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VOLUME XVII.
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I)aitt) liost.
JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TrallS :—Daily, Five Dollars per 'year, stnetly in ad
canoe. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; In Clubs of five, One Dollar.
DepartuF% , 'and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Part Wayne arta Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Warne
Express 'Prain .. ... A. M. C:56 A. M. 1:431 M
.bisit Train.- 6:50 A. M. 5:00 A. M. TIM A. M
Express Train......-..12: 50 P. M. : 8:45 P. M. 2:30 A. M
Arrive at Chicano:
Express, 6,17 I'. M. Mail, 6:00 P.M. Express, 8,17 A. M
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh: . .
11 i ;PAO P.M. Express. Bdo P. M. Express.Vls A.M
(From Federal Street . Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9f311 A. rsr — . 44:0 P. 111
6:25 A. M. 12:10 P.M
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaven: Arrives.
8:50 P. M. 12:15 P. M.
2:-.50 A. M. 11,50'P. M.
4:110 P. M. 12:2I) A. M.
Express Train.
Marl
Fast Line
The:Johnstown Way Passenger
Train •
.6;4:10 A. M. 110 P. M.
J,ltn.down Aecommodation...... '2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. 51:
I:Nl:Turtle Creek " -....11110 A. M. f1:50 A. 51
Second " " 4:311 P. M. 1130 A. M.
Third , '" 6:15:P. 51
Pittsburgh mid Oglrldtrrale Railroad.
(Front Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
hail Train 7:01) A. 51. 8:15 P. M
Edr s 'Train - 4:311 P. M. ' 8:45 - A. Al
Oredand 11021 PittAurgh Railmxtd
(Frani corner id Liberty and lirant streets.)
Leaves. Arrive,.
Express
. Train 1115 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
hint Tram 0.15 A. 51. 4.00 I'. 51.
Fast Line 1.113 P. M. o.w
W.4lsville Accommodation 5.00 I'. M. 11.145 A.. 01.
Pittsburgh, atundms ,nll,l t 'theilinati
(From Liberty and tirind streets.)
Apace, Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in fin.
Fa.t Line '92.12 A. M. s.lnn A. M. 11.3 d A. Ii
Express Train.. 1.03 P. M. 13u A. 51. 7.30 A. M
Interesting Libel Suit.-(ennetly vs. the
“Dispatch."
In the District -Court, yVerilay morning,
rhocase of James Kennedy cc. J. Heron . Pus
ter and Reese C. Fleeuu, au action for libel,
Wile taken up. Messrs. and Sproul
appeared for plaintiff, and Messrs. Poster and
Swartzwelder for defendeuts.
Mr. Williams opened the ease for plaintiff.
Ilu sailnews pa per editors fro l uently made per
sonal attacks through their columns and that
this sometimes resulted t in encounters upon the
streets. But in this case the plaintiff proposed
to take the legal and peacablo remedy. The
defendants had published a wilful and malicious
libel against plaintiff, and reiterated iL. The
faets would be laid before the jut_ for their con
sideratium 11. then read. the libelous matter,
which is as follows :
-They may therefore lie, defraud their em
ployees by discharging them and buttlitg at law
their claims tar money loaned, maltreat or
phans in their employ, shave notes on the
money entrusted them by churches, and gen
erally perform any inean or dirty acts of which
their nature proves them capable, without any
further notice at our hands than may be oc
.easioifally necessary guard the public fr no
imposition."
This appears in the Dispatch of June ;Id,
1857. On the 4th of June, the following ap
peared in the sane sheet:
"We nowsay the publishers of the C/fronieir,
(and by this we mean John and .lames W.
Kennedy, and not the partner recently "taken
in'' by them) hare lied—but that, as they just IV
re:narked yesterday, "is their vocation." They
have defrauded an employee by discharging
and battling it law his claim for money
loaned ; one of them so abused a lad in their
employ, (an orphan we believe,) as to compel
hint to apply to the Mayor for protection ; they
have shaved notes, at a time when looney en
trusted to one of them was withheld. and a slow
note given tor its payment. They may -hold
us to answer" for these charges, which they have
So recklessly invited, ns Stull Its they please...
A. C. 11. Cox, acierk in the enploy of Foster
& Flee:Self, wits :Winded: said he did notrecol
leo, the circulation of the p.ispui,l l in 15115;
thotmht it was between eightand Mile thousand.
Think the editiors are worth $30,000 or $40.-
000—their building on Fifth street is worth
that; it is not yet paid for ; do not know what
it would bring under an execution upon a Ver.
digt, in this case. The value of a newspaper de
pends upon its circulation, which is the result
of the business tact of its proprietors.
The plaintitr•, cilee here rested, and Mr Fos
ter opened for the defense. lie said the plain
tiff had made the first attack, and having got
the worst of it., was not entitled to recover.
Ile would further show that the allegations
made in the.alleged libel would be fully sus-
Mr. Foster offered in evidence articles from
the Eredlay Chi'onicl,' of May 21st 'and 22d:
;Ind June 2d and :Id,
said he did pot see the bearing !
of the articles upon the specific charges made
in the libel. but would interpose no objection
to their reading.
The articles read were part of a controversy '
between the Chrmliele and Dispatch, which led
to this libel.
. F. E. Plimpton was one of the editors of the
Dispatch at the time of the alleged libel. Do
not recollect of more than one article of the
character being published.
A. Eater was in the employ of J. W. &
J. B. Kennedy two years previous to tine fall of
1855, when he was discharged. I was obliged
to sue them for my wages ; they were paid to
my attorney. Remember of John Kennedy
buying negotiable paper. I held their notefor
money due me, and 1 brought suit on it. Jas.
Kennedy told me it would be paid promptly,
but it •was not met at maturity; 1 did not-re
ceive the money until last fall.
Mr. Foster offered in evidence.the record of
the pistffet Court in the ease above noted.
The >defense was that the money lend h..en
loaned them for live year';, aitd that the prin
cipal Wati tdbe paid froM time to time.
Alexander Robinson was ip time employ of
'the EenneAys in 1857. One dayllr. Jarne3
Vennedy came to the press-room, and after
SO= words, kicked mat. • I sued him before
WeaVer; I afterwards Withdrevi the
snit at Mr. Kenuedy's rermest, and he paid the
posts. • T was then seventeen years of age. Jt
is the custom fur boys to be gilder the control
of the pressman., 1. had been taken- to the
press-room by Mr. Callow, the pressman, and
Mr. Kennedy wished me to go up stairs again,
which I.reftised to do. • '—
Mayor Weaver testified to the circumstance,
and said the costs were to be paid by Kennedy;
Ile believed ho agreed to take the amount out in
iidvertislng.
”"Johli. X: Pagan was hook keeper at the
Chronicle office when the Kennedy's were pro
prietors.
Mr. Foster now offered to prove that the
plaintiff had a bill of $2B against Prof. Cowper,
%dancing master, end that when the latter
brought a bill against him for $lO or $5O, the
bill was made out sous to exceed that amount,
Mr. Cowper obliged to pay the balance, and
Mr. James Kennedy charged on the books of
f r he chronide with only $2B.
The Court said the evidence did' not Seem to
-be relevant, but it was admitted by consent of
plaintiff's counsel ; and the-witness endeavored
t , proceed, but became so excited' Ho. 4411
Jake po statement, bind he Wes sUffer4 to
'stand, aside for a'tuno.
Calleviliad been in 'the employ of
JaMe;W: Kennedy - , and kept the books from
t ruly last no to the present ; time. [Mr.. Foster
proposed td show by the witness that he had
done a job for a man in Wooster, which Was
charged.inr the"books at the cOsiomary rates,
and that the bill was afterwards doubled or
tripled rto ,cover a china against Jatnes.M. Ken
nedy.] James Kennedy publishes a counter-,
feiV detector, and ; is a lecturer; one of,,the
oOranierniel , aol loges. [Mr.- Vester ideilidd to
that; - tietwithstanaini
knoWiedge'of m o tley; Kenrie'dvlind at different.
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times paid out counterfeit money, bitt
Court ruled such evidence inadmissible.]
John A. Fagan was recalled, and tdstifieff
that Mr. Cowper had presented a bill of ,forty
dollars for services, that the bill of twenty-ffight
dollars was increased to forty-five dollars, the
advertisement having been inserted longer than
the tithe; toe twenty-eight dollars were charg-.
ed to James W.. Kennedy, and-the five dollars
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rid Cowper . went to 'the office.
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WM. B. Ross testified that a committee of
ladies •of the Associate Reformed Church , of
Manchester had raised a subscription to Meet
the debt of the church. John B. Kennedy
was appointed Treasurer to apply the fund. I
paid him $5O, $25 being my own subscription,
and $3l collected by my wife. Alava days
after I met Mr. Kennedy, and asked him if be
would discount forme a borough of Manches
ter bond;. he made a proposition, which I ac
espted ; the transfer was made, und•ho paid me
the money on the bond it was the same which
I had given him for the church; one' of the
notes was marked •, 1 mentioned the circum
stance, and he said it was the same money;
that he had not yet deposited it.
Soon afterwards-it was noised about that the
church bond had not been lifted, and a com
mittee, of which I was one, called on Mr.
Kennedy for the money ; he fixed a day.for the
payment; when we called, Kennedy was in a
rage; said he was not bound to pay it unlesa
ho was indemnified ; we agreed to indemnify
him; he still refused to pay it, sayhrs ' he would
hand it over to those who had subscribed- the
money. nold him that he had 'obtained $5O
from mo by false representations, and that I
would prosecute him. Subsequently, in. Fe
bruary, 1853, Mr. Kennedy 'promised to. of
iioto discounted, and pay over the Claim.; this
he did not succeed in doing, and a few days
after the matter was finally 'settled by him
giving; his note sit six months,- with tv good en
dorsement, amounting to $00!1,80. The book
shows that the amount acknowledged by Ms.,
Kennedy, its collected by him, was $604,75.
This included a borough bond for $25, which
he handed over as his own subscription, 'nd
that amount did not appear in the note ; in
terest was probably added on the amount col
lected.
On eros. examination, Mr. RIM; Stated that
the ebuFch tioud,.aratiuntine; Slal4, /40 heed
takeii up; l a tram:ter of liciMody's note, and
giving. the individual notes of the committee
for the remainder.
J. W. F White testified thaqic had appear
ed as counsel in a suit on two promissory notes
given by James W.,Kennedy„one, of $65, and
no of ' $3 5 , sniecriptions to the', South
Common M. E. Church. The defense was that
the subscription was made on condition that a
certain amount was raised, or that certain re
pairs were made, which had not been done.
the advice of Mr. Whitli, ho not consider-.
ing the . defense good, 11 r. Kennedy had settled
the claim by giving a new note for the amount.
lu the afternoon, a few Inure witnesses were
called, who corroborated the teAtimony of 'Mr.
Ross. relative to the church matters, in some
particulars.
Mr. Swartzwelder then made an able argu
ment of seine three quarters of an hour,. pla
cing the evidence in the strongest posible bear
ing upon the allegations.
lie was followed by Mr. Williams, who oc
cupied the attention of the Court and jury for
an hour.
:11 r. Foster concluded for defendants, the
Court delivered :t brief elutrge to the jury, who
r , tired, and will bring in a sealed verdict this
Accidents and Incidents.
--A nonce with all its contents, occupied by
Mr. Lafever, in liartstown, Crawford county,
was destroyed by lire on the evening of the 111th
instant. The blouse took lire during the al,
~ e nee of Mr. and Mrs. Lafever, and was so far
consumed before discovered, that it was impost
siblu to save anything. A large amount WaS
Mlllietil:itOly raised for their relief by the lib
eral citizens of the village.
—Mr. Edward Keyser, of llonegal township,
WeArnoreland county, met with a painful ae
eident whieh canted his death on Wednesday
morning of la=t week. Ile was riding a young
horse that became. from Some 4,11151.•, unman
ageable, and Wils about to rue oil With him.
Hr. l'. either attempted to jump from ldm ur
etas thrown otr and the horse kicked him, in
flicting r.,thi injurie., that resulted in death.
Un Thor. day last, Sitnon F. Mazer, aged
about thirteen years, sou of Mr. W
lloltzer, of lb-1111,114dd towmhip, Westmore
land county. was accidently drowned in the
Little Sewickley creek while bathing. 4e was
and
alone, 111 :, loos absence from how alarm
ing his parents, search was made and his body
Ceind in the creek, but life was, gone.
The Cleveland Mi./oder announces the
arrival at that port of the summer Iron City,
Captain .1. E. Turner, from ontotingon, at four
o'clock on Saturday, with masses of cop
per front the Cliff mine, GUblds. from the 1-11110,
14 blue. from the National ?mil bbls. from
the Adventurr!---comignol to Hussey A: Mc-
Bride. She also brought twenty-nine pack
ages flab, some sundries, ancda. fair. number 0
passenger 4. She left Ontonagon Sunday even
ing at nine o'cick. The “Manhattnn", one
loading ore at Marquette. The "Oonsuelo
had left fur peveland with ore, and the Saint
',MMS find arrived there in ballast.
Antunp.; the piles of Lake Superior, copper
.1 - 1 us , - , .y & .)Icßri , l ,, 's wharf, there is n chunk
weighing, I I,Sno pounds, brought down by the
lion City. On the trip before the t 'ity brought
a chunk weighing 12,u0u pounds. Both chunks
From Cliff Mine. It is worth ones while to see
the splendid enrgoesof i eopper after they have
been unloaded froth, the Lake Superior
,tcatuers. • '
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"lin.rr.tur ENO.t - Nregin:T.— -The officers of
the first brigade of the eighteenth division of
Allegheny county Infantry, met at the Armo
ry Of the Washington Infantry yesterday—
ltrigadivr General Negley in the Chair, and
Ahdr6v Wart, Secretoryjtvits unabintoue
ly resolved to Loki an eneampinent at Ter
rence station, near East Liberty, commencing'
en the,Sith' Of !August. ,The spot selected for
the eneatopinent•is a beautiful piece of ground,
known as Bailey'i Meade*, an containing
twenty acres in ono enclosure. The encamp
ment will continue four,days.
A prn.T.o THEATR . E.--Mr. Arnold makes his
ro.-up:ruupe'tr-, , Pi~Ut, t itter pie indis'position,
and tho charming " l onise Wells will ap
car in two favorite chnraeters', Francesca; in
he sivgct til Corinth, and the; French so, in
which rbo Os nu eluals . . This atitiounattment
of itself . should'itisure a good house. Vesuvi
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t - is and bonny Jiincli Bor i s, the celebrated tiiiinerl
alsolmrsesappear, is connection with the
whole strength of the company.
AMONG the valuable Real Estate in. Birmin
gham to be sold on the premises nest Saturday
afternoon; at 3 o'elciek; byl".'llf. Davis, the
ten lots on ll'Kee street, at end of the new
bridge, and ranging to Bingham street, deserve
e4pecial notice as the most promising locality
for investment about our city. In all, the sale
comprise.% twotity-iii•elots,.V4ri(iusay located,
and adaptal,to dwelling and business purpo
Crucus—Yesterday af
ternoon and evening this company exhibited
to equally as good audiences anon the first day,
and the perfornimiees were fully as good. It
is universally acknowledged that this conipany
combines a.greater variety of talent and more
of it than any circus now traveling. ; This af
ternoon and evening they give their , closing
exhibitions, and we expect to see the ~pavilion
croWdea. . • •
pi P.E.—On Tuesday'fnorning,' hetween three
6 44 115 . 1 fr Qq46c1 , 7, ?Are oeenrred in the rennery
of the..F,tni t i re ccal ijil wQ4.3, lecat.ed at vrep
dpm, Pa., l rthich entirely clestroyed , the build-.
ing, tOgether *With a largo npionnt pf refined
oil. Ng- insurance. The company have al
ready made arrangements for the rebuilding, of
fire-proof.
Tnx OLYMPles.—Eleven members of r the
Olympic Cricket Club 'started for Wasliiligtbn
last evening to Play a match .against nineteen
membersofthe La Grange Club of that place.
The match. Will be played to-day and to-mor
row...We trust our club•tnay return •crowEekl
with stieezis t „. ;,' ,
E attention of , housekeepers Is .called.l,o
he sale of dersirable furniture this (Thursday)
OJc) ,o l tock, at, the rest
derive ofMr. Sidney. Strong, in Lawrenceville,
fotir doors from the. Pike.
Faaithrra and Manufacturers are desire r d to
examine the ne-ii Finkle Searing Machine fat
J. L. Carnahan Co's. Federal sfreet;-..gile
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PITTSBURGH, 'THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1859.
:court of Oyer and Terminer, 8;e.
Before Judges M'Clure, Maynard, Adams
and Parke.
WEDNESDA.Y:JUTIC 22, 1859
This morning the case of James Prentiss
and David Hineman, accused of manslaughter,
in causing the death of' Peter Black; was re
. . .
The time of the Court until noon was occur
pied in the examination of witnesses. No now
features of the caso were developed, the pur
port of the testimony being to show that the
mind of deceased was wandering a few'. days
previous to his death..'
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In the afternoon, D. D. Bruce proceeded to
address the jury in behalf of the defendants,
in nn eloquent and able speech •of two hours::
He was followed by District Attorney Cole
liar, who summed up the several points of the
case in a brief address of twenty•mittntes.
Judge M'Cluro now read his charge to The
jury. He defined the various grades of mur
der, and said that although the indictment was
drawn for murder, it was the opinion of all the
judges that the evidence showed that there
should be no conviction for murder, either in
the first or second degree. The jury would
then consider if the evidence was sufficient to
warrant a verdict of manslaughter. If they
were satisfied that the witnesses were compe
tent they should believe them. They mustex
amino if there had been a quarrel and. a strUg,
gle, and if, from injuries received in thatstrug
gle, ono of the parties concerned in it came to
his death—and in so examining it makes no
difference whether deceased or defendant
struck the first blow. If they concluded, be-
yond a reasonable doubt, that such injuries
were inflicted by defendants, then it wa. , their
duty to bring in a verdict iu accordance with
that determination.
At live o'clock the casewas given to the jury
and Court adjourned until nine o'clock.
When the Court met at nine o'clock thejury
came in with a verdict of guilty of manslaugh
ter, as to James Prentiss, with a recommenda
tion to the mercy of the Court, and not guilty
as to David "lineman. A motion in arrest of
judgment and fur a new trial was made.
The Court remanded Mr. Prentiss to jail.
Armstrong County Democracy.
The Democratic Convention of Armstrong
county, met on Tuesday and made the follow
ing nominations:
:48scuddy—John W. 'nob ror
8/icfitir—lienry Crum
ComUlissioner—Wm. Noblo.
Treasurer—Wm. Brown.
District Attorueu—ifenry F. Phelps
COlllll y Surveyra—Juitti.-; W t.
Auditor—Joseph Bullman.
throner—John F. Dlulton.
"leadenly Trustees—T. C. 3l'Cullueh, Thos
M'Connell.
S: Cantwell, Thop. Wetinnell and Win.
WWilliatm4 wero appointed vonforce. , to meet
with those of Westniurehoui county, to put in
nomination a legislative ticket.
The only resolutions wlopted wore to sustain
the ticket.
Jahn W. Rohrer, Esq., the candidate Gar
‘s=enibly, ,ervcd with crodit in the House,
ILA an inda-triou: member., and
in every way competent for the post. Snob
men..should lie kept in our Legi,lature ro long
as they will servo.
Ttte NEW ,, PAPER. Linn!. C tsni4--In the libel
suit of.lame( W. Kennedy 1.2:. Foster & Flee
son, reported elsewhere, the jury were out but
a few minutes when they separated. The ver
dict will be rendered at the meeting of the
Court this morning.
The case of John R. Kennedy aL , ,ainst the
editors of the Dispaidi will be taken up this
morning' nt nine o'elnek.
SeinlTEo.- - str. rt. H. Davis, re
,iding on Beaver street, near (lio, Allegheny.
lugs erected, nt Ilk own expense, a drinking
fountain, fed from a spring of living water, for
the accommodation of the public. He de
serves the thanks of the community at large,
and we hope his good example may be follow
ed by many others on both sides of the river.
LtiNs trii.—A running race takes place
at Uniting Park to-day. Seven horse: are en
tered, and fun may be expected. A train lave,
and returns at the usual hour.
A T6xtr't:tii\ct: mass convention was lield in
Armstrong county last week, at which resolu
tions recommending n prohibitory law were
MARKET STREET, which has been badly it
need of repair, is now being made more pass
We by a general patching up with boulders.
E Third Presbyterian Church is heir)
renevated: quite a number of lyorkmen nr
engage s.l i!k cleaning anti rypfkiiiitg
Sl:tigEtt Ct,ciTuti , 4o.—A splendid stock
atiele- fur gentlemen's, youths and children's
summer wear may be found at the establish
ment of Messrs. W. H. 111" Gee & Co., at the
corner of Market square and Federal street, in
Allegheny city. These gentlemen have every
description of the most fashionable material,
which they manufacture in the best manner.
Their stock of gentlemen's goods is large mid
elegant, and their prices moderate. They
never fail to please their customers.
211 ECIIANIt's t INsTITUTK.—This Institution,
the Runt of which ha.' been so long felt by our elLiZell4
10 noty open, under the 00 perintendenec of Messrs
Jackman Johnson, in the Lafayette 111111,1111 g. En
t ranee, 05 Wood street. It to ilosigned for Um perpettril
exhibition of On' pro,ltiets of Mechanics, Manticaein
rer,, Inventors, and Arti,am , ; and 1,4 a place of resort.
for those soehing information relative to thmie branelies
of industry. either by examination of- samples or
seientitie publications. Those having orioles to bring
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave sal n pies.
J:W Thu public zre Jespectinlly invited, to visit the
trustituto.
IIEATINO BY STE'Aid.—As a testimonial of
the workmaniilre imnuner, perfect action of 'their wel l.
rag:elating indetnnea; letfeiy, economy fuel, and the
little attentroli sary tificeep nlieh room i:oinfortabhi,
rte give certificate to Id ushrii. Davis and Phillips,
sttecessora to Phillip:4 4 Co., for their plan of heating
hy steam the Second Ward Public Schoola in the city of
15M :burgh, and which has met our approval, and we
would recommend them to the public' to give entire
aatiailtetlon of heating by ateion.
Kr Jr.,..10hn Marshall, Jr., M. Tindle, George
Willson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors. - • '
DAVIS &
Steen Rioting; Gas Fitting. PhStabing and, Brass Fsoulers,
Dtti;ikrs Icuery destription of (1 as Fixtures a 4 J'unips,
No. 87 Wood and 148 First street, Pittsburgh.
• COULTER - 141E.NTZ:xn, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainer& Order% left attheir
shop on Fourth street near Market , Burke'a Minding,
will bepromptly attended. *Om
gIiejTOSIT,TT,EA's STONi.a.cli BITTERS Rio
now generally conceded to be unequalled for their
prompt action in alleviating and curing all diseases . of
the stomach. Their superior excellence and conse
quent renown, is readily accounted for, from the well
known fact:that they are made under the personal 'su
pervision of the proprietor, in strict accordance, with
phartnacentic science. Its 11..0 is alwaYs attended With
the most beneficial results, and in caries of Nervous lie
bility, Constipation, Flatulence, and other like diseases,
caused by a disordered stomach, its curative powers arc
of the most, speedy and powerful character, and ex"
coeds any other preparation of the Barrio claims before
the public.
For sale , b➢'Urr66is}s hnd 4paler,s . garlcin:Ab every
wi,ere, and by • . liU4 ETTFM.3 SMITH',
Manufacturers and Proprietor!,
. ' No. ✓tB Water, anl6B Froet streets.
Nolir4 neacl have gray hairs or a bald
pate when the Vegetable Eau Athe [ous of Julius Mauer
tuag be used.' Its effects are nwpeal and infallible, It
haa no delidirious properties. •
sold by B. 1,. FAHNESTOCII. 41k 00, No. 80, corner of
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hanel & Co; N0..70t Chestnut
streekndladelphta. jels:dse•
par WE LIVT. 80 FAST IN Has co,LiNTV.T
that the Am2rieans Kaye became famene . throtighout all
Istinaor,p, hard driving, hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing, people. We have became
equally famptts for debilitated stomachs, enervated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, end
the Lbw:id - red and ene..dures which follow 'upon the
vices which we have eniimerated. Countless panaceas
for - these ills have been advertised; but weitnew of noth
ing se efficacious for, an invalid. suffering from indiges
tion or nervous 'pression as OMIT'S pTOMACH BlT
TETtA,Mantifictured'and sold by the' proprietor, at his
depot on Penn inieet. new Bunt. lea
6 : -. ; ,. il , A T Es,
lelr e- - 37 - • • AlloghenrCety.
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THE LATEST NEWS
LoNDON, Saturday, June 11.—The attend
ance in the House of Commons to-day was'
very numerous, the expectation being that the
Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
would be agreed to as amended. The Howe
of Commons
. agreed to take, the Speech into
consideration on Priddy; and adjourried till
that day.
DatisliEN, June 10.—Russian Commission
ers were here yesterday negotiating for the
transport by railway, of considerable bodies of
Prussian troops. A satislactory result was ob
tained without difficulty, and the Cornmission 7
ers started for Munich with a similar object. •
PARIS, Juno 11.—Gen. Schamm has been
appointed Chief Commander at the camp at
Chalons, where three divisions of cavalry are
to fie assembled. Five thousand Austrian
priSonnrs haVe arrived at Marseilles and Toulon.
Tutus, June 10.—Gen. Garibaldi occupied
Berganio on the Bth, and having learned that
1,500 Austrians were coming from Brescia;
sent a detachment to meet them, and though
the force sent was inconsiderable in number,
they, nevertheless, beat the enemy.
V ERONA, June 10.—The Austrian official
bulletin says General Durban, nt Canonica,
and the other corps d armee at Maguona, were
engaged in sanguinary fights. The enemy in
greatly superior force, appears to be advancing
front Milan, and the Austrian army has, there'-
fore, passed the Adda in good order, and aro
nearing the reinforcements in reserve. The
courage of our troops is unbroken, and they
aro longing for a decisivo battle.
Tung, Saturday, June U.—Private letters
from Milan, respecting the battle of 3larig
nano, state that five hundred Zotiaves were put
hoes du n.aiLnl. The Austrians, who were
thirty thousand strong; suffered u loss of fif
teen hundred, killed and wounded, and twelve
hnndred Tim battle lasted nine
Lours. a t eleven
0 . e1..C.1: it 16 . 4111, a battalion
of Hungarians and Croats, who intended to
surprise the Wage were surrfflinded and de
feated.
IiZZIEZI
• se
,`.'c`..
t t,. .
BY 'l' MT-,E.R..A.P1-1.
Puther by tho Persia
The. Timcm' correspondent at Vienna says
the official Austrian bulletin, in announcing
the battle of .3lngenta, produced an indescriba
ble effect at the Capital, and every cafe fir a
moment appeared to be stunned. Military
fuel' are indignant that the line.ld army :111s
trta ever possessed should hese been entrusted
to such a bungler as Count Gyulai appear: ,
to be.
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Prom Washington.
W ASTI I Toy, .June vat.) lottors re
ceived here from El I'a , o awl Arizona to the,
7th, state that the Into attonii , t to revolutionive
Chihuahua, hy Jose Alaria Zuloaffa. brotlo•r; of
the late l're,h . iont of At,•Nie , , hes beon entirely
. - uppre—A, and Zuluaga surrerelming tci tlu , ut
it battle, lie 'ha , bane pardoli.l. 11. . .S.
Phelps, of .Missouri, and Lieut. Mowry, of Ar
izona, ore the GoeFt: of indite ilart, of El
'Faso. Exten , i proarationF. are F11:1111 ,
to give Mr. Phelps a Grand reception in Sew
Nlexico. The people of Arizona adhere to
their determination to take 110 part in the DeW
.lexicon election, on the mama, heretofore
.1 in their memorial 1 , .1 011:;ross, of loving
o representation or vote.
No United States Court will be held at Me-
Ma this veer.
Arizona will Bond her own de1.....:... to CCii
ress. II Lieut. Nlowry eon-rots to rtnint;ilin
will be elected without opposition.
Hon. NI. A. I )toro will be returned to Con
gress eu a delegate from New MeNiisi with. ut
iierions opposition.
Judge Merrick to-sing remanded to Ittilrc.r.:-
town, Md., a colored wornah, who ha , been
here fir ',wt.) years, 1/0
claimed under the fugitive dace law. Ti,
Court Inning no power to pass upon the
tion of her - freedom. it must be de,,M,l in
Maryland. Thero Nv a largo nund,er of
blacks gathered about the Judge's ehambor.
who rnanifeded much int,r,t with progreFs of
the ease.
The sucees , ful bidders f.r fkirniAhity , sta
stionary to the lion:4, of Representatives, are
Taylor & M fury, of Wmhington, and [rear
Ames, of New York.
The New Orleans papers of Friday Nvlii , ll
are furnished by the southern until state that
the Tehanntepee Steamship have t•oted
with a singular unanimity for a ' , all iif
imttallment of lot per (-cilium m their
subscriptions with the Ci.•w of enabling thy•
Company to carry out its mail retract and
perfecting hitch other iirrang,ements n, ‘llll se
cure the success of the enterprise.
From New York
Ni.:w 'Vont:, June 22—The negro Jourdan
who committed the outrage on th.. little girl is
still in danger of being lyn.•hed by the e wited
neighborhood where the crime WaS committed.
The twenty-second ward station ho tt.:e wa., be
seiged all day yesterday by an angry crowd,
but was reserved front attack by the v igilenee
of the police. The Culprit Jourdan would have
met with a sredy retribution H. he lied fallen
into their betide. Lied. evening Jusdiee Con
nelly held an examination at tIM station house,
it not being considem.dadvi,able to take bin. L.
the tombs, and held the pri,oner to bail in
$3,000. The little girl, Lena Picket in a
critical condition.
In the ease of Myer Go1,1;011, the man Nvho
was brought, here from St. Louis by requisi
tion, n writ of habias eorpri., was ye tetchy is
sued by Justice Clarke, returnable at 101
o'clock this mourning, before Reeoraer Barnard.
The writ was discharged by the Recorder. ,
From Boston
ItosToN, Jane 22.—The State tiabbath School
Convention is being held to - day iu Nortintinr-
ton. Gov. Briggs is Priide . tit. The meeting
is Very' (idly hitended:
S. Marshal Freeman received a telegraph
ic despatch this morning purporting to enure
from the President respecting Plummer, the
ringleader of the mutineers on the whale ship
Lunin. Plummer wa. to be hung on Friday.
The Marshal ha 6 telegraphed beck fir n writ
ten order, which will probably reach hero to
morrow.
Post-Office Affisirs
WASIIINGTON, June 22.—Seme reforms in
the present system of advertising and the de
livery of lettersbeing neceusary;the Yost-office
Department will speedily adopt such as may
seem practicable and efficient, and will hold its
officers to strict accountability for their owi
mistakes.
Wynan's Steamship
IlAurrmonn, Juno 22.—Wynan's experi
mental steamship has been sunk at the wharf,
in consequence of the workmen neglecting to
close the supply pipe. Steam tiro engines'are
engaged in pumping her out, and will prnlia
bly sancead to-Inprrow,:
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- • ''-• 'REMOVAL.
W. & D ; HUGVS,
DAVE 11.1310Vp TO NO. 69 MAR
'KET Street,"Corrier of Fourth, Whore they trill rt,
ninkn till tho rot of Bentumbe,r,when they will remove to
their new store non' bollix built at the old stand, corner
of Fifth and Market streetH.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Retail acraier; in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
. .
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,: '
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture and, warranted *Nip) in quality and style to any
manudeturod in the city , and lon ayU r 4 rewonable
prices.
10.23.1(
TEAS.-511 half chests Green anc
JBlack Teas various grades, ; caddy boxes do. o
roata i
laos, natiMe. and for valo ••
MUIVI'LANI) t CONNOR.,
m • • • Liberty Street.
--111 11Es.u. boxes Palermo
Orang . eit,'sneet,"and 'lOO boxes Palermo Lemons,
Just receiving this day, and for side by
REYMER k ANDERSON,
Jola No, 39 Wood St.,o • PC/Site St. Charles Hotel.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, INKSTANDS,
Rulers, Penholdem, Pens, Paper Rnivoa, Pencils;
Pocket Inkstands; Pticket, Books, Rankers Cases, ac.,
for anlo , W. S. HAVEN,
"ill 3 Corner Wood .4 Third A Market k Second bt.3, :
AIUTCHELL'S :RED,_ INK' PENS.---4oi
4 1,X1L. sal - I,` SVELDIN:
myi 63 VT6 .0 4 street near Fou rt' i:
• .;• • •
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,tt
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•{i) DI ziK FA
Steamers to Arrive
FOR DAYS
.Liverpool New York—June 25
.Bremen New Yerk......lune 25
New York—June 20
-1 lamborg New York ....July July 1
-Southampton- New York.... July 0
Steamers to Sail.
Wo 0r.....
At ...
I.orll
NewYorl
City of 31anelle.t , ter..New York Cork, ..te Tune 2,
Europa Boston i verpool tune 29
11.1euroo
New York Liverpool,&e..lnly 2
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
W E Eli.L Y REVIEW.
Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own
Commercial Reporter.
R'.• have little of interest to nolo 0 , 11361ig transpired
111.. mat world Sinco our InsL Hnsiurss has
•,[11• . .111:It thirilla the preViDIIS
grain • 6x,..131.1111 nurlaq, ‘vloell 3-33
133,h MIA, MO, Settled, is 110 W
manili .t thni tii.• fro,, a liir.ll, if wa, feared, had done
cart 3 , 3033 t of l iin 1 , 10, w r•on linod loa n:u•roav
1 rill. Pro: , • har
‘1,..1.11 10 :1 oomparativoly rtra.
Ilio tdipply, tliongla not heavy, II
well utalntAinoil. I iiir inoreltant4 will. however,
roe' tlin elri•olq of tlii• e \fent. some of
the eounttt, in whieli their mull tins are nearly lore of
grain, an.l. will. no produce to briii.; m nionoy,the farm.
~L f lgot pity their Ait•ills. that Ilio) ar, malting the
of it I.y pintintt in ollior eropy cool will bo
oreat relief to all.
The flair Lm, d, , elined rents per loxrei
ritto.t our sad the thaltand I stavel:ning. For po
tal”•••. heat and' I..gatt, thgro ha, horn
tl• tad, fg. and hate Imaat high.
, thor rit,tri) Work's tizurt.s.
1 /WTI nu (1,.• taller part of h,t tv••••1:. trade Iw river re
hill, 0 , 104 1a a rail 3 1,.w f.•t. Th.• stage
I. tt,,a 111,:.lira-
11t4. LA,.
'I tt.• i.x hilnl i nn now th e I,r.
AIM! of the Kull:, boinq to vontra..t Choir
111110 n 1/4,- , 2bie.:1114:101•0/1111113411/1•11 - 14 ; re
.Intieult to The v. , el:lr ,tateuient
hr 2.. I dlifv.4 otr in the di..t.olint Puts. P.. tern
N.-I,,n,re 01,111111os in denrithl, and wt. :,I,efore
;wt . i•ent. tootit+l.lrrs, for ply 11111.1,
'l'lr 11l twin, ( .o mPgr , live gtatetn,nt mad, lip Iron,
the nni, ~:nt-inent, tl,eon.lition of the rite
6/1" V,e121, 1•111tio-', Wri M 0.1.13. 1:1,1., :111d for in/I4V oC
the
ali,ll 1,00111:r ,
lnu 6y oilier P... 01,
,blht•r liauk
:wd'l7,a+ury N .
tm.rrlni.
I ',/ - 4.tti.,;1,11 is (14)
U•... , •1•+ 1.577.3:,4 10
the 1.41,‘i o ,, t.iparallvt•
.5115.",71 0.,
in and
11/,1"-C, in amilmit Jut hy
ht , •1••,... Mid of
I iter. , :.eiii Slx-rit•
n. • l 1[1,1.1t .11
I ativ
lw s. ;si
11....7t1re- .11,11 V a net of
iCAL.:I. - 1:1 11 and a llfq 72--
tii,t th. 1 , .1”1, tilt, %Wei:
A liplirm...Nont• In market, and only nomin.ll.
Wo• 5:25 71
A mlies...lVt• t..,1.• decline 'II I`4,t.
r.a.• S.kla
i'l•ll,•iltilliral
ILE 14 - 0 -,;-+ lb.
Rtact.ii_..)lkuttl,tl4 a1.+.111 .tlOlO 11111 r = Slitktil
itt.r.m.t•tpk.kli.tkt tkt ilitms
tkk ettrtt.l haul; .it fttr
t•tly. :kn.! 11. 7 10 . kr., \l , •tt•rtt
tirlll.l .Tll.-It• 1••••• n zi bro., .21:11
warlo ua.lyttlit - ,1 '
../
1) 14,11. 7, I ' lll “11. i tk.r
lilt( L... l 0,
.111 . 00nt5....1re :1101 Doh. Conunun now are
u.• 111, 1...1 f. me
Bnr krtw aunt Pull. mumlfavturer....
.trt• ki.•,11,
0.75; Tul, Nu.
1.N.,
N.• N. , .1. i . 1.7".;
No . 2. Ilulf
1,1t1i113 it..i.,.....il ..11 p 11, 11:11iilla 1{..))... - 411...1 . 2. ? 11,
Tan led - •• ...11 ',., lb 11,1tbp •• 1. ...11 - e lb
11.•nlip •• •• .11 I. V. Tarr. , l •• '• ...13 p IT.
l'Ael;t11, l:trit. line..ll 1-. 11, l'a , •1 , 1 , 11Iar 1 1•. -1111 - 111 .11 11,
il„i /..„,/, . N.,,,,ii ~ $/.:.0. :,.,!.....lirt. , ,,iltl ,-( dc..,11: lICIllp.
1 , ..,;1 , tr,,, ... :1131111/.1,74`.1 1 .1... , ,; limp 0, 1 11,1,
I ',lb,. (s..li.tjf . ...,,ti,.. 1:..1.,. •.,./.1111.1varde.1!....; .1..
' .. 1'....1 1 . ..r1 i .2..",111.1.11,1 . 2./.1.1.1":, 1+ •/..,-11:
11,1, 1.1,,rd, .;.1.:1.0.
=MIZE
candles- 11,11 th.• out - rent rate
„ f , •liv 115,1115f.t..tur0r, 1, 114.; Dip 1.2..:t•
1.• 11,1 I:trv , •.!tlh
I 1101111[1:11 12.1.
Porn a.1v3114,.,1 to vZ,r col 41,..h. fr ru r ho
tirackerti...Tha priers havo atlort,mo a farther
Tha ar, aka,' as I,ll,,w,:—Watcr
I;at ter 1; , ..c.; Sugar be.;
70.; Ita,tan 70... lit,
Critlaberrlca...Tla , market ,urpli...l.l,at (he
g1.111:1.1 rude, at $11(4.
11.:,11 I.ox “1:'.1 , 1,:t
I !lio
_ .
N‘ •—••Bali of limn al $l,lll
70100 at s:op 00 IA:20 :mil Mid
.ll:u;;.. i....1.•*:••=9
' , calkers...S.oo.. of prime We .1,. , rn are iu al, on:v
vtd Sit lot, and from mono 4 , 50 e
lel re Brick...Saks of Bolivar 11 M.
rl No. rt )1.'1.0 , 1 aro to ,ttorl th , tantl sll,at)
1.110 it hid. ft, half lath 1,11,..
lota Zht.tottl. httl. and. half bid. lialtttnorkt
taa tag SN:tto , i- 4 1 lilt'. ftr ayst.aittl Ilahfas
!,1,1
thartantl of layt
and In, honied 1 ,, Iho ,:opp!). to
o,,mirr, 'rho arrival, aro too he try. mot tio• salt,
.1:1 fir , hands aro Imoftti •4.1.111 Iwo. al i' , G,S7i , j:..)(l
atol for extra, pr,no ,
11,: from j 7.00, fir ',liter:lllo. 27.2:q.ei,7,62 for
tor 1,1.1-11.
I:rain...4 %Its romain tigitr, at 5:,k.t
nw flint store. t 'orb l•rnig,zl,oo
out list huu,ls. zhoti,ll a large tutaniity ha, Loon ,tl,l
t sl,trt; tt. :wove at., imo at itu@:llso. unity
ii,l me 'ire ill Pilli11:11 at 7 , 4.1)75,. ilto l''triter and Zl,tto
,$l,llll for tho latter. \\*twit 1. , dull, and 110110 olrering
:wept ttoutlican, topl little of that. IVii quote:it .1„1.('0,,t,
1.75. There law 1,v5,1 a largo trade in 111p:1:wheat ; the
,tae 1417,1 halt 111111 tip by
the whielt are cornit,s. it I daily. A
'rest portion of du, i t idreail) sold, \Pe hoard of a
tie ))k•stertlay, 1,151 , 1 s4so.tvitil nmocrotp,
1,,1 ti 1 Ito ',unit litturo, quantities ark. still sell
lo arri v 5, at
i4roreriem...Ctuilanio. ;lull, with Palos of sugar to
Ml, at 7:!.its:ci.:; M01.1,,CS :11 .100 10 I . IIV. ani at Gn3::c
Mole: l'oll . ol. ut. 1:2!;:e4113 , 111,11 , l ' ittoe ai
lag ore (11101.3110119 1 . : 1r the
WiTh/glll. iron tabing:
„ •
rer root
Inch ripo. 7 cts
! t , 914
the eu,lomuy
ifrty...S3lt•s from the
uod ,uppl •
lirof liidou comnritt.l 7c IR lb.; green
tr,„ and dry flint 194.
IlLonthly...Tliere is nothing doing; and quotations
are nominal at 5t1.r0t.C.1.7 for !wart.
Iron 111111 Fall L.. tae quotations of mannfactnred
Iron ore 11.4 Pillows:—Common Bar 2!/ . i to •Z.Xe. ;e lb.
Nails are selling at $,:1,30ti01,;:t for lad. to 4d., according
to quality. The terms are six months' credit, or It It
cent. discount for rash. thilos BOIL
Lard-Alas; advanced slightly. We notice xalrs of
City No. 1, in 14,15. and tterers at • P:.;i0:2 1 ',0, ia k•;_;.
.
at Ill(titlatt;, , , and ertnntry at 1e11 1, ,, ,
Leather...Ma market ig • skady, with no change in
ourt4dipkaa!On4 • '
pert •`>('nllali bole
1 22W- Se.
IVliuightllr :2;
Harness; a .1.14.11(45.
Upper dozen plar4la
bridle tznos.o
Lumber,. Scasottat...Tho following are the quotations
of ceuuned lumber, front tho yards in the city :
Common I inch Boards, 11 NOW feet An 00
Char ' a,tr2. 00
uErra.
Flooring dressed .•
Shingles, 11 1000
;lath
' Oak ildering,tressed, I inch, 1000 feet-. 10 00
• : tt s Ib'" "._.4:00
Lumber, Grecn....Tliere Is but little doing. Counnon
in %forth sll,..alti for 1,0011 f,•,.t. and Clear .Z 20,001 Timber
litalOis V eel& fe e t, and Shingles $2.2.5q2.10 111,000.
Meta Pork... There is tittle doing, and we qUoto ut
siLoo % hhl . to Our, 1111t1 $lB,OO to oolintry. •
has declined to Ge., and liar to
jOpper 35(0130e.; Sheet Brass ;rte. fb.
•I, „„,.. jard _ N o. is held [inn Lv tho mfultillikurers
at iiikiert, with an ocelmoual Sale at 05e. No. 2. i 8 worth
75c.
Linseed is steady at. 73,A,78e. ('oat at
forretined, and 70(4ti1e V, gallon for the ordi
nary art h:le.
Pig Metal—Figures range from .T..'24; to $251, for th.
Mlf , rent qualities; at 0 mouths' time, watt the 4y crikg
of sale.
• Potatoes... The demand has Liesn brisk, but i
now slackening. We note sales of mixed si $ l . OO pe
and Neilliannocks $1,1.15(111,10 and in but.
rit.52,1(d4.:;,00. • - • •
Pois'llor -.There has been a decline in the prices ti
75e. on former quotations of Blasting and SI on Rifle
the volutions now are for Sleeting $4,25 keg
Rifle - • .
Flour...ls in gcad domanclat $5.25@5,50 41 I •bl.
Ef i n t li 3d ...24l .9 t e r: l is a fir decaankl, sale? of No.l at
bbl.' '
'Sind, Stone... Regular sales of Huntingdon county;
t reN:... n. There is but little doing. 'lke hear . of:nO
e l&
LEAVE. FOP. OATS
.New York ..... .I:alway Tune 23
New York llavre Tune 25
l'lrrsnunnir, .lino 22, 1830
Jana Jung
1J4,143 176,1,11 .31
aas',~ I'~
11:21, ,lon,lnd, ni,l wo
:it 7A bush. I', r 1
onnnt
111.1111 .1,112.11.1111.1..:(.1131 1 . 110.
not
r,r Foot
Pipe.. 3 - 2 etz ,
" !ki
" „Om
A4•.+, at $10,1M5 11 ton, Iv it 11 a
transactions in Clover from first hands; some small 101 l
from store have brought $5,2505,50. Timothy is dull but
steady at $1,7504.80; Flax brings 51,041,n5, but the
quantity obtainable is very small.
Slieetings, Yarns, &o... The prices have again
declined, and the following are now the ruling figures;
Eagle Sheeting=, Sic. - .a yard; Niagara Ellyze.
arn.
No. 10....
No. 17....
No. 1&...
No. 19._.
No. 91...
Nos. 6 to 10, in
clusive.ok. 2 0 .(4
Nos. 11 and. 11. 21 (4 ...
No. 11 22 (43 ...
No. 14.
No. 16
Dozen
Yarn.
Do. white, 25
to 30 'A
Do. white, 30 . .
to 44 22 (g)
Twine -= @ .
Batting, No. I_. 16 0 ...
" No. 2... 15 10
No. 400, p dor-. 11 0
No. L 4.10, " 10 ea
rs;o. 900 9 (a).
No. 700 9 6_ll
No. 800 8
No. 900............8 ...
No. 1000 8 (a)
Coverlet Yarn.. 27 0 ...
Candlewick.-- 20 Q ...
Carpet ChM, a. -
sorted color.. 20
Sonpa...The following aro the manufacturer's prices:
Rosin, Om; No.l Palm, 534; Chemical, .5 . 1 ,4; Castile and
Toilet, 10c. t lb.
Tallow... Rough quota.; at 7c, and country rendered
at 9e.
Family Batting 17 aa
Caulking— • 10
White Lend, Litharge, tho...Whito Lead is
firm, and in steady demand at y:,so', keg, for pure oil.
and dry Or. V. lb., subject to the usenet discount. Red
Lead Si/j.49c. net. and Litharge Si r
Window Glass—The prices of city brands have
advanced, and we correct our volutions AS follows:-
01. s and 7x9, a box of 50 feet. 4,1,60; 8x10,*.,'15; Bxll,
94511. 5x12, and 10,[12, 52,40 ; 8113 and 9x14, *2,65; 10x15
and 10x16. *2,75; 10 7 cent. discount off. Country
brands 50c. lower.
Woctl...There is but little doing, and figures are
unaltered • quotations firm at 324-1.5 e an in quality.
Whisky...Maintains good figures. We quote at
29e., for Raw, and 2tffilane, for Rectified.
Cincluuatt Market.
CuscrtusArr, June 22.—Flour was very dull to-day, with
light solo, at $6;2506,50 for favorite brands of Superfine,
0.50:4 6.60 for extra and extra family. Wheat dull,
and per hush decline on lower grades, with a bet
tor demand at the 350 bush. sold at V1;2501,35
for fair White, M.:0041,40 for good - White,. and $1,45(ra1,50
fur prime White; the receipts within the last twenlytour
hours were 1,552 hush: exported for the past three days,
4.150 hush. Gorn steady, and firm at 80c. Rye firm,
with a demand at 45c. Oats dull and unsettled
sale, atr,s6 - 1,56. ott arrival. Whisky steady and firm at
25 1 4.. Groceries unchanged. Provisions firmer, with
an improved demand. but prices are not quotably high.
o r Bacon Sales are in brisk demand at He., and all on
the market at this price aro taken: sales of about ZO
hhils4 Bulk Sides are wanted, and 150,000 IDs. sold at
5' .. !t0.... Sales 150.000 bush. Coal at an, afloat, an ads
Santo of %a. since the la.st arrival. Money matters are
active; there is a good demand for Eastern . Exchange
at %e.
Philadelphia Market.
PIIILAMPIIIA. 22.—The demand for flour eon . -
Unties limited and prices droopingt.'sales 300 bbls for
export at $41.75 for superfine; sales to the trade hare been
up to SS.IIO for fancy lots. Bye Flour and Corn meal
lot-t. Whc:ft declining; sales red at $1,70(11,75, and
whim at $1.7:re11.52 in - store. Rye dull at ntle. Corn also
dull at, bLe for yellow afloat. Oats steady at 47c for
' , out horn, and Zdh. for Pennsylv,una. The recent speen
lative movement in Buckwheat Las ceased, and prices
have declined to 7llf, '4l bush; 150 bush sold at $l.
Whisky sh-stly at '-'74.2ae.
New York Market.
Vor.s..Tnne 72.—Cotton heavy; i.rioletles sold.
Ham .ales 6,000 bbl at $6,554T1,6490. Wheat
e.v: , ak•s 6.00 , 1 bush; red 51,C.0011.71. Corn has do.
.4m-1; , alos r. 2.00 !midi mixed at soa.s3e.; yellow 810
at $100513,'2 . 8. Pork quiet at $13,750
for prone. Cut moats lower at 794(4.8.;ie for sides
alit for Alcaliders. Tallow quiet but steady - at
Pot aNlii,l dull at $5,25. Sugar Brio; Or
!Pi; Moose:44o Coffee steady: sales of
1.800 hag at 11,-. 310111:O.-es steady; orleans 44e.
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New York Stock Market.
NKW ]oar„ Juno 2•2.
illiuoiu Central It ft—
Nevi Yank Central..
Missouri es
: ens& Chien
Chicago & Rook Island Lso,
iebilfun Southern
Irgi ilia Ira._
i'anamu 11.
l'uo/th, Mail S. S. t'0....
I. S. s', of r0.;".1_.105
al/:,
Laerosse land grants.. Itt!
Kenturhy C 10'44'
New York Cattle Market.
NEW VutltZ. /tale '22.—Catilo market: Beevee are lower
ret...i pi • :Woo Ite.l; salt, at S(ittlOe : average price!)Fy.
tAteep firm: receipt, tl.etmt head: Swim' lLtve declined
.., - E t It.; the re, taitt.t :a/wooled to 1.1.000 head.
13.''-f" TR.% VEL who so frequently suffer
u,,tieut to the Litigne of a journey, loss
of to-t, outgo of rimer and of diet, shoUld always be
~r„vtde.,l nal' Dr. }Yilson's Ileadaohe Pills, ivhieh is a
thedieine, to relieve them. Prepared and sold
C. L. Fahue,tookCo , ‘Vimle,tale Druggists, and
Proprietom of It. L Fahnestoek's Vemiluge, No. CO,
corner Wood and Fourth streets, Piu.sburgh,
lea POI adVern:+elnent on the third page of 10-day's
je2adant
T IiFNNEDY W. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
8i Olll', CIIIIN MEAL AND 1101111-IN-Y,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
1117.iplAW
VINEGAR
WARRANTED Pure and Un
maulteratol. and to .111-SAVE
Pioklo, for rears, the ',IMO that I hare
:odd to a milority of the Pittsburgh On,
e,rs for SIVEI:VE 'EKtEt.A. and Winch has taken
Three Pint. Premiums
Fairs, l am now of
to the city and eountry trade at
any ru,lneed prices.
order direct. Terms Cash.
A. BALWIT,I46 Water ,treet,
botween Smithfield:ma Grant,
Pittsburgh.
I=l
T,MEYER'S
M 1 R NUT URI'S VERMIN DESTROYER,
The Only Remedy In the Whole World,
NVRE TO EXTERMINATE
RATS, MICE, COCKROACIIES; DUO, ,ANTS MOSQU
TOES, FLEAS, MOTUS, MOLES, GRAIN WORMS,
AND GARDEN INSECTS,- LC.
50,000 IIoXES SOLD IN ONE MONTH
These celebrated remedies have been extensively
used for twentydwo years in all partX of Europe, and
their miraculous power have teen ..attested by the
Courts - of _Russia, France, England, Austria, Prussia.
Bavaria, Saxony,- Belgium, Holland, Naples; he., and
their filicmiisit properties examined, and approved by
the most dlistinguished Medical Faculties all over the
world.
Their clef:trial 'remiss te all k inds of vermin and insects
has been certified in this city. by the Directors of the
various Public Institutions, Planters, Farmers, Pre.
prietors of Motels, Warehouses, Manufactories, and by
various distinguished private citizens.
Numerous Testimonials and. Certificates of the
ennuey ni these Remedies can be seen at the Depot..
and Proprielo;.. JOSEPH MEYER,
Practical Chemist,
Depot, No. 013 Breadway, eon Houston at., N. F.
General Agent for the United Stales and. Canada.
F. AYIKA, , ,:de and Retail, by the Inventor
FREDERICK' V. nusirroN, Druggist, No. 10 Astor
and 417 Broadway. New Teat.
Fur sale in this city, Wholesale and Retail, by R. E.
Sellers 0 Ce, corner Wood and Second streets; Joseph
Fleming, corner Diamond and Market street, and.
Beckham .t 7TR - emelt - I; Allegheny. dc'N
W. 4. WOE&
1/.. M ' GEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS, .
Reale In Ready Made Clothing, and Gentlemen's Fur
Dishing Goode, corner of Federal street and Market
Square, Allegheny City, Pa. • 242,1 Y
New Livery Stable.
"LAVING OPENED LIVERY S'J'ABLi.
in the rear or the Scott douse, corner of Irwin
street and Dm - meow , Way, and purehasijd a tinolot of
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, I would respectfully so
licit the patronage of my friends:LEA public generally,
aoouring them that they can he accommodated at tho
moot reitoonahle rates, I have made ouch arrangemento
that persona wishing their horsey kept, can be well ac
eonunedete.l. NEIL BRACELAND,
nr23n , • . . Scott House, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PENN MACHINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
, U. ,WIGHTMAIIit,
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Enginea, Shafting and Pullies
Bonng Machines,
Mortice Machines;
Ordera promiitly atterui&l ": ece.
a 5 1 .1 1 , ALT•PaHENY,
•_-=-
NUMBER 216
faguerrean Sallerts.
mr. o n st ,
Ainbrotype and Ph otograpii
msr mows;
2.5 . -
GALLERY,
.. 26 0
- 27 0
. (4
Na 70 Fifth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE WE POST. OFFICE
6 ..
•
Sir. Photographs; colored or plain, taken at short no
tice, at Eastern prices, and Warranted equal to them_
c olored in
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO. LIFE SIZE, and
Oil.
AMBROTYPES.--
A BEAUTIFUL AND' DURABLE , BIOMES
WARRANTED, CAN BE }up AS LOW
AS ; AT ANY FLAW CLASS ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE COUNTRY, AT
Orphans' Court Sale.
B Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans' Court of Allegheny county, win b e
ex
posed to sale by public %endue or out-cry, on the prem.
SOS, on TUESDAY. the I:2th day of Ju1y,.16.50, at .10
o'clock. A.. 151., of said day, the following described REAL
ESTATE of John Simon. Eeefner, Fate of Sewickley
township, in said county, deceased, xi":
All that piece or parcel of land, situate in Sewickley
township, Allegheny county, Pennsylranin,and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post on
the line of land of John Cress, and running thence by
said land west one and one-half degrees, north Sfty and
one-fourthehes to a post on said line; thence by
land of Philip per Cress north eightyeight and one-half de
grees, east one hundred and thirty-six perches to a post
thence by land now in occupation of John Brechley east
one and one-half decrees, south forty-eight and . one-half
perches to land of Sohn Aber; thence by land of said
Aber south eighty-eight and one-half degrees, west
sixty perches ton post; thence by land of said Abet east
one and one-half. decrees, south one and three-fourths
perches to the land Of Adam Frichtet; thence by land
of saitLFrichtet south eighty-eightand one-half degrees,
west seventy-six perches to the place of beginning—
containing FORTY-TWO ACRES, strict measure.
It being the same piece or parcel of land which the
said John Simon Ecefner, by articles of agreement,
dated the rith day of June, A. D., MS, purchased from
Jacob Heniek.
TERMS OF SALE--One-third in cash, on the con
firmation of the sale by the Orphans Court; one-third
within six months, and one.third within one year from
the confirmation of sale, with interest; the two last pay
menti to be secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises•
. .
Any information required concerning said proerty
will bo given by William Breitenstein and Henry (grow,
Executors of said deceased.
By order of the Court.
jol7lawd-wtd THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk.
punt: SALT ! PURE SALT !-
THE ONLY WARRANTED PURE AND DRY
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
Is manufactured by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company,
396 PENN STREET, ABOVE CANAL
ap3o:n-tusth
SAMUEL GRAY,
DRAPER 8a TAILOR,
•
NO. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTS
BURGH, Pa., has just returned from the Eastern
cities, and is now receiving his Spring Stock of Cloth
Cassimeres. Vestings, and Coatin o , n of every variety and
style, adapted to the best city and country trade, which
will be made up to order with promptness and despatch,
and at rates as low as at any other similar establishment
in the city. mellydaw
LIFE-SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
AND MEDIIIM
1 2 ..13 cyr 0 C3-It_E&.F4/.IS,
Ciaored iu Oil, Pastelle, or Plain, in the most artistic
yle, and at Eastern prices
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
aL=Lea . tiMEIMM=M&II,
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
XANITPACTITILEELS Or
CAST STEEL.
Spring, Plow, and A. B. Steel Sprite
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA
KAY & COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
BLANK 400 K MANUFACTURERS,
/VO. 545 WOOD STREET,
- Pittsburgh, Pa.
/167- A full nasortment of Law, Medical and hbacella
ous Book., constantly on hand. mrl
SMYTH & SNOWDEN'S
NEW TEA STORE,
No. 34 Fifth Street.
EXTRA CURIOUS OOLONGS, FINEST TOUNO
L . ,viNEGAR
'4AIIIIO
HYSONS, GUNPOWDERS,
IMPERIALS, ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
All purchased at lowest cash prices, and for sale Whole
sale and Retail, at SIIYTH & SNOWDEN'S
mrlattf New Tea Stare, b 4 Flith street.
T.A Trr, SUPERIOR COPPER MILL,
SMELTING WORKS'
PARE:, itIICURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHE_A.TECING-,
Braziers and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms. Speller Solder, de., also im.
porters and dealers in MetaLß, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
a
Wire, ~ Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse... No. 149 Fin-t, and 133 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any de
sired pattern. . . my29:lydaw
MERCHANT .TAILOR
CORNER FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS,
PITTSBURqH, PA.
II AS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
_I_L PLY of• Spring and Summer Goods, which he is
prepared to manufacture to order in the West, styles,
and at reasonable rates. aplrn
BARCrAINS IN
- SECONDHAND PIANOS.
Ono 6 Octave, Rosewood Case, Iron Frame; made by
Chlekering A. Sons; only two years old. ,
Ono 6 W. Octare, Rosewood /bee, round corners; made
by Iltillert & Davis.
One 6% Octave, Rosewood, carved desk; made by Nunns
A Clark. '
one 6 Octave, - Mahogany Case, n ade by Norms A. Clark.
One 6 -
" " N. F. Man. Co.
One "
" " " Gerd'gamon
(met." Rosewood " " " Pape,
One 6 " Mahogany " • • " -Albrecht
One C , 31 " " Loud & Bro.
One 6 " " " " German make.
One,
One 5
For salo by
MEDICAL BOOKS.— Rokitauskyrit
Pa
thological Anatomy, 2 vote.
Gross Elements of Pathological-Anatomy. . •
Glugn's Pathological Anatomy, with colored plates.
Horner's' Anatomy and Histology, 2 vols.
I_Awrenee's Treatise on the 'Lye.
Mackenzie's •‘ " -
Wilson on Disease of the Skin, with atlas of plates.
linchpin and Puke on Insanity.
- La Ilocke on Pneamonia and-Malaria.
Copland on Palsy and Appoplexy.
Enehson's Science and Art of Surgery.
Cooper's,Leettn'es on Surgery.
Pruitt's Modern Surgery.
Miller's 'Practice au - ,
Pirre's System of
Dickson's Elements of Medicine. .
' Principles orMedieine, edifion. :
Walson's En/Mien-of Physic,- -a • , a .
Woods' Af.ateria Medic.% and.Ttierapentics.
n 1 730 • KAY dc CO., 65, Wood street.
.a. M. nose.
lre. C. HEPBITRN,
ATTORNAT AT LAW -VONVSTANCEII,
OFFICE. WITH H. HEPBURN,. -
N 0.90 Fourth street.
lIMMER
Of Gauze, Morino, Cotton,LiAo Thread, Linen and Silk,
at L. lIIBSIIFLLD & SON'S,
•• N 0.83 Wood street.
JA.IIIES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
POl3 TUB SALE 0?
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generauy,
CORNER OF MARKET AND. FIRST STEESTA,
Ruin x.-Prancis G. Bailey, Esq,yd DilHelskellworth.,
Sr, S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh, Bo & Ott.
& Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. & M. Bank, List &
Bowe; Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, bunion,
Enxtore.it Co, Wheeling. It4=2Pti
WALVS, Fourth street.
WALL'S GALLERY,
FoUrth street.
and
_,Axles
" Cleraenti.
" " Clementi.
JOHN H. 'MELLOR,
Si Wood street.
UNDERSHIRTS.
DRAWERS,
HALF HOSE
PITTSBURGH, PA.