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VOLUME XVII.
the pails ) Post.
JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR - AND PROPRIETOR.
Tram Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
.Tan Ce. Weekly, Single subscnpfions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of fire, One Dollar.
LOOJkL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
PiOst;urgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(horn corner of Liberty sad Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. FL Wayne
.r)wesa Train.........P.115 A. M. 6:58 A. M. 1:01 p.
610 A. M. •
F.xprees Traln.-...—.12-.50 P. M. • 8:45 P. M. 230
Arrive at Chicago:
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• Returning, a rive at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 8:25 P.M. I Express, 3:30 P. M. I Express, = A. hi
• (From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation. 9-.30 A. DE 5:20 P. M
a 0:05 A. DI. LllO P. DI
Brassy/rosin Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
6:50 P. DI. 12445 P. M.
250 A. M. 11:50 P. Al.
ta) P. hi. 12:20 A. M.
Express Train.
Mwl
?sat Line
The Johnstown Way Passenger
Train .
Johnstown Accommodation.--
rirs.t Turtle Creek •
87cond " 4 ,
Third " •4
6.00 A. bf. 1:10 P. M.
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
.10:40 A. M. &50 A. M
4:30 P. AL. 12:30 A. M.
...... 6:23 P. EL 6:15 P. M
Pittsburgh and thane/mills Rai/road.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail ?rain
7do A. M. 6:15 P. M
Express Train. 4:30 P. M. 6:45 A. M
acreland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
Mail Train 6.25 A. M. 4.00 P. 51.
Fast Line.. 1.05 P. rd. 830 P. M.
Wellsville Accommodation 5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Piltiburgh, Cblurnbus and Cincinnati Rai/road.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cia.
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 1130 A. 51
Express Train.. 1.05 P. bf. 1.30 A. M. 730 A. 51
Rlot Among the Coal Diggers at Port
Perry—One Alan Severely Hurt
Notwithstanding the primal curse, that man
should eat bread by the sweat of his brow, itis
pretty generally conceded in these modern
times that a man can exercise his own will,
whether to work or not. If he or those de
pendant upon him starve, that is his own look
out. At ail events, it is inconsistent with all
-. our ideas of liberty that one set of men should
be compelled to work for another under terms
!.. nnd-.conditions to which both parties cannot
- agree.
The coal diggers of this vicinity have for
-• some weeks been on a strike, to compel the
employers to weigh each separate load of coal
as it comes from the pits. The coal proprie•
-tors say that the expense and loss consequent
`• upori Such-a proceeding would be so great that
it is utterly impossible for them to grant the
. .,.demands•of the miners. Both parties have re
-:, • solved that they are right, and each is deter
mined to adhere to his own side of the ques
tion. The miners have turned out and refused
•to work. - This they have a perfect right to
do. Their refusal to work, is their own busi
ness, affecting primarily only themselves and
families. But strikes, although they may be
commenced with a determination to defend the
rights of one party without interfering with
- those of another, usually result in collisions of
• an unlawful, and frequently of an outrageous
• character. Such, ive regret to say, has been
the result in one instance of the present coal
diggers' strike. Forgetting that the right to
!..quit work themselves did not carry with it the
right to interfere in the slightest - degree with
others who might choose or be compelled by
• their necessities to work, a party of diggers
"on the strike," attacked a party who were at
work at Port Perry, on Vonday, and a riot
ensued.
A few days since, Messrs. J. Corry & Ce.,
coal merchants, came to an understanding
with their men, that if their wagons were
branded they would waive their claims to the
scales, and resdine work. On Monday, in pur
suance of . this arrangement, a man was
brought from the city to brand the cars, and
thirty-live of the men feeling satisfied with the
concession, resumed work. During the day,
the striking miners held a meeting in the
neighborhood, at which the usual speeches
were made and resolutions passed. One of the
ij
,ealuits 'indulged in e harrangue of an in
. et enaterycharacter, irk which tile men who
L i.
. resumed work in Corry &, Co.'s pit were
denounced, and their course submitted to the
severest censure. This excited those who heard
it, and, acting under the impulse and excite
', ,- ment of the moment; some two hundred of the
men proCeeded to Corry & Co.'s pit, and as
sailing the men as they came out from work, a
terrible sc - ene followed. The parties attacked
,defended themselves with vigor, and being
joined by Mr. Corry and others from the ad
.. - joining works, they, in the end, put their as
sailants to flight, not, however, till ono of their
number was almost murdered, and several
others dangerously injured. '
. ' On Tuesday Mr. Corry cane to the city and
made information before the Mayer charging
- Conrad Speidal, F. Martin, Caspar Raymond,
. ! . N. Hartman, W. Sinedigger, G. Newton and
_G. Decker with riot. Three officers were de
- siatched to Port Perry to arrest the accused.
• ighe of the ring=leaders, the man SPeulal, was
4ringht at;this 'depni, just as IVO' ollicers were
- about leaving, and held in five hundred dollars
bail for his appearance this morning. What
disposition will be made of the others, should
they be arrested,•remains to be seen.
Whatever estimate may be put by different
individuals upon the merits - •of • the demand,
- which originally caused the strike, such con
. duct as this must be condemned by all lovers
, J r. }AT am. order: • These men committed 'a
most 'grcisii end'unpardOnable qutrege ;limn the
rigtitS"Of Oleic fellow men ie. the course which
they hove pursued. There is not one particle
,- Of justification or excuse for it. In this in
stance, they are the outragers, not the out
raged, and deserve the severest punishment of
. the law, which every good citizen will rejoice
to see meted out to them.
- ! ' It is to be hoped that prompt measures in
this instance may be successful in preventing
- the - recurrence of - similar outrages in future,
notonly among the miners at present on the
strike, but among all other classes of workmen
who may claim the right to interfere with the
free action of others.
• - , The officers returned from Port Perry last
night, without having succeeded in making
tiny arrests. The rioters had all either fled-or
-hdticenled'thennielves: 'Their' house's were un
'.
au - cc — esSfally - searched. The WoMeh, ! itappears,
p*ik an 'active part in the - onslanght; cheering
_op the men, txed manifesting a disposition to
.take part in the fight., fine of thifin waa found
with a loaded pistol concealed under her apron,
determined to do execution on soniabody if she
hail a chance. When called upon by the offi
cers she showed fight, and advised them to go
borne, at the same time flourishing a heavy
pokeeto enforce her advice.
: The prisoner, who was arrested at the depot,
will have an examination before the Mayor, at
ten o'clock this morning.
WHO STOLE THE BILL?—The question of
hew and after what manner the bill pled in the
rOthonotary's- once in the case of James S.
Craft' against the' 'ittsburgh and Steubenville
Railroad Company was abstracted from the
office, isyet as unsettled as that celebrated in
quiry " Who struck Billy Patterson 7" On
Friday, Alderman Steele was engaged ip taking
depositions, in order lo ascertain, if possible,
w h o had taken the paper. G. P. If.amilton,
Esq., Mr. Barton, and others interested in the
case, were present, but the reporters were ex
cluded, the Alderman, very properly, deeming
it his duty to return the result of his investi
gations to Court before making it public. The
public must, therefore, wait on the tender
hooka of expectation until next Saturday.
P,117511111K111 THEATRE.—The new Ledger
drat% of •• The Lost Treasure" was admirably
illpiesented at the Old ' Theatre last ''night.
The excellence and novelty" of the pieces which
Mr. Howe prottugres, and the admirable rnan
der in vchich they are played by his excellent
company, has already established the reputa
tion of the house as a lint class place of
amasernent. To-night will be played the ex
citing and_ effective drama of "bred, or th e
Dismal Swamp:_' produced in a manner, both
m, to stage.effects and acting, such as has never
been aeon in this city.
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FIGARO IN PITTSBURGH.
Say. does this lull presage a coming storm,
Or does our Refuge House need no reform t
Does odious calumny the subject handle, •
To raze the structure by the force of scandal
Was it a mischievous and false alarm,
When rumor rank'd it with a Turkish harem?
It must be so, for sure such shrewd inspectors
As the grave, cautious Board of sage Directors.
Who have eugag'd, in honor and in truth,
For to repair the erring path of youth.
Would ue'er attempt a course of vice to hide,
Without good cause, not seen by us outside;
Tho' some have guess'd the system by this sample
Was sought in ancient Greece for an example.
To have the base indulgence illustrated,
The SpartanS had their slaves intoxicated.
That on the youthful mind they might impress
The vile disgrace of drinking to excess.
Our modern Solons have revived this code
T' reform abuses by the same old mode,
Thus giviug,lieense to uubridl'd lust,
They fill the youthful culprit with disgust;
To gain lost virtue, by increase of sin,
Like gambler's Stake, by plunging deeper in,
As agent, to uproot the growing evil,
Their wisdom prompts them to employ the d—l
Once 'twas thought rank bigotry kept guard,
For 'gainst the Priest the prison gates are har'd ;
Brit what was deem'd proscriptive legislation,
We find a prudent, wise, consideration.
Full well they knew the pagan path they trod
Would be obstructed by the mw of God,
Whose holy mission, if admitted in,
Would prompt him to denounce such life of sin;
Proclaim the crime to citizen and burgess,
Of Christian laws forsaken for Licurgus
And ere the system would he fairly tried,
Make vulgar prejudice set it aside.
Our Lacedemons think their resolution
Preserves the credit of the Institution,
Short sighted dupes—a full investigation.
Alone, can raise it in our estimation.
Its character, now by your secret course
Of eushion'd crime must make it ten times worse.
You first proceed, and Rutherford suspend
Without a trial;—thus lie is condemn'd ;
And strangely next all scrutiny cut short.
Least it would prejudice his case in Court
Now, if attended with results expected.
By your first act such object is effected;
Therefore the , crutiny you have rents'il
In alike unjust, to public and fleetis'd,
And degrading to the Board at large,
Who can 't decide without the Judge's charge
As if in Justice seales your acts had weight
To sway the laws which regulate the Slate.
Forsake such timid course : act independent
Proceed to trial with th' Superintendent;
If innocenc. 't is doe to hini to show it .
Or if he '4:guilty. let the people know it
TUE STREETS. —From present appearances,
we are to rejoice in all the glories of "corpo
ration blacking" for the balance of the year.
The appropriation tbr cleaning and repairing
streets having been exhausted, the Street Cow
missioners have notified-Councils through the
Street Committee that they aro unable to do
any more work for want of means. Resolu
tions to add to the street appropriations from
the contingent fund and water fund have heen
offered and rejected, as thee• funds have
enough to provide for to take care of the in
terests for which they were originally designed
and appropriate, and as the city has no extra
funds which it can appropriate, we see no way
for the citizens to get along, except to raise a
subscription to clean the streets, or else turn
up their pantaloons and gracefully shorten
their crinoline, and try the virtue of wading.
Thick shoes and rubbers will be at a premium
before January.
TII E DIAMOND MARKET DOL'sF- 4 .4 will proba
bly be surrendered to the city early in the
month of October by the Diamond Market
House Association. The public owe a debt of
gratitude to the liberal gentlemen, who, with
out a dollar of profit to themselves beyond six
per rent. interest upon the money which they
actually advanced, have constructed and paid
fur, from the revenues, these tine and commo
dious buildings. Tho city has from the first
received a rent of $4,500 per annum, and so
capitally has the business of the Association
been managed:that the buildings now revert
to the city clear of debt, but are yielding an
annual income of nearly $20,000. It behooves
Councils to see to it, that hereafter the affair.
of the Market are manage 4 with the game
caution, prudence and profit hereafter that they
have been heretofore.
Tice Pennsylvania Salt Manulactur ing Com
pany, whose office is at No. 390 Penn street,
bore away, at the National Fair at Chicago,
the first premium for the best quality of salt
for the purpose of packing meat. The articles
manufactured by this company have for years
maintained a capital reputation in all the
western markets for their excellence. Their
celebrated concentrated lye is an article which
has no superior in its class, either for effective
utility or cheapness. Specimens of it %sere
exhibited at the fair, and attracted much atten
tion, but no premium had been offered for ar
ticles-of this description.
PETTY OFFENSES.—There were nothing but
common cases before the magistrates yesterday.
Alderman Rogers disposed of a few hard
caste.
Justice of Beeblei township, com
mitted Henry Gardner to prison, charged with
assault and battery on John Davis.
Jernima Mason and Mary Ann Shinn made
cross infor.nation against each other before Al
derman Lewis. Both were held to bail.
Timothy Cadman, one of the coal diggers
now on-is strike, made an information against
John O'Neill, a pit owner, for assault and bat
tery, The parties resble see wiles above
]L'Hcesport.
CIEZSZOM
STABBING AFFAIR.—Two boys, named Hen
ry Ziringer and John Root, got into a difficul
ty in the Third ward, Allegheny, on Saturday,
during which the latter drew a knife on the
former, and stabbed him in the bark, the blade
penetrating the cavity of the chest, and pass
ing with an inch of the heart. Root fled after
the perpetration of the crime, and has not yet
been arrested. Ziringer was conveyed to his
father's house, and is still in a critical condi
tion. The offender is but fifteen years of agn,
and the son of a laborer residing on First
street.
SUNDAY TRAVEL.—It Is announced that the
Mayor has determined to put a stop to the
running of cars on Sunday, upon the passen
ger railroads.' We greatly regret this. The
public necessity demands that they should run
on this as on other days. We hope that at the
approaching session of the Legislature, the
Sunday law may bo so modified as t' meet the
demands of public opinion, in regard to the
travel upon passenger railways in cities.
AN OUTRAGIC.-SOMO malicious villain has
defaced and torn down the assessment list
which had been posted according to law at the
second precinct of the Third ward. If the
person who committed this outrage can ho as
certained, he should bo prosecuted and punished
to tho extent of the law.
Wl2 refer those of iMr tellers,' who may
wish to take lessons in initru ental music,' to
the card of Mr. John Nelk, in this morning's
paper. Mr. Keik Is the lender of the orches
tra of the rittsburgh Theatre, and is a capital
musician.
TgE PittibUrgh Cyrnnastic Association are
endeavoring, with every prospect of success,
we believe, to obtain a 1CE1.44 Of City Hall, for
the purposes of their association. The room
is large, high, and well ventilated, And will
make a capital gymnasium.
THE simplicity of mechanism and strength,
parts apparent to any observer, are great rec.
ommendations to the new Finkle Sewing Ma
chine, sold by J. L. Carnagban & Co., Federal
street, Allegheny city. *
THE elegant, furnittife . et the residence of
Rev. P. kr auth, Isro. 1212 Centre Avenue,
wilt be sOI4 this morning, at ten o'clock . , by P.
M. Pavia, iluctiotwer.
Tax Ai otto TREAT/I.E.—Madame Michels
appears again this evening, at the Apollo The
atre, in .a gOod bill,
Tat Washington County Fair commences
to-morrow, and will continue on Friday:
PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1859.
A inicovery of Great Importance to Iron
Mr. Jesse Burroughs, a citizen of Pennsyl
vania, announces the discovery of a new method
of purifying coal and ores, which is of great
importance to those engaged in any of the
branches of iron manufacture. He claims that
be bas discovered a process by which coal will
be made to produce more heat than four times
the amount of coke, and at the same time be
thoroughly desulphurized and purified of all
foreign ingredients which aro detrimental to
iron in the process of its manufacture. Prac
tical eYperiment alone can demonstrate satis
factorily the value of this discovery. Mr. Bur
roughs;has full confidence in it, and is prepared
to submit his process to the test of practical
use. The cost of applying the process is very
trifling; and it can be done in any kind of fur
naces. It is a most Important discovery to the
whole iron trade if, on fair trial, it proves to
be what it is represented. The proprietor and
his agent are now in the city, at the St. CCsir
Hotel, prepared to sell rights to use it, and cer
tainly our fellow-citizens interested in the iron
business will not neglect thoroughly to test a
matter of so great importance to their inter
ests. We refer to Mr. Burrough's card in our
advertising columns.
SALES of stocks last evening by P. XL Davie,
auctioneer, at the Commercial Sales Rooms,
No. 54 Fifth street:
30 •hares Ezehanao Bank_' Sol 87L:,
10 i• 51 and 51..135uk.. ......... .. ... .58 75
26 0 Iron City Bank 57 25
lu l• Mechanics' Bank 66 76
31 i• Citizen,' Bank 55 1231
2 ' Monongahela Navigation C 0...... 30 1.00
2 0 Baud street Bridge Co as 75
Soo ° Bluff Mining Cu 15
A LARGE NUMBER of Pittsburghers, and
among
,them the members of the Firemen's
Association, are now on a visit to Philadelphia
to attend the State Fair, which commenced on
Tuesday.
LAST market day a lady in the Diamond
market had her pocket picked of nineteen
dollars.
MEN'S AND Bois' CLOMING of every va
riety of style and material, manufactured ex
pressly for us, and decidedly the best stock
ever uttered in this market. Gentlemen and
parents twill 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 of large sales and small profits has given
the name of W. IL 31:Geo A; Co , an enviable
pre-eminence which no cempetion has hitherto
disturbed.
Liv ri; Com PLAINT. —A II the ills arlning from
tnrpid isl•tlnn of the Liter. find Ibr) rr,,,n]. mill 1+•
, tared hy, n,tng LR. WIL.SOY6 1 . 1!.L.. They fire
iafe and lboet gnu.•ral family ut. , Juvne
are prepared and •oIJ hy 11 1. F . .o
Wiluivialt! l.t liggirtm, /1.1 horn ...4,4 of 11 1.
ock', Votntfuge. No w N ood
Sold at retail by drtig),(Vils everywhere.
HEATING BY STEAM.--AS a testimonial of
the woricruimltiae trimmer, pert.•ct ot their soli
regulating machines, safety, economy in fool, and the
little 'mention meesmry to keep ese It mon cmmAtrtatin,
we give Ltiei certificate to Me,vir,i, Phillips,
auceessorit to Philhpa It Co., for their pi of heating
tiy steam the Soeionf Ward IMIMe Schools In the coy of
Ponibuigh, and which has met our appis,ral, and sit.
would recommend Qum to the piddle to give .•liner
eettetraetioh of heating to gleam.
it Miller, Jr, John Msnitoill, Jr, M. Tindle, Beare.
WliNoll, iI.AIIII W1)4011, 1.. Wile on , lerectore.
DAVIS PHILLIPS,
avms thoh.j. of. Fahn v , 13; I is
Dealers, i 6 <lvry tlzierp.tovn of On.i Ps.rtrsrt„, am! Pump.
No 67 Woo-11661d It 6 Pitt,bureti.
ddliklykr•
the whnt ,11 rstich ten bee. felt 1,7 our nterrov
14 now open, under lit' ntlperititetileth•e of Mev.r.
.lisciallAl/ A Johneon, in the I,uits LAW hulling. En•
trl.nre, tl5 Nr , , , ,,1%tri,t It Aesr4ni.,l for theperpotuel
vitnixtion the product-. of Nf, ~ anhani,ufartn.
rot, Inventor+, and A rtoi.th, and au e. phiet• of meat
fur thi,e inferthatitto reinter, to those hrariehe.
of industry, either by eiglllll,l3tion of ...mph. , or
PCientific pUblicattolut. Thew , haying' ar - twh, 1,, brunt;
before the public will lint it greatly telhour feiViiiitage he
leave felanplev.
41. fr The 1,111,11 e brie rosopoetfully to vute.l u, %hilt the
COULTER & JIENT7.EIt, HOUge, Sign and
Ontannontal hunters and Gr. - Omer, Ord , ra Ich ea the . ,
alalp on Fourth street near Market, Burke', litalthug,
trill be promptly attended. *am
tar IT WOULD 14ARDL V Ds, you y
now a-tam to hare the temerity to question the excel
tepee of In J HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATE!! STUM
ACiI "BITTERS" for all dwearc. of the •nengeh In
11,4 P% of Dyspepsia. wrakne.r, viistivieuesif.
nntery and general dorun,zement ~f the iligesti ve organs,
their many virtue, have long toms. horn plmfly 1121.1 c
apparent They purge fr,,in the sy atom the toorbni
mots which retard their natural function., anti w hi,•t
br ing p n ie f i n , s to the cheek, ant suffering to the tin,
They twin/4h fi's° clog+ upon fflextefire. re-tote the ry e
tem to high health, and neefissArtly prove au adtunrt to
the digestive t.rgunn. A tr,ol, 011 that to needed
liaLlish the RI in the ,)illitietl,ll id the skept,
For rule Ly Druggyitiv and tether, generally
HOgTE: I'TER k SMITH.
Manufneturcra and Fropr/rtor+,
Water. and & Front stroala
=ZEE!
JOSEP}I Pai r git $k SON,
ME4nufacturers, And Who rind 12,1.1
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,
Have on hand a large evogortmout of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own 111 , 11111.
facture, and warranted c4pial in quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will cell at reaconalite
pines. : ki2lttf
Executorq NunCC,
WIIEItEA:N, letters testamentary upon
the e.atate of li E.:NAM:I7A DOBLER., late of the
borough of South Pittatairgli, deeen,ed. have Icon grout.
ed to the underaigned. all pereon, indebtod to :trod r.
tate are requested to mole unnmdtat• payment, and
those harttlL! 041.11114 ugainat said decedent will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES MILLINGAIt, Executor.
se2l:6hw South Pittahurgh
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Adjourned Sale of Orizaba Iron Works, and
Sophia Furnace, (New Castle, Pa.,)
THE SALE of this property tuts been ad
lourned mull the THIRD TIE DAY OF OCTO
BER, 11569, at 11 o'clock., A. M„ at the MERCUANT'S En
CILINiIt, Pittsburgh, Pa, with the following modification
of the terms of nate, vie : — olle - fottral of the purchase
money payable in hand, and the residue in one, two mid
three yearn, with interest, to be secured in such manner
RI the trustees may determine, in addition to mortgage
on the promise,
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KNAP. WILKINS 3: CO.,
'trust.,
MliON
"DENNI"B GROVE," recently fitted up as
IRON Orr - 2 P.49.19,11C.,
In now open for the ticooinmocntton of Plo-Nics, PI,.
are Parties, &c.
ICE CREAM AND REFRFAHMENTS.
ie . A Band of Manic always in attendance. A pied
covered platform for dancing.
jolfmaw-tf HOEVELER & MILLER.
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE, PENN'A.
THIS LARUE AND WELL VENTIL
LATED HOUSE, pleasantly located within a few
yard of the Penn'a. Railroad, is now open for the re
ception of summer visitors. .A fine .tenpinmiley has
recently been erected ou the premises, and' find fi shing
afforded near by. A 1 1 trafesstop here. Chargesmoderate.
Jyll.lnrwfsm. UHAS. W. FISHER, Frouletor.
e 14 6 -14 1 YSEE D—frbusliel i s very choice
Timothy Seed, Just received on consignment, and
for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
sell? corner Market and First streetn •
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
eit t i ate ea Island, Duquesne doroult—it
m
eu eltabie two-story Brick Dwelling (louse, of hall, b
Wattle, nnigheci Rifle, and good cellar, with lot of ground
09 feet front by 180 deer, grope mime, fruit treen, flowers,
and aliiintiftneB of small fruit; welter good water, and a
pump nt the back door; a good shop.hoilding, i.e. For
price and term., apply to
ser_ S. OUTH urn tt SON, MI Market et.
A Y ARDYLDIE. NEW AlTiTtK.—
Wrairels in °recce and Rtleela; I vet, 18 too.
Sylels's World,or Crimes which Die law three nut rea , l ,
l he Shelley Y4letnorialn, edited by Lally Shelley.
Idyls of the Ring, by Tennvemi.
MtaieleCa lerre L'Arritmr,italisinted by Fennel
Elgarka from a . l,ocoftiotiVe, by Belle ffritibu.
Abstain, bra Mdtith Among the Pb,,, , Nuee•
AdMit Retie, try fier,4o, Ego ..
Dr, Thorne, by Antlieny' Trailope •
The Heitrams, 'new walk,) by Anthony Trullope.
Walter Thornley, a Peep at the Past
The burd of No low.
re of Douglas . erfold, by E . 104
143 Martyred id sionarlee—illostreted with cute.
triokland's Queen of England; Vol. 8.
Copeland's HAnd•Book of Country Life.
seII.KAY & C O„a 66 Wood strect.
WIFWINDOW CURTAINS—Green and Fig
r u ed, at wholesale and retail, at reduced prices.
ael2 W. P. MARSHALL a CO.
EBA N ' S INTEREST TABLE S, sold by
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Two Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Circassian
ST. JOHNS, N. 8., September 27.—The
steamer Circassian, with dates to Saturday, the
17th inst., two days later than received by the
steamer Vanderbilt, arrived yesterday. She
reports experiencing heavy weather. She saw
the steamship Asia, which also sailed from
Liverpool on the 17th, on Saturday afternoon
last, to the southward.
The steamer Circassian has three hundred
passengers on board.
Nothing has transpired at Zurich in relation
to the Conference.
The sailing of the Great Eastern has been
delayed till the 40th• of October, in conse
quence of tho repairs required.
It is reported that the Princess Clotilde, as
well as the Empress Engenio, are enciente.
The King of Sardinia has received the den
utations from the National Assemblies of 111.0-dena
dena and Pei= in relation to tlie annexation
of those duchies to Sardinia. Hz expressed
his acquiesence, and promised to urge the mat
ter before the great powers, expressing the
hope that Europe, having recognited the right
of nations to form their own constitution, will
not deny the same right to Italy.
Military movements are continued through
out Italy, indicating that the Italians aro de
termined to rely upon themselves.
The Spanish expedition against Morocco hes
been Used at twelve thousand troops, the
transports for which are all ready.
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair.
PIIIL•DELPIIIA, September `27.—SThe State
Fair grounds were better filled to-day than
they have generally been on the first day. The
entry book is nearly filled, a large number of
entries having been made to day, and nearly
every stall is occupied. The Fair is held on
the same spot, Powelton, at which the United
States Agricultural Fair was held a few years
ago, and the arrangements are about the same.
The champion yacht of this city, the George
M. Hill, is on exhibition, and with all her sails
set, looks smart and rakish. The cattle stalls
are occupied by splendid specimens of all de
scriptions, and there are some very fine full
blood horses in the exhibition. The regular
playing of the steam and hand engines for the
prizes offered by the Society will commence to
morrow afternoon ; about sixteen companies
in all will compote; a horn with two hundred
arid fifty dollars is the first pri;:e. A steam en
gine corn piny of Baltimore Lave signified their
intention to participate. The delegation from
Pittsburgh was received this morning by n
delegation I f the Philadelphia Department,
sod was escorted to the Independence Hall, ac
companied by iieek's Band, where they were
received by Gen W. F. Small, in the absence
of the Mft
. YOr, and tendered the hospitalities of
the city. The r ity is crowded with visitors.
eirery train bringing in large additions
WAsillauTcm, September 27.—Unle 9 the
executive department shall receive the surveys
now in progress in Washington Territory,
they will probably be extended over the
island• within our claimed limits, including
San Juan.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued s, rely
era) order authorizing the commandants of
navy yards, who have commanded
to wear the flag heretofore authorized at -ta
tions under their command. Senior officer
Stewart is authorised to wear his tine at the
main
The following named officers have been Or
dered to proceed to Panama, by the steamer of
the 2Otti of (I,tober, to relieve those now at
tached to the' United State summer Saran:ye,
whose term of service will shortly eipire.---
Captain Lieutenants Watkins and
Meade, ]in=ter Shryook, Surgeon D. S. Green,
A Alstant Surgeons Bennett and Green. and
Purser Ingersoll.
It is said that oar gorortthtent has made a
peremptory demand on Chili for redrew.
About six hundred bright percussion mu, ,
kets were sold on government account to-day
:It two dollars and seventy-fly° cents , npi.we
moitly to New fork dealers.
Interesting from Venezuela
80 . .T0N, September 27 —Ale of the St.
Thomas Feieede, to September 1, received at
this port, contains an important tbamment,
showing the terrible condition of affairs at
Venezuela, where a war of races, fanned by
political and military aspirant., is rapidly de
populating that country. The document in
question is an appeal fur protection of the for
eign con 511 ls at eindad, Bolivia. to the govern
,,ra of the French, English and Danish
India Islands. In the appeal the consuls Eay
that the contest now going on i s no t one of
ordinary revolution, having for its object a
political end, but, on the contrary, the motto
now is 1 iolenee, death and pillage. The acts
of atrocity committed by these vandals are,
they say, ,o numerous that it would be difficult
to enumerate them. In the provinces of the
interior whole communities with their
tents have disappeared. Nothing but foreign
intervention will probably save the country
from entire destruction.
.4r(Tuo,rrT vcrza_
The International Cricket Match.
Muslimcat., September 27.—The cricketers
are just going on the grounds to ttnish the
play. A n exciting match has boon flied for
to-morrow, between the six of All-England
and the six of the United Canada Clubs, by
each party choosing five others from among the
outside cricketers.
[ ECON 1 , DESPATCH 1
Thc play %vets resumed at one o'clock to day,
Ellis Joining Smith, who was in last night.
Sinith was bowled by Purr for 17 runs, which
were got by very pretty play. The remainder
of the wore stood : Smith by Parr, 17 runs:
Ellis by Parr, none ; Kerr and Caesar by
Parr, 2 runs Prior and Coffin by Parr, 1 run;
Tilstone not out, noun; making the total of
Canada 22 innings 63, elpson of
England 31i . rugs to got to win. They were
Obtained with the loss of two wickets, the
score standing Lockver by .1. Smith, 10 ;
Haywood and Bonner by J. Smith, 17: Coffin
not nut, 4 ; Dwer not out, 1. Byes, 2 ,
widea, total, 39.
New YORE, September 27.—The Tinges'
Washington correspondent says, The roport
that President Mora designed returning to
Costa .Rica and appealing to the people, is
without foundation. He remains in New
York to await news from home. Instructiops
will be sent to Mr. Dimity on tie I.,11;1, of Dcto
her, directing him to recognize at once the
new governtnett,"aad open negotiations for the
setttement of American claims.
"Intimations'recelved in diplomatic circles
her would justify the belief that _England and
France will again be allied in a terrible war,
and that China will be made to suffer severely
for her late attack upon the English troops.
The rumor that Russia had a linger in it is
fully credited.
"It is believed that Major Cross' case will be
disposed of this week."
Arrival of the Santa Fe Mail
ST. Louis, September 27.—The Santa Fe
mail of the 13th has arrived at Independence!
Otero is reelected to Congress by 2,500
votes.
Serious difficulties were apprehended with
ill4h l U9 'viciEiiy of Allison's ranch,
lii consequence of the abandonment of that
trading post.
PRESRVF,S.—
50 dozen Peaches.
•••)" Pears.
44 , QV-nacos.
“ Citron. .
5 4 Pots Preserved Ginger.
Just received and for sale by_
REYSIER d. ANDERSON_
8019 39 Wood street, opposite St. Charles ,
Hotel
IVORRIS' HAND BOOK, foi Locomotive
.1„ 1 Engineers and Machinists, Bold by
6610 J. R. WELDIN.
ISITING CARDS—AII sizes and stylbs
ista J. IL WELLIN.
From Washington
soczi
Washington Items
~15periat Xotices.
Vegetable Substitute for Calome
and Blne-Pill.
BRANDETH'S V ECIETABLE UNIV EttsA LPIL LS
by restoring the bowels to their original daily an t Tulin
nit/action, give strength to the stomach.punfy the blood
reestablish the healthy condition of the digestive or
Bans, and thus cure dyspepsia- colds, coughs, rheuma
' tisms, dropsies, and sicknessgenerally,whether chronic
or recent. The celebrated Abernethy says After
having cured the derangement of the bowels, debility
and all diseases generally disappear of their own accord,
even in a short time." The experience of a century has
established the worth of these Pills beyond ispute, as a
purgative anti-bilious medicine; nod their Lee by up
wards of -L9OO conscientious physicians, and by over a
million of families, shows that they are supplying unapt
the wants of humanity, and are iu advance of medical
science. The above pills, although purely vegetable., are
now known and used an a substitute for calomel (Hie
drargyri Mite,) producing all its alterative
and other indications, with none of its disorganizing ef
fects upon the solids—olden crippling for life—or its dis
tressing action upon the teeth and gums. The prepared
concentration from the same prineiples—the Life Add,.
lion Pills—is a substitute for blue-mil (/-1/iinz9irdraryyri)
possessing the peculiar action.' the secreting organs,
of that preparation from mercury, but none of its sali
vating or other injurious etleets. Those who have used
them, as a blue-pill ,e,bytittitt or otherwise, award to them
the highest praise. They rent° nearer toil concentrated
Essence of Life them anything yet made, to the way of
medicine, by man. A single pill given daily, when all
hope has fled, has often restored health. lit fact. they
supply an organic principle to the hlootlalways wanting
in extreme eases of sickness. Old people have the se
cretions of early youth restored by the Life Addition
Pills. Their value RR lite preservers is beyond estimate.
Brandreth's Vegetable L Direr.] Pills remove from the
bowels and blood ofa sick person the cause of death
Tut LIFE ADDITION BILLS SUPPLY' Tile OnGANIC NECESSII - T UP
rime. BLOOD'S MAIM —the minute globules of vegetablevs
sences, of which they are but the concrotion, have their
craft counterpart in the vital globules of the blood. And
from whence does the blood derive its life, its globules'
verily from the same source from whence Dr.ltrandreth
derives the 1)10 principle of the Life dd itien Pills—from
the Vegetable Kingdom!
These pills, as also the Universal, are warranted pure
ly vegetable. Retailed respectively at 25 and 50 cent,
Physichma and the public supplied, by the gross, or sin
gle box, at to. 294 Canal street, Brandreth's Principe,!
Office; by Thomas Redpath, No. f 7 Diamond stroot
Pittsburgh, Pa., and by ail respectable dealers in melt
eine, je2Tilmeor
TRUTHS TIIAT DEFY CONTRADICTION
Read the following facts in relation to ChrittadJoi'4
Erato , ' Hot , Dyc, and then say if It hail an (111101 In the
world.
It neither hums the skin nor hair.
It colors every hair alike.
Its blacks and browns are nature's duplicates.
It is applied in a few minutes.
It leaves a glees upon the hair.
It is more permanent than other Dyes.
It eontains no Corrosive invredleat.
And lastly. its inventor u teal between ties
Dye and any other , n existence, whether of native or
foreign oril in. Hold evert where. and MTh , ' b y all hi"'
Dreesers. CHILIATADOBA Thrum. Neu , York.
GEL/. H. KEYSER, Agent,
autt23:md*w Pittsburgh. pa.
TO NEW CASTLE BI CANAL.
TO PASSENGERi GOING TO NEW CASTLE
ANIJ NORTH OF THAT PLACE.—you will not
forget thHi the daily hue of Pockets between New Cantle
and New Brighton still connect with the accommodation
train, on the 3:20, r. Y. , and with the 6,05, a. it .at New
Brighton. By going by this route you will rave time and
money, w Inch i 1 X great object at the preJJent tune, as
money is scene, and the tro=t haJ, done great damage
je:o;md
110. CIEA:UL.t Ft—The rubserther, are rittn,actinir
a Gen ,, tal I'oreien and Itorno , tw titopping 1111.1 .
Commi,,ina LIT tl,ts city, and totve 1,0,1 the
new and tiro-proof W.trohou- , .. No Sc IVe.l ~rott
where tt,,, Ara ppreparedr..euire sett •
and Dotnvtl;o tioutin of all kitai,, and ator the 11. , TiTTI
facilities mi oil oork,ignrnent.s to tittir
In the do'. trtment Shlyping. t.xpentmoe
warrants trt Fo,kuzirlf; our !newt, r..-
i a'2 ,4 g V ,, iVIS and CTUTT,T, wdl to promptly , itt , rl•:•
e 4 i.
•
We r•uuriO,utly oiler our - 4 in all It., varouzs
.leparttn.,hts of n COIUMereI3I
cCRItY, NEPHEV, .4 co,
Baltimore, Faruary,l4:::4.—zur3lf
WM. H. WHITNEY,
NO ":i" II .8 C
niFFICE at tho Pitt.,hurgh HMI
165 NITCPI. near W 0x..! 1:t
IZNITURE FtIR ar.,
surtment a I..tt ,htirsh glAtifiolUl,l RNI.
TURF., 01 - 11hr:tm g
BORE
WARD R. I I',ES.
Amt erery xtzt..le tp.,ird ;I: a well furni-.hr.l .Smelling
x• ai4l a, a Rpi,11,161 .44,rtzneLt
:t ITt: It E
COLi i 4,ll.loylide to urder.
tvrtna on 0 loch noma," c, don., at chi, estabh, , litn , •nt
for CAd 11.jawes roe mad,. at , cordinttly. Per,oW, Kant ,,r nnytton, thn 0,4,0 11111 i, aavantazed
Lt
ealitng at FACK INTR. s 111 W INS.
ic.. 103 nmithfield Ftn.h.
.1 D. FAcrn.n.
Join M. [MIN.
THEMA:NUE ACT URE RS tt I S A IV
YER's CHEMICAL OLIVE ERVa.qVE 5U SP,
after stabiectmg it to the tacrerest taaats knotry to the
trade,larta fully persuaded that there a., un Family War-h
-ang Soap in the United State., tar all..ney.lialvan
at once so roan, good. 411.1111,t,,,
OF BEAUTY—ha finum.o,, aria
teo
turchanet-ally.
01 PERIIV—In frrod..an front turpentine,
oals. 'talc, greats, and Kdalter.atton,
. .
. .
ctUALITI* Vvr ,vashing clothe, of ev,ry de,erik
tioa, roar, or fine; eotton, linen , woolen or silk: dyed.
printed or white: for LIIA4OO urq groace. paeh. pain%
oil. printer,' aril:. sh,,einAki.r.,' wax. ete.. front clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
floe It n fair trot your.elve, an d Lc rnn~wcrd.
lt,menther. the name on each liar. itm , l; for n copy
of the dircQuoti, ,t 3. H. SAWYER.
lot .47 Wood ,trevt.
. _ .
NI.IIICE. t• unthsrsigned
day 11,,,1.ited thcin,ive4 together in Ita•
nAh , and rerun Book, Nea, and l'eriodi,:al tai,nie...
k ()C4., kin Fellow, Itui/ding, No. CA) Fifth
wider the style of rmyut S Pittock, and re1,,,,,tf011y ao
,•it a Chase or pita, patrol:A:7,
W.
JOHN W. PITT C 1
101MEll
SMYTH & PITTOCK,
67.,10 , a1e and 1:0:til Pe.drrs tn
NE WSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,
ANP CITE .\P PUBLICATIONS, 6 EN ERALLY
4t Detvls gt Odd Fellows' Building.
NO. n 0 FIFTH STREET
414" - Particular attention given to packing wholesale
orders. eel
t. l N _
414: barrel. Prime N I t 3100 tab Col - Tor:4;P :
30 do St. James. S. 11. do:
20 do Lovering', first ushtc Syrup,
WO Lao good to 01104:0 do COM,' :
75 Pocket's choice Java do;
125 Half Ch e sts Suung Ilyson. Gun Pow
des, ooloilg , and Pomhing Teas;
100 boxest,ortett brand., s'e, O's d 10', lump To
baceo;
10 kegs covington six twist Tobacco;
7do Hr Car le. Soda,
5
laurels Alum;
10 do Dairy Salt in Sacks;
20 bags Gram Pepper
10 do Allspice;
5 do 'Slat Capsia;
20 boxes No. 1 Soap;
190 do ellealiChl 011 V. Son.;
25 do Herman; do.
at do Variegated or Toilet *lap;
00 dozen CinlVashboards;
50 do Bucketa;
:10 do Tubs, assorted sizes;
100 do Brooms;
Go boxes 111. R. Raisins;
20 du No. 1 Norfolk Chocolate;
40 do Madison Starch;
00 bales No.l and 2 BattltlZ.;
20 barrels Bleached Elephant and Whale Oil;
10 do Strait'a Tanners do
1. 1 0 do Cod , . do do
10 do Rosin
20 do N. C. Tar.
In store and for sale by
ap2O MILLER St RICKETSON.
_ _
TANDARD WORKS Ok"PRAVEL
liartles Travels in Africa, 3 volumes.
lllldvingston's
- Atkinson's " In Orkeutal Siberia.
Perry's Expedition to Japan.
Kane's Arctic Explorations, Ist Expedittou.
,1
Stephens' Travels in Yucatan; 2 volumes.
in Central America; 2 vols.
Bayard Taylor's Travels.
Prime's Travels in Europe and the East; 2 vols.
Stephens' Travels in Greece, Turkey and Russia.
in Egypt and Arabia.
Lynch . a Expedition to the Dead Sea and Jordan.
ROM:MIDIS, or the Border Land of the Chrldtlall and
Turk.
eel KAY A CO, 66 Wood streets
WINES. -
25 casos Clicquot quarts Champagne Wine
5 do do pts do do
30 baskets Peas Heidsoick's qts do do
10 do .do do pis do do
10 do Bouche ptsand Dronet qtsdo do
5 do do do do pts do do
25 cases St. Julien bledoe Claret do
10 do Ladies' Catawba do
15 do do Ginger do
In store, and for sale by
ap2S MILLER A RICKETSON.
ESSENTIAL CALS.—A fresh lot of por
Essential Oils, just received by
JOSEPH ABEL,
ano6 corner Fifth anti Grant streets.
R. a.. catewatt. -Team c. 41. 3 1.
ALDWELL & BRO.
BOAT FURY/A - FRS d DEALERS IN
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Cordage;
Oakum, Tar, Pitch, Rosin and Oils;
Tarpaulin, Duck, Light and Heavy Drillings. etc.
apaa7 Nos. 88 Water. and 78 Front sta.
REFINED SUGAR.-
10 bbls. Eastuick's standard crushed Sugar;
10 do do coarse pulverized do
10 do do 'fine do do
30 do Penna. A coffee crushed do
10 do do B do do do
do do C yellow do
In store, and landing, and for sale by
sods MILLER k RICEETSON
I OGERS' PENKNIVES; for sale by
seY a.B WELDIN.
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE.
President
ISAIAH DICKEY.
rice Pnsindentir.
JAMF-S PARK, JEL, Int JOSEPH DILWORTH, 2d.
Treasurer.
NATHANIEL HOLMES.
Umumtlee of Arbitration fur September and October.
JAMES PARK, JR., Vice President.
DAVID CAMPBELL. WM. S. LAVERLY,
SAMUEL SHRIVER, BENJAMIN CAMPBELL.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Reported Rrirreasly for the Daily 3forning Post
Prriaacaee, September 1859.
Flour... The market woo rather quiet. Sales from
store of 300 Lib's. at $4,40 for spring superfine, $4,65 for
,r ring extra, and v5,24g5.50 for family do.; 350 bbls.
do. at $4,75, $4,90 and 15,2.3 for the three grades of win
ter: 300 do. do. at $4.75, $4.87 and $5,00 for the three
grade.: 40 and 100 do. winter extra at $5.00; 150 do. do.
at $1,9005,00; and 355 bb's., in small lots, at $4,70 for
winter superfine, $4,75 for spring extra, $4,90€44,95 for
wihter do- and $.5.G0®.5,25 for family do.
Graln...Wuni.r—Bales 200, bush. from depot, on pri
vate terms; LW bush. spring, to arrive, at 05e.; 400 do.
do_ at depot, at ft7e.; and 350 bush. White, at depot, at
$l.lO. CORN--Sales at depot of 500 bush. at Me., and 500
do. on private terms.
Sugar... Sales 10 bhds. N. 0. at Se.
Molasses... Sales 30 bblsr'N. 0. at 40(4.12c.
Coll - co... Sales 00 bags Rio at 1234 c.
Bacon... Sales 0(.1 tbs. at 7,b,'473417. for shoulders,
oed 101..je. for hams; and 12.000 tbs. at and
011 s'ales 10 bbla. Lard No. lat &Sc.? gal.
Per '"a: (ircargiti.]
Liverpool Cotton Market, September 16.—The sales
of the week were 4d,000 bales, including 10,000 to specu
lators and 1.100 to exporters. All i valities have slightly
declined, and inferior grades are 1 9 d lower, the market
closing dull. The sales today,riday, have been 7,000
bales. including 2,000 to exporters. the following are
the current , filotationsi—Orleans fair 5.; Middlings 7:
Mobile fair 7i, t ti :Middlings 63<; Uplands fair 73s;*;
dliags The stock of - Cotton in port is 618,000 bales,
including :,11,100 bales of American.
BreadstutTs.—The Breadatuffs market exhibits an' ad
vancing tendency, all qualities having advanced in price.
Floor ;doses firm. 'Wheat firm at an advance of 1c57.d.
duce Tuesday. Corn is also firm at an advance of Ca
? ipiarter
Provisions.---September 17.—The Provisions market
cootiblies du t.
London nonev Market. September 17.—Consok have
improved, and the closing, quotations are 9.74,:g,95.4.'
Ner S oi. September 26—Cotton dull; sales 700
bales I'Mur firm; 1 1 5.500 bbls sold. Wheat buoyant;
r.7.oksi busli sold; Milwaukee club 05fFi197 . 1 4e; choice
W 274
Western red 51.1 c; white .51,1.30. — Corn has de
ncd: 10,000 bush =old; yellow Ode. Provisions steady:
P o r ), mvs , .s lo ,oo; prime $10,75. Riee quiet
4c ,Siuntr i.u,yant. Cut Meats firm at Sfl,ii9e. Pig Iron
team-, sales at P 2006123,00.. Hemlock Leather dull.
Te ba‘s, firm at .13.4E,10?:ic. Wool is more inquired
afier. and is tending upward: 60,000 tbs of fleece sold at
. Whlsky 26 , a..
P l /11.E1.1111.1, September 27 —Flour unchanged; sales
t_rioo this at Vd,so for Western extra. and 14.873 a; for fresh
ground superfine, 500 bbls Pennsylvania Corn ',lent
sold at V. 1.570. Wheat in limited demand; sales 2000 bush
red at 11.1kr LUX white at $1.25c41.2.5. Rya wanted.
Porn has declined To; 000 bush yellow sold at &ie. Oats
to demand; 5(00 bush new Delaware sold at Sie, and old
Pennsylvania at L.so. Whisky quiet at 2133i427,kg.5.
New York 9
N EIV Y.us. St , ptember 26.
clien4o.t.l2o,kl-!land
o.ntral !1R..... r'.7
1 lithois Critral. bond,
N,wl".,rk Central._... 5 . 11.4
ME , soun
iakna Chic ,n
r. KENNEDY. AV. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
H • TR. CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
N L'ATiH3l. 7 }itiff AM) ALLEGHENY
au' ly law)
CANNEL COAL OIL.
SOME OF THE GOOD QUALITIES OF
Wrl7 Retinal Can eel Coal Oil, are these :
/ 7' 171 V.i.LS 0.45 LIGHT IN BRILLIANCY;
IT 15 EN TIREL 4 Y NON-EXPLOSIVE;
IT :VA V.BE CARRIED ABOUT ;
IT 15 CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE;
IT BERNS WITHOUT ANY OFFENSIVE ODOR;
CLEAR AND BEA UTIATL IN COLOR;
I TS .4 PPE.4 .77.4 NCR IV THE LAMP IS ORSAMEN
TA I, AND ATTRACTIVE;
IT DOES NOT Pk RAL•I SOIL CARPETS,
(7,f rekteh it ma, be spill 4 large por
d ',lgg cae of the bat .
joe cleaning ooiltd
IT IS EMI - HA TICA LL Y THE CHEAPEST LIGH
KNoirV.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
Go to a responsible ,dealer and obtain a good coal oil
Limp. iiistottre thta icst..k4. •o that they wilt move readily
up and down in the tube. Trim the wick with sharp
setsmer, exactly oven with the top of the wick-tube,
elipping titf the small projecting points at the corners.
Fill your lamp with our oil. Turn up the wick carefully
at first. so a+ not to crack the chimney.
A elicit,• uill Freatly enhance its exceilence for read
iii or t.swing
TV the ertretal observance of thesedirectious, you will
-,•cure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our facilities for refining are now very perfect and
complete, a n d lusting devoted a great ilea of laborious
attention to the art, ste hare succeeded in producing an
an icie of the very bv,t quality, to which we invite the
especial retention of the trade. All orders will be filled
at the lowest rates.
lIIIMIIII3
For sale I , y the barrel, or In quantities to suit custo
mers. by ADAM & VEEDER,
Refiners ,
No. 21 Penn'. Avenue memHigh AollBreet,
W29.3nuita plot far from the Court House.)
BIRMINGHAM
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
ANL
WRITING ACADEMY,
College nail, Diamond Birmingham.
TERMS, CASH ON ENTRANCE.
Fort )rnamentll. Writing $l5
Plain Writing .10 . }. Time uuMnited.
Writing and Dook.Keeping.. 20
CULT T:
N. S HA PFER, Prole ssor of Writing and Book-Keeping.
G. H. LEITH EA D, Ja., Professor of Penmanship.
C. F. WELLS, Professor of Book-Keeping and Com
mercial Calculations.
REV. W. B. BOLTON, Lecturer on History and Gen ,
eral Subjects.
HON. R. P. FLENNIKEN, Ex-U. S. Minister to Den
mark. a member of the Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer ou
Commercial Law.
44 . ) , F F. H. F. EATON, Lecturer on Elocution.
and see what has newer been before attempted by
any nman, namely: Specimens of Ornamental and
Practical Penmanship executed in your presence, in the
short space of from 20 seconds upwards.
Good boarding at 52,50 per week. Birmingham Ferry
free for students. Entrance at any time.
postageimens
of off-hand Business Writing, enclose 2 stamps,
and address
G. H. LEITHEAD, Principal,
irMirdaw , Pittsburgh, Pa.
MINERAL WATERS.—Received this
In_ dm% three hampers fresh Seltzer Water: Artesian
Sulphur Water, and fur sale by JOSEPH ABEL,
au 1z26
Corner Fifth and Grant streets.
TEN DOLLARSFor the accommoda
tion of persons who wish to become their own land
lord, and put their rent into a home of their own, we
hare laid off twelve more of those cheap building lots on
Mt. Washington, each 25 feet trout on a aide street. by
MO feet deep. The location Is very desirable, and Is
within a few minutes walk of the city: Price from $lOO
to $125 each. Terms of payment, Ten Dollars in hand;
remainder iu small monthly payments. For further in
formation call at our office.
11613 B. CUTiIBERT et SON, 61 Market et
N _
EW WALL PAPERS, for autumn sales,
now arriving; for sale by
sel.2 W. P. MARSHALL & CO, 87 Wood at
FOR RißtOßS—Gold Embroidered Paper
and Borders,, new style, for salo by
sel2 W. P. MARSHALL & CO.
_ .
CHEAP WALL PAPERS.—Cheap Wall
Papers for ,tale by
sel2 W. P. MARSHALL A CO.
D OCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, SUS
PENDERS, GLOVES, 3.4 HOSE—For sale at •
EATON, CREE R CG'S.,
bele Corner Fifth and Market eta.
WRAPPING PAPER.—Crown, 25 cents
nedium,37% cents, and Double Crovra, 50 cents
The highest market price paid in cash for Rags by
CHADWICK eabli,
5814 2'10.149 and 151 Wood AL, Pittsburgh.
AFARM OF TEN ACRES--Situato on
the Ohio River, at 94 sales below the city, between
liillbuctz and Hays' Station; 2 double frame house.% a
stable; an excellent spring; garden paled In;_appls t pear, e
_
peach,
aPlnuclin cherry treed
Va r e'e a r pass
through the . premises. c - -
Price Ip,ooo. For sal e by
eel &OUTILBERT 3 SON, 61 !dirket street,
Secretary.
GEORGE'H. THURSTON
Foreign Markets
New York Market.
Pli tla 1 elphla Market
:tock Market.
Stoekm lower—
Michigan Central ...... ..x45
Erie 4 1 :
Hudson Ricer'ls' -
Pacific Mail S. S. Co—. 75 , ,
U. S. Sc' of 15;4..........102,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
NUMBER 300
fflaguerrean Galleries.
ROGFMRS'
Ambrotype and Photograph
=sr pumas:
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
NEARLY oPPOSPIEHRE POST OFFICE
Photographs, colored or plain, takan at short no•
tice, at. Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFESIZE,and
colored in Oil. mrt
L IFE-SIZE,
MYER IA L,
P_IT. 0 TO C:3-1,2..A-P_l-3S,
Colored in' Oil, Pastelle, or
.Plain, in the most artistic
style, and at Eastern prices.. • • .
WALL'S 'GALLERY,
Jones' Biii!ding, fourth streqt.
D H OT °GRATH, AMBROTYPE, ME
LADIOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, thr. Fifth and (21- ant sercets.—The subscriber hav
ing fitted up rooms in 'APTIGFIE'S BUILDING, is now
pre_pared to take Likenesses that CANNOT FAIL TO
GISATISFACTION:
Call and examine the collection.
A. LANE,
Corner of Fifth and Grant streets.
PENT MACHINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTPIIA_N,
•
A NITTA CT LT RER OF
MStesm Engines, Shafting:andPullies
Boring Machines,
/Mortice Dinchir,e,
Gear Wheels,
Bangers, etc., etc
Orders promptly attended to.
asly
Prin'aztvt:Jl*o4 terirecO;)* 01;06'i il
SMELTING WORKS',
PARK, NCCIURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Be:-
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spelter Solder, &c., also im
porters and dealers in Metals: Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, fic. Constantly on hand. Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, No. 140 First-and 120 Second streets,
Pitttaiiirgh, Pa. Special orders ot Copper cut to any de
ired pattern. , my29:ll'day'
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MA.NUFACTURE ALL KLNDSOF
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 particular attention to the cowtiluotion of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
mulay, and circular saw mills.
Have always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every description.
Also, furrush Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and.
Wroughtilron Shafting, Hangers and Mollies in every
variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and-Machine Cards
Our prices. are low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction.
Orders from all parts of the country solleited, and
,romptly filled. mr22:emdsw
SNIITH, PARR & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
pITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 120 Second streets.
3lanufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of. Coal Oil,
Betorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds, 'mites, Hangers and
Couplings.
Also robbing and Machine Castings of every descrip
tion made to order.'
Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. InvZhlydaw
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOIINICON,
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
chased the interest of his late partner, 0. 9.
BATES, in the ROOFING BUSLNES.'9. and is the sole
manufacture and dealer in the following three dictinct
kinds of Roofing:—
Ist. Gum Elastic, Cement. Felt and Can—
vas Roofing.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing.
3d. Patent English-Asphaltic Felt Roof—
ing.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Roofin
Material for sale, wit printed instructions for using. Of
g
fice at BATES Si .IOFINSONS' OLD STAND, 75 Smith
field street.
VCILLLUI JOHNSON
i. B.—This Gum Cement is unequalled as a Paint ter
Metal Root, lastiag twice as long, at least, as paint, and
cheaper. selO:daw
HIAN7T.A_'I'I3A.
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY.
Patent Hot-Prei,sed Nuts of all saes on hand, and man
ufacture d. Also, Bolts for Bridges, Machinery, Agricul
tural Implements, •ke, furnished td. short notice.
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street.
KNAP. SCULLY k CO.
MASC . JONS..4 D. D. lIDGEDS
D. B. ROGER & CO.,
MANITFACTLTRERS OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH ,
Corner Roes and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TERRA COTTA OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
FROM TWO TO SIX INCH CALIBRE.
Prle e• from Twelve I o Thirty Cte. per Foot.
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
For ,ale Wholesale at Manufacturer.; Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
'ORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ANT) V IiOLEE-11P. DEALEIL LY
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
jell No. 25 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH.
THE ATTENTION OF MEN OF MODE
RATE MEANS is called to the offer for sale oL
forty of the most eligible
BUILDING LOTS
in the Second Warn, Allegheny City. The prices are
suited to the hard times, and nine van be given to suit
all purchasers. For particulars inquire of
ALEXANDER HAYS. Surveyor,
Corner East Common and Water street,
itio3 Allegheny City
FIRST CLASS
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF ALL STYLES' AND SIZES,
MADE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM THE SHELVES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONERY.
PP...II•TTIZZG
In nll its branches CARDS, CIRCULARS„ BILLS
LADING, PAMPHLETS.
J. R. WELDIXiI.
63 Wood' street near Fourth.
ROOT, RUST & CLARK,
11-12117PLCILIMI9 AND DELLIEELS fl
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND ,
- MINERS OILS,
Also, Straits, Bank, Shore, Tanners and Neat foot
Sperm, Patent and Adamantine Candles,
61 FERRY ST}lhka , NEW YORE.
HUGH .3L BOLE
UNGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
124 GREAT WESTERN PLAINING MILL, tor... Var.
Nay and Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, P 2., will make to
order, and warranted as good , as can be made, the
following machinery, viz: --Stearn Engines, Turning
Lathes, or wood and. iron; Planers, for wood and iron;
Drilling Machines; Housen and Tobacco Screws ; Patent
right and Model Machines, in the best manner; Shafting,
Pales, and Hangers, of all sizes and variety; Scrows,of
any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Via
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and rigger En
gines, and. Deck Pumps for steambcata. - An. Lathe
Shears and - other Planing done to order; can plane
inches wide, by 9 feet 6inches long. - -
All Orders .10?miptly Filled and Eariumtlo.SaititcrL
N. B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to ,
repairs on Printing Presses and other sraehtnes.
wilklyttis
AND MEDIUM
ALLEGHENY,
SAKES