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VOIAJNE XVIII.
Frye Pitiln Post.
' , I JAMES P. BARR,
1 - Irit) R AND PROP ItIETOR.
Tr.ams,--Daily, Five Dollar:6 per year, stnctly le ad
; Weekly. Single subarriptions Two Doi
tart. per year; In Clubs of five, Ono Dollar.
tocAL' 7-- 41pAfR .- g.
- - ,.l".!eq.9irtoure 'and . Air'vat of Passenger
Trains.
Fort 11R/ix and Chirrtgo
IProm cOrtier a Liberty and Grant streets., Pittsburgh.)
•
Arrives.
I . :xryeam Train 1150 A. M. 2:50 P. M.
'lrma. 1:45 P. 51 2:11.1 A. M.
Street Station ' Allegheny, for Nov;
" Brighton lunl Way Stations.)
.• , Leav6s. Arrives.
9:40 A. nt. 8:15 A. ff.
4:40 P. ff. 2:10 P.M.
J'enrity/rania Railroad.
(Patin corner of Liberty and Grant streets)
• Leaves. Arrives.
-Express:Train .......... ..... 4:40 P. M. 1:40 P. M.
Mal 5:50 A. M. • 1:15 A. M.
----------- 1150" • • 2:50 A. M.. 1145 A. M.
Johnstown Atxtnirtmottation 34)5 P. M. 11:00 A. Nf.
Tirst Turtle tlreeir I. ' -.:..11:20 A. 51. •6-.5n A. .M
" " " 4:05 P. M. 1:10 P. Tl.
Mika " 0:20' P. M. 6:101'. M.
• ;Pittsburgh and annellsritle Ruilnyt.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
: :t • • Leaves. Arnves.
Stall 'train. • • • 7:00 A. ISt. 8:15 P. M
Express .Traint. ILO P. ff. ' 8:45 A. Af
= •••. Gloodand and Pittsburgh PutilroatL
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
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leaves. A rrivog.
I , .•Krras Train O'y I'. M. Glll P. tit.
A. 51. 5.50 A. M.
,Att.iburgh., (..bluntLns teal (7171.111,11inii
(Prom liberty and Grant Htr.Nrts.)
Leaves Pah, Color:grits. Arr in Pin.
Fast Line 12.15 A. ff. 8.00 A. M. 11.50',1. AI
ExPresit Train-. 1.05 P. M. 1.20 A. M. 7.20 A. NI
SBcond TrtuA
.Decisions by Judge Grier In the Lawrence
and Beaver County Bond Cases.
-In the United States Circuit Court, on Thurs
daY, Judge Grier delivered opinions in the
cases of Wood and Adams against Lawrence"
county, and Woodhilt against lleaVer county,
suits on railroad coupons, tried. in that court in
May last.
It will be remembered that the verdict in the
Law rence county case was a special one, leaving
resertti.points' for tho decision of the Court.
The Court decided that according to the von-
Aitions of thespecial verdict, the plaintiff wits
tfet tO judgment in the SUM of $1,115 ti
hrid ti 'Ordered. The paragraph in the verdict
on which this decision is based was as fol
lows : • ' • •
“The jury find that the bonds were disposed
of j.v.,the railt.oad company at twenty-five per
sent. less than their par value. And if the
Court shall decide that the Commissioners of
the QuUnty of.Liivirence had authority, under
the Act of Assembly of the 9th of July, 1553,
and thin recommendation of the grand jury as
given in evidence, that the plaintiff had a
right tv receive.the whole amount .of the cou-
Plus diclared inn, notwithstanding the fact that
the bOnds were sold at less than their par val
ue, then they ;LSEI,SS the amount of the Salad,
with interest; at the'SLITII of sl,9:Affit”
In the case of Nlalwell Woodhill against
Beaver icounty, the. Court affirmed the verdict
of the jury, which was for the plaintiffs in the
suns pf;sl;49B '2O, with interest, the face of the
Coutmits declared an. The points in this case
were substantially the same as in the Lawrence
county case. • -
Both' cases will probably be carried to the
Supreme Court.
-SUPREME :too RT.—Before ChielJustice Low
rie and. Judges WOodward, Thompson, Stron
and Read.
NOV ENIIIER 17th. IS5tl.
Bell vs. Bell's Executor's; 152, 1857. Greet
- Per Curium.
Overseers of Shenango township v 6. Over
seers: of- Wayne
,township; 46, 1859. Law
renCe. Order affirmed at cost of Overseers of
Shenango township. Opinion by Lowrie, C. J.
,fulinston Moore's appeal, and T. Blair
'. Moores appeal; 62 and 6;i, 1850. Cambria.
'Appeal dismissed at costs of the appellants.
Opinion by Lowrie, O.„J.
SMinnian's appeal ; 450, 18.5. J. Cambria.
DiSIIIiSSIXI at costs of appellants. Opinion by
towrie,.C. J.
lleYer's appeal ; 151, 1859. Cambria. Do
cree_of distribution reversed, and case referred
hack to the same auditor with directions, &c.
Mini Minn vs. fioig ; 4:1,'1M59. Crawford.
Writ of error quashed Opinion by Low
rie. C. '
Williams vs. the Commonwealth ; 155, 1859.
Mercer.' Sentence reversed for all the term ~1
imprisonment beyond one year. and :arise,
for, the residue.. Opinion by Lowrie, C. J.
COWari — vs. Tounkin ; 164, 1859. Cambria.
Affirmed. Opinion by Woodward, .1.
Alellon's appeal ; 197, 1859. Greene. Decree
affirmed; Opinion by Woodward, J.
Linn's executors vs. Linn's administrators : '
FaYettii';'l6s; 1859. - Affirmed. Opinion by
Woodward, J.
Drum's executors vs. Kelly ; 44, 1850. In
diana. Affirmed.- ()pinion by Woodward, .1.
Stoekley vs. Thompson; 79, 1859. Greene,
Affirmed.. Opinion by Thompson, J.
D altiinore 4 Ohio Railr'oad Company vs.
Doge; 110, 1859. Greene. Affirmed. Opin
ion-by Tbcapsot4 J. ,
Allen vs. Markle; 1'25,'1859- Washington.
Affirmed. Opinion by Strong, J.
MeCistken vs. Eklen ; 72, 1859. Greene.
Affirmed. Opinion by Strong, J.
Russell's appeal ; 195, 1859. Fayette. Af
firmed. Opinion by Strong, J.
``. Croil vs. Sedgewick ; 177, 1859. Greene.
ReVerfied and venire de novo awarded. Opinion
by StrOng, J.
Riihibson,• Minis & Miller vs. Dilworth &
Bidwell ; 99, 1859. I). C. Arcued by Burg
win for ' plaintiff in error, and by, W. M.
'Graham vs. Graham's executors; 10;i, 1859.
D. C.:-Argied: by 'Watson for plaintiff in er
ror, and by Roberts contra..
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Judges lirien and .INVCandle.s.
ti OVENS utat lith, 185‘t
-Judge Grier delivered opinions in the fok.
loWmg *es:
I.Aingston, Copeland 45:, CO. vs. Walling
ford Sc Co. The Court atiirmed the verdict,
and - appointed Mr. Sproul a Commissioner to
fix the amount of damages sustained by the
plaintiffs.
Calvin Mama. vs„ the setae. ' verdict in
thliTiiie - wlialiO sustained, and as in the other
case, Mr..Sproad was, appointed Commissioner
to ascertain the damages , which plaintiff had
sustained.
Bedelion and wife vs. McGowan. Bill in
equity to recover a tract of land in Westmore
land county: Decided in favor of defendant.
The case of Farewell S; M'Laren vs. Body
Patterson, Bheritf, which has Veen on - trial
all week, , occupied the remainder of the day.
It will go to the jury this morning.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS. - Buforo
Judges - IW4Jlure, 11Laynard, Parke,and Adams.
Nuvzthisa. 17th, 1859.
-The forgery.ease against'Langden and Dilr
hue was to have been taken up to-day, but
t 1 - latter - . not having arrived, the ease was
postponed until the December term, and Court
adjourned until Saturday morning.
' 'IMPOBTOR--LOOK OUT You llnit.—An
elderly and rather seedy mididilapidated indi
vidual is going the rounds:of the-city, repro
iredtlngliMself lie an ageat of the Mayor to
subscriptions for the purpose of 'purcha
sing coal for thp pity poor. The 'field Of his
Nabors yesterday yeas Wylie 4.1.44, and ho has
succeeded in getting some money. A Qerman
Minister, to whom he applied, promised to pay
hisasutiseriptten to the Mayor; and calling yes
terday at the oflice for that purpose the impo
sition was discovered. The police are on the
loolp : eut-for the fellow,..and he would do-Well
to cease his precarious "calling," or arrest and
punishment will soon overtake him. - Mean
time the public should be on their guard against
THE Oth..-FEVElt.—The oil excitement in
Verjet,go 'county continues, and compan"psare
giArg day 4 being formea frit— the purpOse'of
"boring. A very rich. Spring has been dis
covpivel,:.neitt .Franklin, and near Titusville
lifteen-wellOmve been sunk. Oil is found , in
great abundance, so that the spaculatimprin-
ISPS to become to the ' biefeit - degree remunOr::
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THE COURTS.
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A Heroic Fireman
The Johnstown Echo, referring to the late
heroic act of conductor McCoy, in rescuing a
child whose destruction seemed ineyitahle, re
lates the following of Mr. Wike, a citizen of
Wilmore, Cambria county :
"Some years ago, in the palmy days of the
Allegheny, Portage . Railroad, we,,get on the
engine of a freight train at Wilmer° to ride
to the head of plane No.l. On the way down,
a short distance below the 'Half Way House,
no
tv Surnmerhill, n Small child was soon sit
ting directly on the rail of the track on which
we were running. We saw, the child, and the
sight caused-the blood to tingle in our VeiDA.
In an instant - the engineer whistled down
brakes and reversed the engine, but the head-
Way of the heavy train could not be suddenly
checked, and wo were rushing fast towards the
unconscious child. While we felt that the
death of the child, was inevitable, the fireman
cautiously descended the step of the engine,
and springing off ran'with the fleetness of a
deer. Never shall wo forget the awful sus
pense of those few moments. With what
breathless, terrible fear and solicitude did km
watch the flight of the lircnian. He gained
sufficiently on the engine to reach the child just
as it was about to be crushed into s. shapeless
mass. The scene was thrilling indeed. The
lives of both _were in peril. As quick as
lightning he seized the child, and the moment
he did so the. birreper (fOr at that time there
were no row-catchers) struck his shoulder and
sent him whirling, but soon gaining his (spin
•hr stood proudly erect with the child
safe in his stalwart arms. At that moment with
what joy and admiration did wu gaze on tho
manly fgrni of brute \illlie, as ho staid fold
ingl4; his nbliki heart tin; child which he had
re,eued from a horrible death at tho poril of
his own life."
D. W. Briss, s9il.; of Chicago, has te:unied
the Lintie, - ; of General W..atern Agent of the
New, York and. Erie Railroad. Ilan is well
jOiol.Yn in:this city, whera he formerly resided
lie has of late been in the employ of the Pitts-
burgh, Fort Wayne and Clni_ago Il.Mlrottil
Company, and favorably known at f-N ers
station on every Western railroad. If( MI Chi
cago to the head waters of the 31 ppi, “ver,
to the termini of all the railroads in town,
Missouri and Wisconsin. le is popular i-very
where as a railroad officer, and well calculated
for the successful discharge of the duties of his
new position, on his accession to which we con
gratulate both him and the New York and
Erie Railroad Company.
STIOT BIC A BUIIGLAR.--On Saturday nbrlit
at, about 11 o'clock, some villain entered the
house of Henry Glesnor, situated on thll pike,
at the head of North street, Whedirig, and
after robbing him of fifty-five dollars, attempt
ed to blow his victim's brains out by a shot
from a pistol. The robber entered the house
through a window, and in securing the money
,trouFed Mr, Glesner from his bed. Finding
tnself thus oppo:ed, thn robber lirr.ll t pistol
coaWnts taking rifest in the side of Mr.
lesner'shriad,inflieting fiSevere wound, whieli
is feared, muy result fatally.
A 31 AMMOTTI CASTlNu.—Solito I,f tho hew; i
eat castings made in the country are from time
to time turned out at the Fort Pitt Works—
the most extensive of the character in the
tilted Stat,..:s. Their last effort is a housing
bed plate for the Ninth ward copper works,
thirty feet in length by seven and a half broad,
and three inches thick. A dovetail rib on
each edge of the plat• increases the thickness
to . gC!N en inches. The entire length of 1110
pht!
whom laid will be forty-fire feet, and it
would have been CaSt in one piece but for the
inconvenience of 'handling such a mass of
metal.
EATTtI rAL.-- The bill at the Pittsburgh
Theatre for to-night consists of the "Mysters
ries of Pittsburg h" with Mr. Howe as Juan
COSTIII4 i0,11.11d .. Thl! Lost Ship and the Mau-cr-
War's Man," or the Privateer.
Miss Fanny Morelia Clan frIPTICeS al, engage
ment at the - same establiAment next week.
We alto learn that Mr. and Men. D. \V.
Waller have been engaged and will khortly
play an engagement hero, introdueimr, the now
play of "Geraldine," which has created such a
sen,:nti4 .0 in On East.
A men intellectual entertainment may bi
expected at Masonic Hall to-night. The Mir
Tor of Italy is said by competAit judges to have
-no equal, in the panoramic lino, in the States.
As a work of art, it stands very high, :And in
an historical point of view, cannot full to be of
great interest_ We would mr-ortinzerul z - -yer3
scholar in our city to s , cr• it, as much may Ire
learned by a visit to the Mirror. We bairn
that to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon. az-ram: ,
merit, will Ire muds for the 1 , 111.11 , ' .441001.4 at 3
j ver • low rate.
ATAI.t ACVII.4.:NT AT JOIENSIVON% -
.sidny 2t hi le i• 411. V
a - vault untter Slrwtne•r's lur.•w,•ry
loiinstown. wa, crushed U. J , •nth by th
m2,. upon him of n mass of rock, a blast hav
ng 'mon Aisellarged a few monmnb.
io wan resident of Cambria City. and IVRY,
wife and four children. Two other person
nrrowly escaped the same fate.
'I'VE LIBEL SUITS aguinst tbn Dispatrii
P,,st will tn 3 tried at (4reen4barg tn-dny.
.lodges M•Clure and Maynard, Lrn-trict At tor-
nev Collier and Col. Thom a s A. I{. wlev, Wen
to that place on the early train this morning t
a »ear a witnesses in the (IBC.
MRS V WHAM', wife of lir. Willi a m V id s .
roy ,of oast° wn. Bedford , - aunty, %vts
thrown out of a bug;,•y, on Monday, and o ver
an embankment,. fracturing her thigh bono,
Shn hobbled half a mile to the residence of her
bra , ther-in-law. The fracturd wa., reduced,
and 'Mrs. T. is now doing well.. .
THE, -Kustone" Lodge 1. 0. S. M. con,
plain that a bogus institution has been started
in this city, purporting to bu a branch Inigs.
and say that it will not he roeogni:tod, aml that
the initiators will be entitlod to none of the
nriviloges of the under, as c o n vo:ynd by.an in
itiation into tho former.
—Befor
DEATit FR,,st Ato . R.TivreATloN.-011 Tue
M=IM
. .
. . .
township, Westmoreland:county, died from the
effects of a simple scratch upon the leg, receiv
ed two weeks previous, the wound having
caused mortification of the limb.
Tim 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. H. 316.1 e,
& Co., corner of Federal street and the Dia
mond, Allegheny City. Their "stock of fall
and tvinter goods is Jarge and well selected.
They employ the best of workmen and always
please their customers: '1134 . give especial at
tention to boys' clothing. Call and look at
their goods.
ITEINOITICIURADACII E,-11,0V. W. G. How
ard, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, at Chieago,
ho has been a great sufferer from nervous' heudtiehe
but who has experienced entire relief from it, by the
u, of WILSON'S I'l LLS, 'in n Ictfer da1,,1 June 18, 185 S
During . the VIA twenty years I have :nod,
of a great variety of medicines. preseritsel by Alloi
and Ilornospathic physiciane, but all have failed; and
had relinquished all hope of relief, until I Wll.B induced
to resort to WILSON'S PILLS. They havii effectually
relieved mu, in repented instances of bite, and 4. can
cheerfully sewn lion sly recommend them to
151, who are similarly ailected." This sovereign remedy
is sold by B. L. Feline:4,cl; G Go, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. t3o,corner Wood and Fourth Ntroet,. Pittsburgh
to whom orders for supplies should be addressed.
Sold at retail by Druggists everywhere.
MECHANICS ' INSTITUTE. —This institution;
Um want of which has been so long felt by our Mt iLeus
is war open under the superintendence of Messrs
A.
Jackman Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
-trance, fia Wood street. It is designed for tho perpetual
exhibition of the produtl Of Meellanies, Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and es a place of resort
'for those seeking information relative to thiwe branches
.of industry, ulther by examination of wimples Ur
scientific publications. - TIMPO having articles to bring
before the public wilt find it greatly to their advantage to
;leave samples. • • -
air The public are resimetfutly invited to visit the
institute.
• •
COULTER & MENTZER, 110118(1, Sign and
Orpamontall'aiill find Grainere. Orders left at their
iebi be
b.ou,n'
etieaded
anglln duet, neer .
Market,. Burk
eme's Building,
genueptly
Arrival and Departure of the Malls.
following aro the nrrivalti and ileitarturen of the
lo and from the Pitti•iltiirgli Postolliee ' arranged to
the late change of liy the Eastern and
torrV reads:
I=l
First Nail.
Boaton, Baltimore. N. l'.,
Phi!minipills. Wisthing
ton, L. C., ilarrisburg,
I ollidaysburg, 1 isiosts
ter. Altoona 12:0) a. At. •:f,5 A. Y. Ino 31.
All Way Mails from Pitts-
I el rgII to Altoona
Ser,hil Eastern Mai/.
oston, Baltimore, Now
or li. P h ila
Washington,
11, C., llarrisliurg, Chinn.
I nirsburg,Ciarlislo.lolins.
town. I.:Lne.te.tt•r, Road.
Jug
WE-TITAN annsl,
VU. P., PT. W. k. C. R. 14
First Mart
Chiength Cincinnati 1.2:00 a. 0. 1:50 A. U. 2.:10 A.
All V. ay - Mails from Pith,
bnrgh U, Crostline and
all mails diverg...e, from
I'. 1.1. W.A C. k. 1t_...-.
Western Mail.
Clneagn, Co
lumbus. Cairo. Erie. La•
won, hnbmlar. Indlana
p.diti. 1,11,0110, MeM
ph,,, N3,l‘ville,.New Or
eans. Sr. .11,11.11115. St.
1, 0 II
kook, Napoleon
Ihnlide., C4,1'1441141. Wheel.
Sit'011114" . 1111r1 1255) 4.. M. Ka. A. U. 40.1 r
Way' mail- via P. Hall-
-IVay mail, from
t.•r. Pa.. ill Ri•11 Air, I I .11LI10 A m M.
A. V !I.
Way mails Irorn l'ut,-
t.urgh to Kntanning, al
.:ill nwih Clarion,
Elk and .1et1er50n.........1•2.1,0 A AI
MAILS yl) C. AN). C.
M Kee,port, Weml NOW
PP, In.
. .......I_-n A. M. 73.1 A M 41 :11l i• Si
IK lit, VIA 1,1•0:021tIALlf.,
IaIVER (,16. ,
littli,VCrlloll.
0.1:12.4(m
U. 1.:4,t1
Elizalreth, Mooozignhell.
West Eir,,hef nJel
Pike t:ee . I'2 00 A M. F 110
utlet. 511•ryer. Mea•lllll,•
D•d l A.ur g :. W:vdtittgt.m.
Vrtyneshtir g .12.1 ms sl 6:00 A lA. 2..1)
C. DU NN, rosiltu,tAr.
311,31 A (4o all wa4 on \Vi•dnesday com
mittal to jail by A blornan to tin, wor
for the larceny of eighty-ono steno cutters'
chisels, the property of John Lapham and
Ge,,rgo Wikon. Tho cldsels were found in
bag in Gunnly's possession.
Tit r. Manchester Pamenger Railway is pro
gressing rapidly. Axiom' street has born torn
up as Car as the Diamond, and the rails are
laid about Juanita distaneo. Th. , work wil
he cvnducted with as much I••,lmtch ns possi
bic.
REv..J. J. MARK: , give. his first hx•turu o
the season on Monday In
lh.• h•ourth Pre.4hyturian Chureh subjee
will h.• Ow Holy Land. It will h.• i n ,l• re gti n ,
Gr all •a•tio play attend.
Ft' Rti AVE: DEI , TILOY ED.—The Or(l.,hlrnare of
Mr Alexander Cavin, near Laughhreqewn,
Wer:tniorriand county, svel de4rovod b lire
a few lac•• ago Tile Itt, if,
HY:LEA-El/ oN BAll..—Yvllng Coin
tto.l on Wednesday, for an allcg.•d ntt.•rni.t•
outrage on a I,;orman girl, Wn3
.•hnr,.•d on Lail.
first I.lqlirt• of Itarl.er, nt th
,Acto,,ded
re twxt of Iho cour,o will lit, dell v
x 31oriday
"1,,s G A I N, - Nlarg:tret's
Lb ft, I . r ty li co .1. I j.s
r. irghtitols. -
with a gift at DaN .•, for $.2,.11)
THE -PliyAiiplogy of ('‘.milwn I tf. with
Gift nt for ono dol
BREWER, MALTSTRK, AND 110 P DEALER
HAVIN ti (1..01.111ENE1) 131tEAV IN
44 IP , •-•-qt.ott. I'lll. ofe, !grit:LT.-4 to fortit-t. rt
0130,11:1) 'II irtll.l, 00 11 , 1...2,1V NENNKI7
AND II A AII'AMVE; PORT - Elt AND 811.11VNADfir
141 Rh V on uf
IA ; v,LLtnntann neereeetry ti:treeponeti . n.onseionfortriLle,
we go, thin eertilienie to tites-r«. Dim, and Phillip,
iiiieeti,,ot4 to Philhie. At Co, (or their pine of i t eutit t it
Lt. ',loam the Setiond (t rd Ptihne Scheeln in the rite
nn.i whirl. has met our approval, nod we
would reviiminend thi•in to the Nat'l, to giro entgri
SlPerm fferthrtg. (1,.• Partrtq. Murninnq jAngml
tpt ~ , ,,N . lerr.rylpfirni4rf (Inn Ytrtri,
r, - ; Wood und I/4 Fir At httelltirgh.
timUSayio.
nil
, Iblitor from ,I 1 or lored
spittn; nadir.. romponent parfv WWl{ ‘'egt.ta-
=El=
turn his friends and the public generally, that he ha
just received another large steel: of Cents% ladies
Munson and Children's Hoots and Shoes. Also, Rots
Youth'.' and Children's Copper Tip Boots, all of whorl
'he is determined to sell at the very lowest prices. Guy
Lite a eall and Yen will find bargains, at the Cheap Cs
, Store of .10S. H. 130ItLAND,
not 2
PITTSBURGH.
EMS
C7( . ..smg. Dcigirtur,
=re
E11:11MINZ:/11/!1
I=l
- - -
GEORGE W. SMITH,
Pitt S Pil tsburgh
=EMI
ll=
p Ivl , lltp , u to I :4141 triAnufw ,
• s••ry FINE FLA \ Al.l - : put Ilp
for taunt]. it—
rh, .113 a ,11 , 11.410.6111,4 ,- Prugo. but i l /6 ,
th , .111,1111). I,IIIIV ,1:1•i". \Ole
re.intred. I hove atm. I
14.1.ant.N1
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
lIKATINO n STY—VC—As a testimonial o
xorkintuatka ovinm,, perfect :teflon of their +el
"11111Ity. ,ICIOTIOnIy in Oed, nnit th
11,111,,g by , b•an ,
ft_ Mills, .tr.. John )Lir-11,01, Jr.. )1 T. 1 1 ,110, 4:. , 0rg
Wilaun, L. Wllorx, I /Irv.•Ln.x.
111=
DK, .1. lII , TEFTEIS BirrEtty, meet with
it i 4 Ow tit-dip:try pn•purntunv otri
th, publi,, while its plea taut eireet on the ,yst.-
:e.tly popular with tlue,e *Ow use it. 1 .
vtlettg•Cli reputation in wide-,pread, and the cam eat
n•h 7 he prepares his tnediein6 it always
11 , 1 r1.11:0 , 10. Th. tidier. ant, must agreeable in Haver,
nil as It I`oll4ll l / l uutlutig that utu impair the health, but
t.l 'the coutrary, contribute,. tnt Its pronervalion, this
reparation must price highly popular. It in a gentlitu,
Ind truly valuable article for luny of the ahoy,. •I iseaseg
.Itwerely tr 11.4 th:ti urn rvzolorh luny teatili. et
For sale by I,ruggi,d, and dealers generally.
HOSTETTRIt h SMITH,
Manufacturers and PropnoLors,
nol4 Nn art Watnr.andPl Front strue
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufin•turdri, and Wholesalo and Retail Dealer i❑
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,:
/lave on hand a largo assortment of Fancy and - Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own mann-
Arturo, and warranted '4lllOl in winhly and style to any
lroannfaelitred to the city, awl will sell at reasonable
prices ,
Q ECI INI) ARRIVAL of Fall and Winter
k Boots, Stun. and (rums, at J. 11. BORLAND'S 1.111
Market greet. The subscriber would beg leave to in
.
si Markel street, 2d door from
T HIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS, at
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORt:
JOSEPH HORNE, No. 77 Market street, is now in the
Et' nod will Ise iiending home, doeimblo nud cheap
Good,i overy day thin weak. noll
A/I - A. WEAVER will open a handsome
ITX. assortment of FALL AND WINTER.
MILLIN-ERY,
Together with a largo rvoiortnent of CHILL/RENS
CLOTHING and l'utt.oru3 of all descriptions, at
1211EIMEMEME2
Secopa Story, above Elliott'n Shirt Store, ou FRIDA
September tith. attar
THE ATTENTION OF MEN)I O MODE
NATE MEANS is callort o e firer for salo of
forty of the most eligibto
EM=l
iu the Second Ward, Allegheny City. The prices are
suited to the hard times, end tittle will be given to snit
all purchasers.. For particulars inquire of
ALEXANDER HAYS, Surveyor,
Corner East Common and Water street,
Alieghen City
tIk.UTTER.-4 . bb1i3.. packed Butter' tbreale
b7 (WO] EMMY H. COLLINS.
RIDAY MORNING, N
THE LATEST NEWS
ErY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington
NV ASH I NOTON CITY, November 17.—The
Southern mail furnishes the Now Orleans
Picayune of the 12th inst., from which the fol
lowing items of news are obtained: The gale
on the, gulf lasted ten days.
Elpre Gresso says two conductas of specie,
amounting to three millions of dollars, had
left San Louis for the Rio Grande,: and they
were feared to be in danger from the maraud
ing parties. Robles has lost ground with the
church party, who suspected him of the inters=
Lion of playing false. •
It was added in a postscript to a letter to
the Picayune, from Vera Cruz, that Doblado
had just entered Guanajuato with seven thous
and men.
It was officially announced this morning,
that tobacco and corn are excluded from the
list of free imports at the Canary Islands.
Both articles are still subject to heavy duties.
ASIIINOTON CITY, November 17.—A ru
mor was circulated here today that Brown's
`rescue was attempted, hut it fell still-born.—
The Richmond Dispatch states that the Edward
Matlitt, who was arrested at Lynchburg as a
suspected participant in Brown's. foray, has
been dismissed for want of evidence. The
identifying parties have proceeded to Wythe
ville for the purpose of examining another sus
pected fugitive. Several suspected persons,
mostly Northern peddlerA, have reeently'been
arrested at Culpepper Court-house, and it ale
pears to be the intention of the authorities to
place in confinement all who cannot give a
good ticomint of themselves.
Attempted Rescue of Capt. Brown.
RICHMOND, November 17.-- \ A dispatch was
received this evening from Col. Davis et
Charlestown, to (lov. Wise, requesting him to
send immediately two companies of cavalry,
and stating that five barna and out-bowel had
been tired to-day, it was supposed by sympa
thizers with Brown.
} oNIr DISPATCH.]
th.port.i have been received here to-day from
;IntrleAkiwn stating that an attempted re,eue
f Brown wag lllpmted, and created great ex
itement. The military are under artne, ready
o march at a moment's warning.
[TR IRD DISPATI'II. }
ALEXANDRIA, NOxelliber 17—Evening.—
At excitement exists in this city in (-Dose
quence of a rumor which is in circulation that
the res , eue of Brown Mut been, or is about to
be attempted. Volunteers aro assembling at
the arinory.
Later from Pike's Peak
LVA VEN Wotan, November 16.—T1? ex
pre., from Donver city, on the 10th. arrived
this ufterno.in with $14),000 treflqi re.
The provisional government ha. gone into
full operation, by the organization Of both
branch., of the legislature. Steele, the th,v
ernor elect, delivered his message. He argues
the neeessity of the iiromint form of govern-
11,.nt until C!ortgrc.,34 %hall take io refer
lice to the 'Territory.
Tbn minrrs continue() to work in several In
Ittitles. Slang• are prep3ring for wintnrdigg
ngs.
I). ltiehor, of the po , tnn Jeurnfd,
arrived from the Pike'e Peak region and
lilexico. Ile report., great etritetnent
aghout New Ittextell on Mly;1111 fit ;5r rec,'ut
miner' outragee.
Fit - twin Peitkers, etiligravitg,
PletLin river in • ,v r,
rowned within et gliort
Fugitive Slavo Case
BARN, , T A V.I.F:, ti"veuthcr 17.--The
rlitzo "1 the fugitive Flaw, `ohilubtx* IVtlf
rv , t riled to-day The prr.5.,111.4 , 71 voinAtided
I'l. tkfonco .•ntenilod that, the
ay.) nn 4 11KrSit in the handy
Captain Bao.n. which 11 , waa bound in
~moron law to keep qafoly and return. Aleut
wenty-live Were esamined. The
non 1.111.11 lilt iu ne eVilkitVe n depo,ition
tal:Prt iu Flnri,ln Obj.,tion, t o O w
were ,voile at every potrit and much toqinionv
q uostion %N.ther the ,u -
,luent ratification of tlio net., of the defen
dant: by the owner of the .letv., would hay.
the 44.41 of nn original agency cya, ,lisruae4l
and cleeikl , 4l against the defendant..
New York Election
i lIA I , N ~s ollater 17.-Utliriul return
roooi red up LO 7 “'elo,•1; ev.•nung
ri...rut, :And U Lit,. for S.-crotnr v of State
1.270) majority \ R Dimmeritt
and for Stati. ti,171/ majority.
Nv ii ii min 1. sklnnor, I), r, and litten
for majority, arid I)
P. Porn-d, I gniolie. r , for Prison Inspector
majority.
~~y ,,, .n I,I,PATeiI.I
Iteturns aro favornblo to tho i4cotion
cimplin. Republican, for Canal Commissioner
Safety of the North Star
New YoRK, Novertibiq' 17 ---fnformatiort
has been received or the ii+ty of the steamer
North Star. She went asltiire French Keys.
on the Vali ult., where 'line remained seven
days, and then got if without tisqistltneo, She
proceeded on her voyage to Aspinwall on the
2.d instant.
The 1111,,Vf , 111 61r1111161T1,f011t.10111,1 iu M. letter
from Nassau, 11. , was received at Charles
ton. S. C.
George T. Burnham Arraigned for
Adulterating Liquor.
IsustoN, November 17.--George T. Burn
ham, late liquor agent, was arraigned this
morning before the Superior Court, on a
eharge of adulterating the State liquor. He
pleaded not guilty, and was held in ss,otal for
trial.
gone) to Canada.
iios•ror, November is stated that Dr.
D. (1. Howe has gone to Canada. His friends
disclaim any connection on his part with tie
late plot in Virginia.
Death of Ex-Governor Gilmer
A uousrA, Georgia, November 17.—Ex-Ciov
ernor Glluier died at Lexington, this State, on
Wednesday, after several months' illness.
- .111
No Signe of the Steamer Yet
November 17.—Thorn are no
signs of the steamer atlifnx this evening.
NOTICE.
Clarion County, as.
the malt, of the Nrtifion of the Real 1 4 1sfole of Mark
Inthorax. late eif toaradity, deccalai.
PHE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
Margaret Williams, who intermarried with Cowan,
Ellen Williams, Robert A. William■. Tate A. Williams,
Charles A. Williams, Hannah Williams, Jane Williams,
widow of John Williams, deceased, Mary Williams, who
intermarried with James M. Freeman. Margaret. W'il•
hams, Wilson Alec. Williams, Harriet Williams, the last
three of whom are minors, Sarah Williams, intermarried
with Hobert M'Cormick and died, leaving icHtle Esther
Ann, Sarah. Milton and James ISECormick, the Wit thitl ,
minors. Elizabeth, Mary and George, children of William
Williams, deceased.
On motion of Sutton & Reid, ettorneye for petitioner,
you are hereby commanded to appear before our Orphene
Court, to ho held at Chinon. fur the county of Clarion, on
the fleet lltioa,lay of December nem t, to accept Or re fnee
the property of amid doceneed at tbe valtlatton: or dhow
male° why It should not be sold:
WitneHs ;he Hon. 4. S. M'011o:it, Piesident of our
said Cciurt at 1 . ...ten0n, this 15th day of September, A. "
1659. JOAN ITAALK'I,
11011:3t1r Clerk 0. C.
THE NEW FARE!
"PENNY'S GROVE," meanly fittoil tip its
IRON CITY
Is now open for tho nerounnoentrou 02 Pio-Nies, Pleas
• lire Parties, &C.
ICE CREAM AND REFRESHMENTS.
A Band of Music always in ationtlanco. A good
covered platform for donning.
jottlftnaw-tf
THE LOYAL.HANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE. PENN'A.
THIS LARGE AND WELL VENTIL
LATED HOUSE, pleasantly located within a fow
yard of the l'enn'a. Railroad, is now open for the ro
ception of summer visitors. A lino ten-pin alley bar
recently been erected on the premises, and fine Rabin).
afforded near by. All trainellop ha - e. Charges moderate.
vllarrnwfarn cumt. W. frisecat. Proprietor:
UPERLOR PARCHMENT, PAPER, Le
asl Envelopes, an oteelent a &Z ,
Wooa
ainmm.
OVEMBER 18, 1859.
COMMERCIAL.
Stage of Water.
ttaver—Six feet six inches water in the channel
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
The offerings are Frnaller than last %TOPIC of all kinds
of ntock. Prices for Beef cattle are the same, as well
as for Sheep and Hogs. /1. lut of gO head Of
driven to Washington county for stock, by .1. N. New
kirk.
No. (Vire./ by
Iti... Wm. Scud land
12...0. Sister
MMI. NI - unlock
17... J. Rathbun
19... J.
19... J. C. PfoMar
-21...L. Bricker
22....1. McCoy,
22...Chaa. Hine (b) Mot Tick)... 72
l'aat (I,y :11"4..rr14...k) 21
30... J. W. Taylor 'IC
15... J. Zink 15
21... Emile': & Swartz 11
Grier 20
25... F. W. Trop n• 2S
40... A. Campbell 44)
21...1.. Lain .
..... 21
4
15...1 11. I
12.. 1411 . 1t•rly.
Jelirlllllo
20... Won 11)17.10W0.1. ......
at ..C.
19-11. A. Mernck .......... ....... 19
10....1. lleroh 19
21... EL l'alterlmu. 21.
4... M. litchi 4
Ymiuker 13
Mel;altan
16... E. Nal It;
S. Walker
10... J. V 4,411 10
19. 111
.J.
...VV'. .......... 73
45...1ir011 , q• h (torn).— . ....
L Traurniati.
.4;r , ..•41:tua1t Conn. ..... ..
n oll,nre 1
sOl
lb:, left or: r nod rent Erst
SHEEP
H7l h..rd .11.2 , 1,d-137 howl
:ma 174 head sent gust.
173. J. Valllear
Wahrow....
12... J Ve9/91..
62... T. Entriken
58... J. M. 11 lon
79... W. 114,Itnes
12-. S.
Randolph
121... 4. 1 00 . En] rtel{
EEL=
ftereert.l arpreeely fur the Alit!, Morning 114(
Parsurzali, N., intro; 17. 1514:4.
VICTIM • N0414:14444, Salem 441 :00
TO, ..h for .44porfloo, }1.,:N;.. :17 for ottra, 444441 $.4.4,4',
I=l
Grain .IVitzvr- .100 $1.77:
LTY.---21,0 hush .1. it AI 3:::11.1,1t .1., fr,,rn L.(
41' • 0
Bogs 1:ro t,.-td 1t...
n.ekwhe•t Fionr from ~t rirt,
V2.,rr0f,v42:. 11 1111 114....
10110 , from at $1 , 44 . 4, fa ta,mi.
Apples...:+alo+ 15 ht.!.
Chec•r .104161 W at PI,
Rye Pionr. Sr,'
Bacon—Sale 1 ton :ilioublora al 77,;,'r.
Sugar 11 111.44. N. tl. at nt t e. Ti lb.
Illottsitge•..l.al,4 4.t bLla. N 0. at 41:4:444. gal
rtfre e Rio at 12!.,:iia1•%.• c,
Invto. 1, IL
Soap 1.,•.•, 1r,,,00 it tb
Cokndly•.. t..5e,fur..11.‘11.1 And
r trip
Whl•ky. Ited/ti,IM
Nrw 1 flax. NT‘VOlllior 1; --VOMIT% TieliV . ): OlieN 4.000
hale, pro. , atalet bnt mliaal:ql. Maldfmg
Pplsdd
-111,.. Flom Ilea.); 17.atao Ltd W twat kli•Mpl
+ Na-h. %rho, $1,47,4116, Wer•m•ra $l,ll.
Mthtaaa ea. , •1 , 11 , $1.1 , 4a.•1.17 Corn :4,11n,a1....a1ea IZtot ,
Ihra sl,ur.t. lott , ..Y.aaa;sl.ol heavy at Fls
(or meat; maul,. tirm., It $19.5..l W
10,, Lard
heavy al 10:4a10. 1 .ir. 11.1,m firm; ,atle. latzea
1 - 41 , 1,a1 ita , eml.•r au , l .ITITTII,II7 kitilVt . CV . at St
1.P•44tal 11..ga firm at 71 1 0. 011amm-t; Litoaa , lttta4Za';.
a: l •s4altie alltaa ateadv nt 1 1fa111 1 .,,•c AN - hp , ky
firm at Sugar firm: Mu•aa,calinG'ial,7',,,
• t. Nov,tut,er 17.—Flour dull; malt—, to trade
I,lr ,upertine, f.....:41 , 4:,74 for extra.. and
f4d• eutr.. f4nnty and fah..y. Thu receipt oI
Wlwat. ;ire kulall. and t. in demand: mid.. 1.U.1.1,01
1,.1.::.54 . *L:t0 for red and ello o we !kfaryt.ind, white at $1.4:,
R.Y O want... l at 90(i1F11, for PetwAylrunia. and for
Southern corn togood demand; =als o o a,hgo) t , hrtiel4 at
:kg,..,,7:0e for new yellow. Om, are dull 14 4164420 for
Soutll,rti fuel 4:34,444, for Pennxylvattut 97.2,1)
==l
Gar wt. 11,. (.3t in fair dormant! at Corn firm at
4 tszl:w. Kohl In la•tter ro ,t ltyo
uu
i Who.l:y stoluty at .2194, some in
,ttlity for Prosonons: sales of Men.. l'orL at $l4, and of
14.-0. ••looli.lor, marl kldea at 7 3 ;i6V0,,ie. nog , . are of
forltig More freely at 15.714 `1:04,1 at $20.52149.60; rot. Opts
n,:.00 head. Exchall),, utp.ottlod at !4 ount.
KENNEDY u. S. KENNEDY
'EARL STEAM MILL
FI4WR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY
N VITTHHUHGH AND ALLEGHENY
SEE=
No. 111 for. Wood and Filth Streets
WILL SELL BLACK 112,0 CK DRESS
COATS u,o to eell 11( ..SIO,M) for $ 6,26
Frock Dress Cloth, tine, uNo to cell ILL.. 14,00 for 10,00
First quality Cloth, •` " 16,00 for 12,00
Block cloth Pant, " 6,00 for 3.25
(ntipertlne)" " 6,00 for 4,00
Caq,ltnero milts outdo to order, " 22,00 for 18,00
Also, Satin. Plush, 8111: and Cloth liont.B,
,GENTS' FURNISIIINU 000118,
•
At very low prices. The above is the Cash Price, and by
referring to this advertisement, the above prices sill i.e
strictly adhered to. oettlajaLee
GNTEEL BOA RDI N(.l.—Six gentlemen
ran be accommodated with rooms and boarding,
to a first-class boarding house. pleasantly located on
Liberty street, two inumbis walk from the business por
tion of the city. For further information apply to W.
H. WHITNES, at the office of the Morning Post.
&watt
irELL' NG HOUSES for RENT.—
p O1) ply 1 1 X
none H. CUTHBERT & BON, GI Market el
-1 86 DIARI ISGO.
O. 4° .Htterent sinew and styles for &sta.:M.lW% .
or by the dozen. J. B. WELDIN,
noltt 63 Word street. near Fourth.
MED A 1,1,10 N PENS—For sale by
nolti J. R. NVELDIN
ALMANACS FUR 1860—Published :c
for sale by dozen or groio.
-pole
tiSGOUD':i READERS—b'or sale at Pu
lisher's
nol6
J. It. wra.DIN.
HAIR DYES.—Cristadoro's, Batchelor's,
iteumsetrm xnd liftrri,oll . B, for Kale by
3. JoHNeroN.
nold Gooier of SmlibliAla and Foortti
VLESII LOV ES.—t\ superior article foi
I.` the bah, (kit: sale by
S. JOHNSTON,
cur. Smithfield and Fourth st.s.
LATIIER BRITSILES—Suptzior London
for sale by S. JOHNSTON,
nol6 ear. Smithfield sod Fourth ids.
30 laces prime Cream ORION%
barrela Button
10 fir];
0 buts. Clover Seed;
100 Superfine. Extra and F izi an s U m ly l Fl Tti k co. our,.
For Nilo by [tr02.31 v
EFINED SUGARS.—
100 barrels fine Coffee Sugar
D.Ft Povrelerol Sugar;
U. 0
. 11 : ( R 4 ; ..t. rran ri us: Thl n p ela:d Eß S i u tre
13,A , N f u o lar r E e Rs a le le so bi ,a.
no 9
HOEVELMI 4 MILLER.
FOR RENT.—A dwelling house of eight
room», with alarge lot of grounil, on Sixth ~treet,
$12,00 per month. Apply to
nob() S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Mirka et.
1111/TATOES.-150 bush. Red anti others,
just received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER.
nob Corner Market and First streets.
70DOK KE'Ci"STYLE-"WOOLHOOD.4",
—Opening this day and sold low to titll and
country dealers. EATON, CREEk
neat) XI =II sink
UNION DROVE YARDS.
John Allender, Proprid,.
EEV
&dd.
MIME
2 (d 3 IA lb.
2 (tx; 3 . 4
1 Vg)3
hrwt.
$2,70 14 100 ths
. Ito.
to 14
1
2.1.?:
t. 20 4 '- head.
2 WO,: 111
'1',47. e, It.
Iv .dt prr
2 t•J () Poo IL..
,t 4 Siff!;l,tlo c iirtaa
MEI
$.4.70 la 100 CI),
--••-•••-.
PITT/48E8E11 MARKET/4
,Lle, ?Ai from gturr, at $4.7t,
New York Market.
Philadelphia Market
Cincinnati Market.
=12111123
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE ANL , CORN PUIZCHAHK
E=39
Z. L. E.ISNER,
Pisrellaneous.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Pealer in
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS
BROOIII[S, &C.,
No. 21 Diamond, Plttnburgh.
-14 A VINO NOW IN STORE A LARGE
and carefully selected stock of everything in thin
line, either tumult:Let/I,d by himself or purchased di
rect from manufacturers, FOR CASH, is prepared to
supply eustorners and the country trade with goods in
his hue,
CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET)
The following comprise the leading items in his stock
of Wooden and Willow Ware :
tIICNS—Pino Shit. 8 sizes: Oak Slat, 4 nines; Cedar
Ststf, 3 sizes: Oral Crank, Cedar, Oak or Pine, 3 size::
Cedar Barrel,4 size a; Spana'o Talent, 3,sizefc Thermom
et or, 3 sizes—a large stock.
BUCH El'—Common red, blue and green, fancy and
varnished, tuff, quarter aniftny piuls; cedar brass,and
iron hound,2 and a hoop, tviggius, cedar, brass and iron
hound, *2 hoop; Horse thickets. heavy iron bale;Kitshen
thicket,. iron hale; Oak Well Bucket., well Ironed;
Flour Buckets, nested.
TUtiB--Piented, 3 and 3 hoop; white pine and cedar,
baud made, all adzes, nested or by the dozen.
KF:ELElL'i—Pniutod and varnothod, 3 sizes, dozen or
nest: cedar Keeler., bruss or irodybound.
MEASURD-i—All sines, from bushel to quarter peek;
pine or cedar. sealed or unsealed.
PlNS—Plain nod head, in five gross bones;
Smith's Patrint, in groin bunco, and Brass Spring, in
~.Tross hoses.
WASH BOA RlB—Waterloo rained centre, Marietta Zinc,
Double Wood, and ail oilier kinds.
BROOMS. NVHISIB, BRUSH Ed, 8.e.„ in great variety.
MEAL. lrUltti—llingliam Butter and Butter and Meal
MI., 2 or::to nv,d, or sloglr.
OOP. AND BUGGY MATS—Allicanto, enconand
tira.ss Tokio :Um,.
IT fi; ES—Spiee and Sugar Boxes. fire in
plain and varrostiett
I )AK STANDS—Assorted sizes, for apple-butler, kraut,
pickles. meet'. or milk.
I SI'ANDS—For Stores or Dwellings.
12 iltSKS—Assorted sizes and styles made to
enter.
tVOuIiEN WARE—Comprising Rolling Pins, PoMin
Mashers, lulu., Print, and Ladles, Lemon Squeezers,
Spoon and Beaters, Muddlers, Soap Cups. Shaving
Boxes, Spigots, Bung Starts , Axe, Pick and Hatchet
ki1t11111.43, Steak. Masts, hr.
RAT AND MiJUSF. TRAPS. of all varieties.
TAR CANS, MOP RANDLE'S, iron and wood heads,
Clothes Pounders,
MARK tiT BASKETS, in great variety of rice and style,
fay the nest or dozen, of our own manufacture. at. Lies
torn prices.
CLOTH Es BASKETC-i -Round and oval, four in nest.
HAMPERS—Square that and trunk lids.
NURSERY CHAIM, of every style. •
COACHES CltA ULES, of every style.
TeA v ELI N 4 lt ASK ETS—Assorteil siECN :mil style,
Berlin. Japanned.
French, assorted.
LA LilESe CAP "
• RETlCULFS—linportea stud American
St:AUU I. It Ati KRTH, in great variety.
HANPERS, for Potatoes, Peaches,
I:CHARIr PASKETS—WiIIow and Split
4e-Cily and et - Mary . dealer,are invited to call and ex
pine our sp,elt and Flee, before put-elm...ling e lmrwhere,
%re CA N:srr ILD IN THIS MAICHIET.
121111r.=/1
[SI=MWMIMI
FA I MUNK'S HAY COAL, PLATFORM, and
COUNTER SCALES,
ry ,tectenption, for sole at
FA I !CRANK'S SCALE WAREHOUSE.
ootla N 0.51 Fifth btreet
132 500 --A FARM OF 5! ACRES,
. at five Minutes walk from the
H. R. 7 501111/1), nt Freedom:4o acres in eilltiration.one
nn ..f nun: durahlo smmos ; 2 stable&
g.,1,1; valttuble ,tonis-quarry, good
feeee, un I a strlnc foundation for a dwelling hott,e.
r„ r eile. by
-
ENCA I. BOOKS.--A large as..ortrnt,nt
%%ark:: in vanott9 41 , Tutttnavnts of
Itan.l.
to ordcr .'stalogues forwarded ou apidies-
KA V Ak. OD.,
No. 5:1 Wood street.
w ~NE -
ea..et chequot quarts Cliarupaguo %Vita,
do d.: OA do do
30 1.....ket, P 0.4 lirid,...ieli',..lL4 do do
10 do do do pts do .lo
1.. .1. , tiouelle pt,..aud Pronet qtsdo do
do do do do pt„... do do
eases St. Julien Me.toe Claret do
to do Ladit,4' Catawba do
tr„li . , do ginger do
t ion., and for 91114` by
artiN MILLER .t. RICK ETSON.
Pt 1 R E GL, Y 4 3 ERI N E. --An excellent.arti
ele for eluded =kin and chapped had,t—a fro!h
oupply Ilt,t rrr..ived by
FLENIING,
nnuer ofCloild and Market. .street
OLIN N. SIIEI'LIARD-
(StNle.,or to linrtAvell t Shephard,)
Drugglid;Corner Wood and Math ■ta
A: compleh , stock of DRUGS., 711EDICINFS, PAINTS
tt I IS sod 11YES, constantly no hand.
CUIINTItV MERCHANTS,
Will find ato their n‘lvantage to giro n call Menu
fart n rrr of the ee1e1414,1
SOPER CAPIL:L:I
ocERI ES.—
X_ft tmo lags prime Rio Cotlee:
2.5 pockets Java -
Go Mids. N. O. Sugar;
:t5 Cuba
tat bbls. Crusted and Powdered Sugar;
to - Syrup;
Ito kegs English and American Sods.
176 boxes various brands Tobacco:
'2OO half chests 1%11. Tea;
lat Black Tea ;
tiumam der and Imperial Tea:
Anil a general eloek of Ciroceries. just received and for
sale by WM. H SMITH it. CO.,
octl4 Second street
r \W ENCEV ILLE PROPERTY.—For
a Ureic Dwelling House, of seven roomsywith
good por , h. cellar, bath room, good well and pump, sta
ble, coadhouse, etc. The rooms are all wellpainted and
pp,r te d, good kitchen range, fruit and shade trees,
grape raw, ate., and a great variety of choice flowers,
small fruits, ete.; paling fence. The lot is 150 feet on
Covington street, by 100 feet on Washington street to
Cherry alley. Priceid.Uoo. Terms eixsy. For saki by
sole d. CUTE BFAtT & SON, 51 Market at.
BILL P_IPER.-
ISnrui Bill Papur,
Bread Whit.
Wag
Long Blue
noir,
BANJO INSTRUCTORS.—PhiI. Rico's
Method for the Banjo, with or without a master,
containing popular Banjo Solos, Songs, le.. performed
by Buckley' a, f`hristy's and other bands of Minstrels.
Many of the pieces in this work are-now for the first
lime given to the public. Pried $l,OO. Brigg's Banjo
8i) cents. For sale by
I . OIIIN IL M ELLOR,
nolB 81 Wood streets
THE MANUFACTURERS OF SAW
YER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
atter subjecting it to the soverest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for so littlo money, having
at once so many good qualities, (and so few discount-0
OF BEAUTI—In colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture generally.
ON PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUA LITT—For washing clothes, of every descrip
tion, coarse or tine; cotton, linen, woolen or .silk; dyed,
printed or white: for vatinsu tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the directions. It. C. 1.1. 11. SAWYER,
jetl 47 Word street, Pittsburnh
EE3EZEIBI
____
J
ULU'S.—
o dozen GUAM, West India,
2.,6 .. Asssrted Jellies.
For sale by REYMER k ANDERSON,
set) , No.3U Wood street.
BROWN'S ESSENCE OF .1 AMA ICA
INGER. for Anle at
JOSEPH ABEL'S DRUG STORE,
cor. Filth soul Grant sta.
MEW SHAWLS, NEW C17:1113,5, new
Press floods, and a full line of Domestic and Sta
ple Dry Goods, always on baud. Please call and see.
uals C., HANSON LOVE, 74, Market st.
ESSENTIAL OlLS.—A — lYesli lot of pure
Essential Oils. just ree/trod by
/ - .JOSEPH ABEL,
tutol emit, FifU u dGamt streets.
d r AlLA.N(i.F.S.—Thrett hatrels AvitHavana
N,_./ just received and for sato t,
BEYMER. & ANDER:X: I N,
ae26 Mmonito St. Charles IlotAl. No. ;so 1,1, 0 ,
3 "TA PER ifUND.R7gI.Isp, for
OJ clean mixed Cotton Raga Wratteing,P.-
s W 7. T....and 50 Cent. MailOnlttg Cmeil.)lE. clay.
per at. .
tif: camesupsr g io u r a q ut u y o
altry t . a3 Fl y; refoßrrricli.), il tnzufactured from
t t
oct29 N 0.151 Wood
WINTER GALINTLETs, GLOVES,
WOOLEN HOISERt—A very extem , ive assort
ment of the above articles, of the best and latest btylem,
at wholesale and retail.
EATON, CREE k MAGRUM,
nole 17 Filth street.
WALL DECORATIONS:- Viewi; in
Paris—for sale 14
.. )9..P.31.1.E511ALL tr. Co.,
nolo ' "Woixl ‘treet.
AOTTER —1 bblm. Yrdue.ThafliTclßutter.
for solo by [564] HENRY IL MoLLINF3.
SAMUEL RIDDLE.,
21 DLunond Pitt,uurgh
S. CUTIIFIEILT .( SUN,
Noal EARL, A..!..nL , +, 55 Abirket st.
for Fula by
.1. R. WELDIN
NUMBER 29.
fflissfellantous. ,
H. CHILDS &
11.. •
c;. , •IZ 1 'l' . 1 .. 0
L xf4 -=-,: CA
I)KE via MCSiSF S ' ;',... ....
I T, , ,:-.0 ? ~_ • rA
.t 0, I b. A 0 al
-
ilm .. 7,..
...,..Li.z.mttrazgv#o - : , A
04 , LILL. ir4.lF , il4 ,F.lll - y .. Iti .0 1, 4:: ilo
C OlF:Tt 3t :
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WHOLESALE
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Stmet,
PITTSBUR,GII, PA.,
TTAVE :MST RECEIVED TlrEtli EX
" TENSIVEnnd Woll F. elected FALL and WINTEIZ
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Or the LatAy.t:Ln.l most 1 7 3,1tionahle Styles. adapted to
=MO
They are now prepared te otter, at a small advance
over CCHT, the targort and moot complete atitt . ortment. of
Prime
CUSTOII3IADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever brought to this city. We invite our friends and
Merchants generally, to mill and examine our goods.
4hir Particular attention nill be given to selecting tuna
PUTTING LIP ORDERS.
I. CHILDS &
soll3:3mdtsrdsta2dp
WM. M. FABER Sr. CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
Nimr the Penn'a IL IL Passenger Depot, -
PITTSBURRIL, PA,
:terANuFACTURE ALL KINDS r . OF
UL Steam Engines, ranging trcim three to one hun
dred and fifty Mime l o wer. and suited for Grist Mills,
',lint Mills, Blast Emil:tees, Factories, Me., etc
Give particular attention to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,.
missy and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short not ice,Engines arid Boilers of every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, find
Wrought Iron Shaftin , ' . Hangers and Pullies in every
variety, and eontninethe manufacture of Woolen Ma-.
choosy and Machine Cards. ,
Our prices are low, our machinery - manufactured of
the best quality of materials., and warranted in. all eases -
to give satisfaction.
.11143 - Orders from all parts of the country solieited,and
promptly'Ml( nollulaw
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOHNSTON,
WOULD WE NOTICE that he haspur
eh:ued the interest of his late partner, G. S.
BATES, iu the ItOOFINGt BIJSINE, and is the sole
Ilannfitct;tre and deader in the following throe dictinct
kinds of Enotingi—
Ist. Cum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can—
vas Rooting.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing;
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Felt Roof—
ing.
All warranted FIRE AND WATER PROOF. Roofmg
Material (or :mit% wit printed innrucuons for using. Of
flee at. BATF:4 d .1111LSSONS OLD STAND, 74 Smith
field stre,t.
N. 11.—Thio. Gum (2 , tnent is unequalled as a Paint for
Metal P.Oofs, Lasting twice long, at least, as paint, and
cheaper. , salCr.daw
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MIT,T,
SMELTING WOICE:S:,
PARK, I,II I CURDY , & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF' SHEATHING,
Braziers' thud Bolt copper, Pressed Copper Bols
toms, liaised Still Bottom., Sprite r Solder, le., also im-
Wporters and dealers: in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
ire, de Constantly on hand. Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse. No. 149 First, and laiSeeond streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper wit° as de
i red pattern. mr29:l3idaw.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBURGH, PA-
Warehouse, No. 14a First and 1.2) Second street&
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptionsof Codoll,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipo, Sad Irons, I:Kwg.
Irons, Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds, l'Ullies.Bangersaltd
Couplinqs.
Also SOhlang and Machine Ca.tings of every descrip
don made to order.
Hating a romplcte machine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necc.sary fitting will he carefully attend
ed to. mi'Mlydaw
MR. JOHN KipLK
.
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, thatlie is
prepared to give lessons on the Violin, dollar, Flute
taint Cornet. For terms, ke., address'
JOHN KELE, Pittsburg
PENN MACEII.NE WORKS
FOUNDRY;
H. WIGIITMAN, •
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Engiaum,:Shaftin.,-and:Pullies
Boring Machines,
Mortice Mad:flues,
Orden; promptly attended L. ,
-akly ALLEGHENY;
WM. 11. WILIT.NEII,
NOTARY 17 331, I 0 -
OFFICE at the Pittsburgh Pod,, Fifth
street, near Wood. . 1113
Wall's Picture Gallery.
WM. C. WALL has taken the 'third floor
of Jones Now building, adjoining the life:•
ellauies' Bank, four t h street. for an AAIBIitYI'ITRA.ND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, and having fitted up the
room inn style nusurpwsed, Invites Ins friends and the
public to visit his esLsblishrtionL'
reception Room, he has no hesitation in"eeyying,
has not it, :Mlle nor anywhere, fur size, beauty of form
tare and, appointments generally ; and his Operating
Hoonts, being on the same tour, are entered imMe
diately. through It.
lu his Operatin„, ,, rooms, the most improved combined
side and sky lights give a facility for taking -a finished
Picture, in the least, possible time, that ho-thinka.tztak
not fail to males his establishment the resort of all
arsons of taste. - .
Er M'all's experience as an artist, is a sure guarantee
to his patrons that none but good Pictures wM be per
mitted to leave his premises. - -
The public, and the ladies especially, are invited to
view his rooms, and - examine specimens. no14:1w
E NOV ELT 1 E N E
V' RR weighs but SEVEN OUNCES. and is a most
accurate and beautiful weapon. Remember they arebut
half the size of Colt's, and areijuite as effective. ; .They.
are equalled by tow and-excelled by none,snd aye cheaper
than any Revolver in the market - • '
RO TETLEY,
-130 Wood street.
II 1 ELFELD ,t; SON,
Fashionable 3lerchant Tailors,
iiaVO Oilhind, t h e 111014 elegant assortment of
BEAVER. OVERCOATINUS, 13120.A.P!..:L0TH5,
PLAIN AM) FANCY
ea,limera and Silk Plush Vet,titigr., that has ever 'been
brought to this market, whie4 they will make to orclor,.
in the best manner, tit very pzasonable, prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STYLES
lIIRSIFIVIELD 3; SON,
• •
''Su. 43 Y)t' esseet,
li
eIEES4---150 boxes receivecl7by
%„„/ oda aSNRY,II, COLLIN S.--
'
No. 133 Wood street.
WILLIAM JOHNSON
h Theatre
Gear Wheels ,
etc: *AA
No. S 3 WOOD STREET-.