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SATURDAY MORNING"""
A ?r-r°*
Thnredaynight, about half J>ast ten® clock, u
Mr Samoel Wylie, a resident of the Seventh
Ward, of this city, was proceeding home, he suf
a most brutal attack at the hands of two
members of the night-watch, Isaac HuH and
Morris. Mr. W. was, what might be
called, a "little merry,” and was proceeding
borne' without harming any one, ,and when he
had reached Enoch street, In the Seventh Ward,
and was standing on his own.lot, the watebmon
attempted to arrest him, and. made an assault,
striking Wylie with their maces—he resented,
and Morris, who had hold of him, called on HuU
to shoot Wylio, which he. did on a second, bid
ding. The pistol with which he shot Wylie was
loaded with shot and slugs* and the shnrgo took
effect in his left arm and side., The two watch
men then beat Wylie on the head with thv ma
ces, until they finally secnredhim, with the in
tention of dragging him to the watch-house. A
crowd gathered; and Wylie’s brother-in-law, in
the rear of whose house the affray took plaoe,he*
came personally.responeiblo for his appparanotj
before the proper authorities. The valient watch
men then retired, and Mr. AVylie.was conveyed;
to the house of his brother-in-law, in Enoch Bt.,
where he now lies, in a critical condition. Yes
terday morning. Aid. Thompson took the depo
sition of Mr. Wylio, and a charge of assault and
battery, with intenttokill, was preferred against.
Morris and Hull. Dr. M’Candless was sent for,
at on early hour yesterday, and ho dressed the i
wonnds of Mr. Wylie, and extracted the shot;
and sings: Besides the injuries caused by the
- shot, Mr. W. was severely beaten and injured,
on tho head and face, by blows from the maces
of the two watchmen.
last Dag of the Palace.—.UtlT to-day the .Ow
ens'removes to the Allegheny city eide, and of
coarse all who have not yet, visited this great
Floating Palace, will embraoe this last opertu
nity, either at the entertainment thU afternoon,
or to-night It is expected there willhea mul
titude of children thero this afternoon, particu
larly aa an excursion train leaves Wilkcnsburgb,
Turtle Creek and East Liberty, expressly to
bring in the whole country to the Floating Pal
aoe. At this time, when the elegance of the
amphitheatre, and tho extraordinary novelty of
the performances have been descanted upon so
much, in every fashionable circle; in all the pa
pers, and amongst all the children, (good judges
ofa cirens.) that- it would be supererogation
to dwell upon that point.
Generous. —The Pennsylvania; Bailroad Com
pany run an excursion train to-day, from Turtle
Creek to this city, for the purpose of accommo
dating persons residing out of the city, .who de
sire to witness the performances at the. Floating
Palace. The train will leave Turtle Creek at 2
o’clock, P. M., arrive in the cityat2 J p. M.,and
return at 11, after the peformanoe. The fare for
this excursion will be but .one-half. the usual
rates. The train will stop at tho usual places
along the route.
-Procession of the Sons of Temperance.—Tho
Committee from the different divisions of the
Sons of Tompernnoe met on Thursday, in their
Hall at the corner of Third and Wood streets,
and unanimously resolved to bold-, a Convention
and public prooession in PUsburgh on the 2d of
September. The proceedings of this convention
are expected to be unusually interesting, and
the procession will doubtless be a very largo
one.. ■ ■ ■ .
Decided. —la the District Court, in the case of
James Blair vs. the Monongahela Navigation
Company, tho jury yesterday returned a verdict
of four thousand dollars for tho plaintiff. This
case has occupied the attention of the. Court for
a week. Messrs. Loomis and Cochran were the
attorneys for the plaintiff, and Messrs- Shalcr
and Williams for defendant. A motion was mode
for a new trial by defendant’s counsel.
J3urglari.—Q.n\la a number of petty burglaries
were committed in Allegheny City on Thursday
night last. The burglars must have been most
uamitigatc<Fseoundrels, for the houses of lone
widows suffered most by their night of rascality.
Not much profit in a pecuniary lino resulted to
them, however, by their petty thieving.
“The Throne of Iniquity, or sustaining : evil
liy law: A discourse in behalf of the law prohib
iting, the traffic in strong drinks.” This is tho
title of a neat pamphlet by Her. Albort Barnes,
on the subject of the Maine Law. ■■•■lt is for sale
by 11. Minor & Co., Smithfield street.
Theatre. —-This evening the thrilling drama of
the Sis Degrees of Crime will be presented—
This is one of the most effective pieces that lias
been brought out, the present season, The en
tertainment-will conclude with tho laughable
farce of “A Diamond Woman.”
fUruhrmHUc Railroad.— The Board of Directors
of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville railroad have
determined to proceed with the work to the Vir
ginia line, immediately. The contracts havenot
been awarded, but will be as soon ns practica
ble.
Good Arrangement.—The booksellers of this
city have entered into an arrangement to close
their storeß at 7 P. M., thus giving their em
ployees a little time for “relaxation from busi
ness and mental culture.”
Ttpplmg Home. —Alderman Major committed
on Thui'*^ a y evening, Michael Collins, on a
charge of h oeping a tippling house, on Fulton
street, Sixth , x nrd, preferred against him by
Mrs. Mary O’BriQn-
Sunday Stcamer.-'T he great Buckeye State,
Capt. Dean, leaves to-nwow for Cincinnati.—
The Buokeye State has ft refutation, not exceeded
by that of any other steamer. for speed and
comfort.
Arm Broken. —Mr. K. Wiliams, jr., a clerk in
the Prothonotary’s offioe, had one of his arms
broken by a foil from a horse, at the,review in
Perrysville, a short time since. He is recover
iug. ■ ■■■■■ ■■.■■ . 1 ■; .
Surely of the. Peace.— Francis Coats was charg
ed yesterday morning, before Esquire Smith, of
Manchester, With threatening the life of N. A.
"Daily. Coatswas committed, in default of l)ail.
Ad '\n and Soe. —These splendid paintings.ex-
Xt ,'niSlo HaU, for the last time, to-day.-
They should * by all onr citixens before
they leave.
of onr large steam
ers have gone on the tnai'ht® railway to un ergo
repairing and repainting.
Pull. —Busincss.on the wharf "very
dull appearance yesterday; it was WS-Pi.fPf?"
taste of what we will have, however. ;
Saturday Packet:— Tho fine steamer MO&sen-v
ger, No. 2, leaves this morning, for Cincinnati,,
under the command of Capt. Klinefelter.
Sheriffalty. —Joe Barker is about coming be
fore the “sovereigns” as a candidate for tho of
fice of High Sheriff of Allegheny county.
Prunhenr.ces.—Mie persons were committed:
to jail yesterday morning, by the Mayor, forln
•dolgiog in fire-water too freely,. -
■Ditorderly--* Mayo?. Fleming committed one:
Iperson for disorderly conduct yesterday.
' Krgltci of a Parent. —The daughter of Frede
rick* Snider, a -very old and indigent lady, reai
ding in the Ninth ward, made a complaint,- a few
days since, before Aid. Daft,-oftheEighth ward,
charging her husband and brother with treating
her mother withneglect and seeing her in actual
.want, without rendering that: assistance which
they should have done. The matter wob com
promised at the Alderman’s office, and we hope
Mrs. Snyder will ; receive-the aid her situation
and condition claims.
Information Made. —Eliza Jano Nesbitt mode
information before the Mayor yesterday, charg
ing William Stevenson and wife, residents of
Mulberry alley, in the Fifth ward, with the lar
ceny of $350. After a henring, Stevenson snd
his wife were admitted’to-bail. .This is a con
tinuation of the case mentioned in yesterday’s
Post under the head of “Money lost.”
Mr. Jamison appears on Monday evening, at
the Theatre.
ipy FRESH OYSTERS recoived daily by Ad
ams’- Express, at the WAYERLEY. HOUSE,
Diamond Alley,.
T KMON3—On hand and to arrive, 80 boxes Lemons;
I a For sale by ,\V. A..M’CLt3RO A CO »
J 64-. Grocers and Tea Dealers.
T?A«NTAv-6 boxers Hecfcer’s Farnia, jUßllreceWed and
sJC for sale at the lowest ra<os,.l>y the box or retail, by
! \{e4 • W. A. WCLURQ & CO
WR3ttY~CTDtiR
V hale by
; '
VlNEGAK—Wtarramcd pure,”for
J, LAVTjLY & CO,
2t>s T.ihertv street.
FRUtT DROPS—Teases acidulated Fruit Drops, as*
sorted Uavors. ForwtUe wholesale and retail.by
Ji LAVELY & CO.*
je3 Tea Dealers and Grocers.-
/■TrRENFIISI.D POLISH STARCH—* Tonounced by
AJT judges lobe the best article muse. For sale by.
* . V J. LAVELV & CO,
jt4 SSC Liberty Btreet
CORN STARCM-fl boxes Oswego prepared Corn or
Com Starch, fpr Puddings, Blanc Mango, Ac., re
ceived und for sale by _
je4 IChtouicte copy 1•W, A, M’ObURC A CO.
T^lSll—so btiU. large No. U Mackerel j
lit 10 (lo Shod}
:20 do Pickled Herring. Forsalcby
• je4 . STUART A SILL.
BACON— IS.OUU prune Hums;
:i 10,WO. do Sides;.
5 lilulß.CounUY SUouUera- For sale
STUAUT&SILL.
ORANQBS— On .hand and to ntnve this day, 30 bxa.
nnnae Oransc*. fot sale by
1 W. .A'.'M’CLURG & CD. r
No: &b Liberty plreei. •
TV GRKGG & , Importers am. .srnolcsateDea*
Dry Goods oud. Varieties. have .on hand, a
larr* and complete assortment of Gold and Gilt Jewel
ry, Clock#, Watches and Watch materia!#, together with
a laree stock of varieties, which we offer atrunnsual
low priees. - fMj : D GRRGfI fc CO.
IMPORTANT PUBI.ia.SALE.
BY order of the I'rusteM 01 ilie Bank of tbo umtell
States, under deed of assignment of May 1,1841,;
will he eold at Public Sale, at the Merrick Hoore In
ike Boroaeb of New Brighton,Beaver county. Pennsyl
vania. on .THURSDAY, the 10th mf Jonc, 185 S, all the
; tipjit. title and interest untie following Heal Estate, held
bytlie eaid Trustees m Bearer cottruy—vii:
N>. I. Six acres ot Coal Land, adjoining the village
of Starnu; ooumled by.tends of Gareu, Ray, Ac. This
• lot hv* valuable Coal privileges, and is m the immediate
virtniy of the maikets. A portion of it is cleared for
culutuioii, having n small frame Unute, tor a tenant.
a. Three acre* 124 perches of land, in the borough of
FalUtp i bounded by Front street on tbe east, John*
ston & Stockton on the south, Benjamin Jameson the i
west, arf. John Pugh on the north. The improvements i
are a cetvement and substantial two story brick dwell-1
inghoaa»nboutSO by dbfeet, wiih a wingnhoul 16 feet
in widtkextendiDg back nliout 30 leet; wash house,
smoke h«i*e, mid other =nat l»uildtng»,nitd a choice se*
lection olfrmt trees. Tuts lot has a front on Main street
of about© feet.- ~ ,
3. Undnded moiety of 11‘Jocres»,154perehe*of bind;
aituate onlrudy’s ran, adjoining Judec Carother* and
others- T£s tract contains a valuable and extensive
bed of Ostnel Coah’Vcotivemeat to market, and U
woM worth An attention of prr«ons engaged in llie Coal
Ttesoperiomy of tins eontisi acknowledged,
and ilTeadtlycommands one or two cents perbusbrl
above the rats of bitetmar.ua coal. There are, also,
ebontSO acrenleared, pnncipu.ly meadow; log cabin,
sraallorchanMc.. \ .
• 4 of prt#tid in New Brighton, oppose the tesi
dencc of M-GHHand, lywfc between Water street and
tow path or.eaoß,ummproved.
0 Lot of groutl in Now Brighton, bounded on the
esitbv Moitl sire,.o7 fcctii inches snuili by Johnston
I Stockton. 00 leottwesl bv ■ Olin'les Lykcns.o7 fen a
inches; and north\y N.O Mnuly, 00fret. Improve.
ments: a two blnry bune dwelling, about 3! by Gl feet,
painted'white,dtvitht slid necuiiitil os , tenement.,
1 having bncli two roontoa a floor, with u garret finished,
' and excellent cellar. , „ .
I O LOIS No. 5, 0,7 am a, (purl of larger lot No. 7, m
1 Fdll.ton.) bounded on lb east by Beasermer, north by
i lot No '4, west by a 40 fog street, nnd south by a 30 foot
street Mneasunngtogeihs, on said 401, jot ureet, 274
feet; niay be sold togethejjr singly, to suit purchasers
7 Lot on Main or Wov., street, Bridgewater Am
orovementa: a substantial,wo story brick dwelling
lion.e, about2l by >l2 feet. June stable, Ac
B list No 210 in New Bnguon: bounded ontbe weal
l.v Broadway, 00 feet; south Ay Falls’ street, tiO fret:
. « “by Front street,oo reel; on „ o rtli by No 215,150
leeL improvements: two siorvttlek and from, dwell-
I ing bouse,2l by 40 feel, incudimporcbes; oneund a
half s'bry frame store bouse and Nflc'i about Ioby 4,
1 feel; frame stable and oilier oulbuyings. -
1. « Lotin Sharon; bounded on th.ea—by Main freer,
i aoulli by an alley, west by n sireeinod north by Iplm
1 DickeV. linnrovement. i a ii s,ry frame dwelmg
I honse. about 10 by »i feet, with apreh. ' •
I" ?o WestbaU of lot No 2 .in Bt'sion, bountledby
I MeCrecrv on tbc North, Bmi stret on the 'vert, an
i a lev Sooth, an.l byC- KeSuger on the K.st;
fmprovementa-n two story brickjwclmg house, two ,
1 rooms on a tloor, and an one stoijLiiclien, Sc., in the
,e s , j : T-tNo 12. of lot. laid ontlv Tnocnai William
In FalUton. boumled on the Northby M. T. C. Gould,
i ISO feci. Eaai by Second street effect. Sooth !>y Mr
Wiliiatnit 160 f«et, and West by at alley *>U feci, en-
Clo ia da £t'?n l Fan«o.vl.onnded n .be North by An.
diewi-Vast by n street. South bylbornily, und 'Vest
by Siting bouse lot, being 50 UjlSn eri. mprovc
rnents—a two story frame house flioat 10 by .1 feet,
b *ix*Five l sonl f Lotsudjo'ntngSlilroj’.<licirr, being
loguuherSOOby i, ou „j c d e the North by on <
'alierv Enst by Front street, Soul by Thomily und ,
Townsend, and Westby Bait ,ne<d improvements are
a vwo #iory bnck dwelling house. 3by til leet, frame J
Two wa ! er lots- bonndedly Front street on
iUe West, Beacon on ilie Norm, layer river on the
,£a«t, and an ulley on the Sooth. ; •
LotNo.U inFftimon, boused oil the East by
Front *>treet, Nonh by .an all*v, 'Vt by Back sueet,
and South by Stokes’beif*; Improwtcnis, n convenl*
cnlandAubmnllal two story bnck brellmg bouse, 41
by 18 feet, and a wing lM>y with porch, &c ,
frame stable, smoke hoase and othciutbolldincs..
17 Lot No in'Mendebali B<Jeii«ionofßnuge
water, bounded on the Nonlt I>T faelra. East
l>y Kuslilrushkestreel, South by lot &.!», and Westby
? 33 and 31 in Bridgeater, bounded on
North bv Giisbefirait KusbkUohVp
Booth by Beacon Alley, and. " eslJsl'aWanlto slreet.,
Tbla lot may be sold by separate ntuara or as. tleacnb* j
ed Lot No. 35. bounded on the Northy Beaver alley, i
Ea« by Ifusiiku,like street, Squill l, lot No. 3fi, and |
W lB. b^Lof l No/t0 5 'i I n e i)ickey’* exigion of Sharon, |
bounded ontbe East by Mainatteet, fcilhby Whitman,,
'Vest by street, and North by John Hikes’,—enclosed.
X 9. ll Lotsin the Boroagh of JUiMfrr, Jie. No. j
1 9 and 10, bounded by Wasson oa tiaNortb, Brlelnou
street on ibe Ea«t, Lot No. 11 on Ihefcnth, and Oould ,
' !rr«ioi the West. Nos. 10,17,ia i9«d2o lying tege
i tber, bounded on the North b/WassoaEsslby 'Vango
-1 mand street, Sooth bv Lot No 21, andiiest by .Brighton
mreel. Nos.as, 20,27 and 2S lying tosher,bounded on
1 the North by George street, East by Djau street, Somh ;
b v Loi No. 24, and West by'Vangomid strep t;
I aCF Lot of Krooni', in Sharon, bouifsl on tins Nortli
by Purdy’S heirs, East by Main- stKAgouth by.other
1 lot of J: Bandaret nl, and 'Vest by aSSbot street- On
this lot is a two-story frame dwelling bhie, and frame
f, acres oflnnil, adjoining, the tave, hounded
I. bv Diekey, Wray and other*, havingeoiptivileges.
I “ y aa. Two lot# in Bridgewater, No tfand Pjrl
I N0;22, bounded on the Nar’b by No i.-i, T-ut by J üb'’ c
Square, South by Part of No. d-h and V,,st by Kush
kla3ke Undivided 4 sih of water Iqt, 'bated >u the
Boroogliof Fallston, on the East aide of tfcpuhlic road
or street, and between said street and the BtiVer, creek (
—part of Lot No M extending 40 feot on Us s t,eet und |
I 4d a4. lo Lot]h C Fnu'sinn, N 0.2, Mansion Sqtoie, hound, |
i ed on the East by Mam street, North bVIWley,-and (
West by Back street, u«!h u two story britkdwelltng i
Lot adjoining tho above No. 3, Mansion
Square, bounded by the some streets oni thtyatj. pud
West and by Slevenson’B heirs ontbe South. Improve
menls-lllarrt brisk dwelling house, 2 slo.tes&’i,
00. LotNo.fi, Eiiglish’splsn ol Brldgewatq pound
ed by Bridge street, nnd au allcy 50 fret, aliilVy u>n
No. fi and No. 7,125 feet. , 0,11..,, ij , ,
a 7 Lot No. 6.111 the Borough pf Fallston, totndod
on'Ute Nortli by an alley, on the Wrist by Ba“ Wet,
ontbe South by Lot No. 6, und on tbo hast bJ p tou t
Also lot No —, being all that certain dim or
oarccl oHamJ situate i» Navy Wckly |ownBhl^ tt .
ver coutUYf boatuJfid anil described, ae follows y
?£e"l^
No 0 9^be n propeuy^ r HughM'Gnm.*^belfs^thenM!^
the sonte soutli eigUly*Beven dejjre .}■ Beaver creeki
percliM, to, a Btaieotlbe edge cfßig BeavcrMeeX,
thence up.Uie same, tbence by the eamsl
thirty-six degrees and oiiu.baif. we-t
ohfis' W- •\' e!B *? s ’, f 5!? rn l i'* n west > eigh*perohos lothe
twelve and one-half degroe-, w e b act es, strict mea
placo of beginning, “a u certain deed be
sure. As the warn* is Bngh
tween James Patterson Slid Elisa , , j B , _ arJ and
tmi, Beaver Coonty, PenneylvantajO’g 1 “"'‘ w. Jones,
JamesDundas, A'. ,iowel,AssiffnEesj n ' r “ al
fo aeiuafadmeasuretnenuipon nakeTn'tho foregoing
Dna oneasytertns ofpo/OTe.”’- , pare ha<e money to ,
! TEKMS— Fiye „ shflshkl bestruek off, ’be
1,. paid at the Ume llic prop « n rehase monny on the de*. .
bamaee of olie thlrd of *®‘“ JSSS®SeAwnmndor in two
tiveiTof tbo d«d to the pn'dbaser, the from!
Pajable ”’ one ? catl e
t “* s,l ~>‘ ■*".
-risk and expense. , , j. un dro4 iollMs.to be
' Parohnses n°‘ DIINDAs! \
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY TBB O’REILLY LINE.
XXXnCONoaBSB-KIBST SESSION.
Washieqtox, June 4.
House.-—Mr. Briggs presented the memorial
of William B. Astor, for the immediate establish
ment of a new York Mint, and showing that
since the annexation of. California, over $90,000-
000 of gold bullion was received at the port ‘of
New York.
Mr.. Stanley asked, and obtained leave to
introduce a bill forthe payment to the State of
the 4th instalments of the surplus revenue.
After several motions for calls, tho House
joumed.until Monday. . .
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Baltimobe; June 4.
Eiohieenth Ballot.—Casa 96; Bnchanan 85;
Douglas 56.
. Twenty-tibst Ballot.—Cass 76; Buchanan
102; Douglas 60. .
Twenty-seoobd Ballot.—Cass 48; Buchanan
104; Douglas 77; Marcy2G; Butlor.l6; Hous
ton 9; Lane 13 ; Dickinson 1.
IhvENTT-TinED Ballot.—Cass 37; Bnchanan
103; Douglas 78; Maroy 36; Butler 20; ■ Lane
13; Dickinson 1.
Twenty-foubtii Ballot.—Cass 38; Buchanan
103; Douglas 80; Butler 28; Marcy 26; Lane
13; Houston 9; Dickinson 1.
Twehty-tifth Ballot.—Cass 34; Buohauan
101; Douglas -79; Morey 26; Butler 24; Lane
13; Houston 10; Diokinson 1.
Twenty-sixth Ballot.—Cass S 3; Buchanan
101; Douglas - SO; Maroy 26; Butler 24; Lane
18; Houston 10; Dickinson 1.
Convention adjourned until 4 o’clock P. M.
Twenty-seventh—Cass 32; Buchanan 98 ;
Douglas 85; -Butler • 24; Houston 9; Lane 13;
DickiUßon 1 ; Marcy 26.
TWKXTY-EtqiiTU.—Casa 28; Buchunau 96;
Douglas 88; Butler 25; Houston 11; Lane 13;
Dickinson 1; Marcy 26.
Twhhty-ninth.—Cass 27 ; Buchanan 93;
Douglas 91; Butler 25; Houston 12: Lane 13;
Dickinson 1; Maroy 26.
THtßTtETii.—Coss 33; Buchanan 91; Doug
las 92; Butler 2; Houston 12; Lane 13; Dickin
son 1; Marcy 26, \
* Tkirty-fibst.— Cass 64 ; Buchanan 82 ;
Douglas 92; Butler 17; Houston 9; LaueO ;
Dickinson 1; Maroy 20.
f Thibty-second.—Cass 98; Buohannu 74 ;
Douglas 80; Butler 1; Houston 8; Lane 0
Dickinson 1; Maroy 26.
Tuibty-tuibd.—Cass 123; Buohannn 72
Donglas 60; Butler 1; Houston 8 ; Lane 1
Maroy 25.
Convention adjourned until to-morrow.
* Indiana, who had heretofore gone for Lane,
cast her 81st ballot for Cass. -
f Buchanan men anxious to adjourn.
FROM CALIFORNIA AND CODA.
New Yore, Juno 4.
Tho Empire City arrived this morning from
New Orleans, via Havana, with 93 passengers.
She arrived at Havana on the morning of tho
80th.
Considerable anxiety prevails iu Cuba on tho
subjeot of the invasion. It is said that the go
vernment had received dispatches by tho Isabel,
that tho invaders were about to embark, or
had done so. Preparations were consequently
being mado to resist them.
The Crescent City arrived Ibis morning from
California, with nearly three hundred and fifty
passongers, and $1,500,000 of gold on freight,
and a targe amount in tho hands of tho passen
gers. Among the passengers are Senor Herrera,
Minister from Peru to Rome, vrho will sojourn
in this country a short time.
Tho Crescent City passed the Sierra Nevada
on the 30th, off Great Magna.
Havana Markets.— Sugar very active, and
haa advanced further. Molasses 1 }(512 rials.
» Freights to the United States.—Box $0 ; bhd
$3@.53,25.
CINCINNATI MARKET—June 4.
River stationary.
Flour... Unchanged; sales 800 bids at s3*ls(oj
3,20.
Whiskey..,l6£.
Provisions... Dull; no sales.
Cheese..-6j(SOJ. _
Groceries... Unaltered; sales 200 bags Rio Cof
fee at 10}.
Other nrtidcs unchanged.
MALAGA WlNKS—Sweet and Dry Malaga Wines;
in fttore and for sale by
MILLER & RICKKT3GN.
ittl and 293 Liberty to.
AnotUer Preali Arrival at So. 01.
D GREGG &• CO, north-west corner of Wood st.
, ard Diamond alley, arc jast opening a Fresh
Stock of FimeyFnnts.SummerFautalootis, LaineJ, «c*
Tire De Lainer, French Manchester and Domestic
GidnUam*. Together, with a complete assortment of
Ladies Urcea (iuotlft. Also, a large stock rf ilOßiery,
Glove*.&c These, together with our former purchases,
makes our stock unsurpassed by any west of the raoun •
lairis; to whicn wo solicit ilieatteution of buyers, as
we can offer tUera on the most favorable term*.
j c 4 D.'GiWjm a to.
Sew Books? Sew Booksl
MF.Nand Women of Ui* Eighteenth CentuTy, by Ar
sene ilow«sage, with beautifully engraved por
trait* of Lout* W.and Made, de Pompadour.
Hungary in test, with an experience of the Austrian
Police, by Chatles Lonng Bruce. ■ . .
Uilderoy, the Freebooter, a isle of heroic aecus ana
female daring. „ , •
The Day* of Brace, a story from Scottish
Oroea AqoilsT, author of 11 W«mmu*a Friendship, 11
“ Heme Influence,” “The Mothers-Recompense. 1 *
Pietorial Broiber Jonathan, for the fourth of July.—
above ore for sale at If. MINER k CO.’S Cheap
Book Store, No. 32 Snnthfield Bireet; ■ t • .
Subscriptions received for any pcr*odlcal published.
jane4
LAROK AND KXTASSIVR BAJhS
OF BEAL ESTATE , AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON 3ATURDA Y, June sth.at WILKIN9BURG.—The
undersigned, having divided tbelr property .into
country seats and building lots have finally determined
to comply with the wishes and de*itetof their numerous
friends who have called on them to expose to public
sale on the ground at Wilkmsburg,oa Bal ® r< J*y* ,v®®*
slh, the remaining parts er purcelsof ground, consisting
of 70 building lots, large size}
9 one acre lots,
i I two and a half acre lotj
i i three acre lot;
*J four acre lots;
I five and a half acre lot,
t ten and a half acre lot,
1 large and beautiful two story brick house,
together with two and one fourth acres groand attached.
Tub above property Is most beauufuliy and pleasantly
snooted ne.r Ike DEPOT at WilUntfmrg, a di.lnnri of
fi»e and one-foonh mile, from the city, ami affording
onr rreehsnics and business men or the city a Tare op*
tinrttimiv of purchasing a HOME, that is at all tunes ac*
ceBmMefboltTby C UAIL. nOAU. TURNPIKE or PLANK
ROAD. This property is too well known to require any
determined to arrange oar terms to suit any
person or persons that would desire to have ai lIOMb
tUnl he may call his own. Our terms are one-fifth cash,
balance in five equal semi annual pay menu.
N B—Any persons wishing to purchase at private
sale, previous to our public sale, can have an opportu
nity by calling on „*Ir jW « -J;JSr*j
At the warehouse of Ren A M’Curdy,
cor, of Seventh and Liberty sis, or
ROUT. CURLING,
At the warehouse of Curling 8t Robertson,
ro yj3 cor of Ist and Wood Ms.
Tbe Qfest VeffiUbi* I
. DR. H B MYERS' EXTRACT,
Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla
W THIS valuable medicinal prepara
xfk&KGSS^'-.'ttan differs entirely from any simple
?. - la of Sarsaparilla” or com
■ '■■ ll is a com
({% of MOST CLEAN-
with others
«9fltv^OTfcV'MUng sadly on the Kulneys* or
W will BtfaM having innnediaie reference to the re-
V Yf©Hy uef and continued healthy operation
M JLt • of some internal organs. It con
■■• prfWriKNvy ■ tains articles which enter into no
ggragQ|ggig3s@Ssother preparation in existence, ami
IT 18 UNRIVALLED
iTit rui r Sp h i^ L Wi
1 Sui flarsaoarula are so prepared ta ofler t|io peculiar |
l S or each, in combination Wtthpuro extracts o; |
«fhl tt r hfiaHuK articles, in a highly concentrated state.;
inis aft PURELY VEGETABLE, and are
iDch foots aml barks as ace found, though chldly affec-
Ung certain Parts, in their general tendency, u> produce
p.M e towoi‘“y SX&y-SfDtoK
S' leorrah 1 eorrahtami irritating secretion, of dUoa.cd organs
f.nm without the thorough, operations on the
& m ‘s! „cMM4bythis medicine. Ilooihtrextracts
SeSpwenftSihisiffect Infael,ll.ls verypperouoT,
I for which It ia particularly, compounded, differs from
1 Wother preparations, and make. It the belt compound
OF DROPSY, use tins medicine—
U*»tlinßlLeve.lfhaii cured when life itself was de
•itired of. It contains article# that.wjll cure, if any-
and takostho only method to make psrma
uiaieures. jp FEVER! - SHIP FEVER! ■ ■ • i
To'ftpfiduce testimony in proof of the cure of tbl* diB
- £ r acknowledgedly new. The public have so long
beeuthughtto regard it as fatal,that its positive cure
«O W , S|S Wr m.ruo,e^t E c
And bf the Great Vegetable Remedy, Dr 11. B. My
er.'EltKiot,Don4e!loß,'\Vi)dClierfy,tc.) alone.
We seipct the following, as a specimen of the nw®tv
roas tcsunionlals to Uie efficiency of this m
cases malignant disease, which,we have to.ex. j
hibtt. TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS. ... 1
FrancUxiblimese M.D., a skillful physician, reading
in Bnffslo; N, Y.iund one who lios devoted himself par?
tiaulg?}? taihe study and cure -of the Ship Fever, with
almost ereiypUasn of which he is conversant, gives
the followisl; lesilmSny livrelation to t);c effects of this
mcdielne #l a,-„ r epated by htmselt i ■ . ■■■
**i This ii to certify, that I have ase4 Pr- H- P- Mr.eis!
Eliractot Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and Sarsapattlln,
iTroy PW.'.ce.in enscs o( a number of poUenfs sick
l #pl s.d«a& t. No, 07 Wood street, *Plu.bur 5 h.
SECOND DISPATCH.
■
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY ftEVIEWOPTHE MARKET.
Orrics bV Ttic Paiu Mobimno Post. I
. Saturday, June .
FLOUR—ThetupplieS both by wagon umlnser con
tinue large, ami the market doll. ; Sales .117. bids sopor
fine, taken by a Philadelphia merchant at 83,1)1, which
isa shade higher thin the market Brice, ealesSl bbls a>
83; 23 da S 3; 7da extra 83;t> do 93;.33 dp S 3; Bdo 32,98;
12 da 82,95; 10 bbls 82,87 from wagons. . : .
POTATOES—Balet73bus,ut«sforreds,; '
BACON— The market remsins quiet and: dull, with
sales 10 casks prime Cincinnati shouldeis7|,Bl) daysand
SOe for casks; G bids do liams at 9}; 5 do shoulders,
country, it Hi l do hams Pi; 40C01hs couatiy hog round
at Sie, .
bbls Mi, cypress, 4 mos..
WHISKY—2S bbls at 17. V
COFFEE—2S bags at 101: 10 do U>i..
OATS—Saleh 50 bus at 30c.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
Till? MACKEREL FISHERY—The Huhfar Colo
nist, of May Ssih„Bays:
Large quantities ol mackerel and herring are said to
be on the coast, and the fishermen are lookUg forward
to a Urge catch. A versol that passed Saule Island
one day last week, reports having soliel through large
shoals of mackeTel. boaLd northward. Jma few days;
the«e.\Vill be on ibe coast, and the hardy Jweltenon
thesbore will “reap the waters as ou the shore they
reap.ihegraia ”
The Legislature of Newfoundland lias appropriated
ono thousand pounds for an armed steam cruiser, to
be sent out to protect their fishing around* from the ag
gressions ol the French--. The Halifax papers say that
Frauds in thd weight of barrels of mackerel sent out to
Jamaica, have-been discovered to a considerable ex*
—The N. O.Bufletin, of the 26iU nil, says
We notice the arrival since our last review, of two
cargoes from Riode Janeiro, 49Glbaga by the St Law
rence, and 5930 by the Rebecca, and; the sales of the;
former on Monday, at 9c. The buei:ie*e,-in addition to
transaction, comprises a few hundred bags at 9JO
9jc
. . . S»YAit»Ait, May 29, ■
COTTON—The market to-lay was. firm, without
change in prices. The sales of the day amount to 809
bales, as fallows: 33 at Pi 2f at 84; 33 at f 4; 17 a! 64;
39 si 9; Ido at 12,230 at 9* ;.95 at t 0; 141 at 104; and
Io WOtjf --The Troy Whig, of the 31st tilt lays: The
demand here still continues,from the fact all other mar
kets are almost entirel* hare. Trices steady, Salesor
the week nboul 100,000 Ihs, from 224 to 45c, the latter
for some of the best clips of Rensselaer county. None
of the new clipping yet offered here ; liul we are auth
orized to stale that some 50 to 100,000 lht from Ohio will
be received by the wool depot houte in this city, within
the next fifteen days. Stock on hand some 55,000 lbs
with a general assortment of Fleece and Fulled.
PORT OB' PITTSBURGH.
OJ 7BET WATBB IN TUB CHANNEL.
ARRIVED:
Steamer Atlantic, I'arkmson, Brownsville.
“ Uultic, Kennel, Brownsville.
k ‘ J.M’Kce, Hendrickson, McKce*port
“ Thomas Shnver, Ba:ley, West Ntwion,
« (jenessee. Conanl, West Newton.
*» s. Dayurd, Peebles Elizabeth.
u Michigan No.2,Boies, Beaver. .
•» Forest CUV, Murdock, Wellsville.
4 * Winchester, <i. Moore! Wheeling.
“ (SAckcye State, S. Dean. Cmnirnuu.
u Messenger, Klinefelter, CiueinnaU.
« Daniel Convers. Gallagher, Zsnesvme.
DEPARTED:
“ Baltic, Beanet. Brownsville.
u Atlantic, Parkinson, do:
“ J. M’Kec, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
*» Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Gcncssee, Conanl, West Newton.
“ S. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Michigan No. 2, Botes. Beaver.
“ KoreitCny, Murdoch. WeUsvtlJe.
“ Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
“ Pittsburgh, Kountz, Cincinnati.
“ Hanford, Hazlett, Louisville.
marietta. Purkirtbargh and Ilocktng
ge>j. port Packet.
The steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A. F.
alo o'clock, P. Md returning will leave Mockingpoil
every Tuesday, at 0 o’clock, A. M/
Passengers and * hippers may rcl y o n 9 the utmost.ac*
cornmodatiim and promptness. W. H. WHEELER,
word No. 21 Market street. ;
AUeCUcuy tliver Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
f Tukfinesteamer ALLKGIIENY BELLE
JkreMrafaft.-S. Cnril. Wit; fUMU« leave* the AHe
ghlreitirf for fraitkllu,every Manias and TAurjioy,
•‘The-fiM steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No X Cap!
John llama, leaves llte Atlcghcay wharf for Prank,
lilt, every Tueiday and Frtdov, at 4 P.M. .
For Freight or Passage, apply ott Board
~ For daftelta and Uockingport.
* TuEfiite(learnerPAClFlC,ZaKOUßMas-
VHKgKnM, will leave for the above and ii'.'.crir.edi'
tie portae very THVtiSDAWaii o’clock, P. M.
Forfrei g luorpa, f ogc, B pply»boori, 3 orto goN)
No. <JI Water su and 63 Front st^
For Itlttannlng nnd CnMUll.
1 JSg_6 THE Hnhulraaglit and pleasant steamer
OapuMiu.ilie*a,will feattethe
Allegheny wharf du Monday, \V edoesd&y
at 3* o’clock, P. M-, for Kmsnning: and Caifisb. For
freight or p«t*»ne» apply on hoard. V fnavla
M»or Lone U«aiob« ruarietla, fMKeM&nrg
and Galllpoila.
rrt nr» t, The fine bjeomer GOV; MEIGS,
> Q Sueur. Mas'.c*. wilUeavc for ihe above
ist-asrEKM anti iuieroedlaie ports, every
'dBBB&BBsSA TUESDAY* av 3 P.M.
or
w
Vdnesday Fncfcat far Cincinnati. .
Tub new cmi fast running iteamet CIN-
InISitt&CLNNATI, Btranaaoin,Master, will !ea»o
liSESEircßularly every Wsßassotr. •
or !>«»<*, »gp.g»n OER .
(SraDLES— 4 tloi. Grain Cradle* for sate by
J jc3 L.S. WATERMAN fc SONS.
lANI> WARRANTS— Nought And *o)d at favorable
j Se« I.V . Hell A.WILKINS & CO.
(lort i L Alt.s—:! sacks on consignment; forenretoy
J ti'll 11. LEB. 138 Libetty sired.
OtiL! wo'OL.!—Tiie higbestprice in cash paid for
all Hie different crudes of dean washed wool.
M. I,F,K, 139 Liberty street-
aSKAprs ON CINCINNATI constantly lor sate at
D ,Ue corner of
, -TOLDEN sYRUP-ia'half bbliTund 10 gallon kegs, :
sale by JAMEg A , HUTCHISON fc CO.
FLOUB-40 bbls.Exirn and Sopcrfin® Family flou r
for file by RUSSELL it JOHNSTON*
4*3 ' Ufl Witter street.
X>cn? ASU—.vVew casts or first sort Foiash, iu stoic
je3" adfof l “ l!e 1,7 L. S. WATERMAN & SONS.
OCVTiIK SNEATIVS--5J40 do*, extra ai.d common
S Sneads, in store " A SONS.
ipLOUR—I*S bills. SoperEne ami Ultra flour, tec’
i j fa ,nd for SalC by Tj s. waterman a sons.
ACKfcIRELf—I6V bbi*. liirpe fto 3 ittuyfcerel, {Musa,
ia i->P»Uon,) A SONB.
Pepper and pjmento-
JU bags pimento;
5 do pepper, fof sale by ,
Mibun 4. RIOKCTSON
Herrings— . . ; .*_
50 borca No l Herring* Lubrick;
60 Uo scaled go; for
• t»jv3i. MILLER & RICKET>ONr
QLARET WlNE^hhU,. u^.
l n «ofe and for rale by WaL |» S>d ! Ja Lfemy »»■ .
fnUREBCENT COIN—We wilt furnish Three Cenl
X Coin to any amount, free of charge, far Pennm fund*.
Apply at onr olSoe, No. 80 Fourth fc cO .
—UOAR HOUSE MOIfASSKS-lS bbia “Si Uctnard”
augtt? house molasse-si landing from steamer M«*.
,o mvaV N ° 2| aiUl r ° rsale \lt.Ui R & RICKKTSON. ,
H oTSUGAR—WhhdapViiM5fOBUtrarlanding from
• il^Cl:g ''&VtEK fcRICKCTSQN,
2JI and 433 Liberty bi.
1 TOBACCO—7S boxes and half boxes Groin’s, Husioll
O" 1 and natural winierautl apring eperm
nW.whale oi.. i lard, '*ss,'? t'nicKrTSON,’
*m"iU 6 y qtl and»n MbeTu’.l.
B**eator»» Hottco.
VM'P«rsonsiriter*sted in tbe estate of RICHARD
A m. OIINEY, of Notlli Fayette township, deceased,
H talc notice that Lettera
been eranted to the undersigned. All persona Having
claims against said estate, will prea-nt. them duly au
thentfc&ted for settlement i and tUose.knowini? thctn
selves indebted, will please “OkA-jmntediate payment
l 0 the subscribers.. -#jg?S&lbraav :'
I xecuiors _
Star Bnltery and lea Cream Saloon.
* & F. SCHILDECKEK, respectfullyinroim their
A. • old friends snd cusumers.lliauheynrcnow pre
pared, at tlicir Saloon, No. 2.’ Diamond alley,
pare ICE CREAM,of the very best quality, atpß
of the day pud eveßinr. They always keep on hoiid,
every kind of Cakes and Confectionary, freskand sweet.
Forties and families will be served witU aniclcs fl ey
may order, on tlm shortest notice “tlon themostsana
factory terms. Rememberthe place. No.
ttlley, a few dfior> muh of ihft Diaifton**' .-inly
Valuable Property forSalo.
mHE subscriUer, as Agem for me owner,otters at pn
ivulesale, tVtwo £ot. oi Ground, umbered. a the
plan of the city of Pittsburgh, 71 ®r
Penn street 12(1 feet, and extending MU dis
less, to the Allegheny River, ™?P™ r^J‘ y .7i „„ c iio
posed or upon such terms us will secure to the porcua.
sers a profitable investment ot <:‘ l „ ,1 ‘f | !ii,i‘ y (Vnt?2f Rml*
oas to tho enttanoe into the city .of ventral« .
road and Pennsylvania Canal, it divided into
for Warehouses,or can be conveniently divideaan
eligible building lots, and must become, “Pbnwo “O^P,
pletiou of lb's public ‘OTroveroents, now. tpP'P|re»san_
and around the city, greatly “‘“'i' 1 ™ , ," r
siness purposes, tor further .
Tfn. 133 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
BttOWK’S BXCHA.MGK, I
TURTLE CREEK, , A I
i LLEN BROWN, Propn'etor.-This »P}°" 1 d ll L“e
Acommoaiom establishment,
nrdprioto?>aiti.p lermlnusflf the Fyaddock baH.-i
. audVear'ihe present terminus JXumre.
road, twelve miles ftom:the city. U now uie
cepUon or Fumilies and others desirous of escoom? in
heat of the ciiy daring the sniamer months. W-;
cious hotel being near the railroad, lurnpue. i
hela river and plank roufli is Teadjly nffibwis a 1
iliose means of coaveyancefrom r a nd |
delightful' summer retreat, wim Avaisca u |
drives, and lleauUfnlsc3neryi.it U m !? r f S jS.cS 1
ap aihi tarnished with every improvement of firsbemss
Ihtidern hmelE-stdteS of rooms, An omm
bus will eonvey passengers to and ftoSi the Katiro
Depot, on thd arrival and depttrture.of trains. , -
Ipy-Tho proprietor fepls assured that twenty S-ear» eI
pejience in the bpsinejstgJlgn«»>}P r WSJP*ggg.fe
1 comfort apd uisuiethe SaUMaetloh bf 4U who may vliil
I him in his new looation. imy^amd.
> t r?r*s* - -r* 4 - -
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Cftrtt* .
IpHE undersigned* after an interval of four years, has
i. again resumed business. Having; complied with
the requisitions of ike law. regulating Sales at. Auction*
ami having procured a first class License as Auctioneer
forthe Cuyof Pittsburgh, he offers his services!*# such
to his friends and: the public generally. Wiihanexpe
cience of nearly thirty yeurs in this hue of
hazards nothing insaying that he will be enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all those who may feci disposed tor
patronize him. . P« .McKKNNA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the principal City Merchants. , . •. iy3 >■
Auction—Hatty Hales.
4 T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner .of Wood
xV and Fifth etreeis*'al. 10o’clck,A. M ,a generul.as
sorimentof Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry floods,
Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hots, Caps, 4c.
AT 3 O’CLOCK, P, M. t
Groceries, Queensware v Glassware; 'Table Cutlery,
looking Glasses*, new and second hand Household.and
Kitchen Furniture, Ac. : • • s -
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy articles, Musical Tnstru
raonts, Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods
Gold and. Silver Watches, Ac. P„ M; DA-VIS, . .
_ja3l:tf . ■ , . • Auctioneer-....
P. H>KB!SKAi Auctioneer.
• EMBROIDERIES, Silks, Laees, Fringes, A?., open
Jdi for a few days; at M’Kennu’s Auction House, (sec
ond floor). A large assortment of Embroideries* Silks*
Laces, Ribbons, Kid,Silkand Thread Gloves, assorted
co'.ors,silk Fringe,witKa variety of fancy goods, fjel
p. M. DAVIS* Auctioneer.'
BUGGY AND HARNESS at Auction.— On Satur
day mornmg, June Cth, at 11 o’clock, at tho Com
mercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets,,
will besold.l superior;falling top Buggyfnearly new
and made to order ; l>cu brass mounted Harness. .
jel V P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
BOOKS at auction.— On Saturday evening, June
sib,at 7| o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms,
corner cf Woo-' and Fifthsireeis,- wiU.be sold, a large
collection of valuable miscellaneous Bonks.,'. Among
which are_siandard library, editions ofjvorks in various
departments: of literature and. science : tuperb family
blbles, in splendid landing; blank books, letter and cap
writing paper; pens, pencils, envelopes,Ac* .
jo4 ' ; - P. hi; DAVIS, Aucl’r,
GITY PROPERTY at Auction— On Saturday even
ing, June sth, at 8 o’clock, atthe Commercial Sales
Rooms, comer of Wood and Fifth streets, yrilt be sold
One Lot of Ground, situate On. Strawberry alley,'be--
tween Sraiihfield street and Cherry alley, having a front
of 23 feeton Strawberry alley, and extending back t 4O
fee;, on which is erected a Frame,Dwelling House, that
rents for per raonih, subject to a groaud rentof.329,?
75, payable semi-annually;
Also, the anexpired term of a lease having four years
to run from Utof Apriilasti cn a lot of ground bavinga
front of 12} feet on Prospect street, aud extending back
100 feet, on which is erected a two stoty.Briek Dwelling
Hou’e, which rents for $5 per month; and is subject to
a.ground rent of 312 50 per niiuun;
■■ Also, one other House and Lot of same size, adjoining
the.above, subject to; same- ground rent.nnd Tents for
34 per month;
Also, the lease of a B iek House and. Lot which has
six years to run from Ist of April last, situate on Tunnel
street, between Webster and Wylie sireeu,.free from
l«xes, which is rented for 8160 per annani, and subject
to a ground rent of 8110;
Also* Lot No. 49 in Cook and Cossat’s- plaa of Lota,
having a f<ont of 21 feet on Cassat street, opposite the.
reBidenceor Mrs. Touen, and extending back 132 feet,
subject to a ground rent of 20 dollars per annum, paya
ble serai annually. ■ • ■ . ~ . ..
Terms, one-third ca«b, residue in three equal annual
payments, with interest. . . .■
jf2 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
G" TLAStC-200 boxes astoried, to close consignment,
y j e j STUART A SILL:
TEAS— 25 half chests Young Hyson andJJlackj'eai
for sale by Y ' STUART A SILL;
FLOUR— 300 bbls.Supeifine and Extra;. =
jc4 ; . . STUART A SILL.
APER—7S reams Medium and Crown, in store and
for sale by ! je4j ' STUART fc/SILL.
IKEG AK—3O bbis.m store andtOgetrid of
je4 •••■. " y/-, ■ STUART A SILL.
ATP—SUObuB. foreale by .
i<=< STUART & SILL.
MOLASSES— lOObbis Cypress; for sale by 'Y7..,
j((. - _ • • : - STUART fc SILL.
SALT— 120 hbls. No. 1 for sale by -y, - „ Tr ;
je4 : . STUART A SILL.
(IOFFEE— 75 Rio jasrUmding, for sale by.
j ) e 4 . . : , y-.: ••STUART A SILL.
SUGAR— 3W> Uhl
lc3
HEMP-63 bales prime Missouri D. R., received per
.steamer Persia. :* ____ __ ■ .
LEA D—800 pigs, soft Galena Lead, landing from
steamboat Persia, nnd for sale by
jc4 . JAMES; A. HUTCHISON A CQ.
MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES—Very choice
old London particular Madeira, mature slid fraity
flavor; also, S.S.S. extra fine pale Sherry; instore aud
for sole by ’ MILLER A RICKETSON,
royal- . v 221 and 223 Liberty st
BACON— TcasksprimeßaconSitles;
5 tierces do do Hatiis;
.25 do superior Sugar Cured ITams *,
18 do do do Canvassed Shoulders;
' For sale by L. S. WATERMAN A SONS,
j e a No. SO aud 81 Water and 62 Front st.
A USINTHB, UUBNIsU WINK, Beakdy CUERarss
-5 boxe* Swiss Absinthe;
4 do French do;
3' dp vlthcnitb wine; .
10 do Brandy cherries; -for sale l»y J
&. RICKKTSON.
Ai \ BAGS FILBBKTS;
*il J 30 do Cream Nou; v
locates Praocs, jars.l
5 do do (fancy boxes.)
10 do Commou Prunes ; .
40 do CnrrarU«; In rlore »nd for sale by.
Tny23 JOSHUA iniOPBS, No 0 Wood sU
JUST RECEIVED, at KttKnnrcV-No;. .Market Bt,
blarge and well selected stock-of- GOLD AND.
SILVER LEVFR AND QUARTER WATCHES, Gold
Hunting and Open Dial Lever*,of the best quality ana
finish, which 1 offer to my friends and patrons at such
prmes as cannot tail to please'
Yoa wiU aUofindatthe above place a nice assortment
of Jewelry and Fancy Goods, to which your attention
is tnosireypeetfaliy (ipy*iB
Reduced Price#.
A A MASON ACO ,62 and .6ft Market street, will
_A#opeatiiUraorning—
-7 cases BeTage Be Lames, 102?12ij \
3 do Bareges. 135) .
4tt pieces Figured Changeable Silt, very iow;
600 Crape ana Summer Shawl* ;
15 ca«es Printed LawnsandMuslins;. .
17 do Summer Be Laines, some asiow as 10c)
Also, Laces, Kiabroideries, Hosiery and Gloves. ■ Le 2
*■ ' Wasblug Mflfle Easy.
SSALO & CO.’S CHEMICAL SOAP—Forwashiiig
* all kind* of clothes, palmed surfaces, Ac. Tjjjs.is
inew article, pronounced by those who have used it, 10
lie superior to any soap in ho market, for common use.
U saves in soup, labor, wear and tear of clothes, onc
half. Warranted notinjnriaasto the skin, cor to the ar
tide washed. - Its excellent qualities can only be real
lied bv trial. For sale, wholesale and retail by
* - W. A. M’CLURG & CO.,
jea [Chronicle copy.l 230 liberty stmt.
“ Re«» R. JoneV, ~
No. 233 Libtrty sirttt> Pittsburgh* fa
MANUFACTURER and dealer in all kinds of To
bacco. Snuff »nd Segats—ReepecUully informs the
public that ho ha* just received a large and general as
sortment of the most celebrated brands of Tobacco and
imported Segai-*, and is now prepar ed to .fiU-ali order?,
wholesale or retail. All lovers of the weed are invited to
call. He also manufacture* spun Tall, ladies* twist* Vir
ginia twist, $ & lump.ff aiidCs . which he warrants equal
to any made west of the mountains. . - -
■ Ageneralasfconment of Half Spanish,Melee and com
mon Srg&rsconstmtiyunhand. - [jetfcSS
Y»1 Bsar Tel >
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all ; purchasers of
Fine Jewelry and Watches, that Hood is now ready
lo snppty you with the best and most fashionable fine
Gold Jewelry, and at lower prices than any other deal
er in the city. He buys for cash cheap, and sell* for
cash cheap: makes largo sales and small profiler-*
Therefore, all persons purchasing Gold Jewelry, Fine
SitverWare, Watches, Ac., from this establishment,
will be sure to get the valueof 100 centsfor ever dolar
invested Gold Watches from $2O ti. SlOO; Silver
Watches from $6 to 20, Silver Spoons from $5 to
$2O, and other goods equally cheap Please caU at
HOOD'S, 51 Market Street, tlie only Wholesale price
Jewelry Store in the city. ; Ijc3.
ToUftllroadiOontraotora* .
T>ROPOBALB wnibe received at the Office of the
Steubenville dlid Indiana Railroad Company,in
Newark,from the Ist to the evening of the Bih or June,
1852, for the grubbing, clearing, grading, and masonry,
of that portion of tfio Ste\ibenvUle and. Indiana .Rail;
road, between Coshocton and Newark, being about 3o
roilesin length, and coraprisißg some heavy cuts and
Ells, anda bridge across the Muskingum nver. ;■
Bids will he received in sections of about one mne m
• each, or for the entire Division. ; . . . .
Profiles avid specifications, with approximate esu*
mates of quantities, cau be seen at the Offices m New*
arkaud Siettbenvil o.afterlhe Ist orjune.^-
ar *- J. BLICKENSRBRPER, Jr.,
Chief Engineer.
Tny7.dkwtil
■ —These useful articles are introduced to the public
by the inventor, and especially reeommcmled lo tlie ncK
tice of the Ladies, for whose particular use they ore in
tended. Soroetbingof the kind bavover been, needed,
to hold or fasten their needle work while engaged m
sewing. Many u fair form is rmutd, and'made Tound
gboutdered, by their position whdeat work, as well as
health impaired, by sitting in auction unhealthy position.
Improvements are constantly being introduced to lessen
the labor of men, but little or nothing has brcii done to
alleviate the burden of the other sex. This article,
however, will greatly relieve, while it will IhciUtate
theirwork The Sewing Birds have been Used by many
ladies in New England, and has met with universal ap-
be had of the subscriber, by in
every variety of style; and the small price at-:wh»eh
they are offered, must recommend them to general use.
myl™ • - •C. YEAGER, 110 Market M. .
Bmporlam of tlgtoti
OEIiEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND liAMPS. |
TTr If. WRIGHT, (successor to J. S. Touaii), Diana* i
YV • facutrerof and Dealer Wholesale and Retail-in :
the above named Oil arid Lamps, is now rcceivluga large
ossbrlmeat of LAMPS, for burning the Ethereal Oil,
Camphine and Pine Oil. Also, Lamps of every descrip*
ilon» for burning Lard and Lard OH. • . . •
Chandeliers, Girandole Holl Lamps, Wicks,Globes,
Chimney Mats, Cans, and all things pertaining to the
lr EMereaLCampMne or Pine Oil, regularly, supplied
once or twice a week.- -' *
AJlorders left with the wagon,which Is constantly
passing through the city, will be prorapUy attended to.
F N.B. Lamps of all kinds altered to burn the Ethor
real Oil. All articles delivered in any pan of Uie city,
or In Allegheuy, free of cool H wRI(J
No. 62 Fourth si., (Apollo Hail,)
between Martel and wood streets.
■ DUFFS MEBCAiraiE COLIEGE, .
CO&NSB OV MABXBT AND XDIHD BTKSBTB, I'ITTrBOBGU
Esiablished in \BiU—lncorporated by ihe Legislatureof
.•••• uitti Perpetual Chatter,
EBINCIPAU—P. Dofp. Professor ; of Thnretical and
Practical Book**eepmgoud Commercial Sciences.
N. B. llaich, Esq., Professor of Mercantile Law*
i Joes 0. Williams, one of the. best Penmen, in -the
WeM< Professor of Ornamental and Commercial Pen-
I Priucipal of the Classical Department,
I Professor of Mathematics and Classical Languages...
I: Those who aspire te the higher rank os Accountants
l ate to mS examine the creaenuajj sf Ibis
I Institution, from .upwards of onehundred
I Bankers and Accountants in this city, vrhohuve been
I trained forbusinesstu it- Also, the erapbulieitesumoi-
I nialsof the American Institute, the Chamberof Coui-
I mercb, nnd many of the leading Merchants, Bankers,
dnd Ban k officers, oC the city ofNew York, appended
the nages of “Dulfa North American Accountant,”
| mid “ l wesiern Steamboat Accountant”
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JAMES A. HPTCmSON A CO.
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MEDICAL,
-r»EUMATISML—Df. Browji'a njwjy "<*-
Rlieilmaliimlt *■ spteilv »n4<!eri*in renudjr
Offlee KoomaNoMl, OLA
MOOT* pmibarjh, Feiln*. Tl:a c V»3
hOISfr 1 ■••■ - ~p“ '
OII^
lilß put up in bottlesfttssind 27* ce.nls*cwji»»JM
directions for its use. vln every disease wbcrethe ongi
tial American OiMiaabeen found at all.efficacious} mm
It so far exceeds the ormnaUn power, 0* tprenuer it tu©
N. B. TUe original Oil in ila natural stale as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as abo**e—and
will be found *enuf»«. notwithstanding a cert/ -a firm
claims to be the only Proprietors. , y
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Plrvato Dlawiei-
D 9; DROWN; No. *1 Ol AM ON DA LLP. Y.
■■ . Diroru fits entire attention to an office
ijS^Wti'preetlce.' HiolusineojUmoaUy eonanedio i
'S Privait or Vtntrtal JJiseat.S'Unil such pain-
Ti lS»Jra®r ful affeellOitai-brougltl on l>y iinprudeiire,
sJeB®lilS ; ydallifnlinaiilgencaaiiilrjtee_ss.. ; ;
.Slg&gSgl Syphilis, Syphilliie Eruption*, Gonm,
\S&tir hea.Gleet,Stricture, Urethral Discharges,
Impnrlty of the Blood, with all diseases o . the eenerea,
origin. Skin Diseases* Scorbutic > -Eruptions, Teller.
Ringworm,Mercurial Diseases,Seminal \yeaVne?s,lm*
potency, riles, KlieamaiLsm, Female Weakness,, Mouth*
iy Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Anof
Nerroaß Affections, Pains in the Back ana Lows, Imia
lions of the Bladder ami Kidneys,successfully treated*
CuTe guaranteed. . •
Sixteen yeurßVpractice (six in tali city'enables Dr,
Brown to offer assurancesof speedy c ure to all,who may
come under Ills cure* v / a
Office and private consulting rooms,4l Diamond «y.
Ip* Charges moderate. / • novfotlftww
EEUIAEEABIE CUBES!
BY TJTE: USB OF DR. HOUGHTON'S
PERSIST.
From Dr. Houghton's JS'o!f
fßoohof Ccua ani Cones
yowfotce 1 M'HS
►&; R., aged 28. Thia lady
wat very spare and sallow
incessant pain: and
uneasinessinthepii oTihe
stomach. • Two or three
-times a day the paia lu-
.greased to. such adegree
as to make per scream wiutiigony..:: These attacks bap*
pened sometimes after :fiMJd;-_aod'»meßmes..when none._
hadbeen taken. She raised mush spurv«iear-Rmd from
the stomach in !he morning The stomach sw ledmuph
at nljhu. Tdngne.caaied.and ciaraaiyj much thirst, no
•appetite. ‘Bowelscostive} doll, stupefying secsAlionin
the forehead. : Complaints of two y ears standing Cave
her some Repsin on Monday. Came back ip a y^eek^
Said the pain had not been hall s.o'bad.since taking the
second dose,and was daily growing less. . The constant,
gnawing was also, gone. Appetite improved; tongue
cleaner; bowels regular; head still heavy.; In another.
week she was entirely Tree from uneasiness ona.painin
the stomach—raised no acid fluids—hoadfeitclear, and
every trace of the s tomach complaint was removed.
Cass2.—Married Lady, aged 50— painafurctUmg.—
•Very stout lady. Had suffered pain, usually very se
vere,'iii the.region of the stomach, for Uitee years post,
and particularly intense after eating. When at the worst,
the pain is as if some hard.body Were being thrust tnto
thepitofihestomach andboredmeyerytHrection. Much
tenderness on pressure. This liidy used the.Pcpsln with.
surprising effect Soohaftertbefi-atdosethepninceased
fell some nausea, and Tetehed, hut nothing came
up> Several months have parted,-but there has been no
return of the paim Tongue clean and moist; no sore
nessofthe stomach. . „ „ „ , e _ f
BEMABKABna CUBa— 'Lowsvxllty Ay * May, 1651.—Vn
the 7th of May, ISSL, Rev. M. D: Willmau, pe*ior of the
Fourth. Presbyterian Churchjin Louisville, tly., wa* and
had been fora long time confined;to his room, ana most
of the time to bished, with DyspepriaandChromcDiar*
rbam. and was to'all appearance on the very verge ot
the grave, and acknowledged to be so by his physician,
who had tried, all the ordinary means in faiapower with* ;
out effect; and at the above" named lime, the patient, by
the Consent of his physician, commenced the use ot lir.,
Houghton’s Pepsin, and;, to the astonishment, surprise ]
and delight, of :Bll; ne was much relieved the first day.
The third day he left his /room The sixtu-day. which
was excessively’ hot; lie rode ten miles with-'no had ef
fect; on the eighth day be went on a vif it to the country;
and on the thirteenth- day, though not entirely restored
to his natural strength, he was so far recovered as logo
alone a journey of nve hundred miles, where heiafnved
in safety,muchimproved in heaUb,havinff had no dig-,
turbance of thestomach or bowels after taking the■ first
cose of Pepsin. These are faettnptcpnUtiveriable, and |
this is a ease which ought to convince dll skeptics that,
there Is a power in Pepsin. Let physicians and dyjpep*-
! lies investigate. DR. GLO. H.'KKVp-ER,^
i Only .wholesale and retail agent,-140 Wood st.,i Fitts
; burgh. Pa; JmyM;d&w
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PS. HOPOHTOB’B _»*
lplff
ATS—I 93 sacks prime Oaie, in imieamaror saleby
1 je3 L. S. WATERMAN & SONS.
ftKQOMS-n0.V0,, lo close f
Sew Goods.
EWATT3 & CO , 185 Libertyrstreet, have received
• this day.by ihe Pennsylvania Railroad, a large
otof new spring stylo CASSIMEREB.. . . . Imv23
L. 8. JOHNS' — X-AVKLT.
VJ. Xavely & Co M ■
Dealers in choice, familv groceries,
Teas, Pickles, Frans, &c.j&c,, No. 2U5 Liberty BL,
(north side,) one dporbelow Hand. . . Imvgfcr
.. jfctnssetl .tt Jouoatois,
IirrHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION MER-
W CHANTS, and dealers in Produce and Pft sburph
Manufaitures. ll9 Water anil 106. Fiout streets, P its
burgh, Pa. :. . . ■.- • lmv!7
• Gotlilc Hall.
/CELEBRATED for neatness of.fci,fineness of quality,
X/ durability of workmanship, and low prices. Men’s
and Boys’ Clothing, Great inducements to cashjjuy*
er *. Wittudy to yltast* CHESTER,-.
: j d *j. •’ *:-• ?4 Wood r *:»*< , T
rf'HEaiinual meeting of ibe Sioastioiocrs ot tne ruts
X burgh. Cincinnati and LonlsviUe- Telegraph Com
pany wm be held at the office of the Company," in Cin
cinimti r oa the IstMottdajrof Jaiie next,(June 7) at.lo
o’clock, a.'a..' for the election of Directors lor the ensu
ing year. [my 41 JOSBUAHANNA.
TjT' AVERTING OF; THE STOOKHOUwStta of the
“.Fifth' Ward Savings Bank” will be held at the of*,
lice of the Bank, No; 4*24 Liberty street, on Tuesday", the
29th day of Juue next, at 10 o’clock, A. M., with refer
ence to having the stock-consolidated into a corporate
company. [aprifogroV JOHN STKWA t l r?.
BO;YH—A.Creiguetic uou re»ic vw
sin Brandies—dark arid pale— iniqr casks;: also, Na
poleon, inoctaves—tinder Cuttom' House charge i to-,
pettier with 17 Varieties of RocheUeV Cognac and Bor
deanx Brandies of the most superior qualities; in rtore
and for sale cheap,by ~ JACOB WEAVER, Jr.,
jay2S ;/. cor. Market and First sts.
Gloves 1 Gloves l Gloves !
OPENING THIS DAY, at No, 01 Market sweet, a
fino lot of Lisle Thread, Silk and Cotton Gloves,
-which I will sell at -wholesale prices hy the sinitle pair.
Persons wantina to purchase will please.call early, as.
I want toclose the lot out. ■■
my‘2s JOHN W. KENNEDY,
lireat Bargalnßl
IN VELVET, PILE, TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
CARPETS—Which will be foumlat the carpet ware
house of W. M’Clintoek, 85 Fourth slreel.' As we_ are
determined to sell off oar present woek of ' the above
goods at cost, we invite tbe attention; of those wishing
to famish, to great bargains. w M , (!UN - Ton , ; ,
rt UIE suuscribexs to the. tiTamouii mantel • House, wii.
X please take notice, that they are hereby called upon
lo nay 20 per cent, or their subscrifuton, on or bcior-*
MONDAY, the 14th day of June next, and twenty per
cent, every thirty days thereafter, until all Is paim
By order of the Building Comnuttee* -
my2o:td • H. D. h!NQ. Treasurer.
Wholesale anil - ■. ■ •
TIVHIP; CANE, UMBRELLA, AND PARASOL
VV ' MANUFACTORY ,No\ 143W00d street. JOHN
W. TIM, now offers for vale, at Eastern prices, a laxge
assortment of the above Goods, to which the attention of
dealers U invited. Also, Carpet-Bags, and : Ladies’
Satchels. . f F«nyi
..v Family Groceries* V l -.... ;
THE UNDERSIGNED haring re.MCd the stand lete'y
occupied by Henry C; Kelly, would respectfully in-,
form tbeirfriendsj thattheyhave opened a“family gro
cery,n wiih a stock of articles selected in the Eastern
cities, ejpressly for family Weiissure tbosewbo
pairouixe us, that no effort upon our part will be found
wanting to pl«a.<e those whomye ns a call.. Don't for
get *he place-corner at Fifth street-and!Market alley.
s m ylT:lm ROBERT H; JACK * CO
Saloons aad ilatlii*
-TST’M. M. WARD would Tespebtfully announce to
Vf the Ladies and. Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, and vi
cinity, that the spacious Saloons Build
ings, are now suppliod with a supenor quality of Ice
Creams,Cukey,Fruits, and other refreshments. Open
fromfi A.M.to tl P. M ,
ALSO—The' Bathing deparunent will always he found
inorder, for Hot. Cold; or Sbower Baths, an altnon in?
dirpen&ible requisite fortbe pieservalioa of-health,
inyll • • -
Asiisaoisnt for the Benefit. ot Creditors*
■a'yY order of voluntary assignment executed on the
H Sth day of May, iu The year 1653, by Class, M’-
Gratu & Co., said Clark,
M’Grath fc Co., made the said-RichardT. Leech, jr, a
Trustee, for the benefit of their creditors. All persons
having; claims against the-said firm, arc requested 10
present tliem to the subscriber; and-all persons indebted
to the firm, are notified to call on the subscriber, ai.133
Wood street, Pittsburgh, andpay or ananee the same,
myl? ‘ - R. T, LEECH, JR.
Daluiaa, VerDenos* Greenhouse Plant*.
mHE best calleclion.of Dfthlmk west of the m**un-
X taini, one hundred arid fifty varieties. Tliorburn’s
and iHovey T a.Verbeua», whichjxre unequalled. In fact,
Hoyey’s America,Republic, and Orb of. Day,and Thor
burit’s Heroine, S’Eclipaei and Sir 8. Blanc, are admit
ted to be'tfae Gems of the World-. ,The. above, with
every variety bl Greerihouee and other Plants, for sale
at the Passenger mid Remittance Office of
B JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European aod General Agent,
, myG 138 Wood street.
Propoaaia for Coal anU Slaoli.
SEALED PROPOSALS for delivering ia iheStores,
at the Works of ific PitLsburgfi Ga« Company, 100,-
000 bushels of and 30,000 bushels or.
Slaelc,;will berecclved ai ilie Office of the
til Thurrday, Jane M.185J, ot S o’clock, P-Id /tie
Coal and Slack lo be of snrh-ouality, and dobyortn at
such limes, nnd ill such quantities. 33 shall be approvtu
of and directed;: The standard of compuiat-on lor coat
and Slack to bo <0 pouudsper bushel. „ n
Tho payments to be mado monthly, retaining 20 per
cent, as security for perronnaiiMor<mniracn
Proposalato be nddressedtoThocaas Ba,ewcll*tjq.,
President of the Company; nndendorsed. Proposa.s
./v. rnn\ hurt ■:THOMAS IiAKVjVV LiLtb) .• .
my22:2w President of Pittsburgh Gas Company--
G«rtiut , « improwd Jaolodeoiii , i
. .. TFlEaUention of Dealersand the puli* \
fo respectfully called IQ the Improved
manufactured by the sub
if « f J ?scribera. - ; For; purity and richness of
lone they are unequalled, nothaving the uueven, sharp
andteedy sound-of. thole made, by others. They are
made of of.superb workmanship and origi -
nal desigmmafciuga beautiful Parlor Instrument, and
are admirably adupiedfor church music. Dealers sup
plied on the most llberaF terras. ; All orders.by roafl
promptly attended to, and Instruments tent to any
pan of iho country—olid fc C O.,
49 Causeway street JJoston, Mass.
Books will be Monday, 28ih
■ day of Jane next, at li otcloctci, A. M., foranbsenp
lionto the Capital Stock of the “Pittsburgh
Savings Company,” at: .the Office of Messrs. S &
PAINTER, Liberty streai, Fifth Word, tinder, the dt
■a*S**! Moorelietid, Charles Sholer Tnomaa Balrewell;
Monran'Roberison. Josiah King, Wilson M’Cattdless.
John Bi Bntler.Wm Larimer, jr.yßody Patterson, John
Small, W.J. Howard; John Moriison, J. 3. Craft, Bon
hen Miller, R H. Hartley, Wm,iEtehbantn,K; D. Gas
asm, Wm. Kerr, Alfred.w,Marks, Br.lt. Willson,-Ban-
Id Neeley, John Anderson, L-Wilmanh; C. Ihmsen.-G.
R. Riddle and Thomas Farley.
; ■ Capital: Smelt, ?it»,OuO.. To: lie divided. l into 4ifloo
I abates, atSSO each—9U) per share to be paid at the time
I of subscribing. ImjOitd
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FOR SALE & TO LET,
rno Mir-vi-bc stork room nt»t rntriaii® paw
.. ?5S u^ ieil i’or.uumn give Ben
Umj Will i»»i.. Jrof teffri. cr.ijuiri. fit' . '•
a <" B H CrtBsTKR, ?f PmiUifl.Mrf
® IQ l.lvl-A BTUHIJ *ei» for
u s)iop,l)ry (Inoif., Tummlng nr Orwcn Store.
Kent low. Apply 10 » OOI.DMAWN,
US Martel oreel.
■ ■ • To LeiT”-^
_f unr f_ TfICMIbSOUW EXCHANGE, on Water street,
fgSjS near the conur of Forfe/ms<*p
jgggl ply to Ak'crhtbu PARKINSON, StfrWord,
aprtfi if _ _____ „
ri O LlvT—’l ho kubfccrlbrr offer* iorßeut,. ffic l” 1 '
x store roon now occuj>irtHy.Mwisi : 9..Wi|ltH:k jfeSh
&Da via. Novrt7 Muriel street. PoMcsskm giv*n SBl
on the l«t of AprEnquire of
Uns:ir W<to ti Sl ,
-'■rvK a IRABI.E BUfJNtiS3 MTAft’l)-?J, oilc-rfor ic
1 / ilia watdlioUso JIOW odSujiiea tiy ine ns B diug
BtoiVutit'je rofiiCr of Übcriy amt Band meet*. A
good location for tia.jwcii of any kind. ko=s«SKm
given ; • lo*> • A. JONES’,.
. IT orSale* • :■■.■■ ■■
A FRAME Dwelling House un d; lot r t Cf ay
alloy, No 31. 'flio house is lb by 18,Sitorto* high,
Will, a wins 15 by 10. Lol ?„ d ' tp ~
l* t loo souu CUKTIS & '
myS : No 181,cor.of WooiljinJ
TS'n BRN \VOt)U ~GS RDEWSRFCUI SALK—Thu beau-
VJT life I anil will fciumn pbtce is flow piloted »o Pol
sous denning n deiluhuut and health? <touiury’-KfiHlciic&».
Tne whole will bo sold togeilior or :Hl qaanUUCS to-.8Ui1, ;
purchasers. Apply • immediately' U> -■■■;
_i-l THOMAS MOFFITT, Si> Fifths!^,
tl KISA.C UftKUAiN?!-FoK SAL.K,ofcxcijauge for
r PnisburgkraaittiractureftjFive IjQl*jCasUlOpDjr , .«MJ
feet, situated In. Thomson |ftn» of lfe»villn > Trortt > *
ins? on Wijlib s ieci, and iu su>d plan kuQwivuslolß Npa*
18,10.20,21 audCJ. Kiiqaircor ■
jei THOMAS MOFFETT,iW Fifth *ff ....
A LOT m Alleßheny City—Fronting 20 irel on Bea- -
J\ j ver >trcer, and extendirg baek 00 feet Id an alley; •
verv netf-tiie corner of l'lonlclTn slu.fThis
lot U well situated ft>r .bu»ine«.or ft dwelling.'- Apply*
immediately to ■ TUOMAB MOFtITF,-
jed . . 20 Fifth. itreet. .
■(pg& Ok IIKN T.—From me Isi oi Apnl next, ibe
a$S siore v with: dwelling iUtuohed t on this corner ut
and First streets—« good business stand
for a Store or Tavern, »t bei»*jr only one square froA;(he
river—will be rented low to n good ieimiu._Appiy u>:
• WAbiLK lilv&JNTt ■
No. .2.12 Liberty st.v
• murTs:lf
For Sale* ■
A THREE STORY JiRJCK HGU3E*and.LOT—Sil*
uaicd on Penn Plrrei»iu the flth;-w#rd.;. Tho lot fa ,
23 r feet front by tou feetrdeep: front building 21 by‘32.
feet, 3 claries.high; back building 10 by 10 feet, il stone*-
hick, containing 9 icoina .and wide entrance hall—
parlor in’ second-story j l!l : by 111 feet jorllco In from,
wiifx iron ruling. Tins property will be sold very-low.
Apply iramedmcly to THOMAS MOFFITT, . ■->
r j e *j . Fmh'gtfeet,
,• :* tPorSale a-t * Bargain*
; A SPLENDID FARM, aiid choice Coal;-the Farmhaa
v/V 94 acceViCQof wMchi* iitahigh state of calliva
lion, and about. 60 in Coal, of the best quality, wuh .a
good landirig-and safe harbor/ There is an aopndaneev
of Lime Slone, unci a choice quality of Flagslone.A
iicw FAim Houa«i welt good garden, paled-:
in; u stable amfout baUdings i an orchard of- welLse*: \
lecied truit; good water. -The-whole u incoinplete ot* -
der, pleaeunily situate above on the Yongft*
ioeheny River. S. CUTIiiIERT, General Agent,
•. 50 Srmiltfichtstreet.' "
Houle nn<i Lot for
THE subscriber offers for sale a two story .
BRICK HOUSE, situate oa Chatham • sired, bo-' :
fSEIIM tween Wiley, ar.fl: The hoase contains
sr-.veu-roomay had. is well finished throughout . Ueing ..
convenieuvtoiheinostaciivebußiness pans of the city,: -
Uisu very desirable dwelling for a 'private residence.- 1
If not disposed of before the. 24tb<*f June, it-will beotV
fered at public sale, onthat day, at 3 o’clock, PrlVh •
•• persons wi&hitJgio.purchase,vall plen*eapply to Mr.
Jack*oa'Duncan y e«iuerof High street and Peun»ylva*" •
ilia Avenue, who will ctveall nccersary mfoinmuon,;'
myiß:i, ’ JOHN HUGHES. ■ •
For bale. -
rpEN OR TWELVE IX>T9 Ol^GHoUNP;near
X toll gale in ibe boroogb of South ruisbargb,: all
within five mimi’ea? walk bf'ttie' Monongabela Undge. ;
These low are of large size, fronting on CarsoiUJlieei..
and ihe lirowrisville turnpike, amj ure oulongibe. best;,
lots for baildmgTurposes otMliat side of tlje riven one ;
of these being aiargeJot extending from one sireet jo.
the other, and adjoiuing the ioil.boise low •••♦
They wtft be sold low,andoti reasonable lenns, Title
nerfect. and clear of-iucdrabrance. t ; Enquire of ■■■*■ ■-
* 1 GEO F. niLLMORE,
No St Grant nt.
rnyHilmd&w
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situated on Big
A. SewicWey Creek, fifteen mile*: below Allegheny ,
City* end oboaithTee-quaners of a mile from the Rati- ,
-rood, containing 48 acres,23 of which is rich bottom ■..*
land, well adopted: to gardening or agricultural pur-;
poses, The balance is uplaul, well situated,and vrell,.;
umbered; basayoung orchaidof aboutlUO thrifty tree*.;, . .
Itis well watered.- It haa. a smolt houße on it* audlba* v
lerialsteody to pnt ut> a ttew oneld by S 2. Ilia expect
ed that a railroad elation house will be put up withm i
mile fromfo. For terms enquire of
CURTIS & DOBBS,
Real Estate A gents, over Patricks *nd Fricntfa Baukr r
iitir iionsp. i&l.cor. Wood ardSth sts, v (myig
Proposals roe tlio P.H&llcattorx
At THE "PENNSYLVANIA AKCUIVK9,” AND
I) F 0« THE PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST
THREE VOLUMES OF THE COLONIAL BE- . r;
Proposals, endorsed rcvernlly i 1 Proposals for
Publications of ilio '■ Pennsylvania Arcliires," and Pro- •
oosals for “ Re-puMicauon of the first three volumes of
The Colonial Recoids,” wilt he. received until, the lffih
day of JUNE next! in the office of the Secretary.of the
Commonwealth; for the publication of :theP Pennsylva
nia Archives,"and also tor the re-pubUcattoif of Ihehm
three volumes of the “ Colonial BedordsP’ragreeubly to' .
the nroyisions nPthe following sections of the following;...:
Acts of AsscniWy
As actp’oiiding far tKepitUicniion of the Colonial Re
cords, and ether orijfinisi fapeTs tn tie offieeo/tAe Seen «.
ttsry of tiii Ctnrmon'iDWlih.. ■
.jry of Hit : •
Section lV Ba it enaeied by the senate and lioaseot
Representatives of the Comrannwealihof Pennsylvania • -
m General Assembly met, mid it is hereby, enacted by '
the authority of ibe sameV Ihnt the Secretary, of the
Commonwealth be,: and-he is andxe-i..
attired to continue; the printing of. t ic -Minutes of.thov -v
I’ronriftary Government and Council of Safety, down
to tile adoption of the Con U:ution iu the yeuronethoti- - .
sand seven hundred and liinety, from ihepolnrat which -
the third volume of the Colonial Records terminate^;m ;
the some shape and sty le in which the voiomes of tbe>
Colonialßecords. already printed,.ate publisfaed-reach.
volume to contain not levs than eighthundred pages,and
that the nuraberof copiesof euch.volcfme.ahatl fiticcn
ba Secson2. ; That itVahati be thcamy of theSecreiaiy
of the Commonwealth, immediately a/ler the passage of -
this Act, to -write proposals for the publication of, the -
records aforesaid, giving public notice for pt lrasi one
month in two papers pobUshed4u:Philadfelphia t l?Ms*',, „
burah and Haittsburcy which proposals>toll state,the .
price per volume, arid stall include lbe iauhfuTand litetal .
transcribing of th v retorvs aforesaid,: under the super- ' .
inlcitdcnce tf ihe.S^cftW'nr. : tl»pn>h.cauoKaita-bfitdtng * *
in a manner ir.ii lorni wilit and r.ot inrct n.r to tn,: volume*
of the Colonial Kecofd; already puiHsheflvfihding all - '
material,. and tie delivering of tuein to the Secretary .of .
the Commonwealth: which proposals vhtul tie, opened. .
attheiitne uppornieil hy.the Secretary mipresentm or:; -
the Governor, .Aeditor.General and State Treaeurerwho. - ■;
shall then, with tiie.Secretaty,.proceed to allot the eon-_ - -
tract 10-thdowestoni best responsible-bidder..' Provld* . .
ed. Thai before ftsiig ingi the contract .ns a.fbresaid, the
successful bidder shall emer.into bond.'io:the Common
wealth, with two or more sufficient serenes, m the.snm. - :
of lonthousanddollars, ronilnional lor iho lailhfnl toIUf.
ment or his connect which bond Bball be approved by -.-•;
the Governor before being received. . i: , ' . ; “
Section 3. TliaViuhullbo tUeduiyof die Secretary of t ’
the Commonweolih.srr soon astheentire numberof cop
ies of anv one mime shall have been delivered into his w <;
odieettrceriifythavfaoitdihp Governor, who .shall then
draw his warrant or, the State Trt asaiet for theamoani
ducihe Coutr«cior occordibg. tame contract* wDteh shall,.
'be paid trat of any moneys in Hie ueasbry notoihemis©
appropriated! Prov ded, That not
certify asafOiCsaidjUntil.upon exoinmauou hc be satisfied , *
tnat the conuacx has been carried ont in accordance with,.
the true intent and meaning of this uct, and espcdally
that the volume, aspublivhed,is a tanlifulandlUeralcopy,... ■
°cction <G Q 'l’h i t the Governor Is, authorized and re*- - . .
quested to appoint some competent person, whose duly
it shall be to select for such of the original -, .
documents, letters, treaties, and other papers; pnor in ...•
date to this peace of one thousand seven hundred and * '
eiffhty*ihree,nowr:prcserved in • ••,
may oc deemed of sufficlcnUrnpormncetobe published i
• ana io arrange them dawana subject in one .* .
or raore volumes, not exceeding five of the size of the, .
Colonial Records heretofore pruned wluch shall, be call
edthe “Pennsylvania Archives.” i
; Sections That itahall beltiedniyOf the Secretary tf k
the Commonwealth. immediately aner thc kl Pennsylvo
nia Archives,*’ as aforesaid, are prepared for publico- -
lion, to procure, the printing of fifteen hundred copies of - *
the entite serjeaimmediately in the earntriminner, aud.
undertheßameie3tticuons,usarcpTovldedmihepeeond •
and third Sections of tbl* Act. in reference to the publi- .
cation of the Colonial Records--
An Act supplementary to an Act, emiUru “Aw Act'
providing for.the publication ol the-Colonial-Records;.;'.\
mild other original papers in the office of the Secretary of . -
the CouunoawcalUi,approved; Feb. 15, IfcM*
" vvhereas, From th©Datureofthe«ontenlM>flho Penn-' "' V. :
sylvahia Archives, now ready for publication, nls India* -v]
pensably necessary to thepreper execution of the wort
that Its publication shall u© superintended by some ac*'
curate and cdmpetehtpcTson,therefore.
Sectionl. Be it enacted by the Senate ard House,of
Representatives of thc.CommonweaUh of Pennsylyama
iu General Assembly met, and it U h-reby enaetedby
tho authority of the same, That Samue. Hazard be>B&it
hfl ls heraby appointed tocdtl and soperintfind die.pub- r .. ...
llcaiitniotiffiercnnsyltnnin Archives, nuiboriziititote
nrinicd bvlheAct to which, this is asupplemeul. , ...
P Seclion y 3 Tbat itshallbe tlioduiy of tiiocil.tot.tp dc
vote'hiß intite auehilon to the pnblicalion orsnnl At. , •
ch ves toprepntv all necessary notes Incbeos, nppe„.
dliesind fluen otlirr nntter nimaybe neecssaiyaua
ia Sir which Jis to publish “t-,-
of a- data ’later than seventeen hundred uniFT '■.
Stv-tnrc?, as »SttU in Ins Judgment be necessary topive ' ■
ocleaV and tsotnprchennve view ofrtny transaction com*. ■
saS Editorl>e and lietshcrcbyuu- ■ -
thorired lb ptoedre Iho liihosrnphtitff pf such plaiis of.
busies, fortifications, Indian mops, Indinu deedsorotlier : , ■
similarpapors nowcxioUnir among said Archives; d»he - - .
shall iodge-necessary to the proper tUustraiiou ol the .
said “ Pennsylvania Archives,” li.e expense.of wbitU i.
shall lie paid out of any moneys in the treasury notother- ■:' v
wise appropriated, after being audited und examined In
usual manner. , , '
Sectioh 5 That should the number of.volumea fixed im
the Act io which thisi* a bUppieraent, provuiiuafficieui '; y
4o contain the eniire number or papers now.seljected lor
nublicaiitiD, itshaU be the duty of tlie feecrctaiy of the
b© nccclsary th coiitam tuc enure collecuon, to. be pub* - t
lished by; the contractor in the «ame mauucr as* ibough • f; -
rio number of volinncshad been fixed by the Actio whloU ;
there is a supplement. „
. Section?. That the Secreatry of the ComraonwealUi
be authorized; to procure the TC-pubUcapnri t> f iiie firsl- -
three yolumesbf the Colonial Record?, otiriutru with the
present be published ond Untriboteil ncconl- n
Trig to iheprovioions oi this Act» and the Act to vvbica -r .
this isasorplemeni; aivdtliatiu themaltlng ofo contract f- *r
for the puhlifthtion o* 'the rcim*ylvama Arc>uves r and •
first three volumes of the Records, iheecrcuiry of the
Commonwealth be direclcdto provide for the pabllcauod .>.t
ofat leasVorie;Volamc permonlhincd be in:-
sttchmeasurvs ts wi)l-,ertfure.ihe
hricnof theeaid comtact:
. The contract for tbc.publicwion of tlie Colonial Re- *
cords, provided lor inihe 2d Section ofihe Act Umaboye t *
quoted,has olready beeu made t auidbiduers: will.confine. .
rtneif proposals torho tr Bennsyivama Archivv^, w and the. •••
rre-publicaiiottofrthc fifsl Uuec volumes of the- 4 * Colook ;
atßecoids,” or to enher one or.ihc other,.aseach will
ctfns Uuic the subje'cior aseparnie contract.
" Bidders will observe tbc requirements. of tbetM J?©c< ; *
Übri.'dMiie;ACl fi:Mabo*e quoted.and of >he 7tb Section 1 >
of the Suppleinem,' os no proposal faiting u* embrace, :•
them in every be considered.. The names
or Sureties, for tbe faithful falalmenl of, liic Opmta(M» > .
should accompany iho w h(<queS '
' SicrtiaTYQf.ihiCcinmanxce^iiJi^:
NcTE-r-Tbe ihtec volume* ofihe Colonial RecordsaJ-,
ready publhheUj may be aline jubbe l *' ,r ' s /‘ r *
of ihe Smie. H«yw
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