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PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1859.
VOLUME XVIII.
Ijr~paitt ) Pool.
A Sharper Foiled.
„ .
Some three weeks since, a young man, well
dressed and genteel in appearance, stopped at
the Monongahela Rouse, registering his name
as H. Lanier, New York. Be asked daily for
a letter from New York, which had not arriv
ed. el few days after his arrival, Mr. Cross- • •
an, the landlord, received a letter signed J. ' , ',
J. Westerman, from New York City, enclos
ing
a check on the Union Bank of that city for ', ' s•
$lOO, which he desired hini to hand to Lanier, i'
lift a note held by him for that sum, with •
Westerman's signature, and send the note to
him. Mr. Crossan did so, and Lanier asked
him to take the check, deduct his boarding,
and give him $5O in money. Mr. Crossan
said it was hot his custom to do so without the
endorsement of some responsible party. Lan
ier then left, and returned after bank hours,
with a check on the Trust Company, signed
Leech and Hutchinson, for $3O, saying that
he had received that sum on the Eastern chiack.
This be asked Mr. Crossan to cash, but he
again refused, without collateral security, of
fering to take Lanier's watch and chain as
such. Lanier, with an air of offended dignity,
said be thought Mr. Crossan had more
confidence in him than to ask it—but the
latter was deaf to his solicitations. Lan
ier then disappeared. Next day a clerk of
Hall & Speer called to make enquiry concern
ing Lanier, saying that he had bought $l,OOO
worth of plows, paying for them iu New Or
leans, and that he had also tried to get money
on the New York check. It was now discov
ered that the cheek on the Trust Company was
forged, and search was made for Lanier, but
he had gone. Mayor Weaver telegraphed to
Capt. Walling, of New York, requesting him
to watch the post office for Westerman, to
whom Mr. Crossan had mailed the note pro
cured of banter. Yesterday a reply come to
hand, from which it seems that both Lanier
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JAMES P. BARB,
EDITOR AND PRO) RIETOR.
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PORTLAND, November 14.—8 y the arrival
. of the Hungarian we learn that the letter pur
r porting to be written by the Emperor Napo
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Aeon to the King of Sardinia has been present
'ed. It is dated October the Nth; and is gen
erally regarded us genuine.
The Emperor observes that the question is
" . --lriot whether ho did well or ill at Villa Franca,
r7lbut rather to obtain from the treaty results
.most favorable to the pacification of Italy.
, It was necessary to conclude a treaty that
should secure in the first manner 'possible the
independence of Italy, which shOuld satisfy
Piedmont, and yet which should not wound
the Catholic sentimentor the rights of the Sov
ereigns in whom Europe felt an interest. The
Emperor says he is bound by a treaty, and
cannot in the Congress which is about to open,
withdraw himself from his engagements. He
demands that the Duchess of Parma be called
to Modena; Parma be united to Piedmont and
Tuscany, augmented perhaps by a portion of
territory ho restored to the Duke Ferdinand;
and systems of moderate liberty shall be adopt
ed in all the
plan
of Italy. The Emperor
also traces a plan of Italian confederntion,with
the Pope as the honorary President, and says
that this increase of his moral influence will
enable him to make concessions in conformity
with the legitimate wishes of the population.
A correspondent of a Parisian journal has
received a warning for mentioning an article
by Montalembert regarding the lute war and
the Pops, and the Arsi De La Region also
received a warning for re-poducing that ar-
NEW YORK., November 11.—The steamship
Daniel Webster, from Aspinwall with the
California mails of the 20th ult., and 127 pas
sengers brought down by the steamer Uncle
Sam, arrived at this port this evening. The
Daniel Webster left Aspinwall on the after
noon of the 4th inst.
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
President-
ISAIAH DICKEY.
Vice Presidents.
JAMES PARK. Js, Ist.
TERMS Daily, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
venue. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lare'per year; in Clubs of Rte, One Dollar.
Trennirer.
NATHANIEL HOLMES ;
Secretary.
GEORGE H. THURSTON
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The United States steamer North Star, from
New York, had not arrived at Aspinwall. The
United States frigate Roanoke and store ship
Relief, were at Aspinwall ; all well. The
United States sloop-of-war Jamestown sailed
from Aspinwall on the 3d inst. Aspinwall
was visited with a heavy gale on the 3d and
4th, which oehasioned some damage to the
docks ; the shipping, however, sustained no
damage.
The steamer Daniel Webster furnishes Ha
vana dates to the 4th inst. A hurricane on
the south roast had done some damage to the
shipping. Sugars were nominally real
higher.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Traius.
anomittee of Arbitration for Normbe,
JuSEPH UILWORTH, Vice President.
W. H. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM MEANS,
WM. M'CREA RV, J. J. GILLESPIE.
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicago Rai/road.
(From corner of Liberty and Gram streets, Pmsnurgh.)
Mail and , :spresa Train
Express Train.-
Arrives
1:50 A. M. 3:50 P. M
1:45 P. M. 210 A. M
• TiiE WHISKY PSSUBRECTION.—We have
received from the publisher, John S. Davison,
corner of Wood street and Diamond alley, it
little book, by Neville B. Craig, entitled " An
Eiposure of a few of the , many Misstatements
in H. M. Brackenridge's History of the Whisky
Insurrection." It is a refutation of charges
made against the " Neville connection " in the
book mentioned, and showing the connection
of both families with the insurrection. It will
be read with interest by many, especially the
friends of the parties.
Stage of Water.
River- 2 5LT. feet sir inches water In the chancel
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny. fur New
Brighton and Way Stations.)
•
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
First Train....
Second Train
Leave-9. Arrives
9,10 A. M. 8:15 A. M
4:40 P. M. /10 P. M
Rrported Expre.vay for the Daiiy Morning Pest
Pem,y(ranin Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaven. Arrives.
4:40 P. M. 1:40 P. ➢l.
5:50 A. M. 1:15 A. M.
2:50 A. M. 1:45 A. M
Exprns, Train.
Mail
Nast.Line
Hurricane—Death of Mrs. Yankee
Robinson.
J‘lhnstown Accommodation
drat Turtle Creek
Se,ond " 4 ,4,
Third " 44 4,
3.115 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
nal A. M. 6:50 A. 51
4:05 P. M. 1:10 P. M.
6:20 P. M. .6:10 P. 111
Pitisblargh and Ccameitsville Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant titrootA.)
ESCAPEDFROM THE WATCH-LlOUSE.—Daniel
Gallagher, charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill on Mr. Beatty at the Perry
House, was yesterday brought down from
jail and lodged in the watch-house for hearing.
After dinner, while Mr. Beatty was awaiting
the arrival of the Mayor, Gallagher escaped,
as on visiting his cell it was found deserted, the
lock having been pried off, evidently from the
outside Efforts will be made to re-rapture
him.
CoLUMDIA. S. C., November 14.—A hurri
cane swept over the State yesterday, doing con
siderable damage. ,
Mr. , . Yankee Robinson, of circus notoriety.
died here this morning.
Etncon...rialeA 4,090 fns. SWe= at 10e.
Ilay...Salen 9 lode from scaleZ - cnt sl7@t9 '}t ton
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail 'train ".':00 A. M. 6:15 P. M
Express Train 4:30 P. M. 8:45 A. M
aereintid and Attatoirgh Railroad.
(Promeornrr of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
3.05 P. M. 6.10 P. M.
7:00 A. M. 5.50 A. M.
Supposed Insurgent Arrested
Expreas Traiu
ma l Traiu
StiIYPENISUROLI, Pa., November 14.—A
suspicious person was arrested here en Satur
day, on suspicion of being a Harper's Ferry
insurgent. After a hearing, he was discharged
for want of proof as to his identity.
. .. . .
Pittahurgh, 0,/matnts and Cincinnati Raitroad. •
(From Liberty and tdraut streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
•
Fast Line 12.15 A. 01. 8.00 A. 01. 11.0 A. 81
Express Tram.. 1.05 P. NI. 1.30 A. 01. 7Z.0 A. 111
TF, COI PRTS
\ ilt
PROF. B REHR, of Boston, gives the first of
hie. course o tures on Chemistry at the Wes
tern Univer y, on Thursday evening, and
one every Monday and Thursday night at the
same place, until the course of twelve is com
pleted. They will 4ubtless be highly inter
esting, as he will use the tine apparatus be.
longing to the University. See advertisement
for trial,
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It is -.tated that the King of Abyssinia has
ceded to France the Isle and fort of Massonale,
in the Red Sea. ,
It ih stated in Paris that the tariff will soon
be reformed to as to give more liberty 'to com
merce.
New York Election
(of whom an accurate description, correspond
ing exactly with Mr. Crussan's observations',
was given) and Westerman were sharpers—
that the latter had forged three checks on the
East River Bank, on which ho obtained jew
elry, one signed IL Lanier, and two Hold..
Craig, .Ir.—kthis is Lanier's real name) that
the New York police were on the loOk-/94. for
them—and that Westerman had not been to the
post office, though it was watched for two days.
The New Orleans drafts have been returned,
marked "no funds... Mr. Crossan has, iu will
be seen, escaped a snare into which a lees .1-
gficious person would have fallen.
ALBANY, November 14.--The most reliable
return leave no reasonable doubt of the elec
tion of the entire Republican ticket. The
; -, tate can vaser.; meet here to-morrow.
New York Weekly Bank Statement
SUPRENIE r .,OITRT —Beil)re Chief Justice Low
rie and Judges \Vooki ward, Strong and Thump
The Paris !'it ie says that the Congress will
take place even the absence of 'England,
hut the adhesion of England is nu longer
doubtful.
At Paris the Rentes cl u ed at t;91 . 75e.
INDIA The Indian mail of September 23d
had reached London. The discharged Euro
treop,. were leaving Calcutta at the rate
of ontlAhousand per week. Sir C. Trevilyan
recomtienklo the dissolution of the entire native
arms.
Snow Storm on the Lakes
Moszns.v. November 74th,
The following opinion was delivered in this
Court to-day:
Burk vs. O'Brien ; Indiana. Affirmed. Per
Curi;uu.
New York Market.
G ROL' ND O , ' AN ItROIMN On the MRTICDOAD , r
Passenger Railway Yesterday. The timberlis
delivered along a portion of tho route, aid
i
some of the iror als'o on thq ground. A por
tion of Federal ect is not , ' torn up—a large
force of hands II be at work t .this morning,
and with favorab weather the road' will be
completed, by the upper route, into Manches
ter by Christmas.
lit - FrAi.o, November 14.—A terrible snow
storm prevailed on the lake , yesterday. and it
Is feared that much damage to ve9: , els has been
done.
The list for Allegheny county was called
over:
Miscellaneous.
. .
Mi'linger vs. Lean's Administrator. D. C
Non. pros.
McKelvy vs. Johnston's heirs. D. C. St m
CRINGE OF TIME-WINTER ARRANGEMENT
pros.
Leech vs. Sexton. D. C. Non. pros.
Barton vs. Citizens' Deposit Bank. D. C.
Non. pros.
Paulson et al vs. Goddard. D. C. .Von.
pros.
Kennedy vs. Foster S Fleesun. D. C. Noo.
pros.
Hood in Collins township. Q. S. Argued
by Hampton for complainant, and Flenniken
contra.
Ormsby eta' vs. Ihthsom Adued by Woods
and Burgwin for plaintiff in error, and Wil
liams and Shannon, contra.
ATTACIIINU a VOUNS or .la-Tine.—On Sat
urday Judges M'Clure and Maynard, and Dis
trict Attorney Collier, were subpoenad to ap
pear as witnesses in the Westmoreland Com
mon Pleas Court, on Monday, in the libel ctn.(
'III. M
2.2.
Aline VISIT To I' F.l: I N
A 1441,r from S aitgbui, dated Aug,u,t. d,
Says that the U nitesAttea steamship Pow
battan, with Miwistor ardi had just arrived
there from the Peiho. Thu 'fbllowing state
ment is furnished by her officers:
On the Nth of July the Powluittan was
anchored oti Peitang, when i n imperial edict
arrived, that the American Mini=ter and his.
.aide of treaty li, old be escorted with nil honor
to Pekin. On the 20th Mr. Ward and suite
landed, were received by an escort, and con
ducted to Pekin with every show of respect.
They first traveled forty titles across the coun
try in covered carte, Striking the Poiho ten
miles above the Teen-bang, thence proceeded ,
n junks to within e l even miles of Pekin,whence '
they Again took carts to the capitol.
. The triptwAs made in eight and a ha:f days.
The legation emained at Pekin fifteen days,
~
lon 4 which they were confined to their guar
tens Otthitwever, as pri, , onars, for they were at
liberty, atalty Cita., to walk out, but the Com
missioner refus 1 trn the use of horses and
guides, leaving i , tonal with !ir. Ward to
remain, or not, us ' pleased. ifhey would
doubtle,s, however, lilts e CI , P°.1,1 11! , gates en
tirely had not Mr Ward takew firm stand
at. the firAt inters il,li . that a s s o nsl u s his m ov e .
meat! , A,4 0 at all restricted he would close all
intercourse and demand his return under es
cu rt It ,neat- that the Eillperor acs very
anxious to :see Mr Ward, but that he alm
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
Cincinnati Market.
HORSES AND 1111,11" RE.L.ot - ER F. D. —The pro
prietor of the Mansion House, Washington,
Pa., (ruin whom a span of horses and a buggy
had been stolen away, Monday of last week,
followed the thief, heard of him at Wellsburg,
Tuesday, where he had erosstal the river, and
succeeded in overtaking him at Hopedale, in
Harriaon county. He trovivl his property,
but the thief escaped.
r11(4 TAKE EFFECT NOVEMBER 14th
By),
of Carpenter vs. Foster S.: Fleeson. Yesterday
Will A. Stokes, Esq., of counsel for defendants
appeared in open Court, stating doh •the ease
would he called up to-day, and asking if the
judges would be in attendance. The Court said
that a homicide ease was to be tried, and that
neither they nor the District Attorney could
leave their duties. Mn. Stokes suggested that
.‘,.. t
an attachment might he issued to t i ke them.
M'Clure remarked that if i District
Judge
Attorney were attached, he would e released
IITI. 4 31'Itt;11 AND CHICAG,) LINF
-I.ortvo, • iirVA.A. AltiveA Arrives
Ilttsisargh, at Ciwartatpl. at Toltklu. at l'llxxgo,
L',1.1 A U. 7:3; a vo 1'2.^.10 r. Y. 107:1!. C. X.
)'/:.. Y. AA, %r 7.:35 P. Y. 12:10 A. AL 10.7.5 A. Y.
1'a,,, , 0;;e.r... xpthinv, to go A.l A 1114,,, vu CIOVVIA/. 1 ,
*hollll b e vol.-Ill:a tu a.4k for tuck.,.. tit ,lervlau.i.
_ ..
liostirit , r. CAst...—The trial of William H.
iiii
liernan, charg with the killing of James
Duffy by stabb g him, on the lilth of 1a.,..t
August, in the S th ward, will commence in
the Court of Oye and Terminer this morning.
ilzpre. , 4 leave , A rrtres ArrlVes Arrives
I'ittribUrgh, at Columbus, utCrueinnati, at SI.. Lows
1,S1), K. 12:4 r. N. &3 r lc 1.700 P. Y.
1 . ..C.1 P. X. 1:44 n. N. !,..1.00 a. M. 1.t.:45 r. Y.
U. S. DISTRICT COL:RT.—Before J udv,
McCandles.i.
• •
Titig route I. shorter to Cincinnati. 1./moo:111e, Colum
latiqand ail plinta South. than any other route. Spiro
Sleeping Cra, , attached to all night train?.
. _
NOVEMBER, 14, 1459
on hatras corpus, or if that failed the Court
would keep him in a private room, locked up.
After some pleasant remarks on both sidea,the
Judges and District Attorney agreed to write
letters to Judge Buffington, stating their ina
bility to attend at the trial, owing to the im
portant homicide. case to be tried. A cosrtinu
ance may possibly be procured ou this giround,
as they are material witnesses.
The Court met at ten o'clock and after call
log the jury and list of causes adjourned unti
ten o'clock on Wednesday.
A HISTORY of the Four Georges, Kings 0
England, with a handsome gift for $1 2.7,, a
Davis &
P ITTS BU RG AND W F:ELI NG LINE.
Leaves Ar. at Ar. at Ar. ut Ar. at
In•Aleater, Stentiville, Wheeling
I:sk A. a. 3:00 x. :Lb? L. x. 43S • a 6A4 s a
—stops at all FtSli.iorll4—UlTlV.., at 125*:. A X
P. a. 314 P. IL 4A)U r a. GAZ r a G:l5 P X
For 'Ulircugh Tickets apply at the l'enn.ylvanin
Rxil
rea.l Pa.4enger statiou.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, &C.—Before
Judges Maynard and Adams.
NOVEMBER 14, 1859.
THE peremptory sale of line watches and
jewelry will be continued at No. 112 Wood
street, by J. U. Davis, auctioneer, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, and at 7 o'clock this evening.
F. R. MYER.S,
ne.}:et AO C. k P. RAllrona.
J. STEWART, Tteket AWL, Depot.
The argument list was on in this Court
to-day; but no case of importance were ar
gued.
An application was made, upon a writ of
habeas 'corpus, for the discharge of James
Brightmore, a lad of about seventeen, from the
House of Refuge, where he was sent, in June
last, by the Mayor, for viciousness and incor
rigibility, baying been picked up at the Penn
sylvania Railroad depot, where he had been
loafing for some time, by officer Fox. The ap
plicants asked his discharge on tlit ground that
he had a guardian living, was 014 Cher vicious
nor incorrigible, and was not a fit subject for
the institution. The sister of the boy, who
was the petitioner, asked to have the boy
placed under her charge. After hearing the
testimony, the Court remanded the boy to the
Refuge, giving it as an opinion that, as the
boy's parents were both dead, and his guardian
being unwilling to act as such, it was the proper
place for him.
Toy GAME or FonrEcrs.—D., a young man
doing business on Wood 9trevt, waii a hacker
of the Josephine on . the occasion of the late
boat race, but not hating time to attend, gave
his gold watch to a neighbor, I'., to bet on the
result. I'. went down, but failed to get n bet
He, however, agreed with g two others ih the
same locality, M. and T., to draw .a for eit out
of D., and the three accordingly inful D. be-. 1.
lieve that I'. had put up $5 as a forfeit, and
l o st. D. paid the $3, and the party had a jol
lification on the same Saturday night, in the
shape of an oyster supper, afterwards inform
ing I). of thetrick played upon him, indulging
in sundry pleasantries about the ''sell" at his
expense. On Monday D. instituted suit, before
one of our city Alderman, tigainst.P., M. and
'l'., fur conspiracy to extort money. It is prob
ably intended merely to frighten them, as a
kind of offset in the joke played upon him. No
further steps have been taken beyond the in
formation.
LA" , • ND GAIN, or Margaret's I.lome, wtth
11 handsome gift for 75 cents. at Daris & Co.'s
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Z. L. EISNER,
THE SKwAN runt CAP. Obi to Chtvrky, 1,0
LI gift for :.,4) cents, nit Dar is , Co b
Manufarttuvr and Vitiolvsa to
..„...,,,,,,,..„..:7_,....11.„..„.„..4.....„.4c,,,,....„.,...,..„„.„in4i5td upon hi. performing Kolew—that i.,,
oro-trnting himself nine tinn-A with hi- head
. .
. . - to the ground. which wro po,itively refum-d
The re,ult wad that un the fourteenth day it
•
4 , , wil. Collei Wied to receive the rre,ident'A letter
', at Pekin, and . e nd Mr Ward back to Peitcmg
. .
to exchange the treaty, and the next day they
. .. ~ returnea. At PeitonL:, on the 16th, the. treat
.
• • te. Here .rxduingt4l, and an Entzlhli primmer
. ' named .Icahn P, rWell WM given L;p, h av ing
proclaimed hinum-lf an American.
The Unit,l State:. ,-.1.-arnern Mi-e-ite.ippi and
I`,,whnitan w ere at Shanghac, the 1 . .4-2:wan at
• . .he gulf 4 P..ericli, and the Germantown at
. . .
1 &pan
—...m..... . . _
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS
BROOMS, &C.,
tio. 21 Diamond. PittNburgb.
HAVING NOW IN STORE A LARGE
and 4,trefully .took of everythmg 1n thte
tine. taller unanalaourea purchased
dt
r•-et from untnuacturer, FOR CASH, to prepared
eu4nttner, nut the country trado with grood3 in
hi, tw.
12:=E=
CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET)
The lug the leading [tents in ills stork
of WOOdell rod Willow Ware
CHURNS—Pine .itnrt• 8 848,8; 081: StA4l. 4 .4 ,8 ; (;.•, lint
Staff. 3 Oval Crank, Ce.iar, Oak ur Pttr, it 811e8;
erdar Barrel,' sires; Spane's Patent. 3size r si; Therinone
•ter. 3 01.0.—a large stock.
BUCK I.7l'l4—Common red, blue and green. fancy and
varnish•-d, half, ,juarter and toy pails, cedar brass and
:rot, bound, 3 and 3 hoop,Piggnis, cedar, bra's andiron
uoursd,,2 hoop; Horse Basket, heavy iron bale:Kitchen
Itiiket.s, iron tale; Oak Well Bucket., well Ironed:
1 Flour Bucket", nested.
DISTRICT COURT.—Before Judges LIMO 0011
and Williams
CMANUE or ToiE.—Referenee to our adver
tising columns will show that the time of the
arrival and departure of trains on the Penn
sylvania and Pittxburgh,Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroads have been changed. The mail
train on the former road now leaves at 5,50 A.
M , the through express at 4:40 e. at., and the
fast line at 2:50 A M. Returning, the
arrives at 1:40 P , the mail at 1:15 A M ,and
the fast line at 1:41; A M. OD the latter two
express trains leave daily; one at I:So A ‘i and
one at 1:45 e. M ; returning at :::50 r, m
, and
2:10 A. NI. The time of the aeNnnmodation
trains on both roads has also been itliged. for
I which see adverti.‘emento and Rail ad unto
table at the head of our ioenl columns
Arrival of tho Overland Mail.
ST 1,1:1,, Nor (.111bor • 14. -Tho overland
mil orriv , *l frm.i Conforms
Nu's - EMBER 14th, 1859.
No cases of importance were taken tip in this
Court to-day.
1-laud drat , of (L tuber :hi ;tate
Tinily
prt,pvet... were poor. The emn•
Tinity Rre troubled by reports from the At-
Sitars, relative to the cheapness of eoal
1; Xllj ,ll . it i. thought, would diminish the
I tualef for oil and injure the whaling
'At lf,nolulti the sugar plantations
0 paying tiesl4tely well, but the eo tr,,. ere p
un ently fjrure. The number of whale.
whtlqi ltS , l arrivod to o.•tober Ist, was
qils- ten
- .
11:1.t_4--Peunt.,l, 1 anti It hoop: white OLIO 8111.1 cedar
h.eml m:4l°. all tlemed or I,y the dozen_
COURT or QUARTER SESSIONS. Moro
Judges M'Clure and Parke.
NOVEMBER 14th, 1)359.
•
K F:EL Lit -4 anted rod earmal, d. Jsm., .loren
1 • ••lirtr I e nk. bra.. ur Irun
George W. alias "Sharper" . Smith, was tried
and convicted of the larceny of a set of har
ness and horse blanket fro the stable of Capt
David Campbell, on Wester Avenue, in July
last.. He was remanded for ntence. This is
the third similar offence of vhich he stands
convicted.
John Condon pleaded none cuntendre to an
assault and battery on Mrs. Ann Kirk, an old
lady of seventy, by striking her on the head
with a dipper. 113 was ordered to come in on
Tuesday for sentence.
Court adjourned at three o'clock.
from bo.liel to quarter peek;
pale or cedar, sealed or 111.151,01,1.
CLOTHES PlNS—Phan and tool, to tire grotras boxes:
Smiles Vateut. bozera tuul
gross boxes.
WASHBOARlrara—Wraterloo nnraed centre. Malietta Zino,
Waite Wood, sod dl other kinds.
1.117.1.AM5.. WHISKS, Bltl'SHFlti Ac,tuiirent rune[.
NEAT. TUBS--Ilitigloun Butter and Butter and Meal
Tubs, 2 ur J In nest, or singly.
DOOK AND BUGGY MATS-41liorante., Co.:m.llml fires,
Gnu. Tut 4t, Than.
w II ITE N FS 1' ISUXES—Spice amt Sugar Boxes. tire to
nest, plrain and varnished.
(AK STANDS—Assorted .m..es, for apple-Mater, kraut.
pickles, most or milk.
IiMBREI.L.I STANDS—For Stores or
•
tr.4f7R:Cf.PZAW:c'f. 16.'4',
iferlng the last twenty year. I bare made use
of a great sanely of medtclues,prescritwd by Allor,,ft,o,
and Ilotnomsd.hut pliyiirlans, but all have faded, and I
hri4 relitiqui.lied all hope of relief, until I was ludatterl
tiiresort to WILSON'S PILLS They has, efreVflially
repo.teil instances of late, and I .:19,11
cheerfully and eonsmentiously recommend them to oth
ers who are nimilarly affected." This stiverelgn remedy
t.wild by It. 1... Fahnestoek Co, Wholesale Itrutt
gt.ta, No. ro,corner Wood and Fourth street.. l'ittsburFh,
to whom orders for supplies should be whin-eed.
at retail by Druggists oVvryWheff..
ship7Achilles. Captain Hart,
aii h arrivjent Honolulu on ti-..Tteinber
reported that tlos American clipper , nip Mits. I
tiff. Captain JAnson, from San Franen-Tco to I
Hong Kong. having on board Ono hundred
and eighty pit±"engers, of whom one hundred
and seventy-live were Chinese, was burned at
sea on the ISIh of September. All the 1414-
sengers, with the exception of one Chinaman,
who was ornotheml, were safely taken off by
the Achilles and isonveyed to Honolulu.
Among the passengers were R. 11. Dana, of
Boston, C C. Harris, George Clifford, J.
C. Richmond and M. Schonbron. The Chi
nese are said to have lost a large amount of
treasure; the cargo of about ,O 4) tons was lost.
The fire originated between decks from some
opium smoking Chinaman allowing limo sparks
to get among their combustible articles., which
~0 0n set the a hole ship afire.
The escape of the passengers was owing to
the intrepidity and coolness of Capt. Johnson
and his officers, and the fortunate appearance
A LDERNIAN WILsoN, of the Fifth ward, wan,
on Saturday evening, held to hail by A lder-
Intim Parkinson, for asAttult and battery, for
ejecting from his ( Wilton's) Ake, a wan
named McClellend, who, the magistratUlleges,
interfered with him because he had refused to
take a party offered as buil for a With named
Frank, who was up on a charge of Pasting
counterfeit money. Alderman W ikon ordered
McClelland out, but he refused to go, and force
was employed.
CLIYCII
E 4 Ht
IRSE,—A...sorted sixes and 4tyles maile to
order.
WOODEN (CARE--Comprising Rullmg Mus, Potato
Mashers, Butter Prints and Ladles, Lemon Smeerez,
Spoona and litiaters, Muddlers. Soap Cups, Shaving
Boxes, Spigots, Bung Starts. Axe, Pick and Hatch's
Bundles, Steak MR
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS, of all varieties.
TAR CANS, MOP lIANUL&S, iron and wood heads,
Clothe... Pounder...
MARKET BASKETS, in reat variety of sum and style,
by the nest ur dozen, of our own 11121111Lit•ttlr,
tern prieea.
CLOTHES BASK ElB—Round and oral, four in nest.
II AM PER.q---Square tint and trunk lids
NURSERY CUAIRS, of every style.
COACkIiN AND CRADLES, of every style.
TRAVELINU BA.SKET,:—Assorted sires and styles.
Berlin, Japanned.
French, assorted.
ESTNIINSTER REV LEW. —The October num
ber of this valuable republication of Leonard
Scott & Co., is out and for sale by Mt,srs.
Hunt & Miner, Masonic Hall. agent for this
city. It contains a number of interesting arti
cles, viz: I. Militia Forces; IL Rousseau, his
Life and Writings ; 111. Spiritual Freedom ;
IV. Modern Poets and Poetry of Italy: V.
Physical Geography of the Atlantic Ocean ;
VI. Garibaldi and the Italian Volunteers;
VII. Tennyson's Idyls of the Kings: VIIL
Bonapartism in Italy ; IX_ Cotempurary Lit
erature, a review of all the late works of im
portance. The number is interesting, and will
well repay a perusal.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND BOP DEALER,
A ItEnitiso will be had to-day before Alder
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh
man Steele, in the case of Messrs. Mattlt and
Miles of the Gaieties—an action having been
brought against them to recover the amouta of
the State license fur dramatic extlibitioilt—
s2oo. They allege that they do not give dra
matic representations or shift scenery —their
performances consisting of singing, dancing
and negro minstrelsy—and that they are not,
therefore, liable to pay the license.
HA V I NG COMMENCE!) BR EW ING
1r OM now prepared to furnish toy
ornery with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FILF-911 ALF
In addition to m 7 regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE F LAVOREt) BITTER ALF. put up in
small packages expreasly for Gamily use.
This Ale isnot only a delightful beverage, but so highly
recommended the medic faculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
celebrated
of the Achilles.
The Mastiff was n Boston first class clipper,
valued at $90,000, and insured for $Bl,OOO.
The Court at Honolulu awarded to Capt. Hart
$7,000 salvage on the specie the balance was
idlipped on the Ella and Eliza, which was to
sail for Hong Kong in o,ctober 7th, with one
hundred 'of the Chinese passengers-
LADIES' CAP "
RETICULES—Imported and American.
SCHOOL BASKETS, in great variety.
SPLIT HAMPERS, for Potatoes, Peaches,
ORCHARD BASKETS—WiIIow and Split
Ar a reity and country dialers awe invited to call and cx.
ammo our s LOC k and pr.., 41/0 ft) rti purchasing elsewhere,
as we CANNOT REUNDERSOLD IN THIS MARKET.
ADMITTED.—We have neglected to notice
the admission to practice, in the District Court,
of our young friend, E. T. Cassiday, on motion
of J. I. Kuhn, Esq., his preceptor. Mr. Cits
siday is a gentleman of good address and tine
talents, and will, we have no doubt, make a
mark in his profession. His office is with Mr.
Kuhn, on Diamond street:
`S'l SOLI,
—We understand the
Robert M'Cuteheon has pnrehmed the pacing
horse -Smuggler, - from Messrs. Lafferty and
Watson, and purposes taking him to New Or
leans,where he designs testing his speed against
some of the celebreties of the Southern turf.
He is a first class horse, and won every race for
which ills was started this 51'31304 —thus netting
his owners several hundred dollars in stakes
alone.
SA:111/ EIL 111.D1LEI.
Diamond Pitmuurn
WHEELING LIOTTLED ALES,
oetli:lydar,Almwo
Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTED AND BRORTI , I STOUT.
Paokokon nont to way part of tOu city. auglldirn •
TO THE LADIES
.1111.
Advicos from Hayti
Fil,EcTioN ea DIRECTORS.—At an election
for three directors of the pittsburgli Trust Com
pany, held ye,terday, the followibt gentlemen
were chosen : Samuel Rea, Francis G. Bailey,
Thomas Bell. A dinner, served up in McGin
ley's best style, was discussed by the stockhold
ere and officers, with their friends.
HEATING 111 STEA.M.—A6 R 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 comfortable,
we give this certificate to Messrs. Davin and Phillips,
successors to Phillips k Co., for their plan of heating.
by stearin the Second Ward Public Schools In the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has met our approval, and we
would recommend them to the public to give entire
nanstaction of heating by steam.
R. Miller, Jr., John Marshall, Jr., M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John W 11.1.1, L. Wilcox, Directors.
N EW Yoiu, November 14.—Advises from
Hayti of October 22d, state that twenty indi
viduals concerned in the recent conspiracy and
the murder of the President's daughter had
been tried, convicted, and sentenced to death.
Sixteen of them had been already hung. One
was respited, and three had previously escaped
t ) France. Gen. Ulysses, for having suppressed
the facts connected with the insurrection, of
which he was previously aware, was sentenced
to three year's imprisonment. "
Porte au Prince had been rellevedtfrom Mar
tial law, and the country was quiet.
CUSTOM MADE SHOES
FEROCIOUS Doti.— Bernard I.4eilly yesterday
W. E. SCHISIERTZ & CO.,
made information belore alderman Lewis,
charging Frank Goodwin and Sarah ilikiNs
with keeping a ferocious dug, be which hel%as
bitten, in the store of the former, on Saturday
evening. Goodwin promised to kill the dog,
but on the return of Mr. Neilly, referred him
to Mrs. Hays, residing in the vicinity, who he
said had the dog. On visiting her he did not
find him, and accordingly sued out warrants
for both.
lIAVE NOW COMPLETED THEIR
arrangements to TAKE MEASURES and MAKE
AN EMUETE occurred at the house of Charles
Michaels, on -Hand street, Solari night.
A young man was found in the b room of
Mrs. M. by her husband, who stabbed him
four times, and obliged him to leave without
his clothing. No arrests have been made.
The wounds are not dangerous.
TO ORDER, all the various rtyles of
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
Steam Heating, Gas F`itting, Plumbing and Brass Fo und
Dealers in every description of Has Pi-stares Pump
No. 07 Wood and 148 Foot atreet, Pittabnrgh.
delW7lo•
LADIES'. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S,
Illness of Judge Dougla;l . ,
WASHINGTON CITY, November 14.4dudge',
Douglas' early recovery of his health was
on Saturday anticipated by some of " his
most intimate friends. It is, Powover, relia
bly ascertained that he has been extremely ill
for the last three days. His physician remain
ed with him throughout...last night, and this
morning regards his condition about the same
as it was yesterday, though perhaps he is a lit
tle more comfortable.
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
Pic-Nic PAPERS.—Msrs. Hunt & Miner
have received Peterson's edition of the "Pie-
Nic Papers," containing gems from Dickens,
Ritchie, Moore, Allan Cunninghan, Horace
Smith and others. It is a valuable work, and
full of delightful reading.
W E are requested to invite attention to the
sale of valuable real estate in Sixth and Eighth
wards, belonging to the estate of the late Rev.
A. W. Black, dececsed, by order of top Or
phans' Court; and also, a list of desirable stocks
this evening at the Commercial Sales Rooms
by Mr. Davis.
nautuNics'Tru'ra. —This Institution,
the want of which has beet so long felt by our citizens
Is now open under the superintendence of Messrs
Jackman & Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, SA Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of resort
for those socking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination or samples or
scientific publicans. Those having articles to bring
before the public find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples,
W The public, are respectfully invited to visit the
institute.
Having iu our employ ono of the best
SHOE CUTTERS IN THE STATE,
We f/e4oritikieut.in ` saying, that tor STYLE, NEAT
NEa.4aItD I4 ZiRABILITY, our worAannot be
:Z s . • ,
EICC;ELIVIDIEIa
By any mann factory in this Tity , xer Philriej%ina.
• •
W. E. SCIIIIII,Eriket . t.CO,7 •'
SE.—The roof and upper story of a frame
building in the Fourth ward, Allegheny,
owned -and occupied by u German' rood
Stuck, were destroyed by tire about twelve
o'clock Saturday night, having caught from
the chimney. The loss is not very heavy.
isstrig.—A Mias Hill,daughter of Curb
ley Hill, residing near Waynesburg, left her
father's house one night last week, N& la
boring under temporary derangement, and has
not since been hoard of. ,She is both deaf and
dumb, and her parents fear that something has
befallen her.
Later from Texas
No. 31 Fifth Mre
DR. J. HOSTETTER'S HITTERS meet with
great favor as remedies for diseases of the stomach, and
all other diseases arising from a disordered digestive
system; and its component parts being entirely vegeta.
ble, it is more safe than the ordinary preparatons offered
to the public, while its pleasant effect on the system
renders it vastly popular with those who use iL Dr.
tiostotter's reputation is wide-spread, and the care with
which he prepares, his medicine secures it always safe
and reliable. The Bitters are most agreeable in flavor,
and as it contains nothing that can impair the health, but
on the oontrary, contributes to its preservation, this
preparation must prove highly popular. It is a genuine
and truly valuable article for any of the above diseases
and we sincerely trust that our readers may test its ex
cellence.
Nzw ORLEANS, November 14.—The .Piita
yune of the 12th says that General Palfrey's
* brigade is willing tp go to Brownsville, if the
fnnds are provided by the public. The au
thorities of that city are doing nothing towards
arre-sting the Texans The Picayune urges the
city to furnish money for an expedition against
the Guerilla.
180 A CRES OF LAND. in Venialgo Co.,
Pean'a., 90 miles from Pittsburgh, and near a
large German settlement Flour and saw mills conve,
client Good location for a mechanio. Part of the land
Is cleared; remainder in fine timber. Price $2 per acre,
cash. For sale by
nol.l S. CUTHBERT t SON, 61 Market at.
THE Franklin Literary Society give their
annual exhibition on Thursday evening in Ma
sonic Hall. Judging from previous exhibi
tions the present will doubtless be both inter
esting and profitable.
NEW COUNTERFEIT.- Counterfeit "Elves'
on the Citizens' Bank of this city aro in circu
lation in Philadelphia. Several were passed
there last week, and resulted in themitrest, of
individuals who were suspected of being en.
gaged in shoving them.
AGRIST MILL AND WOOLEN FAC
TORY FOR BALE—Situate in Armstrong county;
water power and steam engine: all the machinery in com
plete order. Twenty acres of good land; two dwelling
hoeses,etables, Ac., will be sold at a bargain, by
S. CUTHBERT & SON,
noi2 Real Estate Agts, 51 Market street.
tg MIRROR OF ITALY, as bff seeg I.!y
advertisement elsewhere, will be exhibited at
Masonic Hall, for the first time, on Friday
evening next. It is a work of merit, and faith
fully depicts the scenes of the late Italian war.
Gov. Corwin a Candidate for the
Bpeakership---Bridge Blown Down.
CINCINNATI, November 14.—The Dayton
Journal makes an authoritative denial ofi he
statement that Gov. Corwin is not a candid
for tho Speakership. It says that Corwin e
sires to be understood as a candidate, and that
his name will be presented to the House.
The suspension bridge over Scioto river at
Portsmouth fell today, killing two men.
Ter last opportunity of providing yourselves
with new superior furniture is olfeLecl this,
Tuesday, morning, by Mr. Davis, at f Msr led
H. H. Ryan, deceased. The stock embraces a
great deal of very desirable furniture. See
advertisement.
THIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS, at
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE
NOT TO BE TEDID.—The District . e t r Vey
has decided not to try an of the oth rges
against Rutherford, late buperintendant the
)3ouse of Refuge, this term.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
aOSTETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
noltt No.iXt Water, antl6B Front streets.
JOSEPH HORNE, No. T 1 Market street, Is DOS! ta the
East, andiiill' s be pending home desirable and cheak,
Goode every day thin weak- roll
MAWS STATINTON, or the Pupils of. Marva
Mtll, with a gift for $l.OO, at DaVII IZZ C0..'8
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
JOSEPH DILWORTH, 2J
Pmrsecaau, November 14, 1859
Flour—Advancing. Sales klso 1,1,19 all from store at
$5,u0(4.5.10 for superfine, $5,25@5,37 for extra. and $5,62
(45,157 for extra family.
Gratn...l:moi.--Sales :EA bush at depot at 64e. °lts
ba..11 do at doe.
Straw _Salo 3 kook from reales at $13,50 70 ton.
Sugar... Sale,. 22 Mids. N. 0. at .5?,,,ii . g,814e.
Molasses... Sale.. 313 bbl,. N. V. at 42(3.43e. eel.
Coffee Sale. 19 sacks Rio at 124A13e. '
Fenthers...Sale. 100 Its. prime at 60e.
Mess Pork...S.'alk, Itll,bis at $15,504116,00.
Cheese...Salt3 30 boxer W. R. at 9 , /,,0.
Lime—Salk, 10 bLit. Louisville at $1,25.
Rags...SaleH 2 tons mixed at .3!./.12.
Apples... Sales SO 01,1,. at p 2,30.
Potatoes,Salee 150 butt SeAutenoek, at 44e.
Whisky.. .Sale, 31 bbl., Reettied at 2.9@.30e. - f, gal
Nrw Yaßn; No',ember 14.—The Hank statement for the
week ending on Saturday, shows a decrease in circula
tion, i r is-Left an increase in loans 41,083,000; a decrease
in specie, i-11.0 U 0; and an increase of deposits,sl.oo6.ooo.
New Tuna. November N.—Cotton firm: sales '2.tkOltales,
Flour firm; 17.500 bbls: Ohio 1,5,40@5,135. Wheat
heavy: soles li.rtou white Western i 1.1.41; red $3....16.
c o rn firm; oilo ainto bipth; new yellow .Ter,or 75C . 491e-:
old Ell.ekgl,o:i Lord steady at - 1034(6;11e. bacon dull
and Mott y. Luti, , ed Ilog4 firm at 747 , 4 e. Tallow quiet
at 11?,.:e. Whi.ky firm. ,tior quietltu firm; Musiiova
ilo fi o.i. Mold ,, ei , arm; N. O. new S2c. Cotton: sales
to-do!. oi L. 0•14) irate, price , . There is no tiliange
in ti e . yiwatews. Freight, on Cotton to Liverpool
9-lOd
CTNCINN I, Novemer 14.—Flour is hold very firmly;
Ent the leuund , hind at e4.:::,?,-4.Su for i i iiiperfine.
Wheat i, higher under the tirmneiis of holders. who are
asking $1.16 for prime red and sl,l* - P.,1451 for prime
white. but figure, are not met by buyers. Corn
in fair demand at 44c. Oats are dull at 4-1(4451t. Rye
and Barley are unelninged. Whisky iC quiet at 22,y.
There tint little doing iu Provisions and prier, are un
changed. Sale. , of neii Lard at 474 e.. But fete Hogs are
on die market and prier. , are !inn at $.5,75ai11. Exchange
to quiet at !;vi
K. T. KENNEDY W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE ANT CORN PIIRCHASEP.
FI (UR, coRN AND BOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
IN if AND ALLEGHENY.
x 117106,1 TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
No. 114 Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
roxi's use, to sell at 410.00 for $ 6,25
Frock liressCloth,fine, use to sell at- 14,00 for 10,00
First quality (loth. " •• 18,00 for 12,00
lila,k Cloth Panto, " 5,00 for 3,25
(suportlne)" •` 6,00 for 4,00
C.v./mere suit. made Loonier. " 25,00 for 16,00
Also. Satin, Plush, Silk and Cloth Vests,
GENTS' FURNISHING uooce.
. _
At very low prices. The sbovo is the Cash Price, andby
reterring to this advertisement. the above prices will be
strictly adhered to. octllitjalzce
!E=l
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
M:tnufacture,, avd and Retail Dealer in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Caned,:
llsve on hand a dirge assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furiture, in Walnut and 'Mahogany of their own manu
fdeture. and warranted equal in quality and style to-any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at rea.sonable
prime fe2L-I3
ti~r^.;;:
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G ENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Our Furnishing Department
uuw ,tocke,l with a complete .ssortment of
NWOL .01. , MERINO
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
SILK AND WOOL SCARFS,
FANCY SILK TIES,
Se, se- Ac., &e.
At reduced 1111,0,
L. HIRSHPELD & SON,
NO. 83 WOOl4 STREET.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, at
the COURT HOUSE, in tho City of Pittsburgh. Alle
gheny county, Penn'a„ ou TUESDAY, the 15th day of
Neventher. IS5a, at 2 o'clock, P. AI, ail the right, title.
interest and clam of JAMES BLA KELY, EQ., of, in and
to. about five thousand acres of farm lands. situate in
the State of Minnesota, near St. Paul and Stillwater; In
the State /If lona, near Muscatine, Davenport, Cedar
Barad:, Fort la,moines, Fort Dodge, Osage, Clear
Lake and Mason City; State of Wisconsin: State
of ohm. near Toledorand Van Wert. Also, about 100
',aim lots in St. Paid. St. Anthony, St. Cloud, Mankato.
Le Crei-cent. Anoka and Sullwater, Minnesota; Superior
Cay. Cleveland and East Liverpool, Ohio ;
I.,,comptein, Kansas; and Omaha, Nebraska.
Maps, plats, descriptions of property and plans, may
be seen at my office, No. C'S Grant street. Pittsburgh.
Terms cash purchasers paying cost of conveyancing.
W . 51.11. CAMPBELL,
octlismituiStur Assignee of Jas. Blakely, Esci.
Administrator's Notice
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of CHARLES B.
MAGUIRE, late of Lower St. Clair township, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of Allegheny county
to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment., and those harin claims
will present them to JOHN MAGUIRE
Administrator,
Williamsburg, Lower Si, Clair tp,
MEE
GENTEEL BOARDING.—....`q.x. gentlemen
can be accommodated with rooms and boarding,
in a first-class boarding house, pleasantly located on
Liberty street. two minutes walk from the business por
tion of the city. For further information apply to W.
H. WHITNEY, at the office of the Morning Post.
SECOND ARRIVAL of Fall and Winter
Boots, Shoes and Gums. at J. H. BORLAND'S 98
Market street. The subscriber would beg leave to ire
torcn his friends and the public generally, that he has
lust received another large stock of Gents', Ladies',
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes. Also, Boys',
Youths' and Children's Copper Tip Boots, all of which
he is determined to sell at the very lowest prices. Give
me a call'antioyou will find bargains. at the Cheap Cash
Store of JOS. IL BORLAND,
nol2 u 9 Market street, 25 door from Fifth.
REFINED SUGARS. —
lee barrels tine Coffee Sugar
D. R. Powdered Sugar;
D. R. Granulated
D. R. Crushed Sugar for sale by
ANDERSON,
floe
k
floe 39 Wood st. opposite St. Charles Hotel.
I.pr.ITOES.-150 bush. Red and others,
just received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
noG Corner Market and First streets.
JELLI ES.-
6 dozen Guars, West India.
“ Assorfed Jellies.
t ' For sale by REYMER & ANDERSON,
• • Al 9 N. 39 Wood street.
lURE GLYCERINE.—An excellent arti,
ale for chafed skin and chapped hands—a fresl
supply just received by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
noS corner of Diamond and Market street.
BUTTER . -1
ts , packV ß. l \ u H t . te c r 9 for
by
SUPERIOR PARCHMENT, PACER, Le
otlll Envelopes. an exyZy . ntarticle.
n CO. 55 Woa.groet.
Mr - NIGHT'S Improved Safety Legal...Eu
.lA_ vedopes, eyeleted, combining security, secrecy,
and durability.
nal
KAY t CO, 65 - Wood street
1. HATMAN'S Superior, Cap, Demy, Me
dium Royal, Imperial and Colurnbier 'prawing
Papers, for eale by
soli -
KAY A CO., 55 Wood street.
B B 'OZ 'RS -ntr-m
-.
edy for Hoarattess, cold It the head. de., for !ale by
S. JOHNSTON,
xica Comex of Smitkeeld end Fourth eta.
NUMBER 26.
issre 31'
BATES Sz. JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOHNSTON,
Avour, (41S 7 E NOTICE that.he has pur-:
clu.ned the itnere , 4 of late 'partner; 03:5.
RATES, in the ROOFING IIIiSINER3, and is the sole
manufactare and dealer in the following three dicttnct
kinds of Roofing:—
Ist. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can—
2d. Improved Felt, Cement Mad Gravel
Rooting. _
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Felt Roo&
ng.
Ali voirranted FIRE• AND WATER PROOF. Roofing
:Material for sale, Wit printed instructions for using.' Of
tice at BATES A JOFINSONS OLD STAND, 75 Smith
field street. • _ _
WILLIAM JOHNSON
- N. B.—Thi. Gum Cement is unequalled as a Paint for
Metal Hoots, lacti nit twice as long,at least, as paint, and
cheaper. solOwlaw
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMELTING WO W,KX,
PARK, iIiPCURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
tornA, Raised Still Bottoms. Speller Solder, be, also im
porters and dealers in Metals—Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, ec. Constantly on hand. Tunnel:is Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, So. lil First, and 1 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any de
iced pattern. myZelydecir
MEI=
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 140 First and 120 Second utreets.
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions of Coal Oil,
botorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, IVagon 13oxos,Sicel Moulds, Pulhee,Hinagersand
Couplings.
Al - so Jobbing and Machine Castings of erery descrip
tion made to order.
Having a complete machine amp attached to the
Foundry, all nece. , sary fitting will be carefully attend
ed to. mvMtydaw
WM. M. FABER,Et CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS;
General Machinists and Boller Makers,
Near the Penn'a It. R. Passenger Depot,'
PIT TSBIIRGII,
ii!jf ANUFACTURE ALL KINDS. OF
TX Steam Engines, ranging-from three to one hun
dred and tifty horse power. and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces; Pactories, etc etc.
Give particular attention to the consiructionot En
gines and 31achinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
mulay and circular cats
mills. -
Have also ou hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice,Putones a n d Boilers of every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheer. Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting. Hangers and Patties in every
variety, and continue the manufacture of 'Woolen Ma
chinery and Machine Cards.--
Our prices are low. our machinery Manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all CB3BB
to give satisfaction.
.4W-Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly filled. noll:daw
MR. JOHN HELH
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, thatbe is
prepared to give lessons on the Violin, - Guitar, Flute
rand Cornet. For terms..te address
se'r.rrn JOHN Kali, PICA) • h Theatre.
iN I I WI DELITIJ ti rfl
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGUTMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF _
Steam Engines, Shafting:and:Pullies
Boxing Machines,
Mortice Machines,
Gear Wheels,Hagers, etc.. stet
Orders promptly attended to
ALLEGHENY.
Will. H. WHITNEY,
TNTOTARY I , :* TY Et
FFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
O
.street, near Wood. i4/3
Wall's Picture Gallery.
NVM. C. W ALL has taken the third itoor
of Jones' New Building, adjoining . the Me-
Bank. Fourth street, fur an .11.11BROTYPE AND
PIiOTOGRA PHI(' ti.-ILLERY, and having fitted up the
,an in a style unsurpassed, invites his fnends and the
public to visit hi, establishment.
His reception Room, he has no hesitation in saying,
has not its sups nor anywhere, for size, beauty of furni
ture and appointments generally; and his Operating
Rooms, being on the same floor, are entered imme
diately through It. • .
In hit Operating rooms, the most improvedscimbined
side and sky 11411.9 give a facility for taking a finished
Picture, in the least. possible time, that he thin n can
not iait to make his establishment the resort of all
persons of taste.
Mr Wall's experience as an artist, is a sure guarantee
to his patrons that none but good Pictures will be per:
nutted to leave his premier
The public, and the ladies especially, are invited to
view his rooms; and examine specimens. nol4nw
THE NOVELTY.—TNF NEW REVOL-z.
VER weighs but SEVEN OUNCES, and is a most
accurate and beautiful weapon. Remember they are bat
half the size of Colt's. and arerquito as effective. They
are equalled by tew and excelled by none And are cheaper
than any Revolter in the market. -
SOWN d TETLEY,
1.38 Wood street.
LHI RSH.FELD & SOS;
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Fashionable Merchant Tailors,
NO. 83 WOOD STREET,
Have now on hand, the most elegant assortment of
BEAVER OVERCOATINGS, BROADCLOTHS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSEINiEREB,
Cashmere and Silk Plush Aresfings, that has ever been
brought to this market. which they will snake to order,
in the best manner, at very reasonable prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ba zbER.
L. HIRSHIFELD A; SON,
No. 83 Wood street-
THE ATTENTION OF MEN OF MODE
RATE MEANS is called to the offer for sale of
forty of the most eligible
BUILDING LOTS
in the Second Wara, Allegheny City. The prices ere
Imited to the hard times, and time Nall be given to snit
all purchasers. For particulars inquire of
ALEXANDER HAYS, Surveyor,
Corner East Common and Water street,
no g Alleitbeny (Sty
FAIRBANK'S SCALES!
FAIRBANWS HAZY, COAL, PLATFORM, and
COUNTER SO ALES,
Of every description, foile at
FAIRBANK'S SCALE. WAREHOUSE.
N 0.51 Fifth street!
JUSTARRIVED-
A splendid assortment of
SOFT HATS AND CAPS,'
- AT -
E. DODD'S/
119 WOOD STREET, c)nti door South of Fifth,)
no 3 Prnssuacia.
,Q 2,500 - 7 A 'FA,RII OF 51 ACRES,
It.
R. Station. at7F s r l ee tu tom at ; t .a e ac ui re n s t in te c s tMt k itlo ° n, tath6
acre of which is in fruit a durable springs; 2 stables,
etc. The timber is good; a valuable slone - quarrY) gOOd
fences, and a stone foundation for a dwelling WU'S.
Price 12,500. For sale by
S. CUTHBERT dc SON, .
Real Eatate Agents. Ol Market et..
JOHN 14 SHEPHARD-
(Successor to Hartwell & Shepherd,}
Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth sts.
A:complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICO - PS, PAINTS.
OILS and DYES, constantly on hand.
COUNTRY _HERM:IA-NTS,
Will find it to their advantage to give uv to. ealL Mantle ,
Saeturer of the eelebrted
sOTER.
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AN A. 'WEAVER Will open s hstititrie
zw ize-5
11l • assortment of FALL A."Iis.:TER ;;:-.:_-
3 , 11,t L I RY
Together with a "large .orttnent of ' CHILDRENS'
LOTHING and Patterns of all descriptions, at • .
',.
NO, 21 ieFTH • STREET.
Second Stog,,",iott's Shirt Store, on FRIDAY,
Sent.M-bet" - Mf HT
ESSENCE OF JAY Al CA
GOGEIC for pale at -
;Al JOSEPH ABEL'S DRUG STORE,
aug2s cot. Fifth Find Grant sta.
NG.-50 barreh , for sale b
H. H.
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