BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
4TEL *OWPnED \-
FOR THE PITTSBURGH Daily GAZETTE
**•*•■* btoUi|«ae* from braioa.
A NEW AMBASSADOR ACCREDITED TO
THE UNITED STATES—DISAVOWAL OF
POUSSIN’3 CONDUCT.
Nxw Yoix, OcL 22.
We have advices from London op lo the 6ib.
The Paris Monlienrofthe sib say* ital the French
Government,.entirely disavows the conduct of
Pootaia, and It also announces the appointment of
FI- BoULe.Compie, now French Minister at Turin f
M Minister Plenipotentiary toWashingion. Lacien
Marat relieved bim at Turin.
The Conatituinnnel confirm* the Intelligence
that a joint note from the EagUih and French
fovernmeet* has been.tent to the Conn of St.
Petersburg, which it was expected will have the
cffect.of pierenting'a rupture between Russia and
Turkey. |
The Vienna iJourns! stales that five hundred
Hnngari*^'refogees were assembled on a. vast
plain at Widdco, curronnded by the Turkish
troops.
Kossuth, Bern, and the other Hnngarian Chief*
are lodged In the fortress of Negh.
KOSSUTH & BEM COMING. TO THE UNI
TED STATES!
New Yoax, Oct. 22.
.There is nothing, commercially, worth, report.
tof• ’
A letter in the Tribune says, ‘'that Kossuth,
Best, and Dembiaaki expected in New
York about the middle of November, unless war
ahoald break-out between Russia and Turkey,
when they will reoew the Hungarian conflict.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CwcisaaTi, Oct. 22.
is heavy, with small sales of Prim© ot
e 'ci i 9u t : - •
Sale* at'Ue per gall
iinrt change in other arlielea tuuaUyre*
The river has fallen nine inches. Considerable
rain faU.yesterday—today the weather is pleas*
ant *' ’/
NEW TQtIK MARKET.
'J-. vJ ■ • . New Yoax, OcL 22.
Floor—The weather has prevented business of
any consequence being transacted. We have no
improvement to-'notice in the mirket We note
>' sales of Common Slate and mixed Western at
$1,6231,75 peV bbl. Sales ol good Western
■ad straight brands ai $5. Sales of fancy brands
Western at sG^lfiss ; 7s per bbl
ia a moderate business doing in
grain at previous, prices. ,
There it no plartioulir'chango to notice in any
nitide generalijf quoted.
The disagreeabta weather hu prevented opera
tions to any extent.
BEWICKLEY AOADE2XY,
A CLASSICAL and Commercial Boarding .School
far Boys, on the Beaver Road, fourteen miles
from Pittsburgh.
REV. JOS. O. TRAVKLU, A. It, PRINCIPAL.
1 he WINTER SKSSION will commeneeen Hut’s*
dsy, November 1, lets. ,
Tents— Boarding, Tuition, Washing, Fnel, Lights,
Ac .per suasion ofare monthr, 875—one half payable
"io *“ T *jjoe; the balance at the c cie of the session.
Thoee taking French or Drawing lessons, will be
charged flo per session extra
Books and Stationery furnished. when requested,
St the expense or the pnoiL. ALL CLO riILVG TO BE
MiBMcTLV MgHitEIX Pupils famish their own
towel*. It is very desirable that all should be preient.
on the tint day of the session.
.For farther particulars, enquire of the Principal, at'
im Aeademy, or of Mean. John Irwin A Son. No. II
Water street, Pittsburgh. ’ oct9:d3w
®BW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
So. 100 market Street,
BETWEEN FIFTH asd LIBERTY, PITTSBURGH.
fTlHfitabacriber would respectfully invite hit Irieods
A and- the public to call and examine his stock,
whieh comprises in part'the following, viz: *
_Finey Cashmere, Mouslin de Ltina, Sslin dc Chines,
Fancy SUk, and a large sxtoruntntof FrenehMeri*
nos, Paramatta, Lynnese and Ctuxirg Cloth*. _
ALSO, French Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, a
Urge assortment; Batin, silk and
Woolen Long Shawls.,
DOMES nog, FLANNELS, Ticking*. Clo haCas*
alfltareo, BaUineta,Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, At. Ac.
QClßrilm \ D, 11. FRALICH.
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
HO. lfl» wbOD STREET!
A BE NOW RECEIviKG a large and complete as*
A aorUasnl of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BAD
DLBRY, and CARPENfKRS* TOOLS, direct from
the mansfsetarora in Kuropeand America, and are
jECVrhilJTprrptred to dder goods at tueh prices a*
Manet fall to please, and would particularly request
the attention of Merchant* who are in the haojtof ro
iag Eut, as we feci . eenjUent .they will find, after a
thorough examlnattop, that our prices wHt compare
favorably with any. Loo** in Philadelphia or New
' octl
CjaVAZ/BLOCHjADB BEHOVED,
. IL D. THOMPSON, '
t Jfo> HO Hiinr SrzrtT, 3 noasa roots Ltssitt,
IB NOW RECEIVING the larrest a.id best selected
stock of Fall bod Winter DRYGOODS, that he
has ever had the pleasure of ottering to his customers
and the public—among Which are several stvles of
entirely new Goods in This market: All tb* high eolors
of raperiorFreneh Merinos and Thibet Clothe Satin
Damask IMbet tfli th, a hew and beautiful artiele tor
ladles dretsesi-Turc Satins, Gro do araiue; Satin de
Chine, Changeable GiaeSe Bilks, blkSiik* foresrdi
ryUs and dresses; Cashmeres, de Laines. Bombazines,
Alpseeas, Ac. Alio, Velvet* and Sstius for bonneis.
Bonnet Ribbons.'Neek dp, Lice Capes? Standing and
other French Worked Collars; Silk.Saiinand Merino
tsearfa, Gloves, Hosiery, iLtcei, Trimmings, Ac. Ac.
A fall assortment or Dornesiies,;laaen Sheetings,
Table Linen*, Diaper, Checks, Canton
ke, A very, large assortment of Long and Square
Shawh.- Fiaro and Table Covers, Damask Moreens.
Bed Drapery, with a eontolete stock of Coachmaken’
Trimmings; all of whietjhavo been purchased at the
lowest rates, and will be'sofd at a smell advaneo.
fl B. P. THOMPSON.
HEW GOODS AT DIGBY’B.
TIT DIGB\ would htrtbj liforn hit fricodi tnd
f f « cuttonjero, and the public in general, that be
has Just received his fall aupply of fall roods, <-K—r>
and good m tuual. - I
60 pieces block end 'colored French, English and
American Broadcloths, of every qnality.
100 pieces block and fancy 6e*timeres.
300 pattern* Vestings, iminy of which can only be
had at this ettabluhmvni
' 00 del merino, Jambs Wool and cottan Shirts and
Drawers. - . • I -
A fall and handsome tdl of Cravats, siik Habdker*
chiefs, Snipenders, Glow*, Ac. <.
A large lot of fine and common white Shirts.
Also on hand, 4U} drabUdue and black felt and blan
ket Orel Coats, from Btu 9 to Sia#).
400 dress, frock, box ai d sack Coats, from S 3 to g-*O.
A large stock of fine add commorr Paata, from Si to
•10 per pair. . | j
70u Vests, of variocs materials,-from 75 eti to S 3.
A fine assortment of I adits and gentlemens’ Cloaks,
always on hand.; i [
N. B—Custom! work will receive particular alien*
tioa. Handsome gurmehu and good £u warranted.
Any person in Want of cloihlog can be be suited to
their entire stinfectianjat W. DIGBY’d
A*ali selling all descriptions ot Fine Gold and Sil
wbki Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware, at
**JH?.** very lowest (trice*.
Cold and Silver Engliib, l Patent Lever Watehe*.
Gold tad SUveriDet'hd [Lever and Lepine [Watches.
Gold and Silver Horixontal and verge Watches.
. volo aad Silver llndcpendeut Second Watetea for
.Jualngharsca.
* yjOjdGsafd. fab and vest Chains, Gold Spectacles.
Gold aod-Silver Pencils, Gold Fen*.
Gold and Btone Bracelets.
GoKtLockeu. Gold and Silver Thimbles.
wlMtoad {Lavs and Pin*.
L*d»# and Gentlemen*! Breastpins.
Silver Spoons, Cap*, Forks, Ac.
»I 4 Wucte, „ low u *Bf3 till.
Wateaes and. Jewelry exchanged.
n e ' or M on German Bilver,*a fine
srrSL_“ i jT w e l ws warranted to keep good time or
ttonooey retnnad.- Jewelry repaired, and Waiehes.
test n*nner, at tnoeh less
uaa tha unsl pneea [ GKO C. ALLEN
JS3^!nl wkts -" a w^SSv’aad
"“HwK“ Jak "> N«V YORK.
GWW-ABDWWTEapigHIOSS.
W»rkel street; la bow
f P«wff ti» Fall »n 4 Winter Fusion*, consist
*ilk Tele« Paletots;
twneiJiertoo Cloak*;
JJ cloth ahd »Ul Paletot*
». ™., sssu“ Uc: *‘ “• °* *•
AIM, French Erabroidories:
i* *“»<■ °M do - tor ladSs d rente*
Span Silk- tad Silk and Wool (fo«i»r*-
OonU and Isdie. *ilkv e I»“Li2SZL.
Cbl'drena’Merino Ve.t,;“ MDr * wer,; '
finer 8ltt», Sntin
“n"«> S '™!N'«pkini
AUo, IHA Linen., impenel b, Um^uSili.
■ oCtcdllß ,
TO PIUSTKRg. ~
JOtTN P-M’CMtA.RY, iMnunj Ink M Mnftc ,
No«- 331 and JJ3 bunion street, NEW YORK—iv’
pot Vo 3 Bpre.ee; »treet--Wo*H call the attention of
printer* u> h» Jnpr-.Ted Pri<iiing inks 0 f
w-i, add order*, at tbe following price*:
.pmi fine Jet Black, for Card and Wood
Co’* .. . i * 1 f H 22 “ d 3 w Per lb.
Fine Boot to* * * 2i® 100 -
»„vi. » -1 • 040 “ 0 fio u
2£5, i£\ * • CIS0«o « 0 w *
Swied Ink 1* 73*1 i « i»«■ a to «
nut Yellow, G««“ 4,1,1 / tVtj,e7s ’ : l<ol £0 “
Gold aixn at Si P« lb, ind Bronze at 50,75 cu and
ofNVw* Ink can be seen on ihta-naper.
MSS' JO T 3TOS ‘~f^
l KOjTICB.
mmz fim BRYDEN befog dissolved,
T"F"3a,afoUd will pontlaoe the Forward inland
£«MncYi IN .nl feipeel/j!:. inform, hie friend, tin,
MSS£WSS7«J«“ ” f * hnneriMWnnce on
_i«lhnu*a and con tenia. for several Tear*, and
lf?.?Phn «illeo»irer** I ' ,£ * etioa 10 »B-»ko may
***“£, will rWeire freight at Uto Lower
2SS ; \ uJaaviam'
1*49.
OCTOBER.
AXHASAC.
90 Saturday,
81 Sunday,
88 Monday,
83 Tueadar,
91 VVedncaday, .....
25 Thursday,
2d Friday, .
PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TOADS
COMMITTEE FOR OCTOBER.
Omci PtrusnoßGiinri, j
Tuesday Morning, Oci. 53.1949 J
Owing to (he constant rain which fcil daring the day
yesterday, the market was quiet, and bat few islet to
toy exte-it transpired.
The river is again a'owly on the rite, and there li
now every prospect of a sufficient depJi in the channel
for flnr largeat olaa< steamen.
FLOrt-Soae small lots arrived by river, but owing
to the inclemency of ihe weather, and the dull state of
the markej, we heard of no isles from Brat hands. pafo*
from itorifio dray loadlota at 84.70 p
Hr* Fnoca-Palet from store to a moderate external
83,6223,65 c *bU. .
°«*" -S»**»»ro*u ire retal.,l, efecud n SS33O
cUiofD.riey.l 6i,.ndof R,e«,soas3c V bu,h. o'
When and Corn, Ihe markei l< bate, a»d tee have to
sales to report.
Scoaa—We hear of no large sales of NO. Sugar, but
,may conboao our quotations.in small lots'by the bbd m
for a prime article. Sales of Loaf Sugar at b 2
Corns—Prices remain very firm, with, an upward
tendency. Wequote Rto at 10}2llc
Mounts— Sales of to bbls in oak, at a?*', time- Su.
gar»iouteissellingat3b3.oe. ’ •’
IUcoN-Sales of II casks of Shoulder* an 1 Side, at 5
«na 5J«i and of 3 ca»kt Sliou'dert at 6c h.
Bi-rmt—We r.oje further tales ofr'oll butter m cloths,
al I22l<}c, and of keg at 9}2lCc.
SttDt—Sale of 15 bu clover at 84; and of abu timothy
at 82,23 ? bu. Flax Seed is worth BM2}e P bu.
Balt -Sal?* 200 bbls, in lota, at 81,37 p bM.
. Ou*—Lard Oil has declined to 50c for No. 2 and 5Cc
for No. E p gall. Sales of Linseed at fiJBOQe.
Pl« Mktal—Sales of 23 tons H. R at 500, C mot
p V*® 0 • boxe * ‘ l for s ooi 'V.
K.,anoOJ3Clc for prime.
Asms—We notiee no change in the market. Sales
of SsJerdtu* at s|c; of Pearls at 6e; of Soda Ash at 3|2
tile; of Pols at sc, and cfScorchings at 3}23|e P 2).
Spirit of the Domestic Uarkiti,
_ New Yoi£,OcL H, p M
Flour and Meal-The market for Flour is active
with »oms speculative movement. The quotations
show no chance, but th«*re is a better feline The
transaction* add or> 12.1:00 bbls, of which tl.Ouu were on
speculation, lAOOCanadian for export. The quotations
dia* <h, Wend,. W. 50381 lor .our, nAJSi H
at 7i fo, Chn.Jlhtr E4,o t ai 75fcr old Sl.ufinS mind
(ax LCW common anJstrait State.
S 1,5«|93 Car new strau Western, 8025.1 n 1
for fAVome rt e.tcru, 83,U‘if15.23 for pure Geneve
and Southern Ohio. The supplies are fuir. l n South-
SIMJL?™ kfl J\ hp,Ty ' Wl '“ ~lc' or 40u bbls at
SP-,, Bales COD or 700 bbi* Rye Flour at 533
SSOi. Meal is 63,12}, with smalt business. Buck-
J«aa*.Meii! is not in large supply, and steady at 522
$3 £2 ‘® r *2° ro * , ' i E*W» U selling rapidly at 75
els for 23 Bn.
Grain—ln Wheat, the market is heavy, with rood
supple*. Sails 2303b05h inferior North Carolina on
pnva'e terms, 500 do prime Genesee at 120 s 1 900 do
Canadian, in bonds, at 103 c. Com lain favor of the
buyer, with moderate butincs* doing. Sales 7,203 bu
at 60262}c for mixed, M for fiat ami round ye’iosr.—
Bales 2,000 bu Rye at C9o in the slip. Sales 3 SCO bu*h-
Barley al 31357 c for fair tf rowed. The msYkeUs W
er. Oau are tieady at dBo3Oc. Beau* and Pea* are
in large demand, and steady.
Provisions—The Pork market ha* lost its buoyancy
Sale* 1,000 bbl* si 53 6938,75 for Prime, 610621310 73
for Me**, closing heavy at inside figure*. Bert is dulL
Sales 300 or 400 bbls at.S<MO, and 83,50 for Country
*“«* i“ , ?.T lO «**'» *»•- Bair* 330 bbis Beef Hams at
8 3fur Western, and 81*40. for 2.0 fc*, weighed out.-
Also, >5 bbl* extra, 813,75214.75.. In Urd, the busi
ness i» moderate. Sale* 400 bids at 6|26} e Sale* 73
hbdsdy Hain. atac, and 40 do Shoulders at ,4}c.—
Dressed Hogs C}27c, and scarce. Butler and 6hec*e
without change —Tribune.
_ ... , . . Tau.A»*trHiA, October IS.
Tie Niagara’s adv.ces, published tins morning, have
had no effect upon the marseb There i« little or no
inquiry for Flour tor shipment, and. wiih increasing
tuppdea, the market is exceedingly dull, sales of *»3ou
bbls for export at 65* bbl,which is tac uniform asking
pnc«; for city eonsumptioo, the demand is limned at
55,42} to SUejrforcommen extra braiid*. Ryr Floar
and Cora Meal ore: inactive; holders ask 5%12} * bbl
hat no sale* have fra spired Gmu-She demand for
wheat to-day has b-oa limited, but prteea arc steady
sale» 3LOO bushels good and prime red at 8! 07&lth*
and white at St, 15* bu. SmolUales Peno’a K> ; e at
60e Corn i* n limited demand,and pri-esarc bare’v
sapponed; sal-sofSDeOOOba Southern Yellow at £O9
65c. bol principally at ihe latter rale, and whits at Cle‘
*5l &». Oats are doll; tales of 1500 bu prune South
ern at 28c * t-u. The Cotton markei i* stc»dv-*ale«
of 230 bales Upland and New Orleans atll}flniei*
*B, on time. A cargo of Allegheny Bimmn.oos Coat
sold at 17 ct*. * bu. Whiskey is in limited I’rmand;
•mail sale* of bbls at 27, and bads a: tttfc—lnquirer
’ , . ~ Baat»ou», Ocl 18.
• Flour—The demand this week has been fair tv*
cote sales on Satarday of 630 bbl* at 85 -On Mordsy
sales of SJO bh « were made at the same rate. r» n Tues
day, sales of COO bbli were made at 85. On Wednrs
day, sales of 230 bbls were made' at the same rote
Yesterday, sale* of 12t0 bbls were made at 85. To
day, there were no transaction* of any moment.
Rye Four-1* held at 8 q£o for Ist.
Corn Meal—Pennx. bbls. are slow of tale at 83.121
We note a tain of Holt. hbl*. at 63-23.
Provisions—Pork—We nou kales of 150 bbls Mess
618I0.2&4 mo».
B ef—Small sales ofold-Prime Mess at 813, ea*h
Bacon—We-note tal«s ofi;s bhdt Sides at «BCie:
10,003 D* do. it the same rate; 130 bhds Shoulder* at
5} 93}c; and X» 00!) Ibs do. at the tame rate.
Lard—We note tale* of 170 bbl* at G|cca*b;lso bbls
at C}e, and ton kegs at 7fe, 4
Butter-We nota sal.s of M kegs Glades, pood to
fair, al I6e, mosaics of Western at lie.
Cheese—W»; note sales of 2300 boxes Western at 7c
an boxes, {marked Digliih Dairy,) for shipping, at
■ Riee—The demand It quite limited. Small sale* on
ly are making at a* in quality.
Wheat—St'ietly prime reds would-eommand 100 cu.
Sales of family flour white wheat hsve ranged from 110
:ol!sc,and one pareel of 1000 bushels, very superior
Talbot county white, l*=cj for grinding.- Good Penns,
red I0*c; whitr-a IOSDIIOc.
* Corn—On ilouday, tae sales of while were 63e, and
of yellow 64e. ’
Ilye—Sales ofMd a 153203 cU.
Oats —We quote at 50232ct*.
Cloveraeed—There it a good demand, with tales of
goodfto prime at 81,5024.6*} # bu.
Sugar*—Tnu mpkot this.week has been quiet, with
out much chu; ge in pricer, though Ihe tendeney.i* rath
er downward*. The transactions were light We
quote Porto,Rico at New Orleans 85232
86; and Cuba 65,2596. Thero were no auction sales
tnisweek. j
Coffee—The sales up 7(00 bags, at9} ct*
for old erop to 10e for new eropj one lot of strong prime
green was taken at Io}e, and another of 600 bag* at 10}
cts,6moa. Sales of Government JaV'a at U}2l2c.
The advance in the velae of Codec in this markei with
inthe past throe mortHi, is aboot City per eent Anjer
leap. I
) New Obleajs, Oct. 12.
Sale* or Co limyesterdayina far at transpired, con
ffotd to a lilt of 100 bales. Of Sugar and a
few atnall lota at previous rates, including .lor 4 hhde’
and 29 bbl* of tba new crop, (see paragraph in another
column,) at C} for the former, and 23c for the labor
Of Tobacco. V 7 hhdi refused at :te. and 25 dv. at 4Jc.—
Of Fiour—2so aubranded at 4 60, and 111) extra Mis
souri nt 85,25—market heavy, and priee* drooping— •
ordinary brands could noi bo quoted over £1,75.0f
. Corn, 560 sarks, taken without inspection, at 60e. and
linosoldby vnepartyin several lois, at 6-c. Of Oat*
357 sacks St toois. (260 and 137,) at 39c, and 220 at 41.
Pork—SOisTttflO, for Met*, (mostly the former,) and
89,50 for Prime. Of Bacon, 25 casks Done Side* at S|
cu and 10 C ear at O Lard, 5000 keg*, and 450 bl>!*
and tierces, embracing 400 kegs at —. OoQ kegs and 50
bbla, mixed ) »te, at—;3ootierces at 6Jc; 3100 kegs, (50u‘
Prime, anjl £3(10 Choice,) at C-; POO Choice at Cl. and
100 tierces selected at 6i; theUCO tierces reportod yes
terday morning on private terras, were also at 6|c—
principal demand for Europe. Of Whiskey, eonbned
to retail transactions at 25c.—Bulletin.
] Cattle Ilarksts,
PsiUßXLnna. Oet 19,1549.
Tbe offerings this week comprised 1830 head of Beef
Cattle of which about 500 bead were driven to New
York; 400 Cows and Calves; POO Swine, and 2000 Sheep
and Lama.
Prices—B.ef.C«ule are in fair demand at 85,25 to
85/50 4P 100 lbs—about 200 bead left over. Cows and
Cows are worh 87 to 814 e»cb; Spring*
era 812 to 25, and fresh Cows 819 to 831 each. Swine
are in fail request »t 81 to 85,60 F ioo &s. Sheep
ranee from and Lambs iron 8t to 83,60
eash.
Hay isinfsir request at 03 to 73 cu for Timothy.—
Straw brings to 85,?5 4P LOO bills.—lnquirer.
_ . _ _ . Baltwou October 10.
«*»"*• ■« tb«;ie* «. on Mo day rrarb.
ed IJ7S bead. ©I which 73Q yrere *oM to city bwichctr*,
»0 to packer*, and 4si were driven u>J>i.ilade?phia
Price* ranged from#* to IS on ibo hoijf, equal to
W «S net, and averaging *ifiH groat. '
Uop-Tke *»cken ial«itbi» week has been bjrge.
We qoote SO m artS^-Am^ri-an.
N*w Cot^rrEiruT—A new eoui.teifett bill, on the
Merchant** and Meebamc*’ Ban* of W heeling, of the
denomiaatjon <>f«S. wu delected at the Banking hoo»e
of Lilia A Mori-nyerirrdty. Uhaaa rougl..of.fia.*h
ed appearance and can be readier detected by any
penon accoMomed to handle Oa*.
N*w.o*LEas*,Oef»berl2.
iietmer E D.
While brought down last evening, from Fort Adam*,
14 bbda Suenr, and 2b Übl« Milatiei. of the new crop
They ore from the plinuiion of Antoine Deeniri of
Fails River. PimH of Pomi Coop-e, and conren-d to
Meaen. Gerald A Femer. Tbs quaity i. onu.aaby
good. Three or four bad* were aoid, on ariirai at 04
and we learn that 5} has been offered for the reaidae —■
The Mola**es br»oabta?c. 'Hie Cm arrival !a*t vaar
nu on the sth of October, bat wu of luch inienor
qaabtr, It waa hardly merebamaMe Tbe firn arrival
in 1647, was on toe Sid of October.—Uulletin.
jahisoi,
PRODUCE, Grocery, MsnaJacture end Real Ratals
Broker, Wheeling. Va.
ir^Refer to I Dickey fc Co.
OEOIMW. MmL - JAKES D. TZUXI.
GEORGE \V. .SMITH *ro, Brewers, fUttlucr*
and Hop Dealers, Pin st, Pittsburgh. . iptYj
H WILLIAMS will o ( khi Niuitt School at
• <4 o’clock ihi* evening, (Monday, Oet. Bih,)
on iho corner of I oorth a<i(l Ferry ttreete, entrance oo
Ferry, where ho will be happy to impart inmueitan
in Reading. Penmanti'p, jAritnmelje, Book Keeping,
Fhonogrtpby t Phy»iology ! t Ac. . ■■ ocia
JJ, WILLIAMS' SELECT SCHOOL,
, • v \mi of Fourth and Ferry streets, will be open*
ed this morning, Monday, August2o, ISI9. augtfO.
- Pltor.beset bo’iibock”
OENS STBEET, between Wtyne and Hand,* bat
1. renamed bis professional dalles, gjvinr UuLtqo*
Uoni on the Piano, Guitar, and in Vocal Alusic.
aa*l4:dtf • ~
M K
•qceiasts o&H r ittsouuob wto
M.'r;.i fcr * tf s*ir o “’ of - exten f ,in » business in ihe
ro^, U . ‘ t ( - p rtomcraet, and alio in
MhKrfX 1 /? “}*> wm tho . Payette whig, -
paouuied at Uoioniawa, »kSe*!rabtc medium, as itcir
«<&™"* eIT la *• P>«T *P« i£e ’ l *>'o& tS
CfW - • v \ auxiC:d3n,«
i>u. tiTTi&siv;
Dentist. Comer of Fourth
Marbai • lu,d Dccfttur - t'etweefl
: y*”} *nd Fern mccta «ep<-<Myln
Allegheny* City for tfal*.
° 3er for *«-'e * cuwberflf r},o)c«
th< Second Ward, fronting ou tht
Jnqaire oi
*^i?^V?2S [NBoJ l; Att T* t ''* , »i Si Clair si -
a^w*^ HODIN^N ' on^I,runi ‘ M
PORT OFIPITTSBIIROH,
Loais UcLane,ißeDaett, BrowairOie.
K. Wighttnan, | "w, Elizabeth.
Payton*, Hcndnekwn, McKeesport.
Philip Doddridge, Browoaville.
Caleb Cope, Murdoch, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark Wellsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, BrowtuviUe.
Lake Erie. Gordon, Beaver.
Camden. Hendrickson, M’Keesport.
Thomas Scott, ——, Beaver.
Lady Byron, ~ Cincinnati.
613 13 8
6 It 15 16
6 10 IS 27
0 § 15 35
07 15 42
6 6 15 40
64 13 S 3
w. h. D,SXirT.
DEPARTED.
-Loui* McLane, Beanett, Brownsville.
R Wightman, ~, Elisabeth.
Peytoan, Hendrickion. M’Keesiiort
Caleb Cope, Murdoch, Wellsville.
James Nelson, Moore,
Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
•Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
Camden, Hcndriecio'b, M’Keesport.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Thumas Scott, . 1 Wellsville.
Glaucus, Reno, Ctn.
Arrowlme, —, Wheeling,
Hindoo, Campbell, Cincinnati..
There were 3 feet 2 inches in. the channel last
evening at dusk, by metal mark.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Brownsville Packets, at 8 A. M. and 6 P.M.
Beaver Packets, 8 A. M. and 4 P. M.
Wellsville Packets, 10 A: M.
Cincinnati, Geneva.
FOE FOILADELFBU.
D. Leech dc co’s, packet line. 9PM.
roi niXPOBT. ..
R, S: Bin.! A Co’s Canal Packet, 7} o’clock, r.'x
SrzAJtsoii Acodivt.—The St. Louis Republican,
of u e 14th test, says:—“We learn from the officers of
the steamer Fairmonnt, In yesterday from the Ohio
that the little steamer Cumberland No. I, bound from
Louisville to this city, collapsed a flue on Fuffleiown
bar. and was lying to repairing damages. No lives
were lost and nu person serionsly injured/'
IMPORTS UY RIVER-
ZANESVILLE—Per Shipper—Abate*wool,D Leech
A Co; ID hhd* tobacco, Win (tirgham; 200 bbls flour, II
Graff k Co; 7 sks wool, Bagnley k S*miih; 2 crate ware,
4 bbU flaxseed, 4 hhds tobacco, II .Grafffc Co; 73 do do,
11 sks wool, WII Johnston, 4do do, 3da feathers, R
Dalxcll & Co; 1 bx mdse, 3 sks feathers, JAR Floyd.
LOUISVILLE—Per Mary Ann—6coil* rope, 9 chits
1 bbls sundries, I tarpaulin, Blackburn k Co; 3 bhds
tobnc<*o, A Gordon; tide do, S L Patterson; 9e do su
gar, Forsyth k Co: 20 do ioH* C co, D Leech k Co; 40
hg* feathers, Canon k MeKnight; 71 ton* pig iron, M
Allen A Co, 3 coil* rope, 1 chest, 1 anehor, O Black
barn.
WHEELING—Per Euphrates—l box, Kay k Co; 13
aks wool,'Clark k Thaw; 4 bbls apple*. I box. Baker A
Forsyth; 4 bellows, II P Ne s in; 05 bbls, 20 h<Uf do
flour, 37 obis Bpp:es, N S Harris; fl bellow*, Jo* Wood
well; 20 bill* leather, H Graff 15 Jibls fliur. Frnraan; 2
bgs feathers, 1 »r>l I Dickey A Co; 8 kegs, C bbl* but
ter, 14 sks wool, Biugham; 15 boxes candles, 5 F Von
Bannlioist; 36 bbls flour. L S Waterman; 54 kgs, I bbl
butler, 15 bbl* eeed.flbb’a flour, M Oram; 21 bale* hair
W Young; i box, Armstrong A Croiier; 46 keg*, 1 bbl
butter,2 bgs feather*. R Dalxell A Co; 3 bbls, 2 kegs, J
Schooumsker; l bx. Alexander A Day; 1 do, H Lee: 09
bates wool, H Graff A Co
ST. Geneva—soo pig* lead, T H Nevtn
A ixq 100-J do do, J A Hutehisoa A Co; IP bales hrmp.
J Schoonmaker A Co: 7 sks wool, A Gordon; 10 do do,
W Uinghum; 13 bbl# lard oil. Sellers A NiFolt; 168 bbls
whiskey, R Moore; 3 bx* mdse,lM Allen A Co; 3 hbds,
1 box mdse, Oa-en A Johnson; 40 hdls copper, A Ful
ton; 4 bx* glis*. Mulvany A Ledlie; TObbls potatoes,
owncraboant; 85do do, owner-
BEAVER—Per Michigan No. 3—JSbdl* paper, L
Loomis; 4jarsbutter, Wick A McCandless; 2bxs mdse,
Rhey, Mattsews A Co; l keg eggs, 3 bbl* butter, F.
H-axelion; 1 sk wool. I do feathers. 1 bbl potash 2 kg*
bu.ter, 2 bx* rndsn/J A R Fiord; 4 bbls lime. W W
Wullace; 17 bx* mdse, 1 eask queen*ware, D L*ech A
Co: 10 kgs butler, 2 bbls potash, JAR F.oyd
Per C. 811 inoi*—2 bn,2 trunk*, 1 chcit, 1 bale bed
ding. 1 mint***. J Earnest; 7 bbls potatoes, lot furni
ture, owner aboard.
S T LOLIS—Per Boston—looo pig* lead. J A llutchi
sop. A Co, 131 do do, I-yon k r*hor*>; HO do {!o,7kegß
•hot, I« kgs bar lead. R D*lxell A Co, 107 bbls whiskey,
J McDevut A Bra; 56 dryh.de* l hale deer *kin*,j»s
Duixell A On; 7 hhd* tobaero. J A MeGuire; 5 bbli lard
oil. Alilier A Rickrtson; 10 baleswool.J Flemming; 9
sk* feathers. Hardy, Jones A Co, 37 bbls broken glass,
Curling. RAbeman A Co; 1 bbl tongues. 5 bale# wool,
D Leech A Co; 3 cooking »tnve*. Lorenz. Sterling A Co.
33 bales buffnio rooes, GeoYge Keim: 2 bolct sDecie. N
'Holmes A S in.
BROWNSVILLE—Per Atlantic—26 express racka-
R«s-
Per L McLiin— 21 bis, 4 do or«ters. 59 kgs nail*, 27
pc* castings. 6 bdli sa>b. 15 bbi* flour.
BKAVF.R—PerThoma* Scott—9bx*flannel* flesks
butter, u kg* do, J A R Floyd; 9 bbl* oil, B A Fahne
stock A Co
BF.AVER -Per C B. Selim-95 bxs eh*e*e, 8 boxes
red*e 5 bale* hr.xtm handles, 5 sk« rags '4O bx* ebee*e,
Hanly, Joae* A Co; 40 do do, Wiek A MeCandleas, 147
do, J 0 Canfield.,
Lemas ftcoAK.—Prepared by J. W. Kelly
William street, N. Y., and for sale by A Jayne*, No
7t) Fourth street. This will be found a delightful aru
eleofbfyentgc tn familie*, and particularly for sick
rooms.
Bxxxi's Bxoxls.—An improved Chocolate prepars*
Hon, being a ccmbitiatioa of Cocoa nun innocent, in
vigorating and palatable, highly recommended partic
ularly for Uivalid*. Prepared Baker, Dorehes
ter, Mm, and for sale by A. JAYNES, at the Pekin
A*» Store. No. 7(1 Fourth «t mchl4
Fir* and SXarlna Ininrsact,—Tn Pmv
scsou Naviostiox ajid Fix*' Iksfxaxcs Ccxmi—
l333—coutinae* to insure, upon eTory de
icripuon of property, at U« leicm rare.
Office, No. 21 Market strret.
SAMUEL GOiIAILY, Pres*t
Robert Fisvxt, See’y oyfcdßm
JOB PRINTING'
RILL HEADS, CARDS, CIfcGI'LARS,
Manij/Jts, UtlU Lading, Law LLinhi,
lU.VD SILLS, LIBEL*, CKBTiriCATK*, CHECKS,
rauam, Ac. Ae_
Primed at the «hone*i notice, at low prices, atjths
dert) Girrrrz OrnjnL Third stbrst '
Improvements tn Dentistry*
DR. G. O. STEA&NS, late of Boston, is prepared to
manufseuire and Ml Block Tstth in whole and pans
of iet», upon Suction or Atmospheric Suction Plates.—
ToortuctißCTCSß is rrvs tttsrru, where the nerve is
exposed. O-Ece'and residence next door to the May
or'< office, Fourth street, Pittsburßh.
Rarta to— J. It. F. H. Eaton. jal®
New rooks—
Sketches from Life, by James BlaneharJ;
- I.ord Life of Condi
The Seven Limp* of Architecture.
Notes on ihe'Nirth West, uy Bradford.
Views and Reviews in American Literature, by Si.
mens.
Reminiscences of Coleridge and Southey..
Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini.
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry.
Liebig's do do
Ba’l’* Hint* to Mothers. Chailley’s Midwifery.
Can's Tteairacnt of Insanity.
'Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy^
The Wigwam and Cabin.
Philosophy of Mystery, by Dendjr
Armstrong's Note* of the War of 1514
. Uowdlin'* Family Shakvpeare. ‘
Lite and Times of Red Jacket, by Slone.
The Singer'sMannal, by Adams, hoot and Sweeter r.
Expedition to the Dead Sea and’Uic Jordan,by Lynch
Layard's Nineveh and its Remain*.
For sale by - ELLIOTT A ENGLISH,
oetlU 70 Wood st
ATTESTIOS DUILDUftS,
And owners op real estate and spf.c.
ULATORS, TO LICKKNTHALER’S PATENT
WINDOW APPARATUS —A gentleman of Philadel
phia, who holds from the patentee the right for lh; State
of Pennsylvania, has ecirusted to the undersigned the
disposal fof the right for the western part of die same.
The invention is among the most caeUi! of the age. eo>
aiding one to open, shut, bow, am) bait the windows
from the inside, without Raising die sash. The apart
ijm supplies the plaee of turnbuefles, rings, staples, and
lower binge*.. When the windows are nearly shut,
they caunot be opened from the outside;
ed. they are fast without tying; when open, they ore
fast without torn huckles. Those interested in building
improvement*, should call at oner and examine the
model. LYND McGOFFIN,
octlldlm Red Lion Hotel.
nOROKOAHELA ROUTE
Only 73 Miles Staffing.
Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore anc
Philadelphia.
THE moruing boat leaves the wharf, above the
bridge, daily, at 9 o'cloek precisely. Time to
Baltimore, 22 hours; lime to Philadelphia, 40 hours
The eveniug boat leaves daily, {except Sunday ev
enings,) at 4 o'clock. Passenger* by leaning on the
evening boat, will cross the tnourtains in stages next
d*y, and thus avoid night travel.
Secure your ticket* owthe Office, Monong&hela
House, i r St Charles Hotel.
octia ly J. MESKIMEN, Agent
TO PRINTERS.
THE subscribe; has on band and for sale, as Agent
of L. Johnston A Co., of Philadelphia, the follow*
logs
23 pair of Cases:
43 fount* Fancy Letter, diiTerent.stxea,
300 Newspaper Cuts
OK) lbs Leads, cut to order;
10 Composing Sticks; „ .
100 kegs Prom's Newt Ink:.
) ftr*»* Galley, Column Rules, Brass Rules of all
descriptions, Ac.. A. JAYNES,
Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth it
N —Orders receivedfnrnewType. aulfldAwS
GKO. W. SMITH * CO.,
INFORM their friends and the public thaitheyhavg
no longer any connection with their late estubli ih
ment in Penn street, jtnown as the Pittsburgh llrewcr
having removed their entire ba*tne«» to tlierfOlNf
•iRKtVKHV. la ptr stTMt mvW-’ " *»
Dissolution,
rp HE partnership of the anderuigned, under the fins
X of Bagaley * Smith, was dissolved by..annual
coa«Ci.t' on 29th September, W. Bagatey parchasiug
the interest of J. R. Smith, who retiyes. The business
of tbo firm will be settled by their successors, Wm.
BagaJey A Co., at Nos. 19 and 20 Wood st._-
WILLIAM BAGALEV,
Pittsburgh, Oct. 8, ’49. ISAAC R- SMITH.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—Wm Bsgaley hiving osso
ola'ed with him Wot. H- Woodward oLPhI adelphta.
Jofta S Cosgrave and Ralph Btgaley of Pittsburgh,
wilt eantlnuu tho Wholesale Grocery Business,at Nos.
19 and vtl Wood st. under the firm of
WM. DAOaLKP a CO, Pittsburgh; i
and UAGALEY, WOODWARD A CO., Philad a.
oct&
. EXPRESS PACKET LlHfel,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
•' Exclusively for Passengers.
Jhtaurnilfc.—Th'e Boats of this Line will leave
&SQ2EQEHas follows, at 8 o’clock at night:
Louisiana—J I* Thompson,Tuesday,Oct- 1 lCih.
Indiana—P Hotkey, Wednesday, l»th.
Kentucky—Capt II Tniby, Thursday, ISth.
Ohio —A Craig. Friday, 19th.
• Louisiana—J P Thompson, Saturday, 20th.
Indiana— P Darkey, Sunday. 2LI
Kentucky—Capt 11 Tniby, Monday, Md.
Ohio—Capt. A Craig, Tuesday, 43d
Louisiana—J P Thompson, Wedneadav. filth.
Indiana—P Burxey,Thursday, OcLJlSin.
Kentucky—H Truby, Friday, SOlh.
- OhitS—Copt A Craig, Saturday, 47th.
Looiriana—J P Thompson, Sunday, SSlh.
Indians—P Burkey, Monday, 29ih.
Kentucky—4l Truby, Tuesday, 30th.
Ohio—'A Craig, Wednesday, 3lib
For passage apply to W BUTCH,
Monongabcla House,
octlfi nr D LEECH A Co.'Canal Batin
The Chartlsrs Coat Company*
[INCORPORATED^
BOOKS 4vtl’ be open for anbfcnpuoq to the stock of
"The Cbartiert Coal Company, u on and after
Monday, the u4th day of September iniL, at theofilee
of Z. w. Remington, Peon st, Pittsburgh.
iptfilidt/ Z. W. REMINGTON.
LOCAL MASTERS. .
*O08T*» 70* DaILT GAZETTE
Dlttrtet Ooort of thf 47nlted States
ZWo/ of John S. Boshr, Editor t>f the Payette Whig,
' charged with stealing let'jfsfrom the Vnioritmm
Post Office. . £ jj f
TBIBD DjtY, , ’
Direct examination of Mr, Bcazel resumed.—
Every day I male ap a separate bag for Balti
more, not io be opened till that cplnctt.
Hosier inqoiryd of .me several times after these
J®**** were talked of, and S&ailcrosa and Ottioger
bad passed along, if l knew where they %yere. He
c* JDe iuto the office one tribrurog, and told me
that he had seen my partaniae friend Mr. Shall
crosa. He naked me if Mr. !S» had been at the
office. He looted round the? office ns be asked
"l®*® questions, and seemediltO notice a change in
the back door, and went to jjtj cautiously, as if he
suspected Shallcross waa tbefej. Another lime'he
Baked if there were any ' fetters from the mail
■gents, be warned to see their handwriting, be- I
cause he bad a letter he auspicated waa from some
of these mail agents—a tricked catch him or me.
I booted at the idea, and didj|hot exhibit any let
tora that I had. Poster borrowed small sumsof
money trom me several times tduring the aummer 1
—said ‘•he waa strapped" and : Wanted a email snm
o. money. I recollect ofgivitg him as much as a
oollar at a time. Once or twjqc he returned the
amount l lent him. He me si,so during
teve'al weeks in July and filugust, and wanted
another dollar which would nteke-tl $2,50. The
day after his second trip to Pittsburgh— some time
tn Ai)gust~he wanted me to (ejid him a dollar,
“as toon as he art money hd« would replace it,"
not saying he was strapp'd thcaiime. I lent him
a dollar. He now owes $2,50 borrowed
money. Said he was frequently during
June,'July and August. During the falloflhts;
w °tk#d two or three months in ray printing
office. I never bad personal difficulties with
him. M;
Cross examined by Col. Bjtck— It ws.s about
the 13th of September lie bad seen Sb'ellcrote;
I told him I had received a letter from Shallcrosa,
charging these losses on the Umontown Post Of
fice. and think I felt indignant Sfkt the idea. This
waa before I suspected any bj*iy. It was after
Boaler had told me be had iteen roy particular
friend Mr. Shallcrcns. Sometime mSepiember.be
wanted the Shalcross letter. Xfter I bad told'tfim
of the Shallcrosa letter, I said nothing to him about
tops by mail agents to catch n^—had no fears or
suspicions; ho canto in with a falter in his hand—
said he “did’ot kaow what to thick of it, it was a
trick of the damned mail agenda to catch him or
me. Said bo had received pi; letter containing
money, and did not understand'!, and took away
the letter and used the moti£ji. I think it waa
aomeiime in September, after 1 Received the letter
from Shallcross. ?£•
Received mv commission dit the 7th of May.
The first letter I s ro rpoken of wfts the one mailed
by Stevens for Keyiety it waa hgaded to roe at ten
o’clock; I put it iq the money drawer; took d out
at two o’clock in the afternoon, jfehen 1 was mak
ing up the packages; I eertaiDljjidtd believe at the
time that 1 put it in the mail, ftqi| sent it off; Ste
vens told me when be handed mto roe that u con
tained $73, do nor remember ihitl any other person
was present at the time but ns; Mo not remember
of showing the letter to any onglbefore putting it
in the package, Rosier helped me oflenvr m the
morning than the evening Mr| Busier helped me
at that Urae, because Mr. Haddbu was in Court.—
The Fisher letter waa the one directed to Rhey,
Matthews dr Co. I told Mr. that ! had
traded it. The mail front Uif'tintown to Pitts
burgh is unclosed in a separate pouch; I made
up the packages before I wefle to breakfast that
morning; think I put the Pittsburgh packet in the
bag before I went to breakfast; Bdsler waa not be
hind the connter before I went tpjbrcakfasi; should
think that the package containing the Fisher letter :
conld not have been taken o(Tithe table witboct
attracting mv attention, although ilhen had no sur>
picion o! any body. j r
On tho night of the 21th of ffujgast, I heard ibe
rustlihg noise which made meilhok round, and I
saw him stretched towards tbebfoil -bag as if tis
arm had been in it; bis
next night he helped me; 1 suapyoted him from (he
eveats ol the previous night, w|iih had very roach
shocked and astonished me; he never helped me'
to the same extent as before, jtyhen I remarked
to the driver «>t the stage “have patience,” Mr Bus
ier Stepped forward Jtud said “sgrall 1 fusisi you, Mr
BeozeP and caugal bold ol the ljag,|whon ! caught
him with the letters in his didn't speak to
me, or I to h'icu, he shoved the tatters to ooe side.
After that, be dragged the Baititnore bag out. Rod
chained it; l was very much] shocked. Boslrr
came into the office nfier this, but never assisted me
tn airy way,- never allowed fcii© to go behind tr.e
coumer otter this; did not give film the slightest in
timation tlinl I suspected hifj; iavc no recollro
ti'a of saying to uny ooe thatl the circumstance
which I have stated took placffin tty* 21th of Au
gust, did not take place. t-Ujutecthe circumstance
wlnc.a took p'face on ibe 25,h. j
• It wufta common lock I pnt on the Balti
more mail beg, and this lock be opened ou
the road at some other office, a; tte keys they had
would open it. I had the asdsifiice of Alexander
Haddon, brother of the former [Post Masteij bad
the asstsiance of Alexander M £,:nn before Court
week. Unfortunately the Whig* were ignorant o f
the duties of the Fo*t Master,jnnd I occasionally
got Mr. Irwin (pounscl for the di-fence) to help mo.
He had been assistant Post Master formerly under
his father, sad was very Tceyouog men
of the vili#g- were not In the habit of Untuning in
the Post f Office. J
Examination continued by Mk Irwin.
I had to work very hard eachjday: had to work
seventeen hours a day: told pr. Walker that I
was very stupid in the evening, from being fa
tigued: don't remember that a package of lettrra
which had been swept into the qtreet was brought
to mo by any ont: it may have occurred; a mail
bag was brought into the post Office last summer
which had been foand in the creek: Mr. Alexan
der M. Lmn was in the constant habit of assisting
me, except during Court wcefo, Mr. Miller, of
Umontown, assisted me once: Mr. Robert Jones
assisted me once daring tbo Latter part of August;
Mr. Alexander M. Linn was not a sworn assistant
oftbe Post Ofiicet he was a sworn officer of the
Commonwealth, being deputy Attorney General,-
and is nn honest taicjtr!'
[Mr. Irwin, (notto vocy)—Then be is an anomaly.
The Clerk of'lbo Court to Mr. Linn—Mr. Linn,
bring some testimony to rebut this assertion of Mr.
Beazeljor yoor character as, a lawyer will be
ruined in Fayette County.]
Mr. Djfiendefler’asHisled me once; Mr.,Sleward
Speer helped me once: Alexander Haddin helped
me a short time when I first came into office: Mr.
Sways* baa also helped me a little. The boxes
on the counter extend back eight or nine, inches:
I stamp letter* next where the people ask for let*
ter*: did not allow the people’of Uniontown to look
over the letters: did not tell Mr. Veech that I saw
the Fisher letter pul iu the package, nrd rent off
The first thing that awakened my suspicions oc
curred on the 2tih of Aogu*L was not in the habit
of exhibiting letters which I said contained money,
to crowds of bystanders: once every letter in the
Baltimore package contained a remittance, and I
may have mentioned the fact to ihote sending the
letters* don’t remember 'telling Mr. Stevens and
Mr. Veech that the circumstance of the Fairmoant
letter .(Rev. Wm. Hunter) recalled other auspfei
oca circumstances to my mind: said when the hag
to which I have alluded, which was found in the
creek, was brought into the office, “that accounts
for the lost Pittsburgh mail; 0 this waa in the month
of July, and was spoken under the impression that
it was a Uniontown and Pituburgh bsg, which it
waa not, being a Pittsburgh and Washington City
bag.
To Mr. Hamptoo—The bag found in the creek
was not the one I sent to Pittsburgh on tbo fourth
jfJuly.
Samuel Roseburgh reexamined by Mr. Hump-
Opened .ibe mail which arrived on the evening
of the 4th of July myself; (bet® was a bog ftom
Uniontown in it; the bag that, ||eavea Uniontown
for Pittsburgh is marked Piltiburgk, and ought
not to be opened by the way; there was no pack
age for delivery in it: I believe' there were some
for distribution. *
James Fcnlon recalled. \
, I walls arrived from Morgantown either on
the 22d or 25th; there were no mails from Morgan
town for several days before lb<( 26;h of Augnkt,
except JDcJeUer.whlcb arrivedipa tbc 21th. ■*
Jacob B Miller sworn. [
« *ecn Mr. in with Mr. Beazle, and
nave seen hun beiptuunebaiu arid unlock the bags
and pour the letters on the tabled we have, togeth
er, helped to nnch&in the bags. 2
Tho witness was proceeding l& detail what hnd
taken place iu the Uniontown post office, when
the postmaster appointed bytbeljtta administration
was in power, but was interrupted by Col. Black
who said that there wns np necessity of tnlkirg
about this, as all parts ol the Ljoo Fouo admioia*
tration were dead except the tanff of 1546.
Mr. Hampton— and that too te%U w* bt dead.
Two or three months before |tbe Pre4dcotit-|
election, Mr Boiler was in my Employment, ti* I
printed a lit*le campaign paper| He was then
very poor, and said he was in 9«bL Asked for
hia pay every week,' and sometime! I paid it in
advance. lam a brplhef-io-Uw': of Mr. Beazel,
but have always felt very kindlyidiapoaed loßot
ler.
AFTEEAOO* SKaSiaiN.
batnuel Herion, sworn. I amlcogaged in the
Merchants'and Manufacturers’ Bank; part tf ruy
employment is to examine the ol
the Buok; we received a letter on the 27tti <;{ Au
gust, dated od the 24th, from tlfo ca»hief of the
bank at Morgantown, to lire Merihanta' and Man
ufacturers'* BaDb; that letter contained a draft of
525.12. L
Cross examined. Do not know wbon that let
ter waa in Uniontown. ?
T. P. Shallcross, sworn. The mail leavrs
Uniontown for Morgantown oulMondoy, Wed
nesday,, and Friday— returning! it leaves Mor
gantown on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Croei examined. Wns orer lhat road in ibe
month of Angust; hare heard no/complaint of ir
regularity on that route. . It is carried in a loor
horse coach, and arrives in Ucidptown in the af
ternoon. - , j
Kev. James liiLeed, affirmed.;! I received this
letter (showing it to the Court) on the 2btb of Au
gust, mailed at tne Falrmonnt poht office an! -di«
reeled to (be Rot). Wm. Eunterjj PtUsbnrgb. It
eontained a dollar in Allegheny scrip and twenty
five cents in silver. It is dated August 2tth.
Mr. Shollcmss, recalled. The mail leaves
Falrmonnt for Uniontown on Moad&y, Wednes
day, and Friday, i It does not arrive at Upion
'town (IU (be middle of (be night, and lies over UK
fflor&iAf. . I
Joseph Ouicger, sworn. Hold a> comaifwion
as special agent of the post office department; a
'maifia made up in the Baltimore post office, di
rect for Pittsburgh, and aim one in the Baltimore
poet office direct for Uniontown. 'jTfae Uoirn
town post master, in return, makes op a mail hoc
for Baltimore, and one for Camberlaxd. He aim
makes uo a separate mail for All
'mitter between these two offices not] designed to
fa tnrough i« put in the way maiL Saw the anil
bug that’was fished-cut of the cceek! three days
alter it was found. It was the Washington {D.
C.) and Pittsburgh mail bag. \ ,
Cross examined—A way mail leavies Camber
land, which is opened at the intermediate post
offices there is a post master oatbe cars, who ha#
a key which opens the iron lock*: the!post master
at Ui)ionlowo has also a key which will open
them. ' .
Alexander M. Lien, sworn—l assisted Mr.
—- w “ • «... «. UUI oiwuru—4 aM'cicu mi*
Beaxrl from the limo of his appointment, oIT and
on, until the first Saturday prior to the June Court:
during that Court, which lasted two weeks, 1 did
not assist Mr. B. I Iptd been on my-motber’a pro
perty near Browcsviller bnt came to Uniontown
on tbo afternoon oftbe4th. Bome lime after the
arrival of Mr. Shallcrota and Mr.Oitiriger.»think in
the latter part of August, I called in Mr. BosleFs
printing office—tbo front of bis office vyas -crowded
with his journeymen and boys—be tpok mo into
tbo back part nnd asked rno who they suspect,
ed of stealing those lehers: he alao tasked me it
there was any probability of detecting any person:
I told him that it waai roy impression that they
would: that the government officers jwere using
all possible exertion, and that I presumed they
would. ferret out the persons: he aeked mo on
whom suspicion rested, and I evaded tne question.
Saw Mr. Bosler doing seme job work for Mr.
Stewart, of Cookstowa, in the lit vyeek of the
September Court '
Cross examination—When the post office agents
came on, their buainess, of coarse, exdited a good
deal of enquiry and curiosity. I assisted in the
post office a-abort time after the Jane Court am
not a aworn deputy of the post office.
Mr. Rigdnu recalled— When Mr; I osier came
back, he accounted for having the gold and silver
by saying that he had got some small] notes cx*'
changed in Pittsburgh.
Alexander Haddoa sworn—Was a aworn assist
ant of my brother when bo was Post: Master at
Uniontown; I assisted Mr. Beazel when he firit
came into office, merely to give him anjidea of the
manner of doing H; I ceased helping hitp about the
beginning of the Jone Court. ]
Daniel Smith sworn—Am justice of tfce peace in
Uniontown. Mr. Bosler wa« brought! before me
on a charge of robbing the Post Office; [Mr. B. was
taken to the National Hotel to save his feelings,
and keep tho matter quiet. Mr. Shallcros* told
him that he supposed be had been taken there on
a charge ol robbing the moil; he was- tasked if he
recollected making a trip to Pittsburgh with Mr.
Ebbert; be said that he did, he was what bis:
business was; be replied “to canvass for subscri
bers, and get advertisements; he was asked wtaelh
er he got any money from them, bo said that he
had not; he .was asked if he got any money at all
—he replied that he had got tho proceeds of the
sale of a bar on a bout, JI- was asked' if he got
s4o—he mid no; he got between $2O ajnd $25; be
refused to tell who paid him this money; be then
debated the subject, and wanted to kmw who was
hia accuser; bo was told Mr. Beazel. aqd he said
to bring him on, and bo would answer! the ques
tion; Mr. Beszel came, but he declined [answering
the question. |
Cross Examination—This was about the 24th
or 25ib ol Sept. ' 1
The oase rested here on the part of the United
States and the defence waa opened bylMr. Wm.
Beeton, one of Mr. Boaler’a CcunseL ijje made a
very clear andjlucid speech, at the close oftfcvbieh
the Court adjourned until this mornijig, at ten
o'clock, when tho witnesses on the partjof the de
fence will he called and examined. i
Fruit Tesss.—Those wishing to procure fruit
trees, wiil do well to call upon Mr. John Murdock,
whore advertisement appears in to
We are sorry that want of room prevented oa
from inserting the followiog'communica: lon, hand*
ed to us on Saturday, by the Secretory c! tho Al
legheny County Agricultural Association]:
For the Piiuhurgb Gazette.
Mr. Editor—SirAs you have shown so much
Idndufs* to th.'fe engaged in the Agricultural
caut-e. we beg >csvr to trouble ycu again, to give
natter* of our Ploughing .Match, which tikes plare
the 30tb ta<q,oo the Farm cf fijr. Tfrgley, near
Ees - Liberty. |
Plmse alto to notice that the yearly deeling qf
the Society will lake-place in-tbe Court
Hoove, op tbe first Wednesday of November, at
10 o'clock, for the pnrpo»e of electing ciUeera for
the ensuing year, when the accounts and proceeo
'ngv for the present year shall bo laid before the
Society.’ •
Picore state, alao, that all persons w\*bieg to
draw the premiums awarded at the Pair will call
Treasurer, Mr. John ScjU, Cjun; ? Rrg-»-
'er, before the first of November, ns the Board of
Manager* are bound to audit the accoui is previ
ous to tbo meeting of tho Society; and alter that'
date we will mark ad down as returned tp the So
ciesv. a* nearly all are relumed a|r*-*dv.
Octo'yr 18 lai9 JOHN BOYLE, See'y.
Covbts—Four Courts are now in session in the
Court House:—The Supreme; Court, tbs District
Court of the United States, tbe Diatrict Court of
Allegheny Ccuuly,gnd (be CoartofQaincr Ses
sions
The greater portion of tbe day, in the Ist er court,
waa occupied on Monday in forming tlio Grand
iJury, nnd no business waa attended t 4, except
some that remained over from the lasil session.
The Grand Jury will prubably rclurn stme true
bills to day, and the Court proceed to business.
. Judging from the number and importance of the
cases on tho docket, this will be one of jthe meet
exciting sessions we have bad for a long jime.
Snprem* Const. |
October 22.
Graha.ei v*. Graham—Westmoreland County—
Judgment affirmed—-Opinion -'by Chief) Justice
Gibsop. •, j
McDonald vi Scaife—Allegheny coanty—Judg
ment affirmed—Optnioa by Justice Rogera.
Wilson vs Houser—Armstrong coanty-Judg
met reversed—Opinion by Justice-Rogers.
Siokcly vs Decamp—Westmoreland bounty—
Judgment affirmed—Opinion by Jastico rioter*.
Estaic of Ruglc—WesimoreUnd county—Judg*
roeol affirmed—Opinion by Jostico Rogeys.
UplittgJer vx Bryanr-Armstrocg Counit—Jadg.
meat affirmed—Opinion by Justice Bumride.
Reed v*. Reed—Somerset
verscd—OpiDiun by Justice Burn!
Jo.—Judgmeol re'
•ide.
Jordon vs. Hum—Wcsltnorcland Co,—Judg
ment reversed— Opinion by Justice Couier.
Emerson vs. McCabe—lndiana Co.—J idgmenl
affirmed—Opinion by Justice Coulter.
McLane vs. Snyder Township—Jefferson Co—
Judgment affirmed—Opinioo by Justice Cbultcr. •'
Marple vs. Myers—lndiana County—Jbdgmcnt
reversed—Opinion by Justice Bell
Estate of McKean—Westmoreland County—
Judgment reversed—Opinion by Justice Bell
Hal! vs. Stewart—Fayette County—Atoned by
Deford tor pi IT. in error, and Howell for defendant
jn errori j
McCollistcr vs. Waters—Greene County—Ar
gued by Howell and Guyer far plttT. in etar, and
Ewirg for dll in error. j
Brownfield ve. Brownfield—Fayette County—
Argued by Delord and Howell for pliT. in error,
and Fuller and Ewing for dft. iu error. j
We see our friend Cot. Pratt bas arrived with
a large and choice assortment of Books ffhich he
commences ilia sale of this evening nt Datria’ Auc*
lion Rooms. • - |
CURB FOR WORMS. I
B. A. FAUJIBSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE*
cHA.toior axT«a.«iaL waarrsa. j : i
IN ordrr to afford all possible security to the public,
o* well o* to laera-dres. against fraud and impo
sition from counterfeiting, the proprietor* have made
a nhstige in the exterior wrapper or iable of tieit'Wr
mifuge. The new label, which is a Meet engraving of
iho most exquisite design and workmanship, has been
introduced hi n very treat expense, and isiromihe
brain of an artist ofthe firsi talent The desigp is now,
and iho execution elaborate. Several figures and a
portrait are most prominent, bat the word f'Vntti
•to*.” printed in while letters-,on a red nnd finely 1 rn
craved ground, should be particularly exaimned.—
When hrlduplo the light the letters, shading or the
letters an J every line, hawever'minme, ihrongbout the
whole of ih«* part of the rngravtug match aVetactiy
a? i( lb* tinprciMon hsd been made upon onejside on
ly, altboiuh n ts scually printed on btth sidek of the
pao't. Phis should in nil case* be observed. Ala*
bcl upon each doren is alio printed in red ujvon both
sides, ond should be examined in the same dinner.
Thi* preparation hn* now stood the'test <if rax-iy
year* moi. and t< confidently recommended as a saw
and effectual m-dieino for erpetling worms fjrom the
syrte.m. the unexampled success that has Attended
us administration in every esse where the patient was
reailr afflicted with worms certainly reuderi it wor
thy the attention of physicians. T
The proprietor has made « a point to ascertain the
-rosuit o' its use in such ca«e&-at came within bis
knowledge and observation— and he invariebly foued,
tt'to produce the raosisa'ntary eflects— not unfrcquenl--
ly after nearly all Hie ordinary preparations] recoin
mendeJ for worm* had been previously resorted to
without any permanent advantage. This fait is at
tested by the certificates and tiatementsof hbndreus
of rerpectaliie persons in different paru of ufe coun
try, and should induce families always to ketm a vial
of tho preparation in their poa.rssion. It la mild .n its
op-ration, snd i»«y be administered with perfect safe
ty to the most delicate infant. ;
The only genuine i* prepared by i
. n A roCK. Pittsburgh
PRICES BEOCCED. 1 ' ~
A BURR MILL STOMKS. maoßfacta
/1- ' a rrsineo, composed of but few
/lL BJ«a» and solid eyea—a large | aasort.
_jRMf “'"h * e best of the kind, always on
%93pJBL han ? greatly reduced pnces.l
I\SWWrI ALSO—French Burr Mill a(ones of
mA ll ®r own manufacture, made of a new
PWS* qno sapenar quality o? Block*, j These
BMBCHHM Uona are made under my own snperiu
tendance, and as great care is taken to mike the
joints close, and to ha e/on the blocks la ejcrt stone
of a uniform temper, the/are warranted to be of the
very best uoahty, lujferior to those imported from
Fraice; and also s-rpenor to the •te-imass hf those
made in this country, and tl p leas lower th«" have
ever Ware been offered in this market. |
Laurel Hill Mill Humes, all UICi . ' i
Robing Cloths, all numbers; of the ben quality, war
ranted to give satisfaction to me purehoser.Tond al
greatly reduced price*. j .
Mill Spindle*. Mill Irons, Screws tad Piek*, Plot
fonn Scales. Contend Cob Grinder*: Grist and Haw
Mill Casting! of all kinds, and Mill FamUhinirin ren
eral. - j
All orders promptly attended m at K 44 and 8M lib
erty street, near the Canal, Pmsbargfa. t
BjyblOa W. W. WALLACE*
miscellaneous:
*bw ooolnii unaooDin
1 BARGAINS! BARGAINS'!
jUjKEW PUL AID WHITER BRISOODJ.
LiiJ at tb3i uas of Tn »t» *** sxn. 1
ImMC/G* Market it, between 3d and 4th, Pittsburgh.
WM. I*. RUSSELL, Nq. CS Market meet. In in. ..
Third *>.%,, Vof
njre, has just commenced, receiving and opemnrtue
l ; r ß e,t > cheapest and moat splendid stock of Fail and
W inter Dry Good* ever offered by one hosae in Piu*.
Ail ”f these foreign gooda have been pnrchas
ed of the importer* p»r the last steamers from F-urooe.
and for richness of atyle and beauty of design are on*
surpassed in thii or any other market
• The domestic bnd tuple department will also he
found complete, and cheaper than at any other hon«e
in this eity. The subscriber would here respectfullv
call the attention of his numerous customer*, and mil
wishing to buy new ond cheap goods, to the priee*
which will no doubt astonish them, belox determined
to sell cheaper than the cheapest
Good dark Calico, only 3centa per yard;
Best qanlity dark Ca'tco, fast colors, € to 10;
4-4 British paiplrt'Pnm i, fast colors, 8 to 10;
■ Heavy Bed Ticking, from Bto 10 cents per yd;
Bleached Musnnr, good quality, 6 to B} per yd;
- Bcrtqualitr Bleached Mnilins>B to lUperyd:
Hear}- yard wjdeTJnbleached Mastitis, S to M;
Good rod Flannel, from 15 to S 3 eenta per yd:
Good yellow Flannel, 15 to S 3 eta per yd:
Good block Aipseca from 15 to SS per yd:
French Ginghams tram 10 to 15 ets per yd;
Irish Linens at prices from 23 to 1,23 per yd;
Satinett and Kentucky Jeans from 12| to SO els;
Cloakings and Luiseys from 12J to 31 els;
Heavy Domestic Ginghams ID to 12} eu;
Crash and Diapers, all prices and qualities;
, LADIES’DRESS GOODS.
A splendid assortment of all the nearest styles.
Thibet Cashmeres in high colors, rich goods;
Lupin French Thibet Merinos, the finest imported;
I • Rich Cameiioni&lks, in all colors and qualities;
| Black Armures, best quality, plaid and stripe;
Black Grot de Rhine, all widths and qualities;
Lupin’s fine black Bombazines, beanuml goods;
do best French Merinos, blaek and colored;
do" do do do in high colon;
do fine French de Loines, all wool, high colors;
Rich fif’d Cashmeres, beaut/iul goods, very eheap
Dotied Swim Muslins, for evening drosses;
Broche Thibet Scarfs, late imporution;
Best quality Prench Kid Gloves, all colors;
Mourning Cashmeres and de Laines, all prieet;
Ladles embroidered Neck Tie*, aplendid goods,
.. Ladies finest quality French linen Ildkfc
Belling Ribbons, a fall assortment;
Worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, in great variety
Black and colored Crepes, all qualities; ‘
. Brocade Lustres, (n all colors and quaiilies;
MohoJr Camelion figures, rich goods:
French Cloakings, superb goods, high colors;
Alto, black Brussel Laee, all widths and prices;
Black Bilk Fnn-es, wide and heavy, best quality
Togetherwiih a large stock of while Goods, Swiss
Jaconet and Mull Muslins, besides a very large and
superb stock of Fall Bonuet Ribbons, of the latest ira
poruiion and most fashionable styles. Many of the
above goods h»ve Just arrived per the last steamers
from Europe, and are worthy the attention of the la
dies.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
A splendid assortment of Shawls:—
Super extra size French Loo; Shawls, belt imp’d
Soper extra size Lone Brocbe, finest quality;
Superb quality Long Fluid Shawl*, rich colors;
Best quality square plaid fine wool Bhawls;
Bieh and heavy extra size bluet eilk Shawls:
Rich eamlion changeable silk Shawls;
Soper black add white, ail wool, long Shawls;
Super extra side Lon* andSq’re Mourning Shawls
Pans prmtedUuhmere Shawls, in great variety;
** Terkeri 0 ail prices ft caul's
Morfe cmbritl Thibet “ .heavy silk fringe;
Black “ {* u • *
Biark and m>de colored heavy cloth Shawls;
»faite cinb’il Tbibet-ShawU, beautiful roods; •
Highland pl’d Idng and sq're Shawls, very eneap;
Mourning Shawls end Scarf*. Id great variety;
Also, a large lot Ipf plaid Blanket Shawls, from 7S
:utoB*,OU. |
Together with a foil supply of Glove*, Mitts and Ho
tery, v/ith ail arudles usually kept in a Wholesale
rad Retail Dry Goods Ifanse—ail. of which will be
it prices to defy competition. !
(E 7“ Remember the store. No. 8* Market street, be.
ween Third and Fiurth, sign of the Bie Bxx-lLvx,
sherd bargains eaii at all limes be had.
sptJ&dam WILLIAM L. RUSSELL.
BUST PROOF IROIL
THE andersignedihaveerected works lathe city cl
New »ork, for the purpose of Galvanising all artl
cje* of Iron, which it is desirableto PROTECT FROM
RUST, saciras Telegraph Wire, Bolts, Spikes, Nail*,
Wire for any other article which maybe
required. For Hoops for Cssko.as a substitute for Dale
Kope; for Clothes Lines. Lightning Bods, and a host of
other applications, if will be found cheap and durable.
They would particularly call attention to the Galvani
xed Wire for fences; it require* no paint, and will not
rn fk. A‘*° 10 Spikes and Bolts, the preservation of
which Is of so much Importance, that it will commend
itself to the notice of all those interested.
GEO II MOREWOOD ft CO., Patentee*.
octtwdftwtvT 14 and Id Beaver K. N. V or k,
Tin Piuu.
THllsubscriberv bipgto call the Attention of Builder*,
Architects and owners of Buildings, to the many
kdvant&ge* which these plates possess over all other
metallic substanees hitherto used for roofing, ke., as
they noeeciji at once the lightness of iron, without its
liability lo ro«t, having now been tested for several
J-ears in this partiecUir, both in this country and in Fra.
rope. They are le»* (table to expansion and couirae*
“on from sudden change of the atmosphere, than com
mon tin plate*, iron, zinc, or any other metal now used
for roofing, nail consequently form a much better and
tighter roof; requiring for less frequeni repairs, whilst
the first cost is but .a trille more.
A full supply, of all «izes, from Id to 30 W. G- eon*
ftamly on hand and for sale by
GEO. B. MOAEWOOD ft CO.,
H and to Beaver street, New York.
The. patent right for this article having been secured
for the United States, all punies infringing thereon
either by importation or otherwise, will,be prnsccu
net-’HUI.VwIyT
B E W ' n A R DW A~R“E~S T O It E’.
SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
No. T 8 Wood'street, Pittsburgh.
2TLBF.It AND LAUFMAN, fmporirvs ana dialers
JL in Foreign cud Domestic HAKDWAUE, in
a i iu varieties, are now prepared to sell as low and
on as reasonable lerm* naean be purchased elsewhere.
Uc solie’t oar friends, and the public generally, ui
call end examine qor stock,, which consists tn part of
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES,
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trimming*
sach as 1 Jacks, Latebev, Hinges and Screws, together
with every article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
We invito the attention or Carpenter* and Mechanics
generally to oar auhrtmant of Tools, whieh have been
•elected with great earn, and whieh we are determin
ed to sell so as to give satisfaction. apfcdftwT
a.vo Sits Dawn—JONES 3 Itul
lu Chemical Soap causes a free perspiration, uui el
.he time time notifies, softens, and whitens tie skin,
giving it the texture and beauty of an infant’*.
Sctraw, Salt Rasim ajid Soso, are toon not only
healed, hut cured by its um, 'as at least seven Physi
cian* in New Vorl know, who bk itinsueh eases,
and bed it unfailing—a* also in
PcarLo, Ulotctub, Fmcius, or any other skin dis
ease. The reader is assured that this is no useless'
puled nostrum, as one trial will prove I could enu
merate at least 60 persons cured of •
Sops liran, Sou Laos aki> Soai Blaid. Buy it,
and use it, and the reader is again assured I would
rot cruelly sell it for the above unless I knew It to bo
all I state. Those who are liable to
Ciurio, Caacuo, oa Cbakb Flush, will find this a
cure. Any one afflieted with sny of the above, or sim
ilar diseases, wilt find this all and even non (admira
ble in tu properties) than I state.
But, reader, the stores arc flooded with imitations,
and be sure you uk for JONES’S Italian Chemical
Soap. Sold by WM. JACKSON, 69 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. augflidfcwT
[£/* Tui suxa bv a ma Rmui u not more repul
sire than a bad, putrid broath, or dark, yellow diseav
■ edteeth. If persons have these it is their own fault—
they can, for two. shillings, buy an article that wiU
make their breath pure and sweet as t&< Spief Air o
It cures di teases of the or ulcerated,
and for the Teeth it is uneqaslled, removing the tartar,
fastening the teeth in tho gum*- and clean them ar
white as the new oftkt fnttn Honk.
Such, reader, are the properties of Jones's 'Amber
Tooth Paste, und, without praising it ourselves, hear
what one of onr,mo«t resectable and scientific Den
tists, Mr. 11 Field, of New York, says: V
“I have both used and finalized this beautiful and im
palpable article, {Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste,) and
chn recommend it aapossening-aJlthe qualities claim
ed for iu” Reader, we can say no more to convince,
only that if yon try this once you will be well pleased.
It is put up in beautiful English China Pits, for 85
cents. Sold by the Agent, WM, JACKSON, 69 Liber
ty street, Pittsburgh. augfltdfcwT i
H7* All «000 cmzni are honorably assured that
the following are the actual qualities ora 3s bottle of
John's Coral Hair Restorative. If they doubt our
word, they cannot these highly respectable citizens
who have tried tu—
Jlr. Geo. Deckel, 41 Bra it, New York. ,
Mr*. Matilda Reeve*, Myrtle tv, Brooklyn.
Mr. Wm. Tompkina, 83 King at, New York. -
Mr. Thoa. Jackaon. Montour* laland, near Pittsburgh
f [. E. Cullen, late barber iteauboat 8. America.
And more than a hundred other* aute, though thla
must suffice, that it will force the hair to crowed the
bead of face, atop It falling off, atrengthen (he roots,
removing arnrf and dandruff front the roots, making
light, red, or gray hair arouse a fine darklook, and
keeping dry, harah or wiry hair rooiat, soft, clean and
beautiful. a very, very long time.
Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, 89 Liberty at,
Pittsburgh. Pnee 07J, so cents, and one dollar.
auGtd&wT
iCT~LA 1)1 ESAKk CAUfiONkib AGAINST l
-BINO COMMON PKEPARKOCIIALiL
They are not aware how frightfully injurious it is
to the akin! how ooarae, how rough, haw ail* ;
low, yellow, and unhealthy the akin as. •
‘ pear* afteruaing prepared ehnlk! Bc»
eidea it ia injurious. tmlaming a
large quantity of Lead!
We hare prepared a beautiful vegetable article,
which we call JONES’ SPANISH LIIY WHITE.
It ia perfectly innocent, being purified of all delerri
oua qualities; and it imparts to the akin a natural, heal*
lh>. alabaster, clear, living white; at the a&me time
acting u» a cosmetic on the ekm, making it soft and
smooth. Sold by ihe Agent. WM. JACKSON, 89 Lib*
;rty at, Pittsburgh. Price 23 eeF* aug7:dkwT -
few doors below Wood street,’to
3 DH« BKOWI| having bees
educated to the medics
profession. and been for tome time
mfrffaggftßy senerat practice, now confines
KtgregwaalSg hit attention to tic treatment of
tbote private and delicate cuicj
tgrSHBSw— m plainu for which his opportunity
l|gfSß9g%a and experience peculiarly quivlit»
him. II years assiduously devoted
losuiiJyi treatment of those coraplaints,{danns wMeb
lime he has had more practice and has cured more pa*
tieuts than can ever foil to the lot of auy private prne*
titioner) amply qualifies him to offer assurance* 01
speedy, permanent, and satisfactory cure to ail adlicted
-With oelicate diseases, and all diseases arising thers)
from
Dr. Drawn would inform those afflicted wuh pnvats
diseases which have become chronie. br u:ur or ag}
graveled by the tu of any of the common nostrums ol
the day, that their complaints can be radically aud then
ooghly caredi he having given hi* careful attention to
the treatment of each eu«e«, end succeeded in hnndredt
of instance! ur coring persons of inflammation of the
neek of She bladder, an-i kindred diseases which oftrt
result fiom those cases where others have consigned
them to hopeless despair, tie particularly invitesrsacb
as have been long and tinsuccessrtkUy treated by olhen
to eoojolt Üb, when every satisfaction will be givet
them, and tnllr cases treated in a careful, thorough and
intelligent manner, poiutcd out by a long experience
study, and investigation, which it is impossible for thot
engaged in general practice of medicine to give an
one class of disease.
rn-Hernla or Rupture.—Dr. Brown *J*o utvitea per*
•oas afflicted with Hernia to call, at he has paid pants
alar attention to this disease.
CANCERS also cured.
atin diseases; also Pi! *, Ptljy, etc., tpeeduy car *s
Charges very lew.
N. a—Patients of eith sex living at a distance. bs‘
stating their di«a** in writing, giving all the
toon, can obtain medicines wuh directions for use, fit
addressing T. BROWN, H. D., post paid, and caek»
lug a fee.
Office No. 89, Diamond ftUey, opposite the milt
Boose. '
Brown’s newly discovered recta
dyforßheamausmU a speedy and certain remedy (or
thatpainfal trouble. It never fails. *
Office sad Private Couiuhina Roems. No. S 3 im».
mead alley, Pittsburgh, Fa. Thi So^fla^iSjVt
irn No aura boost - i H n •
QlQHTanri short time Bim>tiyKXcnA^iiK rtT .
O ablein Cincinnati, Losisvilie and St. Louie/nur
chased aatba most favorable terms. >
fl>* N. HOLMES A6ONR.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
HO« 60 aiBKKT BTBKBT. PlOTiannnw, pi 1
sss^ssisaaa , ‘ ,b *i i
•safwsasfflsssags-jf -
»“. Hwto, *e, amtjjn£r "' *"
CABBWf.TS, JEANS udTWEEDS—« cm of
•II tb«,TWjOB» BUaftetaKS.' r * ‘
25 cues MUSLIN DBLAINS and-CAPHUFRrs*
of the HuniUpa aad Manchester Workr
sortmeni ofForeign mannfaetara. v ■ . ,*r -
ApS'” “™ 8 ’ u
Brown, Bleached ud Colored OANTON rT.iw
NEIA of HI the anti makeafaSo SSSunSnT
2I?ACCAB, -BOMBAZINES, ud COBIIRgV-
Moro Ihu SO ciki. Alio. 300 pie?ea French Merino,
Lyoneae arid Paramatta Cloths. - ,
SILKS aid SHAWLS—3OO pa. of blaek -and fane?
i kind*. Also, Visetes. Cloak Scam, Ac.
A fall aaaertment or White and linen O'oda. Alio:'
Hosiery and Gloves, Embroideries, Laeea ud Trim? - -
tnlnra,MoamlnsAnicles,allqnallttek,ti2eiudaake ' -
6fßlanketa. . j .
RIBBONS— BO boiea of rich Bonnet aad> Capßlb*
bona; alio, Velvet, Silks, Sarins, Ao~ with every oih*‘
«r description of Millinery articlea; Tailors’ Trim.' '
prion, Ae. Ae. . —y
_ AU of which, together with a general ‘aaaoriaent of
Oooda of the newest and moat fashionable styles, will * :
oeoaercdatuextremely towadvanoe.
. constantly received. ,
All Merchants are cordially solicited to call
*Pti B A. A MASON A Cft ■ _
TS7 OULD retpectfollf'emll the attention of city and
* \ country Merchant* to their choice-stock of
ALL AND WINTER GOODS, which for extent ai d
var.etv has probably never been eqaalled in the West
ers country. Possessing the same facilities and ad
enj°T*fl bv Eastern Houses, by baring one
oMbe pannera constantly in the East among the man?
I«nporters ane Auction Hooees, they are
nJfJll .l° ofler **®e advantages in style end
House* M caa obtained of the largest Eastern
•« lar *® consignments of DOMESTICS from
• > orJ^,v,? etoper ? of No * England, they are enabled
iS «na , V ood# '“ lei » they ean be pro
°2*d / Extern Jobber*. -
,htlr offers equal if not
“to description of goods, than
S2Jhas been dearly demonstrated to
?«n?.l^ , .^ on *- feel confident IfMer
“'V‘r^Pll‘HW-pnrehulug Fast, will examine
' . w L !I he eomvineed that they can buy
qoality of goods ai such priees as will save
0 , n^ >ocUUon ’ “d ‘he necessary expenses
mp - Thermei.tioaapartof
* toek Wcb fooodfreah and com-
ANO P*iNTS, from the'
Merrimack, Hamllibn, Cocheco, and Manchester Com.
sh j **2“ Works of Donnell, P. Allen,”
AdaT*, fte fcdmoDd * C *”’ ajapta *'
m£o2JSS* NOHAMB “ d CHINTZES > of the best
BLEACHED MUBUNB, of all theweU
.. Cn‘? d p *n P c P ;r" 1 fcr " le b '
tl ™ n t, * l “ c^ ow N M «ull.
MISCELLANEOUS.
raSTITFTB-
Institute, under the eare of Rev.J w ciw.
mb o/^nte^^^R 7 ’ will reK, P ea on Monday, the
17th of September, in the same rooms. No. S 3 Liberty
street. Having limited the number of their pupils, the
Principals hope to merit a continuation of that literal
patronage they hate hi’herto enjoyed. Paresis mav
feel assured that every advantage will be afforded
their daughters, if placed under their charge, for ob
itining atfiorough English, Classical, and Ornamental
education. —. aurtfcdtf
YOUNG LADIBB BEBIBABT,
SLLXUBX3TT '
THE AUTUMN SESSION of thlT Institution will
commence on the first Monday In September—
Rooms on Federal street, in “Colonade Bow," 2d door
from the bridge. 1 1 .
wi4i I s , nf ” nM!I ”5* m *^ on 0F ntn Mouths.
English Department, including Reading, Orthoxia.
ne T w, rilln S> EpS*" l *
"i’ English Composition and Criticism, Geo
onS.S,,J!l^? r 7 , branches 1
Bhiloiophy. Chemistry, As.
Sd M^i^f o7 ’ 6eo/ory, Intelfeetail
“ l i. 1 r n 1 !! «uwr brandies requisite to
a iteroogh Engiish Education - - . sao 00
Department, inelnding the Latin and Greek
U s£X , ' K \ : ; ; : ;i|«»
German, . . . , . Ql6 00
•t.Tk°»* e J' ri ® e *i ofco ® petenlle,lc her»are secured for
h, ?W» 10 EwnelrandGerman,and
“tf i 0 Painting and Music. '
mil,' Lt irßi , R?P n * en,e f at the eoutmence
ment ofa session, yet they are received at any
lbo T® rat ea from the time m
entrance. No deducuons are made for absences, dx
oeptta cases of protracted illness "*
Further information may be obtained, and applies.
uoim made by eulling upon the Prineipel, athisremw
t'lif eJer^L* or at “■ lodgiap In “Irwin’s Row,"
Liberty street, PitUborgh. between 3d ana 4th streets;
?if >?-•‘-T* 10 *’ the Pittsburgh Post Office!
the Principal. N- W. METCALF^
Allegheny, Aug. 7, IBU. dtf
Pittsbwr(h SUam Saxble Worka.
NO* ÜBERT% opposite Smithfield street—
Marbla Monties, Monuments,Tombs,T%ble Tops.
a Urge variety of the most beaotiftl kind, made
of the finest qaaluy ef foreignand domestic marble,
always on a tad or made to order, by the aid of ma
ehiuery, mite shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
Q;—Tte Country Trade famished with all kinds
of Marble sj dm lowest rates. All orderspromptiy at-
Liberty, opposite Smithfield *t
tnyandtei W w WALLACE
MACHIHISS*
VJ^T*** l .* 4oneor French Barr SMUTBIA
tw beat article of the kind in ue; they
run light, elMa ftjttjdo the work well, and will last a
i , them *** tn n *«i in the best
mills in the miSrj, and we nave the strongest testi
mony or person* as their superiority over
■II other 8»i Tdainine*. For farther particulars, ad>
dress thesabscnbcr at Hi Liberty at. Pitubnrgh. ’
W W WALLACE
gTEAM KKGINES *«n
, AND BOILERS—For m'.l, uw
Ba< * otbeT auUa, alw*y» on hand, or made to order
on.rcry ihortßcuee,anaaithe loweitpricea. Allot*
de™ protopUy encoded to «i *4 Liberty «treet,'neer
mriW WW WALLACE
PARIS—For land, and other purpotes.
*lw*7i on hand at 244 LibenT«t. p P° •»
- W W WALLACE
tTVMAiitiieo:
LL •
“ a 5,iu ’ *"*”«"
222 WW WALLACE
W XV WALLACE
TEAS! TBUtl TSAIIII
J» . tTii with nfeasore that the sabtenben
a inform the eitiiens of Pittsburgh and Ti
ft cinity that tber have completed arrange
r "SSM* Messrs. J. C. Jenklnaft Co.,
• or Philadelphia, tn receive their tunerior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. TCiev are neal'r and securely put
I op in mctallie packs of J, ft aed 1 lb. eaeb,
with theirp rated eaxd—ihowing the kind
SSZ of Tea, price, nano' of the concern and
depot in Philadelphia, with an invitation to jetorn the
Tea, if not liked.
XSTAIL PBlCIt:
4 f Gunpowder ~6BJ 75 l5B 1,50
B I Imperial 60 76 LOO 156 Lfio
3 ) Hyson —5O 031 75 150 153
»IY. Hyson -—-50 62} 75 |,OO 153 tso
Bj-e—lßlack -57*- 60
“**'**• {Fine and extra Fine- -7b 1,00 156 150
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal
a. If not atrrntorto any sold In this «ity, and fhocH
the? not prove acceptable to the tacts, they can be re*'
turned, and the money will be refunded, u It U only
with that understanding wo tell.
We ask a fair trial, in at the public may be able to
edge between our Teat and those heretofore sold by
other companies in thit city.
All lorers of rieb, delicious and good flavored TEAS,
thoold give os a call.
For sale by JOS. S. &L YOUNG ft CO.,
N W earner 4th and Ferry streets, and
. E. YOUNG ft CO^
mylfcdfials S W corner 3d and Ross streets
roa tbk ukxoval asn PwtairKß coax or all msxxas
aacuao non ah urrras rats or tbs nt/non
ot baxit or m smos, vtc
Scrofula or King’s Evil, Rheumatism, Obetinata Cuta
neous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules on the Face.
Blotches, Biles, Chronle Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of
the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Dicers, Byphiltic
Symptom, iSeiatiea or Lumbago,—and diseases
arising from.an injudicious use of Mercury, Acl
iites or Dropsy, Exposure or Itnpradenee In Life;
_AI»o —Chronic Constitutional Disorders, Ac.
This Medicine has acquired a very extended and es
tablished reputation wherever it has been used, based
entirely on its own merits, which iu, superior efficaey
ha* alone sustained. The unfortunate victim of her
editary disease, with swollen glands, contracted si-'
news, and bones half carious.ins been .res>ored to
hetl'h and vigor. The eerofaloui pstlent, covered
with ulcere, loathsome to himself ana his aitrndsnts,
has been made whole. Hundreds of persons, who bad
groaned hopelessly tor years under cutaneous and
glandular disorders, ehronie rheumatism. and many
other complaint* springing from a derangement of the
accretive organs and tite cir-utaiion, heve been raised
.as it were from the rack of disease, and now, with re
generated constitutions, gladly test tj to U»e efficacy
of this inestimable preparation. I
‘TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION.’
The attention of the reader is called tothefollowing
aitcnlihing cure, effected by the use of Sands'Sarsap-
This is to certify that 1 have a colored woman who
has been afflicted for the 'ast five years with Scrofula,
and all the remedies 1 used had no effect in arresting
the progress of thd complaint; on the contrary, she
constantly grew worse; and alter expending between
670 and 6St* with physicians, besides using other pop
ular remedies without, success, till the disease had
eaten away the cartilage of her note, made its appear
anee on various parts of her body, and had finally
commenced iu ravages in tk» roof of her mouth.
ln this dreadful situation, wilt theprpspeet of death
staring her in the face, I stated her ease to Dr. Dtsos
wuy, the agent for Sands’ Sarsaparilla in Newborn! N-
C, by whom 1 was advised to use that article; and to
my stirpr>* e end that of mywteighbors, to whom her
ease was known, after using fdhr and a half bottles
sue was restored to perfect health, and that in lbs space
of ibree weeks, and was able io work in two weeks
from the time she commenced taking it.
In witness of the truth pftMs statement, I have hef|(*
unto affixed my name, thi* 10th day of Sept, 1347.
JOSEPH M’COTTER, 1. P.
Mouth of Neuse River, Craven co-N. C.
SURE THROAT.
The following it an extract rmiu a letter received
from Mrs. Sevan, who had been afflicted several years
with Scrofulous Ulcers, Dyspepsia, A; n and recently
an affection of the throat and chest—
. _ , „ . Baileys burg, Va, Dee.in, IR?S. !
Messrs. A. B. A D. Sahm: Betore 1 commenced us-'
ing your Sar*spsri'!a. my sufferings were qlmost past
expression; my throatwas completely ulcerated, I had
a oreadful cough, and there were frequently weeks to
gether that 11 eoaid not apeak above a whisper; aud be
side*, the iiifiemmallon Rom my throatextendedtomy
h . A * *l, at , ra l Soaring was very much impaired.
After taking the Ba<s pariila a short time, my health
Improved, and my throat is now Well; | am a« free from
couth and lightness of the chest as ever I was, and
can near quite distinctly. My throat-has been well
about three month*, the eure.of whi b ha* been effect
ed entirely by the use of your Sarsaparilla. •
Your friend, LOUISA R. BEY AN.
like following testimonial to tbevalueoMha Sarsap
arilla, is from the Rev Luther M right, aged 78 yean
Congregational Minister, residing at Woburn:
, Worm, Mass, March 3tnb, 1548.
Meain. B*ndr. Gentlemen, From what i hare expe
rienced. and from the information-1 have reeentlv re
ceived from a number of peraona of high ra*peeublS
ty who have Used your Sarsaparilla. 1 have not the
least doabt but that U is a most valuable medieine, and
that the numerous certificates you hare received of iu
effleacy are fully sustained by experience, aud al
though its reputation and utility are very extensive,
afld stand iu no need of my humble efforts to increase
them, I want all who are afflicted by disease to become
acquainted with the efficaey and power of yoar valo
able medieine. 1 :
I am, gentlemen, gramfuUy^a&d^vep^mpcdfallT
and told, wholesale and retail, by 4, fl.**
D. BANDS, Druggist and Chemist, IUO Fulton street
comer of William, New York. Sold also by Vnrn.
gist* generally throughout the Unites States aaa Can
ada*. Prieeft per bottle; six bottleaforßt '
HOUSES, LOTS. FARMS, .ni,
FOB BEST. “7' I
M A WELL FINISHED BOOM. mulatto fo\ a.
or Gentlemen's Furnishing St ora. .A].'
ScrenJ room suitable for offices orAr-~
Utt’a rooms. ED GAZZAM, : I , • ■
oeaStf Office Third street, orcr Poit Offiee.' •
A Valuabls Bial Eitati tor Sail, ' ,
LOT OF GROUND In the Diamond, Allegheny
. Or. Pressley's property, 90 feet
iront by 190 feet deep to a 19 feel alley. Title InditM*
Üble.andtemaeaty. For farther partienlsrs apply.
Fer BUi erßtat. • : T" .
® THE Tory desirable residence In Allegheny
City, lately oeeapied by R. W. Poind eater, and
possession siren immediately. I
apply ax this office, or to W. W. Wit '
SON, Market si : octa- H> '
BUSINESS BTAND PORSALE.-Ttaßritk
ln Diamond a'ley, sow
, ■ °«opied by Mrs. Boyle, haring twenty feet lin “
front, extending baek towards Fourth street one hun
dred sad twenty feet. For terms, apply to .• I"
-■ GEO.COCHRAN, Sfl Wood Sti
ONE PAIR^eR™HAND eTgINESIQ inih '
eyUadera, 4 feet atroke; 9 Bolters, 90 feet loi.g r K <•
ujeaes Hi diameter, all in good order, will be aold at a .
bargain, if application be atade soon. They hare only
been in useabont IB month*. Forpartioular*, Inquire
« f ly«7nltf B. HAYS. Oaiette office
MFOa BlfclST—The mansion bon * now. :
by Mra. Atwood, altnated at Oakland,
with SO acres of ground attached. The Muse
uspadousand eonTenttnL and the ground well ba
prored. Apply to HARDY, JONES A OO.' ;
._ang3l • w ftter '^
• A Briek tioue, (but one year
Lot, oa Robuaon #treet» Allegheny,
old Bridge. Price low mod term* m!T
Ingotroof jyat 8 BCHOVBR. 110 Weened m : .
FOR RENT.—The ihm iutt itnct uwtiuif
liooM, oa Liberty, between Hay. and Alarbei?
•treeu, now oeenpied by W. Graham: Jr. Poaaeasiea
pren immediately. Enquire of Wta. Graham, or mi
the Bookstore of • •
■ JOHNSTON k STOCKTON, 1'
ryx7-ou • eoraer Market end Third ■trteutf
Mvoa iiii.hi.
ATHBEEatoned Dwelling Hoote,beingthe •'**
• *e»nd hooae from Pena itreet, In Snyder* 1
CKow, onH«j Kreci Inmedim po««.Moii will bo •
reo. Enjoin or DAVID RITCHIE, Attorney W
oaFonnh ureet, between Cherry oiler' : -
«aa Grantcmt . iolltahf < ‘
»««« WffaßSSs' " i .
SFOCR m two «torj BncC Dwelling Uoneea,
ell fislibed and in complete order, on Center
™**» Word. Poueulon given July ist.
t. Eaqeinof JOHN WAITiCuL
100 cornerofLiberty end.Hacd lt» l
. Two Lou tot s*l e. I TTT
• r T’.“E «üb»enber* will Mil « pnrata idei those Mr#
r^v T ?i??*7o Ir>i* of Ground, «iutated.on Tomato «U
feet tiler, apoa which la bailt* r.one wail,.Si by too
feet, which contain# none enough to boild- cellarefqr
two comfortable dwelling hooree, asttin front them
tbree *OlOO trees, of d yean growths nn«i the aide
"*£ » oared with briefc, ail of which wiil be cold at
two. Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or Coanty Serig, ,
will bt taken in payment.' . . .*i
- • PHILLIPS,N»S Wccdsu-t.
or to WSL BENSON, immediately opposite said louL -
. a, y®_ • • . . i.
T7QR SALE—Fire lou eligibly" situated in-the floor*
r uMng town of Birmingham. The lots
H?*? » sl iraaa ro-eet I nambere<a ia P Bailsman’* plan
7S, 79,60,81 and 69—Lot No 73 frontingtiOTcetou Ma«
ry Asn street, 70 feet deep; the other four £0 feet frost
each, by 80 feet deep, i
Term#—Greater pan>#f pnehaae money may rol
main for dz yean, teemed by mortgage. • For portlei
dare, moiure of StiCUOYEH, •
_ mylo , HO*— ’
A BOOT four tailci above Lock No; S, at the month
ofPine Ran, Menaogahela River. The Coai ta
01 ue very best, quality, and'easy of aec*M. Kn+-
aoaber of acre*, from twenty-five to a hundred, imahf
bo obtauted. Peraont dcjinraa of parchauag, cam
call an WALKER REBD. on the premUei, or Wmi.
Reed, opposite the Port pace, who will give any in-!
formation concerning the property. The abovewi l
be told at a great banrafn. mysfcd<ka-- '
orr
I'O kET—A food brick DwalUa* Homs, •untie or
, Robbuoa ttxeot, Allegheny, tnqaiie of . -r
'ByH' _ ‘ • SOLOMON SCHO.VKR.'
- CHEAP FOR SCAIP-A lot^fTnMu.
“““eon
® from on Webater, by Bo (o et to a Gvefeet alley
rJS" °f T coan “a»0- Price *250. Termi-,
* 3 ™ &*Janee Inoas, two, three and {bar’
yean from thaflm of April tßitT’ • - - orf>
County and City Scrip takes for eaah payaect Ini
9ttIrCO L-- ° 7lg )
Ml ASHsCoat Laad iam«i..~T- , ‘
wiU be."ld «the fow price of «33 per l
ibirdln hand, balance ia five equal annual payments.
.without Interest' Title indisputable. LocaUaavejw ‘v
">°od—cannoti be aurpaased. For further panic ulara ’
enquire of B. BALSLsY, who has a raid pkk
petty- ResidenceBd st,below Ferry,Mr. Adam* 1 Row. ••
aN. a There ts another seam of coal on this tract. ’
about CO feet above the lower, ofaxca»t»nt qnlujTT
iyaMtf J i • ~
T VMmAila Umlidi ng Lota for Bmio. “.
HE subscribers are 'authorised to offer at orivara
sale, and upon highly favorable terms, a number'
or very valuable Building Lots, 1 eompriaTar a ianra
portion' of the Lola numbered 67, CB, 69 ud 70. la
Woods’General Plan of the City of Pittsburgh, situa
ted at the south eastsrariihr earner of Penn andWevno
streets, fronting MO feet on the former, and axteodinr
along Uio Utter about 600 feet to the Allegheny river,
and being a pan of the Real Estate of the late James
8. Stevenson, deceased." .'
A plan or subdivision of the above Lots, in conior
mlty wuhwhteh it is proposed to sell' mar be seen-at
the office of the undersigned, on Fourth, betsrean Mar*
ketandPenysts. WILLIAMS A KUHN. •
ayO ■' u
TWO HODbEB AJXb Lorm mm
TWO LOIS ou Beaver street, In the city o '
fflO. Allegheny, above the upper Commons, oh whUk'-*’
U erected a frame building, two stories high, xoltabla T
for twoi smMi tenements.. The iou are ew*h' twemv :
feet in front by one hundred'feet deep, ana r L ‘
swet forty feet wide. The buildings oatho piof f
mises will pay a very bandaemt interest on the invest]
meat, and the property will be sold eheap lor cash. '
Apply to H. eproal, Clerk’s office; C. 8. or to - ' <
‘ KAY A Co
Scotch Bottoa Lui faraui, 1
TEN ACRES OP LANA eitanted in Peebles ldw&»
*bii>, on the MonongsheU, three miles from Pitu
haxf h—u lots to sjutpurehasen, PorAirtherpsrne--
alnn apply to Henry Woods, 3d st. or to ' 't
A WASHINGTON, I
norga-dif . 4th, Bbore Smithfieltta ;
Jj*“w3EUOIJSETOEBAI.Ii-11 1C ,»i
Offer! for 0010 tiro three itorr brio! WorchouM
—“on Wood moot,occapied by R.Teiuieii Cof.
*P >? _ WM.WIL3on.Jr,
V~HCTI^BSTEaiSTBaNPESNsfSEEi
ryn ball—A Lot of Ground uuuu on Penn :
Rreet, between Hay and Martnry itreeu, adjoinin'
the house and lot now occupied by Richard Edwardt.
bavin* a front of 35 feet, and in depth UO bet, will fca
-•old on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable* fin.
C.O. LOOMIS, dibit, near WoodT
octa«dtf
; _ . por~flnlo» . ■ •• ? •
A ®EHBABLE Buildiu Lot ln AllMteny cay. fo>
XX varably located, inure about halraa aereTud
will be cold on accommodating terms. Inouin of
ieb< JO WILLIAMS, 110 wonder.
FOR RENT—A room la uw iMoaO «orrl
S.Wood street. i.ii
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED INOBEA9KOC
EXPRESS PAST PAOKBT'jdrtBB.
asam
(Kxelualvely for Paaaenaeta.l 'i
VIA THE GREAT CENTR A L RAIL ROAR
TO PHILADELPHIA. AND RAI.TIMOb£
'TIRE PabUe are informed tbai oa'and after Saturday
ltbelU of September, the panenyew by tbi»L&
wit! be earned oxer the Central Rail RoadftwnLeS.
iooum to Harrieburfb, and from thence to. PbiladoL
phia by lia Hairuburah and Colombia-Rail Road*
By thla new arrange meal paaaengera will eo throuah
is oss nax lewnuathan heretofore. • • -
The Packet* of tUa Line are new and of the hen
elaaa. Thu route for ufety, imred and.comfort, U tte
nowluuk to. the K&avem cUle*!
Rail all paated in day ny 0 L Tltw. ; 3
tor* F n.T.n wW
. _ W DUTCH, Mononrabela Hours.'
wti OTPtalfiECgtOQ,4nd Rt«in.
fiferfSl 1849.. : g^m§
ACrlt Ejprtiil'ackeiLj!?.
R- Q.TARK&, Beaver, Pfpfvrtvr.j • ■:'
THEnewandelegantPawengerFarkeir, V ’ *
NIAGARA, Caot H H JeJne*;
. PENNSYLVANIA, “ JII Uoffoanr
. LAKE ERIE, “ HTreT, *
*- . QUEEN CITY, .“ J Mcailr* -.*
Forming* daily Liao between Beaver and Erie, bam •
commenced tanning, and will continue daring these*.'
•on to make their recalar trips, leaving'Beaver ifier ,
the arrival of the morning boat from Ptsabarrh.'. it nu
eloek, r. m ) and amve at Erie, In tim; ferM**«»wa ,f
to take the morning boats to BoSklo or on tea rAV**
.Tfeketathronghto Erie and alt
nedby-eppUeaSoato JOHN ACAUOHEV’j^t' 1 69
eorncroTWatcrand StnhhKeUeie'
- •> •? GKO RGBRECfL
' ander Ik* fit CharU* tlAjnt
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TO BiITUOBB AM ffllUßEtOnil,' :
THE SBORTEgiROPTE IT TWENTY.?! Y MiT.^g
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