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VOLUME XVII.
JAMES P. BAER,
EDITOR AND RROPRIETOR.
TERAIS : Five 1)ollara per
„year, tartetly in ad
ranee. Weekly, Single enhaeriptione Two 1)01-
lars per year; in MINI of fire, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chiertgo Eddrocil.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Tram 12:15 A. M. 6:66 A. M. 1:01 1. M
niktl Train 6:60 A. M.
Express Train 11:50 P. M. 8:46 P. M. 2,:30 A. hi
Arrive at Chicago:
6,47 P. Al. I Express.
Returning, a rive at Iftthdnirgli
MAil, 5:25 P.M. Expre,,:l::`Ai P. M. Express. 2:20 A. M
(From Federal Street Station, thegheny.)
New Brighton At...mamma:Mon.. lean A. Id. 5,13:11..1tt
OA A. M. 12:10 P.M
poot.tvranirt Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Evpress Train B:50 P. M. 12:45 P. M.
Mad Ithe A. M. 11:50 P. M.
Fat Line 4:55 P. M. 12.L.M A. M.
The Johnstown Wny Passenger
Train
Johnstown Accommodation-.
Tortic
t+.97;mid
Third <4l
Mail Train..
Exprt,s
(7. ,hl.l mid J t/..hun3L Ruilnxrol.
(From turner of I.4l,erty and Grant streets.)
Leave.. Arrive.
.1115 A. M. 2.40 A. M
13225 A. M. 4.00 P. M
1.0:i P. M. S.?to P. 31
Expreii, Train
I.lait
AN•outinodAtiou. ...... 5.00 P. M. 11.,M A. M
and 0.6 , 11106 Mr,
(Frm .1.11. , rty and (;rtint street...)
I,Are; i'olumbli, Arr. in Cm
ra , t Liu," A. KAI 4) A. M. 11.30 A. M
Expr,ss Tram.. 1.1 - 6 P. M. 1.31 A. M. 720 A. M
Camp Illraddock--*ccond Day.
( On Tuesday evening the sun set pleasantly
On the enCitillptinnit at Tarr ms station, the
storm which passed over the city - having in
commoded the soldiery encamped there but
little, its force having become dissipated, and
the camping ground escaping with only a
light shower, which scarcely dampened the in
terior of the tents, the canvas affording a
good protection.
After supper, an hour was spent in various
amusements, and at nine o'clock the reveille
beat to quarters, and the commandant request
ed the soldiery to keep good order and retire
early. The order wits strictly obeyed, its we
are informed by a G entleman who spent the
night on the ground , " that a strange quiet per•
vuded the camp, no sound being heard ',aye the
measured tread ,if the sentries as they went
their round,. The Pxorci,,,: of the Jay had
wearied the troop ,, , and tathough a few con
vivial parties kept vigil until midnight, after
that hour all Wes Silent as the ra..-,•
On Wednesday morning. at four o'clock the
reveille was beaten, and at six every cmnpany
was prepared for drill, which seas creditably
gone through with. qen. Negley commanding
The morning was a delightful one, and there
in camp enjoyed the fresh country air, Which
gave a hearty relish W breakfast, which
WIL , served at the various 11) ,,, 3e3 about
dc:uii;
After a period of relaxation, thedrum again
sounded. at ten e'.•loet: for morning dry,-
parade, and at eleven fifteen companies were
ranged in line on the tield. They were put
through the reeiinental drill by thin. Negley,
nuirching and countermarelung, forming a
hollow square, ,V, e. In these exercises the Brig
adier General exhibited a knowledge of t ac ti c s
and a capacity for comaianding large bodies of
men which do him great credit. Ile is ex
tremely popular, as are governed
by strict military discipline, enforced
tait at the -vine time Without bombast or to o
great a show ..f authority. The good order
maintained at all times, and alacrity with
Which every order - from head-quarters is obey'
cd both by oilleers and men, evidence
.11,111 iri
Which th e eonplIll!Al1t is held, and
I.lle coalldence reposed in 11:A judgment.
At twelve the parade4yas over. and the com
panies were ,11 . 111i ,, “` , 1. Soon all were seated
at the mss; tables, General $ 'gley becoming
the guest 411 . mess 1 of the I/molest.:
Greys, where a superb dinner was served.
Other invited guests p4rtoo4, awl all had a
delightful time. At the General's table, his
aid, Captain Yenas Fish, did the honors, en
tertaining the guests and the remainder of the
stall' very handsomely. This table, Was also
abundantly supplied with good things, as well
as others in the camp, forcing all who partook
of the generous hospitalities met with at every
turn, that the commissariat department had
been well attended to.
Gen. M. M. Dick, of Westmoreland county,
Col. Coulter, of Latrobe, Col. Ponnsros,
Lawrence county, Col. Gallagher, of New Al
exandria, Gen. Wilson, of Beaver county, and
Maj. 'tien. Wilson, of the thirteenth division
Ohio Militia: visits.' the en6athilment during
1 - ,:,ornimx, and were, meic'ed as the guests
f,f the coMemander. (Aber military Ontlemen
were present from other counties, wlm , m were
not reported at head-qaarters.
By noon the ground was well sprinkled with
visitors, extra trains on the Pennsylvania 1116 -
i,oad, all of which went out densely laden, car
rying thousands of people. At the mourning
parade the fences wero literally lined, and in
hide the enclosure were many ladies, anxious
to see the pomp and circumstances of war."
In the afternoon the crowd increased, and at
ktst tiftwe or twenty thousand persons intuit
h a ve v isited time grounds during the day.
Gen. Patterson, of Philadelphia, was on the
grounds during the afternoon, hut was not
formally received.
At three o'clock the Mayor and City Coun
cils arrived at the southern entrance a
train of cars on the Penn<}'icauiu Itaiftoad,
and were met liy an escort who cololucted
ti:ein in a body,.to the open space in front
b'f t e nuarr i nee: , ., vherc after the tiring of a
Tirigadier Gencial'A salute cf eleVewguns titey
were sielciuned in a 'neat address by lien.
:gayer Weaver replied thus :
fine hundred :ind four years ago nut far dij-
Wilt from this very spot occured one of the
most important events in American annuals.
Forever associated with ensanguined disasters of
that historic field, in the name of the veteran
General whose name is so fitly perpetuated in
this grand military spectacle, the ill-fated, ill
starred Braddock! Were a survivor of that
illant hand to come among us to-day, well
:Alight he pause and:wondering ask,
':•'Wlier;i, are the gilded tr-as that...1.0,411w war,
atl mlent yester.dar.
ThiQ wnrid of tents, and dome, and ,un-fight armory."
The lapse of a century has wrought unist
miraculous el:tinges.' free, huppy and en%
ff,h,•htened'peojile'have titilirped the place Of ttio
,avage foe v;110 then triuMplied at 'Braddock's
field, and a great city rises in illajeStic gran
deur on the site of Fort Duquesne. But Lill this
progress in arts, arms and civilization has not
been achieved without many struggles, and a he
roism worthy of those who would be free. The
battles of the Revolution truthfully attest
through what ordeals of privation and suffering
a people must pass to the full fruition of rational
liberty. This goodly heritage is now our own,
find.fo you, citizen soldiers, your tenantry looks
Tit...support, protection and defenSe. The pa
triotic pageant of day-this large assemblage
Of our fellow-citizens, fresh from civic pursuits,
' 4irrayed in all the paraphernalia of •• Glorious
War," shows that the injunction of the Father
ij
his Country has not yet been forgotten by MS
ikeenduni2.
The municipal authorities of the city of
Pittsburgh view with just pride your soldiery
proficiency and bearing, and on the invitation
of your commanding officer, we aro here of
ficially to visit and congratulate you on the
complete success of Camp Braddock. May
you ever be animated with the same spirit of
patriotic emulation that we now
,see in your
ranks ; and should the time ever come when
your services would be required on the field
ui battle, we doubt not you will prove your
rso;o4. .worthy sons of Pennsylvania, and jeal
ous , custodians of thO, honor ,of:.your., whole
country..
• The speech was received with loud applause,
and - the Councils , then departed, and examined
the camp•
- At four o'clock the afternoon dress parade
6:00 A. M. 1:10 I'. M.
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
10:40 A. M. 11:60 A. M
4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
P. M. 6:16 P. P.l
ritlsburgh and C•olnelb eilfr nod rond.
(From Liberty hind lirteit streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
A. M. P. NI
.3:30 P. M. tetti A. M
E=E
. . -
took place, the troops looking well and per
forming some fine evolutionS.
After ;going through the regiment amt field
drill, they were formed-into line and march.'
to Collins Park; Wh - ere they remained until
after six o'clock.' IVe imagined, however.
they were little edified by the visit, as the races
were a failure, not coming off 'as announced,
and the scrub. races substituted very lamely
and unfashionably.
During, the time they remained at the race
ground, it was announced that the liin„ Id
Cavalry were in the city, and Gen. Neglev i
mediately despatched an escort to aiTompany
them to the camp ground. They arrived there an
hour afterwards, numbering about twenty-lice,
and presenting a tine appearance.
The company is from
county, and is commanded by Capt. Keys.
No other company arrived at the camp during
the day'.
.1,17 n. M
At six o'clock,' the Foldinrs: returned to the
camp, and disbninled for supper. The thUni
routine followed in the evening.
Several accidents occurred on tho road to
vehicles., such on breaking of wheels. etc , but
no one was injured.
The soldiers were all in good health ye,ter
day„ no sickness being reported to thu surgeon.
Some six or seven hundred are on the ground,
including the Ringgold Cavalry.
The general orders fur to-day have not Levu
issued, but will consist of morning drill, triter
noon parade, and field movement;.
We saw no disturbance on the gaound, ow
ing to the absence of bad whi,ky. Ev.•ry
thing was conducted decently and in order, and
Camp Uraddock has ,0 far been a great suao.,
To-morrow the ent,oll klnen t wi ll l up,
all the troops vi , iting the city and m og
through the principal -treats.
Items from Abroad
.1 I: Ni AT OW .—.1“1/1/ I. II:111
di-appeared frill bi- 11011)e, in 'ltisoar , r3
township, about 1,w,, no.ntlo , and A:Witt
<MO week alf,e, in tell os,eno , reoeiv, d
friend , that loM 1,0011 tirOWll , ll in T..vo
bundle Of dello-- and n eari...t. 1.,11 I •
'Cite hank of the river, centainin.:, •
kai tho .-ca ,v,ry that 11, had loam
'drowned. lie was at „n,• Lilac Carriy i r,l",
biri
it Very extrtris.itto farnitti.z and tannin_
riesg. hut owing to misfortlitio, 1,.•
Lot spring comp.ll,l to appoint nil
owing to the fact preying - Litton hi, mind. it
supposcul that hc Nsat3 ptirtially
he left hit , hoinit.
Atti Nl'l 1,11 - 11 .4 it:mil
net tiitson. near fr.trii , •l, I,v
ari.l cntircly
,L 11.1.41. A lilt all atij,ilill4l:.
,Luttiy killed tut the ,ktrh.'
1 • 1)1 k , 1 . .q - Nry
19-t 11 r. Tlionms din
thod, In liur
Whit.•
his firt. x.ll lay !:ri Ski 0•1
!Ire iti I mliuua bort.m7ll at [it.%
1... r ls-11,1. S•els.l \ \\
camp ;I: I I r,•.•tit
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towts-hip, has ~ n 6i. ISrm it . 1 .1 ..I . l.ticti -
wheat, ,or,,i w1,1,•11
over five feet.)in lere4th. - -- Mr. .1. T.
..f NYhjto t4hsvliShilt \ I 11.•,d ,
one 1.4r..4. t 1,.• ”1-1..!r t K t . • . • 1 t •
inehO , 1011 ' 4. .1 b , Pth .• II 1111...) t, lth tine
;traits. 11 r. ~r
township. rais..,l is. thr , • , •
hundred well ft,rtr.al :7raia , • .\ i•
l'irc I nstirapee C.,.lsspassy
with thsi prissoipal at lilair , •-k • \l r-.
iatues• Campbell, ..f White '1 •st rshil.. t, •
retatrni:lL; from the •-prili t r.. a f.,•.•
W:IS bitten 011 the thualb I a capper:wail.
Proper remedies . wore
WEsTM , RET.I.NI ,
last. at a militnry rtivi,itti lit li, - .11e.4:11. .1•—•
Bunter, e.l the. C3vair v.
thrown from hi. 6'r-o, t,:trrowly
he.in4 tramploei to death by the.the,i•
sham battle going on at tho \
days since; a garter-snake. four feet 100,, was
killed on the farm of Mr. (*.et.nre 11 ,, 1 , 1nt:,1/, of
Franklin township. whit•h had in it no l e .k s tluoi
ear /orke/,,1 "tiff frh1 , 4 1 , ,, der,
~ 0 0” -11 n ThliNdn:. lout 01 I„
littlo girl.' toe years. old, dewzltter of John
Lari tier, 1:;s:1., County Cemet rs,ielo.r. was
standing on a hay-wagon, and while the team
was m ,ving, the hoard upon which her feet
rested beenme loosened and she 14.11 through
among the horses. lioth wheels of the vrite;tin
['t y ska ' 0t , ,,rt1,.• her Load. 10.111-111 ,
and injuring her in a frightful manner. For
all O ait, a WOOL she NOOIIIII4I insensible, but she
is now in n fair way of recovery. Her est ape
from instant death is almost Ittiraeulous. ---
John M. Harper, of Washington county. l o ks
revel vksl his commission. a 3 Major General of
seventeenth division Pennsylvania Militia,
eornrking Westmoreland, Fayette, Was ng
ton and Greene counties.--On Tuesday. th e
4th instant. a son of Mr. Moorhead. of Salem
township, aged live years, fall off n W11.4,/ii
the barn floor, fracturing diis arni near the
elbow.
A. fight•iF..—Qii Tue,day evni,,g, Char
tier,,, Robinson and Lower St. l'bkir townships,
lying in the vicinity of yv Mill Run. wore
yisited by wilt residents belicro to be
waterspout, sweeping everthing before it, The
low grounds were completely deluged, and the
stnalieFt str,pa were soswoflon that they over
flowed their banks. The foundation: of tar
frame bouFAa up the run wero under min-d, the
buildings being carried away and floated down
the stream. A portion of the Tomia , raneeville
plank road wit; swept away and tii.k planks
carried to the toll gate, blocking it up com
pletely. Large quantities of sae and 'Uni
fier; from Carnaghan's mill, came down and
found their wily to the river. A portion of the
bridge over Sow Mill Run. lit Sillith.y'S tavern.
was washed away, and the foundation shatter
ed so as to it onsfift, to puss over. Many
houses we're 'partially submerged. ' and• the
foundations of s'onie undernilned by: the force
of the . watery cleMent; The loss has not been
estimated. but it i+ con-iderable. and no little
inconvenience will arise from this one \ peeted
loving of the water:.
CAlki£ MEETINGS.--A crimp meeting mill he
held by the ministers and inemberA of the
Church of God, on the premises of Mr. Sam'l
Stouffer, two and a half miles south-enst of
Greensburg, commencing on the tirit. of
' the'Union camp meeting for the charge.; of
ltustraver, Elizabeth, Circleville.
BraddoeVa 1 told, l'eteCi.; trek, and M“niin
g.abela City, kill commence to-day, on tin
ground heretofore or,upitql air that
teat M'WeesP°;:.
Methodist ch.thu,i, meeting c, 111 Inc held upon
the' limn of 44:Rat halt' :;
Bolisar a vilingo pon the P;ain
sylvania Railroad. commencing on Thor,dav,
August 25th. Excursion tickets will be
tiv the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
die occasion, between Greensburg and Johns
town.
LAND SLIDE.--During the heavy rain of
Tuesday evening, the small streams became
very much swollen, and the .earth in many
places.loosened. Shortly berurb Toth• o'clock,
a huge mass ,;1 earth, with a rock weighing
eight or ten tons, became dislodged Irma the
hill about five MHOS clown the Ohio. below
Jack's Run, and slid down on the track of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Ihicago Rail
read. The Clevuland and Pitt burgh and New
Brighten' aecUnimedatioh irairfs weir ( 1, t 18 3 - Pd
Until eleven o'clock,
when tAcy er t changed pas
sengers and baggage, and returned in the di
rection they
came. Many of the passengers
ff on tbo accommodation train got o and re
turned
to the city on foot before the exchange
I change was effected. By Wednesday m• ping
the road was cleared, and trains were, a "c-. 7:
to pass as usual. The locomotive and
of the Steubenville train came in contact •
the detached mass and were thrown off the
track, but fortunately no ono was injured.
WEEK.LIF.B.—We are indebted to W. c.
Smyth. icif. the new periodical depot, Odd Fel
lbws' Building, who has received all the Elst
ern weeklies for next week, including Harper,
-Ballou, Flag of our 'Union, Gleason's •Picto
rial,, New York Ledger, Mercury; Weekl3
istovellette, etc. Call and supply your selves
Wag
IsquEsT.—The inquest on the body of Ar
thur At whose death at the Charity lic , -
pital we reported yesterday afternoon, was
held by Deputy Coroner Weysham., The post
mortem examination showed that death was
caused by ' paralysis. resulting from a wound
penetrating between the 111111 and sixth verti
brie, and severing the spinal marrow. The
verdict of the jury was that the decea , ed died
Of the effect of the above described wound, in
flicted by W. H. C. King. The substance of
the evidence was that in the hall of Lail:Mom
Hose Company, at the corner of c a rondele,t
and Perdido streets, where a meeting was I,mi l , g
held of the Typographical Union, the droned
and King had a quarrel : that King drew a
knife and made a puss at .)11;i11. but missed
him; and that King then left. That he was
followed by 31'CM, and the next seen them
was when both were clinched, of cour s e in hos
tility, that King wa , stabbing :ill, the
knife entering back : and that they
were separated.
The deposition of N1*(Iill. tak.m by
Assist
ant Recorder Monroe, corroborates, in a gen
eral way, this statement !theta the The
declaration and fuller testimony in relation to
the homicide will, wi2presumo, be dat the
ihvesti. , atien before the 11 , c-order —N. U.
Tear Del Or, Itg,r,f 9th.
-11:,1S As A INI EDWIN). - ()no „r the
truordinary tirticlos of Nlotliel ne tlo• pr. .• n
day. Is the preparation Of — Prot....Oxide of
Irn." antler the It:lw.. at ••I l ertiv inn
advertised in another part to day - paper.
Iron has long bawl ii ed as a nnalleihi., but
adialle in such a f l orin tr L. fdrlri,l
blood vesseli and it: inilth•tion into
the Gy,tela. pt , patatik , a id' rest]
clan :";)rup entirely
u. it in a 'perfectly and
readily adapts the a ant, of :If.] toal
eis.noniv. No Inc 10, ha , n weal and droken
down condition littalah leak need
tale 11:..raeflt to trs the Vert,. taa
ntep 1..\• Li,• a o•ui, and
lirol,en J , nca svtdetil Th.. writer ibis
trotild nut speak a. t . I • F tn lh•• 11,1•
its 1 • 11 ., 11. in nutneroic .q•hl.ii lid tin
011 , 111• V I'vrti,
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Vllit., WaS riding akit:4 r
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endmidonetit clinsed be tho vio,,,itHn 1., Ow
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SCht.lll in that W:tril.
1:K, 1,v1:1:1:1 , leiLf 11,1 , 4 , 10 r , turn,l
('lt vehonl Tu, , ,lny, t't hero h,
rover the 11,r,, , gtolen front Me -<l , . L. I
Allen and 11. A. Pntt,,,n. lie xvn , vu
till in his and will ari
tintla y . IL ha-1) , (•ti intimate:l that thiire 11'1
Scotiltl
Ow Cleveland thi• ri
I. it they tyre r;"ttli .
gINI•Fl up Le them, iu having tlioir
reimbursed, rintning mire.
lsurnen FIRE
etliii,dit It ',liltll lug
inll,iw, t- ti
tvithin It 1.1, ' , pit 1..
fire olitittrritil un night, \VW'
tii at t .i van t.t tit.• vlitttil ti
owlititi a firth Lu
little, and had nut beetl
lir , . No other
were 'war it, and it War , with
oat tiny nttrrnpt tii it.
LNI•olt !No.— Frank \
keeper .1' it h.vr hull in I , .irst \Vitr,t, I
glieny, was tined ti:itt hist 71Iiinday' ('\ ni he
Alderman Miller, for selling liquor on
oh oath it J. .Tiines. George ,
keeper of tint t't
street, Firtit Nyaril, was
furs the stunu tongist:lttst, fon otr
iny h4sl. Agn-,[non= Altlitrinan Rozitr ,
also lined Louis S^oft ti3li ton tho >niru of
PIiEsENTATION.—On Tuo,day, ('again
l'ooper, .1 . the Nlormilgaliela A roll.- pr.
sprite(' to Lieute , aat l'.'un-vl
- Infantry, idl'aidtp Braddock, a magma
cent ho.ittet, in behalf of the ladies of M.mon
gahola:City, who had sent it to him It , it mark
of r« , , , peet and esteem. The la.ualeonTlimen
tary addresses prised 011 the ocea,don.
Larimer is fully, worthy ci and
hears teem lwaie=tlv.
I . ol.o(irrit at,.p.,t~,>sc to M"J•
, Luring muittit.llll,
flank , in enumerating thi• oaki•rs. at
itraihiock, on TUeSailly. Ilc W:ia
full ftuithor, sporting tho oil th, ,
grt'lltni• and performing his duty, as he always
(Mos in plan, Or war. Tin• error was , ntir,l2,
llnititigitional. and is'.' rOgril it, ni no offloer in
either Starr is more worthy of ,iitunimilation.
Tut: front r pr. of 4 0 , 14ULL1 or i c6 kidding On
Corry Street ' with 'it trentendou: crash tt
Tuesday. Then+ wa; no i n
the time, and lieyottil the 10 , , maintained he
the owner, the accident wa , not attendel with
injury to any one.
la .lust. Fin. The Literary
of lltiriiiVer College, were
at the recent . cioint.inWe i enient hy the I:1.V. Dr.
Fluffier of Allegheny (lily. Ili
spoken of as exhibiting rare ability, and highly
commended by the press.
140TITINO —GOOD AND CD EAD. —`'Duce
upon a tune" it was customary for men of all
yk0,,..711ini characters to practise great economy
'.7the appareling . of the outer In:in, and happy
4.ltuet., ,
was-be who could boast two Sunday
hits." In this progressive age country home
tiun.will not pass current, »ad to make an
i
earanee". in the World; it is :almost impera
tive to dress, if not 'sin purple and line linen,"
at least in broadcloth.. In this case we feel it
due to Messrs. W. H. M'Geo & Co., corner of
Federal street and the Diamond, Allegheny
City, to call the attention of ogr readers to
their stock, which Will not describe, but
only say, go and select for yourself, , for we are
ore the firm will satisfy all who call.'
PITTSBURGH. TH URS DAY MORNI NG, AUGUST 18, 1859.
MEIMIE
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I , ,LEY Es members of the Olympic Cricket
Club left for Cincinnati on Tue,lay night,
where they at , to play a game of cricket with
the Union Club of that city. The contest
takr , place to-day on Laurel Hill. We have
every confidence in the Olympic boys, and h o p e ,
they MAN' he successful, but the Union Club
are tine • player,, and will do their best to conic
out victorious, and we would scarcely know
how to bet.
POCK ET PruKED.—.At the sale of l o t s a t th e
new town of Penn or l'ennstadt, on Mondav,
printer qf Greensburg. Irwin Walthour, tad
hi pockct picked of a memorandum book con
taining some valuable papers.
Tilt: s.oventli annual Fair of the Gra w
C.“111 , .' A .zricultural ti,wiety kill 1,0 hod i n
Co,,n,autt ifle, on W , dnv-(lay, TtitiNday rind
Fridny • the rth. nth and 7th day of Octolwr
r nor. CoM.ror6 will deliver Iti,‘ lecture on
Terra vulture, on Saturdny, to-morrow, nt ten
o'elnek. For pnrtieulurs enquire ut .1. II Cul-
Flour Store, Wood -4treet.
ur. —Harpor'A Weekly, Frank Le-lie, Pi
Gazette, Battle tihip, Waverly, eta
at : , .myth's new I,ri , 4lical race. Dacia tS.:. Co.'s
61? Mid) ,treet.
T El: . 1, nh. tiliarny in
nt .1. 1.. Cnrgin!.. , .ll,lll S CO. ' S which
i.r .,. eininotic , . will lind this
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1., , rti00 In front, tumor.
141,7.3. di nll,, 1:14 , 64•44. &.• ; large y.irtl.
tree- and -111.411.1,ezy. Vol ,all 4
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P.ITEN•I'
rooolvod.ii lot of \Vol. F. :klorpl. ,
11.lVEN,
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Br( e NNVII EAT.--21 11 ) ror sale by
11 ENIZY 11. C.01.1,1NS
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3 lo 1. )n.l ~Li "t •• v. •
V 44 1 . 4 '-'lDrthat" . :3ug,
alipot.• St. Charli.s
13 q
K (level) New Brighton
RUC 1., arriving and t or sal.- at
Wolin' 1- liitOWNLI 7 .E'S
in thol/von,ol
11,( 11 It good as'orllttetit
:111.1 for sal° I.)
1.. WILI,
C,ruer , ,f Sautlitia.l And Fourth Street,
CI( )1; NTit ('‘,ll n try
‘_/ loth, 10..
on ,,, ll,l;2ffinetit. au.l 1 . ., salt. Le
JAS. A. FE wv.,.
iS22 ...rater IVartet and Frat .rae,t,
ALA I;(; E 1,6 T of Fullerton'4 Supont.r
. Plaid Flannel.. opened this day.
augls c II I ON DAVE, :4 Miirliet :trent.
VALUABLE
Pli — OFF . :l: M
ra -
I'v on ket
street, krateen Third and Fourth sts., ler
jyl2 -. CUTHBERT ,t So N, Real Lotte ~ ' l".t. , .
DIXUN'S BLACK liE 1 4;Y CARMI NA-
TivE r, , L.y
B. 1.. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
1e23 N. lA, Cotner Fourth and Wood street,.
4.2 ; AK:S.-100,00U Genuine Segars, differ
LJ ent brands, in store and for sale lowbv
HAWORTH. & BROWNLEE,
. In the Diihiond.
TAME,S HOLMES & CO., Pork Packers
and dealers in Bacon, Lard, Sugar Cured Hams,
AC . . corner of FIRST AND MARKET STREETS,
Pntsburgl,
OAP.-100 boxes Buffalo Soap for sale by
If.
le2l HENRY . COLLINS.
THE LATEST NEWS
Pnii.ADELPIIIA, August 17.—The bark
Thomas DOM, which sailed from Porto Ca:
belle on the Ist inst., brings letters and pa
pers of that date, from which we learn that
General Falcon, heading the revolutionary
party, was a few miles below Port Cabello,
with live hundred men, and having joined
with the forces of General Guevara, was pre
paring to make an attack upon the place, which
is well barricaded, and supported by two hun
dred government troops and the national mi
litia. Tiee two main streets of the city are
protected by six pieces of artillery, and in case
the revolutionary party succeed, it will be after
hard lighting. The government vessels never
started out to prevent his landing until after he
wits safe ashore. One of Falcen's vessels was
taken: the other was broken to pieces. Since
landing, Falcon has had free coin nunication
with his friends in Porto Bello. A plan for
his entrance had been - fixed, but the arrest of
some of his accomplices prevented the treach
ery from being carried out..
WA, IIIN“TON, AtP•OSt 1 7.—Tho tii•eretary
of the Treasury, iin an appeal to him, has w
elded that, under the larilt of 1 ris7, lapptngs
cornpa,:cd of worsted and flax are liable to a
duly of nineteen per centurn, and that earn
way seed, lire free. Parties desiring to send
articles of bulk but of groat value, Seelll
to be Undo(' the impression that for great s,ett
rily thOW ran properly forward them through
the mail to OW consigninila of the colleetors of
enstout This tins led to the issue of an in
,truetion that conAgnments are not sanc
tioned law. an the oilieecs of ellq”111, Itt;k:
o pre—ly froni being engaged in
the budne,s ut imposition. Should ease: oe
vtir nfter this wurnirl,4, it gill 1,.. , 0110. di t ty
of the doik3rttzwiLt to i o lopt , 211 , 11
tile law fluty WArrallt, Lc, Plot to the
Ai.,
Ontario Grain Elevator Destroyed
Aiigu,d 17.- -Tbe tintarL. grain 4.1-
iivator, owned by Frid,rd•li.
I,l , ',Lrt,yoll by tirr tnis m,n ninq , with
Lb° exclition nt it. building. The
litimiriql and fifty
bushels “1" whyat 111111
orirri. Th.. :Li , vie hundrrd and
tifty dollars, wliii•h iti•uri•il
A ('anli
tip. Marc, !yin
iva.l badly lia1113,•,01.1 by lie
N ~„. A „,:„,.t I: .
--In •t„ . „
11 , diar ,
) o,: h • r , lay the ~,.itr,,
ti n• \v" , ' t
l_n ;11i•i
Profs , ior Wise's Ascension from La
fayette.
I. ETIII, A ilf;iFt Wi.
3.,•31.1,1 ‘t • !. , r
\sihd li,fht.
N \ * Etk. A 1 1 ,114 17_ --riw
'or thk :ifterlmon.
I ~ t it nertri . v $3 4 H , , ,,, 1 in 51.4,1.•.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
I. t:ecesaur:rn. Allgl.l 17. 4,verland
hero. Nt•ty uniru ~,
The du-t ; seek :111101111t
L,,
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W. & D. TIUGUS,
II A 1.:)11 IV I:1) Ti \II. ICUNIA TZ_
I !: ..t rt.ttrtn. n het, they will re
lt:! r.e 1-; 6 .1 . ,1 , 1,,t 1 .,.:11;..11110, still r onnno n.
tt , te.‘, hten at the oorner
Fulls 'Alltrket -trees__ tityl:lin
]1:111 •Jr 111
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Nliiniifinnuie,, aril \V notitil I iouli•r4 in
IMMIE
on hand a large a,:ortroothl of Fancy and Plain
Fur Tuna, In Walnut :old laln,..niny tu rt own mann
factre,, and nal - rant,' 1.91101 ii quality and cry
mmoonctorod m the coy, and trli ~•11 at r, , ,,on,ine
(0.28:tf
From Porto Cabello
From Washington
by Fire
The Turf.
IREMOVAI.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 421 Penn Street, above the Canal,
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
DEALEIZS IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
AND
SHIRT MANFFICTURERS,
T! e sutnotrilters re:1,1.1 - 101y aartottnee that
nook I.\ the," :11, W1:11,11:•,•41 (4. (it; Wlii be forwarded
to any part of the fawn. on reeeirtted from the prt.,
"sen-Itn.! the order, th.tr p. "earl mea.urouumt ir:
melte!, neeordao; to the tornotht given helow.
Itententder the ,tre um-t etkrefon) and :to .trately
rthen. a!!! all teatea,try tt:lownnee , tate made dy the eat
ter the ...41:11..1,11tnend
around the nee::.
nphl arouncl the , Si red.
Thad—.n. , . !trotted the 41•111,1, i1111110.11,11.4y ito•i,,V the
artteptk.
ftl , o - ti: -From the muddle of li-nLith of :trill
td tired loint.
Elf f ight or por..,n, lout (hi. .1,,.1,1•14, 10 the
Th. Hall IQ Tito nuiyua. and a . 1111.1t
h., 1i,,,
nun at Inane. Start, to ..att...ry thin tit Nlyit. WV' Ft.
4 , 1 haad. n 1 . .11 amlovatt 4,r ttl our Ina,
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I.rottiptl3 utt.notal to.
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'no
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For Ntle
. MELLOR,
1V EA TII E I'l'l Y, and in a and
pleas: ta at. 113,, tto . +ale, a two-story
I rattle On avres ui lan.l
bons :1 hall, iiuntx room.
trash !ems, :net ill!. , th ,{
in every room, /I • P tlt`r; 5t.31 , 10 earridge-ttouse
ettertnte„i, ~.,out al l Witt t ett, Proc
S. 'T i liktlT x SUS,
111arltet tttreet.
tlt ESTFR' , 111yr:A
Tt3 tItStEIiEEPEIZS• cdatelOtt• t`dantidi
Ht ti sot ion; watt etwpte. • nit Alt des ',lid Rone, Ittiti
d” .. ./taCtS) . ,Atetl,ll..t .1.;01••• T 31111110,..
d 5.Y,; , " 1; ^i 111.1,t1131 I,lllp. 11111111111,
nthil an' Atiilittr, he:nations Ilhistrated. 1 col., 12 mu.
ttwl2't ftllt W.1.,' street
NE WA 1,1, . _ _
the s-o,l‘. The assertwenv
th, NII N . : tted
• r.c . Al.k/*.li LL tit Co,
S I XTV EAIiN . LEAN INt i;;
11A AtlloblOgraptlV:i.).
j..01i ItrAtnn, •• Proprietor tit the I . l3lle,ity litllinrd
1:000t., ' I col_ 1:3 net.
KAY & 01., 55 Wo,-,J_!,1:.,,ct
pk.)l.'l: LA R TALE na 01 THEN() Rs E ;
iniient, with an introductory
„„ aigin a nd I of Popular Talee;
yid Ali
KAY 55 Wood street
CITRICKLAND'S OF S C OT _
LANl , .—Live:± of the Queens 91 , :not4tr,s1 and Eng
corTeeteti,Wo,l4;4lo realsueaossion of
(.rt,1,1 Bra;tm; by Agst, irlckland—inS v015..12 Mo.
Volonie relsoiyod._
tigll:' RAY Si CO. 55 "Wood strer L
OE CAN PURE LEMON OIL lust
color-a tuld for ,ale Ly
PiFX)Kll.‘m h KELLY,
Ailegitiiity city
augl2
QUGAR CURED HAMS.
p. 50 Lous Brands;
25 du Cincinnati, G. Phipps Co. Brand
20 do do N. W. honnis do;
2,000 pieces Iron City.
jyl.B:2tv JAMES HOLMES & CO,
NOW OPENING—Neat style dark prints,
Shirting Prints, Gingliams, Checks, Pickings,
Shirting Inustms, Irish Li ite.m4, Shirt Bosoms, new style
Mons Detains, ac. C. HANSON LOVE,
Ansa 74 Market street.
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
•
WEEKLY REVIEW.
Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own
Commercial Reporter.
Prnsuaan, August 17th, Mt
We have fully :IS dull a week's butsiness - to record a
at the date of our last, but little improvement being
manifested in any department. The fall season is at
liand, and the prospects:we good for a fair average trade.
Now the sales are confined to a light retail and country
demand.
We have, during the past week, had fine growing
weather. giving much encouragement to formers. The
Corn and Potatoes are growing rapidly, and fine crops
of both may be expected.
There is !nom activity at the wharf. On Sunday we
had a smlden rise, which has- partially subsided, leas - -
e or six feet water in the channel. which has been
taken :Advantage of by a number of boats, which took
out gond cargos.
We note little change in figures since our last. There
is a slight decline in Flour, but a very trifling one;
sales still continue fair. In Grain awl other leading al - -
tales, there is no material alteration In prices.
In money matters there is little transpiring worthy
..1 160,uti4.11. The Bank statements show an increase
ie. and a decrease in loans and circulation. East-
erii exeinince is in dernand,and sells at V0i14 . 1,,1e premium
rind currency to outsiders.
The following comparative statement is m'ads up from
,tatements of the condition of the city bank
for the ending on Monday last, and for those of
prf•vir , u,
ill, !Mil [h,,llMt
nth , •r .
Angn9t 8. Aagnat 15.
26.915.619 01 K829.1 . :77 05
168,125 56 253,060 01
Noire
a 51.156 7° :'-'55,557
1.079,171 55 1,093,788 UG
Limau
1.7Fi0L'.93 00 1.770,633 00
lOo• to other Itankm
230,570 89 249,501 52
_-- 1,595.557 37 1,646,956 25:
The-.• 6,4., show the tollowing comparative results
1.18 t use in Loans and Discounts V 8,311 60
I le•rea. , :e in amount due by other It ...... 83.930 45
I i..r.-ase in \i4,4 and Cheeks of other Banks
65,569 50
I eerca, m Pper•ie 10,009 51
I c,•reaSo in t ireidation 3,065 00
I ~,•••••:,, in atn.tint due to other Banks 8,993 03
Deincrits • 40,591 17
The above figure: show a net decrease in Assets of
net deor ca,e in Liabilities of 5434262 54
--dalizny.; the difference against the Banks this week
Vides 90,
Ale. manufactured] continues in fair
Mmand, with =trade , 4 hiptnents to all parts of the coun
try The c.tabli.h , d rates at present are
bile,
half bill.
.S 4 •00
2.50
3,00
X X 3,50
Polt, r G 3,00
A pple. . Vre in demand, with sale 3 of common at
Afthe,i...W,• note hut little chan.v. Pots rate
and Pearl nt S'oda Ash at . "4i ,
i, - ,S - ltrate Soda at 66661,!ie, and Concentrated Lye
:,1 th.
Bacon... Maintains about the same figures. Shoul
der., we quote ,i,c7!.i..7%iii Sides at 934 q. ,J 9... and Hams
et he ~ . ....1.0.ie B lb. ' Sugar eared hams at 123,:cc.
!Senna_ kre in good supplv.with but Might demand.
Salo,. .g small white at sl.so'f bushel, 1,04 largo lots
could to.t h e sold at this litre.
Butter... The only lots offering are of roll from
••itiotry, whieli are taken up by store-keepers at 12!,:f.@
tie por tin, as in quality.
Brooms...lr, ~,,ree anti high. Common now are
ii orth 4 2 per d, mm ; good $2.75ig53. and fancy $3.50.
Buckets and Tioibs...The Beaver manufacturers.
prl.,, a n rc as f.•fiows ,—ltilekets, plain inside, dozen.
$1.4:.; painted insole, $.1.50; 3 hoops, $1,75; Tubs, NO. 1'
1,”,.1., -, moems7.7s; No. 1, 2 hoops, $6,75; No. 2,
5c...., No. ::..45.;•.0 ; No. 4. $4,75; No. 5, 54,00; Heelers
No. 2. .; - .1.7:.; Half N o.
sealed, $4,75.
Coidage...
Maullt.L 110pe,,d1...11 13 lb Manilla Rope, cnt...12 ID
Tarr,•.l - - _ll lo lb Hemp " " ...11'{1 lb
Himip - " —ll 14, lb Tarred " " -.13 It lb
C It.,
o in
okg Yarn. fine..ll V. lb Packing Yarn:coin:lo tit lb
P.. 1 t iird,...Manillgs $l4O. '254.0,00. dozen ; Hemp,
:11.g 7 .4 42 . , t.g. 2 .70 is dozen; Hemp coil, lle.ll lb.
~,,b L,n,...3lanillas 57c."41 dozen; Hemp 70e. don
I,f f,,q tie-dace...Colton Rope 5.- and upwards,'Ne..; do.
to4ow; 2.2 e:: lied C..rd $'2,50(177:3,CP260.75 7,1 dozen;
lion ..; ! , Lines $1.25; Sash Cords 50,50,
Candles—Tate following aro :tow the current rates
of Ca) . 111.1Ufat • til,r, , 4 : Moulds lie. IA lb.; Dip 123. e.;
Star isecdoo ;is 111.
Clieese...llit• ion - unity in market is not large, and
in, demand i.s limited. Ve-tern Reserve t, sold al
..acidOx .. ; c.r.r Ilt, as in quality.
Corn 31e/31...1s mold in small lota at 5i,00g1,06 ?
Crnekerg...The prices have undergono a further
Tlie quotations are now a, follows:—Water
Butter do. Sugar Sc.; Soda
B:oom 70. Pilot Brood It
Cranberries... The market is well supplied. but the
ilentind is limited. Sales from store are made at ancio
IA bi 4 or lac of 3 hush.
Dried Fruit... Apples are lit little demand. and see
non• only occasional sales at $2.425 IF bush. Peaches
are in bettor request. commanding $.l:-...icaPocrik bush.
Dried lieef...Sales of small lots at 12@13y.c. it
Eggs... Are in no demand and sales are made at WI
Fired...ls quiet. We note sales of Bran at $.1,00
- -i,too Ili,: -illorts at $1,10; Ship Stull, at SI,IM and Mid
&ours at t1ai2(011..15. Oil Meal is ste:uly at
ton.
Feullik era... Sales of prime Western are made Onar
rivalv at 450. in lots, and from store at 4Sasoe.
Flre liriek—Sales of Bolivar at V.25043:5 ? M.
Fit h...We eon ti uue to quote large Mackerel,
in !Oil,. a: $11,50. and in ht. hLls, at Sti, with but a retail
delezelL. Lake White :ire sold at WOO? bbl. and
"t• balf 14,1. Lake Trout $8.50; Lake Herring $4.75:
italtitnore Ilerrim; dull at
. .$7,504Z7.75. and Halifax at
s.'..oe ;KT lad. Cod fi sh at 56_03.4 e. per lb.
Flour...Thero has been a steady demand. at a de•
ciin,• troll, last weeks' quotations. A few sates of supoi ,
tree have Leen made from first hands at 54,75014,00 for
new Wheat. Front store.lll.,ntres range thus: Superfine
extrad , ,S...l.Cixd)f.3.7o; extra family. $5,8:;
canev IranL
Grain...'fh, market very u n settled, and prices
dre . ,:nlar. We still quote Oats from first hands, at
,nth...s
s:le. a tinslnd from first hands. and ttoett2e. from store•
In NVe and Rarley notins .4 transpiring. Good Southern
W hei: .F.d,U5441 . .t0. wait moderate sale, The
iitlelovileat is over.
cicoecries...Contintie dull. with core limited sales.
Shear quotes at 7!:i62a7 , ?je to city. and 'fr,,@ati to coun
try la Mel asses 40e to city and 2e to country.
in : Rice at in tier
Gina following arc quotations for the
wrought in. tithing:
Per Foot. Per Foot
lied. re, Pipe-I ctn. 114:, Inch Gas Pipe.. 32 eti-
" " " -1,30 "
" •ui.l " 1;60
" 4 ' " 4 " ..1,90
thi.•et to the customary discount.
11ny...A fair supply at the city scales, and sales nt
$lOlOl7 71 per ton.
uldek...bireen Beef Hides command 7c •B lb.; green
tia•••..e. and dry flint 19g19 1 iic.
Hominy - ...There is nothing coinki• and quotations
are nomiiiiii at. Sti.rt t rtis7 for pearl.
Iron and Nalls.l.The tioutationit of manufactured
Iron are as
Nails aro sidling id 53.5044.1 - 5 for Md. to 4d., according
to to.otty. Clie terms are six mouths' credit, or 5 1.1
discount hr cash. Sales light.
bard....lla again declined. and ire note sales of
oh- No. I. at 11•R t eo and lge. in small lots. A few kegs
•talittry hate been sold at 11!..le.
Leatheir...The market LS steady, with no. qbange tU
our obi quotations
Bed Spanish Sole 'll .2•2.CF528c.
Harness...-.......... " 24(sOkk,
Upper , "it dozen $ 30 0 39
Broth , $36843
Lu ..... cr, &ail/seq.-The folltiwinettiti ipiotations
of seasoned lumber, from the prim
:
commons to the city
1 inch liords,' - itlooo ( cot, .........$l3 00
Char • s 32 00
•• 7200
Vs:* 3 (0
I nth," 11";.*
Oak tlooring, dr'essed, 1 inch,•,yi 1000 ku 00
13.4•' a ... 42 00
Lumber, Grna...Thore bid little doing. Common
is s9e , io for A.voo need and Clear V. 10,00 Ti m b er
ao loc t a bs te.iits and cu ia_ile.: Z.2.95@3,50 1,000.
lettirki.olliorc is little doing, and we quote ht
$17.1011 PN. to city, and $17.50(4113,00 tojconntfal,
bead has declined to 50., laid Ear to
etas; ; sheet Copper 0.55:535c.: Sitoetlilyoss 350.•fi1.
011 s—hard No. 1 is
held sale
by the manufacturers
at 9,0,193. With hi s ii` i Vti)Ati, t . sale al9sc. No. 2to worth
Lin-i,t4k (1414 i wt t77LO Obe. Coal Oil sells at
flaie - n1,1•3 fior::eftued: Mid 7 1 k3175e gallon for the ordi
ioary artiele,
Pig Me tat... Figures range from 325 to Vlk,,ibr the
ilitierent quailing.: at tt months' time, with tun few Salers.
Potatoew...A fcw lots of prone Eft,stern New hare
arrived and found sale ats2,3s(gr„sg,3o per bbl.
ha bean a decline in Elio prices of
75e. on former quotalious of 'Blasting and $1 on little;
the •Plotat.MßS 1•90; are for Blasting $4,25 ft keg
Rifle -if,
Ye Fiatir...lloli. with only an occoasional sale aL
$4.c0ra44,75 tl bbl.
Salt—There is a fair demand. with sides of .No.l at
it,1.1"1g41.2.1
Sand Stolle...ltegular sales of Iluntingdon county,
at 1,9 Ii ton.
see4,....Th e " is uat t uag doing. A few lota of Titnce
thy have been iold. at V.t.fto. Flax brings .31,91:qi$1,ttu.
Whectingli, Varna, &.c...The prices have again
and ttie following taitnow the ruling figures
Eagle Sheeting,, .`,Xc. II yard; 'utgara
?mend Yarn.
No. If.
N 0.17.
No. 11._
No. 19...
No.
Nos. 5 io 10, in
elusive, tb.. ic;)
Nos. 11 and 14.• 01 0
No, IZ. 22 00
N,
No. 114
Dozen
N0..100, doz.. 11
No. GOO, " 10 ®
No. WO
No.loo ..... a 4 ,
No. 800 8 0
N 0.900 8 (fl
No. 1000...- 8 (;
Coverlet Yarn.. 27 (4)
Candlewick__.. 'X
Carpel.Ch'n ' as
sorted color.. 53 a
Soaps... The following ar.
Rosin, 5e.; No. 1 Palm, 5%;
Toilet, 10e. 411 h.
the resented:flyer's prices:
'Chemical, 5%1 Castile end
Tallow...ROugh quotes at 7c, and country rendered
White Lead, Litharge, dice... White Lead in
firm, and in steady 'demand at $2,50 IA keg for pure oil,
and dry go. lb., subject to the usuat discount. Red
Lead 85440 e. net, and Litharge 834.
Window Ghtes...The prices of city brands have
advanced, and - we correct our 'quotations as follows:-
618 and Tx% 'ft boa of 50 feet, Up; all°, 11.1,15 ; aril,
9®ll, oxl2, and 10x12, $2,40; aria and exit, V..,e5; 10115
and 10x3.8, $2,75; 10 'p cent. discount off. cormtry
brands 50c. lower.
transactions are few and far between,
and figures rennin unchanged.
Whisky...Ras declined pales of Raw at 25®25 1 ,4e.
cash; and Rectified at 2130/28c. Old Rye at 7S®sl,oo
gallon.
PIIIIADLLPEWL, August 17.—Flour continues dull; sales
of fresh ground extra at E 5,60; some superfine at s. l (g/
and some extra family at $5,75@0,25. Holders of
Rye Flour are firm at $3,75, and Pennsylvania Corn Meal
is quoted at V.t.62%. Wheat is in limited demand; 4000
bush prime red sold at $1,17@1,20, and some white at
11,21®1,30. New Rye comes in. slowly, and commands
70c. Corn lies advanced fle., AM bush yellow sold at 80c.
Oats are firm; sales of 5000 hush new Delaware at 34®
ar,c, and some old Pennsylvania at 37@3/Bc. Rice sells
in small lots at 4fg.-pic., on time. Whisky is quiet at
flf.,@27c.
New YORE, August 17.—Cotton declined with sales
of 400 bales; middling uplands 1134 c. 'Flour firnr, sales
of 11,500 bbls; State $3,9 esl4: Ohio $1,70(45.00; South
ern $4,50@5,00. Wheat lower; Kentucky , white $ 1 , 4 5:
Southern red, inferior, $l,lO. Oats dull at:3o@4oe. Corn
firm; 15,000 bush sold. Pork heavy at $13,50@13,62.
Beef heavy at $8,00011,03. Bacon .dull and • nominal.
Lard steady at 1014@1ic. Butter firm and scarce; Ohio
12@10c. Whisky steady. Rice quiet at 3.44434 c. Sugar
henry and declined 1 ,% ; c since the Ist of August; Musco
vado 5 1 , , ,@0;1/ 4 , Havana Molasses 42c. Coffee firm
at 10%c' for Rio. Linseed 50@000. Tobacco dull.
CINCETNASt, August 17.—Flour more firm; the market
is sensitive as to the .probability of a farther decline;
superfine commences at 14.5044,n,k, higher grades come
within $5,00. Wheat is unchanged in price; there is
some more disposition to operate by buyers. Corn is
very steady at MOSS , . Oats are dull at 40c. Rye is un
changed. Whisky is active at 2ifY i e. Provisions aro
unchanged for Bulk Meats and Bacon, and lower for
Mess Pork; sales of tot) bbts at $14,25.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Augustl7.—Stocks dull—
Pacific Mail S:S. C 0.... I 76 , 4 Michigan Central... ..... 423.1
Chicago &Rock Island 62 . Mich. Southern........ 31.1.1
New York Central.... 7134 Galena dc Chicago ES
Cleveland &T01ed0.... 19-I
Nxw You. August I.7.—Beeves dull and unchanged,
excepting superior qualities, which have declined; sales
at C 4103.... Sheep: receipts MOO°. Swine dull; receipts
45,000 n there is considerable decline; at 41;4;i5,34c.
lituormorr.. August, 17 —Flour firm. Wheat dull; salea
OW bu,h at sl.lo@laS for red. Corn firm; white 72®
750; yellow 72C474. Provisions steady. Whisky firm
at '27 Xt..
IL T. KENNEDY
PEARL STEAM - MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
LN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY
au7:lydaw)
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH,_PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power. and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc.
Giveparticular attention to the construction of En
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 description.-
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Putties in every
variety. and continue the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are, low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction.
ital-Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly filled. mrtrhamdaw
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
PARK, lIPCURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SILLATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Solder, &e., also im
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, Ac. Constantly on hand. Tiumen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, :so. 149 First. and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to ane dc
ired pattern. myt9flytiew
SMITH, - PARK &
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBUitaII, PA.
AVarehouse, 'No. 149 First and 120 Second street?,
?ifanufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coat C.
betorLs and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe. Sad Dons, Dog.
Irons. Wagon Boxes. Steel Mould, Pullies,Hangers and
Couplings.
Also Jobbing and Machine Va - diogs of every descrip•
tion made to order.
liming a complete inaolnue .hop attached to tho
Foundry, all neeer,eity tilling will ho carefully attend
ed to. myteulydair
ARRANTED Pure and Un
adulterated, and i to Agi-sarE
Pickles for years, the bane that I have -0.4
sold to a majority of the Pittsbur.lh Gro- -
curs for TITT.I.rt TEAM. and which has taken nv NetrA--
Three First Preinitims
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I 'am nett of
fering to the city and country trade at - ItOig
greatly reduced prices.
Planet order ihreet.
b.. BAid.oi7. 146 Water street,.
between Sinithfieldand Grant,
Pittohnruh, Pa.
MEM
Gum Elastic Improved Cement and Canvass-
Patented Aspheltie Roofiing Felt.
1100FING•MATERIALS FOIL SALE,
wrni INsTiluerioNs FOR APPLYING. OLD
75 SMITIIFI ELD sr.,DETIVI?EN F0111:71:1 FIFTH
Valuable Market Street and Man
chester Property for Sale.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS, iu virtue of powers
conferred upon them liv the will of the late Judge
offer for tale the follow - trig excellent business
locations:
A lot froriting 21 feet on Market street, by 176 feet
deep to Chancery Lane, with the two three-story busi
ness houses on Market street, a two-story house In the
rear of the same. and a two-story dwelling house on
Fourth street. The lot has a front of 34 feet on Fourth
*meet by 60 feet deep on Chancery Lane. This proper
ty, from its large front on two streets, offers a favorable
opportunity to business men desiring a good business
location.
In order to accommodate! purchasers, the Fourth
street, extending back on Chancery Lane feet, will be
sold separately from the Market street property.
Also, a lot ot ground in the borough of Manchester,
having a front on Locust street of 24 feet, and a depth o •
166 feet 5 inches, being bounded on one side by Leckey
alley, on which is erected a brick dwelling house of two
stories, with a portico in front, and having appurtenant
thereto a convenient rn-house and smoke house. and a
stable and carriage house on the other side of Leckey
alley; this property is now in the occupancy, of Captain
Miller. The above property will be sold. upon terms
greatly conducive to the interests of purchasers, bottles
relate to price and time of payment- a. the Executors
are anxious to close up the affairs_ of the estate. For
f ur th er p arti c u l ar s. price, termf , , it,_ apply to either ot
the subscribers, or to S. CUTHBERT, Agent, Market
street, Pittsburgh. JOSEPH P. GAZZAM, M. D.,
Office No. 25 Sixth street.
" CHARLES SHAftER, Att,'3. at Law,
Office, 81 Folfrth street
25 (3,
26 46
27
E 5
LV (e 6
PENN MACHINE WORKS
Do. white, 25
to 30
Do. white, 30
to 41_...........
Twine - 27 . .
Batting, No. 1... 10
No. 2-. 15 call
Family Batting 17 (gi
18 ...
H.. WIGIITMAN ,
NIANUFACTURER OF
Steam Enginee, Shattmgand Pulnes
Boring Machines,
Mortice Machines,
sear \TheelN
Hanger.. etc., etc)
Orders promptly attended to.
afely ALLEGIIKIi;
M3EMI
NUMBER" 265
Philadelphia Market.
New York Market.
Cincinnati Market.
New York Cattle Market.
Baltimore Market.
W. S. KENNEDY
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
3UNITFACTURED AND DELIVERED
TER3I9; - CASH ON DELIVERY
WX. X. FABER & CO.,
AND
SMELTING WORKS',
ESEI3=3
'VINEGAR
P. 0 0 F I INT G-
Roofing, Felt Cement, and Gravel
ROOFING!
Also, Agents For
ROOFS I:EI'A IR El)
DATES Ir. JOHNSON
F 0 17 N.D R Y,