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VOLUME XVII.
(tip pail")
JAMES P. 121A.RR,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Lams Lktily, Five I linrs per year, strictly in ail
ranee. Weekly, Single salisrmpt lone Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of five. One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and ChFrago Rai/road.
(From corner of Liberty and .rant streets. Pittsburgh.)
Leave PaLsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
EXprets Train ..... _1215 A. M. 6:56 A. M. 101 P. M
Matt Train._ 6:541 A. M.
Express ...... P. M. 8:45 P. M. 230 A. M
expre,s,
A rrive at Chicago
637 I' M. Express, 6,17 A. M
Returnai. a rive at Pittsburgh:
0:•25P.M. I Ex pr,k, :1:30 I'. M. I Express, ‘2...) A. M
(From Fr.ieral Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton locommodation.. 0:30 A. M. SA.M P. hl
.. 6:05 A. M. 1210 P. NI
Pt:erect/tweet Radrand.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
8:50 P. M. 12.:4:. P. ht.
260 A. M. 11:50 P. M.
4710 P. M. 12:20 A. M.
EXI Ire,. TrillLl
Mail
F ast Line
Toe Johnstown Way Passenger
Trani
Johnstown Accommodation
ri. - st Turtle Crook - ....
83,0nd
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Third
6.00 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
'2,50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
10,11 A. ill. 6:50 A. Al
4:30 P. M. 12130 A. M.
. 6120 P. M. 6:15 P. M
P;trdnirgh and Omndisrille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grunt street,...)
Leaves. Arrives.
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Mail Train 00 A. M. 6:15 P.M
Express Train 4:341 P. M. 8:45 A. M
Ceram/a rrod PiltNburgh Eadrortd.
(From corner of Liberty not Grant streets-)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
Mail -loan 6;25 A. M. 4.00 P. M.
Fsst Lino . ... 1.05 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wsilsrille Accommodation 4.00 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Pdt,lazryh, thloooloo, and Cirointo - di Railroad.
(From Liberty and I:rant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cm.
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 11.30 A. 51
Express Train.. 1.05 P. M. 1.30 A. M. 720 A. 51
Allegheny County Agricultural Society.
A meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Allegheny County Agricultural Society was
held at the Fair Grounds. Members present—
Messrs. Young, Ilis,ell, Reed, Kelly. Pillow,
M'Kelvy and Negley—Capt. John Young in
the chair. In the absence of the Secretary,
Gen. Janies S. Negley was appointed Secretary
pro tem.
Jamaa S. Nogley, Chairman of the Commit
tee of Arrangements, reported the progress
which the Committee had made in arranging
the grounds for the aoming Fair. Benj. Kelly
had rendered efficient service in having the
grounds all arranged and the halls white
washed. A large and attractive building had
been erected for the horticultural department,
within which ample arrangements had been
made fur the proper display of fruits, flowers,
vines, .&c. It will also have a much larger
fountain, and imitative rock work. Additional
arrangements have also been made for the con
venience and comfort of persons visiting the
hall.
The report was adopted.
On motion, eg•lev and Heed were
added to the Adv.!rtising Committee, &e
These gentlem .n were authorized to issue com
plimentary tie:et., to editors and reporters of
the cities and surrounding counties.
The management are making every exertion
to make the coining Fair one of the finest dis
plays ever held in Allegheny county.
.4 Cheap Labor Saving Machine
Sewing machines have become an institution
in our midst. We have watelied the progress
olthis invention with earnest uttention.having
lung since been inspired with the belief that
no other invention of modern times is likely
to prove as beneficial to society at large. .A
good sewing machine should be in even
household. at whatever cost, as the saving of
female health, and female labor, and the
increase ,if female happiness is sin ample re
turn for the original investment. The,. ins
alines should he classed along with railroads
and telegraphs, as one of the great inventions
of the present age.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of examinim7
one of these valuable improvements, of a style
but recently introduced in the market, and .
were favorably impressed with its apparent
simplicity and utility. We refer to the Bra
man Double Thread Family Sewing Machine,
which is sold by Messrs. Lesseell & Northrop.
at No. GO Market street, trp stairs. It is a low
priced machine, being furnished at the low
figure of thirty-live dollars, but is unequalled
for speed, beauty and simplicity. The stitch
made by it is the double-lock stitch, similar to
that made by the Grover A: Baker machine.
using two threads Inuit eononon spook, with•
gut rewinding. It runs easily, with but
noise ; can be worked, by a fimt treadle, back-
Wards as easily as Convents, and takes one
thousand to fifteen hundred stitches per
minute, on any fabric, cotton, linen, wool
CI? silk. It is very simple, not likely to get out
of order, and easily repaired; the needle bar
being perpendicular and the needle straight.
avoids the breaking of needles. The machine
has a hemmer attached, which van be had with
no other cheap machine, and will quilt, stitch,
hem, embmiier and gather with equal facility.
It is the only first class machine sold at so low
a figure.
As far as our observations go, we think the
Braman a tip top machine, and would earnest
ly advise all who wish to see for themselves, to
call at No. 60 Market street, and examine.
gents 'are wanted in every part of the
Country.
STEPHEN D. DiLLAYE ARREATED.—Chief
Police Hague arrived in the city at two o'eloek
Wednesday morning, from a second visit t'
New York State, having in his custody Stephen
D. Dillaye, charged us being implicated in the
forgery oh the Citizens' Bank, for which S. G.
Langdon is now in prison awaiting a hearing.
Dillaye was arrested. at Syracuse, New York,
on Monday by officer Dr. Voe of the New York
With Mr. fiagud, Who hilea'requisition
duly issued by the Governor of Pennsylvania,
arid countersigned by the Governor of New
York. On reaching the city, Mr. Dillaye corn
pilained of serious in disposition, and Mayor
Weaver sent him, in charge of an officer to
Charles Hotel, where be will remain
its a prisoner until three o'clock this after
noon, when both he and Langdon will have a
4.ritil hearing on the charge of forgery, an of
fcer has been sent to M'eesport to subpoena
witnesses. Dillaye has empleyed §wartz-
Nre)der, Hsr.s., as Counsel, ank3.3fr. Thos. How
ard will appear for Langdon.
THE ALLECMENy VALLEY RAILROAP
ORDINANCE —We were yesterday compelled
to omit our report of the proceedings of the
City Councils on Monday evening, in order to
make room for the speech of Senator Douglas.
The business transacted was not of general
plfblic importance, with the ereption of the
Concurrence of the Select pot l n c il'i n the ordi
nance which has already passed the Common
Council, granting the Allegheny Valley Rail
road Company the right of way to the Canal.
M=CMI
Trig LECTITRE SEASON is at hand, and in
view of that fact the President of the Young
Men's Mercantile Library Association has ap
pointed the following
,lecturo committee for
the season of 1859-60: Wm. H. Kincaid,
Chairman; Jos. Albres, W. D. Al:Gowan, Jos.
D. Potts, Christopher Magee. Mr. Vanden
hoff, whose readings le4 season gave such
universal satisfaction, is expected to open the
course next month.
AT a meeting of the Board of Control of
Allegheny, held. Monday evening, Mr. Wake.
ham was selected as Principal of the Fourth
Ward 'Khoolithe appointment of assistant hay
-I:!een refilrred back to the Ward Board.
Messrs. Benti s trand Cochran were chosen wri
ting teachers for the same school. After pass
ing a resolution to adjourn, the public schools
on Thursday of next week, during the County
Fair, and granting a recess to such of the High
Schools as may desire it, the Board adjourned.
THE Gymnastic Association have resolved to
celebrate their second anniversary, on the 30th
instant, by a grand parade. The membership
is large, and as it is expected that all the
members will turn out we may expect to see
at least five hundred, mounted and equipped,
on that occasion. They will, we are satisfied,
present a creditable appearance,
Coroner's Inquest--Serious Charge
oot.
On Wednesday morning, Coroner Bostwick
was called upon to hold an inquest on the body
' of a woman about forty years bf age, a Mrs.
Margaret Gallagher, who died about six o'clock
- yesterday morning, after an illness of two
weeks, at her house on the corner of Elm and
Prospect streets. It was noised about that her
death resulted from injuries inflicted by u man
named John Gallagher, boarding in the same
house with the deceased, and, the Coroner
summoned a jury, and had an investigation, at
which the following facts were elicited:
Deceased was the wife of a mail named John
Gallagher, who was killed at an ,alfray at New
Orleans some eighteen months since. During
her widowhood she has resided in the vicinity
of Elm street. and for a year past John Gal
lagher, no relation of the woman, has boarded
with her. She was addicted to intemperance,
and it is said that a criminal intimacy existed
between the two.
Several of the witnesses testified that they
frequently quarreled, and high words were of
ten heard. About the 25th of August, Mrs.
Gallagher was taken sick, and Sent for some
of her neighbors to wait on her to more
than one of these she, said Doc " Gallagher
(the man who lived with her) had beaten her,
and exhibited marks on her abdomen, limbs
and left side. On being asked why she did
not sue him, she said she would when she re
covered, and in reply to one, who asked why
she allowed him to do it, she said a woman
would take a good deal from a man she
lived. It also appeared that Gallagher would
do 'nothing to assist her recovery—gave her
no attention—and after ho discovered that
Mrs. Gallagher WM telling the . neighbors of
her injuries endeavored to keep them away
(rpm the house, t.dling them she was asleep.
On one occasion the attending physician
found the house 'long), could not gain ad-
Inittance, and Wiintmeleny.
Drs. lbapper an. Clanible held a post mortem
evalllinati.n of the body. On opening the
chest and abdomen they found as large culke
lion of cereous fluid , mixed with pus, In the
left lung. which was in a gangrenous state.
fin further examination it was observed that
the fifth rib ha.l been fractured, and that a
spicula or splinter had penetrated through the
pleura to the lung. making a slight wound, of
about one- s ixteenth aim inch iu depth, around
which there was much inflammation. The
right lung showed evidences of bronchitis, and
during the lust few days of , deceased
had been troubled with a cough. Around the
membrane of the heart there was a large col
loction of fluid.' The stomach was soft and
injected. The liver wus inuch enlarged, and
on the apex of the lower lobe was a diseased
spot about the sire of a dollar, corresponding
1 ,, the spat which di,eitsed said pained' her
1111101, and which was relieved by cupping.
Found no external marks of violence, except
on the Ii rob': none on the left side. 11, was
the opinion of li,th ;.hysiciantss that death was
ssocasioned by pneumonia of the left lung.
They were unable to say what caused. the
(nurture of the rib, and the consequent punctur
ing of the lung, which produced the inflamma
tion. It may have been from a fall or a blow,
but it was evidently caused by external violence.
The curiae eiTret might ensue from cold, so far
the i !hall mutton of the lungs was concerned.
Enlargement of the liver often roaulted from
intemperance, but the spot on that organ might
also have been occiesioned by external violence.
Having heard a large inns of testimony,
which we do not think it neees-ary to publish,
the jury deliberated WI it. and finally returned
11 verdict to the effect that Margaret Galla
gher came to her death from injuries received
by kick, and blow, inflicted by John Galla
gher.
Gallagher disappeared at thy• tiuof the
woman' death, and has not since been heard
~f, though a warrant was i,sued and search
wade.
Doctor *clichck, of Philadelphia
Mit Rena: A , many per.on, are contio
uall) unporing of me i q regard to Die plan of
treatment of Dr. Sihenck, ttt Philadelphia, in
pulmonary di.ea,s, I thought I would addres,
a few lines through your paper
Dr. ,Schenck ha, three TIIIA lei ej With which
he treats those dis.fast.t.s, usually - called lun s
R1(110;101 they are often of a bronchial or
bepotic character. The , inedicina, aro: ••Pui
nionii• Sr r p, for the inn L';, rspecially, al
though often very i, , ,•fin in Si scrofulous habit,
when the blood is in an impure condition
'Phi: is made of niot_s and herbs. a n d wills used
by Dr. Schenck over twenty year!; ago; in hi,
own case, in a had affection of thelung,,which
the most eminent physicians of Philadelphia
had declared hopele-a, and the beyond the reach
of cure, berm-et' hitwelf with the'' Pulinunie
Syrup,' and ever since has devoted him atten
tion to the cure of fellow sufferers with 4itniliar
His .iSeaweed Tonic" is intended to reach
canes of liver and stomach disease, where tor
por and debility of those organs need a stimu
lant, and is likewise prepared, as its name
imports, from weeds and herbs of rare virtues,
gathered along the sea shore, and compounded
into a healing and invigorating preparation,
calculated to cure hundreds of eases of dyspep
sia and I ro•r di:eas,•, that would otherwise
remain uncured. I line e great confidence in
all of Dr. Schenk's medicines, and will shortly
publish some remarkable cures in this vicinity
which they have effected. Dr. Schenck also
prepares a liver pill, called '•Mandrake
which have a special direction to diseases of
the liver. It is with thiise medicines that ho
performs all his cures, and I would take occa
sion to add here that I have seen more cases
of lung disease cured by Dr. Schenck's medi
cine; than I,y any that I have ever sold•, I
have accidentally conic across persons in toy
Eastern trips. who speak of Dr. S. and his
preparations in the highest praise, many of
whom have been cured of lung diseases that
seemed entirely hopeless. 1 have no (wish to
advise the allicted to a remedy that 1. know
nothing of, but at the same timol'ivould say
that Dr. Schenek's remedies are entitled to the
attention of all those who suer from con
sumption, as well as various otber - diseases of
the throat and lungs or air passages. Dr.
Schenck proposes to visit Pittsburgh during
the fall, when all will hate an opportunity of
consulting. him. In the meantime his medi
cines can be had at my own establishment, 1411
Wood street, with full directions how to use
them. (I ism IL KS:I:SKIL
Ptrrsnortoil TIT E.ll ; lo . l.—Tha - if,:ick com
pany at the Pittsburgh Theatre played the
.• Merchant of Venice" last evening to a fair
audience. Mr. Howe's Shylock was a finepiece
of acting—he was well sustained in every 1)4;1.,
the piece was well put upon the stage, and gave
general satisfaction.
- This evening, the great Ledger drama of
"Glendower, or tho North Sea Rover," will
be presented, when Mr. Howe appears in his
great part of Julien. Dancing by Senorita
Maria and Millie Aubrey, and the farce of the
" Young *camp - cmnpleteAbe orgertianment.
STEUBENVILLE AND ILtiuma,b.
We understood, says the Steubenville Herald,
that the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad
passed into the hands of a receiver (the for
mer President, Thomas L. Jewett,) appoint
ed by Judge Bostwick, of Cadiz, Ohio, on
Friday, 2d instant. The transfer, • those who
understand the conditions, is said to bo the best
that could be made for all parties under the
circumstances. The business affairs of the
Company are to be conducted by the same
officers, as heretofore, and wo have been as
sured that hothe interests will have no grounds
of complaint against the proceedings.
CHILD U itta.i. —A little son of Frederick
Holtman, residing near Singer di Hartman's
limn Works, fell under the feet of a fart horse
yesterday evening, and had a most narrow es
cape from being crushed to death. The wheels
of the vehicles to which the horse was attach
ed, grazed the little fellow's skull, but did not
severely injure it. His collar bone was, how
ever,fractured,his left ankle injured and his body
severely bruised. Dr. Walters is attending
the sufferer, and thinks he will recover.
IMPROVEMENTS at Pennwalt present a
stirring aspect, and those doubting gentry who
would find spots in the sun, may say that
houses built so rapidly are not so good. Let
them slide, we say. This is the age to go
ahead, and they who stay behind will get their
eyes filled with dust. See sale advertised in
another column.
PITTSBURGH. T
BOARD OF TRADE.-At the annual election
for officers and Directors of the Pittsburgh
Board of Trade and Merchants' Exchange, held
on Wednesday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year :
President—lsaiah Dickey.
Vice Presidents—James Park, Jr., Joseph
Dilworth.
Treasurer—Nathaniel Holmes.
Secretary—Geo. H. Thurston.
Directors—J. J. Gillespie, Charles H. Paul
son, David Campbell, Samuel P. Shriver, Wm.
M'Creary, Geo. B. Jones, Wm. Means, Win.
S. Lavely, George Duff, Sam'l B. M'Elroy,
Charles H. Love, Benj. B. Campbell, R. S.
Ward, Wm. H. Williams, Sam'l Robinson,
Reese Owens, Joseph R. Hunte.r.; Felix R.
Brunot, Jas. O'H. Scully, B. Preston, Hon.
W. F. Johnston, Austin Loomis.
APOLLO THEATRE. —The Cooper ()porn
Troupe are still delighting all who hear and
see thorn, though we regret to say their houses
are small. Last evening the " Bohemian
Girl " was very well executed, and gave
sat'sfaction. To-night the comic opera of the
" Barber of Seville" will ho repeated, with
Miss Milner as Rosins, and to-morrow °veil
ing that lady takes a farewell benefit, when
we bespeak a full house,
ST. PA UL'S INSTITUTE. —At a regular meet
ing, held last evening, in the Hall of the Soci
ety, the following named gentlemen were
elected officers of the institution :
Prrsident— Dr. George 11. Keyser.
"ice Presidcnt—.llr.
Serretary— 31 .1. M ' Cann.
Tren.qurer—Mr. ll'Grath.
W E trust Ayr rattlers will rerneWher that to
day the ladies of the :it. Mary's Chun', LAW
rencoville, give a pic-nic at Iron ('ity Park .
The arrangements are complete, and all who
go can 40 SO, 4-sNreti that they can pans the
day pleasantly.
ON Tuesday evening Alderman Miller, of
Allegheny, committed to jail Hugh Kirkland,
the street preacher, for interfering with a tem
perance meeting in the Iliainond, insisting
upon his making a speech NI , he n he was nut
wanted. He wa.s . sent up for five days.
Those BEAUTIFUL UOUNTRI titres , only
ten miles frM4l the city, situato in tile romantic
tilegheny valley, with unsurpassed view:, are
to be sold by Mr. Davis this afternoon. t'arA
will leave the depot at one o'clock for the sale.
See advertisement in auction column.
THE simplicity of mechanism and strength,
parts, apparent to any observer, are great re
commendations to the new Fin Suring Ma
chine, sold by 4. L. Carnaghan & Co., Federal
street, Allegheny.
Tile butchers held n yesterday'. A
number of the fraternity on laor.se4ek, gaily
dressed 'and pr.:TcO(l by 4 WM/a of music,
marched through the streets in the morning .
CommirrED.—Alderman Rogers yesterday
committed Mary Dickens in defatilt. of
bail, charged by FNellq 'Watson with canninit-
Ong an assiullt upon her little daughter.
MKN'S AND BOY'S' Ouvrtitsm of every va
riety of style and material, manufactured ex
prssly for us, and decidedly the best stock
ever offered in this uiarhet. Glentleinen and
parents will find it LC/ their interest to cull at
our establishment, corner of Pederarstreet and
the Diamond. Allegheny city, befon; purehas
ing elsewhere A strict adherence to our sys
tem .if large sales and small profits has given
the name of W. FL M'Geo & Co_ an en viable
pre-eminence which no competion ha, hitherto
disturbed.
TfIC SF.AffoNS most p,r
500e relmi'V. to I.No a mild vet effective cathartic medi
cine, t•, carry ott the foul E - eurnulation, from the stet.
itch. Phleh, if permitted to remain, induce sllnes..-
1 ,V11.80N8 IIEADACIIE,VILI-5 act) the hest general
family inediellie DOW ID lha,l
They IVO Weihired and .010 by B. 1. FASINVIT“C". t C...
IVhole.ale Ltru.ggist.,, and Proprietor" of B L Fahnes
tock's Vern:o'llg., No. 60 Wood atreet.
Sold at retail by drogigi.atm everywhere
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER,
Pitt Si , fittifitisrg;ki
TT A V I N(t I NINIENCEII
the• ..•amne, IKmfl sr prupan•.l furcti4ll nn
19=
ARTIcLE FUL,II Al.l,
In etl.ltOon to in, retinkt hoool, I RID 111vnufnctur•
n e{y FINE lit El , BITTER ALE. pia up In
putll paokagz, oxpromNly fur family lISO.
Thin Ale is not only a delightful beverage, hitt is oghh
reeeinineuiled hy thu medical fiieulty.ll mvands, Whet('
a Kilda, lioLtristlllld toting In require..l 1 have elan my
celebrated
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Ginstantly on hand, t.onsisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND cIiAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN sTorr
Packa g es m•ni to any part of the city.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—This inStitUtion,
the want of which has been ao long felt by our citizens
is now - gmp, under the superintendence of Messrs
Jaekman d Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, 65 Wood xtreet. It is dein:lnca for the per pia Ind
exhibition of the prui;ticts of Alectumina, %miff:tett,
r , rs, lnveutdrs, and A ; and as a phi of resort
fur these seekin information relative M11e.,. bralietie,
Or
Industry, either by examination of sum pies Or
scientific publications. Those having articles to firing
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leaVO SaMples.
Sir The public are respectfully invited to visit the
institute.
HEATING BY STP:AId. —As a testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machine% safety, etmytorny iti fuel , and the
little attention noutt.l.otty kiiccep each room comfortable,
wi• glen this ourtiiicAthi to Misers. Darla and Phillip s ,
ruccPlis'orm to Phillips ik Co., for their plan of healing
by steam the Second Ward Public Schools in the city o
Pittsburgh, and which has met our approval, and we
would recommend them to the public to give calla,
satisfaction of heating by steam.
H. Miller, Jr., John Maridtall, Jr, id. Tindle, (Morge
Wilson, John Wilton, F. IW' %leo; Directors.
DAVIS PHILLIPS,
Steam Haltimg, Goa Fittinp, Plumbing amt Brass FOUnderN
Deniers in erery descripturn of Gair Fixtures and Altllk,
No. 67 Wood and 14.8 First street, Pittsburgh,
deltklyto•
I=l=l
COULTER 4&' liiiwTzEn, House, Sign and
Orulrountal Painters and Grainers. Orders left at their
shop on Fourth streotnear Market, Burke's
will be promptly attended. 'Cm
Dit. HoSTETTE,It'iI reCeiV:
ed the warmest enContrns from the press and people
throughout the Union. An a valuable tonic for the cure
of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation, and general ner
vous debility, it cannot be approached. Every day cases
or its great effect are chronicled through our principal
public Journals, There Is nothing equal to the enjoy
ment to that which the alllicted experience when using
Ihis valuable apecitic Its mild tone, its sure and vigor
ous action upon a disordered stomach, and the cleans
ing of the entire human body should recommend it to
all classes of our community. All that will be necessary
to convince the skeptical of its healthy efleols is to pur
chase a bottle and be convinced.
Far sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
HOSTETTER t SMITH,
bfasulacturera and Proprietors,
N. 68 Water, and 68 Front streets
SOUPEI MILT= ANTIIONT aLTLL
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retuil Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Midlogatty of their own manu
facture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
niantifwetufred in the city, and will sell at reasonable
prints ta28.11
SKELETON SKIRTS.--
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
Now opening, a
JOSEPH HORNE'S,
77 Market street
SHOES. SHOES
THE LARGEST,
BEST SELECTED,
STOCK OF SHOES,
In the market, is to be found at the Cheap Cash store bf
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
98 Market at, second door from Fifth.
ERRING.-50 barrels for sale by
sea a IL COLLINS.
URS DAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 8, 1859.
TIDE LATEST NEWS
BY 7' P, ra P. C - 'FLAP I-I _
W ASIIINGToN, September 7.—Some time
ago, Captain Stone made a full statement to
our Government of the circumstances attend
ing the expulsion of himself and other Ameri
cans from Sonora. This act of the government
of Pescliiera being clearly violative of the
provisions of our treaty with Mexico, proper
measures have been taken for the protection of
United States citizens in that quarter, and in
structions are now on the way for the purpose.
The lists of lands, embracing an area of
nearly one hundred and seventy-two thousand
acres, enuring, to the Southern Mississippi
Railroad, under the act of August, 1R56, have
been certified to the State of 31 ss ss ipp i by the
Secretary of the Interior.
NEW YORK, September 7.—An arrival at
this port from Cindad, Bolivar, August 11th,
furnishes litter Venzunla
There was no cutnnUffticution with the in
terior,owing to the river being in the possewdon
of the faction, and most of the vessels in port
will leave in ballast, as no hides are to be had.
The revolution was going on in the interior,
a free pardon offered to the revolutionists,'llay
ing been refused.
General .prito, with eight to nine hundred
government troops, was at San Fernando, in the
expectation of an attack. The town had beep
well defended by the artillery.
FR F.121 . (111T, 111.. September 7.—The ritato
Fair is a complete E•ticeess. Not loss than
twenty-fire themsand people were on the
around. The receipt: for to-day Amount to
55,000. The steam plows were onl , xhibition
this forenoon. Fawkes' machine plowed on
acre in eleven minutes The nurehe; of agricul
tural implements on e;Lildtton is larger than on
any previmo fair. The Farmers' Convention
nets this evening, for the purpose of discus-
Sing matters pertaining to ttgliciOtUris. Fri
day is the last day of the fair, when thepre
miums, amounting to slti,,Situ, will be awarded.
N w YoaK.September 7.—The general order
number two, dated September 4ith, Iteceiver's
°dice of the Sew York and Erie Railroad
Company, rends thus 1 have this day appoint
ed Charles Minot, General Superintendent of
the road, with power to i•sue stiuh general reg
ulations and orders may he necessary for
administering
hidoffice, the (es of his 5O hjoet to
my approval. Signed,
NATn.ANIFI. M.Nr.su,
Receiver.
This is considPted a capital appoint wont on
all sides
N. , ItFIU.K, VII., September 7 —a destruetire
tiro this morning consumed the Meehanies•
Hall in this city, together with six large stores.
The loss amounted to nearly Slo,ooo. Th e
buildings were insured. The Excelsior Min
strels. who were performing at the Hall, l os t
$2,000 worth of property. Bonneau's pano.
rania of the Celestial Empire was destroyed.
The loss is estimated at about $l,OOO. There
was: no insurance. The stores were oeimpied
by the following firms: Goiderin & (tree.
druggists ; Fariant Ce.. tailors; Walters
1%, , paper hangers : Pepper s restaurant,
l'oddle's restaurant, and l'lturnon, shoe dealer,
Their Ices is partly insured.
SY RIOTS Sitttaill.wr 7 The otwrention
thi- aftortiottn made the followin L ., nomina
tions: For Stala•tary of State : Etta; NV
I.etivg•NN% Onondaga county :
Coulrol
ler, Itoltt•rt IDenni-ott. of ()range , Oum3 . Al.•
Lorne) General, Chnrl,, Ayer.. of St. I.aw
ronce COLIIIty: State Enginet.r. etccille W
Story, Of Allegheny county.
Pll ILA DELP!' lA, StptPrllber 7 —,l number of
the prominent citiztlis of Philadelphia hare
addressed ex-Senator Cooper a letter request
ing. hie views a; to the expediency of iodating
on a re , +teliott 1 , 4 , ,t3ge, and an increase of du
ties. as I , Skez hi the approaching. national wire.
tion4. His reply i. looked for with interest by
the dabblers in State and Federal politic-.
Pram Now Orleans.
;%* OR I. EA NS, September
from Jamaica to the lf,th, state that a rein
forcement is to be asked from Etighiml, for the
better protection of the northern part o f th e
the negro riohs.
Thiiro is it pro,poet of sltving. this •t.Janisiiiip
l'aratnatta.
Fire at St. Louis.
ST. Louts, September 7 -Th.‘ . tiourimr
mill of Goodwin, Miller & and two ad
joining building. 4 on the corner of .I.lloy and
Main streets, were burned thi , morning The
loss is 530,000 in,iiran ce $lll.OOO.
SAPONIFIER,
111
CONCENTRATED LYE.
The, Ready Fatally Soap Maker;
NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
LABOR, TIME AND MONEY IS SAVED BY IP
FUR s.ILF: by Al!, SToREKEEPEIN
Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 Penn St., above Canal
xp30,.-mach
pu RE SALT! PURE SA LT
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
Is manufactured dy tha
Pennsylvania salt Manufacturing Company,
396 PENN STREET, AnovE CANAL.
arillOtita-tuath
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYKES;
DHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND CIIFAT, and other Chronic Ail.
monk complicated with or causing PULMONARY COM
PLAINTS.
OFFICE-191 Penn Pittsburgh, Pn.
toNSULTATION FREE A list of qttesitaous sent to
those who wish to consult us by letter. iet+,thwalyw
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
IFOZ TIN BALL 0P
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
CORNER OF MARKET AND FIRST STREETS,
Ritrta m --Francis G. Bailey, Esq, William Dilworth,
Sr., S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh, Boyd & Ott, ideiskell
& Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. & Bank. List &
Howell, Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, Donlon,
Paxton & Co, Wheeling. my - at:2nd
TIIE POLAR REF R
RIGEATOR,
with
Fitter and IVater Cooler Combined
Involvlny iwportnnt Principles never before nttained
q Licit vlablen
DI E A!,
VEdiETAI3I.II9,
FRUITS,
To bo kept longer, drrer, iota colder, with LESS
than can be done with any other Refrigerator now in
use; now on hand and lor aide at
T. J. CRAIG'S,
le3o 124 Wood street_ Hes doors from Fifth.
BE LARUE & (U.'S LADIES• ENVEL
OPFS—AII sizes and qualities, for mate by
J. R. WELDIN,
_jB2o_ CZ Wood street near Fourth.
EXTRA FINE LINEN lIANDKER
CHIEFS, for 121.4 cents, open to-day,
auglß JOS. HORNE, 77 Market. :+treet.
AND CHEAPEST,
ICE.-15 tcs prime Rice now landing,
1.11., and for sale by
ap29 MILLER ft RICRETSON.
NE CAN PURE OIL BERGAMOT just
. .
O received and for sale by
idECILHAM k KELLY,
au8 251 Ailegherky Cab
From Washington
'From Venzeula
Illinois State Fair
New York Items
Destructive Fire.
Nominatiocia,
Presidential Issues
VA SOFA C7'IUNTIo ON Ll' BV THE
PENNSYLVANIA
JAMES A. FETZER,
PITTSBURGH, PA
FIBII,
MILK
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
WEEKLY REVIEW.
Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own
Commercial Reporter
I'maticaou,S,,ptember 7th 1&59.
• •
We can se:freely note any material improvement in
eiride,, though operators in produce are yuriu
litititit, and the hill orders are beginning to come in to
stir otters of dry good, and groceries.
The hi:mut . ..Curer, are no yet doing little, but there
ti general 1111prems1011 that there will be a large de
msnd Pittsburgh manufactured articles this sea-
The er 14 Mill ylite low. with nothing doing; indeed
the staki,s of waier is each as to prevent even boats o
li la draught from leaving with such loads as will be re
In
prices there is little [Mange; nothing worth noting
in leading article,. There is, however, a manifest ten
(lediey to a decline, mill the state of the markets through
out the cogs ry would indicate that a general falling
off in price. must speedily•ensue.
There is little of interest to note In monetary affairs .
Money seem, rather scarce, but nearly all good paper is
taken up by the hanks at fair rates, and by outsiders at
a :mall advance, sa) 9(10 per cent for lung dates. The
Bunkmate still reducing their discount lines, but specie
does nut seam to accumulate in their vaulty. tistern
exchange is ',tree at OW add figures, six: par:from
banks to ct;sturners, ancl34 per cent. premium to bro
kers fur currency. Western exchange is, of course.
governed by the rates of eastern.
The followtnli comparative statement to made op from
th e °Mend statements of the eondition of the city banks
for the week ending on Monday last, and for those of
the week previous:
Augußt 29. Sept. 5.
.V 1,767,139 94 56,745,807 49
. 254.1915 61 215,719 13
Assrra.
Loans and laseounty..,... .......
Due by whet Ranks
Notoß, or other Banks
and Treasury Notes
Specie
e.rculatton
LAW G. other}(rota.
,o
'Flies° figures show the following comparative results:
Decrease in Loans and Discounts $',21,332 45
Di.crea.e in amount due by other Banks._- 28,583 48
Increase in Notes and Checks ,of other Banks
L c 84,160 24
Decrease In Spec e 44,2% 40
Increase in r non 1.6,800 IX)
lncriane in amount due toother Banks._ a= IS
lirairtase in Deposits 77,310 90
The above figures show a net decrease in Assets of
$lOl 4 e 9 inij 5 net decrease in Liabilities of $57,248 42
—inakula toC difference in favor of the Banks this week
$47,218 33.
manullteturod ewttinues in fair
.tth steady ehiptnentv to all parts - of the COUD•
try The e,tatdi.dted rates at present are
bras.
half (Ads.
$4,00
2,50
00
XX 3 ' oo
1 Pori, 3,00
6
Apple•....tre W a“Oli demand, with sales of com
mon ut $1.3341.30 bbl; good at $.2,00452,50; and
g•hulue at f.3,2Zui . 14-.1,75.
Ashes...We note hut httle change. Pots rate
at 4‘. 2 4.5e and Pearls at 43 . .4(4,5ear ; Soda Ash at
Nttrat,, of Soda at 6 646 1 4 c; and Concentrated Lye
.tt
. 1:2.. 3A Pc
Bacon ..:11mutams about the same figures. Shoul
ders a e quote at 7% 47)..ie ; Sides at 9%@„0-3.. , c.„ and Hams
~
„ 101.,41,,,..i le ID. Sugar cured hams at 134.13 e. The
inqpiry is ) 4.0,0. and there is a fair supply.
Beane ..The demand is small, with occasional sales
of small white at $1 00 per bushel for common, and
$1.35,,1,50 for good.
Butter...ls dull, with sales of ..mall lots of common
roll at 11!..,4,12!... and (or Choice, 14c. ? lb.
troorna..the demand is fully equal to die supply,
COll.llOll firs worth $2....,00 in, dozen ; choice $2,76.(d,M00,
and fancy $3,25a53,50.
Bneket• and Tuba... The Beaver manufacturers,
pm,. are a. follows:--Bucket, plain inside, V dozen.
$1.45; punted la , ido, $1.50; 3 hoops, $1,75; Tubs, SO. 1'
3 ho,ms, r dozen. $7.75; No. 1, ... hem., $6,75; No. 2.
fr , .. • No. 3 . P, 50 ; No. 4, $4,75; No. 5, $4,00; Heelers
No. ...t. V. 75; Half Bushel's, sealed, $4,75.
Cordage...
Mamila.Rope, i1...11 lb Manilla Rope, cut... 12 TA lb
l'arred " - —ll 'fi It Hemp - .. ...II 1$ ID
Hemp .` •• ...11 Ti lb Tarred " " ..13 IA lib
Packing Yarn, fine .11 i',4 ID Packing Yarn. combo - 0 lb
flat (brds _Manilla. $1,50,_p., .2.5€4.3,n0 - si, dozen ; Hemp,
$1.37, $'2.00,g4 ".t
75 . dozen ; Hemp coil, 11, - 44 lb.
Pulpit, Llnc.i...lanilla S7c. IA dozen; Hemp 70e. 'll doz
fbef,,a Corddgc...Cotton Hope r,',i and upwards. 51c.; do.
elow ~,-,, '.....• ; Bed Cord $2.1:04ddL5d,d7 51 dozen;
Plough Lines $145 ;Sash Cords $6,50.
Candle.—Th, follovrmg are now the current rates
of ray manufacturer. Mould, 13, a lb.; Dip 12%c.;
...car 1.419 e 'f.115.
Cheese. .There ie a gr. 0.1 supply and moderate do.
inaot ser,k,e.. for good Western Reserve, In lots, and
5! is in the war No G.,v hen in the market.
Corti Meal _W u quote from first hands at 9.5 e per
tandtel. and at sl,otto4l,U from store, sod m bbls at
Crnekerc. !lave recently declined. and we now
by the bbl. Water ernukcirs. 6c V no.
Bottor 7, . Suirir Boston :o; Pilot Bread, 15
ti tel 1.
Dried Fruit.. Apples are in little demand, andwe
note only iweiniltnial sales at =2,25 la bush. Peaches
an• In better commanding $3,2543,50iii bush.
Dried Beef... ales of small lots at 13@14ic
, with A moderate inquiry
Eggs... Are in limited demand and sales are made at
suns, - f i WAL.
Feed...Ex Ink us haler haoge,We note sales from ftrat
hands of Bran and Shorty at WOO, V lOU Tits; Ship
Studs at 90(495; Middlinga at $1,350)1,4tr, Rye offal at $l,-
2to 02 Meal ttells at $260430 V ton.
Feathers...We quote Prime Western at 4...5e. from
first had., 49(at5Ua front stare.
Fir• Brick... Sales of Bolivar at $2.5i )33 It M.
Ftah...But little change. We quote large N 0.3 Mack
erel at $ll.OO in bbls, and $5,75 in half LL's. Lake White
slll,ee per bbl, $5.00 for half bbl' ; Lske Trout at $9.50, and
Herring at $4,75, Hanna, qv Herring. $7,00, Halifax, do
Alewives $5.50, Codfish 5455Avk- it lb,
.The arrivals this week have been heavier
than and the quantity disposed of is larger, at a
.light decline. Lot. of Chicago Spring Wheat were sold
oi lots at s4.tiO for Superfine and $4,90 for extra, From
the mills figures are $4,75 for. Superfine and 4,9134 4,95
for 'stns. From store there has been a good demand
at $4.9(A.5.11 for superfine, $5,5,f..5' (or extra. and
$5.40 to $.5.e5 for extra famny.
Gratn...The market is more settled than at the date
last. NV tal'at Is coming in more freely, and We
note roil and white from depot at $1,15 for the
ironer, and $1,vat9951,25 for the latter ; Kentucky White
!rum .tore brings - $1,40541,45, and !Mediterranean $1,:53.4
$1,25 (hits have declined, and bung nc at depot, and 75
(a,:le.• from .tore. live is scarce, load sells at 79e on ar
rival. and at 85a99tic from store. Corn is dull, with sales
in Into from store at 90( (fie, and in the small way at 90e
large lots front first hands would find a bad market
Grocerie•...Sales continue light- We still quote
Sugar at ', , ,i(aSo for New Orleans m hhds; Molasses at
4 11 411,.. ut loto Codee at 123‘,412%e. for Rio; and
Mee at in tierces and Gbh,
Gan Plpe...Tho following are quotations for the
wrought iron tubing:
Per Foot. Per Foot
inch Gas Pipe. 7 eta 1 Inch Gas Pipe- S 2 eta.
I 10q " a
fy,) -
.13 " 33. " " 1,80 "
1 4 .." .1,90 "
.. “ .213 "
Subject to the customary discount_ -
Hay...A fair supply at the city scales, and sales at
sl2tailS 71 per ton.
tildes... Green Beef Rides command 7c 'ft.; green
salted 9(09!,;c, and dry flint 19©193,4c.
Hominy... There is nothing do ing; and quotations
aro nominal at $11.50®57 for pearl.
Iron and Nalls—Theqoutations of nuinufactnred
ron are as follows:—Common Bar 21.$ to Sc, 91 lb.
Nails are selling at $1,5044,76 for 10d. to 441., according
to quality. The terms are six months' credit, or 5 II
cent. discount for cash. Sales light.
Lard....llas again declined, and we note sates of
City No. 1, at 113 c., and 12e. in small lots. A few kegs
of country have been sold at 114 c.
Leittbor...The market is steady, with no change in
our old quotations
Red Spanish Sole q 4 m 22®23c.Slaughter 215(412c.
Skirting.- =9/30e-
Harness- 2.1026k.5.
Upper p dozen. 9
Bridle •2
Lumber, Seasonal... The following are the quotations
of !seasoned lumber, from the yards in the city
Common 1 inch Boards, 19 1000 feet $l5 00
Clear " 32 00
Flooring dressed " 22 00
Shingles, $9 1000 3 50
Lath, " 2 25
Oak flooring, dressed, 1 inch, to 1000 feet-. 30 00
" .. ..42 OD
Lumber, Green—There to but little doing. Common
is worth so@lo for 1,000 feet and Clear moo ; Timber
7(9110c p cubic foot, and Shingles $2,2502,50 $ll,OOO.
ltles• Pork... There to little doing, and we quote at
slo,oosB bbhln the small way.
Pig Metal—Figures range from $26 to vs, for the
different qualiderg at 0 months' time, with but few sales.
Potatoem...are becoming plenty. Sales of New
Eastern at 11,26@2,00 per lb; Neshannocks are worth
bur, per bush, and Jersey Sweet at $3.7644,00 per bbl.
Powder...We quote blasting and raining at $4.25 Fl
ken; rifle at $023; safety fume 1,4,e0100 , 0 1, feet,
Rye Plour—Sales from first hark at $4,72, and
Crow atere at $.5.00.45:-V.
Snit... There is a fair demand, with sales of No. 1 at
$1,12 by the quantity, and 11,M@11,25 $1 bbl. by the
druyload.
Sand Stone—Regular sales of Huntingdon county,
atl 9 e! t s ' ... u.
d There is nothing doing. A few lots of Timo
thy have been sold at $2,50€12,45. Flax brings $1,24
01.3 0 .
sheeting., Yarns, &o... The prices have again
declined, and the following are now the ruling figures.
Eagle Sheetings, 83c.til yard; Niagara 834 c.
Yarn.
No. Itt
No. 17 . .
No. 18....
No. 19
No. 21_
Nos. 6 to 10, in
clusive, 'ft lb..
Nos. 11 and 12- 21
No. 13. 2
No. 14.
No. 15. 24
No. 400,18 doz.. 1 -Dawn
@
No. 500, .. 1 0 ~,.
No. 600
No. 700
No. 800
No. • .....
N 0.1...- (0)
Coverlet Yarn.. 27
CarpetCh'n,aa
wrted oelor. 28
Do. white, 25
to 30 21 ®
Do. white, 30
to 44. 22
Twine .. - .. 22 0 •.
Batting, No. L. 16 ..
No. 2. 15 4)
Family Batting 17
Caulking_ 15
Soaps... The followingare the manufacturer's pricer,
Rosin, 6c.; 140. 1 Palm, 6%; Chemical, 5%; Castile and
Toilet, 100. la lb.
Tall ow...Roughquotes at 7c. and country rendered
at 9c.
White Lisad, Litharge, 4 ke...White Lead is
firm, and in steady demand at 82,6014 keg for pure oil,
and drj 9c. 'ft lie-, subject to he usuat discount. Red
Lead 8%1110 , 0c. net, and Litharg Bet •
Window Glaas...The prices of city brands have
advanced, and we correct our quotations as follows:-
6.8 and 7x9, lit box of 10 feet, ASO; &kin, V.,16; Bxll
9@ll 9x12, and 10x12, 82,40; Bill and 9x14, ; 10x15
an d lo a m, r 45 ;10 14 cent- discount off. Country
brands 50c. lower.
. _ .
Wool... The transactions aro few and far between,
and figures remain unchanged.
Whisky...Has been a little more active; Bales atf:9€o
29c. for Rectified, ii lots, and $l,OO for Old Rye. Raw
•
brings 28@27e, in lota. - '
PHILIDZILPHL4, September 7.—The receipts of Flour
continue in excess of the demand, and prices are droop
ing; the rates to the home trade range from $4,50 to
$4,75 for old stock superfine, $4,87@5,25 for fresh ground,
$4,373,05,62% for old stock and fresh ground - extra,
$5,25(5i0,50 for extra family and fancy. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are steady. Wheat unchanged; 3000 bush
red sold at $1,150133, and white at $1,30, 500 bush Del
aware Rye sold at 720, and Pennsylvania at 75e. Corn
advanced; 2003 bush yellow sold at 80e_ Oats in better
demand; 2000 bush old Pennsylvania sold at 36c; some
new at We, and =OO bush at 34,@,37c. Whisky steady
at 27(427X-e.
New Yoax, September T.—Cotton heavy; sales 600 bales.
Flour heavy, except State, which is firmer: sales /3,000
bbls. Wheat heavy; sales 13,000 bush at $.1,45@i1,40 for
white; $llB for red Ohio, and 31,16 for Michigan. Corn
quiet sales 13,000 bush. Pork heavy at $14,87yAL5,00
for mess, and $10,12@)10,25 for prime. Lard buoyant.
Cut Meats: hams eic. Tallow steady at leic. Sugar
heavy; Muscovado byAflc. Whisky firm at 26 . 1 ,4@r2fm
the sales are mostly at the latter figure.
New York Si
New YORE, September 7.--,
Chicago ft Rock Island 70V,
Cumberland Coal ....
Illinois Central R R 6834
Illinois Central bonds.. 88
New York Central.... 7951
Reading 443
mortgage bondholders was
were adopted urging vigor,
ment of a receiver, and the
4,007 79 r 2,168 21
1,094,414 26 1,068,129 80
BALTIMOIL; September 7.—Floor heavy and lower;
Howard street and Ohio brands Bell at 55,00.. Wheat is
firmer; sales of 15,000 bush at $1,15.@;11,40 for white, and
$1,05®1,131 for red. Corn is steady; white and yellow
are quoted at 78®50c. Provisions are firm and active;
bacon sells at 9„, 1 / 4 10c for sides; mess pork sells at
i
$15,25. Whisky a quiet at 2814.
1,735,58,8 00 1,752.748 00
200,076 34 203,279 82
1,657,489 90 1,580,176 00
Caccrrasn, September 7.—There is no change in flour.
Wheat continues inactive; the quotations as still 70®
at for red and $1,0501,15 for white. Corn is not moving
freely ; sales at 70§71. Oats sllll held at 40c ; the sales
are fair. Cut meats are held so firmly as to check the
market. Bacqn sides, 9„ke i c; shoulders, 73y. Mess pork
$l4.
Nrw Year. September 7.—Beeves firm; receipts 3000
head; average prices 5 , @9, 1 -.1 . 9 extremes 634@11e. Sheep
declined; receipts 2E1,000 read; all qualities have slightly
declined in pnceg sales at 25®33; closed dull. Swine
firm; receipts 4500 head.
R. T.' KENNEDY W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMLNY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
IN pirrsaußtin AND ALLEGHENY.
auTlydaw] TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
NEW FIRM.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
QTE.AIi AND GAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLUMBERS and FINISHERS of all kinds of brass
work,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, &C.
001ce and Wareroom, No. 124 Wood st.,
Ave Doors from Fifth.
Foundry, N 0.152 First st., Ave Doors below
Monongahela HOllllO.
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
rarious branches of Brass Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Fitting. of the senior members of the firm, (who will
give their personal attention to all work entrusted to
them,) should entitle as to a share of public patronage.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
tyltitf
MILS. M. A. WEAVER'S MILLINERY
STORE 13 removed from No. 24 Filth street. to
No. 21 on the opposite side of the street, next door to
Eat.ol:l. Cree S Co.'s new store, second story. [ll'lo
ENGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
GREAT WESTERN PL.AINING MILL. IX, Ma
bury and Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa- will make to
order, and warranted as good as can he made, the
following machinery, viz;--Steam Engines, Turning
Lathes, for wood and iron; Planers, for wood and iron;
Drilling Machines; Hansen and Tobacco Screws; Patent
right and Male Machines. in the best manner; Shafting.
Putties, and Hangers , of all sues and variety; Screws. of
soy diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger En
gines, and Deck Pumps for steamboats, ac. Lathe
Shears and other Planing done to order;, can plane 32
inches wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
A/t Orders iytricmptly MUM and Eat natio Solicited.
N a—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing .Presses and other Machines.
ylSilydiis
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
EXHIBITION.—The Ninth Annual. Ex
hibition of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
ciety, will be held at Powelton, Philadelphia, on TUES
DAT, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. and FRIDAY, the
27th, 28th, 29th and 30th dais of September next. On
the Ist of September, the Secretary will remove to the
Rooms of the Philadelphia Society for the promotion of
Agriculture, No. 620 Chestnut s tree t., Philadelphia, where
books of entry for the Exhibition will be opened.
Letters addressed to the Secretary at Harrisburg, John
M'Gowen, Philadelphia, or Charles K. Engin, Bustletoo,
will meet with attention till Ist September.
DAVID TAGGART, President
A. 0. HIMEJI, Secretary.
Goods for exhibition carried on all the Railroads
in the State, to and from, free of charge.
aug=3tcr2.oo
AA NEW 30 SPRING WOVEN SKIRT-
With a lately patented bustle. This is a different
woven skirt from any other in this market, and much
superior as to strength, quality and form. Sold only by
EATON, CREE & CO,
iyll3 Fifth and Market streets.
PACKED BUTTER.-
35 barrel., good packed Butter,
10 hlf do do do,
15 kegs do do,
In stare, and for sale by MILLER & RICEETSON,
an 29 New 2111 and 223. Liberty strato.
O. 57 COLWELL STREET FOR SALE.
/..1 —A brick dwelling, of hall, six rooms, bath room,
cellar and attic; shade trees and shrubbery . . Lot '.3:1 - feet
trent by 80 deep; very pleasant location, all inpood
der. Price 1.2,1500. Terms easy.
Aug.& 8. CITTHBERV k SON. 61 Market at
TWO BUILDING LOTS, in the "Old Poor
House " plan, Allegheny City. Price for both $450.
Three building lots, 20 by 114, on Washington street,
Manchester. Price W 0 each. For sale by
au • IS 8. CWITBERT & 80N, 51 Market at.
ONE MILE FROM CLIFTON STATION
on the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad-25
&eres o f land ; a dwelling house, stable, etc. Price
slop ; Fop cash; balance at one pear. For sale by
S. CUTHBERT A BON.
yl9 51 Market street.
RESCOTPS HISTORICAL WORKS.—
The Conquest of Mexico; 3 vols.
The Conquest of Peru; 2 vols.
Ferdinand and Isabella; 3 vols.
Phillip the Second; 3 vols.
Charles the Fifth; 3 vols.
Biographical and Critical Miscellanies; 1 vol.
IY7 RAY t CO. 55 Wood street.
AGOOD FARM FOR SALE-115 acres,
16 miles from the City, On the Perrysiville Plank
Road. a Dwelling Hodse of rooms, wash-house, pump well of soft water, a brick harn, stable and carnage
house; costSl,6oo; orchard of choice fruit, a brick spring
house of %stories; a dwelling finished off for a store and
doing a good business. The fences are all in good or
der, 70 acres in cultivation, balance in fine timber. Gar
den paled in: Price pp ~800.
aug23 S. DLTTHBERT a ElON.fil Market st.
ONLY
r wErr Y-FI VE CENTS.—New
Descriptive Hand-book of the Pennsylvania Rail
road—by George B. Ayres. Arranged on a new plan; all
stations in regular order; a perfect index to the route;
eaves asking a ny ouestion4 points _ out all the attractions;
Just the book for the la contains no intricate Figure
Tables; Distances on all connecting routes. Full of in
formation never before published:
Travellers west of Pittsburgh will prefer thig book to
the ordinary Railroad Guides, because St gives all the
necessary Distance Tables to Pittsburgh, and then be
comes minutely descriptive of the entire Pennsylvania
R a il roa d. Just issued and for sale bi v
a :30 Corner Wood & Third & Market & Second eta.
25
(g)
27 .
25) -.
MACARONI. -20 boxes Italian;
do.. • . 15 boxes American.
ermlcel 1.-2 D boxes Italian;
cal
On hands and for sale byAnserin,
RAYNER AND
ood stre ERSON,
mag7i No. 89 Wet.
pE3II TAXA-RIM:TAL E
) ;afe n i c a by .
earner Diamonds Kaki' Ansi:.
Philadelphia Market.
New York Market.
took Market,.
:tocka Sriner—
Hissou.ri B's 85X
Galena & Chicago7T
Pacific Mail El H. Co..- 83
[Hudson Railroad 37,3
Harlan Railroad. pre.- 33
A meeting of the second
eld to-day, and resolutions
roes action for the appoint
early sale of the road.
Baltimore Market.
Cincinnati Market.
New York Cattle Market.
8.. _P, Is& 0 - CT A. _T_. _
HUGH M. BOLE,
PENNSYLVANIA
NUMBER 2.•?3
glaguerrean (13alleries.
R.O GI- MRS'
Ambrotype and Photograph
rm pßnalra:
GALLERY,
No. 70 Firth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSin THE POST OFFICE
irir Photographs, colored orplain, taken at short no..
tire, at Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFE SlZE,and
colored in Oil. mrB
LIFE-SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
P HOTOCVELA.PM3S,
Colored In Oil, Pru3telle, or Plain, in the most &criers
style, and at Eastern prices.
WALL'S GALLERY,
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Jones' Building, 'Fourth street.
pIIOVOGRAPII, AMBROTYPE,
ME
LAINOTYPE AND, DAGUERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, Cbr—Flfth and Grantstreda—The subscriber bar
ing fitted up rooms in M'TIGRE'S 'BUILDING, is now
prepared to take Likenesses that CANNOT FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Call and examine the collection.
, • A. AE,
Corner of Fifth and Grant streets
*WINO 't u g ICI 4111(1) LEI
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Stearn Engines, Shafting:aralyullies
Boring Machines,
Mortice Bfachin,Ns,
Gear Wheels,
Rangers, etc., etcl
Orders promptly attended to
afriy
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SMELTING (W ---- 1 -‘' ) K S.;
PARK, 1,111)Te ilk CO.,
MANUFACTURE OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt pper, Pressed Copper Bet
toms; Raised Still Botto s. Spelter Solder, to., also im
porters and dealers in bletals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire; &c. Constantly on band. Tinrnen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 First, and I.n) Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any de.
lied pattern. my24lydaw
WM. X. FABERR, & CO.,
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.
Give ;articular attention to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
=lay, and circular saw mills.
Have always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines andHoilers of every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron seppaarraatteely, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Follies in every
variety, and continue the mannew•ture 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.
Air - Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly tilled. tneMtindsw.
DAVID C. PARS
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SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 1:33 Second streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
Retorts and Stills, Gil, and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Deg
Irons, Wagon Boxes,Sieel Moulds, Pulhes,Hangers and
Couplings.
o Jobbing and Machine Castings of eire_ry descrip
tion made to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. mrlistlydsw
R OOFING. -GUM ELASTIC
IMPROVED CEMENT, AND
CANVASS ROOFING ; FELT, CEMENT, AND
GRAVEL ROOFING
Patented Aspheltle itooffing Felt.
ROOF.LNG MATERLkL4 FOR SALE,
With Instructions for Applying. OLD Boors altruor•
75 &741)trield St, between Fourth and Fifth
J. IL Hiller Wan a Jas. Collard,
HAVING ENTERED INTO PARTNER
SHIP, for the purpoee of carrTing on the
HAT AND CAP BUSINESS,
(Under the mama and style of HILLEBMAN &
COL
LORD,) would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they ate now receiving from the
manufacturers, and will open THIS DAY, an entire new
stock of
HITS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS,
Of the newest and latest styles, to which we invite the
attention, and solicit patronage of those desiring goods
in our lino.
NO. 75 WOOD STREET,
(Three doors from Fourth st.)
PITTSBURGH, PE.NN'A.
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CENTRE HAT STORM augr
L. HIRSHFELD St SON,
DEALERS IN
GENTS' FIIENLSRING GOODS,
AND
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
No. 83 Wood Street
The subscribers respectfully announce that Saws
made by them are_ guaranteed to flt; will be forwarded
to any part of the Union, on receiving from the parties
sending the orders, their personal measurement in
inches, according to the formula given below.
Remember the size must be carefully and accurately
taken,-as all necessary allowances are made by the cut
ter of the establishment.
First—Size around the neck.
Seoand—Size around the wrist.
Third—Size around the chest, immediately below the
arm-pile
Fourth—From the middle of shoulder, length of arm
to wrist joint.
Fifth—Height of person, from the shoulder to the
knee-pan. •
This plan is quite unique, and will be of great value to
gentlemen at a distance, who find it impossible to ob
tain at home, Shirts to satisfy them in style and fit.
Also, on hand, a full assortment of Shirts of our man
ufacture. Any orders addressed to us by mail, will be
promptly attended to.
P. H.—Pleree state by what conveyance they are to be
shipped. L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
iY3O No. 83 Wood street.
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THE MANUFACTURERS OF SA W
YEAS CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
after subjecting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is noFamily Wash
ing Soap in the United States, torso little money, having
at once so many good qualities, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTY- - In colors, firmness, surface and Mx
tare generally.
OF PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—I. or washing clothes, of every descnp
non coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed or white: for ntatilliti tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be Convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask fora copy
of the directions. B. C. & J. H. SAWYER.
le B 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
:,:%iiiiliTitipjumati)JiriAol:4
Joe. Dllwort - -D.W. C. Bidwell,
(Successors t Porter, Soya d Skett,)
AerIIRZELS OP
RAILRO. D SPIKES,
CHAIRND BOAT SPIKES,
Car. of Water. It. and Cherry alley,
jy2edy PITTSBURGH. Pei.
I 3 IA~p'ATHA
NIIT AND BOLT FACTORY.
Patent Hot•Preamal Nuts of all Aires on band, and man.
ufactured.- Also, _Bolts for Bridges, Machinery, Agrical
tural Implements, Ac., furnished at short nonce.
Warehouse, No. 114 Waster street.
:4:l' KNAP. SCULLY A CO.
II lITTER.-10 firkins for sale
V 1711 WILLIAM IL SMLTH aCO
AND MEDIUM
ALLEGHENY.
JAMES PABIC, .1!.&
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