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During Friday, afternoon and Saturday
morning, the District. Court. _VMS engaged in
hearing - depositions, affidavits and arguments
in the' matter of 'the lost equity - bill in the le
of Craft vs. the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
BailrOad - Company. George -P. Herat :Am,
Egq., appeared for Mr. Craft, and Thoreas
Howard, Esq., for Mr. Armstrong,' the Pro
thonitaty, on whom a rule was served to show
why the bill was not produced, Sind 'Mr. Barton,
who was suspected of knowing something about
the missing document. The depositions' taken
for the enlightenment of the Court - were read,
but beyond the fact that the bill was seen,
shortly. prior to its disappearance, in Mr. Bar
'• ton's hands, shown by one side, and the depo
sitions of the clerks of the- office that they did
'not know what had become of it, by the other,
nothing new was elicited.
Mr. Howard offered to read two affidavits,
one from Mr. Barton, denying any implication
in the abstraction of the paper, and one from
another party, who set forth that certain pa
pers taken from the Prothonitory's office were
afterwards found in the pocket of one of the
parties now endeavoring to fix the larceny of
this paper on .Mr. Barton.
Mr: Hamilton held that the affidavits were
e-. 2 parte, and should be ruled out. Mr.
.. Bar
ton, though pr , d . nt during the reading of the
testimony, had not offered to testify, and ho
could not now came in with an affidavit, with
out notice to the other side, depriving them of
the privilege of cross-examination. Be de
nouneed, in strong terms, the second affidavit,
as an attempt to injure a worthy member of
the bar. ,
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The Court thought the affidavits no part of
the case, and accordingly ruled both out.
Mr. - Howard -then .. proceeded to argue upon
the evidence, remarking that papers were often
lost'or mislaid in the office of the Prothono.
tary, 'end that it was almost unheard of to
chargis,coarisel with purloining them. He
could see ne-motive on the part of the respon
dent for" the removal of the paper ; had it been
an original paper, with a signature attached,
there might have been—but to take away a
bill which could be reproduced would not ben
efit him. He hinted that the only party who
would , have an' interest in the removal of the
document, was the party filing it, who might
have Set forth some facts too broadly, pr not
sufficiently explicit. He thought thel'rothon
otary had done his utmost to find the bill, and
that the rule should be discharged.
Mr:Hamilton followed, in aforeible argu
ment, briefly' detailing the' -facts in the case,
and the proceedings already had, and held that
Mr. "Barton' should have submitted to an ex
tmination before the -Court, to put himself
right on the record. He commented with some
.severity, en Mr. Partnnla part in the matter.
Mr. Hamilton said that Mr. Armstrong should
have been examined—that the evidence did
not show that be had used due diligence in ex
amining into the kiss of the bill, and that. the
ruleshinald not be'discharged.
The.Courtcoineided - With Mr. Halkiillon in
the opinion that the evidence of Mr. Barton
and Mr. Armstrong should have been added
to the rest, and would not- decide until such
evidence was prodrided. An order was ac
cordingly made appointing Hon. Charles
Skater a commissioner 'to take additional tes
timony: ,• :
So thematter rests-for the present. The ar
gliUleUt Wits very hot - op both sides., • and'Some
third 'parties were named whom Pre have not
thought it necessary to - mention. • The investi
gation-'.attracted 111811 y visitors to the court
room; Meet of ,whomseemed: disappointed, at
the failure to reach a finality in this'vexed
question; -
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'NARROW ESCAPE Or A RAILROAD TRAIN.-
A passenger train on the Cleveland and Ma
honing ltailioad had a narrow escape from
destruction the other day. In approaching
Warrenthe souqd-otthe whistle alarmed two
horses, wo were 'feeding near the track, and
Vrlnning directly in fillet of the locomotive,
they dashed.ahead.of the train; which was snow
about entering the bridge. over the Math:Ming
Ri'Ver, and running at rather reduced speed.
The track across the bridge is open, and •the
horses in endeavoring :`to- to crois the structure
fell between the ties. .one of them had his
bead cut otf as nicely as if he'had been guillo
tined, while the other lost two of his legs, and
the carcasses of both were pitched into the
'river. The escape of the train was a most
providential one, as bad the 'poor brutes, fallen
directly in front of the engine,.theLtrain-mast
have been thrown into the stream, with what
consequences may be-easilyimagined.
Tantauxos.--All of ourlady Tinders. know
where .thei store of Mr. Charles Gipner, on
Itarket — stree£, is, and nearly all know what
kind' or gootbllo - set,s, fitalliat they can" al
ways get any article in his'line, of good quality
and at fair prices at. his establishment._ But
perhaps all, do noel-kw:sw that he is now in ie
ceipt. of a variety of artieles - of every descrip
tion, embracing trimmings; ribbons, gloves,
hosisiry, and . fancy goods generally, of
the latest and most fashionable styles: We
advise:all in search of anything new and re
cherche in this department, to ball upon. Mr.
Gilmer, and they will sure to find it:-
Tam lidaT ReaE =The contest . between the
"Josephine" iid . "Stephen Roberts," to-mor.
row afternoon, is exciting some _interest in
boating -circles: The - boats and Men;are well
Matched; and the race will be a eloinronelrom
all indications. The bdckers of both boats
seem:sanguine of screams, and the beftifig is be-.
coming though odds are,snmetimes ask-.
ed. It fa...difficult to tell wbichleithe favorite
boat. If to-morrow be a pleasant day, we ex-
Odle fecord - the :fastest time ever made over
the liformrigahaltieciarse. - • -
NEM
VOLUME - XVIII.
Pailt) Poet.
JAMES P. BABE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
TatliS Five Dollars per year. strictly in ad
voice: Weekly t ainele Subscriptions TWO
Are per year; In Clubs of five, One Dollar.
WA AWN ai artil I zizil
Departure .a.sad. Arrival Patiacuger
Trains.
- Pittsburgh, Pbrt Wayne and Chicago Rai/road. -
(From corner of Liberty•aud Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
• ' , Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. FL Wayne
Ex pre fl ss Train 12156:50A. M
M . A. - 6:56 A. bd. 1:01 P. Id
Ma M.
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EXpress Train----1240 P. M. - .8:45 P. AL 230 A. M
Arrive at Chicago: _ .
nxpiess, .8.47 P. M.l Express,... 8,17 A. M
Returning, a rire at PittsburTh
Mail, 8:25 P.ll. Express,33o P. M. 1 Express, 220 A. M
, (From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation. 9:30 A. M 5:20P.M
41.1
. ". 6:05 A. M. 1210 P. M
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Pennsida Rai/rand.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streeLs.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Trim - .. . ... 9:05 P. M. 1245 P. M.
Maul ~" 250 A. AL 11:50 P. M.
Fast . . ....... . 4'21 P. M. 1220 A. 31.
The Johnstown Way . .. Passenger • -
Train -. 8:00 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
Johnstown Accommodation-- =0 P. bf. .11a00 A. M.
First Turtle Creek . --flab) A. 31. 6:50 A. M
Second a
...... 4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. AL
Third ‘.
_. 620 P. M. .6:15 P. M
Pittsburgh and Cbmieltsvitle ihn2road.
. (From Liberty and Grant streets.) - -
• . _ Leaves. Arrives..
701 A. M.' 8:15 P. 30
Express Train. - 4:30 P. M. 8:45 A. Id
acraland mid Pittsburgh Railnxsd.
(Froo3 corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
• , Leaves. • Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. AL
Mail Train- 8.25 A. M. 4.00 P. - Ms
Fast Line.. 1.05 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wellsville Accommodation. ' 6.00'P. M. 11.00 A. M. I
• Att:0:0 - 9A. Cblumbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
. (From Liberty and Grant streets) .
- Leaves Pitts: Columbus. Arr. in CUL
Fast Line 12.15 A. AL 8.00 A. M. 11.30 A. M
Express Traiii... - 1.03 P. 3.1. L3O A. 3r. 7.30 A. bf
Mit 4‘ Lost. BILL"
PeirsarrearrAx.—Tbe Free 'Presbyterian
Church,Syned held a meeting_fit Darlington,
Beaver county, last week. A, resolution was
passedc.oisdemriing secret societies, and ex
cluding Members of such from' communion in
the church. The Synod also resolved on the
establishthent of a weekly newspaper at .11ew
Castle, to be devoted to the interests of the
church, to take the place of the 'Tree Church
Portfolio." The new paper is to be edited by.
Bay. A. ft Pradford, and the first number
will be issued on the Ist of January.
, - -
I , ATIETTE COUNTY R icROAD Thel'syyptte
Patriot states that fievoral car loads of railroad
iron have been taken to Mt. Braddock - Au4m
hist few weeke, that the deeii_out at, tbuit,:potnt
is nesriteonvieted, - and that the road will
yti Otkiratton to 'Uniontown in about a nuontii.i'
ittbiirib
The Sunday Cae—Testlmoiky to be Retaken
by a Commissioner.
On Saturday morning, in the Supreme
Court, the C 8.90 of Commonwealth vs. James
Nesmith, driver for John T. Logan, convicted
of violating the Sunday law, was up, on the
return'of..Mayor Weater to.a Writ of certiorari
issued by the Court, he having stated that he
could not return the evidence, as he believed
with Judge - Wohtivrard, - that'it`Wits no part of
the record in the case. Mr. M'Knight argued
that the evidence
.does constitute a material
part of - the iwi - ord, and quoted numerous au
thorities to maintain his position. He con
tended, also, that the return was insufficient, as
not setting forth definitely the offence and the
attending', circumatanees; He at- first moved
thatlhe Mayor be attached for contempt in
sending up a deficient return, but afterwards
withdrew it for another asking the appoint
ment of ft commissiener to take the evidence as
given before the. , Mayor ' "-to - be msed in the
hearing of the cause by the Court.
Thomas Howard, Esq., for the 'Mayor,' was
about to argue the legal question as to whether
the evidence was is necessary part of the return,
when the Court intimated that it was not ne
cessary to,eonsider. the question now. Alder
man Steele was then appointed a commissioner
to take the evidence, on twenty-four hours'
notice, the Capri giving no opinion as to, the
legality of the Mayor's return, or the correct.
ness of his decision.
COURT ON • QUARTER Before
Judges Weture, Adams and Parke.
" NOrEMBEII sth, 1859.
!no argument for a new trial in the case of
William Sterling; conyitted‘of thelarcehy of
a poeltehbook, containing about forty
from his room -mate, John Campbell, at a hotel
on Ferry street, waa again postponed until next
Saturday, on motion- of John H. Hampton,
Esq., who stated that the prosecutor had pieked
up, along hiserciute to the city, a number of
bogs,- whic.b he sold Meng with his own—and
that the Money alleged to have been stolen was
a portion of the proceeds.
Margaret Clark, convicted of Felling liquor
on Sunday, was.fined $lll and costs, and corn•
vilified fifteen days in default, having already
been confined some weeks. She was also-com
mitted thirty days for selling without license,
in default i - dit flee of $lO ittiid
_ - - -
Patrick McLaughlin, Margaret's "partner,"
witi committed fur thirty days each un two
charges, one Uf selling liqUor on Sunday, the
other of selling without license, from hi. twat
at Six Mile Perry, having been convietini un
both, and failing to pay tho tine imposed by
the Court, $lO fur the fortuer and $l5 for - the
latter offence.
Valentine Deary, colored; and James Davis,
white, were brought in for sentence, having
been found guilty on two chargesof arson, in
tiring M. M'Cullough's saw mill, 'first in Au
gust, 1858,. on . Wainwright's Island, and
second, in September,' 1859, in Lawrenceville.
They wore sentenced to live years each in the
Western Penitentiary for ouch offence. A
brother of Detry's is now in the Penitentiary
for arson in setting tire to the house of Mr.
Shaw, a butcher in Reserve township.
James &shill, convicted of assault and bat
tery With intent to till on Mrs. Hyde, was sen
tenced to two years in the Penitentiary. The
Court said -he would not be sentenced on a
charge of assault and battery- on an officer, to
which he pleaded guilty.
Abraham Thayer, convicted of assault and
battery with intent to kill on John Dorrington,
at Iron City Park on the Fourth of July last,
was brought in for sentence. Mr. Swartz.
welder produced some evidence as to character.
and asked for a jail sentence. The Court
sentenced Thayer to two years imprisonment
in' the Penitentiary.
John Baxter, found guilty of petty larceny
in stealing a quantity of butter, got six months
in jail.
Charles Woy, for stealing a cow, was COD
signed to the Penitentiary for one year.
The sentencing of Brady. convicted of as
sault and battery with intent to kill, was post
paned until this week. ,
DICK ENS ANIERICAN .NOTE.S.—We well re
collect the excitement. dosed by the tint ap
pearance of Dickens' bi - otes of Travels in Amer
ica. Everybody read it and enjoyed IL hot
for its correctness by any means, 'but for it ,
characteristic English misrepresentations of
America. This work, which has been for
i
13t me years out of print, has just been reputi
lik
hed by Peterson & Bros., of Philadelphia,
a d may be had of W. A. Gildenfenny & Co.,
Fifth street, opposite the Theatre.
N Evr Ttllsi, AWAEUSEt.D.-- 2 011 - 'fititurday, in
the Court, of titiiiter Sessions, Judge McClure
granted a now trial to Seth Teets, a young man
convicted of horse' sf&Llihg. The ca- , e was
tried at a time when the friends of defendant
did, na.fknow it Would come, pp, by eiiurefel
apiiiiinted try theCohrt; arid snare videfice had ,
ing since been found as will go to show the
innocence of -the prison( r-and affidavit- being
read to that effect, the Court granted a new
EIGHTY . YEARS OF' AOC—CURED BY DI:.
lixrs '.Pr,c•rostai, ' time
kgo, sn bld'neighbot'of mine wai 'very
a bad cough, which every one supposed to be
consumption. His relatives told me that he
had taken every remedy they. heard of without
benefit, his brother came to see him die, and
&Innate' confirmed; in the-belief that he could
not live. I had but a third of a bottle of your
Pectoral Syrup, which I gave him, and it en
tirely cured bins, to-the astonishment of all.
What makes the case more remarkable is the
extreme age of the man,'he being about eighty
years old. I have, no doubttlie Pectoral saved
.
his life."- - 5 Jens(' McGrivssin, - PattOn'tp.
April 14th, 1857.
Said at pr,'lrosyser'e, 14f1,Wood street.
- , Azawan.—Mrs, Killen, the female,horse
thief "from EOchester, whose real name,' it
;Seems, is . Ellen Hughes, was arrested in that
csty on
,the 2ptli ult., having retraced her steps
and returned. kr.,Eichardson, the owner of
the stolen horse, having ascertainod the fact,
telegraphed back to have her arrested. She
resisted the, officer, fighting fiercely; but was
soon overpowered. She bad in her possession
some sixty dollars" in gold, besides a little small
change. ;,, .
THE ELOPING MINISTER.-ROV.J. F. lieesey,
the Greensburg Minister, whose disappearance
we have noted„eloped, it seems- -- with a grass
widow named Minnie Sarver. It is thought
they have gone to Canada. Mr. Keesey leaves
a wife and five children in Greensburg, in
which -community the event "caused much sur
prise.
WA.TCRER, JEWELRY, &C.:, AT AUCTION.—
By an advertisement in another column it will
be seen. that:the stock Of watches, jewelry,
clocks, &c., of W. W. Wilson, Wood street,
near Fifth, will be sold at auction, commenc
ing to-morrow morning. The assortment em
braces a lot= of military and variety goods,
which will be sold without reserve.
THE GEtEENSBHRGH 'HORSE PAIR, which
elosed,onr. -Friday, -was-considered, a 'aucceas,
and was iver-aftendtd. There wassonic tine
stock , exhibitedVamorig which was Mr. Wet
-son's wiebratedrmare, "Mountain Maid.'" The
-horses - wero'norpitted against each 'other, but
ran against time.
,
' WE WODia. * dfiec j ' attatiOD to the advertise
ment;:in'anbtliei place; Blackmore,
- of a let,lo-let. It is welt situated, frofitirig on
the Monongahela river, and - eould be applied
to many useful purpoies. •
FELL. Dicatr.—A watchman on tho Penn
sylvania Railroad, fell dead on his beat be
twoen. Johnstown and :the Iron bridge, on
Wednesday night of hist week. His name was
Rodgers.
DrEt Eltrnhtsur.--Mr. Hugh Miller, an
old and esteemed, citizen of
.Washington,
was stricken with paralysis on Tuesday after
"tteow Of hot Week r and died within two hours.
buaramnin.-:-.Pive atiidenta of Allegheny
college; li.Kaatollle,—baye.tieen sizspendea, for
the tattgligg ifithtionightis (rim m the recitation'
roo6u4'which,iie..tiolkid on Saturday.
•-•!
s ,TAtthiji4,l° •014"itrth 4 Oti-Of 9k s
10k . ...kaity; eMoot deep:`—
PITTSBURGH. MON DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1859
Stabbing Affair at .the Perry Hutel---A
Life in Danger.,
Os Saturday morning about ono o'clock,
John 3.tontague, Daniel - Gallagher, and one or
two other young men went into the bar of the
Perry Hotel on Duquesne Way, drank, but
did not pay for it, .They then seated them
selves and began behaving in a disorderly man
ner. when, the bar-keeper remonstrating with
them, an attack was made upon him by Gal
lagher. Seeing that the bar-keeper was in
danger, Mr. Robert Beatty, a gentleman board
ing in the house, interfered to restore peace,
when Gallagher drew a knife, and plunged it
is his back, below the'shoulder blade. Galla
gher and Montagne:fled, and Dr. Dickson was
called upon to attend the wounded man. He
found an incision live or six inches in depth,
touching no vital part, but rendering recovery
a matter of doubt.
The MaYor was informed of the circumstan
ces, and he at once took measures to arrest
Gallagher, who was found. in the morning, at
his mothers house, in Allender's court, off
Wylie street, hidden between two beds. After
an examination he - was committed to jail to
await the issue of Mr. Beatty's wound. He
is a man of about twentythree, and the same
person who was cut last winter in a fight in the
Neptune engine house. Montague, it seems,
took no part in the difficulty, and has not been
arrested. He will probably be held as a wit•
Mr. Beatty is a salesman in a Market street
dry goods house, and a young man highly es
teemed by his acquaintances. His parents re
side in the Ninth ward. while he, with his wire
and two children, boards at the Perry Hou•e.
His condition on Saturday night was consid
cre,l
WHERE TO BTJT BOOKS. —The gift book bu-
A j u p, s Iv, of late years become an established
institution, and when properly conducted, a
legitimate business. 31eSST,S. 1). W. Clark &
Co., Philadelphia, have, as our readers are
aware, established an agency at No. t$ Mar
ket street, in this city, where books have been
sold to many of our citizens and gifts dispensed
with a liberal hand. Already n number of
gold and silver watches bay. , been distributed
as gilts, besides other valuable articles of use
and ornament, while books are furnished at
publishers' prices. Here the business is. con
ducted lionastly-L.the gifts are exactly as rep
resented, and the value bears an ' , quid propor
tion with the books sold—sloU worth
distributed with a like amount of hooks. We
advise all who wish any of the standard litera
ture of the day to call, as they ane sore to get
a valuable gill. with anything they purchase
(iros & SEWIN.A
t UnneqA3nry for uw to enter into particulars
of the many good port , of Owe - . celebrated
machines, a* they have boon too long befor,
the public to require clecripti,e. Those who
wish to purcha4e a first machine et a fair
price,generally chop-,, one of thee. Th 4 pub
lio will bo glad to know that a permanent
a g ,n e y for e i Uraik? hOllF.'hola imple
ments 100 14,n , :stabliflied in thin city. Mr.
Poe:nett iiitulwock will open a room above the
store of \\* & I). Hugo+. corner of Pifth and
Market strecO, this morning, where he will
keep on hard it 001114 , 1111. tie will Ix,
happy- the working of the machines
to all who mac' CSII.
NEAFIK.—This eplebratcA tra4eilian,
who ha , been playing, far, a very tia ,- ees . fiil
sen Eon, wake , his lirst app , arative at the Pitt , .
harzli Theatre to-night, when, he will Eire
celebrated personation of Jail: Cade. in the
tragedy of that name After Mr. F'orr, , t., he
ackt:OWletriZihi to h:-At.
~r this charn(ter in Am,r., a ,
is a - thrilling ono, r,pl..t, with jit,,f f pr on f i ,
aril w.. 11 t :Nfr3
Nvade's talent. The far,e o f ..
a Co , litnbrr" midi he til t , hill.
- Mr , all A M
of W. Wahl., Wi:lar.l, •r {l'iilixur port,
nod eld. t dam.tht , .r 11 , ,n. W
.ufl.l..nly on Tin:,,lay morning leaf.
in Ow twenty-pt,v,•.rah yelr 4 , t Thk.
~ t inlable lady ha, in
ikvot.,l !amity in tho
and ra , t oVi`r n inrgo
inc friend,. The will fall !warily her
lath..r, who wit. called suddenly to her
r ,, in his dtitir.4.
• CIIARIIK OF LARCENY. Mayor WeaVvr. tth
:Saturday afteanoon, field , a. 1.0 John Mulhol
land to bail on a charge of larceny preferred
by Robert :Murphy, ouiploye , d on thei'deamhoat
lteltwoo , d, who alleg,s that he went into the
water closet, where he i..ft ht, p•cket book,
containing nine dollar, beliere3 was
stolen ,y Mulholland, who era , arre.ted and
1100 to bail as ,tilted
LAh'CV.N iat 4,1 - Catheritte .X.
Mti , 3ter, , ,a r , •ri ant IN the Eagle lL trl, Liberty
street, made information on :;:tturtlay. bd . -re
the 3tavor. charging Mary McLaughlin, CM
ployed sit the Perry with taking from
her trunk a brenqpim vain.] at five and it
hat( (foliar: , . Mart• was arre , ted, and will
have a hearing tro,-day.
PA pi t - uttentioh to the adver
tisement of dolin Thompson, painter, else
where. fir ha , : had long exporienee In the
business in the city, and ull who ev..r employ
ed him will do go again, »A hi 6 work alwayi
gives satisfaction. We cordially recommend
him to the public.
THE RUTH ERV ,, EIi cAhEN in the . Court of
Quarter Sevtionf, will not r•nitv , up until to
morrow. They Hill, of courAe, attruct the
tigual motley crowd of eourt•room loungers.
hanii-r —ln the ca,o of' Philip Beihitein,
charged with selling liquor to minors, tho jury
in the Court of Quarter Sessions risturnod, on
Saturday morning, n verdict, of not guilty.
UttlrEll:L rAREs-r, always niake provisions
beforehand for illness which may arise in their families .
Them Are two tneilicinea which should tie constantly
kept in every household. They are WILSON'S PILLS,
a tretLeslabilshed family medicine, and B. I. I'AIINE.9-
'LOCK'S VERMIFUGE, Which has never been know., to
fail where worms vented. They are both prepared and
told by B. L. FAIINENTOCK di Cu., Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 60 Wood idreet, Pittsburgh.
sdtd at retail by Druggists ,everywhere.
Tut: winter approaches, and everybody will
need warm and comfortable clothing. This
they can obtain cheap, well and fashionably
made, and of the best and most substantial ma
terial, at the establishment of W. El: McGee
.S.• 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 hey give especial at
tention to boys' clothing. Call and look at
their goirds.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
DREWER, MALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER
Pitt Street ? Pittsburgh
RA V I N G COMMENCED BREWING
6:11:0 13eason, I am now prepared to furnath my
cilittomeim with
sirvimion ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE.
In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expreFaidt for family use.
Thin Ale in not only a delightful beverage, but is highly
recornmendedby the medic.) faculty, for turalids, where
a mild,. nourishing tonic is required. I have rilso.my
celebratcd
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constantly on hand, consisting of SENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages sent to any part of the city. analtam
HEATING BE STltem.—As a testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room cionfortable,
we give this certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phillips,
successors to Phillips Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward Public Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has mot our approval, and we
would recommend them . to the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by steam.
'Miller, Jr., John Marshall, Jr.,.M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John.Wllson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
DAVIS & PHILLIPS, -
Steam'Hist!ting. eat Fng, Phaabtng and Brass Founies,
Derderg mewl,/ daseription of Gas Firkins and Pumpi_
- AIN - 87
Wood aadlitti First street, Pittsburgh.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TEL77CRAPH.
New York Items
NEW YORK, November 6.—A despatch to
the Express says that the Pennsylvania oppo
sition State Committee have agreed to call a
State Convention of the whole Union.
Buenos Ayres advices of September 1, states
that the Buenos Ayres squadron had chased
a Uriquizas steamer into Montevideo; that the
government had ordered them to leave, and
the Buenos Ayreslans were waiting outside to
fight thorn. A Paraguayan mediator was daily
expected at Buenos Ayres. .The land forces
were inactive.
The steamer Ocean Queen sailed to-day for
Southampton and Havre, taking out $948,567
in specie and 148 passengers, among whom are
.51r. A. S. Hill of the Tribune, Dr. J. Frazier,
U. S. A,. and Dr. S. IL Elliot of Staten Island,
The Kangaroo also sailed to-day for Liver
pool with $170,000 in specie, 4nd 230 passen
gers.
Found Guilty.
CHARI.):STOWN, Va., November s.—Shields
Green, one of the negro prisoners, was found
guilty this morning. Tho first count for
treason was abandoned upon objection taken
by Mr. Sennett, that it was not proven that
the prisoner was a free person, and therefore
he did not come under the statute which reads
"any free person." Sentence deferred. Cope
land is new on trial—Mr. Sennett defending
him. Tranquility is being restored.
Fall of a Warehouso
HARTFORD, November s.—The four story
brick ;tore of S. Rockwell & Son, on the cor
ner of Morgan and Front streets, in this city,
fell, between six and seven o'clock this morn
ing. It wai nearly new, and contained 1,500
bbls. of flour, and large quantities of grain,
produce, &c. No one was killed, although
one-half of the building is a wreck from cellar
to roof. The loss is estimated at $B,OOO.
Military Conspiracy
NEn Yoiu November 5.—A letter from
Havana of the 3Uth of October, sayi that there
is a report of a conspiracy, or something
„1 that character, having been discovered
among certain military officers and sol
diers at ?Matanzas. %various arreete are un
derskx-al to have taken place, but no further
particulars have been permitted to reach the
public car.
Oil Factory Burnet/
BoaroN, November s,—The „Kerosene Oil
Manufactory o f Srar, Burke & Co., in Win
throp, Maas , was destroyed by tiro last night.
The lose is tzssoststs, which is •mostly insured.
DcaTITUTZ.—This Inmitution,
the c ant of which hal been so tong felt by our eitlzeua
is
now open, under the superintendence of fessrit
ibickinan .I.itvion i in the Lafayette Building. En-
NA street. It .e dc4lgne..l for the perpclun/
exhitatiOn of the products of rifticharikv, Miumfactu
scr- Inventor,. and artisans; and as "%place of retiort.
fir ...vetting Ir. formation relative to t hose branches
either by oxen/mall/It of samples or
pabh.MI:4CIA. Thee.) having articles to bring
before the public w 13 n g - reatly W their Uwe to
lc Ire vorntiles.
itoc The , public art. respectfully invited to 'tail the
lIIMULIIO,
Coin-Tsa Hotre,
.Sign and
c+rt..th.ntxt l'AintPra an . lnnnnen, Orders left at their
nhq~ao F.nrth Ptreete.ss Slarket, Hurt.,. Huilditrtc,
led) te ithfngted. 'ern' I
tire" N 1'1; 1.; Is nil: GREAT i'IITSICIAN.-
1t , . , 1 , .. , ..1.11nitt‘,1 tuaJteet joihret•t_trot to &fan_
•latnithl4l ht. , tlOl4llt,tetic.r.. it tv trit. , :y pro
vided t , :t tnitnati trott wb timer
ar.,ng , y , tem IttertAtUral hi:W.4lof tbe
.4.re Itrvoeht I•e•vr to expel 0.0 tli,eetir, The
eirev tfier:.f.re to etr , a4 - ttien the tuttaral powers.
I hi, ha' • a kept it. new 1.7 the Nktllful romimucelera
3_ 11 , 0 letter'. iiittere, 414, I; 4 , perAtt , to give treat.
vonlity tt. all (Ito , aryeirt .•f t}.•• h , dy. "Ft, etiOrt 6f (1.13
up.itt the , ttlritarh, Irtyr att.l Ott , helneyo. ere
pr,impt att.! The i 4 win, enough
to .ittlt ottU2ptir; turd try [ht. Potter, S • A% if to.
!,..ltrtkrYt it hew 4 , -A...14 hte, mot at 1., ~,I ttlllU*, the
u••••, of t h e he i, oscr)oyr4 a, tin n t the strewn.. ~f
Iran /0- IA:: nil from whom ,
ti•lceira be' deputed gIVA Pr. J. ticiert , tter's
C-”telyroled Bitter. a WA'.
1,0 twrurdi.t. an,l goturnily.
1103TETrr.11t HMITH,
brikaufactureol &as{ l'roprietcw.,
Iva. -
tin.fol St'st.r, oink' &arm?' etr• et P
YAW. ............. ....... 11..T/Ilterf Vik, •
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Mantifarinrer% 1.13,1 R holoiutr sari Renni Dealer,' in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 414 Penn Street, above the Catud.: •
nn wtwrtniont or Fustry nutl Rain
i . 111111511,, /I; IVIL11;11t AlPi MtOP/#.1114 of ti•tr 05.11111E1,11-
LW:lift... art urmrtnali..l and r , tyle la tuty
mannfartorra in tho eity, and Will Pell at rttamostiottle
vrtatta.
itintinlyitration Notice
WHEREAS, Letivlrs of Admililstration
the estate e( flltWal2E, 11. D.YAN, lain utAt
legtK.ny e , ntity.dovva,rd,iti.beeu granted to the ante
-orit.•rs, All in1,11.,01, linlehted to the !..aid estate are re
plez,ted to make inunediate payment, and those having
elam, detriw.P , ag.,:ti4t the estate of the said deco.
+l,O. males.' known the same latchout del,, to
..101iN J. MITCEML,
k in-hol l Palmcr, No r Fifth
•
J. M. FAAS,
No Itl Pennsylvania Avenue.
PatAtityti, Sept oetltlwila
(211tA RD FIRE AND MARINE INSET-
N_A RANCECtiMPANV,iiINELADIELPUIA,IWUrfiIagaInsit
Fire len~aa poly. Agetifil office, corner Third and
Wood atreetri, Patehorgh. capital and Surplus over
16300.000.
Partiem We-t of the ILlotintairt, now inaured 1w thia
Company, or who may Memo doing F.. will find the of
-11,, in t hi, city more convenient than eorrestemthug
with the flume office at Plittadelplita. Applications for
I naorauce. made through 1 1 ,100 HE, General Afet,
or 11(11-tEHT L). TII0IIPAC)N, Agent, at the Banking
Houan of Itlesitra. Hanna. Hart.* Co, corner of Third
and IVc,of tdreeta, will recrit e prompt attention.
.14 tEI, -
AI.FItEIJ H HILLETT, v. P.
.1. P. ALVean, Secrotary.
Refer to—Hon. \Vatter 11. Lowrie, Hon. lieorga \V
Wmatvrard, Wu) ht. Swain, Etat., of Philadelphia Led
ger, A. J. Abell, Lat., of Italitunite Sun, John W. Cleg
born, 11. N. Iturrotaglia, John A napaelf. Jr. C. J. Dupont.
nolt3m.ttl.thaea
BULGER & DAVITT,
Iktfinuracturers °revery description or
Ft7'RNIT'~TTRE,
No. 45 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
A fall anscirttnont of PITTSBURGH MAIIIJFACTUR
ED FURNITURE, constantly on hand, which we Istll
sell at the lowest pricos for Cash. apakly
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
Especial attention given to collecting and aenring
claims of every kind.
RUM To—Jeremiah Dunievy,
E. J. Roberts, RN,
Capt. R. J. Grace,
Roberta 4 Mellon, Attecatiya. [egg •
THOS P. STOTESEURY,
SUGAR AND COFFEE BROKER
119 South Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sir Particula r attention paid to tilling Weatein order
for Rio Coffee. • octal
RICILLRD W. 11.013C1iT9 V. ZWZNICE
FOURTH STREET.
UPHOLSTERY-,
No. SS Fourth Street, near Wood.
THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACTURE
and keep constantly on hand every article in their
line, viz: Cornices, Ornainents.Curtain Ooods,Comforts,
Feather Beds, Mattresses of all kindly, also, the celebra
ted Patent Spring Beds. All kinds; of shades, Blinds
and Fixtures. •
AR - Prompt attentiongiven to all orders for fitting and
laying down Carpets, Oil Cloths. &c.
octl7l.yd ROBERTS & ROENICE..
GREAT BARGAINS AT PRIVATE
SALEI--Eightli Ward Building Lots, situate on
Bluff and Glint streets. Prices from =0 to $l,OOO each.
Only 13 remain unsold. Terms of payment—one-third
m hand: balance at 1 and 2 years. Also, 2 lots, each 24
by 133 feet, situate on Crawford street, between Wylie
and Franklin, for $OOO each. For aide at the Real 44. -
tate Office of B. CUTHBERT 301 i,
(422 Mark et M 'Met.
COMMERCIAL.
Stage of Water.
River—Three feet one inch water in the channel
PITTSBURGH HARKETS.
Reported E.rprosstss for She Daily Morning Post.
Pirtssuaan, November 5, 1859.
Flour...llas undergone no change. We have no
sales from first hands; sales from store of CO lats at
$5 for superfine, $5,2505,37 for extra, and 1.5,U:105,75 for
extra family.
Gralis...Cosa.--Sales 701:1 bush new from depot
at Gk. Osrs.--3 0 bush from depot at 39(g40c; 170 bush
from store at 424 .44c.
flacon—Sales 8,000 IDs. Shoulders and Sides at 834 c
and 1001(134c y lb.
Buckwheat Flonr...Salei 120 sacks from first
bands at $1,756)1,87 IN 80 sacks from store in lois
at r2=l.
Ray... Sales 13 loads from scales at 1,17010 ton.
•
Straw... Sale 3 loads at 113@1411 ton.
Soap... Sales 50 bOxes Rosin at sc. lk lb.
Cavadles...Sales 50 boxes Dips at 123f r e.
Drown s... Sales 'X doz. common at rd,so.
Sugar... Sales 10 hbdn. N. 0. at 8!,(,,®8%c.
Molasses... Sales 36 tibia. N. O. tit 42@43e. 10
Coffee... Sales 28 sacks Rio at 123.9413 e.
Apples—Sales 25 tdds. good at $2,25.
Potatoes... Sales 80 With Nethannocks at 45e.
Lime.... Sales 14 titils. Louisville at $1,25...
sait....Salem 56 bbis..eztra No. 1 at $1,12 g tiG).
Rags ' , ales 3 tour mixed at Sac. et lb.
Feathers—Sales 80 lbs. prime at 48e.
Whisky...Sales G 5 bbls. Rectified at 2.8@29c. '4l gal.
New York Market.
New Yoac. November s.—Cotton firm; sales 50,000
bales, including .4,000 hales of Net, Orleans middlings
In transitu at 11 1 4 c, with O-1.5,.1 freight. Uplands mid,.
dling 11?.4. Flour heavy; sales 10,00aibbls state at $4,704
$4,75. Niiheat has a declining tendency, and the prices
are nominally tligse lower. Corti heavy; sales EOOO bush
yellow at fl. Mess York lia.s declined sc; side's at sls=
415.15. Lard buoyant at 103.,,;11c. Sugar buoyant; N.
0. 7X@Se, Muscovado 6%ra,TNe. Caere firm. Reg
Lard sells at 1174 e. Linseed Oil quiet at 5C456c. 'Cal=
low firmer at
Cincinnati Market.
Cicetsaiert,Novemer h.—The demand fOr Flour 19 light,
but holders are firm at $4,7004,30 for superfine. Wheat
is dull and the receipts are mainly going in to store.
The quotations are unchanged. There is a better in
quiry (or Corn and the market is firmer at 42 for yellow
and mixed. (Jetsam steady at 45046 c. Barley to quiet
at 60461. Rye is dull at 784 c. Whisky is in good de
mand at =lei.. hies. York is lower with sale, of several
hundred bids at $l3.Th. Bacon iv held al 714'4,91-5r for
Shoulder. and Sides; mite. at ; , ,,;(5171.Xe. flogs are offer
ing at $.5,75, but bily ern do Ilat otter over 85,50. Ex
change la. inlet at 5.4.,
R. T. KENNEDY- W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
B. T. KENNEDY & DRO.,
S{ HEAT. RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
Fl OUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AM) DELIVEFLED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY.
aziLlptintri TERMS. CASH ON DELIVERY
Z. L. E.ISNER,
' No. 114 Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets,
WILI. SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
COATS use to yell at- 410,00 for 5 0 ,=5
Frock Dress Cloth, they use to sell at.- 14,00 for 10,00
Firirt quality Cloth, " " IR,OO for 11100
Black Cloth Pants, 1,1 " 15.,C* for 3.2.5
- " (supremo)" " ri„00 for 4,00
Cassimerr suits made to order, .. :400 for 111,00
Also, Satin, Plush, Silk anct Cloth Vests,
- - -
GENTS' FURNISHING G 001.6,
t very lon' prtoes. The above ts the Cash Price, and trY
rtferruag to %Lthe ireiti..sertmt,the thoreprices will be
~ t rtrtly all ere,l to. octl 1411=
gividends.
PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY. t
• Pltteburith Not. 3,1, I&9. j
Ow AN ELECTION FOR THREE DIRECTORS
or thiA Company, to , erne. for three Terry, wlll be
held at the. Ranking gouee, on MONDAY, November the
Jut, Inso.. between the boor. of 11 o'cloeu. A. M., and 1
o'elook. P. Si.
n0b...1
JOHN It SCULLY. Ctedner.
ALLEGHENY t
November 1, 1949. j
ri ---- v•z i THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOIL9 of this
the.l 7 Danis hate this day declared aciirWendof FOUR
PER CENT. cat of the profits of the IMt Mx months.
payable to the vtoekholder, on or alter the 11th Inzt.
J. W. COOK. Cashier.
(311207-O'llA - NP: t:
Prenamtuft, November 1859. y
'IRE BOARD OF DIRECIORd of thts BANK
I.kets7 have tht* day declared s Div e.tend of FOUR
PER VIL\T. on the caretsl stuck out of the profits of
the lam Nix month% payable to atockhuldera on and af..
for atek 7lth Itvitont.
netlut
F. 11. JUNF, Czotorr.
WESTERN INSURANCE COISIPANY,t
F . :miaow.; Nov. Ist_ l.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE, WESTERN INSIJR
rr do
fX).IIPANT have this day declared a
Dividend of TIMER DOLLAILS, oixis earl] shore ot its
Capital stock, cut of the earned rArotill of the last Six
Months, payshle to Stosikholdens, ou or after the 11th
tUta244 F.ll. Gok.taszv.
At rltti..llANTri . a FAUTURE its' RANK.!
Porrostroaa. Nor. 1. ISO 9.
a - : . - . 14111: MERCHANTS' AND ItIANUFACTURERS'
, BANK, tuts thus day declared a Dividend of FOUR
CENTS, yak, atile ou ar after the 11th laniard.
no:.:, W H. DENNY. Cashier.
Nov. Ist, 18.5 9.
THE PRESIDRNT and DIRECTORS of f
this
"Vet•if Dank. hare this day declared a Dividend of
l'Ett CENT. on tte tlopitol Stock out of the prof
its of the last rillt Diolltb, Which trill ho paid to Stock
holder% or their legal representatives, on or after the
11th instant. JOHN HARPER, Cashier.
no243tst It
IRON CITY RANK, 't
Pimanatin, November 1. 1849.)
TRE DIRECTORS of 0114 BANE have this day
&slued a dividend of FOUR PER CENT,
on the capital stook. out of the profile of the tast, six
months, payable to stockholders or their legal repro.
sentahres after the 11th
nradd JOHN AIAGUFFIN, Cashier.
E.- I St:UAW if: HANK OF PITTSIII atatr, t
Nor. Ist, BS'S. j
0.TEII: DIRECTORS of this have this day
deelared a Dividend of FOUR per cent out of
the prollts of the fen Sta Mouths. Stockholders, ilr
their legal representatires, will be paid on and atter the
11th Instant
n0.7.-tut H. M. MURRAY, Cashier.
MECHANICS' RANK,
Prlalantosi, Nov. I, 1859.
[O. Tim PRESIDENT and Directors of this - Rank
have this day declared a Dividend of FOUR per
rent. on the Capital Stock, out of the profits of the Last
six months, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on or after the 11th Inst.
nutlet. tiEO. D. ',STORM. Csallier.
MORRISON & MILWAINE,
Ambrotype, Daguerreotype. %
•ND
PHOTOGRATHIP ARTISTS,
149.. 04 Eourch Street,
' PITTSBURGH.
/Er hetures taken in all the venous styles of the art,
at reasonable prices. n02.1y
1.A."07 - .A.T.1-I.A.
NUT AND BOLT FA.OTORY.
Patent Botfressed Nuts of all sizes on hand, and Man
ufactured. Also, Bolts for Bridges, Machinery, Agrieul
tura' Briplernents, dc, furnished at short notice.
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street.
auglily KNAP. SCULLY A CO.
MR. JOHN RELR
WOULD respectfully announce to the
v Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that he ii
premed to give lessons on the Violin, t Iluitar, Flute
and - Cornet. For tonne, de, address
se2B:2m JOHN KELK, Pittsbnrgh Theatre.
STOVES, FENDERS. FIRE IRONS,
eQAT, VAS 8;
Plain, Plardnataad and Japanned Tin and
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
Trays, &e, the largest stock over offered in this city, at
T. J. 010108,12 A Wood St,
Five doors than Fifth
STEPHEN A. DODGE, , •
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
AGENT FOR . CLAIMS,
Washington, D. C.
A large experience in the adjustment of impor
tant claims, especially for Pensions and lands, has pre
pared him to prosecute such claims with the best pros
pects of success. -al
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
Letter and Cap Paper; Bonnet Boards, /to, for sale
to merchants &s low as can be bought in-the city . , -
J. E. WE(..PIN.
cc= ' dB Wood street, near Fourth.
A 1E13.-4 .Is. just receiv“
far We by Loath] 88NRY HCOLLINS.
t tk
WOODEN AND M..
)_
S,AMIIEL "
*-. l *
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in -
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKE.c_
BROOMS &c, , •
No. 21 Dlatriond, Plitsburgli.
. ,
HAVING NOW IN STORE A LARGE..
and carefnlly selected stock of everything in this'
hue '
either manufactured by himself or purchased A
rea front manufacturers, FOR CASH, is prepared' to.
supply customers and the country trade with goods in
his line,
CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET/
The following comprise the keading items in his stock
of Woodeaand Willow Ware; - • . - • •
CHURNS—Pine Stall, 8 sizeao Oak Staff, 4 sizes; Cedar
Staff, 3 Sizes; Oval Crank, Cedar, Oak or Pine, 3 sizes;
Cedar Barrel, .4 sizes; Spane's Patent, 3 sizes;Thermom-•
eter, 3 sizes—a large stuck.
BUCKETS—Common' red, blue and green, fancy and
varnished, half, quarter and toy pails; cedar brass and
iron boudid, 2 and3hoop,Figgins, cedatybraSs and iron
botuid,2hoopy Horse Buskets.lreavy irr,ribale;klitchen
Buckets,'ron 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.
KEELERS—Painted and yarnyhed, 3 sizes, dozen or
noon cedar Heelers, brass or iron bound •
MEASURES Al l
sizes, from bushel to quarter, peck;
pine or cedar, sealed or unsealed,
CLOTHES PlNS—Plain and head, in five gross boxes;
Smith's Patent, in gresu , boxes, and Brass Spring, in
gross boxes.
WASHBOARDS—WaterIoo raised centre, Marietta Zinc,
Dunble Wood.and all other kinds. • .
BROOMS. WHISKS, BRUSHES, Ase.; in great V . ariety.
MEAL TUBS—Hingham Batter . and Butter and gee!,
Tubs, 2 or 3 in nest, or singly.
DOOR AND BUGGY ITATS--.Allieinte; Cocoa and Grass;
Grass Table Mats.
WRITE NEST BOXES—Spice and Sugar }doies, file its
nest, plain and varnished. ' - •
OAK STANDS—Assorted sizes. for apple-butter, kraut,
pickles, meat or milk- . • - •
UMBRELLA STANDS—For Stores or Dwellings.
CLOTHES HORSES—Ai.sorterl sizes and styles made kb
order.
WOODEN WARE—Comprising Rolling . Pins,. Potato
Mashers, Butter Prints and Ladles, Lemon Squeezers,
Spoons and Boaters, Muddleni, Soap Caps, Shaving
Boxes, Spigot", Bang Starts, Axe, Pick and Hatchet
Handles, S:teak . MauFs...'&e. • • -
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS,ofaltvarieties.
TAR CANS, MOP HANDLES, iron' and wood heads,
Clothes Pounders. . - • • .• • • .
MARKET BASKETS , in great variety of size and. stile,
m
by the nest or dozen, of our own ann [sedum, at is
tern prices.
CLOTHES' BASKETS—Round and oval, four in neat'.
HAMPERS--Square flat and trunk lids::
NURSERY CHAIRS, 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, ke. - •
ORCHARD BASKETS—WiIIow and Split
Sir-City and countrydeatersare invited to call and ex.
amineour stock and pnces before purchasing elsewhere,
az we CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THIS MARKEL
SAMUEL BIDDLE,
21 Diariumid Pittauurch
, )et , :lyd.tsr..sszwe
?UR E LlQUORS.—Families 'can buy a
bOttle of Rhine, Yort,Madeira, Teneriffe; Sherry or
alairs Wine. Also, Cognac Brandy of different brands,
very Old Monongahela Whisky, Champaigne in quart,-
pint and and half pint bottles ; reduction made by dozen
or half dozen. All the , above for sale by the quart dr
gallon.
N. B.—Those wishing adulterated liquors need not
call. D. FICKE
101 Third street,
FAIRBANK'S SCALESI
FAIRBANK'n HAS,. COAL,. PLA.TFOII . SI, and
COUNTER ; SCALES,
Of evert - deactiption, l'r Fcale st .
FAIRBANKS SCALEIVARBROLISR.
0ct.19 • - N 0.51 Fifth otreeti
usT - KliffiTifis=
A ,plendid i9 , sortment of,
SOFT HATS AND CAPS,
E. DODD'S,
HO WOOD STREET; (ond door*uth.of
_ .
FARIi OE it.ACRES,
. eitnale at 6.ve nine e walk. From the
2 5()O
R. R t7llation, Freedom:AO - acres iet cultivation, one
tr, cfwhieb 14 In Rua ; 3 durable prince; 2 stables.
et.. The canter is good; a valuable atone-quarry. good
tenses, and a stone folindation for a threihng howe.
Pte . . £2.540. For salts by • •
S. CUTHBERT -tt SON, t
Ite:t!Etttate AitenL., 51 Market et...
J 11 N
3$ EP H A R
(soccertqftr to Hartwell dlastrto
Druggist, Corner Wood and girth sts
A:oompleto toned: of .1.41.C't;5.,
OILS and DY : a 4 , eon..tantl.) 'oz.; hind. •
COUNTRY SIT-MCSANTS,
.
Will find it to their edraritnge givein it exit: , 11tariti=
fitetttrer of the eelebtteA
SOTER C i• •
A. WEAVER , will open. a liandibthe
M
ftsc,rtment of FALL AN[ WLtiTER.
MILLINERY.
Together with a - largo assortraittlt of 'CITILDRP.NS"
eIAYNIING and Pattern,' of all denriptiontqat :
NO. 21 yuytiLsTßEtz
.
Second Story, siioVO EniOtt . !l Shirt fitbre, 'FRIQAY,
September:l)th
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
FINE SHIRTS, N TrEi; 'II7SPENDF,T,,
And a 11111 :and: l'iferllio Linder Garznents, fur Lathes
and Children, at • • • -
- • -
oetZ.St ' JOB . uottrc ros;77 market st.
0 (X)UNITY, MERCHANTS. We in
rite the attention of country-dealers making their
fall purchases to our Lugo assorttnent of • ;
Standard Miscellaneous'
School Books and School Stationary.: '• -
Cap. Letter and Note Papers, .
Legal, Lotter and Note Fxvolopes,
Fancy and Staid° Stationery,
Straw, Rag and Manilla Wrapping Piper,
And R full stock of all articles in our, lips, which we are
prepared to oiler at prices that cannot fail to please.
0002 . KAY A. CO. 55 Woodatroet
EN TEEL ,BOARDING:—Six gentlemenG ean tie accommodated with rooms and - boarding,
In a tint - class boarding house, pleasantly located on
Liberty street, two minutes walk front the business por
tion of the city. For further information apple to W.
H. WHITNEY, atthe offte of the Morning' Post •
aug2lf
esseo clicquot quarto Champagne:Wine
6 do do pis. . do do
30 baskets Peas Holdseick's q t : do .
do
/0 do do -do pts • do do
to do BOUCh pts,and Drone t qto do do
fi •do do do do pis do do
25 cases St. Julien Illedoc Claret • do
10 do Ladies' laitarrbit•
15 do do • (linger . do
In store, and for sale by
ak.% - MILLER & HICRETSON.
SUNDRIES. -
100 bags Flo Coffee;. , •
ID pockets Java dO-;
30 bbls. Crushed Sugar; . . •
25 lihdo. choice New Orleans Sugar; •
30 " good Sow; • *-
100 half chests Y. H. and Black. Tea; .
•23 " • " Gunpowder Tea;
50 bblo. GholdenSyrup;
100 boxes various brands Tobacco;
50 kege Bt. Carb7Soda: -
For sale by . fee23l WAL H. SMITH a CO.
-Q.-----TOCK.INGS. Gloves. Gauntlets and
10 HOODS, HOODS.
In great variety, at. • -
oct27 HORN'aq, 77 liuketst.
.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.—I keep. con
,
stantlji on hand corciploto si , iiortinent of Li
quor', eithorbotticd or otherwitn, coinusting uf • - • „
rort Wino, Maderia Wino, _
Sherry wine, CatawnsiWine '
, Holland Gin, itunaica Runt,
Btorhave's, Hostetter's and Hootlands'aGerman Bitters.
- OSEPH' FIX.M.ING,
octl corner of Diamond -and 'Market street.
11P.- MARSHALL & .CO., • announce
• the arrival of Newyatl.Papera Borders, &c a nt
' • 00t24 ' '' ' •-" 87 woon STREET.
Ll OR PARLOl2LS4GoldEaninvidered P4l3r
and Eterderis2fletlc i;t3.•l e;foi"snle by
" 12 - - W. P„MARSECALL- CO-
Le B U . F4.—A good assortment
of Cloth Brushes on hand and for sale
i t 2
aP2B Corner of Smithfield and Fourth Streets,
TRAW :ONNETS and .po:Fdlet Frames,
b cheap at Wh °legal c l / 2 at
see - - JOS. 1108 E'B, 77 Market et.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES' and
Bonnet
M r i CKSEP a li luge OßN e rS, 71 prices, at.-,
- IVAILS.-150 kegs, assorted si2.e.i, in store
,L 1 and far sale by • •
muRTLAND & CONNOR,
oet29 , • 197 Ltlx , rtr street.,
RICH ,AND ELEGANT: - STYLES pF
French gmbroideries,
EATON, CRES, & MACRIM'S.;
. .
octa _ . , 17.E5fth street. i
faLATES.-300. Penn'a. Slates,. si4.p.griOr
. .
14,7 00 ratty ; for'sale by the awe or snipe dozen.
_
•
ONCENT.RATED LY..E.77—atto...ca.ses,4spri
sale by " " - &L. 'FAB:RESTOCK & 05; -
°LAU No. 00, corner Fourth sad Wood sheets.
=llll
; Xoii—Two Silver
s Photo grapt,H mb. •
IFE-s
A-4
Colored Oil, prodell , :, or Plete.in'
and
H •
OT CiG R A P - 11,:ASL13 . 11:01113E;
LAINOTYPE - AAGOEITItEOTYPE'
P OAL
LER Y, On-. Fifth' mul Or 7lo .siracts:-.--The.matittbribet4l9l
mg fitted up rooms AI'TIGIM'S'ETFTEDING4.. now
tr_ep d _take Idlcdn else a .titnt GARNOPPIPAM. TO
:YE lIATISFACTIoN," • '
tinlieisitnitti; the e_ - ”lfecticin:
jy2Sly
BATES Sr. JOHNSON'S , ; ROOFING.
•
in JOILITSTON;
W OULD 01174; NOTICE that ;
ho ha 4 pat-,
clia;ea iho in ere4' his - Wepits:bier . 4. S.
BATES in the ROOFING BUSINESS sad Is :dee 'sole
trinuieeture.and dealer in the 1911mTing three diettnct
Elastic; . Ceinent; Felt
241. imuoved Cement and AGray".l.
Roofing.
3d.
Pateni English AsphAttic Felt Roar:: ,
Ing. - - -
•
ATI warranted.FlFlE ,EiD WATER PROQE:RooSng
ri
)18teal for sale, wit printed instructions for _
,osing.
fiee at. 13.1TEi - & iORINS.ONS'. OLD STANZI,.. 76
field street_ . •
- -L - • • wrivAl;f.TOHN3otf:`:
•03
N , --rThis Gum Cement is uniquallectltis 'Paint az
31 - etal Roof* lasting t'..vice as long, at least, as pirizt r and
cheaper . . - ---, silo:dim.
PARK , '& - :
it TNT tic :it .4. re: r• - etre *Fiat 7-
PIT1124)3111b1/1 PA.
Warehbuse, No. 149 First and'LO Seennfi - strean..
111.aisallicturers of all 'tire
s and dosariptionsof 6314 . 011;
Retort, and, Stint?, and Water Etipo, Saftaptus, Dog ;
Irons: Wagon 11orew,Ffeel'M'ou1d3,-FoitlneS.,llastrstivika.,
C° .g in fio ;bing and Trifi - ch4e. Caaninisnf every da3cgp..
non znade;to.ordex.y. 7,1 , : '
having a. complaff4 ma tune shop attagheci toT.t.lte
Foundry,"4l tilt ing. Will-be =IV istknid,
frA 3:41 :Wsi) zi : ,;*
PARK,'ItPCIIRDY
MI7P-ACTIJRETI,S-OP - S G
Braziers' and ZZit Olq ppe r Praised Capper Bet
toms, Raised Still P.oitorns. Speller Solder; 3e, &leo im
porters- and deelersr - in Metals' Tin - PI 'Sheet Trozii-
Wire, &c. Constant:lr on hand, Tirunents - ekerrk
Tools. Werehouse..?:d. lig First,and 1.20 Setond'trilets;
Pittsburgh, Pa, Special onder* CuPPer.M.MM
at
ired laattera.- , reyeklyaew
G.9.l3trAN,l4itiyor LanonsfAr....L.t.Gsso.o,lftrgb
•
ERYANar.CO
COMMlSSl_atillE}Pktnt
FOR THE SALE OF' t.
PIG 'IRON, te.L00.n5,,.&c.,
.
Pittsburg4..
Rxerat.Ncti- - .=l:yon, 'Short, .t ' C, VittAttik,h;Livings
ton, Copelsaid t - Skr, Pittsburgh; Thos. E-FrarailitESsui
as
Lancmn Hon. Simon Cameron, liarTisbtur,
ciarciner..lC4., RoilidaYsbum, • • 1
THE ENTERPANDINSORmin co:
TNSTIRES AGADTST LOSS OA D.LitEkat
1. by Fire orl Buildings, .nerclisriclize, Fumitilredtgi
ar ri‘ii.vninbie rates 61 premium. '• •
_Dricac-rws -..,F:Batehrurd &tam; Wilharcillß-Heo,angm:
)I'Erue & Co.:Zialbro Frazier, Jno. M. Atwood, of Atwood,
White Co4.43cnj. T. , Tredick; of Tredick,'Stakee Cci&
Henry. Wharton;, Mordeeni L. Dawson; Geo. H. Ste
of Stewart & Bro.; John H. 'Brown, of John H: Brains ik
Fahnestoek, of B. A. EahnestoCk Co; Andrei!
D. Cast,: J. L Erringer, of Wool' & Eninger.
• • - F. RATCHFORD STARR; .Presi.- &rd.
CHARLES W. CVO, Secretary .
-Pa-minima itisizatnza.--Wrn.anlirt &
& Co,-Thomas M. Howe: Eng,Ja.s.. Marshall. Zink &BIM
Kramer; Wilson, , le.P.lroy`tr Co".; Wil&on,' !no
C0.,-Bailee,- Brown.: & Co„ - I.4vin•giton.--Gopekind4:C*.;
James B:140a & Co, Wm. S. Lively & co.
GEO. B. BB.YAN et.
• . .N 3). 52 Wood West
LOC#aly ,&: G&E}
lispOrters of -
H. A. AL - .D: W RE
52 . WOod iStkeet,
Four Doors atoi - o c10y100,411,45,
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41 Di aciltirTiri s ha -A47571.
Fr. •wioitirmAlv,-
BAN UFACTUREII OF ,
EiteaniSagine.,, ShailmiCaadjtnies
B°nu ' g Mac l in oqice MaChinos,' :
Gear Wheels,
Ran ge rs, ate " . tee
=mai
Orders prskiriptly attended to.
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IiOGEIL k CO4
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ROG 'ERG' IMPROVED Pilikr
STEEL CULTIVATOR :,TEETH;
MAUU3LE! ,AURI3LE I=t
JOHN 10'CAB-001
MONUMENTS, GRAVESTONES,:
Enclosures, Posts, am., & 41 4 --- 'i
PLASTER 'PARIS,
Piyaß u rep :EMENT;
No:388 LIBERTY - STREET.
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• YZR'S caratiCAL OLIVE zrusrara - soitis
atter subjecting it -to the severest tests knOnt. to the
trsiie,asentlylpeinuistied that there is norm:at Weeti
.
ing :Soap in the Vnited States,-for sOlittlennelmitunuai
- at once se mime good qunlities' MA ad 000tfu
~ OF REAIITY--In uolprs, firmness ,' au4 l l o .- and Oak"
tura aerntty
OF PURITY—In freedom froni,. - rciatn„
elm Bah oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
O QUALITY—Fiir washing clothes, of eviTzdegailp
tion, cm* erflne; cotton, libeftilfooleu Of =NI Ape.
printed - Cr- white:- for =awn tar, grease; - "Pittrgnfi
printers' ink, ahoemakers'Asz, ete s
.. Oleo,
furniture,. And 'from the hands. ,
Give it.a:thiebnal for }ourselves, 'kid be ocetuvisei 8. t
. Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a %op/
-of tlfe dime:bobs. •- - • - B. C.'& J. Hi SAWYSE.
leB __ a7.Woodetreet, t
fitHE NEW PARK
uDENNY'rIt GRCATE,'' Tacenttiffited nQ
IRON - P..e.mair;
Ts now open for tno w o o o rnrn9ontio?l 0r...?ta..1*a, PUS*
ICE eftEi.il
.410-A Band of 3 Mo.sic in atietidanBe.:-44.00a .
corered.platfoymlqr ,
HoEiELEic,,et-211.1_14,11R,..
THE LOYALHADTNA /LOUSE,
•
TM' S LARGE vitiVtiNTri
LATEDECOITSE, Pfeimint!i luestarl'lvithdri & 1 4 41 '
yard of the renn'a..Satlrol*l; crow open ler MU*.
caption of summerviaitota . . tan-pin ella
recently been erected on , the premieearand
afforded near by. All trams stop hero. Obargett raw.
vlautltturilin CPAS: 34- , 81 star::
• •••" 1- • :-• ' ! Notice ' . j
Ts - HEREBY' GIVEN • that -Lotteis cif Ad
.i. ministraticra, bs,Te been vitiated thatMideriaptild
upon the eAtatl of ,THP, ) . 8 9,1 , 1 1 , 3.4 -n tRiT.S.I.ITTER, Lack,
u
.../.7at
aeceasemi peni)kis s inget. slot .r den:midi sotto.
tnne,qq4rof.said deceased.erer edto make
the Same tothe madereli nod ," the .offlee of Hailnav
Hut ~, co, city of Pax - abaf
:WM. t
, . HAAT . 4.dmitastftlea%
Pittsbau - gl2,' t. -Tl, n 69. •., .e.ouf..',Stilweatir -
.1'h7.11.1.Ri DRE'D ;,.I)t.aaaliS - W LLI.:pOt-
Ijr awe a choice Huddle' Loc. 25 by lf. , s that. Testae
easy.
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eetli 61 Ilarket .e.,7
PHO'IiOC E:P: L
W.O I'S CIZ I:EKY,
Jvnea T~uldinp,~Fonr(b str~
if A rf
Corner Fifth gad Grant streets.
z. thus ti
,11,E,L_T-.1 If 6'. •WORK 8:,
PP PT - R R
Corner Roio and First Streets“
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