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- VOLUME XVII.
!'' Polito Vast.
JAMES P. BAUR,
EDITOR AND 'PROPRIETOR.
TEILIL9 :—Daily,„ Five Dollars per year, stnctly in ad
ranee. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
. lars per year; in Clubs of five, One Dollar.
LOCAL -7 AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Ilret and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
4 . ;slpress Tmn.........12:15 A.M. 6:56 A. 51: hot P. if
Mul Tram.-- 6:50 A. M.
Expres: , Train . P2:50 P. M. 8:45 P. 51. 230 A. 31
Arrive nt Chicago
.0.47 P. 21. I Express, 9,17 A. 3f
I , s , h:ruing, a rive at Pittsburgh:
0:25 P.M. I Express, :000 P. 31. E Express, 2.20 A. 31
(From Federal Street Station. Allegheny.)
New Brighton Avec:nit - notation.. 2.50 A. 21 - J M
.. 0:05 A. 21. . 12:10 P. 51
reatmlronia Railroad.
(From corner of Libertyand Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
0:50 P: M. 12:45 I'. 21.
2454 A. M. 11:50 P. 21.
4:20 P. 51. 122,M A. M.
Esprpps Train
"Awl
FAA-Line
The Johnstown Way Passeuger
Train
JeAliklown Aeeounnoklation...
•Turtle erg ,k
Srroud
Third
. (3:00 K. M. 1:10 P. M.
'2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
.10:40 A. M. 0:50 A. M
4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
... 6:20 P. 6:15 P. M
Pittsburgh 6141 ClADid:.srille Rrtilrond.
(Prom Liberty itilil i Grartt streets.)
• -
Leaves. Arityes.
7.1.10 A. M. 6:15 P. Id
4:34 P. M. 6:45 A. M
Cit(s4o./ and Pit svburgh RuilrooiL
(Prom corner of Liberrfand Grant drools.)
Leaves. Arrives
Expre:, Train.. 12.15,A. 51. 2.40 A. M.
Mm) Train 023 A. M. 4.00 P. M.
Fs-.t Line 1.03 P. 14. 8.30 I'. 51.
WAlsvilie Aeemmnod:dion • 5.00 P.ll. 11.00'A. M.
Prt!-!, rgl, (I.laintt.n; me) Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant street,)
Leaves Pats. Cohnalor4. Arr. in CM.
Fast Lino 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 111 M A. 51
Ex press Train.. 1.05 P. 51. 130 A. 51. 2.20 A. 51
!.tail Train
pre.iß Trni
Puiva - re is nothing more
pleasing to the eye than a well regulated flower
yard or garden. In passing through the city we
often see large yards find gardens attached to
dwellifigs, barren and uncultivated, which, at
a trifling cost, could be rendered pleasant to
the eye. Nothing adds more to the interest of
is beautiful - flower garden than a profusion of
vines and creeping plants, a handsome arbor
eructed nt theentrance of a gatiden,,,ver which
is trained,in systematic order, the honey-suckle,
or the ever acceptable grape vine. Such a
structure as this not only adds to the beauty of
the garden, but it serves for a pleasant retreat
during the sweltcrirg days of July or August.
Every sitifi loves to see and taste of the rich
p'erfume of ,; the lilac or the ' wistaria; from
whose every twig hang in countless numbers
thousands of bouquets, redolent with beauty and
fragrance. And the clematis! how delicious
the perfume when the blossoms are disturbed
by' a soft spring breer,O. The• senses become
infused with- a dreamy stupor, from whirl, the
recipient seems loth to wake. What is there
more pleasant than to sea the majestic "ivy
gteer," with its thick. broad andglossy foliage,
verdant at :di seasons, when all other garden
tiesatatione present nothing 'but' leafless stems
grid branches A well regulated garden is
sure evidence that the owner is possessed of
those line qualities that aro wont to adorn the
mind. As we have said before, the expense to
ay o ut and improve a garden is a trifle when
compared to the gratification which one enjoys
when nature bids flowers to expand and give
their fragrance to the winds. Beautify your
'dwellings by improving your gardens.
OLD LETTETIS.—There is a pleasure in read
ing old letters, almost as great as that of meet
. ric rim/ conversing with the triends by whom
lefray 'Were written. viii lettere are the land
mark; of our journey ahrough life. They tell
at what time occurred the brightest, and at
what the - saddest events in our history—when
formed the friemlshlps, which, through
every vicissitude of our fortune linve continued
'frichringeahle, arid when those which were
nipped in the early leaf, or which ripened, de
cayed and are forgotton. They point us in
living characters to the memory of those who
have passed away from this world, and set be
fore us all the amiable and endearing qualities
with which they were adorned. By means of
old letters, we read, in manhood, the gay and
jocund feats of boyhood : and when age has
!aid its withering hand upon our faculties, it
Mil 4clignrs us - to retrace, tr the epistles of
rirailhood, this scenes and events which charac-.
terized the active part of our life.
To those Who would treasure up the series of
events by which each year and day are in some
way distinguished—to those who delight to
call up in distinct review the companions who
acted with them in life's uncertain race, and
whose various fortunes they would wish to re
member —to all, indeed, whose condition in
life has engaged them in epistolary correspon
dence, whether of a friendly, lirerary, or mer
cantile nature—we would ricommend the
preservation of old letters. They are faithful
monitors which , -teach volarrvz of wisdom;
and therefore, we say _re old, ct:ter.
`Viii DON'T You Lcait c 1 . 1110161: ?—This
question was propounded, in dlr hearing, a few
days since, to a young man, s ith had been for
za..veral months unsuccessfull — ' —
nemt as a clerk or salesman 4' one of our lead
t!ttxf,.: Couiplaiag of Ids ill-luck, one of
W fiietnis knewS'
h•dari/ 4
..dehei he could make
himself useful either as a clerk or salesman,put
the interrogatory to him which we have placed
as the caption of this article, The reply was
that a trade was not so respectable as a mer
cantile occupation. Under this delusive idea,
our stores are crowded with young men who
have no capacity for business, and who, be
cause of the fancied respectability of doing
nothing, waste away their minority upon sal
aries which cannot possibly liquidate their ex
penditures.
Late, too hats in life, they discover their error,
and, before they reach the age of thirty, many
of them look with envy upon the thrifty me
chanic, whom, in the days of their boyhood,
they were accustomed to deride. The false
views of respectability which prevail ih the
,;•i-meant fashionable society of the present
,my, have ruined thousands of young' men, and
will ruin thimsands more.
rOB 4 ONING BY BEI.L.A.DONI4,I' OR OPIUM.—
Opium and belladonna are each poisonous nar
cotics, and mutually produce fatal effects when
they have entered the circulation in excessive
quantities. Either one of these drugs will al
lay excitement of the brain when given sepa
rately, but when given together they will not.
It is said in cases of poisoning by opiurn, bella
donna may be administered as the antidote.
Even when the poisoned subject cannot swal
low, the belladonna may be safely and timely
introduced beneath the shin. Conversely, in
cases of poisoning by belladonna, opium may
be used.
CARRIAGES Ali'D BUGGIES.—Mr. Joseph
White, long known to our citizens as a menu
lecturer of carriages, buggies, barouches and
light vehicles generally, has now on hand, at
his factory near Lawrenceville, a fine stock of
every description of the above-mentioned arti
cles, made of the best material, and in the
most substantial and durable manner, which
he will sell low. Ho has also on hand a nuns
- tier of second-hand buggies, carriages and ba
rouches, which will be sold at extremely low
figures. His shop is on the Lawrenceville
road, near the toil-gate, directly on the line of
the Passenger Railway, which will pass by his
door. Call and examine his stock.
SUDDEN DEATH 1 , 11031 APOPLEXY.—Mr.
Charles M. Robinson, a well known citizen of
Allegheny, son of Gen. Wm. Robinson, died
,ildenly on Wednesilay night, at his father's
residence, as is supposed of apoplexy. He had
been in bad health recently, but was not seri
ously ill being able to attend to his business.
On Wednesday evening he was in this city,
and Teturned home about nine o'clock. He re
tinid to his room, and a member of the family,
going up soon after, found him sitting in anhair
insensible. Physicians were called in, who
pronounced him dead. Mr. Robinson was about
thirty-five, unmarried, a gentleman of fine ed
ucation, and highly esteemed by a large circle
of acquaintances.
. ANDREW WARNER and Isaac Crow was
held to bail by Alderman Rogers, yesterday,
on cross suits for assault and battery.
The Press.
We every-'day.hear of the power of the
press, and the great influence it wields, but
we do not remember to have seen it better
described than in the following, from a
poem entitled the " Rural Editor,^ by James
burners, Esq., 'of the Mahoning (Ohio) Reg
ister :
Where it is free. the people will he free .
Where It is pure, the people will be pure;
Where shines its light, there liberty shall be;
Where it stands firm, Were freedom shall endure
In the great march of mind it lends the van ;
The guard of public right, the friend of man.
Though humble tellers, they are net the least
Who now the seed and garner for the feast;
By little means the noblest ends are gained,
By small advances viotories attained. .
0, maract roams ye who guide the press,
Though slow the progress, sure will be success.
Patient in labor, strong in hope; in faith
Outreaghing titne, and circumstance, and death.
13e yours the aim, by heaven at first designed:
To raise to higher range of thought the mind :
Building amid the Hoods of ',Dial. life.
The storms of passion and the waves of strife,
A fairer island In each human soul,
Where Love shall dwell:anti Virtue have control
An Eden blesaed• and fairer than the
By poets sung. by prophet lips fortold.
The home of litnoveriee. Religion's shrine.
Where God may reign, and Man become divine.
POUNDED SWINE is the latest novelty which
Chief of Police Hague has served up to the re
porters and this public ; for almost " before thin
peep of day," on Thursday, a lar g e force, in
cluding the night watch, day police, and a
force of Teutonic assistants, who believed that
"to the victors belong the spots," started out
on a tour, and perambulating the highways
and by-ways of the city, stick in hand, areused
from their peaceful slumbers hordes of the
porcine nuisances which infe,t the streets, big
pigs and little pigs, and. although some few of
the favored ones, with greased tails and bides,
managed to escape, marched a goodly number
of them, between two and three hundred, to
the shambles, located on the corner of Pourth
and Grant street, the old tiregon lot " hav
ing been enclosed with a high fence to an,wer
the purpose, and there placed them in durar, ,, •
vile, not to be released until their respective
owners came- forward, proved property, paid
charges, and took them away—the - charges, -
under:an antiquated city ordinance, being one
dollar per head, the penalty inflicted for allow
ing the grunters to run at large at unlawful
time-5 and seasons, which a number of the
aforesaid owners, preferring to liquidate rather
titan lose their property, paid, picking out their
porkers, and reclaiming them from their thral
dom, in the accomplishment of which many
ludicrous sconces ensued between than proprie
tors, and Mr. Barnhill, the Mayor's clerk, who
presided in the capacity of Cerh'rnsattlegate
of the pound,collecting the fine. as the pig, were
taken away, and regulating the line aecordii.g
to the size of the pig, being governed by a
sliding scale of about "6u ponce a pound . "
The pound was surrounded by a crowd of in
guiding visitors during yesterday. We did
not see the local or the among thou,
but as he has recently, edified ua with sundry
discourses on skullology and mebiprology, he
will doubtless tavor us with di,Cflrit, 1)11 the
no less interesting therm of swineology, which
we are informed is a in:).st interesting study,
especially if the stillest be first weep of its
walloWirig pfoclivities. A number of the
porcine unfortunates, antiquated and juvenile,
remain incarcerated, no deliverer having yet
appeared. Their fate is in deplorable one, as
to-morrow, when the " last scene of this
strange, sad. eventful history" trill close, they
are, by order of the Chief of Police, to be
brought under the hammer and sold to the
lowest bidder, the implement mentioned being
very appropriately employed in the finale to
this pounding process.
ANOTHER, BOAT RACE.-A race is to come
off this evening, at six o'clock, over what is
now known as the Belvidere course, (the boat,
starting below that hotel, running to theSharps
burg bridge and returning.) for ft purse of
thirty dollars, between the two-oared boat•
"Flirt" and "Leopold Sabi, Jr." Messrs. .1.
B. Reibiti;er, he aitist, and Alexander 3lurray
row' in the Flirt, and fl Vierbeller, Jr.. and
Nathan Bernhard, in the SOIL The crews and
boats are said to be pretty equally matched,
and the contest will be a lively one. We ex
pect to see a large attendance at the Belvidere.
AN old gun barrel, with a bore capable of
taking an ounce, ball, was found the other day
near Clarkson, Columbiana county, Ohio. It
is supposed to have been lost by one of the
four htindred and eighty men. who, under the
command of Colonel Crawford, in 1782, started
from the west bank of the Ohio river on their
expidition against the Indians, which resulted
so disastrously to that brave officer and his
men.
ATTEEPTED SMCIDE AT ./011NsTOWN.—A
Mrs. Doran, residing in the vicinity of the
Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown, attempted
to drown herself in the canal nt that place, on
Thursday night of last week, but was seen and
raceme The attempt was occasioned, it is
said, by the dissipated habits of her husband,
whoM silo had met a short time previous with
a conipanion v who insulted her.
SUDDEN DEATH IN WAsliiNoToN CouNTY.
Mr. Jacob Cox, an aged, wealthy, and highly
respected citizen of East Bethlehem township,
ashinoton county, while at. work in his oats
field on Tuesday of list week, was seized with
an apoplectic fit, and fell to the r:rouyl, expir
ing almost instanuy.. it was afterwards dis
covered that his neck -was dislocated by the
fall. lie was :7!7.!e-11" years old, and leaves a
large family. ,
ttiwar t p CowLIN9, Alfred Johns, Samuel
Wilkinson. Jas. Lytham.' John - .l7!icliols were
held to bail by Al ermaii Stiller of Allegheny.
vesterday, for trial on eharqes of selling liquor
rithout license, mado by oitec - r‘Vagley. Gott
leib b'aas• and Vnincis Wolff were held for
further bearing, charged with selling liquor un
Sunday.
A PUFF.—If any of our readers desire to in
dulge their taste for the weed, we would rec
ommend them to call on our friend Abel, corner
of Fifth and Grant, and try some of his aegers.
He 1448 just meived 0 prime lot of Havana ,, ,
choice brands, w Net) e o really exquisite.
Try them, and ha curl v 040 ilot they are
worth ',ITN,.
Yesrettmoe was a bad day for the various
pic-nie parties which left the city in search of
a day's recrertion, some of the pleasure seek
ers having returned with garments somewhat
affected by the moisture. A party of juve
nile„cricketers alsq felt the effe:cts of the sum
mer showers with which we were favored in the
afternoon.
TUE sale of lots, by Alr• Ihivis, on Monday
next, in the new town of Penn or Pennstadt,
seems to be attracting considerate attention,
and well it may,:for no ono passing that local
ity can avoid the conviction that an important
town must of necessity grow up there; and be
who purchases property in Penn need have no
fears but he will realize a handsome profit.
ClLArmnof Faann.—On IVednesday, "Wm.
Hamilton wes before Alderman Donaldson,
charged with having procured from .1. C.
Jardine, a country storekeeper, a coat worth
sixteen dollars, by representing that money
was due him from his employer& The matter
was compromised, Hamilton keeping the coat,
and giving security for the payment of its
yrice.
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PETER SINCL.AIR, the great Scotch temper
ance'.reformer, who created a sensation last
winter, is to return in October next, and re
main for acme weeks.. He has a good field to
work in, as we have amongst us many (lava
tedly,attached to the bottle, whom, if he ro
claims, he will indeed work miracles.
THE PEACH CROP.—For the information of
all good housewives we would say that the
peach crop will probably be heavier than for
several years past, both in New Jersey and
Delaware. A district of three square miles in
Mercer county will, is is said, yield twenty
thousand baskets, from twenty-two thousand
trees in bearing order.
WE noticed some days ago the fact that a
new counterfeit five dollar note on the Harris
burg Bank bad made its appearance. This
counterfeit appears to be widely circulated,
and we sea that a number of arrests havo been
made in Harrisburg and vicinity fur passing
them.
PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1859.
A Model Hotel.
The Scott House, at the corner of Duquesne
Way and Irwin streets, is such an institution
as does credit to our city. We are particularly
favored here with good hotels, but the univer
sal testithony of travelers is that the Scott
House is not surpassed by any. It is in a
healthy, pleasant location, retired, cool and
comfortable. It is away from the "noise and
confusion" incident to the great business thor
oughfares, and affords a fine view of the Alle
gheny and Ohio rivers. The rooms are large,
airy, convinient, clean, and elegantly furnished,
and the table is well supplied, not only with the
choice delicacies, but the substantials of the
season, and he who cannot relish such faro us
is placed bofore him in the dining room of the
Scott House, must have a dainty, epicurean
taste, indeed. The servants are polite and at
tentive, and the hotel is furnished with all the
appliances which can contribute to the comfort
or enjoyment of the guests sojourning there.
Su complete are all the arrangements that
guests always leave the house satisfied, and
generally return to it on their next v isit. The
proprietors are Messrs. Marker & Graham.
Mr. B. I). Marker is a gentleman of large ex
perience in the hotel business, which he thor
oughly understands. lie is well known in
Western Pennsylvania, having fora time been
proprietor of the "Marker House,"
Ho has many friends, all of whom snake
it a point to stop with him while here. Mr.
Thomas Graham is an old resident of Pitts
burgh, is thorough-going business man, prompt,
energetic, competent and honorable, qualifica
tions which adrnirahly tit bins for the position
he has assumed. Taking the hotel all in all,
it may be called a model for imitation, and tc.
such, wo commend it to the attention of our
readers, and the traveling.
GORED BY A 1:1"L 1.. tic.., a
young roan residing nearShirlititd. North Pay
etto township; this county. n•as drivizi_ s laili
through a flab] Ia t Saturday. with I iw n
-Lick, whom the animal t.urm•d an-I attacla4l
him,. goring him tm•rribly with hr•rum. Tho
Wounds in jet,' art. ri.oriott..l, but not dittig.-rc,wi.
IV AS lIINGToN COLLEGE. • C. A.
Lawronoe, E.g., if the Into Pl , ll tiyl
vania ii U & of Iteprosonhitii. , -, itcol.h.ll
invihition l`x t.i him
alumni of NS.zoiltiriL:tioi tin" 2 iPhr."`
lug otiounithecinont.
.I . IIE Western l'enn-ylvania T,Rei/fT,. •,-
I`itititlll 1110,t , in NVadiiiigt , al the lilth, and
will ~,ntintie iu ge...iton rnr. thre: dark. The
Slate SiliaTintendent Loom!, and the
proeenciingi are expi - a•ted lo I, of A hy.thly in-
strii,ti,e and inter,stir,g chata,l,r.
I r is now an admitted filet that the new
Finkle Al:whine tiroi
tinwturiirs. saddler. and faloilie,
iiSO. can lie had mt. 311 CIIIII,A froin T. I.
Ceirnaiglian ...V. Co., Federal 'ln. A
city.
Ilorni,ti ai,d tioor4c.
have jug u, i d ,rhat I n in
111 - city. a l'lmi-,•!1 I)'roct , ;:, 14intnd ~ n
twat card, which will r tto:tmc•ly di-tni,c
tcd to-day
THE A LAILM I thr,.4 , II t
Thursday murning
_;awn brilliant. n“rth..rn Hil.l fum•villtZ it
Wit`i the light frtitn a I•tirnitT,
an alarm.
Tut employees. of tile Pen n-ylvariiit Rail
road. to !laid a i4rand pio
nie nt Colilspring which eaten
ore preparation, are li.•ing made.
BENEFIT. --Mr F,,ter, =on (;,,v
roiter, tike; a bolwrit, evl.ll
- at MaAoilic 1,411, i iil Nipear iu
two new jlicces.
CIA)TrITN“ —Cittoll Cu— `' Ucr.
upon a taut " it was customary tar
classes and charlwters to practi c e great ea,,llOrny
in the appareling. of the OtItST !Will, and happy
indccil was he who could boa:4 tw4, ":undo
suits." Lt this progresAvo age country home-
Tun will not pass current, and to make "
appearance - in the world, it is almoat iinpera
tire to dre. , s, if riot 'l in purple and fine I ' Merl: .
at Iciest in broadcloth. n cas;', we feel it
due to \V. IL ItfioeC Co., corner of
Federal street and the Diamond, Allegheny
City, to call the attention of our renders to
their stock, which we will not de...eribo, but
only ear, go and i•elect for your elf, for we a re
sure the firm will-satisfy all who call.
• .„
31EQ1 0 1,NIC,i'
the want or whieh Itivi• been long felt by one et!
k now open. under the tinp,intenitentio of
John,in, m the Livfityiitte lin: Eu
tronee, nlteet. It:, de=emed for the Iterpetkl.il
exhibition of the produel, of \f. eh:iitce' lfunufe be.
rers, Inventor-, and Art,ii,i; 311.1 IV. 3 phi, ..1
for those l•oe king informal... relative to then, bninele
of Industry, either by exnmmanon of ,fffffpl,-, of
retell life having .ring
before the tinlihemil tint it greatly to their ielvandige to
leave sainpiey.
The public are ro,peetfully invile,l to vi.a tte
inshtuto.
HEATING NY Syr:Att.—As it testimoni:d of
the workmanlike manner. rorr..el
in 111,1, 4,,,1 the
fluleattention neeo,szkry to keep vac hrootti ,•ottifort.,l••..
ue give this eertifit,ite to ~1, 1
In their lfin of h”.l ,
by steam the St.', h,l Ole ..1
Vittsl.tit6il,l4l3 ejii, , h cot, rfn4 .(.r tippro,Al.
would 11—.401 , 1,10 them to the plihlic to gile
slatisfaotion "r tinalirli! by sit,itti.
It. Millor, 3r, John Slaf,ll4ll, iiroorg,
Joh.D.
DAVIS A PHILLIPS,
Straw Pettlnfi. BrN, 1...m.71
thislers ire eurru Low. ,
,tro , t, Pitt...burgh.
delalylo•
- -
CoULTER S blsstzr.ii, :m,l
Ornruntlitai Putt.t.orAao.ltirrlikvt, I. 1 lit their
Nhip nu I , atiilll stn t,t near shititt, liarkl,
will ho promptly kateM/Cd. •Cm
[tome Testlqion)
Fr,,m the Pitt.,huryla
h.re 11w:teller's Stumai:li 'tali., to,
and ran favorably Itm ;tuil :-.-
1ii . ,11,11.1011 ill 111,111 lcool
any debility of the I; mil.
ii , ,,E,lllti , tatter- ,/1•I2‘111,1
I.IV-1111,1d and troll I.ll.44TVeti I'oloo'o' 111 WI 111 . 1 , cif
Ile country. Thoy are an :01.111,1,1e rcmrdq for :t itrnat
allay of attnnacletlist . a . .en. It i- stilliost•nt t.videnee 01
Is beneficial chaia...ter to 01,terve the inninnt , otianti.
Ice of it shipped by Iltn.t.•tter &Smith, the pr...
lirietors. to all Points in till' country.
From f/te Allsbeergh (inna fl', it riot lii I4is.
Knowledge is oined by er.purienee, and. 110r4.,11 we
have nerebofoot dloult very little ni medical preparation-.
V(' aro compelled in'MAtiee to the mannfaetorers. risay
that Hostetter's Stomach Ritter. lilts he , •ll Ills meal ill
citnoz os of a severe attach of Pp-per., mill Inns
re
loovrvl 55110 in the Flom:tell 14 a rely ,hort nme.
Sold by drogAists and dealors everywhere.
HOSTETTER a SMITH,
Maunineturore and Proprietors,
tugs No. G 8 Water, and GS Front stroon,
p - iy-^ JUT,Es II Au El. (lt:i.mliinT
World's Fair Perfumery, comprbing their celebrated
Eau Lustrale Hair Restorative. Nymph Soap, Vegetable
Liquid Bair Dye, Shaving Creams, Soaps .If all hind
Pomades. Ponders, Cosmetics, Le. .1. 11.
rem a new article for promoting the growth . of Hair.
Transparent Soaps. do.; Hair Brushes. Shell and Ivory
Combs, and Combs ofall descriptions; Urug,giels articles;
Teeth, Nail and Paint Brushes, le.; Fancy (foods,
Bold by B. 1.. FAHNESTOCK & CO., No. 60, el - Haler of
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hanel & Co., No. 704 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. angle, IkW
Zliir WE LIVE SO FAST IN THIS COUNTRY,
that the Americans have became famous throughout all
Christendom, no a hard driving, hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing people. We have became
equally famous for debilitated stomachs, e nervated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the hundred and one cures which follow upon the
vices which we have enumerated. Countless panaceas
for these illik - have been advertised, but we know of noth
ing so efficacionif for an invalid auffenng from indiges
tion or nervous de . Previon as OLIN'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, manufactured 04sold by the proprietor, at his
depot on Penn street, near d. fe2
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J W. SYKES;
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND CHEST, and,other Chronic Ail
ments complicated with or causing HULMONARY COM
PLAINTS.
OFFICE-191 Penh street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CONSULTATION FREE A lisaof questions tent to
those Who Irish to consult us by letter. je9J
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH_
Arrival of the Steamer Fulton.
NEW YORK, August 11.—The steamer Ful
ton, which left Cowes on the evening of the
27th ult., arrived here this morning. She
brings one hundred and thirty passengers, and
reports having passed, on the 27th of July,
ships Mercury and Wurtemberg, going to
Havre ; also the steamship Vanderbilt. The
Fulton's advice:, are not so late as those fur
nished by telegraph to Halifax, but her papers
are, one day later than have yet been received.
The advices from Paris indicate unpleasant
feelings towards England. An article in the
Moi,itenr, discrcalitim , ° the rumored probability
of an accord between France and England on
the question of the Congress, and a general
disarmament had produced a painful im
pression.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
says that the banding together of France, Rus
sia, and Austria, and the immense naval prep
arations of France, renders its difficult to dis
believe the universal report of a greet blow
being contemplated against England. This was
written previous to the more pacific action of
the French Emperor.
The French steam navy is to he increased to
one hundred and fifty men-of-war, exclusivo of
-events-two transports.
The St. Petersburg papers publish the treaty
between Russia and Chinn, which has been
ratified by the two Emperors. It grants leave
to Russia to send ambassadors to Pekin, prom
ises protection to Christian missionaries, and
nuthorizos a monthly' mail between Kiaeht
and Pekin.
Now York Items
Nxw Vol:I:, August 11.—The Atlantic Tel
egraph Company hale decided to make the
o,,nductor or the neat cable, consul of six
wire, twisted, about six time; the size of the
tdd Cable. There will be no outside covering
of iron except a few hundred on
each end. The new e! t l,le i 5 to be litid down,
guaranVNi in all respect=, and is expected to
he in order for bu.dnez.s, early neat summer.
Cyril. , W. Field, F:=ri , oreupie4 two columni
FOlilo Of the Now Fork evening papers, with
a full statement of the affairs of the company.
We under:lurid the A.iruericat palie ~ , , 1 11 have
an opportunity to ~.ukcribe to the new stock,
which is guaranteed by the English *ll,l-n
-1/101J t.
Tao Ere ..q good reasonsny
4-0•1"ing , of the tttiattuor, C..rtott t 1.11,1
I"111.• Sant for tint tdoanior drintk, I. 1 , 0 -
nlitit.ll of ti., 11 , 11VW•li
Vanderbilt and the l'aeitle Alail S. S. t'ompa
nt nhinh. to re,lllt in the
.11,contitoninoe of the promnt competition.
Tho , :,•:1111 , r A ralott . . , , a iils arrind hero
this emeilinq. At Goodwood, nn Friday, the
''alt alt.. Ti,.' B rover: lo:r.to, Starke,
111,- melt. .3;131 thou , and
,otcroi t tlis. Prior,9 , canto in third. Fifteen
hors., were ritinintt - . Mr. Ton liroot.k
to bin won the Go-..1w, 0.1 ,taho•t.
Ili. colt, Umpire, I.y i.ccortipto, Sr. , !. the Nur
•take-.., al.. on Friday.
Arrival of the Steamer North Star
NEW VcitE, August I 1.--The steamship
North Star arrived. She left Aspinwall
on the in •1 ,and bring , California advice,:
be the 20th ult.., which have been anticipated by
...-tcamor ilahana, at New I /rleiii.s. The.
N,,rth Star has nearly five hundred pa , ,engei , .
Irchi , excitement on the I,thinu, in relation to
the iltiedvered in the Indian
wound:. is dying ,int.
fr.4l st. Thotr.a , date that the En -
li-h stesin,er Paratuattee is still lying on the
reef near that port. All her cargo had been
thrown e‘erboard. Divers are at work ldow
i hp the eoral rooks on which she is lying,
The advice !rota the Isthmus are net im
portant.
The sloop of war. St. Mary _
Panlima on the 2lith for ttraleqo
Advieei: has , been received from the revolt'
tionary movement in Cartio,rona tc the tl:kl
July . , when 0.0 partv - tad pronounced
aLmin,t the anthoritie-q, and appointed Juan
Nicto provisional ruler.
The California markets were dull, and there
wa.+.but little prospect of amendment or im
provement. The East India and China pro
ducts were declining in con , eouence thu
heavy stoeki; hamt
From Washington
WAsulNhTio: CITY, Ain 11.—The dole
gates representing the railroads au th e south
wostern or middle route, between Washington
and New Orloan , , commence:l their Eio::ion
hero to-day. Their business is with rtScrenco
io the tran, t riortation of the groat mail from
Portland, Maine, to New Oilcans, and to
agrco upon a joint bid for the performance of
the servioc, the Orange and Aloxandria
Railroitil to Lynchburg, and the ,lUrtinim;
part Or the 7Alis-issippi Ventral Railroad will
be finished by the Ist of January, at which
Lime the noht contract is to Lek„ 011 , 0. These
holegati, 1.. in lidently say that they will be able
to carry the mails i,etwocn \ . ow 41rleatui and
Now fork in thin • and a ithli days. Another
olje:t of the prosnht meeting is to make uni
form arrangement: concerning the general
10;apnger and freight buiines,
Th,, National Teacher.;' Asz,oeiation now in
,0::=1011 hero, hare clotted J. W. Bulkloy, of
Brooklyn, New York, a, President for the
I , tisiling rear, and dcvidt,', t,. a month
ly pn...lir:o, in the furtihrahrec of the pause
t d vdneatiOn. hrtOrntion the dologatos had
1.110:1' . :in ill visiting Pre:61.1.0, Bu
.
C 113111 1 ,1.
'l'hv moue of the Il'llßed tAt.:.IVS
now On the Brazil :lath has been
changed to Pulaski.
Destructivo Fire
CINI INNAII, August 11.--At ono o'clock
this morning a lire out in the wholesale
liquor store of S. S. Boyle & Co., ctitirE , ;y de
stroying the whole building. The loss is about
OfIC hundred thousand dollars. The insurance
amounts to fifty thousand. The lire mitetaied
to S N. Pike's liquor warehouse, which it par
tially destroyed. The to is thirty thousand;
insurance ten. Crane, Breed Si Co., metallic
case manufacturers, lose about forty thousand
dollars.
EcON 11 DESPATCH.
The following are the losses by the tire this
morning : Boyle & Co., slso,ooo—insured for
$75,000 : Crane, Breed 8: Co., and Barstow,
Breed ,t Co ;s2o,ooo—fully insured; U. Hen
shaw, furniture manufacturer, slo,ooo—fully
insured. The rectifying house of S. N. Pike
was almost wholly destroyed ; the loss is $40,-
000; insured probably for $lO,OOO. Several
Brennen were injured by falling walls. During
the tin• the waters in the cisterns exhausted, or
the destruction would have been less The
whole of the steam tire department was on
duty, and water had to he conveyed a distance
of half a mile. The origin of the tire is un
known.
Columbus State Christian Anti-Slav-
ery Convention
CoLts N uu, , , August 11.--The Convention
discussed and amended resolutions Which were
adopted. A standing committee for the State
nt large, was appointed. After pas-ing three
additional resolutions, the Cvnvention adjourn
ed sine die, the next meetinF to be determined
upon by the standing committee.
Steamer Mariner Sunk
LOUISVILLE, Aug : 11. The steamer " Mar
iner," from St. Louis to Cincinnati, sunk last
night on the flats, twenty miles above. One
guard is under water. The boat will be
raised. Nobody was lost.
Saut Ste Marie Canal
DErnorT, August 11.—It has been officially
determined not to close the Saut Ste Marie
canal for repairs, as contemplated, during the
present season of navigation.
REMOVAL.
W. & D. If lIGITS,
AAVE REMOVED TO NO. 69 MAR
KET Street, corner of ninth, wheie they *axe:
main till the first of Septembohdthen therwaremove to
their new store now being bait at the oTs'stand, corner
of Fifth and Market streets. royiLam
~K•~►4 I 3 all) err I
Steamers to Arrive
LEANT TOP. DAYS
Liverpool Quebec Aug. 10
Liverpool Boston ----Aug. 13
Liverpool Quebec.. kug. 17
Steamers to Satl.
Hungarian
Canada......
1ndian.......
Europa
Kangaro.i
Ocean Queen
Persia
Urens,m)
Fulton
(;lasgotiv New York ( laagow . Au'rtr 91
City of Baltimore New York.— Liverpool ......Aug.
Stage of Water.
Direr—three feet water in the channel
_______-•-4010-.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
Tlto market it exceedingly dull. Offerings of beef
cattle are fair. but figures have a dturnward tend.•ncc
The t.t - une is true of sheep and other stock.
UNION DROVE YARDS.
John Allender, Proprietor.
No. Offeral ha
110...5. W. Woodward
Ileam
14...5. It el.rysl
r.0.../I.4thetrer
F. I'riee
32...8. L. Kingston...
k. Holden
17....1. Manful!
1 iennison ......
3(1....1ames Donnelly.
Stroni,
24... A. K. 800
I. ' , moue! Warren.
2... L. W. Gault
Brther.
Tramman.
11. 110 ff
ireen3walt .
I 0)., Crawford.--
31organ
16...1anwa Hays,
I'2. Ai. I.otle,
Witham Stcrlala
SI"vo.11,611, ........ . ;I
15... C. W. .
1 - ..1,. M'CurdV, (by .1. 11. 1111114. 11 114,55,4 ..
10...11. A. :Nlerriel• 2 1 .;6.1
Fl.rhart 9i,ip%
16._W. Marvin lu 2 1 ..,/C1
Shoemaker. .......... 2 (ii..":Lz.„
11. Dtri, f(' head.
.. W. Lin,lewood ..... gfe,:l‘.., C lb
G 1 left 4 r and .elll ..a.l
1.%M.R.;
rpr,,,i
Nr ()Ir.Tr t
I:4•Rrt, . .
....
162...1. t.2‘,..11
17” .1\ . Small
'fon,
lVe3rllt,•
A.. 1. "itrolll. .... .
8..f1it1141 - 1” ....
12 .. " •• (molt-.).
60. A i•muwssit
!.[:, _Sault,'l Warren
47. J. R. '1';,1,1..
::6..T. tro•.
1 , ..r 1 , , , ,111+1Aut ,
211.. W. Neal
)10.41,11
Marcy_
li..ttlakin
1,/11 , 1191
43 .11
‘• • - I,kint.•
=ME
Ail tl 1 I
I o4s , I I
left rw . ow EAA...
1.14)“,A.
I, Awl.
purrsuumat 111ARKE1';
fitprt.si ftn- t Daily ;11,-lai.ig n.
of , o 0 Li tom. fn.) store
for , xtra do.. and
$4,01,46,10 I,•r extt, fanady: fank . j. bran.l4
163 t',.rzt at 2So I.n-11
Saltla,n $1.:',,,1,4.1;
Bacon... Sale: 12,000 I h.t
• 10 , ,410 fio I 6
r 1:10,
ail, 1 from
Stigar...Salos S 1111.1, at 1•1
a tr.: 1.1,15. at 41.•.
Coffee... Sal., ,aek, at 13%...
ellkee•e...l , al., I.mes N. IL at s
Fish... Salt, 10 half 1.01, n - 1 . .,..aut.tta,..l
ilettns....S,tl., 1 . 3 s a,slt ...wall v. hate at $l.lO bu.h
30 bbl s. N... 1 at .51.2 1 . 1 .
AVhisky wiles 91 bbls. 1 - lectltital at •296,31/e.
Philadelphia Market.
I'un.lnurm s, Angitst I.l.—Fltatr 41104
10 trade nt VII - It 1.12!. for sound old
gr.mod. and f:,: , 0001.73 for old atos extra and
fro,ll ground extrn 11.)e Floor is lull 111 $3_75,
and I'onos.lll.ola C.,ro).loai at Z5:1,0.2! \Vilma is in
demand: 101 l 0. , red nt and
w 1,14 id loon Lush now Fly.- I.rotsght too.
Coro Is firmer, yoll.wr sold ~n primate tern,.
ml 1 1 , 1
...Id at :tso for 1,1.1 :Lod :111, for new la tO.
ale lary1:111,1. 11'loslzy I, onohansed:
New York Market.
NEW 11.—e,itt00 SOO
tsilo.t at 122 for upland middling: the inn] trot o lot.ed
tleeloorw. ti,idonoy. Flour oeclla4ll sales 11.500
hl,, Wl44, 4 itt,ie; x.die_st 4iato hash. Corn banyan%
sal, 21.000 I.ll , iCat 7:5,7 'Or for taixod.S-le for white. and
ale Heof hoary at }0521 1. Primo Pork ibis.
(Allied lice. with sale. at 1105t510.2:i. Ilidea lowrr. I1i10(404
.%) ttlivnsl at 2Zie, widow! buyer, honyv at.
Its . .44. - .104;,.. IS:term—ham, StaiS , shouhlors
hone at. Coda' hooyant, snh.o C 1454))
hags at tat '6.r Rio. Freight: on Cotton 6t Liv,r
-1.0,d :t 1 rwti,t,
Cincinnati litarlitt
11.—FInur at. $4,70i,
r,.0) nrr r r stz, Wtwat froely, lau
dull et :LK) for red, ail ti:r jtritna %tint,.
l'orr ara•li.ka t t.l. V: to .1411 at 4:Tt.474..
Whisky lull Notiun,. , kzug l'rnvi,,n 4 ;
mark,: is aria Itacon and Hulk ' :11,0 I,it tarp
New York Stork t'llarket.
Nov rkl!:K.. Alll;ll,4ll.—tito,ks dui/
Mt.h Sumitern yt.o (I'ralent% .t Chicago
Nov fork 01 1 .3 Cleveland At Toledo.— M.,:
11,ndinv . 43 I Pacific
Mk,ouri o'. n. 21,
MEM=
PEA RI STEAM MILL
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN ?U!;clL
LOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
N PITT9I3URGII Als:11 ALLEGHENY
nu7.ly UN%
=MEMO
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
I\latinfaeturent, aukl WholeF.ale and Retail Dealer 9 iu
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 42* Penn Street, above the Canal,
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will cell at reasonable
prices. fe2liktf
D -
E LARUE & CO.'S LADIES' ENVEL
oPEs--An nizer and qualitie,, for oak by
.1. N. IVELDIN,
je2o
63 Wood ntreet hoar Fourth.
JUST PUBLISHED—GRANT'S CASES,
J VOLUME I.—Report, of cases argued in the Su-
Freme Court of Pennsylvania. By Biin)arnin Grant.
or sale by [jell) ICAY & CO.. 55 11 ood street.
NEW DOMESTIC AND STAPLE DRY
landi in Boone
GOODS are being received almost daily.
lyls C. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market st
choice
Choice
land, n...
0 N ,
o E ti
i S o E C I
oTT one n e of section of
w
Frank
lin county, lowa. for sale at >2t per acre. by
jylil S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market st.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will hurl
chase 4!4, acres (Aland, part in good timber , never
failing spring, &c., aituate three miles, from- Allegheny
City, on the New Brighton road. -.NI&
aug6 S. CUTEIBERT & SON, Ullacr:et street.
LESIONS. -100 boxes French Lemonsjust
received and for sale by
REYI4I si &ANDERSON,
Wood l4, - site St. Charles Hotel.
ONE MILE FRAM
CLI FTON STATION
on the Pittaburtit and Cleveland Railroad-25
acres of land, a dwe i l l* c house, stable, etc. Price
$1,400; $7OO cash; balance a one year. For sale by
cUTRBERT
19 - '46 51 Market street.
PRIME COFFEE.—V bags prime Rio
Ceffeejust received. For .i.%!e by
MURTLAND k CONNOR, -
NWT Liberty street;
.Boston I iverpool Aug. 10
New York Liverpool, ke.Aug. 13
New York Havre lug. 13
New York Liverpool lug. 07
. ._ -
New York Galwtiy
New York llovre..
Munn...ST CITY, August 11, 1859.
MEM
13112 E
I r•Il )1. r.
MESE
4" , $2.75 WO IA
47 2.0
. ?Ai
24
.190
.211
1., 4 hell
1 txr
PITTIMUTtaIi, illgu , l 11, 1559
W. S. KENNEDY
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
TERNIH, CA3II ON DELIVERY
Pisalianeous.
S 0 .N" I'M{ R.,
CONCENTRATED LYE.
The Ready Family Soap Maker;
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE 4 W;THOUTIT,
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED BY IT'
FOIL •ALE BY ALT STORPTCPEPERS.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY. MB
PENNSYLVANIA
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal.
_np3o,,timth
PURE SALT! PURE SALT !-
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
1, manufactured by tho
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company,
39G PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL
al Ukth
I - NITED STATai PATENT OFFICE, 1
glob, August 3, 1859. - f
r, ON THE PETITION OF DAVID B.ROGEES,
- ''of Pittslairuh. Pa_ praying for the extension of a
',d o nt granted 'to him nu the Ist of November, 1845, for
nit improv•stn,nt in "Cultivator Teeth," for seven years.
from the ev piratlon of i.aid potent, which takes place on
tho 1.1.131 of Niivember,lB49.
It 15 ordered. that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Other, on Monday the I,th of October next, atl2
o'eloek, M.: and all persons are notified to appear and
Dhow eau,e, Ul' they have, why said petition ought
not to to, granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file in
the Patent Other their obieetions. especially setting forth
in writing, at lea-it iwenik days before the day of hear
ing: rill te.:innionyTiled by either party to be used at the
Laid hearing must be taken and transmitted in accord
ance with tl rules of the Office, which - will be furnished
00 application.
The lc- Moony in this case will be closed on the 3d of
October, depositions and other papers relied upon as
testimony moot be filed in the Office on or before the
morning of that nay: the arguments, if any, within ten
days theiewirer.
ortieietl. itiFo, that this notice he published in the fbn
.intunes, Wa,hington. 1). C.. and Hut, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
e)
once a we: for three sreeko_the first of said publiea,
non to he at least sixty days before the 27th "October
next, the day of hearing, Val. D. BISHOP,
Csiminissioner of Patents,
EDICAL BOOKS.— Rokitausky's Pa
4111_ thological Anatomy. 2 vole.
Gro-s' Elsmentsot Pathological Anatomy.
close' , Pathological Anatomy, with colorysi plates.
Ifori,r's Anatomy and Histology, vols.
Lau renee's Treatise on the Eye:
ral I oi-sr ,:as or the Skin, with atlas of . plates.
linehn alid 'coke on Insanity.
la h why ~a Pneumonia and Malaria.
:Thud on Palsy and Appoplexy.
Enellsons .Science and Art of Surgery.
Cis itier's Lectures On Surgery.
Druitt's Modern Surgery.
Miller's Practice on
Pirre's Sy-tem of" • •
s
Dickson' Elements of Medicine.
Willi:1111s' Principles of 'Medicine, new edition.
Watson's Practice of Physic. a 14
Wrgslie Malaria Medics and Therapeutic,
nth %o KAY Ar. CO.. 50 Wood street.
rrIV ENTY- EIG HT HUNDRED ACRES
of Farming Land. situate on the south side of the
)I , ttlmee Nicer, Nix miles from Toledo, Ohio. The soil
is good, and timber first.chus, and the adjoining lands
sr. storied by enterprising farmers, who ars„making
.o.! improvements. These lands will be divided into
tract-. eLti icy .teres and upwards, to suit purchasers. For
further informati.in•apply at our office, 51 Market at.
jylii S. CUTHBERT & SON
AIWA INS IN
_LP
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
on.: 6 e, rosewood Case, Iron Prime; made by
Ctook , ring S Sons; only two years old.
one 6 , g Octave. rosewood Case, round corners; made
lhillett
,),;, 6A:i lotave, Rowwtma.earred desk;.made by Nunn?
t'Lirk.
'.no 6 ornirs. Mahogany Ca,e, n ado by Norms & Clark.
1,110 N. T." Man. Co.
one 6 0 " " Gerd's, &Simon
Inv ti •", rosewood U Pape, Paris.
One 6 " Mahogany e " Albrecht
one M.'. .` " " Lond3 Bro.
ono 6 e " " 'German make.
ont. " " " Clementi.
Ons " Clementi.
For sale by
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
81 Wood street.
SIANI>ARD LAW PUBLICATIONS.-
Brightly's Digest—Laws oltt,e United States;
Purdon's Digcst—Lairs of Pennsylvania;
Brightly's Betati" jurisprtidenee;
13 , :•21.tiv on the lore of Costs;
Binn's Justice—revived edition;
Whart.:n's American Criminal Law;
Wharton Sidles' Medical Jurisprudence;
Wharton's Precedents of Indictments and Beast
firayflon's Forms, edited by Wright;
Form revised and enlarged;
LIIIII'S Analytical Index and Overruled Cases; .
Troulat on Linittel Partnership;
Steven's ou tite Principal of Pleading
Price on Limitations and Lietuc •
Sergiiani's Mechanics' Lien Liao:
Frame on Rernanidus, 2 vols
Par:ons on C:mtracts. 2 volumes;
Parsons' Mercantile Law, 1 volume.
iv IS • KAY CO.. .e 1 Wood street,
PII.k 4 TORICAL WORKS.—
a The Coquet of 3fer,jt,o •3 , cots. The ronque,C of Vera: 2 viols.
Ferihnand and Isabella; 3 vols. • •
Phillip the.! ,iecoe,d; volo,
Charles the Fifth ;"3 vols.
1.,.0gra pineal and Critical Miscellanies; 1 vol.
.IY 7 KAY & CO., 55 Wood street
TIST ECEI ED.-A HANDSOME
ortml:nt of CHILDREN'S READY MADE
cLuTITINti. of ail descriptions, slong with .I...adies'
Dress Caps and Ileac! Dresses, s.nd nil tho new styles of
Patterns tio. Juno. M. A. WEAVER,
No. 21 Fifth street. second story, Rooms Nos. 7 and 8.
e•R
M tw ,•:;: s P to tt r, E . STREET.— i l w a e l; galoet,
five
.00 . 1 r
urd ms
The lot bill() feet front, by feet deep, r on
an alley; a Isr . gt! gr.po arbor, stone wall and paling in
front, outbuilding, Se. Price $2,000. Terme,
S. CUTHBERT it SON,
51 Market street.
lIEFIN ED SUGAR.—
I.lk, lo t•ht, Ea:twiek's etandard cruehed Sugar
to do do coarse pulverized do
10 do do fine do do
zo do Penno. cutten crushed do
to do do B to do
Z, do do I:: yellow do
In -tor e, and landing, ;Ind for sale by'
r2B miLLER RICKETSON.
A " . -ENS' :10 SPRING WOVEN as:riff=
1 - I._ With a iately patented bristle. This is a different
NyoVoll ai,irt iron: any other in this market, and much
y EATON, it: , to , treugth,luality and aolc a l cat4y . by
)vui ' • Fifth andldarket streets: -
ACKEI) BUTTER.-- -
n barrels good packed Butter, •
Idf do do do,
15 keg.: do do,
In store, and for sale be MILLER .k RICRZTSON,
erlla Nn.. ^7l and 2:72. Liberty 'whando.
REAT INDIJOEILENI'S axe now offer
those who wish to by
BONNET PARSONS, FANS,
SUN trIURRELLAS
EMBROIDER ft:S.: AND TRIMMINGS, at
GIPNER 'd PALMER'S,
iyl2 . 78 Market street.
FlSll—:nit) .
packages Lake Herring ;. -
iv) do White Fish;
100 do Trout;
150 do Mackerel;
5 do Herring.
For "'ale by [ tolS] HENRY H.COLLINS.
D RIED APPLES.-10 barrels for sale by
MURTIAND & CONNOR.
_mya)
DissoLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.--
The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. iu the stook enli droving business, wog
dissolved on the 15th *Ay of July !mt. — by mutual eon-
E. 31'QUAID,
JOHN 8311TH,
Juuz,:lt 11: MOONEY,
DR' - HOODS.—Every variety of 'Domes
tie and Staple Dry Goods always on hand. and will
he sold at the very lowest prices. All our summer stock
closing out very low. C. HANSON LOVE, .•
augs 74 14f arket street.
BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID.
A auperior article of Burning Fluid kepiconstant
ly on hand, and for sale at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
angs corner Dian:toad and Market street.
VVALUABLE PROPERTY on Market
street, between Third and 'Fourth sts., for sale by
jyl2 S. CUTHBERT A SON, Real Estate Agt's.
DIXON S BLACKBERRY CARMINA
TIVE for sale by - B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
Nu. GO, corner Fourth and Wood street&
E(.4_tLRS.-100,000 Genuine Segars, di ff er
ent heayie, in state and for sale low lop'
HAWORTH h BROWNLEE,
apS - in the Diamond.
NO. .4311 PENN. STREET, a Brick DwejeZ
ling Ewa., for vale at the Real Estate Office
irl2. S. CETIiBERT & SON, 51 Market • t.
NEW WALL - PAB'ER.—Third a • • for
the Season. The 4ssoxtment always c• "pieta et
the old stand, No. frf Wood vtreet.
Je9 • W. P. MARS e & CO.
% rick v
.
C. B. H.—A othnfortable l ierick House,
S of hall, six rooms, bath roo and cellar, with
ot 22 by . 80 feet; shade trees, etc ; all m good Order, for
sale; price V.. 200; terms, one-third in hand, balance at
one, two and three years. S. CUTHBERT 2 SON,. ,
left Red Estate Agents, 61 Market street.-
MMIEBER 260
Pagutneart- 4dkrits.
ROC3-MRS"
Ambrotype and Photograph
GALLERY,
70 Fifth iltreet,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FORT OFFICE
*ir Photographs, colored or plain, taken at short no
tica a l l LL Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
PICTURER ENLARGED TO LIFESIZE,and
colored in OiL
AMBRO_TYPES.--
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE COUNTRY, AT
rel 2 WALL'S Fourth street.
T IFE-SIZE,
11 IMPERIAL,
AND MEDIUM
PHOTOG}RAPI-3s,
Colored in Oil, Pastelle, or:Plain, in the most artistic
style, and at Eastern pitees.
WALVS GALLERY,
Jones' Bnilainir, Fourth irtreet.
PHOTOGRAPH, AMBROTYPE. 7-
L.4INOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL•
LERY, Cbr. Fifth and Grantstreds.—The subscriber- low
ing fitted up_ rooms in AFTIGKEZ BUILDING,II3I3OW
prepared to take Likenesses that CANNOT FAIL TO
OIL E SATISFACTION.. .
Call and examine the collection.
A. LANE,
irady Corner of Fifth and Grant streets. -
Wrif.L X. FABER 8r CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON = FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Bakers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH PA
MANUFMANUFACTURE ALL KINDSOF
ACTURE Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power, end suited for Grist Mills,.
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc. . -
Give particular attention to the construction of Fmk , -
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
mulay, and circular saw mills.
Have always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every descnption.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iroaseparately, and
Wrought. Iron Shafting., Hangers and 'es in every
variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, oar machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction. .
Air Orders from all parts of the Calintritiolieited, and
promptly filled. mr22emiiisw
LAMS SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMELTING WORKS:,
PARK, 3PCIIRDIir &
M.LITUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING.,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, S .- palter Solder, de., also im
porters and dealers in Metals, Tin Plate Sheet /roc,'
Wire, &c. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's es and
Tools. Warehouse, N 0.149 First, and I.2oSecond streets,
Pittsburgh,
iced patter Pa. Special orders of Copper cut toasty de
'
n. my2Selydsv
VII. SIIIRK,
SMITH PARK & CO
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH,_PA.
Warehouse, .No. 149 Firs t. and 1l Second streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Chl,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon Boxes , Steel 3foulds, Pullies,Bangers and
Couplings.
Also Jobbingand Machine Castings of 07877 descrip
tion made to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached-to the
Foundry, all necessary . fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. znyMlydaw
VINEGAR
ARRANTED Pure and Un-
adulterated, and to Ala-SAYE
Pi les for years, the same that, r hare
sold to a majority - of the Pittsburgh Gm; ••••••••••
cers for TVZIat ILES, and which bestehen.
Three First Premium,
at Pennsylvania State Faire, I am now pf
feting to We city and country trade at • '
greatly reduced prices. • -
Please order direct. Terms flash. "
A. BALLOU, 1W Water street,. -
between Smithfieldand Gran
Pittsburgh, Pa.
makdaw
ROOF I I•7' .
Gum Elastic Improved Cement and Canvass
Roofing, Felt Cement, and (film'
ROOFING!
Also, Agents For
Patented Asphaltic Rootling Felt..
ROOFING MATERIALS "FOE SALE,
WJTU INgTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING. OLD
ROOFS REPAIRED.
75 SUPTH.FrELD Yr, EBTWPRV FOURTH tEFTFTH
Valuable Market Street and Man
chester Property for Sale.
THE .SUBSCRIBERS, in virtue of powers
conferred upon them by the will of the late Judge
Riddle, offer for sale the following excellent business
locations:
A lot fronting 31 feet on Market street, by . 1.76 feet
deep to Chancery Lane, with the two three-story busi
ness houses on Market street, a two-story house in the
rear ot the same, and a two-story dwelling house on
Fourth street. The lot has a front of 31 feet an Fourth
street, by 60 feetdeep on Chancery Lane. This proper
ty, from its largo front on two streets, offers a 6vorable
opportunity to, business men: desiring a good business
location. . .
In order to accommodate parchasers,• the Fourth.
street, extending back on Chancery Lane pa feet, willbe
sold separately 11am the Market street prooerty:
Also, a lot of ground lll.the borough of Manolle*er„
having a front on Locust street of 34 feet, ands de o.
160 feet 6 inches, being bounded on one aidf3by Lecke , /
alley, on which is erected a brick dwellingbouse of two.
stories, with a portico in front, and having appurtenant,
thereto a convement up-house and smoke house, and a.
stable and carriage house on the other side of Leckey.
alley; Has property is now in the occupancy of Captain.
Miller. • The strove property will be bold upon berm .
greatly conducive tothemteresta of purchasers, botha.s
relate to price and time of payment, as the Ezectuor,
are anxious to close lip tke *Stirs of the estate. For
farther particulars, price, terms , &C. , apply to either or
t b e subscribers, or to S.• CUTHBERT. Agent, Market
Ames, Pittsburgh. ' JOSEPH PAJAMA); M.D.,
• •
Office, - ho. 26 Sixth streak.
CHARIIikSHALER,Att.j.
Office, 1 Faurth street
iylll3ird:w
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND • COMMISSION MERCHANT
Flour, Bikeort, I f ard t Butter s Seed
Dated Fruit and Produce Genera/Iy,
COINER OF MARE= AND 'FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Baru to--Francis G. Bailey, Esa William Dilworth,
Sr, S. Cuthbert * Son, Pittsburgh. Boyd_ k. Ott, Haskell
& Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. &M. Bank, List &
Howell, Mangle & Co., 42teorge W. Anderson, Donlon,
Paxton & CaWheeling._ rargapty
PENN MACHINE
AND
FOUNDRY,,
H. witurratAri,
MANUFACTURERBoring Machines? OF
Steam Engines, Shafting:and Putties
Mortice Machines, •
Gear Wheels,
• Manaea,. etc., etc:
Orders promptly attended to.'
a.kly ra , PAIKENY. -
cuswzu, ;a.
CIALDWELL & BRO., -.• •
BOAT FURNISHERS' &DRS r.12P5
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Cordage; _
Oakum, Tar. Pitch, Rosin and Oils ;
sWallin, Duck, Light and Heavy Drdito e t c.
y, Noe. 88 Water, mud 78 Vioat sta.
JA 'WA HOLMES -IE - CO., 'Pork Packers
and dealers in Ewen, Lard, Sugar Cured Hams,
to; corner of FIRST AND MARKET STREETS,
tautly - • ' Pandmaget
NOW OPENING—Neat styledark prints,
Shirting 4 qingbanm .Checki, Tickings,
Mons
shirti n Detain g Mass, Se lins,
.Irish Linens, Sh isu.nox Lovairt Bowtwm, new style
'
ang3 - Ti Market rarest.
U'GOYS & MILLER'S "GRERN" con
.LILL staatly on hand and for male -at manufastasera
prices, at JOEN THOMPSON COM.
my 29 N0.129 Third strata.
"UPPLEMENT TO PURDOIi i §DIGEST,
for rale by R. WELDLN,
JOU 63 strset /mar Potwar
J =l3 piz al
BA= k JOHNSON.
WORKS.