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VOLUME XVIII
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. Official Returns.
We publish this morning the official returns
of the county. The results are as follows
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.t - . . JAMES P. BARR, AUDITOR Gilaß.4l.
i Cochrane, Rep 7984
EDITOR AND PRO, RIETOR. Wright, Dem 4120
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Cochrane 's majority
Tams - Daily, Five Dollars per year, Strictly in ad r
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per W e y e e k si fy ; , l S n i n g ch l i e b : uobieen bra,t
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r• apress T rain 1.2 50 P. AI 643 P 61 230 A:A Bayard. It :699 Stuckrath, D .11i
Arrive at Chicago - Espt R ;824 Beaumont D 4.7.
Erpres , 6,47 P M I Express, 8 17 4 M I
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Mellon a majority 27u,
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had a silk dre-s made te order hf a milliner et OFFICIAL RETURNS
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this city, and sent to 1,..r room at Hare's heti.).
51 lien, 'after waiting • erne two hour , for the or THE
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4'-‘,•,:..---''sl-''. 4' 't *''-,',* - ' = • . . f that she had disappeared 1 t has since trap ' ELECTION IN ALLEGHENY CO.,
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..ered that on the eft. ininon of the same de),
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this identical peracinar4e visited a dry goods I HELD OCT. 11, 1 859.
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,i , ,,14,..,...n.: , 3layor Weava•r was ittformed of the earcu in- I ~.„, \4,d 8 1 1..1 79 167 91 1,. Cr la 6.
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i.%•,:...,.'•i---,--, ,---',„_„," ~., '-.. .' - .0, •••• , lile , 7 , ,..- ~`..! ~....," istarper from foreign parts, nothing was done, 1 third wa . rd I ,i st pr.l3. 204, 1.- _ a 149 19u ! , 12 Z.,"
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until last Friday, when he was informed that, F tirth Ward ~.) 2A led -9,7 110 213 ,+1 .n.
, f--2-•=:= . -= • -:•- ;ter•r-; ' '..'r:'” 'ertt,/ lady answering the description had hired scar- I Filth wardl , o pr- 104 I'o 101 rtf ifa. 1;4 lee 178
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riage at a livery stable on Saturday, the day
1 S,th Ward..l6l 151 16., 1Z1 173 34 . 3 l , 4.rtt
following her s udden disappearance from the ~ v, nth ward 86 110 00 112 ot
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St. Charles, The driver was sent for and stat- i .4hth ward 114 fao 114 19, 1p 192 IMi 244
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.5t.., , ... , - 4 ; .4f .. .6 Lr..- ~- .4-,. . 14 , 4 , ..`"1 two Small bundles. She directed the driver to ; 4 . ,. , ' ,: r• ,, bet r , ' , z „, t' 1 r ,,i f ,. h 2 ., , 7, 4 . ~ 2•
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pay When she returned. Some miles from the 24 ._ 70 IT; ~,y, is, a ;a 140 - . 141
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She spoke familiarly After passing, half a c l i k lw r • r \• . :n7....• , - r y g ele 122 I s ro 123
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'4. mile further, she said to the dryer she regret it ieepaaer• 5,1 Isc 5.1 ise Cl Ica
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two Mall bundles. A few minutes later the e haler , G. ,
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Here was a clue. On inquiry at the hotel
at the junction of the roads the individual with
the brown pony and light spring wagon was
ascertained to be the minister whose name she
had assumed, residing in Upper St. Clair town
ship. Officer Hague visited his house on Satur
day ; he said hi family had been away for
some time, and was much frightened. After
a vain search through the house for the missing
goods, ho was informed that they had been
given him by a neighbor's daughter to take
home. Hague now proceeded to the house in
dicated, arrested the girl, and brought her to
the city. She was accompanied by her father,
a very respectable farmer, who was much dis
tressed on hearing of the conduct of his daugh
ter, a bright, handsome, intelligent young girl.
The party who lost the goods did not wish to
prosecute, and the father having restored the
articles and recompensed him for his trouble,
and tbe carriage driver being paid, the girl was
allowed to go home.
The case is a singular one—the young woman
having displayed extraordinary shrewdness--
but more so from the fact that her father is
both able and willing to indulge her tastes.- -
She said she had read of similar confidence
games having been practiced elsewhere, and
thought she would try. On being asked what
;,he would have done had she not fortunately
seen the minister in his wagon, she said she
would have taken the goods directly home.
She laughed heartily at the whole affair, and
said she felt only for tbe poor driver, who was
obliged to pay double toll on his return to the
city.
It has also been ascertained that she purchased
some $2 or $ worth of trimmings, and had
them sent to a room at the St. Clair hotel,
practising the same game. The goods obtained
from this party were also returned.
It is said that the girl is not in her right
mind. This may be true (and for the credit of
herself and family it would be well if it were,)
but her madness seems to be exceedingly
methodical. If she is not insane, we hope her
detection now may prevent a repetition of such
practices hereafter.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE CLEVELAND
AND Prr.rsDukou RArtnoAD.—The Ravenna
(Portage county, 0.,) papers state that on last
Wednesday afternoon, as Mr. James Wright,
a citizen of Rootstown, aged 66 years, was pro
ceeding from Ravenna homeward, he met with
a serious injury in consequence of his horse be
coining frightened at the passing of the 5. r.
express passenger train from Pittsburgh to
Cleveland. The accident occurred at the Rail
road crossing, about a mile south of the village
known as Russell's crossing. As Mr. Wright
approached the crossing, some workmen on the
track motioned him to stop, a.s a train was ap
proaching. He got out and held his horse
until the train passed, when the animal became
CO excited that he could no longer be held, and
in breaking away ; )fr. Wright was thrown
flown, and the buggy passed over his leg, dis-
Tocatingiris ankle, and breaking the leg last
above the 'joint. He. was ~much bruised, but
was taken home at once. He is doing well;
though his injury is a bad one. A lady that
was with Mr. -Wright was injured, but-no
damage of consequence was done to the vehicle.
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eiTT. MonnfiLirr.-:-Dr. A: C. Isfordocb,
PhySiaiati to the Board of Heyltb, re'fiortS, fdr
the eight days - epthng Qctober.loth, 12 deaths,
.inales find 5 females. Qf -these five -were
adults, - and the remainder children cinder ten
years of age, four of whom died of scarlet fever.
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Fir9l ward S 5 63 82 83 82 168 169 169 171 172
Second ward 111 104 104 108 104 221) 222 227 223 227
rd w'd, Ist pet... 153 140 148 152 147 200 197 201 201 79.10
1"d w'd. 3d pet.. 285 196 284 206 264 128 129 128 120 129
Furth ward....... 103 101 103 104 105 249 253 249 257 251
I.TI, w'd, lat pr... 100 107 101 110 105 176 175 174 172 175
2,1 pr 1.160 201 .203 264 281 250 144 251 246 249
Soal, ward 171 170 109 171 167 250 254 351 353 353
oevealo ward. 91 95 90 91 91 105 102 100 1115 100
Eighth ward. 113 113 112 112 112 197 201 100 201 299
Sloth ward.... 71, 70 :5 70 70 214 214 219 214 114
,LLEti ST
First ward.......G3 CZ 70 59 244 7.34 236 230 335
Second ward..... Si ;5 74 Si 71 236 223 237 1726 122
Third ward 184 178 152 196 174 278 257 280 278 372
Fourth ward...... 101 157 169 169 153 367 343 355 363 358
NORRI,II3.
Elizabeth.— ... .. 33 23 33 33 70 30 (39 70
West Pitts burgh. 40 42 40 40 40 55 b 5 55 52 53
Monongahela. :2; 35 35 36 341 50 50 50 50 50
Manchester 91 81 89 89 77 120 109 114 125 111
Sewickley 33 33 31 33 32 48 49 53 53 51
/11e131. /st prc't... 92 89 90 91 89 87 87 69 89 88
13ieru. 2.41. prc't... 90 89 90 69 90 131 131 131 131 130
East Birnung'h..ll6 110 116 119 11G 154 168 169 159 159
Duquesne. 30 33 32 35 12 82 81 81 82 82
Lawrenceville....l3l 130 130 130 130 138 117 129 130 130
Stugpshurg 53 53 53 53 53 102 102 101 102 102
McKeesport- 62 57 61 62 62 186 188 187 188 188
South Pitts'bgh.. 91 77 80 78 79 123 108 112 123 120
West Elizabeth_. 17 15 15 17 17 25 23 2..3 25 23
are ntum 32 30 32 32 30 83 81 82 64 82
SOWNBEIP3.
Pitt 63 69 68. 69 67 128 iZi 130 In 130
Collins 31 12 IC 27 26 128 127 123 142 130
Plum 47 47 47 47 47 77 77 77 77 77
Penn 21 22 21 21 19 84 60 84 84 84
Elizabeth...._..... 76 76 76 76 76 241 241 241 240 241
Mifflin 149 132 149 149 149 98 98 98 98 96
Robinson 80 103 78 78 78 89 88 67 88 60
3100151 86 87 91 86 88 71 73 72 72 71
Franklin-. _ .. ... 60 60 60 65 430 27 2 1 2 7 2 7
Baldwin 4.2 32 46 44 44 112 111 113 113 116
Ross 68 59 GO 63 59 70 66 70 70 69
M'Candless. 35 35 25 36 35 48 47 48 48 48 1
East Deer 17 17 17 17 17 57 57 57 57 57
Upper St Clair... 73 49 74 76 74 120 121 120 121 149
North Fayette... 64 63 64 63 63 65 66 67 67 57
Neville . .. 1. 1 1 8 1 31 17 31 31 21
Shaler 35 34 35 36 36 51 66 55 55 55
Fawn to 9 10 10 D 124 121 1.... n /26 124
M'Clure 40 55 53 57 57 37 35 34 34 35
Peebles, Ist dia.- 37 19 21 17 21 97 85 96 106 96
. Peebles, 2d dis..• 27 28 28 30 28 45 46 46 47 44
Will:ins... .. ... 28 25 25 25 25 125 121 127 Ise 125
Patton ..... ...._.... 51 51 61 51 51 71 69 71. 71 71
Versailles. 61 51 51 51 61 79 79 79 79 79
Jefferson 49 34 49 49 49 82 82 82 82 84
Charters ..... _.... 75 91 76 74 76 126 124 126 1.. Z 110
Find1ey........__.. BO. 79 80 79 60 48 47 48 46 49
Ohio 22 22 22 28 27. 47 40 48 48 48
Reserve 69 47 69 81 67 81 44 58 68 46
Snowden.. 43 16 42 41 41 97 98 97 97 93
Pine 35 35 36 36 35 40 49 80 50 50
West Deer 38 -38 38 37 38 79 80 80 80 SO
Indiana. 86 82 86 86 85 117 112 113 119 114
Lower st iatair...soo Iss mo 201 251 70 70 71 70 80
South Fayette 50 50 49 49 48 110 114 118. 114 157
Sewickley.- 26 27 29 27 22 .44 44 46 46 44
Crescent. 17 17 17 17 17 12 1.2 12 12 12
TOTALS
Davis, D. , 50.30Goehring, . 7851
Means • •• 478,5 I Pres9ley, R 7672
Sterepaorkpa,,.......... 4935ran:ma, R
0033 Bayard, R
4379 Espy, 8.
IMIE=ESIME
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1859
I ,ISTRICTS
PriAmaniuria_
Firqt ward.... 63
Ee..ond ward....__....... 1o;
Third ward, .I..at pre... 141
F, , urth ward ..... . . 97
Fitch ward. Ist pr..
Sixth ward,24l pr . _2-35
Sixth %rad . _l5l
Srcent ,n rd • 92
Eighth Ward 117
Ninth tt ard. .
ALL2OIIENT.
Firm ward 2u6
SA - YOGI 1{ Ward . ;:r 7, 236
Tlnn.l . 178 277 181 274 In° 274
Fourth ward . 172 344 I 7 310 152 %.15
11044 , .0..
81i,a1.e1h... 14 t1; 33 115 41 61
West Pittoburgh a 1 f.l, 42 4s 4S
Monongahela 'l4 n 2 :41 51, 67 24
Munebester k 4 110 04 101, 174 117
37. 51 C, 37 4.1 43
Birmingham. 1,4 pr _lO7 75 .90 93 125 63
110 53 4311 114 107
149 tie, 1071 117 1 , 12
Duquesne .o :IS In. 33 MI :11 53
Lawreneesille....... 1112 121, 1 7 131 1:3, 124
Sharpsburg 1,1 104 100 103
'l‘...‘espart G 4 1710 is; CA 151
South Pitt,nurg/i_....... 103 142 1n:, 21;
Wont F 117.41941, ..... 22 II :4, 1,
l'ure tan rn 31 79 :4; 70 31
1'94,01,
Pitt ...... . 4, 1271 7;3 111 511 1171
15,11,115. ... 134 34 11s. 35 124
....... . . 47 77 &II ;1 47 7:
Petin 27 7 , I:11. 521
F. 11,11 5011 ... . S 7. :13. , 74 333 74 331
Thrbin 1,4 9.. 171 11, 146 719
Rotnn , • , n :9 01 ,• ,1
he. 7.. 03 .Ai 51, 74.
pr444,1m. 4;0nl 1;1 27
Baldwin 11" 44 111 'l.l
Rn... :1:3 7 7 0, la
.4; 44 :79 44 14 49
Fool Deer . .Is 1.7 /7 :a,
I ',T.., St. Clair . 115 14.,
1171 h.; 112
North l lyette 61 44, ' 1 ., 4:,
Nel4ll.- I 31 I 14 17
:41,314.1 . 31.41 44.
Paull 5
1 . 2 . 2 1 0
M Chile 7.4. .4; ~
P.....b1e5,1.4.11,1riet_ 24 .7 31 s
P.4.1,1eQ, 2,1 ,41 , 1rtot. 4 . 2 .44 a.
2.. 12, '1`..1 I 31 3, 135
...... . 4,7 74 7u 1.3 ..I 71
Vorstolliss . :t. 49 01 72
Jotrer rro ..
Clusrtlvrs . 41 I:12 53 115. 11 12. ,,
Findley.. 00 4:1 01 17 1 4s
241 14 4,7 111 11, .1
R. 71 7... IA 7,4 11,, .17
15,109.1e7 43 1.4 53 5, ..;
Pine ~ .4, :11 1; "15 C..,
95744 I . e., 14 "..1 4u 19
1 , 1 0. .3 ss 10.
Lower HI Clair _nu 10. 237 47
Fhavetto 3. 119 107 34 144
Sewirk les 2., 4, 2 , 4 1
Crs , soeia 17 13 I. 13 17 13
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I , I.le, 21 I ,1 '. 1 2 ..: .46:.
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P.,TroNED -- The argument in the matter of
the Lawrenceville and Shurpsburg Plank Road
Company and the Citizens' Passenger Railway
Company, as to the compensation to be paid by
the latter for passing over a portion of the road
of the former, was postponed in the Court of
Common Pleas, on Saturday, until next Satur
day, the counsel for the former Company, Geo.
P. Hamilton and C. McClure Have, Esqrs., de
airing that the argument should he had before
a full bench. 0. H. Rippey, Esq., solicitor of
the Railway Company, obtained a rule allow
ing the petitioners to take further testimony
before the Comminioner, D. H. Hazen. at any
time betore the argument, after giving twenty
four hours' notice to respondents. The Court
will give an early decision, so as to allow an
appeal to the Supreme Court.
SLNUULAR DEATII.—Qa the 15th ult., Alex.
Long, of Green township, Indiana county, had
his leg broken by a log, which was being placed
upon a heap for burning. Ihe bone was set,
and in a few hours afterwards be fell into a
deep sleep, from which all efforts to wake him
had failed, and in which he continued for three
days, at the end of which time he died It
Was a most singular case
MILITARY.-A new volunteer company was
organized in Saltsburgb, Indiana county, on
the 24th ult., by Brigade Inspector H. J. Brady.
The company is composed mostly of young
men, and numbers about forty members. Wm.
Mclntire, Esq., who served in the Mexican
war, waq elected Captain
A FIRE in Indiana borough, on Friday week,
destroyed the stable of James Sutton, worth
$250, and flour, seed, coffee, wool, and grain
cradles, to the value of $l,OOO. The lire, it is
supposed, was accidentally kindled by an insane
man, who slept in the stable over night.
GEORGE W SMITH,
BREWER, HALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh.
A V I N G COMMENCED BREWING
+4- for the Beason. I am novi prepared to furmsh mq
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE
In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly for family use.
This Ale is not only a delightful beverage, butts highly
recommended by the Medico' faculty, for invalids, Where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I hate alsb my
celebrated
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Oonstently on Land, consisting of KEN?:ETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE: PORTER AND BROWN STOUT-
Thanes sent to any part of the city. &ell -tin
IMRE
Court of Quarter Sessions.
Refine Judges M'Clure, Adams and Parke
SATURDAY, October 15, isf,q.
M mution of SolOrtiOn Echoyer, Esq., Robert
'Morrow. Esq., was appointed a commissioner
to take testimony in the water of the applica
tion of Mary Ann Russell. by her hell friend
James Redick, for a divorce from her husband,
William Gilmore Russell.
On motionof W. 6:Au s i.bau g h, Esq., J. L.
Koethen, Esq., was appointed a commissioner
to take testimony in the petition for divorce of
Henry Wehrle from his Wife, Annie Wehrle.
John Barnett, alias .John Thompson, alias
John Cook, who plead guilty to three charges
of horse stealing, was brought in for sentence.
For stealing a bay horse from R. E. Patter
son, he was consigned to the Penitentiary for
throe years ; for stealing a grey horse from
Neil f3ricelarid, for two years; and for stealing
a bay mare from H. L. Allen, two years—seven
years in all, the latter FenWice: , to tale effect
611 the expiration of the first.
Robert Brooks, a lad of seventeen, convicted
of assault and battery with intent to kill on his
brother-in-law, John Kerr, being brought in,
(' NteCtisre Hays, Esq , made application to
the ('curt in his behalf, in accordance with the
recommendation of the jury, to give him
light sentence, and, if consistent. return him
to the House of Refuge, where he has once
been, and where he was elevated to the posi
tion of a boss or oversK.r in the workshop.—
Edmund Snowden, Esq., seconded him in the
request. The Court, alter alluding to the mag
nitude ,if the crime 01 which he stood convict
ed. asked if co u nse l were in earnest in asking
such a sentence under so grave a charge, and
said it would be impossible to comply. Brooks
was then ~ e nteneed to two years in the Peni
tentiary.
Jame, Flinn, convicted yebterday of a,sault
and battery on Charles Michaels, and William
Flinn. convicted of an assault on the carne per
s.di, were sentenced. the former• to pay a fine
of five dollars and costs, and the latter to pay
the costs only, Mr. Thos. M. Marshall, prose_
eating counsel, and P. ('. Shannon. Esq , hay
inc. asked for I.l,nlPney by the Court. un the
ground or prey good character.
The re•mainin biNini-is waF unimportant
M SITAIA I)EciDE
A match %vas iilayed on the West Common,
Allegheny, on Saturday, between the Atlanta
Club of Allegheny, and the Duquesne Club
from this city, but we ear not knowingly say
which Club came out % ictorious. From the
Atlanta we have a gatemen t to the effect th at
the itosn, Club on reaching the ground,
at first refused to play, but the match went off,
and the umpires decided the match in favor of
the Atlanta, they hat mg five wittat , to go
d,iwn, and thirteen ram, to :oak.. On the
other hand a member of the Duquesne Club
Mr furnished m with the =rare, which stood
tus, Duquesne first ;
21v —l6 Atlanta: first innings, 39:
second innings, 41-su; leaving lei runs neces
,ery for the latter to win, and with only four
wickets to go down The same person also
states that the game was decided in favor of
the Duquesne. We cannot pretend to recon
cile these eonflicting statements, but give both
and allow the interested to settle the point
themsel CPS.
THE A VERA N• EN•NGO COUNT Y. --
The Venatigo Speetab, has the followin g
•• An affray took place in Sandyerenk town
ship on Sunday last, between Vancount Voss
ler and Donahue, which resulted in the
latter being struck on the head hula stone,
a hich fractures! his skull and caused hi, death
on the following morning. They re;"idea near
o a ch other and were on good terms until a day
or two pros too, when olio. , difficulty occur
red between their families. They met on the
es ening referred to, and after some warm
won! , engin , . to blows Donahue stooped to
pick up a stone, alien Vo , sler picked up one
puckly and three it at Mtn with the above re
-lilt V ceder has not boon arrested, and is
suppo:ed to hone left the country
A N 1 ,, k!N F N E , lft“ A 11,,R,F.',TFiR.,AT
- Walley Sheldon, an old insane negro, who
wai once sent to the Hoipital, but, we believe,
-utr q
t
uently escal.ed, was arrested yelterday
Ini, niog on a charge of malicious mischief,
ore red by Fredrick Porter, who Gated that
having left his horse .tanding in front of his
1,..ar. in the Seventh ward, Sheldon, without
~,ace or provocation, drew a knife and delth
eratel, cut the animal's throat. Sheldon re
-t to the officers 'eat to arrest him, and in
doing tore off nearly all his clothing,: he Vies
ilnall ~,erpowered and taken to the watch
hon=e, where he raved terribly. He was con;
witted to jail, by the Mayor
WE here thi , day received the cighth
of the cheap weekly i=sne of "Diaens'
.11111,0, They are furnished
et vents each, or the complete !:et, 28 vol.
kll/11.'.1 in all, for and sent free of postage, to
ens place in the United We have ex
amined minutely the manner in which these
v,,1an0., are issued by the Paterson:, and un
hesitatingly pronounce it admirable. W e
would advise any of our reader= who wish to
poi.ces.i. a complete 'ett of thee unapproachable
wort:_, at an extremely low price, to remit Five
Dollar, at once, per first mail, to T B Peter
-on ,S: I , ,rotheN, Philadelphia, ur to call on
flora and Miner, Masonic Hall, who will Mr
nkh the entire get at that price
THE SlAts SISTER , . —M Luc 11 , and
Helen Welen, the Aar sister , , who once
created such n -ensation here in the "Three
Fast Mon, ~intnence an engagement at the
Pitt:laugh theatre to-night. They appear in
two good pieces, -Green Bushes - and •• Jenny
Lind ' NV o predict for them a successful and
profitable engagement, as they are great favor
ites, and will doubtless draw good house:.
They are handsome and accomplished, sing and
dance well, and arc good actresses in their line,
that of comedy, domestic and protean pieces,
&c. They will appear in several dramas
written by W. B. English, Esq.
Ma. AND M RS. IV AL. I,ER. —These popular
and talented artistes, Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Waller appear at the Apollo Theatre this
evening for the first time. We trust the public
may give them a hearty welcome to they are
des,erving of it. They appear in the beautiful
tirtuna •• Bertram, or the Castle of St. Al
dobrand,•' Mr. Waller as Bertram and Mrs.
Waller as Imogene, In this piece they have
a wide reputation, and it should attract a large
audience. The farce of the " Stage Struck
Family," with Mr. Mortimer as Sam. concludes
the performance.
THE COQ RI'S. —The Supreme Court ot Penn
sylvania will assemble in the old Commission
era' Office this morning. The cases for this dis
trict will be taken ■p on the second Monday
of November The United States District
Court meets in the Custom House building this
morning at ten o'clock. The District Court,
Court of Quarter Sessions, and Court of Com
mon Pleas, will also be in sessiou—tlve Courts
in all—so that the time of the lawyers for the
next few weeks will be actively employed.
COI:7E67ED MILITA.RT ELECTION.—Major
General Snodgrass, Brigadier General Negley,
and Colonel Hiram Hultz, tho Committee to
decide between B. P. Townsend and Wm. P.
McCullough, contestants for the Brigade In
spectorship of the Armstrong district, meet at
the Colwell House, Kittanning, to-morrow, to
decide between them. They met on the 4th
inst., but no legal notice having been served
on Mr. McCullough, the Board adjourned as
above.
D/CKESS DiCKEISIS I—The many admirers
of Charles Dickens will be pleased to hear that
Mr Vanderhoff will read from the '• 91a Curi
osity Shop" this cven4ng•
As long as we have.the opportunity of hear
ing him read such passages as his own cultivat
ed taste may dictate, it matters little whether
the great novelist crosses the Atlantic, for we
are satisfied that Dickens himself is not able to
interpret his own inspiration to the hearts of
his auditors with greater power than Mr V.
To-night then, at Lafayette Hall. a great
treat is in store.
BUTLER COUNTY AWEAD.-A stalk of buck
wheat was pulled on the „farm of . Josedh Don
thett, Fenn township, Butler county, last-week,:
froin Which 6,810 grains were counted. This
is the most prolific yield yet noticed.
, 4- • • <••
PAN - V:0 CASE DECIDED.—(tn Saturday, In
the District Court, Judge Hampton delivered a
verbal opinion in the ease of the Common
wealth, for use of the Mayor, Alderman and
citizens oC Allegheny 7 . 6. Henry Sproul upon
the questions reserved. This was an notion
under the Allegheny paving law, and resem
bles in ninny points the eases of Allegheny city
es. K. W. SH. Seliendb.:, He decided in
favor of the defendant On the ground that is
pundia.,el at an orphans' 'ourt sale. without
notie.t the lien for paving. takes the property
divested of the lien The other points In It,:
Case were ruled pro or too Gar defendant.
AF Will I) , ' th ,
advertisement a Situate! MoMm,ter. N. clo
Market treet, he has reoeir ,- ,1 his fail
and is t,repared to 9upply th , late , t and rtio-t
fo•ht , ,noble ,Ly 1.43 of h.11'12 mid Loy; wri t r ui
hat!! and ~ap ha ,. ale, , a fill: line ladle=
fancy tar= and a p:reat - ariety of fames hat ,
and cap , f.,r infant, Mr. McMaster
°ran in the hu=ine, , s to this ,ate. I,a- . F. the , onti
Bence ,d the c‘unmiltlitV, and Pnow,
satisfy all v.i,o luny call He give: pat-twills;
attention the alterinc. eleaninv and r, -, pairinc , -
ui
furq
MANA2FIE,IFF. PASSENGEh EAU t,Ai - A
meeting of the Manche.ster P,,,ro u gh t'r,u eel
Lin Thur!:dav evening, Thonw Bal:ewtdi
Pre ident of the Manche, , tei Pa:-ginger Rail
way. rent in a communication foking the right
f Nvay Mr the road over tie- treet.. In ,
borough. The emomunication referred t , ,
the Ordinance Committee, with in,truction4 to
report an ordinance granting the right of way
to the Company, for the eon:ideratioh f'i file
, UIWI I . at it , rico:t. meeting...
131; I LER Cu L7N TV. - - On Inn( Moeda) le-rt.
ing, a non of Win. S Boyd, ~t Butler tewn
ttniti, wont out I the field to catch a 11. , rse, and
while in the act the hor-e i ct e,t bite it, the
fare One cork of the .hoo , struck the lower
jaw. had, of the ellin the other ork, the
'heck bone, causing a serious nound etn the
evening preceding. David Burkhart, also of
Butler township, went to prevent a bull from
vetting into a field, and in the ant „i
'tumbled and fell. and di=l,wated i,ta ristht
bonder
THE steamer \tnry Cool:. \NM.-h unl. le
contly at Itseerion Island, arrived at the wharf
ye;tordav morninn, iThehargvii he freight
while still in a .inking condition-, and that,
proceeded down the river to the dock for re
pair;. We learn that a leading Sabbatarian
made information again , t the ~ w n.?rF- for a
breach of the Sunday law. the dkehar
ing of froiqht, under the wnri:
f nece ,, itv or not
I. BANK NOTE DETE.:T , W. --rt.,
number f, r (),:tob.r I of thi , capital work has
been kid upon our table by INlea , ri=. Feid
Late, the publisher. A new spurious tice
on the .I....swi9eurg Bank iz de, , cribed in the
present number which has been toentioned in
none of the Detectors except this one. Ec-ery
busin& , .; men should take the Natiunal Detector
regularly. It is worth ten timer , the ,übscrip
lion price
PICES:ENTATION -Mr. W. E. Brandon, re
cently manager of the Clinton Iron Works,
Nlonongnhela borough, Graff, Bennett & Co ,
was pre2ented by the workmen at the establish
ment, on Friday evening, with a handsome , et
of silver ware. The presentation took place
at Walnut Hall, where about fifty took supper,
ind afterward indulged in
iTl'll , ll — :!TEßY.—Xle=.srl. Robert_
Nil. Fourth itr,,t, near NVood, ure now L l.l.
ing !I fare' upholitPr . ,n , z, businof , S. h ,;11 the,
have built by eloeattentiol. to and
etecution of all orders, and. by furnishing ar
tielee their line of the bo,t quality -1),,,-
d,;;:erve a lib , rol patronage ..ee the., hiver
tio.inent in another column
A E eir,:qiinti...a iri
(~ the effect that Major M'Elliinny wa.• /II be
vond recovery. but his nunier(iii , friend , N% ere
gratified to Cod him at his post in Com
r.ffiee on in the enjoy
ment of geol 'story. heink
uriftnlfided
Not Y Steubenville• Railroad
Lind the inve,tiention into the ieee of thr equity
bill therein, did not come rip in the District
Court on Saturday, owing to tire absence of
dodge Williarn from the b.neh Tie ca5e..7
have I:er, :et down lot trre;umont on Saturiac
ne::i
Tyr ordinitry w , re in the watch-hou , e
n, sanday morning, which were diNsiorsed of
in the uroal mannor of tin , and lill
prisonrnent
if 1.1 , 111 T, dentist. of this cav,
it now in London, being engazed in making
all extended LAir of Europe
KAn.“
eral the mbar, cf thL, Method,s; Ep,!.:oy , at and ',tett,:
acct Pi.te-t.ot ,:onferea,r4 lace 9trouply lecornmen
ded Dr Wil,n 4 The Erie Cauferenc.e nine re
,z,de• on .c.. lournai sr. otLccrl a„!t cc favorable expre, ,
410 r, tn,ards these Ptil.. and the,: lhvehzor. When so
great a hod; of .'onscient.ou..! tnuldsters of the kanapel,
:hot , tranhly express tnernelves to favor of Una great
enrorninmz See Guide to
Health Ff 1.. FAHNESTOCE. S CO., Wholesale Drug-
Wood street, Pittsburgh, are the urcprietori
t.y c•veryah.l,4
HEAT/ NO BY SrLott.--A9 a t.t . ,Aut,tittal 01
the workmanttLe manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, ,nfety, economy in Mel, and the
Intl, anent Lon nreesnry Co keep each room c,Dmr.artaLle,
COv give th,,, certificate to Me...r9. Liar, and Phillips,
successor to Phillip 3 I Co . tor their plan of heatuaz
by SIOAITI the Se,-and' Ward Public Sehools in tip city
ritt9burfli, and whieli rot, met 01.11 - r pproyal. 0114 ur
would recommend them to the pall,: ,!,‘, ,mt,
,tlfaction of heating by MOOlll.
R Miller, Jr., John Marshall, Jr. M Tmdlc ,e
Wirion, tom, Wil,on, L WllOO2, VII 00101,,
DAVIS s PHILLIPS,
Stearn Ileatany,Ciat Acting, Pluratring and Bra., Fuumiti
beaters in every description of Gas F'..rtures and ['amp,
N 0.67 Wood and I First street, Pntqtairrld
dalltlylo•
AIECEIANICS' Institution,
the waut of which has been so long felt by our citizens
is now open, under the superintendence of Messrs
JacMnitn 0 Johnson, In the Lafayette Sulldi np. Fa,
trance, 05 Wood street. It is tiosiened for thopOrpeto.l
exhibition of the products or lafSitchanics, Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and a.] a place of resort
far those seeking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles to brine
before the publics% ill tind it greatly t.. their advantage to
leave samples.
The public are respectfully invited to snit the
us CI tute
COULTER & MENTZER, House, Bign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainer, Orders left at their
shop on Fourth street near Market, Burke's Building,
will be promptly attended. *dm
s&-A NUMBER of years hare elapsed since
the introduction of Dr. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRA
TED BITTERS to the public. The prejudice existing
in the minds of many persons against what are denoxn
mmated patent medicines, first greaUy retarded Its sale:
as its virtues and merits became known, this barrier of
prejudice was overthrown, end the demand increased
so rapidly that in a few years scarcely a village existed
in thealnited States In which the afflicted had not expe
rienced the benefits arising from the use of the "Bit
ters," and at the present day there are to be found IN
ALL PARTS OF TUE WORLD vouchers for the great
merits of thiq article. No greater cure for Dyspepsia
can be found
For sale by Druggists and dealers genatal/I
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
octlu N 0.63 Water, and 58 Front street.
/MPS =UR ANTEIONT
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
HanufactUrers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and .)fahogany of their own mann.
huture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at reasonable
jaloes. fe26:if
W. i..1.,‘,1N6ELL31 D. CLMILGEWS, K. I.r. , , CTGLA3(,
D. DIM= C. DUNCAN.
CtTNNINGHAMS & CO.—PITTSBURGH
CITY GLASS WOR,ES—WAREB,riUdE; 1t'0.1.19
Water street, and 166 First street, Pittsburgh, Pa-, three
doors' below Idonongahela Douse, Manufacturers of
PittsburghCityWind - ow Glass, Druggists' class Ware,
aridatoentsratlotorer. Glass,for parlor windowsphurches
andgibllb baildisigs. ' : .sel2:4
ERRING.-50 barrels for sale by
*O2 IL H. COLLINS.
THE LATEST NEWS
Ei"T" "1" - E LP, C+P.ABI-I_.
Injunction against a Bank
FiI),TON, Oct. 15.—.1.7p0n an application of
the Bank Commissioners, the Supreme Court
this day issued a temporary injunction against
the People's Five Cent Savings Bank, in Han
treet A deficiency has been discovered
the I,cc•nint , •• of the Treasurer. The amount
•.1 it ht not been ascertained, but it is hoped
Boot the deposits will nut be endangered. The
har d•,es only a limited business. The other
Hns r s hanks of the city are in a safe and
pco. perm , rondiln..n
01 , •inion of Attorney Gen. Tremein
I 011. 1.3--Goy.Morgan having
.±ittnrney Gen Trernain- for hi
rclativ. in the disputed jurisdiction
between the States of New
i;ev. fc-r,ey, the Attorney General
that the filand clearly be-
IC.v , York • and that New Jersey has
,aver the disputed territory.
- •
Lite:rimer Marengo Sunk --The Bru-
netts Burned
. (let I:, -The F,teamer Matengo,
junk at Rogers' Landing,
tv-,-tor miler b, , 10w the- city, on Friday after-
Thr , i,oat wa, valued at $15,000, and
tofill
I ze, ~ t., . arner Brunette was burned at Bloody
I,ooel, “pp , eite the city. thi= morning. The
Arrival of the Harriet Lane.
YORK, I)Ct I:,.—The Harriet Lane,
Fitunoe; fruul a et - m.le in search of
tii.• Mail stem - =hip Quaker City, Inv:
ar
:...1 ari.l rrchor,dotfthebatter,
PEN NSII.VA NIA ELECTION
give the majorities, according to
t be-t information received up to the hour of
t.• preu. in the ,everal counties named.
W. tut., if.. Cvchrarie and Wright as
h We also give the
,5 1 , 55t'. for purpos.e..?
1;••• 1 ••- • r • 0.1•-uinti•
'opt rare .1 Lia ge, '55. Auditor Geo'', '59
Porter, Read, %Vright. Cochrane
il. :NI lE., Dein_ Rep. Lein. Rep.
.31016 , 2 - 246 2220 50 ,984
AllezhenF 6508 1005; 4720 3206
A r n,tr,,, 3303 2300 . . 400
I.3eavel 1152 1801 . . .... 550
fie 30. 0 , 3 3007 1811 160 ..
Beros 0654 6024 7444 6241
btan . 1679 2714 . „ . 050
11 . . - an - .,t,1 1090 4632
Buck, 5171 0225 ........ 100
133tlet 1984 2234 250
t:,,,nbrla 3100 1671
Cartvu 1263 1467 150
i:enti 6 :266 :264 2233 2446
9:L3-iter . 4742 7371 4041 5066
Clarion.- 2195 1366 . ....
Geartield 1514 994
Clinton 1367 1240 1600 1=
L. - 01111,116a 1902 1458 1782 1055
Crawl or. i 2114 3070
Cumberland. 2811 2501 3224 2921
130nphi4.. 2185 3344 3331 2217
Delaware 1601 2818 900
Elk . . 519 353 ..... ... 1290
Erie . 1921 3233 350
Fayette- 3527 2205
70 --
Franklin 3000 5 3 / 3 ' 5 3207
Fulton . .. 730 565 100 :3 . .662
Greene 1941 642 1100 .... -..
HuntinzAoti 13011 2079 4774 =34
Indiana... 1440 3027 .. ..... 1200
Jefferson . U 53 1357
Juniata-- . /215 1216 _ ...-. ..
LailedSter 0506 9325 3432 7602
I.awrien,e . 701 1923 .
. . .. 1000
1,0.1m.il 1506 2057 GOO
Le in zh 3102 2917 175
Luz6t ue 4496 4747 5936 6036
1.:% - ii3rrung 2299 2 . 7-2 _. • ...
3icKean 546 773 ...
Mere, 3123 2625 . 300
:11 ai1,11',...: 144. k.•
":•1 )11.1,A, 142 i 599 124 . .
`2•l : nt Fc to r• r. 55'15 5576 50f..7 4535
:,1 ~sl3t3•lt ,; 313 1154 3.84
• •f I .••111 pt. u. ::,i4 I. 2 . 225 1463
.•• ;!, -. .1 . ..v.c r:;:. .t 2 15 u 4634 list' 1202
i•,, , 16::.'1 1741 2052 2060
Plliladelptag '46;67 3.2.7.05 2e36, 2952.5
I ',1:•• 437 17i.. . .
i' 4 ter 403983 . . .
MIME
S viler
, orber=et
Sui;r-n
1102
169;, 2475
I - I,g Y 1445 3131 , 4 . ..._.
U1T...,. 74 , 3 12 , 36 COD
1743 102 94u 1363
Warrou 1697 16. 1 :.,
V. a.str,rxton 3t.,:: . 2. , 0*'..AN6
. ..
ls . nrne. ::121 176 , 6.x)
V. ostmorel Ind 4456 3782 416 e. 3363
S 3 ~.) • in,: 9f,1 644
, rk 45'2 , , 3942 50u .
1:101 198119
CHICKERING & SONS'
Lth, NE R SCALE •
;
PIANO FORTES:
THE. subscriber has now on hand, a most
1. splendid =took of Pianos, consisting of 6 and
Octaves, in Plain and Carved Lases of the most elegant
acsenption, limn the celebrated Factory of Chickening
s Sons. The in,truments are all provided with their
Latest ,myrovernems, ae Itins.rree—AccioN, Dircatt
FM" , Fur-I:Liz - 11:m, and arc of their
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
C71.1,L1A ifo,6er sound.boetti is obtained, con
iiiequbutly the tone is rendered very powerful,yet retain
ing Ito sweet ana musical quality. By the perfection of
the Action. the performer Is enabled to produce all
grades of tore from pla-mimino to forfc,sinut, with.the
grcidt-,t
t auirravie n S I , Luies are 'tali spolt.o of by the
laillqte:3 and critics in Our cauutry.—
1 IiALBERG say ..i.--They are berend conapanson
I have ever seen in the Vatted Btates, and will earn
1.,e favorably with any I have ever known."
eyi*STAVE BATTER eay.—" The opinion which I ex.
pressed three yeare ago, has been more than confirmed
a., me, by the continued use of thorn, vi:: That for to/..
t,,,e and pure quaZittr cf toot, with nicety of articulation,
they- are tinequallea.'
L .- From the National Intelligencer, Washington.)
they can safely bear comparison with instruments
fr,in any part of the world. in point of tone, strength
and elasticity of touch"
[From the New Orleans Picayune.)
For excellence of material, elegance 01 bmith, and
tiiithtuniess of workmanship, and above all for volume
slid variety, mellow sweetness, brilliancy and permit
ailbte ot they are unequalled."
[From the Family Journal.)
f he peculiar musical qualifies belonging to tbe Chick
instruments, are a full, musical, nch and pow
erful tone, free from any wooden, noisy, loudness of
sound, so ibsacrecable in the sensitive musical ear.
f hey hare also an easy, even and pleasant touch, and
will keep in tune better than any Pianos known.
The public are invited in call and examine mese
splendid instruments, which are sold at
Factory Prices and Warranted
JOHN H. MELLOR,
aiN25 lex
MARBLE! MARBLE!!
JOHN M'CARGO
HAS ♦ PS•t BPJACTION OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enolosuros, Posts, &0., &0.,
PLASTER PARIS,
HYDRAULICCEMENT,
octll NO. 80.8 LIBERTY STREET.
pffllne Dazigi ;) 0 3 0):11•10 :4 ri a) :1:m silt i
Alm
SMELTING WORKS:,
PARK, 1 1 / 2 CIJRDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATIILICG,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pres.sed Copper Hot.
toms, Raised Still Bottoms. Spelter Solder, also im
porters and dealers in Metals, Tin plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, &e. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse. so. 149 First, and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. lipecial orders of Copper ct 4 to any de
irod pattern. m729•lpdass
ISAAC JONES
B. BOOthS
D. B. ROGERS &
HA. III 7FACTUIVERS of
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Ross and First Streets,
• - - • - PITTSBURGH, PA.•
A _
GoNG that is sounded too loudly :only .
startles
° people. so in sounding your_ pratses, you
can't do it with' too - light a hand. - FLESMM, Cana
Wood and Sixth, mere say, if you Want HATS, CAPS,
or CLOTHING, just .011. oct.lo
r ': 4
r
•••
,t ..tios*r•i.,' • • •
Stage of Water. '
Rlver—T - 6 - o feet ea Inches water in the channel
Reported E-rpresgy fu the afornini Post,
Prrreactse, ~.letober
.15, 18114.. .
Flour...Nu treneaztrui from fir.t
Sale, from sure, '.leo LLie.. at . 14 , ..64)(;'4,75 kir superfine;
SL.OO for extra, and 5.5.2.45(i.5,f,0 I,r extra family; FILI2-
•v at $5,6245,75.
Gratii...Wansr--Saies of 453 bush. red at deypt at
81,09; 360 bush from store at 51,12. OoTe-0 bushels
from East hands at 42;&13c.; 175 bash Rota store at 45c.
Cf/RN-150 bush at 85e.
Feed... Sales 2 tons Shorts at 51,00, 11 100 he.
Hay ..'..!ales 13 loads from scaler at 11f..75f1-9 ton
Mess Pork....SaleB 8 bbl , at 510,80
Bacon... Sales 12,000 Me. sz 6 1 . e for shoulder[ r 4 '"c
for sales and 10%c. for ham-
Butter . Sales 2 bbls prime 1655 at /4c.'3 lb
Eggs. - .?ales 20,1 doz. ]:poked at 1134 c. doe .
Cheese -Sales 45 boxes It R at EVi t - 3. - io
Apples... dales 36 bids common Green at sl,7n
011 Sal<3 10 bbli. Lard No. lat 90c. rel gal
Potatoes... Sales 25 bbls. Jersey Sweet at $2,7643,00.
Fish Dale= 10 0015 No. 3 Mackerel at 511.
Salt bbls. No 1 extra at 51,15 bbl.
sugar..Saies 14 Lhde. N 0 at &I-44.°
Molasses _Sales bbls. NO. eO 42442.?..
Coffee... Sales 81 sacks Rad at 123130
Rice.. Sales. if WAe. Prime at 5 c. tb.
Buckwheat Flour Sal., jacks from wagon
at $1.61 - .0,100
Whisky—Sales /A. Ratified at 23a29Ye.
cisctssiti, October ls.—Flour Is in hatter inquiry.
and held more firmly at $.l sog-1.7i3 for supertine. Wheat
in moderate .leinathi. at the last quotations. New
torn is dull at 4:1q1:i.; Old held :d lldte Oats steady, az
barley .Mil atiTa.,.l - S7oc. Rya steady at 760Thkr
Whisky firmer. st te. The Provision market is qtust,
11.1101111112 ed in price. hut holders are more anxious
realize -isles et Me , 9 Pork at $145,:i. Exchange is
.asp at y Thy irrer is hiking slowly, with six feet
%, ater w the channel.
NEW YOKE. October IC,--Cotton unchanged; sales of
7.10 hale, Flour advanc.-1 , 1; sales DJ,OOO bble—State $4-05
f34.C5: Oh, o. CU . :Sot/them $ - 5.:301.50. Wheat
beery, sales 3.004, - buShels—Red, t1:0; MIR - ankle club,
very choic4, $1.07 Corn firm; sales 0,000 bushels, at $l.
Pork steady, at $.15.12V1,15.115 for 'Mess=-and $10.744g1
10.90 for Prime. Whiikr active. at 2(g1293.6c.- Liu-seen
'lull, at 55(71;57e. Lard Oil, 954,95 c. Hides Armor; Bue
nos Ayres, 2G, Molasses tirm, at 40Q42c. Freights
more active; on Cotton to Liverpool, !sid; on Flour, is
9,1.
New York Stock Market.
tine 4 Ora, Oct. steady.
Chicago a Rock Island 64 Illinois Central R Ft..... 68k
11.0015 Central bonds.. 85 I Michigan Southern.... /7
leading . I Illicankee &Miss
37 f e
Virginia .. 94A Missouri es
lialena it Chicago 74v Michigan Central 44
Erie 5Q I
R T KENNEDY
PEARL STEAM MILL
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO..
FI OUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
N YITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY
MB=
No. 114 Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
COATS use to sell at.... __......510,00 for $ 8,2.5
From: Dress Cloth, fine, use to sell at 14,00 for 10,00
First Quality Cloth, “ " 18,00 for 12,00
Black Cloth Pants, , 5,00 for 3, 2 5
'. (superfine) „ - 8,00 • for 4,00
Casstmere suits made to order, - 25,00 for 18,00
Also. Satin, Plush; Silk and Cioth Vests,
GENTS' FURNISHING-GOODS,
At very lots - prices. The above lathe Cash Price, andby
referring to this advcrtisercent. the above prices will be
strictly adhered to. octiLtjabco
PURE LlQUORS.—Families can buy • a
bottle of Rhine. Port, Madeira, Teneriffe, sherry qr
Malaga Wine. Also. Cognac Brandy of different brands,
very Old Monongahela Whisky, Champaigne in quart,
pint and and half pan bottles, reduction made by dozen
or half dozen. All the above for sale by the quart or
gallon.
S. B.—Those adult rated liquors need not
call. D. FICREISEN,
ap2s,ly-ma •
101 Third street.
Waize t v_ ri:cilggil:om)
L A.TROBB, PENN,A.
THIS LARGE AND WELL VENTIL
LATED HOUSE, pleasantly located within a few
yard of the Penn'is. Railroad, ie. now open for there
ception of summer visitorr. A fine ten-pin alley has
recently been erected on the premises, and fine fishing
afforded near by. All train:stop here. (' bares moderate.
jyl3:emnettm CHAS. W. FISHER, Pro •rietor.
EMINfil
"DER:T'S GROVE:' recently fittod•up
IRON CITY PARS,
s now open for the accommocatiori or Pic-Nics, Pleas
ore Parties, &c.
ICE CREAM AND REFREZRMEIiTS
AFR- A Band of Music always in attendance. A good
covered platform for dancing.
je3fmaw•ti HOEVELEB & MIT,T,'RTI
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
•
QT.E33I AND CiAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLUMBERS arjd Fr.:MU:RS of all kinds of brass
work,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, &G.. .
Office and Wareroom, No. 124 Wood •t.,
Poimilry, No. /52 First. et., Ave Doors below
Monongahela Hones.
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
various branches of Brass Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Fusing, of the senior members of the firm, (who will
give their personal attention to all work entrusted to
them.) should entitle ns is a share of public patronage
TWENTY FOURTH List Of Applications
for Selling Liquors, tiled in the Clerk's Office up to
October 12, 'MO
Adamsßobert, tavern, 2.3 ward, Pittsburgh;
Cubbage A. 0, with other goods. Ist ward, Pitta;
Dougherty Michael, tavern, 6th do do
fillg Adam, with other goos,Manchester Borough;
Giffin Andrew, tavern. Upper St. Clair townahis
numbert Jeremiah, tavern, 7th ward, Pittataugh:
Luther J. P., eating house, sth do do
Lsrely John, tavern, West Deer towisahl .
Meyers J. C., with other g00:3.1,4th ward, Allagitany;
Maguire Francis, tavern, 3d waed, PitttibUrgko
McDade James, do Penn townaluyo
Obey W., do Rosa do' '
Sharver A. 8., with other goods,Penna. Arehilai. •
Slendle Jacob, eating house, Iklward,
Sourbeck G. W do 3d do Pi
Williams John W.„ tavern, 3d do do
Young William, do 9th do do
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Oct.l.2th, 1599.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IF FEN
TEST RECEIVED from
Si WOOD STREET
THE THIF.D ADDITION TO HIS FALL STOWS
UNRIVALLED PIANOS,
To which he asks the attention of purchasers, faiths
public generally.
wx. BICITEL. ULM Z. 1I z.
SMITH, PARK & 00.;
NINTH WARD FOI7IItDR I K
PIT T 8313101/, PA.
Warehouse, No. 148 First and 120. Eisend streets
Manufacturers of all sizes anddesetiptlonsof Cosloll,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pi_pe, Sad Irons, "Doti
Irons ? aagon Boxes,Steel Moulds, F 7 4 1 114 14 liartirensua
C'D' ATM B b - bing and Machine Csatingrof every dedoiip
tion s msde to order.
Haring a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully_attend
ed to. ruystuydew
NIIT -AND BOLT FACTORY.
Patent EtoePressed 'Pinta of ail sires on h.andiandman
ufacuired. Also, Bolts for Bridges, .I.tachinerY, Urietlk
curet Implements, ac., furnished at short notice.
Warehouse, tio. fl 4 Water wares.
- .
az:Q*ly • ' • I,tiAP "SCULLY a Co.
•I C NCENTRA" i LTV for
1 .-P sale by BECKHAM-A SELL T,
Ace. ♦lle;4eq) Oita,
NUMBER' 3,
comivrgßclAL.
PITTSBURGH MARKETI4
Cincinnati Market.
New York Market
W. S. KENNEDY.
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
TER? , L9, CASH ON DELIVERY
Z. L. EISNER,
NEW FIRM.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
live Doors from Fifth
All Orders Pi . ompsly Filled.
CRICKEEING at SON,
OF THEIR
JOHN IL MELLO%
113 WOOD STREET
HIA:VTAT..I3.A.
TAM al