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A CARD..TO THE FIREMEN.
The BOard . of Manager; of BCDiure - Cathedrid, on-be
half of the Bishop and Clergy, beg leave to tender their
thanks to the inembers of the 'Fuel Department 'of this
city of Pittsburgh, for the . efficient and energetic ser
vices Nair:ed . biSlieni, on Thursday, in esti' nguishing
the fire at the Bishop's residence, and preserving his
libusty - add furniture from utter destruction. Through
their inetrumentslity the Catheidutkleas,preterved from
nez if n e qa c l a g e, an d n? tinnn 1 4!„-Bfiulagor , t er . lll'
reteriNtifeir quail' for Die .priaeriation a this. lirge
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StlitaudA - Corfar.—Before Chia fJtistice Low- -
rie anttlndgei WoOdward; Stn:dig, Thomp s on
t . 4 ,-. NovEnt - nxic: 3d, -18,59.
Armstrong - conty et' al: vs. the Allegheny
Vllley Railroad. On motion of Mr. Golden
th.kheyring. ,of this case was fix ed : for theihird
f-N
- 14iindaYnoVember. -.' ''-
„Vhe following opinions were read and judg -
mitts entered. Bank of_ awrence county vs.
14irrence county. Lawrence certiorari quash
ed, and record remitted. Opinion by Loyrie
• osgland vs. Johnson; and - Simonton vs.
th same.' Proceeclings affirmed ‘ and record re
d
Per Carman.
Ikinie vs. Killer's Executors. Crawford.
med. - .Opinion by Lowrie C. J. -- - ir
om_pson :vs. the _ Commonwealth. - law- .
. ' Judgment reversed. Opinion by Tbonip
sogJ. • - ' . -.
gi g dela vs. Porterfield. - Venango. - 41Enxi
edinkrob-by Thompson - 4:
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- - 1441 ear.- Clarion,- ' -Deere° mi med.
Opinion k r A t ,rip t . J. -1
.BfcCullough's Appeal. Jefferson. 'Decree
affirmed an d appeller.oninred to pap the.costs
of4piralit - Opinion by 'Strong -.1:, Thomistnt
J. deporting And WoodwaidLAbsent. - - '
Barmon -et -.al: vs. - Brcuidon.. Venango.,
Judgment reversed, and venire de noro award-c
ecr.',,Ogniort by Strong J. --
BajciFprt appeal. . Mercer,: ;L.-Decree -reveled,
andLielecti&-remittal . to proCised accOrdingto
law. Opinion. by- Read 4.. :
Myers • &e 'Shoup - 'vs: the' Commonlealth.
lircinui, .0.. ,Judgment reversed- and judgment
enteredfor defendants on the case stated, the
inquisition to_- remain in, force..
,Opinion by
Galway's appeal. Cambria. Argued by
Johnston fo3 appellant, and,•Ropelin contra,. •
Benny vs. EFerle. Cambria. Non pros.
Burkelva? Indiana. Argued by
Foster far plaintiff in error, and Stewart con
tra..
Dunn Kelly. Indiana. Argued by:Todd
for Platatiff in error, awl Banks contra. • -
Etrichalth Harold Na. West
moreland county. Westmoreland. Argued
by.4.dor,plaintifr in error, and liryColvin,
Indiana county: Argued by
Foster for appellant. Court declined hearing
the otheilifae.;-.
Lennlnieivit: Amy: Westmoreland county.
Continued. • •
Warp ;sa. atarshall. Armstrong County,!
Stituaitte:d. - •
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Fulton , " - vs. Hood & Co. ' Westmoreland
coOrify.;" - ` Argued by Cook for :plaintiff in er
ror indliy Cowen contri.
Adjourned till Friday morning at nine
o'clock:a: -
Cower OS" 9.I7AETER SESSIONS"— Before
Juite2l7);PClure, Adams and. Parke.
• NOVEMBER 3, 1869.
Cotnnionwealth vs. Abraham Thayer; charged
with assanitand battery, with intent to kill, in
stabbing John Dorrington in the groin with a
pen-iinife, at a plc rue at Iron City Park, on
the ,4th of July, lmt. The, fact was- clearly
provart,4uire was •no defense, the , jury found a
verdict of guilty- in manner and form as in
dictvd, andthe prisoner was remanded, there
bei4 - other charges against him. •
James: Davis, , :who was committed on two
charges of arson, was tried for-the larceny of
some, drlectbeerfrom John Earle of Lawrence
villis,,iihrkeitifled that daring the fall of 1868,
about $lOO worth of bacon was stolen - from his
store. Valentine Deary, convicted with Davis
of arson, testified to seeing the latter, coming
froth : Hie ditectidn of Earle's smoke house with
the biel,' , 6f which he got a piece. Verdict not
gnittir.
William C. Hahn, of 31'Keesport, was tried
for Selling liquor to James F.-Ryan, -a man of
knotan - intemperate habits. The prosecution
shdited 'that Mahn's wife sold Ryan liquor on
election day , but the defense ;proved that
Hahn was absent, and he was'acquitted.
Letetia Patton was. found guilty of, petty
larceny •in - itealing' sundry Article? of dress
from the ,houseof John D. Davis, by whom
she was emplciyed ifs a servant. Having spent
some months in jail, she was only sentenced to
one Month's additional incarceration. She also
pleisiek,4Tdty 16- stealing a silk • dress from for which she was sentenced to
twchnorithi injail.
Walley SheOun, an oldnegro,. forty years
of age, was found guilty of malicious mischief
in cutting the throat of a horse belonging to ,
Frederick Porter, of the Eighth ward. It was
shown that Sheldon was insane and unfit to be
at large.- .j;:m:y acquitted defendant by
reason of insanity; and he was consigned to the
Western Pennsylvania Hospital.
.Qneot,the Insurrectionists.
The Johnstown Echo gives a brief history of
Albert-liiilett, one of the - personskilled in the
ontliteidr at Hirper's Ferry. - The' details are
front's:tarty well acquainted with his history
and are as follows :
Hazlett was reared in Westmoreland coun
ty,fand _some yew& since was employed in the
capacity of a boatman on the Pennsylvania
canal. While-so engaged he was entrusted
with the care of a section boat belonging to Mr.
John M'Ciavermfdaring onp trip; but • when
he reachedlifideiliriation on. the other side, of
themountaiii, be disposedof the boat and team
and pecketed the proceeds. - He-was afterward
arrested, but, the matter was doubtless adjusted
by the disgorging of the money, as he
,never
came id trial. His next appearance is in con
nection-with a band of horse thieves, one of
whose depredations were committed near Wil
more, Qambria county, and as such was tirtest
ed, but upon turning State's evidence and
giving"testimony against his confederate 4
during. their trial at Elmira, N. Y. he was
dis Charged and - again appeared in this part of
the country.
ONLY swan commitments at the jail yester
aSys 44 I:4A sthea court case.
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Fire.... The Bishop' s House PartYllYPol!7 BURGLARY AND LARCILIY.--A. .few nights
ed. • since the house of Mr. D Archer, of Can-
About eleven o'clock on Thursdayi morning onsburg, was burglariously avid
entered by some
the shingle roof of the building attached to St. villain, who appropriated to his own use sev-
Paul's Cathedral, known as the "Bishop's enty-flve dollars in money and a valuable gold
House,;'. and ~crecupias< alibur - pfresidence ' watch. T 'ti sates were asleep at _the time,
by the clergy attacW te'thetithedral, was and did not ver their loss until the folow.
discovered to be on fire. An alarm was raised, tug morning.
but before the engines - mcisadAlle-ot, the -.-
entire roof Wia enveloiid to flames. - Hundreds
4?f willing hands were at work removing the
fin•niturairt-ttgbuildffig„, suldrthitob&as were
used with - as much advantage as the wretched
condition of the hope woitld - wArnit. In half an
hour after the arrival of the engines the fire
was extinguished. .For.a-tifile it-y/ - 1w feared
theCatifeth - ai-Wouldfirel, but se = little air
was stirring, and all labored hard to prevent
It, the catastrophe waaaverted.'
The loss is between $4,000 and $5,000, and
the damage was confined <to -the , third and
fourth stories and the roof; which'was entirely
destroyed. The injury from water thrown was
greater ihan that by fire; Much of the furni
ture was broken up in the hurry of removal,
and -some valuable books were lost .and des
troyed. The walls of the first and second
stories -wpm dampened-with? water, , but this
Orden of the building was not materially in
jured.
The fire was< occasioned by -the burning of
the soot in the chimney, ,which took- fire from
Rev. Mr."ll'3laheri'S room, in thesecond story,
the burningsoot filling upon mill igniting th,
The loss is fully covered by insurance, $4.000
in the Delaware Mutual Insurance Company,
and $lO,OOO in a taltimere Company i . - •
Thdtre' yestetdayiderupnstrates.thenecesiity
ora*.liVoleanditidder Company, now anxiously
prayed for by the department. The.
..great
height of the building clearly prbved the wadi)
44f ladders to place sideLat.reania4tan early mo
Aleut at points inaccessible to galley play. We
hope this matter will'be pressed until some ac•
Lion illizacnomplished.
CaossfStrrra.—Daniel Childs, who. keeps a
tavern on the corner of Liberty street and Ce
cil'ssality,yeeterday rtiado affidavit before Al
derman Donaldson, charging Frank Seevil
with obtaining board and money, under false
Pretences, 0 the amount of $36. Ho borrow
ed money, stating that he bed money in his
trunk at :Blount's, in the Diamond, but had
not' time to go -after it. :When „he obtained
boeiairig,' he Said-ber'had Money coining to him
from St. Louis. The prosecutor believed these
statements to be false, and accordingly made
the.: above infOrtrustion. Keeiii- was held to
bail in $2OO to answer thecharge. -
Alfred B. Korn' also made information,
charging Childs, -,, t4(„proseentor: against his
-brother, with' selling liquor on Sunday, the
11th of September, -and a second, for selling
liquor to an intemperate person, after being
warned and notified not to do so, Childs an
:tered bail in the sum of $3OO on. each of the
. .
charges,'w answer at • ' •
FAMILY JARS. -On Tuesday, Mrs. M 'Aleese,
;wife of James M'Aliiese, -rialding- at Miners
-vine, appeared beforeA.lderman,Dayidson and
made affidavit, alleging that on the night pre
vious her husband - had abused her, torn off her
clothing, and turned her out .of the house.
11.'Aleese' Washrrested and fined. Yesterday
he made inforhiation charging her with assault
and battery, in striking him on the head with
,A stick. The wife was arrested and held to
'bail. If her story.. be, true, she is a much
_abused woman. She states that on Monday
'night her husband. came in and choked her,
<When she seized the mush. stick .and struck
FATAL. RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT WILUOILL.
—On Wednesday morning a Man named God
frey Garmond was killed near Wilmoro sta
tion on the Pennsylvania Railroad, by the
expresslreight:train. going West. He was at
tempting to jump upon one of the cars while
the traim'was in motion, but missing his foot
ing, fell upon
,the track, and quite a number of
cars passed over and crushed him in a shocking
manner. When taken up . he was lifeless. The
deceased Watt a:single - maxi; .somewhat:over
thirtyyears of age, of industrious and temperate
habits, a wood-sawyer by trade, engaged at a
saw mill mear,Wilmore : . His mother and sister
reside injohnstoviti. l -
BENEFIT OF THE : - FLOEINCES.-31r. and
Mrs. Florence, who have played to full houses
every; night this week,„takea benefit, - at the
Pittsburgh Theatre ';"to-ztight; • when a,Teasi . of
fun is - offered. - 'The first piece is " Temptation,
or the Irish Emigrant," in which Mr. Flor
ence plays Tim O'Brien the Irish emigrant,
'followed by "The Young actress," and the
. 1 Yankee 'Housekeeper,'/ in which pieces Mr.
- and Mrs. Florence will appear. To-morrow
night closes. their ~engagernenty and lovers of
fun shonliit4lo fidirantage of the ratio 'bill pre
sented this evening.
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OWNER WANTED.—A gold hunting-case
watch, supposed tq have been' stolen, can be seen
at the Mayor's office. It is a full jeweled patent
'Oyer watch, Ho; 23,380, - made by M. I!Toblas,
Liverpool. The initials J. H. are engraved OD
the inside case., and the figure of a house above
the key-hote: "Attached to it IS it light gold
chain, with a berry op an.acorn for a slide, and
a' hand securing the chain to the watch. Any
ones having !cwt./sub st , watch,zwotild:ito
to call and rieelhis'one.
Girr :Snow. SToisif.—We : notice that
quite a largo number of very valuable gifts
bare been received by the custembrsof , Clarkit
Gift Book Store, on Market Street.- Gold and
silver watches.. have fallen wthe lot of some
fortunate purchasers, and all who have bought
books have not only received the.full value of
their money, but also a gift more or less valu
able. If you wish to obtain good books at
cheap rates, and a: handsome gift Into the
bargain, Clark's is the place to go to.
SCARLET !Favre..7—Thts :dreadful, disease;
says the"Waihfrigton kill preialls to
a considerable extent in portions of South Stra
bane township, and also in - our own borough.
In Martinsburgh, (two miles east of town)
there has been severardeaths—one family hav
ing lost three children within twenty-four
hours... W i e.have. heard of but One 'death in
town as yet. Parents should be cautious of
their children, as well as themselves, as the
disease is contagious.••
' Lzavaa from_ an Actor's Nofo :Book, by
Vandcihoff, - *itb it gfft, at Davis & Co.'s, for
one dollar. . .
' PASTIES and their Principles, with a gift,
at Davis & Co.'s; foi one' dollar.
• TEM winter approaches, and everybody will
need warm and comfortable clothing. This
they can obtaio _cheap,. well „god, fashionably
made, and'of the'best and inbst sub`tantial ma
terial, at the establishinent of W. 'D. McGee
& Co., corner of Federal street and the Dia
mond, Allegheny ,City. Their stock of fall
and winter goods is large and well selected.
They employ the best of workmen and always
please their customers: 1 liey gibe Capbcial at
tention to boys' clothing. Call and look at
their goods., - • - • •
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HEATING BY SYEAM.-4.9 a teatirUgaial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating mactunes, totfety, economy in.fuel; and the
.1i lale attentlonnecessasy to keep ealh room comfortable,
,we giro this . eertlidelelloldeasta. „Davis and• Phillips,
successors to Phillips A Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Banned Ward•Publlc School's in the cify - of
Pittsburgh, and which luta,- mete our epprtrral, and we
would recommendkthaM ao :the epablfc Coigire entire
'satisfaction of heating by steam. •
.Jr, John Marshall, 'Jr4 M. Tindle, George
ilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Pirect' , `Rl•
DAMS k PHILLIPS, r
Steam Heating, Goa Fitting, Piumbingad.Brass Founders,
pealsra crery-dstcripeumot Gar.rixturesorstEamps
No. 67 Wood and 148 First street, Pittsburghtle
MECHANICS' INEITITIITIC.--This Institution,
the want of which iota:4-64i by . our citizens
is' now open under the superitaWndence of desire
Jackman it Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, of,,Wwd street.. It is deeigsmd for the perpetual
exhibitiikit,,orthek:ProdUtta of..efechatilen,
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Inventors, and Artisans , and as a place of resort
tot those seeking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles' to bring
ct greatly 'to thiej
Aare impsette-. 1 , , •••• • .
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4161," The public arsiaspeotfully invited to visit the
votrma &,21"4 , .,
ehica ,,E,o4„.... §ar and
Ornamental Patftdkag Market
tro a s
rdaral at their
shop on Fourth near , B arke'
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aißOviitrn.—Michael Hell, aGerrnan, living
in Greenwood township, Crawford county,
about sixty years old, was drowned in the
Aqueduct at Ateadville on the 26th ult., while
boating wood. An' inquest was held and a
verdict found in accordance.
DEATH or A JUDGE.—Hon. Robert Wood
ward, op of the Associate Judges of Armstrong
county, died on -Monday evening, at his resi
dence in Plum Creek, where he has lived during
life of nearly seventy years, an active, useful,
and higkly,esteemed citizen.
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LODGED IN THE PENITENTIARY.--JOhll
Merril, from Blair. minty, was lodged in the
Penitantiaiy, Yestrday, to serve out a term Of
four-leaia, having been convicted of grand
larc4py._ .
Tits trade-..are reminded of .the sale, at. ten
o'clockthia Morning; at Davis' auction rooms,
Fifth atreet, of a general variety of groceries,
aegars, liquors and queer/aware.
LA
PAOCESS. -A proms , was issued from the
Court of Quarter Sessions, yesterday, to bring
in Henry Ray, charged with fornication and'
bastardy, on oath of Minerva Ann Johnston.
KENNET'S Manual of Chess, with a gift, a
Davis & Co.'s, for fifty cents.
TILE BEST ANTI-DTSFEPTIc MEDICINE El
ener.—lnthis unqualified recommendation of Dr. Wil
lon's Pills, we are fully Justified by the numerous certi
ficates of PROMINENT MEN throughout the country
who have toed them and proved their certainty as a
cure. For sick and nervous headache, they are invalu
able. See Manna] of Health. Prepared and sold by B.
L. FAHNEMTOCK & CO., Wholesale Druggists, No.oo
Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Sold at retail by Druggists everywhere.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MUNSTER, AND MOP DEALER
Pitt Street. !Pittsburgh
Alr I NG COMMENCED BREWING
41 for the season, I am now prepared to furnish my
etotomen with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESR ALE.
in gln d v d ryF on l N to E
i FL AreluWE d D a -aBrIT di T ,
ER Am
LmEpufa cu
small packages expremely for family ule.
This Aleisnot only a delightful beverage, but la highly
recommended hy the medic,' faculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nournihitag tonic to required. I have also my
Celebrated
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Conslantlyon hand, conslatiog of KENNETT BITTER
Ain) CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages sent to any part of tho city. auall4m,
Srce . DR. IiosTETTER'S STOMACII BITTERS
increase in popularity with all who test its superiority as
a Tonic, or remedy,for Dyspepsia and the affections
arising front a dinordem.l stomach. It is prepared with
great care, and its component pacts are entirely vegeta
ble; it is free from the objections so often urged against
preparations of the kind. The BITTERS may be used
with confidence and beneficial effects by all suffering
from complaints of the stomach. .1.9 a Itfxstest. Attar it
has no equal, while its pleasing flavor and healthful ef
fects base made its general femme, It ), freAtront all
properties calculated to impair the system, and its op
erations are at once mild, soothing and efficient. All
who have used the Bitters ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and
commend it to use.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
soma mrna. tmTnorrr Amts.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers, anJ Wholesale and Retall Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 434 Penn Street, above the Canal,:
Hare on hand a large assortment of nine) and l'hun
Furniture, In Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture. and warranted equal In quality and style to any
manufactured. in the city, and will sell at roasonabie
ma.
WWI
ALLEGEIF.NI" BANK, t
S.S
November I, I 9 ,
PENT.THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS of this
Baal:
this Jay deetertel a dividend of FOUR
PER CENT. out uf the profit, of the cot six month",
payable to the stotkholdere on or after the 11th net.
no2:td . J. W. COON, Caehter.
CITIZENS' IiANR, t
OF
nviea, November t, 18S9.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of ls thia BANK
have day declared a Dividend of FOUR
PER CENT; on - the candid stock out of the 'profits of
the lust six months, payable to stork holders on and sr.
ter the 11th instant.
tio2:lot E. Li. JONES. Cashier.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,),
Pin - semen, Nov. Lit..,
Us.THE DIRECTORS OF THE WESTERN INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY, have this day declared a
Dividend of THREE DOLLARS, upon each aharo of its
Capital Stock, out of the earned profits of the last Six
Mouths, payable to Stockholders, on or after the llth
inst. (nollitd)
----- P.M. (JORDON, Sec't
MERC
tellet NTS' & 'MANUFACTURERS' BANK.
Prrrnotraon, Nov.l, 180.
074:aME MERCHANTS' AND 111 ANDFACTURERS'
BANK, hag thin day declared a Dividend of FOUR
CENTS,joiyable on or alter the 11th instant .
W. 11. DENNY, Cashier.
BANK OF PITTSBURGH,
Nov. Ist., II
p PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS MS.
of this
NW' Bahk, have this day declared a Ded of
PIVE PER CENT. on its Capital Stock out f the n pof
ite of tho last Six Months, which will be paid to Stock.
holders, or their legal representatives, on or after the
11th instant.- JOHN lIARPER,
no2:d3tWlt "
- -
IRON CITY BANK
• Prrrsensa November I, Ititia. J
fr: - THE DIRECTORS of this BANK have this day
the" • declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT,
On the capital stook, out of the profits of the last six
months, payable to stockholders or their legal repre
sentatives after the 11th Ins;
no2:td JOHN MAGOFFIN, Caahier.
EXCHANGE BANE OF PITTSBURGH, I
ov. Ist, 1859.
paTHE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this day
declared a Dividend of FOUR per cent. out of
the •profißi of the last Six Months. Stockholders, or
thelt legal representatives, will he paid on and after the
11th instant.
no2:10t
MECHANICS' BANK,
Prrrimion, Nr. , 1859. f
THE PRESIDENT a n d Direc o tors l of this Bank
cent...on ha t r h e e t C ili a s p a irSt e c l l are t, o d ut a o l f i tri i
o d p en ro d fit ' o F f O the rs r t
six months, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on or after the 11th inst.
no2:10t GEO. D. McGREW, Cashier.
JUST RECEIVED.
LADIES' FINE MOROCCO MRTITED
BOOTS,
LADIES' FINE FRENCH CALF MOROCCO BOOTS ;
TER BOOTS.
LASTING MOROCCO GAI-
Gent? two-sole D. W. French. Calf Boots ;
Gents' French Calf Congress Gaiters,
Gent? Coarse and Fins Brogans; Boys' two-solo D. W.
French Calf_Water Proof Boot,; Boys Congir. ess Gaiters;
Boys' Thick. Boots and Brogans; ouths' Thick Boots
and Brogans;
MISSES' HEELED MOROCCO BOOTS ;
GAITERS•
S LIFERS, and Childrens' Shoes of all
hinds; Ladles', Gents ', ' Boys', Misses' and Children,'
GUMS, of all the styles.
Also, MITCHELS' IMETALIC TIP SHOES; for Boys
Youths sod Misses, all of which will bo cold l very,low
rates.
Giro me a call, at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOB. a BORLAND,
oons No. 9S.Market atroot, Rd door from Fifth
STOVES, FENDERS. FIRE IRONS,
COAL VASES,
Plain, Plannished and Japanned Tin and
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
Trays, itc., the largest stock ever offered in this city, at
WM. H. wurrivEy,
NOTARY T., 3 C
OFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
lur street. near Wood. •
EAVY UNDERSHIRTS and Drawers,
at focal') HORNF-9,77 Market et
-
R00M.5..--50 doz. Corn :rooms, for sale
by (seal EMIT H. COLLINS.
:te~ - ..
=ME
PITTSBURGH., FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1859
HOSTETTER k SMITH,
Manufacturers and Propresorl,
6.4 Wa .
.t.r and b 9 Prout. Atreot
ividends
11. M. MURRAY, Cashier.
T. J. CRAIG.% 124 Wood st,
Five doors from Fifth
ECM
THE LATEST NEWS
M3'Z TFSLEC3•RE3.PH_
Maryland Election.
Bwirstortn, November 3.—An the sixth
congressional district, Anne Arundle county
gives George W. Hughes, Democrat, for Con-
I
gross,' 119 majority—a Democratic gain of
nineteen -votes. In the fifth district, Frederick
county gives H. W. /Toffman, American, for
Congress, about 300 majority—a lm of 432
votes. Washington county gives Hoffman
about fifty majority. The :returns from the
State are very meagre. Those received seem
to favor the Democrats. The vote of the city
is not in yet. The Reformers have a small
majority in the Twelfth ward. The Coroner
held an inquest to-day, on the body of Sonny
White, the rowdy who was shot yesterday in
the Fourteenth ward. A verdict was rendered
attributing the killing to accident, the wound
having been inflicted by a stray shot. No evi
dence was elicited showing that Duffy, who
was arrested for the act, had anything to do
with it. An inquest is now in progress on the
body of Mr. A. B. Kyle, who died last evening
from injuries received.
[SECOND DIBPATC H. ]
Returns from Cecil and. Howard counties
show .a Democratic gain of six members of the
Legislature, four Representatives and two Sen
ators.
The returns indicate that the Democrats will
have a majority in the House. The Senate is
in doubt. The returns from the city, wards are
not complete yet.. The Americans will have
about 17,000 majority, which, of course, secures
their State ticket by a heavy majority. So far
there appears to be no change in congressional
delegation.
The inquest on Mr. A. B. Kyle is not con
cluded yet.
The Central Reform Committee beide meet
ing, and unanimously expressed the deepest
indignation and distress at the death of their
respected and excellent fellow citizen, Adam
B. Kyle, Jr., at the polls in the Fifteenth
ward, and resolved to attend the funeral to
morrow morning, inviting all lovers of law
and order, who regard, with sorrow and shame,
this crowning act of unparallelled enormities
of the recent election, to unite in the Amend
procession.
Another Slaver Captured.
Nzu , Torts., November 3.—lnfornustion has
been received at the Maishal's office that the
brig S. B. Hoope, lying at Pier N0..4, East
River, had been engaged on a slave voyfige,
from which she had just returned. The Mar
shal and two of his deputies proceeded to the
vessel and took possession of her. It is stated
that she was fitted out at Charleston. S. C.,
and went to Havana, thence to Cieufuegos and
the coast of Africa, where she took in a cargo
of negroes and landed them on the South side
of Cuba. After landing them there the mate
took the vessel to Campeaches, obtained fraud
lent papers and sailed for New York, where
he was dispossessed by a power of attorney
sent on from Charleston by the owner. When
she was first fitted out she was a schooner, but
the mate had her altered to a brigantine, and
brought her as such to this port. Her name
is in very small letters and she has been to
tally divested of her internal fittings as a
slaver.
Col. Payne, of the S. P. Hooper, took pas
eage on a bark for New York, but died on the
voyage. His remains were kept and buried at
Staton Island.
Deputy Marshal Miller is now in possession
f the slaver.
The mato is anxiously looked for, and it is
probable that the brigantine will be sold for
the benefit of the United States government.
Transportation of the U. S. Mail.
w LSIIINGTON CITY, November 3.—The
Postmaster General has concluded an arrange
ment with the Canadian Postoffice Department
by which the mails are to be transported for
the sea portage weekly. betwesn Detroit and
Liverpool, via. Portland, in the winter, and
via. the river St. Lawrence in the summer, the
service to commence by the trip of the first
steamer outwards from Portland, on the 2.61,h
inst. It is intended to have the mails of such
of them as may be thereby expedited for and
from the South, North Western, and probably
some of the South Western States sent in closed
mails between Chicago and Detroit on the one
side, and Liverpool and London on the other,
and for this purpose the assent of the British
Postoffice Department has been requested to
constitute Chicago and Detroit Exchange Offi
ces for the United States and British mails on
the side of Great Britain. Cork may also be
constituted an Exchange Office. The schedule
lines between Portland and Chicago to be forty
eight hours, and when the services commence,
there will be an . unbroken line of railway the
entire distance. This will be a very direct line
from the far west to Europe.
Hon. Tom Corwin in Brooklyn.
NEW Toni, November 3.—Hon. Tom Cm.
win, member of Congress elect from Ohio,
delivered a long address to an audience of
about two thousand, persons at Musical Hall,
Brooklyn, embodying his views of the doc
trines of the Republican party. He argued
that the irrepressible conflict bettieen free and
slave labor originated with the South Carolina
Nullification. He counseled, obedience to all
law, including the Fugitive Slave law, and de
fended Webster, Clay and Fillmore from the
charge of being favorable to slavery because
they recognized the law, and acted on their
duty as sworn officers of the Government.
He is opposed to the doctrine of Squatter Sov
ereignty, and repudiates the extravagant sen
timents promulged by Wendell Phillips with
reference "to Old Brown and Harper's Ferry.
"Popular Avereignty, in exercising its pow
ers in Kansas, had • resulted in four years of
civil war, out of which came that spectre of
insanity and treason, John Brown."
Washington City Items•
WASHINGTON CITY, November 3.—A letter
has been received here, stating that General
Tries, for many years Governor of Chihuahua,
is shortly expected at El Paso, - to consult with
Judge Hart with reference to the construction
of a Railroad. through Chihuahua, under a
grant to Messrs. Hart, Otero and others by the
Legislature of that State lost year.
Lieut. Mewog Is reported seriously ill at El
Captain William F. Smith, of the topogra-
phical engineers, has been appointed Secretary
to the light-house board, vice Captain Frank
lin.
Commander Elartsteine and Lieut. Jones
have been ordered on special duty in fitting
for sea the steamer Pawnee at Philadelphia.
Lieut. Davenport has been detached from
ordinance duty at the Washington Navy Yard,
and ordered to the National Observatory.
Cotton Mills Burned
CONCORD, N. H., November 3.--The Pem
broke Cotton Mills, at Senicook Village, were
destroyed by tiro this morning, together with
a dwelling and picker and counting rooms
on the opposite side of the river. The loss is
$lBO,OOO, of which $90,000 is insured.. The
mills were owned principally by 'Weld and
Minot, Thomas Howe, W. Robers, and M.
Pope, all of Boston. Nearly two hundred op
eratives aro thrown out of employment by this
calamity.
Later from St. Louis
ST. Louis, November 3.—The Westport
correspondent of the Republican says that four
Santa Fe mails are now duo at Independence,
and serious apprehensions are felt for both out
going and. incoroing parties. The same cor
respondent states, on the authority of the mail
carrier between Council Grave and Fort Riley,
that nineteen Pikes Peak emigrants were
murdered on the plains by the Indians since
the killing of the Sloss chief at the former
place, about two months since.
Wyandotte Constitution Adopted.
ST. LOUTS, November 3.—Governor Medary
issued a proclamation declaring. the WyandotteConstitution adopted. Also designating the
29th inst. as a day of thanksgiving.
Suicide at Waahiturtoii.
WASHINGTON, November 3.—Lewis Jones,
fa young clerk in the Land Office, committed
suicide by blowing out his brains with a pistol.
Railroad Accident
ALBANY, November 3.—A . freight train,
consisting of forty•one cars, on the New York
Central Railroad, ran off the train at midnight,
near this city. The locomotive and eight of
the cars were smashed to pieces. There, were
no lives lost.'
Destructive. Fire in New Orleans.
Seven• squares, from Washington Ninth
streets, were burned this evening. They were
thickly built with small buildings. Another
square is on fire. The firemen are powerless
for want of water.
Fire in Lexington.
LEXINGTON, November 3.—The Bagging
Factory of P. Scott was totally destroyed_ by
fire this evening. The loss is about $1,500,
which is insured. The origin of the fire is not
known. •
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in •
- •
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS.
BROOMS irSoC
No. 21 Diamond, Pitteimigh. - -
IA - VINO- NOW-IN STORE A LARGE
and carefully selected stock of everything in this
lie, either manufactured by himself or purchased di
rect from manufacturers, FOR CASH. is prepared to
supply customers and the country trade with goods in
his hne,
• . .
CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET'
The following comprise the leading items in his stock
of Wooden and Willow Ware :
CHURNS-Pine Staff: 8 size% . Oak Staff, 4 sizes; Cedar
Staff, 3 sizes; Ovid Crank, Cedar, Oak or Pine, 3 sizes;
Cedar Barrel,4 sizes, Spate's Patent, 3 sires; Therinhill
eter, 3 sizes--a large stock.
inicKETS—Common red, blue and green, fancy and
varnished, half, quarter and toy pails; cedar brass and
iron bound,2 and 3hoop,Piggins, cedar, brass andiron
bound, 2 hoop; Horse Busketa heavy iron balcaitchen
Buckets, iron bale; Oak Well Buckets, well Ironed;
Flour Buckets, nested.
TUBS—Painted, land 3 hoops white pine. and cedar,
hand made, a/.1 sizes, nested or by the dozen.
KEELERS—Painted and varnished, 3 sizes, dozen or
neirk cedar Feelers, brass or iron bound.
2 , IEASURFS—AII sizes, from bushel to quarter peck
pine or cedar, sealed or unsealed.
, CLOTHES PlKE — Plain and head, in five gross boxes;
1 Smith's Patent, in grbas boxes, and Brass Spring, in.
WWEl b SAßlSS—Waterloo raised centre, Marietta Zinc;
Double Woo and all other kinds.
BROOMS, WMSES, BRUSHES, te., le great variety
!d .
rat TUBS—His Butter and Butter and meal
Tubs, 20r3 in nest, or tangly. • •
DOOR AND BUGGY MATS—Allioaate, Cocoa and Grass;
Grass Table Mats.
WHITE NEST BOXES—Spice and Sugar Boxes, five in
nest, plain and.varnished. . .
OAK STANDS—Assorted sizes, for,apple-butter, kraut,
pickles, meat or milk.
UMBRELLA STANDS—For Stores or Dwellings.
CLOTHES HORSES --Assorted sizes and styles ntade to
order.
WOODEN WARE—Comprising Rolling Pins, Potato
Mashers, Butter Prints and Ladles, Lemon Squeezers,
Spoons and Beaters, Muddlers, Snap Cups, Shaving
Boxes, Spigots, Bung Starts, Axo, Pick and Hatchet
Handles, Steak Mauls,
ac.
BAT AND MOUSE TRAPS, of e
TAR CANS, MOP HANDL tn, Iron and wood heads,
Clothes Pounders.
MARKET BASKETS, in great variety of size and style,
by the nest or dozen, ofour own manufacture, at Eas
tern prices.
CLOTHES BASKETS—Round and oral, four in neat.
HAMPERS—Square Sat and trunk lids.
NURSERY CIIAIRS, of every style.
COACHES AND CRADLES, of every , style.
TRAVELING BASKETS—Assorted sizes and styles.
•" Berlin, Japanned.
LADIES' CAP French, assorted.
RETICULES—Imported and American.
SCHOOL BASKETS, in great variety.
SPLIT HAMPERS, for Potatoes, Peaches, &c.
ORCHARD BASKETS —Willow and -
air City and country dealers are invited to call and ex
amine our stock and prices before purchaaing elsewhere,
as we CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THIS MARKET.
octBd edaw• same
_ •
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
21 Diamond PiUaunnzh
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS,—We in-
Tito 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 Mandla Wrapping Paper,
And a full stock of all articles In our lute. which we are
prepared to otter at prices that cannot fail to please.
octl2 HAY k CO, iSE, Wood street.
GREAT BARGAINS AT PRIVATE
SALEghth Ward Building Lots, situate' on
Bluff and Gtstatreets. Prices from SMO to $l,OOO each.
Only 13 retnaln unsold. Terms of payment--one-third
in hand; balance at 1 and 2 years. Also, 2 lota, each 24
by 133 feet. Situate on Crawford street, between Wylie
and Franklin, for $OOO each. For sale at the Real 0&.
tato Office of S. CUTHBERT t SON
oct22 51 Market street.
fl ENTEEL BOARDING.—Six gentlenaen
be accommodated with rooms nti ,
in N...1a
fir t atolass boarding hottse, pleasantly bested on
Liberty street, two minutes walk from the business por
tion of the city. For further information apply to W.
H. WHITNEY, at the office of the Morning Poet.
aug2tf
WINES.—
cases Clicquot quails Champagne Wine
do do put do - do
30 baaketa Peas Beidseick's qta do .do
10 do do do pta. do do
10 do Rancho pts,andDronet qte do do
5 do do -do do pts do do
25 cases St. Julien Atedoc Claret • do
10 do Ladies' Catawba do
15 do do Ginger do
In store, and for sale by
ap2B . MILLER k itacitErsoN.
SUNDRIES
1 00
bags Rio Coffee; •
1.13 pockets Java do;
30 bbls. Crushed Sugar;
hhda. choice New Orleans Sugar;
30 good Sugaz;
100 halt chests Y. H. and Black. Tea;
25 " Gunpowder Tea;
60 bble. Golden Syrus
100 boxes various brands Tobacco;
450 koza BL Cart,. Soda;
For sale by faces WM. H. SMITH a. CO-
Air A. WEAVER open a handsome
11l • assortment of FALL D WINTER
MILLINERY,
Together with a large assortment of CHTLDRENS'
CLOTHING and Patterns of all descriptions, at
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET,
Second Story, above Elliott's Shirt Store, on FRIDAY,
September Wth. 110 ff
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FINE SHIRTS, NECK TIES, SUSPENDERS,
And a full stock of Merino Under Garments, for Ladtes
and Children, at
octatat
JOS. 1101INE'S, TT Market it.
TOCKINGS. Gloves. Gauntlets ant
oet27 ,
n groat variety, a HOODS HOODS
t
HORNES, 77 Market at.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.—I keep coq-
Meetly on hand a corrmlete assortment of lA
gums, either bottled or otherwise, eonstattng of '
Port Wine; Hattori*
' Sherry Wine, Catawba Wine,
Holland Gin, Jennies Rum,
w have's, Hosietter's and Hootlanda's German Bitters.
JOSEPH FLPttING,
corner of Diamond and`Market street.
2 500 -A FARM
mii?lt ' es s W i allc A ro l i t to the
R. B. Station, at Freedom; 40 acres in cultivation, one
acre of which is in fruit 3 durable springs; 2 stables,
etc. The timber is goo d; a valuable stone-nuarry, go od
fences, and a stone foundation for a dwelling house.
Price $2,000. For sale by
8. CUTRBERT SON
Real Estate Agents, al Market st.
INE TOBACCOS.-
25 Gross Anderson's Solams
25 " Aundet;
2.5 " Mrs. Miler's Fine Can
25 Sege Fig Tobacco; _ •
26 Boxes Duleissinous Tobacco, for sale by
RHYMER 3 ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood street,
13 • 09e0elte 8C Charles Hotel.
D UFF'S BLANKS, for - Mercantile, Steain
and
for sale and - Bank• Boo l &Eketimi
. hand
octlo cor. Wood t Third t Market &Second! eta.,
ENGINEER'S POCKET TABLE-BOOKS,
eold by 144/01 J. R. WELDIM
BROWN'S FSSENCE OF JAMAICA
GEIGER, for sale at •
JOSEPH
,ABELS DRUG STORE,
cor. Fifth and Grant sta.
v :c F. NEWTON'S CELEBRATED ,FRE-
XI
• lELR GOLD PENS A..ND . CASES. Patented and
arranted. A select assortment receiTed at
Jerset ri Sweet Potatoes by barrel. •
• Conn " " "
100 bus good Red Potatoes. :
100 " mixed
I 25 boxes W. R. Cheese.
' '
'75 btisbels Prime Timotby Seeti; for sate
corner NarkjetAtland'EirsaYETZEatrasta,,lti
IQUTTER.-14 kegs cttoice packed Butter,
Jur inst receimi and for stile
T im
J A. FETzr:R - ,
• corner Market and First street"
T • • : I
A beat ithld , to wear at •
W 41 7 •• - • ' ..MORKES, 77 Market it'reet.
1101 RICE .ONE DOLLAR—Life of - Chio'rie
Itmaler. °3 " t on'e ce v i :l=. /461 " Y . o DPAi 3 erCtry
octl2 •
BAY & C 0,66 Wood atreet.
t t.
Stage; of AVAte.'
River—Two feet six inches roster tzt.t.i.
ALLEGHENY - eATTiLIE -
• Au.saamty (....Wr;'Novernber6 '1859.
The quality of cattle offered Gib; ireek is poorer .lien
last week, with a preportienate, range of figures. There
west; good Eastern demand, and _few were left over.
.
Sheep and hogs brought good price s.c
- DROVE YARDS. ' •
. ; : - John-Allizada, ProPriairn'•
No.OfferOct by Sold, Price.
' ' 2'2 8 2 ,80 V 100
23... A. Leetle
18... J. C. Grimes. 18 *.• @,3 34 lb- . ' -
16_.H. G.:Eaton • •22 ". 2 '
W.-W. Murdock 333
40.:.J. N. Taylor - 40 1 - 2
27-. J. N. Nelson
19... T. Campbell, (by H „ uff)....... 19 ' 23443
33... C. Nickolas, .•,21403
7... J. B. Frazer 4 @3 " •
17...5. Phillips_ -17 g. 20 2.,V
per head,
45...8. S. Phillips
7... Porter & Co
22-. S. R. ChrisL 2 013 -
(33
-. 41_ - ::2.03 •!
31... H. A. Merrick 21 . 2 03
10.-James Brown " 10- .2 @3 •• "
16... J. Scott 18 3 •
32.-Corceron & Co' " P,4g234 "
32...HazIewood & ... .. 32 - - 2011
80.-Brouse & Good 80 2 (413
B . Patterson ......... . '
17... D: B. Taylor & Co "1.7 .
85-. Myers &118rn • 86 2 .493 • “
24...5. Warren 24 21.4
" 14 • 23a3 •
89.- Marks & Traurman..._.... 89 2
59 ...Greenawalt & Conn 50 2 @: 3 34
8... W. J. Lafferty__ .......... . 8. 1 @2,‘„.i • •
35.-J. Hightshelf • 35 2' "43
74... D. Bonsall sent east.
62...H01mes & Pfeiffer.,'
15... J. Holmes.
18... A. J. Burns;...
Woodward.
71... Z. Kline ......
54.-Alex. M00re....
29... E. Whittlesry
1319 offered
966 'sold.
363 sent East
1187 head offered: 479 head, sold at $1,60 ,to V ,00 VI
100 lbs., and $1,75' 'll head: talancei. 708 head, sent east
1051 head Ofrerecii 889 hsad sold at Sy s to fit;•,c, as in
qualitY, and the remainder, 782 head, eseite.esst:
. „
11:epresely for the
. .Deti Ilforning Ax[.
. .
- Portsemum, November 3, 11359.
Flour... More lively. Sales of 1,000 bbls. from store
at $4,87(.85,00 for sttpi,rhne, $5,02(45,25 Mi. eitril;''and
$5,50,g15,75 for extra family;.fancy $6,1:10. ) •
Grabs...Okra—Sales 400 bush from Srst hands at
40c 210 bush. front StOre - at '434g)44c. Cosi-100 bush,
new at 82c. '
Hay... Sales 18 loads from. sealeS at $1863311 ton.
Bacon..,Sales 3,000 14. Shoulders at Sc,,.
Apples-. Sales 80 hbla. at .V,Z1042,..40.
Potat oe bbls. Jersey Sweet at. V.,75g:3,00.
00 bush.Weshannocks at 45c. - -
78 boxes W. R. at 81./AWc. - •
Soap . ..... Sales 40 boxes Rosin at se. V, lb.
Cartdllii...Sales 55 boxes Dips at 12,c.
Siagar...Sales 5 hhds. N. O. at Sc.' , 4
Molasses... Sales 22 bbls. N. O: at , 42, 44e. 111 N.
Cotree:-Sales 18 sacks Rio at 11P/013e. • : '
011.-Salea7.o bbla Lard N0...1 at foo@9le.ll gab , ,
Batter...gales 2bbls. Roll at 15c.3 lb.
Whltiley-.Sales 54 bbls. Rhetised at 28@c. ift"gal.
10 bbls. Old Rye at 83,00. • • - '
PULLIDELPffti. November 3 . --Flour. firmer; sales Ohio
extra 420,75; superfine at 154505,50 t extra tinnily at
03(86,50, and and fancy at $6.751g7,00. Wheat less active;
awes 3000 bush rad at $1,3^.41,35, and white at $1,40@1
1,45. Ryo steady at 86@#90c. Corn less active; sales of
2300 biish yellow at 46c alloat, - and iitie•in . store. Oats in
fair request; sales 70000 bush at '4sc for Delaware, and.
44c. for Pennsylvania. Whisky dull at .26(gtn'e.
liEW' YORE. - .November. 3.— , -cotton firmer:- sales .1,700
bales, including 50 bale's in tranaitu at Ile. for strict mid
dling upland, at 9 1 ,:d frei,ght. Flour firm; .12.000 bash sold.
Wbeat, Western white $1.40g1,4234. Corn dull; sales of
BOOR bush mixed at 98@g:h.... Pork - heavy: Mess $1527:
prime $11,60. 1,500 boxes middles bacon, - deliverable
before January, were sold at 93 , 6 e long clear ft short
ribbed 831 e; aanseed steady 1:4.56(457e • ,Wilisilty 33 7 0. -
Rosin bouyant 56c was refused! Rico scarce and pnee.s
firm. Tallow firm. Other articles quiet. '
R. T. 8. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY; R. BRO.;
wati'r RYE AND CORN PURCR.A.SED.
n OUR, CORN ZtEAI, AND aoninst
mAr,t - FAcTßar„v AND DELIVERED
IN t'.ITTS.RUNX/R AND ALLEGRIMY.
aut:lydewl
Z. L.. EA S
. • • _
No. 114 Cor.'Wood'a . hd Fifth 'titrits,..-
•XITILL•SELL . .BLACK- F.ROeIC-DRVIS
COATS use to sell .sio,oo for 6 , 25
Frock Dress Cloth, fine;use to sell at... 14,00 for 10,00
First Quality Cloth,., •"' lB,oo' for 12,00
Black Cloth Pants, _" • • 5,00, for, 3,25
4 4superftne). ' 6,00 for 4,00
Cassimere suite made to order, ••• 25,00 for 13,00
Also, Satin, Plush, Silk and Cloth Yeats,.
At very low prices- The above 14 theiCiSli Price had by
referring to. this advertisement,the above prices will be
strictly adhered to.. - -
--
AI it BA N K'S Sk, AI, E,S-I
FAIRBANWS RAY; COAL;PLATFORM; and
Of erery description, foriude at • . •
. FAIRBANE'S sr:ALE WAREHOUSE.
°eta : No. el Fifth street
JUST ARRIVED--
.. • A splendid Assortment of
HOPP H-A.T I 9 .A 147) CAPS,
. .
E.
- . ,
119 WOOD ST/WET, (one door ...B.inith 54' Fi(tl4)
NO' PLACE LIKE , ,
FOR HATS AND CXOTRING.
NO PLACE LIRE FLEMINGS,-
yoßmArs-A-ND ACIAYIin NG.
NI) PLACE T..ll{F, FLEMING'S, . ' '
• FOR HATS AND CLOTHING
NO PLACE LIKE IfV.MINGY/34.,-
•
•,t• Iff'.IIWATIFE;
A . .
~• mbrotyo, Daguerreotype;
♦aa .
PHOTOGRAPHIC, .
No. 64
•-'.
;PITTSBURGH;
Pibtut es takes m all the various . strati Or this art;
at reasonable prices. • • •
uERM_U•DA ARROW - ROOT:=9O Ih g r
' for mile by •-' • ' 13. A. FAHNESTOCL•k .
nog 7.i - - corza.r First' and •Woortete:-'
A. PPLES.-50 bbls:- choice Grcen'Apples,
Ai. (ta g s barrels.) Alai received said fee dale b
Corner. Market. mei Fizat streets
kl - EW
LI- leg dan Y ;434ll 'ilittsi,ittie'i• '
nos - C. IrAIVSON LOPE: 74 Market street
OTA x'2o
bls.just received "and
Thr " I° RY . •B COLLINS.
larrycKwisacks For
girelti • was. it. imrrit & co,
' - Second it-met
ICK Rciels,ltX) Hickory
NakOtietantractluad 'for sale by - .
cc = ; ; . HENRI M.COLL/NS.
DUCK.MEE . A.T.—°O -bushels for sale by
J u l , 0 3 0 _ HENRY H. COLLINS
NAPS FOR 1860---Just published
_by foclagi ' • J. 11- • IN:
IARBON PIL--Pirst quality, for sale by _
VV dui gancr?, EMMA, Retail Ihtli StOr‘
• con Scoithfiehrth Ea.
tiIARTARIC lbs
for ruileby FARNESTUCK At CO., -
octal N 0. . ,
60. corner. Fourth and Wood streets.
lillgreipK , mvll
F4I%,LISH. DAIRY . CHEESE.-4.5a boxes
prime ,Engledi Da,:try Cheese, jest received and far
a by teal] a...5.NRY H. GOLLLN9-
0 ' LO "E ' • an. '
EBY GOODS—From Anctlort—Great Bargains
can now be had at BATON, CREE MACRUWS,
no 2 /20.17 Nth street.
COMML,
PITTSBURGH"
Philadelphia Market.
New York. Market. `,
TERME, 6il9s -ON DELIVERY
.e COUNTER spA.Lss,
FOR - HATS AND cLOTItINp:
• Cor. <if arrra anal WooD._
MIMI
saw=
• . •
4,7 -Two
Photography,
- sata.y...pteruh--
colored in Qil on Cans:
Oolore in Peetll
, P I O 2, in. the znae.:l.
; -
E'auxtti-street
HOTOG,R, /i, AIIRR - OTTRE. Wk.
LAYNOTYPE — AIND iraillnutakonp e
P GAL-
I,ER V, Cor:Fifth anti:Grant alleadv—ThiVaubikkiloar
irig fitted up romps in M T/GEE'S BUILDULQ, 14 now:
gpcpared to take' Liketfeaaea that-OdNNTIVVALII,
u vE ••
' Call and:examine the collection. -
Corner ofFifth and Glad, istreeta.
BATES , &'°' JOHNSON'S ROOF1N&"'
. • .
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that he puirto
ehnsed the interest of his lato
BATES; in 'alb ROOFDIG -131.1.9EVEZS, thestole '
wanufacttiro and nosier, in. the. following . ,tl . m,
kinds"of Ehofitig:— ' - ;
let. Ginn .Elastic, Cement; Felt and Cittalas Roofing.
-
2d. Improved .Felt,.:Cemnat, and Ipitanar
- • , „ •
• , 3d. Patent EngllBl;.4..sphaltlc Felt Roof- , -'
All warfailtedFlßE;AND WATER MROOE. • %aft
Material for,salo, cit printed matrucpons for mdag.:
ElCet at MATES k JOHNSON'S' OLD STAND,: t 6
N. - 11. - -:-Ti-de GEOZI - Cement fit ittu;quilletfiui iMel PI
:dotal Roofe l LactinOssicone longopAlcker. paigUad,
cheaper.
- sel
114.126 'Z. - nazi Ass, ,s.
SMiTH
NINTH,:*.A4e
pyrrfiatuß4Hi.PA. ."
Warehouse, 1!70._14,9 Pim and nkfkit . elnil strp4e.
bfanntietnrera of all eizea anddetreriptioni of Coil Oil .
Retorts and Stink; Geri andWaterPl firsitiroulit
Iron Wagon Boxes,Steel Moulds :
i.Uso ob mg and bia,J , nne nga o every detecinip
non made to order.. - -• ' "'"
Having'a complete • rnachine,.iteip . ettaatetLto ibe
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be.carutl attend;
LAKE Si** : 0 : -0
•• 13 11-E L TT2FG W R •• •
•
- 111 , C13RDY Jr, CO -- t
MANUFACTURERS OF SiIEATXUNq.•
ers' 'and BoltCOnper; Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spelter Solde4 ~ slao
porters and dealers in. Metals, Tin Plaisai=iron.
Wint;•&o.. COneta iron hand, Ilintriefe --
Tools. Warehouse, o. 119 First, araiLict s isccutd . streets,-
Pittsburgh; Pa: Special - orders of Copper cut to in de
trod pattern' . -• • mr2ft• • "
0. S. Siam., Late of Lip osatori—/oxisstaGisee,-Fitrth.
BRYAN ilk CO:,
COMMISSIOII 'MER = CHANTS,'.
• FOR ni.E . SALE , OF•
PIG `.l=Rolli; 111.001118; .) &C.; I . ':
No. 52 Wood st 4 Rittitiorp. •
rxrpriiscats.--Lsori. Sborb k Co..Pitt.s gh, LiTtatok:
tOu, COpelarid '.t Co., Pittsburgh: Thos. E.
I.nooaster; Eon. Saran: Cameron; Harrishaw '
Qardner fi Co. Hollidaysbuioz, Pa ,
. . .•
THE - ENTERPRISE - INSURANCE cAL,
OF ~PSILADLPBIAr
_ • ,
. TNSuR.Es SiGA
by Piro 'oo'l:bindings; Mercinuidite, Furnituom
at reasonable rates o(.l , n:4llin:rt. ,
Ditercroms —F. Ratchford Starr; Williarnarg9.,ol wm.
M'Kee JECn.ilslalbrn.Frazienltio. M.Atwood:of AXwOod.
White & Co.; Benj. T. Tr edick, of Tredick.,.Btokeel,Co.; •
Erenry Wharton; Mordecai L. bawsont - Cleo. H. t3tewart'--'
of Stewart &. _Bra; Johnol. Brown al
.:John Brown A
004 B.A. Fainiestocit,Of B. A•Filineittcit Coc4 - Attiltrtiw
Caab;.J.•l‘;;li;rring . eri of Wood ..k . Rrnnwar...'-:-• ,
R RATCRFORD pTAR.g.,
,preaident.
CBARLIaI W: CU SocrEnnl , '
Prrriannton Bialtamt...--Wm. =lmes& Co Painter.:
4 Co., Thomas M. Howe. Eaq., Jas. nars.hallVar '"-
Eiramer, E50... -- Wilson,W.Elroy.&Co. i . Wilson; It
00., Bailey Brown,k I.4vingst4l4-04; 1(.10..4 F.
Jp.naes R t,yon - VCo4 Wrri. Lavelys&
14.1 f ir 3 .o4Aigenitar -
lje.93Ritn GE 0,8• 1
, - • 15q. 42 Mood *alma. - 7
- •
'Pa", FM,FO9
,LOG.ZiN &GRE(3O,-,
!: - - /toporters of
Alt W -IC'
t No.' 52-Wood Stieeti.,
RottrDodra above St•Cb.arles - :' -
96213.13 m • - - - • - PST
Ie`EIVN MA.CRIIVE IWII.X
FOUNDRY,
. -
U. • .
M
ANUFACTURER"
Bt ZFF:FF F : 1 0 1 , . 1•!1-.1d!tP.,1140irallIgt
i()r .e4 th+ l promgtly attcm deci.
tesaa'aaQts
...........................
IP; 11.:110649ERg'&130:';:::
. .3iitarriclilBB3B 'or
tociERS , DtPRObat - 2060, -- 7 z •
STEEL i'CULTIVA
11 .
* Corn e r ±24. .. .t Bta7et •
ptinfitriant,
5/ARBLE! MARBLE I !
JOHN lIIIVALICGO'
NUMENtS , GRAVESTONES:
,; YDRA
:so..ssa LIBERTY mum
TILE MANIJFA.CTUR.EBS,,OO.:BA;Vir,-.7i
x • YE33,'S CIIMMIQAL OLIVE =WIVE
afterjs o e, - --
subjecting if to , the - severest bests' lit' &Own b:i
tinde,pre . fully persuaded that thereto nO.EbJnikr.Wl4ol-- , '
-111 E-SuePlu'tilelnited stated, for SOlittlernoW,ltaving
Ai once-so many zoodslalities, (and - no few --.•
iO.F.IIEAUTY—In colors, firmness, surface 13 /4 1 .X . ... .
VO6h erali rli ; - ' '.
. . triXeliiikia, -
R —ln freedom from roain c .
.. ..,.,
clajfish bilklittile maw and adowaraidond. •. , ..,
Ik ilsb
1 41e!•P 44 1 4L.1TY-47.ir waslung olotheoyaf a deicolp• • •
Con, coarse or fine; cotton, irnen, woolen or , dy.il4, : _,
prLated.or• - whltet.ter - mums tar, gram; p Paw.= '-
on, Ininterteink, shoemakers' wan . , site., frnia , -:i.
frirattand, and from cher hinds.
Give it a fair trial for yogreelnsa;.atut-bo ocotiltast.,. % ...1
atetnoinber, the name is on each - bar. - Argrimwooligi : „, .-
of the, directions •".- " - , 8. - C.'&•• 10H. ErAwstat„
4 j e s . . _ . ..4i Wood atreetePittaborido. ->
_
"DEIV."..PS GROVE," twisjitislloo4:lllooir
I! now open for,The.,vidcortepares Plow
. -
- .
• ICE CEEA.g.*D.Rluzeitatzlizi...t.-j_.
. 3 a - Aattendan'oe.6:ic(
covered platform. forvlancrog.. - • -""
.rearrmew-cC 11.0EVELER.
THE - LOYALHANNA HOUSE;
: LATicost,-ipsorapju.'; _
T'm J.,ARGE..ANDIVELL-'VECTIL
LATED JECOME,• pleasantly
! totted, wit Wat talc.
yard orthe' Penn's.' Railrbal;te now open for timbre.
caption of summer Nirtitcaza.. find teupta aterhark
recently been erected cattle premises. yawl Abe tahla.!
auttordednear by., ALLErraaaatophcra twarimmodicat..
--vlazorwtsm ErslMt. nrisiori
Notice f :
ITRREBY. GIVEN-that 'Letters of Ad
_Lfrninietration hare teen granted to the'tutthsralsl
upon the "estate IJAI
tate of THEOBOLD lISTLETTES,
denim d: All pentonaharingelitinas or detnanda agax
the estate of said de , :eased, are roques:ed to T4AitektiOwa
she same to m
the undersied, at the office ,of Hann&
Hart k. CP, eltY rPatsbu _ - ,
flAit
Oet-.1-I,lenS: oot.l2rgdirozatv
Zttsbn.
'ONE 1-10 RDR.EDLOol..L.I.R.S%Wilit par
chases choice. Startling Lay :Li bv - 14) feat. "Dims
C.IrrHIATO a 15 0/% 1 4,
octal el itiati, rOy