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JAMES P. BABB, Editor and Proprietor
PITTSBUPC I4
FRIDAY 111ORNING
DnICC.&9.TIC STATE TiOIIiIIATION3
You STYPREME. JUDGE,
WILLIAM A. PORTER.,
PETLA.I)ELPIIIA
tea CABAL CO Mil sawirgit,
WESTI,,F,Y FROST,
OF FAVET - TE COUNTY
THE WEEKLY POST
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For this week will be found at our counter
to -day. It contains one of Sut L)vengood's
rich stories, and a variety of Editorial and
Local sews, Frith the Latest N , ‘‘s by tele
graph up to the hour of its issue, Weekly h
view of the Pittsburgh Mark, is and other
late Commercial News. Price tivo cents,
with or without wrappers.
All Honor to Cyrus W. Field !
The Mantic Teleg,raph Cable Laid
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF SCIENCE AND
PERSEVERENCE
About one o'clock yesterday, a brief mes
sago was sounded over the telegraph wires,
annotlneing that- the great project of laying
a telegraph cable across the Atlantic t)co.an,
had at last terminated in a triumphant -uc
cess. The following was the first ineq.a;,,,,
received
TRINITT BAY, August s.—Ttp:s l'itagars ;,;ts
arrived lizro, having slice-e5...41111y - the l'Oe
graph Cable. the chore end will be Ichd‘ .1 to-
morrow. The signals are perfect and the s.ue
cesa of the great andertsklug is now eonsii,4ed
perfect
In less, than an hour after, the fL.11,..\ ing
message was received from Cyrus IV. Field,
Esq., the leading spirit of this great ehtcr.
prise, and the man of all others to whose
persevering enterprise under great and appa
rently insurmountable difficulties, the n ork
has been successt ully accomplished
It will be observed that while there k
question that the Niagara has d,oe, ar,tl well
dc,ne, her part of the work, no trienti,.n
made of the Agamemnon. The t:=l . r ; .,rraptii,! ,ig
nals between the ships are kept up, hut no
mention is made that the Erigli , h vessel Las
reached her destined port. If she he:, not
done so, there can now be little doubt that she
will do so
The first message between the two worlds
will be from the Queen of England to the
President of the United States, and the second,
the Presidents Mply. We learn that Mr.
Buchanan was telegraphed yesterday at
Bedford Spring ,, , of the fact of the arrival of
Niagara, and tu•day the head of f ivi r _e British
Empire, and the Chief Magistrate s (1 the
Lmerican Republic will probably exchange
the greeting of. the Nations.
Air. Field may well feel proud of his achei v_
went. It will hereafter lie looked upon as
the great event of the present generation
He announces his success in modest terms to
his rejoicing fellcv - ,countrymen. The fallow
ing is his dispatch
TRINITY Bta, August 6.—The Atlantic Tzle-
graph Fleet, sailed from Qeenetown on Satar
-day, Jalyl7th and met in raid-ocean on the 2stli.
The cable was spliced at one o'clock, P. M on
Saturday, the 29th, and the vessels then sebara-
ted, the . Aeamenanon and the Valorous, bound
to Valentia, Ireland, and the Niazara and Gar-
don for this place, where tho latter, arrived yes-
terdr.y, and this morning the end of the et.ble
will be landed. It is 1698 nautical, ur 19Es/
statute miles from the telegraph house at the
head of Valencia harbor, and
,the telegraph
house, Bay of Bull's Arm, Trinity Bay, and for
more thwa two-thirds of the distance, the 15'
ter it °vit./Niro =diet in depth. The cable has
been paid out from the Agamemnon, at about
the same speed u from the Niagara. The elec-
tries' eignals are sent and received through the
whole cable perfect. The machinery for pay
ing cut the cable work,l meet eatiefactorily
and it was nzit stopped 1.. r a sins:le moment
Capt. Hudson, of th) Niagara, Me.ssrs.
ett and Woodhouse, die engineers, elaztriciqa9
wand officers of the ship, and, in fact, every roman
on beard the telegraphic fleet exerted himself to
the utmost to make the expedition successful,
and by the blessing of Divine Providence sue.,
seeded. After the end of the oebto he. 3 been
landed and Connected with the land tine of_tole-
graph, and the Niagara has discharge(' some of
the cargo belonging to the Telegraph Company,
she wi11• go to St. Johns for coals, and then
proceed at once to New York.
CYRUS W. FIELD
The Twenty.accond
The Butler Democratic Herald expresses
surprise that wo should have mentioned the
name of Jacob Zeigler, Esq., as a suitable
candidate for Congress in the twenty-second
district. It says that it is conceded in Butler
county, that John Graham, &q., is entitled
to the nomination. All right. We thought
— the Butler papers were a little slow in their
movements, and hence our suggestion. We
distinctly conceded to Butler county the right
to select the nominee. We have no wish to
dictate, but certainly have the right to
gest.
S i 121012 Points up.
. The Pittsburgh Gazette is in favor of Simon
Cameron for the Presidency in 1860. Is he
the favorite eon of the Know Nothing Repub
lican Old Line Whig party in Perinsylvanik?
We are inclined to the beliet that if this wily
politician insists upon the nomination for thi:
Presidency, he will succeed.
Mr.. Vernon Record
This periodical is devoted to the purchase
of the home and grave of Washington. It
could have no higher or worthier object.—
Why is it that in Pennsylvania, the birth place
of Independence, so little interest is manifest
ed in this important and patriotic subject.—
Will not western Pennsylvania move in the
matter? Why not Pittsburgh establish a
Braddock's FieFields`'.Association,and contribute
towards the purchase and payment of the
brave of Washington.
ME work of construction of the unfinished
part of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago road, west of Plymouth, is in rapid
progress, and .the grading and track laying
so far advanced as to insure the opening of
the road to Chicago, by the Ist of November
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LETTER. FROM STEPII. D. DILLAYE.
By the eastern mail we received the follow
ing letter from Stephen D. Dillaye, the dis
charged Appraiger General of the port of
New York, whom Mr. Hart chastised:
1. Resolved, That the Demoorats of Barks
_ county have unabated and undiminished confi-
NEW Y)ax, August 3,185 s.
deuce in James Buchanan. A statesman of ea
dats,E P. Barr, Esq , Editor Pet(sburqh Pout •—• larged experienco—a patriot of unsullied purity
Dear Sir :—On the first of July, under the beading —the exponent of true Democracy, re will
of "The `Fables Turned," yon pribliehed an articleyield in future as In the past, cordial, active nod
()barging me with " defrauding the government," ettici
, ent support.
. Resolved, That every measure of his adfuln•
with "dishonesty in making appreisements," with.
,si tration has been based on sound oonstitutional
mutilating records," with "extortion," itc.,
and Democratic principles. In Utah, suppress
"i.,c ,
/...e. Prceurnizg that you could have had no intcn” ing rebellion and treason—upon the ocean vin•
tion to do me injUatiCO, grave as the charges were, cleating the integrity and glory of our flag—pro
and that oon will be a 9 ready to exculpate me as tenting our weaker neighbors from the attacks
you were to nrenouzes me guilty, I send you to•day of seditious malcontents from within our bor
ders—and lastly, but chiefly, the settlement of
my reel;, containing the refutation of the charges
the ER.13`35.9 question upon thei.just principles of
alluded t , ,. You pill also Zee by the 11,rald of this
popular sovereignity, subject, however, to the
dote the esti:not , in which my reply is ',Ell I constitution and laws. These are acts which
I won a, (all and as Nil- a antics of my reply as add true glory and renown to as as a nation, and
yeti g'iv! to I.'na acotiftti' , llE , t , I Mr. (luthric. This I I endear the administration of James Buchanan to
hob- , ~ht b, erl..cct, end ,l, exit". every,. law-loving, law abiding and patriotic
A ~,• . I ,t, of yi - t: paptlr, C,rl.elnll , j, -1::h ~ - ..i:`P) 1 clto`n
AUGUSC 6. 1858
We pr 'less to edit an independent Demo
oratie journal Ad write and publish oLat
' seeineth to us good," whether it is - entirely
eatiefactory " to Mr. Stephen D. ltilltive or
not.
We received his tetimplilet Before we did his
letter, and unbiased by the t.,110 in which he
addressr.;s us, gare, in yesterday's P,s/, what
we deemed a " full and Eir notice of his
reply." We are rot Reensti.ined to have
disgraced New Yerk n office
boilers liseharg.i•d r t, us about
r; , tits " and K bat
srtld C,.r•V of ;air upini.,n
c.l k.is r, which Wt 2 tray
“ptios to such a degree tlr.it iy
'• see himself as others see him
Th.:: following precious production wa,h
picked up somewhere, and was doubtless
intended for the editor of the- 7rue Press,
although not directed to that impersonable
person. Inasmuch, however, as we do not
know this, and as it is a curious "piece of
ritin'." we will give it publicity, supposing
that the a.2compliehed author, .}fr. Lazarus,
will be gratified to get defore the public, this
once. We do not understand the paper fully,
but coppice that our sagacious and syrupa
thiring readers can make something out
of it
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SILIPHEN D. DILLAVi
'iTEREISTING LLTA.EIt
Jlr. —I would rcapec'ittily ask tor a atnall
.pace in your valuable aad widely circulated news
papar f tto purpuae replyin to euce of the vile
slindera ihnt have been started about EllO in o..nuea
tin with the late app•Antment of the United States
odicerz in this county.
Licin' retired F.:3 I de, and girin' my whelp stten-
Lien to tuy daily Gccupashuu, the sound of the dis
pctcs orueng the ulb , erable rabble of piotOssional
Felitic'eca and cth.'o hunters, Hardly ever reaches
my can.
But I was met tho other day by a mutual friend of
"Old Buck " and myself, and ho astonished me by
tellin me what the lyin slanderers have been siyin
about 11E—ard I thought it my duty to the President
and other fiends, to addroes a few lines to come ed
itor, t. put matters right befero the public, though I
never have appeared before. the people in that way.
Shortly after the inauguration, when Col. Samuel
Siamboodlo, Major Brawler and myself called on
Buel4,"—for I hr,ppennd to laa in Wa,bing•on then,
much to the it jwy of my businees s —he asked me
what be ought to do about the GI:TIZSE, here. I told
him candidly. as an old friend would tell another,
that I would have nothing to d..) with the matter, as
I lid not want to ell any and tha he know 'd
the men that ought to be appointed in Pennnylvania
just as well a.s any Luau in the State.
. 4 I thy eppeintmeLte awe not made ter Acme thee,
Set. trot periciee ware to ms about them,
kLawin' I waft a eenfidential friend of " O.d DUOS,'
and or.e feller, who wanted the Allegheny Post Office,
I. believe., had the impudence teweite me that my
"efferts in his favor weal& be suitably requited." I
feat hurt and angry at the beau insinuation that
money would buy my influence. Lam a poor man,
it is true, and have nothing but what I make by my
daily labor and my little business to depend on, but
the idea of buying me to advise an old friend to put
any chap into office was au infamous offer, which I
could not be blamed fur resietin' and resentin'. I
have his letter yet makin' the disgraceful proposition.
Well, as lives detained in Washington longer than
I expected,—greatly injurp' my business,—l got
some other letters about OJECES. Another chap in
Allegheny thought I was to be secared in another
way, and so he hod we nominated for a paltry little
office that I didn't wart, and then hinted that I
asked him to have it done. Any Ono that knows me
knows that it weu:d be a loss to ins and destruction
to my business to take any such office, even if there
had been no bribe intended. So I was glad to find
that the man vela) made the base attempt was not
ra-iippinted by the President. Of course that fuller
is now one of my bitterest slanderers.
When the name of my young friend, John C. Dutio,
won mentioned no Pll , O , star to Meet Anderson in
the Post Office, I wite at home hard at work, as I
usually am, and a friend called to get me to go to
Ww.hiegten about it. 1 wld him it would be impos
e:6.c to arad that though I was well ac
,Aus:ntr.t with Dann, who was a worthy young Dem
ocrat, I Coalti LA get away to help him. However,
I was finally induced to go and stay a few months,
and talk to the President on the matter. I told
"Old Back" that he was a talented young feller,
who had once been an editor, and worked hard for
him, and that be was the author of all the resole.
Hens that had been passel in the county cmventions
for several years—some of which I shelved him. It
is not for sae to say that I had any influence in pro
curia' the appointment tar my young friend, for the
President generally attends to his own affeirs—but
I must say that I was delighted with his selection—
for Mr. Dunn is a young man of fine talents and
manners and habits, well known to the people, a
good Leconapton man, and recommended strongly by
both Col. Stambomile and Major Brawler.
I hardly know whether it is worth while to allude
to the monstrous charge that I am to receive a per
oentage from the incumbents in Pittsburgh and
Allegheny °faces. The charge Is so absurd and
outrages that I had concluded to pass it by. It I
teas not known as a hard workin' man, attentive to
my business, never mixin' in politics, never intrignin'
for anybody—if I was not always to be found et my
home, not knowin', nor earth', who was layin' round
Washington, borin' for offices—these base and cow
ardly slanderers might have some color or foundation
for their contemptible lies. But when it is known
that I never meddle in such matters, havin' no taste
for trickery of any kind—and when it is Gown that
I have not been at Washington pore than twelve of
the seventeen months that Old Buck has been Presi
dent, this base slander must recoil on its inventors.
I beg, Mr. Editor, you will give a plain Democrat
a hearin' in your exeollebt noospaper. This writin'
is a new thing to me, for I want to live quiet and
retired. Soule other time, perhaps, if the vitooper
ators do not cease, I may publish some letters In my
poseesbi.n showin' how tar these fellers have gone
and exposin' these schemes to injure me and the
President. Respectfully yours,
DRED LAZAEI 8.
IMPORTANT T 3 us —The election of J. Edgar
Thomson, President of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, to be the President of the
Pittsburgh Fart Waylie, and Chicago Railroad
Company, is a circumstance of no small im
portance to the business interests of this city.
There is every hope that the latter road will be
completed early in autumn. There will then bo
a through line to Chicago straighter and shorter
than that which -leads from New York. The
former management of the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne road sympathised with the Pennsylvania,
of which it was indeed a most valuable adjunct,
and is destined to become still more valuable
upon the completion of the work. If both
are under one direction the policy of each will
assimulate in harmony, so that both may be man
aged with the supervisory wisdom which will
best accord with the prosperity of Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and Chicago.—Phila Sunday Dis,v.
—Said A romou to an old maid, my husband
Li not BD good a husband 1143 ho should be, but
he is a powerful eight hotter than none.
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Berke Oonnty Resolutions
The following resolutions were passed at
the annual county meeting on Thursday, Au
gust :id, rtt the Court House, Reading:
;. .I.:csclved, That in hie Cabinet, the i'lelidcut
of the United States bas the advice and ct , uusel
(..f 'mi . ! statesmen, ddv3ted to the bast intereAs
of the several departments committed to their
charge, and that, as Pennsylvania Democrats,
we point with pride to Jereraich S. Black, the At
y Oeneral as one in all respects the equal of
the great lawyers who have been his predeces
sors
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4 Resolved, That the thanks of the Detnocra
ay are due to those Democrats in the last session
Cmgress, who grappled with and settled the
Kansas question under the Just terms and con
ditlons of the English bill, which should be re
ceived and acquiesced in by every true Democrat
as afi settlement of the slavery question in
the halls cf Congress and elsewhere.
5 Resolved, That we cordially endorse end ap
prove of the course of our Representative in
C6rogress, the Mi . ,' J 13boacyJonee. Firm :mil
decided, truly Dernovatic and unawed by the
abuse of faction, he has stood in the floors of
Congress the able exponent of the views of his
own constituency and of the National Adminis
tration. His able discharge of the responsibili
itic3 of his position 08 thO,Chairlllen of tho Coui
mittec of Ways and Means, and his truly - ination•
al course 01 al subjects, have endeari4 him to
the true Demnraoy of the Union, anewc, his
immediate constituents, owe him, therotere
our, hearty continued support.
Rssolved, That in the election of William F.
Packer, as Governor of Ponnirilvank, the peo
ple secured the services of cue well yunliticd, by
experience and ability, to admiuister the affairs
of State. By a strict sillierenoe to a truly Den,
ocratic policy, State and National, he will centre
upon him Cue respect and cordial support of the
Democracy of Berks county.
7 Resolved, That the appointment of our fel
low citizen, the lion. William M Heister, to
the °time of Secretary of State, was a merited
compliment to his fitness, integrity and fibiLty,
and is received by the Diimocrats of Berke as
an evidence that their services wore duly tippro•
Mated
That W:111.1m A Porter, ror can
didate for the Supreme Bench, aril iajestley
Frost, cur candidate for Canal Commissioner,
possess all the requisite qualifications to perform
the duties of the offices for which they are can
-I:dates, and as the Representatives of the prin
ciples of the Convention which nominated them
are entitled to our active and united support.
9. ReBul red, That revenue, is the only legiti
mate object for which duties can be imposed by
Congress on imports ; but with that object in
view it is the duty of llovernment to so discrim
inate in favor of our own manufactures, as to so•
cure to them the greatest possible benefit; and
the present tariff being entirely inadequate to
meet the demands of the Treasury and to liqui
date the public debt, we recommend such imine•
diate modification as will secure these objects.
19. Resolved, That while we approve of the
general policy, uhicill soggested the expediency
of a sale of the Slate Works, yet teat approval
was based upon the principles embodied in the
following resolution, adopted by the County
Nleetiug iu August, 1557, to which we still ad-.
here and which we heoeby ratify, viz:
" That the prcceeds of the sale of the Main
Lille (State Works) should be appropriated to the
ttly legitimate purpose, the payuiegt of the
Stets debt. Any project which would divert
them. ;miler whatever pretext, from this end,
should be oppose:: ahil denounced by every true
Democrat."
11. Resolved, That the recent disclourcs of
the fraudulent means by which a number of
B Mkavvero - organised under chadors grauted - hT
the Legislature of this State, demonstrate the
soundness of the Democratic doctrine in regard
to corporations. We, therefore, reassert our !In
alterable attachment to the wise and prudent p'ol
icy on this subject, laid down and adhered to by
that true Democrat and sagacious governor; the
lamented Shunk.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this mooting
be published in the Democratic papers cf this
county, Washington Union, Harrisburg Patriot
and Union, Pennsylvanian and Argus, Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh Post
Our information from the Washington,
Fayette, and Greene Congressional District,
eolifirms the belief that Hon. William Mont
gomery will be elected by a large majority.
Llo walks over the course like a-giant.
Two years ago, at the election for Congress
men in Missouri, the vote in the St. Louis
district, which . is composed of St. Louis city
and county, was as follows :
Reynolds, (Democrat)
Kenneth, (K. N.) .
Blair, (Preis Soil,)
Blair's majority over Kenneth, •188
At the election on Monday the candidates
were Barrett, (hem.,) Blair, (Rep.,) and
Breckenridge, (K. N.) The Democratic can
didate has been elected by a handsome ma
jority. Mr. Barrett is a democrat of the
very first order. His election is a glorious
triumph for the Democracy. Ile was most
bitterly opposed by the combined elements
of Know Nuthingism and Black Republican
ism, and his triumph may be looked upon as
the prestige of success which must continue
to attend the principles of the National De
mocracy.
—The yellow fever is on the increase in New
Orleano
—lt is an admitted feet that the Circuses and
other travelling shows which have been peram
bulating in the Western country this season,
have all lost money. The panic of last year has
induced the people to save their quaiters, to the
grcat'inoanvenienoo of Mr. Morrpmen and his
motley crow.
—A fellow who got ((Milk on oleetion day,
said it was owing to his great effort' to put down
" party spirit."
—The man who was "moved to tears" com
plains of the dampness of the premises and
wishes to move bank again•
—Lord )(lobar(' Grosvenor, Lord Henry Cav
endish, and the Hon. Mr. Ashley, left St. An
thony, Minnesota, on a buffalo haul in the wilds
of Dacotab. They will be absent in the wilder-
ness some six. months.
—There are upon the law and equity oalendere
in. New York City nine thousand case, involving
property to the value of $50,000,000.
—Hun. Rufus Choate's phisieians insists on
temporary abstenenoe from'all labor, as eseetial
to his restoration to health.
—The number of bales of cotton shipped from
Memphis from July let 1857, to June 30, 1858,
was 238,081, at an estimoted value of 11,654,
050,
—George Brown Esq., the editor of, the Toron
to Globe, has accepted the position o Vrenner in
the new ministry just appointed in Canada.
—ln the last volume of his history, recently
published, Bancroft pronounces what we cannot
help but think is a hard judgment on' Spinel
Johnson. He accuses the groat lexicographer
with being the hireling of the British Ministry;
denies him to genuis , blames him for his physi
cal dread of death, and sneers at what he cane
" the ostensatious pomp of his morality." As
Johnson has always been considered pre,eminent
among the men of his day, not only for intellect
but fo r sturdy honesty, this sweeping condom_
nation deserves, and wiil receive, very general
attention.
Congrises.
The St. Louts Election.
VARIOUS TIIIEtiOS
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TM LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Laying of the Telegraph °able...
How the News was Received.
Boob:mutt, August 5 publication of
the despatch from Trinity Bay that an electric
current had been established across the Atlantic
struck. the people like a clap of thender out of
a clear eky. In view of the previous experi
ments they had consigned the Attautio Telegraph
to the category of impossibilities. They were
first astounded and incredulous, but recovering
from their suprise admitted the fact and eulogis
tically speculated on the benefioient conse
quences of the enterprise.
PFULADELPIIIA, August s.—The laying of the
telegraph cable caused a great excitement and
rejoicing here, though some still doubt the sue
'
cess of the enterprise.
At Harrisburg, the obi State house bell, all
the church, depot and factory bells were rung
in rejoicing.
CINCINNATI, August 5 --ThETe was great re
exeih meta (.11 itl i.t.eipt of the
news of the kfA larding cf the 'ol_tle telegraph.
Toe telegraph .ATior.B were brilliantly illuminate.'
at I.lt.lumbu4, Dayton and Wheeling.
I.)sTimir, Aagmit 5 —Great rejoicing was
caused by the sueccsrful recut. of the Atlantic
telograph. enterprise. The telegraph office war
brilliantly illuminated.
Cuicatio, August 5 —Oaa hundred guns are
now being, fired in honor of the successful laying
of tho telegraph by the Atlantic telegraph fleet.
BA.r.rDIORIt, August 5 —Thu naves of the lay
ing of the cable pr diced intense interest here.
There is great anxiety to hear further from it.
NEW Vora, August 5 —An unexampled sen
sation was created by the news of the successful
laving of tiro Atlantic telegraph cable. The tel
egraph office will he illuminated to-morrow night.
The intelliget_ee gives universal satisfaction.
At Qaebec, :%I , •ntreal, and throughout the
pro%inces generdlly, the news of the union with
the mother c has been receive .1 with en
thusiasm.
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Iti'ußt.W.ll.7R, \IA , Auguet —Tho news of
the auccesj tit' the Atlautio te'egraph was re
cheer,,. A salute of ono huudred
gene will be fired to-morrow.
Hie'lour!! Er.lection.
Sr. Louis, August 5 —Montour county gives
Reid, for Conuess, from 40 to 60 ,majority.
Saline county Fiver Woodson 1:30 majority and
Pettis county 200 majority. Four townships in
Liuocln cuunty give Anderson 127 majority over
Henderson
Second Congre , sional Distr:ot, St. Charles
county, gtv..t, Aroirison 2c7 majority ; Andrian
e..)Linty I-7 taij)rity ; Montgomery county 92
majority ; Boone county, it is reported, give- ,
maj,nty f r Reid ; LZ;i3 cite, iris repotted,
gives 642 majority for Woodson. Sixth District:
Osscory;.de county, gives Richardson 29 1 ; majority
over Phelps.
First Congressional District: Calloway county
gives Anderson-1329 majority ; Pike county 97;
13Jone county .t,:f3 Fifth Congressional Dis
trict : Morgan county giros Woodson 83 major
ity ; Cooper county 126 majority ; Saline county
163 : Pettis county 113; Lafayette county, re
ported, 642. Seventh District : Madison county
400 majotity for Woodson ; Washington county
429 ; Nr. Frarmis county 244 Sixth District:
in Osage county Phelps has a large majority ; in
St. Clair county Phelps has a largo majority ,
iireen county gives fl.ioardsen 200 runjot ity
From Wa.uhington
WASHjS TON CITY, August s.—The Nets , Or
isons papers resolved by mail furnish tho fol.
lowing :
The Waco Southerner rays that sewn bands of
Camauche Indians combid f the purpose
of waging a war upon the whites, who are rally
ing to repel them.
The Gelvest.:m Civilian says that from present
indinatioee toe cotton piceing will be general
throughout Texas by the let of August. Unless
en extraordmary calamity interferes the crop
will be by far the largest ever produced in
Texas. The estimates for the next year's re
ceipts at this port alone will be 20,000 bales.
The Victoria Advocate says that the weather
is favorable for the crops and splendid for the
cotton ern. The corn yield will be more than
an ave,rage.
Tampico advices to the 19th had been received
at New tirleane. The governate„t trooi.3 under
Gen. Nuramen had triumphed over the insurrec
tionary forces at goeratero. but wevpsubr:e
,27ttentty defeated Gen. Pueblita, the constitu
:Hennlist, while retreating from Guanajuato, was
attacked by Gen. Lobos Zelog.guis.ta, from Ce
lap His forces were routed, and many others
wore takEil priJOZ3LS. T."(7,eblita V 63 subse
quently and sumniar'ly exeauted There has
been an outbreak in the district of Sierra Huns
leoa in favor of the constitutionalist:l, and U n.
Merino, of Tampico, had left that city 17ith six
hundred meu to endesvor to suppress it. Pre
vio-its to starting be issued a proclamation effer
lug an amnesty on ooncitOon of the surrender et'
their arms.
l'he steamer of war Guerro was at To.mpioo ae
a means of defense for the harbor.
(den. Vidauri intended to send from San La's
Potobi two thousand men against Guanajuato,
and four thousand more were to leave San Luis
on the 12th of July for the Capitol. Gen. Cara
vajal was on the road between Tampico and Tas•
easeque, cutting eff the communioation with the
interior.
ST. Louis, August 5.—A despatch from St.
Joseph, dated the 21, says that the Salt Lake
mail has arrived, but it brings no news of im
portance. Order and quiet had been restored
throughout Utah, and the Mormons had ex
pressed themselves highly pleased with the Ter
ritorial affairs. Upon Gen. Jwhnson's entrance
into the city the few remaining Mormons lied.
Commissioners Po well and M'Culloeh assigned
them freo passes at Fort Laramie en route for
home. Johnson has issued a proclamation pro - -
hibiting soldiers and citizens from disturbing the
Mormons or their cattle, nor were any troops al
lowed to enter the city under any pretext. The
rivers on the route are all high. The Indians are
quiet.
Nomination of S. S. Cox
Cocon.4.rr, August b.—The Demooratie Con
gressional Convention at Columbus to-day nomi
nated-S, S. Cox for Congress, by acclamation.
Meeting of Railroad Ticket Agents.
CLEVELAND, August 5.—A meetleg of general
ticket agents was hold to-day. Most of the
western roads refused to acquiesce in the ar
rangements of the last Cleveland convention.
a-
The Zleetlon In Kansas.
ST. Louis, Ang. s.—Dates from Leavenworth
of the sd, per 11. S. Express to Boonsville on
the 4th, state that the whole vote in this city, on
:the proposition for the admission of Kansas as a
I State, was 1749, of which 139 were for proposi
tion accepted, and 1600 for proposition rejected.
This is the largest vote ever polled in this
city. The election, with the eseeptioll of a alight
disturbance in the Second ward, passed off with
the utmost propriety, and without a notible in
cident. At Kickapoo precinct there were ninety
votes oast for the proposition, and fifty-three
against it.
Gen. Barney returned to the Fort to-day.
Barry's battery will reach the Fort to morrow.
itcoriaasee slotiesid Bitters.
Tho press of the country has been particularly loud
in the praise of the Bitters. Among the many no
tic-es, we offer the following to an impartial public :
" It is a well ttewn foot that we do not puff po
tent medicines, and that we but seldom advertise
them, but Bcerheave's Holland Bitters (woes to us
endorsed in such a manner, as a specifie for the dis
eases it professes to cure, that wo not only advertise
it, but give it this favorable notice unasked by the
proprieter....Handle Zeitung. N. Y.
The Philadelphia Argue, in speaking of the let
exhibition hold in that city by the Franklin insti
tute, says
" In noticing medicines, we are alwaye extremely
cautious, unless satisfied of the merits of the article.
Among thoso exhibited is the celebrated Holland Bit
ters.- This medicine has bean extensively introduced
into every State in the Union, and into the Canadian
Provinces, principally within the last two gears.
Tho exhibition shows:testimonials in every language
known in America, string which we, notice one from
the late Hon. John M. Clayton,.of Delaware."
"Bmrhave's Holland Bitters are an invaluable
remedy in all cases of dyspepsia. They impart a
strong healthy WOO to the stomach, and are the best
renovators :of the system generally.—Chi. Bulletin.
Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion, by which
all persons are more or less affected, can 'smelly b e
cured by taking moderate exercise, wholesome food,
and a dose of Bcerhaves Holland Bitters one hour
befortt caolptrieal,"-:-Ba/CA'un.
"Ikerhav's Hollsid Bitters for Dyspepsia. Head
ache, Loss of Appetite;Nervons Debility, and cdl di e .
eases consequent upon a disoidered stomach and liv
er. This article is very favorably known threiugh.
out the West, and is regularly
. pFescribed by some
of the most distinguished phystmans."-=-Phi7. Led.
"There can be so better remedy for Indigestion,
Heartburn end Loss of Appetite, than iwrhave's
Hellandcliitters."- -- Niehiga n Aegueci'•
Caution !—Be careful to ask Ealave's Holland
Bitter,. Bold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for 14,
by the sole Proprietors, Benjamin Page, Jr:, do Co.,
N 0.27 Wood street, between Firsct4lSecond streets,
and Druggists generally. -
from Utah.
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ODTAPE worm CURED BY DR. M'LANE'S 081.-
EBRATBD VERMIFIIGE.
A certain lady in this city testifies that, after using Dr.
APLane's Vermifage, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pitts
burgh, she passed a tape worm ten inches long; and has no
hesitation In recomniending it to every person afflicted with
worms; as, in her opinion, it far excels every other remedy
now in use T.he name of the lady, and further particulars,
can ba learne3 by calling on Mrs. gtedie,Alardui.*
or E. L. Theall, Diuggist, corner of llntger and Monroe eta'
4+17 - Purchasers willibe,carefnl to ask for nrusas,
CELEBRATED VERMIFOVE., manufactured by FLEMING
Bit Uri. of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vermifages in com
parison are worthless. Dr. Maine's genuine Vermlfage
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all re•
spectable drag stores. Nersgeresintitrilltat the sfpaatxrs (if
481 ans - Iwdew FLEMIN. BROB.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VINEGAR!
VINEGAR!!
We would respectfully announce to the public that, hay
log recent improvements and enlarg,taenta, we are now
prepared to sell pure Vinegar as low as our neighbors, and
our Vinegar has never had eeen the came e l being drugged,
like some others in the market, we venni respectfully in.
vile dealera to give oa a call, and try our Vinegar.
S. B. BARNES & CO., No. 189 First at.,
Between Smithfield and Grant.
T il RE SHIN() MACIIINES.—
FAR NIERS
Wishing Threshing Machines,
Lag 15VITED TO EXAMLNE OUR
OELEBRATED IMPROVED RkILWAY HORSE POWER
THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,
Which with two horses and four hands will thresh from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred and twenty-five bushels
of Wheat or Rye, and doable the amount of Oats, Barley or
Buckwheat per day. Price, complete, $l6O. Per further
information or circulars, address
WARDROP, sTour tz WILLIAMS,
!Manufacturers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
atie:ltdaw4t
mOitTGAUE CONSTRUCTION • BOND,
AT AUCTION—On TUESDAY EVENING, August
Will, at 8 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54
Fifth street, will be sold: one Coupon 7 IA cent. Mortgage
Construction Bond, convertible for $lOOO, issued by the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company,
latereet payable July and January, in New York, and re
deemable, January let, 1887
au6
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.-
Ou TUESDAY EVENINti, Ar.guat 10th, 1868, u• 8
o'ckelt, at the Commercial Salc.ii Rooms, No. 64 Fifth street,
will be
Shared M. it M. Bank of Pittnburgh.
du do Pitts., Ft. Wayne and Ohlcag.) 11. R. Co.
20 do Monongahela Insurance Company.
P. M. DAVIS( Auctioneer
QIXTLI WARD PROPERTY, AT AUD
1,...) TION—On TUESDAY EVENING, August 10th, at 8
o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64 Fifth street,
will be sold : those two valuable lots of ground, situate near
the corner of Clarke and Crawford streets, each having a
front of 22 !oat 2 iechee ou Clarke street, and extending
back 72 feet. Title indisputable. Tome cash.
anti P, M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Itt A NOES —5O t (Ass Messina Oranges
kir joat r‘oelved nod fur Iltdo by
RHYMER A ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood etteet,
611. .ot.posite the St. Obarloa Hotel
boxes Sicily Lemons, jus
ILA rec,lved and for sale by
RV/ HER & AFIARSON,
No. 89 Wood street ;
auB °wake SL Charles HoteL
DICTOILIAI, WINDOW SCREENS.--A
IL now, bosatifill and cheap article, designed for the ex
cluding of insects, of all kinds, from passing through win
down when the sash le raised, and at the acme time admit ,
ting a free current of air. They are got up in a. variety of
beautiful scenes, au+ are ornamental ae well as useful—fir
sale wholesale and retail, at 20 and 28 St. Clair strott, by
J. 8 If. PHILLIPS,
rice Sole Agent for klanufacturere in Pittsburgh.
QYRiI PS.-
60 bble choke ficlien Syrup;
Itaatuick'sFirst quality PyrnP:
75 " Jamey' Sugar HOUSE) Cdolatiie..
IL storo eud for sale by MILLER 2/ ILICRETSON,
anti Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty a real
EFINED SUOARS.-
AN 30 bbla Loverlng'a Crushcd, Fine and Coarse Pulver
11641 Sugar;
20 bids Lovertog's "A" Coffee Crushed Sugar ;
36 " aw,
Id " "C" Yellow—lu stcro and for sale by
MILLEIR 1310KETSON,
and Noe. 221 and 223 Liberty street.
I'IUES.-
iGosgs ti rain Popper
" Al!spire —in store Rut for sale
by MILLER & ItIPKETBON,
end Nos. 221 and 223 I iberty street.
rrioßicco.-r75 boxes, assorted brands, s's,
ja. B's, aid 1O Tobacco, uow landlug, and for sale by
MILLER k RIC.Kr2BOB.I,
and Nos. t odd :.23 Liberty strOet.
(3AR} ETP6 Scotch Snu!
Euhcr's hod Liver Oil,
She. Liquorice,
Oa kb Liqnorice,
Turrienti na,
eeru Starch.
Fur '4ala B. L. FAHNESTOCH CO,
nue No. 60 corner Wood and Fourth streets.
JUST OPENED—llandsoir.a Dark Prints,
Lancaster tlinahanno, Ticking!, Clients, Unbleached
Muslin, Shirting Muslin, Utah Linen, etc.
O. LIANEON OVE.
(Foinierly Love Brothers,)
and 76 Illeilret street.
; 9
liron City Couattieretial College,
11.rizoa.:gh, Pa.— Chartered, 1855.
300 STUDINTS AITSSIDING, JANUARY ; 1858.
Now the largest and moat thorough Commercial School
of the United Statts.
Young Men Prepared for Actual Duties of the (bunting Rmm.
J 0. BMITIL A. Id, Prufetne): of Boa-Keeping and
Science of Accounts.
A. T. DOUTEIETE, Teacher of Arithmetic and Commercial
Calculation.
J. A. IIEYDRICK. and T. C. JENKI NS Teachers of Book.
Keeping.
ALEX COWLEY, and W. A. MILLER, Professors of Pen•
mauship.
Single and Diablo Entry Bouk-Keeplug, es need In every
department of Business. Commercial, Arithmetic, Rapid
Business Writing, Detecting Counterfeit Money, Mercantile
Correspondence, Commercial Law, aro taught, and all other
subjects necessary for the success and thorough educ Won
of a practical business man.
TWELVE PREMIUMS,
Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh for the past three
years, also in Eastern and Western Cities, for beet Writing,
.far Ann NOT FOB ENGRAVND WORK, 1;1
IMPORTANT INFORM ATION.
Students enter at any time—No vacation—Time unlimited
—Review at pleasure—Graduates assisted in obtaining sib
uatione—Tultion for Full Commercial Connie, s3ls—Averttge
time 8 to 12 works—Board, 82,00 per week—ntationery, $0
—Entire cost, $BO to $7O.
Lee Ministers' eons received at half price.
For Card—Circular—Specimens of Business and Orna
mental Writing—lnclo I) two stamps, and address
F. W. JENKINS,
aub Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
TAMES C. RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
AGENT and BILL BROKER, No. a Fifth siren.
LAND FOR BALE--115 acres of Land, situate in North
Fayette township; improvements good, ninety acres clear
ed, balance fine Timber, Coal and Limestone in great abund
ance, well watered, twelve miles from Pittsburgh and near
Nobleatown, will bo sold at a great bargain.
Apply to JAMIE O. RICILEY,
any No. 65 Fifth street.
---
OUT OF THE ClTY.—,Persons desirous
of residing out of the city, can purchase two frame
dwelling houses pleasantly situated on Chaanntestreet,Law
renceville, each house contains 6 rooms and cellar, a garden
of fruits, Bowers and shrubbery. All In complete order.
Will be sold together, or separately to snit purchasers.
Apply to S. CUTHBERT & SON,
aus 61 Marked street.
TO LET live Dwelling Houses.
S. CIITIMERT A SON,
Eta, 61 Market street
11 1=1, 1 THE BEST AND -
tg.",747A; CHEAPEST 1 1 1 NEG Blt fa sell 01757"4.,1
fr lug at the most extensive YIN
ikrtM ff ' 4 7- MAR WAREHOUSE in the
. EzS=rt
.timmon West. This house now sap- =mum
plies, and has for the last tengemititlps
• ,„ • years, more than oneohalf of „„'.
:10
' ROL, the Pittsburgh grocers, and *alaratt --
4
.05L , .5- ,. ...,-- 4- every other clty in which It has
been introduced. A. BALLOU, 148 Water street,
ans:lydkw
COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
OP lIVEHY DUCHIPTION
CARD?, HANDBILLS, _ BILLEIBADEI,
POSTERS, LEGAL BLANKS
COLOILED _ BILLS,
PAPER BOOKS FOR LAWYERS,
PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed In Ito neatest mannor, promptly and at CHEAP
RATES, by
BABJ & MYERS,
LOCKS 1 CLOCKS 11 CLOCKS I-
We are offertn4 our entire stock of Eight Day and
One Day, Mantle, Office and Church Clocks, at a very small
advance on coot, to make room for our fall Mock.
REISZMAN k td*IYBAN,
No. 42 Fifth street,
ani Agents far tbo celebrated Ame.ricen Watcheq.
A MERIPAN WATCHES=2-Juar 'reeeived
Alpe,
ono dOzen of Moe() very degtrabla Wapchee, at from
$35 to $55, iu heavy silver hunting cases. Every Watch
given on trial for one year. About 100 different patterns of
(lock!! timing out, at mall advance on coat.
HEINEMAN i• EtnnAlq,
- No 42 Sifth ancet,
an 4 Agentrfor the Bosto - a Watch Factor Factor
CIGARS--Ailother genuine
Ba
yana Capp, raceind thta day by
409. VLEMING,
ans Comer Diamond awl Market isb,
T 00K AT THE - - 110IISES.---Nii:: 17 Eidott
.1.4 street., house of 7ivoree. Price,- $ 1 . 800 ,. •
o.
No. 66 Marion street, bows or 7 roovitior taiA„„
N 31 Olatk atroot, near Carpenter's alley , i a l ' V'''''''
For sale
by; 13. OUTELBSIIT &JON,
an 3 1 SA Milkdittrint.
„~.~;.
Nzw Yous, Auguat 2, 1852.
VIN EGARIII
P. M. DAvi9 , Auctioneor
between t'mi!Wield and
MORNING POST JOB oFFion,
&NEB OP WO:D AND PIPTII
fA
•,:‘,•••. • ' •.•
;4?
ST5* , • )r,
::Tja 4:4
A CARD FROM DR. JAMES M. eTii It-
Atty.—my
ItXTT, OP THE NEW TORS LUNG INFIRM
above Inetitntion, as Chief Physician, and a twilit) years'
connection" for the past eight years - with the ;
course of }steady devotion to the Cure of Pulmonary Con
eupaption and its kindred diseasiel, together with my nu.
rivalled °ppm tunitiea and advantage of pathological research
:—aided not a little by a perfect system of Medfca/ inhoic
lionahas enabled me to waive ate decisive, direct and suc
easeful course of treatment.for the positive and radical cure
of all diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and Air-Pas:ages. By
Inhalatien;lho vapor and curative properties of medicines
are directly adresaed to the aiseaaed organs and the integu•
kind, to the exclusion of general treatment;
ment Ido not adviao the wept Medical Inhalation of any
and although I
consider it a useful adjuvant in the proper management of
those fearful and often fatal disease's, yej deem it very no.
cossary that each patient should havesethe benefit of both
gereral and local treatment. The success of my treatment
in the above diseases, and the high character of the Inetitn•
Lion oVer - which I have SG long had - the honor to preaide,aro
too well known to need any eulogy or comment from me.
At the 'solicitation of many private and professional friend.,
through whose philanthropic old the above charity has been
long
g concluded toliberally
supported, and after duo consideration, I
havee make such arrangements as will bring '
the benefits of my experiments and treatment within the
reach of all, and not confine myself, as heretofore, to those
only who entered the Infirmary, or who wore able to visit
will ineat e v m e Y eirer
office.iropingtherefore that the arrangement
satisfaction, both to my professional breth
ren and the public, I would respectfully announce in con
clusion, that I con now be onsulterlpersona2ty or by - lelter,on
all diseases as above, and that the medicines, the tame an
need in the Institution, prepared to suit each individual
case. inhaling Vapors, Mailcal Inhalers, do., dc., will be
forwarded by express to any part of the United States or
the Canadas. 'rants—My terms of treatment by letter are
as follows, viz: $l2 per month for each patient which will
include medicine sufficient for one month's use; also, In.
haling Vapor and an inhaling Apparatus. payment as fel.
lowa : $6 to bei paid to Express Agent on recehit of the box
of Medicine, and the balance $6 at the expiration of the
month, if the pad. nt be cured or is entirely satisfied with
the treatment. Patience, by giving a full history of their
cane, and their symptoms in full, can be treated se well by
letter as by personal examination. Patients availing them
selves of Dr. Jarrers treatment may rely upon immediate
an I permanent relief, es he seldom has to treat a case over
thirty days. Letters for advice promptly answered. For
further particulars, address
JAMES M. JARBETT,II. D.,
No. 823 Broadway, cor. Twelfth St., N. Y.
P. S.—Physician's and others visiting the city are re•
spectfully invited to call at the Infirmary, where many
interestiag cases can be witnessed, and where our int
proved apparatus for the inhalation of medicated vapor
can be seen and inspected. jy3o:6m
F IRST INTROi UOED JULY, 1849.
A. L. ARCHAMBAULT'S
Portable Steam Hoisting and Pumping Engine,
Oa Whatla, from 3to SO horse power. Also, Farm En•
&nu, and Saw Mill Drivera, 3to SO horse. Engines alwaya
on hand. Manufactory, 111th El. Ilazillton Street.
Jy3o:3mtlaw
A. H. C. BROCKEN,
No. 22 Cliff Street, Ede York,
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS SYRINGES, HONREOPATHIC
VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Oliva Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, Photo
gt sphere, etc. Orten Glass Ware by the package. A 'ibex..
al discount made to the trade. Ordsrs from Country Drug
gists and Deniers solicited. Price Lists aant on applica
tion. jy3o:Btu
OTICE.—The Co-Partnership of BACA
. LEY, COSGRAVE tic CO. expired by limitation, on
the first instant. The bugaboo/ will be. CI ntiuued by W.
BAGALEY, at 18 and 20 Woud street, who will settle up the
business of the late firm. W. BAGALISY,
JOHN 8. COSURAVE.
Pittsburgh, July 22d, 1858.—Jy23df
WILLIAM BAGALEL
! K OLESALE GROCER
No. IS and 20 Wood Street,
jy23: tf
LAND WARRANTS.
WE WILL LOCATE
LAND WARRANTS
ON MINERAL
IN MISSOURI,
Lai JIOU SELECTION°
WILLIAM F11.§.E..E1l & CO.,
Jones' Building,
Jy26:lotdlw 67 Fourth Ateet
MANSFIELD 'PROPERTY AT AUC
.AMA. TlON.—Tiunsubscriber will offer at Pithtic Sale, on
Lae premises, in the village of Manifle:d, in Upper St. Clair
township, on atoNimV, August 2d, 1115 S, at 2 o'clock, P.
ISL, Ten Lots of Ground, being Nos. 5,6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 19 and 20, la Mary Sheridan's Plan of Lots, recorded
in the Recorder's Office, of Allegheny County, in Plan Book,
Vol. 2, Page 69.
The thriving village of Mansfield is beautifully situated
on Chartiere Crook, In the midst cf a t ich fanning country,
about 6 miles from Pittsonrgh, by the Notdoetown Mph
Road.
A plan of the Lots may be seen at th rift .3e of Miteltel
Palmer, Attorneys at Law, No. bi Fifth strect, Pittsburgh.
Terms at sale. GEOPAL IL DODGE,
SEWING
THE $2O AND $4O
DOUBLE LOOK STITCH
SEWING 'MACH' NES
Are now on Exhibition, at the
HOSIERY STORE OF
MR. DALY,
NO. 20 rEE'TH STRIdET,
These Machines are admitted to be the best in market for
family use, making an elastic double thread stitch, ahich
will not rip t van if every fonrth stitch ha cut. It is the
only low priced double thread Machine in market. Orders
will be received and promptly filled by
M. DALY, Agent,
No. 20 Fifth street, on the corner of Market alley,
Pittacturgh, Pa.
Aar' NOTION—M. DALY, on the corner of Fifth street
and Market alley, is the only one of the name in business
on this street. jylb:ly
Summer Lager Beer.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
inform his friends and the public in general, that he
Is in the daily receipt of this delicious Beer, from the well
known Brewery of J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, It having
been pronounced to be the best that was manufactured here
for many years, CLEAR, TASTE.PUL and PUltil. (Bye me
a call and try it. JOHN ROTH,
ap24.11 At his old stand, he. 2ti Diamond:
piANos I PIANOS !
'4 6
Au additional stook of Piano Fortes from, T
ho colobrat..xl Factoriea of
lIMMMM
NUNNS & CLARK, NEW YORK
Liao just Leon receNed, and the at:within of pnreaxibro di
rooted' thereto. ii. BEW,
Sole Agents for the shove culabrateJ Piaooo,
No. 53 Fifth street.
B OYS'
SUMMER SUITS,
AT VERY LOW PRICES, AT
011 ESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
jy 31 Corner Wood erect and Diamorlall.y
AT A BARGAIN—Two large Lots of
ground in South • Pittsburgh. each foot front on
Carson (street, by 100 deep to Chesnut street, with two Mime
dwelling houses, each containing fear ro:me. Serials easy.
Also—A valuable building lot, 20 feet front, on Comm
street, near the Public School mouse, by 100 feet deep to
Chesnut street. The purchases to have tho use, in build
ing, of the gable and of the house adjoining. Price, $6OO.
Terms easy. S. CUTEIBIMP t SON,
jylo 61' Market utreet.
..QOAP POWDER.-50 boxes Soap Powder
f,J of our own manufacture, warranted superior to any
offered fur rale in thin market, on hand and for rale by r,
B. C. .t J.. H. SAWYER.
TWO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT,
by S. CUTHBERT it SON,
• 51 Market street.
A'LADY residing near the city, wishes to
procure a GIRL of 8 or 10 yeare, to lice with her till
of age. For further pattleu'are, coil at our omco, 61 ,lXar•
ket street. S. CUTHBERT EON,
jylb General Agents.
MAOKEREL-25 bbls. No. 3, Large ;
10 half bbl!. No. 8, Largo.
For sale by (7r12) W. 11. 8511TH & Qp
TOPS--100 various patterns
IL/ for sale, by peal) HENRY ii. CuLLINB.
fa,ENT'S GAITERS for $2, ca the " Peo
LA pied Shoe Store," No 17 Fifth area.
/7 3 / DIFFENBACHRB & CO.
pxontßlE.
Jo Vls. White Beane;
U bc Poik, fur tale by
je3o , TV. EL 8311TH4 00
AMMUNITION of all kinds on hand, and
for sale at BOIVN & TETLEY'S,
.1,31 No. 138 WoodAtreet.
TaißEsn FlGs—ficio drums just received and
IV for Bale by RETAME Qc AND4I22ON,
ell 99 WO etreet.
.11°R Rh
NT--A largo Dwelling 13-men and
Store, on Grant etroot. S. =MBE= t soN,
my 26 SI Market stmt.
lIPEIIIO.It ;BLANK BOOKSLeggers,
Journals, Cash Boots, and • Day - la rge sup .
plyontand, made in tile most superior manner of the fineat
quality of paper, espectelty for city orders. Blank Bookii
made to order, ruled to any gitieri Pattern.
1028 wk. 0. JOEfNBTQN tr OG., BY Wood at.
CIA.REL4.GES , AND
.CAS's, ; ruit
va Nrivitz OR QMENBWARE wanted in mahaarifor
two Building Lota, each 114 by 11:4 foot, situate in Um Beiretitb
Ward. 8. OUTHBEaT 808.
10 81 et met
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Obnee in Company's Building, Ho. 403 Walnut,
Corner of Fourth .Street.
AUTIEWELZPD CAPITAL Q 600,000
Capital paid 5222,300-00
Surplus, Jannty let, 16.58 66,277 o
PITTSBITRO EL I `_
FARMING
LANDS
AND INSURE
Augusta, Georgia,
M A C II I N E S.
FARMERS' AND DIECHX.NICS'
Tth::.....:f.rov,is il lto r twit l iß i notg A.:: ::llt D dtovi l ‘; L: ilic: lt l7 L ,r. : 44 l: s3oo,l7y.tr lN H4Bt lllßANCß COMPAN
N. W. Cournia OP 81100 ND AND WALNUT Brarmrs,
t
I'i
oe
18a
'PRILADAPHIC
. ;J ui . lT : un ll z it i U ni N t 7;l4: 333l : o lP= s24s :
Liorbert tioodal CAA 00
Wm. ...... too 00
Prank Wulff .400
N. I Inas bit to
W. W. 5r13reg0r.... 8 Ou
John Heath... It?
J. J. House A CO-- 330 07
Newmyor 4 Grua— 1,981 721
John Thompson 200 00
heJnry 81. u John
Watson as ry H Fesidbnsch...
102
00
103
0000
Phelps, Carr C 0.... 4,600 00
J. L House C 0...— 61 00
JaB, Woods, Esq.... -29 00
Wm. 11PCully C 0... 2,470 17
James Mellinger.....l,ooo 43i)
W. A.l'Colly Et C 0..... 760, 00
Total
STATE, or, PENNSYLVANIA,
City of l'ittabergb, es.}
Before me, on Alderman in and for said city, personal/
came Thomea J. limiter, Agent of the. Farmers and Me.
chunks' lustin.ace Company, nho being duly sworn, Re.
cording to low, doth dopor,3 and say that the foregolt%
statement is true. THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent.
Sworn and bubs , .ribod before me, April 7, 1851.
ap23 LEONARD S. JGRNS,
DE_LAW.EIRL rtIII3ITIAL
SAFETIi INSURANCE COMPANY - 1
INCORPOSATED BY ME LEGISLATURE OP PEN
SYLVANIA, 18:35.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER 7211 RD AND WALIV7)T
ILADE,LP ELIA.
MARINE INSURANCE.
ON VESSELS.
CARGO, To la►l parts of tho world.
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goode, by River, Canals, Late; and Land Carriages to
all parts of the Union.
FLUE. INSURANCI
On Merchandise generally.
On Storc.e, Dwelling Howes, ac.
ASSETS OF TH.'S COMPANY
November i 3, 1851,
.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real Rniate ti 101.350 r? il
Philadelphia City, and other kalln 1,17,01.1 23
stock in Banks, Railroade and 11/durance} 1%508 00.
Companies
Bills Receivable ' Z 20091 95
-- -
0.9.9 h on hand 38;1392 - ee
Milano° hi hands of Agents, Pram Wins
oil Mari/10PoBahia reciontly List!ed,iiii 92,730 SI .
other debts due the Claupany .I
Snbscription Stot'n 100,000 0
Wtlliam Martin.,
Joseph H.
Edmund A. Bonder,
John C. DA4lk3.,
John IL Ponrozo,
Geurgo C. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. Limma,
Willißtn C. Ludwig,
Hugh Crr.ig,
dpouccr
Marla
H. Jones Braoa
Jacob P. Joneti,
VIGO. 0. LIA/5.), 'Vine Prc4l.
LII-602 1 1, kle-uretary
VIP lIE GREAT WESTERN
Vire and Dlartne Insuranoc 0011
$217,574
FIRE INSURANCO—Lindred or Papa - cal.
MARLNE UNSURANCE, on Veasole, Cargo and Freights,
INLLND Lbil-CLANCEI by Rivera, Canals, Lakee end
Land Corriageri
DIER010II.B: •
Charlea C. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut street.
W Miami llarling,lslo Pine street.
alexancer Whillden, Merchant, 13 North Front.
Lseao liazielarrst, Attorney and Counsellor.
John 0. Hunter, firm of 'Wright, Hunter tt Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy & Co., Goldsmith's Hall.
John it. McCurdy, Arm of Tono9, 'White it McCurdy -
Thomas L. Gillespie, film of Gillespie h Zeller. •
Jfirllo., B. Smith, firm of James B. Smitlrrh Co.
Hon. Ilem . y . M. Fuller, odic° 227 Booth Third strect.•
John C. Yogdes, ance corner 01 Seventh and Sangare,
James Weight, late Cashier Bank of Tioga.
Allied Talor odice Cairo City Property.
Jona J. Slocum, alike U 6 Booth Third street.
0. C. LATH - PLOP, President.
W. DARLING, Vico President
1:13918 GREGORY,
Secoud Pres't, } Branch °Mrs, 8 Wall fit Li Si.'
•
J A:UM WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
H. K. itIOLIA111)8014, A-Fatah:int Fecretary.
W. POINDEXTER, Agent. ,
97 Viator street, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania Intmranee Coinpany l
OF PITTSBURGH.'
• Bio. G 3 2 , 73aarith meardsot.
DLEZCTOIX.St.. •
Jacob Painter, J. P. Tenr.cr, 090. W. Smith,
Cody Pattereee, 0. A. Coltua. A. J. Jones,
W. B. Mcßride, Jae. IL Ito - glue, Wade Hampton;
L 0r1(7 Spror.t, A. A. earner, Robtrt Patriot',
A. 0. Sampboa, J.ll. Joteb, Jolla Taggart,,
'Leary Sr.ronl, .I,;ch'e Voeghtly,
Chsurtored Caplt , :zi 1 1300,000
Vitt AND l'ILIUNI: ii.i..;L: 6 TABIN, Wail desortptiont
.. orric.r.r.a: . 1- •
Preeideut—A. A. CAftRILIt.
Vice President-1101)Y PAT - 1:U ;Z:_;:;. . . •
r.e3o Secretary and Troollttror—L '..-41:.:1.;i: .9.PIIOUL.
MONOEGALIIELA
INSURANCE COMPANY,
• PITTSBURG_B - . •
- jAwrps NUTC/11....v.r.1, Fical&Lt.;
BEINILY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
'
0FF1.01.1. --IVO. GS Water Syq
WILL I:481710i AGAINST ALL .lIIND,t I . a'DM 11
ALAIIINE
ASSETS—MAY 20nr, 1968. ` :
Stock s Due Bills, payable on demand, secured by two
approved names. V 40,000 00 -
Premium Notee 47,003 29
!Jabs Receivable 0,966 a • ':
115 Oates Mechanics' Bank stock, coat 0,165 CO
50 do Eldnk or Pittsburgh do do 2,150 OD i.
40 do Exchange Bank do do 2,050 00 :
190 do Citizens' Bank do do •—• •• 5,175 00
Balance of Book Account . .. , 8,050 SD ' f ,
Office Furniture (390 88 ~
Oash. 15,853 78 ;:,.
Jamen A. Hutchton. iicarge A. Berry,
Nil W. B. Holmez, r.obert Efillzell,
William Rea, ' Thomas ti. Clarke,_
'Mick:a 'sTill.,r, John XeDevlti,
my:l2 ' Win. A. Caldwell.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO..
PITTSBURGH_
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENCY . .
Capital 11.zpreaented, C3 ) 000,000.
0,./MPANIRM OF NIGIENST STANDING, Ohni4lrad by
Fennaylvania and othor Staten,
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE RISES TAEEN, OF ALL
DESCIIPTION:I
Zo. 03 FOUILTEI 3TiiSn.IET
A. 6. annum, FiX7ABOW.4 I
. GAP.IIMS.
ITHE OLDEST AND LARGEST
LITHOGRAPIIIO ESTABLIBIIKRNT IN TEE CITY
WM. SCHTUCEIM AN,
PRACTICA LITROGRAPHER,
Corner Third and Market Streets,
DUFFS COLLEGE BUILDING%
jy . 2l:ly-2p
SA.MVEL FAHNESTOCK
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
rOREIGN AND ;
HARDWAftE
1 1 10. 743 Wood otroot, bat:tracts IDisraohil
alloy and Fourth strati,
• PITTBBUROII, 1" A.
Ze• . Turnt6criber is now opeldug a well 60,,,,t0d sump
tuent of fOreign and domesticJl.:.e.rd ware, ell new,end win ha
*old on nagood terms as buy other honsoin thl.7 city. lis
will elwaye keep on hand a general a:....:• , ortinunt cz
ILIEDWARI, OtTaial,Y, CARPENT.E.II,S I
ii.',. which ho rezpectftillyinvites the attentio n o f Ir, chasm
mb RABIUgt.
PEUELLIPS, fiIIUNT & CO.,
Commission and .Fbrwarding Merchants
WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS,
AND SHIPPING AGENTS of Illinois
centra l itmtrand, Cairo, IWnois, Mark Gooils in all
asae, to OUT care. lei:sratka
TERRA. GOTTA . OR STONE
WATER PIPESi
Fiordlivo to six inch .:31ibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Conto per Foot,
,0--ROPEESTEII.
PEARL
Wholesale STAg
For Salo at fdanuf tuiera
Price% by
IMMIX COLIZAA
FORWARDEM AND
C 0 M. 1511 I S 8.1 ota MERCHANT;
vaarsamsTom ni -
Cl/LEER:3T, EUTVER.,
41e, TICE ,GEMALLY.
No. 25,Vrcioi) Emma; Prrr2B - a3.0.11. [Jaffa
DAMES
' MANtryiartmEA
ALCO OL
C o l og ne Spirits 2d oft,
Nos. 167 and 170 Spoond Street.
apicasab?
13. Bill 00.-- $ 166
Roder Manuf. 63 00
Vim. Me.gce , t 75 00
J. Ihwat .4 C0......2,600 00
Vi. DP wo* th, 1,126 -.)()
J. XI, lrata , EN 650 00
Edw. zipenea, 64 00
0.11. Pattlien .... ... 850 JO
English a It.ehar% 103 00
111tw0 , ,11314 CO. 040
11. Hill a C 0......... 451 52
Wm. M'Eleeictry ...... 91 ..,33
11. bill.: 00_ 1:3 40
Eparl.r ACu 33 0
i..a170,..,0 on steamer
.Ascola 71 11
Adams SAPClintock 49 00
D.Tharuurd 64
$20,107 80
708,7136 al,
• James 0. tiorni,
Theuphilus Paulding,
James 'rraquair,
Willi= Lyre, Jr.,
J. P. Poniston,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Samuel litohor,
Henry Sloan,
James B. ticirariand,
Thomas 0.
Robert Barton, Jr.,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
11. T. di, gar:,
J. T. Logan, .
WM. LA Peosidont.
dont.
P. A. MADr I I. 4 , Agen2,
9,5 Water street, EqttJl-sugh
$24,714 DIS
D1E20702.9
PITTSBURGH, PENN'AL