LOCAL AFFAIRS. A Move in the Right Direction..aleeting at Si -- ; Cathedral.-Bishop O'Con nor on Catholic ieratereile, A meeting was held at St. Paul's Catliedral yester day afternoon, at which some important action was had, with regard to the mode of condneting the fu nerals of such as hereafter die in the Catholic faith in this district. The meeting was addressed by Bishop O'Connor in that perspicuous and unaffected style so peculiar to the reverend gentleman, and was made up of the most intelligent members of the Cath_lic churchec. of bath cities and adjacent die. tricts. He had called his hearers together, he said, for the purpose cf taking counsel with them in re gard to the correction of an abuse in the interment of the Catholic dead of the community—on abuse that entailed great hardship on many, end was, withal, a scandal to the religion which they pro. fined. 'Ho then spoke of the practice so prevalent among Catholias, no matter what their circumstances in life, of having large funerals, and condemned in • fitting terms the scenes of disorder, the fun and the frolic, which but too often marked the return of the funeral cortege from the burying ground. There were many, he know, whose means were ample and to whom it was a matter cf indifference how many carringee they had at the funerals of their friends. ut with others the case was different, and through the tyranny of sc,c 4 .ety, which fixed the status of a family according to the number of carriages in the tuceral of this, that, or the other of its members, poor people were often pet to heavy expense in a vain display, of no earthly use whatoydr, and fre quently followed by scenes calculated to bring scan dal on their religion. He cited several cases which had been brought to his knowledge, in which fernl ike belonging to the poorer classes had squandered almost their entire moors in securing carriages for the funerals of their relatives, and getting up empty useless esb.ibitions of this character. It_was bat a few days ago that a woman called on him, and re quested a return of the money paid for a lot which slte had purchased in 'he cemetery, on the ground that the man she had entrusted with the arrange ments for her husband's funeral, lied ordered twenty carriages, for which she had to pay, and the expense ettendieg, which had swallowed up her entire means ! it happened frminently, too, that people died here, and hid a train of from twenty to thirty carriages in their funerals, whose children, left wholly without moans, became inmates of the Orphan's Asylum, and r. burdn on the charity of the community. In a moral and financial paint of view, then, he consid ered those funerals wrong, and he looked to the good sense of the Catholics of the district for their aid in suppressing the. abuse. He was not prepared to press the reform himself, however, on the meeting. lie merely made the suggestion, leaving it to them to say whether or not the abuse should continue. Ho had stated his opinions unreservedly as to 'the great hardship which the custom entailed on those least able to boar it, and the scandal which the scenes fre. quently enacted at Catholic funerals brought on the whole Catholic body, acti he left it with the meeting to decide, whether cr net these things should cease, and a better order of affairs be inaugurated. After continuing in this strain for some time, the Bishop cffcrcd a suggestion, that, hereafter, the Catholic funerals of the district should bs conducted thus • That corpse to be carried in a hoarse to the church, followed by one or two carriages fee the im• mediate estates of the famiiy—the friends fl the deceased, etc., to go en foot. As seen as the service at the cherch is concluded, the fencral is to ba con sidered over, and these in attendance will return to heir hernias, with the exception of a few if the rola eves or personal friceds of the deceased, who will cllow the Corpse to its lest resting place and see it decently in•erred. In Buffalo, Cleveland, and other eitier, this system, or sc.methieg of the same kind, was adopted, and Le heliczed it gave general satis• faction. It saved a ercat deal of time, a useless es penditore cf av:r.v.,-, and spared the Catholic body the disgrace of ti.C;:'o i , 7.3n35, to Which he had before re tired. is reseletian was offered to the effect thet the en • tire Catholic body of the District pledge itself toward carrying i^ta clilect the Fuggestion of the Bishop, and adopted by acclamation, after which the meet ing adjourned. We deem this a very important move, and one which must, sooner or later, eng:ga the attention of ail other denominations of christians among us. Be fore long, we expect to hear of every church having its receiving vault, arida total abandonment of that conventioael nonsense which entails a naoless ex pense on many a poor family, and makes it a far more expensive matter to die, Low-a-days, than to live.—Erenin2 Chronicle, Hondcrbi. Sumner Complaint.—As this is the season when this ticubleFome disease prevails to the greatest ex , tent, we publish the following from Pall's Journal of Health, which we believo is ensidored gocd author ity among medical men : "Diarrn,. , 2-a is a very common disease in summer time. Cholera is nothing more than exaggerated diarrhea. When a man dies of diarrhma, ho has died of cholera in reality. It may ho well lee trav elers to know that the first, the most important and the most indirpensable item in the arrest and cure of looseness of the buwek., is absolute quietude on a bed. Nature herself always prompts this, by disin clining us to locomotion. The next thing is, to oat nothing but common rice, parched like ceffce, and then boiled, and then taken with a little salt and but ter. Drink 1 . 4 , 1 e Cr no liquid cf any kind. Bits of ice may he eaten and swallowed at will. Every step taken in their - 1 , -a, every epocnful o; liquid only ag gravates the clir:easc. If locomotion is compulsory, the misfortune of the necessity may be lessened by having a stout piece of woolen, bound tightly around the abdomen, so as to be double in front, and kept we'd in its place. In the practice of many years, we have'never failed to notice a gratifying result to fol• low these obi:cry:lnns." Ailigrant TrareL—The travel of emigrants over the 'Pennsylvania Railroad, during the month cf August, was about equal in numbers as compared IvitbAugust, 1857. Pao thousand four hundred and three emigrants passed over the Pennsylvania Rail road during the—month of August, carrying with tt . em 70,150 Funds of baggage. Of the whole number 605 were from New Y,r!i, and 894 wont to pcinte west of Pittsburgh, the largest number ma king Chicago their stopping place. Since the let of JdnuVrY .12,518 emigrant passengers have passed e r this road, and some idea may be formed of the character of the passengers from the fact that they p,iafor 318,780 pounds of extra baggage; 9,026 of the number wont to States west of Pittsburgh. - Sod Accident.—About ten o'clock yesterday morn log, a laborer, named William Nelson, who was en]. played on the new Allegheny Bank Buildinr, on Milo street, adjoining our office, fell from a scaffold g on the top to the third floor of the building, a distance some thirteen or fourteen foot. His left la; 7, 5.3 broken by the concussion, and he was other wt bruised, complaining much of ono of his ul , i,3rs. He was ulaced in a wagon and conveyed to his residence in Allegheny, where he has a large tamily depending on his exertions for support. [Yew Steam Fire Engine.—The steam firs engino now being erected by Mr. Lowry, at S. S. Fowler t Co.'s, Water street, is already far ad vanced toward ciin3pietiou. Mr. Lowry is of opin ion that it will be equal, if not superior, to the "Cit izen." The engine will be ready for trial about the eloso cf the present month, and should it work well, it'wiil be sent to• Louisville, where it has been con. traeted for, in the event of its being a success. With the well known ingenuity of Mr. Lowry, ratoot well its , otherwise. R.il•oad Acc;dent.—nn. Ip.:t Friday n' ht the asle a freight car oa the Staubonvitla Railroad bro,:e, when eoire two miles above thst piece, throw iag iha car and three others off the track and over co embankment some forts feet high. The care, which were la - don with dry goods and groceries, wero badly brok,m, and their contents scattered about, while the cros2-ties were torn up for some die•tanu. tic , one on the train was injured In the least. A Friend to Improvement " writes thug : WILSON, N. 11., Sept. 10, 1857 ilsvitg had art opportunity to test the value of Prof. 0. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, I mu prepared to say, teat it fully wakes good its recomondation, by rest,ring to more than its original lustre • hair that hal , become gray, or faded froza ago cr thseasc. It wSit give the hair a soft and pliable texture, and what is :A still greater importance than that, re stored to health; it imparts to the whole system its renovating, healing properties, and hat rttendency to 1 I-dal and prolong life, end give the aged the °nth. Its unequalled properties , e recommended to every family. Try it, under any disease of the head, and yea never have to regret its application. CALTIM--13swaro of worthless imitations, as sev eral are already in the market, called by different names. Use none unless the word (Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo., and New York,) are blown in the bottle. Sold by all drug gists and patent medicine dealers, also by all fancy and toilet goods dealers in the United States and Canada. Sec adVcrtisement. Thc New Jersey sweet potatoes which Col. Fricker sells at Walnut Etall are beyond doubt the finest which arc brought to this market. His watermelons aro immense. Walnut Hall is the place to get a good meal, capitally served up, or something goad to tako home to your family. - - r rag neatly made. Pants and vests Enited to tllo 5.1.3 - Al. Summer under wear of silk, and cot -I:.a, linen hosiery, for men's and boy's wear, at close r:;E:: for cash, by Carnaghan, Federal street, city- Boto,nan cf, Co :—My wife was troubled with cough and pain in the breast for five years—the last two of which 51.3 e, was very low indeed. I procured some of your Compound, and after she had taken it for about five weeks she was able to do all our house work, which she had not previously done for four years. oheerfally, and unasked, recommend your Cora po-md to alt who are suffering under that terrible ,:cease—Consumption JAMES SOIITIIERLA.ND. bleitY R. SOUTIOIRLAND. L JOISTTI.I.g, Ky., July, 1956. • - - - • A peculiar neatness of style and finish-is a dis tinct featuro in the ,Igarments for men's and boys' wear, made at the establishment of J.oL. Carnaghan, Allegheny City. He engages first class workmen in every department, and aims at superiority in each w „ ~"~ ~_~ 22=E====: [For the Morning Post) TO Tint NATIONAL DEMOCRACY OP ALLE -117.0HENY COUNTY :—Wnstazis, A ao-stiled Demo erotic Convention, which assembled at the Court House, on the 18th of August, ult., failed to give that satisfaction which Democrats have a right to expect from those who truly represent them. In this, that disregarding a time. b eame d ueage.of Democratic Conventions, they have re futed to recognize either our National or State administra tions, or the platforms on which they were elected. In bringing forward new issues, not recognised in the Democratic creed, and evidencing a spirit of intolerance to wards other Democrats, who choose to differ from their slows of new dogmas not essential to Democratic faith. Moreover, as the action of this Convention has gone before the country as the' action of a Dasocra.lic CLmvattion rf Allegheny. Chunfy, Penraylvarria, and has been reechoed fr..as one end of the Itulen to the other as orthodox by pa pets hostile to oar cause, It is therefore recommended that an election be held to Saturday, the 11th inst.,' at the usual places of holding pri mary elections, to elect two delegates to represent each ward, borough and township, in a County Convention, to meet at the Court He us% on Wednesday, the 16th lost , at 10 o'clock, A. M., to take into consideration matters of vital importance to the Democratic) cause. Reso:ved, That no person shall be qualified to hold a seat as a delegate in the County Convention, unless he can give his approval to our National and State Administrations, and is uninfinenced,by pledge or otherwise, to the action of any other conventi,n heretoforo held. LEE k BECKHAM, WILLIAM CLAYTON, LEACOCK, CHAS. IT. PAULSON, T. A. HINTON, JAXIE- , 1 M. BOYD, GEORGE LAWMAN, JAB. PATTON, Ja , SAMUEL arcura, Wet. HASLITT, E. WOKE, JOHN OTTEBSON, JOHN EDGAR, JOHN HAMILTON, JOHN FITZSIMMONS, JOHN STRAUSER, ALEXANDER HAYS, eablaw EXXCUTIVZ C05.13111.1E. Police heme.—Alderman Parkinson committed an insane man, named Edward Gaprey, for assault and battery, on oath of Matthew Reef. Alderman Daft sent up the well known Mary Kelly, who spends two-thirds of her time in fail, for three days, for drunkenness. Mary had sold off a portion of her furniture, and was taking a bit of a spreo on the proceeds. Pat Wilson was fined five dollars and coats by Al. derman Lewis for raising a disturbance in the vicini ty of Fifth and Ross streets, about eleven o'clock on Sunday night, and behaving very disorderly. The same magistrate committed a man named L. K. Knapp for obtaining goods under false pretences. The information was made by Josiah B. Poor, of tho firm of Poor k Reed, who alleges that on the Ist of March, Knapp and.another person named 0. T. An. gell, on the representation that a man named Wil liams, of Beaver street, Allegheny city, owed Knapp a large amount of money, due on the first of July, from which the claim should be raid, obtained from P. Er 8.. a trading boat worth two hundred dollars, which Knapp afterwards sold and applied the pre• ceeds to his own use, utterly refusing to pay for the boat. It now turns out that Williams did not owe KEPapp anything. Knapp was unable to find bail and was obliged to jail to await flais trial. Thomas Pearson and Sarah Gillespie, denizens of Herdscrabblo, haviog taken a littlo too muoh of what Sarah said was "good whisky," booame very disor derly, and were arrested and taken before Alderman Lewis, who committed them for ten days each. Prize Figia.—A prize fight took place yesterday morning near Danny's Grove, between an Irishman named Peter Dunn and James Lewis, a Welshman. They had previously quarreled, and adjourned by appointment to this place "to have it out." They had fought eight rounds, surrounded by a crowd of people enjoying the fun, when they were suddenly interrupted by the appearance of the Mayor and several policemen, and left incontinently. The whole party escaped, actors and spectators, except Lewis, who was overtaken by officer Moon, and brought to the city. He was held to bail in five hundred dollars by the Mayor for his appearance at Court. Gas Truateec—A mooting of the stockholders of the Pittsburgh Gas Works was held yesterday after aeon at their effice on Smithfield street, for the put pose of electing two trustees, or throe years, which resulted in the selection of Goorge Black and N. Holmes, Jr. After the election, the stockholders partook of an excellent luncheon prepared for the occasion, to which, and tho liquids, ample justice was done. AnotiLer Boat Race.—Another race has been agreed upon for Saturday afternoon of next week, between the clubs owning the Petrel and the Peerless, both four oared row boats. The match is for fifty dollars a side, and the boats are to be rowed by members of their respective clubs. The two craft are well matched, their models being nearly alike, and the contest is sufficiently doubtful as to render the race one of interest. Tie First Ward School case, which occasioned so much feeling last spring, has been decided by Judge M'Clure. Ho decides that the election of Mr. Collins, Mr. Murphy having moved out of the ward, was legal, and that the former is entitled to retain hie seat. The other Directors on the Board refused to sit with Mr. 'Collins. Will they continue to do so, now that his election has been confirmed by the Court: danenge.—The Mechanics' Barge Club, of Man chester, owners of tho new row boat "J. S. Hall," just launched, have 'challenged the Allegheny Barge Club, owners of the "R. E. Rodgers," fora race over the Monongahela coarse. The crew of the Rodgers have been eager for the race, and we pre sums It will be accepted. The Theatre —Tho representation of " Love's Sae. rifice" at Porter's Theatre last evening wee a very creditable performance. The principal characters were most admirably rendered, especially by Miss Cordelia Carmel!, who was loudly applauded. She is a very clever actress and destined to be a great favorite here. This evening she appear 4 as Julia, in the " Paper Thief—For somo time past our enterprising friend, Fittock, has missed pape,s which were stolen from his route on Fourth strout. Yesterday morn irg he observed a little follow named Fox in the alt of purloining one. He made information of the fact to the Mayor, who had the boy arrested, and after reading him a severe lecture, he diem seed him on his solemn promise to relinquish the practice. erentation —A pr,sentatien took place on Truy ELM yesterday, at wh oh a taro rortion of our Ger man citizons were present. 11.5 v. Mr. Weaterhaueen, on the part of the ladies of Allegheny, presented to the Gorman Turners' Aasuciation of that city a beau tifully wrought banner, with a speech which was received with lout applaugii. Teo other Turners' Societies of the cities and euhurhs Wore present, and after the ceremony the assembiod company all joined in the festivities usual on sueh Two first clans hcasza on Wood E rest arid a list 0 bank stock are to be sold this evening at the Corn. mercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 F:fth street, by P. M Davis, Auctioneer. _• DR. J. HOSTETTBR'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, for the cure of Fever and Ague, is beyond all controversy the safest and beet remedy that could be wed by the adlicted, for all diseases of the ab,ve nature. The most violent attacks of this dreadful disease have often been presented by the use of this reliable remedy. The " BMus" have been used by the proprietor in an extensive pnictice, in tho treatment of Fever and A gne, for a number of y , ,rs, and its wonderful cnrative'powers era well known Lott the press and the publ C. T. use who desire a thor ~,gtt renovation of their entire system, should not fail to use the " Bitters." cde by drug,:ttt nu 1 dealvri overyliere an:, by 1136TETTER & SMITH, b.lannfattarere and Proprietors, B'4 58 Water end 58 'Props streets, U. 3. Id. OLIN'S CBLEBRATED STOMACH BIT TERS—Try t tor, tad satisfy yr creches that they arc all they are reoasmended to be. The proprietor does not pretend to Eay that they will cure all the diseases flesh is heir to, but leaves them to test their own merits, and the constantly increasing demand fur them is sufficient proof that they are all they are recommended to be, and far ate perisr to any preparation of the kind n As - in the market. Their use is always attended with the most beneficial re sults in CEL9e9 of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, weakness of the stomach, indigestion, etc. It retool - es all morbid matter from the stomach, assists digestion, and imparts a healthy tone to the whole system. Be sure and call for J. M. Olin's Coldrated Stomach Bitters, and see that the article pnr• chn,-.'d bears the name of J .11.01 in, as manufacturer. . . . Fe.r sale by J. M. OLIN, tole proprietor and manufacturer No. 267 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa., and by druggists and getcrqlly. 13,99 JOSEPH MEYER, MANUFACTURER OF Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs Warerooms, 424 Penn street, ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDGE, PITTSBURGH], Aar In addition to the Furniture business, I also devote attention to UNDERTASING. Hearses and Carriages mradly—lo farniabal. OLD SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF ME WAR OF 1812, ATTENTION—Am annual meeting of the Association of Soldiers and Stakes of the War of 1812, or Second Independence, will be held on FBI. DAY, the 10th of Feptember, at their mmal place of meet ing, in the Common Council Chamber, in the city of Pitts- burgh. at 2 o'clock, P. M. Al business of importance will be laid before the meeting, it is expected that doe attention will be given. By Otder of the President, WILLIAM GRAHAM, Ja. 663:dawtd THE undersigned have formed a Co-Part nership under Wholesale f SHAOKLETT,McLAION 1 CO, for tranracting Dry Goods business. WILLIAM SHACKLETT, JAMES liIcLAIN, HUGH JONES, JOHN AUDAY, T. T. MYLES,. ... sHACIECLEFF, IdeLAIN Is CG, 'wholesale dealers in For egn and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 43 Wood street, opposite s. Charles Hotel. • 101287.1ra COMMERCIAL. PIiErNSBURGEL BOARD OF^d^. RADE.' AND IZERCTIANTS , w. n. IVILLI:a113 Fire IHMAEI DICKEY, 2a F. R. BRUNC/7.', Ist, treasurer. • N. 110LEICB, Js. Seperinfendent. JOSEPH SNOWDEN. Cbtamittee of Arbitration for August. ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P., C. IL PAULSON, JAMES GARDINLR, DAVID CAMPBELL, AU6TIN L00.6J3. Stage of Water. One foot ten inches water in the channel PITTSBURGH DIARKET. Reported kepresay :tor the Daily Morning VI) Pincetmas, September 6 185' FLOCE...We have but feii sales to report to-day, the quantity barely reaching 800 bbls. from store, at $5,57@ 6,60 for in:perdue; $8,62@5,75 for extra do , and $e e©8,12 for extra family. OR&IN...Oata are still sellieg at 45c. from store. loads from scales at s9@)ll V ten. 01L...10 bbbs. Lard Oil No. 1 at 85c. PEACHES...Jersey Peaches in baskets are dull tit $2,50, a decline. SUGAR—SaIes 12 hhds. prime N. 0 at £4.3;V:)1 , 1. COFFEE...Rio Ln sacks at 1.2y.,c. by Magic) aicka tw- BAooll—Salee 2000 Iba. Hams at 11c. WHISKY—BaIes 28 bble. rectified at 27@28c. VINEGAR—Regnlar sales of Ballon's to city and.country at 6c. P gallon ; t u all other markets 9c. Philadelphia Market. PaILLDZIPI3I4, September 6.—The Flour market is firm. with light receipts atd a very small stock; sales of 1000 bbla at $5,62% for fresh ground, $5,526 for old stock, s6git3,6o for extra and extra family Rye Flour and Corn Meal are scarce and command $ l . Wheat comes forward lees freely than was anticipated, and prices, if anything, favor sellers; red commands $1,28@1,30 and white $1,35@1,43. Rye is selling at 760 for old and 70c for new. Corn is less active and less firm in price; sales of yellow at 87©89 in store, and 900 afloat. Oats are in good request and 3000 bush new sold at 43c Iu Groceries and Provisions there is but little doing. Cleverseed la in steady request at 15,50(315,81V a . Whisky has declined: 1000 bbls Ohio sold at 2.5@26, 300 bbls Pennsylvania at 250 and drudge at 24:. New York Market. Nils Yost, September 6.—Cotton buoyant; sales 8000 bales at 1811.18 for uplands middlings. Flour heavy; sal. a 10,500 bbLs. Wheat firm; sales 80,000 bush. Curia heavy; sales 42,000 bushels; yellow 96(77. Mesa Pork has declined sa, sales at $17,40@17,60. Whisky firm at 245.A2b. Sugar closed quiet at 10©11X. Bacon steady. Linseed 011 "no/. ant; sales 10 090 gallons at 75c. Hides firmer. ',Rother on changed. Tallow firm; sale. 25,000 lb.. Flaw York stock Market NEW YOtill, September 6.--Stneks firm. ebliag,i am! Rock Island 72. X. Illinois Central bends 90%; Lscr,se net 1111wankee 24;4; Mich Southern SO; atoning 49!,<; 7ilieksour, 54%. Galena and Chicago 83%; Erie IblA Cincinnati market CINCIINN&TI, September 6.—Flour closed dull; the expo: t demand has ceased; sales 900 bbla at 34.85©55 for superfine, olosinz nominal; receipts 6000 bbls since Saturday. Whisky firm; sales 900 bbls at 21c. There is oo chinge in Provllionr; the max tot is rather dull. New York Weekly Bank Statement t , inc Toils, September 6.—Tbe bank staMment for the week exhibits a decrease in loans of $198,000; decrease in deposits, $580,000; increase in specie $231,000 ; lot reaae In circulation, $281,000; increase in an d sawn deposits, $214,001 Oa THE WORMbESTROYER—This medicine known all over the country as B L. FARNESTOOK'S VER_ idTFUGE well deserves this title n hero worms are present In the systim. It never falls to effect their speedy removal Every family should keep it In the bongs. It is manufric tnred and by B. L. FAIINESTOCK k CO., Wholesale Drug gist, and propristors of Wit SON'S PIM S, No. 60, corner of Woo 1 and Fourth streets, Pittabargb, Pa. See Pill advertisement on third page of this day's paper. R. T. KENNEDY W. 8. EHNNED Y. PEARL STEA.M MILL, ALLEGHENY CITY, R. T. KENNEDY & BRO. WHEAT, RYE, AND CORN PURCHASED FLuIIR, CORN MEAL, AND HOMINY, ILLANU6AOTURED AND DELIVERED IN PITTSBURGH AND A.LLEGU ENT TER7,IB 0/1911 ON LIVERti an7:l3A6wl SPECIAL NOTICES. f/ P ERMAN ENT OFF IC E. COMPLYING WITH THE URGENT REQUEST OF HUN DRUB OF THEIR PATIEHTS, DRS. C. AL PITCH AND J. W. SYKES Have concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH, And may bo consult.] at their offier, No. 191 Penn st.r•et. OPPOSITE ST. CLAIR HOTEL, Rally, except Sundays, for 001kS1151P110N, ASTHMA, BRONULtiIIti and ALL ("PUP,: liltONlO COMPLANTS, complicated with, or causing pulmonary disease, including Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, te. TAY /ITCH & BYES would state that their treatment of Cs snamption is based upon the fact that the disease exists in tie Mood and system at large, both before and during el dm:LT:tient in the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechan ical, Hygienic and Modreal remedies to purify the blood and strengthen the system. WM these, they use MEDICAL IN HALATIONS, which they nine highly, but only as Rtfia• hues, (having no Curative effects when used alone,) end Inva lids are earnestly cautioned against wasting the precious time of curability on any treatment based upon the plausi ble, but false idea that the "seat of the disease can be readied la a direct manner by Inhalation," for, as before elated, the rout of the disease. is in the blood and its effects only in the lungs. _a z- No charge for consultation. A list of questions will be sent to ilsase wishing to consult as by letter. rily`.29:daw BANK OF TUE SOUTH 00UNTY.—At the Ani gust term of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, for Washington county, the first d fy of January, A. Ix, 1819, was limited for bringing iu the bills of the Sauk* with a view to a dividend of funds then on hand. This order 14 made with a view to hasten a settlement, and not to cot off bille not then presented. which mast, of course, all be paid, if the Bank is solvent of which there la no reasonable doubt. The bills will be taken in payment of all debts. Bills pre- sented, for which receipts are given, will be entitled to in terest. Bills may be forwarded to the Receiver, at Ken. eington, Rhode Island. E. R. POITER, an3l:4w Receiver. Uo NOTICE—THE INTEREaT C lIPONS of the Bottle of Lawrence County, issued to the PITTS BURGH AND ERIE RAILROAD COHPANY, due July, 1858, will be paid at the office of W. H. WILLIAMS & 00., Pittsburgh, Pa. The change in place of payment is made In consequence of the failure of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, New York, where the Ompons are payable By order of 192 THE COMMISSIONERS. WI L L RE-ORE N ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2D, PROF. OOWPER'S FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, AT NH'FILLEI HALL, 0011NEP. Fannin AIQD Lunar! BTEI. DAYS OF TUlTlON—Tuesdays, Thnrsdaya and Satin.- dupe. Master and Miami Glasses at 8 P. at ; Ladies Clan 4 P. IT Ge tleMen'S Class S p. at. Prof. Cowper aan be seen at the Scott Home, daily. an2o:l.in NEW SHOES 1 NEW SHOES 11—We are now receiving our new fall stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, At the 'People's Shoe Store,' No. 17 Fifth street, comprising a great variety of styles. A large and complete assortment of Gent's wear; Ladies' Batton, Congress and Lace Gaiters. A well selected stock of Misses and Children's wear, Boys' Boa% Gaiters, Ehoes and Slippers. A few more soiled Shoes and Galt3rs, left selling cheap. an2B DIPFEINBACIIER & CO. TO LBT—A Store Room on Market street Eniasam A. W. GAZZAN. F LOUR -50 bble. Extra Superfine ; 80 " Superfine; 29 " Extra Family E 0131, fruit recoil . ed and for sale by JAMES A FETZER, ea.& Corner Market and Elm streets. APPLES -10 barrels choice Jersey Apples, Just received and for sale JAMS A. FETZER, 854 Corner Market and First streets QWEET POTATOES-10 barrels Jersey kJ sweet Potatoe2, jnst received and for sale by JAB. A. FIZCZER, ee4 aerner Market and Drat Ma. WANTED -300 bushels Timothy See Warit,d, by JAMES A. FETZER, set Corner Market'and First streets. THE LAST CHANCE-WE NOW OFFER CUB SOMME SHOES, GAITERS, ETO., Cheaper then ever, al we are receiving a large fell stock. Ladles would do well to call immediately, as we offer great Inducements. Light and Black Gaiters, French Morocco Ties, Misses' Gaiters and Slippers,and Boys' Summer Shoes, The People's Cheap Shoe Store," No.IZ Fifth street, near Market. (se4) DIFRENBACHRII k CO. DIG LEAD-300 Piga, for sale by 1104 wx:av EL COLLINS MACKEREL.- 100 barrels No. a Large Mackerel ; 504 a Ai t 4 20 " No. 1 " " reed and for (ilea) HENRY EL COLLINS. TAKE FISH - 300 pkgs. White Fish, Trout, Salmon, etc., for sale by ee4 HENRY H. COLLINS. HEESE.--300 boxes good cutting Obsess k/ miring, and for sale by se4 EMMY EL COLLINS. WATER PIPES-3000 yards Stone Wa• tar Pipes, from 2 to 6 inches diameter, for sale by se4 HENRY H. COLLINS. PURE LIQUORS.—A large supply of Wince and Liquors, strictly pure for medical purixsee. Those wishing an article that can be relied on for ppurity, should call and examine 'my stock. 303. BLEMU G, see - CO= Market street and Dimmed. SEWING MACHINES.- THE sj2o AND $lO Dan]: L.( 1 1 , : STITCH SEWING MACHIN ES! Are now on Exhibition, at the HOSIERY STORE OF MR. DALY, NO. 20 PXPT STREET, These 31achlu,s admiited to Le the boat in market for family me, makln: an elastic donb!o thread stitch, which will not rip ven if every fourth stitch b 3 cut. It is the only low priced double thread Nlachlne in market. Orders rill be received anti promptly filled by 51. DALY, ACre t. No. 20 Fifth street, on the center of Market Pittsourgh, Pa. NOTIOE—M. DALY. en the corner of Fifth street hod the only o c of th: , name in busmese on this turcut. JylEely c ELLIOTT, TIIE first place in public estimation is nuw Justly accorded to the GROVER A BAKER MA CHINE, for family F•ewing, f.a the following :casual:— lat. It is MORE .91 , 4PLE and "'ASLLY KEPT IN ORDER than any other machine. 241. It makes a Eearn which wail NOT , RIP ,r though ovary third atitcli is cut_ ad. It rews from two ordinary span), and the i all trouble of winding throad is avoided, while the same Machine can be adapted, at pleasure, by a rmre change of spools, to all varietice of work. 4th. The same Machine rune silk, linen threat and spool (Notion, with equal facility. sth. The seam is as elastic as the inlet elastio fabric, so that It is tree Irma all LIABILITY to BittAK, in WASH ING, IRONING, or otherwise. 6th. The stitch made by this Machine is more BEAUTI FUL than any other made, either by hand ur machine. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Grover & Baker's la the boot --f Atner.„Agrlculto r h.t To all of which Tribane ease, amen --IN. Y. Tt intone. It is all that it claims to be.—(N. Y. Independent. Itfinidors its own cork; others do not.—[Homo Journal. We give it the proference.-HAmer. Baptist. It n els only to be soon to t, appreciated.—{Phreno. Journal. Adapted for woolens, linen or cotton.—[Amer. Medical Monthly. Wo like Grover it Bak -r's beit.-1 Ladies' Wreath. " Which Is the best?" 0 rov?r hater's— N. Y. Dispatch. Superior to all ethers --EN. Y. M.wcnry. We have no hesitation in recommending Y. Ex press. It r. quires no to spoldrg.— ;: V. E . :Angelis:. For family Mee they ate nurac tie 1.--(N. Y. Daily News. They sew a seam that - a ill n.,t rip H . N. Y. Courier. It performs nobly and expsolt: .nsly Y. Exaininer. Remarkable for the elasticity of seam.—[Police o,,zettu. Well adapted to ell kir.ds of family sewing.—' N. Y. Obs. The most hie• s-d in‘tmi ion of modern times.--1 Moth. Magazine. Pelt adapt,' for fa V I Book. We do net lic‘sitate t rt cml. at •;. Y. Chroulcl,. It sews strongly end dut. uus 11,,.—,Life Illustrated. The prince of inventions —; Prot. Churchman. It is woman's beet friend.—lN. Y. 'Weekly News. And two hundred more referencol. To Clergymen and Benevolent Societies. The DROVER Sr BARER SE' ING ‘l . l,ofil.NE CO. will for the prenent, to Clergymen and Benevolent Bocietie3 heir superior machine at one.half the usual retail price. W. C. ELLIOTT, Mont, No. 21 Fifth street. COMMERCIAL PRINTING" ILANDBILLS, POSTERS, LEGAL BLANKS. COLOICED BILLS, PAPER BOOKS FOR LAWYERS, PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Executed In the neatest manner, promptly and at CHEAP RATES, by BARD. & It/VEILS, MORNISU POST JOB O'FIOE, 002,NE6 OP WED END FIFTH MEETS ofi= THE BEST AND S i pr w ---", Nr CHEAPEST VINEGAR is sell. a 4.1.; in g at the most extensive VIN t r ij N EG A RI EGAR WARE:MU:M . in the t i lt"lMit . ittatanimaniiiv i it West. This house n..w sop woo py~ryl allok plies, and has for the Ltst tea "4 11 14 years, more than one-half of .4.4 01 .8 1 .4 tl.e Pittsburgh grocers, and 0 4'114 0 **--" , '" the same in every other city in = which it has bean introduced. A. SALLOII, 148 Water street, between *rriithileld and Grant. LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILE .9.1•1 D SMELTING WORKS. PARK, M'CURDY CO ., MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING, Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms, ItaLsed Still Bottoms, Spelter Solder, 8c , also importers and dealers in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, & c. Constantly on hand, Thamen'sliinehines and Tools. Warehouse, No. 141) First, and 120 Second street, Pi ttaborgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cat to any desired pattern. my2o:lydevr E. giMPSON 0 H. RIPPEY. WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED together in the practice of the Law, under the firm of SIMPSON & Mee, No. 94 Fourth Street. E. SIMP?ON, 0. H. itIPPEY. ORD'b P ;TENT PERCH. COUPLING. LI This is the boot CARRIAGE CCU r LING ever invent ed. I want every man who ever saw a Buggy, to see ono with LORD'ii COUPLING attached I bare one at ROB'T ATTERSON'6 STABLE, on Dimond street. Before it was attached, the inside wheel described a circle of about thirty feet, now it describes about five feet, and cannot be over tarried by short turning. For further particulars, see the Fuggy or cal. on the subscriber, At the Monongahela Rouse. I want to State and County Rights. I purchased ell the St Iwo, and have told ebeut ten, the balance are for sale. Any man can matte J fort W. une out of one State. gelaw 08. BELL, Moneugahela Souse. GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. —Owing to the increasei demand for ROASTED OuFFEE, we have procured a NEIW COFFEE MILI ,where those who may wish, can have their Coffee fresh ground at any time, without any additio .al charge. S. JAYNES' TRA Froßp, au2B No. 38 Filth street. NEW MAP OF OUR COUNTRY—Present and prospective—embracing the United Statea and Territories, the Canadas, New Brunswick, N. , ve Sootla and New Foundland; els), Maxi O, Cuba, and the W. I. Islands, Central America and the Isthmus of Panama, all the New Discoveries in the Polar Regions by Dr. Kane and others, and all the New Settlements, sad even the Counties of Kari ba., and Nebraska, each in its proper position, all on the same scale, compiled from Government Bumps and other relic. hie sources. For sale by W. 8. HAVEN, Stationer and Paper Dealer, Corner of Market and Second ate, ItE F INE D SIIO AR - 80 Ws Loverinee Crashed, Fine and Coaree Pulver ized Sugar ; 20 bbla Covering's "A" Oarea Crushed Sugar ; 61 {IBS, ' ta 4,{ 10 " "CP Yellow—nMLLE R & f oR CKE b TS ON, • • Nog. 221 and 273 Literty street f - ALAlikiki Map o oqrootultry, with the States, Territories and comities distinctly mark. ed. For sale by IV, B. HAVEN, Stationer, aul2 Corner Market and Second streets. %IWO DWELLING ROUSES FOR 11,BNT, 41., by S. CUTHBERT fr. SON, 51 Market street. PURE PORT WINE, for medicinal pur poses, by the botße or gallon, at BAWORTA g BROWNLEE'S, i n tbe Diamond. VOR RENT—A twalstery frame Dwelling .1: nOl/58, of 6 rOVIIIS, Edtuate on Fourth street, naar Mar' ket. gent $l6O per year, and tenant pay water rent. jy3l B. OLITHBIIia BON, 51 Market at. ir UST OPENED, AT tp street—Donglase & Sher tart Hoops, Ocaton Na, Shot and aim d.Dl* st 1 BUSINESS CARDS. J. & T . GRO UT T, - Elifoireas - or - _ - BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC., DEALERS IN , FINE OLD ISIONONti AN. RYE WHISKY, PEACH AND A.EYLE EILINDY. ALSO, RECTIFIERS A D DISTILLERS, Corner of Smithfield and Front Streets, apl4 PPPTSBURGIL PA. S. B. & C. P. MARKLE, PRINTING, JoB, ANT) ALL KINDB CP WRAPPING 3F ) 11., 3P ) M' IFS. 91 Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. ga. Rage bought at market priceq. myB RE3IOVAL. JOHN MOORHEAD has removed to No. 74 Water etreet, below Market COMMISSION MERCHANT, PIG IVIETAL MID BLOOMS, NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET, mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS. ISAAC JONRS INO. 1.. BOI'D IT/11117A0Y1ZEPA 09 CAST STEEL. . ALSO, SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, SPRINGS AND AXLES. Corner Roos and First Straits, PITTSBURGH, PA. mOORLi E .1 D & C 0 . , & Corrugated, GALVANIZED SHEET IRON, tour f uofing,Gattee bug , 11$E.ti Una, raiTATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON. VV.rohousa. Nu.. 130 Elitist. etrect, mr2thly-is YANQCAUTQBSIt± Q 7 LOU E.RIV V Ell) PATENT CULTIVATOR TP,Kro, Cosuim Ross mil, 'Finial' S *Air !ATI'BBUR,:I. L. 0.-11.111PBURII, al'lolo Y ,VP LAW AND CONVETYANOEIL 0.1314 - 6 WlTti FLS.V.e.suto korwardiug and COB tMiESiOLI ierchant, ur, Grain', Bacon, Lard, T:utter, Seeds, Dried Yr , . and Produce generally, Corner of Illarraet and First Atrei.(t. PITITBII Roll, P A. &MAnr irrancia G. Batloy, Dlle.otth, tit . Cuthbert & son, Pittebargh; Boyd Ott, Ileleken wor.ringen B. Brady, Caab. M. .t M. Bank. List et ! , :angle Co., Cour t :. W A.nderi.,,,u, Dottie Paxton Wbeelinzz. cayilltStpti _ _ BST PREMIUM READY MADE LINEN DRESS STOCK MANUFACTORY, NO. 606 ARCH STREET, PHI..ADELPHIA. Bilk, Iferino and Cotton Under Bhlrts and Drawers, Cra vats, Scarfs, Gloves, Gamikerchlefe, is., Dressing GOWLA, Shirts, Wrappers, and Dress Stocks made-to order by mom, urement, and warranted to give satisfaction. jelayd E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., DEPORTEES OF WINES, BRANDIES, &C., ALSO DEALELti IN FINE OLD WHISKYS , NO. 5, NORTH FRONT STREET, Jo1:Iyd PHILADELPHIA. GO AND SEE GEORGE P. WERTZ' 8 First Premium Blind Factory, CORNER THIRD AND MARKET &LS., PITTSBURGH. PROSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR House with VENETIAN BLINDS, of the most exqul• site and elaborate finish, will find it to their interests to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work is got up by the beet mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention is given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work warranted. Na. 72 THIRD Street, Pittsburgh. finyB:lyis DAVID H. WILLIAMS, CIIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR J FOR THE EMOTION OF GAS WORKS, for from tire garners and upwards, and for Heating Buildings, public) or private, by Steam, Hot Water or Furnaces. atyStlirts PITTSB'UBA H. PA. CARTWRIGHT & TOIUNG , (Succagors to John Occriwright,) M - ANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS jjrja. of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgio and an I Don tal Instruments, Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, eto., No. id Wood street. They give special attention the manufactur• ng of Trusses, Supporters, eta. Jobbing and Itopairlo itu panztaalitg end despatch. apti HITCHCOCK, liIPCREKILIi &. CO. (Buoccessoss TO Hum&N, M'Cam & C 0.,) VORWARDING AND COMMISSION .11FROBANT8, Wholesale Dealers in Produce, Pion r and Wool, No. 114 second street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Springer ilarbaugh, Joseph E. Eldox, St. Louis; Pittsburgh; Penton Bros., .. EL Childs & Co., 'I Cornell & Dorsey, Baltimore ; Bagaley, Cosgrove & Co., " Garret &Martin,Philadelphb,; McCandless, Means & Co., " James. Font, Bantee & Co. " G. W. Smith, & Co., " Weaver Es Graham, " Geo. Al.& L. liord, Cincinnati Keene, Sterling A Co., " A. B. Fontou & Bros., " Yard, Gilmore & Co., " my 91.11 ..._ LIMIJOR MERCHANTS, NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY, Near Wood ntreot, ta- Always on hand, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cogna:: Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whiaky, of the iv host vality. delgylob WILLIAM BAGALET, WHOLESALE GROCER, Nos. 1S and 20 Wood Street, jy , 23: tf PITTSBURGH. W. H. MuGEI 4. Al. DOSCH. 1;1 H. Mc GE E & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS, Dealenrin Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Perot) hag Goods, corner of Federal street and Market Square Alle gheny City, PA. rum": BOX FACTORY._ BUSHA. at. WEVERNDOELP ututure W order, LOXES suitable for Soap and Candles, Liardwaro and Variety Got ds, etc" ate M. Came promptly ORNFIS, 77 DIARILET oodlo Skirts, french Corsets, • Woo Bonnet Frames, w grloss, azdi4 DI ANIIPAOT UREEtS OP JOE IN 'MOORHEAD, FOR TUB BALD 07 ONES, BOYD & CO. MANUFACTURER OF WENTS FOR WOOD'S PArENT U.L. RD. H. LI OGI V. § & C 0 . , re.:l JAMES A. FETZOR, POE VII E al3 OP WM. W. KNIGHT, WrIOLESALIt &ND asTaL WILLIAM CLAYTON ' & CO., WTIOLEBA-LE AND 'RETAIL PI T TSBURGH, PA 14 OBERT DALZELL C 0.,. Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding hisrchants and Dealers In Produc* and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 251 Liberty wee, Pitudxrlds. Pa. FURNITURE FOR CAS . A fall assortment of Pittsburgh manufactured PURNITURD, embracing BUUAITX, BOOK OAtidS, WARD ROBES, And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling, as well as a epledid assortment of OFFICE FURNITURE, Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms on which business is done at this establishment is for DASH. Prices are made accordingly. Persons in want of anything in the above line, would be advantaged by calling at PAOHINER tc No. 103 Smithfield street, below Fifth. .1. D. Facanlima, Jaws U. Yawns. miplstla NEW ICE OREAX. SALOON, AND LADLED' ELESTAURANT, NO. 27a, FIFTH STREET. • The subscriber has Rased, and fitted up several commodi ous roams, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, on Fifth street, which are now opea for the Bummer Beason. La • diesaml gentlemen can always find an abundant supply of FRESH CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, WS CREAK WA= WEB, and all the refreshmentsof the season. All are rally requested to visit the rooms and teat for wee (j 61.0) Tonic, Cathartic, and , Anti-Dyspeptic PILLS B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., No. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth Strode, THESE PILLS HAVE NOW, TO A limited extent, been before the public in this section of the country for a period of over twenty years, and from the fact of their not being more generally known through out the length and breadth of the land, It might, perhaps, be inferred that they are lacking in come of the great men. dais of a family medicine, or that there are other Pills their superior, etc; but each, however, is not the case, their sup. ply from a want of disposition or ability, on the part of the original proprietor, (Dr. Wilson,) was always limited to such an extent as at times to renderit difficult to fill home orders, but with even this disadvantage Wherever used they have never failed to call forth the strOngest testimony in their favor—testimony In many instances unsolicited—not gotten up expressly for publicity—but freely proffered to the in ventor as expressions of gratitude for the great benefits de rived from the use of these truly wonderful Pills, in proof of which we subjoin the following:-- We, the subscribers, Ministers of the Gospel, and members of the Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the Methodist Epio copal Church, having each and all of no, during the pest few yearn, had frequent opportunities of learning and trying the character of Dr. It. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and And-Dyspeptio Pills, are prepared to, and now state with pleasure, in this communication, that we know them to be an excellent medicine, and, as such, recommend their nee to our friends and acquaintances, not only as a specific for dick-Headache and Dyspepsia for which they are recom mended, but as a safe family remedy among children, and for the proVention and removal of Bilious attacks, etc. Revs. Jas. G, Sansom, Wm D. Lemon, Juo. L. William Thos. Baker, Francis H. Read, Harvey Bradshaw Wesley Smith, Mesas 'Baboon, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W. Browning, Ilona McCall, E. nays, B. F. Sedwlck, G. Min tin, Thee. McGrath, J. M. Roger, Wm. Smith, N. Callender, S. It. Brcckunier, C. D. Battle, John West, Woe Tipton, C. liedgson, John Murray, S. B. Dunlop, Dr. J. J. Jamison. / From the Corresponding Conference- of the Methodist Protestant Church, signing the same.l Rem Geo. Brown, Geo. Hughes, Joel Dolby. Jr., Z. Ragan, ,ter. Browning, Wm. Roes, Rob:. Simonton, Jno. Clark, Jas. Piper, John Burns, Daniel G. Ostron, John Beatty. My experience Is not as extensive as the expression in the above certificate; but as far as my opportunity of tuati, the virtues of Dr. Wilson's Pills has occurred, I cheerfany endorse the sentiment of their superior value. WILLIAM REEVES. From the Des. I. B. Hubbard, Ohio, Oat 27, 13119 Wi. M001.11,L0110 1911.80W:-.4 feel mypelf a thousand times obliged to you. I have for dome years been afflicted with the dylpep dia and, from the gcod effects already produced by your pills In my case, I am persuaded that the continued Into of will dually effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wieh you to send me mar boxed by the bearer of thid, and oblige yoore, etc. ISRAEL I . ITTBEIUSGH., 1..1 Fatract of a loiter from Col. Camp, an tklerly gentleman of Virginia, who had raiaod a utuaerona famlly, of medical reading, ant much ozperietace in the uo' modicina I do most earnestly huge that you will adopt some plan to supply us with your most excellent dutiDyapepth• I bare been in the us bit of using it myself, and in my fetet lf, from the num you [trot brought them into use lu 001213 t, and awn all ccessions have found them in nos - Her the plirpose tor which they were administered al: wife h < II very much afflicted with sick headache, end, by usin . .l ~be-half of on t ct the pills, has uniformly foam! relief. I think It superfluous to enum , rate the different complainti fciFwhich I hate admitdstered these pills. suf• lice it to say that, s i far as the numerous complaints set out la the wroper have fallen under my notice, the pill has hat the desired effect in removing the same ; and SO far tee my self have been coocernrd, I can say that they leave the bowels in better crier than the use of any other cathartic .bat I hate used, AND EASTERN REPOSITORY lillrAS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS RE POSITORY, situated neat the Two Mile •mss= Ran, between Pittsburgh and La*tvencoville, a splendid and general assortment of Carriages, Buggies, Su • lee. etc. His arrangements are such that he is constantly receiving new and second-hand vehicles. and the publio may rely on always finding a gond stock on hand. Re also man ufactures to order, on short notice, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, And all pertaining to the business. Wtth eighteen years' Practical experience in this business, awl his well•known facilities, he flatters himself that he offers great Inducements to purchasers. -The establishment is locate., on the routs of the Ex colder Omnibus Lino of Coaches, pasting the door every fifteen minutes. atafedaw wv22:19 IM)ICAL. DR. R. A. WILSON'S PREPARED AND SOLD BY WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND PROPRIETOR OF B. L. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFIIGE, PITTSBURGH, PBNN'A I urn, and mr,llurlELL,r, ..T.&51.E,6 rd. U.trili CA.H,RE/GES C_4,RRIAGE MANUFACTOR I' JOSEPH WHITE gkEtiik C. WEST & CO., BILIPCIPAOTIIRRRS Of CARRIAGES, BOOKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKIES AND Emmaus. No. 197 Penn street, PITTSBURGH, PA. tar All work warranted to be of the but t :materials and workmanship msl2:lydis , 0 .1 3 _42v 1858. ‘k ) )„ OF RIOH AND BEAUTIFUL Q „ IS I La MK. DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS. CEO. R. WHITE & CO., WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, THE 6711 INST., A brilliant assortment of SILKS, in every variety THEIR STOCK OF NOVELTIES COMPRISE Robes a Deux Jupes, Robes a Deux Volants, Robes a lez, Poplin Robes a lez, Venitian Robes a Deux Volants, Mous] ine " ct FRENCH PRINTED FLANNELS FOR ROBES DE CHAMBRE. Also, the moat exterusive, varied, and magnificent stock of SHAWLS Ever offered by them, including styles and varieties unsur passed by any other house, West of the Alleghenies. they would Invite particular attention to their new pat tern WOOLEN SHAWLS, with reversible centres. Alec, their extensive stock of FRENOII NEEDLE WORE, VA LENCIA and ENGLISH THREAD LACED, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices. eeL2W DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF COAL OIL, 1321 South Second Street, PB ILADIJ.PHI A. Lubricating Oil for all kind. of Machinery, Binnacle or Lamp Oil, Ls enperior to the beet winter strain sperm for burning in all kinds of LAMPS, LAOTERNa, READucaurs, se. THOMAS' SUPER OR PATENT IMPROVED LAMP. Thin lamp perform' a perfect consumption of all smoke and smell arising from the are of oil, in which other lamps ale found Imperfect, thereby giving a tench more brilliant dame. Eor male wholesale and retell by anl2:3d 11. BOW:EAU, riolesigeut. A. H. C. BROCKEN, No. 2% CH M Street, New York, frinNUFAOTURER On GLASS SYRINGES, HOMEOPATHIC VIALS, GRADUATED:MEASURES, NURSING BOTTLES, ETC. Ulesa Ware for Otomists, Droplets, Perfanners, Photo crachen% Oren Olen Ware by the package. A liber al discount made to the trade. Orders from Country Drug gists and Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on applica tion_ Jy2o:Bm JOHN W. M'CARTHY, ttILL POSTERipi WILL ATTEND 1.0 THE POSTENG and DISTRIBUTING of all kinda of BMW FOR CONCERTS LEOVIREE, EXHIBITIONS , ote All eatemnnicatlons—either by mail telegraph, or. 01 {heti artle--directed to the office of the Morning Peat, wtil rot lei.e gO romptathaaticzt a fiLOSING OUT 1 OLIMING OUT 11—F. Isle N.,/ of Spring end Bummer stock of BOOTH and BB 088 Goods matted down. Mien's Gaiters w0rth.......58,00 selling et $2,26 t 4 II • 44 2,50 44 2,00 Ladies' "" 1,50 " 1,25 t . 1„2.6 4. 100 41 Bo a s 41146 1,00 Misuse; Bop' Youth's arabildren'a telling at ti same proportion, at t i re Cheap Cash Store of JOSEPH H BOMAND, p Market street. two doorstop' puts. MANILLA PAPERS. All cis A ys and qiuslitlea, for sale by . WM. G. JOHNSTON & Paper Dealers and Stat bums, - 61 We, od street. QTAROH-300 bxs. Rochester Pea $ Starch for sale by (se4) HENRY H oaLLINS. B 7 FANS-20 bbls. email white, for sale by ee4 II2NUY El COLLINS..I IOUNDRY METAL-180 tons , -- ft — frycu so dry Metal, for sale by (so 4) H. a. (MUMS. 11113.-200 barrels fresh; Lhar f — tas ie by -IV 5°4 miemY $l3. maxim $ MIEMEI TTSBUGH THEATRE. Bole Lessee and 8. Pam. Btage 0. AL Dem MISS ()OEDEMA OAPPELL will make her set= pearance ' , Jells."' First appearance of Miss TURNBULL. - - - - TUESDAY EVENING, September 7th, will be presented Knowles' beautiful play, in 6 acts, called THE HUNCH. BACK—Julia, Miss Cappell; r elan, Miss Josephine Parker; Master Waiter, the. Hunchback, G. Hanna • Sir Thomas (tint appearafee,) F. A. Tannehtlf. DANCE Highland FIing....AILSS JENNIE EIGHT. LA BOLEVO ' .211138 JULTA TUEKB.UDI. To conclude with the i3PEORRE BRIDEGROOM—Hickory, Harry Linden; Nicodemus, Mr. Moffat; Georgian, Mrs. Tall n ill. PRICES OP smassioN: Dress Circle and Parquette..soo Family Circle abc. Colored Boxes 300 I colored Gallery Tickets to Private 80xe5...750 Whole Boxes 45 00. Proscenium Boxes $3 00. • - Doors open at T o'clock. Cuktaiu rises before 8. Box Office open from 10 to 3 o'clock. ANNUAL STATE FAIR OF THE Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society. SETTEMBAR 281 u, 29ra AND WSJ, AND OCTOBER 18r, 18458 FAIR GROUNDS,' NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. Annual Addresies, Friday, et 2 r. M. Awards of Com mf announced imrc..dlktaly afterwards. Articles fcr addres.ed to A. 0. RUM% fleo ratan, hionongabela Honer, Pitt3burgh. All articles and ate& intended for exhibition, transport ed fro/ of charge. Office, No, es girth street, wh•re entrlea will bo-reteived, and exhib tore' tickets furnished. Books of entry closed 012 Tuesday, noon. Prenilum 'Lists and List of Judges furnish ed on application Sir Members' Tickets, $l. tingle admission, 25 cents. E must b. come members. A. 0. ITEISTEIt, Silcr tory theta Agricultural Society. Di A. TAGGART, Pccaldent. • Leee:9w tcl--40 DAGUERRIAN GALLERIES. ,ul44ly—ls IL M. CA!W() & CO.. el 0 iograpaers nud Ambrolyvigt,t, NEWGALLERY, 11 . 0. Fiab.tarudt, aud UN BEAM. GALLERY, N. \V. cm'. 1 '1.:() BUIL ALL, WALL'S PICTURE GALLERY. \VAL C. WALL HAS TAKEN THE third boor of Jones' Now Building, utijoining tho Bank, Eourth street, for an &II ÜBOTYPI..AND I . IICYrOGRAPIIIO GALLERY; and having fitted up the room In a style unsurpaised, invites hiSfrionds and the pub lic to visit his establishment. His Ittception Room, he has no hesitation in saying, hid nut its superior anywhere, for size, beauty of furniture end appointments generally; and his Operating Rocras, - beisig ea the saint fluor, are entered immediately through It. In his Operating Rocuri, the most improved combined side and sky lights give a facility for taking - a finished Na ture, iu the least possible time, that he thinks cannot fail to make his establishment the resort of all persons uY taste. Mr. Wall's experience as an Artist, Is a guarantee to his ['sirens that none but good nut - area will be permitted to leave his premises. The public, and the Ladies esp.; are tatted trAviavi his rooms, and examine specimens. B,A:lw at c NEW . 1)1 CIIIERREA N AN .0 .g..-BRoTY t'ie, pry AIVD L7I)2LIOBT G A , elrrti tyrtuaa,AVOlLY U2.l"OiTla u 1.1.11 POLST-017/OV. takula In tub various evilte, SA any Wan - .1U 10 pkiilae, at ri,:taaaable rates. 610'. 6; their raddenna. ap:iodl.3.W•4El MBROT Y PES- A IZAUTI NM AND DURABLENOTURISI WA.B.BANTED, Oa2i BE HAD AB LOW L 9 AT ANT, 141351' CLASS ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CCAINTRY AT rein Removed. to 2.1 Fifth Street. fIARGO & CO.'S PtiOTOGRAPHIC AND AURROTYPE' a ALLE' has boon removed from 16 Fourth street, to l o.:l Din etreet„. near s.larlket.- Thest.rooms having been built especially for the purpose, with three largo lights, are not surpassed in the city for comfort, convenience and excellence in arrangement. aZir Our ofd friends and patrons, and those wishing en- perior likenesses, are invitee to call. ea,. Reception Room and Speolmons on the ground door. ap7 AUCTION SALES. DAILY S'A EPS AT NO. 54 FIETII. At the new Commercial Sales toms, street, every week day, are held mind. :ales of i7:04.e [a oil variety, salted for the trade end consumers, from a largo stock which i/3. constantly replenished with fresh consign ments, that must be closed forthwith. AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M., Dry Goods and fancy articles, comprising nearly everytbinF, needed in the line for personal and f1.1111,S u 3;..; table Lilt lery; hardware; clothing; boots and Phoe , s; ware, AT 2 c/a - Loom. P. M., Household and kitchen turnitare, new and second-hand; beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone Ohina ware ; stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, &c. AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M., Fanny Artiellrst• watches:l; elocka; jewelry; musical lusts meats; guns; clothing; dry goods; boota eboaa stationery, Ito. 15e8 . 1 P. M. - DAVIS, At- IMPORTED CIGARS, AT AUCTION- Will bo sold of the Commercial Sales Booms, No. 64 if th street, on WILDNLBPAY EIJRNINO, September Bth, at U. o'clock : 28 y, boxes imported Havana Cigars; 7 " German Clears. see. P M. D &US, Auctioneer. lISSIG.NEE SALE OF S U P ERIOR DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, ON PENS ST.— ON TUESDAY EVENING, Septerahor 74th, at 7% o'clock, at the Commercial ealia Rooms, 54 Fifth street, by order of Wro. P. Baum, atsaignee of Win. SAllarris, will be sold, that valuable lot of ground situate on the south side of Penn, below Eland street, haidng a front of 20 feet and extending back 110 to an alley 20 feet wide, on which is erected, the handeome, well finished, modern style three story brick' dwelling house, No. 2C0 3 with brick b ,ck buildings, gas Mitures, hot and cold Water, etc. Also, lot No. 5, In Berry. kid's addition to lowa 'pity; Powe Nos 21 and fa in (Thuisvel M. E. Church; .Pow No 47 in First Presbyterian Onumb. Terms at gale. [oo4j P. Si. DAVlS,Auct'r. OOD STREET WAREHOUSES AND LOTS, AT AUCTION—On TUESDAY EVENING, September 7th, at 7% o'clock, at the Cominerolal Sales Rooms. No. 64 Fifth Street, will be sold: Those valuable lots of gtoruad situate on the westward side of Woo , street, commencing at the alliance of 40 fe t from the corner of Front street, and adjoining the drug warelmose of Fahnee teck Co., each having a front of 20 feet, and extending hack 80 task on which I. erected two brick warehouses, 8 stories high; each having u front of 20 feet and extending hack 78 feet to an area of 4 feet in the rear of the iota. Terms—One-half cash, realdue in 12 months, with Interest. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. STEAMBOATS ZAlNEgi r ra.l7.ll._ For Marlotto and Zaneawillia. Tho enamel' EMMA GEAILA.II, Capt. Med , ; 4 Antis, will leave for the nave and all •.termodiate porn on every TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock, Y. M. " Fur frre-glit or prisaaga OKA y t.dapi J. & 3.. PILICE'S CENTRAL PLANING MILL, WATER. sintawr,. LMGHEZIII, t. ftV now in fail operation, with Fay `4lO 41 Improved machinery for the manufactnrlng or Bash Iramo3, Doom, SiantWrs and Mouldings. BuiMora and Con tractors will find it to Moir a•lvantaA, to call and am:attain cr... , r prices. aniVl ylaw N — OTICE TO :SIIIPPER.S.—On and after MONDAY, August 23d, the following rates will be charged by the Boll:read betwoun Pittsburgh and Oincir..- nett, on the various claetca cf frelght: i.".ii .5c Cle33, ....Sec V.'loo ib.i. raur— 60: 1 E4 bar:el. 5e ,,,,,,t , ...440 a ~ 117h13111........51. 25 " turd - ....Co:: •' " CotU,.. , . . ..... 160 ti bale r,lll th " . M.:: - ti.naral fires` General lire? W ORTII OF MU,SIO FOR TWEN: TY-Fuvr, GENTIM ANNIE bIe,LODIST.—This little work contains all the words ant.l Music) of the new and popular airs of the day. The oleo• tic's has been made with grzat care, giving only these Bongs which are good and Epopuhr. All the beat songs of 0. O. Foster, are embraced in Oil collection. A large supply just received, and for' sale at theiMusio iltore of aule .1011-N H. MELLOR, SI Wood street. WE HAVE,' $5,000 for invostm.ent in City snood Ranter—pemll3 having !Itch ocurittee for sale, will plea.seaddv-In ae.s:Zt A REZON--Constitution, Rules and Eeplationi of the Grand Lodge of Ponnalivania, now edition. For 61'10314 _ J. R. WRIMIN, • won , , 63 Wood street, near Fourth. A RNOLDS, Dovell and Davideon'a Writing ji_ Fluids for !Tale by iv. S HAVEN, Stationer, Noa. 81, 38 and BS Alarket atreat. QAWYER'S ,OREMIOAL OLIVE SOAP Llfr saknowledgid by all who Nava used it, to be the best and most economical hoop in use. (no p Aind will do as much washing as three of common Soap. It contains no in gredient that will Ware the nerves of the moat dercate os finest goods that may be washed with it. For sale by all thoprinolpal grocerles,and dealers in the city an/8 POWDEBS---00 cask( Of Tennant e, Johnson's and other brands Just reed and for sale low bp) , O. DI. PEIIKINg Ac CO, IV3 • B d BOOK PATIER—:IOO reams 02E38, a Dice artielefjuat Waived and for ode It 0, JNO. M • rBf" &11.° 1,114 liVood anat. e Dwelling House aiia OR RENT --A lard ..a: Moro, on Giant Wee. SON. t53r26 51 Markel rtmet. 50 ACREI of f r om the ileembirlineg lan° taatifftas altos for ns:nsaicees-41,7 sores contain "ccq the 15 1 7 beg 4 13. CUTHBERT 6 BON, 51 asa et at! sa7 ~ CL' y~ .. . ~°'! 1p._....._ ✓..wig-.v~•.tiS+w. my2°:tf-:ty ALL'S, tronrth street. L. LE iirMIY, t Apant, P. 0 it .1.1. R. Una. J. J. HOUSTON, Likt Ag't P., Ft. 'WU. IL WILLIAMS A CO
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