBEtrr, between Wayne and Hand, has
resumed his professional duties, giving in*truc*
Uons on the Plasm, Gaitar, and In Vocal Music.
Plttsbvgh Steam Marble Work*.
NO, S»4« LIBBRTY, oppositr SnmhGclJ street.—
Marble Mantles, Mono menu,Tombs/Table Tops,
fee., n largo Tarf'iy of the most beautiful kind, msde
of the finest qrality of foreign and domestic marble,
always on band nr made to order, by the aid of ma
chinery, uo tfe* shortest notice and at the lowest price*.
N- B.— The Country Trade famished with ajf kinds
of Marble at the lowest rates. All orderspromplly pt
tended to at 9H Liberty, opposite Snutbfield »l
inyftedan_ W XV WALLACE
fatJT MACHINICS. '
LULL’S Auatu Slone or French Burr SMUTMA
CIJINB Ci* beet article of the kind in use: they
run light,'«l«*a fiat, do the work-well, ami will last a
life urae. AbMISDOof them are in'ase. in the beat
mills in the taintry, and we aavt the strongest testi>
mony of conpatant persons os!their superiority over
all other Sent Huaiites, For farther particulars, nd
dress the rabsariber at 244 Liberty *u Pitubureh.
my:iO:*J«_ ~ WW WALLACE ,
S' TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS—For grist,'iaw
and other mils, always on bond; or made to order
on very short aouec. and at the lowest prices. All or
der* promptly attended to at 244 Libert*; start, .near
the Canal. ‘ tnySO W >y
PLASTER PARIS—For land, ando; >E? . irpotcA
always on hand at 214 Liberty st. iV r
_myi» YVYVYVAIIaCE
TTVDRaCLTc CKSTEfJT—AIways on hand, at till
XI Liberty »t. ray.lo W W WALLACE
GRINDSTONES— All sizes and grit*, always on
band at 214 Liberty street.
mfftb _ ' W W WALLACE
TEAS! TISABU TEXfitM '
llTis with pleasure tbnilhe subscribers
inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity that they have completed arrange- 1
tornts with Messrs. J. 0. Jenkins & Co
of Philadelphia, to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are nestly-aud securely pul
up in metallic packs of s,‘l and 1 lb. each,
with their printed card;—allowing the kind
of Tea. pnee, name of ibe concern and
depot in rmtadelphia, with an invitation.to returti the
Ten, if not liked.
« f Gunpowder*---.--631 75 1.00 l,£i i,SU
2 Imperial ••• 00 ' 75 1,00 1,35 150
g 1 Hyson 20 C3| 75 1,00 1,25
ol Y. Hyson 50 75 1,00 1,35 1,50
„• > Block tf7* 50 .
“ t * c **‘ J Fine andeitra Rue- -74 1,00 1,35 1,50
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal
to, if not SFFtuoB to any sold in this city, and should
they not prove acceptable to the they can be re
turned, and the money will be refunded, as it U only
with that understanding we sell.
We ask a fair Hint, that the publie may be able to
edge betwe’en our Teas and those heretofore sold by
other companies in this city.
All lovcrsofrieh, deliciousandgood flavored TEAS,
should eive’us a call.
For sale by JOS. S. M. VOUNG 43C0.,
N W comer 4lh aiid Ferry •trect*. nnd
E. YOUNG JyCf*.,
mylPtdCmii tMV eontcr 3d ami Bo* * meets
' ' NE\V STOCK OF PIANOS;
tenciveri a new stock of Piano Forte* from the fol
lowing cclrl.rsted mtnufnriuter*:— •
One UosrwootTT net. carved in the style of Louts X«V
•One do 7 do do v do
One do ,7 do round corners, plain carving.
Oub 'do 7 do plain round corners.
Irne do do elegantly carved.
One do Cr\ do plain round corners.
One do 6J do do do
One do d do carved furniture.
One do C do plain round comer.
One do 0 do ,do do - i
One do 0 do nlain rquarcr.
All the above are from the celebrated mumifncinry
of flickering, Bo* ton, and are warranted m all cues,
nnd the purchase money refunded, if found defective
in anyptinieulnr; the prices are the same as. charged
at the manufactory, ami are as low as those of inferi
or quality from otirr intkers.
"• —*i.-
also aecoren— f
Seven Ro»i?wnod rn>et's from Hacon fc ftavertiN. Y
Ono - do <5 do do 11. WoTceMer, N. Y.
Two d > rtf do do Bacon A Haven. N. Y
Une do . G do do (isles A Co, N. Y.
*ll tbe nbovr Piano Forte* warranted In every re
*pert, bem- made erp:e*«ly to order, and are such a*
can barrited on f»r/durnbi ity; even in touch, and oi
superior tm<e. JOHN il. MKLI.OIt.
Sole Acem for sale of Chickering'* Piano Fortes.
*pt7 for Western Pennsylvania.
Ssjgggi) is 49.
Beaver and Erie Express Packet Line.
R. U. PARKS, Beaver. Proprietor.}
THK new and cicrant Pa*»einjer Packets,
NIAGARA, Cant H 11 Jeffries;
PENNSYLVANIA, " JII Hoffman;
LAKt-1 ERIE, " MTruby;
QUKHNCtTV, - JMcllrtlh:- ,
Forming a daily lane between Beaver and Erie) have
commenced runliing, aud wiir continue during iheuca
sun to make their rerular trips, leaving Beaver after
tlie arrivnl of the morning boat from Pittsburgh,- (1 o’-
clock, r. st) end arrive at Eric in lime lor'pusenger*
to take the morning boats to Buffalo nr up the Lake.
Tickets through to Erie and all Lake ports, out he
had by application to JOHN A CAUUHKY. Apt,
cornerof Water aud Southfield sis
, ' ot GEORGE KECK,
• aol3rin nndorthfl Si Charles (Intel
WATCHES; JEWELSV, AMD 81LVEIL
WAKE.
—*-> THE su&venbcr, who has been in liu*inc<*
VTy*. 'in the saute building for the Inst thirteen year*,
(i-s Vb n celling all descriptions of Fhio Gold and Si!-
Wutehcs, Jewelry, aud Silver Ware, at
retail, at the very lowest pfjees.
Gold and Stiver English Patent Lever Watches.
Gold and Silver Dct'hd Lever and Lcpine Watehe*.
Go'd and Silver Horizontal aud verge Watches.
Gold and Silver Independent Second Watches fur
timing homes.
Gold Guard, fob and vesijChaim. Gold Sjicctaclev
,Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens.
Ladies’ Gold and Stone Bracelet*.
Gold Lockets. Gold unff Silver Tbitnblea.
Diamond Ring* and Pin*.
Ladies’ ond Gentlemeiis’lßreailpins.
Sterling Silver Spoon*, Cups, Forks, iic.
Gold Watches a* low ns £1 to Sii each.
Watch*.* and Jewelry exchanged.
Spoons and Fork* plated on Gmn&n Silver.* a l>ne
article. A!! watches warranted to keep pood time or
;the motiey returned. Jewelry repaired, and \Vu*elie*>
cleaned and repaired tn the best manner, at much leu
than'the usual oners. GKO. C. ALLKN,
Importer of Watches atjd Jewelry, wholesale .and
retail, 31 Wall strocl, tup stairs,) NEW YORK.
iu'JS:d4mt* __
PKUI9 TEAgTOHK.
THE subscriber has Ju.it/rcceiTctlnlihe I'ckia Tea
Store, Tti Fourth street,' a very large nnd well- »c-
Icrietl stock of pare tiHEKN AND BLACK. TEAS,
from New York, all of which bn* been received in this
country since the first of February Last, ol
all ihe different grades grown m the Cetrnmi Empire.
Our stock being among thei largest in the Weu, we are
prepared to wholesale, on Iwttrr terra i than any oihet
hoasc in Ihe city. We iudto retail grocers to call und
examine our stuck and prieC«. They can have n pack
ed in i, and Ito packages, ito tin canni«tcr-<, or by
half chases, to ouiltlicir convenience.
Our retail prices vary for oolong, Black Teas froip
Wets, to $1,60 peril-.; King Young Souchong, Wets.
00:130 S», and English Breakfast W, Young Hyson,
liunpowderiand Imperial, Irora tin nis. to per lb.
Fannlies are requested 10 send ami act samples ol
01 onr Tea*J and try them before purchasing.
mylVidAwS A. JAYNES. 70 Fourth street
' MBDijCAU A - BUlU»iCAiToKpj'ci^
No- a 5» DIAMOND ALLEY, •
few doors below Wood street, to
market.
DK, BROWS) havin' been
regularly edtreuiert to the me.l.ra
profession, and been for *<mie tiios
in general practice, now confines
hit attention m the treatment Of
those private and delicate, con-j
plaiuislfor which pt* opparipniiic
and experience peculiarly tjualitv
him. tl ygars assiduously de?oted
to study k treatment of thqtiw complaint*,{dunns which
limg ho haa had more practice and hits cured mote pa*
Ueata than can ever fall u> the lot of any private prae*
litinncr) amply qualifies: him Jo offer assurances ol
speedy, permanent, and satisfactory c.nre to ail atlbctod
with delicate diseases; and all diseases arising there?
from. \
Dr. Bi would inform Ut<v»o aflleted w<>‘
Jrown woulil mi'inu with private I
disease* which hiTA becpme chronic by tune or ajrJ
gravatcd by the dm of any of the common nostrums cl I
the day, that Ihclr complaint* cun be radically and tbor> 1
ought)' cured; he having given his carefal ulemion to
the treatment of such case*, and .succeeded in hundreds
of instance* In earing persons,of influntualiou of (hi
neck of the bladder, and kindred disease* which often
result from lho;e cases Where others hare consisneo
: them to hopeless dc*paii.|'Hc particularly mvr.i s,ucb
I as have been loaMtod uiuur.coafuliy treated by others
in consult him, when ei/cry niifWeuoi; will l-c giver,
them, and their cases tmUcd m a cueful.tboroufiu and
intelligent manner, pointed out by a lone experience
study, and invciOgauouJwak'h if is impossible for thn
engined in general practice of medicine to give an
one clast of disease.
10*UentiaorlUptare|—Or. prown also invites per*
sons adlicted with tiernm to cad, as be btu paid partio'
alar attention to this disease.
CANCKJLS also cured.
Skin (Unease*; alio Pi! s, Palsy, cte., ipecJiiy ears*
Charges very low.
pj 4 "B.—Patients of eith sex living at a distance, by
slating their disease in writing, giving ait Uio syrapl
toms, eaa obtain medicines with direction* lor use, by
addressing T. UROWN, W. U.vJ«»t pmd, aadeneins.
64,’Diamond alley, opposits the Asrerly
'Bouse.
BtunrmaTiSM.—Dr. frown’s »e**J direovercd rente
dy forßheumatism i» a rpeedy and ceiuuu remedy lot
that painfal traablr. it never iml*.
Offiee and Private Consulting itoomp, No, fa Du
aoadaUey, Pittsburgh, !*■- Tne Doctor u always -ai
home. ' ■
O^Nossrsnopsy
HOUSES,/UITB.I FARMS. fc c
- PoaakafT; : “
' Jpnt And M*seaaloß given itnrrediately.— A srSK
tejß finished and completely.famished STOKE oh
Market si, being a good stand Ar Pry Goods.
A* S'J- Several rooms suitable tz* offices or Artis:I’
room*.
ALSO— A (ante public Parlor, admirably ealcola* '
ted (or a Ladies’ Refreshment ajtd Ice Creapi Saloon.
From In «ize. decant finish, lad central location, be
inf in the immediate oeirbbofhood of the tashiooable
dry Rood* utorer. aod aujowialt Philo HtU, tkte room -
woald afford a permanent stand even* waydcairanle; -
and in the husdaef a person qualified to condtjet ila
above buntnc** ju Eastern style. would-sopi'ly
ranch felt by alrabgera visiting Pittsburgh aw ladtta
residing in the vicinity of iho city.. To snchanocco
pant it weald secs re a large, rer.tcel and profitable''
custoa. The spaeion*-and well lighted basement 01 -
the boildtsg will be rented with ,ibo Saloon, wilh r
«hichhis coavcnienily connected. For ierou,wh«k
are niodemte. apply to i
' v ~K»(irlnei for Sale. V'
ONE PATR SECOND HAND ENGINES IQlceh
cyiiiulen, 4 reel woke; ‘.'Boiler*, 20 £e«t ldi.g, 3
mctie-i iu diameter, afrin good brdrrJ Will bet' told it •
bargain, if application be mail* fcoiu", They have only
i been In usealoui H? wonili.v For particulars,inquire
or _ R. HAVS..Gaieticoffice
MFOXI RKNT—The uaakioiPßou-e now
occupied by Mr* Atwood. situated at Oaklaad,
with Vti acre"; of ground attached. The ,M *u**
.ttMpacioui and ‘e'oiiTeiiient. and the rrounrt well im
proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00,
ao;;-U 1 Water it
MFOil SALK—A Brick Douse,.(bol one yea*
built) usd 1.01, mi Robin«.>n street, Allegheny,
near olil Bridge. Prie« low and icrras easy.—
Inquire of jyJA S SCHOVKR, 110 Second *t
FOR" RKNT.-ThV three story |Bm-k Dwelling
House, on Liberty, between llfy and Martrary
Mneii, now occupied by W, Graham, Jr. I’MMitloo
given immediately. Enquire of WmJ Urnh&m, or at
the Bookstore of -I >'
f- JOUN3TON A STOCKTON,
jyv7-dtf 0 corner Market and Third streets.
M _ S'otrsitbr i- v
A THREE storied Dwelling House, being tho
strand house from Penn street, in Soyaer’a
Row, ou Hay itroeL Immediate poSsetwion will bo
given. Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE, AUortioy at
Lnw—offic« rm Fourth street, between Cherry alley
and Gram street |— iulftdtf
, FOB BEST, j '
M FOUR new two ttorjrUneK Dwelling House*,
Bad well finished and In complete drier, ou Center
■ißHeAveime, 7th Ward. Por session riven July i*l.
Rent low. Esquire of JOIIVtVA IT A CO,
jc® tfomeroflrtbeny arvl Hand Kl ..
T Two Lot* Cor sat*.
HE subscribers wtll *ell at pnvsijsalo, lho»o two
valuable Loti of Ground, limatca on Tomato »t,
In the Third Word of [Allegheny CiiyT each having a
front of tiO feet, running back 100 full in depth to u2O
feel alley, upon whiett iibuilta itqnd wuK, ftbylUO
feet, which contains stone euougb-tobuild cellars for:
two comfortable dwui ling houses, 4n4 in- front there
are three shade trees, of a years growth, and the side
walk is paved with br ck, all of which will be sold at ■
SMO- Pittsburgh aai Allegheny./dr County Bctljv
wiil be taken in payment. 1 t
J A II PHILLIPS No 6 Wood ah, ;
or to WM. HENSON, immediately opposite said Ibis.
aya* . ...• ;.j_. .
FOR SALK—Five i>u eligibly situ Steel In the flour*
tshing town of Blmingbam. The lot* are sita'a
ted on Denman street, numbered io'P'Beutmah's'pUn
73, 7b, W, M and Hi—Hot No 75 fronting a) feet on ALs
ry Am street, 70 feet deep, the other four SO feel front
each, by et) feet deep. ’ ;
Term*—Greater pan of purchase (money may roV
main for til yean, secured by mortgage; rorpartis}
ularn, inquiry of aIsCHOYEB,
iuyic HO eecoaa «t
Valuable cfoal Lasdfbr 8al«,
ABOUT four miles above Lock K 4.2, at the mouth
nf l'ine Run, Moitotigaheia River. Hie Coal la
of ilio best quality, and easy nf access,. Any
number or acres, from twenty-live to a bundled, migh I
be obtained. Persons desirous of purchasing,' can
call on WALKKU HELD, on the premises, or Wm
ll>;od. opposnu iUc Post oiUce, who will give any In
formation conrernmg tbq property. The above wi V
be sold at a great barqaiij. mythfcdftm
ItO LET—A guod brick Dwelling on
Robinson street, Allegheny. Enquire of
tiiTl® •_ _ BCHOYBR
li'Oß 3A LE OHEAP Vo a sic HI P—a let of
r situate on Webster street ‘JJ/eet from High street; :
‘JO feet front ou Webster, by so feet to a Gvd loot alley •
—quite close to new court houie. Prico 8020. Terms,i
8350 cash iu band; balance in one, two, three and four
fears from the first of April lasi. \ ■
County aud City Scrip talccif for eash payment Idr
quiru of ray IS ‘ S 3010 VEIL HO second st
. ROB Aeres Coal Li
SrrUATrJJ on the Algaongnj
from -t t.rgh ami 3 null!
the imracdiuie neighborhood o
and Mr. John Herron’s purch
Cool will be sold'at the low pi
third in hand, balance iu five
without inieresL Title indi«;
ifa lor Sals,
:la river, aboaUCmile* *
above third-Lock, In
Messrs. Lyon & Short),
ie. Th(a fine body or -
e ©fS33 per acre—om
quaTanaaal paytsenu,
ilabf&, Loealiou very
good—cannot Kc unniass
encituic of S. BALSLEY,
perty. Ke»idcoce*i*t,b-eli
N. It. There is another n
about o<l feet above the low
Valuable Building jlioii
Till: mbstnbdr* me authorized
fkle, and upon hUbly favorable
«i veiy valuable botv, cc
port n i nf me l.ots numbered d?,
yVuoiU' (ieueral I'lau of (he (iity of
ted ul the «outa ea<t*r»ritly corner o
Street; 1 , fronting SJ-U) ie-t im thi form'
alosi! the latter about- liUMcet to the
a:iti luu? a part of the Ke.tl FJlalc
S. rtte/eiMOii, twj., deren.-ed.
j a plan dr auHmaiou of the nbov
uiity with which it u propu»«d to «c
further particular*
a draft of stridor©-
r Mr. Adami’flow. .
:>al on this tract!'
crilem quality. '
• . 8. D. ‘
j for iafC T
i ooUcr at private -
(arms, a number
onpri*ing a . large
be, G9and 70, in '
r Pittsburgh, aitaa-. •
>1 Penn ana Wayne ,
ter, and extending’,
e Allegheny river, .'
df thn late James
Lou, in eonfor-
I, »ny be seen at
th, between Mar
lMS A KUHN. *.
the other of t;ic un'i'Tfiguo'.l, on Koi
TWD HOUriKji AXD VtHi ei&bfi •
TWO I.ol>> im' li-uv.W urJoty in the city a
Allegheny. nboveil:» npnerCriGiraocs, on which
; i* ortf'-tsJ u fra tin: building. two. rtories high, snuobla
for two smalt tenement*. The|lou(arB curb twenty
feet i,'i front by nue Hundred fe*M rtf ep, unu : *>»ri
to a iVi) n-m wide. Tits bui dim's on the pre-,
UI1H" wilt pay- u very oamiiomu i.itc rout on thcinveiij
ment, amt the property wilt bo t> >UL . heap lor enlt.. r
Api-ly to- tl. .“proa!, Clerk’s at! :ce;y. ti,or to. .
:ioyi» ) KAV tiSi ~- .;
Scotch IlotibVLb id for rtitte*
fIMIN ACRKh> OF LAND, siuiateil in Peeblestown-
A ship, on Uic- twb mile* front Pitts- •
burgh—in Inu in uti! purchase.' *. [For further panic-
to Hoiut Wood*.lid sLprtn 1
• A- WhSiiINQTON, .
uovii-ihf 4v i, nlfo vc Smithf-elan-
MtVAREiioOSF. FOR: ALji.—Yso subscriber
oilers ior sole tcr-thxce ttori Ijrick
oo Wood street, occanit d by R-Tahner A Co.
ap!7 VVfLWTLSON, Jr. '
Y’" ALU.VBLK '.IKAL KSTA'i K ON PENN STREET
FuU SaLK. —A Lm of tSrouiid silaate orrpenn
itreru between liny ami Marl urjrl streets.' ndloining.
the hoJ*e mid lot now oreopici by (Richard Edwards,
hovin; a front of ‘Ai feet, ami in depth 130 feet, win bp
told on favorable term-*. Title unexceptionable.. Ea* ‘
quite of > C. O. LOO.MJS, 4in *ffTie<tr Wood- . . _
- oeiit-du _ •1.. • , • • y\-
For S«l«.>r •> ; . -.. •
A DKSIRABLF UnikUng Lot in Allegheny city, fcr*
' voraMy ideated, in size about halt an acre, ud
will He sold on accommodating terntk. Inquire of - ,
lV*Wi J D WILLIAMS, lib wood «t
Sja FOR RUNT—A room in iho second •lory, No
JgS-tdW.-id -trrcu [ la &
Property Is AUsghsnv City for Sail*
I'HK subscriber* otter for safe a) uambcroi" chote#
1,-ow, (ttuaio in the Second Ward,frsntingan thy
Commuu ground, on easy terms. lilquizeot .
W. O'lt. ROUI.NSsIN, Atty atd.%w,St Olait II -
or of JASKOUlN'SON.onikeuremisa*.,
iiyl7:d*.wtfT ‘ » .
o>-'LAOJfcWAKV; CAUfIUNKD At.AlNMl!* '
SINO COMMON PRKPARKD CHALK.
They tire not aware bow frightfully injurious it «•
i» the (kml bow roarer, ri»ueh. haw
. li.-.v. yellow, ami unhealthy [the skin ap
pear* atWuring prepared chalk! lie*
sides it to injurious, • outalniug a
large quantity of i-eddf
We hive prepared i beautiful vegetable article,
which we cull JUNKS'SPANISH LILY WHITR-
Ii is perfectly innocent, being pacified of ell delerri*
oas qualities; and it impart' to the ekm a natural, heal*
thy, nlutimfr. rlesr, living whits; at the saae lime
tieun* u» a co-mriic on the skin, mating it soft mid
jmooih. Sold by the A cent. WJI. JACKSUN, 63 Lib
erty *t, Piimbursli PnrmjCS pent*. . ane7.dAwT
{r?* Kacrrioss aso rr.w DihCasio—JU.tbs'.i tiaj*
mu Chcmieul rump enure* a free perrpuatioru and at
the mync tune molifie*, softens, am! whitens tne akin*
giving it the texture and beauty of a:i icf.int's.
Secuvr, Salt Riiccm ano Sobxs, ure Boon not only
healed, but cure t by its use, as at lra*t'*flvep Physi
cians in N»w York know, trbo use It in such cases,
mul Cud ii linfuilingj-ft* ai»o in
l'nrpr.vs, iSwitctias, Pnscgus. or any other skin dis
ease. ’Hie reader 14 nttured thatihts is no nseieas
putlrd ito'Aium. as one trial will prove I could entt
mefate at irpst <1 person* cured of . -o 1
Sosa Hka*', Soei: btoaaio Sosa JJsaed .i—lhry U,
uii'l u«r it, and tlic tender is again ft**urcd I would
mu cruelly ■etl it for the above unless I knew it lb ba
alii' state Tim«e who are liable to f ,
CitArsß, Crackko. or Oiumi Furtit, will find lids a
cure. Any one utflicW with any of the *UWo.or sim
ilar diseuscii, will Cud tbit oil and even maru (admira
ble in its properties) than latnlc. (
Out. reader, me ►to-,** arc Hooded with imituiious,
mid be •ure'you n*K for JG.NBS'S, Italian. Chemical
Soup. Sold by WM. JACKSON, tl» Libehr street,
Pittsburgh. augfl.JAyT
IC/* Tim sum* <>p » vtLt Harm.* i« 1101 mure repot*
five thsn n bad. putrid breath, nr dark; yellowdifeai
-01) lf persons have these-it it their own fault—
they can, for two shilling*, buy an articln that will
maie thiir'brcMUipure undYweet as (As Spity JH/o
Atati*.
It ciiresdl teasei of the llutin, spungy or nlwrawi,
and filr the Tenth it i< an.‘quailed, removing UwjanaS/'
fastening the teeth m Hie gun*, and clean iheu as
wbuej a* the */w»e •/&* /roxtn X«n\ 1 •
Sudb, reader, are the prolienies of ‘Jones's AntlUtf
paste, mid, without prkiiing it puncltea, hear
whaCbiicof our mort respedtable apd sclentlfte Don
u»t«, tr. K. F>e:d, ot New Yprk, saya:
“11 arc bntlj ukcJ um) onajaed Uus beautiful and In.
palps hie arttcier (Jones’ Tooth Pusth,) and'
can r .’commeud it as all the qualiUesclttOi*
edfoit." Render, v*e cansay no more to convince,
only dial i( you try this onvi you will be'Well pleased.
Jt tpuinpin brauufui I tighri Chiaa.PkU, fortts'
cent! • by Ike Agent, \V\vt. JaOK*ON, tt» l«bcr
|v »i net, Pittsburgh. wuelt-JfcwT
jj_, - Au. oo*J» CtrlZKA* aic UoMvtaoiY aasußdiual
ill- f >llowi ‘C utc the ,'eiuul tiaaljiies or a3l-battle tf
Jo-if-'s C.ir.U llair BcrUi&uve. if ihny doubt otir
word, ''my cannot these liujuly. respectable cliizent
who have tried it—. ‘ ..
Mr t»to. iiecAcij.ii Kim at, New York. 1 ,
Me?. Munlda Hucvr*, Mvri't ae, Uroaklyn.’ .; -
Me. Win. Tjai|ikmk, wa lijnj yor».
Mr. Tiio<. Jxekaon, MuaiaUu loan'd,aear Pittsburgh
11. Iv Culied,l»it barber .team boat S. Americ*. ,_
And itiotc than a hundret others slate, though thi»
runM »uScc, thrit il -Jtill for
head or face, slop it
removing scurf afiduandr
!<['><<, red, or pray hair tt«
krcpiott dry, liarsu or wiry
beautiful, a very,Ve!ry Inn)
Sold by the A§cnt!
Pitulmreh. Price 37{, 50 1
aatttdJtsvT /
;o tao Siarr u yroW oa tho
r off, strengtlirti lie tooi*» •
(jff itom ibs root*, matin*
him* ft. fine dark look, aaa
hair recast, soft,' clean iu
lime. '' ' •
JA.CKSO.V, » liberty -
unt*, anJ one dollar.
I.KOUOfiIU.
Pill OKS i
- UI^AKM
Ult^jke^aijd
Icniianrr, and a*, great'
ioini* rio*<*,'.nnl to/ ha ;
o/a uniform ’hty -
Very br»l ua:UU)I, .rufcr.
. Pru id; n'.il also i ip-JUOf
ia«de in tins euui.lr-v, and
ever 6 non- ncen offered id
Laurel Hill Mill C^toueii,
: Ll &TUX^
i ice, composed of but few
l cat of the kind, iiiwpjft-QA
: price*. » - . -
: rentli Hu»i MiU Stone*' «£
a mi!fociure,-atdfl of anew
a ■ quiiil/'oi iitloeki... TbtM
fi ut under d>jrown nperiiK.
an: islufcep.io mako tie
s i me block* in ejca «tooe
. ia wmr.inted to' be oftie
r. or ta those- imported (root
r m tie ure-l nut of thou
I apices lower ike* June
o tine market. .
ill ' j *V. r '■ ■ .
■rr, of the tiejt quality, wu
r> to Uic pdrci«er7 oad .U
U->liin?Ciullis, al: uumo
ranted to ijirn '-atiMaetfi
greidy r.’dimil price* [
.Mill Spiudbj, Mill
form Scold. Corn iihd Cli
Mill OOsriri jt of al] kind 4,
eral. 1 * . .1
All orders pnmipl’y attV
etty n'.rcct, ttrortfic Oat;4
nry -Tiiulfwa - “ )
ni, Screw* and ricVi, Pitt,
i Unmler*; (in:; aodSaw
, ind Mill Tarnishing in yea*
'f tided to at 2U aod MflLib*
k > Pmjbttrrt.' '
WALLACR
iff
(i&O. W. (
INFORM laeir.friend
uo larger ruiy cono
meat tn Ivrn atrcc*, kiiv>
having icibucfit Uu'ir
B&EW£RV,tu Vii* nr
ujtl thepubliatbMuejiiv*
oi* «7>tb lirtit' »&t# establish
u a« tiie Hrcire'»
urs to*ine»*W Utei'OlNf
t nyiw,-n