The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, November 07, 1849, Image 3

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FOR :Ta:sio,::: 1:s . I GAZ
ARRIVAL OP TUE ITEAESUIP
*ASHINGTON.
VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Nsw You, Nov. 6—P. M
' Thw Washington, from Southampton and Bre
men, has Strived, bringing London papers to the
20th ISt, and one day's later news than the Hi-
Ellie brings • heavy and valuable oasis of
Garman and French goods, together with 150
1 1 4111cmgerit, among whom am Mr. Rush and Blai
r* 130%1146a1e:
The Ifirre mama market was very active
Al mimics in prises bad taken place.
It is Wild' tits! the differences between the
Preach Piesident and the minority of the Assem
bly have been adjusted.
_ .
HUNGARY
?nab auntie!), had taken plane—some of
the lret nobles in the kingdom had been mn•
doomed td death.
TURKEY;
TL Talks ern preparing for hostilities. The
'tench soil English fleets are on their way to the
Dahintse
lusegit the politeneu of the, Cleveland and
PinabenThiTclegraphle operator of the Like line,
we are Indebted far the tolkwring New York and
.Michigan eleetlon newaj
NEW YORK ELECTION.
CrivkLamo, Nov. 8
In Buffalo city the majority for the Whig. Is 48.
MICHIGAN ELECTION.
Thirroinms which have been reezived, indicate
duo eleeticin of Bury, ere Governor.
• Sr. Loma, Nov. 6.
TY fetal of Nathaniel Childs commenced yes
'Ueda,. lite jury was empanuelled 'at 2 o'clock
to day, after exhausting a special venire of filly
Numerous and able counsel are engaged oo both
NEW YORK MARKET.
NOON 112011 T.
•
New Yoe:, Nov. 6.
Flour—The market is doll and prices are in
nor of the Paler.
araln—Flieat has a downward tendency, there
Is a gccd deal doing In cow, and holders are firm.
Provisiolts—The market for Trainman exhibits
no eltange.i .
Tcbaecto—Sida of Spanish Leaf at 41c. The
complexion of the lawn accounts Mm Europe in
regard to Tobacco is more favorable, and has
nosed a better
WhiaThere has been no Increased de.
mind Sar Whisker and prices have slightly ad.
ranced.
Cattle hiniket-3idei&f3oo head at 55,6 4 :07.50
per oat., to the exam of 300 head.
1.11:t0ti1iti04. 4 n: 4 :•44 1
amateur; Noy. C.
Flceur—New is dull 5t.4,26 per bhi.
ISW/stakes? fa active at 1/111@19ti, with sales ()fa®
Tbetetai change In other articles usually re.
ported.. 4 1
Ths River rose nine inches daring the day.
PM ULAD-11(3 pip Galena, Or red by
01912_
__ HUEY, MATTHEWS it CO
Sao
.-1
Alll2 Mule prime N 0 Sugar,
46 bbls No 8 Loaf ooi
. • i 33 - b Ms No 4& 3 Loaf &lair; for tale by
oet3l 1 HUEY, MATTHEWS &co
freltrACciriis 80.thgme, 11.w.= & a;
Prig, for sale by
0001 I RUBY, hIATTLIEW.9 it CO
L—
ARD 011-111 bbls Burkhardt & Co, best (panty.
for sale:by '-
0001 RIIEY, MATTIIEWS & CO
EE, ite —636 by R• io — Coffe,
V. 120 bf ebests Y. 11, 0. P., lmp't and Elk Tea
1101 cad. hest do do do do do
With a general assortment of Groceries and Pitts
burgh manufactures, for sale by •
oet3l i HUEY, hINITHEWS &CO
ZINC WASI I BOARDS-20 do: Hobbes' Naperior
ferule by J D WILLIAMS,
deal No 110 Wood ad
CHFASE-75 bases Extra Cream;
100 Western Reserve;
WM. Say Sego; tar •
=MIJ
DbWILLIAMS
bbls N 0, for sale by
I. S WATERALLN
- • _
SPairwaiiirs - 1017mmoch lospararsoe Co.
WASUINGTON COUNTY, N. Y.,
The Largest Iruntrance Comp.,' in Me United Stator.
tiHIS Company hare issued-about 40,003 Policies
=pernin:s hi. farimd=r n it u r
E rzto outs
middle pane., 'The rates of
this?
7 Company ammm end
low,
MO for emit and the premium notes.
The coil to Inoue en ordinaryrisk for 1110041, will
be peciniant rote 510 only. Cash 40 per cent.. the
idle, which, with the palmy tad saieey, make tt about
IS for lire yearn, pee year, two mem per week, or
reckoning intraelly 10 00000 5100.
Thisiumearn of cash, aleroagh ...id all loos
err menet years; and from the increasing
irmineas, the DfireG ton are warranted in the belief that
no tax 0.01 the premiere not. will be necessary.
TIM Mlris ic sa . are prtddbited by their,l3y.Laws from
itak: 4 %=apon ari or y=rl.lllll,l==
eery, which ere considered hasardons, or 'tom taking
over.looo epos one risk. The policies of .D. cam
iny are free from the objectionable condi.. Mend
en the packer of massy other companies, out of which
no =eh litigatioa cruet. All matters of difference
snay be settled by arbitration In the Co.ty where the
Boss happens, by thou booted in the Co, and who are,.
of emu, samba. •
ASCII. SISHOP, Beeretery.
C. A. COLTON, Oen. Agent.for
Western Penn's, to be found at present at
.CliklawhertraT Browne Hotel, Pittsburgh.
PMTHDLEIIIIII
'flee ens mein thaaas in heaven nod tank
Than us dreams a( in philiaophy."
11 VIRTUES of thre _remarkable remedy, and
constant applientilt for It, to the propnetor,
has indeed him to hare it' put up in bottles with la
bels and direst done for thenenebt of the pablle.
The PETROLEUM is immured from a well Co that
Osetery, at a depth of four hundred feet, Is a pure nue
dalterated ankle, without anti chemical damp, but
Maas tikes from Dillutra's Grua LabratorV!
. that it
contains propertice marling • ...ober of di.. sdis
no lamer a matter of uncertainty. There are mdo
things m the areane.of neture,whlch, if knowu,ndght
-be of wait tumidness to alleviating suffering, and re
mains the bloom of health end vigor to manya srif
aver. .Long before the proprietor thought of putting
it tsp in bodes, it had a stentation for the more of die
eam. The conned and dad, increasing calls Mr it,
and several remarkable cures it has performed, le •
moo Indiedlon of its future popularity and wide
*pored medication la the care of disease.
We de nor wish to make • long parade of eenifi-
MAW-NM WV/ US COUSGiOnS that the medicine can soon
MOO,' its way how Me favor of Moss who suffer and
"rids to he heeled. Whilst we do not claim for it •
•unlversal appllcatum in every disease, we unhesita
tingly my, Mat In a number of Chronic Diseases h Is
unrivalled.' Among these may be cemented—ell
&eases of the mucous manes, nen as CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS, C.ONSU3IPTION On Its early lILWA
Asthma. sad all dorms of the air passages, LIVER
'COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, Diethern, - Diemen of
the Bladder and Kidneys. Prom In the Rack or Side,
Nemeses Diseases, Nevalee,Paley, Rheumatic Pains, -
•Osa4 Fiydpdu T atter, (worms ,
!n dew no47l::
melding ol exposure, or long and protracted eases of
Alseem, Ude medicine A L
ER AS rlief. It will act di
guend TONIC and ALTERATIVE In nth cares,
thapaning toot end mustn't° the whole frame,ketnes.
hug elatruenom, opening tie sluggish famtlone,'whieh
mime &ease anent broken constitution, and giving
Mentesed and renewed energy to all Use orgasm of
Lad The proprietor knows of several cores of
lIILIFELdiat 'misted even. other tresoment, get well
Th epend use of the -PETROLEUM fora than time.
em( can be vane gi any person who deans IL
Nenegenniee without Me denature of she proprietor.
Hnid nYthe proprister.. AW by
.R OF.LLERS, b 7 Wesid st;
• and—KEYSER & M'DOWELL, •
menet Wood st. and Virgin alley; who an his
neMdl - regularly appointed Agents.
& M, KIER, Canal basin, near Seventh sr.
MlLastahailest of Partistrship.
BY ItirfULL tX.inSENT this day, the firm hems.
ifte 11:6Enag wider the style of BOSIIFIELD &
LEADER, WO been dissolved by Deasy Leader sell.
log Mira wi t h end Stra to John
home= maenad she erat of Bashand &Leads
er win he settled by S. D. Banded At Co, who are
duty satharised se sail. all collections sad Mint all
el.maa. • BUBLIFIELD k LEADS IL
Bastorsgh,Oct in, ISM ' •
8.13811818.1.1) & CO. will mastic Oa
whallikttla and tetallDry Goode and Qroccry busimme,
et the 6.81 movement, 1ia.2110 Liberty at, where they
vat by pleased to have their friend• and con
call and e.t.a:due Oder stack of
_good. •
oda 8.8. '3 USHFIELD tr. CO.
N Moame ,117610,17 Banish,
below Wheeling,
sad one nulo e Banish, on the bank of the
fear nem of ground; otiorkleh area MIA,
NllllOl template operation. Also, a Maoris!
Mill Ream, 60 by 37 feet, and the,. storks high: ma
Melt and timo Frame Dwelling Rouses; 7if choke
Fmk Trees,./le. A bargain may be • had by prompt
apollooden for partlealars at N 0.25 Market street, to
00334 . 1 ttnT ARMSTRONG h GRAZER
4:44tha igi!elilmetlre Teats lice at &no it ea
4;XI TUESDAY, the 13th et November, at ten o'-
clack, wilt be sold at An
nan, an the premises,
iWard, ritteberghj all the' Machinery, Tools,
ketk
Dome end Gearing of the Phoutig Cotton Foa•
SAY, (Merl/ beletgi_eg to Admit, AMen le Co. Also,
..eitmellty
of Callon MI Castings. Wroegtit and Cast
Arm Wilk, Cam Stool Spindles, Ballets, inc.. prepared
ilbr eakl =IL Palters, Orme Ft:name, &c., among
which aro Cording Emmet, Tbroeuee, Of Gat Speed
,est, Drawing Frames, a... •
&Alberti trait will be divalent all pore Oases am
ink so 01 . 4 . ifimmt tt sale. oerltadtakeratT
INNEEDI will And a eomplete aseortment of Brass
genies, IVnttnest and Bo= Cesulleetiekt Fire
Data , ,,agul Thep, Staters, Skimmers and La
dies, Flegh ' and all other Mods of good, tea.'
•//11:3 1 hi ettifi,and for sale at =mum low one,.
,
LOGAN, WILSON & CO
Blew likolial Mew Books It
ZBLOWS Wader Quaddoe; Franeta's. Wi
aa j a Care, 121 non Madly Trimpa, rm.; Half
Inal We beo Ainbana 4 an% mu, Boot and
Ilanmalau Boding Boolt,ablftg. (alma fkoaae Id an.
~ .1 . HICo; Prank _ lofts Plating at the u. B , In.;
11senz: nw s I %nui., Ilan dn. Caidappo tun do. iA1..,_. 6 '
mg. arm Jame Book Keeping. BOO; a. -
..:11d. plat a. Far oda by
- 0. - . JAB D LOCICWOOR 63 W 4 .6 d
kLen itt o ttM PLANBLELIS—irirce. bins,
state and eyed Manna* (Ardor. a Dm cam.
arkiela Intl to lola of a small adv.,. obna
•=1 " . ".'
I ' e li =r: "d, li L nith r i l. C ll
IrEarY B ' :la ,, taa Iwo. maardoent
eette /farad ha Oda maltito; . 66 .i l l b . . 16 '62 6,
pm& rheum Call and sea a. No Ito litaatot at
1 66 A4.
. . P. an/414CH,
COMILERUIAL RECORD
pprTSBI7BOII BOARD OP THADZ
ova mount szom!...-
conuTree FOR NOVEMBER. '
no. numa no. .n..•-l---T.L CLAIM
1819: iLIIII4OO. I
NOVEMBEL Kisea
, •
4 Sunday, •----,—•
I Monday, • •—•—
I Tnesday,
7 Wednesdy,
9 Friday, -----
REVIEW OP THE
PITTSBORGIEI. JIMLIELET. -
mamas win =as 10.1411114,1849.
The week just closed !lei been one of general activiv
though it has been ehareetorisert by no merked
ehange in quotations. Throughout the week, tho fiver
has kept ut fine navigable rune for all elutes of
steamers, and business on the wharf has been very ac
me.
ABMS—The market presents no marked change
from . our last weekly qaotations, unless it be a slight
mutant. in Pearliest. A (air basiness ha. been doing
at the following tiger c—Pearlash itte, Saleratan Lige,
Potash be, Soda Ash 3.231 e, antLemirebing• m 3103,
els th.
APPLES—A general scarcity prevail. in the mar
ket, and priers are higher. Bales or a superior quality
Green •Apples are erected from more at 59,50 fp bbl.—
Common or ordinary quality are sold at 52,1909,26 41
bbl.
ALE—We hate no alterations to notice In the mar
ket; tjaciationseotainue fete at fatly quoted ratest—say
at a rage MSS to ft.di with and erithout cask.
BACON , -The market, if any thing, has been less no.
rive goring the put week, and prices have partially
declined Bale* have been mainly confined to the reg
alia home trade, at das followieg rates,—Shouldersi
He; Hades, 'Se; bagged Hams. Be; and prime saga,
eared canvassed at 12012 k IP m. The supplies of
Hems have.bacome ler abtmdut, while thou of
Shoulders and Sides have been mom full, and we no
tice edequitte supplies in the market.
BUTTER—Receipts of roll and keg Butter have hien
fur, but owing to the hbeenl shipments Cut, f amities
In our mulct are barely aafficient to the demand.—
We note urea of prime roll Better in lots of fi to 10
Lbla, at 111 e, and of keg Bolter at 9.1g/91e P b. Good
puked Butter indlirs may: be fairly quoted ai tidep
af.
BUCKWHEAT FLAME—Then is • Brisk demand
inhtte mita, with regular sales from wine sit 15,190
SUS it 100 lbs, and finm wagon at S2IV ..
BROOMS—With Abenclant supplies to Me market;
we notice sales to a fair extent, at • range, according
to quality, from 1460 to 12,50 41 , doe.
BEANS—A pnene article of wtiße is selling at 75e,
and mixed at 13060 c f
BUCKETS AND TUBS—We notice no alteration in
men, ssy for good patent Bearer, and Marietta make,
from 'more, at 55,55 for Becket,, and 11.9,53019 f dor
for nabs.
BRAN—We note limited al:polies in wore, and con
tinuo our quotations at 1101.210 ha,
CHEESE—Receipts of Chase cantinas heavy, and
tapplies are full. We nom oaks during the week of
some WO bases, in varions lots, at fle for good com
mon W. R., and 6107 e for prime cream Cheese; Go
shen Cheese, What at 710 ♦ lb.
CRANBERRIES—Sam lots have arrived, bat sup
plies ars yet comparatively light. Sake by Wailed
lots ars erected from store at 12,25 'Phu, in bbl.
COTTON YARNS—For the various uncles Linder
this he•d,3ho following it a correct Labia .of quota
tions:
No. Wets per lb---. 43)
" 14 a "• •-- .21
44 15 44 a • 21
" 16 a a• •—•—•l3
N ul l cu P.r
u 7 i
" •
11,
ENE
:Vona
N. 680, eta
" ar lb
" 600,
••
8j
. 8
Carpet Chain, —93
Covarlel l'ara, —SO
Twine. • • •• -• • -------- I
YAZD. -
No. MO, eta jte' 7lb 71
NO, " do
"lOW, l• "• •, • •do
Candlewick, 171
Bog Filling, 17
Blutini , N 01,9,1-11,14,9
TheYabovo are the eased
or cash, for all sums over
CORDAGE—For the various ankles under this bead
there Ls a regular steady demand at the folloenng
pricer. •
=1:1
rope, by nod,
do cot,
Whim Ropo, by coil,•
do ent,.
Tarred Pope, by coil, --
do
Packing Tarn,
do••---
ago coy.
Manilla, 112,0003,0004,00 P . dos.
Hemp,
coil• •.10e•• do • ,•
1Z613611 UNII3.
SI ••—• • •—•—•firrap, g7go • dor.
Ilyanised Cordage is sold regularly al jobn • Ri
CRACKERS—A regular broluess is doing at the fol.
wing quoted rates:
Water Craekers, per bbl —• —13,73
Batter do " " • --• •••• • • • 450
Dyspe ßrea ptic do "
• 3,73
Pilot & " " • ••• • • ••• • , 3,23
Mar CnieLers• per lb • --• 7
" "—•— 7
CANDLES—Star Candles remain firm of StIDIDe,
Mould Tallow at toi, and Common Dipped at 9 cents
IP b.
DRUGS—The following is spit of prices of some ol
the most prominent articles coder this head •
Aloes. lbs.. 15013 Brimstone.► lb• ••• 40
Atom, " 3&6 4 Camphor, ref, -35340
Amdatiu ID
s••• .••• -1535 Chloride lime ~• ••• 70 0
,Arroveßool.," •• • 42014 Cochineal, . 1,3001,50
Aquefnros, •• • 40OG Copperas, .• •• HO
Litharge • • •3900 • Liquorice root.• ••7 0 9
1 7 .7.;11Tidi ilmbro,lbslYolls I -
Castor Otibbh, •• • —111,i15 Sal Soda ".•.• 4011
(Vanity, ox.• • .111.11504,30 Glee, common .• • • 11015
Thum Feou—Sales or old peaches at 11,75, of new
no a.= f be. Dried Apples are selling from store at
Jae r be.
FLOUR—The recelps of the past week have been
more fell, which has caused a decline In prioes The
low price id which sandlots of Float have been sold .
daring the week, has been in a peat mantras owing
to the doubtful unship Pa large portion of the Flour
brought to this market this season. During the past
few daYs, sales amounting to 000.1000 PM have been
dimmed of on the wharf at 114,4004,4501,30 • bbl.—
Market prattled st the close. Bales from store were
confined to limited Into ata4,V304,75 ft
FISH—Wo nonea good supplies' in the market, and
priers remain quite first, le follown—Pramon, sts;
bbl; p tree, 537; ..No.l Mackerel, fit fat No. 9110,30,
lean do, IPA No. Ts were sold at 17,00 for ben.—
Salvador Herring, $4,50 1 &toque/mina do, 111490,25 f
bhl; Codfish 114,75400 per dom.
Faans—A fair business Ic doing in the various ar
ticles under this head, at the following quotations—Al.
moods, 111017 e; Groundnuts, fine P bo; Pecans'''. V'
It,; Phllbert,, ec, Creaments, le f :14 Zama Currants,
ele Ih; Raisins, old, 197 in dm; Lemon., seared, $7
- Prat; English Walnuts, #b.
FltEiGHTS—Owing to the abundance or wrai, and
the prospect of a further rise in the river, freight, have
.gun materially declined—say, to Cincinnati 1511720 c;
Lonisville . SPe, and to chargess 25030 e • 100 Ihs.
The follorang are the from Ora point east by
the different routes By cPal to Philadelphia—
Bacon, Lard and Tallost.• • • 490
Tobseee Leaf, Ohio, # 103 .10e
do ICY "
.4 4titt
Featherso7
• .. . .....
Fars l, and Petaiga
Hemp,
Seeds of all kinds,
Whiokeydscr 11C0••••• •• I.
Flour. Per bbl
From Pittiborgh to Baltimore, vla Brownsville,
freights are earned by the Eclipse 0 day line at bOo
100. By Barite t Co's Bowels Line, tarough in two
days, freights 104001!are,03 ir W. • •
From Baltimore Wm; ma die Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, the charioteer. given In Me Baltimore Ans
erienn, its follow=
"Fiera this city to Cambetland: 'Hats, Boom, Bon
nets and Medicines, Z cents fr 00 tea Dry. Goode.
Orocaties,•Qucenswere, Tobacco, afic. Coffee, Salt
and Flab. '
"Freighti to Pittsburgh, by
Rail
road and Pans hl Canal, are as lonbwi, vizi Dry
Goode, Hit. Bales, 76e. Groceries, Peanta and Bps
Sleds, 70e. Cod., 45c. Maceaserese, 60c.: Clay and
Soda dolt, We. Rosin and Tor, 00e. Leather, 70e.
Mackerel, ?Ida, EA and acreage IL
GROCERIES—Sugar and Coffee, If my Ming; are a
little lea Arm, with, 'however, but a slight decline in
prim. Sales - have ire =rally been conined to the re-
Eau hem demand at the toiletries. eater —N. 0. Se
ger In bads, Mdlege, and in bbls at 0}1261c r EL—
/Mies of Loaf Sugar at 81310 c, RIO Coffee continues
00110 fine at Ile, fora prime article. Sale. of N. 0.
idolaysyy, In oak, at 2702%, emit and time. Sale. In
cypregs bbls at Mlie IF gene. All other arlieles an
der this head remain firm at last geouttiona
OBAIN—The Grain market andantins Its usual quick.
nun Very lit:l6le .0110( forward, and nano have
been confined to limited 1010 from Ant hands at the fol.
lalab:, satam—Wheat pc; Barley 3ae/60c; Rye 600 SR
c om at ORM, sad Gail at 3161836 t hat haL •
PUTT OyvWa giaa the [alb:nab:4 eandensedßiat
of pleas lac some or the principid e .id e . of Flint
Wass, as maws futured and sold Jo this cit]:
.
Plata Tumblers per dos, 30 043,00
Mould do 07 i% 1,73 _
Pressed do " " I,ooa 3,0 a.
do . do toir, " " '
e
Goblete, 120 a riau
Chao:pale-nes, 2,70 a too
Wine Gluon, - ' " " 3oa 8,00
lontonesles, " " 72a 0,00
Jelly *ands, each 60a Ltat
Decanters, par dos., Peal2,oo
atto, .2.5 a 11,00
do . hea ed, per pair, 2,00%10,00
do ltea Yeatsats, each 75a 2,50
• Molasses cans, '" " 00a 0,00
do Illittanla tops, per pair 73a
Flower vases, per dos,: 4,0 a 9,12 ,
.
f .
do do eat, Nr Pth. r .3C ". °)
Jelly l Glaues, per dos , ZOO
Pressed sweet-mat dshes, per doe ,23a •
1042 , .
do , do.. ' betels, per pair 87a 6,00
Herein Imola andpins, perder. 1,120 a 1,00
•, .. arotareeNtse' rotor rtnatrroad .
Her de jar., lackered coven, IP dos 1,Za10,00
shear rare, Per d.Te 6,(10218,130
Plated Cologaes, " OOO.llOO
lincceres, around stopper, 4 2 des 10 2 .4 2 , 0 0
Mane HoWes. each . 73a 110
GLAILS—The &lb:mists ara she nwng rates for the
'aeries. due liVladc;or Gls" ell, 01.. 6 8 b7lO, Mk.
•
73001;10 by 11124,221/4,512 if by 0 117; Patent do 10
by 24 to le b7ll COMMIS? boa. '
MMSMMiiiii
8 by i1 1 " , •••••181,15 • U by 111 ----,-114,72
10 by 12 ...• • ---• ..• 4400 II by 17• •.. 8 . 78
10 by IC -----2,73 12 by 10 •-•",- ----4 . 70
10 61.111 II by D . ...•4,70
10 by 10.........._ to lb by 10 .—.......0,00
io by 17 •••••—• .... .4,60 24 by 00 • , 7.05
LS—Eatea an ape at; !gibe fall trials,
&Man bag*Pail " On 104 mites a!
~_a.
the folloartng range of orient—Eat Bat,2 4405 k, .-
..Min / 6 el.; Round & Square Bar, 244014; Band
Boa 14403 e; hoop Iron , 310 re; Sheet Iron, 036 e.
Nuts-l 0 to 606, 53 , 25 i ug; 6,1 to 04, 33,50; 6d tO 74,
$4; 5d,114,25; 44, 64,61% 36,35,50 f keg. Erma—Cut
3, 31,6, 41 ineh, 64 p keg; s,2land 6 inth, 81,50; 131 wad
ianh,l4s a keg.
INDlGO—Sponish is selling at 5101,10, and Manil
la at 9001256
LEAD—The ieceipts of Lead since the the m the
river, have been liberal, 'and prices have partially re•
ceded. We now quote Rat at 63, and Pig at lie IP
m.
LEAD PlPE—Prices range according m nicer from
7 to 14e it
WHITE LEAD—Sales of prime at 51,75, and of No.
I at 111,50 it keg.
LARD—The receipts by river have been gaits
thotigh mostly Cesigned for immediate shipment east_
Prom 11 to 7j are about the teling fignith of the mar
km, with small sales.
6 - 33
e 34
ass
a 35
. 2:
533
a 39
4 33
4 32
31
4 30
449
4 42
LEATHER—Every descriplert of leather continues
firm at Adly.gooted rate.. N. Y.f3ole is sold at Idellac
and Baltimore f3ole tlldrZle IP 6. 4
MARINE INSURANCE—Rams of Insur eon
etripOO of steam and keel boars:
From Pittsburgh to %Vitaeling, Visr ..... • • • 4. 0 f
" to and from Cincinnati, O. •i' Ot
" " ,to Loulmille Ky ,
" ' " to St. Loofa, ' Mo., ~,/t
to Boonville, do I {o9
" to ludependenee,• 2 Odi
• " " to Galena, 111, IWO
" " to Memphis. Ten,• = ... : .. .1 gm
to N. Odeon., I COI
From N. Orleans to Pittsburgh, I Ole
' St. I..onis, Ild-Slk
OILS=We notice a decline in Lard 041, with sale.
0 ff4 0. 1., re o . 2 . doe la Unwed Oil
Is sold at 850911 e 4 , gallon and Tanner'. Oil at $1643L
Sintam OIL— Bleached Winter, 5t,43: Bleached Fnly
SIX; Natural Colored Sperm, SF P tu..
Waint.a Om—Bleached Wooer Whale , Mk; Crude
Gno
POW DER of Hazard at 115,15; and of Fkpek
m 13,2503,50 V keg. 4
PIG hIRTAL -Sales of 7U on Red Bank, Alleghe
ny Metsl, at IRM, 6 nans. Sides of 'languid Rock Met.
al, in limited lota, at $A 6 mas.
ROSlN—Regular sales at 3,93 is bbl.
RAGS—Regular sales of good clean mined from Ent
haeds u 3.4 c ♦ lb.
BOAP—Salm of common Rosin at 3/040,ef variega
ted at 10014 c p lb.
TOBACCO—We node, an advance in in aunfnctured
tobacco .1 the east, with a corresponding . advance LI
this market. Sales of good So at 19019 e; I twon has
advanced to De. plug to Die IP b. Leaf may be quoted
.t 4 to 7c P
TALLOW—Large tort of TIHow have recently nr•
rived from Cincimmti. We nom ales amounting to
I 5 c.k.; Alt 7c, emit correnry.
VINEGAR—SaIes of good eider:at 91010 c ♦ gen.
VARNISH—SoIeg of Copal at 31,300112•,1•11, by
wholosolo.
WHISKEY—The suppling have largely increased
and prices have meta earrespendtng dentin,. , Keen
fled is now selling at natk ?gallon, in bbls
WOOL—Priees continue steady, and the fol!ovring
may be given as the present ruling figures:
Iblood. • • —• • 27c
do
Prizne 37ec
Att.nrcr, Nov. 5, !S.W.
Barn—There was a lair attendance et the yard on
Monday, and MA. presented no marked change to pn
ees—say s3Os3 CI i no.'
Suage.—We continue our quotauona at a range of
St to St 6.2 emir:
Hooa—May be fairly quoted a! 3315683 G 1
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
Tat arena—There were 4 feet 6 inches in
channel last evening at dirak,md
AHR.B.IVED.
North River, St. Louis.
Peytona, Hendrickson, McKeesport
Philip Doddridge, Brownsville.
Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark. Wellaville.
Atlantic Parkinson, Brownsville.
Lake E rie, Gordon, Beaver.
Camden. Hendrickson, M'Keesport.
PimMC; Davi., Cincinnati.
Shipper, Parkinson. Cis.
Lady Byron,- Cincinnati.
Grace, Cincinnati.
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
DEPARTED.
Peyton., Hendrichon, M'Keesport
Caleb Cope,'Murdock, WeDevine,
Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville
Camden, Hendriciana,-M'Reescort.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
,De Witt Clinton, Deviancy, St. Loms.
Hibernia No. 2, KJ:notches, Co.i
Reveille, Stone, Galliopolis.
EmpressCorammsville.'
Viroqua, Galloway, Williamsport.
Balne,Jaeobs, Brownestlle.
' 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, New England No. 2.
Wheeling . Pero.
C.nemeati, Binggold.
Shenmsdoals.
FOR FIiILo.D.TRIA.
D. Leech de co* packet hoe. 9 P M.
FOR 7...0M
Ls. Hutu & Co's Canal Pock.. 7i o'clock, r. o.
Ea& Cummatam.—The largo nod splendid tut miming
packet sleazier, the New England No. 2, Capt. S. Dean,
will leave u above this morning at 10 o'clock, her reg
ular hour of departure.
CINCINNATI—Per Pacific—l3o tons pig mew
Lyon k Minh; 3 hi. rags, :1 sks feathers, 1 crate rags
El WWI & Co; 2 sksi (either., 6 do lags, 1 do aniseed
D T Morgan; IP slcs barley, I do tacks, R A Campbell.
ZANFSVILLE—Per Shipper-335 blrls dour, 11Gratf
k. Co, It bbls beepios,lo sks, 55 beach blocks. Church
I Carlsberg; 3 Ws toboteo, D L,eeett /Co; 07 wicks
shoat, 0 empty beds, .1 F Perry, 0 kegs batter. Church
k Carothers, bhd tobacco, Et Dalked, 13 do do, 4 bbls
butter, 1 hlf do, 1 kg, owners; 150 kip nails, Logan I
Miro.
CINCINNATI—Per aioggo:d —2 oyster chests, C
Bidwell; 6 hbd. miter, 1 Dickey &Co; 75 bbl. o htskey.
.1 Jordan; 2 b 5. mdse I bale wool.
I) ',etch & Co; 20
bbl. whiskey, P C Martini 40 mks sweet potatoes, W
Corer; IU east. saleratus, Heamiton; 18 dozen broom.,
Armstrong & Crozet; 2 eks, 3 trunks mdse. Ger It et . ; 71
bales broom corn, Taaffe k O'Connor; &Dion. pm met
al, NI Allesi dr. Co; 372 Milo potatoes, IJas
ho. starD Leech Co.
BEAVER—Per Lake Erie—l 4 barns bacon, I Mt.,
I shoulder do, I bbl, Jos Jordan; 3 crate. I seek rear,
Reynolds k 26.; 1 lot cook,. ult.., &muff k
Shirk.
Per khaki E. No 2-1 LE 01d.., Hampton k Stu.,
SS skit L. w bow, F Drawn . ta mate, hturphr. Wl`oon
k Co; 1 dry geode LE, Ui 51 11.wn; V Lg. dour, W
Pompton; ,13 1, wary, J C theurell.
Pere. b. Bosto.-14 U. rags. Monett, Carothers
Co; 33 Ors elec.. 11 Braaten 3. Co; 12 bbls un.erad or.
0 Blaebbarn; 3040 arah hoops M Alkn A Co. 117 La.
cheese, 4 bids better-10 1.45,70 bbl. bee, J B Cesfield;
663 Asa ebeeme,l A Cangbey.
BROWNSVILLE—Per L McLane-72 kg. nails
Per Atloolle—S. a. wool, 336 boa glow. b bdla loath
er, I bdl make, IS baba leather, ISO boa glow, 71 bora
Iwo, I kgs nada.
Pee /3alde-50 pkg. mdse, I horse.
PIWILLIAMSPORT—Per Virogoa—l99 be. glans, 70
bbl. flour, 15d bu oats, I bo sundries.
ELliAilETH—Per Fasidon-113 bbl. dour, 24 1.122 h
cate,l Is sundries.
Per W4buaan—G2{ Ina glass, 16 bags feed, I bas
maw,
LADIES' LANDS WOOl. DRAWERS, Vests,
and Union thews for sale at the ludtew , counter
net3o F 41 EATON & Co; 4th wt
l/
VID 0 VkS.—P. H. EATON & Co. have remits.
lii...rd b; a pron, Kid Oloves of a new color, for
winter. in& need inlo New timitand lkiston by the
latest Euro Illi arrivals, which they 'will reserve ex
elusively fo their retail trade. Trimming and Vane
ty Store, It Fourth at. ocl3o
VEEDLR WORK. Just received by Express ' e -
Ne
1.1 die worked Collars, Caps, Cuffs, Caps and
Hand
kerchief. at on 30 EATON'S Fourth at.
~ .c
owidth,
WAITS'DOWN—Swan't Down, cot in-any w
10 for sale by the pant et iserto EATON'S '
Wilms Liqvoas, aitoosaiiss, a...
SHE sub giber is jest receiving his Fall Stock, e r .
brad, -all descriptions of FOREIGN WINES.
ioux+, 0 el lea, Cigars, &e. Ile offers inducements
in the Who elide and Retail trade, that cannot be ex
celled. A nag the articles for mile, he woald enu
merate the following;
bitylig• Rochelle, Bordeaux and oc t ave.nae.randierc in
c i r ri a elhf ,m Tip , e i ti . : , : g a4a tets and all choice
0 pipes II
i ,
and Gins; .
X punch., s Jamaica Spints;
ii do New England Rum;
V -.do Scotch and r ltish Whiskey;
162.bb1e 01 Monongahela Rye NVhiskey;
It five-gal ' emijon do dig 1939;
41 pkychts eira and Sherry Wines, in hf pipe ., quar
ters an octaves;
35 pkgs 1 0 n and Teneriffe Wines, (quarters.)
03 pkgs Port Whirs, in piper, tif pipes and quarters;
57 bbl. and India bbl. Sweet and Dry Malaga Wines;
20 bpla Old Peach Dowdy.
. .
100 aacks Rio, Leg - nay:a and Java Co;ffer
1
73 pkgs Y.l ~ G. P. and Cbcilan Teas,
30 pkgs rind Tobacco;
0 tails and ale. Spices,
IS lib's WM tit Sugars;
37 baskeia f sb Salld Oil;
75 do nanspagne Wines, pis and cis,
173-ease. II do.) Claret Wines;
70 do Cook or Rhino do;
• • • • • •
VS do SaaWroe Wines; PO do Alumni; In do Black
hervy Brandy; 110,OW Imported Cigars, together with
Cordials, Dentijconi, Wickes Flasks,Secoch Ale, Brown
Stout, Ansozatie Wine /liners, Bottled Wines and 'a
gents or the Gnat kinds; Annum., Cunicoa, bsynth,
Marasquino, Urgent, C,riane, Hoek and Cologne 80,
ries, Anchovies, Sardines, lubsters in sus. Capper`,
Olives, Ketchum S. S. Chocolate,Corks, Punch Aloes,
Meddlers, Moser Boxes, Aluhers,md Pittsburgh Man.
aide.. generally. • JACOB WEAVFIK, Jr.,
(Kai rot Market and First sin
A . artisan WOOll4lll Goodst
IVLIE Ulm has on hand, (received Cs. present
J. season, consivmd from the manufacturers, the fol.
lowing • • Which he is aothonsed lactose at prices
v ery low:
SU Pitt*S art veld* Hatred Flannel.
8 80p u ire White Bed, Blankets, ribbon.bound, six
pounds to the pan,
18883 du paire Slesenboul Blankets, ribbon bound, a
eery saperior
4 ~L eee (%1 pairs) 0 ray nixed Blankets.
napalm Darr litCllll.4llll. thee Blankets, a very so•
Feriae Wien.
888 " um and Wee Minket Conning,
4D ;Omni Teroed, flumbeurille make: nano assort
d plainbareed .farnsi . Steubenville manorsetery.
ILeeno aa corudined direct from the
soldiey yew fat eastrerepprovsul
utd*S - • ordi• Liberty et, opposite Odt,
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LOCAL MATTER&
tocutro BM Tar rirr,mmou DjILS tarn'
Court of quarter Baselens
Mamma mum,
.TuraDay, Nov. 6.
Present—Hon. 13enjamiu ramie, Eresiderr
-Judge, end Wm. Kerr and Samuel limes, Maud
ate Judges.
The trial Of the Street Preacher. was resumed
this morning. •
Testimony for defence continued—
W. W. Wallace, sworn.—Live a square from
where the Penn street meetings are held; have
been at them trquently; lacier saw any obstruc
tion of the street; saw vehicles passing at a trot,
heard filthy language rend from books. Den's
Theology was one 'of the books he frequently
quoted.
Mr. Kirkland arose and spoke far some time,
until the Court ordered another Witness to be
called.
Mr- Kirkland then ofrered the books in evi
denge.
The Court said that the fact thatthe hooka can.
tattled filthy:language was no justificution to the
defendants, and refused to receive the hooka.
The witness (Mr. Wallace) was asked whether
he had ever contributed to the support of the de•
readapts. The question was Objected to, and the
objection overruled. The witness then said he
•had bought their paper, but did nothing more.
Joseph Bowman, sworn.—There was no oh
struction to the street by theme meetings
Samuel Berton, awom.—Am proprietor of an
omnibus line; have 'never been obstructed by
these meetings; my otnnibusseg run through Mar
ket street; I drive myself.
Mr. Perry, sworn.--(Mr. proposed to
prove by this witness that he had heard the. lan
guage used by Barker & Co., in other places. This
testimony was overruled by the Court.)
Mr. Cameron, sworn.—Have seen : disturbances
at the meetings, raised by drunken men, whoume
into the crowd.
Reichelm, sworn.—Have driven through
these meetings With a buggy, and was never ot•
strutted.
Dr. Dike, •worn.—Have passed through the
meetings; was never ohstroeted by them.
Mr. Brunot, sworn..44Mr. Eyster proposed to
prove by this witness that persons went to these
meetings for the purpose of raising fights.)
Mr. Magraw said he had no objection to this.
The Court said thd :witness might be examio
ed, as that would prove the character of the meet
M. Eyater did not'enter into the ertmination.
Mr. Taggart, affirmed.—.Hu walked put the
meetings. There wai no difficulty in push% on
the opposite aide of the street from the speaker,.
The meetings created some bed , feelings, nod per.
Sons complained of the'. crowds.
Mr. Kirkland rose tai know if the Court moos.
nixed the principles of the Constitution, &c.—
The Conn entirely agreed with Wm.°, thin sub•
ject.
Israel Rees, sworri.-Never took much notice,
but observed that when an omnibus came, the
crowd made way for sometimes it stopped a
little. He could always push through the crowd,
with a hale difficulty,
Archibald. McCullough, sworn.—Live in the
fith Ward. Have been present at the meeting&
The people made way for vehicles to pusa.—
Never was annoyed by the meetings.
Samuel Weans, sworn—Has ratended these
meetings in the Diamond ; the crowd occupied
three fourths of Market street, In front of the speak
ers; had on one occasion seen the street entirely
tilled by the crowd; peosons would have difficulty
in passing through; heard bad language used by
Barker, by not by the others; heard Barker speak
obscenely of the priests, the sisters of mercy, •
member of the bar, and other cameos. (The wit
ness detailed wile of the expression.) Had seen
other meetings itt the Diamond, butilarker's were
the largest crowds
A. MeCammon, sworn—Had been present st
meetings in the Diamond; the passage seas ob
structed; has heard Bariier making obscene quo
tations and obscene corbel/cuts; has heard Barker
speak obscenely. of • member of the bar.
Alexander Franklin, sworn—Had attended ■
few. of these meeting"; hag heard Barker once; he
made use Gino obscene language relative. to men
and women on that occasion. •
Robert Wright, sworn—Was present at some
of the meeting, on the Canal Bridge; beard Barker
mike use of obscene language, and describe in
decent postures.
Andrew Scott, eworn-4-Lives in the Fifth Ward;
has been at meetings on the Canal Bridge, the
street was obstructed; heard indecent language
from the speakers.
Mr. Kirkland here called seversl of his witness
es to prove, as he'before stated, that he had made
arrangements at his meeungs to keep the street
unobstructed. The Witnesses were not present.
Mr. Magma , then proceeded to give reference
to several authorities:
. Mr. James K. Kennedy then addressed the jury
in a short speech, for the prosecution.
Mr. Ertel., fur the defence, then 'addressed the
jury at some length, and in a well argued and in
genious speech.
Ile was followed by Mr. Brady, who made a
long speech, arguing the illegality of the last count
Of the Indictment, end contending that the charge
of nuisance in the two first counts was not made
out. He quoted a variety of English authorities in
aupport of the position which •he assumed. • •
Mr.Magraw then cloned for the prosecution, in
a speech of shout no hour in length, 'which was an
eloquent, plain, common sense argon:lento:lqm the
law and the facts of the ease. It was one of his
happiest <troth,. When ho had concluded the
Court adjourned.
07113.001 , 1 .83110,1.
The Court charged the Jury as follows, after first
esplaiodsg the laws of tulles.,
The lint and second counts of the indictment
charge a nuisance.
There is nothing better settled, than that every
unauthorized obstruction of a street or highway, is
a nuisance. It is no matter whether the °bennc-.
non be a partial or total obstruction--it is still a
nuisance. The citizens of the Commonivealth
have a right to a Gee passage through the public
highways. Any obstruction which makes the
passage lees commodious, is a nuisance. It has
been expresnely held in our own State, that it is
a nuisance in a constable, or an auctioneer, to bold
his sales on a public greet. How much more
would it be a nuisance in a religious or political
fanatic to hold meetings, night alter night, in the
most public thoroughfarei of the city, bringing to
gether large crowds of men and boys, extending
at times entirely across the street, using on each
occasions the most obscene lumbago—. whose
whole discourse and conduct ore calculated to ex.
cite the worst passions--to array one portion of the
community against another—to traduce the most
worthy and prominent people of the place, sparing
neither age nor sex—and whose prcceeding. have
3 direct tendency In produce n disturbance of the
public pence.
It ie ending to a direct violation of the law en
insult to the moral sense of a Christian c.ommunis
ty, to any that such things may be done in the
name of religion..—The Christian religion Menthes
the spirit of peace., It inculcates the duty of for
bearance. It teaches man to respect the rights and
feelings of his fellow man. Theiroinatitution and
In.. of the land have given, if possible, increased
efficacy to these great . principlei of Christianity, by
proclaiming the do,:trine of toleration, and provi
ding that no man shall be molested on account of
his religious tenets. The Constittitiim securer, or
was intended to secure, to every - citizen the free
enjoyment of his religious opinions. He virtually
sets the Constitution at naught, and virtually •ins
fates us provisions. who in a *pint of fanaticism
or intolerance, makes the creed of a large portion
of his fellow citisens the groqad of daily and
nightly indecent attacks upon them, both in
their personal nod -religious relations, before I
crowds of men and lays, on the public grimts of
the city.
The defendants had just as much right to erect
a slaughter house on the pavement or street, as to
hold meetings there, night after eight, to the ohs
siruction of the high way, and under eireurnatan
cc* that rendered these meeting. an open outrage '
on decency, and thus calculated to deter orderly
citizen. and female. from passing that way.
Where s wagoner occupied one side of a public
street in a city, before his warehouses, for an in
convenient length of time, and had one wagon
standing usually before his warehoupee, so that no
carriages could pass on that side of the street, and
sometimes even foot passengers were immtamos
ded by cumbrous goods lying on thoground ready
for loading this was held to be a public nuisance,
although it appeared tout there was room for two
carriages to prise on the opposite side of the tercet.
A man weighes a log entirely across the street.
The log is the nuiunce, and the man who_ put it
there is responsible for it, and punishable.
A man brings a crowd together, and the
crowd block. up the simnel. The man by hisdis•
coarse and conduct shapes the character of the
assemblage, and they all become neissrussa togeth
er, and, if:the authorities saw St, might .all be
prosecuted together.. It would not; however, be
the milky of the law to proceed, against those
who are drawn there oicasioually by • feeling
of curiosity , hut only against thous Who Incite or
lone promiaent and cdt
Te raponent :pans of the
e"w h d :indictinent cattet4esi at the greet em:.
ige. and . comsom il44l4re'Or all' . the • 7 3fti.•
ra:n
-, ... _
zees of the Commonwealth, are It Is not er.
ceasary that all necitrzens of tile Coractionare,it.h
residing in the neighborhood should trot so
grieved or incommoded.. Many may come t..r
ward and say they sever felt the otntruction
complained ol as a nuisance; That does not
make it the less a nuisance. It is still a viola.
lion of their rights, and if they choose notto in
din on their rights, or to excuse the violation, it
doe. not make it any the lees a breach of the
law. Nor can they, by such a course, deprive
their neighbors of their rights. A disorderly
house, where men and women revert to indulge
In lewdness. intemperance and gross immorality,
to the nightly allauyanta and-disturbance of the
neighborhood, is a palpable nuisance. Will it be
any the less so, if some of the inmates or fre.
' queerer. of that home coma into Court and say
they do not regard it as a nuisance?
Reference has been made to merchants, who
have their boxes - on the streets—to polities
meetings, held on the streets, and to religious'
assemblages. A merchant 'may keep his boxes
before his store door long enough to remove
and assort their contents. If ha periling, them
' to remain for a length of time, to the obstruction
ol the passers by, it is a nuisance ; and It the
public permits them to remam, it is nothing
more than a temporary concession on the part
of the publio, and an omission on their part
to apply the remedy provided by law.
The same remark applies to political meetings.
They are held occasioaally for a period of st few
weeks In a year. Although violent language is
often need on each occasions, and an unnecessary
degree of excitement is Olen produced, it is not
the practice of the political orators to indulge in
obscene and greasily indeceat language. Nor does
my thing occur on ouch ...ions-calculated . to
subvert the morals of the community, or to make
the meetings an cottage on public decency. They
ore held fosin proper motives, and for the discus
sion of tomes proper for the information of the peo
ple. Still, they ace held in violation of the rights
of the community, if they block up the street.—
But the people are willing to tolerate them, became
they lest but for a short period, and are totally dif
ferent in the 4. objects and features from tie meet.
...,
logs complained of in this ease. So, the aut ort-
ti. would not be disposed to proceed . net
a preacher, who although he may be a tan c,
deals la language and enters eePtiments that are
Mamie.. or calculated to promote, railltw then vio
late the cause of good morals and public order.—
Still, it his meetings block up the street or pave.
meet, and become a source of iticoavenien r ee pr
annoyance to the public, or any part of it, the pith.
IM may insist on their rights, and proceed against
the party for ottisatce.
In regard to the second count in the indictment,
it does not charge the use fif Indecent words on •
single pirticular occasion ; but such an habitual
use of each Mclean( language, and ender shell
mrcumidances as were calculated to subvert the
morals of the community, and become an open
entrap on public decency. It tom therefore, not
necessary—it was not possible,.in Gaming the bill
of indictment to give the wool. It would require
superhuman efforts to repeal the expresaimas of a
Man whose throat was a common sewer of ob
scenolanguage-i-who never opens has mouth but
to usdace his neighbors with indecent epithets,
and, net content with prows opportunities, brings
together large assemblages, in order that hp may
scatter his filth is far awl wade as possible. It is
bettor IEIIII the records of our court., aboald sot be
polluted a ith such a stain.
Whatever iii productive of a disturbance of the
public peace, or of nuisance, or .andal in the
community, or partakes of the character of per..
nalor public Lewdness, or to commit any act, which
from armature Canal iniurioualy affect the morals'
or health ol thei cornenecity, is ea indictable of.
fence. Whatever openly outrage. deceacy, or is
injurious to public morale, or mischievously affects
the person or property of othere• ordisturbs pnhlie
order, bun indictable offence. To indulge publicly
in profane swearing—to be guilty of open drank
enneso—to cast a dead body into the river without
the rites of Christien sepulture-1u be guihy of
evesdropping, grid mom , other net iejarious to the
public monde—to public order or to public deceecy,
is an indictable offence. The further we depart
from these precedents, the higher we raise the
good gates of vice, immorality, and crime.
The id arty Of speech does not strike us a. be
ing at stake in: thus case. The question rather
seems to be whether there is power in the law and
the nubile authorities to preserve the peace and
morals of the commodity. That question most be
settled by the /try, and it is to be hoped that their
verdict will 1w in accordance with the law and the
facts, .d will be such a verdict as will promote
the .use of good morals and public order.
=After the Jory were charged, they retired to
their room, Red the Court proceeded with the trial
of a small assault and battery ease, after which they
adjourned until this morning, the dory not having
agreed and the counsel on both sides agreeing that
the Jury might bring in a scaled verdict In the
morning
Bolon.wag.—We learn that the Boot and Shoe
eatabliehinent of Hewes McCurdy de Loomle, on
Wood street, was broken into night before last,
and Gee or nix dollar. abstracted Irom the money
drawer, wan made upon the safe, but without el
tea The burglar gained entrance by the front
door, as is supposed, by (Wee key.; and after ran.
aarking the premises, carefully latched the door,
■nd left. • .
ASOTIICK —Th. store of Mr. Murray, about 12
miles out on the Brownsvilke road, was entered a
tow sights since, and enertaY and goads taken to
the amount of win or twelve dollars, From the op.
pearanca next morning, a general search seems
ts have bees made, by the aid of locofoco match
es, which were found scaitered on the fbor, for
money and other valuables.
On the same night, several other burglaries were
committed •• is supposed by the name persona io
the neighborhood. These fight fingered gLotry, it
seems, are not content with,eloding the vigilance
of our city night watch, but they often sully forth
oto the surround ng country, and make inroads
oNo the peaceful and otomepecting farmers,
EOOOll.OOO BAIR 01' PrITMICIIJ3II, j
October If, ICAO.
AN ELccrioN for thirteen Directors of this Bank,
terve for the emoting year, will he held at We
Honking flout, on Monday, the L9th day of Novem
ber next, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 F.M.
ocionbilte LTIRDIAS M. HOWE, Cashier.
Bona or Parma., /,
October 19, 1149.
it N ELECTION for thirteen Directors of WM Dank,
A
for the ensuing year, Will he held at We Banking
House, on Monday, the 19th of November next.
oce/O-dte JOIN SNYDER. Cashier.
Ithrannatri's Loin -‘l4.lActrazitl
Ocuther'llhh, 1b49. 5
AN ELECTION for thirteen['tremors of this Bank,
for We ensuing year, will he hold at the Danktng
Douse, 011111011 day, the Loth day of Noveinber next.
00119-die W. 11. DENNY. Cashier.
NEW GOODS AT DIDHY'H.
W. DIDBY wou:d hereby wiforni . tds friends and
customers, and the pahlte in 'general, that ho
has just received his full supply of tall goods, cheap
end good no usual. • -
GO pieces Mark end colored French, English and
American Droadelotha of every quality.
DV pieces black .d fancy Cass...res. .
IN patterns Vesting., many of whirh can only be
had at this establishment
90 dos mentio, Itunbswool and cotton Shirts bird
Drawers.
A full and liondroine lot of Cravats, silk litndker.
chiefs, Su/pentlers, Gloves Ac.
A large lot of five and common white Shirts.
Also on hand, WO drab, blue and black felt and Man
tel Over Coats, from 52,50 to 912.00.
litM the.,, frock, box and sack Coats, from AIM 029.
" A large stork of fine and-common Pants, from St to
Ell per pair.
700 Yeats, of various materials, from 75 cM
• A fine essartment of lathe a and gentlemen.' Cleats,
always on hand.
N. IL—Custom work will receive partieular atten
d°. Handsome garments and good fits warvantod.
Any person In wont of clothing ran be be suited to
their entire sansfacuon, n 1 {Y. BIDDY'S
cheap Cash Clothing Store. PN Liberty st
-
01=!=i
••• , •
Ca ELLERS' COUGH SYRUP—From W. K. Roden,
Kg- Clerk of the Coon of qualm . Sessions of
Beaver County:
Mr. R.. K. Sellers—Str, Some time in the whiter my
e "ma afflicted will a revere and distressing Cough,
and Lemma of your invaluable Cough S_y rup, 1 pur
chased a bottle from S. T. Trimble, of Bridgewater,
and alter taking a portion of it two or three evenings
on going id bed, elm found Immediate miter; as also
!mama friends have been relieved in severelmies. I
are therefore orni.fied Mut it is a male and valuable
medwille, and would recommend It in thine who may
be aleted with aevcre Coughs and Cold,.
March 51, Ititt W, BOREN.
Prepared and sold by It. &SELLERS; 57 Wood at,
and sold by druggists generally, in Pittahurgh and 211-
Icahn)/ 0ct..30
SAM'L. GRAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ISCHANOIC BUILDINGS,
T. CLAIB. STABET, PITTABURGII,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
And ik now receiving R finewmonmeat of
CLOTHS, CASBIIIHREB AND VESTINGB,
OF THE BEST QUALITY AND LATEST STYLES,
Which he t. prepared to make mord° .
IN TIIE HINT MANNER
And In the Pateat Faahlona.
Het Y.
LOGAN, WILSON & co.,
DO. 129 WOOD SITILEET,
ARE NOW RECEIVING a large and complete a.-
sortmcnt of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SAD
:RV, and CARPENTERS` TOOLS, direct from
the manufacturers In Europe ond' Ainericia, and are
now fully prepared to oder goods at such prier. na
Cannot (nil to please, end would particularly request
the attention of Merchants who are In the hahlt of go.
tag East,. we (eel couadent they will and, alter a
thorough enatifinallini, that oar pnee• wW compare
favorably with any house in Philadelphia or New
• octt
MABITIS UP PIITTSUOIIOII who
re desirous of ea - tending their bassi:ices in the
goastigs of Fayette, Greene, thamersea and alma in
Western Virginia, will find the FAYF7TTE WHIG,
publielied at hnontearu, a desirable medium, su it e ir
ewe.. largely in the places specified above. Terms
[Underrate. angleatfivi•
CHEIBIIOAIa
FLUID.
1110BERTII SUPERIOR RED INC
MACIILNE COPY INC
ALL them differ from'ordlaary Ink, as they tee all
chemical solstiona containing no viscid Matter,
how freely from any .kind of petrithe color deep,
bright and darable:. If there have IMMI lutteraruclea
made, I have mitten area nor beard of "them:,
ple bottles can be obtained grads, by thilmetbAnts.
generally, from 11. A..4 , abnesteek lc Co, Minty P. -
Ischwens, AUrehe . ,ny *ref manacscrerer,-THOS:
IIIIIBLItT:DIneil and Charilst comer et !Aber;
i y and Smithfield meets,. Pittsburgh ;.Pa. .'
N. tk.l4o , iAbrgiTing eourpine
Fah be manta am . t p t price wdl be reloaded. '
....:f.; ? ;;,..:.::.1:... - E . .'.:.,....:.:
:>~::~~'w""
ASCELLAILEOIa
Iis..MIPMIESS PACKS. T LINZ,
FOR PIIILADELPIHA AND BALTIMORE,
Ettelosively for Passengers.
The Boats of this Lane will May.
as follows, at el o'clock at night:
Latustana—J P Thompson,
riot n..day, NOT. Ist
Indiana—P Harkey Fy,
liestuctqCapt leTroby. Saturday, 3d.
Ohlo—A Craig, Sandal, Ch.
Louisinus—J P Thompson,• Monday, dth.
Indians—P Markey, Tuesday &h.
henmey--Capt II (ruby, Wednesday, 7M.
Ohio—Capt. A Craig, Thursday, Mb.
Lossiana—J P Mem:ipso, Friday, gth.
lodiso.—P Burle)7, Saturday, M.
Kentuelry—H Truby. Sunday, llth.
Ohio Capt A Craig, Monday, 12th.
Ludielan4-3 P Thompson, Tuesday, 1311.
bulbuls—l" Harkey, Wedoesday,l4th.
Rentocky—H 'flyby, Thursday, UM.
For passage apply or W BUTCH,
Monongahela House
00.1 or ID LEECH & Co. Canal Paolo
MONONGAHELA ROUTE
Only 73 tuft■ Staging.
Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore. and
• • .
Philadelphia.
HE morning boat leaves the wharf, above the
I. bridge, doily, at
. 8 o'clock precisely. Time to
Baltimore, II boors; time to Philadelphia, 40 hours.
The evening bout leaves dally, (except Punday
ev
enngs,) at 4 o'clock. Passengers by Matting on the
e • emu boat, will cross Me mourtwas m stages next
day, and them avoid night travel.
Secure your nakats pa the °Mee t Hotsongabelt
House, or gt. Ch.les Haab
octlßly J. BIESICIHEN, Agent
Patent Matted Rolla,*
TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF IRON.
THE undersigned ha. received Letters Patent from
the Govennitent of the United States, for a new
d espepor mode of coating CHILLED ROLLERS, -
which ore now offered for ram at the lOWA FOUN
DRY, Pittsburgh, by PARRY, SCOTT & Co., at a half
cent par pognd lower Man More mode by any other
manufacterers Tim Raper. are supciior perfeption
of surface to any hitherto made, mid are manufactured
from the strongest Iron of this country.
t7b..lm JOHN C. PARRY.
Boots astii-hostt.
HANSPLENDID monment plot received, sultoblo for
the Fall and Winter Trade, consisting in part of
'S, WOkilfilPS, upykr, MISSES' AND CHILD
REN'S WARE, of every Sariity 'and style, and at
price* to suit the times. Thom wishing to porcine,
wholesale or retail, will find it to their adentage to
give us a call and examine for themselves.
TROTH &SCOTT,
cell/ cornet Fourth and Smithfield au.
_ Jp - Dont forget the Plage
opitlEvratustiTlF ie1..3-Icilf. __
N I "
RECEIVED and now open for exafni
ristien,* a' new and oplendiii wiln
men' of 7 Octave Pianos from "ChicE.
eriair Boston, anoong them a full
carved Louis XI V . ordered for one of our citizens, who
oe• kindly permitted it to remain in ray wart room to
day (Wednesday) for exhitanon. These who may have
• desire no see and hen this r lendid specimen of an,
are respectfully invited to call Seeley at the store of
JOHN II hIELLOR, SI Wood at
Agent for Chickering's Pianos for Wester. Pa.
--. ° .T.4 7 ._
__
--; 6l t fi- MaiLtl t 'ir" hme "
r ivh , at, opposite the
OF
oat-Office, Pnusburgh.—Maps, Landscapes, Bill
heads, Showbills, Label., Architectural. and Machine
Drewinga, Business and {Matins Cards,
God,,gmd
or dear nn stone, and printed in colon, warm
or Black, in the mon approved style, and •t the most
reasonable pficer. octlfely
vT&TETTE Palatally's ucermirrs,
BTC AND BBOWN 'DOMESIIC FTANNELS
W . E .p a p T y ' o b t !Z e :G=l w ts h the facto: , y i
n a !a
low
er than loch good. cin elsewhere we are
in ad! city.
We an no ac de in bleaching, that Naive the good.;
mu object being to produce pods not for show only,
hat for comfort and durability, and as inch they re
ceived the first premium over all other goods exhibit
ed at the lain Allegheny Agricultural Fair.
For sale m the Blanket Depot, N 0.56 Market at, and
at the ware rooms of the Fayette 26am:declaring Co.,
No. Ile Secopd at.
Blankets of our Manufacture am sold io Allegheny
City, by Mr. John Dein, hind also or the "Two Big
Windowa." Federal at. conk
YiLICREITTUGEirdu—Kitid/W—
-NO. 70
WOOD STREET, -
W On'
HERE will be forted for a ale an assortment of
valuable religions &solo and Tracts. comprised
in • aeries of about FOUR HUNDRED different pub
bootie., Of which catalogues can be had on applica
tion") embracing any standard works in Theology.,
Biography, he. he., selected and published by the
Presbyterian .hoard of Publication 111 Philadelphia;
und well adapted for Sabbalb School, Congregational,
Maine& and Private Libraries.
. .
Persons wishing to purchase such books, mental
led to ea , ' an d cumin, the lasoryttent.
eTomer,. elatePemsyleania Bible Society'
is kept at threw mr....•
.opt .oese
'PERIN Tra—IITZITUL—
TMIE subscriber has fast received at the Pekin Tea
Store, TO Fourth Groat, • ran , large and well se,.
Hord stock of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
from New York, all of which has been received in ads
umntry since the first of February last, consisting of
all the different grades growa in the Celestial Empire.
Our stock being among the !amain the West, we ve
prepared to wholesale, ou better terms than any other
Lousem ate oily. We invite retail grocers to callind
examine oar stock and prites. They ran haven pack.
ed in 3, L and I Ri packages, 6 Si tin canisters, or by
half chests, to suit their oonvemenee.
Our retail prices racy (or Oolong, Black Teas from
50 auto 61,60 per lb.l Ning Young Souchong. 30 cIG
Congo 60, and English Breakfast 50, basing Hysan,
Gunpowder and Imperial, from 35 eta. to SIN per lb.
Families are requested to send and get samples of
of our Tex, uld tiT Firm before purchasing.
inylllidfewS JAYNF-1. 70 Fourth street
NEW FALL 1 4 th WINTER GOODS,
No. 14r Market Street,
BETWEEN FIFTH 4. LIBERTY, PIITSBURDIL
THE subscriber would respectfully mite his mends
and the public to all and examine his stock,
which comprises la par: the following, viz:
Fancy Cashmere ; Mouslin de Lain; Satin de CLine;
Fureyy Silk, and large.s.onipem
cg i Eyelid: Men.
ASO, 'Preach Embroideries, 17usiery, Glove. a
large assortment: "Dacha, Thlbct, Tura Sado, Silk end
Woolen Long Shawl;
DOMESTICS, FLANNELS, Ticking; Cloth; Cs:-
simerre, Tweeds. Ky. Jena., As fee.
iledlm• D. lI.YRALICII
TO TOM
IMVF:RS UP iiOOD TEA' --
a 6 fiber. irplendid, BLACK TEA, ju.l received
direo Irrnra Rutland at
MORRIS k WORTH'S IWIli6 STOKE,
Seine Azugotesr.
rIIIIIS very 'opener Iltack Ti. was purchased by
1 Mr. Haworth, an th e London Dock., derefos, and
is the non kind or sbong and rough flavored Tea that
Is retailed ink gland at roar old five shillings pee pound. Whoever has ward Mack Tea In England, is
well aware that the strength, flavor aud roughness is
kr superior to any they have been able to parehase in
this country. It you coripare this with what you pay
higher prices for elsewhere, you will find it !opener
In /Deer, and nearly double the strength. Prier—:S
echo per package, or-on bulk at 50 and 75 cents per
pound.
We have also tot received ART/ST'S TOOLS and
COLORS, purchued by Mr. Haworth when In Pots.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
Just received at Moots & Haworth's Wine Store,
Federal st, Allegheny:
•
Darrel from Prance, lOpipes prime old Cognac Brandy;
do Oporoi, 5 Ihda Part Wine .Pare Crape
Julea"
do iloilmd, 3 pipes Gin;
do London, I puncheon English Gin;
do 'London Leeks, I hid superb Old Port
•
%Vine;
do Belfast, I puncheon Irish Whiskey;
do Cremoek, 1 puncheon Scotch Whiskey.
The •hove were porchased and *hipped the 'diner
cm pant of Europe, by
Sr-
Ildworth, (who Itm jut
rentr•cd„ and we now olferkhe same for cash, whole
sale. or road, at fair prohi.
This Is rare chance for those who regain* mperior
Winm sof Whams, m we are determined to oiler diem
feat. ocnadthe
PEACES LIAIDUOMD.
• BURR MILL STONES, inanufattn•
I A . B red in France, composed of but few
locks and solid eyes—s.` large salon.
meat, the beat of the kdid always on
t band at greatly minced Pri ,
ma.
' ALSO—French Burr Mill Stones of
•!I I my ownmanufacture, made of a new
aof superisr qualm , of Blocks. These
Barn are made under mjlown superb,.
tendanee, and as great eon la taken!, to .make the
inlets close, and to have all the blocks in teen stone
of adnifomi temper, they are warranteff de he of the
very .IrePt I , l4pEliOr to those imported from
Fre met and alm 'opened to the sre.t mass of those
trade in dos country, and at panes lower than have
ever Wore been offered in this market.
Laurel Hill Mill Stone., all sixes.
Bolting Cloths, all numbers; of Me beat miality, dear.
ranted to give satisfaction to the purchaser, and at
ready reduced prices.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons, Screws and Picks, Plat
form Scales. Corn and Cob Grinders; Grist and Saw
Mill Cemtings of all kinds, and Mill Famishing in gen
eral.
All orders promptly attended to at 211 and SIG Lib
erty street, near the Canal, Pittsburgh.
myliehditlm W. W. WALLACE'
The Chariton. Coal Company.
[INCORPORATEDJ
BOOKS will be open for eabseripuon to the mock of
“The Chardon Coal Compmty," on and after
Moday, the kith day of September inm, at the °thee
of Z. W. Romington, Penn at, Pittsburgh.
_ volt :01 Z. W. REMINGTON.
_ .
===oG4=
g) GROSS just reed from the Philadelphia Factory,
un excellent article for rendering Hoots and Shoes
perfectly water proof,. and soft as a piece of cloth.
One application of this Puce is sufficient to make Went
impervious to iratcr for two month.; and Is • perfect
preventative from rho leather cracking. Sold whole-.
sod retail at No. S Wood at.
eon J.&11. PHILLIP&
TO POINTEIIIta.
aubannhot has on hand and for WC, a/ Agent
of L Johnston d. Co., of Philadelphia, the follow
.
in=
45 roue. Fumy Letter, diferencalusi
751 Newspaper CAW
500 lbs. Leada, eat to order' . •
10 Composing Sucks
GA kegs Prout's News Inki
1 Ilnew Galley, Column Rules, Brass Rules of all
detcripnous, kc. A. JAYNES,
Pekin
new
Store, 70 Fourth et .
N —Orden received for new Typo aolOdkvot
ATTNINTION BIIILDiSRI,
A ND OWNERS OF REAL E9TATE AND SPEC
?" ilLcrints, TO LICKENTIIALER'S PATENT
WINDOW A PPARATUS.—A geodetic. Philedel
ono, who holds from the patentee the right for the State
of Penrisylvinie, has entrusted to the undersigned the
dispose! of the right for theweitern panof the same.
The invention Is among the most useful of the age, en
abling onn to open, shot, bow, and bolt the wnsulows
from the inside, without raising the sash. The swa
m. .applies the place of turnbuckles, rings, staples, and
lower
canno binges When the windows are nearly shut,
they t be opened front the outside; when lower
ed. they are fast:without tying; when opeettlhey see
fastwithouttutn•huckloa those interested in budding
improvements, should call et over and. examine the
model. LYND MeGOFFIN,
octlldlen R • ,LionitateL
OCERT A. CUNNINOIIAM has relative to No 0
11 Commercial Row, house formerly oteopied by
Morris Orusn,Whate be will be happy to see his nietols
and former sustainers. *wig
•
OEN D. 3VC 6 EARY, Printing kW Manufacturer
Not. MI and 3.l3Ntarann street, NEW YORK —De:
J
rmt No. 3 Dowse strew—WNW! sill the attention of
Motets w. his Improved Ptiotitor Inks of - Twists&
kinds and orders, at the followiog wises
Euro One /et Mack, Aar Cast and Wood •
lq per lb.
fine Rook Ink - • 7) 271 74-
Toot ak - 010 0 •0 le
14eera ten • • 018 • 010-. •0 25
Tete Red Ink - 1 ODA 00 :" 00
-Mae, Yellen, Oreen and Vilna 75e 1 Cei 1 80
wa nee ad SI per lb, and Bra= at 3476 eta end
SI peron•
A oedema of Name Ink can be seem on due
Fer lee 8) , JOHNSTON STOCRTOr
101 01 11 ,
C. Melia &HO. Hblenlead, ONO. rida •
Norton &Neale:add, LeelaviUs, Ey. oediaNce
RT:arTE b RINFS=Vj3dem a Oneetle
IAnInN810: H l O l 91"70 8 ' 1.
4r o l . . ,Z...
• • •
WHOLESALE DRY G , OODLf,-;.::
A. A. MASON & CO.,
MO. 60 IMARKET STAMM _PITTIRMVELOHAPAI,
WOULD respectfally:eall the attention of city" and
RR entry Merchants to their choice stock of
PALL AND WINTER GOODS, which for extent oil
variety has probably never been equalled In the West..
country. Possessing the came Smithies and ad
atages enjoyed by Eastern Houses, by hating one
of the partners constantly in th e Eest among then:an
ufacturers, Deportees me Auction Houses, they are
prepared to oiler the Mena advantages In Style and
res, that cm be obtained of the lantern DRAM
Receiving 'urge consignments of DOMESTICS from.
the mmufacturersof New Emend, they are enabled
:soder these roods at lees rates than they can be pro-
tared of the Eastern Jobbers.
The fact that their establishment (diem Mae; if not
greater antages in eve desctiption of goods, man
can be bed East, has boon cleats. demonstrated to
their numerous Patrons. They feel mabdent if Mar
chmts contemp/Ming purchasing East, will examine
their stock, they will be convinced that they can buy
the tamequality of goods al each prices ea will Setae
the coat of transponation t md the necessary expenses
and time of m kamem nip. Thee mention • part of
their stock which will always be found fresh and com
plete:—
SOO CASES Ck4...ICOES AND PRINTS, from the Ham s to, Ceche., and Manchester Co
panies: also from the Prior Works of Donnell, P. Allen,
Spr
amsague, Richmond & Can, Chepena, American,
Ad, &e.
10 cases GINGHAIdS and CHINTZES, of the Mu
manufacture.
13P eases BLEACHED BIUBLINS, of all Me well
known mid approved makes, for sale by the package
at Agents , prices.
300 bales BROWN MUSLIM, aid' widths, quali
ties and prices.
AtISCELLANEOU&
pittplriarigh U.* illarbpiWorks.,
TO. AIM LIBERTY, opposite Smithfield street--;
hfarblaltaptles,filoonments,Tombs,Table Tops,,
de., a large varlet} of the most bedatifial kind, made,
°".. fitter:V. l hr .r foreign and domestic marble,)
alaraya on Mad or made to order, by the lid of ma
chinery, on the shortest notice an d at the lateen prices.
N. 1.3.-I . l•43aontiy Trade thrnished hriVh all hinds
of K"bh"the lewesF retas. All orderspromptly at
tended to at IM Merv, opposite Smithfie ld
mitY3lnallts W W WALLACE
BEIM BIACHISICIIe
T ULIAS Palm few= or French Ben SMUT MA
.L. 4 CHINE the hest eniela the kind he am; they
our Ught,%laia how,do the work well, and will lost, u
fife time. 'Ahern Ma them are In use, in tke best
rifle I °." esieeTh WA we tavo the • mot** teed
elm og CORMINOIBIIO.O utheifalpM9rAti over
ell other Betatnalainis. For farther pentode:., &d
-ense the eabwerthet at 244 Likely*. Pittsburgh.
W W WALLACE,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS—For plat, eau
and other lulls, alwaye On hand, or made to ewer
On Very Sheet mum, and it the lowtm prices. All Or
t'er."Mtl T oat 2e4 Übe eleee6t, near
mr3o W VALLACE
DLARTER PARIS—Par tend,arid other intrposes,.
ofirats' on hand a 1244 Libertyel. I
my W W WALLACE
GRINDSTONES—AII L and trite, always on
bend at VA Liberty str eet. I
TZAIt TMAIIII TRANI( ) .
depot
IT is with plantain that the sebaenbers
Inform the mtitteas of Phut, 11 and ei.
menuet itha t
ih U ' lt? " v e 1°..P.4 i"""r,
of Philadelphia, to met . et mei " au t pctio;
PACKED T EAK,
And will hereafter be kept . Uon
•
hand. They the neatly and ea artily pat'
up to= male packs of*, i.d lb. each,
with their primed catd—sho the kind
of Tea, pnee, name of the co cem .d
in hiladelphia, with . Mutual. to I= the
Too, if not liked.
Es2•ll. relicts:
PrZt6n7:l4"..--:2 73 1,r3 11 , r5 1 1,2
Hyson••— —•— WI 7 3 ta) 233
o Y.
—GI 621 'pa 1,10 1,50
SWAIM Hr.ta
3 7
Platt andante Vine. .74 1,00 1,24 1,50
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell be equal
to, if not screeme to any sold in this city, sboeld
they not prove steep: able to the taste, tkey pm be re
turned, and the money will ba refunded, am it Is only
with that understanding we sell.
We aet • fair trial, that the public may be able
edge between our Teas and those hereto& re sold by
other companies in this city.
All lovers of tieh, delicious and good faro rod TEAS,
should give us • call.
For aale by JO& & M. YOUNG £ CO.,
N W comer 4th and Ferry streets, and
E. YOUNG & CO.,
plYletetkate S W comer 3d and Son meals
LET kWetnna Ann titml Lasaasza—Jl4/385- Ital
ian Chemic :m al Soap allele/ a fmo peraplrso* and at
the lame ume mokfies, soften., and stamps the akin,
giving it the =me and beauty of an kale..
&navy, Baur Urns Ann Sala, aro soon not only
healed, hat cured by its nae, at least seven Phyn
elan. in New York know, who use it in such cues,
and find it unfailing—a. al.° in
Pelmet, ikortcnss, Fitscumg, or any mimes skin dis
ease. The nadir is
tr i al ILI. um no useless
puffed nostrums, as one trial
w•that
pron. I eosld eau•
at least idm persons eared of
Pox Hrs.'s, Sou Loos am . Spas hams:—Boy
and me it, and the reader is sinus assorhd ar 'meld
rol smelly WI id Ibid. above mless I kdelt to he
all I stow.. Those who are liable to •
. . . .
C.lllO, Quench at Unarm Fumn, wi# find this •
care. Any one alflietett with any of the a ve, or sim
ilar diseases, will find this all and even rn rot (admira
ble in its properties) then I sum. • i
Bo; reader, the MORS are flooded with) itninuicas,
and be sure yon k.for JONES'S Italian Chemical
Soap. Sold by WM JACKSON, Fe Liberty street,
Sloane auathdfrv•T
Tax
d ata OF • ODA &WM. •IV repui
mac th. • bad, putrid breath, or dark, Teter diseas
ed teeth. Opera° u hate these It is their we fardt—
they earn for rovo shillings, buy an anie that will
make their breath pure and meet aa de Spiel , lair if -
Arabia.
It cares dim.ea of the Gums, spungy , ir ulcerated,
unequalled, and for the Teeth it is equalled, ream.' g the tour,
funning the teeth in the gum, and ales, them as
whim as the dor of de frozen Norsk.
Such, reader, are the properties of Jones's Amber
Tooth done, and, without pralaing at ourselves, hear
what one of our mon respectable and metallic Did- -
Woo, Mr. F. Field, of New York, says ' r
"I have both used and Realised this beamifaivand ito
palpable ankle, (Jones' Amber TwallLT.4,) and
ean recommend it as possessitar Vl the caelitieealann
ed for it." Bearler, wa tun atT l lO MOTO to GOOMOCO,
only that if you try llus once you will be well pleased:
If it put op to beaming English China Pats, for a.
cents. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, KS Met
ty atreeL Pittsburgh. mtgectOcurT
.
ALL
the ll rllowtur th ' c viu h :lTtVo l k3a. trotte th o at f
Jonts's Co, Heir Restorative- U they doubt our
word, they cannot these higtdy respectable eldest,
who have tried
Mr. Geo. Becket, it Elm st, New York.
Mr. Matilda Reeve., Myrtle a. Brooklyn
Mr. Wm. Tompkins, lag et, New York.
Mr. That. Jackson, Montour* Island, near Pittabargh
11. E. Cullen, late barber steamboat S. America. •
And more a hundred others mate, though this
must saltine, that it will Corea the hair, to grow on the
tired or race, stop , it falling o 5 strengthen the roots,
removing scurf and dandnur (pm the roots, making
light, rod or Frey heir guanine • fine dark took, end
teepmss dry harsh or wiry hair moist, soft, clean and
Hold eo Liberry
Pittsbuunoltr rgh.
arT ?nee 37k, 60 cents, end one dollar.
h
Err LADIES N AGAINST
BIND COM MO N PREPARED CHALK. •
They are not aware how frightfully hilarious It is
to the akin! how coarsejiow rough, bow-sal
low, yellow, and unhealthy the thin ap.
scare afteraeing prepared chalk!. Do.
aides it is inside., contatning a
• lugs quintity of Lead!
We have prepared • beautiful vegetable article,
which we call JONES. SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It perfectly innocent, babas purified of all dekeri
oas and it Inman. to the skin a natural,gmal.
thy, alabaster, clear, living white; at the eame time
enurg as a cosmetic on the shie, wearing it soft and
smooth. gold by the Agent. MIL JACKSON, fig lat.
erty at, Pittsburgh. Price g 3 yenta. atig7eldooT •
TI.
llEsubiscribers beg to call the attendee of Saddam,
T
Arebiteets and owners of Buildityp, to the many
advantages which those plates possess over all • other
metallic enbetances hitherto used for reefing de as
=arra at once the lightness a VW LOUR IL.
'ty to rust, having neevbeen ternent for several
years In this pantelther, both In the country and In E.
rope. They are Ism liable to expanelon and contra*.
time from sadden cheep of the atme9hem, , than con,
mon tin plates, Iron, Mile, oranyother metal innii nand
for roofing, and commentently form a Much better and
tighter roof; reqiumig far less frequent ropers,srhibn
the first coati. but a tide tore.
A full ropply, of all ahem, from 16 to 30 W. 0., con
stantly on hand and for rale by
080.8. ItIOREWOOD k. CO.,
ld 16 Braver alma; Ness York.
The patentright for this ankle having been seemed
for the United States, all panic. irdnnging thereon
either by importation or othanrise, grill be protect
neMadtrarlyT
81.17/T P 1 .1.007 IRON
etE undersigned have erected works In the city of
New York, for the purpose of Galrardsnag all Roll
of Iron, width it is desirable to PROTECT PROM
RUST suds as Telegraph Wire, Bolts, Spikes, Nails,
Wire tor Fences, andany other article which may be
For HooSCasks,as a substitute, for bale
Rape; for Clothes Ligtarang Rodp, and a host of
other appll“tions, it In f ound cheap and durabla -
They would particolarly call attention to the Galvani
sed Wire (or fences; it requires no paint, and will not
mot. Also to Spikes and BOA, the preservation of
which is of so mach importance, that it will COMMeed .
itself to the notice of all those Warmed.
GEO. B. MOREWOOD & CO, Patentee's,
aeCin-dirstisT II and In Heaver a N. Vera
`II.ICDIOAL 8 INIFIGICAL OPPIOE
...., .
~ ...,... No. 65, DMXOND
. . ; .:' - .31. few doors below Wood street, to
~,......„ . market.
~
..,-. . ~:"...- .
S DI . SHAWL havinjg bats
,l ..,,
...,' "N.:l . . finhuiy educated to the medics
-i . profession, and been for some lima
in general premien, now confines
. , . ..
• . his attention to the treatment°,
those pnvate and delicate 1 centi
1 plaints for which his opportanitie
and experience peenliarly quality
.' him. 11 years assidnonaly devoted
to not? s treat ment of thew complainmAdanng which
time he Wu had more practice and has cored more psi
dents dud can ever fall to the lot of any private mace
Intoner) amply •puldies Mtn to Wks easmanees of
speedy, permanent, and satisfactory ewe to all &Meted
wait deltems disenes, and all disowns arising therm,
fret.
Dr. Drawn would inibrin those afflicted with come
disease. which have become chronic by time or tom
graveled by the ow of soy of the 001:12100UVIOU0.0111 al
the day, that their am:plaints can be radically and thow
oechly cured; he hewn givers hie careful etentill - lel
the treatment ofesith taws, and succeeded in hundreds
of ;nuances in earths persona of inflainmatiou 'of tits
neck of the bladder, nd kindred diseases whiehatten
resat from those eases where *then hare convened
them to hoped. despair. Ile particalarly innthe such
no have bean thug and anenecesefally treated by paten
to ermnah him, when every eatiefectio• will be myth
and their cases treated in • wend, tl'oeo and
iateutsent atanse ati t p lomted out bya lonceeperience
areal, end ince on, which it is actpowuble for dm
=Med in central ramie. of lits to in. an
one ethos of &thaws
Erlferida or Itaidara—Dr. Brawn thoo Mount Poi
eau alhicted with Hants to cat es be blthrlidPow,
gar attention to this deem. • •
CANCERS oleo coma,
Skin discaece; *ION e, Petah Or-, aPc*Oli cannl
Cn Ma l =f cobeez Sivisicat • Osten:64
Mathis their discs., in write s. tome, can obtain medicine. with Oroo.m u
tc.c. own 7.1
Wench:4 T. DROWN, a Do PO Paid. thulk=lees
Omta N. 14 al, Dimond ailefte, mil • •.
F f i rtZuenne.—De. Brown's wetly diseeirent d vane`;
t a ter Shommetime is • eposily and ecstaingnmedy JPr
• , s.
ordllurtrtial weer
Cuitattting . Rehr*
aloud POSOOcitb PO-DO"Ukk,s4v.
DIMIL
!tollemipa.rm - •
• • -•,tz
. •
40 oases and bales of TICRINGOI y of tto Yatt, tita
AZZlOakfti and 081 Companies. .
de bales Red, Wluto and Yellow FILANNEW
complete' assortmentlor sate low by the ball Si Piece,
received direet from mantfaeraters. • • • ,
BROADCLOTHS and CAPSYMERREI, Of Ha Hatus
faetaers of 8. Blazer & Son, tun tcalpeateroft.
saw, Harris, &a., closet." grad& •- , - ,
- •
• CASSINsTIie r ;FANS 2nd TWESIM,..4II cues vy
all the various manuftetissea
Oa cases MUSLIN DE,LAINS and CASIOIEHER,, ..
of thellamilton end blamei.se.r Workg olio, is. •
aorta:lost of Foreign, 19arafacture,
CllO4 colored MUSLIN% for sale by tha eon
A rvs.s n'' f, "i la e ticled end! Colored ,CANTON
of all the tuned maim Rho Clot! Llrdnaps. •
NE At. AGCAS, BOMBAZINES, and COHURGI , =.•
Mere than PO caw. ao, XlYpieces Fiends Aferino, ,, i-'
Lyonese and Para:onto Clotho. •
BILIS and 811AVMS-LEVO ps. of blank and Pinny
Siting nearly 2009 Shawls, long and_squars, allr:
Endo. Also, m oa t es, Cloak Scarfs. km
A to
assoret of White and Linen Gsolo. , Alid,
Hosiery and Embroideriea, Laces and TAW
mines, Mourning Amielesj all qualisieNsinea and sordbor, -
of Blanket,
RIBBONS-60 boxes of
dai 'ric s; h Bonnet Arid Cap t Itib..
m ke. are.
bons; also, Velvet, Bilks, with cab
er description of Millinery article; Tailertat tau, .
ings, • •
Alt of.bleb, together With a gene aaactrusent
I Goode of the newest and moot fashionable stylme,.wlik„
be offered at ars extremely llow advance.' . •
New Goode comatosely retained. • '
All Merehams are cordially solicited to call.'
. 'A.. A MAHONA.CIia.
HOUSES, LOTS, TARNS, ke
FOR RENT. •
ALA WELL FINISHED Il .,:: M v sot.111.18 for a
Variety or Gentlemen', F Stow,. Al..
so—Several room' mailable Or edema orAh
List's room. E D
octHif Office Third aura. Orer Fealr.mem.
Seal listato tor
A LOT OF GROUND in the Diamood, AftmOtaa7
11 City. adjoining IX Presslers praperryi.llo feet •
OM
trues by feet deep to ald foes ramy. Title Mama
table, and terms easy. For tastier particular. apply'
to J. B. Willer, Fedmal alteet.rairramoY city,mar'
oppOsee M. 4enitirm• More, or to the subsettber.
ROBERT
Semiotic - tall., Ora. 7.—{ocUT.draro LINN. - •
Woe Salo or asst. •
iiiLTHE very desirable rasidemee In Alle eon
City, lately occupied by R, Polederat, epi c
.. I n gives. latme•Auem, •
or terms, apply at thiAals; or tOW. W. SON, Market aura
•
- 11 awsress wre . ND FORSALR—The Brick'
Au4lataa and Prazusee in Diamond alley, now.
occupied by Mrs. Boyle, having meaty feet
front, extending back towards Fourth street one bun
sired and twenty feet. For,terrns, apply b
«US
,_CEO. COCHRAN, Wood et
ONC PAIR Bai a. , few • •
SECOND HAND ENGINES 10 inch
cylin4ors, 4 feet atrokei, 9 Hailers, SO feet
I.llolin dtameter t all in good octet, unll be add at •
bargain, If applieauon be made soon. They have ordy„
been in use about 18 months. For partieWirs,toodr•
of himitt R. RAYS. Guam edict: •
knannon Keave now
occupied by Mrs. Arwood, &Unwed at Oakland,
vricktO acres of ground attached ~ The +Anne
mow-loos and eonvernent, and en ground well In.
proved. Apply to_ kiLar.oy, JONES k. 00;
odes Water
AAnt SeLL—A Brick Bosse. (.. nnolenS
:ili,) and Lot, on Robinson dillighenfi
ear old Bridge. Nine low and germs easy.—
Inquire of iygt . B SCHOYER, LIO Seecond at
Fs RENT .—The thresr.story Brick , Derenten.
House, no Liberty, between Hay and Ilarbory.
streets, now occupied by W,' Graham, Jr. Pooseatiort
green immediately. Enquire of Wm. Gritham,.er at
the-Bookstore of
.rourcErroN a.intickTos,
eonsar ?Mutat and Third stmts.:
.. • ._
.3 A THREE storied Dwelling Hone r tieing HA
.. e ectnad hone from Fenn street, in Stryder's
Row,
He
street. Immediate •l asession will be
given. Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE, Attorney At
Law—affiee ea Fourth street, between Cherry snot.
And Grunt Onset
littitt atom,: . ..
FOUR ono two storyllnet Dwelling Holum
well trashed sod Ikeontplete 'order, an center.
venste,'7l/1 Wart rossession glean Jeff tut'
ow. limonite of JOHN WATT A CO,
NA t.A.
inn , corner of Marty sad Hand gl• '
Two ots L for ots.
TBfi subscribers will sell
at priv S ate sale,Etow two
valoohle Lam of Greund, wowed on Tomato ft,'
it, the mod Wood of Allegheny City, wish bowleg •.
from of tIA feet, main* pack DO fan in depth to isgft
feet alley, upon which is Wilt a stone wall, VI by LOU.
feet, which contains stoneanongh to build. cellars far
two comformble dwelling houses, and Ln front Mere .
we three shade UT., of 8 yews growth, and Me side .
walk is pauml with brick( a ll of which will be sold at
BOWL Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or County Beripi
will be taken is payment
J k H PHILLIPS, Nob Wood
•to WM. BLZISON, immediately opposite wia
myea
_
Foi....g—Fire tots eligiblfairriated In.the hoar
raking town of Ihrtningbam. The- lots are MUM
ted on Denman street, numbered La P'Brautotates plea
77., 70, 80, nl and el—let No 73 fronting:lofeet. Ma
ry
eh, As by 80 feo street. 70 feet deep; the Miter f ea r feel. Iron*
eaet deep.
Terms—Gramar part of 'purchase money May re
j
main for six years, seettredrby mortgage Yor k stiej
Mara, impure of I DISCHOY
myla
Land for oafs.
ABOUT four miles above Lock No. 1; at the meth
o Pine Run, Monongahela Rivet. The Coal-is
*flat, very best quality, and easy of accrss. tiny
number Weems, from twenty-five to a handrail, might
be obtained. Persons destrow of parchasing, cant'
call on weLicraz REED; no the premises, asid'es.:
Reed, opposite the Post Whet, who will pre any In
formation concerning the prowny. Thai above wi.l
be sold at a great bargain. mygdolthst •
•
rglo LET—A goal Wick DereWalkman, nintatnor_.
1 Robinson street, Allegheny • itireref—
niyl6 811:031 0 scuoyEß
FIVOR-SALE CHEAP FOR SCRIP—A Iota( grand -
sin". on Webslerauent,lls feet from Pngh ntrecH..
20 feet fronaonAVehrter, by 80 teat to ante Sart alloy
- -quita close to nen , coma boas°. Price IMO. Ten.,
111330 oath in hand; balance in ma, two, threnand foor
years from the Prat of April last.
County and City Scrip taken for cash payment. In.
claire of mill 8 SCHOTS& Mimeo. sr.
SOS Agorae Goal Lame
/eras Goal Lam/ tor /41a, -
ITUATELest the hlonon/thelativer, about •
J from Ilesbetrith and 3 mules stove third Lock, 14
the burnedisto raughborlumd of Ideurs.Lyoe& Korb..
and Mr. Joke lierrou's
_loathes*. This tine Ugly .of
Coal will be sold at the low price of 1133 per acre—outs
third In hand, balance is fire equal annual payments.
without Interest. Title indisputable.. Location von
load—esonot be surpassod. For nuttier pa/Feelers:
=Noire of S. BaL9LEY who has a draft of said pro.
petty. /via reetd st,lielow Ferry, Mr. Adastti,ftw . .
-
N. B. There is another seam' of coal ea this trsed,'
about GO feet above the lower,af excellent quality
r
, ratualsto Etalldtake Lots f or Baas. . •
lili tTee - ricei r TanTlTlMixet - itoar - ialdleate
sale, and upon !deity favorable term, a number
a very vabiable Buddum Lots, emornistag • tarn
portion of the Lots nu.ered 67, 89, •rul, 70, in
WOO 4. General Plan of the City of Pittsburgh, alum ,
bed at the soatliessteardly wines of Penn and Ways"!
streets, fronting 1130 feet on the Connor . , and ,extending
along the latter about lOU feel to the Allegheny rives,
andbeing a part of the Real Essaus of the late James
S. Stevenson, Fso., deceased.
A plan or subdivision of the above L•ots, is cordow
nay with which iris Proposed to sell, may be men al
the office of the undersigned, o_ ,n Fourth between Mar
ket and Ferry sis , WILLIAMS &KUHN.
my 3 •
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS /1011. SAL&
yK~. TWO LOTS on Beaver street, In the city_ o
All above the tapper Connsone, [Moth/el
to erected a frame betiding, twos:Mee high, satiable
(or two small tenements. .The lots are tusk twenty..
feet In front by one hundred foci deep, Mink
to a street forty feet wide. The bulkhngs on the env •
raises will pay • very handsome interest on the Install.
ment, and the property will be sold cheap toLcautt. •
Apply to If. Sprool, Clerk's ogler; U. S. Ogle ,
' 116•119 • 'KAY &Co
• etch , attOon OM • On • a -
TEN ACRIOF LAND, situated in Peeblectoism;'
ship, on the Monongaheta, three:m il es Arosa
borah—in lots to nit purchasers. For &niter panto.
elan apply to floury W00d5,31.4 ea to - • • •
A WASHINGTON, —
abovettmithfield et
jakWAREHUIJSkTWIR BALE--The sahsenber
oders for salo the, gine sum brick Warr:loon
on Wood street, occupied bl IL Tumor k. Co.
017 - WM. wusos, Jr..
YALUABLIS REAL kiRTATR.ON riziseriLEET.
FOR SALE—A..LOt of 0 round eltuale on Reno
meet, between Bay and, blarbm7 meets, adjoining
the hoose and lot now occupied by Richard Edward*.
baring a from ofpi foci, and In depth WI feet, will be
sold on favorable tonna. 7111.15 uneyeeptionable.
gain of C. O. LOOMIS, lthat, near W00d.:. .
0c521.40 . ,
For Salo.
ADESIRABLE Botidies Lot Iv Allekhcay etry, fa-
rorably located, fa ate about Wan wens, am!
will be sold on accommodating terms. leech* of "- • -
Cabe • J D WILLIAMS, HO wood
isto WITT— , A . room In We seep • • .t tal
„c,
Pjespertr in Allagemay Olt, far Baas,
enbsenbere oder for tale a =mbar of dunes
Lou, situate la the Beeeed 'Ward, fronting Intr.
• mfMtriiigigal.;,`"A'4 fn uro Vt claim
or aLIABROMNSON, on thearemlasa • , '
dyl7.elikenfT
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED mime o K
VAST PACKSIT
• •" (Rielosively for Passenwrsj ,•• -• ! !•• •
NIA THE GREAT CENTRAL RA.11., ROAD,
TO PITILADELPHIA AND•DALTEVOIM' s •
publle are Informed this on end &Aar Samplad
the Ist of September, tee panexurera by Mid
I be carded over the Comm! -. Road from Lew ,
istewn to Ilaniaborghi and (rout to to Philadd; '
phim by the Hurisburah and Columba Rail Roads.—
By this new arrannement Jaseenfem dill In ard.db - .
mons no tstra vras than heretofore. - • - •
The Packets 'of this lane am new end eras beat
Thu Tante for safety, speed and comforVis the
lam preferable now tuna to the Eastern aide&
•
Red Roads are all passed In day Int.
day& Fare, Ten Dolan. For informed= apply
w stiTCll, Monoorahela Ho ni g- •••
oat or D tiaLEEC if co.Conal Basin.
gow - it.o Ova
• TO BALTIMOBO AIID POILIDELEOII. - - •
.THE SHORTEST ROUTE mr TWF.NTY-BIX MILES
Via Yousedogh•RY
i
....,.... • Tit e opleodol am outtt fiat niaitts
--. U. S. Mail a s , _
s.B. Fast; hlstusvorill ran es. dot.
ii p.ooosstotoomeseeptoti) Octoroon PITTSBURGH: ,
and WES r NEIGN, on opening of navigation on. _ "
Washing neny Ayer. Loam 4 Mewled from the
upper Wood Boa. ernry run atti o t oboolc,. 'Rs.
rt .6 7 1. 1..v5. :LtbuTtt BM. VAnrr klOol
,abors , 7
cxxfirs ...1.1 et U.17 . 0,7=4'4" - bwii - ,;.
.
Boat. . . „.
.. . . . ,
p:r The „Pam= b.i. b«.. WU c o mm 7 Mi.• ,.
Ma ',_,—
Tairkkotheny firm, =dike MOH. ..y r: 1 / on '.ba•lr• -
mmaimmi perammuly m tite Made. . ; 1 •• . '",
ParliCallt unia tie. paid MILLI wnitr•Mirpw
~
COM W. 231-ITEI WCO.o. ; • ,
_, --, ''' .-
ritrokat tAelr erica. and th e pablialtattbeTWA ' '
L. no Wager amyl:n=om wlti their .Isza tuallali -
and In Pena meat, keu:arn LI at...Pk:stroll' s /s:nm.. ,
tralTr a .l3tit c4r In ti ft t" "! " le ki 1 7 3 tif . .
117 Krts.-Naw 4410114,1 u litt Mutes st, 60C.
pato of 84Slist. nut Amalie= ilankiik:ecoo...: ,
rwilia ?as. mats of Batty Whitney' old :- s,
oeti3 A A AZAAOriIx4XI
sou ( . I...DCABlllifialE.+,4o P.--,#.k.u. , - -.
Pte f ...4c0v,1*3 44 41 14 1.-•.•:-.,kr',i.
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