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JAMES P. BABB, Editor and
PiTTSSU.RCH:
MONDAY MORNING AUGUS r 30, 1868
vEMOCLeiTIC STATE 50ELINATIONs
POE BITPREMB SUDGBp
WILLIAM A. PORTER,
OF IBII3IJELYf[iz_
vas cAlsez.! comnsaioznin,
WESTLEY FROST.
Us FAvErra COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
COGLE43, MXIST GIiTRICT
ANDREW BURKE, City.
LAYS: ---
ELYIJ2I, KeKEE, Birmingham
ASSLICEILT :
THOMAS DONNELLY, Collins.
PRIMP STEVENSON, Moon,
JOHN M. IRWIN, City,
ROBERT MORROW, Boos.
ACGULITELB HARTIF, Allegheny
assb.irs
BARNES 101311), Upper EL Clafr
PaOTECINOTAHT :
ALVT 4 NDER MACE, Bewick.ky
Ciilclll
113UMAS FARLEY, Allegheny.
Crai.NlA :
WILLI2..II2ALEXANDER et ty
6LLiTOB:
JOHN MURRAY, S ~orb PittsbureL ,
DILL:TOIL 0? THE POOP.
JOHN IYJYLE, Indiana.
grDEMOCRATIO COMMITTEE 4.F ONIRESPC,ND
ENCE fur Allegheny ciAanty. In prirsuanen of a
B, solution, of the late Democratic County C. nventiur, I
have appointed the following Committee:
Henry McCullough, Nelson Campbell,
Body Patterson, John Swan,
John Sampson, Jan 03 ealithariy,
N. P. Fattercpeo, Wm 51ag0.),
Will Want, John Sill,
Henry Ingram, Tillotson Neel,
R. C. O. Sproul, Finley Cm ry,
William Vilagman.
The shire Committee wi'l meet at the. ST. CRISIL.E9 1.101T.t,
on SATURDAY, the 4th day of September next, at eleven
o'clock, i. is. DAVID D. BRUCkI, Chairman.
EQUALIZING iTAYATION
The reople of the two cities are beginning
to turn their attention seriously to the sub
ject of having the taxes equalized, as assess
ed upon property in the city and country dis
tricts. As the assessments are now made,
great injustice is done to property holders in
the cities. The country people do the larger
share of the grumbling at high taxes, while
the two cities pay about two-thirds of the en
tire taxation of the county. It is an un
doubted fact that more money is expended
about the Court House and in the country dis•
tricts for county purposes, than the districts
outside the cities pay. This could not be
complained of were the assessments of the
taxes at all equal, but they are not. It two
pieces of property are taken, one in the city
and one in the country, of equal cash value,
the taxes upon the city property are at least
three times those upon the country property.
A slight examination of the books in the
Commissioner's office will convince any one
who understands figures, that the burthen of
county taxation is placed upon the property
in the cities, while, in a measure, the county
districts go scot free. Yet if the oitiesrequire
any expenditure of the county funds for le
gitimate public purposes, a hue and cry is at
once raised, and the extravagance of the cities
is condemned in the bitterest terms. The
cities will not much longer consent to pay the
lion's share of the taxes, and they should not.
We shall have someting more to say upon
this subject in a-few days. .
Sheriff In Phllettlphin.
On Thursday the Democratic Convention in
Philadelphia on the Thirteefith ballot nomio
nated G. C. Berrill as the Democratic candid
date for sheriff. The contest was a warm
one. -On the twelfth ballot, the vote stood
Berril, 99, Ewing, 99, on the thirteenth Ber
ril hadilo4, Ewing 96.
Texai
Partial returns of the election in this State
leave the result of the choice of Supreme
Court Judge in considerable doubt: the veto
between Buckley (Democratic nominee) and
Bell, (Independent). In about half the
State, Bell, (not ex-Gov. Bell, leads the regu
lar nominee some 1400 votes. The party
candidates for other State officers have no op
position.
THE True Press styles the report of Mr.
Thomas' Williams' speech in the Convention
f (
" a burlesque." The performances of a
mountebank us
_ally have a tendency to the
burlesque. Th True Press has a very just
appreciation o the character of Mr. Wily
liams' speech.
MAJOR M'ILHENNY, of the Commissioners
office, requests us to inform the editor of the
Dispatch that, if he has got a 4 ' free pass "
on the railroad he don't spend his time in
travelling, but stays at home and attends to
his duties, and that he never bet hie beard on
the election and lost it, as the editor of the
Dispatch did.
THE papers are advising their readers to
"look out for Wisconsin money." We must
prefer to look out for money whioh is worth
something
THE report that the legal editor of the True
Piers has invented a machine to take the
noise out of thunder is contradicted.
Reform in Criminal Law.
Lord Campbell is about to introduce into
the British Parliament, a bill dispensing
with the practice of requiring a trczninrous
verdict from a jury. He does not prop ose
the majority principle ; but he wishes to get
rid of the practice of tampering with a jury
by placing one man npon it to hold out
against - all the others. He desires that if, af
ter certain deliber,ation by the jury, they all
agree, except one or two, the verdict of
those that had agreed, should bo as the ver.
diet of the whole twelve, subject, howewe, to
be reviewed, and if necessary, set asitle.—
This would tend completely to break up the
practice of packing juries, or increase• the
risks, by making it necessary to bribe more
than one of - the jurors.
Hunt & Muter.
All the late newspapers have been. seut, us
from the great periodical depot in :Masonic
Hall. There is nothing in the line of cheap
and good reading matter which Hunt & Mi
ner do not receive, as soon as published. It
Is the place to get cheep papers, niagazines,
and books.
Likeness of Judge Portar.
W. A. Gildenfenny & Co. have placed us
under obligations for an admirably executed
lithographic portrait of Hon. Wm. A. Perter,
of the Supreme Bench of our State. It is
lithographed by Sinclair, of Philadelphia,
and published by T. B. Peterson & Co. Judge
Porter is one of the handsomest men in the
State, and this picture is a capital representa
tion of him. Gildenfenny has copies of it
for sale.
—Rev. E. M'Evoy, pastor of St. Mary's
(Catholio), Church at Rochester, N. y., die4'. on
inst.
Last Week Dr. lii. T. Child delivered a lee•
tutu in Philadelphia upon the subject of the
Atlantic Telegraph. We gather from it some
interesting dates and facts, which are worth
preserving. The doctor referred to Frank
lin, who had commenced to reply to Heaven's
question to Job, " Can't thou send the light
nings, that they may go, and say unto thee,
here we are?" then entered upon the philoso
phy of human discoveries, and noticed the
number of claimants for every important in.
vention. This introduced the history of the
telegraph W,od, of England,
discoverei it in 17'26. W inkier, of Leipsic,
in 17-46, discharged a Leyden iar through a
wire, the river Pleis formin, , , a part of the
circuit.
Dr. Watsci, in England, in 1747, extended
the experiment to four miles, and suggested
the Telegraph by Electricity. Dr. Franklin,
in 1746, set fro t,. spirits by an electric cur
rent cent across the Schuylkil. In 1784,
Lomond, of France, telegraphed to a neigh
b3ring room by using pitch balls. In 1798,
Betancourt established an electric telegraph
between Madrid and Arangues, twenty-six
miles. In 1816, Dr. John Redmond Cox, of
Philadelphia, proposed to establish an eke_
trio telegraph. In 1819, Oersted, of Copen
hagen, invented the electromagnetic fluid,
by which telegraphing is accomplished. In
18:1 , Prof. Henry, now of Washington, form
ed magnets of great power, without which it
is impossible at present to telegraph, In
182,2, Baron Sehilling, of Russia, made a tel
egraph by striking a bell. In in
'England, Cook and Wheatstone took out their
patent, In October, of the same year, Prof.
S. F. B. Morse, of New York, entered his ca
veat for an electromagnetic telegraph.
In 1844, the first telegraph lino was built,
from Washington to Baltimore ; Congress ap
propriated $30,000 for the purpose. In 1845,
a line was run from New York, through Phil
adelphia„to Wilmington, Delaware. In ten
years the combined length of lines was great
er than the globe's circumference.
In 1846, .John J. Craven, of Newark, N.-
.J., covered wires with guttapercha, and used
them in a creek between Elizabeth City and
Newark. In 1850, the first submarine cable
was deposited from England to France, twen
ty-four miles. Since then various other lines
have been submerged, amounting to 2862
miles in all.
Yellow lever In New York
The New York papers state that a good
deal.of excitement prevails in the vicinity of
Staten Island, on account of the prevalence
of yellow fever at the Quarantine station.—
On Wednesday a committee reported that the
fever had broken out in three localities near
the hospital, and that twene3Nthree cases of
well marked yellow fever had occurred, fifteen
of them traceable to infection from clothing,
SLe. The health officer is charged with the
most criminal carelessness.
St. Fraucin College, Loretto
The fall and winter session of this most
excellent institution will commence on the
first of September. We have a personal
knowledge of the high character of th's insti
tution, and have no hesitation in recumending
it as one of the best educational institutions
in the country. Its reputation as a first (lass
college rests upon a solid foundation. The
excellence of the euurs, of instruction given,
as well as the peculiar healthfulness of the
location of the institution on the top of the
Allegheny Mountains, strongly recommend it
to the favorable consideration of parents and
guardians. The halls and class rooms are
roomy and commodious, and have recently
been enlarged. The institution has now the
power to confer degrees, and is in all respects
equal to any college in the State.
'Flee iNtllle.ntsport Encampmcnt.
The Williamsport Press states that the
ground selected for the encampment, which
is to be held at that place,.:September 7th,
contains one hundred and thirty acres, and is
on the farm of ion. IL. U. Grier, one mile west
of 'Williamsport. It is generally believed
that this will be the largest encampment ever
held in the United States.
A Queer S India
Two men were arrested in Crawfordsville,
Ind, on the 20th, for a novel swindling opera
tion. They purchased groceries, dry goods.
hardware, &c., and paid- in bills on the
" Western Exchange Bank" of Indianapolis.
When ignorance of the money was express
ed, they produced Paddock's Bank Note Mir
ror, and pointed to the quotation of the Bank
—" one and three quarters per cent. dis
count." Suspicion was finally aroused, they
were arrested, and s'6oo of the money found
on one of them. A suspicious circumstance
is connected with the bills, which are dated
on the 14th inst., and the Bank Note Mirror
on the 15th. These numbers of the Mirror
of that date, distributed to subscribers in
Crawfordsville, and adjacent counties merely
name the bank, hut say nothing of its value,
while the copies found on the men are as
above stated. When one of them ,was asked
by the Prosecuting Attorney whether he had
ever known an instance, when money had
been quoted at particular rates, by a bank
note director, and the same paid for, he de
clined to answer; when asked whether he
thought such an arrangement could be made,
ho replied he thought it could. The men
were held in $l,OOO, and officers are at work
investigating the matter. Mr. Paddock must
clear this ud, or his Detector will go by the
board.
Tweir.ty-Thirti Uorigreisioned District.
On the "Oth the Conferees of the district
composed of Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Forest,
Jefferson, M'Kean, Venango and Warren
counties met at Brookville, and nominated
Hon. James Gillis as candidate for Congress,
by acclamation. Clearfield was not repre
sented. Resolutions were passed, re-affirming
the Cincinnati Platform; declaring that, as
the people of Kansas had rejected the Le
compton Constitution, there was no question
to divide and distract the Democracy, and
recognizing no other test of Democracy in the
present campaign than the support of the
ticket formed according to the usages of the
party ; expressing abiding confidence in the
integrity, wisdom and patriotism of the our
present chief magistrate, and the present
chief executive of the Commonwealth, and en
dorsing the soundness of the Democratic
nominees.
On Tuesday, the 24th, the conferees of
Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson and M'Kean met at
Ridgeway, and nominated William P. Wilcox
as the candidate of the Demooraoy . for the As
sembly.
TUE Democracy of Franklin county, at
their late Mass Meeting at Chambersburg, ap
pointed Conferees to the Democratic Congress
ional Conference for this District, and in
stracted them to suppo rt the present able con
gressman, lion. Wilson Reilly ? for re-nomi
nation.
—The hop crop in the state of New York it 1:8
said, will not be more than two thirds as large as
in former years.
VAkiititiSlNGg.
—Mr. .i:,01 (la la, of Uniontown, la., a wall
known liemoeratio politician, died of a lingering
&span@ on Wednesday of last week. Ho was
about sixty years of ago.
—ln the twentieth district of Ohio, John
Hutchins has been nominated for Congress in
place of Hon Joshua &Giddings, rho declined
re nomination
--Governor Packer and family are now resid
in g in the executive Illi:UelOU purchased by the
State, which they took possession of het week
or the tiriq time
It is proposed to erect a monument to Cap
tain John Smith, of Jamestown, Va. If all the
Johns will contrituta, the thing can be done,
without calling on outsiders.
—Miss Sallie St. Clair, Susan Derain, Miss
Kate Lenin Ryan, and Mr. S. E. Ryan aro play
ing at the Theatre Royal in Montreal.
—Chapin Hall, of Warren, has been nomina
ted by tha opposition as the opponent of Judge
Gil.is, in the Clarion District.
—The Marsh children are performing at the
Cleveland Theatre. They have never as yet ap
peared in this city, and it would probably be a
good mcvement fer one or the other of t he ;:tts-
burgh taanagere to engage them.
—Goy. Chase, and Gov. Bingham (of Michi
gan)lTO forret-at at the receut eommencement
of Oheilta College, cal ata,le same brief " Re
publican ' rim C . t.ierl Gast Bingham was in a
jocular moos=, anti called Gherlin the People's
College cf the Vitmt."' Which flat. ght , antic joke,
acerFthin,,-, on-t,l-le
-B.riLia . c,rct:a war, ht
B%turday 1a
—The elalrtoent: of cattle for New York last
reek, from c_mounted to over twelve hun
dred head.
--The Firemen of Ohio are to have a State
Parade at Cleveland on the 9th of September.
—There were 2 deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston on Thursday last.
—A trial of steam engines ie to be made at
Boston on Tuesday next.. Prizes of the value of
$l,OOO are to be awarded.
—The Convention of the diocese of West
ern New York, at its reeent session, voted
Bishop: De Laney $1,500 to enable him to visit
Europe.
—The Rev. John M'Cron., of Baltimore former
ly of this city, and ex-Governor Pollock, Hon.
Simon Cameron, Hon Joseph Casey, and the Rev.
Dr. Stork, of Pennsylvania, aro to deliver a leo
dresses at the laying of the coroner-stone of the
Mission Institute at Sellingsgrove, Pa., on
Wednesday of th ,, sent week.
--The Agricultural Society, of Bolts °entity,
Pa , Las appointed the Rev. J. Shrigley, Gen
George M. Kelm and M. K. Boyer, Esq , Dele
gates to the fair of the United States kgricultu
ral Society, at Richmond, Va.
—The brig Echo, of Baltimore, having three
hundred negroes on board, was captured off the
north coast of Cuba on last Monea:y, by the
United States brig, Dolphin. She #as taken
into the harbor of Charleston, by Lieutenant
Bradford.
—Hon. John Slidell, ie nominated for the
Presidency, by the New Orleans Delta
—A dose of camphor, is said to be an anti
dote for Strychnine. Drinkers of bad whiskey,
would do well to remember this.
—Major Charles J. Helm, has been appointed
" Comnl General of the Uuited States a , Ha
vana." A good appointment.
—The New York Evening Poet, is authorized
to state that there is no foundation for the report
that Mr. Birdsall, a naval officer at New York,
had resigned that office.
—The Ravel Troupe, have taken the Philadel
phia Academy of Music, fur their representations
and intend opening about the '_'oth of Septem
br. Gabriel and Francois, aro both of the
troupe, with Yrea Matthias, the elegant den
sluse, and a strong ballet corps.
Charlotte Cushman, is at 11,19.1V.1rtl
wa
ter Care for the benefit of pure air, douches and
damp packing, after a more than 119 tilt: severe
campaign in the United States. Ou leaving
Nislvaco, she is to visit Italy fur the winter.
Harn-y, i 3 now in New York City.—
It i 3r to the Paciao Coast in Septem
ber.
—Mr. Walter Savage Landor, hag laic Lug
lal,l, in consequence of 80010 difionities, and
there has been a sale of his pictures.
—Mr. Turpin, successor to Mr. E trues, as
minister to Venezuela, h as received his inbtruo
done, and is on the eve of leaving for that con
try.
—The land sales in Nebraska, have been post
poned for one year.
tteooption of Gyros W. }clad ct Great
L•arrington.
Cyrus W. Field had a very enthusiastic recep
tion at Great Barrington on Friday. Ho was
accompanied by Mr. Everett, the Engineer, who
shared the honors of the occasion. Captain
Hudson was unable to be present. The Rev. Dr.
Field of Stockbridge, and D D. Field, President
Hopkins, George R. Ives, David Leavitt, Sheldon
Leavitt, J. Z. Goodrich and others were present.
The company dined at the seat of Mr. D. Leavitt,
and after dinner proceeded to the par2onage,
and then to the Hall of the Housatonic Agricul
tural society, where a large audience was as
sembled. Sundry letters and despatches were
among them the first new despatches over
the cable, announcing peace with China. Speech
as were made and the meeting prolonged till a
late hour.
An Ex-Banker In Sore Tribulation—Ten
Thousand Dollars in the Suds.
An ex banker of this city, who " went under"
during the late " financial crisis," and was com
pelled by " outside pressure " to " shut up shop"
end endeavor to " realize assets amply " stiffi•
oient to cover all hie lie-abilities, was thrown
into a wild state of excitement on Tuesday last.
He was in fact in a state of mind bordering upon
phrenzy. It seems that he has a queer habit of
having breeches washed. He sends them out to
a laundress. Last Thursday the ox-banker's un
whisperables went oat as usual—one pair at
least—but the washerwoman, from some unex
pected cause, was dilatory and did not put the
bifurcates into suds as promptly as she was
wont. Saturday came, and she concluded to lay
the job over until the first of the week. Mon
day she was interrupted, and the unmentionables
were again put aside until Tuesday. That morn
ing, however, she resolved to dispose of the con
tract, and accordingly she prepared the instru
ments. She got the water hot, the suds made,
and held the " breeke " by the waistwand and
was about to subject them to hydropathic treat
ment, when her hand was suddenly arrested,
and her heart sent struggling into her throat
by a furious rapping at the door.
She hesitated, stood aghat between terror and
her washtub, but before she had time to collect
her faculties her patron stood before her, his
features distorted, his eyes blazing with frantic
excitement. Surveying her an instant, he
screamed rather than interrogated "Have you,
Hays you—washed my breeches ? HAVE you
washed my breeches ? You've ruined me, ruined
me ; have you washed my"—but suddenly catch
ing a glimpse of the garment still clutched by
the suspended hand of the terrified laundress, he
leaped forward with nervous energy, and snatch.
ing them from her, he ran his own hand hastily
along the waistband until he met with something
that seemed to satisfy his desires, and sinking
down in a chair he fairly wont into hysterics
By this time the poor woman found voice and
asked him " why, Mr.—, what is the matter?"
"Oh woman, woman," he sobbed, " what an
escape! 7 hero is ten thousand dollars in those
breeches. Whore's your scissors? Get them
(pick. Had you washed those breeches I would
have been ruined. What an escape?" The
laundress got the scissors; the seam of the waist
band was ripped open in an instant, and before
her astonished gaze beheld layers of bank bills—
of what value she knew not, save that he repeat
ed " ten thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars !
What au escape!"
.This, we aro solemnly assured, is a veritable
incident. The laundress who eo narrowly esca
ped biting" up $lO,OOO is an honest German
woman, who resides on Mill street, near
Third. We had not time last night to satisfy
ourselves respecting all the facts by obtaining an
interview with the washerwoman, and peradvert
tura there should be something unexplained, we
forbear Publishing the name of the exalted but'
Doff 41ippy fieyo. of• the story.-Cincinnati Com
mercial,
THE LA` SSI it 4 -,'l'-,S
BY TELEGRAPILI
From the West
ST. Louis, August 28 —A dispatch from Kan
sas city, dated the 261 h, per the U. B. Express
to Booneville, says that Mons. Bordeau and
party arrived there the night before fr...ra Pike's
Peak, for the purp: of procuring outfi.B to
work the newly discovered mines. They brought
several ounces of gold, and confirm the exietenLe
of the 111112iN, which are eituated rn Cherry
Creek, one of the mart :1,11 , ..1=1trn br‘Anch,.-1 of the
South Platte, in latituh thirty-nine.
The military m Lettlidniun author:zed by the
Secretary of War to adjust certain differences
between the QartOrmsster's department and tho
contractors, WILIJ furniutisi mules for the Utah
expedition, met yesterday at Fort Leavenworth.
Present, Major Sherman, Lien!. Crl. Roberts
and lion tiain-s The bard mode 1.47 u inctfec
tual attempts and i.s preliminary
proo.oeding, were exee,7dingly,
The cr:esti , n of precedence c tarit3 had been
definitely settled last evening.,
The river is swelling slow fruP.l tlie high
water in the UppE r MissisdippF, which. Inwevi - _-r,
is IiJI4 falling rapidly. At and ah•tve Dubuque,
the Illinois an , ! Nliss;diri ,till continua to reced e ;
the !sitter is more ruari= difficult tzi nr.vizatti
Rnw Ltad !tie', or Do. tit .‘ !nth: ..I.c:zls',cr.l
Hon. P. n.trew kinrkt.
Mr Editor -1 gape it will not he considered
impertinent in me, by merely oolhui 3 our atten
tion, ot those of your retiders to a matter, al
though hot in c ur tcunty, it ie almost the
adjoining CougcesAemil district. I con: icier
every man in the State f.abil—or at loctst ought
to feel an interest in lite quanta c he
national Representatives uf [Lrld
" upon this hint I Ri,vuk." .1 oboervo by a late
Pittsburgh Post, that the den:a:it:icy cf .Ailcglze
ny county have nordinn.ted the ILu. Aodr ,. . - tv
Burke as their candidate for tbe twenty first
congressional district. This Li an excellent
nomination, Mr. But ke being a man of superior
talent, good education, possessing a gigantic in
tellect—ready and able iu debate. and if elected
(which I hope he wib be) will hiivo few equain,
and no superiors in C ,pgresa. If the people of
Allegheny county arc true to too n:rives end know
their own interesto they will triumphantly elect
him as a man, who 14 highly qualltied to take
charge of their grno.t commute:it and manufac
turing in en I:opt:lens a mart t d htiii,;; dis
trict as "old Allegheny."
lifeiVilag, known Mr. Burke f,r the last t wenty
seven year*nd upwards, I have always found
him an affable, courienuo, and kind hearted, yet
high minded and tinn3t ihi? gentleman in every
sense of word. Mr. Burke is not only an honor
to the City cf Pittsburgh and county of Alit
gheny, but ho is a credit to the Old Keystone
State. PRO Bona PUBLIC°.
—A well kuown Cincinnati gambler,
forty yeara of age, kn,,wra 3s"Sat': Patch " to
the sporting fraternity, but whose real name woe
Samuel Hill, who had been a resident of that
city for a number of yeara, and whose face most
have been familiar to the habitues of the western
quarter of Third street, committed suicide Tcurs
day afternoon, about half oast three o'clock, I.t
hie private residenon, No. 184 liAr ~iro o , by
shooting hitrself with a revolver through the
brain, causing instantaneous death.
" I CAI 4 NOW indulge in the richest foil with impu
nity, whereas, previous to its Ilse, I Waß ohiigod to
confine myself strictly to the plainest lied."
Such is the experience of not only ono of our cus
tomers, bat of hundreds of perscns here, in Phila
delphia, New York, Montreal and Quebec, who have
used Bcerhave'e Holland Bitters for Indigestion,
Nausoa, and Acidity of the Stt much.
Caution '—Be careful to ask for Bcei-Aciee'd Hoaarrd
Bitrer.. Sold at $1 per bottle, or six b ,, tHes for $5,
by the sole Proprietors, Benjamin Page, .1 r., A, Co.,
N 0.27 Wood street, between First and Second Enacts,
and Drnrgists greneral'..y.
OP2B. I.lANtitiy, NO. WO FOURTa VISE
says of Dr. Nrl..u.Ltie prcpar4l
Ly Flan lug Bros, of Pittsburgh.
Now Yk. 11E., :trey 13th, 1!-.32.
A child cf mine ahoy, lug icptoin •if wJnne, I g:ve it
bottle uf . Dr. li'Liinds Cnle'_,rel 1 Von,lif ;go, ,vhich
brought ar. y e bunch f wel nee. r umbel ing,l :11ould
ul.ont thirty. "Ilia child wits very kiu. it tha rpur aloe,
hut is now well And bout y.
Itra. Twit, No. 18 Av,tll7, L, wrtt..r 1111.10 r a.; . ndt
10, 11.t52, dud says afro had r..t:bh.,l wuh woru.9 for
lm., thou it yrar, and that X6O one 1,1(8 at - Fr. Me-
Lauo'd Colt bra'o.l V,rtniftimo, ra.fr..l I.y Floraiag LII
which brought away fr...to ii,r ovor thr. hurdie-.1
La:, dud Iris 1 0. eLt, 9 tl,a.tto:f to 1,0 yottrtly Leo
flout difiodtlo.
Mrx Euggiu I, a Genii noun: n, re.id int; to 2u-1 Itiriuo
ton street, titaye, that after wing on.) vinl anu'l
Celebrated Vet nalfilgo, shu pat:tell tv.o !erg , . tiktie I.
T 1.13 stove certificates Ilttl fctui partied well ktil. wo is
this city. If there aro any wh:3 doubt, they have the names
and addre,eva, and can sanely theintelvos in
quiry
Sid - Purchasers will bo careful to avk for DR. I , PLANE 8
CELEBRATED VERN.' /TOE, tnanufaLtarL,l by FLEMING
BROS. of Pltbibutah, Pu All other Varrnifugo3 in corn
parisun are wortliestr. Dr. lU'Latio's genuine Vermifnse
also lila celebrated Liver Pule, can now be bad at au re
spectable drug atom. Noririm.uirse u...ahold the signatnre of
1501 anlo I.wdaw PLE:t!INti I.IIi.JS
JOB PRINTER-S,
Statiouctii,
ItlAuk 13,4 Makers,
eod Paper Dualors.
%M.
au24 t Wood mtre,t.
OLIN'E OIL-12 hiskets of tine Oliva Oil,
for 41145 uae, receitm.l tbis day, by
JuSFl'll FLEMING,
au24 Corner Diamond Atli Mm-ket st.
PICTORIAL WINDOW SCREENS.- -A
slew, beautiful and cheap article, designed f o r tb e e x.
eluding of Insects, of all binds,. from pa.,sl.lg t!,tough wlu
down when the sash Is raked, tie l at the same time admit
ting a tree current of air. They are gut up in a- variety of
beautiful scenes, an : are ortalmental as well as useful—fee
sale wholesale and retail, at 23 and 28 St. glair street, by
J. a 11. MILIAN,
ane. Sole Agent for Manufacturers iii PittAburgh.
r !z.NB ACCO.-75 bozos, assorted brands, s r- s,
B's, and 10's Tobacco, now landing, and for sale by
MILLET. 2 , RICISETSON,
anB Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty street.
SYRUPS.-
60 bbls. choice Golden Syrup ;
20 " Rastnick's First Quality Syrup ;
" St. James' Sugar House Molasse+,
In store and for sale by MI LER It RICE ELTSON,
anti Nos. Ul and 223 Liberty scrt—t.
WORTH TWENTY CENTS, and selling
at TWFIV.E CENTS, white and colored Cotton
Stockings, at JOSIIPH CORNETS,
au= 77 Nark , t street.
GO TO TILE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE,
and buy your Shoes at reduced prices. A few more
SOILED BEIGES and GAITERS selling CEIBA P. GENT'S
GAITERS and SHOES, selling low. Gent's Patent Leather
Gaiters for ¢2. Now is the time for bargains. Go and pro
cure a pair. Gent's Calf Oxfords and 'Ile?, Buck and Calf
Gaiters, cheap. Boy's and Youth's Bummer Shoes selling
at low rates. Call soon. DIFFENBAOLIER A CO.
Jyl7 No. 17 Fifth street, near Market,
ALLEGHENY CITY LOTS FOR SALE.-
Four lots of ground situated on Federal ntreet,
at,cve the North Common, will be cold low and on eau
Lerma. Apply to JAMES C. MOREY,
ant° Beal Mint° and 5111 Broker, 65 Fifth at.
" I VOR RENT—A two story frame Dwelling
House, of 5 ro , ms, situate on Fourth street, near Mar
ket. Rent $l5O per year, and tenant pay water rent.
.Iy3l S. CUTHBI3IIT & SON, 51 Market et.
.LEMONS -25 bss just received and for sale
by B.EYSIER . ANDERSON,
fy23 No. 89 Wood street.
TWO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT,
by S. CUTHBERT SON,
51 31arkret etreot.
DURE PORT WINE, for medicinal pur-
A, p05i.:3, by the bottle or gallon, at
HAWOILTII G BROWNL)IICS,
toeb lho Dhozlrr.l.
MAOKEREL-25 bble. No. 3, Large ;
10 half bbl,. No. a, Large.
for sale by ( Jyl2) W. st
GENT'S GAITERS for $2, at the " I'e„
ple's shoe Store.," No 17 Fifth Arc-rt.
Jy3l DIFWFINBACHEIt
5( ACRES of very deeirnblo land, at a
xi short distance from the city, having soir e beautiful
altee for country residences-17 acres contain coal of the
very best quality. For sale by
au7 & GIITFIBERT & SyN, t 7.1 Market et.
. _
11.ATER PIPES-3000 yards Stone Wa
ter Pipe?, from 72 to 6 ioches Idinetor, for ea to by
aa24 HENRY H. COLLINS.
FLOUR. -40 bbls. choice superfine for sale
by J.B. A. FETZEIt,
le3 Corner Market auct First stn.
WE HAVE $5,000 for investment in City
Ground Rea ts—porsona haring arch bncurities fur
sale, will please address
au2s:3t WM. IL WILLIAMS CO.
ARIDIAN REZON—Constitution, R u l es
and Regulations of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,
new edition. For sale by J. ,R.
sal 63 Wood street, near Fourth.
OW IS YOUR TIME—Buy Summer
Sham whilst you can get there so cheep, at the yno.
FLXB CHEAP BEWE BTOSII, ro. 17 Fifth street. We
will =Untie to tell at reduced rates for eeversl weeks.—
cause your mote' , by buying at the low, prices. Gent's
Gaiters for the eacerdbeg low price of t 2. few' inore
Ladies' Gaiters left at sl,2s,morth $1,75, soiled on the sales.
Congress ()alters for 11,14' . Now le the time to buy cheap.
- staa I DIFFZNBACUEEt & CO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1f - noLLAR BAVINCIS BANE,
Na.ffhhVY O Fearth Street.
re•spuslts 'undo with this Bank before the first day of
eeptember, will draw interest from that date.
an3o:3t CRAB. A. COLTON, Treasurer.
rrillE first place in publie estimation is new
a justly accorded to the GROVER it BARER MA
ORIN 11, for fancily Sewing, for the following reasons:—
let. It Is MORE SIMPLE and EASILY REPT IN ORDER
than any other machine.
2d. It 'mikes cc seam which will NOT RIP or RAVEL,
I.lamgh every third slit% is cut.
3d. It sows from two ordinary spool, sa t thus all trouble
ut winding thread is avoided, while the same Machine can
be adapted, nt pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties of work.
• . .
4th. The same Machine runs silk, linen thread and spool
cotton, with equal facility.
6th. The ensue is es elastic as the most elastio fabric, so
Chet it is true from all LIABILITY to 113.MAIC, in WAITE.
I NO, or otherwise.
Bch. The stitch made by this Machine Is more BEAUTI
FUL than auy other made, either by hand or machine.
au3O:ly
B - A N K STOCK, AT AUCTION.—On
TUESDAY EVENINU, August ale. 1858. at PA
„•,•1: Culutuu: Hsi rules Rooms, No. 51 Flftli street,
au shores M,r and Mon Bank of Pittsburgh.
nu '.O P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
1 . 4 1 1,U Extra tSuporfine Flour,
X: tat FR th!s any, suit fur ens by
JAS. A. Fg2ZES,
tiu:n Corner hist ket and Financed&
►(IhIMMU'PLIY SEED-50 bills. choice Timo-
Ii Sera, Just received and fur sole by
JAMES A FETZER,
so o Cornor Ma , ket and First strests
NT ENV tiOullB —Figured French Marinoes,
1,1 all wool DeLaina, Casumere, Robe A Rnille, English
Yr In ts. Also, Shawls, of evory description, recd by express.
0. HANSON LOVE.
( Formerly Love Brothers,)
an2o 74 Market street.
n 11 UGS.—
.2..„7 Phosphene, lodide Potash,
oum Shellac, Yellow Ochre,
Hunt's Liniment, Lyon's Kathairon.
For sale by B. L. FM-In:STOCK & 00.,
ou3o No. GO corner Wood and Fourth etreota.
MTANTED.—The highest price paid for
Be..s.War, by B. L FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
au3) No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth streets.
AUTUMN TRADE, 1858
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE
IL, XI 70 ga Si CIF CI CO 7Z, S ,
OF NEWEST STYLES.
Siff ES IN EVERY VARIETY.
MARINOS, COBORGS, MUSLIN DELUNES
VELVETS, SILKS, ALPACAS, 0124017AM5.
CL3T US, CAESIMEEEItES, NATI:4I3TH, VESTINGS.
FLANNELS, PRINTS, BLEA'D AND BEM , N GOODS
With a complete line of
S.:I3.BROIDIERIES,
And other at, lea of Goode adapted to
A. FIRST CLASS TRADE.
All of which aro offered for ado, cheap
W. G. CHITTICK & CO.,
438 Market & 433 Merchant SO.,
PHILADELPIIIA.
fr-zw,-we
FREN C' II LESSONS
nioxs. ALPHONSE DANSE,
Prof,"sor at the W.steru Punn•ylvaala University'and the
FittstuTh 11:gh erhoul, is now ready to resume his lessons
to the LANGUAGE:, for private mils or in classes
Apply for tonna, at reunsylv,ffla avenue, No. 188, or at
R. lilt:bees Music Store, 53 611tb street. [art23:lm saw
GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
—Owing to the Increase I demand for ROASTED
Wirt. we have procured a NEW COFFEE 511LI.,Where
those who nay wish, can have their Coffee fresh ground at
any time, without any addltio al charge.
8. JAYNES"FEA STORE,
No. 88 Fl'th street.
L"OR SALE OR EXCLIANGE-CITY PRO
l'Ela with needful Pumps and
Safety Valvet—Oylinder 1::3 inch bore, 4 feet stroke, 40
power.
151oodworth Planing Mill, with right to use.
1 Circular Saw Mill; 1 'Upright Saw Mill.
1 Lath Mill, with Shafting, Pulleys, etc.
Spider=, etc. for connecting the 'mac; one 2 Titled Boiler
feet long. 42 Inch diameter, all in good order. Also-3
Uyllnder thdlers 22 bet long, and 30 Inches In diameter.
The above Will le sold altogether or soparatoly, to suit pur
elisn,ra. Aptly to JAMES C RICHRY,
Root Estate and Bill Broker,
No. CS Birth street.
EIV MAY OF OJJ R CO U NTRY—Present
and prospective—embracing the Untied States and
.A.NJ
Territelies, the Canada. New Branswict, Nova Booth' and
Nt ry Poundland; Cuba, and tse W. I. Islands,
Central America and the Isthmus of Panama, ell the New
Di,: ovaries in the Polar Regloos by Dr. Kane and others,
111. i 11.1 the Now Settlements, end even the Com:Lissa San
ta, and arebraska, each hi its proper position, all on the acme
ecad.., compile,' from Government sure' ye and other relia
ble sources. For sale by W. S. HAVEN,
Stationer and Paper Dealer,
ant Corner of Market and Sccond eta
•ISCONSIN MONEY—Notes of all Wis
comic. Banks, bought by
au24 LIENILY H. COLLINS. 25 Wuod atroot.
AVINO LAID OFF 23 choice lots of
grouud, in the village of Mt. Lebanon, of one, two,
and three acres and upward, we Will offer the same at pub
lic auction on Thursday afternoon next, Sept. 2d, on the
li:initiate, at 8 o'clock. For particulars at to location, terms,
etc , apply, this day, at our ollice, 61 Market street.
au2l B. OUTIMEBT SON.
NEW SHOES! NEW SHOES 11—We
are now receiving our new fail stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At thy.'People's Shoe Store,' No. 17 Fifth street, comprising
a greFt. veriety of styles. A large nad complete assortment
of dent's wear; Ladies' Briton, Congress and Lace Gaiters.
A wet! selected stock of Misses and Children's wear, Boys,
Beet', Gaiters, Shoes and Slippers.
A few more soiled Shoes and Gaiters, loft Pelting cheap.
au2B DIFFENBACHER Si CO.
U PER lOR RIFLE GUN, GOLD WATCH
ky Es, vrouNs, CLOCKS, CLOTEIINGL ETC.—Thls
(SATURDAY) evening, the 213th. at 7% o'cleck, at Di Hifta
street, will he euld : A superior Rifle Gun, manufactured in
this city and cost 00; 2 second hand Geld %latches, Violins,
Men's Clothing, etc. (an2B) P. M. DAVIS, Aucer.
j UST received a splendid assortment of
FINE FASHIONABLE JEWELEY, AT
REINEMAN d BIEYBANT,
No 42 Fifth street
B 0 YS' CLOTHING,
Fur goad articles and perfect fits,
AT LOW PRICES,
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
Corner Wood street and Diamond alley.
RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, OR PISTOLS,
FOR EIRE, BY TILE DAY OR WEER,
TACKLE,
POCKET UUTLERY,
4.IIIIIUNITION,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
RIFLES,
REVOLVERS,
GUN FURNITURE, •
,And everything necessary to enjoy a day'a gunning, or
'Elating Tackle, can be had at
CA.RTWRIGHT & YOUNG'S,
No. 80 Wood street
- 10110TOGRAPHY.—Tais ART Hes pr.=
btpught to such perfection that pictures taken by thiS
process have been pronounced perfect by the scientific
world. They can be had in all their beauty and artistic
elegance, at WALL'S Pullin-6 GALLERY, on Fourth street,
Jones' Building. fiudablw
el LOSING OUT l CLOSING OUT 11—Sale
of Spring and Summer stock of BOOTS and SHOES.
Hoods marked down.
Motes limit, rs '.rurth $3,00 Lolling at $2,26
2,50 " 2,00
Lsdies' " " ...... 1,50 " 1;16
" t• ~, 1,26 di 1 , 00
" Boots ~ ~.... 1,25 1,00
Biased, Boys', Youth's and Claildrou'et eel . gat the same
proportion, at the Cheap Cash Store of
JOSEPH BORLAND,
an 23 93 Market street, two doors from Fifth.
SHELLED ALMONDS--50 boxes Shelled
Almonds,
_ILIA rcceiTed and for sale by
1113Y&LEllt Zr. ANDERSON,
No. 30 Wood etroa ;
0n2.7 09+xadto St: clutalca Rani. •
A LINIONDS-20 bales Bordeaux •
_ ~
.O bags Sicily Solt Shell;
Si) " " Bard “' . .
1 bale Paper shell. '-
Just received end fur sa'e, by - - . • i
RHYMER .t' ANDERSON,.
No. 89 Wood street;
au'2l Carbides - tho St Cbarlos Botol
_ _ _
IpRESII NUTS-- -
2000 Cocoa :gate; 50 bags Filberts;
30 bags Freon Nuts; 50 " Walnuts;
=OO bush Ground Nuts; , Crean hints.
Just received and for sale by
"-- -- • HEIt&IHR ANDHRSON,
- - ND. 11$1 WoOd street,
" • - Opposite the SLOhsrlea HoteL
bbb3. froth, rezkleadroi sale by'
nab 1111NRY OOLLINB.
=M=ME
COMMERCIAL PRTNTING
POSTERS, LEGAL BLANKS.
DOWN a TETLEY'S,
No. 128 Wcod street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Evzily DE3CEIPTION
CARA% HANDBILLS, ..BILLILEARSI
COLORED BILLS,
PAPER BOOKS FOR LAWYERS,
PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed in the neatest manner, promptly and at CHEAP
RATES, by
BAUh & MYERS.
MORNING POST JOB OFFICE,
CORNED OP WOOD AND FIFTH STREVLS
E. SIMPSON 0. IL RIPPEY.
•
WE .I.IAVE. THIS DAY. ASSOCIATED
together in the practice of the Law, tinder the firm
of SIMPSON k RIPPEY.
Office, No. 94 Fourth Street.
R. SIMPSON.
0. H. RIPPLY.
MRS. M. H. M Y E R S'
HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Will re.opon on the FIBER MONDAY of September, at her
residence, No. '2.49 Penn street. After the first of October,
a limited number of Boarding Scholars will be received Into
the family. Arrangements have been made to accomo (slate
day boarders, P desired to country patrons. There will bo
two sessions a day, from 9to 12 and 2 to 4 o'clock. For
terms, circulars, etc., Inquire of Church Book btore, Fifth
street ; J. H. Mellor, or of the Principal. au2B:2c.*
N - OTICE TO SHIPPERS.--TOn and after
MONDAY, Augcst .Bd, the following rates will bo
charged by the Railroad , between Pittsburgh and CilaCill
- on the various classes of freight:
First Ohm, 100 lbs. Flour... 60c barrel.
Second " ....44.: Whisky $1 26 "
Mit il '
Furth '
la Cotton
General Freigh
general Frei
V I TIL L RE-OPEN ON
TIHTR2DA SEPTEMBER 21),
PROF. COWPER'S
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT NEVILLE HALL, CORNER FOURTH AND DIMITY tas.
DAYS OF TlllTlON—Tneedays, Thursdays and Satnr
cloys. Master and MISBO9 Classes e.t 3 P. la ; Ladies Clans 4
P.M; Oeutlemen'a Glass 8 P. m. Prof. Cowper can bo even
at tho Scott Homo, daily. an2G.lnf
RENRY (lERWIG, Manu!acturer of all
sizes of Ramp and Tarred Popes, Manilla and hemp
Bed Cerel, fine and common Packing Yarn, Tarred and
Spun Yarn, Sash and Bell Cord, Wool Twine, Broom Tying
and Serving Twine, Flax and Cotton Seine Twine, etc.
A fall supply of the above articles constantly on bowl, or
made to order, at the loweet cash prices.
Warehouse, No. 489, corner of Penn and Walnut streets,
two equares above the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Freight Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
au2o:3m-e o•d:b-f•oa w*
INSTITU TE F 0 R YOUNG LADIES,
No. 09S Arch St., Philadelphia.
This Institution, situated in ono of the most delightful
locations in the city, offers every facility for an accomplish
ed and usefuLeducation upon moderato terms. Fall session
commences September 13th, 1858. Fcr circulars, address
tho Principal. rau26:lmve*l MRS. SHIPMAN.
r ISt-
4 4 0E 1 13, FILES ROM TUE CITY—A
A: Dwelling House end three acres of good choice land,
excellent springs of water, etc, will to sold on easy terixs.
an2B S. CUTHBERT # SON, +5l Market at.
Vine, WISII TO S
, ELL two Building Lots,
of one acre each, in a good loca ion, about 4 miles
from the city. Price for both iota, $4OO. Terms 3,6 in hand,
balance in oue, two and three years.
an2l3 B. CUTHBERT Si BON, 61 Mullet street.
500 MEN WANTED!
ON COAL RIVER,
At the different points from Coal's Mouth, on the Kanawha
River, to Poytona, for the improvement of the Beill3o. A
healthy location. Constant employmout, and Good Wages
Also, a NIJAIBER OF CARPENTERS will be employed, by
calling early. Steamboats run regularly to and from this
place to Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, Wheeling, and the different
points on the Ohio river. Address
HENRY S. KUPP, Contractor,
Kanawha, C. R., Vs.
J. tr. El. PRICIE'd
CENTRAL PLANING- MILL,
WATER STREET, ALLEGE-MI.OY,
ARE now in fall operation, with Fay & Co.'
improved machinery for the manufacturing of Stith
Frames, Bowl ' Shuttt re and Mouldings. Builders and (km
tractors will find it to their advantage to call and ascertain
our prices. aul9lydtw
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
TARENTUSI CAMi 11111.7*ICTING,
GOSIMENCIN,I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1858
Regular trains will leave daily from Pittsburgh (Sundays
excepted) et 7:15 A. M. and 6 P. 51
On Wednesday, the 25th Inst., an extra train will !cave
Pittsburgh at 9:15 A. M.
On Eatutday, the 28th inst., extra trains will leave Tit fa
burgh at 1:30 ant 8:30 A. 51.; returning, leave Teton:aura
for Pittsburgh at 1:30 and 7:2 I Monday morning, 30th inst.
On the last day of the meeting trains leave Term:dam for
Pittsburgh at 7:2) A. M , 2 end fc , lj P. 33.
Excure io n ticsetts Lajood during the encampment can be
had at the depot on Carson street at 8.0 cents each; also at
the Methodist Book Depository, Fourth str et.
Passengers obtaining tickets before taking milts in care
will save ten cents. W. ItRYNOLDS,
anll:ta Fnperiatendent.
LiAWYEE'S CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
is acknowledged by all who have ivied it, to be the beat
and moat economical Soap in use. Cme pmnd will do as
much weahing as three of common Soap. It contains uo in
gradient that will injure the norved et tho most del'cote or
finest goods that may be washed with it. 'For sale by all
the principal groceries and dealers in the city. aul3
1 - R. WELDIN, No. 65 Wood street, near
CJ • Scurib, keeps constantly on hand a large assert.
meat of all ordinary patterns of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
and is prepared with the beet foreign and domestic material
to make to order every article required by Bankers, bier•
chants, or Incorporated Companies, in the best manner, and
with a view of giving the utmost satisfaction In quality and
price. Commercial printing of every description will be
executed with the greatest care and promptness. un2l
F R E S 11
Dar GENTLE ANNIE MELODIST. —63 a
PRIDE—Plain, 20 cents; Elegantly bonnj, 25 cents
Just received and for sale, by
an 24 H. KLRBER h BRO , No. 63 Fifth street.
SECOND
OF TEI
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SOHOTTISH,
The moat popular Schottlah of the day.
PRICE—TITIRTY'OENTS
Jaet received and f,:r tale, by
au23 11. KLEBCF. & Bito., No. 63 Fifth street
TO LLB .f---A Store Room on Market street.
an2s:lm A. W. GAZZAM.
undersigned have formed a Co-Part
nen:lat. under the style of SHACIILETT, McLAIN
CO., for trantacting Wholeaalo Dry Goods bneinesA
WILLIAM SELSORLETT, JAMES McLAIN,
HUGH JONES, JOHN AUDAY,
T. T. MYLER.
SHAOBLETT, McLAIN & CO., wholesale dealers in For.
Mork and Domestic Dry , Goods, No. 43 Wood street, opposite
Charles Hotel . an.2.3:lin
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Iron City Commercial College,
Ptitsourgh, Pa.—Chartered, 1855
300 STUDENTS ATTENDING, Jetinen; 1858.
Now the Largest and most thorough Commercial School
of the United States.
Young Men Prepared for Actual Duties of the Counting ROOM.
J. 0. SMITH, A. ?L, Professor of Book-Keeping end
science of Acccranta.
A. T. DORTHETT, Teacher of Arithmetic and Cornrcercial
Calculation.
J. A. HEYDRICK and T. C. JENKIN. S Teachers of Rook.
Keeping.
AIN.Y. COWLEY, and W. A. MILLER, Professors of Pen.
manship. •
Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, as used in every
department of Business Commercial, Arithmetic, Rapid
Business Writing, Detec ti ng Counterfeit Money, Mercantile
Correspondence, Commetclal Law, are taught, and all other
subjects nebassary for the success and thorough educition
of a practical business man.
TWELVE PREMIUMS,
Drawn all tho premiums in Pittaburgh for the past three
years, aiso in Eastern and Western Cities, for beat Writing,
AIV . AND VID? POE .MCFRAVIID 170118, 153 CL
.I.BIEORTANT INYOB.II ATiON.
Students enter at any time—so vacation—Time unlimited
—Review at pleasure—eraduates assisted in Obtaining slt
uations—Tultion for Full Commercial Course, s3s—Average
time 8 to 12 weeks—Board, $2,50 per week—illationery,
coat, $BO to $7O.
,Oti• Minkters' sons received at half price.
For Card—Circular—Specimens of Entinesa and Oran
mental Writing—inclose two stamps, and address
STONE & CO.
.
GLASS PATENTED
PRESERVING JARS,
For presorsling all kinds of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Mince
Meats, Oysters, and all such perishable articles manatee
- toted and for tale by.OUNINGLIAMS t CO, Nos. 109
WATER. land 140 FIRST STREETS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Thetnain secret of preserving fruit in a fresh condi
tion, coosists M having it thoroughly heated when soc.led
up, and in expelling all the air there may may bo in the
vessel, so that when the fruit cools, it will form a vacuum.
The undersigned having procured the right to manufac
ture these 'Jars, respectfully call the attention of dealer,
and others to them.
The great superiority of atlas over any other substance
for the preserratim of fruits, etc., etc. is so well known,
that any:cocnizients open it are entirely unnecessary and
the proprietor, feel canfldent that any one, after having
once Been these Jars, will never be induced to we any other.
For sale wholeenle and retail by • •
•-• • - ODNINGIIAMS C 0.,"
iemu t ' • ~ - • N 0.109 Water street
iNkTOTIC.E.,-. The Co-Partnership of -BAGA
IA LEY, 00.113.11 &VC a CO. expired by limitation, on
the Bret instant. The business will be ci Mini:Led by W.
BAGALBY, at 18 and 20 Wood street, who will settle up the
businem of the late firm. W. B_SGALEy
JOHN S. 00861tAVH.
Pittsburgh, July 22d. 1888.—jy23:tf
VOR BENT--A three stay Ihvelling norm°
Jr on Third street--WO per year.
S. OT.ITEtbERT 4$ 8014
1720 Reid Eiutto Agent,. at msztes at.
1 50 lit bale
L. DEVENNY,
t Agent, P. O. & R. Line.
J. J. HOUSTON,
litAg'tP.,Ft.Si'.&C.R.B
SUPPLY
SUPPLY
F. W. 3 ENEINE3,
Pittsburgh, Pouudy
itANUIg,„
IV 84
liVg: ,- .1 LA IL4 4at ta; jig. di 'A . V.41.1i,
8 Al , ' ET V IN Sli i harcE compit i fy,
INOORPoiLAYLD BY ri,..1/11 LEGIBLATIZIE OF VI A '
SYLii,NI44 1835,
,
OFFICE, S. E. 0C.5.R.21, 7731 RD AND WALE' .
PHIL BEILPRIA..
htiAalt.Vl 1it311.4402
- .
CARGO, rio all parte of the yt , orhL
FRISJGEIT, t
1::Lt.&) LILSUrsh:ItItS
on ( 7 00 4 1,7 1:Ivor,
pa4:4 O C.Autiln, e
f th to es,
Linn: and Land 0ml:toga&
tt.
FIFE i.NtiIIRANCLIB
On MorchaL4tly et:orally. _
VII Store% 1) , :i"ol taa n01.,-3, &r,. _—
.4&E-T/ OF THZ t0..11.F.1,2q - p,
liovorobor 2, 1657._ •- - , •
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Runde, Mortgaged, end Aeal Rotate-- $ .101435040 ,
Philadelphia City, aLtl other Lormt 1 371011 RI,
stock in Bunk, Baliroal 0e s cadhaumnenA
0 , ...t0 la' e
panted J -
Mild IteceivLblo i 220091 ga
Utah on Cana i • 3€1,2504 fie
th.nant.. in Lands of Ad-oi,t3,Proralam.4
1 ~n Marino Policies rticentlyte.med,ou
uch,,... au..4.; dn9 the poixtpanY
fie.h.ethAt ,I, ':..eted .... 000 Oa
~.. .. , 100 s
Dii i .S!.tel'Oß
jam. , :; C. grtßJ., ---
Thauplifint PnUidJ.l,76. -••• •
Januos Triniunir,
Willinux , •
Pnninton,
Jeahra
Se..nuud binkr.4,
Hour;
Jnalea B. hl , ...railund,
Thow.F.2 C. timid,
iobi.,rt•',.;urtuu. Jr.,
John B. Ben:Tio,
D. T. hi c gnu,
J. T. Logan., "
ILkilTifi r , tr. 4 .ol..Jant,
"relioa. .
LYLBU—R,
:'.ltem
Jcr.nph 11. L 4 :41,
ialmnnd6.
John C. Diois,
John li. PeuroEn,
Goortzu C, lo.,!per,
tlwcud.
Dr. L. al. Itinitoo,
iVilliant C. Loclw"..r,
11.usrh
&pc:lcor
Ohsrles
Junes lir...cse,
Jacob P. J1..11C3,
IJE GREAT WESTERN
Fire wad Marine Ilisaraneu IDogs
OF PthJ 40ELPaIA.
Ot/i'e in Oorripany'4 Building, No. 403 Walnut,
Corner cif Street.
AUTHORIZED
C. pawl pxid in
Surplus, ..lauary lat, IS/
$C777,G74
FIRE INSURANCE- I ,Lbnited or PerpetuaL •
MARINE nisuniNgE, on West , ls, Cargo and Freights.
INLAND L.NSURANCiI by RiVOTS, Canals, Lahcs and
Land Carriages
07 ItEO TOES:
Charier; 0. Lathrop, 141.2 Walnut street.
William Darling, 19 lir Pine street.
Alexander 14hrilden, Merchant, 18 North Front.
hoar linglebnrat, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Lfunier, firm of Wright, Hunter A; Co. -
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy A. Co., Goldsmith's Ileal.
John IL M, Curdy, arin of Jones, White A McCurdy
Thomas L. Hillespie, arm of ClSlcemo L Zeller.
James B. Smith, firm Of James•B. tirnitn ,t Co.
lion. Henry M. Frillerl of ice 227 South Third street.
John C. Vcgdes, canal corner of Seventh and Sanaos.
James Weight, late earthier Dank ot . 'Tioga.
Alfred Taint (lice Calro City reports'.
Jona J. Slocum, office 220 South Third xtroot.
C. C. LATEuz3I , , President.
W. LAI:LINO, Vim President
LEWIB GREGORY, Branch Onie,e 8 Wall et., N. Y.
Second Vice '
JAMES WRIGHT, Spicretary and Treasurer.
IL 11. RICHARDSON, Avetatant Secretary.
R. W. POINDE..TEIt, Agent.
97 Water ri=3.et, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania. AISUTB3IOO ColslPaily
OF PITTSBURGH.
63 leonrtbi atreot.
Taaa,r, Geo. W. ankh,
A. Cotten. A. J. &mem,
~,,, ii . } - ! , ,,p1 - las, Wade Hampton.
A. Carriae, Robert Patrick.-
11...1021.0, John Taggart
Rod: Puttol,c7.,
W. i`Je.gride,
I. Grit:
A. C. Siiinpbui„
Ilecry Qprcz t,
CiAr.riared
Vial; ANL
Or7Z
Plt , :ifthlit-ItOD - x"
•ELI
MONO:I2i GAHELA
riSErie. , NUE COMPANYq
0.7 PITTSBUROH.
, 131 ES . ro3ident.
•
lIL Y AT VinJ9D, Eluer.3tAry.
O.F.PaCE.I-.44e. US Water Strcat. .
I:: ;-3 VlOl3 At3.11.112±1 ALL &Li pb 5:1.11U AN
ARINE IzI2E. .
d BSETS—mei 2071 r, 1559
Stock, Imo 13t11c, payabla on demand, ro , ,nred by tgo
a pprovmlnamEa $140,000 00
Premium Notes -47,003 29
Bills Race] veld s 9,96E3 21
115 ntmea Ileclianics' Bank stock, ccat.. ..... 6,165 00
50 do _Hank of Pittsburgh do do .„.„. 2,750 00
40 do Exchanges Bank do do 2,050 00
190 do Citizens' Bank do do -..- • 6,175 00
Balance of Book Accounts -.. 8,050 39
lace Furniture - 890 88
Card'ls,Bs3 78
,
DLL'2O7OR3
Jsqxes A. Mitchl2en. Gourge A. Berry,
IV n. B. Holmes, Robert Da.lzell,
\Vahan:ilium, 'iliomee ii. Clarke,'
Wilson Miller, ;, John lirDovitt,
mr22 Wm. A. Calo.welL
40.A.P.1111Eit •%r
PITTSBURGH
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCV.,
Cupltial Roinrettontad j 53,000,000.
OODIPANIELS OF BIGILEST STANDING, Char=o , red 153
, Pennsylvania and other States.
FMB, MARINE AND LIPS RISSS TA.KNN, 0,9 ALL - -
DESCRIPTIONS. -
Flo. 33 VoUIVREI STREJE
L. C.MUZB..I 4 .F.ti28.877.e6. 7 1_ 4 ;
• a. ountnis. j fdof3ti..iy)
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
LITHOGRAPILIO i'STABLIBIRMT IN TEE OM
SCEITTCLIMAN g
PRACTICAI4) LITHOGRIPLIERI
Corner Third and Market Streets,
DIIVPS COLLEGE BCMDING9,
jy2Lly-2p
BAffitUEL; PAHNESTOCK
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
ND i") 0 I.4ESTIC
FOREIGN A
• HARDWARE.
o. 1 Wood fitment, bolo:moan Dianael34i
alley amd Eq' otarth street,
PITTSBURGH, PA;
Zri - Ting subscriber in now opening a vroll selected ay.„ - mr
cleat of foreign and domestic Hardware, all now,and will be
sold on as good terms as any other house in this city. Ifs
47 ill always keep on hand a general assortment of
dABDWARD, OTITLERY, CiAIIPENTEPS' TOOLF,:tc.,
2, which he retanctfallyinvites the attentio n of iv , chaarif
MAUNA VAEWT.ti, ZAP:,
PHILLIPS, HITPIT Sg. CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS,
AND SHIPPING AGENTS of Illinois
Central Railroad, Cairo, Illinois. Mark Gonda in all
matt, to our care. JekaradieJ
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WAITER . PIPES..
From two to FIX inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot.
ALSO-11.00IIESTEIC
PEARL ST I.
For Setle Wt•b'esalo at Elcumulavtitrora
PFices by ' ; •
ELENRW rat. ceityrt:,s,
1 7 0:11 , *ARDUTEF ADD -
o ra s.l o EF2CVI A NI T
AND, WHOIZEIAL3 DIM= IN
CELEIESE EUTTEP SEEDS, :13`ESII,
,
AND PRODIJOD 'CiErzEBALLy.
I.To. 25 ViCiOD STEDTIT, (1e15•
./14•4114
g...kwpACTIFREEt QL
ALCOHOIz q
•
Cologne Spirits and now/. 0 1%
NOB: 167 and 170 Second Street.
oplCrayqdp •
eiLIafIsLEY.I.TOPS- 7 100 ve,rions. patterns
for 8,10, by ;i [je3ol HENRY H.. COLLINS. 41
UT. OF T.I.E. 01TY.—Persons desirous
NU , of reaping ut of the city, can purchase two frame
lionses pleasantly situated on ehecaut street,Law
rencertlle,geoh hotiie contains 5 rooms and cellar, a garden
of fruits, lowers and shrubbery. All in complete, order.
Will be sold togothir, or sepsis:lel* to snit purchasers.
Apply to S. OfiTlißEitT .FE: SON,
an) . 61 Narked street.
9 . N BB LS. superfine Flour just reoeived and
tF for 8410 by Jes. A. M2EI4
at 22 ' Corner Market and Fltatata.
ELLUM COPYING BOOKS—For sale by
Jol9 J.' R. WELDIN.
fIiNLY •• $7501 for a Dwelling Ironso of four
rooms, a large Lot of ground, fruit treos„ete., pleas. ;
antly situated in Scinth Pittsburgh, on the point of- ,Niount
Mashington, immediatly opposite Smithfield street, will be
sold on easy, terms, , S. OUTIIJ3.ERT '2ON,
.13 , 13 - , Alarket street-
k3OAP POWDER.:-50 boxes Soap 'Powder
of our own manufacture, warranted truperfor to any
offered for ado ill this - market, on band and for sale by
felEt B.C. ,t J. EL SAW X.b.t..
VOR RENT -A large Dwell TT in &louse aL
P.. 0, onso i n
tot Gt otreeLiS.' CIyTHIIEIT dt SON,
1n720 ' 51, Hake* atreilt.
OHEESE —250 bates best quality •W. B,
1161 cutting Cheek, received and far gale by
Emu max
,eco
10;t,yak a
P. Al. ~ . ..a .A.DrittA. Aqznt',
cz, ecaaut,
600,000
.$21:2,80) 00
. 55,277-05
2' ; 300,000
uoucriptioua
$:..3f,n0
PITTSBURGH, PE/V2r.el