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THURSDAY MOBKXNG::::" :::::
cart of Jnne 9.
Oatfie BenoWudges M’Clutc, M’Kenna and
vs. Maty Matthews. Indict
ment, larceny. The jury in this case retained a
T erdiot of guilty, and the prisoner woe remanded
for sentence. .
A nolle pros, was entered in the case of John
M. Johns, indicted for assault and battery, and
the prisoner discharged, on payment of coßts.
John M. Johnston and Henry Cline were sen
tenced do pay the costa of prosecution, in Barely
of the peace cases, in which they figured as de
fendants.
In the caso of Thomas Martin, indicted for
' surety of the peace, the prosecutor was sen
tenced to pay the costs.. : . : i
Commonwealth ts. John M’Conncll, John Ken- j
dall, and George W. Sword. Indictment, assault
and battery, with intent to kill. Tho affray for
which these pereonß were indioted took plaoe in
* a ten pin alloy . in" the Diamond, in this city, a
short tame since, and by which tho prosecutor
was badly stabbed by Sword, who iB deaf and
dumb. The jury returned a verdict of guilty as
to Sword, but recommended him to the mercy of
the Court. The other parties wore found not
guilty. Sword was remanded for sentence.
Commonwealth vs. Elizabeth Burke. Indict
ment, malicious mischief. It will bo recollected
that the defendant in the case broke the large
plate of glass in tho window of Mr. Biohardson’s
jewelry store in Market street, a short time
since, besides committing various similar acts at |
the same time. The jury returned a verdict of
not guilty, on the grounds of Insanity,; . The
prisoner was remanded to the county prison, and
will, we judge, be sent to the Icßane Asylum at
Harrisburgh.
Several trifling cases rof assault and battery
and surety of tho peace were before the Court,
but were quickly disposed of, and would interest
no one. ■
An Amaxon Ono Christiana Wolf was held
to bail, by Aid. Major, .on the 24th of April, for
tho larceny of a watch, from a man named Mil
ler. A few days ago her hail, growing distrust
ful as to whother the fair, one would be forth
coming at the proper tithe, gave- her up. But
Christiana was at Freeport, and an officer was
despatched to arrest her; on Monday evening
she was “nabbed,” and shipped on the canal for
this city. At Tarentum, however, the fair, but
frail one; managed to escape, through'the con
nivance of a lov-ier, it is stated. But the police
.officer was not-to be foiled; he posted book to
Freeport and again arrested Miss Wolf—put her
on board the Freeport packet, and arrived with
his precious charge yesterday morning. But
the lady was not satisfied with her exploits, and
watching a favorable opportunity, she made o'
leap, cleared tho boat, and was seen, a moment
after, floundering in the canal, to the great
amusement of the spectators.- The offioer.wss
In a quandrary—he had done ins duty already j
in arresting her—he begged her to come on j
shore, but she was deaf to entreaties. A luefcy
idea was thought of, and with great dexterity ho
caught tho Amazon’s dress with a boat hook at
tached to a pole; ond drew her to the shore,
whore she arrived, exhausted and. overpowered.
A. carriage was called for; and the “ladic fair”
- was taken to jail, where wo are afraid she will
not have mitch-chance to improve her aquatic
education. . .
Counterfeit Money.—Oat readers have seen o
statement, In relation to a batch of bank notes,
issued by a branch of tho State Bank of Ohio,
which were bo wretchedly- engraved, . that they
have almost universally been taken to be coun
terfeits. A gentleman, tho other evening, at
tempted to pass ono of these notes on the bar
keeper of the floating palace, who refosed, on
the score of its being counterfeit —he tried to
gat it changed in other places, but no person
would take it, as : they judged it, from appear
ances, to be a rank counterfeit. The poor fel-
low was finally arrested, for attempting to pass
« counterfeit money—but was releaeea, when it
Was found to he a specimen of rag money, the
like of which had never been seen before.
ifl®
,g|p:
A Banter.—Tha late' ran of tho Allegheny
from Louisville to Cincinnati has excited the
boatmen brother quarters, and we learn from the:
St. Loms Republican that the Alton packet, Al
ton*, will be backed by her owners against any
three boats that may bo named, te rm the dis
tance between Louisville and Cincinnati—each
boat putting up $5OOO. This banter is directed
particularly to the 'owners- of tho Allegheny,
Buckeye State and Telegraph. It appears that
the regular “race ground’! for fast boats is the
run from Louisville to Cincinnati, and we hope,
for the honor of the boat-builders on the Ohio,
that the above banter will at once be accepted.
.Sentenced.—John T. Hutchinson was sentenced
by the Court, yesterday, to pay the costs of
prosecution, in a surety of the peace case, and
give bail in the sum of $3OO for his good beha
•viagr. Hutchinson, who gives steady employ-,
rmont to half tho aldermen in the city, was com
knitted in default of bail-.
The Biter. —Tho constant rains wo have hud
for some days past have brought the river up to
a fine navigable etage for all lands of steamers.
Last evening there were eight and a half fret
water in the channel, and from the steady,
heavy ram of yesterday and last night, we may
anticipate a further rise.
Theatre. —To-night, the splendid drama of the
Artist’s Wife will be presented—Mr. Jamison
sustaining the character of Claermont; two
laughable farceß make up a good bill of enter
tainment for the publio. As the Circus Palace
leaves, to-day, we presume Mr. Jamison will at
tract larger audiences than heretofore.
Beeerling hie jr«fc.-A rnn named Kelson
Soles was committed to prison, yesterday, by
order of the Guardians of tho Poor of this city,
charged with neglecting his wife and children.
He was committed for triaL
FuUg Committed. —Solomon Clemens, a colored,
man; was fully committed, yesterday, _ by the
Mayor, to take his trial for the larceny of $3O
from Mr. Glenn, on Sunday last..
H Committed.— Alexander Barton was committed
-to prison, yesterday, by order of the Court.-
Barton was on bail, "but had bsen giycn up y
ibis sureties* .
J. K. Moorhead has resigned the office of Pres,
idenf of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Rail
road, and Bobert Woods, Esq., 'eleoted in his
stead.- ■ . . ■ , .- • -
Company Forming.—A eompany is about : be
ing organizsd, in the western section of this
state, to emigrate to Oregon. They, number
over forty families at present.
For Below.— The Circus Palace leaves to-day
for below. It gives entertainments ,at nearly
every town- on the river, and is announced to
arrive in Cincinnati about tho first week in July.
Strawberriet are in our market, soiling at
twenty-five and thirty-seven cents per quart.—
They are rather miniature specimens, however.
CotU.— lsoao Wallace -was committed to prison
yesterday, In default of costs, in a. surety of tho
peace case.--- .-
BUeharged—Mim. West was discharged from
the county jail, yesterday, by order ot the Coun
ty Cojnnfisrieaers.
A Man Shot.—k man named Squires'was shot
on Tuesday night, by John J, Hutohinson, in the
Fifth ward. Squires and Hutchinson had a dif
ficulty in regard to Squires right to use certain
ont-honses in his yard, which Hutchinson do
med him—and: to prevent his using them, he
built a fence aoross the yard, on Tuesday, while
Squires was at Court, hut 'Squires, immediately
on his.return, commenced tearing it,down.—
Hutchinson came outj and after some conversa
tion, during whioh they both became excited, he
went into tho house and bronghtout a gun, with
which he.doUberatcly shot Squires, the chargo
taking effeotinhis breast and band, whioh ho had
involuntarily thrown up—the gun was loaded
With shot. Hutchinson was_ committed for a
further hearing. ■- :■ ■■■■■•■ ■■ •■■■• :
:::JUNE 10.
AeeauU and i?a«rry.—William Herd made a
complaint yesterday, before Aid. Parkinson, of
the'Fifth Ward, charging a man named Croslcy
with striking his child, and threatening violence
to him. A warrant was issued for Crosley’s !
apprehension. Theipartios both live ih the Fifth |
Ward.: ■ ■ ■.!
Robert Dunning made information at the same
office, against James Bown, in which ho was
charged with knocking Banning down, blacking
his eye, and otherwise injuring him. Tho par
ties reside 1n the Fourth Ward.
Mail Robbery.— -Telegraphic despatches have
beeia-received by tho Brokers, in: this city, whioh I
state that the eastern mail pouch, containing tho |
letters from this bity of the 3d, mailed on the j
4th of tins month, was broken Open, and its con- j
tents taken. Tho Chronicle says: One package,
containing in the; neighborhood of $BOOO, be
longing to Wm. Larimer, Jr., and directed to
Dreel & Co., Philadelphia, was picked up in the
car on tho top of tho Allegheny mountains. A
number of our brokers lose more or less.
Information Wonted.—Mayor Guthrie received
a letter yesterday from Lancaster, stating that a |
young Irishman by the namo of Matthew Dugan
had one of his legs crushed between two cars on
the railroad betwoen Lancaster and Philadelphia.
The letter also stated that a brother of tho nn
forturiato man, named John Dugan, resided in
the vicinity Of this city, and requested informa
tion of him;. If such a person resides hero, he
canobtain particulars of tho Mayor.
■ More Rolhcries.— Allegheny is certainly be
coming a great place for robbers, burglars, and
other bipeds. • A number of petty robberies have
been committed upon the property of citizens of
the Second ward, near the outer depot. Several
houses on Bagaloy's and Qhio Lanes and Shef
field street, wefe ; broken into by some burglars
on last week, and a number pf Bmall articles sto-
Ah Assault. —Hannah Barber yesterday made
a complaint before Aid. Parkinson, of the Fifth
ward, against C. F. levin and his wife, charging
them with making a violent assault ou her. The
parties in the Bait reside inLawrenceviiie.
Police Awe.—There Was no dearth of police
news yesterday, such as it was. The Mayor and
nil the Aldermen had their hands foil, attending j
to the numerous: assault and battery, surety of
pCaoe, and other cases before them.
Commitment!.—The usual number of commit
ments graced the jail dooketsrfor disorderly con
duct, drunkenness,! and vagrancy, yesterday.
When shall wo have a work-house ?
; Held to Pail. —SnmuelWylio was held to bail
by Aid. Major, yesterday, charged, on oath, of
Mrs. Huggins on, with having used threatening
language to her;
The Brilliant is the regular paoket for Cin
cinnati, this morning.
Effif* FRESH dVBTERS received daiiy by Ad
ams’ Express; at tho WAVERLEY HOUSE,
Diamond Alloy- - ■ '
~ , far But*-
riIHREK DOIbERS—OO fcc» long, ond 4(1 inches in <U-
I nmccr.inn.cn^onnmc.
JOMSWOUBS, ■
tvaKKFR AND EXCHANGE BROKER,—Dtai-r in
E Gold Silver and Bank Notes Curreal and par
f«?dS mceWei oh c‘po«lt. CollecUoM at
lead’d to. Fourth sirett, cne door east
PiutburgbvPtu l - *
—Franttlorl Springs.
GW. DUNGAN rc»pe«rallr mf«m3
_ anil the public Rf Janeia*
ti tfm PKANKFOat lIOfKL w:il be opened for
Ute" accoromOiJtitioirof BOARDKES r dari«s tba som“
roer *c*aon. • : •
Fttmkfortj June 7 ;gm _ ——
r Frti» Teaal ■
CiAfV ONK HALF HIESTS TKASgunriain* andon
hand, comprising all the van*u«* of Oreen
and Black Teasywhfch be told by ie package **
me lowest wholesale M’CUiRG & CO-,
» g. 'I - Grocers And Tea l>ettlera._
** >tw fnr ,
*rr* ACRES GOOD LAND FOR SAT-tl-'FooTimlca
Bei?or K WILKINS, Marble Wotfcs»Paisburgb.
jtO;lrßdA*2tw*
milF. Bm?““Scho?l C Di"«wf»*or e ur»« St. CWr
Blgb«»,Mieto«l
Know La. Al/sicvenron, Arlhar, Al,,a l '?,o'liSt3ww b
i»f Piit.bnretiPosiOifice. ljelMwaadww_
—ttni- Bntiery ana lea vt»u saloon.
, i st & P. SCHIEDECKEH, respectfully inform their
A. «W friendsflnd custrmcr*, that they nroiiorrpri:-
mirVd atihcirSateon,No.2d Diamond alley,loecrvimp
I rare ICE CBEAM,of the very best qanlily, llntl ti'iura
of the daj and: eyeniny. They always keep on nopd,
ever? kind of Cnltesond Confectionary, frnsliai.d sweet.
Panics and families will be served wild nil•Jf*
may order, on the shorten notice and l, ie mon sens
Bemember the place, No.«£5!?“ nl1
fliiev. afew dodraooutli of the t) 1 nm yi A s 77
lUue’a Bteam'Flano fc’orte Poctory, ,
‘ T.“. LEASElmvifiß
jmSSSSSSSEEInery U> lb® msumfoetUf® of Ij
and
upwards! , * °5OOO •
• pfa““r V oo, a ,oa ll.nd over John.'- Min.
raaSSESsi®
“SaSiSSSsf&3f
ftnU.; aiio, a fine yoing nnr.ery of choice ft on, all in
«nr>ct order and well adapted for. a market
B&duS’ ™l.n‘c“in be bad by PM<ns for the
grain crop, at a fair g^ T^, c S ornl Agent,
. .... . tO SmUlifield street.
6>lna OoionC black < TW*i -
•wffr v tronld calUbe attention of our retail customers
W E th T of Black Tea., .elected with]
great cere in the u, t nkfa.M?- ID. 6"c.;
k Ch Oolln g . e ;c lou^«1 o„ E * tr “ 0o!o " s K ;,oo ' K ‘
Young aSd-Gunpowder, name price.
® to call and examine our
iJShdd!? packed In onarter or half ponm.package,,
or In bulk, by Uie half Phkin Yea Storey
srsnssnSs SS^-r'i
S E a A u«m*^
Rice., }■ ’ * '
Tea, Hyson, : *
BiceFioar, - - .*
'■■■ Softpt ■ • *,r • • • . ■“'
Sperm Candles, - -
Coffee, : • - ■ *
Batter, best quslty, >•
Middling Bacon,
■. liams,: ■ ■ • ■'
. Lard, -■ .■ Z-_ '■
Flour,best superfine, : -
Molasses, -
■ Port Wine, . - "
Vinegar, - • _ ‘
Beslfeolted Meal, -
Potatoes, '! r -
Beans, > . per dozen.
Eggs* . • _■ • - m . per peeks
Sau».■ . do
. Hominy*. . * * r •. do' v •
■ Woo<i| *. ,<v. ~ ■ " _ - . - parbushel.
AH°of’the within stime?and 5 t ime?and ft
best quality,,and to .he/urn’s bed at W'{ ie l ‘ Sl eward of
snoh quantities us on the req required, i
the Hospital, approved by toe y he comrocto r
Any other arllcles ihal may newanu. , t a estimated
to furnish at the will avempo
, & additions Sh g» vrllt So
Sg the co^ P et will bo given
on and Agent.
je9 United Sialc* Sltnno Hospital*
B r TUB CREILLY LINE.
IX IH OoneBESS-FISST SESSION.
Senate. —After some unimportant petitions
were aoted upon. tho resolution-,0f." the House,
fixing tho ajjournmont on the 16 th of,August,
was taken up, and, on motion .of-Mr. Hunter,
laid on the table. The bill allowing: the: Utah
Judges their -salary, notwithstanding their ab
sence from the territory, was retaroed from tho
House with an amendment, which was agreed to,
and the bill is now passed.
The Senate took up n joint resolution direct
ing the Secretary of the Navy to complete a war
Bteamer for harbor defence, according to a con
tract made with R. L. Stephens, In 1842, whioh
had never been carried out, inconsequence of
Mr. Stephens having refosed to submit to the
Secretary his pl&s. After consideration,.the
snbjoct was postponed. The Senate.then went
into executive business, ond afterwards ad-"
journed. ■ j
House.— The speaker stated the question bo
fore the Honse to bo on ro-considering'_tlio veto
by which,a fewdayß Bince, tho Senate bill grant
-1 ing land to lowa to aid :in the construction of
I oertain Railroads, was laid on the table. The
I House refused to lay the motion to re-consider
on the table, and also refused to ro-considor tbe
bill. .
Tho House rcflised to take np tho Pennsylva
nia contested election case, of Wright ys. Faller,
and went into committee on the Indiana appro
priation bill;' Political speeches followed, and
on tho committee rising the House adjourned.
EUROPEAN -NEWS-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
New VotiK, Juno 9.
- The steamer America arrived :at Halifax yes
terday afternoon at half pest 2, bringing 88 pas
sengers, of whom 37 landed at Halifax. Among
the passengers were':Hincks. and Chandler, .rail
read delegates from Canada and New Bruns-
wick. ' - {
The Government 1 has:. refused to aid the con
strnotion of tho Valley of St. Johns Bailroad on
military grounds. ;
Eminent English capitalists have mode advan
tageous offers for the construction of an Europe
an railroad from Halifax to the Maine frontier,
and from Quebec to Hamilton, U. C.
Tho Baltic arrived at Liverpool at 8 o’oloak on
the morning of Wednesday.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. -
Money was abundant. , On Friday Consols
closed at par for account; U. S. six per cent,
bonds, 1862, were 104; fives, 1868,110@110j;
Slate Stocks quiet.
Breadstuff’s.—There was littio doing In Flour
lostwcck. A good demand existed for Corn at
Is. 6d. advance; the market closing with an up
ward tendency. The stock of American flour,
and grain was comparatively light.
Provisions—Salea 3000 : tacrccs Roof at a fur
thcr advance of from 6s. to 10s., with a limited
stook; Pork had advanced 6s. barreled, with an
upward tendency; of Lard ■ there was little on
hand; Cheese, no demand.
Groceries.—Holders of Tea ask higher rates
for qualities; in demand; sales 800 tierces Caro
lina Rico at full rates. ....'■
Linseed oil in foirdemand. Tallow ha 3 de
clined!
iivuEnroor. Cotton Maeeet. —Cotton active; i
daring the week 4 tho sales were .105,000 bales,
48,000 of which were oh speculation and for ex
port. American quMHieSbelowmiddliogbrought
lost week's prices.
Brown and Shipley’s circular quotes great ac
tivity in the manufacturing districts, and a
largo consumption of Cotton.
Commercial advices from continentaL Europe
j were Tovorablol Trade ih Paris was oetiye.
Tho stock of.cotton at Liverpool was 548,000
bales, of which 400,000 were American.
Brown & Shipley’s Circular quotes a moderate
demand for wheat and flour at last week’s pri
ces. ■ ,
The; business done in Parliamen t was unttn-
portant. j
Lord Stanley officially disclaimed, on tho part j
of the Government of Great Britain, any claim j
to Grand Island. Tho Admiral, however, has
sent awhip to protect tho British interests. |
Two ships ships from Australia have brought
41,000 ounces or gold.
It is expected that Parliament will be pro
rogued or dissolved about the 20th of June.
Tho Bullion in the Bank of Engtand exceeds
£20,000,000.
Rothschild again offers himself as a represen
tative in Parilaoeht .
The Jennings: estate is not settled as before
erroneously stated.
A telegraph lino has been established between
Dublin and Galway.
Tbe Galway Packet denies tho rumor that tbe
potatoe disease has reappeared.
Tho Ovcrtand India mail brings ncrounts of
the success of tho British forces against Ran
goon which had been captured and about 150
1 cannon taken.
SPAIN.*
The Madrid journals deny tot it »s to
intention of tbo government to curtail to
Constitution. .
The Spanisli government has appointed com
missioners to revise to theory upon free trade
principles.
r FRANCE.
. An amelioration or fusion between the elder
and younger branches of the Bourbons is
again spoken of. Emancipator of Brus
sels says a manifesto, in tbo name of Count
Chambard and tbo Orleans Prineeß* has been al
ready drawn up for publication, which has been
deferred for a brief season. The GfueUc dc
Cologne corroborates tbo statement. Cbangar*
nier is reported to bo a party to tbo proceeding.
Refusals to take the oath of allegiance multi
ply.
The Monitcur denies that Napoleon is exert
ing an influence in Madrid hostile to Spain. Tbo
denial refers to Lord Palmerston 1 !! recent.state
ment in the House of Gommons f .that the foreign
powers were intriguing in Spanish affairs.
A bill U'before tbo Legislature extending tbo
Tobaoco monopoly to tbo Ist of. January,
Napoleoa’a confidential enyoy bad an inter*
siew with the Cxar and other northern monarcha.
The precise object of his mission has not trans
pired
JTALY. .
The Marquis Daclllo had succeeded in rocon-
Btructing the Cabinet on o liberal basis.
The Tuscan government offers 1000 francs for
compensation for the late outrage ottnn English
man named Mather, who was cut down by an
Austrian at Florence., Mather and bis friends
indignantly refused It
Mr; Bulwer, Minister to Tuscany arrived nt
Florence on the 10th.
Mr. Murray, un Englishmen, sentenced to
death and confined in the Castlo of Spoltro will j
orobably have his punishment commuted.
V GERMANY.
The journals In Southern .Germany contain la
mentable accounts of famine in many of tho
distriots. Tho residenoy of Ober' Franklin suf
fers most. Weaving and other branches of em
ployment aro completely idle, and provisions
were enormously high; , ' ; „■ ■
~The Czar, It was said, would leave Berlin on
tho 26th of May. „' , , ,
The lioipsio Gozotto says the Czar has invest
ed 80,000,000 francs which were withdrawn from
the recent loan; also three and a half millions in
Holland and Belgium.
HOLLAND.
The Dutch ministry is newly formed. An un
easy feeling gains strength, to the cffcot that
Napoleon has not abandoned Ins scheme of on
— despatch from Marseilles an
nounces the India mail with Calcutta dates to
the 27th April and Bombay dates to the 8d May.
The British lost 150 men in tho capture ot Run
goon. ; '
NEW VOBK MARKET—Juno 9.
Cotton... Bull; declining -
F10ur...54,12@4,25 for State, $3,3 1 @4,60 I
for western. „ I
Com... Mixed Gl@o3; yellow 03J.
ProTisions...Meßs Pork $18; prime $16,00. I
Lardlo@ll|. . .. ; |
■ Sugar... Orleans 4}., .
Goffeo...Bio ?J.
* Hemp... 5117,50. -— n .
i ■ PHIDADEIiPUIA MABKET —Juno 9.
I. SkSSSS«!S®S^&'
25 Com meal and Bye flow $8,25@8,31 each.
GrMm”vhoato7e to?l. Bye 76. Corn 04
I ®Provisions...Mess Pork $18@18,60; prime
I $16@16,50. Lard 10J@10i for bbls, and on
I pent oilvanco for legs. |
; v do
. do
Price per l)bl
- per Rail
: - Co :
per qu«Tt.
ner bushel.
- do
S*rass^«gfi£Si3S
S; B ib“bXTng IoU,. and Spfo’gr'e^.Tii
w
I atoess purposes, tor ,
> No. 183 Wood etrect* Pittsburgh*
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■ Washington, Juno 9. -
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DAIIur&BTIBVOF TUB ffIABKHT'
Ofpics of.thx Oailt Mod Post., .1
* TAuwrfoy.JanclO.l6s2. 1
The weather yesterday was wet, and disagrcdab' e for
out door business . . •
' FLOUR—Tho inspections yesterday amounted to
About 400 bbls. Receipts by liver were light; the
great r- pottion. sold wa3 from wugoes; t)ic ruling
fignres were 5a,05(33,00; from store,7s bbls. at 3,12.
B SODA ASll—Tlterc is more inquiry for Sodu .with n..
sale reported of two casts, on private terms.
OILS—We note sales of 5 bbls. No. I Lard at 60c.s 0
do nt 70c; Linseed Oil,sales at C8070c.-,
BACON—The demand and prices remain unchanged.
We quote sales of 5 hhds. Hams at OJc.; 160 do at ttjc.i
800 do at tied 4 l.hds Sides at»|e; 2,000 »s,Shouldem
at ejc.; 5 tierces Sugar Cored Hams at 1101 Me.
FISII—SaIeB of *0 bbls Herring ntSS,23 to 0,60; 10
bbls. No. 3 Mackerel at 8,00, cash,-10 bnlf bblt. do at
' 4,50; 4 bbls, Lake Trout at 8,00. ■
CHEESE—SaIes of 30 bxs. aIGJe; GO do at CJc.
1 - GROCERIES —There is a .moderate.demand forCcf.
fee,Sugar and Mobtsses. We note a rale of 35 bags
I Coflee, atloc.for inferior, and Ioie. for rrime. Sugar
lis held Arm at oto OJc Molasses 35 to 30c. •
I GRAIN—We quote Oats at 2Slo 3Do. Corn, S 3 to 40c'
I from first hands. ■ ■
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
business at Cincinnati is still on. a
limited scale, but there is a somewhat better feeling on
the part of purchasers, anil we make some slight alter
ations in our figures :
Tab, washed and tall, .
Common and. J blood Fleece, 2202't
J blood Merino, SWa*.
} do do 28027
Full blood,’ . • ...28030
J off for unwashed. , ~
At Baltimore,' email sales of new clip unwashed at
IOOJBC, ano washed at 28023 c. There is an Import
this week of ’B6oo hales from Pern.
TheCadie(O ) RspuMitan of lest week says: “ Ws
learn from our mere,halts that the following prices for
I tho-new clip are talked of—Common to J, 28. cents; J.
27028; I, 25030; and fall blocd, 31033 c The market
however, is.uhieitlnd, and dealers ato not disposed to
° P At l NeW*srorkf wool is firmer;. 10,080 lbs full blo'-ded
merino sold til 43c; 150 bales unwashed inest eo sold at
I 100161 c; 50 centre Rio at 15,. and CO common He,; 0
mouths. Foreign Wools are wamefi for re-shipping..
Baltimore Amcnean of Saturday
says: The trait tactions or the week have bechexten
sivr—tho aggregate sales of all descriptions being oboat
80fO bar’s. The principal sates have been of Rio. viz—
-4000 bogs 0100510; 2000 bags do at £|o9Je; 450 bags,
Maracaibo at 9c; 350 bags Jamaica at OJr; about lot)
bags Laguayra atOJe, and 100 bags Java at life The
imports or the week sre 12,208 bags Rio, per barques
R. H. Douglass and Rainbow, brig Abo, and schooner
Clara: 2670 bags Laguayra, per brig klttn; and 151
bags from New Vdrk. Total 15,1U?bags.
COTTON—The supply In market ntjpresentdoesmt
exceed 450 bales—perhaps 4\»5 would cover alt on hand,
Jft such a sta'o of affairs one cannot expect much va
riety in tho irunsuiioos or i*vcnanlmjuion.omcngthe
holders. V?e give the only figures mail reliable.
NEMI’tJH COTTOK <<COt4TlOirS.
Inferior,
Ordinary, Jj®';
*.5 inu line,
Good MiiidUocr,
Middling Fair to Fair, .
— SStviyhit Jfptait June 1,
port ok pmsßiniqit
•‘Si ritt WATBB IN THK CHANMII.
ARRIVED;
Bltamer Atlantic, Parkinson,Brownsville.
u , Uahic, Beunet, BrowrwviUe. g
’ J. M’liee. Ucadricfcaon, McKeesport
M Thomas tsUnver, Bailey, West Newton.
** Geneajme, Connnt, tVc*i Newton.
•* ts Bayard, lUieabeib.
Michigan No. v,Botrss'Beaver
u ForcutOuy, Mordock, WeHsviHc
u , Winchester,G. Moore, Wheeling.
‘ l Malta, Dexter, Zanesville, .
Brilliant, Gt ace, CinctanaU.
JLuella, KounU» Louisville.
DEPARTED:
l ’ Baltic* Rennet, BrownsvillCs
M Atlonuc, Parkinson. do
“ J.M'Kee, He.ndrichson, McKeesport.
Si Thomas Sbriver, Bailey, 'VcstNewicn,
u Gcrse*s«, Conarit, West Newton.
•' S. Bayurd, Peebles Fttxabcih.
•" aHchlgon No.t-'.Uoies. Heaver.
** ForertCity, Murdoch, Weßsvtlle. .
-* CoflweJJ, Wheeling,
u Cincinuaii, Boic*. Ciadnnatl.
EJerUltiu pArktrsknrgh And Uockitig*
i ffig! is port Pactuti
The steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A. S*
:GsaMt nu*ter, will leave PuttburKb every Monday,
h% a o’clock, P. M.) returning will leavo liockingport
every Tuesday, at b o’clock, A. M.
Fa*tea*er**ad shipper* may rely ouibe almost ac
commodation and promptmua. VV. U. WHKELER, '
(nartt - No. si Market street.
Alugbcnjr lUT«r TrßiJ*._
regular fUasklm packets,
c TttJtGce fftaaniet ALLEGHENY BELLE
\Ya. Al)e-
-wnarf for Fraofclin,,cvcry au«i TfetiT»dqyj
**Tife film itenmer ALLEGHENY BELLE No
Joks leaves ;bc AUcglioa/ wharf for Eraafc
jin,every Thutctay antf Frfitey,
For Ftel tflu or Fa«*gsc.gpp)yan Boats
gor iaorieui' and Hockuigport.
, CSS> .!>> Tix«6rtf »'.cau« PACIFIC, Kesoca Mak
fur i*w above nniimenacai"
*u?potvsi«tJ Wfl/KSWV.tH o’clock, P. M.
Ferftei*M« •
nafio No.f>l Water »UHj;d C 3 Front »t- __
" FoTliuTuorno ead Catflib*
I THE ligHtaramM and steamer
Capu Mwill l«wtnc
wharf oo Monday, Wednesday aml l riday#,
at 3 o'clock,'!*. M ,for Kmaanios and Catfish. For
ffcMtor pa»-**jte ripply on board. tnogin
IJor L «iig ileocli, Marietta, l»nrttor»Btir{J
" ** anil Oalllpotlt. .. „„„„
. , The fine btewoet GOV. MEIGS,
i iS'iS.is FircM, r.ioi'rr.tvill loare fur Ihc eVovq
7«.
For r«i g M or puns'
Weancßtlay paebat for etaclnnou.
„n THencw aoil fart tiinojßß slssmer UN*
!aSfeftC>NNATI, Biskisow**, M«ler, m! )«*«
. .
ggyMshtorp.m'',
iifiisiPßCM AND 'At£KCI»ISNY CITY BONDS
I —Wauled a! best tatt», at lbs e
Third by iji-71 A. WIDiKINS fc CO.
’ XOTEuI IKN V~3AVINGS FUND COMPANV -3
A «b«rc* for raid »t a CO.
- ' " " Saw Good*. , ' .
E WATTS A. CO,l« Liberty meet,haveteemed
. Tnt , o»v.hy the Pennsylvania Koltread, a levee
otof o°S«nejeVlvleCASStHEBI«. Imff
A' —Ff.ETKim nib okiiioab siijuv obtiib
SOHUTBIIKS ntfaiofl Horu*Mfm nnU RttUonol
i«m by K-.v. M W. Jacobus, I> 1»... for sale by
““’s’ ftAWSDN-It'-AUSEW.W Mntletw. . |
VjARA'iiL.S— AiioiKef Inrco lot of ibeso vciy cheap |
if X i«i««dwji« MASON fc cal 3. :
j, 3 tij mid M Martsit street.
«LVK^KVRHI*DWiaCm t W*'K«§MWS
Huuuuk and Open Did Gever»,of thebe*t.quallty aod
finish, which i offer to my friends and patron* at each
, prices as cannot Util to please .^..^.imAßi
Yoa will also find ftttbe above platen inice assortment
of Jewelry and Fancy Good*, to which
in most respectfully solicited.
*"—BeiloeVii Prices.
A A MASON * CO ,U-» and OF Market street, will ]
, rpeuthi*morning-- ' •
7 cases Borage. Uo Lames, 100111»
3 do JJereges. I3cj . . •■ *
40 pieces Figured Changeable Silk* verj low,
eon Cropo and Summer Shawls }
IS ea»rs Printed l.nwnsnnd Muslins s . • •
17 do Sommer DfiLdncs.somoasloW'asUK.,
Also, Lace*, Kmbrotderles, Hosiery and Cloaca* Uc»
" Wsahtnc Made icnay* '
SSALO It CO.'S CllbMWA|. SOAl'-For«artin^
. all kinds of dollies. nniMed mtus**, &e, »•»
b new article, pronouueru by those who hove usedu*to
bo superior to any soap in >he market, for common m
It Eaves in coup, labor, wear nnd tearof clothes, one
half. Warranted
tide washed. It* excellent qualities can only be Teal
*»4 by irlat. For w^ lc “^, a c IVRO A ?0.,
je, [Chronicle copy.] 3S» * Bibctiy slrwt.
rt?HB bell c*«"etlon cft Dahlia* w«»« oMhe mr-un-
I tain», one hundred and- fifty varieties. TUorburna
and llovcy’B Verbeua», which ore uucqaalled. In fact,
Hovcv’s America; Republic, and Orb of Day, add Thor
u'hd
led to be the Gem* of the World. The above, wi n
every variety of Urccnhoura and other Plants, for sale
a,Uo Vasicngcr and K^j^^gb^NSOS,
European and Of acral Agent,
* V 33 Wood »trcet._
■ llcnrYal Hear Te »
NOTICK IS HEREBY given to all purchasers of
F;uc Jewelry ant? Wslchcs.thal Hood is now ready .
lo supply you with the best and most .fashionable fine.
Gold Jewelry, and at lower prices thananyol.trdea!-;
er in the city: He buys for cash aheapand sellstor.
ensh cheap! makes >«Be sales and small mputs
Thoteforc, all persons purchasing Oold jeweW, l«no
Silver Ware, watches, *o., from this establishment,
will be sure to fret the valuepf 101)'Cents> for over dollar
Invested Gold Watches from $2O to SWO, Stiver
Watches from 88 to 20, Silver 0 * a a°
*2O, and other foods equally at
HOOD’S, 61 Market street, the only Wholesale nrico
Jewelry Store hi the cliy. • '• ' i~’ " .
Prof.OUni 11-U. W elt«»t«y.H. »•> j
LtcTORFRTOTHErUNTESiAN^ SCHOOL !
irAl. Euienno.T. Le Plamade.of Paris, and Ut W.
V. Bartlett, of tiew York; may be
factions of tbe Throat, Langs and Heart, at his rooms,
’a stay la Pittsburgh la limited to the 23th -
inatanUand as to see ail hia PlJjfJ'i,’
ing before hia departure, those intending'?
i selves of hia proreaaiottnl advice, should daso as early
I nanraeticable. Apamphlet descriptive or biatteatmenl
by medicinal inhalation, may be procured at hia rooms.
( JcOtOtf
RliO W S’S KlCil »BBK|
TURTLE CREEK, PA,
ofUioPenna r TRail*
open foi.liic.te
si^Ksassassfef®
. awtebsMyssas#
delightful Sew It iS n»pdfio«‘»y
drives, and heaolrfiil « ! vem | nlof tat-class
"MrfeSsdSSSSSI w.
jjyTlie enable Wdi toseoute tUe
SS S C Jf.£=aa»facuon cf aU whomaj vl.«
1 him in hi* new location.
r\ ■ Auction Card* - • • .
ondersigne£.;oftcran interval t>f four.y f ears,ha»
T again resumed business. Having complied with
the requisitions of the law regulating Sales at Auction,
and having procured a first class License an Auctioneer
for the City of Pittsburgh, ho offers his services as aoeh
to his friends and the public generally. Wnh an expe
rience of nearly thirty yeurs m this line of baslnesg.;he
hazards nothing inaaywg thavbe wiU be enabled to give
entire sadsfacuon tp all those who may feel disposed to
patronize him. ' I*. McKfcINNA, Auctioneer..
Refers to die principal Cny Merchants. ty9
! Auction— Dally Sale*.
AT the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood
nntl Fifth streets.at lOo’clct.A. M.,a general as
sortment of Seasonable, Staple ond Fancy DryOoods,
Clothing, Boots nnd Shoes, Hals, Caps, ac.
. : , AT 2 O’CLOCK,' ;■ ■ „ ,
Groceries, Queensware,. Glassware, f Table Cutlery,
LooltingGlnssess, new and second hand Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &ct. _ ■■■ .. „ „
■ AT7 O’CLOCK, JVM.,., . . ,
Books, Stationery, Fancy .articles, Mnsical Instru
mcnts, Hardware and Culler/,
Gold and Silver VVaielies, &c. P* M*
: ' Auctioneer,
P.M’KKSHA, Auctioneer.
Fine jewei-by, 'sc., »»* tn«.:»«
be opened Uobsov(W jujow.
a large arid variedassortment of■fine Jewelryy t compr s
ing every vacieiy. usually found in a regular-importing
house. Also, all kinds of Spectacles,
?*± r 3 ™ A^;
P. ja. DAVIS. Auotloneor.
BAROUCHE at Auction— Ou Friday afternoon, Jane.
X ith* at ft o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms,
corner of Fifth and: Wood streets, will be sold, one cub
sinntial well finished Barouche..
jeto ; : P, M. DAVIS, AttCl’f.
BOOKS at auction.— On Saturday evenings June
JtJtlt, at 7£ o’clock, aUhe Commercial Sales Booms,
cornerof.Wood and Fifth-streets,-.will be gotd»a large
collection of valuable Booksj among which are *tan-:
darcl works in varioasdepartment* otiilerature ;superb
family biblos.in splendid binding» blank books, Jetier
and cap wriung paper, steel, pens, pencils, eaye.opes,
• jjelOl - P. M. PAVIS- AuetV.
H
*OUS6 ANU LOT m THtS OBVtSiV ill W AHO
at Auction.—On Saturday eveningy Jane 1 Sin, et
8 o’clock* av the Commercial' Sales Rooms, cprner of :
Wbod and Fifth streets, ■will be sold that valuable Lot
of Ground, situate oil YVarieh street, between Webster
and Bedford, having a front of 29 feet lOtnehesoh War*
rcn street, and extending back IW> feet to an alley 19 feel
wide-. On which Is erected atwos ory frume Dwelling
Uoasc, with basement, fruit trees, shrubbery, 4c.,: which
may be examined by calling on dames O’Brien, on the
premises. Terms cosh. -
je9 '
S
i HKRIFF’S SALI3- of Mahogany. Veneers* Cabinet
MakerVToo!*, Patterns, &c* On-Fri
day* June lltli,at 2 o'clock, P. M, at tbe Commercial
Safes BoorasVcornef ot Wood and Fifth streets* will he
sold,by order of Carter Curtis. Esq., Sheriff. for cash,
par funds—four boxes Mahogany Veneers, a quantity of
mahogany, rosewood and walnut carved mouldings, 1
cabinet makers 1 tools* pattern* and hardware *, a quan
tity of Upholstery j colored engravingvof specimens of
Farhiiurei.a variety of JewolryjFancy Goods, Ac. Al
so, one cask and one can Copal^Varnish.
. .. . P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AN D SU
PERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Arc
tios.—On Saturday morning, June !2lb f at 10 o’clock*
ai the residence of Mr. E t)?er, In Lower St. Clair
township,ontbe hill abovetheTeroperancevilJe Metho
dist Church, will be sold, his entire stock of superior
Household and Kitchen Furniture* which -ha* been but
a short lime in U'o, comprising superior mahogany
spring feu* rofa ; chairs ond rocker; centre, side and
dining tables; dressing and plain barcaus; Windsor
and common chairs; high and low post bedsteads; par
lor, chamber nml stair carpets; rugs, mbits, window
blinds, brass fender, fire; irons, looking glasses, china
glass and qaeenswore, fcitehen furniture, cooking uten
sils,l fresh milch cow, 5 hogs, Ac., Ac. Also,;a new
two story frame dwelling . house, finished. ia the best
stvle,Qn a comer fbt, seventy-four feel frontbf lOOdtep.
with a new cistern, fruit and shade trees, shrubbery and
other improvements
je7
OATtt— 19) sacfcsptimo Oatß, In store and for side by
j>3 ' _ ib. S. WATERMAN tc SONS
HERniNO—dDbUIs
_Je«
FIIASK .9. U AKB W Bit,:
i POTUKCARV AND CHEMIST,—Soma-wett coy
J\. per of Prnn and Walnut streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pre-crtpiiohs filled atoll hours. . - (j::7:lw
1., a. Johns r.sVLPT.
■ J. Lovely & Co., .. . :..rv.:
Dealers in choice pam ily groceries,
Teas, Pickles, Fruits, Ac.,Ac.,No. SGfijLtbeity at,
{north side.) one door below .Hand. - fmyihhv
uuiieli » douutou,
EHOLESALF. GROCERS, COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, and dealers in Product and Fjcjlurgn
ifanurn, 118 Water ami 100 Front streets, P;tts
barali. Pa. - - Imyl?
.' " *“ aothießiil,
CELEBRATED for neatness of fit, fineness otquahty,
durability of workmanship, and lots prices. Men’s
and Boys’Clothinir. Great inducements to cosh buy
ers. IV* slticip 10 pi-ojt. CHESTER,
. : - . ■ Wood street.
AMEEt'INO OP THE STOCKHOLDERS of the
‘■Fifth Ward Savings Bank’’ will be held at the of
fice of the Bank, N0,4J4 Liberty street onTncsday.tho
S9dt day of June next, at U) o'clock, A. M, vrtfi refer
ence to haeinaihe stock consolidated.into n corporate
company. IsnßMrJmi JOHN STEWART,Reeretirtr.
iRANOIMS—IS BOSJ>— A. teigneue arid I'tilevot-
Brandies*—dark oxtdpaie—itKjrcosfc*; alao,Na- :
poleon". iir octave*—under Cuetom noa*e charger fo
prettier vriifc 17 varieties of Ko.chelic, Cognac, nnd.JJotr
de»ux Btaudic* of the mon superior muUtjeyj i.} store
and for *alocheap T by. JACOB \\ IvAVKHjJr,
cor. Market and First els*
(murVO 1 J — ' ““
(Jloreil Olo««! Olovu-I :
OPENING THIS DAY, m No. 9t Market street, a
Bite. lot of I.Uie Thrcntl, Sill: and Cotton Glovw,
which twill soli a. wholesale price* by the tingle pair.
Perrons wiuitlne to purchase will please call early, as
iwamiocloretaetoona JO , )N w . KENNKDy .
Oreot Bnrfinlnil , ■ . „
TN VELVET, PILE, TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
I OAR PEPS—Which will he found at the carpet wore-
Souk of W. aVClinuwt, S 3 Fcnnh ureet. At we ore
dnermined to *eil off our preteni stock Of the above
Roods ui eost, we invito the oitenu'oo of ihpse wishing
to fomUfejW great Uargaia*.
finite subscnuersto the inamottd Martel IK;ub«hwiil
1 pleat* take notice, thatthey are hereby ceiled upon
to pay 120 per cent, or their subscription, ©n or before
MONDAY,theHA dayof June next, and twenty per
ctau every thirty day* thereafter, until all Is paid.;
Ur oiderof the Building Committee,
ll. P. king. Treasarcr.
Wbol«*«te and Ueutl« > v f
tttwp, oanb. wmbbkua and pahasou
VV MANUFACTORY, No, 143 Wcpd street. -JOHN
W. TIM, now offew for **lc t at Eastern pTices.abtgO
afcßOTuaeot of the above Goods, to which the attention of
dealer# W invited. Also, Carpet Bags, and Ladies’
Baichd*. Umyt
' “ KamUjr Urocerieo*
THK UNDF.UBTGNEU having rented the stand fnte-y
occupied by Henry C. Kelly, would respectfully tu*
form their ftiends,:htt they have opened aWauuly gr©*
eery/* with a-stock of articles selected in the Eastern
ciiier, etpressly for family nee. "c assure those who
tmromxe uv that no effort upon our past wilt be found
wanting to pkait tbo*e who give us a calh DonH foi
cet ihe place—corner at Fifth street and Matket aUey.
raylTiim '• HUBERT.* H» JACK A CO.
"Saloon* and bbiui.
SM. M. WARD would respestfolly announce td ;
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh and vi
k that the spacious Saloons aUheJAihecaiuia Biitldr
ing*;are now supplied with a fupenor quality©/Kd
Creams,Cakes, fruit*,and other refreshments. Opea
frotnO A.M.toll P. M
ALSO—TheßaUnn* department will always be found
In order,for Hot, Colo, or Shower Baths, nn almost in
diroensibro requisite for tbe preservation of health.
- myil ' . .••••• "":.
Assignment for tne Uooodt of CrtavtOr*,
BY order of voluntary assignment executed. ©» the
Bth day of May, in the year l£sd, by Claus, M-
UiuTit & Co., to Richard T. Leech, jr .the said Clark,
JVVGratb A Co.* muds the raid Bichard T. Leech. jr : , .a
Trustee, tor lire benefit of theli creditors. AH persons
having claims against the said firm,arc requested to
present them to ihesut'scriber; andnupersoastodebted
totbo firm, are notified to cull on. the subscriber, at/dJ
Wood street,-'Pittsburgh* and pay or ananKOihe flame.
mtl7 - R. T. Lbr.uM v JP.
Car&sri'tf m«i<hl«o>». -
r ’' TUKnttemion of Dealers and Uic pub
ffijS-SasaS'i lie i> respectfully called to the Impioved
Melodeone, manufacture!) by the sub--
l t 6 | gr scriber*. For purity and tidiness of
rone, they arc unequalled, not bavins tlie uneven, sharp
and reedy souud ; of Iboso made bypUiers. They are
made of rosewood,Of superb workmanship and oriei
nal design, making a beautiful - -Parlor; Instrument, and
ire inimitably adapted for charcli music, llculers tup;
nlied on ihe moil liberal terras. Jill orders by mail
promptly attended to, and Instruments tent lo ony
pan of .the cuuntry-nnd warranted. lark&
40 Causeway street Boston, Maia.
Notice*
TJOOKS WILL UK OPEN ICD on MONDAY, 23ih
15 day of June new, oil l o’clock, A. M., forsuhsenp
lion 10 the Capital Stock of the “ Pilisburgh Truat owl
Savings Company,” al ihe Office of Measrß.HA\S «
tAINfISR. Liberty sired. Fifth WurJ, under the di-
St T! K ftloorcbe&a, CharlesShaler
Moreau Roberiwm, Josmh K]ug,\VUBDnM.CanUless,
John U. Butler, W m LftriineMr., Ro-Jy John
Small, WU, Howard, John Craft, Rett
hen Miller. R 11, Hartley, Wm. L cbhaum; l*. IL Gai*
lamfwm. Kerr, Alfred W. Marks. Dr.lt.will.on, Dan
lei Neeley, John Anderson, L. Wilmatlh.O. Ihmsen. u.
R. Riddle and Thomas Farley.
Capital Stock, SCtWJWO, To- bS divided Into’l,Mtt
shares, ntS5O each—3lo per share to he paid auhetimo
of subscribing. - - tm,3;ld_
Rmporlum of Llehtl •
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS. I
Tsr H. WRIGHT, (successor to J.S.Touan), Mann.
W • facturerof and Dealer Whotcaaleaud Retail Ln.
the above named Oil and Lamps,is no wrecetvmga large
assortment of LAMPS, for burning tbe ; Ethereal,Oil,
Ganiphine and Pine Gil. . Also, Lamps of every desenp*.
Uon, for burning Lard and Lard Oil.
Chandeliers, Girandole Hall Lamps, hVlcks,Globes,
Chimney Mats, Cans, and all things pertaining to the
lr Eihereal.Camphlne or Elite Oil,- regularly supplied
once or twice a week. , , , . ,
Allorders left with .the wagon,-which 19 constantly
passing through the oily, will be promptly attended ip.
, N. B. Lamps of all kinds altered to barn the Line
red Oil. All articles delivered in any part of the city,
orin:Allegheny,Aeoofc.,L: Vw^_vriii(3u _
No. st.j (Apollo Uafl,)
between Market aria Wood.afreets.
DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
CoBNBR OF iIABKET ANB llitßD STBSXTS, TIItSBUBaiI
tn 1840 —Inccrpoxaltd hy -th* iA&islalwz of
Pemuylconia, trfiA Pentiual Chancr . • . .
TJRINCIPAb-Pi Dorr, Professor of Tharetical and.
jT I*radical Book-keeping and Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HAicn,Ksq.,P,rofes*or of Mercantile Law.
John D. one of the best Penmen in the
West, Professor of Ornamentaland Commercial Pen-
I ra p. Hayden, Principal of tho ClofiaicalDepailment,
I Professorof Mathematics and Classical Languages ? .;
: Those who aspire tfc the hlgher rank as Accoantarits,
requested to call andexamina the credentials or this.
Institution,from upwards bf.oaehunared Merchants,;
"Bankers and Accountants in this city, whonave been
itraiuedfhrbusinessin it. - Also, the emphatic tesUnjo--
nials of• ther American Institute, ice' Chamber or Com
merce, and many.of theieadine.Merchants,Bankers, |
Sd Bsaikbfficers, J off iho city of New Tork, appended.
«£thebiure& of 4i Dufl>s North American, Accountant,”
nnd “Western Steamboat Accountant ”
Buffs Book-keeping,! W royal oetavo pages. Harpers,
mL York—price 31,50. . IJuff s Western Steamboat
Accountant, complete, with Hand’s Time Table, 31,Q0.
Merchants ana steamers supplied with thoroughly
trained accountants, onepplicattonal theCpllqge. -.,
, Send and gel a Circular by
• v ».
„ life- " *-• 41 * * 1 , ’ V - .£♦
, , «, „ - •“*- t, 1 LV J , > ’ ,
. T?fM fl ’Rif ABLE CURES!
j,.y wS w/oLM-Jf® VGHTOWS
PEP S ‘g jiaughun'i A'o'e
S
i3SfigSSffii®sf#j
lomach. Two or .three
cues o day tlje P® 11 '.*"'
reused to. sach a degree .
as to make ner scream wiui agony, rhese
pened sometimes after food, and sometimes wneiv noiie
had been takem She raised mash sour, clear flow irom
the stomach in-'he morning. The stomach swelled much
at night-' -Tongnc coated and clammy; reach must, no •
appetite. " Bowels costive} rdall, stupefying Bcnaation in
i the forehead. - Complaints of two years standing Gave
i her some Pepsin on Monday. Come back.m a,week.
Said the pain had not been half so bftd since taking the
second dose,ami 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: free from uneasiness amtpatatn
the stomach—raised no acid fluids—head.felt clear, and
every trace of the Mtraach .complaint was removed.
Casb2,—MarnedLudy,Bged.so— P<wt*q/k , ' ea b**s:/“v
Very stout lady. ' Had sdffered-oain 1 asaally:'veiy;se.
: vere, in.the region of the stomach, forthree years post,
and particatariy intense aftereating. When at the wow t»
the pain is at if some hard body were being tbrusv into
the pit of the stomach and bored in e very direcUon. Macn
tcnderncßßorrpressure. This laily hsed the.Pepsmwun
surpritingeffect -Soonafter thefirst dote tbepaln ceaseu
—sue felt some, and. retched; bat nothing came
up. Several months have paved, batthere has been no
return of the pain., Tongue clean and moist} no sore* |
ness of the stomach*. ... ■ .. , oe ; r,„
PknAJUtABLE Caas.—lotiurtZT* Ky *May, 1851.—0 n
the 7ih ofMay,lBsl, Rev. M. D; Wmiam« r pa*torof the
Toarth Presbyterian Church, in Louisville, Ky., was ana
had been for a long lime confined to. his room, and mast
of the tune to hiabed. mih JJyepepsfa ana Chromcpiar
rb«a t 'andwasto..aU.dppear«cebn..^e-yeiTv«goof|
the grave, and acknowledged to be so bv fcis physician, |
who hod trieaall the ordinary means in his power wim
out effect; and at the above named time, the pnuent, by
the consenlothia physician, nsc
Honuhton’s Pepsin, and to the .asionishment..inrpn«
and delight of nil, ne'was .rnuch relieved the firßt day.
The third day he lefthia rcom- The •ixthilayvWhich
was oicsasiycly hoti he rode mtjes with itohadef.
feet: on the eighth day he went on a visit to the country,
and on the thirteenth day. though.not^rrtitely^ restored
to hia natural ■strength,.he was so far recovered a% lo pn
alone ajonfney office hundred iriilee, where he o
in safely, much -improved ,in health, havina no dis
turbance of the stomach or bowels after, taking the first
nose ofPepsin. These are and
tliis is a case which ought ro_ convince ail » I ‘ e P»=’““
there is a power in Pepsin. Lepibysiriansandd^pep
ifftii invpiliitntf l . DR. GfciO. H.
Only, wholesale and retail agent, 140 p n V T ?-” s *
burgbiPa. ■ [my2o:d&w
P. 'to. DAVIS Auci’r
P. M. DAVIS, ABClioneer.
fnT 1, jusirec'd onif for sateby
RU&BLI*."*' JOHNSTON.
W. M'CLIXTOCK.
c. » *
1 .i '
MEDICAL.
EK.ee* 11* Jones«
JVo;2B3 '.Liberty sirttt, Pittsburgh, Fa ~ ■
■Rffl-ANUFACTUREB and dealer in alkmds pfio-
ISI liacro.Sncff Bnd Segare-Bwpucliully inform*Uie
nabtic.thai lie has juet .Teeeived a large B P“;B eneral - flT
soriment of the most cclcbratedfiranda.of Tobacco and
imported Segura, and fa now prepar'd to fill all order?,
wholesale orrelall.' AU lover? of the tered are.tuvited to
ealu Ho el?omanu.factoie*.?puo tall, ludies* twist, Vir
ginia twiaLf lblnmp,s and os,.which he warrants equal
to any made wett of the mountains. *
Agenemlossoriment of Half Spanish,Melee and com
inon Segars con«t«ntly ©nhand.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE.
BV order of the Trustees of the Ban* or the United
Slntes,under.deed. of assignment of May.J,loll,
will be so’ll nr Public Sale, nllbc Merrick JloUHiin
the Borough of New BrigMon.Beaver coumy,Peonsyl
yania.onTHUßSDAY, the lOtUof Jane,lHW,a!lUe
lirtht, tide and interest m die following Real Estate, lie.d
bv tlie paid Trustees in Reader county—tviz * •'
y No.I. Six acre* "of Coal Band,adjolnloir_lhe.vilhiße
of Sharon; bounded by lands of Oaten, Bay, *ov_ This
lot has volnable.Coal privileges, nndis in Bie ltaraeditale
vicinity of the maikc.s* A portion of it ii cleared for.
culUv»i»idfl } liaving asm»H framelmuse, for a tenant. .
». Three acre* j2l perches of land; m the borough of
•Fallston; boarded by Front street on . the cost, Joho
stonA Stocktondhthe *outh, Benjamin Jameson the
west, and JolmFugh on the north. TJivrfufprr
are a conVementand subatannal two Ptory bnckdwen*-
Intr boose, oboutSO by ‘tOfect,'With a wing about 15 feet
in width, extending Uack about lWieet
smoke house, and other out buildings, and a choice se*
leetionof frnitirees. This lot haßnfronipnMamstreet
of. about BO feet. "u .
3, Undivided moiety of 112 o e res, 151 perches.of land,
situate on Brads’, run, adjoining Judge. and
others.: This tract contains a valuable and extensive
bed of “Cannel Coal," convenient- to market, and is
well worth the attention of persons engaged in the Coal
haribes*. The superiority of this coat is acknowledged,
and it readily commands one ot wo cents per bushel
above the rates of bituminous e(ial. There are, also,
abbfll2oacrescfcated/principa’ly meauow j log cabin,
dence of M. Gilliland, lying between VVatersireel and
tow path of canal, unimproved.. . , ..■
0. Lol of ground in New Brighton, bounded on the
eastbv Main street; 07 feet 0 Inches, strath by, Johnston
ic Stockton,OU teeti weslby Obaries jCukenS.67 feeiO
inches; nnd.north by N.O- Waoly, {.'S? 1 ?™."
menu: U two story frame dwelling, about 32by 64 feet,
painted white, divided and oceopied as 4 lenemems,
having each two rooms on a fioor, with a garret finished,
* i o. e Lots No.^e!7 and B,(partof large r, lot No. 7, in
FalUtor.) bbnndedontheeast by Beavernver,norihby .
lot No. 4,west by a<o foot street, and south by a3O foot
street; measuringtbgether,..oix «atd,4ofoot stgeer, 274
. feet: may be sold together or singly v tosuit purchasers.
7 Lot on Main or Water street, Bridgewater Im
1 proveraents; it substantial two story bnck-dwelling
hhuse. about 24 by 32 feet; frame stable, to- ■
'B. Lot No. 210 in New Brighton; bounded on the west
lby Broadway, 0.0 feet; south by balls’ street, feet,
eastbv Front street, OOfeei; and b 7- N^ >?.°
reel Jmprovemenu: twostory buck and Cratna dwell* \
in* house, 24 by 40 feet, including porches i one and a J
hwl frame etoro.housc and office, about 10 by 4. I
feci; frwnetlabloand othetouibmldjogß. J :
Q Lot In Sharon; boundedoni.hecasibyMßia.weet,
south by an alley, weal by ft street,
Dickey* Improvements: a H fitory frame dwelling
house, aboat 16 by 3i feet* with ft npreb.
Jo. Westhaif of 10l No 6in by
McCreery on the North, Bink street on Jhe\\ esv nn
; alley on' the South, and by C. Rcitisger on thc-E«Bi,
improve race!.—a tU-story brick dwelling house, two
rooms on ft floor, and an one-story kitchen, ia the.
"it. Lot No. 12, of lots laid ouibvThomasWUlinms
in Fallston, hounded on the North by hi- T. C. Gould,
isaftet, East by Second street SO feet. South by Mr
Williams 450 feel, and West by an alley SO feet, en-, .
B Lo*mF?insi'on, bounded cmi the. North By .An
draws. East by a street, South .by Thorntly, and .West
:by m«dng boise 101, being 50 by Uttfeeb Iraprove
[inents—arso story tramo house,about 10 by 31 feet,
: Mcilroj’s heirs, being
bounded onthefNorth byan
allay, East by Front streevSoftih by Thonuly and
Townsend, and West by Burk street;
a two story brick dwelling homo .56 by 21 fctl, frame
" l i b a.’ Tvo water lots, bounded by Front street on
tho West, Beoeon on the North, Beaver nver on the
Eovt. and an alley on the South. , , - _
16, tot No. Hln Fallston, bounded on the East by
Frontstreet, North bran alley, West by Back street,
and South by Stokes’ hetra; improvements, a convenl
ent and substantial two story brick dwelling house, 41
by lS feef, and ra wing 18 by 18feet, With porch, 4c;
frame stable, smoke house and other outbuildings..
17, tot No. 23, in Mendehatl’sexiens on of Bridge.
water, bounded on .the North oy Mctlroy’e heirs. East
Ty Kushkishkestieeb Sdutbbylol No.SS>, and Westby
Pa and 04 id Bridgewater, hounded on
the North by GitLbcRCU sireet; Ka«t by. Kushkushke st,
South hy^Beacon Alley, and 'West by Fakanko nreet.
This lot may be sold by separate numbers or oa deaerp-
ed LoINo.QG, bounded ou the North by < c *‘^ vc^ n al Jf n y ?
i East hy Kusltkasbke street, South by iol No. 30, and
: V lB b: toi 1 No ?t l 0 extension of_ Sharon,
bnumied on Ibo Fust by hlain street, Spalh ,by_VVbUman,
We*tbr street, and NOTtli by John Dickey,—r«nclosed*
■ IQ . Lois in theßoroughorßo,cbester,.vi*3 No.
i
“raet. N05.2J,20f27and 38lyingtogether.boundedon
tlieNortli by George street, Knsrby Dalton suee*. South ;
bv tot N 0.24. and West by 'Vanyomand s-raet. ,
qq iot of rroundin Sharon, bounded oa UlC.North
bv Bu'rdv’s heuv tis by Mein street; SOath bymiher
io\of J. DumSretM, nod West by a3O fool street On
this lotisatwo-stdry frame dwelling tipuee, and ft^me
31 31t’ 0 aerce4r land, afuelnlng dte Myve.Jgtaded
Cheek. No , 2 .MansionSguara. bound
ed on' the East by Mata streel, North by nnallw, and
West by Back,Street, w«h a two story brick dwemng
*“ao; tot adjoining the above No. 3,, of Mansion
iks^■■
”80^tifNS:o”^glTs e &nT^
ed by Bridge aireet. and an feel, and by Lots
N a|: an Lot No’s m fe thl Borough of Fallston, bounded
bn tho North by an alloy, on the Wen by BackTiieoi,
oh IUo South by Lot No. 6, and on Hid kaat by Front
?a!V Also, lot No..being all 4hat cenaln pieceor
parcel of land situate tn Now Sewlckty township, Bea
ver county, bounded and described as follows:. Begin-,
ning at a hlckoty, neat where a white oak: foraerlr
stood, oil the East httukof the Big Beaver creek; thence
by tot No. 99, northeigbly-seven degrees, east fony-«ix
petohea to a black:oak;»ence' .-by a line ihnmgjj »hd
tract brwhich tbiaia.a pan, south forty-degtees, eastone
hundred and ptrehes, towstake-onalneortot
Klees, westsixty perches id a stoke; ijence by .ho same
ftonh fifty ihteetmd one.half degrees, west twenty per
ctes to u stake ; thenee nor’M forty seven and puejtajf
dftfrrf'e»L west iweuiy*cishi perches to a suxkci thcnce
IbySewtmifndrth thiW-St* " ! pM e Vs<and one-hnlf| west
•ihirie'TierchM to'a siatci theaco by the Bamo north
thirty- ".and,; one-hslft 1 west thirty pera
?hes y to a sSiker and tlrence by. the same nonh
twelve and one-half degtoes; west eight perchea to the
pTwe of beginning, eomainlng thirty acres, suiel mea
sure. As the same is desen bed inn certain .deed. Ue
tweeit James Patterson andEliiabelhhiswtfe, of Brlgbe
ton, Beaver County, Pennsylvania,of the pari, and
James Dunilas, Mordccai D; Lewis, Samuel Vv. Jones,
Kohert E. Pitfield and RobeitHowell,. Assignees In trust
of- tho' Bank of the United: .States, of the,City of Phil i
delpida; the same to bo sold- by the 1 acre, and according
to tho aciunl udmeasntement upon the ground. .
Uisbeliovedthaicaplialtstsmay make in theforegoing
real estate safe and profitable investment., ami to those
of smull'means the Opportunity is afforded to secure a
home, Us Ute properly will tie sold at reasonable rates,
ano on easy terms of payment.
TERMS—Fivo. per cent or the purchase money to
be paid at the time Inc property.sold shall be struck off, me
ba’ancc of one third of said purchase money on the da*
Uvery ofthei deed to the purchaser; theremainoet in two
canal instalments payable in one and two years from
-‘the day of aate,with interest; payubte half yeafly. ae
eurhd by bond and mortgage in the usual maimer, ifde
fuull Bemade by any purchaser -in din compl) tng .with
the Bald terars, the property sold may bo, resold at his
riskundexpense,. . ;
,- Purchases not exceeding one hundred dollars to be
paid in casin' - JAMES DUNDAS, "1
1 MORDECAID. LEWIS?
SAMUEL W.JONES, iTrustces.
. ROBERT L. PITFIELD, f
inyl4J3lawtl ROBEBT HOWELL, i
y, IX’BSIiWA, Aaotioneet...
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TO LET—The STORE ROOM sna HXTURER now
occupied- by llie subscriber. Postesiion given 00
Jhe 13Ui uigi. ror terms acquire of
aotli R, CHESTER, ngmnhdeldrt.
A STUKK HOOM.—Would voit for
DatSl aShoe, Dry Goods, Trimming or Grocery Store*
■rrr?*- KeutJow,. Apply to 3.
rmaifiO . ••»• • • ■ 118 Marxer »tfeot.
To l*et»
. . THE MISSOURI EXCHANGE, on Water fired,
fESti wear Uie corner of Short street, For terms, an*
■■jfpfefta ply to Alderman FARHINBQN, OtU Ward. ' *"
. npr*>grtf •• rr-- ...‘.1 y,
~ ,U fJTJ'—Tnc sulitcribfT offer; for Bow,nig ~ , ,
I store rrtou now occomcU hj Messrs. Wllloclc AK
JtDavis, No. Sr'Warketslreeii . Possession given MMi
°" *ns:?f 1 ° f Q P B Art. k‘ I Pa‘u°,SON. No T~i WoOi] Pi.
.. . Koff' ®Wti * 'i
I\E tt IRAB£il3 BUSINESS S£ANJ>-I offer: for re *
) jhe warehouse, novv occupied by mo os a'draff
slow on tic corner of t.beriy and lln-id sirectt. A
good location for bos ness of
given immediately*;;-’ t n jyJL®l. JAMkJ.A.JQNES.
r "'"For’Saie.
A FRAME Dwelling- House nml lot,Miua!ei| on Clay
alley, No 3*. The house Is 1 0 by iy,2Bionea high,
with » wing 15 by Ifl.. Dotls 23 feeljfront liy67deep. .
Price 8000 • CURTIS'DuBB.H, Agtft,
myB. No and Fifth- sis.
/"'t H KEN WOOD GARDENS FOR SALK—Tht* bean*
ApT liful and- well known place is now offered to per*-
sons’dcslrhig ailelightfuland heahhr counify residence*.
The whole willl>e goldiogeier'or ■Jn:<luantiiles.to suit.. .
purchasers. - Apply immediately to
;. jet - • V THOMAS MOFPITT, £9 Fifth si. *"
(TS REaT UAUGA’NSJ—FOH-SALE, Of exchange Fof
APT Pittsburgh manufactures. Five Lois, each 103 by 2 3R.
feet,situated irtThomson IJellVplan orßt?nvllla,front".
Inc on Willis-s reel, and itvsaid phm known aalolti Nob.
1849.20,21 niidSd- Enquircof?
jel TIK’MAS MOFFirr. SO Fifths!.
For Sale.
A LOT in Allegheny City-Fronting 20 feet on Bea«
ver street, and extending back <lO feet to an alley;
very near ihe corner of Beavor.and FinokHn sis. This
lot is well situated far business or a dwelling* Apply
immediately to. . . THOMAS/MOFt-ITT,
jet? 20 Fifth street.
M VOti. lst ot April next, the
Store, with. Pwclling attached, on the corner of
Market ami Fitfitsireets—a good business aland
fora Siore or Tavern, It being only one square fro orthe
be rented fovrto a good tenant. Apply to
'WALTER BRANT,
No. 2tt2 Liberty st. •
mar)s:tf
For Sale* :■
ATfIREE STORY ERICK HOUSE, and LOT—Sit
uated on i’crsn sircet t in the OtU word. The loMs
23 feet front by lUu feet deep, front huild»ng 21 by # 32;
. feet, 3 stories high; back buildibglQ by lfl feet, 2 stories .>.■
high)containing b rooms nnil wide enirniice hall—also,
parlor In second/story; 2f by It* feet portico in front)
wiifriron railittg. This properly will be sold Very lory.
Apply rmmediuely to THOMAS MOFFITiy •
}& . . , : . , gp. Fifth street. -
Cor Snle at & Bargain.
A SPLENDID FARM, imd choice Coalphe Farmhns
J\. 04 acres, Cttof which Is in a high- state of cultiva* ;
lion, and nboui CO in Cost, ,of the best q[onliijr,.wuli: a ■
good landing and safe harbor.: There is nn abundance
of Lime Stone, and a choice quality of Flag stone. A
newiFafnrHouse, well finished-—a good garden, paled
Ini d smbleand out buildings ; an orchard ofrwell se*.
leeted fruiv;: good water. ' The whole is m complete or*-
der, pleasanuy situate shove Dam Nw. s?,on the YougU*- '
iosheny River. S. CDTHBKRT, General Agent,
je3 ; 50 Sinnhfield street. ~ •
Uottte and iiot lor Sale*
•. ■ ]THIi-*ubscriber'olfcrs for sale n two story
; ftfiSss BRICK HOUSE. situate on Chatham street, be* .
Wiley and Web-tcr. The bouse contains
Seven room?). ajd-ia throughout. Being
convenient to themost active busluees parts of the city,
it is tt very desirable dweHiiip for a private residence,
it not Uisposed ef before tbe c.f Jane,it will be of*
fered atpubifcsule,onihatday, al3 o’clock, P. M. .
• Persons wishing to purchase,will pleaseopply to Mr*:
Jaickroa Duncan, corner of. High street and l'cnn«ylva*
niaAvenue,who will give all necessary infoiination.
* JOHN HUGHES.
TEN or TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND near ibo .j
toll gate .in thc.borough of South Pittsburgh. .all
psilhlafive minu f ea’ waJk oT:tho Monongnhein midge.
These lots are of larger *izey fronting on: Caison street
andtite Urownsville tornpike, and-are nmoug the best;
loisfortitilfdlngpurposes on ibatslde of the river; one ;•
of these:being it large Tot .extending from one street to
the other* nnd adjoining Uie. toll boase lot.. •• •
They will be eoldjow, arid cii reasonable terms. Title
perfeet, ond clear of Enquire of
GKO. F. GiLLMORE,
No. 51 Grant st.
myil:lmii&w
*•' Farm for Sale*
k. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situated on Big
A. Sewickley Creek, fifteen miles below Allegheny
Ciiy» and- Bbout ihree-qaaijers of n mile fremtho Kail
road, conlaining.dfiacres,winch is rich bottom
land, welt adapted ,to gardening ©r agricultural pgr-.,,,.. ,y
poses. The balance Is upland, well situated, and, well v .
iimbered;has a young orchard oT about IDO thrifty trees. .
It is well watered. It lias a small house on it, and mu* .. ,
terials ready to put ut> a new one 18 by 22.. Itis.expect- . ;
ed that a railrand station will be put up within #
mUe fromit. For terms enquire of: : , - .
CDRTJS & DOBBS,
Real Estate Agents, over. Patricks, and Friend’s Bank
; jpg House, im.cor. Wood aedsih sts. [myB9: r
rropoaftls lor.tttt Pabllo&ttoir
AF THE “ PENNSYLVANIA AKCRIVES,” AND *
U FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST
THREE VOLUMES OF TOE COLONIAL RE
-CORDS. ■ ■■ ■' ■
• Sealed Proposals* endorsed severally U Proposals fojr ;.
Publications of the *• Pennsylvania Archives, 0 and Pro- •
posals for of the first three volumes of
the Colonial Records,” will bo received nntil the V2ih
day of JUNE next, in the office of the Secretary of the •
Commonwealth, for the nublicationof the ,e Pennsylva- •
nia Archives,”aud[ also for the re-publicniion of the urtl ..
three volumes of foe ‘‘ Colonial Records*” agreeably to
the provisions ©rihefollowing.secilons of the following; .
: Acts of Assembly? ; _
; As,ACTi»»otHdt«ff for the pu&Jteafton of CdiottiafEr-.;■
• cardsi aridctfi.tr original vapei3 in the-office of thtSsert* ■■ ■ -
' ttsry.ofjks CcmmonwstfiA;
• Section!,'Be it enacted by the Senate ana Honso of - t
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
in General Asßeably.nieV.ftud ft is.hereby.efiacled by
foe authority of the same,-That the Secretary oftho..
Commonwealth be,. ; and he is hereby tuuhorizea and re* ..
quired to continue ihe printing Of the Minutes oCthe.
Proprietary Government ;attd Council of Safety, down
to the adoption of theConitiiniionini the year.one thou- -
sand seven hundred and ninety* from ihepofat at which
the third volume of-the Colonial Records terminates, in., 1 ..
the same shape and style in which the Volumes of the
Colonial Records; alreadyprintedvarepnbHshed—each.
volume to contain not lets than e ighthimdrcd pages,and <
thatthe numberof eopiesofeach volume shall befifteen
hundred. , _
Section 3. That it shall be the ilaty of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, immediately after the passage of
foisAct, to -write proposals-for.the publication 01 the. .
recordsaforesaid, givuiit pallia notice for tit. Icast one
month in two papers published.w-PhHadelphia,Pius* . :
butgh and shell state, the
Splice per volume, and shall include the faithfQlßJid literal •
transcribing of th*s. records, aforesaid, undeT tfieauper
intendenee of iheSecmary.foepaUicauonandbinding' :- . .
• in a manner uaiformwithairdiiot inferior to the volumes
of the Cblonfoi Records already/published,, finding all r
materia!, and the delivering of them tothe Secretary of -
the Commonwealth whica.:prbposttla>faall be opened- :•-
at the time appointed by the Secretary In. presence of .?
the Governor, A.uditor General and State Treasurer who
shall then, with theflecreinry, proceed to allot the con- :
traettothelawestand bertresponrihlebidder* Pxovid* .r
ed, Tfaaibeforeassig iiJg the contract as aforesaid, the
successful bidder shalieuler into bond to Urn Common* w v
wealth, wuhtVaormorosufficientsureueß, mihe sutn > 5
of lenthousanddoUarsiVottUitionalfor tiie faithfulfalfil* : .
i mentof hisconiraclwhich bond shall be approved by ;
the 13bvernor before being received.
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the Commonwealth, so soon as iheenure nutabcrof cop-. ;
ies of any one volume shall have been delivered into his
officeto certifythatfact toahe GoyernoTi who SUall then
draw ffis wairanVontbeSlaie Treasurer for the tur ouni
dae the Contractor according to thecontract, which shall -
be paid ouiof anymoneysinihe treasaryjiotoiherwiso-- -
appropriated! Frovidedv That the Secrerary .shall not
1 certify as afo;e.mid;until upon examinattoh he besatnified . .
that tliecontract hasbeeucarriedoutinocccrdoncewith *
the true intent and meaning of .this act.omlespecially
that the volume, aspubUfhedyis aiaiihfulandliieralcopy ...
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documents, letters, treaties; and other papers, prior in
date to the peace of one thousand icvefi hundred and
eighly-three, now preserved in the Secretary’s offit e, as
may oe deemed ot sufficient importance lobe published %
ami to arrange them according to dale and pubjeettn one
or more Volumes, riot exceeding five of* the size of the
Colonial Itecbrds heretofore primed whteh shall be call- '
cdtho‘‘Pennsylvania Archives.” :
Section s ThatUshttU.be the duty of: the Secrctaryof
foe Commonwealth, immediately after the kV Pennsylva
nia Archives,” as aforesaUl,are prepared .for pnblica- :
tioa, to procure the printing of fdplrs of .
the enUteseties Immediatelyiu. ihe same manner, and - r
under the same rtsiiicilohp, as art provided in the second
and third fleeUohaofithisAewiiiwCerenoe io the publi-...\ .
cation of the Cotoniatßeoords.
Ah Act supplementary to aa Act, entitled u An Act
■providing for the - publication ot the Colonial Recoids
and otherdnglnal popers tntho office of. fowSecretary ot
the Commonwealth*opptovedrEqb. 15, IBS A .;
Whereas, From tlioaoture of die eoutents of the Peau* ;-' •
syivauia Archlvcs, now:ready for publication:, 11 is lodis-. 1 .
pensably necessary totbe proper execution of the work : -v
that its publication shaU be saperlntemled by some ac- -
curate and ' <
Section it enacted by the Senate, and House of;:
RepresenialivesoftheCoiamonweaftUof Pennsylvania,-'
iit General Assembly meuraud it is hereby enacted by -
tho authority of the bame. That Samuel ilazzard be, ana;-
he Uheruby appointed to edit and superintend tho pub
lication ot the Pennsylvania Archives, authorized tabor :
prihtedby the Act to which thisisasupplcttenu , v
Se'oilou3. Titav 4 BhoJl be the duty of the editor iode* rr- ' i
Vote his entirt' aiien'ion to tlie publication of said; Aiv ri: 1
chives, to prepare all necessary .notes, indices, appeu* i > ’
djxes aml siicuothcr mutter as may be necessary and v?'
proper, iu doing which he shall be authorized to publish ;
such papers of a date later than seventeen hundred r.>
«jghty-threr,as shaUiiiluslodgment be necessary to give; : :
a clear and eomptehensivevicwofany irausacuoncom-. -.w
inencing before that yeari: V, . -
Section 4. TUaithc said Editorbeamlheii hereby aa- 1 *
ihortzed io proenre the: Uthograpliiag of each piSasof; .
battle!*,fortifications, lodianmaps,lndiandeedsoruiher ■
similarpoporsnowexisuDgamoug said Archives,asher r
sbalf judge necessary to the proper illustration ol the-.--.- . : t
saidPeimsylvania Archivcs.”.ttie expeuse of which • 1
shall be paid oat of any mbneyain the treasurynot other- i -:
wlse approprialed, after being audited and examined in 1 '
the usual manner. , , , . _ .
• Section 5 That should the number of volumes fixed In :
the Act io-whicn this is a sopp emcDtj prove lasufficlent v
to icdnlaitt lhe endro number of parers.now selected lor
publication, it shall he the duty of the Secretary of the
C6inniODwealihtocause&uchauditioDalvo|omes,asmay •
-be necessary to eoittam the eutire collection, tobo pub*- 4
fished by the contractor in the same manner as though
noaumber of volumes hadbeen fixed IrytUeAcuo which :
there U a supplement. . : ; .
flection 7. That the Secrotary of the-Commonwefliut v!'
be authorized to procure the re*pobhcauon of.thefirst,
•three volumes of the Colonial Rccordr 7 u» ifotm .
pTesent edition, tabe published onddt*uibnmdpecora"
iugto the piovtstons of thls Act, oad foe
tins \s usupplernom;: and that in foe malting ofo«mtraci
focthc publtcation'o*: the lNsrmsylvaula .
first three volumes bf foe -. .n
Commonwealth'bedirected to P f fo WJ* i»J«J
of atleastonevolume SerfoTm
talte suchmeaanres bs will eosnre the laiinmi penorm
ante of lhe t said contract. . . oftbe Colonial Be*
cotd»,proyiiJed wUI coi.fiw
Httoiea, hasslgady tansy,«mltt AicKives,'’ and <ln>,
Wen proposals .0 fe n f t t“ r £evolumes ofite “ CoIodi
•*«, Meach will
thonia accompany the proposals- ju'aHSS.
Swwiarjrc/ rt«
Not*.—The three volumes nuhhe fi”'•ne'j
read, published, may be ftuadii»« “•« f\ u
«f the Slate,
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