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- JAMES P. BARB,
EDITOR AND PROP W1E.T0.11..
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}tire DMus per year, strictly in ad
- since. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of the, One Dollar.
AL ItiF,'FAERS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger -
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fort IVagne and Chi Sago Ragroact.
'(Fr.m corner of Liberty and Gm. streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
„. 'Express Trana.......1215 A. AL 41:60i1:11.,• ,1,01 P. M
Mall Train. " G:6O A . M, - •. `
- • Express Tra1n.........12.60 P. IL 8:45 P. M. '2:30 A. Al
Arrive at Chicago:
EXpre55,...........6,47 P. AL Express,--
...
• f - leturning;a rive atTittaburgh:
P.M. [ Express, 3:30 P. M. I Express, 200 A. M
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
...be: Brighton Accommodation- 9-.30 A. M. 53 P. Al
205 A. 3L ' 12:10 P.M
Penney/vonia Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Trani- 9:05.P. M. 11246 P. M.
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Fast, L in e .. - ..... ..
The ' Johnstown Hay i -250 A. M. 1.1:50.P. - At.
Passenger 4:20 P. M. 1= A. M:
" • Johnstown ....................- 2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
First Turtle Creek " A. M. - 6:50 A. 51
acon. " - 4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
Third " " 8e.3) P. AL 0:15 P. M
. : and Lbeadticßte -sailroad.
(From iberty and Grant streots.)
Leaves. . Armes.
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Mall Train. 700 A. 51. 6:15 P. Al
Express Train. 4:30 P. M. A:45 A. M
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ratinxid.
•`.` .(Frointorner of Liberty and Grant streets) . ..
Leaves. Amve..
Express Train 12.15 A. M. •-2.40 A. M.
Mail Train.. 0.25 A. M. , COO Y. M.
Nast" LO
P. M. B.BO P. M.
Wellsville Accommodation 6.00 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Flltsburgh, Wend., and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets )
Leaves Puts. Columbus. Arr. in Ctn.
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 11.30 A. AI
Express Train.. 1.05 P. M. 130 A. At. ' - 7.30 ...Ad
THE COURTS.
SIIPMEE (CURT.—Before ChiefJpatice Low
rie and Judges Woodward, Strong, Thompson
and Read.
NOVEMBER 4th,-1859.
Groff et al 43. Weakiand; Cambria.' , Argued
by Foster for plaintiff in error, and by John
eton, contra.
Irwin et al vs. Irwin; Westmoreland. Ar
gued by Armstrong, for plaintiff in error,
Cowan, contra, and closed by Foster for plait?.
tiff in error.
Ordered That Turman Sheppard, of Phila
delphia, be appointed Inspector of the Eastern
Penitentiary in the place of John. Baer, de
ceased, and to hold the office for the remainder
of his term.
Westmoreland county vs. Conernaugh town
ship, Indiana. Argued by Foster for plaintiff
In error, and Banks, contra.
Hartman et Itl VB. Blackburn, Westmore
land. Submitted by Foster for plaintiff in
error, and Cowan, contra.
Weirs vs. Myers ; Indiana. Argued by
Coffey for plaintiff in error.
COURT ON Qu Before
Judges M'Clure, Adams and Parke.
•
NoraunEe. 4th, 1859. .
Commonwealth vs. Martin Laughlin, ac
cused of the larceny of clothing from the store
- of. John Laughlin, Wood street. The jury
found a verdict of not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. James ScallilJ, indicted
for assault, and battery, on oath of T. J. White.
"DeMndarit pleaded guilty, and was remanded
for sentence.
Commonwealth vs. George W., alias "Shar
per" Smith, indicted for larceny. in stealing a
set of harness from James Patton, Jr., of Alle,
gheny. Verdict guilty, and prisoner remand
ed for sentence.
Commonwealth vs. John Baxter, charged
with larceny in stealing a lot of butter from
the spring-house of George Sharp, in Plum
township. Verdict guilty.
Emily Israel, an English woman, was tried
for selling liquor without license. The evi
dence showed aninformality in the return, and
the jury found a verdict of not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Philip Beilstein,
charged
with selling liquor to minors at a ball at his
"house in the Fourth ward, Allegheny, where
he kept a beer hail, on oath of Frederick Rid
dle. • For the defence Mr. Beilstein showed
that he had frequently refused to sell to minors,
and kept a notice in his bar stating- that they
would not be furnished with liquor. The case
was submitted without argument, and the jury
found a verdict of not, guilty.
Commonwealth VS. Edward Frowenheitn, in
dicted for selling liquor without' license. The
evidence did not priive the selling, but showed
that defendant kept stomach bitters at his gro
cery in Reisville. No verdict at adjournment.
Disrmicr COIIIIT.—Before Judges Hemp
ton and Williams.
- NOVEMBER 4th, 1859.
The court was engaged4n bearing the argu
ment list. The only matter ofimporta.nce was
an, application' made on the part of C. Ihmsen,
to restrain James H. Hays from opening coal
pits, and constructing a railroad on
,certain
grounds of the plaintif f
s, which injunction
the court granted. Attorney for plaintiff, M.
W. Acheson, Esq., for defendant, Geo. P.
Hamilton, Esq.
The Schiller. Centenuary.
Our German fellow-citizens have the repute- .
Lion of always doing well anything they at
tempt, especially if it be in the nature of a
fativity, and in the preparations for the cert
." • turnery celebration of the birth-day of their
great German scholar and poet, he whose sweet
strains 'still haunt our memory and thrill us
with delight, Frederick Von Schiller, this rep
, ittetion is well sustained. The members of the
German singing societies, who have taken the •
matter in band, are sparing neither time or ex
.pease in perfecting their arrangements for the
anniversary festivaball of which are progressing
_finely. The festival, we have every reason to
believe, will be one worthy of the eminent poet
whose natal.day they honor, and we bespeak
for...its proprietors all proper encouragement.
The day will be commemorated by the Germans
throughout the world in an appropriate man
ner ; in the native land of the poet preperxt
tions are being made, on a magrdflcent scale,
for celebrations in every town •of note ; but
however high a tribute may be paid to the
memory of Schiller in his own country, we
doubt whether his countrymen in our own city
will be behind any in the enthusiasm of their
demonstration. Money 'has" been expended
with a liberal hand ; time and talent have been
actively employed, for weeks, in contributing
to the great end, and if we are not, much mis
taken, Pittsburgh will, on the day of Schiller's
nativity, exhibit such a demonstration 'among
our German population ( and we hope many
others may join with them.) as has seldom peen
witnessed. -
LAST NIGHT OF TSB FLourscEs.- 7 -Mr. and
1011, W 1 Florence, who have been playing,
as they- always do, a successful engagement,
take their-leave„ef the public for the season to
night. They offer a good bill, commencing
. with the drama of "Ireland as it was," (the
name of the piece haiing. been changed dar
ing Mr. Florence's visit to England, by reason
of the-change in the condition of the Irish
peasantry, from "Ireland as itr is;") in which
Mr. Florence plays his great part of
Ragged Pat, and Mrs. Florence, Judy O'Trot,
and the protean farce of the "Young. Actress,"
in well the latter takes five charactors. We
are sorry to lose the Florences so seen,' as it
is good-to enjoys hearty laugh 'Whenrwp, can,
hut their engagements elsewhere forbids long
er stay. them have a full !souk to-night.
es an acknowledgment of their merit.
ARGITMENt.--In the Stipreme Court, this
morning, the matter of the Mayor's return to
the writ of certiorari served upon him, corn
mandinglim to return - in full;the evidence be
fore hirn ilk the case OU,Tarilea'Nesmith, tined :
for driving Mr. JohnlT- Logan's.tarriage on
Sunday, will come up for argument: Messrs::
WlCnight and Carnahan are attorneys Thr ap-
MR. Naanr. commences an etigagtnisint
the Pittsburgh Theatre
Daring Stay the great tragedikaAiill give 1
his celebrated personation of , . Jack-Cade," in
the tragedy has
iadea to his stock company lainvEmmolieCush
-11381/t- is- putt and beautiful actres.\nd. Miss
Virginia Vaughn, late of tib,,f-•
br 4Jittburb
A Afrrincet. EXAMINATION.—Often when a
physician is called in to examine a patient's
condition, he finds that the lungs are half
gone, or that destructive lesions haveoccurred,
so as to render a cure, in many ,cases, impos-.
isible. The patient' will find - that 'the little
cough which he thought had merely annoyed
him betimes, has laid Naito a . large portion of
an organ - whose - functiOnS are necessary to
human life; we mean the lungs. If the inci
hient_cough is heeded, and a timely resort is
ad'to medicine, such as Dr. Keyser's Pectoral
Syrup, a real scientific compound, prepared by
a careful phiiician, known to most of our
readers, the cough will never end in an in
.flatrunatoi3r condition of the Inngs and bron
chia; but obstruction will be removed; free
breathing, health, in the place of disease, and
consumption for the want of n nid u 3, will never
take, hold of the constitution,
Jost.
Ali A. M
DISCITARGED.-JOllll Hansen, who has been
in jail since the 20th august, on a charge of
assault and battery,' was yesterday discharged
by the Court of .Quarter Sessions, the grand
jury having found no bill, in consequence of
the abscence of the prosecutor.
Mrs. Eliza Orr, confined on a charge of
adultery, preferred by her husband, John Orr,
aras,aisa discharged, , the' grand jury havin,g
found no bill. The court held that she could
irk 6e held 'on hei• husband's information, nor
could heappear as a witness against her.
James 'Williams, , colored, imprisoned for
adultery and fornication, on oath of John
Orr, was discharged, the grand jury having ig
nored the bill against
Si'tiGUI:AR ACCIDEST.---4 01:11e two weeks
since a son of James Johnston,,riine years obi,
was driving the cows home'fronia farm a mile
distant to that of. bis'fitther in Jefferson town
ship, Butler .county, when he caught ono of
them by the tail. The cow became frightened,
(the tail wrapped tightly about the boy's
wrist) and ran away at full speed, dragging this
boy more than half a mile over a very rough
road. The boy was not relieved until the tail
gave way, when . he was found to be severely
bruised about the head. His escape from
death was considered miraculous.
• • BOY 111t.Lro.--.on Thursday afternoon,
about nine o'clock, a lad named Herman, aged
about thirteen, only sou of Mr. Herman, mu
stela tea/her, of this city, wtii.‘standlng in front
of a store at a toll gate on' the Butler pike, six
miles from the city, holding a horse attached to
wagon, when some boys came along and
frightened the horse, which started off, drag
ging the boy, who held on, with him, and in
tlictingsnch injuries as caused his death a few
moments afterward-
M. 0. W. B.—Rachel Roxbury, spoor, half
clod woman, bearing a child in her nrais, ap
eared Wore alderman Lewis yesterday even
ing, and: madov information against her
band John, who, s.he alleged, first struck her
iu the face with a piece of liver which he had
brought in from market, and then tenni, her
on the face and head. Her person exhibited
the marks of brutality. John was arreAted
and sent to jail to answer.
OCTRAME.- -One night last %%rel. scone nia•
licious poisons, supps - ,s.ed to b student,. carried
all the seats out of three recitations rooms of
Allegheny College, Meadville, piled them up
u short distance from the building and ict nre
to them. The lire was nut discovered until
they were consurimd. The perpetrators Lave
not as yet been ferreted one.
ANNI vcasAr.r SET:mos.-11er. Dr. Swift
will preach his fortieth minis ersary ,ermon at
his church en Beaver street, Allegheny, to
morrow morning. The oectis,ion will doubtless
be highly interesting, as the venerable divine
purposes giving his clerical experience and a
brief history of the churches and rongregatieus
ove r which he has presided durim: his long
ministerial career_
ClosEllt.mativs.-14. Rev. IRLhop
Catholic Bishop of tLr Erin di ud
ralaister the rite. ot omfirmatior, nt Latrob,
Sunday. 4:th nt Loretta on au , , tl3, and
in 'ant Cathedral .in this' city, Sonly, I 'tt.
CoNrts;t: ttb.--The ari;unient the Ifs , 41..t1
to strike the nano of Janie, E. 1:rou n, or
Kittanning,...froca the rolt iif tatoruesit
beforopur ctittrtt, lito been pomporud until
seine time in the latter part of the month.
when it will come up in the District Court
N July last, 8 ricl; of wheat bolo%git4;,: t,)
31r.'3abn A. Patterp)n, of Franklin t,,wn%htp.
Fayette county, was burned, and William tiers
wax.a fow days since- arrested a nd held to tpo I.
,c4atged mith-Settinif fire theriito.
Pltovv,sts:--iSaredi Hill wa, nrre. , trd and
committed to jail ye , :terd , y on a proc, , ss for
keeping a bawdy - 1101m, nlso Eimalwth
George Webler and James 31clicnna
costs, on proceSsc3.
Atlas Dtz t the female philiththropist, pa _ed
through the city yesterday, on ber way
She was unable to remain, as had been antici
pated.
TIM . winter approaches, and everybody will
need warm and comfortable clothing. This
they - eaib obtain cheap, well and fashionably
made, and of the best and most sulmtantial ma
terial, at the mtablishrnent of W. IL McGee
& Co., corner of Federal streot, 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.. I hey give especial at
tention to boys' clothing. Call and look at
their. goods.. -
TUE BEST ANTDDESPEPTIc IN Ex
pqerrtln ois . unqualyled:roc.nmiopnclatfon of Dr. Wit.
axeA'Pilhi,.we are hilly justified by the nunierous certi
ficak.ii of PROMLNENT MEN throughout the eouutry
who bare tried them .. and pruned their certainty u a
care For nick and nervous headache, they are inrehr
'able. See Manual of Health Prepared and sold by B.
L. FAHNESTOCE g Cit., Wholesale Druggists, No. be
.WOO 4 atraeLPittabariti. '; :
Sold at retail by Druggists everywhere.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER,. MAINSTER,"AND HOP DEALER
Pitt! Street, Pittsburgh
A LN G. ,COMMENCED BREWING
" for the season, lam now prepared to furmeh my
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE.
' In addition to my' regular' bivinds," I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly for family use.
-This Ale hi tioinnlya delightful hoverage, but is highly
recommended by the medical faculty, for invalids, *here
a mild, nourishing tonic .reqtured. I have also my
celebrated
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constantly on hantl, - ooniasting of .KENNP.TT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages sent to'any part of the city. angll:6m
•
. &MATING BY-STEAM:—As a testimonial of
the wolkmatdil.cat.nntatter.-perTeet: action of their. self
regelatink#ool4.aisaforl, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we give this.-certnicate. toltessrs.'Daris and Phillips.
successors to Phillips dS.Co y for their plan of heating
by steam tholleconctlVard PublieSchoolt in the city of
Pittsburgh; and which has met our approval, and we
Fould,recornytentr.therd to the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by atom..
R. Miller;:a.;..Tahn Narihalt, Jr., M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, .Direetore.
- ; DAVIS & PHILIDP•di
Steain Eoatin Gas Fittin g, Ptumbing and Brass Founders,
Dealers in eeery descriphon of Gas Fixtures and Pumps
delikNo.67 Wood and 48 Fuld struet, Pittsburgh.
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RE CU:A.NICS: iNSTITIITE.---This Institution,
the want of which has been so long felt by
our cititens
I is, _null rapen, ander the superintendence :of Messrs
acteraturalk adinsoni - In'„ the, Lafayette, Building.. En
"tranee; db - Wood - areet. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition ;of the ,produnti „of Mechanics, Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as *place of resort
for rip intorraatiorvrela4lve thoae branches
dr ,l 4 4l tu9ttY,r43l r exturtinatiott ofsamples or
mgaaillfiq PrbOtia, ?Mitt* articles, to bring
bar e x e
the patine wi a l it greatly to their advantage to
leave camp
V*ta:lea. ,
frelieethally limited to plait the
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Cotb.hfi, ailse,„.B4,al-4u2cl
(:)1 LBY 's 7 d Grainer's. Orde.si i tsar
P Burke's
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PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 5, 1859.
MISS DAVENPORT'S FAREWELL.—]Iies Jean
M. Davenport had a good audience on the oc
casion of her benefit last evening, though the
attendance was not so large as it should have
been, nor indeed has it been during her engage
ment. Her rendition of the arduous part of
Mrs. Haller in the "Stranger" was perfect,
and that of Dot in the "Cricketon the Hearth,"
was equally pleasing, sustaining her high char
acter as the best actress in the country. This
evening she closes her engagement at the
Apollo, and we hope to see an overflowing
house, which she is certainly fully entitled to.
Tho " Cricket on the Hearth" will be repeated,
and it is an admirable drama—which every
one should see, and the popular afterpiece of
" Sketches in India." As the opportunity of
seeing Miss Davenport cannot again occur this
season, the present should be embraced by her
numerous admirers.
Sr. PAULY. 011111Atis' ASYLUM.—The audi
tors of the accounts nt this benevolent institu
tion have made their report. From it we
gather the following statistics: The receipts
of the Asylum for the past year, from all
sources, were $13,738 2S. Of this the recent
fair yielded $4,457 ; the Orphan's pic nie on
the Fourth of July, $2,081 : Bishop Timons'
lecture, $289 52; and a house which was sold
in Lawrence county, $ 1 1 19 5 00—the balance
being contributed in varirous ways. The ex
penses during the same period are given at
$13,164 72, leaving abidance in the treasury
of $573 :IC. The debts of the institution $3,-
859 77.
AFFRAY IN BUTLER COUNTY.—Ono day
laq week, .laFeph Hoetiouberry, of Franklin
township, Butler county; got into a difficulty
with Lie non-in-law, Robert Armstrong, in
which hp stabbed thu latter two or three times.
Armstrong i recovering. Unekenberry 1111$
not been arrested.
ti ENT ENC -S.:MI.OI(W will this morning
be pronounced bp,•n a number of persons,
found guilty of vanotol crimes and miedemean•
ers in the Court of Quarter 'r , =inn,., now 54-
ting.
ASSA ULT AND BATTIRI --Alderman Roger.
yesterday committed to jail Abraham Reed to
an,wer a charge of atzzutult and battery ori oath
of haat. Pert. r
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JOSEPH MEYER & SON, •
Mota:f.l , tzorr-, moil IV!. to
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
lti o. 414 Penn tit , a Ao•e the Canal,'
riar - .• .1 hand n I.4rjr• unnlctrul.t of ..LA
Vurinttiro. ‘1;‘)..01 an.i %lu!n::,:nny of Iry :r 0,4 n tnann
ru-llrre, andirrantr..l :In al!ty nal nty:n t:. any
atnnUfuernresi iU Site ctly, ntr-I ni
laakt!
Adininbdratlon %otlt•t
AirEitEAS. 1,11, n , 4 .2 A tat inu
t. t!..r... , t,41, of 11. , WARI , 11 RYAN. fore, .%;
1.:11, , t)y hut," I.prn t hr •ut,
nII 1 Itir nd c..t
to:the ilnulcdoerpayralot,t, tho‘..
, i4ll/I• at 1/I . lnana. bir 4111.! Ow I.. , tAte +al.l
km - Jot Ow witl,...ttt %Way, I.
JOHN J. MITCHEL.
idiffe. of Nlftf.l,l a Palfarr, 7.. ff"; riff!, .f
J. U. FA
CI l'onniltrania ATer,lln.
Pittatirirti,9xlit tviti ~t 1 elf IA
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(1111 ARI) FIRE AND MARINI; INSti-
IL NCECCIM PA NV, f l'afs.ilnEtruf.t.l tv.tirvc
hr. 1.,...,fea only. Ag.•ffrc f - orfter Third and
Wughi etrect% Pftivhori;ll. eapod and wapiti, over
$300,000.
Pante, Wed. of the Mountain , . no moored th i a
Company, or oho may fl , nire doing no. wall find the of.
thia city mon , coureni , .nt ti,-on correilioniting
with Ito Home ollh.e at Pfoinfiffliftda. A pplivaufffin for
111 , 111'11Ileff. made through WM. 311.Pu/tr., I fetteral Ag't,
r 11.01fEHT 1 , . Tillefir.fithS, Agent, ht it. /tanking
House of Mef . ...r., Hanna, Hart A Co, corner of Third
and Wood Pli.rt.OLA, will TO , l•Pre rtrompt attention.
.1011. Preatdent.
ALFRED H. tiII.I.E'PE, V. P.
.1. B. AMU,. SerralLry.
Refer to—flou. Walter H. Lowrie ' Hon. tieorge W
'Woodward, Wm. M. Sl4llll. Philadelphia Led
gr, A. J. Abell, East , of Baltimore Son, John W. Vial:.
horn, IL N. Burroughs, John A usparili. Jr., C. J. Dupont
CrArCIJ. Eon. 1101:21n.tu.tharn
BULGER & DAVITT,
MantActifrors of evrry ttoßmption of
P r ErZt.IVITitS.EI.3O,
No. 45 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
A full assortment of PITTSBURGH ISIANUFACTU
ED FURNITURE, constantly on hawk which we will
sell at tho lowest prices for Cash. sp2o:ly
JOHN N. CRAWFORIO,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
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Especial attention given to collecting and souring
claims of every kind.
RUIZ To—Jeremiah Dunlevy,
E. J. Roberts, Esq.,
Capt. R. J. Grace,
Roberta & Mellon. Attorneys. [apl9
THOS P. STOTESBURY,
SUGAR AND COFFEE BROKER
119 South Front Street,
PHILADELPEfIA.
Particular attention paid to tilling Western order
for Rio Coffee
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY T'EII,MCM.4I.I)I-1.-
LATEST FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Steamship America
SAcitvrt.r.E, N. 8., November 4.—Thehorse
express having arrived from Halifax, furnishes
Liverpool dates to the 22d ult., brought by
tho•steamer America.
The departure of the steamer Great Eastern
for the United States has been again postponed,
this time sine die. She *ill probably not leave
this year.
The details of the treaty agreed upon by the
Zurich Conference had been published, from
which it appears to be a mere simplification of
the Villafranca agreement of the Emperors.
The rights of the Grand Dukes of Italy are re
served for the consideration of the Congress of
Powers.
Spain was dissatisfied With MoroCco's offer
of pacification, and a war was considered im
minent.
The Sardinian Government had issued a de
cree calling for a loan of one hundred millions
of francs.
The steamers Vanderbilt and City of Balti
more, from New York, and the North America,
from Quebec, bad arrived'out.
Tho Zurich treaty stipulates that the ratifica
tion of the peace treaty shall be exchanged
within fifteen days.
The Paris Pays intimateithat Naples, Spain,
Portugal and Sueden are not likely to bo
members of the projected Congress. The Lon
don 7",re e 4, Pit and Ikrold are averse to
England's joining it. The Post, Lord Pal
merston's organ, regards the Dalian com
plication as very serious, and the situation of
Napoleon very embarrassing. It also thinks
it certain that Romagna will be attacked by
the Papal troops, and that at the first menace
or an armed intervention In the duchies, Gari
baldi's troops will sweep away every vestige of
the Papal rule.
The electricians have commenced, at Valen
cia, experiments on the Atlantic cable, with
some encouraging results.
It is reported at Paris that the Emperor had
refused an audience to a deputation from Bo
logna, and granted one to a deputation from
the' Duchies.
GEM=
The Engheh journals continue to draw at
fretion to the immense naval armaments now
building in France, particularly
,at Toulon,
where twenty-two large ships are being eon
qrueted
INCISOR SOAP
U. 11 HITE.
Nothing definite is known as to the projected
French-Chinese expedition.
It is reported that Marshal N'altaint has sug.
&tested to Napoleon the occupation of the
duchies by Free, h troops, to prevent sivii war.
(,:sinsideratile excitement prevails at Pied
mont on account of the conditions of the Zurich
treats. It ritirrted that Neapolitan War
ships has Mg been seen off Romagna. a Pies:l
-n:omits', equatiron has boon ordered iittr , the
Adriatic.
lIMEEEM
I=l
Then , is an unconfirmed rumor of a revolu•
to.nnry movement at 'Wenn°, in which
febc!, sere tolled.
111=ZEI
A Zurich telegram of the Ibth says the prin.
klpal impel., of the treaty t. , •-•con Franco and
Austria, •ignol by the prenipotentiaric but not
et ratified by the two governments, are as M.
W. 4 Austria gives up Lombardy, nscept
Niantoa and Pos,-biera, and as far as the fron-
Li,r pin„ died by si..ocial commission to France,
ho treirsfers it to Piedmont. Pensions se
inired in Lombardy are be paid by- the new
Pmadsornt i* U. pry A Ultri a 40,
flee ins, and bn retponsitla for three
tittli• ti.e debt of Monte Lombard Venetia,
mat.ii.,; the debt in all transferred to Sardinia,
MEE
PEACH SOAPS
~,:, 1:n7~_v.9
11=Ill
'1 .'
tu , ie,ittriktirit; power 4 unite their
nortA that the reform iri the admints
t rut! ut I.teurrl , xl,Att by tile Pvptt The
rt.r.hts tLe Duk. , of Tuutuy. Iludeuu and
i'arzna t retterv.,l to the two Em
i., rur., with all their power in
the f-en,rstr"rt a e.anftalaratiaa ef all the
:1 I ta!:. esetta, tiruler Austrian rule.
t .rte Fart of this ,--ear‘aleration.
u h., -z , Langttel 2.1 Zurich within fftean
day- It %ill ..en fret!) the atk,vo thi t t the
tr-isty is rtiorety art ampiitleati.,n of the S ilia
frarwa agrt,ttoetit.
ME=
a:!
• Aurcr.
A larleti trli2 a :rxin it - the Alt announces
that Count Collorna w* that :Darning at
tark.ri with tappoplexy. Four physicians wrrti
him, but them wii.ro little hops of
1,,k
Tim Prirt, Pay, astimated ckfita own know
ioar that inn Congress aeerpte,l :at principle
tho Kovernmmt, the only powers
b. be rvprvrt•ntiNi. be.ldent tho great ones, will
l'o-dwoot and the Pope,. and Naples, under
yrtaln o, entualaties the adlneseaurt of Spain
riatnral, but and Portugal
na
The Iridoro , rideri;t: Be/yr zaya that out of
c,utipitruct4t. to Napol,ul). Austria propows
that thy' Corigrvs-.1 e•hould nit in Park, hut this
ALA the chalices faroml Brus-
The of Englaisil in toting part in the
conurg a way being eanvaseed by the press,
general!) the arguments were against it.
The London 'Meier and liereM are both averse
to England Joining any European Congress on
Italian gram. The London Post, Paltners
ton's organ, asserts that it were an idle trifling
with the influence of England, and the hopes
of Italy, to expect any English statesman at
all worthy of the name, to hazard his own re
putation and the national honor entrusted to
his care, by entering a Congress of which the
basis may be in the execution of toe. Zurich
treaty. The same Journal regards the Italian
COMplications as very serious, and the position
of Napoleon as extremely embarrassing. Ho
has undertaken the special protection of the
Papal government, and also of Italian liberty,
while the Papal power and Italian liberty are
in open warfare.
It is almost certain that the Romagna will be
attacked by the Papal troops ; it ie also certain
that the first menace of armed Intervention in
the duchies, the troops of Garibaldi will sweep
before them every vestige of Papal rule. Lin
der these circumstances the intervention of
Austria will be anticipated. What part would
Prance then play, and what extension would
the Roman question then assume! The Post
concludes by saying that English statesmen
will make efforts to avert the dangers which
threaten Europe.
GREAT BRITAIN.—The directors of the Great
Eastern held a mooting on the 19th, and it is
authoritatively announced that the departure
of the vessel has been postponed sine die, and
orders given that all passage money received
bo returned. No time will be fixed for the
transatlantic voyage untill good progress bas
been made in fitting out the ship in a thorough
sea going condition, and according to Borne
authorities, there is no likelihood of the voyage
being made before spring. The ship would re
main at Holyhead about ten days longer, and
then go to Southampton to complete her fittings,
after which a trip to Lisbon Is spoken of. It
is stated that in her present condition the Direc
tory will not accept the ship from Scott Russell.
Tho Directors of the London 'and North
western Railroad Co. gave a grand banquet at
Holyhead to the Directors of the Great Ship
Co., on the 19th. Tho Marquis of Chandos
presided, and among the 'guests were Mr. Glad
stone, Chancellor of Exchequer, Sir John
Pakinton, and many influential men in com
merce and politics. The speeches were all
hopeful of the success of the ship. Mr.
M'lvor, in the course of his remarks, reiterated
the statement that the Cunard Co. was builds
ing a steamer considerably larger than the
Persia, but not so large as she.
Prince Napoleon after minutely inspecting
the Great Eastern at' Holyhead, paid a flying
visit to Liverpool and then left in his steamer
for parts unknown.
The funeral of Robert Stephenson took place
at Westminster Abby on the 21st, in presence
of a great concourse of people, and with every
demonstration of respect. The Abbey. was
crowded and the attendance included the most
distinguished men of rank and professions.
Mr. Stephenson bequeathed 125,000 to public
institutions at New Castle, Sundabsed, Shield
and other towns in that locality. Bug , •
was suspended during a portion of the as
the funeral, and many demonstrations c'
pect took place.
The Ralee Chronicle says that "-
more and Robin.so”
lends thin
1313=M3
experiments on the Atlantic cable. Encour
agement as to the success of the undertaking,
both as regards the resuscitation of the old and
the laying of the new cable, was in the ascen
dant. These gentlemen found room in the
state of the cable to disseminate new courage
among its friends.
The Insurrection.
CHARLESTOWN, November 4.—There has
been a marked abatement in the excitement
here to-day. The town is, however, as full of
people as when the exeitement was at its
height, and strangers are continually coming
and going. Judge Russell and lady, and. Mr.
Hoyt, who first took up Brown's defence, left
here this morning for Boston. Coppee, who
was found guilty yesterday, has not yet re
ceived sentence. Shields Green, one of the
negro prisoners, was put on trial to-day. He
is defended by Mr. Sennett. The evidence is
closed, and the case will be submitted, to the
Jury to-morrow. Copeland is next'for trial,
and on Monday it is expected that the wound
ed man Stephens will be brought up. It is al
most certain that Cook will . plead guilty, first
submitting a written confession or statement of
his connection with Brown. Hie brother-in
law, Governor Willard, of Indiana, is still
here.
Arrival of the Overland Mail
Sr. Louts, November 4.---The Leavenworth
overland express reached Denver City on the
28th, with a consignment of seven thousand
dollars in gold dust, and twenty-three thousand
dollars in the hands of passengers. The weather
continues unusually favorable to miners.
An election bad been held for officers under
the provisional government, the result of which
is not definitely known, but so far as ascertain
ed Steele had a majority for Governor. Efforts
are being made to induce the people to parti
cipate in the election for delegate from Kansas,
which takes place on the Bth inst. The project
is opposed by the local papers, which argue in
favor of non-intervention in Kansas affairs,
having but recently elected a delegate of their
own, who is expected to urge the immediate
organization of the Territory of J 01211113011.
The India Rubber Case Decided
• Cutcaoo, November 4.---Thi; morning in
the U. S.-Circuit Court, the Judge decided the
India Rubber Cases on motions made last
week, against between twenty and thirty firms
in thiacity, affirming the title of Horace H.
Day eta!, uporf the ground that Judge Giles'
late decision on the final hearing entitled the
complainant to an injunction until reversed by
the tiumune Court.
Railroad Accident.
Woos - rEa, October 4.—Joseph P. Miller, a
baggage -master on the Lebanon Valley Rail
road, residing at Harrisburg, was killed this
evening on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad. while attempting to get on
the cars after they had started from the sta
tion.
Later from Farther Point
PART/IEB POINT, 8 snow storm
prevails here and the weather is foggy. There
appears not to be the elightmt chance of the
arrival of the steamer 'North American to
night. She is now due with three day's later
advises.
Proclamation Issued
RICHMOND, Va., November 4.—Gorernor
Wiso hat itsued a proclamation, offering a
rostrata of tiro hundred dollars each for the
arrest of the following named fnsitivo anstr
gent , Owen, Brown, Barclay, Cappee, Mer
riam and Todd.
Maryland Election
Wit -TIMOR; November 4.—The Congres
sional delegation from this State will be as fol
lows: lit District, Jim/vs H. Stewart, Dem.;
L.l, Edwin IL. Wchster, American: 3d, J. Ater
rimn Barris, American; 4th. H. Winter Davis,
Auierisau ; Zith. Jacob IL Kunkle, Dem.; 6th,
Gii..rge W. Hughes. Dem. The political cum
plesmn n. ill be the. same as in the last Congress
--three Democrats arid three Americans. The
Detr - scaats will have a majority in both
branches of the Legislature. 41 Americans
and 4;* Democrats are elected to the House,
and b Americans and 13 Democrats to the
senate. one District is yet to be heard from.
Prom Chrrleston.
eitaatviroa, S. C., November 4.—Charles
Mackbeth was to-day re-elected Mayor of this
city by .7:00 majority.
pridends.
PITTSHCROH TRUST CONIPANT,I —
Pittsburgh. Nor. 3.d, j
[aft) AN I:I_,ECT lON FOR THREE DIRECTORS
,if eh, ountiany, to Petro for three „years, will be
held at We Rauldtg Itunse.ou WONDA Y. Noe - ember the
loth rest., between the Lours of 11 o'clooe. A. 81, and 1
P
noted JOHN D. scruor. (2e bier.
ALI t EGUENT RANK. I
November 1. IsSO.
L . § '. lla T n i i i t i ila P v r e t go lE j 'E ay N" le l e t i " DadloMnoof thisw
FOCR
PER CENT. out of the profits of the last six months,
laSeiAo to the stockholders on or alter the 11th inst.
n0.2 - td
- J. W. WOE. Cashier.
Prrrsicaan. fioemxtber tot, 1869.
11, --* TII.E: BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this &k..*K
have this day declared a Dividend of FOUR
YEE CENT, on the capital stock out of the proftta of
the last nix months, payable to atoekholders on and of the 11th instant.
.
tualat E. a JONES, Cashier.
._ . . . .
V.'ENTERNIN2II.I RANCE COMPANY,
( 11!
Premiums. Nov. let. 1859. 5
OaTHE DIRECTORS OF THE WESTERN INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, hate this day declared •
Dividend of THREE DOLLARS. upon each share of its
Capital Stock, out of the earned profits of the last Six
Month.s, payable to Stockholders, on or after the 11th
inst._ 5h0'.2.2.11 P. M. GORDON, Sce'y. _
- - If EIictIAN.IRA - -1212 . - Kt.T.ii3Ttl/i - E21.5q3.7.N K ; L s
' , swallow& Nov. 1.1859.
OaTHE MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR . '
BANE, has ttusdayr declared a Dividend of FOUR
CENTS, payable on or after the 11th lucent.
no23tdaltw W. II DENNY, Cashier.
BANK OF pll`l2lßuucni,7
Nov. Ist, 18.59. 5
IC2,.THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of this
, :;"''' Bank, have this day dechtred a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. on its Capital Stook out of the prof
its of the last Six Sfonths, which will be paid to SWck
holden., or their legal representatives, on or after the
11th instant. JOHN HARPER, Cashier.
._.
noad3twlt
IRON CITY BANK. t ,
Firm/Arum, November ],1859. J
[O..THE DIRECTORS of this BANK have this dal,
declared a dividend proU PER CENT,
on the capital stock. out of the ts of the last six
months, payable to stockholders or their legal repre
sentative* after the 11th inst.
n 02.34 JOHN PIAGOFFIN. Cashier.
EXCHANGE BANE OF PITTSBURGI4,I .
Nov. lot, 1811.
O.'THE DIRECTORS of this Bank hare this day
declared a Dividend of FOUR per cent. ont of
the profits of the ten Si; Months. Stockholders, or
their legal representatives, will be paid on and after the
11th instant
nollOt 11. M. MURRAY, Cashier..
MECHANICS' BANK,
Pimaicson, Nov.l, 1859.
[i.e, THE PRESIDENT and Directors of tine Lk
have this day declared a Dividend of FODRg s r t.
cent. on the Cap Stock, out of tho profite of the
six months, payable to the.
Stockholders, or • 'legal
representatives, on or after the 11th i .
no2lOt OEO. D.. a REW, Cashier.
MOREISOIf — ik / If UWAINE,
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le l
PHOTOGRAPH:C ARTISTS,
No. 04 Fou6h Street.
PITTSBURCti.
JETTictures taken in all the \various styles of the art,
at reasonable prices.
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NIIT AND Pr': „FACTORY.
Patent HotTress^ ' • on hand, 'adman..
ufaetured. Also, • nhinery, Agrieut
tural Implennr rt notice.
Wareb !treat.
• A CO.
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wr,
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coxacrace,,.,
Stige.AirVirater.''
.River—Tao.feet nine inches lister - in the du„.
PITTSBITRGII: I!IlitKkTS.
Reported .RrPre/P for the Dad, Morain Post
PEC113131:11V113,- NOToMber 4, ;1859.
. .
Flous...The market is still dull. No transac t ions at
first hands. from store - of 0001ibls at 1 81.5,00`f0X
superfine, 157.:J65,35 for extra, 1.5,5065,75 fox 'extra
family and $6,00 for fancy. -
aGraln-.Coax.--Sales.: 300 lmsh neve.- et
,depot
at. 63@64c; 150 do from store at 68c..0at5.-340 busli
from first hands at 40e; 112 do from storeat .19434'
Bacon.:.Bales 3,000 tbs. Shoulders 'at * B l. / 'ei !* 2 , 5l Xi
Sides at 10c, cash. • - ; :
Buckwheat Flostr...Salei tb sacks: froia wagon
at $l,G . O:# 100 1b..%4341c at. o,Bl4small . lota from ore at
$1,87(42,0d. •, • - •
Hay... Sales 13 loads frOm scales at $17 . (05
Broams...Saleß 90 do2..conimon ,
. Potat oes_.Sales 18.bbls. deraeS , Swedt at P, 1 37; : ' : 6J0
bush. Red at 32C35e; 175 bush. Neshaunocks 45e.
Apples—Sales 90 bbts. fsir to choice at $2,0042,f,q...
Seed—Sales-of 20 bo t h. 'Clover from lucre at f 6,00.
35 boxes prithe W. B. at 9,3,...4c.
Butter... Sales 6 bbls. Roll at.lsc., 1b.,. • •
Soap...S'ales 40 boxes Rock; at 6c. 31 1b....
Candlei...Sales 80 boxei and .11oulds
13e. lb.
011... Stiles 16 Wks. Lard No.l at 80002 e. V '
.
Sugar..Salcs 12 111.1 s. N. 0. at Slit..
11101 a ...Sales :S bbls. N. o.'at 4.2@.14. VgaL
Coffee... Sales 33 sacks Rio at 12%013c. :.
Wbisky...Sales 60 bbls. R.ectthed. at. V36,...a1c: V gal'
Forelgti Markets. '
Per. Steamer America.).
Lrentroca, October 21.—Cotton Matket —The sales of
the week amount to 59,000 bales, the market having _an
advancing tendency and clean descriptions of tsidoong
qualities being 1 /01 higher, particularly Sew Orleans
and Mobile. Of the 59,000 bales sold during the week
2,500 have been taken by apeculatois and 0000 by ea.
.
Ltsrapoot 13atuart-ers MAluter.—The market ainer-'
ally closed dull. Richardson. Spence Co's. circular
repurts Flour as dull at edg...72 'fib' for America.
Wheat is•dull fit Os 3d49s Gcl for-red and 95 fldCialls.
rental of 100 Ms. for white. • Corn is
.quiek Seildw= 4, ' 6 d'
s Gd*quart.er; white :15.5©375.' '
lavazpoot Pamirs KuutZt.--Sugar is buoyani and has
advanced 6de,ls. Coffee . qtriet.. Rice; Carolina firm--
Rosin dull' and lightly: Cammcra 4a lda
49 241. Spirits Turpentine dull at .2553d4,35s 6cL
LoyDoN - Mcrarr Saturday. 'P. 311—By , Tele
riltbonlse°ls cl°" Po tn= B ? 9 h 6 L 3rr"Altis'a
during the week. The Money market is slightly more
stringent, but the supply is abundant. . .
Philadelphia alarliel.
,
PKILADLLPIII.I. November 4.—The in/Tedious of Flour
amount to 13,540 bbls; shipping brands of supetfino are
offered at $5,Z5 without buyers. 'Rye'Flour is scarce
Wheatnd at. $4;25. Corn Meal qttiet .at
drooping; sales of red at $1.,3; and white at
$1,40G1.45. Rya• Is Unchanged.. Corn is less actire;•
mks of 1:000 bush new yellow at 16481, and old at 95@
see. Oats are steady,' with sales of 2000 trash prime
Delaware at 420. Whisky i3' unsettled; sales of 1000hbls
at n1i 1 ,,642ffc for Ohio, and MO bbls Pennsylvania at aiji
Provisions very quiet, ;sales of :Mess' Pork •at
$15.50. The stock of Bacon is low, but the demand,
limited; sates of hams at 14013 e; sides at and
shoulders at 8.1ic.. _ -
New 'York .Market.
No Yeas. November 4.--Cotton steady; 1,500 Wei
•old. Fluor heavy 17.500 this sold; state $4..80@4,65;
Ohio $5.45Ca.5.0:5 sorithernss,so4s... - 0. -Wheat-firm: ^'-
COO bush sold; white western sl,W;.red $L323...X.41,175..
Corn 0rmi7,500 bush sold $1g1.03. Beet quiet
at 85(40,7:i. Pork heavy; Mess $ 15,256'15.37; Prime $lO,
to. Lerd steady. Bacon active; sales 600 boxes Cam
berised middles. deliverable during November. Decent=
ben January and February at. BNe. Dressed Hogs firm
at el, •c 1000 sold for December delivery ar
Sales of 250 hhds. Eentucky Jobacco at ,4 1 c:-
Wool mote active; *C.OO lbs. tleeedar gegi.."%ic., '2O; Tbs:
pulled sit .3.14:0.- Whisky:tern Su firm
at !„.; advance; New Orleans' . 734,A13; . lauscrivirdo 6@ gar
7'Ne.
_
PEARL STEAM MILL
A.LLEGELENY . -
It. T. ILIEIiNEIIT R flUo
%MEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FI OUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
HANLWACTURED AND DELIVERED
errrssu Rail AND ALLEGHENY: •
Aunlyd.vari TERMS.• :CSI-1 ON DELIVERY
Z. L. EISNER,
No. 114 t'tlr. Wood - and Plilh'Streets,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DR - F'S
VY COATS' use to sell at 410,00 for $ 5.25
Floc tt lintavelothtline, use to sell at.. 14,00 for 10,00
Plrat Qreality Cloth, 18,00 for 11,00
Clothßlack Pants, " • " 0,00 for .
- • - uperfine)" .t. 00 - f 4.00
24
Cassimera sciu
made u ortic:r, 23, 6, 00 for or
18,00
Also, 8044 Plash, Silk and cloth , Vaats.
GEYIS' Fuv,Nisitacp GooDs,
. . •
At cars low priers. The shore is the Cash Price, and by
reterrftet tO this sdrertisement,the above prices will be
strictl adhered to., - • •• . oclttitakcc
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Manufaccuray andWholetaleDesler in
„ . .
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS
BROOMS &C.
7 ,
IVO. 21 Diamond. Pittsburgh.
. • •
11101AVING NOW.IN STORE A LARGE
„LA and carefall selected stock of everything in Oils
line, eithermanufwtnredby himself or purchased-di
rect, from anntagketurerv.F
OR.CASH. is prepared to
super customers and the country trade with goods in
his CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET)
The followinKcomprise the leading items in his stock
of Wooden and Willow Ware • ' • '
CHURNS—Pine Staff, S sum Oak Staff, 4 sizes; Cedar
Staff, 3 sizes; Oval Crank.. Cedar, Oak or 'Pine, 3 sizes,
Cedar Barrel,4 sizes, Span's Patent. 3sizes; Therm orrt.
atm., 3 sizes--n large stock.
BUCKETS—Common red, blue and green„ fancy and
varnished, half, quarter and toy pail% cedar brass and
iron tound,2 and 3hoopßiggins, cedar, brssa and iron
bound, 2 boos Horse Baskets. heavy iron balealitehen
Buckeai, Iron bale; Oak Well Buckets, well Ironed:,
Flour Buckets, nested.
TUBS—Painted; 2 and 3 hoop, white pine and cedar,
- hand made, all sizes. nested or by the dozen. i -
HEELERS—Painted and varnished, 3 sizes, dozen or
• nest. cedar Heelers, brass or Cron bound.
MEASURES—AII sizes, from bushel to quarter peek;
pine or cedar, sealed or unsealed.
CLOTHES and head, in five gross boz.etz
Smiths Patent, in gross, boxes, and Brass Spring,
_ in
gross boxes. .
WASHBOARDS—WaterIoo raised centre, Marietta Zinc,
Double Wood, and all other kinds.
BROOMS, 'WHISKS, BRUSFUES,',Itc., id great variety..
MEAL TUBS—Hingham Butter and„Butter. and Meal
Tubs, 20r3 in nest, or singly. • ' ••••• ' •
DOOR AND BUGGY MATS- - Allicante,'CoCoaand Grass;
Grass Table Mats.
WHITE NEST BOXES-4pice and Sugar-Boxes; Eve in
nest, plain and varnished. , -
OAK STANDS--Assorted sizes, for apple-batter, kraut,
Ut[BßE s ia m B4lfl i r9 " —For Stdre4 or Dwellings.-
CLOTHES HORSES—Assorted sizes and styles mad ' ete
WOODEN WARE- 1 -06intirising Rolling - Pins; Potato.
Mashers, Butter ,Prints and Ladles, Lemon Squeozeis
.00ns and Beaters, Muddlers, Soap Cups, shavini
Boxes, Spigots, Bung Starts,- Axe, Pick and Hatchet
Handles, Steak Mauls, de. , -
. , . •
RAT 'AND MOUSE TRAPS, of all varieties.
TAR CANS, MOP HANDLES, iron. and wood heads,'
Clothes Pounders. .
MARKET BASKETS, ineat variety of size and style,
by the nest or,dozeP, of our own manufacture, at Las
tern_prioes-
CLOTHES BASKETS—Round and oval; fear in nest
HAMPERS—Square fiat and trunk. lids.
NURSERY CHAIRS, of every style._ . •- -
COACHES AND' CMDLES, of every style.
TRAVELING BASKETS—Astiortesizes and styles.
. Berlin, .Japannt,i. •
French, assorted. .
. RETICTILIZ—ImpIUied and American.
SCHOOL, BASKETS, inigreer-ranety..
SPLIT HAISPERB, - for pouttees; Peaelles, - Ae.
ORCHARD BASKETS-Willow a:m:1 Split,
Alereity and country dealers are invited ea call and ex
amine our eteekAndpriees beforemanning ebewhere,
as we CMTNOT RH:UNDERSOLD .T.N THIS MARKET:
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
oct&i asw 4 uAwe Diamond .Pittauurah.
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.1 -R. B ILK S:C AL E
FAIRBANIC'S HAY,' COAL, PLATFORM, and
- 0017NTEZIL SCALLES,
Of every deseriptichi, bir sale at.
FAFIBAICE'S SC watEmausE.
No. bl.-Fifth street"
T I n - , .
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SOFT .; HATS ; AND:CAPS,
_
y.jpi'. DODD'S,.
itialtEA2. (craer:sloor*)uill
lACRES;
- *swat die eninuteirwalkliiir the
VQE4 .1 0 T145 ep, one
• •3 - doritblie - eptinge 'amles,
" • -; a valuable stone-quarry, good
:dation for • dwelling house.
CUTHBERT it SON,
• - •• oNAgerdh 6l Market et.
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style, and a: iestern ptwes. ••, .. • • • • -
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.........tonere Baal Fourth stmt.
•TO IC. O T G P-1ff.:A31.3-RMIRE, ME
_IL • L'AINOTYPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE GAL,
hEllYcVoe.FiNfi Matfrroxfttratti , ;-.Therenbebt:lbee lam '
ingjitted up rooms in Di T/GligS
pre :*sedt tAlte'tilthaesaits - lbSit CAINM01:1 PAZ Tck .
GIVE S4TIS.kACTION.,,
-
Call and examine the eollect;cm..
• ;fiat All E,r . •
Cf+7 l . l- er , ofFifttksaut . streets.."
BATES. .&;- JOHNSON' ROOFING
IpairAL
ou lIRGIVE NOTICE th.sitaiehaaptir
v chased the interest of lito..loto.paztner, G. S.
•VATES, in the ROOFING ROBLNEEISOntitt ft' •the soli
manufacture wd dealer in thej9lle ..,4
ga7fe'clictinet
kinds of Roofing:— '
Ceidint, - Felfand Citt.
Vtg. Rooflig.'
- . , 2d.:lmpror.e.tt Vett, - Ceur.eirtaliit , travel.
Roofing - . • -
.• • ,
• 3d. Patent Engllsb, Aspllalty..F.',l.lt Roof—
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Ali warranted } , ittk; mit 1374Tra •pirxporie. , Itoofing
Material-for eale,tritßrinted th _
strnetione for vnins.:
nee it BATES -sr 30 . .W.. , .'SONS" OLI/..41W,"76 Ismitn
field etreet,!: t ... t
W LEILA:M kabi3olsl.
. - Zi, B:-.TFaiii 4fiintvih eit lioAqualleilits i Peat for
Metal Rapp !. JastisgpriTz . !, aslcing, ttrle!toNrinpitnAand
'cheaper. ' . 861'44".-
klf:
•swee. • J 1
STIFIT * - PARg Ls:),
O,OJ7ILDRIF
TrrraiamE
. Warehouse, No. 149, First end, I.23Eieoopsl.streeta.
Manhfaehirers`brial cosi oil,
..hgtorts Gu!sull Water-PijeiSettlions, Dog
Irons,. Wagon Boxes. Steel,noulcia, ki.24.l3es,Xackgerasuct
Couphugs.
• .A.E.o .Tobbing and Machina Castfti4a . s4 every deserip
tion . m'ade to ortibr. •
Haying l+cornplets nosehine.hhoP.Attagtakt to the
roundry,"all u cessary fitting 131 eertfailettesid-
LASE SUPERIO.II:j. COPPER MILL
!' 811:E 11q , 21 , 6 WORKS
PARK, itrcvnior
i~Td Ur AGTURESS OF. SHEATHING,
Pressed Copper. Bpy
tom% Sqiit Brrizier a allitott*ms,S d Soli Co P E i ar Solderase; also ha-
Darters and dealers in Meta , : Tin
Plate,aeeet len Can2tan7°,tl=o4 iwzes an
d
Tools eA .3494rit,&d Pittebttgb,Ta74cial orders' of Copper
cut so any de
ired nattern, - _ .
fi S. ISass.v, Late of Lancast.er.—.Loctux Qzpo,Frlegh.
: • _ - • • -
'O,O S.--lIRYABinit 00,
COMMISSION MERCH-ANTSL
FOR tHES.-11.S:OF. • ;
PIG .I*ON, • 8.140011151...v1i.C.;
52 Wookati, Plttsbxwerk•
lirrraiNcia.-iyon, Ski - Orb & Litius
10. opeland*. o 4 PfttinnTlilis: E.
:UHiezrr
Lancaster; Hon. Simon...Cameron,i
Gardner* C0.. - Hollidaysbur , :, PS. A '
THE ENTEEPRISE INSURANCE CO
or PHMADELPHiAt ~.. ,
INStRES A - G-AMST DOSS Oli DAMAGE
i.. ' by'Fre on BM l dinga'llercharidlze, Furniture, In"
AL reasonable rates -of premium. ~. -
Dtatereak. Ratchford Start:William WlCee, or Wm.
..Nt'Kee kk.Co; Nal bro - FmniEr; JIM. 2 1. Mwoodi - ofalwat.
Whit, a Co; Bei3j:T.Trediek, of Tredick,
.Btokns I Co;
Hemp Wtrartore 2:tort:lead L. Jk1aW54:44.40 r ./1.-1301nrark
of Stewart I Bra; John If. Brown, of. John H. Brown
Co.: B.:„Xll'alineknack,orß.A:Fahnemßoolot- Co; Andrew
P. Cash; J..l....Erringer,o_fillrood...k &ringer.. ,„%.
' ' • .-' F. - RATCH.FORD STABS, Preaident.
CHARLES, IV. ct LY,B, Secretary, Co
;
PTTT33CMGEt ItTilarvats—Win. anlmei - tCo A.Palnler
k Co.; Thoixualt Howe, Esql,Jas..llctareb.al4, Allan
Kramer, Esq, Wilson, M'Eroy .4 Co., Wilsoni._, s /
Co., Bailey, &owI:CA Co.,Livingsenn;• Ctlelmaid Co.,
- iN i
James &Lyon & Co„.Wm. 8. Lakely &Co. -- ; ,
- or.o_ s. tiiiv ...kairzt Lig/my
..le s4 m - ,.' ~ r ' ;„..Wa4VWriod Istreet.
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LOGAN •lit GREGG,
tniptkrterir of
H A R`= 'E
No. 52.W00d *reef; '
Folli Do. above; Et C4uirls6 aotii;
le.2Bd3sa • ,‘" PI77B,I3iLIZGH.
PENN itLteIIUEVE WORKS
FOT:t DR
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wicruzatApi -
MAINIVFAOLUREIt. OF., •
Steam Eci,s!trom. ItaltipwOnnalo
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pAitreas
D. B. RIIGIEIiA
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. ROBiaLS'4.3II;UOVEA 2AX*:-.:
STEEL - 'CULTIVATORgEETH
PPrPer. ls 49l§4 l 4 l aid ,
. • • • . • _ • ,paTSBURGE, PA,
MARBLE t ALARBLE! I
j 1V RIP t21:11,-0
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MONOMENISjtRAtE:SttitES•
941.111141 ••• -
HYDRAULICrCEMENT,
NO--38.6 LIIIVRTY MX=
MAIN I FA.OI3ItERS ..-.•
- • ' - mks . qatmitar nuifs•-EititErsiz"BoAP.
alter lbjebtmgjl
Soap
te the severest tiletelfEneftte the
tta; are pkuld_thas therein no Family Washr ,
ing Soap inlhellfi de nited States:lov selittle meittil; -
at once so penny good qualities, and so fear
OF.BS.T.UY- colore, NUL tax
.
Vpg ` it rall .rpy.
• ' R —in'freedom ITOM
clay, fish oilw y , stale icon, and
OF QUAL For washing clothes, ereeety_d=
titan, coarse eirfinei. cotton, linen, woolen ctil=f,
printed ov whitet"forliassme tar, gram, pi paint,.
Paha.
'oil, printers' 'ink, aboernakeve WlLT;ete., -- Atai etheer
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Refitember, the name la on'eath bat. 7 Ask4dra nog
Of the directions. , B. C. SAWYER,
- - jag ' • • • 47 Wood streek - Tittehmth!
THE NEW PARK ?
.IDENNY'a . GROVE. " reoently. ICtieci 4
MR.Cti•T
linetr - open for the FiceOtrottittorkie-tta
~turf:EArties,- L e:
- ICE 61 4* AND
-44:4 aafidorz.thic attendoa.z i
jealtnew-tt ITOEVELEB Itlimajca.
THE LOYALHAISIN
LAyaostr.,-picsx,A..
-THIS LARGE. AND 'WELL
PleseanttY pe r med 'fifth' a few'
yard of the Penn'a. Railroad , iq pow open for there
ception:of eninmer -risitatll. -A • Eipßi tenpin"lols_ hie
recently, been erected . on the prenusee stud ftnensbin?
afforded teal- by. all trair, aop hve. Char modenite.
- vla:etn.-wiem : :CFEA.S. W.:FR.3IMR. ProGifator.
TS HEREBY , . tiEFEIS IthavLettetircif Ad
ministration have teen granted to the nn upon the estate of THEOBIORAD lIMBSTit
deceased. Allpereene hartngshtims or demands *gaunt
.the estitte'of deltieceaseeharerequeatid&rnskeknotria
the astneole , tj treefezeigheck, et. . 11 / 0-01 2 , 1 4 4f 111 . 13:1124
Erarra to,.ci of 'Pittsburgh. ,
..-. ,
NV3I. - 111_ HAIM Administraor.
Pittsburgh, Oct. U. 1F59. . ocrt l2 BitiWlNftW
We 13
SHUNDRED 1?01.1.,.-titS' WlLLtar
bsao a choice IV.ltling Lot, 25 by 1.0 , / feet. I
easy. ..- CUTHBERT & SONO&
coall 6/ Itiasitat aara,