roAXYPV.ILELX A CCIDF.NT.—.I4 Mr J W Benantucr,
of this city, was returning from East Liberty, on
Thursday evening, his horse became restive at the
atone bridge, near Minersville, and before Mr B. could
get command of him, be backed the carriage,.in which
Mr and Mrs Burbridge were sitting, over a precipice.
Mrs B. was rescued as soon as possible, and brought '
tolbe city, and as nobodily injurieS were visible, hopes
wee.i entertained that she might recover, but the efforts
of the best medical men were unavailing; she died
about 10 o'clock, without having, evinced any signs of
consciousness from the time the accident occurred.
nal - mB.—The public will learn from an adver
, tisententin this morning's paper, that the Theatre will
opsztfist. the fall season on .Monday evening. SVe un
thigkocl that Miss Clarendon has engaged a full and
tekntet"i company, which cannot fail to give satisfaction
totbotietvhomay be disposed to patronize her efforts.
The'sislters to the Theatre will recognize among the I
company some old favorites of former seasons, whose
peofeslional talents and exemplary deportment secured /
the esteem of all who knew them, and we haven° doubt
but they will be as successful in their efforts to please
the public, ns they were when last among us.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The Demnaratic citizens of Pittsburgh and Alleghe
ny immty,'ltre respectfully invited to attend a public
meeting. t O 6O hell at Al r Broadhurst's Penn street,on
Monday evening, the 2d of September, at 7 o'clock,
for the pttrpose of expressing their feeling s of indigna
tion, at the proceedings of the Federal Algerines of
Rhode Islaind, M persecuting the Patriot Derr, and to
take inteccursideration, measures to procure his release
from the prison hi which the Dey and Janissaries of
tiltarßoyal State hays confined him.
Sereral speakers are expected to be in attendance.
- A HICKORY POLE.
A Hickory Pole will be raised at Capt McGarrigal's
Cneditoad, anove Bit min&lant, ut 4 o'clock. to-day.--
Dernoeruts are all invited. Speakers will be present.
wig 31.
• MAMMOTH YOUNG HICKORY.
A tall Young Hickory will be raised on Saturday
t11 . ??.;Odi inst., at 3 o'clock, by the firm arid unflinch
ing 'Deiriaeiats of the Fifth Ward, 'on the Goner of
Penn and Harrison • streets. Several gentlemen will
befresenr and address tho meeting.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
. .
ALLEGHENY COUNTY T. A. ASSOCIATION.
The ; Annuld Meeting, of the'Allegheny COI/Llty Total
Abetinersee Asxoeration will be held- in Temperanee
Hal, Pittsburgh. on Friday, 13th September next, ut
11 o'clok. A-At J. -ASIII3RIDGE,
O See'y Ex. Com.
- 7.
Fresh Goods.
61 DOZEN Undervvoed's True Lemon Syrup;
41 I " do Lemon Juice;
• . -.4. -" du , Walnut Cu:sup;
do 1%111,1-0 om, du
6 " do Mustard, (equal to Ky.)
I " French Ruse Aouter;
~ i " ' Hermetically Sealed Salmon. (Fresh)
1 u
do do Halibut, "
'2 " , do
a • do Lobster, " " Sardines;
4 Cases Fremit Capers;
.2 " do Elives;
I . " - Prunes in glass.
Just received and fur sale at the Family Gmcery
&me of - REINHART & STRONG,
110% 14 190 Liberty street.
• Sealed Herring.
20 BORES SCALED HERRING;
20 .do. Scotch; do.;
Just received awl for safe,
REINHART & STRONG,
140 Liberty strei
Star Gaudler.
1 - g h ROXES Cincinnati Siar Candlev.,ttsvorted
_Kt/ elmsjust t eceived and fur mule by
REINHART & STRONG.
No 140, Liberty n.
THE UNEQUALLED
THREE BIG DOORS!
JOHN McCLOS K EY,
• PROPRIETOR.
The proprietor of this well liums'n and highly popular
Loabliadtuteot, respectfully announces to the public
that he has just teceired his
CLOTIIB,
. .
-
'-.,:: CASSIMER ES 7
T -
CASSIN TS,
-vaoTzyit E n A (0.
.
-,-,-- A IIfOILINTIIYG TO $75,000,
,
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e'plifid is now fully prepace,4 ,to attend to all orders, of
?Arty amount.
• ', -..- - tre /mono hesitation in saying that this is the
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
ever brought to Pittsburgh by any one house, and in
VARIETY AND QUALITY
IT . CANNOT BE. EQUALLED.
lie has now on baud, made Isom new materials, a
..•••,. snort magnificent assortment of
11EADI MADE CLOTHING,
To which tie woold mill the attention of all who wish
' to procure
7 c. : FAB4I.I)NABLE AND .DURA.IILE APPAREL.
Hit stock comprises every article of dre id , desi r ed by
THE MAN OF FASHION,
Ifir Ilhe igarefiernitie and comfortable clothing prefer
neil by
THE WORKING MAN,
ik i ai 0 - 'WIXOM, will be accommodated at priees nitwit
iciowspe, than at any other establishment in the city,
std with articles witich he can warrant to be inferior
to none that are made in the country.
As the increase of business compelk-d him to enlarge
-hi. store 110 make other improvements, be would in
;v4othe public wean and examine the
Ittl.4kri AND STYLI: OF I/IS NEW 44-
RANG P.:MENTS.
. .
ila smured the services of the best cutters and
wdyii - nt 4 tit that egg be priicared !leis prepared commits I
f:LOTIIIING TO ORDER
;)11t, itnil abet:test. ;mice and in a Ayle unsurpnescd,
CAUTION.
Pemba'erg are cautioned to be on their guard against
iltheyie . qf little rival establishment s that try to palm
te►an t h e Anparary as the
H E WIG DOORS.
The public aredeleired to note the
rAL r4r.4 TE IN THE PAVEMENT,
iratropkof the "414 original," as that is a mark for
tba*mus i e Titme 4'4 Doors that. can not be' counter
ferinji' JOHN M'CLOSKEY,
au.l 7:4 No 151, Liberty atoms.
.4r.
~hf~~l~rn~i~g~~s
IVl7' - "r - T - rmwi
RDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 11244
On our first page will be found the commence
:irthe "Reply of Chativ, Brown of Philadelphia,
lOWIti. Clayton, of Deireiate," exposing the mia-,
repro.' Imitations of Mr Clayton and the whig party, on
the suWect of dui Tariff—and on our fourth page, the
"Fatal Result of a Frolic."
WARD . * DRKTAL Pnescars.ron.—Thi s is a most
excellent article—we speak from ample experience of
its god efects—eee advertisement.
FALL STOCK 01•
.• , ,
sr74 /Irlirtoolll )
8 rARAI% proposals will berseneivisd et this of- 1
b Until, the Jet day of October astat for the den*
err ipierilions, is bp&, fortbe rise of the troop* of
tbe
tiled States '
upon inspecticia, as follows:, -
At New Orleans.
22harrels of pork.
s*barrels of fresh superfine flour.
;11Pushels of new white field beans.
4,
pounds of good hard soap.
nds of good hard sperm candles.
is good clean dry fine salt.
92ga ns of good cider vinegar.
Al Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
22 barrels of pork.
2Tharrels of fresh superfine flour.
12bushels of new white field beans.
4...
2,6 C pounds of good hard soap.
5 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
70 gallons of good cider vinegar. - 1
_= At 111 Pickens, or Barrancas, Pensacola, narida.i
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ij barrels of pork.
BEAVER PACKET.
2f barrels of fresh superfiaP flour.
..6...e.P. The well. known steamer
Is bushels, of new white field beans.
. .. . MICHIGAN,
W. B. Boils, MliSter, has commenced "')" 23 nounds ofgood hard soap.
her regular daily trips, leaving Pittsburgh as hereto. opet ads of good hard sperm candles.
absinhels of good clean dry finesalt.
fore) at 3 o'clock. P. /11.. and Beaver at 8, A. M.
oil — go - Akins of good cider vinegar.
Prices to suit the times, arid those whc have no money - - •
carried free. - -
.t the Public Landing, six miles from Fort Ton.
The Canal to Cleveland wilt be opened as soon as son, mouth of the Chiemichi.
the weather a 111 peianit; on the opening ef which 360 barrels of pork,
CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLEVELAN D, O.andI,OOO barrels of flesh soperfine flour.
MEADVILLE, PR, will ImmeJiately gairop opera- 300 bushels of new whitefield beans.
Lion. ForTreight or passage apply on boanklie to 9,000 pounds of good bard soap.
Judy 12 G. M. tiARToN, 2,000 pounds of good hard sperm candles.
Water' `street. 160 bushels of good clearadiy fine ink.
lla'The Michigan is provided pith Evans' Salet.Y'2.ooo gallons of good cider•vinegar..
Guard.
The whole to be delitered in all the month of April,
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PITTSBURGH AND WHEEL/NG REGULAR 1845, and to leave Natchtoches by the 20th February,
PACKET. 1845.
At Je f f erson Barracks, Missouri.
,row. ou The new and splendid steam boat
1 BR IDGEWATER,Capt. Cau rtscra., 67 2 barrels of pork.
will run as a reg.ilnr packet between :560 barrels of fresh smerfine floor.
this place and Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every 600 bushels of new Witte field beans.
Tuesday and Friday at 3 o'clock. and Wheeling every3,2oo pounds of good Sant soap,
Wednesday and Saturday at 8 o'clock. For freight 2,880 pounds of good sand sperm candles.
1
or passage apply on board, or to 240 bushels of good 'lean dry fine salt.
J.
The Brllgawater is provided with Evns' Safety Al Fort Crawford, kairie Dt;
June 22 014/11, Mississippi ßincr.
I _ River.
.
RZPORTED WC
D. B. SAeble, StecnnLoat.Agent and Constisrion
Aferehalit,
Water Street, near Wood.
ARRIVED.
Minstrel, Foster,. Cincinnati;
Rhode Island, Dawson, Marietta,
Micbigun, Bois, Beaver,
Cleveland, Hart, Beaver,
Planet, Voorhies, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Lancaster, Fisher, St. Louis,
Amulet, Smith, Marietta,
Bridgewater, Campbell, Wheeling,
Cleveland, Hart, Beaver,
Michigan, Buis, Beaver.
INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE PIANO
MISS LYDIA APPLETON,
F OR several years Teacher of Jost' umental Music 3,
in the Canton, Ohio, Female Seminary, from
which she is highly recommended, will give instruct
-61 a to a limited number of Pupils in the above ac
complishment. Her long experience as a Teacher
of instrumental music, and a determination to spare
no pains, for the advancement of her Pupils, she hopes
will secure a portion of the public patranagt%
Applications addressed to Box 232 Pittsburgh 1'
or left with Dr. E. Appleton. at the Gas Works, will
receive prompt attention. By permission the follow.
ing Gentlemen may be referred to:
ALLERKItotMER, Esq., Exchange Broker,
JAS. A. BA RTRA Sf, Esq., City Treasurer,
rittso .
gl
JAMES BENNY, Esq.. Merchant, Penn
Mr. J. H. MELLOR, Music Store, Woodsy.
au„ 9-d I trt
S.W. RAGUSA, PROM 1111T80 Ps.
B EGS leave to inform the enlightened citizens of
l'itisburghami vicinity that, aware of their taste'
anti refinement in the Firm Arts, In-bas brought over
from Europe a collection of the most
SPLENDID VIEWS!
Ever exhibited is the United States.
This Exhibition will be open forone week, nt Con- 1
cert flail , Penn street — commencing on 'Monday Au
gust :PGth.
Ile is confident of meriting the appinbat!on herr,
which he has undeviatingly received in Italy and France
and also in the city of New York. The execution of
the Admin.'s, as reganis light and shade, and beauty .
of coloring. bar been much admired.
SIGNOR RAGUSA prays the Ladies and Gentle
men of Pittsburgh to believe that this is no common
Exhibition, and not to he classed urno ng the m any
which have deceived the public, but one which will
realize all the anticipatioe s of the mind's fruitful
ril nry.
The Exhibition will consist of IG Paintings
The Interior of. St. Peter's Choreic at Rome.
The Fieneh Army entering Moscow.
The City end Port of Marseilles:
The interior of the Cetnetry of l'isa
The Great Festival of Belshazzar, (exhibiting the
difference of day and night.
The City of Florence. Curial! of Tuscany.
St, Petersburgh, the Capital of Russia.
The passage of St. Bernard— Napoleon crossing
the Alpa.
The Palace of the Tuilieries—th e Pout Royal Noc
turnal Festival—lllumination and Fire. Werke, •
The Thames Tunnel, in London, with Gap !Rumi
nation. ..
The Interior of Convent of _Eloise and Abelatd.
View of the New Btidge in Paris --the Louvre—
he Tuilleries—the Champs Elisees—the Institution
-and le Pont des Arts. &c. •
The Ruin; of the Temple of the Son in Painiym.
The arrival of the Remains of Napoleon.
The transpornithin of the Remains of IN;
Allisiddersro requested to extend the amount re
in Royal Hospital of the Invalids.
1*(016' fur
~ich ai tide, and exhibit the total amount
The City and Bridge of Dordrtits. ,
tir t i"!id: ' . id
SIGNOR RAGUSA begs leave to state that Ore l
.... penorar quantities of eachdeiivery mutate
principal part of the Paintings were executed In' the I posts where ey are Ilpt specified, 14 M . be, one-fourth
Gallery of Rome— a nd h e pray s to add, that if the lib-1_ Ist June, I steptember, Ist December, 1895, and
end and intellig ent community of .Pittsbutglk will give Lit March, .118.
him a calh(hellatter s himself) they will be well pleas- The hogs invldelt the pork is packed, to be fatten
ed, and doltim the justice to acknowledge that his ex- i ed on corn, el each bog to weigh not less than two
hibition surpasses any thing of tke kind over brought
to their notice. hundred pouts. and consist of ono hog to each bar
rel, excludiN the feet, legs, ears and sn out sid e
I, — e
Flours of Exhibition, 5
cents; Ch ililrei t half tion, front 10 ANItolO P M. I
to be first SR Id pie ces t ray hsubstituted fur the hams. The pork is
Admittance 2 ()rice. with fork ' s Island , salt, and then
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carefully paied with *sumo article in pieces net
Harper's Illuminated Bible No 7. I exceeding ti poundi diair
LSO, a great varied of new wuik's,. in Cook's / When t h ooc ki ng has been comp l eted, t h e couteec.
A Literary Depot, 85 4th street,
tor must fish to this office a certificate from the
Harpers Bilble No 7.
-
Memoirs of Vicloc pucker, teethe pork has been so salted and packed.
Police, written by himself. q,—principal agent of the French The pork it° be contained in seasoned heart of white
trek barrelsful! hooped; the beans and salt in barrels,
Electrotype Manipulation,—being the theory .
, .
_,...,... , .e n d land the soft and candles in strong boxes of convenient
iiiiiin instructions untie art ofworking metals by p re _ land
ro, trarportation.
cipitating them from their solutions.
Encyclopedia of Chemistry, No 7.
Salt wilionly be received by measurement of thirty-
New York Mirror, for September.
two quartsa. the bushel. The candles to have cotton
- .
Living Age, No 14. wicks Ire provisions for l'ruirie.du-Chien and St
!-- I
Peter mot pass St _Louis, for their ultimata destine-
Jacobs scenes in the Paci fi c Ocean , or the Lffiuittsi ti o , , 1 one
co
15th April, Int"). A failure in this par
of the Australasian Seas, during the cruise of the Clip..
ticulr will hensidered a breach of contract, and the
per; by Thomas J Jacobs.
fitment will be authorized to purchase to supply
Wandering Jew, No 3; increasing in interest.' ,
Seserposts. The pmvisions will be inspected at the
The odes of Anacreon—Rhyme s on the Road IPA
majuki- place of delivery, and all expenses to be paid
Alciphron, :,.
Graham's Magazine for SePtenAleti
tractors until they are deposited at such store
- ,-; *as may be designated by the agents of the De-
Ladies' National Magazine, dot .
. • .
Arthur's Ladies' Magazine, die ea
Kendall's Life of Jackson, N o 5;
'Commissary General reserves the privilege of
...
raising or diminishing.thequantities, or of dispen-
M'Collough's Gatitetteer, No 15; ,
inn with any or all asticles roquired m, any post at
,
The Spoon, No 34
ny time before enteringietocontract, and also of y
in-
Harper's Edition of the Wandering Jew, No 1.--.,,
ng tn. reducing the miantities of each delivery isle
Price 6i cents;
-' 1 ire subsequent to contract, an giving:dos? days' pre-
Clay Badges, assorted ceities.
.Clubs suppliettesit one notice.
reasonable terms; ',
n-,, Bidders, not heretofore c o n trac tors, are required to
Encyclopo.di u of Medicine, Nos 9 and 10;
:.. company their proposals with evidence of their abili-
Cooper's Novels-4,ew suppl 3; .. ..-
, -s--, , together with the names of their stigeities, whose re-
Medical News, No2o.
' -..-: onsibility must be certified by the District Attorney,
Juss received and fur sale at Cook's Literary Dept:4;c by some persons well known tp the Gevernment:.
(Rug 20.
,55 Fourth street.
5t ,-j their proposals will not be acted upon.
Adtielhces cannot be made in Any case, and evi-
TeXTRA 5t.1141.R. WOOL DYED ENGL l *ence of inspection and full deliverimill Be requir
.. AND FRENCH CLOTHS; super 7-4 Black dal this office. before rept — ratios ; sbeWbe made upon
Naval Blue, Citron mai Claret Brown --all Of wide...l: l '4e 7'reaseryfor payment, which will be effected in
!ravel:teen selected white:am for our own trade, an d arl such public money as may be convenient to the points
graded from $4 to $ll per yard. We have also proof delivery, the places of purchase, or the residenceof
vided some of the finest and most eapensive trimminr„sthe contractors, at the option of the Treasury Depart
to be had; and we never employ any but the best a . .
tem kmen. We feel confident that we will be able [ meat.
N drafts on this o ffi ce will be aces
elegance paid en
turn out coattlithat cannot be surpassed for dendiiiit; d er a„y
elegance mid cheapness. We would invite these 4 _ cirircumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed in a sept*sviialvelope
air in the habit of Paying cash for their Work, to
and marked "Proposals for futnishiug Army subalet
and try the F.ll4ionabk. Ifearl Quarters, No. 3 ence. ,,
GEO. GIBBON, C. G.
Liberty street,
july 19-.l.sep IS.
.21 ALGEO Sc IvicGUIRF:',.I
_aug
...._ . .
i i i .itn2 CtS iit TOß of OlL, in store and for alle 2Q IffackstreL
20 re' Bai t s. tier No. 3 Mack .. l, Just •vec
JONA. KIDD & CO. ' '4,1411-#4,44*Bgaleitm.L.,,z, JEN NI N G s & co.
tit 21 corner Fourth and Wood ' •
streets. 4 1 0 7 at.
43 WoOctst.
•
4 FEET WATER IN THE CHARNEL.
aptdeon to
•
g c
-gg- '3r46.
•
230 barrels drank.
450 barrels of fresh operfine flour.
120 bush* Is of new chit* field beans.
.600 Nandi °fried lard soap.
900 pounds Of goothera' linen; candles. •
80 bushels of gooteleandry firresalt.
800 pillow' of gooeider vinegar.
The whole to be devensd by the Ist./une, 1845.
At Fort Atkinson, wet bank of Me Aliasissippi,.or
polite Fort Craoprd, at Dons:son aid Riees'i
Ware-house. .
50 barrels of pot.
175 barrels of fun superfine flour..
30 bushels of nsr white field beans.
1,000 pounds of gad hard soap.
•
300 pouerls bard tallow candles.
35 bushels of gal clean dry fine salt.
100 gallons of gad cider vinegar.
The whole to beelivered tty 0101 it June, 1845.
Al Fat Snelling, St. Pairs.
125 barrels of pa.
360 barrels of frh superfine flour..
125 bushels of iw-white field beans.
3,300 pounds 010 bard soap.
1,100 pounds of hard tallow candles. '
fill bushels °lva clean dry fins salt. •
400 gallons or til cider vinegar.
The whole to beelivered (rum the 15th May, 1845
to the 15th June, 145. '
Al Fort Lecennotth, Missouri firer.
225 barrels of Or.
780 barrels of fsh superfine flour.
275 bustilift of :w white field beans.
6,500 pounds °Clod herd soap.
2,130 pounds of.Nral hard tallow candles.
125 bushels tilled clean dry fine salt.
1,200 gallons ofekl cider vinegar.
The whole to ldelivered by the Ist June, 1845.
Al Fort Scott,othe hformatonrirer, Missoteri--70
miles land telsportaaon from Independence, on
the Missouri;ver.
125 barteli °fork. r , •
400 barrels oftesh supettrie flour.
90 bushels mew ' white field beans.
2,300 poutids ufned hard seep.
1,000 pounds Wood hard tallow candles.
65 bushels mood clean dry fine salt.
'5OO gallons good cider vinegar.
The whole toe delivered by the lit June, 1845.
Al Fort Winikago, on the Fox river, at the port . .
age °fox and Wiskonsan ricers . .
30 barrels work.
100 batrels fresh superfine flour.
15 bushels wow white field beans.
1,000 pounds ogrigi hard soap.
350 tatiods herd tallow candleo
80 bushels 'gond clean dry fine salt
200 gallons ' , good cider vinegar.
NOTE
a°~ ti
AUCTION - 'SALES
OF
Hardware mid Pixie - °vinery.
At AfeKcalsa'a Auctima Mart, corner of 2d mot
lVood Stereqs,
WILL be sold on Monday, September .241, at 20
-o'clock, A M., on account of whom it may
concerti.* very extensive invoice of very superior Hard-
warammd Cutlery,(io part) consisting of the following
ankles, viz;
385 k dos. Pen, Pocket Ond Dirk Knives, (some extra
fine))
107 Cards assorted I, 2, 3 end 4 blade Knives;
12 d trz Carving Knives and Forks; •
4 do Plated Table Spoons; •
271 do (Real)German Silver Spectus; •
9 do Cork Screvo; -
3 do Tobacco Boxes;
20 do
1 .13an
ssobury Locks;
odo A B Firmer Gouges;
8 Sets do do do
15 doz (Cams) Chisels:
17 do do Socket Chisels;
7do do Turning do .
11 do do Paring and Morticing Chisels;
1580 Qrs Augers; •
50 Cards Scissors;
Table and Butchers' Steels, Gimblets,
Sale op stairs, whole the articles are now open for
examination. P. 21'KENNA i
aug 30
Auction&r.
Analion gals,
riliF the contents of 1 Boa and Cask, marked
W. H. Pearse and Thomas Pale, Cleveland,
Ilair
Ohio; to be sold at Davis' Commercial Auction Roots',
corner of Wood and 5t.1) streets : on Monday, &Rem,-
- her 9th, at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon, to pay- freight
and charges, unless redeetned before or on that day.
Part of the articles consist of
1 Feather Bed and Bedding I
A lot of Books, among which are
The British Traveler. 3 vol.;
" Bibln Dictionary, 1 vol.;
" Barela's, do. 1 vol.;
1 Brass eight day Chick, English na.sko;
Saddle and Bridle; wearing apparel, &c.
Terms Cask. current funds.
lug 9
Pia* Trimmings mini Locos at Auction.
. .
WILL be sold at the new Auction Rooms, Nos.
61 and 63 Woodolltrect, on Monday, Septet'''.
ber 24, at 10 o'clock, P. M., a large and rich asso r t. .
went of Trimmings, &c., the remainder of a wholesale
stock; and which must be positively sold without reser
vation.
The following is a partial enumeration of the assort
ment t
Plain, Colored and Black Taffeta and Satin Rib
bons; Ladies' Colored and Blitck Cravats; Black
Italian Sewing Silk and Bobinet Lace; Cap Nets, and
Ashburton and Brussels Net; Bobinet and hash. Blond
Quilling; 'White and Black Gimpures ; Trimming
Laces; Narrow Edgeings; Thread and Needle work
Inserting.; Thread Laces, in every variety; Striped . ,
MA and Striped Muslins; Merino and worsted do
siery; Berlin and Cotton Gloves; Gum Garters; Ball
Cord; WOmen't , Woolen Caps; French Artificial
Flower* and Fillet Gloves; Paris Dress Caps, and
Satin Gloves; New style Fall Shawls; New style
Embroidered Cravats; Extra Superior Kid Glaciate.
The above CAA be examined previous to sale.
LYNG. & BICKLEY,
Auctioneers.
Just iteceived,
Al ArcKorna's Auction Rooms, corner of 2d cad
Wood &reels,
WO Casks of Hardware, of . superior quality,
.L among the lot, are
20 dot extm fine (Ladies') Pen knives:
50 " Gent's do du do;
100 " " fine pocket, do; •
100 " " " 2, 3 and 4 blade, d.n
100 Csrds (superior) assorted, dui
50 " " Scissors;
100 doz Gimlets;
1580 Qrs Augurs;
50 dot G S Tea Spoov, (superior;)
8 " Tobacco Boxes;
9 " Cork Screws;
SO " assorted Chisels and Gouges;
10 Setts do do du;
~
20 dos Dilating Locks;
Also--Table and Butclier's Steels, Carving
and Plated German Silver Table Spoons,
The above lot will be open and ready for examina
tion (up stairs,) on Tuesday morning the 27th inst.
Due notice will be given of the day of sale.
P. SPKENNA.,
Auctioneer,
FRESH ARRIVAL THIS DAY.
IT AS been received direct from the Easter
11 at the new Auction n_oities,
Rotidar, Nee. 61 and 6 3,
Wood street, and will be sold by
PRIVATE SALE,
ri fresh assortment of
Fine and superfine Ingrain Carpets
Stair and Floor Venitian, do..
Schnell, Tufted and Brussels Hearth Rugs;
Four andraix quarter matting.
The colors and patterns, are all of the choicest and
most fashionable descriptions; and die carpets
° will bo
sold fur tam THAN ANT WHERE IMAK in die city:
Also, for private sale, superfine brand cloths, Irish
linens, linen cambrice, &e, which will be sold low.
LYND & BICKLEY,
Auctioneers.
-Arrival of Me Cutlery,
AL MOlicnua's Auction Hari, c . ojnor of 2d and
Strectt:) , ::
'JUST received and will be sold at public and pH- .
411/ vete sale, a very extensive invoice f supezior
CUTLERY and Fancy Goods, among wh ich are
Extra fine (Rodgers') Pen knives, 1, 2. 3 and 4 Wades;
" " (Taylor's) Pocket do. 2 and 3 blades;
" " Muhlenberg, do
" " Clay, - •do
" Van Buren, •do
" " Pearl, Shell and Ivory handles
Tillotson'a Superior Razors, in cases; _
Warranted German Silver TaWe Soons;
,
de do Tea Spoons;
Shaving Soap in Boxes, (6 cakes in each;)
Scissors, Gimblets, Combs, &c.
The above artickis are received direct from the im
porters, and can be sold at extremely low prices. Sales
to commence on Monday (this evening) the sth inst.,
and to be continued every evening (Sunday's excep
ted,) until the whole are sold. Terms at sale.
P.italoliENlSl A ,
Claitiphin_ and lola Leather at IA nation.
Ar - DAVIS' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner
_ of Wood and stb streets, will be sold low, at
private sale,, a superior lot. of Calfskins end Solo
Leather. '
J. D. DAVIS,
auk I.
Auctioneer.
LARGE SALES OF
Pine Cutlery and Variety Goods.
A T Davis' Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of
11l Wand and sth streel4, commencing this evening-
Wednesday, June 266, at early gas light, and con
tinuing every evening, (Sundays excepted,) until a ll
are sold, a large assortment of fine English Cutlery,
received direct from the In ro exalt, New York, con
sisting in part of
239 dos. of Penkaiies, Pearl and buck handle;
140 Cases of Razors, a superior article;
48 doz. fancy Scizors; 350 era. Gimblets,
40 doz. vegetable and Jessamine Soaps.
They are now ready for examination.
Terms Cisb,carrentfunds
jnee26
Re* AND, HOES FOR PRIVATE
~RALE AT THE NEW AUCTION ROOMS.
OR private saletst the aew Amino Rooms, No.
61 and 63 Woodst. 'ladies kid ties; and gaiters;
gentlemen's shoenfaailinsgin E tow ealremi morocco
boots,6ne palm leartibi brute' 30 hour and 8 4ay
clocks, • - LYND & BICKLEY.
- Auctienet*
~ =~'.
J. D. DAMS,
A uctioncer
gamut./ Af Kier, Canal Bashi, Rea r 7 th st. Pittab'g.
Samuel W Day, tat and 2d Wharf, below Race at:
Delaware, Philadelphia.
Isaac erns', Baltimore.
MB Patterson, Hollidaysburgh.
Jesse Patterson, Johngtown.
J N Briggs, New York.
War B Reynolds & Co., Boston.
'EVER To:
lames McCully,„„
Irvin& Martin,
R Robinson & Co,
J W Barbridge&Co,
Henry Coulter,
.0 °Hussey,
John Grier,
Church & Carothers,
George Breed,
F Sellers;
Samuel J MeNight, Laotian:di;
Samuel Wilson, Madison, la.
feb 15, '44
4 ce, Vinegar, 44.
LS BARREBi Ricci
10 do Cider Vinegar;
10 bushels 'Pea nuts;
225 lbs Grenoble walntast
1 ballet:ream nuts;
5 dos superior lemon syrup;
2 chests extra curlew, Y. H. Tea;
10 bb/s No 1 Sc 3 mackerel.
Received-and for sale.by J. D. WILLIAMS,
No 28 sth a
1000 Nets, Fruit, Fish, ilsc.
L $S. L itS. Berdeaux Almonds;
500 lbs. Texas Peacons ;
500 " French Currants ;
50 Boxes Lubec Scaled Herring;
2500 (be. Western Reserve Cheese;
'2okega No 1, 6 Twist Tobacco.
In store and for sale, by
ti!dv.
or just received and for vale by
J. W.I3URBRIDGE " & Co.,
wig 10 Water et. between-Wood &S,inithfield
50QUA RTS9r With C HE RRIES, for Which'
V
store-of the highest . price will be given at the Drag
WM. THORN,
a I O. NO 53, Market st.
J. D. DAViS,
Auotionem.
INSURANCE STOCir
1 A SHARES of Navigation and Fire I ncur ce
U stock- forst& 69 HUEY & CO.
Nails.
gat fIKEGB escorted sizes foe sale try
itAIRJU Aug 16 Dab G. W. LLOYD
- ,
AUNIIMIXDINAPOILTAZIZM soar
tr . ansporkition of
MERCWIVEOTZE AND PRODUCE
3 8TWZIS
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, PITTS
BURGH AND BALTIMORE,
•ND
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
-,..
THE PROPRIETORS
101 ESPECTFIILLY inform theirfriend sand shippers
t.l. L generally, that they havechtmged thenameof their
'Transportation Line, limn the United States Portable
•
Boat Line. to the American Portable Boat Line.
This line is.composed of tvrenty-five new Four Sec
Boat over every other spode of transportation are too
well known to shippers generally to require comment:
tips Portable Boat,, one of which will depart dadsfrom Pittsburgh, Philadelphia am' Baltimore.
The superiority and kdvantages of the Portable
sufficedt to sal, thatthe detention, loss, separation ann
damage to Goods, invariably attending three: ran.
' shipments between Pittsburgh and PhilOcipbbto, re
by the Portable Boat , most effectually removed.
1
To give undoubted security to owners and shippers
all goods and produce'shipped by this line will be in
sured in a responsible o ffi ce in Philadelphia, without
n any of the east
&Co, will be for
earnemy
e tul ei
tliechaadi di e ti .
eoendal charge seeesehsiipspez to tt t yi he nth o ispe wner ivini
flee s ;
warded immediatelyon arrival at Pittsburgh CO any
part of the west, free of commissions.
H. Devine wilt receive produce n onsiViesi to ilia !,
.
pay steamboat freight and charges, and forward the
same to any of the eastern cities, and charge no co rn .
missions for storage, advancing or forwarding. Any
communicationso r goods directed to the care of the
undersigned Agents will be_ promptly attended to.
H. DEVINE & CO
Canal Basin, Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
E G. WHITESIDES & CO.,
$6O Market street, below Tenth, Philadelphia.
GIESE & SON,
Commerce street Wharf, Baltimore.
3 4 FA HNESTOCK & CO,
#p() Front Street, New York.
NICE & WILLIAMS,
No 3, Chatham street. Boston,
&Mai illaWaa
C. A. MOAN T --
TT'S
UNITED STATES
PORTABLE BOAT LINE
For the transportation of J'erchandize to and from
PITTSBURG fl, BALTIMORE, PH ILA D EL
PIMA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
T HE success this line has met with, since it was
first established on the "Individual Enterprise"
system, has induced the proprietor s to increase the
number of Boats during the winter to twenty-five, one
of which will leave Pittsburgh, Philadelphi a and Bal
timers) every day (except Sundays) during the season,
and make the trip through in six days.
The superiority and advantages oftho Portable Beat
System overevery other mode &transportation (when
canals intersect with rail roads) are too well 'known
to shippers .by this route generally to require any com
mem.
Shippers can rely on having their produce, merchant
dize, or goods of any kind that may be consigned to
the Agents of this Line, forwarded with dispatch and
at the very lowest rate of freight charged by other
Lines, without spy additional charge made for receiv
tW orge
ing or wive s c.
promptly au
All comm
fa
. 'CHARLES A. McANULTY,
At the Depot, Cana} Basin, Pittsburgh.
ROSE &ILL,
53, Smith's Wharf. near Pratt M st ER , Ba ß ltimore.
W & 1 T TAPSCOTT,
No 43, Peck Slip, New York.
THOMAS BORBIDGE,
janably 272, Market street, Philadelphia.
---
MiliaLres Ea=
Freight* to Pitiladelphia and Baltimore,
. _
-----
MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS'
F OR transporting Goods, Merchandise, Produce,
Baltimor &c., between Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
e. Goods will be received and forwarded by
this line on as accommodating terms and as Abort time
as tiy any other responsible Line. All goods forwar
ded from Philadelphia by this Line will be insured.—
The Proprietors and agents will give their whole at
tentiooand endeavor to render satisfaction to all who
may favor them with their custom. We invite ship.
pert merchants, manufacturers andothers to give us a
a s
call before s ' p pingelsewhere. Alerchandisecoosign
cal.° the ft, will he received, freight and charges
raid, and (itanirried without additional chargefor for
warding or storage.
SAMUEL W DAY,
H. Z Proprietors
L PATTERSON, 5
J. D. Witt.IAMS,
No 28 Fifth
"Pitch.
} }'. ry _
...e. L'•~~~
I P• 146 mpg*.
All banks-
_" " •
E STEP'S Aa t aa and Edge Too's, for safe
GF.:O COCI#RA by
N,
No 26, W ' `/d street.
BBLS GROUND PLASTER,
4,7 Just received from Baltimore, on consignment,
and for sale by SAIII'L M KIER,
a 22
Canal Basin. near 7t6
I Scythe Sabath&
1
3o DOZ. Scythe Swaths, a aupen.or . ankle , Ili::
received and fot sale by Itt
June 3
GEO. COCHRAN. -
Blooms for Salo.
4 ,- -
3 TONS Juniata Blooms fur see. 4
.- • il
H DEVINE- CO
~
A merle's — a .Line.
FOR SALE LOW.
A BUILDING 10t,20 feet front, nn 6th attieetroP
posius.r.heEpiscopalChnrch. Inquire of
a 22 •
HUEY & CO
Tanners' Tecds —
A N . as4ortment of Tinned' Took man ormitiintd•
by F Beeler—wa n anted. Fur mile
june 22 GEO COC*I6III.
fhpiThllts.
UST ieeeired from the manufacturer _ awes
Braga Gothic. Repeatin g Clocks, iofßoorprieed
I F' phogany Cased, and for sale bbyy-
-4 J. K. LOGAN itt.
- jaiy 15 No n'ilah - seri/L . 1-
stanting. ,1..,rt :',,, •
• 4*-... ,
500 article, ,Ivabi!e bloe f auct or red
sßityige
f,,1
tale JNO, B. WFADDEN di...C0.., ", ''''!;4
july23.
as stirkt-irmt„
WIEIL WATSON.
• POWDER MANUFACTURER,'
j26-6m. 1014.4.1tPtrro
• tt
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aMCM/RD DAULT lIT
ExamNen Siam
ROIRPIRR OP WOOD AND MIRO ars.
SPECIE STANDARD.
Merchasls atsd Manufacturers' qeriy •
Exchange BankSerip....... 14
Currency ..1 '
Berks Comity Scrip—.... .
- SO "
EXCHANGE—AT SIGHT. •
On Philadelphia ..al prasai 4
New York
.1 'mi.:4:
Boston
Baltimore.. .. .. T •• • ..... • / 11 " 11 1k ,
SPECIE.
Gold
'Silver . . .
Bank of Pittsburg*.
•- -41110ftio,
Merchants and Manufacturers' bank - .4.panvij
Exchange .... . .• 7 •TT • • • • . • * •4sr
Do. Hollidayiburgh • .
PHILADELPHIA.
Bank of North America
Do Northern Liberties
Do Pennsylvania
Commercial Bank of Pea wytvania
Farmers' and Mechanics bank ......
Kensington bank ..
~••
Manufacturers and Meehan iG e .... • .. ,r. 0000 04
.... ,;
Mechanical
••••1•• ea.• ••••i
Moyameasing
Philadelphia bank._
Seknylkill .
~, • • - -
Southmark_.... " ip,•• .. ... •.. Iriip
Western- 41
, ..
...
Bank f?: . 1 ..
of Penn Township
Girard bank__ .
10
dank and brr _
,ranches
..... ... . 2 ,•• .
..
COUNTRY BANKS.
-. ........ . - ,
Bank of GGermantownown '
"• • *,'
" Chester county I. " ,
pal
" Delaware county ......... ... pet
r 'Montgomery county
'f NoT M u lab e riand .............. e' • %Par
„.... par
Farmers' bank of Bucks c0 nn1y..............pa t ,
DEastonbank ......•• • • ..•• ,- ... .. - .....
..,
oylestown bank_ ...... —. ... .... .... ... -pa;
Franklin bank of Washington ...... . ... 1
Bank of Che rathersburgh........ -... .... -- -1 .
" Gellys Middktoten .... „...... ....... • .... I
" burgh,
" Lewistown.. ........ ..... ..... „ • ,.1
. ..
" Susguehannacounly
.. ..... —• . .... 1
Berksecruniy bank ........ •••• Columbia Bank and Bridge Company. ... . ... .. j
Carlisle bank, -
....... ...... If
Brie bank
Farmers and Drovers' bank,,, .. . ~„ ........ 44 .
" Bank of Lancaster
" Bank of Reading , I
HHarrisburg bank ...... •.••.. ......... ... ...., .....
onesdale " - .......... ... ... . •J,* -
Lancaster {r
Lancaster co, " .... ............ ~...71;
Lebanon "
Miners' bank of Pottsville.-- -. . '......... .. :., I ,
Monongahela bank of Brownville,..... ..... ...I ..
New Hope and Delaware Bridge company •
4 2,-, 4
I
Northampton bank ................. --me mann ',-
Towanda bank
........w..lllEn ~ ..,-
,
Wyoming bank
. . ... .....1...z.,1t.
YWest Branch Dank. .... ................ 1 •4•••:Itt...:-:
.;.
ork bank „ ~
•,......:44:40414
OHIO. , , :- ,7 , '""',
Belmont bank of St. Claireville.... .... .4 .;,,,,,,,,,i'
Clinton bank of Columba, .... --..
Columbiana bank of New Lisbon.... .....-.104
.....,...
Circleville (Lawrence, cashier) -.--- ......... .1 e
-v,.
" ( Warren, cashier r
Cincinnati banks., ,. .). ........... no tat
—. • ... . .......... .....r :.
Chillicothe bank.... .. ..... .................1 -
„.. 1
Commercial bank of Lake Erie...-. . -- .3 i 1
Dayton bank.... ..... ....... .... .
-:::;:',1-. .
Franklin bank of Colmnbua-- ...'• :-........1 . 1
Farmers' and Mechanic s ' bank of Stenbenvillir..kt.
Farmers' bank of Canton . . .........
Geauga .... ........ 39
........
•-- ... . ..... ....1.7.1* • ,
Granville
...... ...... ...... •:-6511 -
Hamilton
............ • •-• . . •...-18 1
Laneerster
• ........... ...ID
Marietta ................... ...... ......-..44.
.„
Massillon
.. . .
...... ..
Mechanics' and Traders', Cincinnati .
Mount Pleasant .....2
........ .. .. . .. .........
PNorwalk...... ..;'..... . ..24
ranans ..... : ..... .......: .... ...........1
Sandusky......
Scioto .............. .... ...-
•
Urbana ....... .... .... •. • . .... .... ..... •• .. $0 e
Wooster ............ .... ......... .... .:.4... '..1
Xenia ....
........ ..... - ... ........r.*. I
Zanesville
—•.. • ..;.... ......... -,.. . ....I '
Bank of Cleverer:rd.- ........ .... -.. .... Alb
INDIANA.
State bank and branches '
.
State Scrip ..
.41
.......... ... - It
t KENTUCKY.
All banks.
.................. •
....
State bank . ....
Bank of Illinois,Shawneelawn • -1,1114,401
VIRGINIA.
,Bank of the Valley of Virginia •
Bank of Virginia
Exchange bank of Virginia ......
Farmers' bank of Virginia. ...........
North-Western bank of Virginia .1
.•-•••
BMerchants' awl Mechanics' to an*.etf •
.!,
ranches. ..... - -• " -1
Baltimore City banks.... —"Far
All piker solvent banks.... ...........
NORTH CAROLINA .
All solvent banks—
SOUTH CAROLIN . A
.
All sakismt banks— -
Allsolaenl banks.. CE6iaIA.
. . ... .... 2i
Mobile banks.A LAI4A Al A .
Country banks..
...... " •" 15
New Or/einis banks (g00C1.... 3
TENNESSEE.
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