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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(Prom corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Learn Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train ......... 1 A. 31. 6:56 A. M. 1:01 P. M
'Mail Tram.- 6:50 A. M
Express Train.
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Express, 6,47 P.. 51. I Express,
Returning, a rice at P'ittaburgh
Mail, P.M. I Express, 3:30 P. M. I Express, 2,20 A. M
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A... M
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VOLUME XVII.
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WINS :—Daily, Five Dollars per year. atnetly in ad
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
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50 A. M. 11:50 P. ?t ,
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6:00 A. 51. 1:10 P. Al.
2:50 P. 51. 11:00 A. AL
.10:40 A. Bt. 6:50 A. M
4:30 P. 51. 12.30 A. 51.
...... 6:20 P. 51. 6:15 P. 51
Pdfsburgh and Cannellseille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail intin 7.00 A. 51. 6:15 P. 51
Express Train 4-34 P. M. 0:45 A. Al
acre/and aai Att.:burgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrive,
....12.15 A... 51. 2.40 A. M.
6:2.5 A. 01. 4.00 P. 51.
1.05 P. 51. 830 P. 51.
Erpress Train
Man Train
Fast Line
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Wellsville Accommodation- 5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Pilt,burgh, Chet/drib?. arid Cincinnati Railroad.
(From. Liberty And diriint streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbns.— Arr. in Cm.
Fast Line 1.2.1 C) A. M. 8.00 A. M: 11.30 A. 01
Express, Train.. 1.05 P. M. 1 30 A. M. 7.30 A. M
A WRITER in one of the New York flash
story papers describes his heroine in the fol
lowing paragraph, which we give as the best
specimen of the Overpowering style we hare
yet seen. Observe the sublime metaphor in
troduced in the shape of an indolent eagle" :
" Celestial love rounded out her luxurious
form, the polished limbs which supported her
frame wore goodness and truth, and her little
feet and toes were a thousand charities to the
poor. The flowers delighted to grow in her
path that she might tread upon them, the Teph
yrs lifted her •robe and played with her brown
locks to attract her attention, and to win from
her a smile if possible, while the indolent eagle
swept near her cheek to catch her balmy
breath and save himself the trouble of flying
up to heaven in search of ambrosial nectre."
That same - feminihe was observed walk
ing through Fifth street, her •• luxurious
form " rounded out with crinoline, and look
ing like a "spread eagle." Her "
her "charities,"were invisible find as for her
" balmy breath," the less said on that ,object
the better. We saw no one attempt to •• win
a smile," but the lustre of her ebon cheek
shone in rich contrast with the white of her
eye. Why should not the ambrosial daughter
of Africa wear silks and crinoline as well as
her pale-faced sister! Who knows!
POLICE.—The Zanesville papers contain a
card from the Detective Police force employed
at the State Fair, signed by Robert Hague, of
Pittsburgh, Gallager and White, of Cleveland,
S. T. Dewitt, of, Columbus, and Flannery,
Bayzen and Watson, of Cincinnati, returning
thanks to the Board of Agriculture, the offi
cers of Zanesville and others for the courtesies
-and. facilities extended to them in the discharge
of their duties. There appears to have been
less pocket picking on the fair grounds this
year. than at any previous fair in the State, e
fact which cannot but as satisfactory to the
Board and the people as it is flattering to the
force.
CRUSHED TO DEATIL—About one o'clock•,
on Thursday, a fatal accident occurred at Lip
pincott's shovel factory, in the Eighth Ward.
The name of the victim was John O'Brien.
and he resided near the Court Rouse, in the
Third Ward. It appears that he was at work
at a water trough, when he was caught in the
cogs of a revolving wheel, and crushed to
death. The deceased was a sober and luaus.
temp man. The scene, when his mangled
remains Were brought to his residence,was most
Leart-rending. Ire leaves a family to mourn
his death.
TUE BELMONT HOTEL.—Most Pittsburghers
will recollect Mr. Hugh Bean, who formerly
kept the Red Lion Hotel, on St. Clair street,
then the National, on Water, and more re
cently the Pavilion Hotel, at Rochester. Mr.
Bean, wherever he was, always kept a first
rate house, — and was much esteemed by those
who enjoyed its hospitalities. He is now keep
ing a fine hotel at Belle Air, four miles below
Wheeling, called the Belmont House, and will
be glad to see any of his old Pittsburgh friends.
who may pass that way. Hugh Bean is one of
the Ond af Tell who eau !''eeP p hotel.
pITTSBUEOE! THXA.FIiE.—At the request of
a large number of citiaens, who were greatly
gratified at the splendid manner in which Mr.
Howe produced " Uncle Tom's Cabin," this
ever popular play will be repeated this even
ing at the old theatre. It is strongly cast.
Mr. Weaver plays Uncle Tom, and plays it to
the life. Miss Jenny. Glenn performs Topsy
most capitally. Little Miss Bradshaw per
forms Eva with great judt;ment and good taste
for sq young a person, and Mr. Howe's St.
Oair is a anisbed piece of acting. Go and see
Uncle Tdm" to-night. The afterpiece is the
drima of " o,bi, or Three Fingered Jack."
neat week, the Ebusdale Sisters, the Queens
of Comedy, will make their first appearance in
-
Dr.nEcro. een ns BLEcrEn.—The following par
4ihave b
elected Directors and Managers
of the schools attached to St. Paul's Cathedral
Very Rev. E. 31!Mahon, Chairman ; Captain
R. J. Grace, D. M. D., Messrs. J.
D. Scully, James P. Barr, James Digham and
Captain John Rogers. Two members of the
Board, in turn, will visit the schools both free
and select, each month, and will examine into
everything connected with the progress of the
scholars, the financial condition of the schools,
and all cognate matters.
kstonolhe articles noticed in the Philadel
phia pewspapers as on exhibition at the State
Fair, are a splendid lot of buoks from the es
tablishment of W. S. Haven, of this city,
which are spoken of as especially worthy of
examination. Mr. Haven turns out work
which cannot be excelled, either in the East or
West.
4. GOOD article at a fair l)rice is usually
chdapn'than one common or inferior, though
bought for a mere trifle; and buyers of fashion
able clothing in either men or boys'wear, will
find the goods mad,o by J. L. Carnaghan & Co.,
Vederal street, cheaper than many others, be
034se /3.lq° an 4 tietitif Cq•
Twit Philadelphia Ledger quotes a sale of
fifteen ahares of the stock of the Merchants'
and Manufacturers' Bank of Pittsburgh at
$64, on Monday. On the same day the stock
was sold here at home for $5B 75. The Phila
delphia purchaser has made a good speculation.
PIAD.E'S SCHOOL VISITOR.—The first num
bei. of tire fourth volume 'orthis excellent little
paper, lieslgned for the'yount, and devoted to
fAucational interests, has been published. It
is
well conducted, well printed, and cheap.
'TUX postoffice at Rochester, Beaver county,
was robbed a few nights since, and about
eighty letters stolen. It is not known whether
anything of value was obtained, or who the
perpetrators of the robbery wore.
Tan East Liberty Passenger Railway will
be put. under contract at an earlz day. The
route is now being surveyed, and all prelimi
naries will soon be perfected. It is one of the
most important routes leading from the city.
A. whose =Me we were unable to as
certain, felt from the top of the three story
begs in front of the Mayor's office in Al
legheny on Thursday. He was severely'
-in
pared, but n o bons were .broken.
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jost
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WE'VE MET BEFORE.
We've met before, beloved,
I read it in your eyes,
As o'er my heart there trembling swept
A quiver of surprise,
Like to a murmuring sound that wakes
Old sleeping memories.
We'll meet again, beloved,
I may not say how soon;
Perchance the morning of,. our lives
May Omit to golden noon,
Or eventide may steal apace,
And the - grey night fall down.
Living or dead, I know not
Where it may be, or when,
I, looking m thine eyes, shall say,
Beloved, we meet again;
But ever through the solemn years
Soul seeks not soul in vain.
8,17 A. Al
ROCHSBIER, PA
ADMITTED TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.-
Campbell Fortune, a son of George Fortune,
Esq., of this city, has passed a very creditable
examination and been admitted to the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Mary
land.
Slloorrsu.—Silas Allen and a German horse
doctor had a difficulty at Duffy's tavern, on
Chartiers Creek, which resulted in Allen shoot•
ing the German gentleman in the arm. HQ is
not considered in danger at the last advices.
No arrest has been made.
A &Imo, named Catharine Fowler, aged
nbout Sear years, was burned to death at
Sharpsburg, on Wednesday night. Tho acci
dent occurred while her mother was absent.
ThE APOLLO TUk:A.TRE.-To - night Madame
Niiehels appears us Mrs. Haller, in the play of
"The Stranger," for her benefit. Let her
have a good house.
AN extra Gale of stocks and bonds will be
made this evening at 7,1 o'clock, by P. Id.
Davis, at bis,Auction Rooms, 54 Fifth street.
See list undeticuction head.
PLANS for those very desirable building lots
in the Seventh ward, to be tuld next Tuesday
evening, by F. M. Davis, are now ready for
distribution.
CAM. E. W. H. ScITEN . EFY, PT -m,,rnbrr
Parliament, for Dartmouth, will return to Eu
rope in the next steamer.
A NEW counterfeit tire dollar bill on the
Champaign County Bank, at Urbana, Ohio, hat
made tt3 appearance.
SUPERIOR blue wove cap paper eau be had
at Davis 4: Co.'s, Odd Fellows Building, for a
fcw days, at only two dollars per ream_
A PREMIUM COW, belonging to the Unit,.
Sate, Marine 1105pitul, by n rail
read train, near Manchester, on Wednesday
A MA had hi= foot cruAcd in the ma
chinery at Knap S Wade', rrent,
WecineAuy.
J. auFFmaN hai been sent to jail for tnxli•
ei axsly *tabbing a mare belonging to Pet.r
Auren9. of IX/Act' St. Clair
Hoes are selling in Philadelphia fur
pen ono hundred pounth.
fin' is calling in Philudelphin at twenty-oui
d 'liars per ton of two thousand pound&.
THE ottic••s v. - cm bliren of incident,'
y,,terdety.
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MEN'S AND BM,' of every Vll
nety of style and material, manufactured et -
prei.-ray for uy and decidedly the he , t Rock
over offered in this market. Gentlemen and
parents , wilt find it to their interest to call at
our establishment, corner of Fodural.'street and
the Diamond . Allegheny city, before purchas
ing elsewhere. A strict adherence to our sy
tem t,f large sales and small profit, has given
the name of W. H. 31PGee & Co , an enviable
pre-eminence which no competion has hitherto
disturbed.
LIVERCOMPLAINT. — A II the ills arising from
torpid action at tho Liver, iitid they are httkhy. rill lx•
ore,' by using Pit. WII,:I4)YS T4ey too a
Ale and most effectual general Gaudy
They are prepare,' and .ezehl t.v B. t.. Ywa,V.l , lit
hole.ale and Pruprt..torr ..f Fuenlet..
Vllrmlftwo. No. CO Wool ,trot.
Soli at retail by druggist , every wliarn
HEA.TINO fly STEAM —As a testimonial of
the wornmauline manner, perfect art.,n o 1 their *ell
re,inlating machine*, safety, re , lu , an) m luel, and the
little attention neOeisrtry to keep each ii,etoemnforuone,
we gine this certith:al. a. M r e,ra. Davi* and Phillips,
Nuccessors to Phillips a C 0.., for their plan of beatiny
by steam the SS.cond Ward Public the city of
Pitt.burgh, antl whieh ttAi ine , t our approval, and
w.
would recommend them to the poll. to give entart ,
KitviractiOn of heating by *team.
it .Ir. • John Mar,h4ll, Jr, M. TmAlo, 0 , 04 ,
John W ikon, L. Wk.', l'rector4
'AVIA Iz PHILLIPS,
Stearn Mahn), Ott, Farm.), Pitanthupd ond Brom Found,.
Drain's in every ckscrepleart (,f Gas Pit lurc , and Pls.?.
No. 61 Wood and 118 First Ptrpct, Inttsburvti
tialtrayki•
111ECHANICs' INSTITUTE. —This I nafitiltiiirt,
he want of which has been so long felt by our rittren.
.4 now open, under the supenntenitimee of Bea,.
acknian k Johnson, in the Lafayette Building En
t-mire, 65 Wood street It is desired for the perpetital
.zhibition of the products of Celouties, lfallufactu.
era, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of react
for (hoot, soaking information relative to (hos,• branehi.s
of industry, either by examinaum of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles to bring
before the ptibliewill find it greatly to their advantage is
leave samples,
W The public are respectfully invited to runt the
inetitute.
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mpiTzE4, .140kvie, sign and
Ornamental Itointept Fuld tirtono. Ich e them
shop ou Fou street near Mar k et, Burko's
Uuil g,
will promptly Mteuded.
WOE Lb HARDLY lie YOU ANY ONE
now-a-days to have the temerity to question the excel
lenee of Dr. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOM
ACH " BITTERS" for all diereses of the stomach in
ruse., of Dyspepsia, bodily weakness. costiveness, Ify . . -
entery and general derangement of the digestive organs,
their many virtues have long score been plainly male
apparent. They purge from the system the morbid hu
morn which retard their natural functions, and which
bring paleness to toe evq, apri st;ffefing'te the
They banish those clogs upon pleasure, restore the hys
tern to high health. and necossarily prove an ailumet t
the digestive organs. A trial is all that is needed to c
tablish them in the confidence of the skeptic.
For sale oy Druggists and dealers generally-
HOSTETTER it SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
N 0.58 Water. and LS Front street
JOSEPII LIZT-T.O
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 42 4 Pc4WEiftori; 4t!.;14
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured n the city, and will sell at reasonable tf
faX
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FORTY
- r----- IWO ACRES 01 , ' LAND, near
Clifton Station, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad, at
about eight miles from the city; 12 acres in cultivation;
2 acres creek bottom; line timber, small house and sta
ble. Price ¢1,600. For saki by
51 Market street
set S. CUTHBERT dr,'SON,
rIIIIREE ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
at Woods' Run, below Manchester, with about fifty
fruit trees, good springs, kc., will be sold at WO per
acre, Terms easy.
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Mltil) A Y-800 KS, JOURNALS, LEDGERS,
Records, Cash Books, Receipt Books, Play . Kooks,
I e Book's, of all 'Styles, constantly op hand or made
to order in the be it manger.
eel KAY & CO., 15 Wood street.
TBASS.— First steps in thoro'
_IL Baas, in twelve familiar dialogues between a teach
er and pupil. This is a book presenting in a concise
and pleasing manner the principles of thorough Bass.
The author has met with greet success in the applica
tion of this method to pupilti, and confidently recom
mends it to teachers as an invaluable aid to their labors.
Price, 50 cents. Copies sent by mail on receipt of the
price. For sale by JOHN H. MELLOR.,
se2o 81 Wood street.
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11 1 0.RSES FOR SALE.—One .13ay Mare
and one SOrrel None„'both wiursteted sound, will
bp so d low, as we. have no MII usRTLe for
AN D NOR,
II A &
03Npply to
-4- '
se29 . - 157 Liberty Street.
G ENTS' FINE - SHIRTS—At low prices.
mic, , maw EATON, CBEE & CO .
infth azuilLarlorta oists.
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a SON, b 1 Market et.
lIMEGEMI
PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1859.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair.
PFIILADELPEIIA, Sept. 29.—The State Agri-.
cultural Fair was attended, to-day, by 50,000
persons. The display in all the departments
is highly creditable. The trial of the steam
fire engines was commenced to-day and will be
concluded to-morrow. The tallest playing
was made by the steam lire engine Baltimore,
from Baltimore, built by Poole and Hunt, hav
ing a pump invented by Geu. W. Fulton, of
Steubenville, Ohio. The Washington engine,
of this city, similar in construction but with
more power will be tried to-morrow.
The premium fur hand engines was compet•
ed fur this afternoon, by the Citizens' tire
company of Harrisburg, and the Assistance
tire company of this city, and was awarded.to
the latter. The Assistance threw one hundred
and eighty-three feet perpendiculary, and the
Citizen ono hundred and ninety-six feet.
Thirty feet were allowed to the Assistance,
her chamber being only nine inch, while the
Citizen is twelve inch.
The International Cricket Match
MONTREAL, September 29.—The new match
between the six of the United All-England
with five Canadians, was continued to-day, the
weather being fine. The match will be con
tinued to-morrow. Nothing could persuade
the Canadians to part with the English crick
eters until the match is played out. They,
therefore, need not be expected to arrive at
New York till Sunday morning. About 2,000
persons were prevent to-day at the short 110 -
two given them, and double that number will
probably be on the ground tomorrow Parr,
Jackson, Hayward and Stevenson bowled
against the United Eleven, Stevenson or Diver
as cricket keepers, with Hayward or Dicer ns
long stops. The score of United All-England
in the first innings was its follows Coffey I:%
Grundy none, Carpenter 22, U Smith none,
I.caier s, .1 Lilly white Pick...tiny none,
Fisher 14. Morgan 2. flacon 7 Byes.. 16.
Total, 115 runs. The All. England Eleven
were doubled against by Grundy and Coffey,
Lockyor acting as wicket keeper, and Piekenny
a ., l o ng stop. At sundown the v o .r. , A...0d as
follows: Daly none, Hay wo, l et
14,
liardines none, Pis or not out. :•wettei•
ham 3. Pam U I,4ekyer, 11 one It%
From Washington
\\ • n-lilt:67oN CITY, 'z.%l.tetrito•r - The
!ovretary the Navy has rocont:) . filbtie ar
rangementk for the receptiot, of additional
number' of acting raid hiptnert at the Na you/0
A ea:dewy —trOill thirty to forty f them
Ntemberk of Co‘ngro.k from diktrietk h
hate tw,ll Ittrz, , ••t time
konnk 114 far tmck b••
141.10%t”d to make for admit:
‘iort, in tcoorilanco with tit , krtikting law
tron-ury f-r tio•
thv .Irutt,
to $l. 11 0 '." 0 ".nml tho draft, I—;.,
yit.l/4111 to Anal it
1:0 Th., turrob... •-rer I,ot k rn..re
that $::0 , ,f 0 14), or d !ft.{ (14 t
W
Capt M. S. t,.
F4,rt th.• h. t ic ~f
quiirt..,r-Mtoter-tieri , •rmi at Oita t , - , it,t tr. pitwa.
Tht , Pre•idvnt his 4 fipi. , lnte•ci Win i
;‘, “1 . nard Stnt• - • 1' , •12r1 for Ati,• n,,th
ern and t,,putliern ~ t 1e!.1%,ft, •
Gat' I. n The ..f nt ' op - ant
centler.licn Ltd owl
nertion with that
0. 4 .1,1 4 r,u1r. , MA0 In-rr \,'is
ha...‘ returned to W•uldnzton,
Accident and Loss of Life at a Fair.
:,//i/tethher A •JJ-1ri. ,, 11.J4 3..1
dent hum t. , 111,. who JJ lit
-more 1,, . f ratr of I r
heinv, h.• 1,1 Ita Lb, chit ltd.'
It large Lim liar , 41:th
er,l ~I s etill3l //t1 Mew/
the I.ahlgo 6jJtit.ll my a; It ‘41. , 1.:r their
wel / 411t, and the wh,/le lart3 ere liir.JJVIJ
, 11.11,11, and many 4.lllWilvd
~thuee eool/1 bo. r. tl/1/•re..l 4
ratul94d at elghteen, 11,/,te,;11 It IN ///,1/1,././../1
taut 1,41 t.• arc tall JUL tau Wlti*q. A
non.ber /./f h.reuae rio•••IV.,1 ~vero mgt]
rie,
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Episcopal Diocesan Convention
N EW --Tt
-011'4311 Coli% onti”l, to IltsV, her,
s h o p )I,devitorik Litt, witl - ltricvn hi, 1..1m. , ,
thy, tiou.o of 131.111- m-Linoz Sr,. I.•rnna
m of hi. ~ r itenro l ill , Wlt% this WWII
(' in an informal wnnn, r Thr , uttlir%weil
thu petition I, 10.,Le..1 upon by the u pp t , n , l ,t,
‘,l re:itoration RA ohly n,. 1.9 ,, 1ient to Tit t•t
bringing the !object up for nte t t , Rd
the palti.m and memorial t., Ilietirnotid nab.
"lit pirtsing tlieni ui te,i , y: /0.7.!
Senator Chesnut's Political Position.
S. C. Soptotillwr Tilt
arl,t"n Gain, - contains tL,• ~f
...ieutitor Chesnut, delivered ye.terday. at Cain
den. Ile rayon! Southern unity, and the de
velopment of her res.eirce. Ile repudiat ,
the agitation of the opening ~ f the -lase trade.
and opposes the p..ition of :4 pater Dought ,
about unfriendly territorial I. gis,,r.ti,n
Arrival of the Southern Mini
N YORK S.uthern
mail bring* the Orloare.l,(lpl`r,
I apt. The I',,,,yrAltr lindor lands that Dr. .11,1
land lia.R sucee , ded iu obtaining nn extension
.f time till Innli for counnencini; the c.,nst.rkn.
tl.n 4 , f the inter-Drennle tilkitrowl
No Tidings of La Mountain, the lEro-
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TROY. N. Y., September an
nouncement of the safety of La Mountain, the
wronnut, iv erronente3. He has net yet been
heard from .
'- is:DIA. RUBBER GOGDS, INKSTANDS.
rthier,,, Penholder. Pew, Paper Blare., pencil,
toccot Ingi•tands, Poi:bet Book., Bookers Civics. Air• ,
lot sale by W. s HAVEN,
le1:1 Corner Wttod A Tktrti A Morket & SPeoltit rl9
I 75
( 13 ,: , ; :l t i l l i i. r t i. '.±.si ii . i si, 1 1!' y I l i Lilt
1 i . 1y , .) ,, 1 tu , 1 ,. . , ) , N u l n k..: l i N ,,, -
,me by M. "'ISA RA, .la.,
181 Fifth street, between Wylie and Ross streets,
102 ad door abovo Wyilt, Stroel.
TAMES HOLMES & CO., Pork Packers
t) and dealers in Bacon, Lard, Sugar Cured Hams,
Ac, corner of FIRST AND MARKET sTREETs,
teloly Pittsburgt 'v.
1 9OOO BS. PURE cti.E4Xl TARTAR"
lumt recmved and tor aale by
BECKHAM A BELLY,
suArs2 Allegheny City.
CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS
and Dried Beef, Pt tierces to arrive, per steams
Belmont, at HAWORTH A BROWNLEE'S,
apB • in th a paarnond
OgUG AR.-70 iih.h., prime acid fair Sugar
w
..
for sale by a l . WM. H MITH 4 Co.
}Xi A itS.-100,1100 Genuine Secars, differ:
eat brands, in store and for sale lowliy
HAWORTH di BROWNLEE,
apt in the Diamond.
Q,EV EN HUNDRED DOLLARS will pur
l' chase a two-story Frame Dwelling House, of four
rooms, and lot 20 feet front on Rebecca street, A!le.glie
ny, by 110 deep on an alley.
_ sell H. CUTHBERT 4 :SON, 01 Market street-
GLYCERINE . i7.REAM, COLD CREAM
AND AMANDINE, for chapped hands, lips, and
roughness or chafing of the skin, always on hand at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
se22 corner Diamond and Market street.
IFITSTCtB' OF THE W ESTE UN 1 NSII R
RECTION Wer.tiirn rennaylpanni, commoul
nil led the Whisky IwurivOton, 1744, by 'lon. It.
Orackeiroige, issued and for snbi
S. ' b
IV. y
EIAyEN,
Market 4 Soong 1 oin.l, Wou,l 4, 'rhiril nta.
se7:3l
SOLUBLE GLASS - CEMENT.—An ex
cellent article for re-uniting broken parts of Glass
Forcelain,Chms, he., &c., at L. WILCOX'S,'
sea corner Smithfield and Fourth streets.
ENGINEER'S POCKET TABLE-BOOKi
sold by fselol J. R. WELDIN.
50 BBLS S P. CARE!, SODA, just receiv
ed and for ludo by BECKHADI a K e E n LLif iy
aau• Allegheny
ei •
ERRING.-50 barrels for sale by
se2 - • H. H. WLLINS.
OOTATOES.—I7 S Mishels prime St. Louis
Potatoes, received and for sit ) . y
- A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
J3ROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, for Bale at
JOSEPH ABEL'S DREG STOBE.
asiage ea. Fifth and Grant sta.
fflisreltanenus
KAY & COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
/VO. 65 WOOD STREET,
Pittsburgh, P.
A full assortment of Law, Medical and Mincella
mut Books eonatautly on land. mrl
Q UN D RI ES.
kJ 400 barrels Prime N. 0. Molasses, Oak Cooperage:
30 do St. James, S. H. do;
`&) do Lovering's first quality Syrup;
500 bags good to choice Rio Coffee;
75 Pocket's choice Java do;
125 Half Chests Young Ryson, Imperial, Gun Pow
der, Oolong and Pomhing Teas:
lix) boxes assorted brands s's, h to's lump To
bacco;
10 kegs Covington six twist Tobacco;
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75 do Be Carb. Soda;
5 barrels Alum;
10do Dairy Salt in Sack,
20 bags iiriun Pepper;
15 do Allspice;
6 do Mitt Capsia:
0.1 boxes No. 1 Soap;
100 do Chemical Olive Soap;
25 do German do.
30 do Variegated or Toilet Soap;
LO dozen Con Washboards;
Ni do liticket..,;
30 do Tubs. aysorted sixes;
100 do Broom,:
50 boxes U. It. Raisins;
tal do No. 1 Norfolk Chocolate;
40 do Madison Starch;
50 bolt., No. 1 and 2 Batting;
30 barrels Bleached Elephant und Whale Oil;
to) do Strait's Tanners do
20 do Cod do do
lo do Ru in do
N. e"jor.
In igorii and toi , ale
sp2s MILLER & RICKE'I,4SoN.
'I'ANDARD WORKS OF TRAV'EI
I,J Bw OIL TrArrly w Africa. 7, volume•
" in Oriental Etibenn.
I',•rr Expe.litlon to .saran
I.t
dept. n Trave tn Yucatan; 2 volume-.
•• 10 Central Ann , rlr%, 2 v••i.
lidydrd Taylor'. Travel,
II rfaid. iu Ellnit.:111/4 the Ervg; Yr,,:•
'Erdrol, Gr,er,, 'furl", and 101+,4-
tti Egypt and Arita%
Expr-Jakfin It, tn. 14,1 See and Jordan.
F6,11111111:1% r the 11,der Laud of the Chrs,l.an and
llirk
..47 KAY A CO.. 6:i tidal .trees
ICUTLEE Y; —The hest wortment o
;IV f-1 ,, F , ItES CARVER,
POCK ET EN! V ES. ..KIII.ISOTI.I.i,
I, • ~,, 6. , Ily, tP. 1,111 , i 01 '111" •t.,tver.
l••
{RTIVRildrr A 1 . 01 7 N11,
f,13 Woo.l Atrr•et
tloN,uot quart. 4:6
41,
a% ,1.•
1.1 .1, to Jo pt. Jo In
Dru Let qt”
rl • r‘.
ctisort
Cf. 1,111,
ILI Pk; ,Ori
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3111.1. A 10 , A:1,7i'.
• - trash put
,re.l
34 AEPII
ro r }Mt, uro.tursrt .trr. t
S • :2••ILL
C N 1.1)WEI.I. lints
.5 , ,t d I , EAL ER, I.
li,mp and tt.rt
, 04.iturn. Tar, ['act.. Roan and rrh
m.,.1 11,..r1 I q - , i1.11e, C.•••
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1, F,••,•,. - 1• • • I,c - 1 ,
dr. do
land f
1.3
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4bl I 1.7
MILLE!: A Rh 1;7'1 , 7 , N
11041'Eit'FY..1 1,4
st •t• 011• ,••• •ti .•• lb..
, 1.44 , 4 l 111 c `,..,,t<411 , 1, hit
1. rll 4 ,`
Al 1,12t1e 1411 . 1.4.3 . 3; n '+'4:,
V. , Sut,
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tot./.• .301. i 4: 3.re.nl '.n L •In ~ 3
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tert.,.l
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Wo.sl totos , t, .4.l..totttrt 0.1.k4,
A 11.1 , ..k5.LV1 ItESIDENCE l'oli SALE
tittrr'tt t.iaaa. 1.4444,44 v b . ...tt ,, tizlt—s
ttatu Lttt,t, ln. l tott , ry ktrt ,- 1. !Melling If
att...1c1,....1 , ,iict, with Sul of
0.11 . .. V r,irutt !loser.
.0,1141 fru“; w. 1.4
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un.l lt . rat, tpplz t
1 . 11111 . 1 i I k Ntittitet
p to,
• lad:rt.
- I 44 4•G . 0 ft Ant. •
I . 1 , 4 J, ty UFA SILK 4 A5I•17.11,
Warkl rt...oppe.ritft 5t..1.15er1.116 Hotel.
Ni .1 I ryttlitli , • I tal
lull ~, hr
10:1 NI t:1( A NI
2,1,V, , ,Ki , (I,or
8 1-11 1 I - R. '
1' , .*(44. , P. , 11 Vtttter l'oect ed
qt: t E f •A, • t ••;iatlt 1. 11 - .17E1i,
olnwr MArkvl att.l Fast
pAid, iItEL N. - tor sal, by
4 , %11NK-at la d
I
Fu *t and Wn.l
. _
BI
I 1.4 PIS - footl
'rot f;or,t 11'A•41::11,k:L4 6 11 . 1 Mar.
Lt....t , r, F.) I , 311 q
1t,111i11,1,4 4,14 OU 'ira
E' !,t wn-hmKtgl, F . La Ale 1.,
A 4 1 , N, NI +as krt rat
6()0 I. 11) I I. I ,
11 Wt
utved and P.lle 1 , 1
lirelt II %NI a El y,
rstlegalerly CIAA
DurrEv.. 1 1444. Prtmc Packert Butter
IL" lIENTLY H. 1.01,L1N ,
(.11L! COAL OIL! COAL L !
ou MAN refined lin:lung Cnal Ud tor .tle by
C. J. 11. SAW VEIL
PIA aII 14 It I 11 A good :I ,, ortinc
of Cloth 111.11.110, on bawl strbr foc Halo by
L WILCOX,
rpSS ciiruar t I omittitiold and ' , mirth Straot,
" 14 -- I.i It , ptime Rice now lanai - rig
„Lt, and ssi,. by
Nal MILLER k RICK. F:TSoN.
$
11 - A `;' , l per week, for
utmott «twltn, purcha•os a building Lot, 20 b)
lOU 101. t, on Mt. Wa..hington; for 9100 by
9017 N CUTIIIIF:11T A FION - . 61 Mosket +1
A/ P
Eli:11.1,10N ENS
p;)}tl-• FI )I.IOS, for sale by
14 1 A MI FLOLIR.—sI bbls. very choice
Double Extra Family Flout, just rocoivtid and for
Sale by JAMF:.4 A. Vli7l;Llil2,
nolo Corn 7 Ils ... .rkeptktl First streets,
Butl'Ell.-10, firicips for salt+ by
iv‘t WILLIAM 11.81111 b l k CO
ALMO.NI- O X - eS for sale
kJ by LUX "M k ANDERSON.
Wood st l i2pposite St.'Paarles Hotel.
KnyLB CAM.Bi3n - 4 copy for sale low.
SEASONABL E Bea 1. it: WELPtN.
I.lt/1).145,AL.WPS ano
Drawers—At low priet3.
i;REE &CO,
Fifth andbMarket sta.
nico Peaches, re
ceirerbatul for Belo by JAS. A. FETZFIty
seta corner Market and First streets.
EMENT—For sealing fruit cansd i ars,
N i .„/ n superior article for sale low oh
41S.
corner Diamond and Market st.
1 -, IMOI7OYSEED--75 bAshels vevy ilioice
Timothy Seed , just reoinvvi on cousiFnment, and
to sale by' ' JAMES A. k ETZER,
Wit comer Market and First streets
_ -..._
BOOK, IV—Cffin;llANbß ~old by
el and Machinists,
J.
.R WELDIN.
.1,1 Engineer for Locomotive
solo
CARD ENGRAVING neatly executed by
J. R. wELKN.
—9 63 Maxi street near. Fourth-
DC — ATER BAGS FOR GROCERS and Tea
1 Dealers, Just receiiid and for sale at the stationery
stores of W. S. HAVEN,
•sa2 cor. Market & Second and Wood & Third sta
IIEANS--25 Barrels, for sale by
,e2l HENRY H. COLLINS
bxs. assorted Window Glass
for sale by (se:) HENRY H. COLLINS.
1: 0 ROOMS.-50 doz. Corn Brooms, for sale
by HENRY H. °bum&
CHEESE -240 boxes received and for
sale by (set] HENRY H. COLLIN&
- -
LIIICKWici AT. 200 bushels
H. for sale-by
610 EMMY COUTO
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
ISAIAH DICKEY.
Vice Nevikat
JAMES PARK. Js., Ist. JOSEPH DILWORTH. al.
(lonmitiec of Arlan:bun for September and O•fober.
.lANIFS PARK, Jit., nce Pruident
DAVID CAMPBELL, WM. S. LAVERLY,
SAMUEL SHRIVEL BENJAMIN CAMPBELL
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
ALLEGIIINT Cmr, September ce, 1859.
The market me+ dull during the week, and th.• prices
ave deelll6,l The stock W.l good.
S. Nt•bon.
Nakestraw...
445.. Kerwin d: Co .
69 Wm. Webb.
31. .liendncli: A Uncle:.
33... Wm. Nett
Brainard
37 ...Jame Turner........
17 ..Ja.rnel 8arren........
11... R. C. I,oney
18... W Murdoch....
Fleming
39..11. Mien At C0_..._..
1 6 -11
17. J. N Rogerft
IS A. Campt,pll
- Wrn. Ilnoxslior
2.,C Wm. ..
30 ..I N
17.. Heaton Clayton..
21. rt. ..... .
15. W. 1137.1,w0001._..
16 B. Tx) lor
11. .Jos.
13. M
4 1. : , 11b2holl
,1 11cr. Lek.
14.. J. R. Real!. .
112 lir..
A • Mitten.... .
H 11. ii./101.4mart_...
81nr8114.11 .....
.1 11 11mt.
r • r•
4 , I I
Z 7 2 I rub ert,t EWA
EEI
•aiaa;, Sent Ea•t
Atx , ut ..a2,.•.1, I.,tvi bras
Ner.t 174.1
f.,r 4%4 L'ouLly tip, ntnq P‘ot
Flour z,AI,••
MIMI
Butter ,2 11
ftl Al..
nacos, =SOO 11 at .r .hot:
El=
=MEM
Eggs ~. 1t i• .1
Cheese- INJX, W
Polators •
I=l
1:1=!=l1I111
"A. 1,1.,.% aNy: 17.,ku
C -LI, L . 1.•
i I 4. • °,.-It. 1. A
kn. I is. , •
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sa ' 1 ' 3••• • ! ,
'TT, .4711
1 . 611....1nrma Fs `la .1 trs
7.e.5011 la estr, It, I
an,l Mrs: ot, a: L a ,, I tt ha •a Is t/v
NO., ...111 1,10. t.: , 1 a; $1.14 V:Mo
fte at 51,3 t the 11 , .r.
L,Stio !math )ell,r 1K,14 Jr)
s Ls. , • I‘lll, - ...i 1. - . F. 111.• tv•A l'etN
a.; 11/ 1.1L•11-.1 .t
CIPME
Ncw Ivilz, !,•14,1111 , t . '.7. , —, , t. ,, ,.. aull ..1:11 , •ari
Mk.g.., 2 1'... , 1, lz.1•4•1 1.7 I CiefeLvand A rowdo
mwt.vo, 6. Itit:. n. '.:!! ' liu.l-..1t R:1. eO.,
Nett 1 Laic l'eutral xl ... liartim IlwR i. 1,, 11
+fp... nr. 1 i 1.. . ,,,, 74 i'at.zb , Mxtt , `+.t t. IT
M1A.1..1. C1,1:1 al 4. , , tine, a,l iii..rt„u..;•. ... 14.1;
'nth "1.1 tto. r .•. • , t NI, 11.!1.:
Mr. I'
ti),i
CoRN MEAL AND 110 M M,
MIN ERA I. WAT ERS.
day, (lime hAmper.. tre••ll ,, eltaat-r ‘Valer, Arte Alida
!sulphur (Vnter, And for sale t.x ABEL,
aue . .. 4 3 coruor }Vila And et rant :.trout
rrEN ih.iLLA RS. Fur Ow :WC01111110 , 13-
J, ton 01 rot., at, 1t - Woqt to laarome their aawn land •
lord. And put their rent Into A hemp 01 their own, we
h ate im a i o ar (write more raf thogeehertp lanidanu lot,a
Mu Washington, cacti 2.:a fewl (rout on A wide street, M
WO feet deep • Nay (aviation Is rot .‘enrabio,
within a few miouleat walk of city. 'rice from Sim
.1. B. W ELIA N
KO $ kvi I 3 'a.) 11411
Treasurer.
NATHANIEL HOLMES
Secretary.
UEORUF.. H. THURSToN
UNION DROVE SAR DS.
John Allender. Pruprtelt,
BEEVES.
Prtre.
East
0 Tered I y
Si 2' .0,3
21 '2 rr, o 2
ltl P 4 y Lind
19 $2
(„0
14 "
17 2. 43
19 2 vt,3
(*1
25 2 ty3
20 2
17 2
24 2
18 3 ,
19
Ir,
1 3
21
lit
•
11'2
19 $19,30 7r , lie .1
to It,
./f..:t
(.. t 1
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
PrniutraGn. ‘ieptemb-^: 1 , 59
t (4 4 , . lc,
61/1.1 , .a1t I
r all-1 1 0,.• Irun, -u
I t
MEE=
New 1 - 44'k Market
Phtla!elphla !Otarliet
New lurk Stuck Market.
111133
fl. T ... -1\ S t VNNEI , N.
'EA RI, SI'EAII M tI4L.
AI t t4EQIIENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY Si. BRO..
WHEAT ILVF_OD (YRN PCIZCItIr=I.II
14:1.1VERI
E=l
TERMS, CASH ~N 1 , F.1.1\ El:)
. . .
to 11125 oath. Terms of paymont. Ten I .ollar, an hand,
reniajudor ty iopall mom hlc payments For further tin
fotinston tall At OW offICC.
ert S. cuTUBERT 0 SON. 51 Market at
NEW WALL PAPERS, for autumn
now 11160111. r. for sale liy
st 42 1C 1' MARSHALL t CO, 07 01
14 11 0/i PA R LORS -Gold Vno,ltruniered ttpor
and Borders, nor ,tyle. tot Nale
sell! " W. R. MARSHALL I CO
CLA WALL • PAPERS.—Cheap Wall
IL) Papal - A for sale by
0012 W. P. MARSHALL k CO
OCKET ANDK ERCH I EFS, SUS-
I: PEN DER:3, (.11.01; ES, HOSE—Fut sitio st
.1...(T0N. CHEF. 0 CO'S—
Noio Corner Fifth and Market stn.
WHA`IIINIi PA rillt.—Crown, 25 cents
SiottitTtit,g7t,', veins, sod Doable Crown, 50 routs
The lur,hest market prioo pail in canh for Rage. by
CHADWICK SON,
800 No, 110 and 151 Wood ht, Pittaburah.
FARM OF TEN ACRE -Situate on
the Ohio Itiver,at miles below the eity, between
dlbOek and Heys StiNtion, '2 double frame houses: a
stable; an excellent spring; garden paled in; apple, pear,
peach, plum and cherry trees; smith shop, Ac. The Ft.
Wayne i nd, Chicago Railroad, and Beaver road pass
through thu premises.
Price f 2,000. For sale by
sol S. CUTHBERT .t SON, hi Market street
RAY ARD TAYLOR'S NEW WORK._
Travels in Greece and Russia; 1 vol., tno.
Sylvla'm World,cw Crimes which the law does not reach
The Shelley Memoriala, edif i ed by Lady SlielleY
Idyls of the Wing, ty Tennyson.
Michclet's. Love L'Aneour, translated by Palmer.
Sparks from a Locomotive, by Belle Britton.
Acadia, or a Month Among the Blue Noses
Adam Bede, by George Eliot.
Dr. Thorne, by Anthony Trollope.
Walterams (new work,)by Anthony Trollops.
Thorniey, a Peep at the Past.
The Laird of Norlaw.
Life of Douglas Jerrold, by his Son,
The Martyred 'Missionaries—illustrated with cuts.
Strickland's Queen of England; Vol, s.
Co eland's Band-Book of Country Life.
Ceel" KAY it CO.. B. Wood titres 1,
T
.HEAP BUILDING LO'fB FOR SALE—
.) each 25 feet front on a wide street, by 100 feerdeep;
situate in a healthy and desirable location. near thoLnity.
Price from $lOO to $125 each. Terms—Ten Dollars in
hand: remainder in amall month payments Apply to
847 S. CUTHBERT A EON. 61 Market st.
SWEET OIL.-8 barrels for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK I: CO..
se2B corner First and 'Wood Sta.
'yr !STUCKY MUSTARD.—In and
j 3, 1 ID. cans, for sale by
B. A. FAELNESTOgg A CO.,
se29 cor. FirstJr.ma Wood sta.
INDOW CURTAIti`' e n and
• i.'idestslEsi)i,Vco• •
FlS Eib li nta .— g W for hi wa te b
by Fish, Trout, awkerel and
HENRY EL °GLIM&
suaa
3pecial 3jotfres.
Vegetable Substitute for Calomel
and Blue-Pill.
BR A ND ET tt'S VEGETABLE UNIX EASEL PILLB
by restoring the bowels to their original dally an i nate
ea/action. give strength to the stomach, purify the blood
re-establish the healthy condition of the digestive or
gans, and thus cure dyspepsia, colds coughs, rhenma
tisms, d rops i es, and sickness genera whether chronic
or recent. The celebrated Abern ethy says:—"After
havin cured the derangement of the bowels; debilityp
and nil diseases generally disappear of their own aeany
oven in a short lone." The experience of a century has
established the worth of these Pills beyond dispute, as a
Plireallvo anti-bilioy medicine; and their use by up
wards of 4,ise, conscientious physician?, and by over a
million of families, chows that they are supplying one of
the wants of humanity. and are in advance of medical
science. shove pills, although purely vegetable, are
now known and used as a substitute for calomel (Hy
drorgyri Chtoralunt Mite.) producing all its alterative
and other indications, with none of its disorganizing ef
fects upon the solids—often crippling for life—or its dip,.
tre,emig, action upon the teeth and gums. The prepared
concentration front the Marne principles--the Life Addi
tion Pills—is a ,ilbstitute for blue-pill (Pilulte Hydrargyri)
pria,,ang the peculiar action on the secreting organs,
of that preparation from mercury, but none of its sali
vating or other injurious ettecta. Those who have used
them, as a ta!awpift yubslitute or otherwise, award to them
the highest praise. They come nearer tea concentrated
Essence of Lily than anything yet made, in the way of
medicine. by man. A single pill given daily, when all
hope has end, Mei often restored health. In fact. they
supply an organic pnaciple to the blood, always wanting
ni extreme cases of sickness. Old people have the se
cretion.. of earls youth restored by the Life Addition
Pills. Their value as life preservers isbeyond estimate.
Firandreth's Vegetable Lniveneal Pills remove from the
howels grid blood of a sick person the cause of death
Tile Lirr AnntrioN PILLS SUPPLY SITE 0110.07 C NECESSITY Or
Tog Rime's virt LlTT—the ininute globules of vegetable es'
.enee , , of which they are but the concretion, hare their
uart coal'-peat in the vital globules of the blood. And
from w lame, doe , this blood derive its life, its globules?
verity from the s.rtnio source from whence Lr. Itrandreth
derive. the life principle of the Life Addition Pills—from
the Vegetable kingdom!
The., pills, its also the Universal, are warranted pure-
Ic vewetable Retailed respectively at 2t and 50 cents.
Ph y.licans and the public.. supplied by the gross, or sin
irk 1,3 X. at No. 204 Canal street. iirandreth's Principal
itflee; by Thomas Redpath, No. 57 Diamond street
Pittsburgh, Pa.. and by all respectable dealers in medi
(sae, je27:lmrikw
TRUTHS THAT DEFT CONTRADICTION
tho following facts in relation to Chrinadoriis
E:rd•„ +7, , !, and then any if It has an equal in the
world.
It neither burns the skin nor hair.
It colors every hair alike.
It. blanks and browns are nature's duplicates.
It is applied to a few minutes.
It leave., a gloss upon the hair.
It is more permanent than other Dyes.
It eel:dams no corrosive ingredient.
And la th. to inventor challenges a trial between this
Dye and any other in existence, whether of native or
foreign origin. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. C11R.137.111 , 1110. NO. a Astor Erlilde, Nye York.
GEO. H. KEYSER. Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MEEMIN
TO NEW CASTLE BY CANAL
13. PASENGERS GOING TO NEW CASTLE
AND ;N ti t Er I.lok - THAT PLACE—You will not
Bart the daily line Packet , : between New Castle
Brighton connect with the accommodation
train. Ott the Logo. e. x., and with the G:O5, a. at, at Ne*
Brighton. By going by this route you will nave time and
in,m,ey, which i•J fl great object a; the present time, an
and the frost has done great damage
CI li'[' La R.-11c iothseribers are tmrissering
LreYa Goner.; Foreign and Domestic Shipping and
l'uohle-s, in this city, and have teased the
now and 57 West ~ r att, street,
simore tocy are prepared to reculve am' sell Foreign
and Donc.siso of all kind+, and offer the usual
tioalitics on oil e. , n..nts-nraent, to their address.
to tl:cilopiirtment of 'Shipping. a long experience
' , Arran's assuring our mends that 1.11 huslness re
ta::ry to and Cargoes will be promptly attend
ed
.
We oonti.lentle offer our cerrice4 in all the various
departments of a Commercial Business .
CURRY, NEPHEW 3 Co
Baltimore, Fthruitry,liC:l.—mr3:tf
CANNEL COAL OIL.
QOM - F. OF T lIE GOOD QUALITIES OF
iv , Cann,l C..al Oil, art, the.o
i / LIGHT IN BRILLIANCY:
1.•• EN lIREIV SON-EXPLOSIVE;
IT M.ll' RE C.IRRIED ABOUT;
r VI - E.\ EFT FOR GENERAL USE;
r fi FUN: , WITHOUT A NY OFFENSIVE ODOR:
11 Ls f. I. EAT' JX D BEA IN COLOR ;
I .11 , 1 4 1.1A1Z.iNCE IN THE J_3 MP IS °RNA MEN
TAL NI) Al mIcIICE •
PER.II.I.ENTL SOIL CARPETS.
1.0 INI TV,; p.,
of 0,
MEE
r 7 L EMPHATICALLY THE CHEAPEST UGH
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
to a to.t. 71, 7 and rit , tain go,d coal oil
that they will more readily
ani down the tut., Trim the wick with eharp
oca-tiy even with the top of the wick-tube,
ue• snail pro:ectme point. at the corners.
our oil Turn up the wick carefully
1,1 7 t.. •,, 71 7 7 not t., cruek the chimney.
onhaneo ereedenee for read.
eewmg
Hy the i-aroftil oh-etranee of these directions, you will
eettre a Inght that cannot fail to phase.
Our fw,litio, tat n2inmg are now cern perfect and
i.iirnplete. and having lotted a gri.At dei of laberionb
:tem., , o to the art. we have 7.l.ltltte.7dett in producing an
~fth.. eel) 6,4 quality, to which we write the
ewevi.-.lattentein of the trade. All orders will be filled
at the love-t rate,
ale I , v t h •w trtrrel, or in quantities to suit eustrs
ADAIR S, VEEDER.
Itrtmers of Coal tits,
No. at i'mna. Avenue ,near High street,
(not i.‘r from the Court Hots e. l
BIRMINGHAM
COIIII ERCLA L COL LEGE,
WRITING ACADEMY,
College limit, Diamond Itirmingim
orn anent-II Wraing
LIAM ‘VIIIICILf
• \V 04. , ;1,4
I' I 01,LT T
N. SBA!' FEB- Pr os ^ - or o f Wnungaud Book-KcePing
kD .lu., Professor of Peninam.hip.
t l'ioces , , , r of Itook-Reepinz and Com
rm. r. 1,11 - .0.111,mq,
REV W do Leetruo , r on History and Gen
eral
H. , : I' 11,12.1-I . F.N, F.xC. S. Minister to Pen
n, al.. :t mention - if t h e Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on
C•14•101.ii 1.,11k
PR=I I‘IIOF 711 F. E i)N. Lecturer ou Elocution.
a 11,0,1 se.• wliat r been I , efore attempted by
an) 112.111 , 1 '1,•••,111N14 ~r Ornamental apt Plaorte.O. Pcianauoltip executed o: 11 prcuener, in th e
Cr'in 20 secondiupwards.
,„d V - 2,:41 per week. Birmingham Ferry
tree f,T ,11 t• 'lit trUlt•l. at :toy time. For specimens
~f W ritin C. enclose 2 p04111;,to 4tatup,,
and address
I,—+ Voiant
WM . H. lIITNEY,
IV 0 'T FL ""Y" PUBLIC
u FFICE at this Pittsburch I'r, Fifth
street, towr Wood. IYI3
IF lI li N ITU HE FOB CASII.—A full as
Rortment 0? Pat,1,11.7 - 01 mantlfacrur , i FURN
'l' IRE- embruomg
BUREAUX,
WARD RC/RES,
And every artiCle n,eded in a AVOU furnished dwelling
V a splendid assortment of
o F 1 , 1 C FURNITURE
Constantly on luuul and made to order. As the only
terms on nineli Cosiness is done at this establishment..
for (US R. pruies are made aeeordintily. Persons in want
of anything in the abort, line, world be advantaged by
ealling nt FACIUNER &
No. 10.1 Smithfield street, below Fah.
11. FACIEINKR
JouN Al. lewrs.
TIIE MANUFACTURERS OF SAW
YEWS CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
otter subjecting it to the severest torts known to the'
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for so little money, having
at once so many good qualitieS, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTY—In colors. firmness, surface and tex
ture generally.
OF PURITY—In freedoin from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—For washing clotheivot every deseq
non, coarse or fine; cotton, linke i wpislen or silk; dye
pr i nte d or white: for misuse tar,. grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers ink, shoemakers' wax, ete:, from clothes,
furniture. and front the hands.
•
GIVE , it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the directions. B. C.& J. H: SAWYER.
lea 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh!
Wall's Picture Gallery.
Wu. C. WALL has taken the third floor
of Jones' New BUilding, adJOIIIIIIg the :le
ebonies' Bank, Fourth street, for no A MI3ROTYPE AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,:itndI havmg fittod up the
room in a style unsurpas.serko3^,a; his friends and tho
public to visit his establislun,eigja
His reception Room, lie hss•;i1O• hesitation in
of tun a saying.,.-
s
has not its superior ,u*n•rlic?,7„,,e'
toe, beauty
tare and appointmen 30 and lus Operating
ROOlll5, betng on if = .
or. are entered
imme
diately through ,••
,the must improved coinbi4d
side and .Icy lig e a faciliv for Minn Csherl.
Picture, in the I t possiblet , tne, that 4 can
fail to make' his eatabl' ment th all
persons
of taste. , a • .
ltlr e no an artist, is a s Wguaranteo
Isapatron • bet good Pictures rill be per.
to o his
to le= raises.
The publi a ladies especially, are mooted to
view his rooms, and examine specimens. se2Fr.lw
BALL ROOM HAND BOOK—Containing
upwards of 300 Dances, including all the latest and
most fashionable dances, with elegant illustrations .and
full explanation% and every' variety of the latest and
most approved figures and calls for the different changes
end rules on deportment and toilet, and the etiquette of
dancing by Elias lElowe,--elegantly . bound. Price Sects. Paper bouncl,B cents: For elle by
JOHN H. 1,1rr.1 OR, 81 Wood street.
Hopi= mailed on reenipt at the price. 842%
.{.15
. 101.. Time unlimat.d
,; Ii LEITH END, Prim: , TILL
Putehurgh. Pe
R,,,,K
NUMBER 302
paguerrean - galleries.
11.0GERS'
A inbrotype and Photograph
raLsT ElLtxrcrx;
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Streeto
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
air Photograplaa, colored or plain, taken at short no
tice. at Eastern price., and warranted.equal to them.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFESIZE,sreI
colored in Oil.' MIS •
LIFE-SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
P'H o'l'o C3-ELA.PI-IS,
Colored in Oil, Prietelle, or Plain, in the mo.et:artratia
yle, and at Eastern pritr,
WALL'S GALLERY,
Jones' pnildinPt. Fourth street
PHOTOGRAPH, AMBROTYPE, NEE-
LAINOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, air. Fifth and Graaf streets.—The subscriber bay
i g tilted up rooms in liPTIGHE'S BUILDING is now
prepared to take Likenesses that CANNOT FAO., TO
GIVE SATISFACTION. •
Call and examine the collection.
PENN MACKINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTIII4.III,
MANUFACTURER OF •
Stcam Engines!, Shaftineand;Panies
tering Machines,
Mortice bfaehines.
Gear Wheels, •
Hangers, etc., etc
Orders prnmptly attended to. -- •
aStly • ALLEGHENY,
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMELTING WOIiKW,
IVITURDY & CO.;
•
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bet
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spelter Solder, 3c., also im
porters and dealers in -Metals, Tin 'Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire. ks. Constantly - caohand, Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, ~o. 148" First, and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any de
ired nattern. tay24lydViv
WM. X. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
CRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENN'A R. R. PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL YJEND . OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power, and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of En
zines and Machinery for mist mills, and for uprights,
tnulay, and circular saw mills.
Have always nu hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Engines and Pagers of every description.
AI,o, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pelliea in every
variety, and continue the ntanufactnre of Woolen Me,
chinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery m.anufacuired of
the hest quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction.
/Xi—Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly filled. meM3mcLes-
ITEM=
OEM
SMITH, PARK &
NINTH WARE) FOUNDRY
PIritiBLTRGH,
Wareholdse. No. 149 First and 129 Second streets..
Manufacturers of all sizes anddescriptionsof Coal Oil,
betorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe. Sad Irons, Dog
Irons. Wagon Boxes. Steel 3foulds, Pullies,Hattgeraand
Coupling,
:las., 1 - ebbing and Machine Castings of every deserip ,
thin made to order.
Haying a complete machine shop attached to the
Foandry. all necessary fitting will be carefully. attend
ed to. . mr"ffwlydaw
BATES & JOILNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOHNSTON,'
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
chs..E.e,l the Interest of his late partner, EL S.
BATES, in the ROOFUNG BUSINESS, and is.-the sole
nanufacture and dealer in the following three dietinet
kinds of Roofing—
lst. Gum Elastic, Cement, Fen and Can
vas Rooting. ,
2d. Improved' Felt, Cement and Gravel
Rooting.
3d. Patent Engish Asphaltic Felt Roof-
All wArnintod FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Roofing
Material for sale, wit printed instructions for using. Of
IDa at BATES Si solassoNs - OLD STAND, 75 Smith
field street.
N. B.—This Gum Clement is unequalled as a Paint for
Metal Roofs, Lusting twice as long, et least, 53 Paint; and
cheaper. selOaiim
HIAWATHA
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY.
Patent Hot-Pressed Nuts of all sins on hand,andman
ufacqureal. Al,o, Bolts for Bridges. Machinery, Agricul
turnl Implements. to. furnished at short notice.
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street...
auedlY ii:NAP. SCULLY & CO.
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
NIANUFACTIIICEItS OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Ross and First Streets,
'prrrsßußcat, PA.
TERRA COTTA OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
FROM TWO TO SIX INCH CALIBRE-
Prices from Twelve to Thirty Ctrs. per Foot
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
For vile Whole.nle gt Manufacturers 'Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND COHISSIONALERCHAST,
AND WIIOLLSAIS DEAL ZN
GUEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND PRODUCE GEYERALLY.. -
1 No. 25 AVOOD ST., PITTSIUMBH.
THE ATTENTION_,oe - •g.kii OF MODE
RATE MEAIiS ir'ealled to the offer for sale of
forty of the most ehettle
.BUILDING LOTS
in the Second Warcl, Allegheny City. Tho prima are
suited to.the hard times, mad time mil be given to snit
all purchasers. For particulars inquire of
ALEN' oNDER HAYS, Surveyor
Corner East Common and Water street,
no 3 Allegheny r
FIRST , :CLASS
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES,
MADE TO ORDER, OR SOLD FROM flit. SHELVES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONERY.
1>
In All its branches, CARDS, CIRCULARS, BELLS
LADING, PAMPHLETS.
_ _ _
Rom, RUST & CRA.RK,
( ILL.NI7PACTIMAS /LSD DX1533.9 T2ll
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, WHALE, LARD AND
MINERS OILS,
Also, Straits, Bank, Shore, Tanners and Neadafoot
Sperm. Patent and Adamantine Candios,
lan:lyd FERRY STREET. NEW YOWL
EarGß 111..80LE,
"LINGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
1 - 24 GREAT WESTERN PLAI,NING MILL, cor. Mar
bury and Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa., will make to
order, and warranted as good. as can be made, the
following machinery , Engines, Turning Lathes. for :wood and iron; Planers; for wood and iron
Drilling Madhines; Housenand Tobacco Screws; Patent ,
'right and Model Maehineszin the best manner; Shafting.
Pull les, and Bangers, of all sizes and variety; Screws, of
any diameter and pitch, to..fifteen feet in lengEN. Will
also make, and hare orchand; Doctor and Nigger En.
gmes, and-.Deek Plunge. for:etentaboye, Lath,:
Sheen and other Planingdone to order; can
inches wide; by 9 feet Oineheelong.-
'AU. Orders 4vasp tl 9 Piled and Berroado . Soi.x'
N. 13.=—Partletthsr identioa and
th pronolrdtr •
repairs eda%Prin. g Presses and o er
SEEM
AND MEDIUM
JAarzs Pl.lll,
WILLIAM JOHNSON
D B. 110CMU
J. R. Wr lUN L
63 Wood street near Enartn.'