Viiishingt 051qcite. i m ITTSI3I7Ii.CIEC: SATUEDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1858 OFFICIAL PAPER OP THE crrr. City and News Items Court. of Quarter sessions. Yesterday morning, the Court delivered its charge to the jury in the Rose perjury case.— After an absence of/some two hours, the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty, the prosecu tor to pay the cost*. Patrick lately, charged, with larceny, was dis charged, the Grand Jury having ignored the bilL vs. Rob( co piracy to at Gm, daughteul reside in, Meer is almarrie'd I single man. Jett ind Silas Sample ; indictment Lb net and seduce Miss Matilda of Sebastian Gass. The parties dices township. Robert Sample wi with &wo children ; Silas is a •1 is alleged that during Aprillaat, conspired together to carry away, -a Gess, under pretence that Silas her, that she was taken onboard gormut, to go to St. Louis; that oat at the wharf, and that Robert d the girl to proceed with him to d that during the trip Robert se- the defendanta indl seduce Ml wai h io marry the tamer Ai ? l ass Si left the ' Sample induc St. Leta , . a dated her. Sebastian , father of the girl, testified that during arch last, Robert Sample induced_ his daughter stitch to go to his house and, at tend his wife, who was ill; Mrs. Sample washer cousin. 'Mat daremaineti seven weeks at Sam ples, anti a day or two after returning home, shq started. to the city, to market, with ' her mother; she did not return for about three weeks. Mrs. Gass testified that while in the city at ma i nt. ket, with her daughter, on the 22d of April, Ito t and Silas Sample came to her father-in la 'O, near Manchester, where she was stopping, in the evening; aßereome conversation:with Ma tilda, they left. Next day they came again.— Robert asked Matilda if she,wonld go along with them; did not hear her answer; asked them what was going on—that I thought they had a notion to run off; Silas said they would not run very far or very fast; Robert again asked Ma tilda to go; said I wrnld not allow her to go; after dialler Robert againasked Matilda to go; he said he wanted to go home that day, but was desirous of seeing Silas and Matilda safe on the hoot. — Witness then went on to tell that they all proceeded up to the market in Alle gheny—Silas and Matilda in the wagon and Robert and herself walkthg; on the way up she asked Robert what they meant in acting as they did—that it didn't loolCtrelhho replied that Si lasi had got tired workinirat home and had made upihis mind to leave.. When they got to the market the defendants and Matilda started off doun Federal erect, and she (the witness) went hoMe. The oroes-examination was unimportant_ Marshal Hartman, Mark of the steamer Argo naut, testified to Robert Sample engaging pas. sage for St. Louis, April for himself, Silas Sample and Matilda Gass; before starting they wanted itte passage mosey for Silas refunded, as he dig not want to go; he refused to do ao. Robert Sample and Matilda Gass went on the boat to St. Louis; Silas did not go. Capt. G. W. Neare, of the steamer Rochester, testified that Robert Sample took passage at St. Louis for Pittsburgh; about the 6th of May, for himself and a lady, purporting to be his wife; they occupied the same stateroom. Witness identified Miss Gass as the lady. Matilda Gass was then sworn. She testified to similar facts, in regard to the first part of the case, es previous witnesses. (Two letters were Shown witness;) these letters were delivered to me by Robert Sample. (Mr. Carnahan, for the prosecution, offered to read the letters to the jury, as evidence of an overt act of one of de fendants, in pursuance of a conspiracy. Mr. SWartswelder, for defence, objected; Objection overruled, and the letters were read. They purl port to have been written by Silas, and are goo specimens of pathetic love epistles. The write male Matilda his "dear wife" in the letters some taeeity of times, and says she will not be Mktil* Gass very long, &c., &c.) Court adjourned. In the afternoon Matilda Gass resumed her; eltienee— eceived the first letter while I was at Sam pie's; showed it to Mrs. Sample, and the Pow the reply I wrote; the second I got the day I went home; wrote the reply the same day; di rected the replies to Silas Sample. Witness then went on to state the circumstance of com- int to the city to market, and the conversation with the Sample's at her grandfather's, near Manchester; oa Thursday evening bad a talk with Robert; he asked me to go along with Silas, and I sail! would. A short time before noon Friday., saw the Samples ntgrandfather's; Rob ert sabn'or me to get ready and come along; told my mother ' Friday morning about goi7 away; she was unwilling that "I should go; When Robert asked me to'get ready, mothe train should not go; mother asked what we were going to do; neither Silas nor Robert made any ply; bad DU clothes except what I bought morning; Silas remained on the steamer at he wharf about three or four. hours; did no ee him after 'nipper, went on the boat to g way with Silas; supposed he was going becaus obert told me lia; expecte& .0 travel as Silas wife; when the boat started Silas was not aboard; wanted to leave the boat on Friday evening and Saturday morning, but Robert would not let me; he said he had paid the pas sage and could not afford to lose the .money; the boat went to St. Louis; lodged at a hotel in that cityi-slept in ' the same room with Robert Semi. ple; returned to Pittsburgh at myrequest; Robi ert was willing to return; Robert told me when I tot home that I eltonld tell them I had been to Wheeling with another man rind woman; be said that if I didn't tell that he would shoot me; the boat arrived at Pittsburgh on a Saturday night; staid all night on the boat and went home Sunday morning; when the boat was about to start to St. Louis, Robert. said Silas bad taken sick and haclgone home; did not want to go be cause Silas was not there, Cross-examined—Knew Silas - Sample a good while before speaking to him; the first time we spoke was when be brought me home from Rob ert'e; Robert told him to take me home; on the way, did not talk about marrying; did not speak to Silas after he took me home tell I got the let ter; never made any advances to Robert while I was at his home; was not present when the last letter directed to me was written; do not know that Robert wrote it; did not hold a can-. dlo while he wrote it; had no conversation with Silas, on my way to the boat, about marriage; when the boat arrived at Cincinnati, a lady who occupied the same stateroom with me left the boat, and Robert occupied the same room from there to. St. Louis. ell, lbert and Silas Jamet Campbell, sworn—Rol , — Sample stopped at my tavern in Allegheny on Thursday, 22d April; Silas stopped there on Friday night; Robert was not there; Silas sa d Robert had paid his passage tc. Utah. The Commonwealth rested here, and M . Swarizwelder opened for the defence. He co - tended that tho Commonwealth bad failed to make out a case of conspiracy, as there was not a tittle of evidence Co show any complicity on the part of Silas in tho base transaction—that it appeared to him that It was rather Silas that Was the inveigled party, and not the girl. There was an indictment against Robert for adultery, and he would be tried en that, but Silas must not be made to suffer for Robert's bad deeds. Catharine Myers testified in regasd to im t fi proper conduct of Matilda while at Sample' house; that she made advances to Robert, pu Cog her arms around his neck, &e. Rev. ldcAboy testified that he did not believe the letters produced in Court were in Silas' hand-writing. lie also testified to the good character of Silas. Anna Stephens testified that Matilda was rather wild among the men. Samuel McCaslin, G. P. Williams, Wm. Dun lap, Cyrus Whitsell and Hugh Crummy testified to the good character of Silas. The defence then rested, and after the argu ments of counsel and charge of the Court, the case was submitted to the jury. Tue Monongahela Republican says: .•The wheat in our valley promises to be an abundant crop. The weevil has appeared in some fields, but the general Impression le that hot much in ' jury will result from their depredations. The corn, educe the rain has ceased, bids fair to be good ; but the quantity planted is not near so large is last year. The fruit will be almost a total failure, but the berry crops, sack as rasp berries, blaokberries, &e., will be abundant— beyond all precedent. 101 t little fruit remain ed after. the late frosts has been destroyed by the sting of certain insects that abound on almost every tree. Tatar. was not a single Court-commitment at the jail yesterday, but the usual number of dis orderly cases—none worthy of special note.— There appears to be considerable discussion j among those Interested in the matter as to the power of Magistrates to commit persona for the offence of "disorderly conduct," mince the die \ charge of Heptiete, the ether day, by Judge McChrre, although his Honor did not decide up on the merits of the question, but, merely on a technicality—the validity of abbreviations on commitments. wassinaroa, Jane 23, 1858.-11 is ',ow be -1 noted that the editor of the Pittsburgh - Morning Post, James P. Barr, Eaq., has decidedly the best chance for the appointment to the poet office at that place. Judge Black, the Attomei am oral, strongly furors his'aspirulions. lam glad to notice this fasorable change, because Barr is S fine fellow and a sound Democrat. Ins pointment would Oro general estriafacUokst the Wed. - gouda , Bigler,r, cm the other hand, istroney:prelipeills. Jclut - O. at Ifttiqtt chief 0,1004 et_ 91414—Phii. .fraw THE Isms Paoriturr is ALLEGLIZNY CrrY. — The beautiful scats for private residences, in Mr. John Irwin's plan of his "Rope-walk" Property, are tug steadny disposed of by Mr. Davis, at his auction MM. The interest taken to secure homesteads in this delightful location is assurance of the elegance and taste with which the lots will be uniformly im proved. Those who purchased at the former sales design to speedily build for themselves ; and as tho proprietor Is determined to dispose of all, it will not be long before thissection of our sister city, with its broad Common and spacious avenues, will become et garden spot of beauty, in its !suburban style of ar chitecture. On next Tuesday evening, at his auction rooms, Fifth street, Mr. Davis will sell the remain ing lots, which are of various sires, as described by advertisement in our columns. Plans can ha had at the auction rooms. A FIXL Scram RESORT.—Wo can cheerfully recommend the different points along the Valley of oar beautiful Allegheny au tho most fascinating of roads to travel upon at this present reason, for it will carry thoso in search of pleasure through scenery of the most romantic and varied kind, and our esteemed friend, Mr. G. W. Smith. keeps an ex cellent public house twelve miles above the city, where you can be promptly accommodated with the necessary refreshments. We have visited this house, and can pronounce it the pleasantest plaro to take so excursion to in this vicinity. A TOVACI man hailing from Pittsburgh, by the name of Samuel Patton, weal into the tailor shop of Mr. Samuel Shook, on Tuesday morn ing, and in the presence of a decripid man who was at work, Mole a pair of pants and made off. The alarm and chase was given, and after run ning a short distance and throwing the pants into the school yard, he was caught by William Bunter, put into the custody of Constable Reed and marched over to occupy the stone house in Beaver for awhile. We understand that Patton has a wife living in Pittsburgh.—Nw Brighton runes. Toe body of a mai was found floating in the river at East Liverpool, Ohio, supposed to be forty years of age, about aim fect high, with red hair.' The following articles were Sound on his person : one silver watch, pocket knife and other articles; had in his pocket a slip of paper mark ed, "Mr. Dyer's grocery bill, $3,03"; had on his left arm a female figure, and on the right an eagle and stars, and nn right hand a gold ring . He is supposed to ho from or near Pittsburgh. COLLINS PARK.-A grand time may be expect• ed at Ulnas Park to-day, at the exhibition for the improvement of horses, as will be seen in our advertising columns. A premium of a beau tiful silver cup, worth $lO, is to be awarded. A foot race will also take place, $lO to be given to the winner. A special train leaves for the Park at two o'clock this afternoon AN engineer on the Pennsylvania ltailroail, a day or two since, met with an accident at. Al toona, while oiling tho *heels of a locomotive. Ile was under the engine, when it was acciden itally moved, throwing him across the rail, and severing ono of his legs from his body. Ills wounds were dressed by a surgeon from this city. • EXCELSIOR HALL EE-OPENED.—The ladies the Central Presbyterian Church, worshiping in Excelsior Hall, Allegheny, having cleaned, painted and carpeted the Hall, It will be open for public worship to-morrow, (Sabbath,) the 27th inst. Services regularly hereafter by the pastor, Rev. Pr. Plumer. —Tho democratic ticket in Venongo VNANO. 8 mg follows Assembly, Arthurßobison; Associate Judge, J. J. Kilgore;• County Commiasloner, Samuel Weikel; Auditor, John McCrea. Congressional Delegates were instructed for J. L. Gillis. "Beams" Kum was held to bail in $3O, yesterday, before the Mayor. to answer the charge of assaulting Mr. Edward Campbell. Mr. Campbell has recovered from the effects of the wound sufficiently to be about. Tao jury (except such of theta as weio en gaged in the conspiracy me) who have been in attendance three weeks, were discharged, with the thanks of the Court, yesterday afternoon. "Nics. of the Wooda"-is to be produced at the National Theatre to-night, with a new play, "Mother Bailey, the Heroine of Connecticut," for an afterplece. IRON CM' COLLEGE.—The merchants of our city have confidence in Ibis college, and to have graduated there is a strong recommendation. A °LEMAN died al Ateru,liospital, Friany evening, from the effects of sue stroke. 11 m usrments POSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE sob lamee and Manager J. C. YOSTER. MIMI .C/1.11 or flirty. Oral. Pox., to bold ors promorm $5 00 Drew Circlo and Parquette LO Upper Tier 25 •]-Doors open et a o'clock. Commonco at r, to 5 GREAT SITI: !MANlfret 1111.1. Flat [light ads season of tile great drama of Nick at the Woad; In ableb alc. CHARLES 112.L.TER alll nuntain hi. celebrated part nf Tba Jibbenaino,y. Float time ham a the drama of Mother ltallay. SATURDAY EVENING, June 26th. 1656, will he presented the drima, in three sets, or NICK OF TOE WOODS; 011, THE JIBBENAINOSItY. Nick tithe Weeds. Mr. Chas. rosier. Roland Forester . Mr, 11. L. Dtt:uns. Tells Doe. -Inns M. CoeLe. Edith Forester Mrs. A. W Yount. To canclnde with the great psarlotie deltas of MOTHER BAILEY. TUE UEROINE OP CONNECTICUT Mother Batley ............ ............ ... Writ J. 11. Reid. Prredventnre Puttogendir. A. W. Young. gMonday,nn inemenee bill fur the benefit of Mr. GEO. EIWRIST, Treeturer. Two Grand Pleasure Excursions Mackinaw, Georgian Bay and Around LAKE SUPERIOR. TIDE SPLENDID STEAMER LADY EL. GIN, Capt. Toarema, DI/later, will make two Pleasure Excursion., as above, the present seam, leaving Chlempo and Collingwood aafollome Pint Excursion—Leave Chicago, Tuts.ley. July 13, sit o'clock P.M. Do do lonTee Cullingwood, Saturday, July 17, at 15% o'clock P. M. Pretend 11xerimien—Leaves Chicago, Paturday, July Si, at 9 o'clock P.ll. Do do Looms Colllngwood, Wednesday, Aug. 4, at o'clm.k P. 31. On oath of these @retinal°. the Lady Elgin will mato landings at the amoral points on the west shore of Lake Michigan, as far north at Two Riven. Thence .he will pro ceed through the beautiful bland wooer, interveoing be tween that polot and Mackinaw, at which place milicient time will be given the excursionists to visit the Fort, and examine the Teri One natural ellirtOrithyl of taut famous Lland From Marldnaw the lady Elgin will proceed 10 Georgian Buy, remaining at Collingwood one day, to Want paean, -gem an opportunity to visit Lake Simeoe, over the Ontario, Simeoe and Baron Railway. Thence passing among "The Million Islands . of the Boy, she will proceed op the St. Mares River, and through Lake George to the Estill, where ample time will be given to examine the Tema, lb. Pelts, and .the great Ship Canal conuticting Lake Superior %nth the Lower Lakes. Pausing through the Canal, the Lady Elgin •111 erocoed on her voyage to Superior City, on Pt. Louis Illy, at the em Immo Western limit of Lake Superior, taking in the way, the famous Pictnred Rocks, landing at Brand Islmod. elar. qattelthelren Mart of the North West,) Copeer Harbor, Eagle Elver, Ontonagon, La Pointe, and so on, among the rouuntic and charming *.entry of the far-Weed Apostle Islands, to her final destination. At Eagle River time will he given the excundoniets to visit the famom "Cliff Mine," and at Ontonagyine mincient delay will be made to Melt the Cley. The Lady Elgin will remain one day at Superior City Thence else will coast down the north ebore, priming the new and thriving bons of Clinton, Bnclismitu, Burlington, Encampment, Beaver Bay and Simon. She will alma call at Fort William, the Station of the Iluilson's Day Company'. I and at isle Boys!. Therms on her homeward trip, she will call at Cotliegwoal, borne excetralonists from me East an opportunity of returning home by the. neareet root*. The Proprietors, Commander and Officers will exert them. selves to render these erstuelona the mod pleasant and at. tractive of any over made around the Lakes. The entire main dletanm will be about three thousand miles, every portion of which embraced smite of the wildest, most roman tic nod beautiful scenery upon tho North American Conti nent. For recreationand health no other anti Mer trip le to he compared with it; while It will also afford to the tourist ample opportunity of gaining information respecting a country now but littleknown, pont:seed of moat wonderfol resources, and which, within a few ram must become DO leiter...2s for In wealth, than It now le for the holdnees, freshness and beauty of pommy. In order to give the fullest opportunity for this, or forauy other purpose of delay, the proprietors bare resolved to permit eseurskolate haring tickets for the round trip, the privilege of ling a and returning nu any iodise queue trip of the Lady ove r, and passage and State Room', apply to A. T. SPENCER t CO, Agenda. laleilawdAwiine.sl l foot of La Salle aL, Chicago, Ili. AG001) asmortment of all kinds of Dry Goods, either Fancy, Plaid°, Foreign or Dentostie selling very low for cull. JelidkaiT C. MANSON LOVE, 71 Merkel at. 16 JARS PRIME BUTTER 5 keg packed do Reed and On sale by Ell RI VEIL & DILWORTH, Je2l. 130=411:72 Snood el ---- 25 SACKS DRY APPLES; 2 bbla. Alms Pork; • 200 boo. motel white Mono, For mole by J 2 BILI/IVER DILWORTII gjaT e 3BLS'. BALT. IiERRING; ..11%. , 3) do largo No. 3 Mackerel, For oak by Jo2l 811 -IVCRI DILWOILTII F RESII BUTTER-100 kgs choicTpacked Baal; 75 firkins truth Table Butter, room lb. best Batter County In Ohio, received awl lor sale at 185 Liberty stmt. BIDDLN, WIIITS CO. ACON-4000 - IbsCloar Country 2500 Motes Sbordders; 1000 Ibis Urns, reed uld for male at No. MI • Jon RIDDLE, WAYS It CO. Liberty street 3 Large blacken], Lake Vi hite Slab, liming and Trout In rtore nod for sal. at No. IBS street J RIDDL, At M. Tp. ------- AILES PATENT CURTAIN FIX -EP TfiftE--The be in we just ree'd trul fur We et 24 end Z 1 Nt.Clair Jell J.* EL PHILLIP& CIIIRY.SE-50bze new W. R ------- . cheese, tiff' 4,4 / =riving mid for de by T. LITTLE CO. k 00. BACON -10,000 lbs Bacon Shoulders; 10,000 do SWF Cal Clear Sldet, kr gala by )a2l T. LITTLZ k CO., No 11 . 2 Second at. 400 BUS. PRIME MERCER POTA TOES to arrive and fur ode by je2l ' IrBANS Z aIi.IXILIZASecand .t. E GGS-4°bbis trelh ti ro ree'd 'and for for sale 185 Liberty xi. BIDDLE, man s CO. _ABD-20 kege p rime ; N 9.1 in non and jj fa pals by tra " T. =WI 4 GO. [Re= by our Special Reporter.] THE public mind, hoping but still doubting the success of the earnest efforts to fabricate a Machine capable of vowing, which had been put forth in many localities has hailed as the ultimo Mote of labor in that direction each socceeding combination and improvement brought to its notice. Hence, there is not a single patent of this kind, hut has re ceived the strongest commendations from the press and from distinguished individuals, and 'yet the march has been forwent and at the present time those machines which were once thought no fat, complete, unsarpassable, have fallen into desuetude and disrepute. We have never seen more perfect, thorough, quick, quiet or elegant machines than those of .Messre. Warder .f. liij 0,, the b.t which have been brought to our notice, and while we may safely we the announcement of others "yet to come,' we will be allowed to state that this is "all sutTicient - for any purpose to which it can he applied. fts work is simple and beautiful, economising thread, thorough, firm and durable, and the machine - itself is a model of mechanical excellence, ornamental as furniture and q uite portable. tic. Alex. R. flyer,. of No. fiv Fifth street, in agent for thin 'city, and those who tall upon him will be gratified bylorimessing the operation of the machine, under the auspices of a polite and attentive gentleman, amply qualified to explain every feature of the subject. IF. C. Elliott, favorably known to the public as the proprietor of the popular Shirt manufactory and store at No. 21 Fifth street, is now the agent for Grover .1 13aker's celebrated Sewing Machine, a most ingenious, simple and effective affair, command ing the highest encomiums wherever tested. The different varieties of this article, comprehending the plain, the elegant and the elaborate in finish, may be seen at the above number, where Mr., E., himself, will be found, ready to wait with characteristic po liteness orlon all who call. Ch..ster, the Merchant Tailor, No. OS Wood street, has built upon a sure foundation a harness of the highest character, in extent as mach as in the de ecription of his patronage. An indefatigable, at tentive and experienced Merchant Taller, ho gives personal supervision to his business, and complaints are never beard against his work. Ire has on hand at present a tine assortment of Gents', Youths' and Boy's clothing, adapted to the season and of the latest fashion. Roots r,ad big and littleadain and fine and eourso—all durable, all well made—ln infi nite quantity, may bo seen at Carnahan No. 63, earner of Market street and Diamond Square.— This is ono of the largest, best selected, most varied and cheap assortments in the city, and wo recom mend it to the public, confident that Mr. Carnahan and his assistants will he found an pleasant and ac commodating dealers as the trade possesses anywhere. Pronyencr., independence and energy, never lost sight ot, practiced upon throughout his business co, rear, have led to the enviable results exemplified in the tine establishment of P. .Ih-rt., Federal street, near the Pinioned, Allegheny city. Mr. Nferts is ono of our leading boot and shoe manufacturers and dealers, and his goods ore in the greatest deinami both-from the retail and wholesale custom. There are for larger or better supplied establishments in the country, we are certain, none or fairer reputation than this.. It is Nally refreshing in these days of rigorous beat to Imagine a paradise of icebergs, although a frigid elyslan like that is perfectly non-available. Tho most sensible course we can pursue it to repair to Messrs. Porter ,t Smith, Oirivil Mouse, Smithfield Street, eschewing woolens and all other warm fabrics, and purchase a general ay.ortment of their cool, neat and easy-fitting shirts, a loose and airy coat, and such other indispensable., as properly belong to the season. On the first door of No. 21 Fifth street, the reader will find the teetefolly-arranged and beautifully decorated reception room of Mr. Cargo, the Ambro. type and Photograph operator. Ladles who call will realise a special convenience in this arrangement. as one of their own rex superintends this apartment, ready rat all times to wait upon lice visitors. Mr. Cargo .is an accomplished and enterprising artist, every way worthy of thu rapport of our public. Besides the quaint, ancient, time-worn newspa pers we have noticed heretofore, the visitor at Crorq- F. s,h,,rA,..an .1 Co.'s Lithographing establishment, on Third near 31arket street, will find a number of specimens of the art, well worthy his attention. This firm torn oat most excellent work, whether Show- Bills, Views. Bank.Checke or Drafts, Railroad print, fag, or general Lithographing, and wo aro glad to know that it is very extensively patronized. We take this opportunity of presenting the follow ing certifimate of the efficacy of Bowman's Vegetable Compound—one testimonial of n great number vol untarily rendered the best medicine of the day for Lung and Throat diseases: ficosioica 1 Co. My sister has taken your Vege table Compound, and she is well. She had been down with consumption for two years, but is now able to, go to work again. My mother had a rough fur five years—has taken three bottles of your Com pound and it cured her. We all believe it hoe not an equal for long climate_ Pirt,b,orA .(suss 1 , 110 , BINSOs. if,. Aclft”., of the wide)) known g liery at No• 81 Fourth stseet, is. regni„.c.l in the cheap picture business, and the public can obtain of him work of first rate character at were nominal prices—in fact, we think, at too low rates. Mr. Adatas stands high as an artist, his pictures universally giving satiate, tiOn. His 0.151,t.it is as attentive and polite as him self, and no one will regret a visit to their gallery. Aci this is the gala season. and festive demonstra Clans, public and private. are becoming nut erous. it is of especial moment that a faithful and intelli gent distributer should bo knoven. Permit us to recommend if, L. Y. Clark—“ The City Pedestri an"—whose acquaintance with the city, soperienee, indefatigable industry and unquestioned prompt ness, render the man, orali other, to ernployin cir culating notices for parties. wedding., kr. Ills res idence is on Fayette, near Hard street, where in atrurtions may to lest. The liquor business, as conducted by Jos., Fop, of No. 135 Liberty street, is dendd of the strongest objection once urged against it, as no arti vies but thu purest arc vended under his adininistra Lion. As his stock is largo and embraces every variety, is well itsiorted and put at the lowest figures, it should be the first object of dealers coming to the city to motto his acquaintance. Ile will be found a substantial and honorable proprietor. .1 IC 1 ersu. ttEn MOM, TIM Loy!: or PRAlnri. “The love of praise, hawser concealed by art, Reigns, more or Lou,, and glows in every henrti The proud, for gain it, Mils on toils endure, The modest shun it bet to make it sure." It in our province to praise the garments made at the Brawn Stone Clothing Hall of lidicithill A Wil. son, No. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, Above Sixth. Philadelphia. t Tare attention of cash buyers is direct.' to the fact that Carnaghan, Allegheny City, is now offer ing unusual inducements in his stock of well made clothing, furnishing goods, Ac., for men and boys. Examine his stock and prices. , DR. MeLast's LIVER Ptu.s.—When the proprietors, Fleming De sPittsbi nveuh, PA, nf this inea nable remedy purchased it of the rg ntor, there was to medicine which deserved the name, for the cure of-Liver anA 111111,m complaints, notwittutaudlng the groat Fes a. Woos of Whited's...es In the United States. In Go Moth end West particularly, where the patient la frequently una ble to obtain the cornices of is regular physician, agate rem etly was required at once safe and effectual, and the opera tiro of which acid in en wine prove prove yr...lndicted turn° constitution Tide medicine Is soppiled by Dr. 31'1,,ne'a Liver Pills, pr pared by Pleasing Brea., of Pittsburgh, es. has been proved in every instance Su which it has had a trial. Al“ , aye laosticial, note solitary Instance Lae ever occurred In which it. effects have boo inlurious. The in vention of an educated end distingalabed physician, It has nothing In ai06113300 with the quark rowboat* imposed upon the public by shallow pretenders to the medical art. Ex perience hes now proved, beyond sdosibt, thee I/KIWI-tine's Pill is the beet remedy ever prepared (bribe LIT, Cum. plaint_ 9,-*N„Purchasarrnhoold lam:lreful touts foe DR. APLAIIR El °ISLAMIC/TED LIT ER PI ILL, mannfactured by FIE:3IINa Illts.t9, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Theses.. ether Pill* Purporting to he IL vet. Pills, DOW Winn the pnblic. Dr. lillanz'a gem nine Laver Pill, Ono his celebrated Verculfuge, ban now be lied at I respoetable drag stores. li - one ri ma! without the siftenattn, of .1872-dewT PLEASING REGD. Tu E great drawback to persons emigrating to the emrome Western country, is the greet fear they have of the Fever and Agne—the nowt denial of all disease,— Every day we beer of persona attacked b this disease and made helpless In a abort time, without ae b means of afford. leg relief. In rims of the greet demand fora remedy, Dr. Hostetter Loa presented his cotooroted Manors; whom cur cehre powers for all dineues of the atdMach ham been 1111 - i .r vernally acknowledged. The - Tatars, prepare) after a long, export enc. and deep study, have eternal the rum.- mlnms of the most eminent phydelam, ma ell mini! drums, from every part of our conntty. To (hot who doubt their many virtue*, ell we can say Is, to try thbm, and Judge for themselves, respectively. Hold by Druggist* everywhere and bb nOSTETTER A 13311T11. Sole Proprietor, Vol. ISSA Vster dr frB ' , rota sts Jel , ndserT G A I.VA . 'I , BATTERY OR ELiC RO MAGNETIC Ham:ern, fur Medical purposes, of in • ry amporlor kind, will he aunt free of Express charges,Wherever en Erpress turn, upon a remittance of Ten DollarA. Address Dr. GEO. It REESER, No.llo Woad et.. Pittaburph. Pa. ap/trlawF A GREAT PILL.— The Ontelenberg Health Pill corm li.dacbe. The Grufenlicrg Health Pill come feel entente:l. The Oraaferiberg Health Pill carol bad breath. The Ontelanberg Health Pill curl. codes bowels. The Graf flab< rg Health Pill cares palpltat.lon (tithe Imer I The Granteaberg Health Pill cares edlicky paha. The Gmefenberg Health PHI con. TA The Graefenberg Ilcalth Pill cure. tpcplia, The Greefenberg Health Pill purge Mont pale The (Inrefealrerg Health Pill Inc. mit weaken. Tho Graelealrerg Health Pill Is not dreele. The Oreatenberg Health Pill can !reliance at work Tito nranknberg Health Pill le ratt iOly vegetable. Tbe firaefonberg Health Pill Le the hOtopeniug pill know The Graefenborg Health Pill la made of choice gums en route, The Graefenberg Health Pill cures add stomach. The Graefenberg Health Pill cures tiervensnece. TbeGnirefenberg Health Pill h.curt hundreds The. lirarefenberg Health Pill will ca when spill ca cure. The Grae(entrerg Health Pill tie. on .111, Woe)", ' The Orselenberg Health Pill combin a the •Irtaes of no other pills. Thu Graelenberg Health PHU are ton t. and not vreakento Thu Gractenberg Health Pill can be taken at night The tirsefenberg Health Pill can be Akre after dinner. The Grnefenberg Health Pill contalna a dove In ens pill. The Graetenbers Health Pill Is tak7 by the weak. The Oracrenberig Health PHI Is take by the bilious. The Graefenburg Health Pill aim %undies. The Graelenberg Health Pill cures permanently. roe • toll account ot all the Oraritenberg medicines, Grearenberg Almanacs, .111,11 can be had gratis at It agents. Prke Sla cents a box. DR. OEO.II. KEYSER, N 140 Wood street, and J. P. PLEIHNO, Allegheny. mr.lltdAveT e ; Truro. for the Cure ofrie rOlo or rt opture. MARSH'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS. HATER'S PATENT TRUSS. PITCH'S SUPPORTER TRUSS. SELP-AD3USTING TRUSS. DR. BANNING'S LACE or BODY BRACE, kr the =col [Wpm IherL Piles, ',Moak at and Spinet Weeknee DIL 8. 5- VITCLPB Silver Plated Supporter. PILE nom ho the nipport and cure oIPRr.. ELAS TIC BTOC4NOS, for weak 141 varicose 'On. ELASTIC KNEE CAPS, for week kBeof Ont. ANKLE SUPPORTS, for weak AtikieJolota. SUSIMNSOILY BANDAGES. SHLYTAJ =LNG SYRINGES; Syringe. DB; KOBER afro has it'hnutwhlt !feral; :(falba .office-at big . Dort" No. U 0 ift MO Telegraphic. - - ` WALLS VILLE, N. T., June 25,—The Masons eel,' brated St. John's Day yesterday, and after an ova tion adjourned to • largo ball for dinar. About 700 persons had entered the room when about half tho floor gave way, precipitating about 3013 to tha floor beneath. At the same instant the Boor above came down, with a quantity of euttlery, fanning mills, lumber, Ac., burying tho moo, of people in ruins. Fortunately no one RIO killed, but from 40 to 50 Were wounded, about 7.0 seriously. Mr. A Mrs. Metcalf, of Wellsville, Mrs. D.iol Dexter, of Inde pendence, Mrs. Johnson, of Friendship, Mrs. Colvin, of Bingham, Pa., are reported as dangerously In. jurod. At noon to-day all the injured were a li ve and most of them comfortable. ST. Lout s, June 25.—The river fell about ono foot yesterday. and is receding at the rate ,of half an inch an hour. Tho upper streams are falling. Weath er very warm. Yesterday was the warmest of the reason, the thermometer at 2 P. a. being PS ° 10 the shade. The levee, it is expected, will be in good business condition by the first of next week. CoLunars, 0., Juno 25.—0 r. Awl's resolution. which was adopted at the General Assembly held in Now Orleans, in May last, for a National Prayer Meeting to be held from to to 12 o'clock, A. ht., on the Fourth of July, Wes adopted at the Union Prayer Mooting in this city this morning. The ven erable Dr. !loge is to lead tho meeting, and all tho clergy are to he present. • llosroN, June 25.—James Melia, was eieetitod at noon to-day in tho jail yard, for the murder of are Deputy Warden, Mr. Walker, in the State Prison Is months since. Three or four hundred person' were present. lie remained perfectly stolid andindiffer ent, and made no remarks. lie died without a strug gle. Bum. Am, Juno 25.—The steamer Rocket struck a rock in the river last evening about 0 o'clock. Af ter oho struck she sons run ashore as soon as possi blo, and saved. Lerem—The steamer Rocket Ins Ante soak. All on board saved: MONTRItA L., dune ^s.—Jean Baptiste Desfinges and Anna Belisle were executed to,chty roc the mur der of Catharine Prevost, last win*. This is the first execution that has taken place 10.1hls city for tweet years. Nen. Yong, Juno 2.s.—This has boon tho hottest day of tho season. The thermometer stood at ?1" of 2 o'clock this afternoon. Trro deathtlSC reported Ponri.Jurn, Mo., Juno 35.—Tho Roma,limn Con ntion in session at Angolan, has unanimously nom tiled 1,4 M. Morrill for Unrornor. LorisviLLE, June 24.—The river is falling with 7 feet water in the channel. Weather cloudy: Meren ry tl degrees. faincrllantous $l,OOO REWARD for any Medicine that will oleo' PRATT a BEITCHER . B Al /ANC OIL, the only Indian Remedy now acid for Menem: m, i'Veuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Plain in the Side or Both, Sprains, Braila., Sore Throat, Bunts, Cbutradeal fiords and Alitschs: the only veg etable remedy discovered that will act upon them and lieu ber thejoints. Tbonsands of ruinous have been cured of these complaints by this now discovery. All are Invited to give It a trial. Principal elle. BOG Washingtou street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Fur isle by DA OEO. IL NEYRER, No. 140 Woad street, and J. P.FLEMINO, Allegheny. Signature a Pratt A Dutcher on the wrapper, and name blown to the bottle. aplivlawV HELVIROLITS GENUINE PREPARATION. 1. IIEISIBOLD . B aenolne PREPARATION. lIELMItOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION. UELMISOLD'g Gene.. PREPARATION. le prepared according to Pharmacy sod Cbetnistry,srlth the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted to their combination. - HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION—Fur denial. lof t h e 6ldekr, ald.Te,OreFiq oat DcFPOY- D BAD! READ! READ!—"To ilbloted read," the folluw- It lug certificate of a cure of over 20 yenta' candling: IL T. llustsoise—Gror Sir: I hove been troubled with Coo &Illicitan of the Bladder and Mateyo for over twenty years. I here tried Physicians in vain, mud at laWt conclu ded to give your genuine Preparation a trial. es I had heard It highly elaikeu of. ft afforded me immbilate reUeL I here need three histtles. and I have obtained more relief from Its effects end feel much better than I hen for twenty yea. prericata I have the greateet faith he lt• victor. and curative I.U . (111. and shall do ell In my power to make it known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove ulvanta. game to yon to avoiding you to introduce the medicine. I ern truly yours, 1. IlcCettatot Leeldown, Pra, Jen. IN, 1807. Should any doubt Mr.3lcCorm4,/,'a statement, he refers the following gentlemen: lion. Wu. Bigler, oxslovernor, Pennsylvania Ilea Thos 11. Florence, Philedelphla. Hon. J. C. K 00X, Judge, nose Co., Pa. Hon. J S. Bl.k, Judge, Philadelphia. Gen D. IL Porter, ex-Governor, Pentisylv.ia lion. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia. lion. It. C. Drier. Judge IL B. Court. Don. W. %Freeboard, Judge. Philadelphia . Don. W. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia John Bigler, ex4Juvernar, California. lion. D. Banks. Auditor General. Washington, D. C And many others. if neer-miry. iv-Son wive rtieolneut heeded lIELAIBOLIYS LIEN VINE PREPARATION, In her c.ohltun. nar25:6m,141.1 , LARGE BALE DRY GrO,ODS. • IN c, • ocequeoce 01 the contemplated tlisolu th.o 0 partuer.hlp bl th..itlttframettmt W. It 5.10.1.0 troth tbooltrnl al ihr of Uhl present sehooa.o wilth chat.,,ot tto r r itti pfirznittl. ohr large ..holt t.y m.* nth .h.l now .41,011 nnr gent. in both RETAIL AND WUOLESALE ROOMS 0 MEC!! LOWER THAN ISUAtLY 7.1t1k, itt, the interest of ail to mu!, datir wr rh,r, from 1,4, as fur,an we may hare the grad! Ory 11.1 via, re, , lvna n fresh Jaipply f Now Yert fut 4 I . llllntirlphts, our aswrltuent cab , plrtn, and Ineloth4 min)) style. of seer.o and alrelrabl t le our ti.Orntlnatiort by offering orert. article low, I oat. if :owelble. all the goads now on band, that the Jun. partner may commence . the fall trade with anentire new I. An opportuntty Is than afronitd to purchase the 51 quality of id.ode et low price. which all will do well to ml thena.elv,.. of An early call Is solicited. BILIRPILY Z BUILCIIFIELD, jolk 2awdlniatioltg at N. E.eorner Pearl') t Market ota VONORESS lIASL, CAPE ISLAND, CAPE 51or. N. J —The enbacribere beg leave to Inform the public that the above wolf known end popular eetabliah• niant will be opened for the reception or eloitnre on the 16th last. This extensive building bax bran aouttructed in the meet approved modern style, with spacious and &fuchsia'. bore, ample and extenalve corridors,perb drawing loom, coda dining ball unsurpassed in the eu United States. The furniture is of the most ceetly and Inactions description. and they confidently promise that those who may faros them with their company *hail enjoy all the comforts, coo venienece and refinement., of • first class metropolitan ho tel. Congrea Hail Is beautifully situated in the midst of • grassy lawn, stretchinx directly to the sea olds, and com bands MI up.d view of Lb. ocean. Intending to eep fl eet ries, betel, In every setae of the word, their chargee will be the woe as lest season. Connected with thooatablichnood Is • Telegraphic his ion, cononnnicating with all parts of th. Union. Jessl3uisosi WIGHT ATUOMPSON, Proprietor., SEA BATHING.— COLUMBIA IIOUSF,. Thin establiehnient antl» opened for the reception of Vulture, oo TIIURSDAY, June 10th, 1059. It is located to (runt of the ()term. and le surrounded by a Lawn, which extends In front to the Beach.. Private Titbits will be Inr. lobed to pastas who may desire them, nod Nunes will be rsed tut: to 4P. AL Owing to the promote of tho period , ,o price of Hoard will be reduced. Rooms tan be °tuned nd esory other informatfon will be {Holm op= inquiry. L. HARWOOD, N0.311N Waluot !greet. P. 3.—Exteotiva Stabling on the premises. my'dttntal rl l O ENGINEERS, ARCIIITECTS AND CONTROOTOILR—Tho t'INENIX IRON COMPANY, Phdadelphia, too now proparod to reccito and exwato or der. for an “Itto of WROUGHT IRON, SOLID AND COMPOUND,BRAMS AND GIRDERS, of any redo Ord longing, for /fro proof Dolldlng. and Bolden. Tracings and plan of using, together with Wile showing utpacity of Boants, will be furnished gratuitously upon op lineatin to SA3I GEL J. /InEVES, Vice Prue Went, rny I fiend I 410 Walnut strait, Phila.. T OST OR MISLAID—A certificate for xj 23 abates in the Each.ge Bank of Pittsburg% in the name of Thomas Livingston, N 0.104. Notice 6 betony given that application has boon nude to the Bank for • renewal of aid certificate. S. LIVINGSTON. , . . stmt or the estate cif Thae. Uri is goo Pittsburgh, M.y FINE HAVANA CIGARSI—Celesto In pero Carona Dodd, Mims Catetna, Hllas, Do He. num., and various °Um, fine brands of Cigars. apit W. t D. RINEHART, No. ITO Woad .t. VIRE BRICK, TILE & CLAY, of the best 12 quality, on band awl for wee by A. A. JIMMY. DIREOTORY OF PITIARIE.OI.I AND V CINITY for IRMI .d MI, by Thant., for ask by W. B. HAVEN, dratketer, Jattl center Market and Peeped atraets. 0 SBLS. DAMAR VARNISH for Rale by JoI2 ILL rlinizaToomma. ti CASES CHROME GREEN for Bale by A 'JI42 D. 4 FAIINXB7IX3C A CO. CASES AMERITATN VERMILLION for sab• by JO: D. L. PAILVESTOCH t CO. IBALE LAVENDER FLOWERS for sale by fal2 B. L. PAIINESTOCK r Co. UGAR CURED DRIED BEEF—IO tierces S mantling thia day and far wan by T. LVITLI k CO. 20CASKS BACON SHOULDERS AR riving and for subs by JAS. GARDNEIL . ACONI2 casks Sides andd - Shoulders for B oak by Jell 3 R. DALZELL A Co. B ACON —5660 lbs. Bacon Shoulders; 4030 ifs do Dams, Just rocelved And for sale by RORY DICK EY, Jol3 N 0.134 Froutat ~ war Wood. BEANS. -5 bags small white for sato hy 1615 R. DALZELL A CA. 200 bb,usZt prime fg r a i gß A ,A l kw f air s iV e • 12 bble butter for sate by myI7'EII k DTLWORTII. - EAVY LAID ENGLISH LETTER PA PEE—roled md plain—for oda by to 51 W. & HAVEN, cor. Market and 2d ata. LARD 011-20 Ms. No. 1, winter drain ed, maylxix and for sato by T. UTILE it 00 ROSE PINK-3 bblo• on hand and fbroale by 1.10 B. LIFATINEEMCK a CO. LACK fiIUSTARD SEED-1 bag in store and for ad* by D. 4 VAIINESTOO4 t p). RY APPLES - 50 sac rime Lly pies reed and to ale by UM. RY 1/00U.014. z ipil BUS. SOUTHERN WHITE AN N.F%- , RED WHEAT In store Ind D T s al. Di my3l U & MUM MED= SAGE -150 lbs. just rood sadfor sale by J.L9 • FL L. PAIENEIMXIK 00. wllt radLaIII curs /TIM GUMAOUM-1 on on hand an . law lobby Jag & utuust= OP. Wed, ,4 the spestaw7 ---- 00313IITTEB 07 ARBITRATION FOR JUNE. F. IL =POT, V. P, Jonx B. Co...r..uyx, 8111vv. SEcArvic, PITTSBURG/ISLA/Si:LETS. 122. ported Specially for the Pittsburgh Ga.erael PertenClloll. SATIIIPar;Jrer 185.4. FLOUR—MN of 35 bbla extra from wharf at $3,51; 70 do on prints ten.: Si do from wagon at $3.50:48 3 . 01 From stars, 315 Lids In lota at 511.50 for super. $4,00 for 000 r. iter6;s4.so for extra Lolly. 0 HAlN—Saks 100 boo 'Led Wheat from atom at WO; W., do from wagon of 70: sod 1100de Southern Whitson rrivato ton= 54T bus Corn from wharf ; V5O tem Eye ou wharf at 40; W 7 boo OW from wharf at t om; 100 bun do from store at 70. ILAY—Salaa from scale" of 9 loath at 09.a.517; and 1 loarl of Straw at $7 •f too . UROCERIES.—RaIes of 5 blots Boor at 7• . . bias AlO Luxe at 271 f,; and 10 bgn Coffee at 12. CORN 5114A1.—Balen of 10 tin!. 01 MI.,P bus. POTATOES—Faire of 00 and ax) bun 3111e.1 at 510 not 100 do. Nesti.nocks at 00. BACON—Balcel io various lola of 211,000 Oar at 0.4 for Western Shoulder; 7 for City do, and it fur Conutry do, pinto Rama 949;4', Baginal nod Snot . Cured do 11. EGOS—Sales of 7 tibia at n, and 2 at 9. • • WHISKEY—SaIes 110 bble R at 19!;',. St itf•ctilsl.4 at Z24=3 -44 The Nice of Money to day le 4 14 rent, on stuck nollateral returnable un demand: the ammo rate on 30‘a,10 day prime bill., and 4 1.p,n5 ''e e•nt. on prune bull., 9J .I.yn boa month.. Far paper maw at 4.17 p cent. The Bill Ilrolo.r. generally complain of • ...ant .4 'amine., the new paper being made .. tit la moatly kiln lip by the Bunk. --lN Y ' l'insea. Wont.. The Steubenville Wool make[ I. may thin, elf.. Wan anti 0. Price. are bow. and range Iron 2 , 1 to . ..t. - . 1+ Pi. Thmie figure., wild the iVoebgrowor. aro not acceptable, mid they aro bolding on to their clip., with tbe bop. of reall•ing more liberal pricoa—l Stenbenville herald. IV lIEDLINO per Donlie-1 WM mod. 1 toil rope Botha; 1 bx becou, 4 bble Boar, A recur; ITO bge barley, A Wax! 1 eke hewn, 0 Gozelo & sone; 10 e ale bbl., C. e boa, 1 demi john, Pleymer & Anderann;& eke flaxseed, Atwell. Lee & on; 10 bbl. rosin, Fahnestock & co; 2 e ale bbl., 0 IV Smith, 6 e We, Rhodes & Verner. 10 e erste.. D Bennett; I bdl iron, Brown, Floyd & er, 156 flour WAN J A Fetzer:32 bxecheese Church & Israel; 21 as rye, T Dell; 5 e bbl., W Carr; 1 bx J Plummer; I ektff,l roll rope, 1 no hooks, 1 axe, 1 anger, 1 pelt oars, Fulkixon. The wharf looked dull and almost deserted, yesterday , dm only arrival. being tho Chorea from Wheeling and the Delegate from Cincinnati. The latter had • pretty full had. The river was falling slowly, and the weather condone, warm. yesterday being the hottest day of the season. A heavy shower fell in the afternoon, but It mitigated the heat tory little. The departures were the Vixen fur St. Paul eel Coni Terry for Fl. Louts, together with the Chemed f,,t Whetting The boat, leaving to-day are the indite, for Et. Peel, Superior for Cincinnati and dariner fur St all first dams boats, with tine arcurrimodialiam and the Lest end most popular of onicers fourteen of the wounded on tt.n Penucylvittus loft at liemphis hare died. There were otill at Om ll:champ. Building in that city thirty persons under trentnvant, .if whom eight or ton were very low, and thoir recovery was ronviderod doubtfni • On Tue sday night, during a fog, the hoperlor, bound lor Pittoburgb, ran vest on the Were near tided', Zinn, springing her butt., end chipping suffi cient water to damage TO or 00 Mils of iluur,and 300 cactus of wheat. She was in this Os enteral hour, when the flat. of Dell ems o along and pulled her Mi. The water woe 'rowd ily pumped out who, she proceeded co her trip. Be. LOcu.—The James Wont, Altaroont end St bunk loft tar Wheeling and Pittsburgh on Tuesday The Be. publican of Wednesday Yip Tho imp, rivers aro all reported falling rap Lily. The weather is tutenwly hot. Steamer. are still ouing to the neighborhood of the Sugar Refinery and above that point to discharge their cargoes. A tsar aro endeavoring to dis charge at the levee. Tito Cincinnati Commercial or Ftiday says The long continued high stage of the river has caused the accomulatlon of • largo quantity of mod In the Lenartlie Canal. Several coal hosts which arrived front above intend ed for Southern markets, had to lie op at Louisville. Steam boats, however, pass through the metal without diflicnity. Capt. Ennui, of the steamer Du nleith, received dispatchos from 31r. John 11. Herrn!, Nashville, reporting the I:timber land falling, 0118 only three feet on the .hods. Weather hot sod dry. Those having freight for Subtitle will find It advisable to forward it without delay,. Dm rates mast moon Increase: The Gazette of same date says. "The Anglo Sane and Prairie Rose came in front St Look rech wi th only moderato trips. The Stephen Decatur an d Key West for Louis, loft full tripe. The Donstur had Lin tons and 60 horses he ham 40,000 feet of lumber and several tone of furniture to take on at 'Madison: 10,000 I fur Alhet=rl river. 111DCauweoes.—The Defender went down to the Curing- tau MIN for 300 bbl.. flour but aTerdag. 9bo Xlll bo tba boding Oda toortilvg, leave fe httsbur e rb a ARMY E.ll—Loaarne, Brownsville: Telegraph, do; Colonel Bayard, EIiaNAIL; Chevoit, Wheeling: Delegate: Cincinnati . DEPARTED—Luzern, Brownsville; Telegraph. do; Col Bayud, Eliratxtb, Chetnll, Wheeling; isto, Fl. Paul; Cosa Parry, SL Louis. Itirca-4 N. Yana, Juno 2.s.—Cottou quiet 1000 hale+ wild.— Flour tirm; 15,500 bids Fold. Wheat buoyant; 40,600 bunk moW; old Southern white $1,27; now $1,45; red $l,lO West ern white $1,0201,07. Corn buoyant, 14,500 blab white at 70U7S. Pork Leaky at $13,25013,50 for prima. Baron gold at NI Tobacco unchanged. Sugar Pm; Muscovado Stal - 517 , g. ' Coffee buoyant at ' Froigh dull: on Cotton t, Liverpool 7.22. Stocks dull, and they continue to decline: Lacrossa land grants 33 , 0; Tir. ginla siar. 14, Pais2ollri eilnl Chicago t Rock island (talons& Chicago &L. !Limting CMCINN.I, Joan' s.—Flour quiet. sm•11114.001 only of el . tea brand, at 13 7(43,90. lihrsky to good demand and firm, with sale. of 1000 bbla at vo,irgas!kg, Grain On. enraged. ProvLsions borer and le somewhat better demand: odes of Men. Pork at $14.75. bacon Shoulders Xla, packed: tonik Side. 6!,.4. lower. Bulk Shoulder. 4!..j, Baron Sides saleable at 7c, held malt,: Lard aslothle at Bel; held at In. 0 firm. .n_ 0,1.1 Moho., Ceirea 3.k..11! Jane '_ , .—Floor doll. and prier" of lower grades Imo, roroled IV,e,c,per bbl, with very little inquiry both for export and home consumption; males of 191,000 bbl, at 14,1014 per bbl for sofe,Gree sl,C2li for extra, and 's.s for extra (tunny; the race:o4lm,, Palen off the Inspections amoouting to spts Ltda bra, of Rye Flour at $3.31, Corn Sint doll at $3,373. 8 . The market is t.orly supplied sib good wheat, nod moor ilriKriptiona pot wanted: Wm 1000 Leah good rat at Sl4l,ut, and .13101 lot, of %Jl4 at 81,1041,13, aye Is wanted at 680000. but :a scarce. Corn bra adranceal, sales 1.60 u brieh yellow, afhot, at 750713, and white at 73. Oat, Ires active; sale, 2,100 been Penna. at 40 440% afloat, and 4,700 bosh Delaware at 40. Whisky tolet; rales bbls at 2:21C hhda at 22, and drudge at ;X0,,,;( . &31. June '_'.s—floor steady, hot unclian,red Wheat line, sales of red at $1.0.1/41,:ee ceLib , 1.1,15,4,1.25, Corn dull; roiled 73. white 160070 ',lion 70. Provisions declining, very doll Whlaky FEEZEM FARMER'S DEPOSIT BANKING CO No. 06 Fourth Street, INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. t lIIS INSTITUTION WAS ORGANIZED X In 1834, and GIG continnew under the came careful and prudent management, which ham so long aftbrded satisfac tion and security to its depositors and customers Its stockholders are ell individually liable for any moneys de. prsilted, and besides the money and property of the Dank the undersigned are individually ruFNUSibiol to &T.. here to the whole extent of their private Mean," Jame* klamhall, Robert Galway. John Scott, Hay Walker. Robert Bell, John I.l'Devltt, Richard Floyd. Joeeph Lote, 1858. TS STILL PREPARED TO SUPPLY 1. all demands for Velvet. Brussels, Throe-ply and In grain Carpets, of every doscriptlim, style and quality. Floor Oil Cloths, from 3 to 21feet wide, a lower PH.. than we have ever before offered; Cocoa Matting for Diners or cheirchew Painted Window Shades, and everything connSct ed with the Carpet department of House Furnishing. AI me anticipate an advance In prices after the Spring Trade opens, we would suggest to purchasers to make their selectiou•now from our large Stock and at our present very inw prima teZt W. 111`CLTSTOCK. Bream Marble Works. Commercial. IM= Imports by River RIVED. NEWS of lumber, enable bollrr aml machloory at rtantt Steamboat Itegtster =ll2 ady. Batter steady; olulawlee very firm; Illnacwradol27 cowed lower, .toady at Tallow lower; 140,000 bI Wm. Young, Jacob Painter John Floyd, Wm. Walker , Geary II Geary Soma I George Joseph Lang, James A. KOOI I=ICM3 Robert floblrov Thomas Scott, J. It.Brown,of aittaohing, D. A. Stewart. CARPETS TIIE MAIIIIET STREET CARPET STORE, MARBLE MANTELS.—A large and beau tiae stab always. hand and being manufactured by Machinery, sold at very low prices. Bailors. owners of Real boats. Contractors and other., whether they want to purchaser or not, are invited meal! arid examine onr stock and ascertain oar prices as we are selling plain newt Man- tell .o Ins to to pot them within the reach of almost esury person. Stow:moots, Tablets,and Omro Ftonra, a largo stock al- trays on band. Fornitara nod li'ash.Stane Tops, and Po posing Stones nutnufactursul by mobil:tory, nod .old at lb. lowest prima. tdvblo of a/I kinds ...Id low to tho Trado.— Purchascra aro Invited to call nod examinee:tor stock at 321 323 [Aunty .treat, Pittsburgh. mylOolass3niT F=CMIM . . PORTABLE CORN AND FLOUR MILLS, the simplest and best aglitter of tho kind la tho coun try. They run light, grind fast, are entity kept to racier, mato as good work as the largest mllt., and give general satiofaction, always on band. Also, Portable Saw Mills.— for particulars call at 319 Liberty .1., Pittsburgh. mylOid-kw3mT W. W. WALLACE. Mlll Furni.tang. STEAM ENGINES, warranted best quail y, altraye on bend and made to order. Bailer, and Salt Pans, Are Brick Maikinery, Engine (biting. and Mai Gearing made to order. Mal Iron, Out Iron PM/ Stafft,Preneh Burr and Laurel BM .11.21 Stones, Boding Maki and Snuff Machines always on hand at 315 Liberty etreet, Pitteborgh, Pa myldidkte3mT Plaster, Lime, Cement, d£n. PLASTER PARIS, for Land and Stucco Work: Cement for Cletarue, Fire Walls, de,: Lou Wile Limo and Roman Cemenk Orindortonee—tact quality always on hand at 219 Lib erty curet. trtylautaerattl . W. W. WALLACkt. Ll:unbar. DINE SIIINGLEB, Boards, Joists and Alut, Piro end OA Plank for We et 319 Liberty 4,, Pittsburgh. ntilOt.lstr3mT I=l Shingle Machines. McGEORGE'S PATENT always on hand at MI Liberty street, Pittaberyb. toyleedetramT W. W. WALLACE. Q rate Bar., A LL SIZES, always on hand at 319 Libor /ay, Plttaborgh. m7lO W. W. WALLACE. ROOMS-1(x) doz extra Corn Brooms just 8 reed and fur ale by T. LITTLE A CO. QUPE.RFINEFLOUh-1000 bids. Ohio Su perflao on hand and for We by Jell AIcBANE A ANJEO. 121 Second at. PLAIN BLACK SILKS.—A Inyze lot just reorlrad and eating cheaper than they have Derr been offered In tide city. Plano call and free theta. Jeliedever C. HANSON L0V19.74 Market areet. ALL KINDS OF MOURNING GOODS, 11 . 7 . Furnlrtdng Goods, Whit. Coeds, and a fall atone of Drees Goa* SSn 1., &c. Jal9 Q CANSON LOSE, 74 Market et. 251-1 BUS- RED POTATOES to arrive for We by my3l WBANS & ANJER. _ - CEMENT. -50 bbla Hydraulic iu . nture, fors. by 1.10 J. U. OANVIELD FOUNDRY METAL-80 tons Soft Metal fordo by my-' TWAT It COLLINS. Tiff ACKAREL-25 half bbla, hire, and ILL mndlum:ro formie by IL DALZELL f IX), SUMAC. - 16 begs just received. For solo by 1616 'ULM MONET & CO. BACON. -1 0 casks Shoulders in store, and for J. by ids J. B. CANFIELD. PEACIIES—Z:I bus. Tenn. Dried Peaches In stars: TM sell law to dam ROBERT DICKEY. 25 g i tlEl s ES NIL SODA i So A r li = , th. . . rTATOLS —lOO clacks Neshannoots in Sett 144*T t - 101 D. O. szaur. 'Special Sallgeo. WHOLfI6BLF2 CLOCK DEPOT No. 42 Fifth , near Wood, Conferred on tke Ladies by wearing DOUGLAS' tr.. SfIEILW °OD'S CELEBRATED .58.113. TS. The rinparalltlea inmate of the NEAV ICX PANSION SHIRT (133,000 of which hare been sold &trim; the but four renalt , ) he, Maiml the mmeacturere to maks arratitentents that will enable them to preelneo WO date.. 12,4 N Skim.) day dories them onth. of Jaws. July and Abgn.t. They also call attention to their NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT, F•ir travelin, whleh Is rt.celTin; unlremal ronertnimilation from the Ltex They ore the file proprietors of PermtlY "Patent Adjustable Bustle" iu I*.e. _ mi... of the many imitations offered In the matica. W CII fky• i 1 Hie, are all either Infringement , of tile (.item. or worth , •94. IC Y Wbolosinle and notan Denim in FINE LrOLD AND SILVER VT.A.'TC£S, SUTER ASD PLATED RARE FANCY GOODS WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS AT EASTERN PRICES 19 lytlawF . FISH! FISH! 'ON,TANTLY oN 11 kNI , , A Fr LI. Fr MN 1 , 1? WHITE FISH, TROUT, SALMON, PICKEREL, HERRING, MACKEREL, .{Ora, n, etrortipsil6.l t y thy , oh, willmixt prompt tendon. HENRY H. COLLINS, myl4: , ltfyl J. 'Wool otowl. A. A. CARRIER ,§e . BRO., Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agency, No. 63 Fourth Street. PITTSBURGH, PENNA . Companies represented of highest standing. Chartored by Pennsylvania and other State.. Fire, Sistine end Life Risks taken of all descriptions. A. A. CARRIER, A 8. CARRIEIL W. eir.. D. itugle.ET-a..krr. DANL . /OCM.3 AND PSALMS IN A II kinds or Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Have recently taken the hnildbig No. 129 Rood Cleat, to addition to their Manufacturing tetablislitnent,No. 431 rain street, where they will be pleased to receive their friends, anAhlydre GILL Ir. et, P DENTxs.w, Extracts Teeth without pain, by an r.Jir ma- Li naw Anemthetie agent applied to the teeth nod gums only. Teeth from one to toll sotta Inserted on the Tilliolls metallic Lane.. Alo also Muerte teeth o retie , Porcelain bare with rentio l oom gem, which in Leanly, rle”linc-er end durability rannot Ltd to pleaee. Coll and 129,.0111 , , No r.. 1 Fourth •trwt, twlorr :1130.0t, r.roud orY.) Pittsburgh. )«:•13•1fc IZFi.N KY 13. 1.21).1...L.1N S. Forwarding and COMMthlliOn Merchant, AND W!IOLEZALE DEALER IN Che.ee, Butt Produceer. G Soecifs. P•ish. And onerslly, Aar, Kn. 25 Med area. Piatburgh. J. M. Lal.".1"1.1.1 mar EiTtax.A.zsyr No. 54 St. Clair Street, (Dr.lrlalea Now [Wildlnz.,) ..301ydre JAS. 10111176C7CM OP Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Paul Oil, delfgdlyfe Nos. 168 and 170 Second Sired To hervon• golf tetlrod Gentlemen having been restored to health In • few . days, after mAny years of nervoto mffering,vrill semi (free) to assist others, • wpy Of the prescription ando supply .f tho remedy, on to eelvlng • ahatope).l envelope beating' the &mai/tenth, addreee., DlreKt the IiFT. JOAN M. DAON ALL. 'let) Fulton etroct... BrlelltlYth Neve 'York. aptharntleol•SmerT Ntgular Monongahela River STRA3IER TALDGRAPII, Oszt. J. C. Wool:mkt°. Cart. Gkoltriz Cunt. RE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE T tot mining regularly. Morning Boats leave Pitts burgh at 8 o'clock A. 81., and Evening Boats at 6 o'clock P. 51. for 31tHeospork Elizabethtown, Ilonongse Leta City, Itellevernon, Fayette City, Greenfield, California and Brownsville, there connecting with flacks and Cuochert for Uniontown, Fayette Spring; Morganto 11,1rVitynesburg, Cartnichaehown and Jefferwin. Dmeettgern ticketed through from Pittaburgh to Union town for $Z meals utdstaturconts on boats Inclualre.— Doat• returning from Brownsville loam at 8 o'clock in the morningand t. In the evening. For further Information en quire at the Oftice, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Grant etrcet. not U. W. SWINDLER, AGM!. REU U LAlt T UESDAY PACK -5.7 FOR Z.INESVILL.—.The floe new steamer ENI3IA RALIAM, Cups. 31cma-ox Arno, wt leave for the .bore and intormetliate porm EVERY TUESDAY, t' 4 o'clock C. a. For frelsht or pastkage apply on board. alt FLACK,BARNES AL CO, Agl.4. eincinnatt, Ac - V)R CINCINNATI & LOUIS VILLE.—Tho 800 stsamer POTOIIAC, Copt Wm C.. Harry, 0111 hare for the store and I niter• randfats port on WEDNESDAY, o n last ,atoll o'clock P. 11. Eor (might or passage apply on board or to Jr t FLACK., BAIL.NES k CO., Agents. FBI[ CINCINNATI vu ondldatcam & e r RP. Illft. DASD, Capt. Geo. W. Reed, will lima far the a vs and all Inha - ruediate ports on SATURDAY, 2Gth lost, at 4 o'clock Y. Fur freight or passage apply on tx.cod or to cattl /LACE, BARNES it CO , FOR CINCINNATI.—The for aide c.ch...1 packet SUPERIOR, Capt. IL I.brare, mill have for tho above nal all Intsrutedisto ports on TRU; DAY, 2Cth lost, 12 o'clock, L. For frright or passege apply on hoard, or my 20 FLACK, BARNES A CO.. Agents. 6rr - IVOR NASHVILLE—Te fine new j 2 .t ~r INDIAN, Captain R. Greulee, • will hate for [ha above ar! all Intermediate ports:vlll'MS DAY, 2tlth Ines. nt 4 P M. For freight or pe.mago Apply on lgotrll or to 1.P.1 I __ . FLACK, BARNES d ell. Ag'te. ,st. Routs, &r FOR ST. LOUIS AND UPPER MISSISSIPPI lIIVER.—The Sue steamer FANOLA, Capt. It. C. Malmo, will leave for tho above and all intermediate , tams oo BATUftIiAY,Mah hat, at 4 o'clock r. W. For freight or {moans. apply on board or to Jet - , FLACK, BARNES A CO., Ants. FUR ST. LOUIS AND UPPER _ MISSISSIPEI RIVER.—Tho too ateamor 88. KANE, Capt. Samuel Shaman, will leave for the above and atl intarmedtato porta on SATURDAY, 30th inst., at 5 o'clock r. rt. For trete, tor pusage apply on board. or to Je24 FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agfa. - 'OR Sr. LOUIS AND UPPER RIVER.—The tine steamer LACROSSE, Capt., John Derinney,wlll lease for the above sod all intermediate ports on TIiURSDAY, 20th but., at 4 o'clock F. n For freight or . paseago'strkli . sm . board or to je24 FLACB:6inty:9 it CO., Agfa. 'OK Sr. PAUL DIRECTL-The splendid ateamsr GOODY YltllliNDS, Capt. Shuman, will leave for the etts° pono ---• =rt% WEDNESDAY, the Wilt lust. For freight or pariatigo ap ply on board or to Je24 op2l lyis F 1858. FOR ST. PAUL DIRECT—To i.. X . Pt. Louis, Keokuk, Burlington, Mule wine, Davenport, Rock Ishead, °alarm, Dubuqu e , Wenona and O. Paul—The film steamer Captain linipinckson, will learn for thy above porn on Tills PAY, 2r.th lust, at 4r. s. For freight or passage apply on board or to jel" FLACK, BARN)* k CO., Agent. WESTERN LINE PASSEN- T GER PACKET—FOR ST. LOUIS. KE OKUK., ROCK ISLAND, GALENA, DUBUQUE A. It Sr. PAUL—The aplendid steamer MARIN ER, - Capt. on ail leave for the oboor and all intermediate porta on THIS DAY, o n BM, at 4 o'clock P. K. For freight or pump" apply on board or to 'LACK. BARNES A CO.. Agentir FOR ST. LOUIS—The fine new stentner lOWA, Cpt. !doom, will knee far the above ad ell Intermediate or on TILLti A . 26th Instant at 4 o'clock P.M. For freight or passage apply 013 board no to ( j ot) ' FLACK, BAKNKS CO.. Agents. FOB ST. LOUIS.—The splendid smr .101 IN IX:TREMONT, Captain litockdain, will leer° tor the above and all titermediate port o on TIII S PAY Meth not. at 4 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage apply on boani or to mr27 FLACK, lIAILNES A CO, Agnate. INDIA RUBBER CURRY COMBS,—AIso a large asaortenont of Drenthe, Tack and Long Comm, fur gala at the India Rubber Depot ot J.B U. PHILLIPS. J]IOSPITAL SILEETING of all widths an beat quality for cola at the India Robber Depot, 26 nod LI St. Clair atont. Jell J. at H. PHILLIPS D RY GOODS of every variety, n 11 as obOs they con ho found and Piave. C. ILAN: , IN 1.4;1 K, jels N 0.74 llzakrt .t I .eet TIIE best assorted stock of Fancy, St..Ld Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods In thecity. ti esll nod me Clem. C. HANSON Loy n; Jel74Usti , 74 !dukes .Got LOST—On Saturday, between Washington erect, Allegheny city, and Liberty Ittrlet. Pittaborgh, anoblongtold breast pin. The finder wilt be Liberally warded by calling at 'DILI LlbeTty ',treat. Jo= LOST—On Saturday evening last, on Fifth street between Smithfield and St. Clair, a lady's block vemet belt with Waver buckles The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same et this oßlew JeTlvitr 'l .- .E.tc.IIIBOAT STOCK.—One-eighth of the splendid rassengez and freight packet mrraoroLis r said on easy terms by lIITCEICOOK, McCILEKRY & CO. 600 bgs S il lii i Mu c ff oc f l 2 . r x s icc al l o tE by a co. trocond and 151 Front .ta. CIIEESE-200 bxs. W. R. Caning Cheese toed sod for sae by Jo= HENRY 11. COLLINS. CIIEESE2i.IS bxs. Engliefi Dairy Cheese to .tore for Edo by Jo= IIF.N IL EY COLLINS. LIME -150 bbls. Louisville Lime for sale by J. 2 HENRY IL COLLINS. 10GS-10 ibis. freoh laid for sale by — 0 - -re.:x It. DALZELL & CO. WOOL SACKS for sale by Jell SPRINGER HAARLEM.' .1 CO. LARD 01L-20 bbls No. 1 in store and for sale by Jell T. LITTLE k CO. Pat.s.,idlf—orl,:2,`,,aB prime a;L.„ y [L!, 2 al N ,i (l . ; b lb a y ls. BAa4.Et ASII 1100PS-12,000 just rec'd and for ode by (myll) T.LITME k CO. 2rin BXS. CONCENTRATED LYE for do by B. L. DAIINESFOCK & CO, Jen No. B. corner of Wood and Fourth go. BEANS -20 bbls. small khito - Beans for mak by Jan' MOUSY tt. COLLINS. ERRING-25 bbls. Herring_ for sale by Jet: _ =NU II COLLLNB, F LOUR -35 sarics Summer ?dills „Extra fino : •n • • • • C oxe,-25 bx , , good i tio Moro , tor, An lIRDS. an:Matzo:a for rale ,04.fbrlaRDINER HEALTH GRACE:: They oLvo mmufactoro over lerth and rrithauf the “Ntrnt AdJulthl.l. , Theso SKIRTS here born r•roporlrt.le.l by , the 111611- EST MEDICAL AI 111 , ..ITI" e• r. J. •-•,,,• Ladle., UV' hat re, • 07 , geunitio tlnlrrr etamr..ll DOUG LAS SHE WOOD, MANUFACITIIERS, 7s 1:W 11.11:7 - i For mle throe„ bout the Vultcd Frafer and C.1(12191 Jol7:3mds - _ - _ PROPERTY HOLDERS, ATTENTION PERRIN & SOFU7SON hacrewic-1 their fszilitica for nasnafactming • .pplylog cxxxops . c 0.6 PATENT ELASTIC FIRE WATER PROOF CE3IEINT ItOOFINV, AA RE now prepared to exeotte orders for any descriptino of noofd.steep or no. :It th7ebortoet r. t . ti o n t u ,: tzf r.. ..at detcr. •n to Cheaprze-qx and lharabilit3 Our Itr.fs are too well known to reguireany eulary it eat aq. Testimonials in Near of ibis Rootin g and saiiubb, cn be aeon by calling It our Ofilre. Stuitlafiel.l street. Buildings covered with the oboe* Roofing con L. goon at H. Nelson's, corner of Wylie and High otresta; J. Beck's pew Hotel. comer of Ornnt fah! Fororktb etro.•=s liofeo of W. O. Ledie, Esq, Diamond alloy, 0pp0..00 Patte.r.o . . Raffle; Story of R. Straw, corner of Mortar nod Frond sta. slin !foam of R. li.Soncop, mune block; /Joon - ass - Ma Bost llonse of Robert Flynn, Conc... I.stnoon Wobsts , nod Wylie. strortsc Ftoro of J. M. Mcßoberts, Ws bstor at btabloof A. Bradley, corner of ifator elloy rani Sandesk, treet, Alirghenr. Hon, id' 11. B. Willyiiss. , Wo.ss Ron; (louse of A. Kegley. John S.c.a.t, Wrn. )IsCall end me Coon, Esst Liberty: 4.1 many mhos" too tootnorons to cos , . PERRIN A „It Nn 75 frnahnold sr., Pittsbrovh, P. f ATE ST N }.IP S !ruin all parts or ti.e tc• , rld J_J rr tb.. NEIV 1"01:6 .d CINCINNATI CO,IIIERCIAL, .1" the city, by bump year 11UNT t NllNgln , , 31:1,411. 11.11 Trade wuPlAincl CREAM FREEZERS I=Z! The hngt anal cheep...it VIII be 5.,1,1 nl -...ilaonfArturrne 1'..1. CRAIG & CO.I. Wockt - st. TRUSS 3IAN U FACTORY—Persons a Ili ie t ed witte-leezolle should !toilet, that ern Aron° only mm, &limas ttfacharete of Trtutsta and Supporters in thin city. 11'.. sell them at a far Itzspri. -, than the mere dealer, and in add! titn can At them accurately upon the wearer. Thar. le nn necettelty far the. public pat Ino the pekes they !taverner. ad for these mechanical appltatan. Examine end price Trnac, at any str.re In the rialt the Ilanufartary. CALTSVItitiIIT li,t(2N4 join No. 65 Wood street. .8. Mall Packets STEA.II7.R. JRYIERSON, F ISII-'2.5 Id. 1,1,15. N'. 2 large Iklackerel 23 do 25 Ltda. Baltimore Ilerringt 20 do No. trionmedßliall IL hr. do do do do IS LEL, do Whitt , nth: do do do IS do do Trent. • to LLB,. Neu Alrtriviir lo y eal tm do N. F. nor:loft, 10 xt o and for Ital., l r jot , WAIT It TILE subqeriber is prepare! tn dcli t•• r in Allegheny or PittAbur.,h, . . . CANNEL OR BETUMINOLIF COALS Of tle, Lear quality. As all ao drfirered by rile I, r.. , pirrelmenican rely ougettftuu fall sr7aimire. Alan, Corner Andon.nn ri. and Rail/I.A JJOIN TLLOISIRSON & CU., I:ts Third Lave Joist recelvc..l and Icr sAI, a lar, English Vrn.tian Rod. Itochollnt.khre, Vermnnt Och, Fmcch J.. 1•1 VISII.-50 1.1,1 s 8a1t11.2 , r,. Ilerrntc 25 bbl. Unlit..< Ilorrl, O. do No. It 31......0k0r.d. 10 do No, I d.b 11l do No.. 2.5 Kalil No I. 2 nail 100 pookag... Lake lecels , l ,tel • t J. 19 CONSIGNMENTS -- ;000 pounds Country P...V1`11 350 bon. prune IVbito 14nn, 5 LW.. 10.1 Lard: 10 kegs Frvab Bath,: 1 box Deer Skinn: bus Dry Appl., In +tore and fnr We by SLIT:IIEIT n Tol t lit _ C A R 1) To the .1. P. 7 , i , •A flaying left PittA.,urglt t ro.Plide tut:11..11111, st 2 t 3 City, I bare plact4l my mar.ie.ll,l in 0, 1.121.11 MACIiF.N7.II , , A t rurncy, N.. en F..ht to street, to whom I rerpectfully rerotamend 11,., blthorto empl. , ye4 .11 • Je7-Gmell4 ALFRED 11. !..I,CA 1...1uNT SUN UNIBREI.As, LAWNS. ltEltAti 17: LACE M A NT 1109 P A 1.,. ell 1.1.11 D: -•f • —.ls suj Dom.—tics. Jel2 C. lIANSON L0V11,74 nukes LAKE: FISH haft hids. White 1'1.i,, Ise do dd Trout, • 100 1.. do Berrie,. 00 d., do Salmon; by 31 .1.. do Pickerel Just reed not for Nollk:N[lY IL COLLINIS. OAT MEAL, Pearl Barley and Oaten . Oroats, fresh gnw n.l and of nape:liar gaaltty,lnat roed and for sal,. wbolesale and retail. at I , ll.l.2loE'S . Yromlly Grocery and Tea Store, Federal rt., All , gbeny. Jbls Air 111{PIIY A: BURCHFIELD have reed a let of Figured Calms alnslins, a Jailed bargain. Mau, ['Nita end Linen Collars, low, than canal. And wo aro now offering our Lterages and Om:sail:0 Robes at naneh lower prices than sold at early in rho arson. RODUCE FOR SALE— j. 131,000 lbs. country enrol Belk MeAt, bbls 1` ° Mess Port: 150 bus. Dry Apples: • 2,000 lbs. country, cured Bacon, In store at rny3 SHRIVEN. 2 DILIVORTIrP. , G ROCERIE--75 hhils.prime N. O. Sugar: 0.1 bbl. le. 0. Molasses: - No baa Tobacco, savior,. brow!, 15 kegs is twist Tobwec,. . • 210 olmm, Beceire4 and f,tr Kilo L 9 J.' 11. ROBISON a Co. _ 20,000 „L„! , " i ti , IiOL'LDER . fi 3 O , jo dr, 110 .914, T) tea. R C. flinne, Jut rred and for Hilo by Jr. T. LITTLE A Co. FORAGE TO LET—Two huge dry Ccl- S lan and 5.,-and and TblrXflonrs, on favornbln torn, Inquire of HITCHCOCK, MuCREEDY .0 CO.. Jol No. 111 . 2 Second and 161 font strroie L AWNS, BERAGES. LACE 51ANTLES,, DOMESTIC Az nnod and strati a stock as le In tbo dry. Jo.l.d.tyrY C. HANSON LOY& 74 7larbst street. Dv c FOR ep sem theta. fell:data C. HANSON 1.0 OE, 74 3larket YE RY DESCRIPTION of iirtESS GOODS _Ed Shawl., Mantles, Mourning Ooode, Whlto Gond, Hos levy, As. Also, a largo and very cheap stork of Dames/is C oda. JeltAltorE O. lIANSON LONE., 71 Slarkst or. SUNDRIES -30 bids, prime Lard; 16 bap Feather); 3 " Now loading from steamer Boy City far solo by Jol2 ISAIAH DICKEY a CO. OLD PAPER—A superior lot, of Letter P:7.1. per, IS to 20 year. old. A small quantity for cal, by the room, rol"4 or Oslo, at Ml= MOURNING GOODS.—Black Gronwune: Black Tssasethes, Black Crape Ile r lyec Mack Deluge, Black Challis., Black Mous Detains., env., Pellrti Se. JeTk.d.ttir C. MANSON LOVE, 74 Market et. SEASONABLE GOODS.-11unitsorne Be- Organdies, Lamle, Lace Mantles, Eau embrace troop Skirt; Corset., Dusters, etc. C. IMNEON LOVE. .la= . 74112aket etreet. W INDOW CURT AlMS—.plain and Satin Illgured Co:deltas. for cite at orboirmkt ari d c aw by W. P. MAKIWIALL k CO, ki Wood st LSCE AND SILK MANTLES; IlAisit- Crßarnes, Leann, Needle Wk Coor.. Floidemi, cor.ett Skirts, and all dodolls mestic good. Jost rt. 111.4. C. lIANSON LOVE,74 Market street. • CASES CONCES:TRATEDLITE,-24 t.." belll Cure Etarch, lOW lbs. Czerim Teets, cut the Chrome Yellow, IA) doz. Baking Powder, ~ CO Ma. Guns Arabic, [or sale at wholesale...Al retail by Jell _ MACICEOWN k FLVLEY. F Ammy FLouß_loo bbis. whitelv heat !mull) , Flour Jost reed and for mist by Je2 T. LITTLZ & CO, 112 Seoond stems.. A FULL and Complete Stock of all kinds of DrtY GOODS. as cheap ea Cloy can In. {nowt ony' Nom [nun] C CANEON LOAE, 7.1 'Mutant- CHEAP WALL PAPERS--A new sapply of Dew potters, for mils 1,7 my7.l W. P. ItAFLSIIALL .1 CO., Si Wort sty POTATOES, TOES-400 aks Prima- POTA Mercer Patatooa, a flrat-rata article, just reculrod s n r for tale by lIIDDLP, WHITS CO, caylB • MR IRS Liberty at.: FRENCH AND CHANTILLA-, lIANTLES of all quslitl., racging Ist {xLen fromtn . luadsorst Baregesand Orrandle.tal otberDre..Coods: myo C. UANBON LOIT, Mulct rt. WRITING PAPER, or every deeriptiort, Gir sale whole's:as or retail, by ' 11 , 11. 0. JOHNSTON t CO, raper Doaterk Werodetmot, UACKEREL-,50 LLLLgAtterol arthrlog AO tor . , Ida WATT A WILSON, 5 4'`A 5 T-Wie:iii- - et • 0 CIA ---/r1 LEI Eit—Very NJ thlA Atr Amigo costespondence, naiad and plai. Van • 2. HAPLY, B;:atlOntei iiatttmet JBOlCtllaritoU s AND BCAUTY! 70 Other Different Styles, DAILY lIEFAID, TM PUNE C=lll Coal by IVelght mmlntern=i EM=l =LC WM. G. JOHNSTON k WS, Paper Warntsoca, M Wood lanai
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