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A CARD. PIONEER CANAL LINE FAIRBANKS' PATENT PLATFORM SCALES. BRUSHES. Paint Brushes from No. 6 to 000; Sash tools from No.

6 to Blender's Graining Brushes, Artist's Brashes, Camel's Hair Pencils, long and short, Teeth Brushes, (English) from 3 to 5 row, just received, and for sale by D. J. KIZYG, No. 9a aiaurket Street, Pittsburgh, npEING about to close their present business JLw offer their stock of Dry Goods at reduced nrices. whnlpoal nr retail Th Ham nn hand Dye stuffs.

Spanish F'. Indigo, Alum, Woad, Copperas, Ext- Logwood, Fustic, Madder, Camwood, and Dye Stuffs generally In Store and for sale by HOLMES KIDD, jnly 27 corner of Wood and 4th st. 18 to 204 for Upland, fair to fine; New Orleans 18 to 19 North Carolina, 15 cts. for fair quality. The transactions show no material change Ffcmr ani Meal The market has been quiet, and the receipts of fresh ground Flour very limited.

Large supplies from the West, by the way of Pittsburgh, are coming in, but they are mostly more or less injured. The sales for shipment do not reach 2000 at $7 per bbl. for old stock, subject to re-inspection; including 500 bbls fresh ground, Manayunk brand, for immediate delivery, at $7,50 per bbL We quote Flour to be ground and delivered, at $7,25 to $77J. Sales of about 803 Pittsburgh, without inspection, at $6,50. Rye Flour sales at $4,62 J.

Corn Meal large sales at 4 in bbls. Molasses The stock in first hands is light A cargo of 180 hhds. and 18 bbls. and tierces Trinidad, fair quality, sold on the wharf at 42 eta; about 100 hhds. price to be fixed hereafter; 164 bbls good New Orleans, principally at 46 cts.

Small lots of Porto RLo at 44; fair Trinidad, 42 cts. Stock principally in the hands of one individual. Sugar The market has been quite animated, nd considering the light stock in first hands, the transactions have been quite lare. Priees SHINN SELLERS, Aug. 4.

corner of 3d and Wood streets. OLD and Silver Leaf; Gold and Silver pow-HjT den Copper bronze, white and red; Copper bronze, pale and dark yellow; Dutch metal; just received, and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, Aug. 4. corner of 3d and Wood sts. PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.

COMMITTEE FOR At'GUST. Isaac Lightner, James W. Brown, Tobias Myers. LUCIFER Matches, Carpenter's Compound Extract Sarsapai ilia, do. do.

Liverwort, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, Aug. 3. No. 46, corner of 3d and Wood sts. BARRELS Eastern Chipped Logwood, 9 Jr just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, Aug.

3. No. 46, corner 3d and Wcod sts. 3U Yk LBS" Gum Aralic. No-1.

jnst re-JH CP ceived and for sale by by SHINN SELLERS. No. 45, corner 3d and Wood sts. Aug, 3. 3g Jfr LBS.

Gum Shellac, just JL and for sale by SHINN fc SELLERS, Aug. 3. No. 46, corner 3d and Wood sts. OGG'S TALES.

Winter Evening Tales, collected amon? the cottagers in th smith of Scoiland, by James Hogg, author of "The Queen's Wake," in two volumes; just received, and for sale by JOHN I. KAY Aug. 3. Booksellers, Wood and 3d sts. ALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE On Monday, 15th instant, will be sold, on the premises, at 10 o'clock, A.

45 building Lots, pleasantly situated near the Penitentiary, affording a delightful view of the sur-ronnding country, the city, borough, and of about 3 miles of the Ohio and Allegheny rivers. The ground is laid off in two oblong squares, havinff streets all around them. Capitalists would find it to their advantage to purchase the whole square. and Stone Cutters and other Mechanics, who may wish to purchase, may have an opportunity of paying the last two payments in workiner stone on the estate. Indisputable titles will be secured to purchasers.

The property can be seen on application to John O'Hern, near the premises, and a plan at the othce ot the subscriber. Aug. 3. JOHN M'FADEN, Auctioneer. FARM FOR SAJLE.

WILL be offered for snle, on the first of September next, by public vendue or outcry, on the premises, a arm of Land, situated 9 miles from Pittsburgh in view of the Pittsburgh and Mor jantown State road, near to Dr. Joseph Curry's lavern, on Pittsburgh road, containing one hun area ana nineiy-sn acres strict measure. 1 here is on the premises a log dwelling house and barn about ninety acres cleared a proportionable quantity of meadow ground timber in abun dance it also abounds with coal and limestone, belonging to the Heirs of Thomas Kiddoo. THOMAS KIDDOO, JOHN M. RAMSEY, i t3tecutors- N.

B. Terms made known on the day of sale. August 3, 1S36 w3i BOOK SALE. 57' ILL be sold on Saturday, 6th instant, at 7 clock, P. at the Auction Rooms corner of Market nd Second streets, a largfe col lection of new and valuable works, consisting of a great variety or I heological.

Miscellaneous and Medical Books, Maps, Engraving-, The above article and are in good order. Aug. 3 JOHN M'FADEN, Auctioneer. ClOAL DIGGERS WANTED. Five or Six first rate coal diggers, to whom the highest price will be paid.

Apply to George Draher, at Mr. Stone's store, at the Canal Gasin, Liberty street or to the subscriber. Globe Cotton Fac-ty. LEWIS PETERSON. Aug.

3 Id2w A Card. We, the undersigned, passengers in the Pioneer Line of Packet Boats, from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, cannot take leave of our worthy Captain, J. R. Hicks, of the packet Pittsburgh, and Captain Bronson, of the packet Swatara, without expressing our thanks for their polite attention and untiring exertions to render our passage expeditions and agreeable, having made the trip six hours in advance of the other lines, which left at the same time. We would respectfully recommended the "Pioneer line" to all travellers on this rout.

G. W. M'Donnald, Wm. P. Swiney, Vicks-burgh, Cadet A.

I. Smith, U. S. M. West Point; W.

Morton, Jane Bateman, S. B. Merkell, Mary Ann Merkel, J. J. Mailland, Lenox R.

Kcene, Philadelphia; W. N. Hall, Juniata; Washington Beck, Georgetown, D. Captain James E. Deane, N.

York; Canullary, Georgetown, 111 W. H. Williamson, Newark, N. Wm. Cannon, Mrs.

S. A. Cannon, J. D. B.

Faulk, Stephen Hammond, Dr. John P. Porcher, M. G. and A.

F. Porcher, Marianne P. Smith, S. C. August 2.

3t. tput nnnvc 1 11 pirate of the Gulf; by a Yankee, author of 44 The South West." Harper Brothers, New York. Tales of my neighhorJiood, in two volumes, con- taining the Barber of Bantry, the Great House, A Night at Sea, Touch my Hnor, Touch my Life, The Village Ruin, by the author of "The Collegians." Open Contents, or Nunneries and Popish Seminaries dangerous to the morals, and degrading to the character of a Republican community; by Theodore Dwight. The above received by last night's mail, and for sale by JOHN I. KAY Aug.

2. corner of Wood and 3d sts. Wanted. A MAN to make Fire Brick, to whom con- stant employ and liberal pay will be given. Inquire of ISAIAH DICKEY August 2 d2w No.

168, Liberty st. CIRCUI.AR. THE undersigned, having entered into part nership, in the Foundry business, under the firm of Anderson Canan, beg leave to solicit a continuance of the senior partner's custom, and hope, by their unremitted attention to business, to merit and receive a full share of public patronage: the Foundry is undergoing such repairs as will enable them to extend their business very much. Foundry on the corner of Smith-field and Front Warehouse in MVIurg's row, Liberty street. Orders will be received at either of the places, and promptly attended to.

JOHN ANDERSON, WM. P. CANAN. August 2 On board the Canal Boat NIAGARA, of the 1 loneer Line, Capt. S.

D. Karris, on Us passage to Johnstown, Pa. Jclt 26, 1836. We, the subscribers, passengers on board the above boat, deem it our duty to state, to the public, the conduct of Captain E. We66, commanding the Good Intent Canal Boat CORSAIR.

While passing several locks, in the afternoon, about 7 o'clock, the said boat was discovered coming up after us, with five horses attached to her, under a speed of at least eight miles an hour, (while we were going, and had been all day, at the rate of at least four miles the hour,) with the intention to pass or run into us, to the imminent risk of the lives of many on board of our boat; and, when we demanded their meaning, they answered that they meant to pass us at all hazards, without giving any explanation; when we, in justificatiou of our captain, and to afford protection to ourselves and ladies on board, interfered, and prevented the outrage. We were entirely without the knowledge of the intention of the opposition line to pass us, or of any difference between the said lines, until they came so furiously upon us, and particularly as we had not seen said boat behind us for the first eight or ten hours after we left Pittsburgh, although we started from there about the same hour on Monday evening. We feel bound, in justice to Captain Karns and his men, to state that the outrage was entirely unprovoked on their part, and that the conduct of Captain Webb and his men was gross and abusive, and caution such travelers as may pass on this canal to avoid said boat, so long as she is commanded by Captain Webb and his men. We have pleasure in stating, as far as came to our knowledge. Captain Webb's conduct met the disapprobation of his passengers, who were as much surprised at his conduct as ourselves; and, in giving this statement for the benefit of the public, we desire to express our thanks to Captain Karns for his exertion to make our passage agreeable, while on board, and his solicitude to prevent the contemplated outrage.

Richard Oakley, New York; Churchill Samuels, Frankfort, Ky; D. S. James, Bolivar, Tean; John W. Russell, Frankfort, Ky; J. C.

Avery, R. Mansfield, Lewis Day, Cincinnati; John H. Bills, Bolivar; H. L. Goodrich, Tenn; Wm.

Murray, New York; C. C. Cambreleng, George Wilkinson, Pawtucket, R. Francis Hoopes, Brighton, Pa R. W.

Williams, Allen Hill, Bolivar, Nutt, James Martin, Louisville, J. E. Wilson, Smithland, Kyj Levi Jay, Bolivar, A. Carrico, New Orleans; C. Belcher, New York; A.

D. Marshall, Philadelphia; Stanly Hatch, Cincinnati; Francis Howlette, New Brighton, J. Clark, Higgensport, Reuben Carpenter, Providence, R. A. Chester, Cincinnati; A.

Lawasky, New York; D. Wilkinson, Cahoes Y. Pittsburgh, July 30, 1836 3t PITTSBURGH ALLEGHENY BRIDGE. HE Commissioners appointed by an act of the Legislature, at its last sitting, to super- intend the building of the above Bridge, over the Allegheny river, from the end of Hand street, hereby give notice that they will open Books, for the subscription of stock to said uridge, at Mr. Michael Smith lavern, Liberty street, on Mon day, thel5lh day of August next, at 10 o'clock, and will keep them open until the necessary amount is subscribed, when an opportunity wi! be given to all persons interested in this impor tant improvement to invest a part of their capital to the best advantage, John Tassey, Alex.

Brackenridge, John Bisscl, Wm. Robinson, sylvanus Lothrop, Malcolm Leceh, Richard G-ay, George Ogden, Charles Avery, James Cuddy, Francis G. Bailey, Thomas Fairman, Wm. Fitzsiinmons, Michael Tiernan, James S. Craft, R.

Galway. Commissioners. papers will copy till 15th August. Pittsburgh, July 14 LBS. SILVER SAND, just receiv-ed and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, No.

46, corner of Wood and Third streets. July 19, 1836. LEATHER. WILL receive proposals until the 5th of Aug. next, for furnishing at this Arsenal, the fol lowing quantity of Leather, viz: 1145 Sides for Infantry Cartridge Boxes, 447 44 for Bayonet Scabbards, 350 for Rifle Pouches, S00 44 for Cavalry Holsters, 1469 Hides for Belts of Buff Leather.

Samples of the quality and size of either description of Leather may be seen by applying at the Arsenal. 30 Harness Makers and Copper Smiths will find employment and good wages at the Arsenal. R. L. BAKER, Major U.

S. A. Democrat will insert three weeks. Allegheny Arsenal, July 19, 1836 eodtSA Sale of Lots. THE Executors of Dr.

F. Bausman, deceased, offer for sale a portion of ground, in his plan of town lots, adjoining the borough of Birmingham, tor further particulars apply to either of the subscribers. T. B. DALLAS, H.

M. WATTS. LrThe Times and Manufacturer will please insert till forbid. July 16 tf. Valuable Property For Sale.

A the subscriber is about to remove to Phi-Jsl. ladelphia, he wishes to sell the following property, viz: that block of buildings and the ground on which they are erected, situated in the city of Pittsburgh, bounded as follows; by Market street, by the Public square, by Union street, and by a lot of James Gormlty's, containing, on street, 17 feet, on the Public square, to Union street, 85 feet. Also, a beautiful Farm, in Fayette township, Allegheny county. containing 119 acres. This Farm is situated on Chartier's Creek, ten miles from Pittsburgh the Washington turnpike runs through it.

The county road running to Hickory intersects the said turnpike in the middle of this Farm, forming a beautiful point for any public business a fair proportion of the soil is bottom of a very superior quality. The upland is also of an excellent quality, and well timbered, abounding with springs of the purest water. It is supposed that there is abundance of Coal, and the be6 Stone Quarry in the neighborhood is opened on the premises, offering every facility for improving Titles indisputable. For terms apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, 209, Market street, Philadelphia, or to either of the following persons, viz: Wm. G.

Alexander, No. 107, Wood street, Pittsburgh, or Thomas M. Day, at the old stand of John Alexander, No. 65, Market street Those wishing to examine the Farm can have any information by tailing on Col. John Ross, St.

Clair township, or Samuel Stewart, near the premises. There are a number of unsettled accounts on my books which I feel unwilling to put in suit, if it can possibly be avoided. I will therefore leave my books at the old stand for a short time for the purpose of affording every opportunity to those who wish to save costs, all such are respectfully requested to call with the above named Thomas M. Day, who is authorised to receive money and attend to all my business on my behalf. J.

ALEXANDER. July 16, 1836. WO Hundred and Twenty-five lbs. Woad, just received and for sale by SHINN fc SELLERS, july 30 No. 46, corner of 3d and Wood sts.

WENTY-FIVE bbls. Chipped Fustic, juat received and for sale by SHINN SEELERS, ju'y 30 No. 46, corner of 3d and Wood sts I 'IT SI In mmA rnnrani, BrtilA i a maw in use throughout the United States, and TlfflMafUl thr entire. fnnA dence of the mercantilecommuni- iy. unlike many Kinds which are forced upon the notice of the pub-tic, these scales are subject lo no variations between and heavy drafts, but whatr- vpr a amount, or howprn nlaz-ci the Platform, the result is always sure.

It has been the the Patentee at r.noa combinesimplicity.case and convenience, with the greatest arcu- auu ouraDiuty, and in tliPir various modifications, to furnish uniform, safe convenient UnJard throunout Union 'I'hfl A mnonn -i axinuai i air awarded a silver medal to the Patentees, and vari a iv, a ii iivi 1 1 1 1 nv i rrom Scientific boards, and riaoi mecnanists, fully sustain the above All the Various sizes nnd mndifipatirma tha above Scales can be obtained of the subscriber. MOSES ATWOOD. August 2, 1826 tf A BOY WANTED, from 13 to 15 years old. Good recommfinrlaiinna Apply at John I. Kay Co's Book Store, corner of Wood and 3d streets.

Aur 2. BLEACHED LAMP OIL. The subscriber is now retailing a superior article for fami ly use. JOHN D. VOVVELL, Druggist, Market street, 5 doors from Liberty st.

64 BOXES Chrome Yellow, 2 casks Epsom Salts, 1 bale Bottle Corks, 1 do. Sponge, 500 pounds Ivory Black, 600 pounds Brimstone, 550 pounds Venetian Red. just received and for sale by JUHJN U. VUWELL, Druggist, Market street, 5 doors from Liberty st Aug. 1 LBS.

Chalk, and a few bbls. Rosin, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, No. 46, corner of 3d and Wood sts. july 30 VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE. rrHE subscribers offer for sale a verv valuable JL piece of Ground, adjoining the borough of Allegheny, fronting 160 feet on the high bans above the canal, and running hack 230 feet to a 50 feet street bounded by North Canal street, East lane.

Liberty street, and property of Judges Irin and Greer. If not sold together within a few days, it ill be laid off in small lots, to suit purchasers. For terms, appplv to M. M. Grant, at the Office of the Pittsburgh Gazette.

M. M. GRANT, july 26 R. DAWSON. LBS.

Ivory Black, just received and i)? for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 25 No. 46, corner 3d and Wood sts. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Delaware. Ohio. The Mansion House at the above celebrated Watering PLce is now open, and ready for the reception of visitors.

The Trustees have furnished the house in good style, and pliced it under the superintendence of Mr. S. CALVERT, late of Virginia. These Springs are located in one of the most flourishing and populous counties in Ohio, 24 miles north of the Seat of Government; and are unsurpassed in point of healthy location, beauty of scenery, or the Medical quality of the Waters. The daily line of mail stages from Cincinnati, via Columbus, to Sandusky city, passes through Delaware.

JOHN NOBLE, of Columbus, R. T. LYTLE, of Cincinnati, C. NIS WANGER, of Columbus, JOHN PATTERSON, of Columbus, O. HINTON, of Delaware, J.

ACHESON, of Columbus. Trustees. july 12 Dr. Harpur 31 i die II MAY be consulted at his office on Third, between Market and Liberty streets, as well as at his residence, Allegheny town. july 22.

FURNITURE SALE I WILL sell, at the house of A. II. Hoge, Le-nard's Row, Penn street, at 10 o'clock, A. on Wednesday, the 3d inst-a variety of Furniture, in good order, consisting in part of one Sideboard, Mahogany Dining Tables, Centre Table, Rush Bottom Chairs, Mantel and Astral Lamps, Carpeting, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Hair Mattresses, China Tea Sett, one first rate German Piano. Terms at sale.

JOHN M'FADEN, Auctioneer. Aujr. 1 REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. WILL be sold, on the premises, No. 200 Liberty street, adjoining J.

Painter on Friday, 12th August, at 10 o'clock, A. all that valuable property at present in the occupancy of a Mr. W. T. Bown, consisting of a Lot 18 feet 4 inches front on Liberty street, running back 112 feet 6 inches to a 20 foot alley; on which is erected, in fornt, a fine three story Brick Building, in front, 9 Rooms and a first rate basement story.

Also, fronting on the alley, one 3 story Brick Building, containing 4 Rooms and a good Cellar, and also a fine Warehouse on the upper story. This property is valuable, and well located for any kind of business, being situated in one of the best business parts of the city is at present occupied as a Bakery, and well calcula ted for that purpose, having a good run of cus tom. Title indisputable. Terms at Sale. JOHN M'FADEN, Auctioneer.

August 1 PROVIDENCE IRON WORKS AT BROWNSVILLE, FOR SALE. rjflHE Proprietors wish to retire from busi- II ness, and on that account alone offer for tale these valuable Works, consisting of a Rol ling Mill and Nail Factory. The works are propelled by a Steam Engine of great power. There are also connected with these works a Ball and Puddling Furnace, a Let Out, nine pair finishing Rolls, and a large Bloom Hammer. The establishment is now in excellent order for immediate operations attached to the works is one acre of land, on which are erected a Nail shop with two Horse Head Cutters and Engine, to cut from 3d to 20d nails three large frame buildings with eight tenements, also, an excellent office and blacksmith shop.

Belonging to the works is an excellent Coal bank of first rate coal, with the privilege of taking the coal for sixteen years, at fifty cents per hundred bushels the mouth of this pit is within a rod of the works. Further description is deemed unnecessary as persons disposed to purchase will no doubt call and examine for themselves. A portion of the purchase money will be required in hand, the balance in reasonable For further information apply to the subj scribers, at Brownsville. ARTHUR PALMER, ISRAEL MILLER. August 4, 1836 dim" few Dieces of VPri snnatLnp TZmnA fTlnfha ff their own importation, worthy the attention of me puouc.

July 27, 1836. dtf Mount Pleasant Farm For Sale. lHE owner, intending to leave this part of tne country, otters for sale that valuable property, ten miles from Pittsburgh, situate on and bounded by the west side of the Ohio river. containing one hundred and ninety acres, sixty of which are cleared, with House, Barn, Orchard, thereon, known by the name of" Mount Pleasant Farm." The great road leading to Beaver and the state of Ohio, and the continuation of the Pennsylvania Canal, passing through it, having the first bottom of considerable extent below Pittsburgh, with deep water in front of the place, a safe and convenient landing, renders it an eligible site for a town. With regard to beauty of situation and susceptibility of improvement, it stands unrivalled on the banks of the Ohio.

Should the above property not be disposed of previous to the 15th of September next, on that day it will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder, at the Court House, in the city of Pittsburgh. GEORGE BOGGS. July 23 dtlS 8 EALING WAX, Eng. Vermillion, Pearl Barley, Spanish Saffron, Ext. Taraxicum, Lunar 'Caustic, Syringes Blood Root, Pp.

Charcoal, Tapioca, Just received and for sale bv july 9 HOLMES KIDD. OOTOR CHAYTOR, late of Baltimore. Office 4th street, one door below Market. july 8 3m NEW BOOKS. Ups and Downs, or the Life of a Distressed Gentleman; by the author of "Tales and Sketches such a9 they arc:" in 1 vol.

lzino. Paul Ulric, or the Adventures of an Enthusiast; by Morris Maison, Esq of Philadelphia: in 2 vols. 12mo. Harper Brothers. New York.

JOHN I. KAY Co. corne of Wood and Third streets. July 18, 1836. GOOD INTEIVT, SWIFT LINE.

Through to thiladelphia Direct, BT CANAL PACKET BOATS AND RAIL ROAD CARS. FIRST SEASON NEW LINE. THE proprietors respectfully acquaint the public that their line is now in successful operation, performing the trip to Philadelphia, by Pennsylvania Canal, Portage and Columbia Rail Roads, in the unprecedented time of LESS THAN FOUR DAYS. This line commenced this spring, consequently the Packets and Cars are new and of the most modern and beautiful construction. They have been built for speed, and will rival any Boats in the United States in every particular.

The Line is connected with the Good Intent Steam Packet Line to Louisville. Being desirous of public patronage, no pains or expense has been spared, to render the line, in every respect pleasant and agreeable to the traveler. Fare through to Philadelphia 12 dollars. Leaves Pittsburgh daily at 9 o'clock in the evening. M.

DUBB-, Agent. Offices Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, and at the starting point at the Canal Basin, Liberty street. july 9 Dissolution or Partnership. HHE term for which the partnership hereto- fore existing between the subscribers, un der the firm of (.. LV ANs was to continue, having expired on the 6th the said company was on that day dissolved.

Their successors, C. O. O. EVANS, are charged with the settlement of the business of the late firm. CADWALLADER EVANS, O.

ORMSBY GREGG. c. o. oTevans Will continue the manufacture of Prairie Ploughs, Crane Eigle Woods' Miller's Cotton True American Ploughs, Half Patent Peacock Rhodes' Hillside do. ALSO, Cultivators, Corn Shelters, Combined Farmers' Mill and Horse Power.

Fresh Family Flour at their Steam Mill and Factory, No. 10 Water street, Pittsburgh. july 8 tf COMPOUND Chlorine Tooth Wash, just re-ceived and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 25 No. 46, corner 3d and Wood 6ts. FIVE HUNDRED LBS.

Canary Seed; 352 Aleppo Nut Galls, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 25 No. 46, corner 31 and Wood sts. fH Casks Sweet Oil, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 27 No. 46, corner of Wood and 3d sts. 6 Barrels Sp.

Turpentine, just received 93 'Tt and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 27 No. 46, corner of Wood and 3d Bts. JUST RECEIVED, 1500 lbs. superior Potash, Pear lash, Sal Eratus, Powdered Salcp, Oat Meal, Arrow Root, Sago. For sale by HOLMES fc KIDD, july 26 corner of Wood and 3d sts.

Cain. Sperm Oil, bleached, a beau- JL J' Qjr tiful article, for family use, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 25 No. 46, corner of Wood and 3d sts. Perfumery, PERSIAN Sweet Bag, Aromatic Salts, Beat's Grease, Toilet Powder, Honey Water, Milk Roses, Splendid Soaps, Superior Cologne, Spirit Roses, Hungary Water, and a general assortment of Perfumery constantly on hand, and for 6ale by HOLMES KIDD, july 26 corner of Wood and 4th sts. 6 BARRELS CHIPPED LOGWOOD just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, No.

46, corner of Wood and Tbid streets. July 19, 1836. ICfc CARBOYS VITRIOL, just received 4Z and for sale bv ana lor gjjjjjjf SELLERS, No. 46. corner of Wood and Third streets.

July 19, 1836. OLIVER'S Yeast Powders. These Powders are an admirable substitute for yeast, in making all kinds of batter cakes, and have an advantage over that article in making the batter perfectly light and ready for baking th instant they re mixed, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, july 25 No. 46, corner 3d and Wood sts. 108 POUNDS PIIILAD.

CHROME GREEN, just received and for sale by SHINN SELLERS, No, 46, corner of Wood and Third street. July 19, 1836. BRANDY AND WINES. For sale, ona half pipe first quality 4th proof Cogniac Brandv.thrte nnarter casks fine Champa ene Bran dy, a few casks White Wine, and a few baskets Anchor and Jacquemart Champagne Wine. The above articles are all warranted Dure, and of best quality, and will be sold low at private sale.

jun.N J1IAUL.M, Auctioneer: july 22. Good Intent Fast TCail Stage, CARRYING only six passengers west of Chambersburgh, leaves Pittsburgh daily, at 4 o'clock in the morning, via Ligonier, Bedford, Chambersburgh, Gettysburgb, York, 82 miles on the Columbia and Lancaster jtjbljajr Rail Road, to Philadelphia. Through, LSJiI2to Philadelphia in less than 56 hours; to Baltimore in 4S; being only two nights out by this line to cither city, and the only one connect ed at Chambcrsburfrh for Baltimore. PETERS, MOORE CO. Pioneer Fast Line PACKET BOATS and RAIL ROAD CARS, Being exclusively for passengers, leaves Pitts.

burgh daily, at nine o'clock in the evening, via Pennsylvania Canal, Portage and Columbia Rail Koads, to I hiladelplua, in less than four days. Passing over all the rail roads in daylight. The boats of the above line were all built last season, and refitted up in a superior style, coin-mencement of the present; and for comfort, safe-tv, and expedition, not equalled by any other on the route the Rail Road ears arc new, and of an elegant construction, running on 3 wheels, and carrying 40 passengers being the number limited to the boats. We only nsk them to judge for themselves, by traveling in the line. The personal attention of every member of tho company, who resides on the line, is directed to the business.

OWNERS. J. K. MOORHEAD, S. P.

DARLINGTON, TASSEY CHURCH, DR. P. SHOENDERGER, G. J. II.

SHOENDERGER, LOGAN KENNEDY, Pittsburgh. SILAS MOORE, JAMES M'CAHAN Hollidaysburgh. JAMES COFFEE, A. P. WILSON, i J.

G. MILES, Huntmgdc Jon, J. ROYER, Springfield Furnace. A. C.

WILSON, Lewistown AS. BURNS. Lewistown. WILLIAM COLDEN, 1 HENRY EUEHLER, Harrisburgh. MICHAEL BURK, COffices for the above lines 48 Wood street, opposite the Pittsburgh Hotel; next door to the Exchange Hotel; and at the Canal Basin, head of Penn street.

A. HENDERSON, Agent. May 23 Va II on la II ills for Sale. I WILL sell my Farm, near the mouth of Big Whiteley Creek, Green county. containing two hundred and sixty acres of first rate land, nearly the whole of which is under post and board fence about 160 acres of land cleared, 70 or 60 acres set in timothy and clover.

This Farm is situated in a rich, healthy, and fertile grain growing country; abounds in stone coal and lime stone, and lying convenient to the Monongahela river, is and will become immensely valuable, on account of its coal. Big White-ley Creek runs through the Farm, watering all the fields, and affords one of the greatest water-powers in West Pennsylvania. By means of a tunnel, cut 100 feet through a hill, 50 feet fall is obtained, which secures ihe working of the water twice over. There are erected on the premises one two story STONE MILL, running two pair of French Burrs and one pair ot Country atones, with XV feet overshot water-wheels; one Saw-Mill, capable of cutting any quantity of stuff; Fcllino-Mill and Carding Machines, Spinning and Weaving Machines; five comfortable Dwelling Houses, with the necessary Barns, Stables, and Outhouses. To speculators, or persons wishing a comfortable home, this property offers inducements equaled by few in the State.

For further particulars inquire of O. H. W. Beale, of Allegheny county, or the subscriber, living on the premises. GEORGE REPPERT, Vallonia, Green July 2, 1S36 dlm.4w3m The National Gazette will insoit daily for one month, Harrisburgh Telegraph will insert weekly for three months, and charge tnis office.

JUST RECEIVED, 110 dozen Lucifer Matches, Thermometers, Solution Kreosote, Card. Seeds, Gum Kino Real, Carb. Ammonia, Calc. Magnesia. For sale by july 9 HOLMES KIDD.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 1st inst. All persons indebted to KINGSLAND, LIGHTNER CUDDY, and all persons having demands upon them, will adjust accounts withL. KINGSLAND IAAC LIGHTNER, who are authorized to collect all debts due to the company, and required to pay all demands against it.L ISAAC LIGHTNER, JAMES CUDDY. The subscribers will continue the Foundry business, in the name of KINGSLAND 4c.

LIGHTNER. Foundry and Warehouse, corner of 5th and Smithfield streets; and Warehouse on Liberty street, at the old Jackson Foundry premises. L. KINGSLAND, ISAAC LIGHTNER. junc 21 d2m Loan Wanted OF 5 or 10,000 dollars, from one to five cr ten years: security given on Real Estate to more than double the amount.

Persons wishing to loan will please mention the rate of interest, and terms, and address Pittsburgh Post Office, Box No. 13. 1 ICTAll the city paper publish three times. BRICK FOR SALE, rms dW d. NEW BURNT BRICK 50.UUV for sale by O.

O. GREGG, at Evana Mill. Builders wanting Brick through the season can apply as above. may 20 have advanced about cent per lb. Sales of about 75 hhds St.

Croix, at 11 to 11 cts; about 300 hhds Porto Rico, at 9 for inferior, to 11 for prime quality, 4 and 6 30 hhds. Cuba Muscovado, 10 cts; 11 a 1200 boxes brown Havana and Trinidad, at 9 to 10 cts. 4 and 6 mos; 900 bags Manilla, at 8J a cts; 270 bbls and 30 boxes white Brazil, 10J to 10g, mostly at the latter piit'; 64 bbls inferior New Orleans sugar house, 8cts. Teas There have been no transactions worthy particular notice this week. Whiskey Supplies Iiht sales from wagons in hhds.

at 34; from store 34 a 35 cts; bbls 36 cts. per gallon some holders ask Sales of Apple in bbls at 33, now held at 33 cts. Wool There is still an ac'ive demand for low and middle grades of domestic and foreign Wool, and finer grades are attracting- rather more attention. Sales of 30 to 35,000 lbs. com mon fleece to prime Saxony, American, at quot ed prices; about 10,000 foreign at former prices.

Freights No change in prices either bv the Canal or Rail Road, or on Coal. Vessels to Eastern Ports can obtain constant employment in the Coal trade. On the Schnylkill, week ending Thursday evening. Flour is dull of sale, at $7 per bbL for common to fair brands Pennsylvania; some sales at a shade less; Western $6,75 to $6,87 the transactions have been limited. Grain Wheat is now in good request at $1,65 per bushel.

Upwards of 3500 bushels good Pennsylvania sold at $1,70, delivered on board a vessel; a lot of old white at SI, 70. Sales in store at $1,65. Rve about 1400 bushels in store at $1 per bushel. Corn is rather dull; a lot of mix-ed sold at 75 cts. per bushel.

Oats, a small lot afloat sold at 42 cts. Provisions Small sales of keg Putter No. 1. at 11 cents per lb. Whiskey 100 bbls.

sold at 25 cts. per gallon. PORT OF PITTSBURGH. RIVER 3 FEET ABOVE LOW WATER MARK. ARRIVALS.

Aug. 3. Monroe, M'Lain, Louisville. DEPARTURES. Aug.

4. Rochester, Blashford, Louisville; 44 Eutaw, Sedgwick, Cincinnati. IS PORT. Aug 4. Oswego, Slerrett; 44 Monroe, M'Lain; Lily, Young; Juniata, Getty; Dayton, Stone; Canton, Dean; 44 Sandusky, Dolirman; Arabian, Forsyth; Tiskilwa, Srodes; 44 Visiter, Mason; Pioneer, Crawford; 44 Rufus Putnam, Hicks; 44 Powhatan, Young; 44 Mountaineer, Wells; 44 Washington, Peunell; 44 Fame, Lyon; 44 Flora, Carter; 44 Philadelphia, Rogers; 44 Kentucky, Clarkson; 44 Cuba, Moore; Lady Marshall, Leonard.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. ON Thursday, 11th instant, at 3 o'clock, P. will be sold, on the premises, to the highest bidder, one Lot on Liberty street, in Bay-ardstown, near the canal basin, containing fitly feet on Liberty street, and running back one hundred feet to a forty foot s'rect, on which there is a large and well finished Brick House, known as the Lafayette Coffee House. Title indisputable Terms at sale. WM.

BEATY, Aug. 4 ts ALEX. M'DONALD, Auct'r. Jsy BAGS COFFEE AT AUCTION. On 4 TC Saturday, 6th at 2 o'clock, P.

will be sold without reserve, at the Pittsburgh Auction Room, corner of Mirket and 2d streets, for the benefit of whom it may concern, 74 Bags Coffee, part of the cargo of the steam boat Lilly; damaged on her voyage from N. Orleans to Pittsburgh. Terms at sale. Aug. 4 ts JOHN M'FADEN, Auct'r.

A FAItJI FOR SALE. LIBERTY FARM, situate on the Moncnga-hela river, 10 miles above Pittsburgh, opposite the mouth of Turtle creek, adjoining Hamilton Hall fc containing three hundred and seven acres, or, to suit purchasers, it will be divided into two farms of 150 acres each. This property fronts about of a mile on the river, a greater prt of which is first rate bottom, abounding with eel, never failing springs of the finest water, three Ui antable houses, orchard, Title indisputable, of which the purchaser shall be satisfied. For Terms apply to ALEX. M'DONALD, Auct'r.

Aug. 4 tf No. 101 Wood street, Pittsburgh. ROBINSON'S Patent Barley, for makingsu-barley water in ten minutes. Doctor Eoffs Tonic and Anti-Dyspeptic Pills.

Engli Calcined Magnesia, prepared by Manner, Weaver Mandcr. Butter's Effervescent Magnesia Aperient, for Acidity of the Stomach, Indigestion, Giddiness, Head-ache, recommended by the medical faculty, and highly valued as a gentle cooling purgative. For sale by JOHN D. VOVVELL, Druggist, Market street, 5 doors from Liberty sL Aug. 4.

A DM INISTR ATORS' NOTICE. All per-A. sons indebted to the estate of the late Wm Cubbage, deceased, (of Allegheny Borough,) are hereby notified to make payment to the subscribers, and all persons having demands against the same are requested to present their accounts, duly authenticated, to JOHN MORRISON, JOHN ANN EN. Aug. 4 w6t Administrators.

SMITH, BAGALEY, 4c. Co. Commission Merchants, PHILADELPHIA. TENDER their services to Western Mer chants and Dealers for sales on commis t.ion, in the city of Philadelphia, of all descrip tions of Western Produce, and are prepared to wake liberal advances on receiving consignments February 3 MEMOIR OF SAM'L SLATER, the father of American manufactures, connected with a history of the Rise and Progress of the Cotton Manufacture in England and America, with remarks on the moral influence of manufactories in the United States; by George S. White.

The above just received and for sale by JOHN I. KAY CO, Aug. 2. corner of Wood and 3d sts..