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VOLUME XVIII.
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JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR ANY) PROP IMETOR.
Tram :- 7 Daily, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
Vance. 'Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dot
, We per year; to Clubs of the, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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Denar trim and A.rrlval of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fcrt Wayne. and Chicago Rnitrond.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets. Pittsburgh.)
• "Leaves. Arrives.
.Mail and rliTiress Train.— ...... ... 1:50 A. M.
,5:50 P. M.
Express Train. " 1:45 P. 51. 1:10 A.M.
(Prom Federal Street Station, Allegheny, for New
Brighton and Way Stations.) z.
Leaves. Arrives
9,40 A. N. 8:15 A. M
.1:40 P. M. 2:10 P. 51
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Pcanaigranin Railroad.(From corner of _Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
4:40 P. M. 1:40 P. 51.
..... 5:51) A. M. 1:15 A. M.
250 A. M. 1:45 A. M.
.. 3:05 P. M. IEOO A. M.
..11:20 A. M. 0:50 A. 51
4:05 P. 51.. 110 P. M.
(inn P. M. G:10 P. M.
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... Pittstisigh•and Conneltritilte Railroad..
IFroin Liberty and Grant strests) .
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7:00 A. M. 0:15 P. lii
Express Train '4:30 P. M. b:45 A. M
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Selling :'l,z 7 cols by Sample—Fines Inflicted
New York Agent to the .Imouut
For some time past there has been a very
reasonable and just complaint on the part of a
number of our merchants, who pay heavy
licenses to the State, and somii time since a
suit was instituted against Julius Eesselboin,
charging. him with a violation of the statute,
which forbids, under a penalty of $3OO for each
offence, the selling of goods by sample in this
city. The defendant is agent for the house of
Weisker & Bro., New York, and was charged
with having sold millinery goods, by sample,
to various individuals. The testimony in the
case was heard on Thursday afternoon, and
showing conclusively that 'Mr. Esselbom had
disposed cirgoeds by sample to Mrs. Rout, Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. Tracy, and others, contrary to the
Act of Assembly, the Alderman rendered judg
ment forrplaintiff for-$:200 in
.each of the four
cases before him. There were two qui tam
actions arising out of the same transactions
also disposed of, .and in these, as in the others,
judgment was given in tavor of the complain
ant, flenry Raley, for $5O in each case, so that
the aggregate of the fines imposed reaches the
sum of $1,300.
This decision seems to be generally snstained
by the mercantile community, although it
somewhat astonished the defendant, and will
doubtless put a stop to thh transactions of agents
of El . s' stern ,houses now transacting business , n
Tax LipEt SUITS.—On Friday morning
Judges McClure and Maynard of the Court of
Quarter Sessions, Mr, Collier, the District
Attorney, Col: Rowley, the Clerk of the Court,
and the lotal editors of the Dispatch and Post,
went to Grnensburgaswitnesses in the libel suits
against-'Col. ;Foster of the Dispatch and Mr.
Barr of the Post, in which J. M. Carpenter
is prosecutor. The trial; it was understood,
was .14) take place to-day, but up to the present
writing we have not heard a "word as to the
proceedings of judges, jury, attorneys, witness
es. or defendants in the case. As no train
ar
rives until between one and two in tho morn
ing, we are compelled to go to press without
being able to inform our readers of the proba
ble fate of the two unfortunate Pittsburghers
who have most unwittingly on their own nart
fallen into the hands of the Philistines of West
moreland county. We have, however, an
abiding hope that Foster and Barr will come
out of the fieryfurnace of their present tribula
tions all the more brillient for their attrition
against the knotty ditl'icnities of the Pennsyl
vania libel law.
SUPREME: COURT.—Befure Chief .1 ustioe Low
rits andjudges Woodward, Thompson, Strong
4u4 *10:
18th, Iksll.
Wito'co!louring business ivas transacted in this
court to-day r -
Woods vs. King ; District. Court. Argued
by 'ARCM - melt for plaintiff in arror, and by G.
P. Hamilton, contra.
Palmer ss. Ridge Mining Company (two
cases District Court. Argued by Collier for
error.
Jacob H. Miller, of Pittsburgh, was, on mo
tion of Robert McKnight, duly admitted:and
queliffed to . practice law in this court.
Palmer vs. Ridge, Mahoning county (two
uses;) District Court. Argument continued
by-McKnight for defendant in error, and by
Jacob H. Miller for plaintiff in error.
• Hoe vs. 115—'57, District Court.
.4.lig,uecl by Shinn for plaintiff in error, by
Prurgwin, contra, and close'd by Hepburn for
plaintiff in error.
Commonwealth's appeal—Avery Estate, IS7
District Court. Argued by Roberts for
appellant, by Loomis, contra, and closed by
attorney General Knox for the Common
wealth.
.NSW BOOKS. -Mr. C. Evans, of Philadel-
phia, has just published the -Life of Colonel
Bllivid,Crockett, ! written by. himself. It con
tains a fall account of his early life, hunCing
adveiiturixi, services under Gen. Jackson in the
Creek_ war; .electioneering - speeches, career in
Cl4stfess,-tecumphant tour in the Northern
States; hiss ti o ces in the Texan war, to which
is added an tact of his glorious death at the
Alamo, while fighting in defence of Texan in
dependance. Hunt ck Miner have this work
for 'sale, and it is one -Which every American
wiirt&i With filecisure and
The Lady',li Book for ll,ecember, has been re
ceived Ey Hunt & Miner. As usual itla filled
with pleasant reading matter and a -variety. of
fine engravings and fashion plates:
frarper's New Monthly for Pecember, has
keen received by Hunt Sc Miner. It is indeed
a moat palatal number. The leading article on
Washington in 1859, capitally illustrated, is
worth double the price of the number.
4 sgw and very useful invention, in the
shape of a station indicator and distance meter,
is now in use on the Pennslylvania Railroad.
It is_attached to the saloon of the ladies' car in
each' testin, and 'exhibits at a glance the station
just passed, and the distance from Philadelphia.
At each station the turning of a small wheel
shows th 9 name of the station, and the distance
traveled. It is a great convenience, doing away
with the constant reference to checks or guide
books for distances. The instrument is the in
vention of a gentleman of PhiladelPhia, who
has taken out a patent for it. It would be
well if it were introduced on all of our lines of
railroad:'
Tnz9Ln Dostmox.—Families in obtaining
thdir• lnd it to their advantage to
call at the corner of Liberty and Hand streets,
where Mr. Heiiry liolkir keeps constantly on
hand the best and freshest - fish and oysters,
which Cap be bad either by the can or in the
shell. Mr. Holler has, for many years, occu
pied this stand, and is well known as an exbel
lent provider of good things. His restaurant
is a well conducted ono, and as wholesale
dealer iµ fish and oysters, ho is prepared to
supply the public wants in a most satisfactory
manner. Call with your market basket.
CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.—The Bishop of
- Erie administered the Sacrament of Confirma
.•: tion to one hundred and seventy-two persons
.^ in the Cathedral of St. Paul, in this city, on
... 4-731 " , 1„• 1 / 4 -1
Sunday morning last. The evening of the
ti - 1 7 t :
same day, to one hundred and thirty persons
• IQ St. Michael's, Biriningluim. On the 10th
nisto,-I.n one htindr . ed and thirty-eight persons
in'Johnstown, Cambria county._ On the Bth
• 1`;;•. 4 : • inst., to forty-three persons at Loretta, in the
).
seine county ; and to thirty-eight persons, on
0 1 Sunday, the Gth instant, in the new church at
Latrobe, Westmoroland county.
CHARGE OF LA. lie Eli Y.—A young man named
John Kerney was arrested yesterday by Alder
man Rogers, charged with , stealing a pocket
book containing three or four dollars in money
from the pocket of a tottering old - man. The
money was recovered, butes Kerney was being
brouilit to the magistrate's °Tree, he took a flt
and Was sent to his hoite to receive medical -
attandance.
A Female Compositor uses a " Shooting) ,
Stick. ,
()n Thursday afternoon a
the
lady em- 1
plo - yed as a compositor in the printing office
of the CloVeland Daily Review, feeling that she
glad been injured by Richard 'Moore, a jour
neyman printer of that city, who, she alleges,
had been uttering divers and sundry slander
ous words , about her, armed herself with a
double•larrelled pistol, well loaded, and went.
into the street to seek her traducer, and wreak
upon him summary : vengeance. She met
Moore on Seneca street, near the City. Hotel,
and addressed him in the pleasing words :,
" You villain," at the same time drawing the
pistol froth its concealment. Before she could
raise the pistol to fire, Moore seized it and took
it from her. He then sought to convince her
that she was in error; declaring that ho had
never spoken of herisave in the most respec
table terms. But she would not be convinced
and turned and lest him.
Shortly after this meeting, Moore went to
his boarding house on Champlain street As
he came out from his supper, about 7 o'clock,
she again met him in the hall of his boarding
house, and exclaimed: "Now, you villain, I
have got you," quickly firing a pistol, the ball
passing close to Moore's head, and lodging in
the wall. Moore then sprang forward and
wrenched the pistol from her, before she could
discharge the remaining load, the pistol being
precisely similar to the ono mentioned above.
When she had lost her weapon, she made rapid
movements for another locality, but muttering
vengeance as she left : so the end may not be
.et.
FA REF.'S FACTORY.—this is one of the oldest
establishments in our city, and has always been
celebrated for the superior character of its work
manship. It is now conducted and owned by
Messrs. Wm. M. Faber & Co., and all branches
of steam engine building, iron founding and
general machine and boiler making. Messrs.
Faber & Co.'s steam engines are well known
throughout the W ,, stern country as a most ex
cellent article. They make them of all 'sizes,
from three to a hundred and/fifty horse power,
and adapted for use in all kinds of mantiluetu
ring business. They are particularly skilled in
the construction of all kinds of mill machihery.
They also keep on land a great variety of
articles in their line, such as shafting, boilers,
pullies, and other things connected with the
general machinery business. They use no ma
terklp but the best, and are always reedy
. to
warrant that their work shall give satisfaction
to urchasers.
-lessrs. Faber & Co.'s reputation as prompt
and accurate businessmen, as well as adepts in
their business, gir° assurance to all that con
tracts made with them will be fulfilled to the
letter.
M. AND MILS. IVALLEIL—ThP.,:e moat di;
tinguished artists have recently created a great
excitement among the theatre goers of Phila
delphia. As they will shortly play an engage
meta at the l'ittsbuagh Theatre, we make the
following extract from the Philadelph:, P; es...
That paper says :
"Great curiosity was' excited by the an
nouncement of "Guy Mannering •' at the Wal
nut, for "Guy Mannering" means " Meg' Mer
rilies," and "Meg Merrihes, ' in the mipds of
most of the audience, means Charlotte "Cush
maq. - No one had a doubt but that M.rs..Wal
ler's genii's would be fully equal to this 'great
trying part, but all (unconsciously, perhaps)
went with the idea of making a comparison be
tween the two great artists; the one nOw al
most of the past, the other. fortunately, of the
present. From the first moment of the gipsey's
appearance all ideas of comparison were at an.
end;.memories were all lost sight of, for Ara.
Waller is so utterly different that it is even
out of the location to decide which is the great
est. Both are grand inspirations—inspirations
of two women or genius. To begin with the
beginning, the make up is the most extraordi
nary - transformation that the stage ever
produced. One magnificent touch of nature
Mrs. Waller has infused into this fearful weird
prophetess, the remembrance of her 4y, of
womanhood, when she was not foreviir diirided
•
from hope and home. Mrs. Waller conc,ive::
that the power of the gipsey is the power of
the mind. That has pre_wrved her authority
and fearful influence; but age halluarebed for
her as well as other.i, on its ineiorable is it
and her voice, accordingly-, is weak, broken,
and trembling. This; howet'er, h, a perrorin
ance that cannot be analyzed; the iuipression
left is so fearful: so awful; that, instead of being
inclined to analyze, one feels asone woula
after some unearthly apparition.
It 13 impossible ; seeing _"Meg" only once, to
describe the feelinp which enwrap one like
a charmed atmosphere. It ought to be played
again. The success of the piece will suggest
it to the management. • 4
"..Meg " haunts one yet—as we get frinn the
charm, we begin to think over partienlar
Mrs. Waller makes " a much mvre
aged woman than she has been Lefore depicted
that, however, contracts artistically. with the
mental , strength and despotic power 5114 i holds.
It is needless to say thm. rs. Waller's death
scene was harrowing and awfully true. Her
power in, depicting death is well known—the
Duchess of Main - dwells on every 'memory.—
Thus the fall of the jaw, the glazing of the
eye, the distortion of the features, the last con
vulsive struggle of the muscles in agony were
all marvellous to behold. We reneat, this is in
deed a fearful and wonderful per‘fortnance.
THE Franklin-Literary Society Exhibition,
last evening, was a complete emcees,. The hull
was crowded with the beauty arid faihion of
the city. The several performers acquitted
themselves admirably. In the lir6t dialogue,
entitled 4‘The Restoration," J. Dalzell'a.9 Fitz
Edward, and 'Thomas Gibson, Jr., as
lltei art (lasswal
dt
lon„performed-9 to the smislaotion of
all. In the dialogue ntitled "The Deudlihol.,"
F. H. Poindexter as Rector TiMid,:inet t k
0
approbation of the entire - utidienee. An on
final Oration by J. Erwin Love met with sif
.eess._ On the whole It WAS allot es good en ex i
thitiltton of a Literary Society' as any that has
1 been tti•this pity for a long time. ,
A SPECTATOR
THEATRE.—To-night Mr. Howe oilers a
most atractive Saturday night's bill. The lo
cal drama of the "Pittsburgh Fireman" will
be playcd and the drama of "Jonathan Brad
ford." These excellent and exciting dramas
will be sure to bring an excellent house. Mr.
Howe puts his pieces upon the stage and they
are always well played by the company which
is one of more than ordinary ability.
THE 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, st the establishment of W. H: McGeo
& .0o. ; corner of-Federal street and the Dili
mond, Allegheny City. Their stock of fall
and winter goods is large and weirselected:
They employ the best of workmen and always
please their customers. They give especia,l at
tention to boys'. clothing. Call and look at
their
I=l=l
NERvoTis HEADACHE.—Rev. W. G. How
ard, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, at Chicago, 111,
who hasheen a great sufferer from DOITOUS headache
but who has experienced entire relief from it, by the
use of WILSON'S PILLS, in letter dated June IS, 1858, -
says During the last twenty years I More made use
of a great varietyuf medicines, prescribed by Allopathic
and Homcepathie physicians, but allhare failed; and I
had relinquished all hope of retie; until I MIS Induced
to resort to WILSON'S PILLS., They Itnieiffectually
relieved me, in repe•ted instances of late, and I can
cheerfully and conscientiously recornMendtliem tooth
ers who are similarly, affected." This sovereign remedy
is sold by B. L. Fahnestock & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, No. CAcorn or Wood and Fourth sticaitsiPittsburgh
to whom orders for supplies should be addressed.
Sold at retail by Druggist's everywhere.
Al EC ANICS' INST/T UTE. —This institution,
the wart of which haslitsin so tong felt-by Our citirens
is now, open, tinder the superintendence of Messrs
Jackman & Johnson. in the Lafayette Building. En;
'trance, ti Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechinies, 'Miusufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of resort
for those seeking information relative to those branches
.of industry, either by examinition of - samples or
scientific publiattions. Those having articles to bring
before the public will find it greatly to theirruivantage to
leave samples.
The public are respectfully invited -to , visit the
institute.
Couvrza & 'MysNTreat, House, Sign and
Ormunental Yairitere tend Graitiere Orders left at their
shop on Fourth etreet near Mark et,
will be promplls &aoudad.
IN LUCK.—Among the many who drew
handsome gifts at Clark's Gift Book Store, last
evening and to-day, may be mentioned the
names of J. T Childs and Bridget Mowry.
The former got a line watelr,7and the latter a
valuable black silk dress pattern. The fact is
every body who visits Clark's establishment
gets more than the worth of his money, and
so many costly gifts are disbursed every day,
it scarcely surprises when we hear that a watch
or something equally valuable has been given
out. The rush at the hcroso continues, and
should continue so lone as the proprietor con
tinues to deal so liberally with his patrons.
WESTERN IN.SUSUNCE AND TRUST 'COM
PANY.—We call attention to the card of Mr.
Thomas P. Updike in to-day's paper. Mr.
Updike is well known as one of the active en
terprising correct business men of this city,
and the high standing of the • company for
which ho has been appointed agent, is :well
known throughout Pennsylvania. Persims
who wish insurance will find Mr. Updike pre
pared to give them every satisfaction and assu
rance of the reliability of the Great Western
Company, which has among its officers and di
rectors many of the staunchest business men
of Philadelphia.
Ptsc.tvoniat.—A lady friend desires us to
make a plea for the sex, more especially in be
half of the servants, relative to the manner in
which fish are brought to market,'viz : just as
they are caught, with head, scales, fish and en
trails. The labor of cleaning is hard, and re
quires considerable time. in the Eastern
mark - et fish are sold by the pound. ready clean
ed for the frying pan. We think if some of
our enterprising fish dealers would imitate the
system here, be would reap large profits, as his
ti,h - not Only bring a better price, but he
would soon feel its benefits in the direction of
an increased patronage. Wlio will try it ?
r R.) F E.ssuu. Ei,r:t7T E - - Rev • Isaac N. Mc-
Kinney, of the Bonner and Alln,i•ate, has been
elected to till the chair of Latin at Jef f erson
College. He has accepted the. appointment,
which takes effect from the Ist of January nQx.t.
All the prefessorshipi In this college are now
full, and the faculty is one which" will com
pare favorably with any in tho country.
GRA.NTLEY BERKLEY, the celebrated English
hunter, who has been in the We hunting
buffalo, spent Thursday night in our city, and
left for the East on Friday, as lie.tiesirca to
embark for Europe to teach London before the
Christmas holidays. His dogs and guns were
forwanled by express.
TIMER lectures daily are delivered before
the students of Duff's Mercantile College, Iron
Buildings, Fifth street, by the Principal, the
author of Dud's Book Keeping. and his talent
ed professors of book keeping and penmanship.
Strangers will find this splendid tslueational
establishment well worthy of a visit.
Tin valuable library of French and English
literature to be sold by catalogue this evening,
at seven ticloelt, on the second flour of Davis.'
Auction rooms, Fifth street, is now arranged
for examination; and will be found of unusual
interest to readers of taste.
Carr. FRANK May, the agent of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad at
St. Louis and iu the Southern country, arrived
in the city yesterday, in a state of admirable
reßervation.
Tnr. argument. for a new trial in , tho Roth
1-ford ezvo i sported b. tako I - Aiwa:this morn
rig, in tho Court of (oartor Sessions.
Face Allegheny Valli y Ituilr"4.l tins taken
its Dow PtitAttrnet.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, HALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER
Pitt Street. Pittsburgh
HA V L N G (1031.11ENCED
the vea,,n,l r,!:1 !low priopnro , lt. furw3l, my
In additnr, to rnr regular trrnwil, 1 AM
nuuufadur
an,an-ry 'VINE FLAN'oR CI , BITTER ALE. upiti
p,,kxgen exprewaly for fanuls urn.
•
Thl. Ale pi pot 1 , 111) IL .Idigiltrul lwversse;e, but 1:s IltglOY
r.. ,, ,nlmoss,lPillif this mefl:e .IfArsthy, for In - Alias. ulsete
Mad, 1/0,16,11111g tonic i. mlutr.l I tinre 0.1.1,, my .
cs.l,lolst,,t
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES.
Comstantly on barb, con.oattaz of h:ENNETT BrITER
AND CLIA)IPAGNE; PORTER AND (MOWN STOUT.
Packagoa aett to an) hart of tho rity. augll:6lh
HEATING Ill" STEA.M.—As R trt.timorahl of
vr,kranitki• mannor, peri•tet netn,n their
muliines,,safety, roonomy in funLanti ttn•
1411,n:1,11,mi rll ., *".^ary k , ltePpon , h room rornfortut.!,
rhl• l.rilliefite inM It3vi* and
to k for then 1 , 1:m of hoating
in. AI. Wind Public in the env of
Icir.i.urgh. and which tut• mot our approval, and we
would rorvmmend than to. the public to give entire
RlNtihrAi . i/011 at hratluy , tsv
It. %Her, .Ir., John Slmrsl.4l, .Ir. M. 'Kindle., George
Wil.on, John Wham, 1.. Wilcox, Irrettor,
1 vf'i R'Pkf !i.IF`A
tftWing, G.Fanny. Pitmtring anti Urn. hi,:rvicrx
D,enfi dx,riptiwt,of Givt }'unease nat PLHIrn
Na. G Wtnxiouid 161 First Meet, l'ittabtargh.
delttlyfd
jusT RECEIVED
I.tr k to nth' well anrortt•cl mtnel;
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
1 I
PERFUMERI.
ALL ARTICLDi HNUISITE FUR THI•'
CONSTANTLY ON BAND,
At the DRUG STORE, Cor. Penn and St. Clair rtreeta
CHAS. H. SUPER.
Proiirletor
THE LATEST NEWS
Another Virginia Excitement.
AN ATTEMPT TO RESCUE "OLD BROIVN."
Harper'* Ferry Under Martial Law.
HARPER'S FERRY, Novembor 17.—Midnight.
—A messenger has been sent to Charlestown to
obtain reliable information regarding events
there, but ho has not yet returned. Great ex
citement exists here, and armed guards aro
patrolling the streets and roads. It. is rumored
that two hundred and fifty men, armed with
rifles, aro encamped near Berrysville, a tow?
near Charlestown, meditating the rescue of
Old Brown." The report is too improbable
for any confidence to be placed in it.
[SECOND DESPATCH.]
Ileaciin.'s FERRY, November Two
o'clock, A. M.—The messenger despatched to
Charlestown has not yet returned. He left at
10 o'clock, and was 'to have, een back in two
hours and a half. It isprobable that ho. has
been detained by some of - the guards:
[TUIRD DXSTATCII.I
The messenger sent to Charlestown last
night, was detained outside of this town over
two hours and a half before the guard would
admit his departure, arid ho was also detained
till four o'clock on his return.
A very large fire occurred during the night.
about four miles from Charlastown, and the
tnilitary were ordered out, expecting aa at
tack. but none was made. The,particulars of
the fire could not be ascertained by the mes
sengers, but they will probably be ascertained
on the arrival hero of the train from Winches
ter.
[roil ItT DES PATC .
Men moNn, Vx.., November 18 --Six nom
paniimt of military are under arms ready to
start for Charlestown at a moments warning.
None have left yet.
IVITTII DESPATCH:I
W duilliNirrox CITY, November IS.—A COM
puny comprising eighty-seven infantry and ri
flemen left Alexandria for Charlestown by the
early train via. the Relay House. Captain
Dory's company of sixty men and four guns.
went by a I.pecial train on tho Mannpoo road
via. Strawaburg, from thence they ar,e to march
eighteen miles to Winchester. :.,.
[stxrii D.DIPA.TCLI.]
111.11.FER:13 FERRY, November 18.—There.x
citoment last night was caused by the burning
of a wheat stack, about three 'miles from
Charlestown, and
,thernilitary and whole pop
ulace wore called to arms, and the wildiyt ter
ror prevailed among the people, with the sup
position that Col.' Davis had some information
of an approaching danger. The panic among
the people extended to the Colonel, and a nicy
.senger was rent by him to Harper's Ferry with
a despatch to the Governor, calling for two
cotnpanics of cavalry.
Thin morning the fire was found to be the
work of an unknown incendiary, bat no per-
PM could be found in too country on whom
suspicion could rest: There are now 1000 men
under arms and no enemy to be found to en
counter. Tbo troops from Alexandria arrived
at Charlestown this afternoon, and more by
the way of Winchester are expected to-morrow
morning. Ths ilaitimoro and Ohio Railroad
have sent Col. Shutt with an armed posse to
guard the bridge and property of the compa
nity at their point. Thero is much dissatisfac
tion both hero and at Charlestown at , the pre-.
cipitate action of Col. Davis it. sending dc;-
patches for troops instead of first sending out a
Immo to enquire into the cause of the tire. The
people think that they have been made to ap
pear in a malicious light before the country,
and they are mote than half right on that
mint.
Arrival of tho Ovorland Mail.
ST. Lorca, November I.B.—The overland
;nail of the '.ISZJI has arrived. Accounts from
Carson Valley and Walker River mints COD
tinura to excite great attention. Thestampeded
Californians in that direction have already
commenced mining, which promises to equal
Frazer River. These mines on the cast side of
the Sierra Nevada are supposed to extend from
Honey Lake, north, to 'Walker River, south, a
distance of two hundred miles. The principal
discovery yet announced is called Gold Mil,
silty feet high, live thousand feet long, and two
thousand feet wide. It is twenty miles north
of Carson Valley, which traversed veins of
auriferous quartz, partly decomposed, which
realim) ;45::,:i00 per ton.
Largo quantities of silver ore from Carson
Valley continued to arrive at San Francisco
for shipment to Europe.
J. if osTETTER'S BITTERa With
great favor as remedies for diSeases of the stomach, and
all other diseases arising from a disordered digestive
system and its eomponent parts being entirety vegeta
ble. it is more safe than the ordinary preParatoi3s offered
to the public, while Its plepant, effect on the system
renders it vastly polluter with' these 'OlO 148 r it. br.
llostetter's reputation is wide-spread, and the care with
which he prepares his medicine secures it always safe
and reliable. The titters Fe moat., agreeable in flavor,
and as it contains nothing that can Impair the health, but
ma the contrary, 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.
For sale by Druggists and dealerti generally.
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturera and Propnetors,
nol4 10.6.9 Water. and ES Front etraefi.'
'rho emigration in the, spring will probably
result in the complete exploration of the whole
country east of the Sierra Nevada and thedis
eovery of equally rich mines with any in 'Cal
ifornia_
Gov. Weller has appointed 11. P. liann, for
merly of Kentucky, U. S. Senator, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Senator
Broderick. The now Senator was to leave for
Washington in the steamer of the Bth inst.
The loss of the previously reported fire at
Coultonvillo is $50,000:
The Committee appointed by the recent Pa
cific Railroad Convention have published a re
purt recommending the i mrnediate organization
of a company to construct a road from San
Francisco to Stockton, Wittl the view of the
ultimate extension to' the boundary of the
state.
.7087011 tmrxa arrnoar =TR.
JOSVH. KEIT, f& SON,.
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Manufacturers, and Whelesalo and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE • AND CHAIRS;
No. 424 Penn Street,, , iebove the Camel,:
Hay hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furor tare , re, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own Mann
far e, and warranted equal in qualfty and style to any
manufactured to the city, and will sell at reasonable
•
wices.
Col. Lander, Superintendent of tho Fort
Kearney and.Harney Lake wagon road expe
dition, completed the work for the season, and
is about to repair to Washington, having on
hand an unexpected balance of '5:25,000. His
stock purchased in Missouri last spring at $l3O
per head has boon sold for the benefit of the
government for over two hundred dollars per
head.
illE ATTENTION OF MEN iF MODE
RATE MEANS is called to e irer for sale of
forty of the most eligible
BUILDING LUI
in the Second Ward, Allegheriraty. The prices are
suited to the Inu-d titnes, and time Will be given to suit
all purchasers. For partictiLara'lnquire of
, • ALEXANDER H.A.YB i j3arveyor
Corner Eeat Cleinmell sad Water street;.
003'
OCUST ST.,' -EIGHTH -IWARD.—Two
txailding luta.on-this street, for $5OO.
S. CUTHBERT k SON,
6114a:tat street.
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COMMERCIAL.
Stage of Water. '
River—Five feet water in the channel:
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
New York Market
Philadelphia Market.
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ALLEGHENY CITY,
PI 11 1 JR, CORN lIUMLNY,
Icy eirr:3l;tllti:ll..ANli A1.1.1.:4;11ENY
sn7 lyd•vrj
Z. ti".-.E.ISNER,
Business was more active, without improve
ment in prices. Some of the leading staples
by recent arrivals sold at low figures.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY. November
,18, The
government to-day .ordered two 'thousand
pounds of powder, a large number of, Minnie
balls and howitzer shells from the Washington
arsenal to Harper's Ferry.
The War Department has received a despatch
from Gen. Twigs, dated San. Antonio, No
vember 12th, stating that an express had just
arrived from -Rio Grando City, stating that
Cortinas had laid Brownsville in ashes, killing
some hundred. American citizens. Also, that
Cortinas, with eight hundred men, was march
ing toward the Nouces. Full credence is not
given to the report.
Daniel R. Goodloo, as editor of the Arationa/
Ern, and reprpseptative of its proprietress,
Mrs. Bailey, is announced as a candidate for
the office of Printer to the Rouse of Represon
tatives,
The Postotlice authorises tho statement that
bir. Dickey, tho late postmaster at Buffalo,
was not removed on political,grounds, there
being no charges of, that character against
him, but that the cause of his removal was
inattention. to the requirements of the Sub-
Treasury acts.
Railroad Accident
CINCINNATI, November 18.—An acci
dent occurred this morning on the Indiana
Central liallread, near Cambridge. A rail
was taken up on the bridge for repairs, and
before it was replaced, a train of eighteen cars,
containing hogs, came along in high speed.
Before the train could be stopped, the engine
and thirleen.cars were plunged through the
bridge into the river. A. J. Smith, conductor,
of Indianapolis, Green, brakesman, and a dro
ver named Newly, wore killed, and several
:were injured. The 'engineer and, firemen,
jumping from the train, escaped. It is said
that over thre hundred hogs were killed, en
gine, cars, and bridge, even piled up, one hor
rible wreck.
Death of G. G. Poindexter.
LOUISVILLE, November 18.—Allen A. Hall,
editor of-the Nashville - News, lolled G. G. - Poin,
dexter,-editor Of the Union and American,
in a
street rencentre, bj , shooting him. The affair
- originatee out.of an• editOriatipmel.
Lbbls. fresh, for sale by ,— ,
JAaai96 BMW E. .0 I,
And riot liable to cuai:z WITH BOOT
PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1859.
Reported Repressiy for Ms Daily Morning Post
Prriscosou, November 18, 1859.
Flour...No change. Sales of 1,060 bbl. from store, at
$1:1,00(&5,12 for superfine, $5.30(6.13,37 for extra. and $5,76
@G,OO for extra family. There mere no sales from first
hands.
Graln...Otts---Sales of 150 bosh from !Act: at. 45e.
Buckwheat Flour—Sales 4,000 lbs. from Moro
at 14,05 14 Ito
ilay...Sales 12 Imola from sautes at $17g19 Mu
St raw... Sales 2 loads from scales at $lO IA
Potatoes... Sales 150 bush Reds at 33e.
Cheese... Sales 20 boxes W. R. at 10c.
Apples... Sales 35 .bbls. at t. 2,2502,50.
Coffee 'tales 10 sacks Rio at 12:,Y,,c. !WM.
Sugar... Sales 10 hhds. N.O. at To.
Molasses... Sales 33 bbls. N. U, at- 42444 c. gal.
Lime ...Szdes 10 bbls. Louisville 141,1,E 'ft bid.
Salt... Sales 50 bbls. No. 1 extta . atsl.2.s 4t bbl.
Roap...Sules 35 boxes Rosin fiikOC."e lb.
Candles...Sales23 boxes id 13c. for Mould and 123,:?.
Whisky...Sales ;10 M In. liPetafied at 2.544:29e1l gnl
CINCTNNATI, November IS—Flour in good demand
and toe higher; sales 3,soo bids at s4.sssneti,so fir super
fine and VSin:l,3s for extra; 2,062 Mils received in the lied
24 hours. Provisions in active demand; for NIP , . Pork.
prices are Site ? hat higher; sales 700 tilde at $l4; a is
now held at $14.50. Baeon dull: and eau be bought at
75,(411,/e..•liard 10, flog market dull; the weather is
had; sales' ,1.0 head at $5,5(i2 5,75. the latter rate for ex
tra; receipts large. No change in Whisky; saki, :Kai
Gbls nt 23Sc including that from wagon. itnieeries: the
market is unchanged; sales of the new crop of Sugar a;
Se. and do Melassen at 4.siMtle: :200 liaga Coffee t au
12S(dil3e. Wheat: There is an upward tendency; itri
eon tending upward; aide. COO bn,h prune red at 41.30;
WO bunk fair red at $1,09, and 2.3 i bash winto at .
.$l.ll
Rye—there is a fair demand continues good, and !wane
in held at 75478 e. Barley—the demand continues good
and prices are stCatly at our not quotation:. Corn con
tinues active; prices very (trio .1:elale,1 rules 300 bush
at 43e and 70U bush ab (lat, quiet and without
change; paler QS/ bunk in bulk at lite. .
New YOrlY. November la.--Cotton quiet; sales 1,000
bales. Flour heavy; sales of ILugo bhls sold. Wheat
declined; sales 2.1,000 hush: at 8.1.15 for Mrwatikeetlub,
and $1,10.:Fa1.,1X for Chicago spring. Corn is lower, Pja)
bush sold at Fl for old yellow and f. , 21,1;i4c for new. Oats
are le better. Pork firm: at $15,1f4; fur mess and 1.10.-
5frif10,75 for prime. Lard dull at 1014f4107:,c. Oils dull;
lard oil quoted at 87!..C1ii.7214.e. Hides dull and heady;
Buenos Ayres 1143.4 - 'Tobacco in fair demand: at 4@lfic
for Kentucky and 44t.St: for Virgin:l, The Wool mar
ket Is quiet; holders are flaking extreme prices, and
manufacturers aro only buying sufficient to meet their
pressing St!l.l3t, Whisky is herd firmly at 2:fifie. Sugar
dosed buoyant at an advance of O.
Muscovado II:3,;(7 1 4e. Giffee tirm. Molasses genet at
I:4e for common O. quality.
P11114DL1,111.4, November 13.—Flour unehanuedaoiles
of 1,:.,90 1,1,1. s at V.1.1?..!,A.T...5= for EllAperthle, f:0:;•21! . , for ex
tra, and ;Oath= (or family. The inepevtien. for th e
week amount to 17.755 Wheat is in dr Maud: sale!.
of 1.500 hush at $1,30 for red. and $1,40 for tvfott. E r yi•
sa unchanged. Corn jr re•ii firm; nabeo of buil yel
low at 90..1.1r 2c, and 01.,%:,1.7:*.e . fer new. ',ix.- are more SC
-5.1)10 bwth Delaware pr. 1, 1, at 41 , .a411.:.,e. Wtti , ky
'ws better demarkd at fr.GIT!..;e. - .
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PEARL STEAM MILL,
B. T. KENNEDV & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CARS PURCHASi:I.
MANTFACTIIRI.L , AND DELIVERED
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
No, 111 tor. Wood and Fifth Streets,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
41..ATs to ”..I1 - 4,10.t* for $
Proof: Itrt. , , not nt... 14.00 for 10,00
Fitt tollty Cloth, •• ••• IK,OO for 12,00
Edit.loth • butt for
" ( nlil.t`rllht!)" COO for .1.00
Cslotitncr...!•;:ltt nude Loonier, •• GtS,tV for 13,00
Sutllll. Plttth, Silk. and Cloth Ve,ut,
GENTS' FtIItNISHINii Ctitol,lB,
At very low prices. The aborts is the Caah Price, Anil by
referring to thistwkvertisemenr. tut , above prices will be
.strictly adhyrYlto. Decll:fiat:cc
1 ART ) FIRE AND MARINE INST.I
- riAscEcu)trANl%of Purcaexceuta,lna u res again st
Fire latarais only. Agent.'n Office, eorter Third and
Wantstrews, Put burgh._ Capital and Sarplue..over
$300,000.
Parham West of the Mountains, non - in.,nrNl
company, or !rho may desire doing so. will find the of.
tier in Ellie city more convenient than correidionding
with the Borne office at Philadelphia_ Applications for
Insurance. made through WM. MOOIt& General Ag'i,
or ROBERT In TIIU%IPhON, Agent, at the lianktng
111M1 , 1 of ,)fessrs. Hanna. Hart a Co, corner of Third
;sa d W o od ,ctre t •tu, will receive . prompt attention.
JOEL. JONE.S., President,
24. FRED GILLEIT, V. P.
J. a Attrazi, Secr4ryt
Refer tts--Hon. Wa..tor H. Lowrie. Hilt,. George V
Woodward. Wm. M. Swam, E. of Lod.
per. A.. 1, Aiwa as+. of Baltimore Suit. J o hn \V. (nag..
B. N. Burroughs, John A inliait.h. Jr., C. J. Dupont.
Tito.. Crave n, Estri. noliZin.tualitsa
Administration Notice.
- -
WHEI.EAS, Letter.; of Administration
to the estate of HOWARD H. RYAN. late of Al
legheny eounty.deeewool. have been granted to the.nb
ncdbarr, all persors indebted to the said estate are re
quested to make immedlate psymont, and tho,.e having
claim , or dernaud3 against the e-tate of the ,:ud dere
dent, will make known the same without delay, to
JOHN J. miTcylEi.,
°thee of Mitchel No. ST Fifth nt.
J. U. FAA:3,
No. '2l Penn , ylYania Avenue:
Ps tsibhrgit, Sept. 30, 1553
DRS. C. M. FITCH & J. W. SYKES
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND CHE.ST, nast other Chronic Ail
ments compf scatosl with or muss ag PITLM ON A Rl' (3)31
PLAIN - N.
EMMEN
OFFICE-181 Penn ss , Pittsburgh, Pa
CONAILTATION FREE A list of quertiou, rout to
I** who wimhto oorolh, by Intter. leath-galr.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Jr is well known that tirst slaw Dentistry
has boon beyond the reach of the mass of people
oa account of its costliness, and the majority, rather
than take up with the inferior workmanship of "cheap
Dentists," have adopted the wiser course and done
without any, for it a sot of teeth to' imperfect in work
manship and Inexact in tit, it is worse than useless and
dear at any price.
CAIRAI.ITE. AND PORCELA IN TEETH have in
augurated a new era in the science of dentistry—being
the very best Artificial Teeth now in use, they can be
afforded at prices that place them within the reach of
Betrrg the tirst to introduce these new styles of work
to this community, I accordingly fixed such prices as I
doomed iroiild remunerate the beet artistic and me
chanical skill. Since then, however, the unprecedented
favor with which the work
... 4iftbeen received, has corn
pelled other Dentists to adopt, W, some ofowhom wish to
retain fl l e old gold plate prices, which I consider would
ho eiorbitank for, though the new styles are really
more valuable than the best gold work, they are made
of lass expensive material. The increased amount of
work done also compensates for the reduction in price.
On the other hand, is few Dental Quacks of this city,
who possess neither mechanical skillor common hon
esty, advertise the work at prices slightly less than my
own, notwithstanding they have neither the ability nor
the right (it being patented) to manufacture it. The
object of this trickery is merely to obtain an opportu
nity to disparage the Coralite and Porcelain and recom
mend some of their own worthless work.
I have felt bound, injustice to myself and the public,
to make known these facts.
The qualities of the PORCELAIN AND CORALITE
PLATE TEETH, which establish their great superiority
over the bestgold or ocher tnetalia plate are—entire free
dom from all tnetalie taste, smell or tarnish, being in
corrodible and Impervious to the juices of the mouth;
perfect:adaptation or fit, (Impossible in metalio work,)
which, with much greater strength and lightness, ena
bles them to be worn with more ease, comfort and utili
ty. They are also far more durable, leas liable to acci
dent and more ea.slly repaired.
The public are inyitert t* call and examine these new
styles of work at
No. 191 Penn Street,
no7:lmdaw N. STEBBINS, 31. D.. Dentist
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY
ANDERSON A. PHILLIPS
D ESIRETO kin
: c ! i ,L ATTENTION TO
HOT AIR FURNACES,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES, PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AND BRIVATE • HOUSES- Especially adapted to
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WHOLESALE
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Sixeet,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
IT AVE JUST RECEIVED,TEEIR EX
• TENSI VE and Weil selected FALL and WINTER
stock o
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Of the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, adi
the season.
They are now prepared to offer, at a small advance - • .
over Corr, the largest and most complete assortinimt
Prime
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AB_SHOBS,
Ever brought to this city. We invite our friends and
Merchants generally, to call and examine oarigoods.
Particular attention will be given . to afflicting and
PUTTING UP ORDERS. •
n. cnr.cos & c0.,-
No. 133 ViOod
gel6:3mdawast.iV3' p
WN. M. 'FABER, & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IROi FOCJNDERS,
General Machinists and Boller-Makers,
Near the Penn'a R. IL Praseniier Depot,
PITTSBURGH,
ANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
•I Steam Engines, ranging from three to one hun
dred and tatty horse power. and suited for Grist Mills,
Bait Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc. -
• Give particular attention. to the construction of. FM- •
gines and Machinery for gristmills, and for uprights,
mulay and circular saw mills. -
Have.aLs , , on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice,Msgines and Boilers of every descption.
Also, tarnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, -sod
Wrought Iron Shafting. Hangers and Pullies in every
variety, - and continue the manufacture of WOolen-Ma- -
chinery and Machine Cards. •
Our prices are low, our machinery man o f
the best 'quality-of materials,- and warnoatettlii7 airmen
to give satisfaction.• -
swOrders from all parts of ilia 'country nolkited, end' '
romptly - noThdaw
BATES & .IO_RNSON'S -ROOFING.
JOILNST . OII4
NOTICE that hejga put,
:VT -- chased the interest of hie' Into porMer, - G. S.
fiATES;in the ROOFING BUSENEBS, - ta& the BOA
manulactare and dealer in the following three thednot
Idrldsof Rooruig—
Ist.' Gum Cexnent, Felfand Can 4
vas4toofing. • .
2d. Improved Felt, Cement and Grime"
Rooting.
3d. Patent English Asphaltic Pell-Rno
tug.
All warranted FIRST...di I #ATIMEPROOF. -- Rni411 4 4 - '
Material for sale, wit - printed autrnettene- far Vtrillig.
flee at BATES k JO.ONS' OLIY.STAXD, 75 Sauth
lleldstreet.
- WU:1331, JC9thX)N,
'Gum - CesnOnt is unequalled as a Paint, for
Metal Roofs, lasting twice as.long, at 'east, as-pai Mant, a w
nd
cheaper. • sel
J•AuR SITPERIO3I.
SMELTING , WOR'lctr ,-, -
PARK, IMPCURDY &
• . ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
11.11 Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed.CopPei Bob.
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Splatter Solder, ko-, also im
porters- and dealers in M. etaLs,-"Iln Plate; Sheet'fro
Wire, kc. Constantly on hand, Tim:isn't:l Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, 2A.14.4 First, and =Second streeta,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to ang
e
ired pattern. ' inY2SkIY
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SMITH,' PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY
PITTSBUB4II, PA.
V7arehouse, No, 149 First and 1M SeCond streets.
Manufacturers of all sizes anddescriptioris Of CoslOil,
Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons, Wagon Boxes,Steel Aforilds, " HI ne,.lT.an,gersanll
Couplings.
Also Tobbing and Machine Castings of every deacrip
tion made to order. ' - -•
Having a nomplete machine shop attached - to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully 'attend
ed to. my26:l7d.rw
M.R. JOHN HELM
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that he is
prepared • e t, t o . gi;: r l t e e ssous ,k on 21 Violin, Guitar, Flat*
JOHN li c kLll, e irttsbur: h Theatre:
PENN MACHINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTMAN,
gAIsaTFACTITREB, g
bfachiaeess,, Steam OF
.
Elega elptalies
2,1 ea Macbutee,, -
f3istr•
aatigerni, ete, stet
Orders promptly attended to
11'91U ALL DECORATIONS. Views in
Taria--1 . 9 r nle , by ,W. Pi NAB-913.AL
WM. U. WHITNEY;,'
NOTARY it* 17 , 13x.;1.2-0
OFFICE at the Pittsburgh .Fifth
street, near Wood. ' ''.; I,l*
WalPs Picture Gallery.
WM. C. WALL has taken the third:ll6ot
of Jones' New Building, adjoining: this lie.
chaniCs' Bank. Fourth street, for an AMBROTYPE AND.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, and having tined trprthe=
room in a style unsurpassed. invites his friends and the
public to visit his establishment. • - •
His reception Room, he has no hesitation . in =Ong,
has not its superior anywhere, for size; besitty of furni
ture and appointments generally; and his Opszating,
Rooms, beta the same floor,-are entered tsixt
In his Opdiately
erating rooms, the most unprovedcmained
side and sky lights give a facility for taking a finished -
Fictzmi, in the least possible time, that he thinks can.
not fat to make his establishausnt the resort of all
31r Wail's experience as anerne., is a sure gumniee
to his patrons that none but good Pictures vitT be per.
rained to leave his premises. • -
"The public; and the ladies especially, are invited to
view his rooms, and examine . ~ ens. note:lw
.nd qtreet.
THE NOVELTY.—THE NE ". R.E
VER weighs but SEVEN OUNCES, and is a most
accurate and beautiful weern. Remember they iirebut
half the size of Colt's, and are quite as effective. They
are equalled by few and excelled by none,sad are chiver
than any Revolver in the market. r • -
BOWS & TETLEY, "
nol2. 138 Wood street.
1 4 . .11 , IRSHFELD & SON,
Fashionable Merchant Tailors,
UTTER..-4 tails. Prime Packed Butter
y
for sale by [se=j HENRY 11. COl. l mg
NO. 83 WOOD STREET,.
H ave n ow - o n lumd, the most elegcmt aasortment of
BEAVER OVEACOATINGS, BROADCLOTHS,
PLAMAND 'FeUtigi cassamus:
Cashmere and Silk Plush Vest:lnge, that has ever bee . et
brought to this roarke*Which they will make to order,.
in the best manner, it very reasonable prices
CALL AND FxAmm oUi
L. HIRSHFELD &
No. 83 W »d stree,t*
C HEF -SF -150 boxes received 14:x
Alsatian eons.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Mannfanturer and Wholesale Dealer in
CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS
BROOM'S, &C.,
No. 2.1. Diamond, Pittsburgh.
111 - VING NOW IN STORE A LARGE
g aud carefully selected stool: of everything in this
line, either manufactured by himselfor
i purchased di
rect from manufacturers, FOR CASH, s prepared to
supply customers and the country trade with goods in
his line,. .
CHEAPER THAN.EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKED
The followinpeom prise the leading items in his stock
of Wooden and Willow - Ware :
- .
CIIIJIIICS—Pine Staff, 8 area; Oak Staff, 4 sizes; Cedar
Staff, 3 sized; Oval Crank, Cedar, Oak or Pine, 3 sizes
Cedar Barrel, 4 sizeK Spane's Patera, 3 sizers Therrnom.
eter : 3 size;+—a large otock.
_ .
15UCRETS—.CommOn red, blue and green, fancy and
varnished, half, quarter and torpauls; cedar brass and
iron bound,? and 3 hoop,Piggins, cedar, brass andiron
bound, 2 hoop; Horse Briskets. heavy iron baler Kitchen
Buckets, iron bale; Oak Well Buckets, well Ironed;
Flour Buckets, nested.
TUBS—Painted, land 3 hoolx white pine and cedar,
bend made, all sizes, nested - or by the dozen.
KEELERS—Painted and varnished, 3 sizes, dozen or
nest; cedar Heelers, brass or iron bound.
MEASURES—AII sizes, from bushel to quarter peck;
pine or cedar. sealed or unsealed.
CLOTHES PlNS—Plain and head, in five grow; boxes;
Smith's Patent, in gross boxes, and Brass Spring, in
gross boxes.
WASH BOA liDS—Waterloo raised centre, Marietta Zinc,
Double Wood, and all other kinds.
BROOMS. WIILSIZS, BRUSHES, &c., in great variety..
MEAL TUBS—Hingham Butter and Butter and Meal
.2 or Z. in nest. Or stuglv. •
DOOR AND BUGGY CocoaandGrasa;
GrT.S Table Mata.
W R ITE NEST BOXES—Spice and Sugar Boxes, five in
nest, plain and varnished
OAK STANDS—Assorted sizes, for apple-butter, kraut,
pickles, meat or milk.
UMBRELLA STANDS—For Stores or Dwellings.
CLOTH ES HORSES—Assorted sizes and styles made to
order.
WOODEN WARE—Comprising Rolling Pins Potato
Mashers, Butter Prints and Ladles, Lemon Squeezers,
Spoons and Beaters, Muddlers, Soap Cups, ShavinghOSes.
ROIM Spigots, Bung Starts, Axe, Pick and Hatchet
Handles, Steak Mauls. Ac.
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS, of all varieties.
TAR CANS, MOP HANDLES, iron and wood heads,
Clothes Pounders.
NrARK BASEE:FS, in great variety of size and style,
by the nest or dozen, ofour own mannfizeture, atiEa.s
-tern prices.
CLOTHES BASKETS—Round and oval, four in nest.
HAMPERS—Square flat and trunk lids.
NURSERY CHAIRS, of every style.
COACHES AND CRADLES, of every style.
TRAVELING BASKETS--Assorted sizes and styles.
Berlin, Japanned. •
Frerink assorted.
EMEMEMI
RETlCULFS—lmported . and American.
SCAOOI. BASKETS, in great variety.
SPI.IT HAMPERS, for Potatoes, Peaches, Ac.'
ORCHARD BASKETS—WiIIow and Split.
cArtiity and country dealers are invited to call andBz
nm ourstiick and pncer before purchasing elsewhere,
no CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN,THIS MARKET.
SAMUEL, RIDDLE,
21 Diamond Pingintrgh
4,LS:l"dcw;,ll7co
THE SEASON!!
SECOND SUPPLY
Fail and Winter Goods
NO. - 19 FIFTH STREET.
E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a Large
vaned a. , : ortill.Mlt of GOCCir :Or Gentlemen's
~,, ,a r„t DAVI TIYTHE PRESENT SEASON, embra,
cROICE SELECTION of .
OV-FAICOATINGS,
Moscow Beit - yers, -
Presitient Beayers;
Es Peavers,
Clatendon Beavera,
Eider 'Down'lleivers 4kc
A 1,0. a line a..,ortruent Alf PLA IN and RANGY FRENCH
and ENGLISH CA ISSINIHRES3' SILK. PLUSH and
PariS Plaid Cashmere VeEtii:igs,
. .
NWhich.nr,.,f thA T:ATFRT IMPORTATION, and will be
rus‘Ju up t , ) ordPrlit re . :VSOlutl?le pb 'ea
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
N 0.19 Flfth Street.
G EN-TS' *IIA IV 1,6--
Traveling Blankets,
Under+Slarts and Drawers
Shirts, Collars,
Scarfs,
Glovee, Merino,
and Cotton Holt Hose, at
CUAS. GIPNER'S,
781 Marget street.
$2 500 —A FARM OF 51 ACRES,
♦ situate at five minutes walk from the
R. Station, at Fr , ,,doni; 40 acres in cultivation, one
acre of which is in fruit; 3 durable springs; 2 stables,
etc. The tmther is good; a valuable stono-citourry, good
fences, and a stone foundation for a dwelling house.
Price '4500. For sale by
S. CUTEIBEBT k SON,
oct4o Roil Ratan, Azonts, 51 arket sL
MEDICAL BOOKS.--A large assortment
of Standard Works in the various departments of
Medical &nonce, constantly on hand.
AMERICAN AND E:suadsli MEDICAL WORKS
Furnished to order. Catalogues formArded on applica
tion. KAY & CO Q
nol No. 56 Wood street.
WI N ES.
2:, case, Clicimut quarts Champagne Wine
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no bmkets Peas Fleidscick's qta do do
10 do do do pts do do
10 do Bonche pts.and Dronet qta do do
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'2.5 eases St. Julien Medoc Claret do
10 do Ladies' Catawba do
15 do do Ginger- do
In store, and for sale by
Br-, MILLER & RICKETSON.
PRE GLYCERINE.—An excollent arti
cle for chafed skin and chapped hands—a fresh
supply just received by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner of Diamond and Market street.
J 4)11N N. STEE PHARD
(Successor to Hartwell& Shephard,)
Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth sts
A:complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
OILS and DYES., constantly on band.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Will find it to their advantage to give an a call. Manu
facturer of the celebrted
SCOTER CA.PIL:L:I
aROCERIES.-
ILA 200 bags prime Rio Coffee;
25 poelrets Java "
50 hhd.s. N. 0. Sugar;
" Cuba
50 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
60 .• Sirup ;
150 kegs English and American Soda ;
ne, boxes various brands TOOSOCO ;
IMO half chests Y. H. Tea ;
100 " Slack Tea;
20 Gunpowder and Imperial Tea:
And a general stock of Groceries, just, received and for
sale by WM. H SMITH ,t CO,
octl4
Second street,;-
THE MANUFACTURERS 0-
YER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
after subjecting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully porsuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the - United Status, for so little money, having
at once many good qualifies, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTI—In colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture generally.
OF PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—For washing clothes, of every descrip
tion, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or Bilk; dyed,
printed or white: for 8x5 . 450 tar, grease, pitch, pamt,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands. •
Give it &fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
R eme mber, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the directions. B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
47 Wood street. Pittsburah
WINTER GAUNTLETS, GLOVES,
WOOLEN HOILIERY.,—A. very extensive assort
ment of the above articles, of the best and lateststyles,
at wholesale and retail,
EATON, CREE dr. MACRUILL
17 Fifth street.