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Departure and Arrival of Passenger
• . Trains.
_ IVayne and Chicago Railroad.
eorinii. of, Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestliue. Ft.. Wayne
hlrpress .Ttain--...12.15 A. M. Ecs6 A. M. 1:01 P. M
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F.:press 'Prain.-...—.L2.50 P. M. .8:45 P. M. 2:30 A. M
Arrive at Chicago
lErpre - 5it,.!.., • .6, , 17 P.M. Express,....--
RetUrning, a rive at Pittsburgh,
Mail, 815 P.ll. f Express, 3:MI P. 3f. I Express, 220 A. M
"(Prom Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
NoWlkleht o l 2 Accommodation- 9:30 A. M. S:MP. 31
. 6•01 A. 31. 12:10P. 31
• Fronreorier of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. AlliceA.
Exp . ress Train. 9:05 P. M. 1245 P. 31.
2:50 A. 11. 11r50 P. 31.
Past Line ' 1. 4:20 P. AL 12:2.) A. M.
The"JolinstowriVay Passenger
6:00 A. If. 1:10 P. M.
Johnstown Aeoommodation___ 2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
First Turths Creek A. M. 6:50 A. 11
13.3e0nd" " 4:30 P. M. 12,30 A. 11.
Third " " " 6.20 P. 31. 6:11 P.. 0
• • Attltntrqh and (bnnettnee Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrive.,
7:00 A. M. t 215 P. M
Express .Trap.-..._ 4:30 P. 31. 8:4.i A. M
aevelina and ........... Railroad.
(Prom Corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives
.t_.tretts Train 12,15 A. M. 2,40 A. M.
nitut 6.25 A. M. 4.00 P. 31.
Ent Line..-... LO:, P. 31. 0.30 P. M.
Wellsville Accommodation 5.00 P. DI. ILOO A. 11
Rtitiburgh,.".Cbhistbud and Cincinnati Railroad.
* (From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cm
East.Line_ 1.2.15 A. 31. 8.00 A. 11. /1.30 A. 51
Zinnias:Train- 1.05 P. M. 130 A. M. 7.20 A. 51
TliE • COURTS
Stri4ESIE COURT. Before Chief Justice
Lowrie:and Judges Woodward, Strong, Head
and alkompson. October 20th, 1859.
helollowing opinions were read and judg
ments entered :
Bowman ts. Ceicil Bank; Lycoming county.
Reversed, ;Opinion by Lowrie, C. J.
;Daffertbacher vs. Fisher; Union county: Re
iieri'ed, and t.enire de novo awarded. Opinion by
Woodward, J.
Beeker.& Dell vs. Bogar et al; Snyder coun
ty. Atimed. Opinion by Read, J.; Wood
witcl,.,j.,.dis-sents; Strong, J., absent.
Shippen'a administrators vs. Clapp; Craw
ford.' Argument continued by IL L. Rich
mfind for defendant in error, and by Farrally
for.plaintlfr in error.
31'.1:Inir VS. Compton; Erie county. Argued
by Babbitt for plaintiff in error, by Lane and
Wallresr, contra, and cipsed by Babbitt in re-
Sloan va. Durbin; Erie county. Argued by
Church forplaintifr in crrer, and by Al arshal
contra.'
Dutruirs vs. Miller; Erie couuty. .;.11,mitted
by Maxilla'rand Decamp for plaintiff in error,
and by Lane, contra.
Brady . vs. Ward; Erie county. .1 udgment
ofnuri-pros on motion of Grant.
Boardman vs. Dean; Erie county. Argued
by. Grant for plaintiff in error, and by Rab
bitt,c*ntra, and closed by Grant in reply.
Dunn et al vs. Richards et al ; Crawford
county. Argued by Church for plaintiff iu
error,: and by Farrally, contra.
Minium vs. Hoag; Crawford county. Ar
geed by Church for plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till nine o'clock this morning
CotraT 13F QUARTER SF.SSIONS, &c.—Before
Judges M'Clure and Parke, October 20, 1859.
In the'CrOS9 suits of assault and battery be
tween Caroline Hare and Joanna Ebbert, the
jury found a verdict of not guilty, dividing the
costs,
taammonwealtJ.; vs. Teresa and Anthony
Hayne,'-fOr assault and battery on Elizabeth
'Forg,,, :Verdict not guilty; costs to be divided
equally between prosecutor and defendants.
Commonwealth vs. Moses Nelson, for as
satalt,and battery, on oath of Simon Eis, who
alleged that defendant struck Lim with a lump
,or-noul. It was shown that Nelson was not in
the - , ;kinity, and the jury acquitted him, direc
ting the prosecutor to pay the costs.
,Coiximonwealth vs. John Milligan, indicted
for,lareeny,on oath of Henry Dabney, in steal
ing a . number of household articles from his
residence on Avery street, Allegheny. Ver
dict •guilty, and prisoner sentenced to three
months in the County Jail.
- Rachel. Redmond, Caroline Scanlon, Ellen
13410,:Sarah Evans and Benjamin Hughes,
were-tried and convicted for keeping a disor
40."!T:lawdy house on Webster street, Sixth
W. 'The jury found a verdict of guilty.—
The females were sentenced to pay a fine of six
Agda fourth cents each, an undergo three
,montbs imprisonment, and Hughes was senton
n4 to the County Jail six months.
3;//iarles,, - 11. and Margaret Ri g by, indicted
or,rent.ing a house to the above parties, know
ing there to be persons of ill-fame. Verdict,
guilty as' to Mrs. „Rigby; Charles B. Higby
notguilty. Sentence deferred.
— Mary Ellen Campbell was convicted of the
larceny of a pair of ear-rings, worth $2, from
James Moore, and sentenced to three months
imprisonment.
dionryNesbold was indicted, tried and found
gtiritY of Maintaining a nuisance in allowing a
night cart to stand on the road, on his lot, in
Reserve township.
Spelman, alias Henry Somerville, plead
eifltyte stealing a watch, belonging to Mi-
Tl l 4.Eaherrqf, from ttle.s.teamlxat Falcon,
/gst week. said he was compelled to steal
frisknecessity, having been in the city two or
three days, with little or nothing to eat. He
was remanded for sentence.
COttla OY CoitatOti PLE.A.a.—Before Judges
Maynard and Adams. October 20th, 1859.
Iff-tamease of Campbell vs. Bri!stifle, action
for trover and conversion, the jury found
verdict for plaintiff in $32.70.
John 'A."Douglas - for use vs. Ellenor Thomp
son; action to recover penalty of $5O for selling
goods without license. Defendant is en East
ern merchant and sent an invoice of millinery
tither ;geoids to P. 31. Davis of this city,
r iehb disposed of them'at private sale. Verdict
for plaintiff in the slim of $6O.
L'Di the case of David Fitzgerald, for use Ed
ward MeTiernan vs. James Old, plaintiff took
a non-suit.
gotten (tardiner ys. Samuel Milligan & Co.:
actiol4 on a 414 e-bill Verdict for plaintiff
P 0.95.. •
.oinnea A. Speer vs. James Caldwell ; action
4:6 rec . over borrowed money. Verdict for plain
tiff $23.1.5.-..
„Mann Holliday for use of David Holliday
-viti - plume 211:' sickerslian 4 ; action of debt.
Niv.itCtlor:l4lritiff $59:92.
Jury discharged and Court adjourned until
rilii:ayinorrilng, when motions in argument
will be heard.
• , ODCRICT Uoußt.—Before Judge Hampton.
October go„
In die''Case•of Thomas Kiri: vs the Monon-
Vibelk i lEkidge Company, the jury found a ver
-4194f0r plaintiff in the slim of $1,887.71.
• --Theicase of-Neal vs. the Monongahela Bridge
Ovinpany v already reported, was still on trial.
MI/TED STATES DISTRICT CoUßT.—Before
Bon. Wilson M'Candless. October 20th, 1859.
The ease,of d Silas J. Cover, indicted for steal
ing a letter frcrra the mail at Pavidsville, Som
erset county, occupied.the entire session, from
ten till tire!, otoloek. The evidence for the
Coreantratvezittrwas concl uded,ma k ng a strong
case against the prisoner. A number of wit
. !!",'..were examined for .the.,defenso, and a
powerful djtse a ili be made out this time. The
evide 4s— .*elkix. Kiley? _that the Money was paid
ti,C,pxesF
yAnpther party, in aregular business
'transaction. The evidence on both sides will
pr6bibly_ close to-day.
TatiOwN atrr AND r. Jecob
Yost and his wife, of Carrol township, Cam
bria county, both about seventy years of age,
taxa thrown out, near Ebensburg, on the 6th
hut, an&sereselrinjured. The horse became
400 . tnened,ind ran , off, the ompany gave way,
iftlia43r9kkik 'thr i otin "from the Wagon,
...the,right-arre .of the old lady and
One ot . Yost's ribs.
PIITSBURGH. FRI DA Y
Railroad Convention. I Pirratiunun ToExTRE.--The comedy of up Et 1,1., LATEST NEWS
The Convention of prominent Eastern and "Our Female American Cousin, - will be pr.- /I
Western Railroad men, to arrange time-tables sented in good style at ilik establidienent this
for the winter, met lee Cleveland on Tuesday , evening. un the uccasion of the benetlt of Alia= 73 - Y" TES.43EIG-11..A.P1-1.
evening. Mr. W. B. Hubbard of the L. B Lucille We-tern, who will appear in the prin- Boston Democratic Convention.
end C. A; P. Road was chosen Chairman, and cipal character, and else in the protean drama
Messrs. J. B. Anderson of the P., Ft. w. ..1: - " 1 "The French SPY.- W e b,,,,, peah a full Elo , :ros, tiotober 213.—The Democratic Cons
C. Road Secretary, and John Durand of the house fur the favorite. voodoo of the Fifth Congressional District was
L. M. and C. A; X. Road. Assistant Secrotarv. : held yesterday A double set of delegates,
The following gentlemen were appointed a
Mu. GEe. VA.Nrir..sritorr, after a , ery :in-- ri.resenting the CiLquin House and Douglas
•
cesaful course of Readings tiethis city, loft yes- interests were present. Many of the latter
Committee on Time-Tables:
Henry Gray, Boston to Albany ; M. Cohen, torday for St Louis where he is engaged tee forced their way through the windows into the
New 'York to Albany : Erastus i'orning, New "ire four Readings IT afterward; read , at Ball, en attempt having been made to exclude
York Central ; Charles Minot, New York A.: Peoria, Chicago. Milwaukee, and home aga i n . them. Sidney NVebßtor, Esq., was chosen
Erie: H. Nottingham, Buffalo to Cleveland : , via Detroit and Syracuse to New York, be fill, j l'hairman alter ate exciting time. The Custom
Thomas Reynolds, Niagara to Detroit : .1. W.
fill engagements there. llom.e men voted and organized separately.
!
The Douglas men, claiming to be the regular
Brooks, Detroit to Chicago ; J. D. Campbell, ,
Cleveland to Chicago; E. S. Flint, Cleveland
L F.A V F.S from an Actor's Note Book, by Geo. Convention, nominated B. V. Ballet and Cor
-
to Columbus; J. Durand, Cleveland to Cin-
VandenhotT; the Bop own Toy Maker : Mary Indies Doherty, both Douglas men, to the
,'
einneti ; T. A. Scott, Philadelphia to Pitts- ' Lee, by Kate Livernioro, and Amtisell Tin Ph.- I 'lntrie:-ton Convention. The other conventio n
burgh ; .J. B. Anderson, Pittsburgh to chi. ' tou:K . l l,- and Hydro Carbon Oils have been re- nominated John T. Heard and .1. C. Lovejoy,
curio ; Ira A. Hutchison, Pittsburgh to : coivcd at Davis .1: Co.'. , Odd Fellow, Build- mends ..fthe Administration.
, The Democratic Convention of the Fourth
Columbus; L. M. Cole, lisliirnore tee Whoel- in g'
ing ;W. H. Clement, (lineinnati to St. Louis ; theon A pe,ll NTMEsi . T.-- Dr dim PG Congressional District has chores James Riley
11: f M ti as: and knee H. Wright, supposed to be ill favor
J. Brough, Crestline to Indianapolis: H. L. ter, son of Simnel MM c . , batterc.a- delegate, to the Charleston Con-
Pope, Xenia to Indianapolis ; W. D. Griswold. ' citY Me, re,eived from th ' o 'r Presieltit n ‘ coi ns ' "f
l'"gln-4.
Indianapolis to St E., .11i, : G H. Burrows, j nii,sion as As,istatit Surgeon ill the United "nti".
Toledo to State Line: C. G. Hammond, Chi- States Sacs, He is a worthy young man and Captain Martin Steals the Yacht
cago to Burlington ;
N.
L. Sty kt... 1 r.. Chien, i : „ g ,„„i p h ys i c i an.
to Milwaukee: .1. McCullough, P i ttsburgh Wanderer.
to Cleveland ; 1,. Tilton, Great We,teri, Ill:- , Join' CdI.I.IN , the oldest eitizon of Union• :::•nl CAN NAII, October lll.—Tho yacht. Wand
nois ; D. McLaren, Delaware to Cincinnati ; town, died at his reidence, on the ;th mate, crew sailed last night without papers. with a full
J. V. Baker, Albany to Canada; 1.1...1. Jewett, 1 aged eighty•Ciye Vt-. 111,. lie
wie, born in that crew, and supplied with provisions and etc tee Columba - : A. S. (bother.;, In- f :see, in l - '77",, and has resided , tormition stolen from her owner, Mr. Lamar,
in the county . by Cap!. Martin, who had lurid) negotiating for
dianapolis to Louisville : It. M. Shoemaker. , ~,-,.r sine,.
Cincinnati to Toledo : C. R. Christy. Grand • her purelia4c for some time. The Collector of
Trunk ; John H. Hudson, Cincinnati to San • Tit i. Min ist er'4 Wooi ng l e y Harriet 8,,,., beer Ow port has scut a steamer, with Mr. Lamar
dusky ; J. O I). Lilly, Indianapoll-- to Chi- ! - towe. ill book form, can 13 1 had at Deo is A. ared others, ire pursuit of her, but, so fur, with-
Cllgn. (••- e *. , ril e l Fellows' Building. out nacre-s.
Go Monday the chief buzitio:s wa: the re. Ist:cos:lr 1/I.I.,I'ATC/I. I
eeiving and acting on the report of the- above 'Fri r winter approar!ics, and every hid.] v will Mr Black, the shipping master who was
committee. According to tim :I rr1i1t7,0141,-,0 ~ need wai iii and corn fortalele elotleirel:.. This vrar led on' ire the ytwlit. NVltriderev, has returnee!
made for the winter, two principai tr..'n , will they can ontnin cheap, well arid feeddeenalelv in a slued' boat to the mouth of the river, He
be run as follow;: made. and of the lost end most substantial is., rrports that the Captain, Martin, of the stolen
eirdins 1,:.3 , 1 terird. eit Ow r•-etable.hu o . : ,l if ‘‘ H. Mr(;,..• viola said he was giiiti4 to take her to Africa
,- C
~
.„,,, , ,
~ & Co . corner of Federal , trei , t and the Dia- for n erirti,o of .luveei.
heave cteea.;" .... ..
- eine:lnnate- ... .... .. , o,.se urui il:sr e .., mood. A I legl, en , t 'it i i'mn r .took of f a ll
- Cleveland ...... v xi. Liri.l l 0 2. . .., i,nd w i nter igii.iii- co tarp, rani, ll t•I i ,I•l.otv,i Cricket Match.
trove lil. Net,- York; ... "'lt' r' ." and 12- ''' ' ''''. They onipli,, tbii nog of work neer. and always Ia s sel l T•oN, CIV . O c tober
see—The Cricket
,„.vase Choir cmtotner-
Running time between Cleveland and I:eu
if ov Oie . ' '' re , I :I .match between the Eleven of England and 22
York, 25 hours 15 minutes, eiriil '2.e• heelers Id ,„,,, t i„,„ ~, t,,,,,, ( th i i ,„. ' .1 ..'-‘ ll Y I .IK , '
3,, an , ~e, eu 3' .
• • of friends, terminated vesierday in favor of
minutes.
their V 1164•
' A 11.Enidsted, leaving to make 41 rung on the
,red inning.
=MEM
. • :
...7 • /a i lo
V. 11.14 j I
'%l t. a 11
Lease New Y,L.
Cleveland..
Arrive at 47111cags,
Cincinnati
Running Ume betty Pen N ”r
(lordand. 24 hour• m .1 I.::
40 minutes.
The new arrangement; go into
second :Monday in November.
Some other rrinttel, of :zonurril ut,r—t t
railroads were tall zed over. u, usu.d. when 1!
Convention adjourned, after n h.rmonieu-
GEORGE IN SMITH,
%I',l 1.1,1•AT.11
:R. 4LTSI EL, AND 1101' DE 1.1. A`.1,111,\, (` , _u.--A inatel.l
tho• North and Soatti En4land of
was playod to-day, one. ,
k.a.AA v. - 11:d•) resulted i n f avor
~f t t, „ r o, The total poor., wet= : North
Thol 'ri,:kotors If.avo for Rochestor,
1 . thi. ovening.
Pit! St.eet, I.ll(lostirgh
II A. VI N IM \I ENCEI) pAN.:w N,;
~r 11.0
L.1.1 , 1•11,,t1 tOlllll (.I`ll%, I 117,1
Fi.v. , ,EN. ftll 1:1( t: op
411:1,11 . 1 , • , i!I tti, r,,lty.
Punt: urt.—Sa!t orr
iu every family, but at. it is very cheap, 1..
quently but little attentv'm paid t,t it. man
ufactnre, and the
„,rt
nor article is iten pred.teed, tind per Mt,
ctmsttmed It In It ti., t 11111 , LII,
i= deleteriou Si- it eontmil , fer•iliot and t . , i
n.nous minerals. The Penh-vlt Arita Snit MTit, •
ufacturing f'outpany, whose stareitttuse
nt
39ti Penn qtreet, ‘• !Mal. male
Mille hut the pore arid tviti.r.,,t •
t •ent <.l/T. The table, dair:, -
fait made I.y them t tvhlte, dry, aml tit te.i f,r i
1
the manifold uses of thin in,
The same eornpany al n•i rnarcifactam at, act;
Si, called ceneentratevl 15. .nit
in nearly every family It t= at aii time. r e a .
dy for Use, it< int; tune,
and labor, and make- the het-t Aualtty ‘tt n.tta t .
It is put up in pound ittot 4 ,- - invement fort.
ft.r family me. and is .ohl ltv nt , reltei•l'ms cer'
erally. See advertisement.
inttEST "F AN AI. I 17.-.}:D MIL)
Wit/lath Sterling WN, Arr,,ted
by the ?St ayor s oharifed with robleilg
John Campbell, a NN sOpr,atim
$4 , . at Riddle's tureen , ,n the l'ir 11'•,r,1
Campbell and Steri,m; aent 1., bed t., .-1!..•r.
after rpon.lim; the ,• t 6 I
amusement, the former pia,dmir h • ri.;4.01
book under his head; n the roertor,T, nom.;
and pocket-hook were gone. I „
once notified the Mayor. Steriii e ; was soon
arrested, and the poeket-bool: found in hi.
possession. He said it had been
. 4i yet, hini b.
Campben to keep for him. Sixty dollars it.
counterfeit money, in ten. oi l Wm, and I. it
ginia banks, were found upon his person ar..l
note from Mr. Riddle. or Uu , J. suppo,id t., be
a forgery, which lio attempted to tear up v,
in the Mayer's otfic,
THE FICA LE OF - rot Cm; \
THE OLYMPIAN'S V I , 'TORIvI Mat , I, tw
tween the Granizo Clab
the Olympic. was terrain
Wedne'day, the former made In 2, alel th e lti
ter 97, on the first inning•.. Yesterday, ou the
seoond innings, the Grange Loy , mole 0: 11,
Olympians then took
66, with tb,, first live player.. has iug sic wiek
etsi to go down—thus ieseurinq the vietory --
Both clubs played well. but our wpr, ,
little too fast for the Washington:an. thLs tit",
We hope to SFe another fr:emll sr:
long between these -'-ern 1,, te•
rconlc inutehr,l
AcciDENT.--A correspondent rn form, Ll
that on Saturday morning. the Bth root
Mr. Ethan Thomas, residing near Princeton.
Lawrence county,was engaged in hauling wood,
ha met with a serious, and perhaps a fatal acci
dent. Having brought a load to the he
stepped down to the double-tree on the to ft ee
of the wagon, in order to unload the wood,
when his foot slipped, precipitatitn; h the
ground about the horses feet. IL, teg becoin
ing entangled he was dragged some five rod,
horses running and kicking in a furlong man
ner. When released, he was picked up as
dead, having his skull fractured and hi , . body
L . , , .dherwiso badly bruised. He still sury sac. b ut
is almost insensible. His life is ' dispaired of.
New Castle Gazette.
LND
IA NA COUNTY.—The Blairsville ft,,-ord
has the following items:—On Tuesday, the
lth inst., Mr. George McCartney, of White
township, sixty-four years old, died suddenly
when engaged at work in his eorndeld, of dis
ease of the heart.—Also, en Tuesday, I lth
inst., Mr. Francis Melory, of Centre towm,bi r ,
while sitting in Lis chair, died of disease of
the heart, to which he had been subject for
some time back. Aged about sixty-seven
years.—On Sunday. the let inst., three chil
dren of Samuel Rim Esq., of Green township.
were playing in a field convenient to his resi
dence, when an old tree was blown down,
which, in its fall, struck one of the children,
aged about three years, and killed it in V
PLANTINO TREES.—TLC latter part of tins
month trees of all sorts may be planted. In a
rich, well worked fruit and vegetable garden,
no special preparation of the ground will be
required. But, if it is otherwise, trenching to
the depth of eighteen inches to two feet, and
mcnurin with rich, well-made compost, will
be necessary. A thorough drained soil is ab.
solutely necessary for the successful cultivation
of fruit trees. The fruit garden should be
planted mainly with dwarfs of the' variotp3
sorts of fruit—pear, apples, peaches, cher
ries, &c.
REV. PETER Srsor,Ara.—This celebrated
temperance reformer will lecture on this
deeply interesting subject, at Sharpsburg, this
afternoon and evening, and to-morrow after
noon and evening, he will exhibit, at the same
place, Andrew's great panorama of the "Bless-
Inge of Temperance and Evils of Intemper
ance." In consequence of these engagements, ;
he will not lecture at Rev. A. Bryan's church
to-night, as announced, nor to-morrow night ,
at Lawrenceville.
APOLLO TILEATRE.---W. S. Mortimer takes
a benefit at she Apollo to-night, where the
bill consists of the "Black Orpham Boy,'' the
"Enchanted Chamber," and ' , Blundering Bob,
or never be too Sure." Mr. Mortimer appears
for the last time in this city to-morrow night.
We are sorry to lose him, for he is a capital
Ethiopian delieoator. Let him have a bum
per to-night.
LETTERS TO MARRIED WOMEN is the title
to a pretty little book from the press of Hame
lin_ in Co., of Philadelphia, just received at
Davie a- Co.'s, Odd Fellows' Building. Price,
60 cants.
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JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
, Ivitifileturvrg, rm.i Wh Ito,d 11.,iler,
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
%o. 424 Prowl Street, above the Canal.
1111 tatuil a large tl ., ortmorit of FLl:iey f.tot
unit MAtiLigaily of their ran maul,
fft.,.lml". 1 . .11-:11.1 in quality unil titylfi to tin
y
uumiati . tewreil /./ ult.! uili ht
. (0:11i lf
ti IFT)
t•st., otttttr It) t
Uruggl•t, Corner Rood anal Sixth •t•
• Wk r
and IPY oonstAntly on han•ll
oUNTRI MERCHANT 4
Yellow Fever in Texas
lvui
nud t Lf, their adrantage ro give us m Firm
ts.•:llrer of the colebrruki
);-t ,, t.er —The
i.e. 'ad New; (lrionr., doipateh say. that
- - f. tfol Int,t report..q, w:..5 inerkuoing
It e:Jton
l'r, ha.] insdi• api , iirancu in portions of
is-1 T , •xtv., but the (-Nips svrqui un•
the town of Brownlvillf
Arrival of the Santa Po Mails
1,,r1 r r Pt.t...Arnr 2.) - Tt. , tw, Santa Fe
nn, k at ndoil..l)..kin, Oil Thursday. have
Fear= are entertained that
I,,rther difficult!, witd Indians have ce--
S o'l . C P I I. 1. ►
'rho r-t-,r r.: fti N.A.; licato the
~f 1)..m. , cra1. al a leleiz-ate
Washington City Items
1 :;t4d~ , ?.•r2. 1 1 .lu.lti,•
1,, r ,, turv..l. miter nn
L.,rn•. in
T ANNIN ounori for sale bv
A. FAIINE6TOCK
corner First And Wood
:.1e.0n., 11 Itot,ter. o'C l'ittaturgh, ha, been
own.— no:oed k•to.tottot Surgeon oof the
I nohn:r ha.: been cooturni--
e- I •e , bilet Ern.forleer of the Nal. r.
&ST! L E St.. AP. —25 boxes genuine Cits
ele soap. reeceired and lot sale by
MIJRTLAND & CONNOR,
l 5 Liberty etreet.
'l'llo Abu:it/OmA insurrection
BLACK SILK CROCHET FRINGES--
A.l very heavy, for cloak trimminga selling cheap at
0ct.2(1:21. JOSEPH HORNES, 11 Notket
RICH DRESS TRIMMINGS.— The best
aiaoritnent in city at 77 MARIiET STREET.
0ct20,2t JOSEPH HORNE.
11A F. • t rt• 11 11111. I 1et...1 ,, r - Nitlch -
,!. ert,: , ..! !n4t 1:1,4•10, hP, rt'pr , rt. that
It,„11111- tl•re murklortm: the 1.001/le at
bout hundred women
ini.lr•ok 1.r0M,0.1 tho H - bo lo , and can t ,.
t,. ihirrer - protevtitni, I,,ree
Loartn•-• 'omt to the t•pot imheabxtu, tho
,•! .1 Imt 311 wan found to be
Survivors uf the Propeller Troy
11 lletober '2ll Five
the Troy, knot
Tue.dtty
bo,ti up There
Lai board, Lolly y,LI m.le,ru are
t., heist.
~ 11;N!
Destructive Fire
fIAMBRIC COLLARS—A large lot just
k c i et: ?gled at about haif o t ,3 ll . e n TNEicea, a
R. 77 M t orket. pt.
AP OF PENNSYLVA.NIA.—Earnes
Roller Map of Ponnsylrenix Price EL
.1 R. WF.I.DIN.
2(1. -Afro in
;ling. in Fta.i.sford . 161.
:•ar,l i•Atitnati.il nt abut one
Anil twenty thou-iind
YE NVUODS—Ground and Chipped.--
3QO barrels for sale by
B FAHNESTOCK S CG ,
.No. 00, corner Fourth and Wood street,
From Havana
INSEED ()11..-125 .bl 2. for Bale by
a L. FAHNESTOCR &
corner Fourth and Wood
(kt"l.,r Sn. -Sugar., were very
Om. Froie,ht, rather active. Sterliug ex
, 11,mge I, to I:A per cent, premium orth
e Lan per rent. premium
From Piko's Peak
urt.„l,, r • slaNdal dispatch
iteputdscan that a party of men
army cd at St. .I , seph yesterday from Pi ke'd
Peak, bringing $1(10,000.
THE LOYALHANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE, PENN.A.
rrIlD; LARGE AND WELL VENTII,
• VEIL 11 SE, plormuttly loomed toithta a f o w
rd of tho Poon'a. Railroad, Is unto open (or the no
vepouu of oiler eootora. A lino toiopta alloy has
, •cently n erootod oo the promise% and tine fishing
ffiordod near by. .1111,1 ms glop here. Pliargoo moderate:
1 131;1,A - raw CHAS. W. FISHER. Proprietor.
T HE NEW PARK!
I)ENNI'L; tifiuVP.," recently fitted up as
IRON CITY P-49-74.11C,
I. nou 1.),u for the nooannuwatiun 01 Newt
tiro PurtioN,
IrE CREAM AND REFRESHMENTS.
Oaf A [faint of Mumn, always in attendance. A good
...vend
ttlfinsu ii HoEVELER & MILLER.
II E .I%IAN UFACI't.' HERS OF SA W
YETI'S CIT EIIIICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
after subjecting it to the severest torts known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for so little money, haying
at once so many good qualities, (aud so few discounts)
OF BEA UTY—In colors, firmness, surface and tex
turegenerally
01 PURITY—Lt freedom from rosin, turpentine,
else fish oils, stalofiresse, and adulterations, .
O 1 QIIALITY-- 1• or leashing clothes, of every desert
lion, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk • dyed,
punted or white • for casein tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from ClOhts,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name Is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the direction. B. C. & .1. B. SAWYER,
1,38 47 Wood street, Plttaburg,h!
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.--I keep con
stantly on hand n complete assortment of Lt.
quors, either bottled or otherwtse, consisting of
Port Wino, Maderia Wine,
Sherry Niue, Catawba Wine,
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Bcernate',, Ho stet tees and Hooflands's German Bitters.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
ecti oorocr of Diamond and Market street.
FROM 37i CENTS to $4,00; for the best
Steel Spring Skirts, East or West. The moat cele
brated makes always on hand, at wholesale andretall.
EATON . , CREE , A //SACRUM,
°Ma N 0.17 Fifth street.
U boxes received and for
NJ sale by HENRY H. COLLINS.
LU'l'S.—Three good. g
Ail Lots, each 20 feet front on Washington at., Mrun
chester, by 123 feet deep to South alley. ' Price 1 , 100.
Six Buirdidg Lots on Overbill street
Eight Lots on Mt. Washington. For sale by,
S. CUTH BENT & SON, al Market et.
(iEESE FEATHERS---52 sacks
-. (id!, day, and tot age In lots to
suit 11111,h.PN, by
REFIN'EII SUGAR.—
. 10 bt,is EASON - oqt '4 atandard cruel - led 61rigal
10 do do coaran pulverized al/
10 dO do dine do do
In do Peuna A coffee crushed
In do do 13 do do .10
o
do do t' yellow do
In store, and landing, and for ,ale by
sr2B
J vv
.„..„-
s, au MI I RTLAND OONNOR,
197 Liberty street.
- -
B ucK VI-1 EAT . —2111! bushels for sale by
HENRY 11. COLLINS
TKO ICti AND EL Ell A N'l 7- "STYLES t
A. IL, Fr h Eitibrwder/ea, at
EATON, CREE t MACRUIVS.,
N0.i17 Fifth street.
ELLIE:3.-
6 dozen Guars, West Irdia.
•• Ass nrted Jellies.
For Pale by - REYMER S ANDERSON.
rel 9 No. 89 Wood street.
ASHING MACHINES and BOARDS
23 dozen Wush Boards;
Young America Waal= Machine,.
MILLER A RIC N.
221 and 223 Liberty at.
APER BAGS-12 different sizes, for sale! Ly ERRING.--5U barrels for sale by
by Leal) J. E. WELDIN ge2 H. H. ()maxi&
MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1859.
*NM L.Ti 151 ;0) ir3
Stage of Water.
River—Two feet three inches water in the channel
ALLECHIENT CATTLE MARKET
ALLiOrirsT err, October roth, 1869.
The inarL•ot is well aupplied with all kindm of
'fh , • figure+ for beef cattle remain firm, with a good Ea,-
tern demand. fully one-half baring been sold for Ea tern
nmrket•. Sheep are in good 4upply at a alight iolvanre,
mad lure+ are readily taken lip at fair rate.
UNION DROVE : YARDS.
John .4/Inukr, Proprietor.
BEEVES.
Sold.
lEEE!
Offered by
43....1iime. Anil
:04...H01mes k Pfeiffer
40... Stevenson & Craig Left over.
38... F. s , Cosker 38 $2,4104'a13,50 •{ll 1084 th
21....1. Tuner' 21 11 1 ,2442 . 4 4 lb.
:81...E. Preo 'AI 2( 44 3 "
54...Grenawalt .1. CA.. .... .. 54 2 5183% "
40 ._11..1.Merrick,.......... ..... 40 :1 43%e '•
:13...Peter Parkard 33 2 1 ,443, 1 4:e ••
11...8. S. Phillip.. 11 2g,3 /,.sc•
14...Sariutil Phillips 14 2 4.1 "
35... J. Conk kCo 38 3 1 , , ic "
15...8. ItosB, (by J. B. Huff,... 18 . 2%c :'
23.. Wm. Murdoch 22' 12,40(.4? 100 lha,
19... Morgan & Nicholson ..... .. 19 3 ©334c ?M.
70...2. &C. Manful' 70 2 44.3 1 /c ••
21... William Nell 24 2 / . 1 ,
~
21....1.W. Roger. 21 2 43 -
21... H. Thayer 21 $3,40 lit 100 Tbs.
132... Marks & Traurman 137 V 2,35443
32 . Charles Shoemaker 32 3 0 - $3Nr• ? TO.
17... James Crawford 17 25.. , 02t1e ii
72...Kroime &Good . 2 21,t, ,, ' ,.. ..
,•••
0) _ it Monroe Weber 80 21 fr
10... R. Patterson 16 2g.j..ie '.
20... C. C. Bratnard . •20 3 (43c
18...4. J. Stroup 18 3%e
15... J. Moore 15 3e *
21... J. Rathbun 21 13.; -
21... H. W. Croninger 21 243 "
18._C. p Clark 18 2 ai:3 1 ,4 .1
lE l ...Samuel Warren 19 f 1.7,.
Pf...ll'ut. Duffy 2 8 . - ,' -
13 . Wm. Darragh 13 2 43,0' -
1 12 ...My44r, & Bre 8 , 5 , : I ,ift ::
I 8 ...J. 11 Huff .
18— Isaac Webb .ISr •. 1
12.. WIII. .1 Lafferty ..... •/ 2 2 .4 t -
41, -Transient. 45 2, 4 - 1
1131 offered
lIMO ~old
121 left over und sent east.
SHEEP.
Offcred. Offered by. Prre.
sent east
191... W. liolmea.,..
550...1V. Nea1...... ...
370 W. M
1.4.14... A. N. (iarrett.
70.. C . C. Flrßinard
Wm. IMfr.
'Oll °fro. 1 - •
1780
EM:1M;11
INA $l,OO p 100 It.
0 711 A
55 2,1'5 3il
&A 2.500 3 ••
los 2,23
70 2.02 11 head
112 275 ? 100 Lb.
H 060.
off,ei Offered 2,9 Price.
W.l /. Wooel. 14.00 - 4.4 100 Th.
15. Thermo ....... IR SC, 100 tb
Bakor 56 47 , ;(• "
IC4 o:Tered. le4 nold.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
Rep , ml"l Pziyrats/y f", the Daily 31corning R3t.
Prrreramou, October 1959.
. i de• te-day reached • fair average, 900
bbl , Irate aom being sold at $4,75 for superfine; ic1,901:4
5i.4 kr extra, and 1.5,'2W4..5,50 fi.:r extra family. From
first 100 hblo. superfine at $.1.41,..
Orals... \Wax...l—Sales of 37.5 bush. red from depot at
$1,69 . 25.0 Lush do from store at $1,17. Oars—.l.3 bush
from , 00re 474440: 2.40 bush do. from first hands at
lec ‘1 bush
Hap... Sales 10 loads from scales at sloal9'll ton.
Bacon _.SalesB.ooo IDs. shoulders and aides, at f3l:c
,tl,l
Eirea--tiale3 4 parked at 1134412 c. Tti
Rugar...Bees 7 N. 0. at Sc.
bbls. N. 0. at 41@42e.
Coffee.. I. 4 ales L 7. sacks Rio at 12kii)1.1:%c
Ft.h...Sale• 11 bbls. Mackerel, No 3, at Sit
Lime 10 Uhl, Lotusellto 11,:d.
011...!...ka1e4 14 1.4.1.. LAVA No. lat 90c. cal
Cheese... Sales 4e ta,xes IV It.. at 814:41,9c
Me•• Pork vlee 5 Lbls. et $16,:0
Buckwheat Flour ,1 ,00, Z. saoks from wagon
Att $1. 4 :N.4 1 .:)'N 100
Whl•ky._.Selee Rectltled et
01.111,e •t fl,OO,
Clnelnuall Market.
iltitotier 9u.—Flolir moves more freely;
• ales at at.it.:›iia7ili for superfine Wheat in good de-
MAI,I. red a 1.0.5. white $1,12a1.14. No change to Corn.
list% to fair demand at l tieallSc; receipt. large. Barley
Molt at tirai Rye firm at glki. Whisky dropped to Nc.;
the tit.srlzet is fair. .tear Pork ttn,t declined to $l4, but
there IA little d•-ing in cut meats; holders are firm at the
even figures, tett there la no demand in Lard; sales at
lol.c. Exchange steady at •?-ii la cent.
K T KENNEDY_ .. W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE ANII CORN PURCRASFP.
((RN MEAL. AND HOMINY
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
VITTsBURtifi AND ALLF:GAVA.I.
017.1 y daa 1
TERMS. CASH ON DELIVERY
Z. L. EISNER,
No. 114 Oar. Wood and Filth Streets,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
COATS 000 to "oil at.... ......$lO,OO for $ 8,25
Frock Dress Cloth, fino, use to sell at... 11,00 for 10,00
First CZnality Cloth, " " 18,00 for 12,00
Black Cloth Posts, 5,00 for a. 24
( 4 uperiloe)" " 0,00 for 4,00
Cassitnero snits made to order, " 28,00 for 18,00
Also, Satin, Plush, Silk and Cloth Vests,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
At very low prices. The above is the Cash Price. and by
referring to this advertisement, the above prices will be
*[Wetly adhered to. octi
CLOSING OUT SALE
0 F
DRY GOODS.
W. & D. HUGUS,
No. S 9 Market St., Cor. Fourth,
OFFER THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK of DRY GOODS
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
As they intend rernonng about the tut of the month to
their NEW HOUSE, recently built at
THE OLD STAND,
octl3 COR. FIFTH AND MARKET STS.
A 3.1 ;ROT P —These beautful an.
duilble Pictures on glen; in all theirperfection
iticltorelineee, eltigif or irlicroups, mxy be obtained at
ALI/£3,
octletly Jonas' 'Badding. Fotirth street
ANDARD LAN :00. S.—
United States Statuiss at large ; 31 inhumes
t 011TitIV illiltittittn, 4 "
, Law Dictionary. 3
Greetilest on Evidence, 3 "
Chitty's Pleadings, 3 "
" Blackstone, I
Wendell's " 4 "
Deseret= Kinnes' Blackstone, I "
Kent's Coinmentariss, new edition, 4
Russell on °times, 2 "
Wharton's American Criminal Law,
Story" on Contracts, 2 "
Parsons- on "2
Mercantile Law,
Phillips on Insurance, 2 "
Fesrne on Ann:minders, 2 "
Curtis on Patents,
Bases' American Beltway Couses,2 vole,
Redfield on Railways:
°ale KAY A CO. II Wood atrent.
D ROOMS.-50 doz. Corn Brooms, for sale
• by [sal tiENILYILOOLTAIia.
CIIIEESE.--50 boxes prime Western Re
serve, to arnve this day, and for sale by. . .
JAMES A. FETZER,
Conker Market and First streets.
__ _ _
TARTARIC ACID.-500 lbs. powdered,
for sale by
B. A. FAH.NESTOCK CO.,
°alb eon' First sad Wood sts.
"TIE LA RUE & CO.'S STATIONERY.—
..Li Tresung TOO% •
Visiting Qhrde,
•.: • Lathes` Envelopes, : •
Ladies' Note Paper,
• • • LikdieW Letter Paw
The above make of goods la universally to
ba the beat imported: For eale•
.1.-• R.. WELDIN,
°cab 63 Wood street. near Fourth-.
T, -
O NE HUNDRED DOLLS WILL
Terms chase a chaise Eluildlis4 . Lot, 25 frt.
SO T v erms
easy.
eat.l7 - - - bl -Market street.
b SHOT,
• 'SHOT, •
SHOT Aid
SHOT
8110 T,
SHOT,
The best eariety in the city, at ,
- SOWN' & TETLEY'S,
oetl6 - - . - 136 Wend street.
AILS.-150 kegs, asscrrtied sites, is store
sad for sale ex. .•
ACURTIAND A CONNOR,
Oa= ma lamb strait-
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
Fil`iE SHIRTS, NECK TIES, SUSPENDERS,
And a hill stock of Merino Under tliartnenta, for Unties
and Children, at
JO9. HOLLI4EIS,77 Markei of
$2 500 -A FARM OF 51 ACRES,
iveituatesdifivis minutes walk from the
R. B. Station, at Freedom; 40 acres in cultivation, one
Acre.Of fruit r • 3 - durable , spring*: 2 stables,
etc. The timber is good; valuable etone-quarry, good
fences, and: atortelfonrulation far a dwelling house.
yriceffl,lsoo : For. ;We by
8. T & 80N,
oct2o R.B.F.state Agents, 01 Market st. •
_ . .
7 PA.NISH BI N.—Y5 bblar for sale by
AY FAELVESTOCK a CO,
Finn and. Wood sts,
S UP. CARE, §o B. D . t..i i 2 n of t oMoby:
oda) oonaer rust sad Wood ids.
Aissallaneous
OKERING & SONS'
rittl'," NEW SCALE 'MI
PIANO. FORTES.
PHE subscriber has now on hand, a most
spletidlit stock of planet. COlThigillg of 60L:4 and 7
Octaves, in Plain and Caned Cases of the most .elegant
nescnptiou, from the celebrated Factory of Chickering
Sons. The instruments are all provided with their
latest improvements, as Etnrzamta-Acries, Donsts-aut
prits, Frtr-Iliwntas, and are of their:
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
By which x much larger sound-board is 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 pianissimo to fortissimo, with the
greatest ease.
Cincaraino dr Sons' Pianos are thug spoken of by the
best artistea and critics in our country:—
THALFIEBG mye:—'•They are beyond comparison th
Lest I have ever seen in the United States, and will corn
pare favorably with any 1 have ever known."
GUSTAVE SATTER say:---" The opinion which I ex
pressed three yeare ego, has been more than confirmed
to me, by the continued use of them, vir- That for mt. time and pure quality of tone, with nicety of articulation.
they are unequalled."
(From the National Intelligencer, Washington.]
"They can safely bear comparison with instruments
from any part of the world, in point of tone, strength
and elavticity of touch!!
[From (he New Orlean.% Picayune.)
"For excellence of material, elegance of finish, and
faithfulness of workmanship, and above all for volume
and variety, mellow sweetness, brilliancy and perma
nence of tone, they are unequalled."
[From the Family Journal.i
"The peculiar musical qualities belonging to the Chick
ering instruments, are a fall, musical, rich and pow
erful tone, free from any wooden, noisy, loudness of
sound, so disagreeable to the sensitive musical ear.
il' , l tx
They have oan easy, even and pleasant touch, and
will keep in ne better than any Pianos known.
The publifi e invited to call and examine tnese
splendid Ins menti; which are sold at
Factory Prices and Warranted.
JOHN H. MELLOR,
allic.:A as w
SHALER & GLASS,
Agents Pennsylvania Railroad,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, AND
•
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CS Commercia/ St.. and 34 Levee.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
tga_Prompt personal attention given to Collactingand
t_ciaisting Freights. selliatands
LAC JONVJ
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
MANI7FACTUREES OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Ross and Flrst Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
THOS P. STOTESBURY,
SUGAR AND COFFEE BROKER
119 South Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Particular attention paid to filling Western order
for Rio Coffee. ocaly
Pirli USD W. ROMP! P MIMICS
FOURTH STREET.
UPHOLSTERY,
85 Fourth Street, near Wood.
THE SUBSCRIBERS 31.A.NUFACTURE
and keep constantly on hand every article in their
line, viz: Cornices, Ornaments.Curtani Goods,Comforts,
Feather Beds, Mattresses of all kinds; also, the celebra
ted Patent Spring Beds. All kind, of shades, Blinds
and Fixtures
Alar Prompt attention given to all orders for fitting and
lacings dory Carpets. Oil Cloths, &c
-0...417:1rd ROBERTS S ROENICR.
S. GRAY & SON.,
DRAPIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street,
iy 4 4aw
PITTSBURGH PA
w. CCNNZICIFIAM D. CCDMINDLIAX 1 1 , ..11.N01LL11,
D. 1111/3CW.. C.DCWC.LN.
cUNNINGIIAMS A; CO.-PITTSBURGH
CITY GLASS WORKS—WAREHOUSE, No. 119
ater street, and 1S First street, Pittsburgh, Pa., three
doors below Monongahela House. Manufacturers of
Pittsburgh City Window Glass, Druggists' C 41 ..5 Wain,
andArnerican Convex Glass,for parlor windpwii,ehUrches
and public buildings. ' ' sel2ly
NIIT AND BOLT FACTORY.
Patent HouPressedNuts of all sizes on hand, and man
ufactured. Also, Bolts for Bridges, Machinery, Agrictil
utral Implements, Ac., furnished at short notice.
Warehouse. Na. 114 Water street.
aug&ly
SEASoNABLE HATS, CAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of enpenor qualtty and workmanship.
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION.
FLEMING, eor. Wood and Sixth sta.
Sir- No Char,n for Shcriin Good
MR. JOHN RELIC
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that he is
prepared to giro lessons on the Violin, Guitar, Flute
and Cornet , For terms. lc., address
JOHN KELK, Pittsburgh Theatre.
L. Hlrshfeld & Son,
ASHIONABLE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
F
5.3 Wood atreet,have now in stock and are
constantly receiving many novelties in
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WELTON& AXD OVERCOATLNGS,
FANCY CASEHERFI3 AND
SLLS. PLUSH VESTINGS,
Vh (eh they are making to order in the latest styles.
octl7
E SHALL THIS DAY OPEN
NEW STYLES OF
Silk Ties and Scarfs,
Of the lateet importation.
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
No. 83 Wood street,
RODUGE.-
30 boxes prime Cream Cheese;
2 barrels Butter;
10 firkins
Seed:
100
bbls. Clover Seed:
100 a Superfine, Extra and Family Flour,
For wile by fse23l WM. H. SMITH d CO
NUNiIiEIZ
Daguerrf:in
IR. 0 Yt,
%nibso t* pc and pilot ogibtph
kialrf
GALLERY,
• No. 10 Fifth street,
NEARLY uPPO4ITE THE POT OFFIO-E
, Zi•Twis Silver Medals Yna Tan Diploma., Att ar,led for
Photographs, A mbrotypes, and Life Siz, Pictures.
SMALL PICTURES EN LA fotED Tii LIFE SlZE,and
colored in Ott on Corm,
L IFE'SiZE,
IMPERIAL, •
AND MEDIUM
.P. l-10 T'0ta1..4 5 4."8 S
Colored iu Uil , Pauli,lle, or Plain, in thu l'unt,tusti,!;a
style, and at Eastern:pne,,,.
WALL'S GALLERY.
Jones' Buildin. Fnuttli street.
PHOTOGRAPH, A.IIBROTYPE;
ME
LSINOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTTPZ:
Cbr. Fifth and Grant atrect, —The mtracriber ban.
ing fitted up mama In ICITGEES RDILDIRO is now
prepared
3 SATISFACTION.L FAIL TG
Lesses that CAIN:NOT:
_ .
Call and examine the collection.
A. LANE,
jymly Comer of Fifth and Grant atreeti..
DApID 8. PAILS
/AXES PARE":Iiii
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDR,I
PITTSBURGH,. Pi,
Warehouse, No. 149 Fast and 110 Second nreete-,
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
tiktorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Trona, - Dog
Irons. Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds, Pulhes, xfimige 74 ,o
Coupling , .
Also Sobbing and Machine Castings of every .descrip
tion made to order.
Having a complete machine ahoy, attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting, will be carefully attend
ed to. trrylydair
rinTrAzosu3:4o);argwojiamm o iftsl
SMELTING WORKS,
PARK, NI'CIJRDY do CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot•
toms, Raised Still Bottoms. Speller Solder, &c., also illl
- and dealers in Metals. Tin Plata;Sheet Iron,
Wire, ,te. Constantly on hand, Tinmen'S Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, N 0.145 First, and =Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa Special orders of Copper cutto any de
ired pattern. rny29ilydas,
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOHINSTON,
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
chased the interest' of his late partuar,,c4.lq.
BATES, in the ROOFING BUSINESS, and is the sole
manufacture and dealer in the following three distinct
kinds of Roofing:—
let. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can
vas Roofing.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and Grave 1
Roofing.
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Felt
Roof
Ing.
All warranted FIRE AND WATERPROOF. '"Roofing
Material for sale, wit printed Instructions for using... O
ffice at BATES A JOHNSON6' OLD STAND, 7•62ltti
field street.
WILLLOI JOHNSON:
N. B.—ThiA Gum Cement is unequalled as a Paint for
3letal Roofs, lasting twice as long, at least, as paint, and
cheaper. seta:claw
MARBLE ! MARBLE !
JOHN M.ICARGO
818 1 BEACTIITIS2:I2CITOI 07
MONUMENTS, GRAVESTONES;
Enclosures, Posts, &c., &c.,
PLASTER PARIS,
HYDRAULICCEMENT,
NO. sil LITIFETY STREET.
JUST RECEIVED.
LADIES' FINE MOROCCO HEELED
BOOTS;
LADLES' FINE FRENCH CALF MOROCCO BOOTS;
TER BOOTS. LASTING MOROCCO GAI-
Gents' two-sole D. W. French Calf Boots ; '
Gents' French Calf Congress Gaiters,
Gents' Coarse and Fine Brogans; Boys' two-sole D. W.
French Calf Water Proof Boots; Boys Congress Galtank
Boys' Thick Boots and Brogans; Youths' Thick Boots
and Brogans;
MISSES HEELED MOROCCO BOOTS ;
" GAITERS:
S LIREBS, and Childrene Shoes of all
kinds Ladies'. Gents', Boys', Misses' and 'children'?
GUMS, of all the styles.
Also. MITCHE.S' METALIC TIP SHOES, far Boys
Youths and Misses, all of which wilt be sold at very Paw
rates. . _
Give me a call, at the Cheap . Cash Stare
_
JOS. H. BORLAND,
Nu. 93 Market street, 2d door trap:CAME.
PENN MACHEVE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTIIILAIV,
MANUFACTURF.P OF. • :
a macbines, St eam
. glagines. Shafting:and:Pl:taiga
• .
Machims, •
• •
Gear Wheels,
Hangers, etc.. eke
Orden promptly attended to
eddy
.U,UEEMENY,
TRE SUBSCRIBER HAS
JUST RECEIVED from
7
CHICKERING S SOS,
THE THIRD ADDITION TO HIS FALL - STOCH
or THEIR
UNRIVALLED PIANOS,. .:
To which he asks the attention of purchasers, Sad thi
public generally.
JOHN
.H . 31E1P:101t......
ocl3 83 WOOD.BTREET,
MO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.—We in
-11 rite the attention of country dealers making their
fail purchases to our large assortment of = •
Standard Miscellaneous Books,
School Books sad School Stationary, ,;-
Cap, Letter and Note Papers,
Legal,. Letter and Note hnvelopes, ' --
Fancy and Staple Stationery,.
Straw, Bag and Manilla Wrapping Paper, '
Aid a fall stook of all articles no our line,. thictt Wel ate
prepared to offer at prices that cannot fail to please. •
Octl2 HAY -& CO. 65 Wood street--
DIRICE ONE DOLLAR.- - --Life ofGeorge
Stepheneou, the celebrated Ralllvay Sugbleark
SamdelD:W
Seft—ln one volume.
octi2 . HAY a CO., 65 , crovietreet. •
CONCENTRATED LYE.-300 csaea.for
Bale by B. L. FAIINESTOCZ .1$
c0., 0ct19 NO, 60, corner Fourth and Wand stroke.
caF. NEWTON'S CELEBRATEDPRE
6-3iltim GOLD PENS AND CASES.: PatatstedAnd
rmnted. A select assortment received at .
sale • • EAY-* C 0.4 66 Wootharis
•
'' 'HUGH M. BOLE ) - --.
- y,
NGINE BUILDER AND lIACHINIST,
PLALNING MILL, mr. Mar.
ry and Duquesne Wait, Eitelbur2h, As., will make to
orcter, and warranted •as good as can 'bw madO,this
Taoism machinery, tui—tkoaro. Engines,. Turntog,
Lathes, for wood and iron; Planers, for wood Mid frog;
Drilling Machines; EousectandTobaccoßerews;Pitent,
right and Model Machines, in the best manner; tiltalt }
Pul - llea, lad Hatigem, of all smew and variety; Iderststam
any
diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
also make, and ham on 'hand, Doetor and -Wigged , Err
Sines, and. Deck Pumps for ateamboata v do. LAW
bilious and other Planing done to order; can Ostia 32
inches wide, by 6 feet 6 inches long:_.. ' " .1.... _ .;- 't-' ,
All Orders .promptly Filled and zarmatio boaccox .
N. B.Particalar attention and pro.ptitodelpren to
repairs on Printing
. Prease3 and other 1ea . c ,, , , r.,,
~
P G • D EECHING, -- by "
MR. It MRS. BABE. •
Arles% oxtractect. Hat. Cold and B tu 3 YmPatha-
Beply F. RISE. No. /77 lanunt 'greet:
ivy A. WEAVER will open n.hazascgz e
e assortment of FALL AND VOTE?.
MILLINERY',
Together with a large assortment of • CHILIGOENB ,
CLOTHING and Pattera3 of all descriptions, at ; ,
O. in Iw Iff sTattr, " .
Second st or y; above Elliott's Shirt Store, on , FRIDAY,
September Sath. •
• OUSE KEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPFRA,
• N Deslirs; ands others riri thing Doi:neste 'et t.
wd i • .dilos best ortment on our shelves. a
gams and Forks, Carvers, Scissors, Steels, /Wens.
Ad; from all notiai American; Frecollatutear
=lll manufacturers. .
.
We are prepared to offer specie!' indueernente to Or
,stosezvg "attics, of all Weds. I
& YOUNG;
QOM No SO Wood istrOoi.