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boring pond; the goose sailed nobly to the water
.and .was then picked up and borne off in triumph
bli as:Oilcliff treys who w ere in a skiffwaiting to
tiee the aigilt.":‘. The spectators immediately dis-
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PITTSBURG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i.lS46'
Allegheny Catnip Democratic Ticket.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
NIL Lim' B. FOSTER) Jr.;
or oitAproripacourtyyt.
Congreoo,
WILSON MCANDLE§S, of Peebles.
.Senate,
TIIOMAS lIAMILTON, of PittOborgh
- Sheriff,' 1
RODY PATTERSON;of Latiraircoille.
Prothonotary,
GEORGE "R: RIDDLE, of Allegeny
Aslembly,
SAMUEL W. BLACK; of Pittsburgh.
ROBERT H.. KERR, of .411egheny.
JOHN H. MELHENNY, of Jefferson
'JOSEPH COOPER, of .Moon. , .
Commissioner for 3 yearn,
ROBERT DONALDSON, of Wißans.
Commissiontr. .for ei ;year,
W.ll. BRYANT, of Pittsburgh.
AuditOr for 3 years, '
WILLIAM EWING; of Robinson.
Auditor for 1 year,'
N. PATTERSON, of •Eirnmightn.
Coroner,
LEWIS IVEYIIIAN, Allegheny
Tan WEAunt's Colsvr.sTims,—''NO Ranvc
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•rrorr or WAGES."—The committee' of arrange
ments, of the Carpet weavers' Convention, now in
session at New York, submitted for adoption the
following resolutions, which, after much conversa
tion, were unanimously adopted :
1. Resolved, That this convention consider the
present attempt to reduce the prices sof carpet
weavers unnecessary and unjust seeing that the
Tariff (the:declared cause of this attempt) does not
come into operation fon' three months. nor can we
believe that its actual operation would justify this
attempt.
2. Resolved, :That knowing from experience that'
our present wages are not more than remunerative,
and only'snirketent to afford us a tolerable subsis
tence, we cannot admit the propriety of a reduction
of our present prices.
.5. Rest:deed, Tliatthe reduction of wages has nev
er been a Permnnent advantage to the employers,
for when they cannot obtain a sufficient price in
the market, the just and proper remedy is to with
hold the supply until the demand cause a return to
remunerative prices.
4. Resolved, That this convention look upon the
present proposal to reduce wages aS ruinous, and
that it is their duty to resist by every legal means
the carrying into effect such a proposal.
After reading an address to the employerers, and
the transaction of some other business of minor im
portance, the convention took a recess till the after
noon. ._The session .of Wednesday afternoon was
chiefly occupied in discussing local grievances and
suggesting 'remedies, precious to the formation of a
' constitution. On Thursday is to be' held the con
ference meeting with the 'employers.
THE FI:IUEH nacatxn.—At about half after
three O'clock yesterday afternoon between ten and
twelve thousand people congregated on the banks
of the Allegheny river, in the anticipation of seeing
Mr .Trouburg, the inventor of the flying machine,
take his flight, as advertised, from the hand Street
Bridge to the Point and back. At four o'clock
reveral inviduals were seen emerging from the door
of the bridge on to; the roof, carrying someting very
like a flying machine with them. The excitement
on the bank was tremendous, the c'owil of anxious
spectators were impatient to behold the:a oi el sight
The individuals who we have mentioned as having
been on the top of the bridge, leisurely proceeded
to the iniddle of the structure, and after making som e
pre'parations,aPparently flying the Machine, advan_
ced to the edge and gallantly plunged over—a large
Loam Which:some wags had procured from a neigh
pe;rsed, satisfied that they had Leen roost villiauous-
LasT Lzercatt. 7 4t will be seen by an adver
tisement of the tagle Saloon. in another column,
ibe Reformed Gambler, in
lends lecturing at that place this evening. We
are glad to see the citizens take this matter in
hand, the notice was read from the pulpits of
nearly all the. churches in the city on Sunday; this
is as it should be, give Mr. Green but the encour
• ageriient be merits and lie will succeed in his laud
ible undertaking. This is, we believe, the last lec
• tare Mr• G. will have the pleasure otgiving before
our citizens for some time, and we .would advise
all those - who wish to be highly edified with a dis
courte-on gambling, to attend the saloon this even
ing,.
TIIE &KEIL Faxicr.—This fairiily of interest
ing and talented artists gave their farewell concert
in our city, at the Eagle saloon, last evening, be
fore a large and delighted audience. During their
stay amongst us they have been visited by all
the lovers of good music in our city, and we be
speak for them a warm reception wherever they
may go.
We understand- that they will give one of their
Grand. Concerts at the South Common Church in
Allegheny city, this evening. We would advise
those of our friends in the sister city, who wish
to hear sweet singing to attend by all means.
• LOST—WILLIAM Roor.us, a lad about 13 years
of age, the son of Roucxr ROGEIIS, Esq., of the
firm of Howard& Rogers of this city, left the res
idence of his aunt, in East Liberty, on Thursday
last andlas not since been heard of. WILLIAM is
an intelligent looking boy, with black hair, black
eyes, - and'of a dark complexion; had on when he
left a glazed cap and brown sack coat. Any in
formation qespecting him, can either be left at
this office, or at the store of HOward & Rogers,
and will he thankfully received by his anxious pa
rents. It is supposed that be went up the
canal, papers in that direction will please notice.
0:7.A Mr. IhsriNss, announces himself through
the Wheeling papersas the laic manager of the Pitts
biirgh'llieatre, thinking no doubt, that a position
of that high reputation which it has acquired with
the direction of Mr PORTEIL, the late and present
excellent manager, would be of service to him in
that city. It is proper, however, that the people
of Wheeling should:know that Mr. Hastings has
I neVerheen manager of the Pittsburgh Theatre.
Winn, aged 22 years,. died at
the residence of his mother in Allegheny city on
-Siinday last. Mr. WIER was engaged in the bat
tles of Ressca de la Palma and Palo Alto, and had
returned home but a few days, When the hardships
and privations which he had borne through the
eempaign,brought on a disease ! which terminated
in his death.
.. -ComaeTrox.—The Carpenter Shop destroyed by
fire on Sunday was the property-or Messrs. Ma..
son, Bunton 4 Co., and not Benton & Mahon ias
stated in. yesterday's paper.. The fire is supposed
to have - been the work of an incendiary.
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lystzaT.—ln Stark c.a, Ohio, it iscomputed that
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48,000 acres havebeen sowed in wheat, done,
which, if yielding 20busianis to the acre, will tuna
out in that county 000,000 bushels. Deduct 300,-
000 bushels for seed and home consumption, and
the balance, at .50 cents a k tshel, will give"that
county $330,000 for that one article. Our agricul
tural interests turn out.to be the most certain and
(valuable.
DEA..rn or Jr DOE K.F.msEily—AtPhiladelphia, on
WedneSday evening, about : nine o'clock,-the Hon.
John Kennedy, one of the associatejustices of the
supreme Court of Pennsylv,ania, died at his resi
dence in that city, after a long and severe illness,
in the 72 year of his age.. •
LosT.L-A large Silver Pencil with a red set; was
lost by a lady on Sunday afternoon; the finder will
much oblige the owner bxleaving it at this office
Tire Bosms EARTIMILLICE.—The Boston Jour.
nal of Wednesday, says:
"The Earthquake yesterday morning , appears to
have been felt in. many towns in t New England,
from which we have heard. A gentleman from
Plymouth, N. 11., says it wai quite severe at that
place, and in all the towns on the Merrimack. A
gentleman writing to us from South Gardiner,
says:
"We had a severe shock like an earthquake, at
about ten Minutes before five o'clock this morning:
the.report lasted for several seconds, and it was
heard in the neighboring
towns around us for sev
eral miles. Those ofour citizens who had not
left their beds were aroused from their slumbers by
the report. One of my neighbors sprung from his
bed to the door. supposing some one was knock
ing It was perfectly clear at the time.
"I have just heard from Athol and South Or
ange, which aro 1:3 and 18 miles west• of us, and
the shock was experienced there at about the
same time.-
The Salem Advertiser, of Wednesday, says:
"Yesterday morning, between daylight and sun
rise, a smart shock of ..an _earthquake was experi
enced in this'-'.city, in its effects causing doors to be
thrown open, and in some instances ware to be
tumbled from the shelves, &c. Just previous to
-the shock a loud rustling noise was heard similar
to that of the stirring of leaves in a high wind; the
sky also presented an uncommon appearance in
the East. Speculation is wide awake in regard to
this phenomenon, and we have even heard some
go so far as to set it down as the precursor of some
thing direful."
The Hartford Courant,,of _Wednesday, says:
shock of the earth, which lasted half a min
ute. and which is supposed to have been an earth
quake, was noticed by some of our citizens on
Monday night."
Meeting of the Pittsburgh and Connells..l
villa Railroad Company. i
According to previous notice, the Stockholders of
this Company met at the Odeon on Saturday after- 1
110011.
The meeting was called to order, and James S.
Craft, Esq, was chosen Secretary. The names of i
the Stockholders were called over when it appear-;
ed that a majority of them were present.
The following preamble and resolution were.
' unanimously adopted. : ;
llhercas, It appears to the Stockholders of the;
Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Company
that a capital of si-t thousand shares is entirely in-1
adequate to complete the said Railroad and ac. ;
comnlish the several objects of the charter.
Therefore. Undetithe 10th section of the original .
act of incorporation of said company and the sup
plement thereto, be it. ,
Rcsafeed, By the Stockholders at a special meet
ing called for that 'purpose, that the c;;pital stock
of said company he, and the same is hereby in
creased to three millions ofl llars (si
dollarsxt thousand
shares,) and the directors are hereby authorized to
' re-open the books of subscription at such places as
they shall deem expedient and proper, to carry out
the object of this resolution S CRAFT, Ch 'n.
Wm. Lirr. unEn,Jr. Sre'y.
1
Mont “Pscri.N."—' 7 The Baltimore Patriot (Whig)
The Trade ofhitnorr.—The fall business of
the city has commenced under ;ery favorable aus
pices, and is already quite active. Indeed, within
a few days, there have been so many arrivals of
Western and Southern merchants, that they sur
pricedsome of out, principal houses, whose clerks.
not expecting theii customers so early. had not
yet returned from their excursions to the country.
There will be a large business done this fall,
according to every present indication, and on terms
satirfact.ry to buyers and sellers.
Aso rLT "Mont lluis. - -The Philadelphia In
quirer, (Whig) of the 09111 August, says:
"The Fall Trade h as fully commenced, and is
already quite active ''e notice with pleasure
the appearance among us, of no large a number of
merchants of the South and West. Most of our
leading hotels are well filled with strangers and
traders, and the cry is, "still they comer
is a little queer. says smile one. hut as
true as the gospel, that every measure the "gleat
whig party" have set their hearts upon within the
last fifteen years, has died a natural death.
writer in the little "Chronotype" defines
Woman to be *an exquisite production of Nature
between a ro.e and an angel."
Some-rut - so Qt-rrs Nr.w.— A person in New-
Haven has invented and offers for sale, an article
called “the Gum Elastic Baby Jumper."
c[f-Dr. Franklin used to Fay that rich widows
were the only pieces of second handed goods that
Fold at prime cost.
THANKS TO FIREMEN AND OTHERS.
The subscriber returns his thanks to the Fire
men and others, for their prompt and successful
etrorts in saving his property endangered by the
fire yesterday afternoon,
ALG EO, Ist Ward.
Pittsburgh. Monday, 31st August, IE-16.
Flux or Aysentary, General Dcbilitation.—At 1
length a cure for the above, which may be most'
confidently relied on, has made its appearance, a
cure so positive that it neve has failed, and never
can fail, if properly administered, in proof where
of the money paid for it will be instantly returned
in every case where it does not give the most
thorough satisfaction. Clickners Sugar-coated
Vegetable Purgative Pills is the remedy spoken of.
and reference is made to all respectable physicians
who w.ll cheerfully give the most unquallined tes
timony' in their favor. Let any person afflicted
with with either of there diseases, give them but
one trial, and he is sure to purchase them for life,
not only because they cure them more speedily
and. better than any other medicine, but also be
cause they are as easily swollowed as bits of loaf
sugar, and are entirely unattended with griping or
nause a. They are so powerfid that three of them
will effectually operate on a giant, and yet so mild
and pleasant that a child might swallow halt a
box full
.without rephgnance or injury.
Sold by Wm. Jackson, corner of Wood and Lib
erty streets, who is general Agent for Dr. Cliche
ner's Pills in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
-The Democratic CoMmittee of Correspon
dence for Allegheny County, will meet at the
"Washington Cotlhe House," on next Wednesday,
Sept. 2, al 11 o'clock A. M.
The following persons compose said committee.
viz: John C. Davitt, Robert Porter, Thomas Ham
ilton, John Woods, Alex. Black, Thos. Blackmore,
Jos. Ralston, J.ll, Phillips, Dr. John Pollock,
A. 'Gibson ' A. J. Giihhen, Francis Nelson, John
A. Irwin, Jas. Blakely, John 0 Brien.
aug2B
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ELIZABETH.
Mr. W. McCandless, S.!W. Black and Thomas
Hamilton, will address the citizens of Elizabeth
and Jefferson townships, on Thursday, the 3d of
September next, at Elizabeth, at 1. o'clock P. M
Persons of all parties are invited to attend
James Power, John Calhoun,
Jonathan Large, Robert Simpson,
Andrew Bedell, Alex. Stewart,
John Fisher, James Scott,
James A. Ekin, J. F. Richards.
August 26, 1546,
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. Bept. Ist, 1846. Persona calling for letters,
whose.names are on this Liat, val please say they
are advertised.
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Apps Harriett Mrs
Anderson John M
Anderson Mary
Anderson Martha .
Arthur Jarie Miss
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Armstrong Dnvtd
Atchison David
Austin S
Avery John
Adaish Susanna •,
Abercrombie E. Mrs
Abbott John
Addy George
Akle Andrew
Adams Matthew
Allan John J
Allison Isaac
Allan G
Arnet John
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Allan Anne
Almass Emma E
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Bailey John Bostick John RI. 3
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Ballentine James Boston'William
Bailey Henry Boss David W .
Babbington Thomas Bom George
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Barton Samuel Bodin Thomas
Barrett Daniel Brown William
Barclay Joseph Brownlee John
Barr Mary Brown R J
Beatty Francis H . Brown John M
Bell James Brown Jane '
Bell Charles Jr 2 Brady George S
Bennett William Brooks Elias
Beck Charles A Boynel T R
Berg Daniel Brophy John
Beall Charles T Bradly A
Beecker Louisa Bulger R R'
Bennett Capt Buehler, Mary
Beverly Charles T Bonner Andrew S
Bedell George Buchannan J W
Blood 1) F Butler Caries
Birch Thomas S Butler Sarah P
Blarkinston Jasper N Butler Robert
Biddle Dort Burger G W
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Billingsly
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Black Welder Black Martha Miss
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Blair Jane Mrs
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Cuthcrwood William Cohen Aaron
Carson Henry J Cotluts E
Cavanaugh Charles . Couch George
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Campbell Peter Cook John
Campbell Eleanor Cox Benjamin
Caldwell Isabella Copper Samuel
Caldwell Thomas Couran John
Carniel Margaret Mrs Cook Sainnel
Campbell Robert Conley Hugh
Campbell David Crawney Benjamin
Chambers William Crawford G A
Chamberlain Maria Crinsten John
' Chadwick Thomas Crawford John
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Church Dozen Craft Henry
Clark Daniel Crotty William
Clautin Jol,n Crumb A S
Clarke Ezekial Cronan Patrick
Clarke Joseph li 2 (n,okham W
Cooper Samuel (Tome henry
Cochran NV illiam Cribbs Margaret Mrs
Cooper Thomas ('ready Ellen
I Cochran George Cuthbert Samuel
Cochran Matthew Cunningham John
Cunningham M Ann Cunningham William
Cummings Janie:. C Cullin Thomas 11ev
Cummins Mathias Cutler William
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D iwson Simpson 2 Dickson James
Davis Daniel Dickinm James L Rev
Posen S Donor art Michael U
Dawson James R 2 Dougherty Sarah
Dawson Capt Doogan I:lsbert
Davis Daniel Donoho Patrick
Davis Evan Douglass J all
Davis Hannah Doyle Milliagen
Davis Barwin I)ouglas.s Jane
Dempsey Michael 2 Doyle John
Dewey Lore Dryden George
Denim Mary .Miss Drake Joseph
Deliv an Cornelius PuLlap Junius
Denight David Dunsmore Alex
Dearborn Daniel Dunlap Mary Jane
Ililleu N Duvall Elizabeth
Dixon Mathew Duncan Elizabeth A
Dimond D D Duey James
Eaton Ann E Emory Silas
Edwards John F Espy James
English Mary Eshleman David,- G
Ekin sr Alen Ellis Elizabeth
Emelt Sophia Evan David
Elliot Archibald Evans John •
English Thomas Evans E K Mrs
Elliott James
Falinesiock Emma :111:.:Fitch B II
Farrell John Fields Samuel
Faits George Foust Elias
Faries James M Forrester John
Feighan Daniel Fos-ter Rev C
Fehl Elizabeth Former William
Felton Daniel Foster John
Fennedy Mrs Foster Daniel
Ferguson Catharine Foster Jacob
FeeserW P Foster Walter
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File Samuel Frank Rachel
Fisher John Friend W C
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Fish H M 2 Frankhouser Mary
Fidilla George Fry William
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Gallghcr Timothy Gould Phirbe
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Garrett Edward Graves H R
Gallagher Louisa Jane Gruver Martin
Gallier Hanna Miss Griffith J Capt
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Gilmore Archibald Greenwood Joseph
Givins S S Gross John
IGilfillan John 2 Gracy James
Gibson Alfred A Greene A T
Gibson Hannah Gross D W
Gilmore Nancy A Miss Groves Jonas
Glenn Mr Gross Levin
Glass Henry Grierson Professor
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Glass Elizabeth Graves Newcomb
Glisan Susannah M Graham Hugh
Gould James N Graham John
Golding A M Gray J L
Godwin James W 2 Graham John
Gonnely Thomas Gray George
Gormely Hiram Guy Jacob
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Hitchcock J C Hunter James
Holmes William Hutchison George
Hoey Sarah Hughes Samuel
Holms Thomas Hulbert W P
Hope Henry llurlbutt R
Hood J B Horsey William
llornack Fredrick Hulten Francis
lionesty Julia Miss Ilusten.Edward
Houser Joseph Hamilton Mary
Horner John Hamilton Sarah
Hood David Hamilton J W
Hunter Ann Hall John
Iluey George Hamilton Charles
hull Ann Hihn Margaret
liunter William Hamill Samuel
Harvey Jane Miss Heastings E lI
Ironton' Bridget '£ Hawkins W G
Harris John Hays John B
Harden William Henderson E Ann
Harris Di'vid & Son Helvering Capt
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Sields E U Stevens Benjamin
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Shinier M Stevenson P W
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Wallace. Robert Williams Joseph S
Waddle Thomas Williams Madaline hits
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MISCELLANEOUS
S. B. "Circassiaii."
C. 3rKIBBEN, Postmaster
septl-d2tawit
Adjourned Orphans , Court Sale.
Y order of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny
13 County, the undersigned guardian of the minor
children of Edward B. Thompson, deceased, will
positively sell,•at the Court House, in the city of.
Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, the 9th of September,
at 10 o'clock. A. M., and sell the same to the best
bidder, for the highest and best price, all that cer
tain tract of land, situate in Versailles township, Al
legheny county, Pa., to wit: Beginning at a post op
Kissick"s line and running thence by Hickman's land,
north Si deg. east 61 perches; thence south 8% deg.
east 142 perches to a post. ' thence south 81. deg. west
51 perches to the line ofKissick's land, and thence
north Sit deg. west 146 perches to the place of be
ginning; containing 46 acres 3S perches, with the
usual allowance. Terms at sale.
"rep 1 JOHN JOHNSON, Guardian.
MIL. DUFF'S
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1111111-1111.3111 i en to this establishment men
by
his tiiends and the public induces the proprietor,.
in order to encourage perseverance and industry a
mong his students, to offer on the Ist of October next,
as premiums TWO GOLD PENS, elegantly mounted
in silver pencil cases. (the to be awarded to any
member of his class for the greatest proficiency in
Book-keeping, and the other to any member of his
class for the best specimen and greatest improve
ment in Mercantile Penmanship. Day and Evening
Classes. Hours of business until Ist of October, 2
to 4, and '7l. to 10 P. M. , sepl
TIAGLE SALOON.—The proprietor of the Eagle
4 j Saloon respectively informs.the citizens olPitts
burgh and vicinity that llr. J. 11. GRY.E.Is - , the Reform
ed Gambler, at the solicitation of a number of ladies
and gentlemen who have been unable to hear this
gentleman on a former occasion, will deliver one of
his interesting lectures at the Eagle Saloon this even
ing. Mr. Green will treat on, gambling in all its va
rieties, and the lecture will be well worth the atten
tion of all those who wish to see this evil exposed.—
Tie Lets :25 cents, each ticket will entitle the bearer
to a dish of splendid Ice cretin'. sepl-lt.
Furniture of a Private Family at Auc
Lion.
110-mORROW, Wednesday, September 2d, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold at the res
idence of Capt. John Sanders ' Penn str'eet, between
!land and Garrison alley , the following articles of
Ilnuseliold and Kitchen Furniture, as 1e is drwelin
frig hottt-keeping, all of which have been kept in
the neatest. and heat manner,, and although in usti
but a few years, arc just as gond as ,new; among
which may be mentioned the following,
I mahogany sofa bed, satinwood card tables, cane
seat chair, fancy windsor and common do.; i ma
hogany book case, venitian blinds, astral famps,
French and common bedsteads, mahogany bureaus,
wash stands, sewing do., carpeting and oil cloth,
hair and straw mattrasses, I cooking stove, hearth
rugs and fire irons. tea trays and waiters, wash ba
sins and pitchers, 1 eight day mantel clock, kitchen
utensils, &c. P. lII'KENNA, Auct.
septl.
DI gotolutlon.
91TIE partnership heretoihre existing between
Hunker 4 Dickson is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. 'flie affairs or the late firm will be
Fettled by P. 11. Hunker, who will continue the Bak
tee and Confectionary, at the old stand in Fifth, near
Market street. P. 11. HUNKER,
rcpl ROBERT DICKSON.
Q ILA Elt SAN D.---3 toldt; just received and for sale
by 11. A. FAIINESTOCK 1r CO,
ser I corner 6th and Wood et.
IAM WODD.-50 bhls just received and for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK S. CO,
sep I corner of Gth and Wood.
CI ICILY SUMAC.—I 4 bags just received and for
L sale by IL A. FAHNESTOCIC & CO,
sepl corner of Oth and Wood.
Jamnien Ginger Boot.
150 LISS. just received and for sale by
13. A. FAIIisTESTOCK 8: CO,.
aug3l corner 6th and Wood stO
Clapprd Logwood.
9fln LBS. jest received and for sale by
13. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 Co,
corner 6th_ and Wood stn.
Latupblack.
30 RBLS. just received and for sale by
FAHNESTOCK & CO.;
corner 6th and Wood sts.
To Saddlers and Harness Makers.
bROPOSALS will be received until 4 o'clock P.
I . M., on the Ist of September. proximo, for fur
nishing and making 2 0 Sets of Mule Harness, two,
wheel, and two lead Harness, to constitute the set.
A sample of the kind and quality reqUired can be
seen at the Government Warehouse in Penn street.
Each set must be in separate boxes, and made ready
for shipment, and the bids scaled anal left at the
Warehouse.
Address Captain E. Harding.
aug3l. , •
W AMEDtoexchanfeforDo Goolanuuse
uper
thirty miles from this city. The lot i 9 15 by 180,
with a two story frame dwelling house store room.
grainerydk.c., in excellent repair, wid be sold for
$BOO, and taken out in staple Dry ;Goods.; The
property is insured in this city for $BOO at, one per
cent, and the present owner will pay $BO a year rent
for the premises to the purchaser. Iliquire at the
Agencv and Commission Office, 11 Fllthstreet be
tween Market and Wood.
aug26 ARTHUR. BROWN, Jr. Si. Co.
Notice. , 1
ruilif . . undersigned having disposed of his =stal.) ,
_L lishment, No, 112 .1%1 arlet st., to Mr. Thomas
A. Hinton, would cordially recommend him, Ito his
ti iends and the public generally, as one every way
worthy of their patronage. I
aug 22 A. ArCAMMON.
The undersigned, having purchased the large and
extensive stock of Boots, Shoes, &c , belonging to
A. 11l Catnmon, No.. 112 Market str et, one door
from Liberty, will continue to conduct the btisiness
in all its branches, and trusts that-by a strictiatten
tion to business, and an ardent disposition to please,
he will meet a continuation of the patronage so
liberally bestowed upon his predecessor.
.THOMAS A. HINTON.
N. B.—:Two or three good worknien can have
employment, by making immediate 4pplication.
au 126- •: • .7- • - i
, ,
Siege of 3soudoiaderit7. ;
AHISTORY of the'seige of LonclonderrY, and
defence of Enninkillen;in 1689 and 1635; by
the Rev. John Graham, M. A. Heaton of Tanilugh
tard in the dims of Derry, For sale by
jy23 LUKE LOOMIS, Agent.
LAWNS—(rear colons).—Another dot of
just opened at A. Morris's; No b;`, Mark
warranted fast colors—which we aro selling
per yard.
•.'., - ';.... , A•:Y.','4:: 1, , , ,
i -...
. -~,:.r:...5.
Harts f lists I
. .
i'ALL'FASMONS.—The subscriber
would respectfully inform is costornemOk.
and.thb.pnblic, that he has just rctusned from New
Yorli, Fringing with bin' the latest and most-nppro.:
yed tkylb of :Hats for the approaching 'season.. lie
would say 'to all who are in want of a gal, neat,
cheap, and fashionable hat, That his establishment is
the place where the purehaser may rely on getting
C. 1 Illue for his money. .
G. W. GLASSGOW,
NO 102, Wood isireet, 3d door belofv Bin John
D. Davis , Commercial Auction R 001116:
N. B. will be prepared in a fewd ays ; to offer
to the PubliCothe. hest selected assortment of Caps
ever offered in this Market,_ and at unnsitelly low
prices.
aug29., •
'WINES A 0 .--,Srlatrrt & No 1
-----
ND LiQU 11§; '' ' Co.,' ' 6
Market street, cor. Front, would respectfully
invite attention to their large assortment of Wines
and Liquors. Pucbasers would do well to call and
examine them before purchasing. elsewhere.
aug29 . .
AADBIRA'WINIOdoz Blackburn Madeira=-
l E--
the most celebrated brand iniPorted—to be bad
ai the wine store cif'' STERETT do CO,
aug29 No. 16 Market st. cor Front.
Q ARDIisiESE and HOLLANDTIERRING.—A few
cases and kegs, a superior article, for.sale by.
STERETT - Sr, CO.:'
15Mark et at.; cor Front.
PORT, MADERIA and: SHERRY WINES, o.
superior qualities, on draft, for Medicine and
other purposes, for sale at the wine store of -
STERITT4 Co.:
16 Market street, cor, Front..;
CLARET NItINF.S.-,4-A few dozen "F.atnily use,"
and Chateau ''Ponitt CaneM brands,' also fifty
cases "medoc St. Julien" and other brands—at the
wine store of (ang29.) STERETT & Co;
ROCK WlNES—Hudisheimer, Steinberger, and
Haut Sauterne brands for sale by
• ang29 STERETT & Co.
LARD 01L4-3 Bbls. Superior, in store. and for
sale by • J. D. WILLIAMS,
aug29 1 i 0 Wood street.
C"FEE---50 Bags Prime RiM
10 " Old Gov. Java;
10 Laguayra;Tqr sale by
augo J. D. WILLIAMS, 116 Wood st
Cotton.
1 30 BALESssissispi Cotton, for sale by
M. B. RHEY & Co
riIIiEMEANS9F PEACE.—A! Sermon delivered
in the "Third Presbyterian, Church" July -12,
by the Rev. D• K. Riddle, and pilblished by the re=
quest of the Congregation. For sale by
aug24 JOHNSON ;& STOCKTON.
ITANTED a;oung man as pan assistant. sales
man in a WholesaliGrocery, good references
required. Apply at the Agency ()thee No 11 Fifth et.
between Market and Wood.
aug2s ARTHUR. BROWN, Ss. & Co.
.Fopartnerahlp. -
METE undersigned have entered into partnership
I under the firm of STERETT & Co., as Wholesale
and Retail dealers in Foreign Wines and Liquors, at
the corner of,Market and Front streets.
BENJAMIN F. STERETT,
aug2s JACOB WEAVER.
- OTICE TO JOURNEYMEN SIIOE-MAKERS. i
jr =l•'oa Sm.E.—The Stock, Fixtures, and good
will of a Ladies , Shoe Store, in d central part of this
city, being one of the oldest establishments in Pitts
burgh; it has had an excellent run of cash customers,
and the stoek comprises a general assortment of
Ladies Gaiter Boats and Shoes, together with a lot
of Sole Leather hnd lasts, will be sold at a barm,, in,
the present °wrier being about to retire from busi
ness. To a person understanding a business, this is
first rate chance, as the whole will be sold on a
credit of six months or a year. Inquire at the Agen
cy and Commission 01fice,,11 Fifth street, between
Market and Wopd sts.
aug46 , ARTHUR BROWN, Jr. & Co.
rruATioN Wanted in a Wholesale Grocery store
by a Young! Man, whose references as to char
acter and capacity are of the best order. Inquire at
the Agency and; Cominisslon Office, Fifth street, be
tween Market and Wood Ft/3.
aug2 ARTIIIIR BROWN, Sr. & Co.
Fah Fashion of hats.
4At KEEVIL , S, to-morrow, Thursday August
, 27th, a neat and cheap article of Pittsburgh
manufacture can be had at the above storo, ahead of
fashionable hat* imported from the East.
KEEVIL & CO. '
aug2G /tio 152 head ofWooLt.
T2OR i.iLki--tiVritirig letter and wrapping pa
per. Blank land Copy Books ; and a great varie
ty of i'emperaitre and &pot Books,- and Temper
ance Papers; lirridow and Raper Ilangingt Bibles
and Testameirtp. A quantity of cheap and Eery
useful Family : lMedicines; fur sale low in any
quantities to suiteustomers. ISAAC HARRIS,
Agent and CoMmission 3lereliant, No 12 St. Clair
Street.
1 . [atig29-dlw:
To Let.
THAT Sp' ,MEd Store corner of Wood and Ponrtli
streets, *session given immediately, enquire
of the subscril3;er on the premises.
_9and THOS. MILLER.
Public Notice
r(IHE subscriber respectfully repeats the notice
I. he gave early in the sprin%to his friends and
the citizens of Pittsburgh aneAllegheny, and the
Boroughe, immediately around Pitts
burgh, that owing to the disastrous fire of 18 , 0, he
has not published a Directory this spring—but is
preparing early in 1847, to furnish them.,,with a
large, full and leomplete Business Directory, of all
the Inhabitanti Douse-keepers, Merchants, Manu
facturers'Mec anics, professional Gentlemen, Ho
tels, &c. &c., With a full and complete Busine.ss Di
rectory—the r antes of the inhabitants, their occu
patious, place.; of business and dwelling houses,
Also, a Business Directory, containing an Alpha
betical arrangement of the subscribers to this work,
their appropri Me heads, besides a list of the streets,
Lanes, Alleys) Bridges, Canal, and Aqueductthe
City, County. State, and U. S. Officers, Public In
stitutions, Banks, Churches, Clergymen, Attorneys
at Law, Courts, &c.; with a number of the neigh
boring Towns, Boroughs, and Citizens that sub
scribe for the work. A full account of our canal
and Steamboats. Price $1,50, handsomely half
bound, and $2 'to $3 morocco bound, with the
names of owners, Cards, &e. &e., published at the
usual rates, and Philadelphia, New lark, Baltimore,
and Boston Dirrctories now at our office, to be con
sulted by us;in our compilation and work. Mer
chants and Professional Gentlemen in the Eastern,
or Western Cities can have their. Cards published
at the usual iprice,' and Directories. &c, furnished
by lAC HARRIS, Agency and
aug26 lntelFigence Office. No 12 St Clair st.
CIOOPF,
V at
IR'S NEW NOVELand more new works
Z OOSS Literary Depot, 55 Fourth
';11 !Skins, or Indian and Ingin; by J. F.
uthor lot Pathfinder, &c. &c.
Book Ifor August, beautifully embellish-
1 he P. -
Cooper, a
Lady's
ed. I
Old Ironsides and Old Adams, or stray leaves
from the Log of a Man, of.. War's man, by Rev. C.
IV. DeniseN Chaplain. . L
Small 'nooks on great Subjects, being Philo
sophical TheOries and Philosophical experi
ence.'
•
The connection l between
. Physiology and
.In
tellectuall Science. The Principles of Criminal
Law. I ; 1
The Oorgai t or the Foundling of the Sea, an
AmericA Rom nce.
Latch* Living Age, No. 113..
llilliarl on Real Property , ] a new Law Book, in
i l
two larg volumes. . I
Philliy on f erofulo, a new medical work just
published.
The Oninibus, an imitationofthe London Punch,
illustratefl by quiz--comic.
Eastern NeWspapers for this week.
Penny 141'ag 'ne, No. 23.
ti
jy 21-: tsw. . ,
Stray corr.
CAA (
ito!the subscriber, living in Versailles town
shlipt,killeg ! eny county, s. Small Cow, with white
and red spots; tjie left ear hangs very low; she.has a
short tail/ Th owner is requested to call, prove
property, "pay charges and take her away.
augtS-1 , 3t , I DAVID SMASH.
[
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WANTED to borrow slooo.for two years on
proprty worth $6099; a liberal interest will
be paid. I Inqtnre at the Agency and Information
Office, No 11 Flfth st. between Market and , • Wood
(stsl aug2s , .A.IITHOR BROWN, is. EcCo.
Gazette, otirnal, Cnionicle and American copy.)
, .
Lawns
tst.—
t 12is
ljet
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;74'
. , - NAMES OF DISCOUNT'
- • .'CORRECTED DAILY DY
ALLEN-KAAMER, EXCHANGE BROKER.,
- CORNED 01' THIRD ADD WOOD STREETS.
PESZOSYLVdriI.t. ILLIDOIS. •
Philadelphia Banks .. :pm State Bank & branches. 45
Pittsburgh pat Shawncetown . 70w
Lancaster Pa , missum.
Chester c0unty........ par State Bank &. branches.. Il•
Delaware county pat inwsrtmrx.,
Rtiantgomery county.. par All solvent banks ....
Northumberland ...'..par AND a. , cmtoulok.
Columbi2 Blidge Co par All solvent banks.. - ..2id
Doylestown p ar NEW VC:MAUD.
Reading ..... .. par
par All solvent
Bucks county
Pottsville ..... pal
U. Stateaßerar
Brownsville ... ... id
Washington Id
All other * solvent bas.2d
Scrip - .
bier &Man. bk. Pitt , h.pat
State Scrip ..... ...lta
City and County lid
auto: •
Lancaster 'lad
Hamilton ..
Granville .
Farmers , Bk Canton-25d
Urbana ...:.... .. . . .40d
Sciota . 5d
All Solvent Banks....lld
State Bk Br, branches..lld
scrip,s& 6p. c;
KENTTICKt.
All solvent
• VIRGINIA.'
Eastern Banks.. . .
Wheeling Id
- do. branches 1141
Bea at Morgantown.: Id
Pittsburgh ^ Nal/Igal
ranee C,
Office, No. - 21,
Michael Allen,
C. Anshutz;
Thos. Bakes%
Robert Beer,
R. W. P
RolltliT FLYNET, Sec
actg,2o-ddiri.
PURIFY THE BLOOD AND CLEANSE THE
BODY.It is an astonishing very"
fact, that a ve
large class of diseases canonly ' be cured by such
remedies'as will enter into the Btoon,..and circa
late with it; through every portion of the body, for
oplyby this means can the remedy be brought
into immediate contact with the diseas.e; and to at-.
tarn this deSirable end, no preparation has been SO
uniformly successful as DB. JAYNE'S ALTEZ
TIYE. Sorofula - Kings' Etil, Cancer and Cancer
ous Tumours, White &wettings, Enlargement of thc,
Bones, Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Eruptive dial:
eases of the Skin, old and indolent Ulcers, Goitrous
Swellings of the Throat &e., are cured with a certain
ty, that has astonishe'd%o4. - ery#eholder. It is, be
sides, one of the most pleasant articles that .can be
taken into the stomach, operating as. a tonic, and
removing Dyspeptic and Nervous affections, and
imparting a glow of animation and health,
quailed by any thing hi the whole Materia
For sale at n. 8 South Third st.--Price $L per
bottle, ors 10 per dozen.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
on Fourth street, near Wood, and at the,Drug Store
of He .P Schwartz, Federal street, Allegheny City;
aug2S-d
ILES! PILES!! PILES!!!—DR.J
SON'S PILE AND TETTER EMBROCA
TION is the only medicine that will' cure this so
very common and troublesome disease. it not
only immediately allays inflammation", Si* all
bleeding, subdues that intolerable itching, but el
fectualry cures, in a very short time, persons whose
lives have been rendered miserable for years: Ica'
application prodUces no pain, but rather an agree
able and pleasant sensation. If persons afflicted
will only call and hear of the great number of ca
ses that have been cured, they will be astonished.
A gentleman of this city, who had been unclerAhe
knife of the surgeon two or three times, without
being eured, has, by using two hordes of this ,Ent
brocation, been radically cured! It sells beyond all
precedent!
TETTER, RINGWORM, SALT R.IIETTM, and
all Diseases of the skin, particularly those that are
attended with disagreeable and troublesome itching, ,
are readily cured by anointing the ports effected,
night and morning, with a small quantity of Dr.
Jackson's Embrocation. Astonishing cures have
been effected by this medicine. For sale by
D. Jayne, No 8 South Third at- Philadelphia.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth street,tiear Wood, and also at- the Drug
Store P: Schwartz, Federal street, Allegheny
City: - ate,2B-d
36 Building Lots in Lawrenceville at
Auction. •
T fi &crock. P. M:, on Saturday the , „sth day
of September, be sold on the prernises,
thirty:Sii very handsomely situated and valuable
Building Lots in the Borough of Lawrenceville,
near the Allegheny Arsenel. A plan of which
may be seen at the Anetion Rdom, and any infor
mation that maybe desired; will be given on 'ep;
plication to the substribef. -
TEUS, cash,' and balance payable in three
equal annual payments with interest, to be secured
by notes and mortgliges on the property..
JOHN D. DAVIS; At ttioneer:
~.,
New York ! par
Country: .ld
MARYLAND.
Baltimore. ...•• . • ...par
Country .
WISCONSIN TERR.
Mar & Fire In Co. BMW° 5
MICHIGAN. • '
Farm and Mech bank.lod
All Other Bolvent....lod
Exchange—Selling Rates.
New prm
Philadelphia ~ . . prco
Baltimore.:......:.}prin
GOLD AND SPECIE VALUE.
Frederickdora $7 80
Ten Thalers ... 80
Ten Guilders.. 3 90
Napbleon 380
Ducats 2 150. 220
Eagle', cad 10 GO
. 4 new ' 10 00
Doublokin, Spanish: .16 CO
Do. Patriot 15 50
Guinea. 5 CO
EM7IZ!
1011 and Wire Insu.
mpany.
Mat ket Sind
:TORS:
William Ebbs, - ,
Lewis Hatehizon,.. ,
Fred. Lorenz,
James .May,
'oindexter.
. M. ALLEN, l'ieet,
tretary.
aug2-L
(Gazette, Chronicle and Americ.an
Removal
STERRETT & CO., have removed to the corn&
of Market and Front streets, No. 16, one dea
below their former stand, where as usual, they will
be happy . to wait upon' their Biends. aug I 5
MITE PROGRESS OF NATIONS.- n'
7- -An Eisay o
the Progress of Nationsin Productive Industry;
Civiliiation, Population and , Wealth; illustrated by
statistics of Mining, -Agriculture, Manufactures,
Commerce, Revenues, Banking, Internal Improve
ments, Mortality, Emigration and Population; by
Ezra C. Seaman.
A few copies of the above work for sale by
JOHNSTON lk STOCKTON;
corner of Market and 3d els.:
undersigned would respectfully inform the
_ citizens of Pittsburgh and its vicinity, that he
has purchased from Mr. Moses Cory, his large and'
splendid stock of Dry Goods, kept at No. 66 Market
street, where he intends to keep a 'general assert
meat of seasonable Goods which he will sell at very
reduced prices . Please call and judge for yourselves,
No. 66 .Market street.
auglB
To my friends and patrons I am much obliged,
and would respectfully recommend .311 r. William
Cowon, ray successor. MOSES coax.
Inte.restlng BuyrF.
WE invite the attention- of all who - wish bar
gain's to a fresh arrival of seasonable Dry
Goods, bought since the reduction of the Tariff, at
eiceedingly.low prices and .will be sold accordingly.
PRESTON & HOSKINSON,
No. SI, Market st., between sth 'and the Diamond.
aug.24.41m. .
- Select ' , School for Young' . Ladles.
iv / I'R. KENNEDY will re-open his School On Mon , -
In day, 31st August, Penn street, siatfrdoor
low Pitt street.
augl4-42w*
SBALES HAM, suitable tbi Plasterers purposes,
for sale by .M. B. RIMY
aug22.
Wall Paper. : -*
A SPLENDID assortment yust received from the
/-1 . East, of entire new Patterns. They can be
had very low at the Wall Paper Store of
• J. SHIDLE,--
_ .
aug27-dlm. Smithfield ere" et.
TIE T, IN DOW BLIND PAPER-one yard wide; for
V sale by - • J. SHIDLE,
aug27. Smithfield street.
10 000 -PIECES of Glazed and Unglazed
, Wall Paper, army own manufacture,
on hatid and for sale at the lowest market price.-
J. SIDDLE, -
Smithfield: street.
avg:n.dlm
'3.aivitti larsrus t t
EO. S. SWARTZ Lae on hand a lot affirm Lawais
10 - - which will be sold at the very low price of 181
cents per yard, persons who want a good article at a
low price, would do well to 'call soon.
Also on hand a good stock of Nansook muslins for
Ladies Dresses very cheap at
jel3 No. 106 Market street.
Iron City Hotel.
VI PATRICK has returned to ,his, old stand
111 . now called the Iron City Rotel. Fifth•st.,
'between Wood and Market, where he will be glad
to entertain his old friends and customers, and the
public in general.' decl7mtf
WILLIAM COWEN
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