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VOLUME X.VIII.
she `3 alto
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• JAMES P. BARB,
EDITOR AND PROP RIETOR.
rimrsi--Leaily, Five Dollars per year, etnetly in ad
ranee. Weekly, Single subserlptiona Two Del.
lare per year; io Clubs of-flee, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departuf.e and Airlval of Passenger
Trains.
, Pittsburgh, Fort IFirpl4 and Chicago Raibaart
(From comer of Liberty and Grant streets. Pittsburgh.)
:Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Tram ..... A. M. 6:5t1 A. M. 1:01 P. M
Mail Trani.- 6:50 A. M.
Express- Train. 12:50 P. M. 1,15 P. M. 230 A. M
. • • • .Arrive at Chicago:
Express, a 47 P. M. I Express,..— 9,17 A. DI
- Returning. a rive at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 8:25P.M. I Express, 3:30 P. AL Express, 4.. - Z) A. DI
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. M. 5:2b P. 7't
.. 6815 A. M. 12:10 P. M
Pritaty/rania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves: .arrives.
Express Train. 9:05 P. AL 14.5.5
Sad" 4.. 4450 A. DI. 11:50 P. M.
Fast .Liue 4:20 P. M. 1.11:20 A. M.
The Johnstown Way Passenge - ii
Train
Johnstown Accommodation,
First Turtle Creel:
Second "
Third
6:00 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
11:20 A. M. 6:50 A. Al
4:30 P. iii. 12:30 A. 31.
"P. 31. 0:15 P. 3f
Pittsburg); and anzicllstille - Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.).
LeSI,VC.S. Arrives.
Mail Train 7:00 A. 111. 6:15 P. M
Express Trani. 4:30 I'. 31. 8:45 A. 31
aesetand and Pittsburgh Rai/read.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
ram • Leaves. Arrives
Express
,12.15 A. T.S. 2.4+1 A: M.
Hail Train— 6.25 A. M. 4.00 P. N.
n'nst Line-- 1.05 P. M. 820 P. M.
Wellsville NecontirdocLation. 5.00 T. 51.. 11.00 A: N.
Putt :o pli, Cb/umbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.) .
Leaves Nits. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
Fast Line 11.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 1120 A. 31
Express Train.. 1.05 P. 31. 1.30 A. 31. 720 A. 51
THE COTJR7'.
SIITIMME: COMIT. - Before Chief Justice
Lowrie and JAdges Woodward, Strong, Head
and Thompnos.
OCTOBER 22, 1859
The argument In the mandamus case was
continued by Mr. Thomas Howard, followed
by Thomas Williams, Esq., at the conciusion
of .whose argument Court adjourned until nine
o'clock this morning, when Mr. Eli K. Price
will conclude for the plaintiffs.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.—Before
Judge McCandless.
OCTOBER 22, 18.59
The case of Silas J. Cover was continued,
United States District Attorney Roberts ma
king the closing argument to the jury. The
Court then adjOurned until this morning, when
JUdge M'Candless will deliver his charge to
the jury, =-"-^ _
COURT OH QUARTER SESSIONS AND CusimoN
PLE.s.s..=Before Judges M'Clure, Maynard,
Adams and Parke.
0 rTO E'ER 22(1, WT,
Sydney J. Mowry, by her next friend,
Isaac Gregg, made application fora divorce
from:her husband, John C. Mowry, on the
ground of desertion.
A. W.Yoster, City Solicitor, askCd - for and
obtained a rule on Samuel Morrow, who pre
sented- a petition for the vacation of a portion
of Lozust street, On the rith of September, to
shoW cause why the order of Court, directing
the street-to be-vacated, should not be obese
Tacob Whitesell, Esq . „ made application for
a new trial in the case of Seth Teets, convicted
of horse stealing: He said that Mr. T. was a
worthy, young man, hut had unfortunately
contracted a habit of drinking. He would be
able"to — offe`r - sitCh evidence as would show his
entire innocence. Testimony will be offered,
and the motion argued next Sasurday.
; The matter of ;le petition of the Citizem;
Passenger Railway Company, asking the court
to fix the compensation to be, given the Law
renceville and Sharpsburg Plaultroud Com
pany, for passing over a portion of their road,
that portion between the termination of Butler
street, Lawrenceville, and the Cemetery gate.
came up for argument. Mr. Rippey eetve
detailed history of the organization of the rail
way, the order of court under which it was
built to Cemetery, the injunctions issued by
the Supreme and District Courts, and read
vOldminuous depositions, showing the miserable
condition of the road, and that it was now us
goOd, if not better, than before the railway was
laid. Ile also stated that the Company had
contracted, in conjunction with the borough of
Lawrenceville, for the paving with cobble
stone of 'Butler street to the Cemetery gate, at
a :cost•of $16,000, leaving it in better condition
than ever :before.
lar..flamilton said the Plankroad Company
had filed no answer—thought the taking of
testimony was premature. As soon us the ali
plication was made on the petition tiled by
plaintiffs, a commissioner was at once appoint.
ed by the. Court, without giving them an op
portuttit:.# Wing:- f answer. He protested
against this proceeding and claimed the prig i
lego of filing an answer.
Mr. Rippey objected W further delay, and
the Court stated they would - allow Mr.llamil
ton to file his answer at a future time,and hear
his argument now as though it had been regu
larly' -
Sir. Hamilton now proceeded with his argu
ment on toehalf of the respondetC.s, occupying
the time until adjournment", When the 'Cotift
took the papers,. promising au early decision.
DISTRICT COURT. -Before JudgeS — llanipion
and Williams.
OCTOBER 22, 1859.
_
Only a. few motions, not of public interest,
were disposed-of in this Court.
ORPIIANS' COURT.- 1 -This court WM in se,:-
sion, but the ; business before it was of trifling
imPor(tifice,tefhgeOnhned to the confirrnaiion
of sales, appointment 'of guardians, division of
estates, &c... -
A. E.Y.A.MINATION. — Often when a
physician is-called in to examine a patient's
condition, he finds that the lungs are half 1
gone, or iYst`destructhe leslons have occurred ,
so as to_iiiidera_curksin many cases, impossi- I
ble. The patient will lied-that, the little cough
which he had thought - xnerely annoyed him be r 2
times, has laid waste a large portion of an-or
gan .whose functions are necessary to human
life : we meam.the_Jungs. If the incipient
cough is heeded, and a timely rrsort is had to
medicine, such as Da. KEYSEIt'S PErreita..t.
SYRUP'," a rea, scientific compound, prepared
by a caeofttl physician, known to most of our
readers, 6'6 - 'cough will never end in an to
flammatory condition of the lungs and bron
chitis ; but obstruction will he removed; free
breathing, health, ,i,n the place of disease, and
consumptlon, for want of a nidus, will never
take hold of the constitution.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Keyser, 140 Wocd
street.
HORSE STEALING ON A LARGE SCALE.—An
extensive gang of horse thieves, having their
rendezvous near Ashland, Ashland county,bas
been discovered and broken up. A man named
William Bailiryr,...whol.s respectably.connected
in Ashland county, VMS identified Bathe active
leader of the gang, but while Marshal Galla
gher, of Cleveland, who engineered the case,
was procuring the necessary proof, Bailey es
caped, but an officer-has been despatel__2o,Lit4 -
suit of him. The gang-lie .•ixa-brmil in operation
for a considerable length of time, and over two
thousand dollars worth of stolen property,con
sisting-of horses and buggies, was recovered
near Ashland: -.
g . ,X_PLOSION7:—An explosion of tire damp oc
curred On Tuesday last, in the mines of Baker
& Dravo, on the .Monongaliela river. William
Morgan, who Was the first to 'enter the mines
that morning, and from whoselamp thegas ig
nited, was seriously injured by the tire. His
lace, neck, hands arid arms were badly burned.
The attending physician says that his recovery
depends upon the injury done to his lungs. Ho
is at present lying very ill.
INJURED. — On lust Monday, William Coats
worth, a boy about sixteen years of age, was se
verely injured in the coal bank of Pogers & Ray.
near Monongahela city, by slate falling upon
his skull, which it fractueed, making alarm .
out upon his-forehead, about fourincnes long,
and' one of correspondingsizoretite baclupart
of his 'head..
Market Quotattous.
We frequently hear complaints as to the in
correctness of quotatiiins in the market reports
of the city papers, and the error is frequently
attributed to the carelessness of commercial re
porters. Yet we know from investigation,that
the fault does not lie with them. it is in the
desire of unprincipled men, of whom there are
some in the commercial circles of every com
munity, to make money too fast, by giving
quotations, when they have full stocks, alio% e
the outside rates, thus inducing other more
honest merchants to advance , their prices, and
by this means eventually raising the market,
to the advantage of their own pockets, and at
little or no expense to their conscience. It
cannot lie denied that this abuse is practiced in
this city, and however honest may be the in
tentions of a reporter, his integrity is liable at
all times to be impeached, from the imposi
tions thus practiced upon him.
A. commercial cotemporarv, alluding to the
subject, sayii " have known shipments
made on the strength of quotations in the papers,
to the very houses front which the figures
originated, with orders to sell at market rates,
and the consignees have been obliged to close
out to complete instructions at from ci to 7 per
cent. less than the rate given by themselves,
upon which the shipment was made, when
there had been no change in the market."
Parallel cases have fallen within our own em
perienee, and this abuse of confidence, (for
until a party is detected in giving false quota
tions, his figures are taken as reliable,) results
not only in creating a general want of faith in
tire: market' _reports of 'newspapers, but in
arousing a suspicion in the mind of the con
signor that lie has not been fairly dealth with.
Thus this evil recoils non its originators in a
certain degree, but still leaves the innocent
newspaper reporter to feel its had effect.
A singular lack of confidence prevail:, among
those in the same business here, -which is prob
ably at the foundation of the discrepancies to
which we have referred, and we think.
might be dissipated by the daily meeting of
the merchants on 'Change, friendly consulta
tions, which mutual interest and unswerving,
honesty should govern, and an agreement upon
priCes, based upon actual sales, by- sample,
which should govern the market for the day.
Some of our business houses have long been
struggling, with little encouragement, to this
end, but ie only a dozen dealers - would attend
daily ut the Merchants' Exchange azd tit upon
prices for leading articles, with a derkrmi nation
to adhere to them strictly, they would not only
find it to accrue to their interest, but boor. c o te -
jeil others M join with - them in the establish.
inent of a regular tariff of prices, thus restor
ing confidence, and obviating the imaginary
necessity of giving false quouitions, to the
great detriment of trade and the credit of the
city. '
THE THREE FAST SI EN.—This piece, which
met with such decided success, and ruii - fur
so long a time, will he revived this PVCII!nz at
the Pittsburgh Tl,..atre. Miss Lucille Wes m
ene of the star Sisters; peNonates one and Miss
Jenny Glenn. (who, we predict, will make a
hit.) the Other et the temale Robinson
and Mr. .1. B. Ilowo, the les,re, takes the very
laughable part of Jerry Bloom. The piec ,
otherwise cmi, ~
up, the mill:Aryl bet.: ne will be presented
with good effect, and altogether we expect to
see it go MI hater than on any previous occa
islon.
NFANT FOUN D. —The dead body of a nude
infant, which had apparently lived but a few
hour:, was fished out of the river et the 'Bir
mingham ferry landing, on Sunday niornimr•
It was taken to Garber's undertaker -hop, on
Smithfield street, where I'.,rener k
held en inquest in the e,oning„ which threw
no light on the mnneor tri kkhtli, lil,l
the
jury found a verdict of loath from inealr, un
known to them.
1' . ..%1".11. AC. I DESI tlu Fralay
a yoati:::t•al ia•ritcr. twenty•
thr.... year.: of I , ze, arid but r..opntly married .
fit ;r4ll the root' of or 4 the hew lelikhlez,
flt. f o r r vu lir-it
rv, ilistanc- of twenty-two feet, striking or:
breast and eau , ing Suoli internal
as oati,ed his death soon after being concord
to hi , residence on Mulberry alley, near Bald
win •-trool. in the Ninth ward,
medical aid wag called in at ono,.
AsoTit Y.P. POSTPON E NT.—As we 11 , 11 , 1•
pitted, the "Iniiit • in the lu•trict
Court, which Ira , I,, , (ited to coine en
Saturday, p,lrlft, Mr. Bart:in
being engaged in the Maildnuiu.ii eie in the
Supreme Court. The publie, iin
r/r, tar d:•veliipinnents in this ease, let th~•e
oust bide their thnn—and " the law's
lIALPER FOP. Nocrntael is out. It i a
humber, containing three illustrat , sl
the Rice Land; of the South. - the
‘• Volcanoes of Central America, - and "Tea
Culture in the United States," the uonel us
of Thackery'e " Virginians," end a vari.-tv
interesting reading matter. Foor sale at It roll
A: Miner's, Fifth street.
NEW FIRE ENGINE.—The ~ ems' Fin•
Company of Altoona, have purchased from
the Good ZViil Fire Company of Philadelphia,
the engine tired by that company, previous to
getting their steam engine. The Good Will is
a first class engine, and originally cost the com
pany 52,500, although the Citizens' got it for
$1,400.
DaymtnEn.—The sentencing of parties con
victed of sundry offences in the Court, of Quar
ter Sessions, usually finished up on Saturdays,
was postponed on until Saturday this week. to
give time for the argument between the Citi
zens' Passenger Railway and Lawrenceville
and Sharpsburg Plankroad Companies.
A tml.i.o THEATIIE.--A good bill is offered
nt the Apollo 1,o -nigh ; 12q&ning T.:8k.14e
drama of , The Momentous Question," with
Mr. .M'Farland as Robert Malley, and conclud
ing with the sensation drama of "The Beacon
of Death."
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturer:, and Vh"lesale and Retall Dealer!, in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
10. 424 Penn Street, above the Cunal,
Rl' ER.—Hurper's Monthly, for Novem
ber, is out, interesting as usual. For sale by
Smyth ,S: Pittock. at Davis ,S; Co's., Fifth st.
Nano ~0 hand of Funny !Ind l'lwn
Funntn P.. al NVllinilt and NlAllo,7arzy of ti„•, r
faet , tr,:wd warrAntwi 101..11n qwdity awl -dyie 4, top
owutarctured in the city, :Lnd will c‘,ll at re.t....nahle
price. fe'Sliar
- _
I) II N N. SIIEPIIAI:1)--,
(511,,, , ,H0r liArtwt , :l S tibefilkardo
Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth sts
a I irirriß, MENCINES,
and DI LS, con,tautly on hand.
FELIX LAVERTT's horse 'Smuggler," won
a pacing race at the Cleveland Horse Fair on
Friday, taking a purse of *WO.
CoIINTRY
Will find it aiivistitage u.givi, )1,1111
Cr. Ofthe
SOTER CAPILLI
EiRATINIS BY STEAM.—AS n. testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating rnaehlrlC ,, , attfetry;. economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we give this(eertifiede Messrs. Davis and. Phillips,
successors to Phillips k Co.. for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward Public ti.c. thools in the env of
Pittsburgh, and which has net tair approval. and tie
would recommend them. to the public to give entire
satisiliction of heating by strum.
R. Miller, Jr... John Slarstiall, Jr.. M. Timlle, “4.-orgo
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
WM. H. WHITNEY
NOTARY PUBLIC
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ATTORNEY AT WV AND CONVEYANCER,
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tl/ and dealers tll 1;4( . 011. !dual. Suirar Eared Ilan.,
Att., earner of FIRS I . AN! !1.111.1 , ,E I rflr EE'l
Elm-A/arc/
C INCINNATI SCIIAR
and 1 Iriel .... tiareea i 03,01,1,.ntlilllunt, at 11.11 V, A It/tddt.‘N'LEE's,
110 in the Ibuunund
ltA PPI NI: PAPER
YS rents; Metlllllll, :IV:a and I , rtlbit• I rows r.O ct.e.
& b()N,
ILI W. 1.1 at ,
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BOSTroN RI BIiED Ili 61 Eli 1".--',(H)
dirtatt (la da the rnah ilfatttlirers. oat eators, at nlit
El7ltN. Elf EE A MACItI.'SES
0013 No. 17 Fifth street.
I ;11,1)1N( yrs, tln• ,Ity, for .`7 , LIM).
j_JP V. , to hand; Italanen at Ina. Dann I,e,
CUTIITiERT
,"; 51 M2ukut +tree!.
1.1 'NT( ! 'l . l I A T'S A. FINE 0 )AT
van have on: Fanner Satin is it nut' No, air:
no farmer rein in this "" truss
PLEMINGm.i.
,11:i •
troop W0,,,i and Sixth kts,
ADVICE GRATIS. A ry.s.-
t nulls fir Cough' and Qoldm, remember preeeti
tivi• ry lieu, than cur, Us-ruble Clothing. -
FLESn eorner %Vood and Si.)),, ofform an iint,ind
variety of Hats. ()trim and clothing,. Prier, low. Nr,
chargr. for .IEI
ORA NG ES.—Three barrels Sweetl arana
just mot:iri:.l,,ncl fur pulp In
EYMER . ANDERSON,
owlosite St Charles Howl. No. 3v W 001 I 'IL,
barrels prime winter Rus
iv set, fwr sal, by
.
HENRI U. COLLINS.
W/EV ER fat !zo poor a pun as tins:
TI, youth. with joy tiortopo.L.
LI ,goinol the fat. .1,1 jrll u royainol. -
It was at corner Word anti tit. where
he regameti the 101. iivrs, cAN and ciarfirlsiri.
oeti
o(iw,, Al'itES OF LAND, eon% enient to
X tile city, on the Steubenville turnp , ke. in a healthy
and pleasant neighborhood. Abu, live acres, near the
Apo:, For rule by
oct4 St 4:(17111i;.:RT k SON. 51 Market, sL,
F( )1{ R. ENil —A comfortable Brisk Thvei
hag, Hou s e, or ~ix room, an.l a bull—woll lirughed.
:Lb.! 111 good order: situate ON Cunt, :10e Wl , ' $175 per
Nes.s; S. crrii BERT'A SON, 1.1 Market el.
N .
ENV ''' I, E Vices-::and :11:110 il la Tian - I-
S'l,
tiling, cpened at
EATI is. CREE .t i 'lti'M'S,
0,,t3 New Trunmanr Store. No. 17 Fah st.
ii
WHITE Fis._:;:i half barrels Now
White Fish. Just reecoved and for male by
-1.4 111-: \ la 11. l't iLLINS.
ASS.—WO hxy, itssorlisl Window tilass
,r sale be 0. , e2) /I EN KY li ~ , I.LINS.
_ ..
../ . .1.10,11U0 tienttine Segars, differ;
"-NO—.
~,,,.., , ,,, i IT
,ir_c and Bar - -Al, toe lie
' ' ITM' )111 . 11 & BRAIWNLEE,
COULTER & 1.1../..!,;T.ZER, Hothia, 044.. ...... - in the Inamml.
Ornamental ['limier, end Grainer, "Orders left at their .'o_ i .. . ..
tt: .listreceive .G, by
t.l
shop on Fourth -tree) n..ar Market, Harke's Molding, ,F' TAIL/Am:N2,J,
JOSEPH FL EM IN '
Will be promptly aendod him. i
a n t O 2. canter i „,,,nond and M?rk., ~r eet.
rrr" AMONCe DISEA:,FS, Dyspepsia and Di- , *1 i - IN 11 A - N1) . 001 :._•. I per week, for
nises , 1 , 11,1111(4 1,.t. 20 he
errhu,i radt as most difficult to care. We are pleased ; . -, ninety week , P. , " 1 r „ r ..„,),. 1.„
'to have it in our p o tter to point out .i remedy which tax i 19 :. ' ,.!1 ' 7 "' ' '" -‘"'
~.‘ : , " 'li ' P - i t'fis l ,llt T ,t , 0..51 Market bi
proved effectual in ninny ea.,S, and Whieh We can safely. ! c
; ' 'IA III) l'iNll i - i A VlNt r i s A NI ) PRINTIN I i.
recommend :IS :1 eertain and infallible cure. It has been i „t i 1 isat n - 1 .. 1t l'lll' . . - , c - “"Y
,•. the neatx , ,l qv ••s, :na , . ,
the mean, ,A rescuing iliousand s bunt au mitimely , other) ouse. • .1 IL N\ 1,1-I , IN,
~.,, w0,, .. 5 ! , ,t,-,•••I near Fourth.
grave, and given the glow of 111,111 i 1. , 111.1 V :l e odltVer- I ..ti.
ens form. The medieine we have referenee to, is Elf*,4-- 'LED APPLES.-5 Dan
'is Note Dried
-NRY H. CoI,LINs.
TETTEK'S . CELEBRATED, 5T0M41.31.1. IinTERK,_ D • pple..3 for salc by
These Bitters, trims, virtues are promulgated through l M 'N'S EINE SD lET ' C ' ) . I' . l, A RS,
, ' F - r , ,
the State, are vontinnally increasing in the favor of the NECK TIE.S. t;L:i; \,.,-,,,__ rew ..toek :.t. 77
public, and from the many ettres they have etre,led, i q k l!,T,T.Vd . 'n'''' ''''' !l ' r k,
have doubtless the kinendaneY Over any "the' Pref. , . oet'. i/OSEPH ! HORSE,
Lion before the public. - ' COAL. OIL 1 COAL I /IE 4 (I)AL "IL ----
For :ale by Druggists and dealers generally NJ 1.00 bbls relined Burma, Coal'4thl for ''! th. ?.:
-. • ,
rIOSTETTER k SMITH • :‘ , P B
, fl C.
h . „l. ...511% ER.
,
-.... AfaniiWu.tera and Proprietora, - etifEE,sE__24o b ox. ,, me - lived and for
" N oi H. coLaatsze:
Nom-Water, aztd6B Front atreota V./ date by Ideal
Sham Heating, G. Fitting. Plumhina and Err., P . , 1194, F,
DaaCTS inerery (I.criptum of ch. }s.rtnrr.. and Pump,
No. 67 Wood and 148 First el,reet, Pittsburgh.
Julolylo'
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—This Institution,
tbe want of which has been so long felt by our rider a
is 1101 V open, under the superintendence of Mes , rm
Jackman k Johnson. in the Lafayette Building. En
[mice, 65 Wood stfeet. deSigned for the perpetad
exhibition of the products of Mochanie,
revs, Inventors, and Artisans: and as a plain at resort
for those seeking information relative to three branches
of industry, either by examination of ' , ample,. or
scientific publications. 'Those havint articles to bra
before the uhlie will find it greatly to their advant,
leg
'rho pilhhe are 1 - 4:::Tie-aLLII.y javiti-A to
institute.
PITTSBURGH.
DEsTurcnva FIRE AT W
I' 4 4ITATI.F. IN P6l:l.l.Zeli—TbcOoNvai of r.3l`allsville,
on the Ohio river, NVIIS visited on Thursdav ,
night with a more than ordinarily destructive
fire. The lire broke out 'in the large grocery
and coimais,:i,,n house of Wells & Vance, Main
street, running parallel with and immediately
in the rear of the' buildings faeing the river.
The squat., between the house of Welk . &
- 11r1,•0 and the corner of Main and Lin bon
streets was totally consumed, including the
National Hotel, and x number of dwelli ti i !) ,
~n Li s b on s tr e et. _sicetf.iicilf. //meld, Fri,/ay.
THE winter approaehes, rind everybody will
need warm and imiufortalile eliithing. This
they ran obtain cheap, well and hashionably
made, and of the best and most substantial ma
terial, at tho establii-lonent .r W. IL McGee
& Co., corner of Federal street, and the Dia
mond, Allegheny ('its. Their S toe k lif fall
and winter good, is large and well selected.
They employ the best of workmen and n w
please their customers. 7 hey give especial at
tention to boys' clothing. call and lord: at
their grinds.
SICh. E.IDACIi - -SeY
oral memher4 oflhollleLhodpst Epb.copal:dl M. tli oI of
Protc,taut, Confera•lna, havt.
I .r. Wil,(al l s Pills. The Erie . 01ift - 1,11 , 0 1.1,0 ra•corita on
jofiriod an official art of foyer:4l,lc exrre,don tnimar.l,
thro-e Wh..11 arca( a body
of ot,cicatious of th, gociad tlifi. frafifily
expr..s, 0...1.01,, in favor of tio. o. atlllodlol,-, it
ne. , is no lirt.horm.aconitifil , laid, to ne-nith
11. L. FA !INF:11TO( 'K ,t I
lit WoOli Pot. borgli. Pr.,priett,r.
ON DA Y MORNING, OCTOBER 24, 1859.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH_
—.—
Four Days Later From Europe
MOOVAI. OF TOE A NOLO SAXON
F . %P.m EIL PI , I Nr, 11' Elll,', October
-The steamship Angle Saxon passed this
I• lint this morning on her way to Qu e b, w ,
wher , -he will be due to morrow morning.
Id, date; from Liverpool are to the Illth
instant, four days later than received by the
Europa.
The Great Eastern had reached Holyhead,
and her performance through is said to be sue.
essful. During the run from Portland, she
showed only moderate speed, and doubts are ex
pressed f her boingdespatched on the proposed
American trip this season.
The peace negotiations in the Zurich confer
ence are said to he making but little progress.
Tie. promulgation ot the conference is anti
cipated. The difficulties that hinder adjust
ment have not been settled, and it is considered
doubtful when the treaty will be signed. The
three Plenipotentiaries held n conference on the
the 9th inst., after which couriers were des
patched to Vienna and Turin.
The eorrespondent of the London Times' says
the delay is attributed to Austria, and that the
Vienna Cabinet is doing all it can to win
France to it; view::, while at the same tirne it
reported as preparing a Coalition against
Napoleon, in Germany.
Gal:A r ITA IN.—Tho Great Eastern left
Portland at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of the
Nth. and anchored at Holyhead at 4 on Monday
after: s rom the loth. The distance run in the
forty-eight hours is computed at something
over mile, The average speed for the
w‘ole trip wit , : a little over I:: knots. but du
ring the greater part of the trip, the engines
were not run at over half speed. The paddles
varagsal 111, and the screw 3$ revolutions per
minute, working at R pressure of '2O pounds of
steam. The greatest speed attained was 141
li . nots:, or nearly seventeen miles per hour.—
This was accomplished without any special ex
ertions by the engines, but there was consider
able canvass spread. The weather was squally,
and at tires there was a long, heavy ground
eaming, according to some authorities,
a good deal of pitching end rolling, while
edict-, say that the motion at all times was
slTght, and the ship tinder the most per
fect antral. It is reported that if he would re
main at Holyhead ten or twelve days, and then
proceed to Southampton. She is to have her
hollers thoroughly repaired, in accordance with
the requirements of the Board of Trade. The
irrespomlrmt of the London Tiro's, who was
1 , 0,r , 1 the Great Eastern, in a letter written
helore the run to Holyhead, says, that the ship
will i.roballiv lay up at Southampton during
the winter. The Got eminent, it is understood,
Las ditch order fi.e the construction of an
ron sh ern-rarn to Mr. Napier, ti e ' well known
.hip builder on the Clyde.
The London Tun., chant, terizes G e neral
llaraey's act at San Juan as a gratuitous in
-Lilt to the Britfdi Empire, and which cannot
Iw pas-,d over. It elpresses the belief that nu
Large class Of the Alnerieans will support the
policy which tali inaugurated by General
honey. bat thinks the mission of Lieutenant
;erwrai Scott would result in the peaceful set
',lenient of present difficulties.
Washington City Items
Destructive Fire
Tt. M M 0 V A. L_
Itanirs are afloat of eor.iderable dillerencea
• E Cain !la relation to the Chi
'Mil there appear. to be a p:Loba
ly of a !pia.
1:.0110:t. Stephen,m, the etutntait oh4iliter,
report,: dying
F¢ E. -Tbk• apoleut:
Iti pr•••• Inet kith
!••• i•i•tli Pip their vilt tip ItiiribinUT. The
11 i15:41.• I.y lh, Eisli,•,,r pr.A.lllcol a la
that the French
vvlll,l. Synu to, nietir, rrf restore
v v,• , --111.•' , ‘,.rk. 411-
J 1 :!, II?. • t!, ,
roil it 4-,w , 1 11,1 I, aturtip,i alk•Put
WU , loq far /ZOlll.
Unt. , / t.y
Gov. Wiso on the Insurrection
1 . 111, tiet,,ber
l'oehnettel 'Teeth. ho loks
1 , i1 , 114•1 '`l ' apt Itreivrt • • eorrtt.pottdenee, but
no: all "r it A earpot-bag full war taken to
I:01mo , , and improperly used. The letters
prove.] that prominent met,
tt North were ttitpin sited in the offtre.
Whether t.tir otter In the North will
w 111 , 11 to remain among them 11111'1'-
Iy,, 4.,l ,01.1 remains to 111 , seen.
I( any 110 rltt . tild snintzle on . Gerrit Smith
one nteht, and bring torn i. rue, I would
read Inlln It moral I , ,q'tlltn, and thou rend 111:11
i..tek le - one He had at Harper ' s
Ferry, to prevent the appliention of lynch
Int , : in '. irgtniri Thero s.as In , ovirstion of Jo
retlirtion to be settled, ns 110 had Inadn up his
int rid fully and after determining, that tho
pri-onerr should be tried in Virginia. He
would not have els+yett an order to the con-
Intro fr , tin the Precident of the Vnited States.
Ile wry , ready to weep when he heard that
the outlaws comprised only twelve teen, and
that they had taken the town in ten minutes.
Thera wa: no cowardice on theiiritt of the
I.isiple there, liccamai their unguarded citizen.
were prisoners, but he told them that they had
made n mistake, and if Gen. Washington had
a prisoner, and his life imperiled by an
attack, he would have risked his own, and
other heir, a= well, in making an attack with
out delay. This Kansas border ruffian made
a great mistake a, to the disposition of the
slave, ny to his standard. The abolitionists
cannot comprehend that they are held amongst
tiv a patriarchal tenure.
Ti le Governor urged the importance of or
ganizing a military force throughout tie State,
and exercising vigilance to guard against the
iin:grai , e of a aisuilar surprise.
The Late Powder Explosion at Wil
mington.
W I I.M I NGTON, DEL., October -Tho ex
plmion of Duponts powder mills on the Bran
dywine, yesterday, occurred while the men in
the lower or Hegley yard, were employed
ldino powder duet at the press room, to be
conveyed to one of the other mills, to go
through another process. A one horse cart
stood Opposite the press room door, partly load
ed, when the press room blew up with a load
crash. The composition house immediately
followed a minute or two later. The glazing
room went off, and the rolling mills followed
instantaneusly, being five in all. Seven men
were killed. Another man had his arm broken.
The wind, nearly K.N., and high at the time,
deadened the sound in the immediate vicinity
so much that the men in the upper yard did
not cease work on the instant. Two of the
men wore blown into the Brandywine, one in
to a tree, and the headless trunk of another on
the opposite of the creek. Of others nothing
could be miuertained.
A strange feature In the explosion is, that
the horse was not killed, although standing in
proxilnity to the press room when it went off.
The cart to which he was attached, and which
was partly loaded with powder dust, was
thrown about in fragments. The horse was
entirely stripped of his harness, his hair singed
off, one eye put out, and one leg broken. Yet
after the smoke and dust cleared away, ho was
found limping about the yard, exhcbiting all
the signs of painful agony which 4e suffered.
To relieve him, he was knocked in the head
and killed.
'lite coroner visited the scene of the explo
sion, to look after his interests, but could learn
nothing, as the witnesses were all killed. Their
names are William Moran, E. Doughertr e
Swany, Jacob Zebnr, John Welsh and Michael
Revolt in the Maryland Penitentiary.
BA LTImoRE, October 22.—At noon, to-day,
in the 31 aryiand Penitentiary, a convict refus
ed compliance with the orders of the deputy
warden, who while enforcing the roca r aitind,
wasseized by the convi,:t and stabbed twice in
the Immediately Oregon Barrett, an
other officer of the Penitentiary, tired two
AoLs at the prisoner, inflicting a fatal wound,
causing his death almost immediately. It is
thought the deputy warden will die of his
wounds.
Lemma.—The convict shot at the Penitenti
ary is not dead, as was at first reported, and
the warden's injuries are not considered fatal:
MEDA LLION PENS.--
se9 J. R. WELDIN
Arrest of One of Capt. Cook's Men.
CARLISLE, PA., October 22.—A man sup
posed to be Capt. Cook, of the Harper's Ferry
inurreetion, was arrested hereto-day at noon.
He answer:: the description, and is the same
man seen in Chambersburgh talking, with 'lire!
Cook yesterday. He was armed heavily. He
is now having a hearing.
The man arrested on the charge of murder
as being a participant in the insurrection at
Harper's Ferry,is now supposed not to he Cook,
but to be one of his party. He is the man from
whom a Sharp's rifle was yesterday taken at
Chamber,burgh, and who was with Mrs. Cook.
Upon arresting him, he endeavored to resist,
but was overpowered. lie had on his person
three revolvers and two bowie knives. He
has been committed for further hearing. This
man is taller than the published description.
He refused to answer any questions.
CARLIsLk, October 23.—The man arrested
yesterday on the supposition that he was Capt.
Cook, gives his name as William Harrison.
Ho is still in custody. It is reported that he
will be brought before the Court to-morrow on
a writ of habeas corpus, with the view of effect
ing his discharge.
WA,nuoiroN, October 23.—During the last
week, the Postmaster General discontinued Tr.
small post offices, many others having previous
ly been abolished.
The New Orleans'Piraynae of Tuesday last,
received by mail, says a number Ai' private
letters from Vera Cruz„ allude to the threaten
ed expedition against that city, Alvorado and
other places on the Gulf coast, but none of the
writers appear to entertain any fears.
The Constitutional Government would be
able to afford them but little protection. From
the well known jealousy of the opposing party,
the argument appears to be this, that even in
case Miramon really contemplated such an ex
pedition, he would not dare set out on it, lest
during his absence Marquez should seize upon
the government.
Lou isv Ootober very destruc
tive fire occurred last night on Main street, des
troying the stock of Wilson & Star: ird,
drug
gist+,
loss $70,000; J. Wattox Co., saddlery,
Slo',000; damaging Peter & Buchanan, agricul
tural, $10,000; J. Crabb & Co., dry goods,
$1 0 . 000 ; and others to smaller amounts, all
mostly insured; partly in Eastern offices.
EATON, CREE & MACRUM,
[Late Eaton, Creo &
Have Num, - ,I to their NEW STORE, Ni) 17 FIFTH
STREET, Ford will open this morning with an Entirely
New and carefully selected Stork Goods. ,e 2.1
E
GI
1 p A: , g ,;, 1 , / t r , IM J,L e vT
:A o Cotl:p;
1 Ithej.A. N. 0. Sugar:
01 1 / 1 1
tilts Crushed and Powdered Sugar
1 , 11 117n1r
kegs English and Amer,-an Soils :
175 boxes various brands Tonimeu;
'l,O hal r ehem, Y. IL Tea;
krF o Black Tea:
I:unix:miler and imperial Tea;
And a general duck of GP 101111,.. Just received and for
lisle he M. If SMITH .n (I 1.,
netl:l Second street.
FIRS! I IF 'IIIE
10(i box.va Wallaga 1 - 1111, , 111A.
1 , 11/11,x,
111-1 rt,,114 , 1.,11 , 1 for sal.. I.p
RHYMER & ANDERSON.
7ti4 Wv.l street. opposite St. Charles Hotel.
FIUS. CaFl,4 Smyrna Figs, to
A. arrive REYMEIt k ANDERSON.
nett .1 34 Wool oppo.ito St. Charles lintel.
rl A 'NATE A 3F.M.0.N casks Glr
It I. FAIINESTQCK k
t. 114 curlier Fourth and WA,od
DREAM OF TA RT ---Pow,r,l hero.
J,.OF pum.d, for
PAHNI , 24H.IcIi, o
Ia e4l. earner Fourth and Wood streets
Vwt ) II FARMS FOR SA LE. —Situ.
ate at 1 . 1 ludo. from the ‘•ity on the butler road --
d , aerenot eotylt tomein good euitiranon and about lOU.
butl•r- trw. lling goo Barns, Stables. Le,
,dm w :L1,114117., of large ..rchard„'...
I—or ikre-. and term. applt Market street.
eet 1: s etlll It PO a Si/N. Real Estade ,Itfts
THE A TTENTD )N OF MEN OF MODE
IZATE ?IF:ANSeailed to the oiler for sale of
fotty of the 11,
Ill:11.12lN4i LOTS
in the dleeogd WA:kb Allegheny coy. The Prose are
salted to the hard time.. and trine Will h., :oven to Stitt
all IA:roll:11er.. For particulan, mgmreof
ALRXANI.EIt HA YS. Surveyor,
Corner F..71.ht CUIIIIIIOII aud Wader Atrc4-t,
noa Allegheny Only
GI ENTEEL bk )A ROI gi.ntlemen
eon be tlmodated watt rrs.rns and honrding,
ILI a fl rst-da,, I,oardong house, idea-santle handed on
Lit ,, rf.r•tr,t, two annul,. wall. from the Luroness por
non or. For Curt her information apply to W
H. WHITNa, at the attire of the fkbirning Post.
amr.!tf
1,000 L fi , r S ".
PU d CREAM CRM TARTAR
ale h
BECKII AMA KELLY,
octa Allegheny city
pI'RILINTS —2. barrel.. new crop '/,anteN„„." •
Currant, pist reeetred and for sale by
REYMER B ANDERSI,N,
ortlS No.a9 Wor d et, opposite at. Charles II orel.
CIT 2cage, fresh Leghorn, on
liiinds and for :tale by
REAMER & ANBERsuN,
aid!, N 0.39 Wood street-
NTERLIN EAR CLASSICS.—
c:c,ar Interlinear;
Horace
Cicero "
Sahust
Zerninhon's Anahasis Interlineal;
4;11 Interlineal, for sale by
omit! • J. R. WELDIN.
ONE CAN BARTON'S OIL PEPPER
IL/ MINT, for sale by RECKHAV d KELLY,
octil Allegheny City.
- •
APPLES. --10 barrels Green Apples. just
received and for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
ogle corner Market and First streets.
TITTP - Ps BLANKS, for Mercantile, Steam
_Ll boat, Railroad and Hank Book Keeping on hand
and for sale by W. R. HAVEN.
osttlo or. Wood Ai Third A Market & Second
MINERAL WATERS.—Reeeired this
day, three Itampers fresh Seltzer Water, Artesian
Sal phut!' it'ater, and for sale by JOSEPH ABEL,
eug Corner Fifth and Grant !greets,
VO ft PARLORS—GoId Embroidered Paper
and Harder., new style, for sale by
eerd W. P. NIAI2SIIIALI. A CO.
CLOTH BRUSHES.—A good assortment
of Cloth Brushes ou hand and for sale by
L. WILCOX.
ap3S Corner of Smlthlisld and Fourth Streets.
lop tcs prime Rice now landing
_Lk and for solo by
apIS MILLER A RICKEITSON.
QTRAW BONNETS glad Bonnet Frames,
1,7 cheap at Wholecnlc, at
9026 JOS. HORNE'S, 77 Market et.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES and
Bonner Material—a large stock allow prices, at
sold JOSEPH HORNE'S, 77 Market street.
TIMOTHY SEED-75 bushels very choice
Timothy Seed, just reoewed on consignment, and
for sale by AmEa A, FETZEIt,
sold corner Market and First street's
COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION.—
All the popular Medicines for the above ailments
kept constantly for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Diamond and Merest ot.
LEMONS.—Just received, 40 boxes Men
tonJ Lemons. in prime order. and for sale by
MILLER k RICRETSON,
se3O 7.2 and 2:13 Liberty_st.
25 BARRELS FINE GREEN APPLES,
just received and for sale bg
oct3 11. COLLINS.
SSENTIAL OILS.—A fresh lot of pure
JU Eiciential Oils, just received by
JOSEPH ABEL,
aus,c26 co,rtter Ftlth and Grant streete.
NEWWALL PAPERS, for autumn sales,
now arriving; for aide by
sal?. W. P. MARSHALL & CO, 57 Wood at
TALLOW. -2,000 pounds to arrive.iuid for
sale by rae27l HENRY H. COLLINS.
QUGA.II.-70 blids., prime and fair Sugar
VI for vsiy by tyll I WM. H. SMITH & CO.
VISITING CARDS—AII sizes and styles.
Hog J. R WFTLPIN.
RREBA N'S INTER. EST TABLES, sold by
solo J. IL wELDIN.
IIG LEAD for sale iiv
octS HENRY H. COLLINS
EARLS.-5 tons for sale by
ocUS HENRY H. COLLINS.
W BITE BEANS-50 bushels for sale
WM. H. SMITH a CO.
UTTER.--4 bbls..f — ' 7 T - iime Packed Butter.
`1 for Fqllb by (.221 HENRY H. COLLINS
B u b risTEß.--4 bbls. packed Butteotbr sale
[sego HENRY H. CI.LISS.
RAI, . CRAY 1 NS.— " pross received
andfar aals try Nal J. R. WELD=.
11ATMAN'S DRAWING PAPER—
Iv Turkey Mill. All sizes for sale by
cam WELN,
COMMERCIAL.
Stage of Water.
It,ver—Thr4, fret pia i iteheM water in the eh:kneel
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
firported Erpreasly for the Daily Morning Past
Pm:sputum, October 3, 180.
Viour...No sales from first hands; from store 1,000
bbls sold at $1,70(44.75 for superfine. $.1,90@6,05 for extra
do. and $5,30(45.50 for extra family; Caney brands, Z 3,70
Grain...WHEAT-300 bush. spring, from first hand. at
$1.02.; 100 bosh red at depot at $1,09. Oars--1300 bush
from first hands at 460,411 and .100 bush from store, at
.15010 c., in lots.
Hay... Sales 26 loads from scales at sl6@oo ton.
Bacon... Sales 17,000 lbs, at 8141?,,8yc for Shoulders,
for Sides. and 103,A610)4c for Hams.
Mesa Pork... Sales 10 bbls. at $16„50.
Butter... Sales 10 bbls. Roll at 113414 c. ID.
Eggs... Sales 5 bl 4s. packed at 12!,‘A13c. g doz.
Oll...Sules 12 bbls Lard No. i at 90@91c. ? gal.
Ralt...Sales 63 bbls. No.l extra at $1,1241,15 161.
Lime... Sales 40 bbls. Louisville at $1,25.
Buckwheat Flour... Sales Cs) sacks from wagon
la $1,45 a 100 lbs.
Apples... Sales bbls. at 1.11.00(cf,2,115 for choice.
Cheese... Sales 18 boxes W. R. at B%@9c.
Sugar... Sales 7 hllds. N. O. at 01.4 c. 'f lb.
Molasises...Sales 24 bbls. N. 0. at 42043 e gal.
CotTee...Sales 17 sacks Rio at 1.2g13c.
Rice... Sales 6 bbls. at 51..6c. lb.
Flsh...Sales 8 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel at $ll.
Whisky...Sales 60 Rectified at 28@29c.11gu1.
New York Market.
NEW Yana. October 22.—Cotton buoyant sales 2,800
bales at 11, , ,,,'5.4611% for middling uplands. Flour advan
ced; sales 3,4(5) Mils at $4.75p4,80 for State. Wheat hits
tutvaneed; 4,800 hush. nt 51,25 for red western. Corn to
firm; sales 9.000 bush. Prime pork firm at SIO,S7 I A. Su
gar quiet and advanced t.4g on the week; Muscovado
nip. lJhleo -.teadY; Buenos Ayres 251.4@atet Freights
drortpingt on cotton to Liverpool 3.16 d; on grain to Liv
erpool rid. Stocks, there was no second board.
Cincinnati Market.
Cuicircrari, October 22.—Flour . held very firmly at
54,7044,50 for superfine. Wheat is in fair demand at
$1,05(41,10 for red, and $1,1241,18 for white. Corn un
changed. Oats steady at 45c. Barley 65c. Rye 80082 c
Whisky dull at 23c. There is very little demand for
Provisions,aral the market is weakening, though prices
are nominally kept up; Pales of lard of 700 packages at
10e. Ex,ltoge steady at
It T. KENNEDY W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
11nUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
i'iITSBURGYI AND ALLEGHENY
im7 1 ydaw 1
TERMS. CASH ON DELIVERY
Z. L. EISNER,
No. 114 ('or. Wood and Fifth Streets,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
coATs use to sell at—.- $.10,00 for $ 6,25
Fr, el: Dress Cloth, tine, use to sell at- 14,00 for 10,00
Fir.t Quality Cloth, "
• " 18,00 for 12,00
MM=
5,00 for 3,23
(rupertine)" " 6,00 for 4,0)
La.,,mere riots made to order, `• 25,00 for 18,00
Also, Satin, Plush, Silk and Cloth Vests,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
At very lon. pnees. The above is the Cal,ll Price, and by
referring to this advertisement, the above prices will be
4trlctiv adhered to. octiLtialmc
y . A. WEAVER will open a handsome
1. assortment. of FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY,
To4ther wuh a large assortment of CHILDRENS
CIA.PTIIING and Patterns of all des,riptions, at
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET,
ml Story. Ithoye Elnott's Shirt Store, on FRIDAY,
SAD°. Til her :;ntly beZI
TIE LA R 1 .1; S Co.'S STATIONERY
17noelin,
lard,..
Env,lope,,
Ladles' Not, Popor.
Ladle,' Letter Paper.
teak, of goods 19 untrersallv admitted to
Ge9l ,o ported. Fur sale by
J. R. WELDIN,
:••• Won.i stro,t. lIPAT Fourth.
UNDERSLIIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FEsIF: SKIRTS, NECK TIES, SUSPENDERS,
And a nth 41-ok of Merino Under Garments, for Ladies
..nd Children, at
ae _vat JOS. HOUNE'S, 77 Market et.
500-A FARM OF 51 ACRES,
actuate at fire minutes walk trom the
R. R Station. at Freedom; io acres in ealtivation,ol3o
rare of which is in fruit; 3 durable sprmgs; 2 stables,
eta The tinibm. is good ; a valuable stone , quarry. good
frnve, and a stone foundation for a dwelling house.
Pert, E2.50U. For sale by
S CUTHBERT A SON,
Real Estate Agents, 51 Market at.
QUNDRIES.-
Li 40) barrels Prime N. 0. Molasses, Oak Cooperage;
30 do SL James. S. IL do;
20 do Lovering's first quality Syrup;
14) bags good to choice Rio Coffee:
70 Pocket's choice Jam do;
125 Half Chests Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun Pow
der, Oolong and Pomhing Toga ;
too boxes assorted brands s's, B's Ji 10's lump To;
Lae co;
10 kegs Covington six twist Tobacco;
75 do AL Carb. Soda;
S barrels Mum;
10 do Dairy Salt to hacks;
. ..1) hags timin Pepper;
15 do Allspice;
5 do Mat Capsta;
20 boxes No. 1 Soap;
100 do Chemical Olive Soap ;
25 do German do.
30 do Variegated or Toilet Soap;
50 dozen CiLl Washboards;
50 do Bucket,:
30 do Tubs, assorted sizes;
lou do Brooms;
50 boxes M. It. Raisins ;
'X do No. I Norfolk Chocolate;
44.1 do Madison Starch;
50 bales No. 1 and 2 Batting:,
30 barrels Bleached .Llephivat and Whale Oil;;
le do Strait's Tanners do
do Cod do do
10 do Rosin do
20 do N. C. Tar.
In store and for tale by
pIN
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. A
comfortable two-story Brick House, of four good
sized rooms mid attic, with three lota of ground, situate
on Allegheny avenue, near the Outer Depot, Allegheny
City. Any person wishing to purchase a comfortable
house cheap, will find it to his advantage to look at this
property, as it will be sold at a bargain.
S. CUTHBERT k SON,
Real Estate Agents. fa Market street.
lIE
(ILOes Anderson's Solace;
25 Aumlet;
Mrs. Miller's Fine Cut;
B' Kegs Fig Tobacco;
25 Boxes Dulcissmous Tobacco, for sale by
REYMER k ANDERSON,
No. 34 Wood street,
tiel3 Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
PRODUCE.--
i 0 boxes prime Cream Cheese;
I:barrels Butter,
10 firkins
9 bbli, Clover Seed;
100 n Superfine, Extra and Family Flour,
For sale by faetZl WM. H. SMITH .5 Cie
TARTARIC ACID.-900 lbs. powdered,
for sale by
A. A. F'AIINR3TOCK & CO.,
octls con First end Wood eta.
CAMBRIC COLLARS—A large lot just
opened at about half the llstlailljOeS, nt
oe t.20.2t. JOS. HORNE'S. 77 Market at.
AP OF PEIsINSYLVANIA.—Barnes'
Roller Map of Pennsylvania Price $l.
g
.1. R. WRLDIN.
REFINED SUGAR.—
10 bbls. Eastuick's standard crushed Saar;
10 do do coarse pulverized do
10 do do fine do do
ao do Penna. A coffee crushed do
10 do do B do do do
5 do do C yollaw do
In irore, and landing, and for sale by
.14.3 MILLER & RICKETSON
T EL LI ES.—
5 dozen Guam, West leas.
2 5 " Ass , rted Jellies.
For sale by REY:IIRIS. it ANDERSON,
,el 9 No. 35 Wood street.
RUILDINCi LOTS.—Three good Building
is Lots, each *-7.) feet front On Washington at, Man-
Choster, by 120 feet deep to South alley. Price UOO.
Six Buildidgl::tscuonT l fi tv i e tE rh a d i l , s a tre so et„ ,,,
51
market
at.
Eight Lots on Mt. Washington. For sale by
n E t:irEsE FEATHERS---52 sacks
-2,000 lbs., received this day, and for sale in lots to
inut purchasers, by
MURTLAND et CONNOR.
eon 197 Liberty street.
I. CBROMATE POTASH-1200 lbs
.li, for sale by B. L FAILNFZTOCK It CO.
octll No. 80. corner Wood a n•I Fourth streets•
CHEESE. --10 W. R. Cheese, just re
ceived and for Bale by _
JAS. A. FMTZER,
corner Msrkpt And Piro Atreft4
NUMBER 9.
pagiterrean 6alitrits.
FLOG-MRS'
Auabi•otypc and Photograp4
POST PILIMIUM
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
if-Two Silver Medal: , and Two Diplomas, awarded far
Photographs. Arnbrotypcs, and Life Size Picture,
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED Ti) LIFESIZEoand
colored in Oil Oa Canvas. octB
.
____ _
LIFE-SIZE, __ ______ _ _
...
IMPERIAL, _ . .
AND MEDIUM
PHOTOC3~RAPHS~
Colored in Oil, Pa.2telle, or Plain, in the moAart,lici
style, and at Easturri:prwes.
WALL'S GALLERY,
JeB Jones' Buildior, Fourth street,
PHOTOGRAPH, A AIBROTYPE, ME-
L 4.IICOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL
LERY, Cbr. Fifth and Grantstreets.—The subscriber hav
ing fitted up rooms in AFTIGHE'S BUILDING, is now
prepared to take Likeness. that CANNOT FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Call and examine the collection.
A. LASE,
Corner of Fifth and Grant Wee&
FIENSZEI3
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, Flo. 149 First and IAI Second streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
hetorts and Stills, Gas and Wster Pipe. Sad trans, Dog
Irons, Wagon Boxes. Steel 31oulds, Putties, Hangersand
Couplings.
Also JOhhing and Machine Castings of every descrip
tion made to order.
. _ .
Haring a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry, nil ueceslmry fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. rnplydau,
T.A R - F, SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMELTING WORKS,
PARK, M'CIJRDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Solder, Sc., also im
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, Sc. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines end'
Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 First, and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cat to any de
ired pattern. my2o:lydaw
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOHNSTON,
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he has pur
chased the interest of his late partner, G. S.
BATES, in the ROOFING BUSINESS, and is the sole
manufacture and dealer in the following three dietinct
kinds of Rooting—
Ist. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can
vas Rooting.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and Gravel
Rooting.
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Felt Roof
ing.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Roofing
Material for sale, wit printed instructions for using. Of
flee at BATES d JORNSONS' OLD STAND, 76 Smith-
Auld street.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
N. B.—This Gum Clement is unequalled as a Paint for
Metal Roofs, lasting twice as long, at least, as paint, and
cheaper. selOxlaw.
THE MANUFACTURERS 0 F SAW
YERS CILESTICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
after subjecting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for SO little money, having
at once so many good qualities, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTY —ln colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture generally.
OF PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay. fish oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—For washing clothes, of every descnp
non, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or Silk • dyed,
printed or white, for otasicro tar, grease, pitch, paint,
od, printers' ink. shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convince&
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the direction, B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
je3 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh!
\JEDICINAL LIQUORS.—I keep eon
stantiv uu Ilan , ' a complete assortment of Li
quors, either bottled or otherwise. consisting of
Port Wine, Maderia Wine,
Sherry Wine, Catawba Wine.
-- -
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Scerhave's, Hostetter's itud Hoothanda's German Bitters.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
octi corner of Diamond and Market street.
FROM aid CEN.:Tti to $4,tX), for the beet
Steel Spring Skirts, East or West. The most cele
brated makes filway, on hand. at wholesale and retail.
EATON, CREE S MACRUM,
oet3 No. 17 Fifth sti,eet.
JUST RECEIVED.
4ADIEU' FINE MOROCCO REELED
BOOTS:
IDIES' FINE FRENCH CALF MOROCCO BOOTS;
LASTLNG MOROCCO GAI
TER BOOTS.
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 Gaiteng
Boys' Thick Boots and Brogans ;Youths' Thick Boots
and Brogans;
MISSES' HEELED MOROCCO BOOTS; .
GAITERS; .
" S LITERS, and Childrens' Shoes of all
kinds; Ladies', Gents', Boys', Misses' and Chilirena!
GUMS, of all the styles.
Also, MITCHELS' METALIC TIP SHOES, for Boys
Youths and Misses, all of which will be sold at very low
rafts.
Give me a call, at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOS. H. BORLAND,
octls No. 93 Market street, '25 door from Fifth_
STANDARDLAW BOOKS.—
United States Statutes at large, 11 volumes.
Bouvius' Institutes 4 "
Law Dictonary,
Greenleaf on Evidence,
Chitty's Pleadings,
Blackstone,
Wendell's 4
Devereuxs Kinnes' Blackstone, 1
Keni'SCommentaries,new edition, 4
Russell on Crimes, "
Wharton's American Criminal Law,
Story on Contracts,
Parsons on 2 ."
Mercantile Law,
Phillips on Insurance,
Fearne on Remainders, 2
Curtis on Patents,
Bates' American Railway Cases, 2 vols,
Redfield on Railways.
octlB KAY A CO., 56 Wood Street.
S. GRAY & SON.,
DRAPEERS AND TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street,
PITTSBURGH PA.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.—We in
vile the attention of country dealers making their
fall purchases to our large assortment of
Standard Miscellaneous Books,
School Books and School Stationary,
Cap, Letter and Note Papers,
Legal, Letter and Note Envelopes,
Fancy and Staple Stationery, •
Straw, Rag and Manilla Wrapping Paper,
And a full stock of all articles in our line, which. we are
prepared to offer at prices that cannot fail to please. •
octl2 KAY tlc CO., 55 Wood street.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.—Life of George
Stephenson. the celebrated Railway Engineer; by
Samuel Smiles—in one volume.
oetl2 KAY & CO.. 55 Wood street
CONCENTRATED LYE.-300 cases for
sale by H. L. FAHNESTOCE. CO.,*
octl9 ao, corner Fourth and Wood etreeta.
OF. NEWTON'S CELEBRATED PRE
. MUM GOLD PENS AND CASE. Patented and
Warranted. A select assortment received at ' •
8515 HAY & CO- 55 Wood street.
BROOMS. -50 doz. Corn Brooms, for sale
by fae2.l HENRY EL C0LL1142..
C TERSE.--50 boxes prime Western Be
serve, to arrive this day, and for sale ti rzEza, .
JAMES F
oct3 Corner Market and First streets.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WlLL_pur
chase a choice Bijiimg Lot, 25 by 100 feet. Terms
CUTLIB . P,RT SON,
octri 51 Market street.
NAILS. -150 kegs, assorted sizes, in store
and for sale by
MUBTLAYD 3 COYNOR,
14 , 7 Liberty street.'
BUCKWHEAT. -200 bushels for sale by
N3O WF.NRY H. COLLINS
11.) ICH AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
_Lk French Embroideries, at,
EATON, CREE b SIACRITM:-
N0:47 Fin!: u 075 f
LING MACH_IN ES ane-..!; i' ..41 "
20 dozen Waeh Boards
-2 Young America Was'
MILLET' A
ERRING.-50 barr:2l,z4i
PAPER BAGS-12
by Del
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