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'TT . n r) t r,.. ..;k , S '•' -c. c, ':::1. ••,,,: y T - : ~ •r' ' t . '%......4‘...., -..: ''.:'..'''' '••• :: 7' 1 , !.' 1.1 1, ..'..•:%: , 1‘-,- ; , .. - i:p.,, , -,,,,•.-.. - ... .-.,..,,,, ^3 cCI.:A.. •.• 'rruniblii • -, -, , _,• ,-, •Pr .,,,,,..,.., FA/BA—The • on 4r .,, ~ >, CouNTY ; •- - , • • •• : , -z, ~, • „ .. • _,. 4:4 . .- „ TitiniEguLL :.- 1 .'',:l: ::!3+,,.700,,:e7 72 , 01 777i i1ir 8 #1,..... ' wila.ndi bel4tlthellUd at P Warren, Oh io , °rl-uo, - .' 111M1 4 4 _"; , , =NM .31 ~~:.. ~: MBE _. "r. ~.~ ~ .r. I_y.<. =LE ISSIMI NEE u~ ~ ..~ v.. w... .~+.. ._d. , . ~,....,.-. ", ',. ..-• •-::::::::-:"..." .: - .* , ...i'; °- %'-',.,•••,';-,....,, -,-,-. -; : ., :r....'''- ' : - .. : . 7 ; r•V 2. "• , , _ , • Ptah) Pool. FRIDAY MORNING DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET AUDITOR GENERAL, RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia SURVEYOR GENERAL, JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET EIEOPESEVE 313D(LE OP THE COME OF CoSI,P,S PLEASE GEORGE F. GILLAIORE- Extract from Judge Douglas' Speech Deli ered at Pittsburgh. Were the Democracy of PenllSZill,lnia now going to throw away the prestige of the old Keystone State, to forget their glorious history in the past, and to wheel into the ranks of Abo /itionism or modern Republicanism If they did, it would be their own act, and not the act of their opponents. The Republicans had no chance of success, except in the dissensions of the Democracy, and while he would always stand Up for principle, and never yield it for the sake of .harmony, yet, in order to preserve the prin ciples of the party, he would surrender anti personal prejudices and hostilities he ,night hare. [Good and cheeni.] The part of wis dom and patriotism was only to remember past quarrels in order to profit by them. W herever there had been past issues that had died. all the asperity which they over created should be buried with them, and we should only look ahead in the future, holding forth the &aline,- of Democracy, with our principles emblazoned on it in clear and unequivocal lanKua , e, and RALLY UNDER THE ORGANIZATION OF THE PARTY. The first of October is the last day upon which assessments can he made. Those who have hitherto neglected the matter, should examine the assessment lists, and if their names are not down upon it, get assessed forthwith. Do not neglect this matter. The Democratic State and County tickets for the approaching election are now print ed and ready for delivery. The County Cominittee have prepared a list of Districts Which is left at the office of the MotiNiNt: POST, where the tickets will be furnished foi each district. The Democracy will attend to sending for their tickets and seeing that they are properly distributed, so that in election day no one may be without a ticket OUR WEEKLY. ,THE WEEKLY Posr, for the present week, Contains Mr. Stokes admirable address upon Tgnmas Paine. all the local, foreign, domes tic, and Market news of the day, and a grey variety of editorial and miscellaneous mat ter. In clubs of live, our mammoth family WEEKLY POST costs but one dollar per year AT THE last regular meeting of Councils, a member of the Third ward delegation, in the common branch, presented an ordinance chang ing the place of holding the election in the second precinct, from Wylie to Grant street, at Duffy's, where elections had been held for many years. The resolution was passed unani mously in both branches, as it was deemed but courtesy to the Third ward to permit the rep resentatives to fix the place for holding elec tions at a place most central and convenient for the voters of the ward. We are astonished to find now that the Presidents of Councils re fuse to sign the ordinance, and thereby evade the action of Councils, making it a partizan matter. We have nothing to say in behalf of the argument offered, that the proprietor of election place would lose the sale of much 'whisky on election day, if removed as Coun have directed. THE Gazettr is very uneasy at the pros pea of losing the German vote at the coin ing election. The editors of that paper, an, so far as heard from the nominees upon th, Republican ticket have taken the ground tha it is all right to prevent the lour man from riding in Passenger Can and buses cm Sunday, but the rich may ride to church in their carriages, and their Irish, German, or American drivers must be compelled to mild the horses outside, while the rich sinner, are listening from their cushioned pews, to the expounding of such texts as " Lore thy neighbor as thyself." Here's consistency for you. A case of rather a singular character was tried at the Mansfield county Court last week. Some time ago a lady, the wife of the Postmas ter at Salem, got on the cars of the C. C. C R. R. at Crestlino, intending to go to Salem. She had along with her a couple of small chil dren. When the conductor came around for tickets she offered him a ragged and soiled one dollar bill, which he refused to take, saying it was worthless. The lady said it was all the money she had, and that it was good. She was then told by the conductor that she must get off when she got to Shelby, which she did on the arrival of the train. At that station she was advised by some gentlemen to get on he train again,.it being only tive miles further to Salem. This she did, and when the conduc tor again came around, and foetid her without other money than what was before offered, he stopped the train and put the lady off. The day was cold, and a dri'szllng rain had made it quite muddy, and havinver half a mile, to walk for shelter, the lady and he youngest child took a severe cold, which after sickness of over two months resulted in the death • the latter. Suit was brought for damages, a , after a protracted trial, the jury returned a verdict for plaintifi for $650. A TREMENDOUSLY large bed of oysters, said to be three or four miles square, was discover ed off Huntingdon, Long Island, by a party of fishermen from Norfolk, Ct. The value of the ?truer is said to be more than a million of dollars. A hundred boats or more were, on Saturday, busily at work diminishing the value of this discovery as rapidly as hands could work. All kinds of implements for the capture of these strangers, which are said to vary in size from large to gigantic, have been sent for from Fair Haven, and other centres of the oyster trade. THE. Odd Fellows had a grand procession in Baltimore, on Monday. Twenty-eight lodges l 'and-encampments participated in it, including , -- delegations from Philadelphia and other cities, ?-.- In the procession there were five wagons, ~ drawn by air. horses, and attended by tur banned. grooms. These wagons contained the children who are being educated by the Order, and each wagon was handsomely decorated with flags. 4,1.,. • • t r - . ~ .li 4 - 41 rix a SEPT. 30 DISTSICT ATIO.N7r JOHN P• DI'CLOWHI • EISATE SVCATOB, SAHL * S L WKEE. lissrinau , JOSEPH II:DAVIS; SAMUEL W. MEANS; PHILIP H. STEVENSON ; JACOB STUCKRATR ; ANDREW JAcRsON BEAUMONT. covers mugmmazi, EDWARD CAMPBELL, Je. JAMES BLAOKBIORE. co=r' AIMITOR: JOHN T. SYMMES. com.arr 131:111VITOR: JOEL KETCHUM. DILECTOS. OP VIE POOH: COL THOMAS NEEL BE ASSESSED DEMOCRATIC TICKETS A Singular Case •. •. , F,' - MEE ~,.:, ~ Ra t 4 1 2 ~ ~ .- ~ 1 . ~. h~~~ ._. [Philadelphia Correspondence of the Pittshurgb Poet.] THE STATE FAIR. ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL. Philadelhia, }:=:, September 28th, 10 o'clock P. If. DEA.II. POST : yesterday but little of intereeVhaa transpired in the City of Brother ly Love. Theatreets are full and running over with strarigeid, and more are arriving by every train r among whom are many Pittaburghers. I observed to-day, in addition to those men tioned, It. P. 3,l.'Dowell, Esq., Dr. Murdoth and lady, Ex-Postmaster Anderson, Samuel .11'Kelvy, Esq., William 11. Smith, and other gentlemen. But here, with such an immense influx of people, there seems to be little ex citement, and all pursue the even tenor of their way, except the storekeepers, who move somewhat more briskly than is their wont. The fair grounds ftt Powelton present a more annimated appearance to-day, the enclosure having been well filled with visitors through- out the day. The articles on exhibition have been well arranged, and the departments are generally well tilled, the stock pens more espe cially. The display does not coine up to what was expected by the officers or the citizens of Philadelphia. I eaw nothing remakable in the exhibition. The yacht, George M. Hill, is on the round, with seven prizes, which she carried oil 111 races And regattas during the past two years. :The is a neat craft, and looks like a regular Clip per.„ Our section is not very well represented at the Fair. I saw some of 1101 Speer's phiws, specimens of penmanship from the Iron City College, and the Blank books of W. S. Haven, which took the diploma at our own County Fair. Each of these surpas-mil anything in for same line exhibited, and will undoubtedly take premiums. Our manufacturers should he more enterprising, as their products will compete with ally, and there is no better method of ad vertising than by sending specimens to the., exhibitions. At eleven o'clock this morning, a grand cav alcade of all the horses entered was formed. the carriages fell in behind, while saddle horses in buggies, sulkies and wagons Caine behind, making a lengthy procession, which attracted all the speculators on the ground to the track. After this display was over, trotting horses entered the ring to compete for premi ums, and almost the entire afternoon way occu pied in testing their quality. The Competition was lively and occasioned which was not lessened by , e‘ eral r unitiv in ono of which a driver narrowly ,cap.,l being trampled to death. In the afternoon. the stump extractors were in operation for a time, but the grand ' , mire- titian fur premiums does not come to-morrow. The 'team engines Wecetwoe, Southwark and Good Intent were tested to-day, and work ed admirably. Others will be tried on to-mor row and Friday, after which the judge, will award the premiums. There i.an lively °meta lion for the first, a beautiful and sil ver trumpet. The chief attractions for to-morrow will Im the trial of the stump extractor=, the trial fire of one of Evans & Watson's safe , , n grand cavalcade of horses, playing of the steam en trines, trial of the hand eligin ,. ?, trial of trot ting and pacing horse:, and a grand trial or speed among all the Honkie; on the ground. Our firemen are enjo\ them-elves hugely The lire department of this city are sling all in their power to make their time plea antly. They have ten seeing the sight-. "f II .• city-, and yesterday visited t h e fair ground" in n boils'. The Schuylkill, at the Fairmount NV ire Bridge, is blockaded by n fleet of canal boat , . plying on the Schuylkill and l'nion canals, de tained by the revent fre,bet,, which, tle number of upwarc , of o ne h u ndred he together, Mod: up the riser, forming a plete Midge of boat:, acre. , . More :limn Yours, Sc., H. U. .11111. The Hun. Richardson 1.. IV right. From the interior, the Pr,,,.ei1,a1;,a, of Tuesday, we bear good account. of the p,•r sonal can VlVii which the Democratic candidate for the Auditor Generalship inoking. Ibir ing his long and prominent career in the State Legislature, no one became more extensively or more favorably brbovn in ev,ry vat of the State; and he nvw availing ~f U. advantage tioni gained, by viitin , z, comic ot the Cutinti, as ly, , Able, A 1111 1 ,4411,4 Ow L....0-pt., pt., in their own localities We approve of this course; it is Dellloeriltie and wanly, fund WO wish it were morr gonenilly pkirsuml our candidate, One of the mo-t important iiitifivs in Ili State,is Lila of tt, iinl in enforcing prompt settlement+ by /1,, ,, 1,1111.1 (1;4 otliceni, but in ext,cting n fik tilftll with the law by delinquent ecirporation,, and in various other rii:ipechi, are he, auto, oI the very highest value: and for the proper di...eh:v.4e of liens duties are required. ui all emir •nt degree, the lualities of re:, experience and integrit) Few cept thine Who are familiar with thi• rent of affairs at If arn , litirg, ire alVtlf , ! of the pl•r si•tent, t“.. lie I,`-151 att.21.111,t, 1.11 , 013 Tr,a,ury Ev4.r do vi,e aryl pr..text V.. and ex,entiv. ,Mien 111 obttlitl.td roJI lit•Colilioil , 11111 , fit 4 H iidr Mrs. Matrixlan's •• (.eralititit• Mrs. Bateman•s new original 11% u. t trage dy of Geraldine, ix meeting with extraordia ry success. The play is not of the light her actor usually selected for the commetic.•ment of the season, but is of such a character that it has been played at WaHicks' for eighteen suc cessive nights. The New York press : with out exception, speaks of it - In the highest tcrin, of praise. One of the honk• journal- , say , " Bearing, as it does, the impress of genius and study, and characterized by high and generous sentiments, its succes- I not surprising, espe cially when we hind the east distributed among such pleasing and competent actors. Mrs. Bateman has achieved a position by this play that places her in the front ranks of American dramatists: and Matilda Heron, by her intnise and natural interpretation, 11119 shown herself to be above all competitors, and an actre4s im bued by nature with distinct individuality. great intensity, and a sympathetic varffi,t ness." At Boston, the coining sensation i: Batemart's play, "Geraldine," which will he produced at the Howard Atheneum on nest Monday evening, with Miss Heron and Mr K. L. Davenport in the principal parts. MAIIONINO COUNTY F Maliening County Fair will he hold at Canfield, Ohio, on the 4th and Gth days of October. The Skull of Richelieu It seems probable that a very curious and u •resting affair will soon be brought before the :•urts. It is known that the famous Car dinal \flit:lichen was buried in the chapel of the Sarbezine, where his tomb is still to be seen. Dus.,ing the days of terror the infuria ted mob tore open the Cardinals grave, in common with thousands of others, dragged forth the remains, separated the head from the body, and carried it through thestreets stuck on a pike. This head subsequently fell into the Possession of a deputy of those days, who be queathed it to his son. The latter, of course, attaches a high value to the prize, obstinately refusing to give it up to th., State, which claims that the skull of the illustrious minister of Louis XrIL should be placed among the public relics of. the empire. It was at first attempted to settle the controver sy without appealing to the tribunals,lxitas the present possessor'of the cardinal's head is deter mined not to give it *without being absolute ly forced to do so, it is said the authorities are about to bring suit against hini to compel its -restoration; and there seems very little doubt that ho will lose his cherished head, at least. When' Richelieu ruled Franee,.:and the weak king; his nominal Master, ?With ; a rod of iron, - holding the lives and fortunei of the most pow erful in tha.hollow of his. hand, little did he dream that the day would came when his skull would be: carried through Paris on a pike, treasured by* city deputy, and reclaimed by goVerninent to be.placed under a glass case, perhaps in the museum of the Louvre; -or the Habil de Clarry.-- 7 Cor. Penn...inquirer. • : t i . ::"..:1.:., - , , t -, ;.i -, % , ':',,f,;'T A Southern View. The editor of the Mobile, Alabama, Register, Mr. Forsyth, writes a letter froli New York, under date of September 2, in Which he thus speaks of the platform to he adopted and', the candidate to he nominated at Charleston : "The man and theplatform The platform and the man' These are thesimple questions for that convention to decide. 'To my seeming, if reason,patriotiSln and the deSireof victory alone govern the decision, nothing is easier than to arrive at it. The platform of 1856, 'pure and simple,' free from all hair-splitting interpola ' Goias and new, 11l i:iebieVOLlS and barren theories. The man should be ho who is the strongest before the country, and whose name is the synonym of ability, statesmanship, high courage and, glorious constancy. There is but ,oie such man 'before the public eye.— There is only one man who is seriously thought of by the American Democracy, from Maine to Texas and California, for the Presidency. Nominate him and lot the South accept him cordially, and there will spring up aprore of popular enthusiasm in the Western and Middle States that has not been witnessed since the days of Andrew Jackson. Will the South take him The politicians say no. But mark my prediction : the people will say 'yes.' You may think it bold to say so, but there are truths which, impalpable to the 'tight, and to be realized only in the fulfill ment of the rehire, force themselves upon the mind and become n part of its nature—ineradi cable. I van not prove it by data and figures, but If , 4 that Stephen A. I Muglas has a strong and deep hold upon the hearts of the people at tie' S“Lit II -that very people among whom, owing to the outcry of politicians, his name has only b ee n mentioned with ' hat&l breath,' a,. if pe,itilential treason lurked in i Let not the people' , voices be =tilled. It i. a time to ,peak. out- .li-take:now are dangerous. 11701, I Nn SOO h 1,/i///,9 err t , •/ 5/. , ! I Doug in, dtsparffweworlif, ft r 4 1,111,11 by Mel, who ere /1, - ;1,/ f • %qr.?' ,lorninatimt." A 1:,.e for the Great Eastern The British public have been devising uses to which the Great Eastern may be put that will be profitable to her owners. The u ar in China presents such an opportunity, for this enormous ve''el could carry out a large body of more speedily than any other convoy fine,. We should not be surprised if the Hriti-h ,7vernment should yet charter this lor that purr,. In that event, there o nil be e,,l,lll,rnbil, l oi ppointment On this the Atlantic, for curiosity is very strong and wil,•ly ex tended to see this monster of the Jeep Mr. Coacorts,N, in view of the profits and b.rtuncs 11.11311.F.'d by the proprietors of the \\ a-hi ngtoil '• InnA almost concluded to hU I ill it tavern as iurtr,c it , the Capitol upon the southeast Corner of Jackson Square, to be OM duytcd .11 tlm European plan. So says a cur n•-pontlont , I ti .Vr)r,. Chiriqui are "played iu l t." The i_iiritve , have been exhausted, and iirily short on, hundred tieitisand dollars is the i•ntire amount ui gold obtained. There is nu d Ig gl 11% , , iloW. A s I E , 11..N .1 . 1.:111d ,hipments freni Pike's filA,w , Received, $73,000; ferv.arded Etitward, 4T,,U1 The rate at I),•nver is only $l7 per oury , e, which is con :;i.lerablv under the real value. EN t, the wealthy Greek banker of V ion nail:, founded a Seminary for Giptty girls nn estatec. in Hungary. A similar inAtitu tmn lbooll 1,t11.1.11,11.41 at NeUhfltlsol. THE [;rent intornational (Ticket match he tlm El, Oh of England and thu Twmlty two Canada, r..,olted m the triumph of the .11 e. 1.)1, tress Writ , to OA Fun ter, of the .70,•reloitil , • A ~ witition, that he has Ilit.•1111 , 11 of viAtin , f Atnoriett in the en Ui El No I:en , •rui M,• , . , tts at,-.01,e, i,Derh N,l will Acting l',,lnautinder in l'iiief ID :rlt i, playing •• Ilidd Hand, 111 l'ini•ifiltati, at the National IFI • kl !P.A . in ‘Vto,bingt,,n -tillbut in n s.tatr cont.idorablf. 111 t: qr , ll t hildN fl un• playtte.7 to crowded I'hil lelphin. Tlr F. 11,,rrences nn pla y ing in Baltimore. ........- Ohlthar)---Death of Mr. Itrunel, the De .igner ut the Creat Eaktern. We learn by the Circassian at St. Johns that I-an, bard Kine Join Brunel, the eininen h en L ;ineer. Wan born a I'rt=iunith la the year where hin lather the FrerWil engineer, \Ow died wet, erigi din con-Articling the tutu ss •,•nt in the college or Caen. and un his return, from I 4.iiiploy.;,l In the opening of the Thum , — tunnel Th,. irruptioni of the water e,01 , 41 him tk. run nett, than one rhtz. espeei cut Ily in V. hen oover>ts hundred feet or n ,fter, brute through the opening. and he tritt, :,rued swap by WI , f WT! of II Cum!. , 11.(0 and • , ,,und upon the bank h,• t .•ar I h.' was appointed Engineer of t ri•at We-toru Railway and all the apphm, , ..f iwrfod art to that line and its %% !jell till' (I)..pst.w and Thamar may be named. To 111111 also Is ilia. this susia•nsion bridge from I I ungorforil. m LOT - 111011, one or thu iong,st in E sls. iii us sushi as part of the comdruetion, if the S3rd,,-Tumenn railway, arid he I.ook LI art in that most difficult w.irk, the establish- mem, n 1 the Conway and Britannia tubular bridgeF, for whieh rerourso had to bu had to the reunions of the most eminent engineers of the day. r. Brunel also equally appalled himself to the construction of vessels and steam machines It was he who launched the Great Western, the first colossal steamer that has traversed the Atlantic; and it was he, also, who con structed the Leviathan—the Great Eastern-- the inorciter of the seas, which has just been launched upon the great ocean, after so much labor, expense and trouble. tiering the lust war with Russia he was barged with the duty of eructing the Hospital of Iteakioi, situated on the Straits: of the liar Winelles and which was to contain 3000 sick persons. He was a member of the Royal Socie ty of London since 1830, and was also concoc ted with the Institute of Civil Engineers, with the Society of Arts, the Astronomical Societies and the Geological and Geographical Societies. Ile received the cross of the Legion of Honor at the hands of King Louis Philippe. He we- , too ill to bn present at the success of his last great work, the Great Eastern, on her re cent trip from the Thames to Portland. He lived, however, to hear of her great triumph. " W lIAT wise compensation Providence does afford," exclaimed a pretty belle during the gale of Wednesday ; "the same wind that muss es our crinoline blows dust in the eyes of the wicked young men who would take advantage of our admirable confusi.m." Philosophical young woman that, says an exchange. CIIAS. 3/Ad:AY, having attacked Ten nyson's Idyls, is thus replied to by Punch: " The Idyls rhymester naperaes 0, public. rojoiee and be glad I It he wore not abusing good verse., tied be Wally writing some bad." DIEDI At Donaldsonville. La., on the nth of September, of Dysentery, SUSIE M., wife of E. C. Moore, and second daughter of the late Gustavus Sandol. The body was interred on the lith, near Donaldson ville, near Now Orleans. Counterfeiters, Beware. A reward is offered -for-the detection of any person counterfeiting, imitating, or the vender of any such counterfeit or imitation ofECE SHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS. The genuine highly concentrated Holland Bitter, is pint up in hairpin( bottles only, having the name of the proprietor, B. Fiay., blown in them, and his signature around the neck of each anct every bottle. This delightful aroma, no popular as a remedy for the Fever and Ague, weakness of all kinds, Dyspepais, In digestion. Headache, Costiveness and Piles, can be ob tained from any of our respectable Druggists. ' Head Cliterfulty.— The Genuine highly Concentrated ncerliave's Holland Bitters is rim up in half pint bottlea only,and retailed at ono dollar per bottle. The great demand for thilitruly celebrated Medicinal:las induced many imitations, winch . the public should' and against purchasing. Beware of impoaition t Soo that our name is on the label_of crew bottle you buy. BEE:YAWN PAGE, JR. & CO, Sole Proprietora,iNoi 27 Wood, between First and Second stailltUburalx. • c . , • i ~".:~:. '~~_~~ IMPORTANT THOU BUYERS GEORGE G. EVANS, GIFT BOOK BUSINESS, OLDEST AND LARGEST ePoina:DIOADD&III/A:)*(z - M13.3 1 11 CALLS ATTENTION TO THE FACT that he lm nab ..aeh arrangnmentA with other pubheher, and mantitaotarerm, that it give, him pleas. are t 4, niter GREATER INDUCEMENTS IRO ever, and ,11.. h that CANNOT BE Et/BALLED by y other Girt Book Boo4e to the world. 2 2, 3 Gold and Silver Watches, 250 000 DOLLARS' WORTH OF JEWELRY anus the pat cis month., each article of which het• •on of the nneit quality, and hat given atitinfaction in very Inst SPLENDID GIFT, s otvEN WITH FACE" 1 - 101 , 1 i V•qi ran ec rota the And by complying vat, the direct4ous given m tit. cataluon‘. you .1 . 11 iy••etve vnur 11,“,k; FREE OF EN PENSE for carrispe or maifing, and a guaranty° of Whit.h will he given or out by moil Gnth. aryl whio•h voutaito a hst of the most vahirkhh. Eitatidard ork. every department of Literature, Music, Travels, Botany, Science, Voyages, Medicine, Theology', Chemistry, Mechanics, Geography, Navigation, Ad entures. Agriculture, Manufactures. Architecture. Free Masonry Natural ILl.tor3. Odd li4'hllowstlilp, Albuuts. JU \EN ELF. ISU4 WHITES:„ PAPER. LET IFI PAPER, and ENVELOPES, ate given with the Books, con,iNf, of .fewelr,), &r, of the tinent quality, and of the te , t ro:auttinclure, mud are valtiv,l at lilt. M'trinLictlireri 911. i 11111, print, a large variety .•f nut tiontv' 1:old and Stir et W Eight-Day Tune nor., awl 'iron,. (l o cks ; elvelnt Plo'l or Plaid silk Lire.. P l figro, Mil yet PUlti•il T., and l'caftto Met, Cal,. Fruit null Curl iilt,ll ; While very 3 ,ptitlg ,rll,re , wh+ it tquLkiit TV. 11 Tal.l , Ii utr ; Si.t. of .10,1,1 r, I',.r I, 6.lit•-. 11,4. 11r..nyt ,11.1 E:tt t,. not, Pot t.l I Sl't , 141 , 41.1,. Ft , ' I i.llllll, net. Torqfltkl,e, lava, and every carmtS ot Gold Lockets, of on Fin , . nut IsdirF' and 44cnts• Gold Perch C,c4, with Pen, Pointw.l Voinmeroird Ediadostwor Pen,. with Silver and Edony Bandit., m haxo, dlold Nerdt, Uhnteldine Owtoi and Giutdd t:cuhV gold Fol Antl Peat Citaar..; (;ent,' .31, of Cameo, M,,,kie,Fl.,nmitis-,E:natuell4..lmDlEugravethlohlSLWl , , 13..N0in Mel Sleeve liretvitpiiiii, with "pal centre tel gold Pearl Boektit•linhre,Porteriiimaieg,Cieh,wi Phr,es, latihete lirva•tpute, Ear Rine, Fine, Eine, ilnf nn! ehtinusetto Button, itrigl Sher Pencil. Cri. , es. Bell Slides, 140.. etc.. of a thousand VarletleK, varying Bent SU iienhi te /23. You pay DO more than you would at any ether hook Store to the city, and von have the advantage of getting a valuable present mob each Book that pal boy. and one trial will Rasura you of the honorable method of trantiarting busino9l. Any one, either male or female, who desires to en gagn in Au Honorable and Profitable Employment, And one dial requires but little time, I. requested to eall ou, or addrese WENTY-TIIIHD LIST OF APPLICA TIONS for selling Liquors, filed in the Clerk's Of fice up to September 24th, IEO. Beckett Frederick &Co, other goods, 3 w'd., Allegheny. filendin Edward, tavern, Cloutier!, township. Caraghen Hugh, other goods, Ist ward, Allegheny. Goeddel Peter, tavern, Mifflin township. Gardiner Thomas, tavern, 4th ward, Pittsburgh. Glazer Adam, 4th ward, Allegheny. Gugenhelm M.. other goods, Gth ward, Pittsburgh. Kaufholt Elizabeth, eating house, 4th ward. Pittsburgh. APCullough & Anderson, othergoods, 4th w'd.Pittab'gh. bracing & Campbell, tavern, 4th ward. Pittsburgh. Stephens Thomas, tavern, 9th ward, Pittsburgh. - Schoellers John, tavern, 3d ward, Pittsburgh. THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk, tember 2811,1859. iie3o,3t Clerk's Oftlc MERCHANTS' HOTEL FURN ITU E AT AUCTION.—On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oc tober sth, at 10 o'clock, will be sold at the Merchants' Hotel, corner Smithfield and Second streets, all the Fur niture and Fixtures, comprising fifty Feather Beds and 'Bedding, Cotton and Straw Mattresses, High and Low Post Bedsteads, Venitian, Linen and Oil. Cloth Blinds, Hair-seat Mahogany Sofa, Chairs and Rockers, :Warble. Top Centre Table, Side and Card Tables, Mirrors, Ma hogany Book Case and Secretary, Parlor, Chamber and Stair Cazvets, Floor Oil Clothe, Gas Chandeliers, Boom Bells and Wires, Dining Tables, China, Glass and Queens. ware, Chafing Dishes, large Iron Safe, Desk, Office Fix tures, Counter, Shelving, Bar Room Fiances, &e. Also, one large Cooking Stove, with utensils complete. se3ll P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. FLOUR. -50 barrels choice Extra Farnifir Flour, in store and for sale by muaTLall) & CONNOR, 197 Liberty street. TILOW.-200 lbs. Beef Tallow for wile by [6.5301 molky g.s.oLuals. MECO Vent ggittertistments. No. 439 Chestnut St., PHILADELPHIA; ORIGINATOR OF THE AND PROPRIETOR OF TAE IN THE WORLD, ANDOVER HAVE lik:EN GIVEN AWAY, ALL BOOKS PUBLISHER'S PRICES, MEMO WORTH FROM Fifty ('ts. to One Hundred Dollars, LARGEST STOCK OF BOOKS NO RISK OF LuSS BY MALI Send for a Catalogue, Annuals, Prater Books, Hymn Books, School Books, • Singing Books THE GIFTS, BY PURCHASING BOOKS E V it IN SI GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, Send for a Catalogue, .A.GEIT'I'S WANTED. GEORGE G. EVANS, No. 439 Chestnut St., IBACCO.-40 boxes assorted brands, in store and for sale by MURTLAND & CONNISR; eSO 197 Me street. EWE Etv adtutistments. CARPET WAREROOMS, No. 112 Market St., THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL patronage of his eusioniers for the past twenty-five years. tins proprietor would invlte the attoittiou of the public! to It,. large ',lock of NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING. Mats. Rugs, Window Shades, Piano and Table Covers, of which will be sold very low to ca lm purchasers RANGES.-5 barrels 11 avana oranges, jut received any for sate by REYAIL:It & ANDERSON, seCO No. 39 Wood street. taREEN APPLES.-35 barrels Green A tr k.,4 pies, just received and for sale 4y- JAS. A. FETZER, seiklt corner Market and First Arcola fat bbls. fresh, just. received and 14 for Hale by a,.30 HENRY It COLLINS. BIITTER.-4 bbls. packed Butter for sale by [so3oj HENRY H. COLLINS. STARCII.-150 boxes for sale by ze3U HENRY H. COLLINS. WASHING MACHINES and BOARDS :',O dozen Wash Boards; •:: - Young America Wa.idona Machines. MILLEH & IIItdKETSON, seat) 231 and '..".!:: Liberty. sh .I.:MuNS.—Just received, 4I boxes Men Lemons, In prime order. and for sale by MILLER & LEE ETON, 222 and '223 Ltharty st. L'V E GEESE FEATHERS 2.000 ria,ived till', day, and for Yale in lob- , nml pureinr , er, by elO _- - EAr DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, Man DarneFte , „ , :e., opening akno , t.kuly. 4e30 C. 11 ANON DIVE. 74 Market street. NOTICE. WE HEREBY INFORM OUR PAT ROM :And the public. that our SALES ROOMS WILL BE CLOSED, SEPTEMBER 29TH AND 30TH Saturday, October Isl sTy LE, MATERIAL, and FLEMINWS ,f ARE ENSU ED. Corn, Wood and Sixth JU ST RECEIVED FROM ThE EAST. a u largo wisortmont Of the LATEST STYLE'S. at () D D 119 Wood Street, vz.,lora of Fifth. Pittsburgh B oNNE 'l' R I BB(1NS. A new .apply Just reve,, TO THE LADIES CUSTOM-MADE SHOES W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO Ti - AvE NoN\r TIFEIR ;01Eln• - oinonl , . Take Measures and Make to Order All th.• rartou+ • hie , . f I,A L 111. 1 ,". aryl CFI IL bitENS' HOTS. SHOES AND GAITERS tatr etni•ln3, one of LLo he-t cutter. , in lee! 9AVITIZ, that far style, nee, and 4lnrak itty. at work vannot stalled Its • 11/.1”11r. ter) in th, cet. er• Pluladelphla. W. E. SCIIIIIEILTZ at CO., N 0.31 Fifth iitriiet._ M A t w il l Na,rl.l.lllltlSolll4. 94 4 , - th, with a lan!, :14,ortmetit of en I ',DLit , . CLuTli I'3tivrtpi all k , enrhoa., nt Sv , ptid Z-tory, qt . , Sti.tt zitore, on F! Sala,nl,/ 'AMIE & h GEO. S. BRYAN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PIG IRON, BLOOMS, &C., No. 52 Wood st.. Pittsburgh. RErrnrrers.—Lynn, Pitt,burgh. Lirin ton. Copelewd dc CO, P!tt , burgll; L. Franklin. E Lancaster, lion .Sllll , lll Gardner & Co., llolhday.bur,r. I. THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE(; OE PHILADELPHIA, NSU RES AGA I list , LOSS OR DAMAGE I by Fire on ktuildings.. Mereltandize, Furniture, Se, at reasonable 111,, of pro,lllllllll. nitscron.4 —F. Ratelt ford Starr,William M' Kee, of Wm. tt'Kre A Co,. Naito, Frazier, ino. M. Atwood. of Atwood, at, & Co.; item. T. Trediek. of Trediek, Stoke, & Co.; Item). Whartou; Mordeea, 1.. li:twat., lien. 11. Stewart, of Stewart & Bro.; John li. Brown, of John H. brown & Co.; it. A Fatinesb,el;,,if It. Palinestoel; A Coq Andrew I Cash; .1. L. Erranfer. of Wood A Ernuger. F. RATCII 11t1 STAR'R, President. Cll A RLF.'st W. lit , XF, Sei•retarv. PaTMIR(III RArravicm—Wm. nolmes& Co J. Painter A Co, Thomas M. Rowe, bi.aq...las. Mat,hall. Esq., Allen Kramer, F,9.1„ M'Elroy & Co., Wtl,on, Payne & Co., Bailey, Brown A Co, Livingston. coroland A Co., Jamee B.Lvon s co, Wm. S. Lovely A Co. DEO. S. DRY AN 6 CO., Agents, No. 52 Wood street. LOGAN & GREGG, Importers of . LIAR DWARE, No. 52 Wood Street, Four Door, above St Charlos lime] . ju:2S:Utn BY STATE AUTHORITY. ETNA INSURANCE COMP OF HARTFORD. TNcoRPoRATED 1R19; CHARTER PER 1 PETIT.% 1,. Cash Capital, Surplus, July 1. ISso, $1,0.30,423 SO. Losses adjusted and paid over, $12,000,000. Property insured against DANGER BY FIRE, OR THE PERILS OF INLAND NAVIGATION, at as liberal rates and rules as solvency and fair profit will permit. PHILADELPHIA A. A. CARRIER & BRO., Agents, W. 11. IWIE, Surveyor. No. G 3 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. T HE N ENV PARK 1 _ _ _ " , DENNY'S GROVE," recently fitted up R IRON CITY PARS, Is nnw open for the accommocation of Pic-tic, Pleas ure Parties, ke. ICE CREAM AND REERF-SHMENTS Anr A Baud of Music always in attendance. A good covered platform for dancing. joalmkw-lf HUEVELER d MILLER. THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE, LATROBE, PE NN,A. THIS LARGE AND WELL VENTIL LATED HOUSE, pleasantly located within a few yard of the Peun'a. Railroad, is now open for the re ception of summer visitors. A fine ten-pin alley has recently been erected on the premises, and fine ashing afforded nearby. Al! trains stop here. Charges moderate. jyl3:4trittaani CHAS. W. FISHER. Proprietor. VORTY-FOUR YEARS .of the Life of a Hunter, being reminiscences of Meshach Erown ing. a Maryland Hunter, roughly written down by him self. Revised and illustrated by E. Stabler. • ee7 KAY A CO., SS Wood strAet. 1V - II T S . - .L 1 50 bags Ivies 9.8. Almonds; . . 25 " Sicily 11. S. Alinonds; 21 mats soft shell Bordeaux Almonds; 50 bags Cream Nuts; 75 - Filberts; 20 " English Walnuts; 60 " Pecan Nuts; ~ - 15,000 Fresh . Coca Nuts, gast received and tat Salo by R.LTMEE, A ANDERI3ONO oalo No. 89 Wood et, oppoiskto at. Charles Etobrd. . .... .... PITTSBURGH, PA MURTLAND Si CONNOR. 197 Lih.rtv str•myt t MODN't tl. - HOLIDAY, WILL ILE-OPEN L. R.-; HFELD SON ,s,„ Si Wood f+trveL HATS, CAPS',. NMI ISMOMZE HATS AND CAPS El= cHARLM GIPNER, MILLINERY I'l T TSB V BOIL - $1,000,000 ftlJ Adrtrits* 1 1 . 7 NOTICE.—The Office rttewardbfth Pennsylvania Hospital *A hortly be v .t. plications in writing, from persona qualified to disehanar_ the duties of brat situation„givitig resp.onsible:_referen ' ses, will be received until:Friday, alth mat., by-Hr. J. k. REED, Superintendent, or, • • THOMAS BAKRWELL, :_'_' President W: P. Hospital. Pittsburgh, Sept. t'S. 'b9. -3t 10, DOLLAR SAVINGS RAVE, • No. 65 Fourth street. icisits made with this Bank before thu firot day October. trill draw interest from that date MR. JOHN KELK WOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh. that he is prepared to - give lessons on the Violin, Guitar, Flute and Cornet. "For terms. Le., address +e 2 S 2m JUHN KELK, Pittsburi AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY ron Furnaces, Foundries, Blacksmiths Copper and Tinsmiths, &c. AMOST SIMPLE 'AND EXPEDITIOUS modo of purify ingCoal and Ores. and one destined to effect a great revolution in the Iron business, ha, been discovered by Mr. Jfi.S.E BURROUGHS, of this State. Mr. Burroughs claims that Coaddo-sulpherized by his process will give more heat than four times the amount of Coke, and leave no cinders. That the Ore smelted this Coal will yield it. , 3 full complement of Iron,which he completed free from all foreign matter, and he ft, and uiugher than Iron madellany otherproe . . . Thy cost of applying the process is very trill:rig, and e smelting ran be done in any style of foresee now n Inacksmitha' forge. it will make hard or brittle iron t, malleable and In Copper and Tinsmithine, it will hold the solder to the irons better, and give more heat than any other coal. It is ale° much cheaper than Charcoal. Mr. Burroughs and his Agent, Mr. Storer, are stopping for a few day+ at the ST. CLAIR HOTEL, and are pre pared to sell State, County, City or Furnace . ri g hts to this discovery. se-didw. REMOVAL, REMOVAL. I SAMUEL GRAY & SON 11011 - AVE REMOVED TO NO. 19 FIFTH I STREET, four doors above Market, where they have opened their Fall and 'Winter Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, Consisting of every variety and style, to which they would re,pectfully invite the attention of their custo mersllnd the public in general. JAMES R. SUALER -TORN P. Gll9, SHALER & GLASS, Agents Pennsylvania Railroad, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, AND FORWARDING 8 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, tla Cutrinterrirtt St, sod 34 Levee, ST. LOUIS, RIO. iiim_Prompt personal attention given to Collectingand Adjusting Freights. se24:6m.is LADIES' FANCY FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED, In the most durable manner, and in the lat2st styles, a the CENTRE HAT STORE, 75 Wood street. E M O - v - A L_ EATON, CREE Sr, MACRUM, [Late Eaton, Cree S C 0..) Hare removed to their NEW STORE, NO. 17 FIFTH STREET, and will open this morning with an Entirely New and carefully rejected Stock of Goods. se23 STANDARD LIBRARY EDITIONS.- Grote's History of Greece; 12 vols. lletley', Dutch Republic; 3 vols. Modern British Essayists; 8 vols.-3.4 calf. Benton's Thirty Years View; 2 volumes. 51ticaulev'r Miscellaneous Essays; 5 vols. IrvingsWorks—complete; 21 vols. Cooper's Sett Tales; 5 vols. Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales; 5 vols. The Cyclopedia of American Eloquence; 2 vols. Hugh Works; 6 vols. ' 1 Lossing's New Pictorial United Stites; 1 vol. lirowtels Gramm-or of Grammars; 1 vol. Appleton', Cyclopedia of Biography; 1 vol. Herbert's Horses of America; 2 vols. We are just receiving from the New York and Phila. delphia Trade Sales, a larce and well selected stock of standard Miscellaneous Klioks, to which we invite the attention of our customers and the public generally. KAY .8 C 0,65 Wood street. Q DRI ES.- 100 Lags Rio Coffee; '2O pockets Java do.; hid.. Crie+heil Sugar, 95 hhds. choice New Orleans Sugar; 50 good Sugar; 100 halfohr•l.s Y. H. and Black Tea; kmpowder Tea; Golden Syrup; luu bu.S.C3 various brands Tobacco; NI keg. Bi. Carb. Soda; For sale by 15c23 . 1 - WM. H. SMITH 3CO DRODUCE.— prime Cream Cheese; •.; tetrrela Butter. hi firkins 9 bbla.Clover Seed; "lOn 9 Supet tine, Extra and Family Flour. For sale W5l. EL SMITH S Co j, 1 1)11 I{l-.:ITI —A comfortable Brick Dwel l: hug House, of six rooms and a hall—well finished, and in good order, situate on Centre avenue. fil7s_ per year. Iji.kot.lll.-10 bbls. Extra Superfine; GO .12 btde. Choice Extra Family Flour, received and for sole by JAS. A. FETZER, seal corner Market and First etreete F 1 NE )A P . S.—Low 's Brown Windsor and Glyvenno Soap; Cleaver's Honey Soap, and a large aiieraunent or other Fancy Soaps just received. by L. WILCOX, 5e.211 con Smithfiel land Fourth as. AIR BRUSH EB.—A new supply of fine English and French Hair Brushev, in great vari ety. Ales, American Brushes at all prices, Just reed by L. WILCOX, corner Smithfield and Fourth MA. E TOILET EXTRACTS. ------ Lubin's Etaxin's or Ulen'a Extracts for tlis handkerchief, in great variety, for sale ny L. WI L COX, ' corner Smithfield and Fourth streets. COMBS.—A large assortment of Shell, Ivory, But - Tato and Rubber Dressing Comb:, Ada', Fine Combs, Pocket Combs, ic., ite., just received and for sale by . L WILCOX, cor. Smithfield and Fourth sta. fESS AN D , U . LOgi K TRIMMINGS.— The best stuck in the city, at -e 26 JOS. E'S, 7 Market street. - 11 4 LOW ERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES and Bonnet Marterial—a large stock at low prices, at 9021; .10SEFlit HORSE'S, 77 Market street. TILE 50 CENT STEEL SPRING .SKIRT, and all other good make , ‘ of Skirtecnt low price,. at ~ 2 6 JOSEPH HORNE'S, 77 Market st. QTRA NV BONNETS and Bonnet Frames, IJ cheap at Wholesale, at ee26 JOS. HORNE'S. 77 Earhet at. RIBBEDSTOCK IN GS and Wool Hoods, very cheap at wholesale, at e 26 30S. HORNE'S, 77 Market street. ORANG,V.S.—Three barrels sweet Havana jest received and for sale by REYMER it ANDERSON, tie 2 6 N 0.39 Wood sit., opposite St. Charles Hotel. JAMES A. FETZER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT • roa SIII PALL OP Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seed Dried Fruit and Produce Generally, CORNER OF MARKET AND FIRST STREETS, EDWARD 0 RI,IO Rim to—Francis 0. Bailey, Esq, William Dilworth, Sr.. S. Cuthhert S Sou, Pittsliurgh, Boyd a Ott, Heiskell A Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. M. Bank, List Howell, Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, Donlon, Paxton Si Co, Wheeling. myre2ptf W EBB'S FREE MASON MONITER, J. R WELLIN. COUuHs, Was u()NsUALPTION.— All the popular Metkeineei for the above aih - nents kept eonstautly for "ale by F. A. itIIERSCH & SONS, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERS, Wholesale and Retail, NO. 42 ST. CLAIR STREET, Sit - Manufacturers of French Sugar Toys, Gumdrops, Cream Dates and Figs, common Candy and E 15. 3 ,, ,tc. sel3 JOHN N. CRAWFORD, Attorney & Counwllor. at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, DAVENPORT, lOWA. Especial attention given to collecting and souring claims of every kind. Rum To—Jeremiah Dunlevy, Br, • E. J. Roberts, Esq, • Capt. It J. Grace, Roberta & Mellon, Attorneys. [apl9 Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars. CUNNINGHAM'S 8; CO., No. 109 WATER s tun . r , are prepared to fill all orders, Wholesale or Retail, for their "PATENT PRESERVING JARS." Also, CORK JARS, with shoulders. A liberal discount made to the Trade. augalloa-lata2d UILDING LOTS, near the city, for $lOO. II Payments, $lO in hand; balance at One Dollar per week. S. CUTHBERT & SON, sel7 N 0.51 Market street. FRESH TAMARINDS, just received by JOSEPH FLIMMLNG, corner Diamondand Market street AniAIsiESE.-6,000 lbs. Powdered an Crystals far sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCS A CO, cor. First and Wood sts. fIECKER'S FARINA.-35 boxes forsale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK. CO. sela corner Furst and Wood sts. nARB.. MAGNESIA.-7' Cases in fe. papers, for sale by B. A. FAILNESTOCS & CO., - seXt cor. First and Wood st.s. ll' SEED 011,15 bble. for sale bT Moan /I:=4:* 121123111 TOM ED L LERMAN I: COLLARD. S. CUTHBERT& SON, 51 Market st. PITTSBURGH, PA JOSEPH FLEMING, corner Diamond and Margot at ... te a _ -!:',_ ,Vtly Advertisements.- GEORGE W. SMITH, BREWER, MALTSTEU, AND 1101' DEALER, Pitt Street, Pittsburgh HA V I N G COMMENCED BREWING for the cesgon, I am now prepared to fun:deli my SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur mg a very FINE FLA l ORE D BITTER ALE. put up in small packages expressly for . fatally Use. • !' This Me is not only n delightful hi : wen - lee, but is highly recommended by the medical faculty. for invalids. where a mill, noutislung tonic is required. I have also my celebrated WHEELING BOTTLED ALES, -7. . . Constantlyon hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. Packages sent to any part of the city. augll:Grn CHICK.ERING & SONS' Ali NEW SCALE OM PIANO FORTES • HE subscriber has n ote on hand, a most T splendid stock of Pianos, consisting of MX and 7 Octaves, in Plain and Carved Cases of the most Zdegant aeseription, from the celebrated Factory of Chiekering At Sons. Tho instruments are all provided with their latest improvements, as REVr.truel-Acrieir, Dolmas-Di* PERS., FELT-HAMMERS, and are of their. ENLARGED NEW SCALE, By which a much larger sound-board ix obtained, con• sequently the tone is rendered very powerful, yet retain ing its sweet and musical quality. By the perfection of the Action, the performer is enabled to produce all grades of tone from piani.s...^inv, to fi-Li;•siino, with the greatest ease. CMCKEIIING & .'3 r' PIANOI are thus spoken of by the best artistes.and. critics in our country:—_ TRALBERG saysi—l-They are beyond comparison the best I have ever seen in the United States, and will corn: pare favorably with any I have ever known." GUSTAVE SATTER say:—"The opinion which I ex, preeJsed throe yeare ago, has been more than confirmed to me, by the continued one of them, sin That for W inne and pure qualatu of boy, with nicety of articulation, they are unequalled." [From the National Inielligencer. Washington.) , "They can safely bear comparison with instruments rom any part of the world, in point of tone, strength -nd elneueity of touch." [From the New Orleans Picayune.l "For excellence of material, elegance of finish, and faithfulness of workmanship, and eil,ove all for volume and variety, mellow sweetness, brilliancy and perm nence of tone, they are unequalled." , [From the Family Journal.] "The peculiar musical qualities belonging to the Chick ering instruments, are a full, musical, nch and pow erful tone, freo from any wooden, noisy, loudness of sound, so disagreeable to the sensitive musical ear. They have also an easy, even and pleasant touch, and will keep in tune better than any Pianos knows. The public are invited to call and eksintne these splendid instruments, which are sold at -. Factory Prices and Warranted JOHN H. MELLOR, aug3.dikw CIINNINGIIA.II n. CUNNI:ICIFL 31, CUNNINGHAYS CO.-PITTSBURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—WAREHOUSE,-No. 119 Water street, and HO First street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,.three doors below Monongahela House. Manufacturers of Pittsburgh City Window Glass, Druggists' Glass Ware, audAmerican Convex Glass,forparlorwindows,churches and public buildings. SECOND ARRIVAL FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOK J. P. SMITH'S, N0.•92 Market St., Damen Fifth aL and the Diamond WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN announcing to our customersancl others, that we are now in receipt of a very Large Stock of Goods suitable for the coming season. Among the Goods res ceived, and to which we would call particular attention is a great variety of FANCY DRESS GOODS`!_ Such ;is Silks, Rich Fancy DeLsines; FiLoired and Plain French Merinos, all Wool De Lames, in all shades!, Noir TQAUti and Montebello Plaids, Traveling Goods, Baya• dere. striped and plank French Chintzes and Calicoes. EMBROIDERIES—Worked Bands, Jacion et and Swlss Edgings and Inserting., Collars and Sets, Alexanctraii.id Gloves, Gloves and Hosiery of every description. . Shawls and DastekS, Of the Latest Styles; Duster Cloths,Bleaehed andßmiwn Muslims, Pillow-Case Mullins 10.4, heavy Bleached 'and Brown Sheetings, Irish Linens and Shirt Fronts,Cass,- netts, Cassirneres, Cloths, Flannels, Tiekinga, hecks, Cie, etc., In add; tion to the above, we are reeeivi ugNEW GOODS daily, by Express and otherwise, all of which we aro - tle, termuiecl to sell low.. We have no old Goods to - show, our stock being all new. Please call and examine_ J. P. SMITH, Agent 5015 No. EC Market street. NEW FALL GOODS HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE, No. 77 Market StTeet, Near Fourth street, Pittsburgh RICI DRESS TRIMMINGS, and'htut sorno Cloak" Trimmings. in all the noreltles of the season. SHAWL BORDERB: a large lot at low prices. Elegant Sash Ribbon and Bonnet Ribbons. Bugle Hair Seta and Voitfures, and Fancy Head Dresses, and the MARAPOSA, an entirely new ornament for the head. EMBROIDERIES. Fine Lace and French Work Setts, Lace Collars, Cam bric and Swiss Collars, Pompadour,. Crape Cotkas and Sets, Embroidered Bands. Hutting, Cambric Ad Swiss and Linen Worked Edeinn.Embroideresi Handkerchiefs Infant's Caps, Waists and Robes, Valencienes Laces, Thread Laces and Edging. Stockings and Gloves, of every size and description. Largo stock of Iliblred Hosiery. Men's Shirts and Fur nishing Goods—a full stock. Merino and. Silk Under Garments, for ladies and children. MILLINERY GOODS, Ruelies„Flowers,Wit., Satin, Blond=, Laves, CriPes, Feathers, &e., &e., de. Zephyr Worsteds—all shades am - 1r own importation. Shetland Wool. Yarns„Cheneilles and Knitting Cotton. Skirts and Corsets, or the best makes. THE STEEL. SPRING DOLLAR SKIRT FOR SS CENTS. FANCY WOOLF.NB—Ladies' and Children's. Our Wholesale Rooms, Up Stairs, Are full of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, to which we invite the epeeist attention of Merchants and Milli ners. As we are constantly RENEWING our stock, and matte purchoses on the best cash terms, tie can and will sell all goods in our line, as low as they can be had anywhere in the country. JOSEPH HORNE, No. 77 INlartzet street. .Ca-sTocEna . ; YARNS at lqlinufueltirer's Prices. Large stock of FEW FALL BONSETS, at Who!emit) only. sel3:tooln.. J. IL HiHerman Jas. Collard, HAVING ENTERED INTO PARTNER -Li- SHIP, for the purpose of otirrying on the HAT AND CAP BUSINESS, • (Under the name and style of lIILLERMAN & COD. LORD,) would respectfully inform their friendsand the public generally that they are now receiving from the manufacturers, and will open THIS DAY, an entire new stock of RATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS, Of the newest and latest styles, to which we invite the attention, and solicit patronage of those desiring goizi,is in our line. NO. 15 WOOD STREET . , (Three doors from Fourth st.) ,CENTRE HAT STORE S. GRAY & SON., DRAPIERS AND TAILORS, No. 19 Fifth Street, PITTSBURGH PA. JOHN N. SHEPHARD- (Successor to Hartwell &Sltephard,) Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth 20. A:complete stock of DRUGS, '•IPDICI\ES, PADITS, OILS and DYES, conshanly ou hsoM COUNTRY MERCIIA.NTs, Will find it to their advantage to give us a call: klutz facturer of the celebrted SOTER C.APILLI L. C. REPIIVRX, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONYETANTER, OFFICE WITH H. HEPBURN, selglYiß3 so-Foote% *treat Tow. 9,000 pounds to arrive,and for liakky 04121] HENRY H. ODLLINH. s 1 WOOD STREET. E3=2!2 PITTSBURCip . , PEN A. aug7,i