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Yesterday was the first day of the fair of
the Allegheny Count : - Agricultural Society,
held at their grounds in the Ninth Ward. The
number of persons present during the day sea,
small, being contieed to exhibitors and fleet
hers of the associatien.
4rtieles of exhibition were brought in more
freely than was expected. and the fair promise
to be both successful and interesting.
The stock pen, are nearly all taken, notwith
standing tile inrt, number erected at the tirm.
of the State Fair last fall, and the display of
allkinds bids fair to eclipse that of any peeee
ding year.
At Mechanics' Hall there is Touch competi
tion, 'and the colleetion of iirtieles on exhibi
tion there is large and varied, and we observed
a great variety of articles in iron, such as
stoves, grates, Sic.
One collection in this department, worthy
pf notice, is that of d r. W. S. Haven, the en
terprisieg publisher, who has a line display of
stationery, including pens, pencils, ink, rulers,
paper weights, pen holders and stands, ink
standS, sealing wax, all of the first quali
ty. The quality of the binding turned out at
this establishment is shown by a number of
niigaz, hies and miscellaneous works, put up in
the i nert style. In blank books, he is evi
dently superior, exhibiting a great variety of
rutin bour.d in almost any material and style
and beautifully lettered. He also exhibits some
spebirttens - of card and other printing, which.
we believe, can nowhere be excelled. indee.l
the entire collection is one which does him
credit, while, making a tine appearance, it hdds
much to the interest of this department. A
elf botir would not he ill-spent in examining
his collection. •
Tn the same building we find Mr. o f
the firm of Davis ~ Uo., Fifth street, who ha.,
a fine case of Bibles, prayer books and sta
tionery. There are a number of beautifully
bound family Bibles, from the press of Messrs.
Harding & Butler. Baxter and Oxford,
printed on fine, heavy paper, and well illustra
ted. The prayer books are in every style of
binding, some very handsome and costly.
Messrs. Davis & Co. have muds this branch of
the stationery business a speciality, and can
rtirnish , books of this class of fine quality; and
at low figures. We also (•bs6rved specimen;
of the Mew glass gilt letters, so much in vogne
far windoWs, Which are sold at their establish
kihnt.
"'Ttlere are taatly_Other articles in Mechanics'
Hall worthy of notice, but we have not spay ,
b particolariz,e. to-day, and only adVise
tri'make a long stay in this • department.
fit am rear of Alechaeics' Hall stands Ma-
Hall, which is not yet filled up, though
workmen were engaged in !eating up machin
ery and shafting. Mr. Wm. Barnhill is t h e
superintendent of this department, and l'ur•
nishes one of his patent boilers, which supplies
steam, while the engine from which the power
required is obtained is one of
wionieLtN's WiI'ILLATINI: ENGINES.
)ctriohisdeserving ut notice, Ito chief rec
6Minendation is Its simplieity of.constructlen,
doing away as it does, with friction, i n a great
mfasitriii. - - Mr. Wightman has two patents,.
oho or the plan of the engine, and one for the
out oir arid reversing arrangement. It coin
bines'idl the tidvantages bf thiroseillatlng engine
With Ont the objections, width haVe - 'heretofel-e
Vet= - serious, to' it: the great friction of two
Aces beliig fitted together and made steam
tigbt by means of pdsiti)ii screws and fixtures,
themaking great friction, 'and rendering
the migi4e liable to get out Of order.—
'le Angles) bus nethiee' of the kiT.I taking
steam at the lower side ol the trimmer} through
the side pipe and corresponding openings in
the stand, it works precisely as a side-vale,
without the steam pressure. The reverse mo
tion and cut off combined in this engine 'nave
never been equalled in simplicity and utility.
The engine is particularly adapted to the rise
of. farmers and dairy men ; also for saw and
tlt mills. It can he applied to anypurpese:
r. Wightmhn is the proprietor of - the Penn
Machine Works and • Fonndry, situated on La
pock street, between Federal and Sandusky,
Allegheny city. He not only makes the en
gines above referred to, but many others, pro
nounced by competent judges superior in sim
plicity, durability and economy ; these are of
every size from one to a hundred horse power.
Also, shafting, pulleys and gearing of the best
quality, cotton and woolen machinery, mor
ticing-machines of the best patterns, and mills
lagreat variety. Mr. Wightman is a thoi'..
pin s praCtieal machinist, has spent thirty
years . in the in.....binery business in this city,
and is perfectl conversant with every branch
of it. Eris Wen; nes always borne a high rep
µtation for accuracy and durability, and we
believe it will be to the interests of all
in want of an engine, or indeed machinery of
any kind, to call at his shop and see for them
selves.
Mr. Wightman also supplies the shafting
and belting with which the machinery in the
building will be turned.
Domestic Hall is as yet scarcely half filled,
very few of the articles entered having been
brought in: Some specimens of needle work
and quilts will attract the attention of the la
dies. In the farther end of this building, we
saw two of
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Cl)r Pail!) root
JAMES P. BARE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Trans :—Daily, Five Dollars Per year, strictly in ad
vanes. Weekly, Single subsenptiona Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of five, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fart ;Mune and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and t; rant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pitishorell. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Tram 12:15 A. 51. 6:56 A. M. 101 P. M
Mail Tram._ 6:56 A. M.
Express Train.. 1:2:50 I'. 51. 6:45 P. M. 2:30 A. 51
Arrive at Chioago :
Express 6 47 I'. M. I Express, 9,17 A. M
Returning. a rive at Pittsleirgh :
Mail, 8!25 P.M. I Expri,4, a:3O I'. M. I Express, 2:33 A. 11l
(Front Federal Street Station. Allegheny.)
New Brighton Ai...olll[llo.llunit, ieliti A. U. 0:a1 P. m
" .. 6:05 A. M. 12:10 P. AI
Pemmylvanin Ruilnleld.
(Front corner Of Liluerty and grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train Rant P. M. 12:45 P. M.
Mail .. 2:511.A. M. 11:50 P. M.
Nast Line 4::M P. U. 02.20 A. U.
The Johnstown tiny Pa.ssenger
Train Coo A. M. 1:10 P. M.
Johnstown Acentmn 2,50 I'. Si. Max) A. M.
First Turtle Creek •• ......10:45 A. M. 11:90 A. INI
Satlond '. '• " _.... 4:311 P. M. 12:a0 A. M.
Third " " . " -..... 6r20 P. M. 6:15 P. M
riadburgh and thntirihsviaz Rmironei.
elProm Liberty and Gant streets.)
!wave,. Arrive,
Mail /train. :AM A. 01. 6:15 P. 31
Expre. 'Train . ..... ..... 4:30 P. L. 8:45 A. 31
acvdand aria I'll ~- • ,h Rot/mod.
(From corner m Liberty and flrnnt Areet,..)
Leaves. Arrive,
Eipre.a.a Train 12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
Mail -Train 11.25 A. M. 4.00 P. 31.
Fast Line 1.03 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wirilliimille Accomill.4ll“,,, 3.110 P. 01. 11.00 A. )I.
PittAirrgh, I Iola:Ida. and I'merii•in fi Thib,.l.
• : (Front 10l wily and ,:rout street,...)
Leavos Pitts. C.. 111111111, Arr. in Cm.
Fast Line 12.15 A. 31. 0.01.1 A. It. 11.3 n A. M
Express Train.. 1.05 I'. 31. 1 30 A. M. 7.30 A. M
THE COUNTY FAIR,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
MEMO
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Our County Fair--First Da}
In charge of Mr. Northrop, of th& firm of
Lasscell & Northrop, No. GO Market street,
the agents fur the Machines in this city, who
took pleasure in showing their mode of opera
tion to visitors. They attracted much atten
tion from their simplicity of construction, the
ease with which they run, and the perfection
of the work they produce. We confess to
having formed a favorable opinion of this ma
chine, as it is cheap, but at the same time capa
ble of performing work as well as those sold
at a higher price. It will quilt, stitch; hem
and gather, running easily with a treadle, takes
one thousand to fifteen hundred stitches per
minute, and is not liable to get out of order,
whiCh is of itself a great advantage. As sew
ing machines come into more general use, they
grownheapnr, and: the agents for the Braman
;whine are enabled to furnish them at the
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low price of thirty-five dollars, which will
bring them within the reach of all. it would
be a great benefit to , the fe!nale:'sex ifJeliery
house in the country were futnisheil with 'one.
The building devoted to farm products is
hotter supplied than any other department, be
ing tilled with mammoth pumpkins, tall corn,
grain, fruits and vegetables of every description
Floral Hall which, has heretofore been a tent,
is now a permanent building, and is admira
bly arranged. Gen. Jas. S. Negley, the super
intendent of this department, has displayed
his usual good taste, and the
.fountain at the
end of the Hall, constructed undcir7 his super
vision, will attract more visitors than any
other portion of the grounds. The fountain is
surrounded with sylvan scenery, moss and
rock work, and ornamented with plants, birds,
animals, tic. The display of fruits and flowers
will, it is expected, be very large and. attrae
tivo.
Artists' Hall is entirely taken up with pic
tures and other works of art. Tho,:r attracting
most attention are
- Which make a very tine show. Mr.,Glogger
is an artist who has recently come amongst
is.. but who, by his genius, is rapidly winning
name and fame. Some of his pictures are ex
quisite, all perfectly natural and harmonious,
with such brilliant effects of light and shade
21 4 cannot fail to cause them to be generally ad
mired. A picture of a eery lovely-young lady
of our city is a perfect likeness, and will be
recognized by all who know her. There are
also sonic lino specimens of pencil drawing. ex
ecuted by Mr. tilo , ger, and the pupils in his
,Irawing and painting academy. in the new
Bank - Block, on Fifth street, while a collection
"r colored photographs need only be seen to
he appreciated, as Some ul then, are ttio,t faith
ful likenesses of well-known citizens. Mr.
';logger certainly has talent which will give
lion as high a repiltation eliailviiere as he has al
ready attained in In City.
In this derirtment we also observed a col
lection, more wonderful that the paintings,
beoau_se the pr-iduet of an accomplishment fur
more rare. We refer to the pen pictures ex
hibited by Mr. Jenkins of t w o Iron City
which, as speeimems of penmanship, we have
never seen excelled. Those are executed by
Mr. Alex. Cowley. and Mr. Miller, Professor,
of Penmanship in this institution. Im e i s a
huge representation of of our
first parents. the appearanee or a line steel en
graving, and which one would searcely believe
...add have hi-en OWVII ted with a pen. Sonog
curds, and other specimens of penmanship ex
hibit equal ability.
tither object of interest are here roneentra
embrilein7 the finest eolleetion of
photo
graphs and ambretypes we have ever seen.
The space sot apart for Agricultural
Iniple
erents fs not su well tilled its hist year, but yet
there is quite a variety of ploughs, harrows,
threshing machines, mowers, grain fans, corn
dhollers, feed cutters, Ir., un exhibition:
n' the Key,tone \V“rit , . corner of Penns.yl
,:litt A Vent" , and Iley,l ,treet, exhibit Lee.
''ed Drill, which look the sweepstakes at the
State Fair last year. It is a well huilt,
and durable maeliine, will not choke or clog.
and will sow grass seed while sowing other
L ;rain. It in warranted to sow wheat, rye,
barley and and oats. timothy, clover, and all
other grass seeds, without injuring the seed ;
~.uv any quantity. from one pint to three bush
els per acre; sow deep or shallow as desired;
distribute the send even IV. whether the team
_a fast or slow---on level ground or side hill
They have also on the ground one of Smith's
patent stalk. hay, straw, and root cutters,
hich is very simple, rutting by a single mo
t,on of a knife, at most with its own weight.
It will cut away anything,. straw, hay, fodder,
,• tbbage, pumpkins, turnips, potatoes, and
r sits generally. The machine is furnished at
a low price. • These ;, , etitlemen also manufac
ture the Climax tirain Fan, which has been
thoroughly tried and found superior. The Fans
aro small and light, weighing only ono hun
dred and I Pounds, m o d will chair and clean
grain very rapidly. A visit to these machines
w:11 be, beneficial to every agriculturist.
The grounds throughout are in fine order.
The horse ring partieutarly is in o“.ellent
con
'titian, and will doubtless be extemd rely visited.
In short, there is much animation at the
Fair. and the Secretaries inform us that the
entries in all departments are numerous.
The Fair will be opened to visitors to-day,
and a large intlox of visitors will doubtless be
present. Many visitor, from the country are
now in the city, who intend remaining until
the close. liv this evening every article and
animal intended for ekbibltion will he'withirl
the enclosuro,innd'our Fair will then be worth
a visit.
A pair of very line elks are on exhibition,
which will be driven around the ring to-day.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run PXl4.lt •
sion train,: every half hour, commencing at
half-past i3i4lit, : and the Citizens' Passenger
Railway Company now have twelve cars run
ning,. which leave each end of the road every
Ave minutes. No ditloulty will be experienced
in getting to or from tho Fair, as tho accom
modations will be ample for all.
DEATIL OF J AC01; APCOLLiSTER,
Tp4ONIAi. my TOE Dotuit.A.,
CLUn.—At o special meeting of the Dougta
Club Of Allegheny county, held in Vigilant
Hall, last ecening, on motion of J. C. Devlin,
Mr. W. S. Matthews was chosen temporary
chairman. ' . it
'The•Aject of the meeting was stated by - r.
Jas. Irvin to he for the purpose or giving an
expre'sion of feeling in relation to-the euddeft
death of Jacob M'Collister, Esti., the late
Proihient .1 the Club, which sad :event took
Place on Tuesday morning at five 4 , 'cloCk. Mr.
Irwin 'said thht he had enjoyed an intimate
acquaintance with the deceased for many years,
and conic', betw tegtipep 4o nis itiestfinalde
wortli it 'a Private citizen in all his relations,
morally and politically; and to his in
tegrity in all business transactions.
Qn motion of S. 'Harper, u coilltoittee of
ttiree ul'as appointed adraftresoltiiions for the
consideration of the meeting. The chair ap
pointed Messrs. S. Harper, T. B. Hamilton,
and It. Tazgart, on e.aid committee:. 4 .-
report :
Whereas, In the inscrutable dispensation of
Divine Providence, we fq., called upon to re
gret the decease of 4aegb 3PLldllister,
our bite respected President, in whose honor
and ability we have . ever had COrlageil(T, end
whose many pri‘gte virtues have endeared him
to us; therefore, be it
Resolved, That, while we ,submit to the un
alterable decree of an All-wise Creator, in the
the removal of our lamented President from
the exciting scenes of this life, we cannot but
regret the loss we have sustained of an influen
tial and active member, the loss to saciety of a
respected citizen, and to a bereaved wife of an
ever indulgent and devoted husband.'
Re:solved, That we offer to the widow and
relatives of the departed our most sincere and
feeling ceindolcnce in this sudden and great
bereavement which has befallen them, and
trust that they will be able to recognize in the
same the hand of Divine Justice, and to take
encouragement, from the oft repeated promises
of Holy Wtit, ,- to' bear their affliction with
Christian resignation. .
Rcsslced, That a copy of the proceedings of
this meeting be presented to the family of the
deceased, and that the same be published in the
daily papers of the eity, • • : '
The report was unanimously approved, and .
on motion, the club adjourned.
W. S. id ATTU/MS,
JAs. IRVlK,Srerotary.
Itutisny S Ni wcosins CIMPI3F,LL a ...IN
sTitm.s.—This capital company of Ethiopians
have been willing golden opinions , free; all
sorts of men since their visit to this city. VOL
two weeks they carried all belore them in Phi
ladelphia, and this week they are turning away
people every night in Baltimore. On next
Monday they will commence a weeks enter
tainment at Masonic Hall, in this city. Their
company is pronounced on all hands the largest
and most talented now traveling. Their friends
in this city will be delightA to see them back.
Mr. P. A. Clarke, their business man, is now,
in the city making ,the necessary arrange..
ments.
Tax largo assortment of Carpets to be sold
this afternoon, at two o'clock, at Davis' Auc
tion Rooms, 54 Fifth: street, are now arranged
for examination. It comprises new styles and
good colors. The carpets will, be sold In quan
tities to suit.
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PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1859.
The Charges Against Mr. Rutheribrd.
We stated yesterday that Mr. Thomas G
Rutherford, Superintendent of the House of
Refuge, had been accused of certain practices
alike discreditable to himself and injurious to
the institution, and that the Exutivo Com
mittee of the Board of Managers of the House
of Refuge had been engaged in examining into
the charges. The examination was continued
yesterday, and brought to a close in the after
noon. We cannotgive the nature of the facts
brought out, but the following resolution of
the committee was the final result of the in
vestigation :
Revolned, That the President be requested to
call a special meeting of the Board of Managers
for the purpose of submitting to ,aid Board the
proceedings of this investigation, with a copy
of all the testimony taken, and that in the
meantime Mr. Rutherford be suspended from
his office.
A meeting of the Board of Managers has
been called for Thursday, when the testimony
taken by the Committee will be laid before
them, which will probably determine their
minds as to the acceptance of Mr. Rutherford's
resignation or his disgrace and discharge. It
would be only fair to the Superintendent that
public opinion be suspended until the Board
rhull have taken action, as it is possible he may
be able to clear up the very serious charges
made against him. ,
—Just of we go to press, we learn that Mr.
Rutherford was arrested last evening, and
brought up. to the Mayor's office, where he
would probably remain until this morning.
He was at midnight in a private room, in
charge of an officer. Ho was arrested upon
the affidavits mentioned yesterday, and it is
rumored that the action of the Mayor was
precipitated by information that Mr. H. was
pack ing up his movables, preparatory to leaving
the city. We cannot say whether this be the
fact or not, but so we are informed.
Meeting of the Central Board.
The regular meeting of the Central Board of
Education was held last evening. Members
present. Messrs. Kelly, Miller, M'Auley, Neg
ley, Over. Sergeant, Varnum. and President
Singerly.
Mr. M'Auley, with a few brief and appro•
priate remarks, submitted the following rose
inti,ns as expressive of the feelings of the
Board in view of the sudden death of Jacob
M'Collister, a member of the Board •
Ri•—/erd, That the members of this Board
have hoard, with .I.•tip and unfeigned regret, of
the unexia•cted and untimely decease of their
respiseted colleague, cilleob .
who was endeared to them by his litany excel
lent qualities, his sterling worth Is man, his
Incorruptible honesty, amid his stern det otion
to right in the discharge of all his public or
private duties. The cause of edu c ati on l ose ,
in him Is warm and useful friend.
Rrsch , ../, That the Board, in testimony of
the it high respect for the deceased, will attend
the t'uneral in a body.
That the Sulu - adz; under the e1.(1
trot of this Itinird be ti istnis,,d urint; Wed
nesqinv.
Ile•••1 reol. That those resolutions be pineed
upon the minutes. and that the Si4-retary be di
rcvted to furnish a copy to tho family of the
deceased.
The resolutions were adopted unanita ,, usl
and the Board adjourned.
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Terra-Culture,
Tire/re ' , LureJ.o/1,14 ,bir , i4pl Me
thi, iiinln• in {VS , .,L , nvh•n 4'•rrn hi ',Xi 1,-re
All the principles of Terra•l'ailture will lac
a tt plaint...l. and the Mitio loctlire will be r.pr ,a/.
et three times each day. and each lecture tt ill
occupy one hour, commencing at nine A. 0 .
and at seven i• 0., tit the. Iron Pity Collee,•••,
corner of Fifth and Smithfield streets, The
rind the details of the practice will
be recapitulated on saturalay, the day . - after the
Fair. at ten ,at the carne Tduce . Adini , -
sion fee to olio or to all of the 1ct . t.111'4 , 1, Urn
Berman, si , anal ladle. $1 ea c h. The lecture
will be repeated a third tin. , at Ilentleysvillaa.
on Monday, September Pi, a t tea a. m at
Xlonottgnhela City, the fourth time, on \Veal
nesday, September '_'lst, at ton A. tt., anal pc,
',a l as. at Pinkly villa, on Friday, Septem•
lair at ten A Al , by the general re
quest of all the Terra-culturists of Washing
ton, county. Pa.
The opposition appear to be jettiou4 of the
great improvements by Terra-Culture. We
twlieve we ean not do the cultivator 3 of the soil
a greater favor than to induce them to learn
Terra-Colture of its founder. lie tbei, not
allow any por.i,rl to teach it for biro . -
UNTO/WTI - NA IF: AFFA 111 In Saturday last,
a military celebration at Pro,peet, butler
county, closed Ivith a ball, at which some bad
whisky was comoinicd, engendering several
quarrek. A man mimed Gallagher, belieYinG
John S. ]airman, a printer, formerly of this
city, to la, the friend of a person with whom lin
had quarreled, ordered Lim away, and used
threatening language. !''airman walked . off.
!mood jiitivelf leish a stone in view of an at
tack. and returned, when Gallagher again up
proached and struck him. Fairman threw the
stone, and struck Gallagher on the head, frac
turing his s):Aill.:Gallagber's life was, thought.
to be.in dangei, Rfia - -Fairtilan was nrrest6d . anti
rommittvd to jail tow:tit the reiuit of his in
jurie, 'host, who friw . the 'occurrence say
Fairman acted purely it self-defence.
Wllll l lfs CARRIAtiE This
popular Scaler in vehielt- fins, at his establish:
ment, at Tvit, 31,10 POD, near the fair grounds,
something like one hundred splendid vehicles
of all destcriptions, made in the best manner,
and suited to all tastes and all purses, long ct•
short. lie has carriages, b., ..
454te,- t,ocKaways,
Cern:an town wagons,',lorsfly wagohi, so k
&c., &c., of a great variety of styles. Air.
White is a fair and honorable dealer, sells
cheap, and over ready to acitorninodate.
Persons I f tm coktptiy, t t 'isiiing ti. buy,
can 0,4 do better titan to pay a visit to his
establishment. it is but a fow stops from the
fair grounds.
FAST TIME BY A FAST NAO.—It is record
ed. in the latest annals of the turf, that Flor , .‘
Temple, the celebrated racer, who, wlttl . 11et
e. unlly celebrated competitor, Ptdficeii, passed
through our city on her way Westward, on
Monday, Made the fastest time aye! known, on
Sunday night , having accomplished the almost
iheredible feat of running a mile on the track
in one minute anti thirteen seconds. This
seems astonishing, but it is nevertheless true,
fin we have our information from a conductor
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, by which she
was brought here, who actually saw the feat
performed, and timed her by his chronometer.
Tit E PITT:Aw lion To E.iTRE—The thousands
of Strangers who will be present in our city to
day will find at the old Theatre, ti most splendid
entertainment. The company is an excellent
one, and fir. Howe product./ 144 piopes in a
style not easily to .64 ereellad In tiny Theatre
in the country. To-night the thrilling drama
of the ' , Hidden Hand ' will bo produced, fol
lowed by the capital farce of •' The Captain's
not a Miss." Those who do not often visit the
Theatre will find themselves repaid ten times
over by going there tonight and Bening the
New fork Ledge story presented to the life.
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AsaAULT AT A Pi'-Nic.—At a pic-nic, held
by the American Protestant Association, on
Monday,afternoon, a row ensued "at the close,
in which Mr. Thomas Perkins was struck on
the head with a heavy mallet in the hands of
a German named George Eberhardt, inflicting
a severe Wound; severing one of the small ar
teries. Mr. Perkins bludprofusely, and Dr.
M'Cook dressed his wound. Yesterday,
Eb
orhardt was arrested, ang held to bail by tte
Mayor in the sum of five hundred dollars for
further:hearing en a Amp of assiltilt, and bat
tery, next-Friday.
BARRY SULLIVAN plays Hamlet, one of his
greatest parts, at the Apollo Theatre to-night.
He is a'great artiste, and on his previous visits
to this city has always played to large and
well-pleased audiences.. A man who can play
Hamlet; as he can play it, may claim a position
in the Very front. rank of his profession. •
THE DIME MELODIST, with all the best songs
and ballads now in vogue, with both music and
words, for sale at the great -Masonic Hall
Literary Depot. It is full of the very best
inodern; songs; and is certainly cheap enough
it a dime. Buy one.
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Birmingham were sold yesterday afternoon
on the premises, by P. At. Davis, auctioneer
I lot on Wharton at., 24 by 120 feet $445 00
2
Harah It. 24 by 1•Al feet. each 420 00
1 Corner of Meadow and Mary eta, t)
by IA feet 275 00
/ `• Ramo nice adjoining the above 221) (0)
" " .4 44 230 00
SALEs of stocks last evening by P. M. Davis,
auctioneer, at the Commercial Sales Rooms,
No. 51 Fifth street:
IS pillar, lk of Pitf: ,, biirge $52 ao
le M. and M. Bank 54 75
10 Cilizenn' Batik 55 25
NEW style fall clothing, cut in taste and
neatly made, for men and boys. at J. L. Car
naghan At Co.'s, Federal street, Allegheny. *
MEN'S AND Boys' CLOTIIINU of every va
riety of style and material, manufactured ex
pressly for us, and decidedly the best stock
ever offered in this market. gentlemen and
parents will find it to their interest to call at
our establishment, corner of Federal:street and
the Diamond. Allegheny city, before purchas
ing elsewhere. A strict adherence to our sys
tem •af large sales and small profits has given
the name of W. H. M'Oee & Co., an enviable
pre-eminence which no competion has hitherto
disturbed.
H RN. —Tli is pain In I , onsation etri=e ,
from tho f.tomach and dtseaaed taanlition of the dna,-
tire organs, which may be eared I.y the use of %VII,-
NUN'S PILLS; a remedy which tweiliy year: experience
han proved to to unequalled aa a gt•l‘Pral I,tharti, med•
They al, propared and .old IT a I_ k Po,
Wholesale Drugg,t, and Propneior. It. L Falito.,-
toek's Vol mirage. No. no Wood 4treot..
Sold et letall by druggo,b, erf•rynin.re
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER,
Pitt Street, Plitlibitrgh
A V I NU MNINIENCEI)
I am prop3re.l 0. fornl.ll mn
SUPERIOR ARTICLE n 1 EjlEq/1
In tuldo ,on to m• rto;.011:tr bran,l4. I :Ito to tonfoontr
mc von FINE FLAVOIZEI, BrrrEt: ALE. put up in
pajltage9 ciptcoody for fitmily
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Th. Al, not only a ,b•ltglitfal bvvf.rago, bat i. Lt¢luy
rt•roturat' .141.1 b;f the medical faettlt), ‘,/11•11.
a mild. n , ura-bnaa tame 1,111111,,i I la“,- 'icy
relebrat•-.1
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Glrottontiv on hand. consisting of E. ESN ETl' nirrEv.
Ast; (11 P.I6N E ; PORTER Atilt litioWN Kr• , t*T.
P:tckitiff, to - .nt to Roy (wt of the city. 'mg] H.,
EATING BY STEAM.--As it teAituonial of
the workmanlike manner, lwrfcct ittm‘in of their ,elf
re,tillatin.; inaehinem, safety, economy m ru..l, :till the
fade attention neeessitry to keep each ro,mecunf,,,lablo,
we give this certificate to Messrs, I aria
.0.••••••sinii ito Mit 1 Co, for their 11,11114 , ,
by Rip:lM the Second Ward Put4ic School, in the ray 01
Plu,burgh. and which ha, mot our 3p13001:.% 11j - 1,1 xn
would reeinninenii them to the go entire
N.itii , faction of heating by t•teatn.
It. Miller. Jr, John Mar,hall, Jr, M. Tin.fle,l,sirg e
Wilson, John L
DAVIS PHILLIPS,
Sienna Iltzdang, Orts Flthng , Pitanninq nod Bra. Funafer.
Deniers in trey it.cripnon (.1 am! Patures and 11.rni.
No. •7 Wood wad 719 } • trot :arse. PitLpd,urgh.
dellklylos
& ENTZ 11611F.P. Sign and
Ornfiriwnt.l and :no tier, € loft at their
.hop on F.,iirth street near Marko!, Burk to. fitul•fing,
rill ho promptly attended.
M I
ch.• 1 V1111 • 111 kV, I.eon long fc't
I. now open. under the ..iiporintendenee ~r
Jackman in the 12\1:vette Badding. En
trance. ...treet. It to til,,zned for the perpetu:d
exhitaci..n the product.. of M..elia.roc...
Invent,r, and Artikan.4: RIO In a pine, of resort
information ivlatire to thove t.ranelo,
of indii,try. either by ...taniihation of ..nnipte.• or
haring artk),... to hying
before the publieltilt find it greatly to their 14,1,ant;,g0 to
varnpl.
•w - ' The public are respectfully invited to yt.lt th,
fore..im mot - x. 1,14, 8,1.0.1104,1m1, 1 , 29. ir.J at 'VII
, r FAL Lu the 49th year of ho , age.
ftlflorßi mom 11 I. pl:We this ant. 111.., 41. at
from In.. lit.. reao.b . ne... N .21," Fifth
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11% you ARE SR :K. THE PRAHA 111 LITV Is
thd the root of your nufTer: . . ) .; i s to toe ,t4rrta..h. From
It WWI/. Pit/MAXIS pyrpeleos, Acne. Languor,
Nr,t, and a legion of other tormenting di.etnes.
ut—tion produee, thin biood, and therefore de.troys the
str.•ngth and vigor ot the eau, system To restore the
noi• of th• ae,,l enable it to:throw oft and do , .
f“,i•v• 1 the..., trotil , l.•cotne and dangerous vont
rlef•,,atry tint 1 , ,,,,rina Ilse of
112. HIt!T ETrEIVS t'ELEBRATEIi STO , MAtaf BIT
TERN A trial of their power cannot fail to prone that
there finhire in their sedative effects. I. cheer-
Inlly recommend them tin the pubbe. knowing, qs cry
0, their many excellent hush ties.
Fat it ;le by Druggists and deader. generally.
[JOST Err Elt S AM ITH,
Muuttfueturer+ ;Lila Propriocors,
Na t. Water, and 5S Front ntraste
JOSEPH NEyER & SON,
r,y„..„zw,tovi-; 111,1,•.;110 and Iletml 11,,j e r,. in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
No. I Penn Street, filolvo the Canal,
Have nn b Ind W 4 lorgo assortment of Fanny and Plain
Tiirintutu, in alnut andSiltio;,:any of their own mono
(ammo, and wiirrantoil equal in quality and styli - , to any
manufactured in the city, and trill .ell at rimaon.b/..
tal.
T84151$ TO TUE
ALLEGHENY COUNTY FAIR.
WEDNESp,4I 7 , TIII.IItSIN.A AN II
FRlDAY,Septemb,"l.l, I. uild l t, Tram+ n.)II run
vvely Lulu on the
i 4 ENNSVLVANIA RAII.BOA
Between the PlVlAengerStation and thr F.% I I:4:M NI is,
First Trail. each day will leave Passenger Stain a a?
S'ZIO, A. M.
Laid Train will learn 1-:rounds at 6:ro, P.
tr. 5 4 (YR WAY.
sTmAtcr, .b qtt
BATES & JOIINSON'S ROOFING
WM. JOHNSTON.
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
ehdsed the interest of het late partner, G. S.
RATES, in the ROOFING BUSINESS, WWI is il t e sole
mint/Isom° and dealer in the foßowlug thn a Mettnct
kinds of Rootipzi—
Ilst. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can—
vas Roofing.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and Gravel
Rooting.
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Felt
.111
waSTAllltod FIEF: AND WATER PROOF. Roofing
Material fur .sale, wit printed instructions for using. Of•
five at I3ATF JOHNSONS' OLD STAND, 76 Smith
field street. .
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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N. B.—Tlii, Gum Cement is unequalled as a Paint for
Metal Roofs, lasting twice as long, at least, as paint. anti
cheaper.
Velo:thive
NOTIC.F.—Th e underAisect have this
day associated themselves together in the whole
srde and retail Hook, News and Penotheal business, at
Davis a oo.'s, Odd Fellows Building , en Fifth street,
under the style of Smyth A: Mock, and respectfully so.
rat a share of public patronage.
W. C. SMYTH,
JOHN W. PITTOcii.
•
W. C. Sarni..,lso.W. Firrocs.
SMYTH & PITTOCK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
NE WSPAPERS, TILAGAZINES,
AND (h ruBLtcATIoNs, GENERALLY.
Al DoTts & co.'s, Odd Fellows' Building,
NO. GO FIFTH STREET.
WPartieular attention given to packing wholeeale
orders.
MARBLE! MARBLE H
Jour" nrcAnGo
MB A IiZAVTIML 13II2CTION OF
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, &c., &c.,
le...The public are respectfully invited to examine
Cur nock• Price!' low, and work warranted.
bat7in ' NO. 888 LIBERTY STREET."
EXTRACT ROOTS, for making beer, for
wile by B. L. FAIINESTOOR. & 00,
3720 No. GO oor. Wood sad Fourth sta.
,
ak•-•
THE LATEST NEWS
From Washington
WAsiitswrox, September M.—The State
Department has received information from our
Minister at Berlin that Christian Ernst, an
American naturalized citizen, who had been
compelled by force to enter the Hanoverian
army, has, upon the remonstrance of our gov
ernment, been discharged from the service.
Flag officer Montgomery, of the Pacific
squadron, writes to the Navy Department that
Captain Kelly of the Saranac reports that he
could learn of no material interests of our cit
izens at Guayaquil, demanding protection.
That town was evacuated by its inhabitants and
a bombardment by the naval forces of Peru Was
threatened, that republic ,being at war with
Ecuador. Capt. Montgomery says, unless oth
erwise direted, he purposes revisiting all the
ports of Central America and Mexico s•: far
north as Mazatlan.
Information has been received here that ti,3
steamers Cass Vrisarri and Mary Pran,,,,,
dap Juan river, Niettraugua will he for
debiN
The American Fire Company, 1 , 1 Philadel
phia, are rec. iving, marked attentioils, especia;-
ly from our firemen. They hats been enter
tained by Col. Florence. Or visiting the ex -
ecutive to-day, they were cordially
received by the President. who briefly respond
ed to the presentation address. Lien. Small re
plied. They will visit Mount V,•rEwn to
morrow.
A largo war, of di 4•1/1110111t, wen• received
from General blarney. r,•lrrtiv,• 1,,
J ima island I`lll brth: i rig cipio, the
"rro:pondence with (;overnor
There no probability of the , return I I ;,.n.
lerez to NV,hinz,ton, 'but the Nioarauguan
Legislation will remain in charge ot• ti•n,•r
olinn, the C,,5111
Th,• it , Sllllll3l StAtt•liiOnt
tho N•ttori crop of 1 sUrnint4 up 111.• t..11t1
nt bftle-,
New York Items
NEW YOEK, September la —The member.
of the Stone Cutters' Association of the, ,•ity
not last evening, at Montgomery Hall for the
purpose of giving their .ocpredteon
thy with the it brethren on ti e strike itt the
city of London. Thordo,ided to contribute,
and send them material aid as ~Doll ns pos , ihie,
as well rL t heir , ympathy.
This morning there was launched from
Henry Steet ship yard, at the foot of Tenth
street, East Hirer, a side wheel steamer of
about seventy toms burden. She was built by
the New York State Colonization Society. She
has been named the Soth Grosvenor, after our
late distingnished citizen, thn;ugh whose mu
nificence the Society was enabled Lo te.unte
the expense of that undertaking. Tili.astiitini.
er is designed to run ell the coast of Liberia,
from Cape Palmas to Uallivas , stopping at
Monrovia and other points on the route. The
requirements of Liberia, for a vessel for this
purpose, have long been evident, and in the
early part of this year a Moreantde unit
in Monrovia suggested to the Society that if
it would rort , truct a , :teftmer, they would char
ter her for a number of years, and pay for her,
in installments, within that time.
From Port au Platte
N etc YORK, September I:l,—Sc the brig
John Butler. Capt. Miner. we have dateii to
the 1-t cry doll, and the
t.baccii crop i in and nearlv all bought up.
Exehttni4e paper for gold two hundred and fifty
dollar. national for one dollar, and not much
papa-. There is very little avin v y iti eireutn
tion.
The theca ‘l..teet,i, two mouths
,ine v in the ncl of landin4 and rowing coun
terfeit money from tln• State;, eocupud from
the jail Lie,p,r. •
The people generally are much dissatistied
with the prevailing goVertirllellt. and predict
a revolution shortly. There will not probably
be much lighting. All that would be nere,,Ary
would be for It majority to declare their di,,ta
h,fuction, and the re.ollt would be certain to
ensue. The treasury is kept dry a u-zual. All
money:, are forwarded to the city
Arrested for Forgery.
BA LTI Molt e, September Edward A,M
ratt, a clerk In the employ of Belt, Bowie
Co., was are, sted to-day for forging the names
of his employers to a check on the Franklin
Bank, for nine hundred and thirty dollars.
%he money was obtained on the cheek, but
nearly all of it WAS recovered on the arrest of
the olrender. Ile subsequently attempted to
commit suicide.
Maine Election
PnitTLANI', September I,i,—An election Wan
held in this State esterday for tiovvrnor and
Member,' of the Legislature. The returns tilt,:
fur received indicate the re-election of L o t
Morrill, Republican, for Govorli,y,', aw,u an in
erettNed Republican ~tpreesiaey' i n the Slaty.
rI I .IIE MAN LT FAt :Tll RERS sA w_
lEf'S CHEMICA L OLIVE ERAsl‘ E SOAP,
atter subjecting it to the severest teals p. th e
trade, are fully peisnaded that thm: t , no nontly
mg Soap in the I 'lntud :hates, tot'sn limo money. having
at good.tweenc ualtue,.., Ond
OF We-UM—ln cullers, firnme,,
tare gent:l,llly OF .
PURITY—In freedom front rl,lll, torpontinv,
clay, fish oil, stale jgre.,e. and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—For wte•hmg clothes...re very
coarse or Ilnet ewtitti. linen, wools or
printed m v,nit, for LRAAINLI tar, grea , e, piteh. pour,
ed. primers shoemakers' writ, et.•.. train clothes,
nit - mute , . and - from the
litre It a fear trial for your...elve‘,. and 1.0
Remendier, the nanny is 0;1 cacti bar. Ask for a oopy
of the direction., tl. C. & 11 SI \O'ER,
47 Wood mecca, Puhdalreh
pit
J 400 barrels Primo N. (131; Coop., ttt :
:51 1111 !it..ilt,llli, S. H. do;
Llo do Lovoring'.. first quality Syrup;
500 L ehoneelh,lColree;
75 Pocket'. olimee Java do;
12.5 Half Chesty Young Ilyson, Impartal, uno Poo
der, Oolong and 1'50,1101w '15 , 1,:
100 boxes assorted 1,,m,d, 4 to', blimp To;
covu,zton
' L:I IV/ 11 . 11. C3V/L SllllO ;
barrels .tlurn;
lo do I kairy' Salt 10 Saeks,
Jo hags limn Pepper;
15 do Allspice;
5 do Mat Carooa;
a) belt,. NO. I Soap ;
00
1 do Chemical Olive Soap;
35 do German d”,
3tl 1u Variegated air T..,t,t
bo daz , in Cis IVr ‘ shlieaM,;
:AI flueTzeis;
Jr) do Tule, escorted sizes;
100 do Brooms;
50 boxes M. R. Raisins;
20 do No. I Norfolk Chocolate;
40 do Madison Starch;
50 bales No. 1 and 2 haLting;
30 bar=ely hleaelled Eleplutm. and Winde:01 1 :;
10 to Strait's Tannery
15)
do Cod do do
10 do Eosin do
20 du N. C. 'Dar.
In store and for sale by
a NS 5111,LER .1 RICK ETSON.
R OOT, RUST & CLARK,
ILLNII7AITIMEILS AND DILWOU ill
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND
MINERS' OILS,
Also, Straits, Sank, Shore, Tanners and Neatefeot oil.,
Sperm, Patent and Adamantine Candle!,
jal2lyd 61 FERRY STREET, NEW YORK.
FURNITURE FOR CASH.-A full
sortment of Pittelairgh mamtfactute.l FURNb
TURF, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CASES,
WARD ROBES,
And every article needed in n well furnished dwelling
no well an a splendid wortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only
terms on which business is done at this establishment is
for CASIO, prices aro made accordinglv. Persons in want
of anything in the above line. would be advantaged by
calling at FACEINER A. IRWIN'S,
No. 1.03 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. FACEINU,
Joan M. lawns. riarZtly
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUITPTION':—
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral;
Jayne's Expectorant;
sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup;
fiennedy's
Sichlelourb'eo,,Mo,clle.r's,natendd
freshlA'Lan a e n 's d
NV istar's Ibsl.9atn Wild Cherry:
°) gen ug u h in S e, yru
A ll constantly
on hand at JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
selo corner Diamond and Market street.
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONYEyANCERI
OFFICE WITH H. HEPBURN,
Bselg l YlBl ' No. 90 Fourth street._
` I
TTER.-10 irking for sale by
ITZZ WILLIAM H. MUTH k CO
ging uerrean (Batteries.
Ambrotype and Photograph
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Photographs, colored or plain, taken at short no
ne.% at Ela,tern prices, and warranted equal to them.
SMA I. I, PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFE SIZE, and
colored in Oil.
mrs
L IFF,SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
AND MEDIUM
PH 0 T 0 Ca-R..E)A.PHS,
Colored in oil, Pastelle, or Plain, in the mostartiatia
tyle, and at .E.l'imorn pr cea.
ALL'S GALLERY,
e 8 Jonea' Building, Fourth street
PH OTOG R A P H, AMBROTYPE, ME-
I. AINuTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, eY,r PO/A and( , trantereets.—The subscriber hay
fittori np rooms in M'TIGHE'S BUILD NQ, is now
prepared to take Likenesees that CANNOT FAIL TO
w‘'F.: FISFACIT)N.
Gill and examine the collection.
A. LANE,
Corner of Fifth and Grant streeta.
k. Jaw( CALDWSLL, to
C.l 1,1)1V ELL &.
BOAT PIDLYISITERS & DEALERS IN
N111[11:, I 1.•1111. arl.l
, alo am. Tar, 'Pitch, Resin and Oita;
Tarrann. I Light and Heavy I Killings, eta
noe, I No, CA Water, and 78 Frort eta.
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lioEs.
SHOES
17 E LARGEST,
sTocti OF SHOES,
In Ihe market. it. to he found at the Cheap Clutha
JOSEPH H. BORIAN
1.5. Market st...second door from Fif
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
E -1x 111 BITI ON.—The Ninth Annual Ex
hibitin of the Penmylvania State Agricultural So
eietv. tt ill he held at Pv.Cll.Oll, Philadelphia, on TEES
! 15 ly I:l.sEs] UV. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the
2711 L. '7•111. dais of September next. On
11.•• S.loternlwr, the Secretary trill remove to the
et the Philadelphia Society for the promotion of
ko,ro•ultilre, No.lo, che.tnut street, Philadelphia, where
of entry for the Exhibition will be opened.
, n1dre...,1 to the Secretary at Harrisburg. John
ileielptim or Charles K. Engle, Hustleton,
win meet with attention till Ist September.
DAVID TAGGART, President.
\ Secretary.
f4.r extubition carried on all the Railroads
io tl sta:e. t.. nod from, tree of charge.
JOIIN N. CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
F.-peels] attention given to collecting and scoring
riaiin. "(every kind.
Roca wo—Jereminh Dunlevy, Sr.,
E. J. Roberts, Eqq,
Capt.. It. J. Grace,
Roberts & Mellon. Attorneys. lapl9
ICU KLITII. 50th L. PARE. 3AM PAR;
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Watideiuse. No. 140. First and 120 Second streets.
11:unda tarer. of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
heri:ris and snits : 11a. and Water ripe, Sad Irons, Do
I rim., tVii2on poxes. Steel Moulds, Pulltes, Hangers and
tlntplin Kam.
Ai4o .fidila rig and ]Lachine Castings of every deserip
iii. rondo t" enter.
Having a eomplete machine shop attached to the
Foundry. all necessary fitting will be carefully attend
ed
mr2bilydaw
REMOVAL.
DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
MANIr FACTUBSCRS OP
Iron, IFolls,yteel Spring., Axles, Wrought
Nutt, Womixer*, Spikes, Bolt.,
FIAT h tII.R, I.tD BAR OF ILL SIZF-3, ETC, ETC.
(lave retnov.,l to their new extensive Warehouse.
NOM. 77 Water and 94 Front Ste.,
Wh.•rc (hey are prepared to execute all orders in their
hue, a large and complete assortment of " Du
qu.•sne" manufactured goods constantly on hand,
which they otter on liberal terms, felktf
Wlll. U. NV Elf ,
NOTARY pvBLIC .
At 1' 'E the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
Vireet, near Wood. jyl3
. _
HIAWATHA
NIIT AND BOLT FACTORY.
P.,huallot-Presscd Nut, ut all sizes on hand, undman
ui:,,•tur.•,l. liridgr!,, Machinery, Agricul
111,31 IIIII.ICIII, Sr_, fumiuhad ac shore nonce.
Warehouse, Fey. 114 Water street
,urg.l:ll . KNAP. SCULLY
HE NEW PARK!
"PENNY'S (.1110tVr" recently fitted up as
Ft,Ol•T CITY" PARS,
1: new open for the F.:onion - we:Won et. he-Sies,Plem
urn Parties. &c.
ICE CREAM AND REFRMEMEIM
'.A Band of rdasle always in' ratondanos. A good
covered platform for dancing.
HOEVELER & MILLER.
1121=21
THE LOYALH.A_NNA HOUSE,
LATROBE, PENN,A4
TIIIS LARGE API) WELL VENTIL-
I..\TF.L HOUSE. pleasantly located within a few
yard of tho Pruti a. Railreml, is now open tor the re,
eoptiett of ,emitter ri,itere. A tine ten-pin alley has
reeontly everted rot tho premises, and tine fishing
albarlr,l nearbc. ALI trains 5t.,,,u here. Charges moderate.
y CHAS. W. FISHER, Proprietar.
•
171 i
ii_vlZ ALE—A FIRsT-cL4ss OWEL-
I LlSu 1101lSE. No. 13 Penn street. one ofthe most.
de...1-Mile locations in the oity for n private residence.
Tt tt • It, tust• I,,lninittaiiont.,comparat ively new, and fitted
wit,up all modern improvements and conveniences.
'f h,• lot to :Moot 1:0 feet front, by 160 feet deep to a
12 teat a11..y. and Into on it a large brick. stable. For
or fun tier Infornuttlon;apply is
B. GRAY & SON.,
D RAPIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. Clair street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PENN MACHINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
11. WIGNITHAN,
M ti F A G' s r i t i l .13 ' .;R Engi O n Shafting:and.Pullies
Bunt, Machine,
ornee blachines.
Gear Wheels,
Hangers, etc, etcl
Order. promptly attended to.
eVely
M'GINLEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 27_1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchange Bank.
EVOIN LEY, AT HIS SPACIOUS
juL. and elegantly arranged rooms, located as above
i s prepared to furnish all the Luxuries of the Season in
his line. llehcious
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of
all kinds,
And every description of Confectionery; all of the best
material will be served to order, day and evening.
Oa- Orders for parties promptly filled. Call and Jung
for yourself. (my 6) M. NOES-LEY.
FIRST CLASS
BLANK ACCOUNT BOORS
OF ALL STYLES AND. SIZES,
MADE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM THE SHELVES.
A LARGE STOCE. OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONMY.
In nll its branches, CARDS, cIRCVIghitS,
LADING, PAMPRIETS. -' • •
.)ems . 63 Wood 84.1t.IT'FpoilAx.
H •- --
tSTORY OF THE WESTERN INSUR
RECTION in Wei:tern Perinsylvainia, eanimonk
culled the Whisky hisurrecton,. 179-1,. by H0n...N..
Brackenridge, just 'issued and for sale by ' ' •
HAVEN,
setSk Market & Second and Wood k, Third As.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
President
ISALIH DICKEY.
Via Presidents.
JAMES PARE, Jst., Ist. JOSEPH DILWORTH, 9d
Stage of Water.
River—one foot three inches water in the channel
Reported R.ipressly for the Day Morning Rua.
Prrounoa, September IS, Mee.
Flour... Less active to-day, but no change in figures.
Fales at first hands of 318 Ws. at 14,65 for superfine
and $4,60 for extra. 'Front store, sales 802 Ws, in
lots, as follows: 350 bbls. at $4,110@5,00 for superfine,
and $5,15@3,25 for extra; 116 hbls. superfine extra and
ex t r a f am ily a t $5,00, $5.35 and $5,50; 210 bbls. do. at
$4,60, $5.15 and $5,40: and 126 do. at $5,00, SB,M and $5O
Grain...Wastr—Elales 120 bush. white,.from store,
at $1,40; 300 bush. red do. $1,20. Coax-157 ,bush, from
store, at 90c. ; f.n) bush do. at 88c. Osm-410 bash.
from store, at 340.7 1.5 c.
Hay...Sales:Xl loads from scales at sl6®lB ton; 16
loads at .$141.7 do.
Bacon... Sales ta/00 the. shoulders at 7X48c..; 1600
IDs. sides At %%glee.: 1500 The. hams at 10311o.;'8
tierces sugar cured do. at l*eygd3c.
Sugar... Sales 7 hhda. N. 0. at Sc...i bbls. do ! at
Molastaea...Sales 29 bbls. N. 0. at 41e. 7/1 gal.
Coffee_Sales 31 seeks Rio at 1234 e.
Cheesie...Nales 50 boxes W. R. at 83.1 e.
Beans.. Sales 18 bush. small white at $1,40 V bash
Ime...Sales 12 bbls. Louisville at $1,25
Salt... Sales X; bbls. No.l extra at $1,25.
Eggs... Sales 7 bbls. packed at 83 c.
9 bbls. Lard No. 1 at 90c. 7$ gal.
Fish... Sales 12 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel at $ll,OO.
Potat oes... Sales GO bush. common at We.
Whisky...Stiles bbls Rectified at 111(:4271e.
AND CHEAPES
NEw - roar, September 13.—Cotton firmer; 1,500 bales
sold at for middling uplands. Flour heavy
8,500 blots. sold. Wheat lower; '4OOO bush sold at 3to 5
cents of a decline; red $1,113; white $1,2501,51); Western
white 51,2801,35. Corn firm; 3,900 bush sold ; mixed at
81082 c. Mess Pork firm at 04,93015 M, andprime
heavy at 510,25. Whisky has declinedLic.; sales at 20 , 4 e.
Sugar steady. Coffee firm at 11®11.34c. for Rio. Molas
ses quiet at 10e. Spirits of Turpeiatine• Mill. Rosin is
steady at 55c. Rice firm. Butter steady at 11}ggillfic.
Lead quien Galena $5,77. Tobacco is quiet at 434@10e.
Wool unchanged; 90,000 lbs. fleece sold at 3734W '
and
30.0001D5. pulled at 32@-18c. Freights firmer,and ship
owners demand and advance.
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PEIELADELPELL. September 13.—Flour is dull; fresh
ground, however, is firm for white, and the old stock
is drooping: there is very little shipping demand: sales
of son bbls extra family at f,3,50 to the trade, trie9 l :Wi,4
for superfine: 54,75(g5,50 for extra. and $5,5606,50 for
extra family and fancy. Rye Flour and Corn ideal aro
unchanged. Wheat is in good demand: sales 500 bush
red at sigkga.ln, and fair and prime white at 81,25(4)1,35;
600 bush Southern Rye sold at 72e. Corn is active; 8000
bush yellow sold at 80c. Oats are in fair demand; 4000
bush Uew Delaware void at ;;;.ey:l6e. Whisky is steady;
sales at 27®•2734e.
New York Stock Market.
New Yong, September 12.—Stocks lower— '
Chicago & Rock Island 70%1 Missouri e's 85
Illinois Central RR.— 68 Galena & Chicago...... 78%
Mich. Southern._...... 25 Michigan CentrW.-...,
New York Central.... 80 7 1 Ciovefiind & T01ed0.... 28
Reading 45 7 3 Pacific Mail S. S. C 0.... 8234
Canton 18L, Hudson River R R..... 37%
Since the Board closed stocks are still lower.
CINCETNATI, September 13.—Flour heavy at yesterday's
quotations. Wheat unchanged in tone or price. Corn
dull at 70c. for . mixed. Oats 37e. Rye 74®75. Barley
70ii. Whisky active at =3.0. Provisions are qme4 the
prices on Cut Meats aro weaker and Ye. lower.
littrnmar... September 13.—Flonr is in good request
at $5.00 for Howard street. Wheat has declined; sales of
12,000 bush. at $1,1541 ; 40 for white, and 1.0501.1.2 for
red. Corn steady; yellow fili.&B2e. Provisions steady.
NVhisky firm at 234;e. for Ohio. .
R. T. KaNZNEDY._.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
P 7 OUR, CORN MEAL AN - O' ECOMINY,
N toiTTSBLTItGB ALLEGHENY;
aui•lyilaw]
FALL SALE OF BOOKS,
CMENCES at their Book Establish
ment, Odd Fellows' Building, on
And continue EVERY EVENVG, during the week.
Theconsignments are of good character, and mutt be,
sold.
The collection embrace!
Biography, Trarels, Romance, Theology, Selene% We—
bon, Sc. Hardmg's and Lippincott's
largo s t o ck LETTER, and CAP
PAPER, ,ic.
The stock will all be open for examination and private.
sale during the day.
DAVIS t CO,
Book Auctioneers,'
PErata..*at:Ato:w.f.)**3:ll% • * . 41
PARK, 1117CURDY CO.,
MANUFACTURER., OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' ,uld Belt Copper. Pressed Copper Bot
torns,Raised Still Bottom..-; Solder, de., also im
porters and dealers iu rin Plate. Sheet Iron.
Wire, de. Constantly on 1...nd. 1 machines and
Toots. Warotionse,2 0.119 l'2o Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Spools' c— •!per cut to any dn
trod pattern. nnyZialdievr
H. BURGW IN,
No.lY! Fourth ',M.0.,
J. H. lliHerman (i Jas. CollOrd,
HAVING ENTERED INTO PARTNER
SHIP, for be purFiose of carrying on the •
HAT AND CA:I' BUSINESS,
(Under the name and style of aILLERMAN & cur,-
LORD.) would respectfully inform their friends smith°
public genenilly that they are now receiving from the
manufacturers, and will ;pen THIS DAY, an entire new
stook of
HITS, CAT'S, AND LADIES' FURS.
Of the neweat and btylea to which we incite the
attention, and patronage of chine ,rtne coedit
In our line. ,
NO. 7:5 = ei
AIJ,EGHENT,
CENTRE FIAT ,
STEAM
General &lOW'
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. -
MANUFA
Steam Eno..
Bred and fifty h.-: .
Saw Mills, Blast F I
Give particular
glues and Machin,•
umlay, and circula.
Have always on 1.
at short notice, Eng. -
Also, furnish 800 •
Wrought Iron Shar ,
variety, and confirm, -
chinery and Ata , hine
Our prices are low, our
the best quality of =stem..
to give satisfaction.
sip -Orders from au par
promptly filled.
RAILRous s. ---
dos. Dilwor
cage.,
. .
Cor. of Waver sou 5.....a0• a.•
bled, P1TT381710144 1 4 .
NUMBER 2SB
COMMERCIAL.
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
Treasurer.
NATHANIEL HOLMES.
Seeretary.
GEORGE H. TamiTrox
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
New York Market.
Philadelphia Market.
Cincinnati Market.
Baltimore. Market.
W. s. KENNEDY.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN /TROILISM
MAIRTFACTURED AND DELIVIkMia
TFMArS, CAREE- ON DELIVERY
DAVIS & CWS
Monday Night, September nth.
ANCIENT AND MODERN HISTORY,
SUPERB BIBLES;
SMELTING WORKS,
EA -