BY MAGNETO IKLEuRAfH. BBPORTfiD 4TBl«BOB*pniO )OR the Pittsburgh daily gazette fHI VKUT LATKIT FROM SUBOFX* Nrw You, Oct| SOL W«i have advices' by electric telegraph, from to' Liverpool,up to the ’tailing ,of the Niagara. The Niagant arrived at the quarantine atation last evening. She sustained anme damage *oa her yoyagefrom Liverpool to Haliiax. i Whilst | coming from the latter place, she sustained such ' heavy damage to her engine, as, it is thought, will take a month to repair. Among her passengers tro CoL Hoe, and a bearer ofdirpaichea from the French Government to M.-Pouaain. j. The Paris correspondent of the London Chronicle •ays thal.there is no importance to .be attached to. Jritc difficulty between the French Sinister and the Government al Washington. Poussin being a re« publican* bad beeo, or was to be recalled. It Is thought he wQI be succeeded. \ \ The correspondent of the Times, writing from ■ Paris, assures us, that the governments o( France and England ate determined upon acting together to the but, on the affair*. The decided attitude which the two governments have aisum* «d will show the Czar that his pretensions will sot be tolerated with impunity. There it reason . to hope that a Shirs will terminate in hostilities. CntcutnaTi, Oct. 20. A Are broke out ibis morning at the corner of Fifth and Main Streets, which burned the Non* pereQ printing office, as also Pettit’s job office. Several drygoods stores beneath were damaged to e considerable extent. The buildings were partly-Insured. I . * THE NATIONAL SCHOOL CONVENTION. pKitasxLrau, Oct. SO. The National School Convention adjourned nn* opcn last night. They recommended that State Conventions be holden throughout the Union,' and recommended e National Convention to be Loldca in Pennsylvania, next year.' They called upon the State Convention to meet at Harrisburg, next winter. > ■ >e. . } ~ j PutLaOELTHIi, OeL 20. ; About 300 Portuguese Protestant Refugees left. New Yorkonyesterday, for the purpose of settling In Illinois. 800 are still remaining to await In telligence from their agent. ! PtnLADXLfHU, Okt. 20. General Taylor, in a letter to the Mayor, of New York, rpoalUvdy/declines visiting that pity this yw. ~ r| NEVN YORK-MONEY MARKET. ‘ Nxw Yotx. ojeL 20. Tbo animation at the stock board to [day and upward tendency in prices sufficiently attested the general favor with which the news by the steam* «r is regarded. Government Securities and State 1 were in good request to day at firm prices. \ Sales ,o( Ohio sixes, payable 1850, at 1024; United States v r ~, 1669, at 1121; Pennsylvania fires at 87f. > ' < NEW YORK MARKET. Nxw You, OcL 20. Flour—There la a decided improvement in the market to day. Yesterday’s quotations may be resumed for the various descriptions. ! ’ Et» Flour i. doll, 93 psrbbl. i Grain—The, *e i* « large quantity of wheat in 1 market,butprJ»w* remain stationary. Com iatn moderate reque» t, and prices, it any thing, arebet ‘ ter. We‘ooteas.ofmixed at 610621 per fan. , Provision*—The- market for pork is dull, and ‘ price* have a do»7f»«* tendency. I*»d i* » artive request, at 7.skeg; bitenorm «i, In bbL. 5405*. Tt,* £"*«** *£?* 11 “ atL We note sales of bbJa. at 5O. Groceries—There to,rep°rt mthe market. ■ . . Tobabco—Sales tild7s bhda. <* (38c; Yttpm., .1 XiSc; 310330H**- Whi.kry—Tfaero now .-«* lire to itotiw. Prioes remain unchanged. . I The weather couth f,2oo bags Rio at 1010114c;* prime is now held) at 12c. ' Freights to Ne* n Orleans 40c, and to Pittsburgh 20025. - \ • . i Xho-iriver at ll ii* point has fallen 5 inches. BEWI.CELEY AOADSQY, ! A CLASSICA'L and Commercial. Boarding [School J\ for Boys, -on the Beaver Road, fourteen miles from Pittsburgh.' REV. JOS. TRAVELLI, A.M, PRINCIPAL. 1 be WINTF.R SESSION-wlll commence on Thurs day, November 1,1648. ~ Taxxa—Boarrling, Tuition, Washing, Fuel, Lights, per letnor. of hve months, 875—one half payable in advance; ikf > balance at the e:oae of the session. These Ukisg Freneh’or Drawing lessons, will bo charged Bio p er session extra « Books aad Butioccry famished, when requested, at theexpeof dof thepuoiL ALLCLOTHINGTO BE IiISTINCTL Y MARKED. PttpUs famish their own towels. It if-verv desirable that ail should be present on the first d ay of the ussion. For fanhf r particulars, enquire of the Principal, at the Aeadetr.y, or of Mesvs. John Irwin A Sou, No. 11 Water strw et, Ptusborgh- . oet9mfiw ffRW PALL ABD'WUIT&RGOODIrS - ICQ fiaiket Stmt, BETWEEN FIFTH ans LIBERTY, £HTSBfrRGU. fpHE subteeriber’would respecifully isvite his friends •JL aad lhe publlo to cril andeiateine.his stock, ■ whidb tomitrwe* in par: the following; vix; .. Fanny Cashmere, noustin de Lain*, Batin dc Chines, Posey Silk, and a largcj assortment of Freneh Men • nee, r< srametta, Lyeai:« and Cotmrg Cloths. ALS'iO. Freneh Ea broidefies, hosiery, Gloves, a large tiesoTtmeni; Uroeha, Thibet,Ture Satis, BUk and 'Woolf in Long Shawls. \ DOMESTICS, FLANNELS, Clotita,Cas- J sim«ea,'BauUsei»,Tweed*, Ky. Jeauri Av. Ae. ocl&dlm • • D. If. FRALICH* LOGAN, WILSON i& CO., '. 80, IR9 WOOD OTBJUCTf ' A BEJJOW RECEIVING a large and complete as- A soTliaeni of’ HARDWARE, CUTLERi,' BAIV CIERY, and C.VBPENTERS’TOOLS, direct-from the manufacture!** in Europe and America, aad are «w telly prepan id to offer goods ai tueh priest as esnoet fait to plerise, and would partteuiarir request the attention of M erchanu who are in ths habit or go ing Esat, as we fe «> confident they wjil find, after a thorough examis atiou, that our prices wilt compare favorably with •ay house in Philadelphia or New York. - i •*»! GJJt&l* n tiOCKA.DE BEI It D.THOMPSON. j Ko. HO Maui t* 3 soon nox Lortt,' ’ Tfl NOW RECE {VINO iho l*nre*ta,jd beil teleeied ‘ I tuck of Fall iud Winter DRY GOODS, feat be &U ever bad tbe ilteesare of oSering to bu euwaen tad the public—* among which are *dTeral itylei of entirely new Gootl* In tfai* market: All U»hixb e*l«a • erf cSMiiot French Misrinoe ami Thibet Clous; Batin ■i BmaauThibet Cli tb. a new and beaaufal article tor ’ i»iii—H*r«; Silk* and Merino i. Bearfk, Gloto*. Iloak7Jj^***“3 , I J®p l Re. j** .‘ A fell assortment of Dcmeitie*, Uflen Sbeetlnra, ' Table Liner* Diaper, Check*, Canton Flannel*, Ac. It*. A ten lane aaeovtmeo* of Inif v finU. Tab le Coter*, Damaik Bad Drapery, xrith a conuplctc etoek of Coaebmaira i.. TnaSSreiuof wblebWebeenparcbaiedattbe ifkw GOODS AT DlOBY»l. :«Hr DIQBV wwuld' hereby inform hi* Wends and W." otomSS, and xh^abUclnttatni, that to hulmreeeived hiafojl supply of fall goods, «b««P tnd colored French, English and Ananias Broadcloths, bf every qnamy. ICQ pieces black: and .fancy Cassimerea. ■ 30#p«a*rn* YestlngsJ many oi which ean oolyba wool and cotton Bhirt* and . AftU and handsome! lot of Crmvau, silk Handkar shltfSjSaspendere.Glo'TeifAe. _, A large Jot of doc and eomiaoa white Shirt*. Also on hand, 400 dra'o, bine and black felt and *BrOetsCoatt,ftoattv»to|itM. „• **, 400 dma, rkoek, bez[a»d *aek Coats, from 83 to BW. A urge stock of finotand common Pants, from el to •Wper fair, ; , TO Vests, of Ttrioes mstcriaJs, from 75 els to!p. A fins anomwnt of! ladies and gentlemens 1 Cloaks,, adware on hand. N. work, will reee»v* particular at ten- Soft tUndftmia garments sod good fits Warranted. v4*f P?**onlswaßicf clothing can bo he stated to thdr amiss nonfiction, at W.DIGBVW '■aheap Cash Clothing Store. 124 Liberty at •oecuta LOWICLL PI.KTOHEB, • , . j lusvjAcmnoT iLCJDai ASD PDSE RPIBITS, Coroer Pront and Vino streeta, Cincinnati, O. ifvRDERS from Ptmbnrgh for Alcohol, Pare Spirits, Raw or Rectified Whiskey,wiH be promptly at ended ift it lowest market price. mehlfedly .\VAVCBBI) JEWELRY, ABD |I1«VKB i WARE. . u TuEnbreritwr, wbohaabeen in boalneu C istVeUaie bnildjcf for ibe liuubirtoeayeax*, ' £> *4it veiling all deteriptio&a of Fin* Gold andSil* ■b|. tlßrer Waicbe*, Jewelry, and Silver \V«re, at ffn. U, *! tbe very lowest price*.' Oi Ad and SUverEnfUab i*atent Lever Waiehea. • Go.AdandSilverDei’bd Laver and Lepine Watebet. , • * Id aad Silver Horisomai.and verge Waiehea. Hob- '1 nod Silver Independent Second Watcbee for fating bones.’ - • ' 6otd Ooard. fob and Teat Chain*. /Jotd Bpectaelc*. ■ .^MifudSaverPeneili.Ooldyen*. • Gold and Blanc Dracc’.cu. > ■ ; * Goldlx* ’bea. Gold and Silver Thimblfc*. ‘ Elnoand Pina. , 1 ‘ • ■T».Horf ■* dtlcnilemcnt’ Dreaatpine-; ' SterlliurßL Iver Spoons, Cupa, Forba, «e. -.GddWaic.HetMlowna »>iofise»th. Wavhttt an d Jewelry exchanged. ■ . ,? .*-gpoOT#i”.rcrb» plated on (itnaan! fine • •-W>ucbeiwarrantedlo beepfoodumeor ‘STSSLffLm-ned, Jewelry repaired, and Watcbee • •' ‘rwauDd and rep aired la the beat manner, ft vrneh leu U "’i, -Am rhaiSral price*. ' GEO. C-.AI.LK>!, ? B *“* S t: s . '■ COMMKRCIIL"HSCORDr tf AI.H&VA.C. f So* | 8«a II i riiet. 1 mu. 1949. OCTOBER. sftiatarday, fit Banday, 89 Monday, - S 3 Tuesday, 94 Wednesday, S 3 Thursday, SB Friday, NTTIBOROH BOARD OP TRACK COMMITTEE FOR OCTOBER. . ooses. «. r, tos aoinaum. omn PrrrocMK omm, > onday Morning, Oct. iB. IMS. $ The market on I transpired indieatl lions. Saturday warn qoiet, and nothing if any material ehange in qoots- et wax text fins ca Saturday and i were diiposed of at the tiverat a 'orxner qaotadana The xalea from to moderate parcels at $4,75064,* tome modem* ahido leu thin the ■ton were eon&ned eorbbi. Qiocnta-Wa general quotation*. 0OH?&. Sale* In oik, it 2sie P* i itiiouieur e. Gun—Nothing in figures. Reeeip to limited er-jctail Bicox—Sale* o( tatenhhdi, at Sc tc Bom—Sale* ( Picked inbbls ini Caxej*—Sale*; fi)o?e for prime 1 CORDAGE—Foi there it i regal* price*: nottee no marked change la the Stlexof N. O.Sagxr by hhd, at >f Loaf at 8010 c. Sale* of 90 Lblr, all. Forth er xalea of Bio Co See iaa truupired showing »ny change » conunne light, ud itiea confined UICL Side* and Shoulder* la lot* of fire r Bhonlden, and 6Josic for Side*, f Roll So cloth* at ISOmie, ud of kef* at OtflOo *fe. 30 boxe* ai 6c for food common, and Vf.tLc e the rtnoiu mniclei under thie heed : needy demand u ihe (bllowtog Manilla rope, by coil, • do I CM, 4 - White Hope, tty coil,* do , cat,* Tarred Pope, by coil,* do \ ' eut,- Pmeking Yarn, fine,'**— * do *i common,***— I iSDcoan*. Manilla! $2.0003.0004,00 f dot. do 4P cniL—*lSc “ lb. Hemp. ‘ $1.6202400345 * dox. do flp coil,*-**loc u St. j' KOTOS LBCB. Manilla, Si -Hemp, 87J« dax. KyanLxed Cordage is told regularly at IS|« b: WOOL—Price* continue steady, aad tbs following may >tsw be giYeri u lie present ruling figures: Far Common-—™ ——2 So 4P Cl. w * blood..*..—— 87c “ « 1 do v 2Se “ « I do ..i 30e “ « | do U.—.33a “ - Foil Blood; —••3St “ “ Prime-l- —•— ** PxoTinoa Bcsiajm* or tu» Wot.- I The Cincinnati Prise Current publishes a iabular statement. of the number and vaJuojof Hog* and Beef Cauls in fifly-nttu counties In Ohio, as returned for taxalion.by the town ship Assessors, and equalised by the county Boards foi the years 1549 and 1669: In these fid counties, the total number of Hogs wai 1,336,317. in 1819, ind.ls 1,410377 in 1619. •In the tame t£e number of Beef Cattle was 637,394 in 1649, and la 669,?.S in 1949. These facts indicate eery strongly, at least so far as Ohio is concerned, that there Is no sear* city of either Hoy* or Cattle in the west, and from other States, oar information is of a similar tenor. T&e Springfield, Illinois, Journal, generally well in* formed as to the Provision business In that region, has the following paragraph in Its issue of the 3d instant:— "As yet, we hare heard no oilers for Pork,although the season b>» fritted which niutlly finds purchasers In market. We are apprehensive that the present low pries of Met* and,'Prime in iha New York market has the effect of inundating operators in this business.— 1 Last foil, at thi (opening of the market in the West, Mess Pork was held in mat city at 814, and 'Prime at 814, and contracts wen made hen at 83,60 f 100 nett. At the present time, Mess is selling et 810,43, and Prime 83.60, in-thn New York market. There most be i great improvement .in the article before our farmers can expect the priee given last fall.” The Cleveland Herald of the 6th lost., stales that the numberofbeef cattle to oe packed in that city this fall and winter, will probably reach tweive thousand head, twenty thousand tiorees otboef. Roll BuTika-frho practice of paeking away roll botter is barrels and boxes, with a neat, clean Unnen or couou cloth enveloping each roll, is becoming more general among lae bnUer men who are In the habit of attending this mnmt; and it always sells resdiiy at It I to 2 thantmuer pat up'inths ordinary ] way, without cloths. This is a fset which should be I .borne in mind by onr country friends, for buuer cannot! be put up in any other vn, and secure to the seller a good priee la this marketi We have often, in passing around the city, observed the striking difference, at which wa faiot above. } Atone store, we would Sad roll butler neatly and handsomely put up in elfcaro white cloths, and packed away in new and well eleans* ed flour bartels or boxs, and the holder nevra fails to find for U ready sale at full priee#; on the other hand, I wo have found other los mere carelessly pat up—hi ving eo eloths about them—and the article may be as good, or even'a little beuer, than that enveloped in . cloth, yefcit will not bring a* high a priee. . With these facts is view) than, wa would advise all , v tbo habit of bringing butter to this market, to have it - Li wall shaped lumps of two to four pound* each, j-fL > r*«ep i* cloths, and a«r word, for, it, h* will aU gj'ttin a beuer prise for his butter. NEW Y MARKET. ' For the week ending Oct. 16,1940. _ . ~ V domestic eontinaei good, over 600.’,- «,T^ .Zrtnlne* mostly medium grades, having been 00 . flu °C FI * C h i . '«k to eastern manufacturers, who ■old during the w« ‘ouke bold, and more satisfied at seem mo»i anxipe, Murdock, Beaver. Clark, WeJlaville. Atlantic, Parkmaoo, Brownsville. • Xi*lra Erie, Gordon, Beaver. . Camden. Hendrickson, M’Keespori. Thomas Scott,—, Beaver. Jenny Und, Gallagher, Zanesville. .Wellsnlle, Wiggins, Son fish. .Caledonia, Calhoan, Cincinnati. - Glanco*, Reno, 8l Louis. .James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. -Mount Vcrnoo, Koantx, Cincinnsli. ■.Euphrates, Calhoan, Cincinnati. ■ :9ttpper. Nelson, Cin. . • 1 JLrrowijne, —1 Wheeling. departed. v Xenia McLane, Bennett, Brownsville. aLWigteman, ——, Elizabeth. pCTtont, Hendrickson, M’Keesport Caleb Cope, Murdock, Weltoville. t June* Wheeling. ■Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver. Beaver, Otark, Wdlsville. Camden, HendrlcWho, M’Keesport. Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. • Thomas Scott, —, Wellaville. Jeony lind, Gallagher, Cincinnati. tAolphin. HasleU, Cincinnati ‘WeUville, Wiggings, Cm. Cat edoma, Calhoun, Cincinnati There were 3 feet 3 inches in the channel test ‘eveningalJesk, by metal mark. BOA TS LEAVING THIS DAY. Brownuvh.'e Packets, at 8 A. M.and6 P. M. Beaver Pao.kcta, 8 A. M. and 4 P. M. ■ WeUsvtlln PA-kets, 10 A. M. POS i'HHADXLVHU. D. Leechdc co X packet line. 9 PM. n i tVITOR. H, A B*n.T A Co’s Canal Packet,7| o’clock,f r ». IHPOBT.4 BI RIVKB. BEAVER—Per -C. B. .Vewl-7i bx« eheese.i keg I hatter, J A Caaghey; 0 re fi bbla aalareins, J A R «*■•“•» * bE M white fiah,«hlfbblsdo,m vA^* ce ?f’4. 1 ? A I ey; 4 sks reg*, I hg boner, J O iidwell, is br* cheese, I Bag aley A SttiiE p.,‘ afirhifin—i bx cheese. J Painter. IbW W * fingJ*; Keepi«*. in Reading, PenmaoeWp, Adthmeua, Hoc* . £ P honorrmhr. Pbyttology, &e. -—"" H. WSsassssK ■•jr p<< ikh morning,Moadeyi_Agga*tSO t tßtf. ■ * ~ pSbrIHBSkTBOHBOOK, ■ bl , T>ENN OTHEKT, betwMa Wi.no and Hail* ' c . Jr re*ttawdbu ptofeieloaal dauei, «mn, M> v done on the Pune, Goiter* and in Vocal Mute.. I miH'J • MKaCBUTS OF HTTSBORCII 3 er» (Karoo* of extending Ibelr bniiae** eeonties of PoTctie. Greene. Bomgr»et. *nil Weaera Virginte, will find the FAYETTIS WHIOi pobluhed u uoiomewn.% desiiibte medium, •- J c _ * c*J«u« Urg*ly>in the piece* specified oboni Tern* modems. ugtua «• um MATTERS, ■*» 701 TEC mmtMß DaILT aiZXTTX Slitrlet Coin ef the Valud SWtM. Thai cfJoha S. Better, Editor oftkt Foyetie Whig ,• cksrgtd mih iteoling letfenfmn the TJmeriown FetlOfita. 613 IS 8 611 ISIS «10 ■ IS 37 6 S 15 33 6 7 IS 4* 6 6 IS 40 6 4 ISM caxcustua or taxon armsoca’* nsmcomr* ’ . Calvin Springer, sworn.—AD this conversation I had with him on the subject of money vat when I.arrexted him. He admitted he had had $7O, which be «aid%e wxa carrying for tomo one, but refuted to tell for whom. He said hiecounseltold him sot to tell Cw whom be was carrying it X asked him if It was the time be wss down with Ebbert, and he said not We then asked him if it was'the .time he vat down in August He either said that he did not recollect, or that bit counsel advised him not to telL Heard him tell bit wile before we took him away, that there were plenty of Wilt on hlt.bookt, and be named several from whom the could collect money. Hehad been in partnership with Shaw, and be told Mr Shaw that one or the’ other must go out of the firm, lor he did all the work without receiving a lair share of the profits, and it’woold not support both. He'said that since Bhaw went out os the Ist of April, there had been but litile of any aeoouot collected. - «7aa one ef the Constables who arrested him.— Had conversations with him about his basinets several times.. The principal conversation I bad with him was at Brownsville. I saw him takeone drink, perhaps two. Cannot exactly say bow maoy. Three glasses of liquor were taken into the room, and I think be drank the principal part of them. We had him over in the Oyster bouse- When we brought him to Pittsburgh, we took him to Brawn's. Had |hira there two or three days.— Took him to jaiL I think I gave the commitment to the Sheriff The cooniel for the defence were proceeding to question him at length on the manner in which the officers had treated Bosler after arriving in Pittsburgh, when Mr. Uampton objected, declaring that this point bad not been touched on in the ex amination in chief, and that evidence upon it was not therefore admisaable. Objection sustained, and further examination of the witness declined. Mr- Hampton here suggested that it would per haps be proper for the court to adjourn, as the venerable father of one of the counsel for the de fence, -(CoL Black) was exceedingly ill, and the time of adjournment was near, whereupon the oourt was adjourned till Saturday morning. KXCO2U) DAT- Balnrday Morning, Oat. 20. James Fenloo, iwors—l was employed ten months in the Pittsburgh Post Office, was there in the months of July and August last. Have here the registry of the mails received daring those months. There was a package received on, the 29th of August, which left Fnirmount, Virginia, on the 21th; there was a post bill accompanying the package. Thera was one letter in the package. No package for the 23d waa received. There was none for two days before, and. noqe for two days after. A package which left Morgantown, | Virginia, on the 24tb of August, was received here; on the 26th. - That package contained three or foar letters, on which five cents were paid and fifteen unpaid. No cron examination. John F Beaxel, sworn—l am post master at Uniontown, and received my commission on the 7th of May last. The post office is altnated in the centre of the town, the printing office of the Fey ette Whig on the opposite side of street, in a di» sgontl line, about 35 or 40 yards from the post office. Tbe doors of (be post offioe are in full view from the printing office. The room of the post’offico is about 18 by 20 feet; there U a coaster 1 running the whole length of the room. The door from tbe street enters the outward apartment i There ts an opening in the counter, connected by a falling board. Abont one half of the counter is occupied by letter boxes which extend along the counter. The nnmberofboxes is &4. An alter ation has been made in the past two or three weeks; bnt daring last sommer the regaining part of tbe counter was not occupied by any thing. In tbe back part of the office (here is what we call a distributing table, aboui four feet in diameter. There are boards ronad the table about four inches high. We empty (he mail bags upon iu The table was opposite the unoccupied part of, the counter, next the wall. Iwasinihebabitofhang ing op two letter bags—one tbe Pittsburgh miil bag, the other tbe Baltimore bag. Tbe bags bang against the wall on the unoccupied side oi the counter. The former postmaster had used a tea chest, into which was thrown tbe Western matter whith went to Wheeling, or beyond that place. This box was under the counter. . About tbe 15th of June last, Mr. Busier assist ed me to carry the mail bags into the post office, and he continued to do ao Ull the end of the month; | he commenced doing so abont tbe first Monday o( Jane; 1 had had tbe assistance of Mr. Alexander Hatton Is carry the bags in, op to the Juno Court; tbe first morning Boiler assisted me he was stand ing nearthe post office wbea the. mails arrived, and said that be was sorry to see me have so hard work; the bags beiug heavy, and proposed to as sist me to carry them in I said that frequently the bags were very heavy; more than a man coaid lift; containing several bushels of letters and pa« pert. -I When be woold carry them in, l l would unlock, thomaS bag, and he poured the packets on the; distributing table; be never attempted to asalst me in sorting them but onoe, and then he soon gave it up, saying that he did not understand it; he 'woold assist me 4o chain the bags- 1 would lock them and he would help me out with them; lathe month of Jofie, I cannot remember that any other person assisted me during the " two week's Court,” as we cal) it; t can remember of -no other I person being in the pest office at those limes dor* | tog that court; Mr- Boiler assisted me more fre ■ r qaeniiy during the morning; I cannot aay positive j ly but that I distributed tbe mail alone sometimes I in the evening. Between tho times of changing the mails Mr. Bonier frequently came la—more i than half adoxen times a dsy sometimes—and 1 would go out again in a short time; Mr. Better brought in his own packages of papers, and fre -quently distributed them himself, putting them in to the boxes and into the cross mail bags. The previous post master told me that be had allowed the printers to came in snd do this- He nsnally brought his papers in, at different times, and made them up to suit the mail. His paper is publishsd on Tuesday, aod the last he sends out is mailed on Wednesday morning.^— We send a Baltimore bag every evening to mat town, and it is apt intended to be opened be tween Uniontown snd Baltimore. By the even ing mail from tbe West,' we reeeird a Pittsburgh bag with a label,, marked “Uniontown, Pa, at- Itched to the lock. When I send it back, there is a similar label upon It, marked Pittsburgh, aod it is not to be opened by tbe way. On ;■ certain day in June last, tbe l&h of tho month,-about ten o'clock in the morning, Mr. Stevens came Into me- Post Office, and banded me a letter, which be said contained money, direcied to C. M. Keyset, Bum* more, and he told roe that it contained *73. 1 pul it in the money drawer, just under lhe c»unier. About two o’clock that day, I collected-Jhe letter, and I-took it out of the drawer for feak-I should forget it. Ipm a private mark on the letter—a small cross—and pat the same mark oa myj>o«l biU. aod nn the book of mails sent I bate very little more recoflection of the letter. .lartherthsQ mailing up tbe package of lettem and marking them iq my book ofmailß ient. (The witness here showed the book, iand which ho bad appended io the letter. containing money.) There were 15 cenin unpaid,end spaid I make thla entrj when I makei op the packager. I lay nil the lettera deigned Sir ono plixe to a pile and pni the port tolloa lt-and then wrapitoem np. Would hum had no distinct recol action on the atibjael of Mr. Slovtn, had not hrnughl me tho InUer- Have no diitinct recollection ° r P“'““B it in pellicular la tho pauk.go, nor de l know what became of It. Thia occurred donng too Jane Coart, while! Boaler waa aaaiating mo to too manner before described* On tbe morniogof the 4tbof Jaly, I went to the Poet Office .boat da, light; I look the totleraon ol too letter box, made them into packages andmatled them; [noticed. thick leller-apparentlyeont™ ing money, perhapa na thick aa font common lelleia which wnafhalened with gem paate olong toc whole length,and directed to P.lUburgMhaire an KSsjixrffass*# thorn npVlcr waa to too bourn, blit I do not rej collect of hia coming behind be“°°“C hid mado np the mella I went koto" to brenUaM and met Mr Fiiher. who naked me if I had noticed toe letter allnded to, and laato that l h*d-_Wheti I came back I opened tho office, and.it PJ' hapa half an boor ''| l * “jJ I think Mr Bosler then came behind me counter and diatributed aome of bi, .P*f'\ r *r*kr““ Wedoeada, morning; I think that b « i^wh^b s.rrix“m^rh^°^^ an, other person being behiud lhe connieMhat morning before toe moil wont out, except Mr Boa 'Tdlwlc. or r ii ”'i h 'J i ;!f,’ , h's! , h p now: Uolootoio 00 too *th. Thcre»».- , mailed for Pittsburgh ou the H * »how unpalri, and 15 paid ou il. A r mt(Jo Img that there is money in • lc,ter f —j... 1 when persons dekire me to mv kheyscount it and put it ia the l eU^ r y P ea.^l give them a certificate. ' n!no Os' the night oi tho 24th of August, jo’cloek, 1 was sining la theofficebehin ter. distributing the cron mail out oi *‘ SJ; Bosler came in with a letter in bw to Brownsville; he wished to l rare from mjrem; the liuie Wlmg dcor In ton counterwaaraiaed,and be walked round, , perwrn bid been to to. half an’ hour.wdl muted So Wler paid: I took my ael Mr- Boaler atepped .behind mo ansi look b i the distributing table; I had the only candle office in.one hand, and WU lettore with ton other; he was .Ming k-ktod mejtknre waa no light bnt toot of too candle in ‘ heard * andden toiae behind ““i * (“W ~ o, paper, which atartlcd me, ud I k»ked roan qniekfriMr Boiler w.. into roco-onog from leaning posiUon,as If hia arm bad been in »« PlSrrt bag,towarda which it WM :extended, Wfned np, and j lmtnodtotely left the offlom them were tetter* aid » nnaboshiatbatb*f.&t (he time; 'frothing oak I occurred then. . Oaths afternoon of the 25tS of Augo*, whieh tu Saturday, the aos* mail* urn tea from Mar- - gantowa tod Fairnuroat; I h»d no fittabaiga.be* , Ihol day, having been compelled to «ead ft wp the way mail to BrbwnavQle, and it datributfug t tlw Puiaborgh mauer.lUuewUin'a pOe ontbe j floor under where the Pittsburgh bag dually hnng, ( intending, when a Pittsburgh bag tame , from the west, to pot it into it; on the«OTrtvil of the west- i ern mail, I emptied the Pittsburgh bag, and threw i the over on that pile; I distributed the mail , that evening alone; it was one of those very hot evenings, and I wo much exhausted;- jut M l finished, the coach came to the door for the malt; l bad yet to change the bags and Sock them up; I atepped hastily to the door and toU the onver to have patience, “1 have no one to help me.. Mr. Bosler and two or three others wet# titling on the atone step* when I opened the doojr. <&ite an animated discussion ensued between Messrs. Irwin and Hampton, as loathe relevancy of some testimony which it was proposed to give, but the witness finally wo allowed to proceed. When I opened the door tbeyiJraised to their feet,' and Bosler came in to help id; I took down what they call the way bag, and threw it towards the window, where there wo moni tight, and Boe ier went to tabe.the Baltimore bag] from where it hung again it the wall; 1 thought Liheard him .stir the Pittsburgh matter which wo lying on the fiopr, two where the Baltimore bag suppose there was half a bushel of it;, I was ex cited, from what bad occurred on the previous night, and turned round; he bad ihia eye on me, and held the bag-in hia left band; to had two pack ets in his right band, which he hadipicked up from the Pittabamb matter, his haod was near hia pock*, et, and when he caught my eye op him, he drop ped them on the counter; the instant I saw this I got op, walked to the counter, picked up the pack ages and laid them in a pile on the floor near the other matter; 1 did not speak to him or he to me; be took the bag onulde of the counter, where to chained it; the bag waa.taken out] and placed on the coach; Bosler went ont and I §losed the office and bolted the door. My son caflie to the office when we opened the door to pot out the bigs; be came in sod assisted me to distribute; to is a sworn assistant; half an hour aftefr Bosler left the office, I thought I would go aaS examine the packages which he had dropped; there were two packages of letters, both directed -to Pittsburgh; I judged from their appearance that'one was a Mon gsutown package, and the other a Falrmount; I judged this from the hand writingjbut to wrote. I look off the wrapper!; the Fairmooot package contained one letter directed to the Rev. William Hunter, editor or the Christian Advocate; I, sup posed from its feel that it contained a quarter of a dollar; the other package was from Morgantown; < there were-four or five tetter* in U, and it was dt , rected to Pittsburgh; I noticed one letter partlcu i Itrly, it was directed either to the President .or i Cashier of the Merchants’ andj Manufacturers’ i Bank; l think ft was to the Cashier; it did not name the Cashier, bat merely was addfessed'to . him by the name of his office; it bad the appcSr i ance of containing money; I senj on those pack* i ages to Pittsburgh by next morning s * mail; Boater , bad removed the packages abont six feel from the > pile to the counter, when I saw him. t p At this point, one of the jurors, who had been * exceedingly unwell for some time, became much worse, and the Court was adjourned until Mon t day morning. i . Fiat—A fire broke out between one and two o’clock on Sunday morning, m Mr. G. W. Smith’* Brewery, on Pitt street. , I? originated in the inside of the building though in what Is unkuowoT and-considerable damage was done to one wing of the building, and to the root f The promptitude with which the firemen were on the spot, and the energy with which they worked, aubdned the flames. Phxooloot —Fax* Lxtrruu.—A free lectqre, on the .above science, will be delivered by Mr. C. Townsend, at Philo Hall, over;the Pott Office; at half past seven o’clock this evening. He vrill ex* amine beads in the presence ofjtbe audience. .AU are respectfully solicited to attend. The-leciorer appears before oar oommnaity with the most flat tering recommendations from the Fowlera of Now York, and others entitled to credit. Riot.—A riot look place befweett-'ihe persons drawing the engines of the Eagle and Vigilant fire companies np Third Street, Blowa were interchanged and stones throwh, by which several persons were injured. The 'Mayor fortunately was promptly on the ground, tod by bis presence, threats, and entreaties, prevented what otherwise might have been a very serious disturbance of the public pesos. s 5 This is not the first time lately, that persons run- ning with the Eagle and Vigilant have attempted to behave in a riotous and disorderly manner,-and we sincerely trust that the gtjdty parties may be .brought to justice, and this growing spirit of law lessness be nipped in the bad.*. Fit* Md BMiM Prrr*- moe NavwsTloslaan Fm Ixscatsca Comtsst— chartered 183*—continue* to intfcre, upon every de scription of property, si tM Umti ram. Omct No. Si Market street f „ SAMUEt GORMLY, Prest Robkzt Form, Sec’y. - myfcdfim JOB PaiSTIHQ. BILL HEADS, CARDS,' CIRCULARS, Manifests, Bills Laiing r dsritraets, Law Blanks, ftfwa t-actta, esanrtcans, chxcis, 7 * roues, Ac. Re printed at the shortest notice, at low price*, a? the Uarxm Omn. Ttyas sraxxr lnprOTinMU lh DR. G. O. STEARNS, late of Poston, U prepared to manufacture and set Blocs Taita in whole and pan* ofaew, upon Suction or Atmosphprie Suction Plate*---' Tootjuch* reaxa w rrvs mutct**, where the nerve is exposed. Ofice and residence next door to the Muy or’* office, Fourth street, Pitubuixh. ' Raravo—J. B. M , Fad3en.F.;ll Baton. jslP Groceries-. ■ = 350 bags Green Rio Coffee} ISO pkgs Y. 11., Imp- and Gunpowder Tea; sO bajf ehecti Uiaek Teat, ISO bu Va manufaetnred^obaeeo; 40 hbd* N'. o.Sugar; 5 20 bbls Loaf Bogan 5 lOhbls Cra.hed Bogan ' SO bbi* Noa. 0 and 3 Mackerel; tthfbbl* do . d« US tierce* Fresh Rice; ■ 400 aide* Sole Leather, (NjY.) S cask* Madden £0 bxsiNo. 1 Chocolate; 300 bble N. O. Molasies; § SO ream* Writing and Letter Paper; 3 bbls Roll Brimstone; 2p bbls Camwood; . 10 ream* Spanish Whiting; SU bbls * hip Logwood: I Jbbl Camphor; SO bxt White Pipes; 1 obi Nutmegs; so bbls 8. H Molasses; 5 bbLiUoves; 30 bbls Boston Tan 3 cetfcooa 8. F. Indigo; 30 bbls Tanners* Oil; lOOjaa'tCasiii; IS hbls Fustick, ‘ \ - “ m “ m - IDO bale* Nos. 1A 9 Hatting J 3 bbls Saltpetre: 8 do ERiom Salts; ~ . 3 bble Chalk: S bbls Geo; Ginger. 40 qr bxt Hslf Spanish Cigars; SO qr bxs Spanish Cigars;’ 100 twentieth bxs Spanish Cigars; IUO tenth do do > do; • .Together with a full and general aasortmentof Pitts burgh manufactured articles. { JAKFI-OYD, Round Church-Building*. octlT ou Liberty and Wood ate, Pittsburgh. , Grocartaa, Wlaiii *«< THE subscriber* are now receiving their Fall Slock of Goods, and offer for ■«!« the following, oa ac commodating term*: ? 360 casks Mnspratt’s Soda Ash, 69 per cent; 30 do do Bleaching Powder; 1* hhda prime N. o.Bnjar£ 903 bble do Moiaiqes, in oak bbU; 1? bbli Loaf Sorer; ; 152 bag* prime Rio Coffee; 1 30 bf chocu Y. Hyson Tea;} • ICO bxa Y. Hi G. P-, and Imperial Tea; 90 bx* Virginia Tobacco, 0%, Ac, S 3 bbla and half bbU Nas.2 and 3 Mackerel; 103 lb* Indigo: * ibO bbla Rectified and Old Hong. Whiskey; 17 hf pipes Brandy, Ourd,l>opuy, Ac; 9 pipes HotuuuLGin; • j S 3 casks Port Wines, various brands; 19 do Madeira A Sherry Wines; 33 do Sweet Malaga i do 1 ft do While Wines; . * ft do N. E. Bam; ; ... ' Together with an assortment -of Domestie Laqnor* Cflidiilft Alcohol, No. leu liberty »i SEW BOCTB TO BALTIBOSB ARD PfIILADBIPHUi THE TWENTY-SIX MILES yU Tovibloghißy BJwor. k The apleadidlnew and fait tanning kdM|gHg\, b. FvaK, Manor, will ran m a d«J; ly packet (Suudavi excepteo) between PITTSBURGH and WEST NE'vTON, on,opening of n»n«i»#« Yooghiojrbeny river. Learea Wen New-on { \° n £*. onptr Wharf Boat, every morning at® o’clock. *u tnmingf leaves Pittsburgh from Wharf Boat ahore tho Monongahela Bridge, eTety evening at 4 odoc*. GOODd received by. Agent* on board the Whan The Farmer has been expreujy for tho Yoeghioghenv river, and the public may rely on her remaining permanently u» tho frmde. ■ • Particularaiteauonpaid to oU way freightandpa*- aenxera. I apgatwgF P&Lh AND WiBTEB PAIBIOVB< „ GEO. R. WHITE, No. S’Martat streot, i. nov openißg hit Fall and Winter Fathions, consul ■iSi ea’ tilk velvet Paletot*; u French Merino Clonks •* cloth end kill Paletot*; , . “ SilkMantlila*. Theae article* nr* ot th® latent ud most ftthUnnble atyle*. Alao, French Embroideriet; 0 4 Satin de Chine, for Indie* dreitea: Span Silk, end BUk nod Wool Heatery; Genu and Indiet nUk Veiii and Drawer*; . Children*'Merino Veitr, . _ A Urge nsaortmeot of black and fancy Silk*, Satin Tore for ladle* drense*. ... . Brocha, Thibet and Woolen Long Shawl* BsmeueT Bheeltaj., T»bl. UoJ"< “J Alao, Inin Linen*, imported JJ himtelf direct .oetSalliß __ CHEESE— ?il bx* Cream Cbeeae,Wdo Wit Cl in ttora and for tale by oetll Proport7 In MU|W«r««r for mHE lobtc Tiber* olir to 1 Lou, uaa in tire Bocoad Wud,ftoojlo«oiiao «!u£s.cuir B crcTjAS B obi's &0 N! o nth* p real*** nrl 7jtwtn i_ Demin. Comer olToonh aud Dccttar, between - ** tepVdlTld Jitxkat ud Farcy unh> 3N erdsr to afford all possible weorityiu the poMle, . a* well as to themselves, against fragd asd. Impo* lien from counterfeiting, the proprietor* have made a change la the exterior wrapper or table of their Vet .mifugs. The new label, whieuie a steeS engraving of the most exquisite design and jaerkmanriiip, ha* been introduced at a yerv great expense, ssd is from the brain ofaaaniatofihe first talent Thedesignlsnew, and the exception elaborate. Several figures and a portrait ure most prominent, bat the. word H Vmit reel) 1 ' printed in waits letters on a red and finely en graved rronpd, should be particularly I examined*— When held up to the light the letter*, i&tdinr of the letters mid every Uhe, howeverminute, throughout the whole of this part of the engraving'.match as exactly ns II the impression had been made upon one *ide oo iT.aUhougaitUsetually printedonb«h»de* of the caper. This should In all cases to observed. A la bel upon eaeh dozen is also printed In red'epoftbotb rides, and should be examined in the satfie manner. 1 ' This preparation has now stood the test of.maTy years trial, and is confidently recommetmed.as asue inU effectual medicine for expelling wojms from the lystem. The unexampled success that ihet attended its administration in every esse where the penent was really afflicted with words, certainly renders It wor thy the attennon of physicians. ' .i . The proprietor has made it a point to ascertain tee result of itt use in such ease* as cante within his knowledge and observation—and he invftrielly found it to produce the most salutary effects—npt infrequent- Iv after nearly *U the ordinary preparations recom mended faTlworm* had been previously ierortsd. to without aoji permanent advantage. TnU fact is at tested by the certificate* and statement*'of bandred* of respectable persons in different pans iof the eonn try, and shoalo induce families always te-keep a vial of the preparation in their possession. It Is mild tn its operation, and nay be administered with perfect aaio ij io the most delicate infant. j PBICEBBEDQOBIU M BURR MILL STONESj manufaetn* . A red la Prance, composed of but few /1 Blocks and aolia-eye*—a large assort- K|_| meat, the best of the kind; always on ■dHHH hand at greatly reduced poeeA ALSO—French Burr Mfll Slones of iWni my own manufacture, made ff a new - £aHnM and auperier quality of Blocks. These Burrs are made under my own sspenp tendance, aad as great care Is taton te Joints eldse, and to ba»o an the block* In eacn stone of. ontfonn wmper, lie, .r. 1 -.-te! uerv best quality, superior to these imported from and afro superior to the *re-t mass of those made In this country, and at prices lowey than have ever before been offered in this market f Laurel Hill Mill Stones, all sue*. , i Bolting Cloth*, all numbers; orthebestqualtty,war ranted to give satisfaction to the purchaser, and at BT MUI 7 Bpindb:* < ! hUUlront, Screws and Ificka, Plat- and Cob Grinder* Grist and Saw Mill Castings of all kinds, and Mill Sternilhing in gup* et AU order*promptly attended to aiaujandMSLib ““ W ‘‘‘W.^WALLACE- To Wcstsni nsrehants. WEOFFERoathe most reasonable term*, swell allotted stack of Groceries and Pittsburgh man ufactured articles, now on hahd and receiving by ca- l5O bag* Rio Coffee; 10 do Pepper; s'do Alipice; 50 half cheau Y. IL, Black and Impanel Teas; CO boxes w “ “ 100 bbls N O Molasses; SO do sugar house do; 30 hhd* N O Sugar, 10 tierces Rice;; 100 bbls No 1 Rosin; 60 do Tan ’ f 3 ciks Soda Ash; 65 do Germaa Clay; 50 bbls No ailsree) Maekerel; ; f ioo boxes Dried Herrinm ; 700 lbs Codfish; 6 bbls Madden 1 ‘ 100 mau Cinnamon; 3 ceroons Indigo; 10 bbls Whiting; , 600 bxs tap'd Window Glass, from 6xB to #4x3o; 150 kgs Nails, assorted sixes- . .. White bead in oil, Cotton Yams, Batting. Candle Wick, Flint Glass and Hollow Ware, with a general assortment of other articles too amnerouJ to mention, which we invite our friends to exatnmei before pur chasing elsewhere.- TASSEY Ik BEST, oct o * -No 35 Wood st, Pittsburgh Tlx* Chsrtisrs Cool Company. [INCORPORATED.^ BOOKS will be open for tnbseripuon to the stock ot “The Chartiers Coal Company,” m and after oaday, the srtth day of. September m«t, at theoffiee ° f Z .^° i ° Bl °°' FC “ a “• gw.XIINGTOK. TO PBWTSBSn , JOHN D. M’CREARY, Printing Ink Manufacturer, No*. 331 and 333 Stanton street, NEW YORE—Do do! No. 3 Spruce street—Would call the attention of Printers to hi* improved Printing Inky or various kinds and orders, at the following price*: Extra fine Jet Black, for Card and Wood Cats -- - • *J 00 and 300 per lb. Fineßook lnk : - - 9 1 « u Book Ink - - - 040 OSO “ NS?. Ink -018030 H. 0 S 5 “ . Fine Red Ink - ?3e 100 1 » ’“i * ® * Blue, Yellow, Green and Whito 750 1 00_1 JW Gold site at (3 per lb, and>Broaxe at ;50,75 eu and **A &do Macearoni and Venniejllt; I >. W.k.En e DwrTBa!uaobo»teOau; I 30 catty boxea Green Tea* 6 do do Oolong Tea, 800 packe Cbeeyer’e Fire Bndlinp | Mltax* MB Roiling . . 3b dox Columbian Ink, anorted ease; > • ado Had and Copying'ink; l , 30 bbla No 3 Maekerel; ,80l and ft bid* No 8 do, sdo do 1 Salmon: for sale by ! ! octfl J D WILLIAMS. eo».#th «u nOBOSGAHKLA BOOTS. Only T 3 mii«* Vi» Brownsville tad Cumberland to Baltimore ana Philadelphia. ' ; fftllE moraine boat leaves tho aboro the 1 bridge, daily, at 8 o’clock precisely. Time to Baltimore. 33 hour*; time to Philadelphia, .40 honra The ev*niar.b©st leaves daily, (except Sunday ov* enlugaj at 4 o’clock. Passengers by leasing on the evening boat, will ctoaa the mououim) u> atagea next day, and ihua avoid night travel. •. ' ' Secure year ticket* at the Office Monongahela House, or *L Charles Hotel. •' 0c113.1T ' J.MtagIMEX, Agent The PATAPICO FEMALE XSSTITCTE ro nrtx* f*oj» aiLTiugx, ELLICOTTS MILLS (MD.I POST-OFFICE CKDiaTHtmxxcnosok , airi. Llaoolm Ph>lpi. Quitted by canny abUPrvessart and Ttauurs, WILL commence a new scholastic year on ihotMi of SEPTEMBER NEXT. Pupil* entering for the new year can be accommodated doting the vaca tion with board at the lastiwte, under proper asper »i*ioo or instruction. Terma $340, for board and all neceaaariea connected with it, and for Eagliah ednea lion for the eeholastie year of forty-fdur weeks. Ae eompliahmeau, Language* Ac., wlih board In vaca tion, extra charges. . ] ~ . . For healthfulneaa of location, (situ*I** 1 ** • Wf? ““ lalrtrioui region,) beanty ofseencry, and facility ol access for traveller*, the Patapeco Institute Is }»«"- oaased. That Its, advantages for bestowing a ÜberaJ hnd aceompliahod Education are appreciated by the eeblie. U fully demonstrated by iu. past and preaeut prosperity. mytehlawOmr-rißait Pat. ST 1849. fifsaSSl rli BspriM Faokat Lla*. IKS, Beaver, Proprietor., gent P»««n*cr cwt n H Jeffrie*; iNIA, “ *H Hoffman; r. ; . - rasa,,' te between Boater uia Etij, hav« j, and will eoaUdne daring tie «* Irnlar tripe, jeamg Beaver aftei ornlng boat from Putibnrgh, (l o’ ive at Erie in wne for puwmr boat* to Bofltid or np the Lake. Tieneu uuouu ,o Erie and all liake porUj can b« badb3SpU«3mU> JOHNA.CAUOiaY.Agt, corner of Water and Southfield eta corner oi O , OBOBOEKECKi onder tie St CHariee Hotel —QfMt XB|Uib aejneay. 170 R Coafhs,Colds, Asdinie and Consumption! Ths 4 nßpvr AND ONLY FrmbdV far the cate of ths £a£ lh* OF LJFE, discovered by the eelebraitd B .°fkan, of LoodS u England, and introduced Into the United Stale* anJer he Immediate sßperintendendo of the inventor. The sitreordinary success of this medicin*, in th* cure ' f Pulmonary diseases, wariscts the American Ajrint in soliciting for treatment the wont posoute ea* •ulhi lean be found in the community—easesthal seek relief; n vain from any of the common remedies of ths day, i nd have been given op by thi moildistinguiihed Dhv*i< tana aa confirmed and incurable. The Honguri aaßa sambas cured, and will eurejlhemoct denerata of eaj es. 'lt U no quaek nostrum, but a standard Eng* liah B ididne, of known and established efficacy. Ewy family In the United Btstes-shouid be supplied with Bnchan’s Uaugarian Balsam of life, not only to saetthe consumptive tendencies of the climate, but to bo used as a preventive medic bio la ail coca of y>iu« coughs, spitting of blood, bain in .the aide and chest irritation and sorenesa of the longs, broehltis, diffiei ity of breating, hectic fever, bight sweats, emaci atlon indgcneraldebility, asthma,influenza, wnooplnj eoaal and croup. I . _‘ jjol l in large bottles, atglperbcjUc, wlih-fell dirte* rions or the restoration of health. L , , Fa nphlets, containing a mass of English and Amerl* eta 1 ertifieates, and other evidedee, showing the un* eaoa led merits of this great Ehigllah Remedy, may ba obtsu led of the Agents, gratuitously. For sale by B A FAHNESTOCK * Co, corncro at a id Wood and Wood and Oth stsj jaPdAwfl tt ELYET TRIMMINGS.—An iresrunesi of newest V styles Velvet Trimmings, of hll the if adingj col* "S l?, 1 ” f, ”“ d POU.K g^a." JAB PALZKLL IB nnieralfned wai appoint last. by ibe Conn of Commort joanty, Auditor, to audit lbs] ;k, lats Sequestrator of > th*j ibatjjb Turnpike Road.” In j I'.ment, he will attend at hla ol ’PaeidoT' the Coi October, u , t 3 dltcaarfe too VVubifften, lO^oc] MISCELLANEOUS. irifew goo&ir ttir «oodiii BAE0A1X8» BARGAINS'! > »>u MBWineBDU SBBDI. ESS ' iTtKscxnortsßMUistTS, Market «L, between 3d and 4th, Pittsburgh. Ya/M. LSOSSQXi No. tt Market nw, between If Third nadFoonb, sign of the tag . golden Bee Hive,"ha* jut commenced receiving and opening the largest, cheapest end moat splendid stock of Fau and Winter Dry Goode ever offered by one home la Pitta* 1 batch. AJhef these Auriga good* have been parches* ednftha importers p«r the laatateasera flrom Europe, and for richness of style and beauty of design are on* sutoassedin this or any other market. • The domestic and staple department will also be found complete, and cheaper than at any ether bonte ! in this dty. The subscriber would here reapeetfnlly call the attention of-hU oumetous customers,.and ell wishing to boy new and cheap goods, to the prices which will no donbt astonish them, being determined to tell cheaper than the cheapest. ■ Good dark Calleo, only Scents per yard; •'.Beatquallty dark Ca’tco, fast colors, 8 to 10; ltd British parole Print i, fast colors. Bto 10; • Heavy 800 Ticking, from 6 to 10 cents per yd; • Bleached Muslins, good quality, 0 to 8$ per yd; Best quality Bleached Muslins, 0 to 10 per yd; r Heavy yard wide Unbleached Muslins, fi to Of; Gobi red Flannel, from Ifi to 85 cent* per yd; Gdod yellow Flannel, IS to tSeu per yd: *. Good black Alpacca from IS to S 9 peryd: French Ginghams from 10 to IS eta per yd; Irish Linens at prices Boa 85 to 1,25 per yd; and Kentucky Jeans from 12J to 0 eto; Cloakings and Unseya from 18f to 31 eta; . Heavy Domestic Ginghams 10 to IBf cts; A splendid assortment of all the newest styles. TUbefCashtneres In blah colon, rich goods; Lapin French Thibet Merinos, the finest imported; Rich Camelion Silks, in all colon and qaa'/tiea; Black Annnres, beat quality, plaid ana sinpe; Blsek Gres de Rhine, all widths and qualities; Lapin's fine black Bombazines, beaauial goods; do best French Merinos, black and colored; - mdo do do do is high colon: u ft do fino French dd Laines, all wool, high eolon; Rich figM Cashmeres, bcaatital goods, very cheap Dotted Swiss Muslins, for evening dresfes; Broche Thibet Scarfs, late importation; Best quality French Kid Gloves, all eolon; Mourning Caihmeret and de Laines, all prices; Ladies embroidered Neck Ties, splendid goods, ' Ladles finert quality Freneh Unen Hdkfs; : Belting Ribbons, a fall assortment;' Worked Capet, Collars and Caffs, in great variety ’’Black and colored Crapes, all qualities: Brocade Lustres, In all colors and qualities; Mohair Camelion figures, rich gooes; French Cloakings, superb goods, high eolon; 1 Also, black Brmoel Lace, all widths and prices; Black Bilk Fnn esrwide and heavy, best quality. Togeiher with a large stoekcf whlie Goods, Swiss Jaconet and Mall Muslins, besides a very large and aaperb stock of Fall Bonnet Ribbons, of the latest im* Donation and most fashionable styles. Many of the above gobds have Just arrived per the last steamers from Europe, and are worthy the attention of theta* dies. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! A' splendid assortment of Shawls:— •Super extra size French' Long Shawls, best imp'd ’ Soper extra die Long Broche, finest quality; Bnpertfijaality Long Plaid Shawls, rieh colors; Best quality square plaid fine wool Shawls; '•'Rich and heavy extra uzo black silk Shawls; •Rich camlion changeable mlk Shawls; Super black and white, all wool, long Shawliq i Super extra size Long and SqVe Mourning Shawls Paris printed Cashmere Shawls, In great variety; ♦« ■ •* -Terkeri u all prices A anal's, Mode erabrid Thibet “ heavy allk fringe; ,uu a U a u Black and mode colored heavy cloth Shawls; White emb'd Thibet Shawls, beautiful goods; Highland pl’d long and sq’re Shawls, very cheap; Mourning ShaVls and Scarf*: In great variety; Also, a large lot of plaid Blanket Shawls, from 75 ctslofm; Together with a full supply of Gloves, Mitte and Ho alery, with all articles usually kept in a Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods House—ail of which will be : at prices to defy competition. : JET Remember the store. No. 88 Market street, be* tweqn Third and Fourth, sign of the Bta B*»*Hivx, where bargains can at all times be had. iDia&tUm * WILLIAM L. BUSSELL. ausTPßOopraoN. mHE undersigned have erected works in the elty of : 1 New York,forthepurposeofGalvaniongallartl* elee of Iron, which it U desirable to PROTECT FROM RUBT.SOCB as Telegraph Wire, Bolts, Spikes, Nails, Wire (or Fences, and any other article which maybe, required. FPrlioop*forCaske,Masnb«titutoforbeJe Rope; for Clothes lines. Lightning Rods, and a host of other applications, it will be -found cheap and durable. They would particularly call attention to the Galvani* zed wire for fences; it requires no paint, and wilt not nut. Also 40 Spikes and Bolts, the preservation of whleh is of so maeh Importance, that it will commend itself to the notice of all those interested. GEO. B. MO REWOOD A CO., Patentees, U and 18 Beaver st. N. York. Beoflß| oci3o-d£wlyT SIGN OP THE PLANE AND SAW, Vo. 78 Wood street, PUtstrarob. MUBEB AND LAUFAIAN, Importer* sniTdeelert In Foreign end Domestic HARDWARE, in s Tsrieties, are now prepared to Mil «i too end on u naaonnble term* u cen be purchased elsewhere. We solicit our friends, and the public jrenerallT, to call snd examine out stock, which consists in part of KNIVES end FORKS, PoiIKET end.PEN KNIVES, SCISSORS, BIIEABS, RAZORS, Moose Trimmings, neb es Leeks, LAicbes, Hinges end Screws, together with every article nsnellrkept in Herd were Stores. We invite the attention cf Carpenters and Mechanics rencrally to oar assortment of Tools, which base been selected with tree: eere, end which we am determin ed to tell so es to giro satitfactisn. epSaiAwT | plaints for which his opportunity and experience peculiarly qoalil* u years assiduously devoted to s"sJtireatment ofthose which l! k» hLj more practice and has cured more pa tients than can ever ftfi to the lot of any. private prao tilioaer) amply qualifies him to offer tssnrancee of i neodr. oomtaew, and satisfactory cure to allfcflUctai din****! and all diseases ariilnf thers| f "S'.BrowntromldlnternUi°» win pnrui disease* which have beeome ehronle by time or id ‘dnrUed bytheuMOf any of the eornmen noitrumscj ■Sa day, thi their eomplainu can be radically and lho> OMhhnsuredjhe harinif given his earefal atientioaw SetreaMent of such eases, tadmeweded in hundred* of in «*■""»■ in curing poreons erf inftaamtncn of the eeek of the bladder! and kindred diseases which often where oUers hare consigned them u hopeless despair. He particularly Lnrite. inch r£ Te been long and unsueeesifcUy treated by others SSasnHlEm/Fben every «uafacdo*willbegiven thexmand their eases treated in a carefid,thorough and £»UW manner, powtedoulbya longeiperienes eadrTand investigation, which it is impossible for thoi JSJJJred In eeneral practice of medicine to girt an or Huptur»--Dr. Brown elao Invite* per) sous affileted with Henna to call, as he has paid pane »iir anentlen to this disease. CANCERS also eared. i BUn diseases} also ttl «, Palsy,sw^speoddyeirsd sex Uring at a distance, bi r ..in g their disease la writing, firing allthesym)' nn obtain medicines with directions for use, py' addressing T. BROWN, M. D., postpaid, and uneloa, ta Sfte?*No. Diamond aH*y,oppotii*lbi' unrtj Dr. Brown's newly discovered tente if for Rheumatism is u speedy and certain remedy lot palnfol trouble. It near r falls. . Ofice and Private Constltieg Rooms. No. o Philadelphia, with u invitation to retain the Taa,ifnot liked. aiTatt natcna: ■ 4 fGunpowder*-*— V® '£*' }»£s fl. Imperial" 60 75 I*oo 1 * 00 M*-WO SIY.UTKm- —so 31 n isn i& i& ; _ | Black--** 371 M ® LACI *‘ t Fine and extra Fine* *7b 1,» IfiS IfiQ • We wilt warrant ail the TEAS we. kU lo be equal 10, if not scrxrioaw any add m this city, and should lliey not ptotc acceptable to the taste, they ean be re turned, and the money will be refunded,' aa it la only W WoartTwTtti^§iai e tto public may bo able to between oar Tew and those heretofore told by other companies in thla city. . . All lovers ofyieb, delicious and good ttatored TEAS, should rive ns a call. __ For sale by JOS. S. M. YOUNG A CO., N W comer 4th and Ferry streets, and E YOUNG & CO, 8 W comer 3d and Boss atreeta fOE THE XX3SOVAL’AJfD PXUJSAXKTT CCU OT ALL DISEASES Aisiao raox as wrcu state or the blood OB IUBtT or THE BTUXJt, TUI' Scrofula or King'* Evil, Rheumatism, OMtinate Cali* neoas Eruptions, Pimples or Postales on the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Bias Worm, or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement aha Pain of the Bones and Joints; Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltie Symplons, Sciatica or Lumbago,—and diseases arising front an injudicious use of Mercury, Aei lites or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence in Life; Also—Chronic. Constitutional Disorders, Ae. This Medicine has acquired a very extended and («• . tsblished reputation wheteyer It has been used, based entirely on (ts own merits, which Us superior efficacy has alone sustained. The unfortunate victim of her* editary disease, with swollen glands, contracted si news, and bonea half carious, nos been restored to hesl'h and vigor. The eerofalous patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome to himself ana his attendants, his been made whole. Hundreds of persons, who bad groaned hopelessly tor years under cutaneoas and glandular disorders, chronic rheumatism, and many other complaints springing from a derangement of the .secretive organs and the circulation, have been rolled us it were from the ruck of disease, and sow,- with re generated constitutions, gladly test fy to the effickcy of this inestimable preparation. ‘ “TROTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTIONS The attention of the reader is called to the following astonishing cure, effected by the use of Sands Sarsap arilla: ‘ . This is to eertifv that I have a colored woman who bos been afflicted for the last five years with Scrofula, and all the remedies I used had no effect In arresimg. the progress of the complaint; on the contrary, she constantly grew worse; and oner expending between 870 and BSU with physicians, besides using other pop ular remedies without success, till the disease had . eaten away the earulage of her note, made its appear* t once on various parts of her body, and has anally i commenced its ravages in.the roof of her mouth. In this dreadfal situation, with the prospect of death 'staring her in the face, 1 Mated her ease to Dr. Disos , w*y, the agent for Sands’ Sarsaparilla in Newborn. N. C, by whom 1 was advised to use that article; ana ip i my surprise and that of'my neighbors, to whom her. t ease was known, after using four -and .a half bottles, f tbe was rtstoredtoperfecthealth,andthstlnUie»pace | of three weeka/and was able to work in two weeks from the time sbe commenced taking it. r In witness of the truth of this statement, Ibsvo here* 1 onto affixed my name, this IPth day of Sept, 1947. b JOSEPH M'COTTER,J.P. • Mouth of Neuse River, Craven eo., N. C, ; SORE TH BOAT. The following is 'an extract from a letter received' from Mn. Be van. who had been afflicted several year* with Serofateas Uleert, Dyspepsia, Ac., and recently an affection of the throat and chest:— Baileytburg, Dee. 13,1815. Messrs. A.B. AD. Seeds: Delate I canmeueediu* log your Sarsaparilla, my suffering* were almost put expression; my throat was completely ulcerated,! had a dreadful cough, aud there were frcqaeaUyrwteks to gether that I couid not speak aboye awh.sperf and be sides, the Inflammation tromoy thtoalextendedtomy head, to that my hearing was very much impaired. After taking the Sara paiiUa a short rima, mv health improved, and my throat is now well; I am a« free from cough and tightness of the chest as ever I was, and can hear quite distinctly. My throat has been well ebou three months, the care of whi-h has beea effect ed entirely by the use of year Sarsaparilla. . Yoar friend, : LOUISA R. BEVAM.- The following testimonial to the value of the Samp-' ariUs, is from Ute Rev. Luther right, aged 78 years. Congregational Minister, residing at Woburn: i Wcscan, Mots, March 30th, IS4O. Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen, Prom what l have expe rienced. and from the information 1 have recentlv re ceived from a number of persons of high respectabili ty who have used your Sarsaparilla. I have not the least doubt but that U is a most valuable medicine, ana that the numerous certificates you have received of its effleter ore fully sustained by experience aud al though its reparation and utility are very ondmaed in no need of ay humble effbrts to tncrcasc i&rer of your vain* iSJjSKOWAROFSIoSBieI, Al- 44ctses and baJetofTlCKlNGejef the York; Has* illon, AmnakßtgandjOti* C^mpaama. Xbalet Red, White and Yellow FLANNELS, a ' complete ataormentfoT»)aJrabT , 'k»baleerpiece, received direct from ranafteuuef*. BROADCLOTHS-anii CAPQI MERES, Wthe mean* . faetuert of B. SUUr t'Son. HUI & Carpeolfcr, Per. nam, Henris, grade. - «•* C ASSINhTS, JEANS ekdY4XET)S,“*44 {|W »f . • all the various aacnAEetsm. ' ••• ' - 83 eases MUSLIN DE LAINB und'CASHMERES, ' ofthe Hamilton and Manchester Works; ai*o, full e*v‘ tenmeni of Forein manufacture. -V -v-.: 80 eeset eolorea MUSLINS, f°. r tale bp the esse st , Attests* price*. __ • •v. -‘?i : Brown. Bleached end'ColorrdCANTON FLAN*, ~ NElAofall the usual makes also Cloak UnlatA ALPACCAS, BOMBAZINES, tad COBBRGS— More then 80 ea ted. A1t0.300 piece* Preach Merino, Lyenem and Paramatta Clothe.. ‘ • 'i• BILKS end SHAWLS—SCO pa. of black end faacv . ; Bilks: nearly 2000 Shawls, long end square, of ell kind*. Alto, VUete*. Cloak SearftjAe. A fall etwrtment or White end Linen Gtode. Also, Hotiery end Glove*, Embroideries, Lecei and Trim mints, Mounting Artidea, all qualities, tiaet end make °*HJBBON9—SO boxes of rich Bonnet aud Cap Rib- . i bent; aim, Velvet, »lka, Satin*, Ac., witiererToth- ■ er description of Millinery article*, TaUora 1 Trim* 0 whle£ together with. * general assortment of • Ooodt of the newetl and moil fethlon&bte styles, win be offered at an extremely. low advance. New Good* eontUnUy received. ' ( All Merehaau are cordially *oli«wd tocdL . ! tptie A. A MASON A CO. HOUSES. LOTS, FARMS,>c For flat* or Brat* MTHE very desirable residence in Allegheny .... Cl'.T, lately occopied by R. W. Poindexter, and .. .1 Po*»t»ion riven immediately. • rvr terra*, apply tl this office. or to W. W» WIL* • SON; Market st. ’ ' oictS • MBUSINE3SHTAND FORSALE—The BrieA : Batldinr end praises in Diamond alley, now occopied by Mrs. aoyi* having twenty feel in front; extending back town** Foarth *treet one ban dred and twenty feet For Joimt, apply to octlS GEO. COi-MRAN.ro Wood si Kagliea fir Kur! ”■* ONE PAIR SECOND HANDEnnNES 10 ineh * inehe* In.diameter, tills rood order,' wilt Vi told at A , baryoia, if be made toon.. They only bees in ate about 19 months.. For p trueulere,Xqair*.. of jytffcdtf i R. HAYS, Gazette otf»« !-/ FOa“aKffiT—The tieaiton iiiieaS, • |M occupied by Mr*. Atwood, situated at Oakland; r. 1 ug&with 80 acres of .ground attached.. Tin Mote inpaeious and convenient, and the ground well im proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00. V ... aagM ••• • '■ -r--- fftwa .c me FtfiFsALE-A Brick iWvftmt-ooe year ; built,) and Lot, on Robintoa street, Allegheny,' “■"near old Bridge. Price low and icrrai euey«— Inquire of Ifrtt 8 BCHOYER, tlOSecond at ■TOR RENT— I Tha Uree story Brie* tfwciUnf -J* Hoste, on liberty, between Hey thd streets, sow oecnpled by W. Gnhtn, Jr. Fonestioa given immedifttety. Enquire of Wat. Gtibva»-os.aJt the Bookstore of ‘ " JOHNSTON 4 STOCKTON,, t comer Martel and Third streets < Eft A THHEE storied DweUia* Bow, “"second boose from Peon street,: la-. Sower* Bow. otLlUr,street Immediate posse Btion.wOlPO ■risen, of DAVID RITCHIE, AUon>«Ti n* Law—ofliee on Fourth sweet, between,CaerrrywT and GrantstreeL ■ _ ■ — *6&sanK 2~ —•. - j-j FOUB mw two story Unc» Dwoiling Hoa*«s, . Baft-well tnlahed and in complete order, on Ceuier. JHBL Avenee,7th w*ri -Possession given Jaty uU ' p?ntlnw- Fjtf Ifß of JOHN W&ITkCO|. . joG ' eornerof Liberty md Hand «t» « ' ~ 1 Vwo Lou for S%io« - • THE subscribers will sell atpntete sale, thoae two.. valuable Lot* of Ground, situated on.TematoeV ln the Third Ward oLAliegheny City, each having a : front ofao/eet, running back 100 feet ihiiepthpe;® feet alley, open which isbuilt a none wan, 53 bj low . feet, Which contain* atone .enough to build cellars for two comfortable dwelling hou»e*»'.and in front them are three ahade trees, of » years growth, and the.Btd*3 waJlUa paved with brick, all of which will be soldst: 8900. Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or County Serrp, wiil betaken In payment •' ••• - * - -• J Jfc H PHILLIPS, N»5 Wood«L*v< or to WXLBENSON, Immediately opposite raid h»fc. mya_ ' •'*" •• • • ••• • FORSALB— Five iota eligibly situated in the floors ishiag town of Birmingham. The lots art situa ted ea Deomaa street, numbered in P Bauman's nUfi' 7s, 70.80, Ot and ftt-Lot No 73 frondng 30 ieet on las* ry Ann street, 70 fret deep; the other font CO feet front each, by 80 feet deep.- . ..v.\ s '■ > Terms—Greawr part of puenkse money may - rat main for six years, secured by mortgage. .Ter pawl nlars, Inastro of ' , 8 bCHOTERv ' : myi# . v • ’ • HOseeoadir ValaablaOoal Jjaadfr' " ” ABOUT (bar miles above Lode Ho. of PiaeHao, , s orue vew best, qnabty, end easy, of adMdifofflttc '■_ namberof Mcres, nxißi iwcaty-IlTe to a _*’> be obtained. Persons desirous of porea&aUQMßyFv * <£ell an WAUEER REEDjCa ih* prenn«*,or Wot* Reed, opposita tbe Post omest vrbo .say formation cansarsiaf the property. Tbe dbovQ.wi I be sold at a great bargain., ; •:. a»£]aWßi • mo LET—A good brie* Dwelling lioasc, riMata «t X BoblMoattwetjAUegbaar; myia • .i . - •■; SOLOMON BCHOVSB: |5t)R HAf.K CHEAP! FOR SCRIP—A IcJS ftf groenrf , 1? situate on Webster street; S 3 feel from HUh ■treat; i SO feet front oa Webstdr, by 80 ftet to.or fi vc ' NEW ARRANGEMENT. SPEED INCREASED. I __ EXPRESS FAST PAOKST UM| (Exclusively for Passenwn,) _ VIATUE GREAT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. TO PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. mHE public are informed that on andaiterSatorday 1- tho Ist of September, the paaeoccfs by tfiu Uno will be earned over the Central Rrnl Rood from Uw. (tiown to Harrisburgh. and from thence to Ptuladef ; phtx by the HarrUbargn sad Colombia Bail Roads.— By this new arrangement passengers will go through in osc dat uaa two than,heretofore. . • ‘ . . The Pockets of this Lino are new and ofthebesl. class. This route for safety,’speed and comfort, ts the •mast preferable now iunso to.ihe Eastern cities. Rail Roads' are all passed In' day light Time, 3 dors. -F. re,Ten Dollars. For Infonaodon apply to 3 . AVSUTCH, MonoagahelnHoeso.^ oct< or Dto LEECH A CO.Gahtl Basin. _ - WUSBIIftUIHH ' THE partnership of the undenUced, ‘under ma firm of Bagaley ASmith, wasiussolvcd by satasi eoatent on *9th September, W- B*galey purchasing the interestofJ.R. South.who reares. Thebujiaess of the firm will be rettled by their successor*, Wri. Bsguley A Co., « No* 18 a fi iUICT , Pittsburgh, Oct 8, MS. ISAAC B. SMlftt - CO-PARTNERSHIP.—Wm. Bsg»I«T htvfrtg ***o* eiaied frith him Wm. IL Woodward of “tieiphi*, John S- Coigntve and Ralph Bsgol«r_of Pllub I n iJ“» will coadnaeUie Wholesale Grocery Basificsj, at Nos. 18 and 80 Wood stonier the fit'm of r WM. BAG ALEV A CO, Pittsburgh; •• ' indBAaiLEV,WOODWARDACJfPhiIad’a. octO- • - . ••••'■ • — 7 . TO PBUTSBSi I THE subscriber baa no Jtand'oiul ors*Jft,asAr£at of L. Johnston A the fellow* tug: S 3 pair of Coses; qs i/.ai>t« fMimy Letter, differeutrisss, SU Newspaper Cat*-. ; - 600 tbs. Leads, cal u> order;. to Composing Sucks; . <■>, . • dereoptioas, Ac. Tea Store; 70 Fourth at 'N —Orders received tor new Troo. anlodAwd ■ ' QEO.'W. SNITII A Cihr . lß^^si^»ssss»s!ai brkwkpv. f*Pii- ; «**’*■* r* - "at V BSXIO 5 BITiCShWi • » v'p owvfru of nRA.L estate and spec-. A PATim WINDOW APPARATUS^—A gentleman of Philadel phia, who hold* from ihe pmeutco the tight for tht Stale of PenaaylYama, bu eouuated to the undertigaed toe dinxmil of the nght for the uot. Tbs inTcotioaie among the bmi aeelnlaf me ago, «o abtinr ope to open. »hat, bow, arid boh iho windowa fromiha iaiide, wiUwatraliinf theaeiij.- Tkewpara ibj aapplie* the place of inrAoekle*, riep, mpU a, and lower fciagea. Wbwr the wiridowe-nre nearly shot, t&ey ceonot be opened from tie outiiiiej-wSttn lower ed. thayarefui wUhoot'tylajjwtaefi they am fail without tom-hackle*. I%oM imetwted in building: ImprovemetUa, ikdald call At- once the model • LYND MeGOFFIN, • ocflUta ;. . ‘ Bed Uo^H-iwl JC oeui ■IU.QOO uowiantfinr .ISAUMDICKEVkCo, Ftouit.