tag' tanitc.fipatit:
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1895. •
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE FOR AUGUST.'
J. Carothers, T. J. Bighorn, Joahua Hanna
CORR
ESE',,NDTNTS
In reference to communications which mny appear
in this paper, we have one or two remarks to make.—
We will insert none without the name of the author be
ing fit st nritde knpwri to us, and when inserted, must al
ways betialtititivex - pressiveof the views of
and not the editor of .this paper, unless the views so
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
Tag Gasonersat Exrcostots IN ALLEGHENY.—
Another of the persons injured by the explosion in
the Church, is no more. CHA RLES BROWN, died on
Sunday morning at 5 A. M., and was buried in the af
ternoon of. the some day. This is the fourth death
resulting from that terrible accident.
SUICIDE.—Mr. IVillians Livingston, of Mifflin
this county, committed suicide on Fri
d„, siricrnooQ":"‘ t a razor he cut his thigh, near
an d hi e d to ea ure discovered. Mr.
L. was well advanced in years, FirMkuiuc h respected
&Timed by
by his neighbors. His death sitecrely
his (Maw citizens and friends—the cause ofit is
perfect•avystery—his reason for thus terrninati
existence, Cannot be even guessed at by those who I
(were hi moat r.onstant and intimate companions.
DIOILLiA OF THE CONFLAGR A TION OF PITI 5-
•uttar,s—Tilis evening, at PHIL° HALL, over the
Post Offtze, will be exhibited, for the first time, &of
/any-, po's Diorama of Ike Colllognotion of Pins
burgh; also of the Caves of Sloffa; and view of the
84.40 of New Orleans. Through Autue Whit/Ike
we IWO not present on Thursday evening, although
invited, to witness an exhibition made of the nbeve to
a fedrfriends. We learn, however, that it is exceed
inglx well got up, and entirely worthy of public at
tention. Thd whole is the work of two of our inge-
IliOlIS and enterprising mechanics. It has been pre
pared at considerable expense, and we trust a genet
oils public will t,ot permit them to go unrewarded for
their labor. Remember, - it is exhibitedto-nie I
lit at
Ptilo Itatloiver the Poet Office, on Third street.
The editors of , the Chronicle, who were present of
the private exhibition, give the folluwin •delicription
of it:
"bur citizens are to enjoy a charming exdihition
next week, in the shape of same splendid rootin g di
ative of the great fire of the 10th of
nril. We wire permitted to attend a prixate exhi
e
bitioa of this wonderful piece of mechanism, and have
HO I.3Aitalerlal fai •lalrffrall rig, it (Irbil to Sfiel Ze I Ce I
ebrated •'liernirg of Nloscow." The proprietors
have been several months in getting it up, and deserve
an abundant reward for their ingenuity and taste.—
Several street views are admirably presented, and
teem with people hurrying to an fro. Each engine
company}' and apparatus can be diet Melly recognized,
and look quite natural..
Tbeti there is a carefully depicted 'moonlight view
of tbe city en the night after the fire, while the attno , -
phere is still lurid with the unquenched fires which
atie,am ap it. every direction. On the river, steam
boats and smaller vessels are seen hastily rioting off
Cron the shore, anti making fit• the other side. Be
sides, this, there is a splendid cosrnoramie t jew of Fin
gars. Earecin Stalti, which will compare favorably
swish Plannington's mach-admired '•Fairy Grotto,"
which has been exhibited in this de v.
Carpet chain, &e.
1 4 1 0 R SALE-... 11 mind supply of S doidtle purple
andiyelioni Carpet chairs bed cords anti pionts
lines; niceties; wit.hing lulu; churns and buckets,
and auttairientsiiwis of all sizen window sash and F la-1
all &in& of buckets; tin we're, and a small assortment
of Dry Gonda. Handwate, and clienp Family Medi
cines. for 01110 tow and in tiny quantity to suit tasstom
ei a, fur Casb or approved Barter.
ISAAC HARRIS. Arent
wad Com. Merchant, No 9 Sib AIL
now22-(11‘.6o, t
lar Canntry Curren, Carprq and Papc-r
Beeniairna, &c. taken in payment.
Sole Leather.
0 re ti
"IDES Baltimore
50ttle Leather,
500 co. of New York do,
for sole low P.C. MA RT IN
aug,l2 No. GO, Water street, 13.1rntl)i.tritt
Lemons:
3QBOXES. ot Chests Alar.eillei , i Lemons to arrive
0. km sole hv 1'.(.; MARTIN,
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auvlt, No. 60, Water street Rurnt 1)4.41 icr .
Green Apples.
30 BARRELS grvod C , muldn,f, and Emil na A pp lea
for sale low, by I'. C. M A RTTN,
nug!! Nn 60 Water a. 110110. Ilitirirt.
Dried Apples.
20 BUSHELS dried Apr .
No. GO iVnter ‘l,litirrit dim riot
Nails.
200 KEGS Juniata NailF; for anl, by
mv 7
JAMES MAY
Sugar
12t. 111-IDS N 0 Sugar. Sfrirtly Prime
144s.Loaf 40, Ft7sortci Nos;
I 0 - thyls P . cowSh , reri'Bme'Rf.
M. B. REIFY. & CO.,
N'9 W nt er street
Spice.'
BAGS Allspice sod PCiper,
20 1 Bah/ Clove.';
5 do Rack Ginger
2 bbls Groued
J 5 HALT' CLIF:,STS G. P. and Impl
23 Catty Boxes G. I'. told Imo,.
For sale by M. B. RiIEY &
augl2 No J IViifrt
Cotton Yarn, &c.
C. YARN, Assailed Numbers,
09000 240 heft Nails, ch. Sizes.
For. trek by M. RHEY & CO.
isug/2, N 0.9 Wafer .t.
Coffee.
310 r"„?.G.sierbytime
Pn B.R Rio iIEY CO.
No 9 Wnter
• Tobacco.
60 BOXES ss, 8• , 12.4 16s and lb lump, oldie
best brands; for wale by
M. B. RHEY & CO•,
No 9 Water at
Axes.
ESTEP'S Cast Steell Axes, warranted.
For sale by GEO. COCHRAN
.miy 23 No 2, Fere •
Ammy G ROCERI EN, of every variety and
eat quality, may be bad of
Day Book ionni. --
AL'DAY Bonk, belonging to John Dickson, was
found beyond the Garrison and left at the Office
AI the Pittsburgh Morning Post 'where the owner Can
i Nive it by raying for this advertisement. aue.s4l.
Swildidg Lots tbr Sale,
TIIREE tot,' is Hart's plan each 24 feet
in Rootby in feet deep, adjoining Julio B But-
FAiri. The tertns will be liberal Engoire of
• GEO. COCHRAN,
M. B. 1111F.Y & Co.
No 9, Writ,r street
A. G. RF.TINTHART '
No 140 Liberty et
f jport pf-jPitteburgt).
2* /11 , 1' WA.TER IN THZ CH AltriXL..."..
ARRIVED.
Daily Beaver Packets;
Daily Brownsville Packets
Mkier.Kinirey, Wellsville;
Newark, &aid. Gincinrusti
DEPARTED.
Daily Beaver Packets;
Daily Brownsville Packets;
Rambler, Momley, Welk‘ille;
Atlas, Sterling, Cincinnati.
eaver, Warren and Cleveland Packets
and Stage Line.
THE SPLENDID CANAL. PACKETS,
Express & Telegraph,
Leave Beaver daily, (Sam:lays expected,) at I o'-
clock A. M., (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan
from Pittsburgh,) and an ire at Warren next morning
at 7 o'clock—connecting nt Warren with Neil, Moore
& Co's line of Stages, which leave Warren on the ar
rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland before night.
Fare through $4 50.
l'asseuge.rspaying inPittsburgh are cm itledtochoice
of berths on the C:enal Packet, arid seats in the stage.
For passage applyon board Steamboat M ichigan, or
to JOHN S DICKEY, Bearer.
G M HAttruN & Co., Pittsburgh.
CLARK &Co., Beaver.
For passage returning apply at the Stage offices of
N EIL, MOORE & Co., Cleveland.
J & M B TAY LOH, Warren.
BEAVER PACKET
The well known steamer
miatim „
~ MICIII G A N,
W. B
.Naas , Master, ha scommenced
her rer,ulur daily trips, loavlsc Pittsburgh (aa hereto
fore) at 3 o'clock. P. M., and, Beaver at S, A. 111.
Prices to At the titnea, and tho.,e ikhe have no money
carried free. -
The Canal to Cleveland will be opeßNltia soon as
the weather pill permit.; on the o p on i,, z or which
CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLEVELAND.P-dlnd
MEADVI LLT.:, Pu., will immediately en into opera
tion. For freight or i - utsaage apply on board, or to
Li. M. fIARION,
ittly Water stret•t.
117 The Michigan is proviJed with Evans' Safety
CS 11£1
SPEED AND CO1IFOR'1: !!
RIONOrIGAHEX. A. ROUTE.
FOR ISAtTrNiORF: AN'D PIETLAIMLPFIIA
THE SIMENDID EAST RUSNILNG STEAMER!'
CONSUL AND LOUIS MeLANE.
Will corntarare on Monday the it - uh of May. Ma
kith duvhlr daily trips.
One boat will leaveat A. M. daily.
The other in the evening, daily, (exrept Sunday.)
By I lieumroing,Bm i t paAgengers wdl ttilse the Cat
the Baltimore mid Ohio Rail !tend ;it Climbetlaml, at
8 o'clock, A tlw next morning. And arrive to
Baltimore, HI 5 e i cluek P. VI. the fillings ev ening.
fgaiVw.7::
114 i
• Tine?:
Through to Baltimore in 32 heats,
in 40
By the evening hoot passengers will lodge on the
Britain comfortohleST ATE ROOMS the first night.
Pa , . over the M tains in ( - n0e1...* in day
le hl_—
Lodge the second night in Cumberiond, thus avoid
ing, isigki travel altogether.
Fin- seats, or entire conches for families or parties,
apply •t the office, two doors from the Exchange; and
at. the WhatftMatalmvethe MninmsahAtt Bridge.
FERCHJS AMOORHEAIt,
Agent.
LAKE ERIE & MICHIGAN LINE.
STEAMP:R LANE ERIE, CA PT. CA PI PR PAL,
Leares Flenier to 8 n'elnk, A. M.
I'iit.liurcil at 3 o'clock, M.
STEAMER MICHIGAN, CAP. BOIL.,
Lenaea l'ittataurgh nt 9 o'clock, A. M.
fteave r to I n'eitielt, I'. M.
In conaertion with daily Linea of F(Pi E la RTKI PRA
sug.e. Canal Omit to Erie: l'a., aml Cirvelnnel.
Steam Boat and 1 1,.AAPIA (0 all porta on Lake Erie
and Michigan. A prly to
G. M. HAR lON &
l'ittKhorgh.
JOHN S. DICKEY. Beaver.
CLARK & Co„ Reiveer.
jline
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. L 345.
Th.' weir and Splendid:ll.am, r,
V. S. MAIL MONONGAHELA,
Sroa E, Mn-ter, has conimeneeti
ruu
ning regoim k, end will continue to
nn throogh the season sis a ‘Veekly
acket bei.se,n Pit:-Imtgli oral Cifieimmii.
Pittsbur g h evely Mmolny rrmi 'Wog nt 10 o'eMeti, and
Cincinnati every Thous(h.3 mot MN: nt filename hoar.
For freight or pds4lige apply on limiol. m 26.
= CIL .
,
i
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet.
THE safe and well-round Ateatner
"I: VIC k CLA FLA , 4,414 . , ha , : con
menred her trip. and rtin na a ger!,
olar betw.i.en PITTS nunc;H and WHEEL
ING doling the seamm of 1845. For freight or pa -
sage apply on board or to
jan :30 J. NEW TON JON ES, A Zen;.
Partnership Notice.
1• HE toulersigr.Pd hos this day 41.,,1)C ißt'd with
JL him James Ledlie, and will continue tien
manufacture of Flint Gln,sa%uin under ihe firm of
Alois-any &
aug. 18, 1845-oug2olsrd
School Books, Slates, &e ,
JUST received and will be constantly kept on
hand. A g,nl small aisortrnem of the best
and most appropriate kind al school Looks, among
paper; copy and duy books and ledgers, Bibles and
'fest a men ts; ink. Tiflis, shoes, and pencils, paten pens,
and walcrs. For sale low for cash or approved trade.
ISAAC HARRIS,
Agent nod Com Merck, No 9 Flfth
E" Paper and Carpet an I country Carpet
bought. ang 20-1 week.
NO. 48 REBUILT
I~T
CRPHY, WILSON & CO ., (surcesoors to
Jones, Murphy & Co.) wish their friends and
customers to tnke notice that they will resume boffi
n as nt their old stand, No. 48 Wood st. by the 10th
of Soptember next, with a splendid stock of DRY
GOODS, almost all of which will be entirely new.
They will be glad to see and serve all who may visit
this market to purchase Dry Goods.
aux 6-dlm
‘,"
BBLS. of Thompson's Extra Family Flour
just rot-roved and for sole by
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & Co..
Front street near Smithfield.
250KE6S LEAD. receivedand for saleby
BIJRBRIDGE, WILSON & CO.
Imnt near Smithfield.
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100 BRLS. Raw Whiskey, received and fur
sale by
BURBRIDGE. WILSON &
Front st rem
Notice
PERSONS having claims against me, will please
send them, during my absence, to my attorney,
Ernest Heidelberg Esq., who. is authorised to adjust
them according to my instructions.
iy 1 9• 0. HOFFMAN.
ALL kinds of Pickles and Sauces, constantly for
solo, by A. 6. REIN 11 A RT,
nugl.l No 140 I...iberLy
From the New Orleans Courier, Aug 14.
THE WATER WITCH.
The Water Witch, so long and anxiously expected,
has arrived at last, and brings no tidings of war, but
mighty big, threats on the part of our Mexican frrentis.
She sailed from Vela Cl/7. on the sth instant, and ar
rived here to day.
W e have received regular files of newspapers from
Vera Cruz up to the lilt instant, and from the city of
Mexico to the 30th tilt , both indosive.
W m was not actually derlarerl; but private letters
from Vera Crnz state that the general opinion was that
hostilities would cettainly ensue.
The Congress was still occupied with the bill to de
clare war, end raise 11t11i,000,000 by loan.
We are indebted to toe kindness of a commercial
house for the following letters from Vein Cruz:
"V ga• CRUZ, Aug 4, 1895.
"The differences existing between the U States and
this country occupy at present the public mind, and
may eventually loud to war—for which purpose, this
government asked an appropriation of $15,000,000.
Permission has been grant-al to contract a loan to
th at amount. IL will be very difficult, however, to
raise that sum. We are therefore still in hopes that
the difficulties in question will be peaceably adjust
ed, and the commercial intercourse remain undistur
bed."
4.
"No change has yet occurred in our inte AUGUST rnal poli
tics, though a miniiterial crisis !Mtn"s to be at band.
Popular attention is now directed to the ensuing pres
ident ia I eltct ton. The sidirsge, it appears, will be di
vided between the nctual President. General licrtern,
end General A [menu.. lute our minister at Washington
—the trawl being for the moment very nopubtr."
'Although Our government has corimmnie.ated to the
Chambers a declaration of war against the United
States, vet it appears that no such formal step a ill be
taken; but MeaSUIVi will be adopted to raise and e- '
, I „i p n sufficient force to march upon Texas, and to
do the utmost to reconquer that territory. The above
%Ono lion was accompanied by another one, asking
the Cilfirnipe. to authorize the EXPCII:IVe to raise
loon arkicli woMd prodwe 6.15,000,000 cash, to ena
ble i t to 84 ;! with energy.
qow, it wns likely thin ?}leder/landed
authorization urcontroot tin:loans, either nonfatal or
foreign, Would Irdlrunted.
"The fear of u lir Willi your country, or a blockade
by an American 'amused some little nctivity in
rra.k.--toore go in the intrirooktr ai litul priers of sundry
of-ticks lia:a improved; hut in genairal business con
tinuea
NClvs FROM MEXICO.
Mexien Ism: not yet dec4red Nnr nz,:in.t the rni.
lel SI “leic, fltamogli eta' MCeiVed, Ly t he brig
of.u..nr Fenian, furl intellieenc e yr the no Te LAS
upon the propofilli ,, tl4 io her forunnexaiinu , and
4 Hone rum, / • of art lye trashimy movements WI (LC part
of the Unit,rt St /111. A.
Not only had there been no declaration of war, nr
even of commercial nomimercourse. but w•e can firul
not one word in Our ample files to show that any mil
itary operations have yet been resoked upon by Mex
ico. The story thnt 10,000 men were moving to
wat:l4 Texax, wi , ha stew to its recorluest, must be
purely rumor. But let us see what the g vernment
Imo tumtallN
1 he rather eloquent rineal to the pelt i eti.m of the
deporie, fora loan or {15,000.000 had not fa•en acted
mom by thorn. co far as se can learn by emir files, not
withstand tog there i, el rumor in town that the loan
demanded had been .ranted. We do not doubt that
it may he—more ecpecially tiq no one appears to en
tennis nny idea that the money can be oternined. Et
Silzie /Ist: y Surer% which has usually moat ardent
ly austained the toimireiste ation, in the present instance
nppores the idea of any declaration of war. It holds
that war has already been vittually declared, from the
moment that the galled States passed the measure of
annexation; thus the qielonletent netion ref Texas has
nothing to do with the Trestion as between Mexico
oral , O . ; that the two countries me now tee war— an of
t'en•dyn war on the part of the A merienn Union, and
strictly rierienorive on the part of Mexico. It contend•
that Mexico should rele•erve her treaty rgtiprilritirrns toe
rrirr melt-114m, a. piercer of a hirAtile riletkerc, rind
tient titre is reoncraqinn to proclaim a war, which can
be done 'at any moment, or not let Mt, heing e mere
matter of form. Many Mexican accede to this rea•
sonenr, and there an: letters in town which woold in
duce the belief that throe will he no formal declamion
of war, hat that the moat strenuous exertions in the
ire wer of Mexien will be employed to no-on/peer Tex
nc. This, ref coutqe, would nor. in Ow lerr•rt, tetnrri or
otherwise effect the rhea:lir,: of rv-I-Teller inrrt
siorr of Texas, which the United State- , is !Retina to
take.
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A gr e at n um b er of hileakulli..—some oft tern ''t et
crfin" of i"dePefideaer,"lretired military mn. Gen.
A I monte, and even - Canalizo;the:ex-Preiiident, now in
confinement, at Perete—ere enrol rg forward in crowds
to proffer their services to ale government to carry on
the war in so just II cause. Yet we cannot lint
he
lieve that there is more of Mexican gasconade in all
'hese proffers, than a real desire to fight,
The citizens °Nits capital heard on the '26111 tilt.,
‘k ay of Vera Cruz, that 3,000 i art n ry, 00 cs atilt y,
and some light pieces of artillery from the army of
the United States, were about in rendezvous On the
seat bank of the Rio Bravo, together with 1,000 Tex
env. They know not whethar to credit this news or
not, hut awaited, in all confidence, intelligence that
t 'te Mexican army of observation has thoroughly *T
eed this fore" if it has - really made so audacious a
!none. At all events, the editors declare that the hour
for the struggle has Arrived.
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There were rumors in Mexico '3 n the 31st ult. of
change of ministry. El Sig& dismindes from giving
any credence to them, thinking it very tuilikOly that
when the presidential election tuns to t a k e place on
the L,I lowingday, and the term of trtEre of the present
admini-t ration was so near at hand, that it should
:.trike out an 2, new coats° of policy, El Sigh, all rib-
IltPe4 the rumors to the attacks of Senor Rotes upon the
government.
P. MULVANY
It is impossible to form any definite opinion as to
the result of the election. Gomez hirias is represent
ed a. the most popular candidate. Gen Herrera has
the strength of the press on his side, and Gen Ain-route
is very anxious to he chosen, and has volunteered to
fight Texas. We need not speculate on the matter.
Many of the troops under A t isle had deserted—be
ing half starved, we presume. To stimulate the io•
habitants to activity in arresting the runaways, the
genet al ()Wets $.5 a head fur every one brought in.
El Sight is much occupied with a defence of the
course pursued by the administint ion, in offering to ac
knowledge the independence of Texas, in order to
prevent her annexation to the United Stlites. This is
evidently, in the eyes of the populace, the vulnerable
point in the policy of the government.
Capt Trennis reports that when he left Vera Crust,
there were no American vessels in port. On his se
cond day out, (the 7th inst.,) he saw an American
vessel of war bearing down towards Vera Cruz; but,
from the distance, he could not make her out. There
were lying at Sacriflicios one English, one Spanish,
and one French vessel of war, when the Water Witch
sailed, and the American squadron was momentarily
expected.
The Lexington Afair.—We were yesterday in
formed by a gentleman who left Lexington on Tues
day morning, that the cull for a county meeting at the
court house, was responded to by the attendance of
from 2.500 to 3,000 persons. The meeting was or
ganized by the appointment of a Chairman and Sec
retary. A committee of sixty was subsequently ap
pointed to wait upon C M Clay and report to him the
sentiments of the assembled multitude. They did to,
and Mr Clay delivered up his office into their heads.
The printing mulct tali, were then very quietly packed
and boxed up, shipped br Ow railroad to Frankfort,
and from thence to this city, to the order of Mr Clay.
Thus was quelled the excitement whieil Litt fokic
one time, to end in bloodshed.—Cin. Ens., AiB 21.
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
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From the N. 0. Pienyune, Aus. 13.
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'. - from the Baltimore Sen. •. • .' I ' Valuable. "'reports , - iu ONO pe Sale.
Waisifitterms, Aug 22d, 1845. I rill HE subsetribers r i Esecatei•siot gitthefiee Tiernan,
The Case of Elliott was resumed this morning, t i,;(11 '.l. deceased, offer• for sale two valuattle Farms, in
three more witnesses examined. The deposition or the vicinity of Mansfield, Ohio, os described below, vie:
One Farm, being part of the East-half of Sec. No 36,
yourigßailey was taken last night; it was 'very strong
against the prisoner , Township 21, Rango 18 ,.containing,300 . SCUM, of
Mr Hoban then opened for the U S, and for several
which, 150 acres are cleared, fenced, an under gopd
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hours enchained the attention of the justices and the cultivation-75 acres is natural Prairie, well ditched
crowded auditory by his forcible and thrilling state-
and fenced.
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ment of the affair.' He seemed ve ry confident that' There is en the farm a new log dwelling house, '1
this case was one of deliberate and 'Alibi murder, that two - stories high, Ilt by 36 feet, completely finished,
the plea of self-defence was a studied one; that the (IC-
and a new frame barn 30 by 50 feet, with sheds and
tions of th,i accused were such a.sconvinced him fully outbuildings.' The farm is well watered.
; The other frirm adjoining,ls' parent the South-eait
that Eliott came armed to the corner of 14th street
with the intention to pmvoke Kendall and Bailey teat- quarter cr Section 25, TcrwnshiP. 21, qinge 18' eml.
melt him, and then to murder one or both. wining 140 acres, of which about 100 acres are clear
, He was followed by General Jones furthe dofencei, l ed , well fenced , and in a good State of cultivation.
who is still speaking; it is needless fur me to state that : On it is a new frame dwelling house 18 by 24 feet,
one and a haifstories high,nnd a new frame barn Com
he is making an sble effort, both in reply to Mr Hoban
as well its in favor of the plea of self-defence. • pletely finished. This form is well sfatered; has a
large spring at the dwelling, and-'astrenurof Ming
Mr Ferried will follow on the same side with Gen J,
and the rase will be cloo:d by Mr Hoban. water running through the centre.' Moth - farms are
Mr Dent, who has been acting with the District well timbered and situated within 3 miles of Mansfield,
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Attorney, stated that he did not intend speaking upon 'the seat of justice of Richland ca.. Ohio. The Rail
tbe case; he was present at the request of the fam
road from Mansfield' to Sandusky city on the Lake,
will be finished this fall, which will always affird a
ily to collect the e% idence—the whole evidence—and
certain way to market, and increase the present value
until the return of Mr Kendall frnm New York, to act,
as far in him lay, to have justice done. He also remark- of the Prnrerr.Y
ed that lie had held a conversation with the Hon Amos The farms will he sold together or separately as
may suit the convenience of the purchasers, mind a
Kendall to-day, concerning the matter, in which Mr
K. stated that be wished no harm to Mr Elliott. and clear and indisputable title will he givon,
asked, that nothing be done against him more than App!lcation can he mode to the undersigned, or to
the law provided, as hC. T. Sherman, Esq , Mansfield, who will show the
e thought it likely that the
lot of Mr E. was_ a less happy ono than that of his property to any one wishing to purchase.
son.
Terms—one-third down--the bnlance in equal pay- '
meets tit 1, 2 and 3 years, with interest. secured by a
lien on the property. S. C. TIERNAN,
MORRIS , ,
aue22-d&wlm Ex'rs. of M. Tiernan, cree JONES
'd.
[''Cleveland Herald, publish daily and weekly
for one month, and Mansfield Shield and Banner, 4
times,
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The Court has just adjourned, (quarter past 5 0'.."
clock.) Gen J. has not concluded. The funeral of,
Mr Kendall took place on this morning at 10 o'clock.
He was buried in the Congressional but ial ground.
In the very hour that th e coroner's inquest was held
over the body of the lifele s s youth, his devoted father,
two hundred and fifty miles distance, was inditing a
long.. an effectionate, an, eloquent letteJ, to his almost
idolized hey.
The corps was laid out in the beck parloi—the
watchers occupied - the front. At 3 o'clOck, the tali
and sorrow -stricken form of the father was seen
softly to enter. Without uttering u word, lie has
tens to the side of the coffin, his keen eye seems al.
most to renetrtite the glass over the fair countenance
of his lot one; and as he beheld the perfect .features
unchanged even in deatli—he4azed, he gazed—an in
voluni•ry sigh stole from him, and he silently retired to
the upper story, to mingle the effusion of his grief with
those of hi: afflicted family. •
Young Kendall is gone—his intrepidity, which knew.
no danger. forced him to the very muzzle of the pis
tol. no was a noble, a generous, an honorable youth,
and lon. mill he live in the affectionate remembrance
of the hundreds who knew him.
.e'The steamer "Star Spangled Banner" sunk
en hursday morning at the head of Devil's Island,
a few miles above Cape Girardeau, in eight feet water:
She struck a snag which stove in the bouom. and
she sank almost instantly. The cargo will be saved
inn damaged state. The boat we* insured in Cincin
nati forsl4,ooo.—St Louis Reporter, Aug-. 16.
Fancy Dry Goods, at Auction.
AI Kenna's Pita nix Auction Marl, No. 64 Mar
t, belaccn. 3d and 9th arca:.
•
ON Monday next, August 45th at I I o'clock, A
AL will. he sold a lot of Dry Goods, the balance
of n country S!nre, ptmong which err :
Silks, SRI in, and Look Mt.bdins, Ribbnnds, Shawls,
Fringe, !Act's, Glove. Cases, Cussioctts, ntuad
&c. &r.
At 2 o:clock in the iifiernnon. Furniture.
At 7 olclock, this Saint-day Evening, A tlgllit 4311
the balniiice of n Book Si ore. Aho, 2 Gild Patent
Lever Waithea, I Silver do. I' M'KENNA.
aug 23 Auctioneer.
-
Dry Goods and Furniture at Auction.
WILL be neltt nE. Davie' Commercial Aqctinn
Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, on
Monday morning next, 25th in,q. at 10 o'clork.
A wrier/I assortment of FrePh and Seasonable Dry
C. 004.
At 2 tt'elnek in the af , ernoont Furniture, Flo;low
wore, (118AS•ware &C. &r.
JODN D. DAVIS. Anrer.
Troika at Private Sale
IVIUST received nt Davi3' Commercial Auction
Room corner of Wood and sth utreetu, a email
invoice of Leather Trunk of carious desctiptiona.
nog 16.
Valuable Furnace Property at Auction.
AT 10 o'clock nn Thursday morning the 4th Sep.
tember next at the Auction Rooms of John D.
D a ybi, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa., will !resold that very valuable property known as
ALLEGHENY FL' RN ACE, situated on t i re Alighe
ny River ahnnt two miles above the town of Kirtaning
in Armstrong, roomy: ronsisting of ONE THOU.
SAND AND TWENTY ACRES good quality lend,
ell of wh'ch is +,llllthiP for cultirttion lying . in one
body, 81) acres of which is river bottom. A blast Fur
nace with Casting 1 - 1,104 e, Steam Engine and largo
Iron Blowing Cylinsler. Coal House and Scorching
Ovens; one Mansion House. a number of Dwelling
Houses for Lands with stables, Ca tpenter's Shop,
Blncksmirh's .ihop, tee. Thr fornner and dwelling.%
are pleasantly situated on the river bottom which punt
is all cleared nod under fence.
The hills nround the fornence contain inexhaustible
supplies of Ore. Cord and Limestone, ard mach of the
lend is well timbered, affording the greatest facilities
for the making of Iron either with Charcoal or Coke.'
This property offers many advantages to the Iron
Manufacturers being in the midst of a a rich and beau
tiful count iy, eff.trtitog in thegrentest abundance every
description of tothplies required for the prosecution of
works of this kind, and within 50 miles of the Pitts
burgh market, to which nil the manufactured articles
can be shipped at almost tilt Bensons of the year.
A plot of the property can be furnished to any per
son desirous to examine for themselves by applying to
R. Borlinnan. KAT, Cincinnati. %V F Johnston,
Esti., Kittanning or the :subscriber.
Title indisputable. Terms et sale.
jyf 6-d&wts. JOHN D. DAVIS, Am-Cr.
la M e Court of Common Plena of AVerheny Conn
ty, No. 105, Marsh Term, 1845.
Susan G. Cutter, by her next
friend, Samuel M'Masters, Libel for Divorce.
ns f a vincu/o
John M. Cotter.
To John M. Cutter, the above named respondent.
Take notice, that whereat, a writ of aline subprrna
sur for divorce, to the stilt of )ourwife, Sarob G.
Cutter, by her next friend Samttel M'Master, was is
sued out of the above Court, tested at Pittsburgh, x‘
the Bth day of April, 1845 and returnable to the 3d
Monday of ism-, 1845; and ohoreas, en the return or
the said alias subpomn ptoof was made that you could
not be found in said County; now you are hereby required
to be and appear in your proper person at the Court of
Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on the 4th Mon
day of Octoe r next, to answer the Petition or libel of
your said wife, and chew Clitl9f, if any vou have, why
she should nut be divorced from the bond of matri
mony. ELIJAH TROVILLO. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Pittsburgh, July!.'9, 1845.
In the Court of Common Pleas for Allrohcny
County, No. 103, March Term 1845.
Simon G, Cutter.bv her next)
friend Samuel NlcMasters, I Libel for Divorce.
a vincula matrintonii.
John I AI Cutter.
The Respondent above named is required to take
notice that the depositions of witnesses, to he read on
the hearinghf the above cause, will he taken before
Alexander Miller, Esquire, on Saturday. the 18th day
of October next, between the hours of One and six
o'clock, I'. 11,,at Lis office in the City of Pittsburgh.
AIAGRAW & INI c KNIGHT,
Attorneys for Libellant.
Pittsburgh, July 1 29, 1.145-jy3o-(1:1w.
Damaged Cutlery.
P ERSONS having Hardware or Cutlery inn dam
agedl tune, ran have it ground, poliAlted and re
paired in a neat and substantial mnnnor by the sub
vriberi Any 'orilersleft with Johyk W—Blair,,No t , 424
Iron(' street, will meet with promi#oolllCittr a.
I ap,2o-tf . .
,TIJUMAS McCARTh.
Auction ,Sales.
FOR SALL-
F. .subscribers, executorsof M. Tiornnal,.dec'd.,
1 offer for sale the valuable property lying ow the
waters of Cross Creek, Brooke County, Virginia,
known by the name of Clarke's Mills.• The property
contains Two bundled and fifty acres of Land, about
one hundred acres of which- are under cultivation; a
Merchant tnill,containing two runs of - Burrs, and - one
ran of stones for country work, with rt anpply of water
throughout the year a good iilW Mill, cooper shop,
Miller's lonise, stabling and other necessary out build
ings, situate within a first rate wheat neighborhood—
not exoredi.g of a mile from the Ohio river—and at
a convenient distance, say between three nriclfour
miles from either Wellsburgh, Vu., or Steubenville,
Ohio.
A LSO, A Farm, beautifully and conveniently situa
ted adjoining the above property. containing Two
hundred and thirty four acres: of which about one hun
dred and twenty five acres am under fine cultivation--
with a comfortable dwelling house, barn. and other
necessary outbuildings in good repair, and a never
failing spring of good water pear the door.
The above property will be sold together or sepa
rately, to suit purchasers, and a clear and indisputable
title can be given. Application may be made either
to Seth Clark, who resides in Brooke County,. Va.
near the premises, and who will show the property,
or t v the undersigned, at Pittsburgh, Pa. If not dia
posed of previously at private sale, the above property
will be offered at public sale on the premises, on the
'lit day of October next, at noon, and possession given
on the Ist day of A pril next.
Terms—one-third of the pmehase money will he
required when possession is given, and'the balnoce in
three annual payments, bestring inserstat and ftcured
by lien on the property.
S. C. TIERNAN, l Eers.
111013.R1 JONM,
nug 6•d&nrta
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale
T H E snb , et iber offers 'roe 'stile bits eery valuable
property, situate on the Corner of Federal and
Isabella street., in Allegheny City, near the end of the
Old Allegheny Bridge, known a. the,
E NI ET HOTE:T..
The lintel itself is a large, convenient end substanthl
Brick building, occurring 44 feet in front on Federal
street, by 100 feet on Isabella Imre', and the eaten
sive Stable, Carriage house, &c. occupy 42 feet in
front on Isabella street, by S 8 feet buck to Rose alley,
seperated from the lintel only by Race alley. it was
built expressly for a Hotel, and possesses every Con
venience adapted to the purpose. Thy house is well
finished and in excsAlent errler and ropair; the stable
is well and substantially constructed, end can accom
modate from 65 I°6o horses; the cartiage hawse us
large and commodious; and an excellent and extensive
Ice hmse is also built on the premises. The location
of the property is one of the best and most advantage.
ors that ran any where be found; and it will prevent
many indueemen.; to any person desirous cf conduct
ing the busine, , , or ‘N fishing to make a safe and profit
able investment of his money. The title (which
js
fee simple) is unquestionable, and the terms will be
moderate arid accrimmodating. Every information
will be furnished nn applietition fir fry letter Ernst paid)
to the subscriber, on the premises. Possession given
at any time after one month's notice.
HUGH SWEENF.Y.
AlkhowCity. Ant. 21, 1915.-Iwrlstw •
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V EN ITIAN BLINDS.
I WNSTERVELT,
1E old and well known Ve
nn Maker, former-
SPcond und Fourth
.es this method to inform
many frientin of the fact
tt. his Factory is now in fat l
ra lion on St Clair pt., near
r old Allegheny Bridge,
lam a constant sepply of
lads of various colors and
dities, is constantly kept
hand and at all -price..
irn twenty-cents up to suit
will be put np so, that in
case of alrirm:k;y fire, or otherwise, they may be
moved vvithotit the aid of n screw-d - river,•and with
the same facility that any othe • piece of furniture can
be removed. and without as extra expense.
je24-ditistly.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
IRON CITY CLOTHING- STORE,
No. 132 Liberty al , two doors front St. Clair street,
A SPLENDID assortment of Foil and 11/inter
Goods. The proprietor of this truly far/toyed es
tablishment announces to tbe.r.ublic. [bat be is prepa
reel to make to order nll article's in his fine, ht the
shortest triolite, and fit the. mciAt .
FASIIIONABLE STYLE.
II nvinc secured the services of one of the BEST CUT
TERS in the city, he will in all cases warrant a good
fit.
He has rpletw
did assortmen t
(Jr VARIED and PLAIN
BEAVER' CLOTHS,
Alan superfine Blue, Black, Brown
and Invisible Green Cloths of all qual
ities and various prices to suit the purchaser.
lie ha's a splendid lot of vestings °Cal/ patterns;
Sattinetts in great vat iety Shirrs. Storks,
Bosoms, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Sus
pendars, and every other atticle
in the CLOTHING LINE,
which he will sell LOW
FOR CASH.'
The proprietor returns his sincere thanks to his old
Customers and the Public in general, fot the very lib•
rral manner in which they have patronized his estab
lishment, and hopes by st,ict attention to hilliness, and
selling them Chcap Good:, to merit a continuation
of the same.. C. M'CLOSK EI'.
aug CO-Cm.
SELECT SCROOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Penn Street, sixth door below Pitt street.
ity R. KENNEDY, will' resum e the duties of ht,
School on Monday, 14...Sept.:miler.
aucl4-dlm.
8 /CUARD COWAN,
Attorney at Law,
dice iii Btaices-Buiildings,lth street; near Market
june 1914&,w ly •
f 3 ank 'Nato. ant ifixtimatie.
• 'CORILIECITBD DAILY PIT
Za al lUr Ah EIPfr4NGIV - 111UWIlate
; ,r • - rirmis?Rzer,
SPECIE STANDARD.
Merchants andMcninfaeturers'Scrip -- -par
Exckange Bank erip
...li
Currency
•
Berko Conntylgerip' ' • 14
EXCHANGE--AT SIGHT. ' ' •''' 1 --
On Philadelphia i
Wi n . '
York
- 4 prey.
Roston --- • i :we**.
Baltimore
.4 prem.
• •
Gold. -
...4 press.
Silver par
PENNSYLVANIA..--PITTSBURGH.
Dank of Pittsburgh. • par
Merehante and Manufacturers' bank
Exchange
pa*
Do. Hollidaysblirgh
• - • - PHILADELPHIA. •
Bank' of Nov'tA America •
Do .'Northern Liberties _ .
Do • Pennsylvania .......
Conimercial Hank of Pennsyioania ----Par
Farmers' and Afechaaies' bank
Kensington hank.
par
Nanu facturers and lifeelsaftiese ... par
Mechanics'
•
p oyarnensing
par
kiladelphia bank
Schuylkill .
Southwark ..... "..-.....
.parpart
Western a
. ..•par
Bank of Penn Township •
----Par
Girard bank
....... pat
U. S. bank and 'branches ......
COUNTRY BANKS.
Bank of Germantown....... ........ 7 ... par
" Chester (villa,
pm,
' Delaware county., par
" Montomery county.— —par
". Northminberland
Farmers' bank of Burka county.... .... ..par
Easton hank
Doylesloima bank ........ ...... .•
Par
Pranklsn bank of Washington ..... ..• • par
&vac of Chambersburgh....
Middletown ........
Gettysburgh ............ •... I
" Lewistown . 1 /
" Snstinehannacoanly
Rerkseounty no sale
Columbia Brrnkand Bridgt Company par
Ca 7 -dish bank
1/
Pri , bank ....... .....
Fanners and Drovers' bank 14
" Bank of Lancaster . par
" Bank of Reading par
Harrisbu rg bank 14
Ho addle
....• • .14
I-anew:ler
Wse
Lancaster eo." •
Lebanon g 11
Afiners'bank of Poltsrille
Monongahela hack Browntsnille. ...par
New Hope and Delaware Bridge company.— _2
Northampton bank
.no ash, -
Tome:nal.: bank--
...
no sale
Wyoming bank .............. .... .
....
Weal Branch bank.... .... ... • . .1
York bank.— .
.... 711
OHIO.
lmont bank of SI. Clairsville...... ......... 14
Clinton ba nk of •
Columbiana bank of New Lisbon ..............1}
Circleville (Lawrence, cashier ).... 14
" ( lir:arrest, - •- •nasalr:
CkiLlicnthe bank
.....•—•.14
Commercial bank of Lake Erie.... ........... .
.14
Dayton bank.—
.1
Franklin bank of Coln mbus . ...
...... I
Farmers' and Mechanics' bank of Stesibotrille..l
Formers' bank of Cantos. 20
Grange/ . ..... ......
Granville
Hamilton
Lancaster
Marietta
hfassillon ...... . 14
?Werke:flies' ante Traders'. Cincinnatis
Mon n Pleaaan2. .... .. ....... ... . ..
Norwalk
Putnam
Sand wok*
Seinfn
'Urbana.
Wooste r 4.5
Xenia
•-••
Zonesrill n ...... ... •
Bank of Cleveland--..
.............5
INDIANA. _ •
'State Lank a branches
61ate . .. 4.. • • •
: • - lifteP bC
All banks.
....11
Rule bank ............
Bank mix04,5aatmeet.5........... 75
VIRRThtA.
Baiik n/'th'e Vafiei ay nrkinia. .... . la
llankof Virgin ia 11
F:.rehan,we hank of Vii.ginia
Farmers' hank . • - • -- • • - • •
Nora- Wee , ery hank f Vir rfinirr. . . pa r
Merehants' and Mechanies' bank ef Vir g inia . .. par
8ranche5............
............ ..... --....14
Bank at Morgantown.
.........I
MARYLAND
Baltimore eityhastirs:..
All other snli.ent banks
...... ...........
NORTH CAROLINA. 1
All solvent banks.:
.....•
SOUTH .
All Rol realbcink - -
GEORGIA.
Aliso?veal bmikir . • ••• -- - - -•---•• • • • •• 2
ALA nAMA
lifohele 60, 1. 0
Country beinhe
LOUISIANA. •• ••
New Orleans banks (ironti).
TENNESSEE..-
Allbtznks.
MICHIGAN. - -
Rank of St. Cterir St. C1air....•. • . . .... .. 75
flank of die Rire . -r- • Raisin, Moss ..s rae. - - 15
Prstvotpr's' and Mechanics' Ralik, Detroit. 60
Michigan Incnranee, Co. Detroit. G 5
Oakland Count, Rank, Pontine 15
- -
Found.
L EFT at No. 9G Market street. on the evening
of the 25th Ingram. acorn of Money, which was
supposed to have been dropped by Roma person vrhile
in the ,store. The oenct can have the same by cal-
Hog at our establishment, end previne the weep:
10-tt" BURROWS & TURNER.
Notice.
T HE following packages received some lime sine."
by Clarkson & Co's. Canal Line, and not called
for, are stored at the Were House of !he subscriber.
2 Bales end 1 Box. marked I. D. Roland, Pitisburgh; 2
Chests & 1 Box marked, P ReIz , .II Pittsburgh; 1 Box
marked, Union Trading co., Lewisburg , Union co., Fa.
Aug ,2.
JAMES MAY.
Mackerel.
10 BB LS. No 3, large size:anat. reraive,4 and for
ante by J. & J. McDEVITT,
juue 4
No. '224, Liberty street.
Honey.
I N Prnall Boxes, put up for Family me, on hand sad
for sale by J. & J. 51'DEVITT, ,
june 4 No 224 Liberty street..
To ;let.
T HE Aeennd and 'bird stories or a wnrehonse nn
Wood st reet, '24 by 55 feet. Separate entrance
in front cn Wodd street.
A q? . .. 5
Sugar °mod:
B EST Tiaiiti;,aintqi of i land and rm.. rile•hy
A. G. fq . :INHART,
•
Nis 140 liitatir it.' •
SEECIE
........t,....par
GEO. COCHRAN,
No 2 Ferry t‘trest