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iSwSff** isolations -were -adopted for
i vA! 1 l be members' of. the Society, and all who
shall become members prevlono to or at the
i ir t, , ■■ tamisbed with badges, which will
. admit the person and all his family under the
age of 21 years, to the Exhibition, at all times
during the continuance of the Fair, Tickets to
admit a single person; ten cents.
• , All exhibitors at the Fair mast become mem*
bore of the Society, and hsvo their animals or
mticles entered ot the business office,'before ta
king them into the enclosure.
AU those who intend to compete for the Dre
■unomaot tho Fair, should- hate -their animalß
at m C C9 , oa th ® B rottn<J . isithm fail, on or
before Tuesday, the 6th or Ootober, at 9 o'clock
in the morning, so that they may be arranged
. and m readiness for examination by the judges
at ten o’clock. J 8
; Tbia regulation must bo strictly adhered to.
• th -° Society .wiU not be responsible
tor the omission of any animal or article on the
• ■ .lists. ;<• •• ■ ..
Eo animate or articles catered for exhibition
-oan be taken away before the close, of the Fair,
except by permission pf a member of the Exeou-
W Vfmmmeo. nnd no premium will be paid on
animals or articles remored in violation of this
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Animals and articles entered for exhibition,
• '? 1 ' ha J o f ardß nttaehed with the No. as entered
at the business office; and exhibitors should inAll
cases.obtam their oardspreviong to placing tfieir
Stocker.articles on the show grounds.
All persons who intend to exhibit Horses, Cat
■v * lc > cheep, or whointend to offer stock
-for sale, slioaid notify tbe Seoretairy of snob In
tention, on or before the Sth day of October at 9
0. dock, and leave with him a list and fall do
. teription of such,stock,-in order-that proper ar-
way be made for their acoominoda
, . 4pp]]canta. for premiums aro particularly re
■■ “SS? ,L*°- °ttention to the directions attach
,ed ta ,the list of premiums for fat cattle, fat
sheep, butter and cheese, field crops, &0., and
the statements required from exhibitors of those
articles must be lodged with the Secretary of the
Hoard On or before the morning of the 6th.''
On motion, it TrMTteolvedtbat thopiowing
njaCch SbalVcomeofF the first Tuesday in Novem
ber, tho place to boiereuftcr fixed. V
.■ ’The premiums for plowing for tho present year
<“*» first premium $l2, second $lO, third sBt
fourth $O, fifth $4. -
-The following address to the public was adopt-
AnunESs.—The managers wonld now. respect
-mlly. call public attention to the approaching
Fourth Annual Fair of- Ihe Allegheny County Ag
ricultural and Mechanical Soaiety. To the sub
* joined list of articles entitled to premiums,'to tho
ebamoter and .variety of the premiums and con
,. ditions of their award, to tho more eligible and
. commodious nccommodations to be provided for
Sm exhibitions, and tho better arrangement and
"classification contemplated for the various de
partments, by which appropriate space and po
sition, will "b e aSsigaed to. the several classes.
The managers, encouraged by tho success or
. tho third, as compared with the-preceding an
nual Fairs of theSocioty, and -by the -corporate
ittwers nn4 privileges and email - annuity gpant
by have spared no efforts
.or known mOMSwithin their resodrdes to render
exhibition both - more attractive
and more useful than- any" former one. They
. have.indeed uniitipoud their revenue. Belying, ’
they trust notwitbout warranVnpon a more gen
teal ond enlightened appreciation of the interest
. that should be manifested in promoting the ob- ■
jeots of this society so important* as experience ,
elsewhere has shown, to the progress hud suc
cess bf Apiculture, Horticulture, Rural Econo-
Jny and all the: diversified products bf manufac
tures hud the arts. ' ■ ‘ ■
The managers cordially invite persona in every
useful or industrial-oocupation -to contribute to
the exhibition. - Farmers, Hortloulturalists and-
Gardeners are cßpeoiolly. urged to co-operate in
this .enterprise so conductive to theirinterests, 1
To.the ladies no appeal is neoessary. They al
ways do their duty.
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tSF" Articles of merit not enumerated in the
. published list, will nevertheless receiveduent
tention from the appropriate committees and
judges. ■' 1
- Tho following additions were- - made to • the
list of premiums, for whloh diplomas will be
awarded:
nsn hacbeseßy.
. Finished Brass work for:Gas Fillers,' Steam
Fngine bnilders, and Plumbers use,
Philosophical Instruments.
Engineering do;
Eleotrotyping do;
E|eotro Gilding and plating.
'Eno Gilding;
Daguerreotypes;
Carving;
Gilding;
Book Binding.
1 ' n JUDGES.
, W. B. Crisp, Mtyor'Wade,
Frank Faber, 6. 8. Fowler;
" V •-* ‘ MISCEUiAKSOUS., .
Plata} and Brass Sadilqiy ;
,Harness worl?;
' - >Tablp Cbtlery;
;; Pookej; , v ;do;
" Prashas;
.CbppSnrarejf -
Fir*Arms; /-
Sign ,
Block Better*;
■SAiEtJBDAT MOBNING:~^:;::::::::::::JirNE,26.
/ aieetlnffoftheßoardofJHwiager*.
i'Thetßoard of Managers-of;the Allegheny
'County- Agricultural and Mechanical -Society,
.ffletin the Court Houae on/Saturday, the 19th
,ipsf.,'ot 11 o’clock. Present, Messrs.' Kelly,
McKclvy, McFadden, Young,’: Martin, Murdoch,
Speer, of-Bohinson township, Sing, Snodgrass,
abd McCabe, Chairman. • >11;’
The wd Bakewell appearing in the report o f
ihe former meeting os applied to a Tariety of
fcfcefep/it was on motion, altered to Leicester.
~ M®- Martin, from the committee on obtaining
asite, stated that a lot at the West end of the
.Penitentiary, containing three acres, one hun
dred and seventy-five yards, byßoventy-five, had
been seoured, which was a verydigiblelocation,
inasmuch os the Society wonld thus secure the
wall of the Penitentiary, in order to erect
•shades against it.
Ou motion the report was received and
adopted.
Mr. McEadden presented a letter which was
read by the Secretary on the importance of farm
ers ascertaining and practising; the best method
of making and patting up firkin batter. ■
’Mr. John Murdock, Jr., of Peebles, urged the
Importance of this suggestion. 'ln Great Britain
great care waeused in the preparation bfbutter
: 'imd. we Bhould; take example jfrem them. In
phuiping, the thermometer was used to ascertain
the temperature of the milk,'and every precau
tion taken to make good butter. If a firkin or
. crock were opened in the market there, it would
be found that the butter was of the same color
. throughout—here, one crock would often con
. .tain oil the colors of the rainbow
Mr. M’Cabe,. the chairman, etated that this
subject was.-fully diecussed.in'aeveral of the pa
•.tent office reports, and that our agriculturis ts bv
refemngto them, would find the best way in
which to put up firkin butter. • • ~
• .Mr. -Martin, of Manchester, agreed with
- * Messrs. Murdoch and McCah<von the importance
‘ t”®. sohject, and thought that more care abd
.attention should bo derated to. preparing it for
the Pittsburgh market - * -
Mr. Josioh King gave a few particulars of the !
manner mwhioh firkin butter was packed for
*J. e United States Navy. It was put in
ma 2 e ’ possible, of Bose wood,
that having been found preferable as freest from
■. pyroligneous,ooid. i , ,The,firkins were then placed
in a cask, and bnne so. strong as to float an egg =
. poured over them. In this way butter could
’ 2!w? U ?^ T, .. s ?. totho Blobc ’ and yet bo fresh at the
end-of that time. '
*l* reaol7ed t! >at the letter
. should be published
[Wo regret that, owing to its too great length.
.. We . it. Jn substance, it jrecom
,- menda-tbe Society to.offer a premium for 'firkin
butter, suggests the necessity of using pure salt,
: (the munate of soda,) and making firkins of ma-
P. 1 ® or seec5 eech > of oak, which latter is
.nighty charged .withiron .and oscetio acid 1 -
On motion, it was resolved that power shoutd
.f, B „6'f e n to the printing committee to prepare
the circulars, and to add premiums for any arti
clewhich might have been omitted. *
_ PS m ° llon '' il Tras resolved that a badge shall
.entire the owner -and ail; his family under the
Fair ,f2lyearS ’ t 0 aim! ? 3:on to tlie approaching
On motion, it gras resolved that the Fair
Thursday, the 6th, 6th, and 7th days of Octo-
: r y »* , -
- Trunks, VAtaea and Carpet Bairs;
progs and Chemicals; 8
Soda Ash: >
Salt; ! ' »-
Pot aniPearl Ashes;
Star Candles;
Mould do:
Soap; t > * .- '
w -'Jbdoss;
Diflingtou, Wm. MoColly,
EdwDitheridge, Geo. W. Smith,
H--F. Sohwarts; - ■ Wm. Dailey.
Cut Glass;
Pressed do;
Stained do;
Window do;
-Glass Furniture > for Druggists and Confec
tionaries;
Perfumery;
Papper Hangings; .
Upholstery.
F. -H.- Eaton,
Henry Higby,
White Lead,
-.Litharge,- - -
Bed Lead, '
Varnish;
Gins.
v , JCDQES ;
-' ' J° ha Thompson, James SpSer,
—James Lemon; -
Messrs. Samuel Barnes, John Davis and Robt.
stapleford, were appointed judges of Flour and
urain.
Messrs. William Tite, Ralph Bagaley nnd Jno;
iottle were appointed judges of Poultiy. i
Messrs. John Sohriber, Eoonomy ;Adam Hcr
; and Mansfield B. Brown, 1
or Pittsburgh, were appointed judges of Boot
.Crops.--—.«• . ■
: Manufacturers] are invited to compete for di
plomas for
4-4 Brown Sheetings;
. . : 5 ply Carpet Chain, colored;
—Do - do : - do unbleached:
family Batting; ;
•• Cotton-Cordage and Twine.
__Judges on the above, Messrs; Wade Hampton;
W. R. Marphy and John Shea.
T ~ _ : J. E. McOABE, Chairman,
Jaues K. Kesnedv, Seoretary.
Ct >«vt of Quarter Sessions.
Feidat, Jane 25
Present—Hon. Wm. B. M’Clnre, President,
and Wm. Boggs, and Patriok M’Eenna, Esqs,
Associates.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. John Koch-
ter, which has occupied the oourt for several
isye came tip in tho morning. Tho defendant
is aconsed of stealing a large quantity-of leath
er and shoeh, the property of Mr. Perry, of
Pourth street. It was proved that the articles
.in question belonged to Mr. P. and were found
in Koehler’s house. Koehler asßertcdthat he had
purchased them from William Conner, Mr. Per
; ry’e foreman, who is not now in Pittsburgh, and
proved ,by several witnesses that he had pur
. abased portions of the stolen property from a
man whose name ; they did not know. Thein-
I dictmeut also contained a oount for receiving
i stolen goods. The case -went to- the jury and
they returned a verdict of Not Guilty, as to the
charge of larceny, bat found Koehler Guilty of
receiving Stolen goods. He was remanded for
sentence. . Messrs.: _Mograw and Cochran ap
peared for the Commonwealth,-and Umbatoottci
nud C. B. M. Smith far the defence. v '
A nolle pros, was entered in tho cose of Lewis
Baker, Phillip Russell and Jaoob Schneider
charged with riot, on the payment of (ho costs
of the.suit. ;
Commonwealth vs. Moses Powell; indictment,
keeping a tippling house. The prisoner was
found Guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of
$5O, and the costa. Powell was committed in
default of payment.
J Commonwealth vs. Michael M’Closkey; In
dictment, assault and battery. - Rebecca Trau
sue was the prosecutrix in this ease; the jury
returned a verdict of Not Guilty, and she was
sentenced to pay the costs, in defanlt or which
she was committed to prison. ■
Commonwealth vs. John Arenbcrg; indict
ment, larceny. The prisoner was charged with
having stolen a skiff from a gentleman in the
Ninth ward, a short time Bince. The jury had
not camo into Court, at the hour of adjournment.
Commonwealth vs. John Flepkenstein; indict
ment, larceny. The prisoner was accused of
having stolen a coat, belonging too German
named Cramer. The coat was worth about one
dime, legal tender.’ The case was not concluded
when the Court adjourned. •
{ “The Principlu ; of Grammar." —This is the
title of a work of over 800 pages, prepared by
Solomon Barrett; it is a treaties onthe English,
Latin, Greek, German, Spanish, and French lan
guages, founded on the relation which ono word
sustains to another, and will prove an invaluable
tho student, tor it at once introduces
him to the language ho purposes stuping, by pre
senting a Dictionary, a Grammar, and a Reader,
on one page, instead of requiring the scholar to
travel through scores of pages of definitions and
rules. > The subject is treated in a Inconio style,
and adapted to the mind of a child; but it is
also Worthy : the attention of a man of soienoo.—
It forms a most useful manual for yonng persons
who may be desirous of reviewing their studies,
Styrdevont and Ireland aro agents for
the work, and will wait on our citltons and - fur
nish any who wish with copies. *
Fraud.— Some two or three weeks ago, it.
dolled at the house ofJohnLang, of the Fifth
Tfrgj, daring his absence, and by. false represen
ts tions*in3uced Lang’s wife to take a fire dollar
gold piece for-ten dollars, he rcoelving twofive
dollar bills asCbonge! long made information
pf fhe fapt at tho Mayor’s office, but the culprit
lis unknown. We have heard of several esses of
i a like character of late; a petty city pedlar
t waited on a lady in this city, n few days sieoe,
i and induced : her to purchase o few artioles of
trifling value,' and gave her in change for a five
i dollar note, four dollars of spurious money ; he
i left the house, and cannot bo-discovered.
«S ran off took placp yesterday morning, on
the Fourth Btroet A horse attached to a
furniture Car, took fright and ran off;' initscourso
itruninto three wagons, and wosfinaliy stopped
.by being overturned. over a bank, into which
horse, driver, and oar were precipitated without
any very great injury to any one.
woUli invite attention to the sale of twelvo
very desirable lots; by order of the administra
tors of the late dames B. Irwin, deceased, on the
premises, this afternoon at 8 'o’olock, by p. M.
I)avis, auctioneer, in East Pittsburgh, near the
Eighth word.
The July number of Harper’s Now Monthly
Magazine has been reoeived at Miner & Co.’s, 82
Smithfield street. The.variety that fills this
magazine must render it acceptable to all classes
of readers;
Omitted.—We omitted to state before, that the
Overseers of the Poor, of Moon township, who
were indicted for misdemeanor in ■ office,' on the
oath of Matthew Scott, a panper whom they re
fused to support, were acquitted.
Laid.up.— The splendid steamer Pittsburgh
went down to . the marine railway yesterdoy
morning, She will there undergo what repairs
and re-painting may be necessary, and come cut
in fine style for the fall trade.
Cease Running. —We understand that the daily
line of Canal pockets between this city and
Blairsyille, will oeasb running off ths first of next
month.
Through (tcfoto.are; given from this city to
Chicago, by railroad and ajeamer. Tha pflceof
passage through, has. been • fixed. at; twelvo dol.
lars.
■ Neuj Locomotive?.— now locomotives, the
Columbiana and Mahoning, arrived by canal
yesterday, and - were placed on the track last
evening,. ■■■ -f ■
15 MS- ■■
OtHXUBS;
John M. Townsend,
J. J. Gillespie.
„ Wasdinotok, Juno 2G.
, H - 0n- ra ??°. need ' member elect
from the 4th district of Maine to supply the va
cancy occasioned by the death- of Charles An
drews, was Introduced by Mr. Washburn, and
took tlio oath. V • • f • ‘
The House resumed tbo oonsidoration of Bon
nett’s.Bill appropriating lands to all the States
tor railroad and educational purposes. An un
successful motion ,was;made to recommit the
bill to the committee on Public Lands; yeas 04.
nays 103. Mr. Bissell moved to tabloid which
motion was lost,: The question recurred on tho
■ passage of tho bill. Mr. Suvago moved to re
consider the vote by which the House refused to
recommit. Mr. Stevens moved to lay that mo
tion on tho table. i
. Tho morning. hour having expired, the House
took up the Pennsylvania contested eleotion
case. Air. Fuller, of Pa., moved that tho con
testant, If. B. Wright, bo admitted to a scat
witnmthe bar, in order to bate au opportunity
of hemp; heard. Agreed to.
- Q^er , then, spoke in vindication of his
right, and said that if ho should claim a peat to
which ho was not entitled, ho would deserve the
derision and scorn of all honorable men.
■ bright, the contestant, replied, charging
rm? to® to defeat him in his election.
_The subject was not concluded when the
I House adjourned.
! ; Sesatc.-—Mr. Mason moved postponement
of thoprivate calendar, and the Senate went into
cxecutiro session, after which the private calen
dar was taken up. Fifty adverse reports were
• taken; up and concurred in.
The^choir. laid .before the Senate a message
»om the President, transmitting the correspon
Atncncan Minister at Vienna, relative to tbo
imprisonment of C» L. Braco by tho Austrian'
authorities. The correspondence is very long.
The Senate adjourned until Monday next.
t|
: Graia...Sales 2,500 bus. wheat at $1 for Wes
tern, ,Sales 80,000 bus. corn mixed at ?591©(5t;
yellow do, sOl@o2. Sales 3000 bus. ryo'ot 80.
; Provisions... Sales SOObbls mess pork at SI9(SI
10}; .primo do.. $16,76®1T. Sales 1000 bhls
mess beef at SU,5O©l&; prime do, *7(38,25.
Sales 600 bbls lard at 10J©10j.
.. Sugar-Sales 1000 hhiis Muscovado at 51351,
Coffee-Sales 300 bags Rio at 01.
Linseed Oil... Sales 2500 bbls at 02.
Cotton... Firmer; holders risking an advance.
Flour... Without much change; further aa'es
of Western, GOO bble, at ; ‘Pennsylvania in
dull at .$4,20..
Byo Flonr...Soarco at $3,50.
Unsettled and lower; sales 30t> bbla
Penns, at ¥3.12.
tirain... Wheat. dull; sales COOO bus prime
white nth. 1,03; Bye scarce. Corn in good do
tnand; sales 2000 bus at 05 for Southern vollow
t snd n o3 for white.
Provisions... Dull; holders firm.
CINCINNATI MARKET—Juno 20.
Tho river has fallen six laches since hst
evening; weather fine.
60911 demand; sales 2600 bids at
9U|4i203,00>
Whisky..l6}.
. Provisions... Baboon nnd barrelled lard buoyant;
very little disposition to. eell any of tho. article.
Groceries...No new feature in the market* but
steady. Molasses 33@84.
MOSS—-10 rn^.h 3 !' (i amlYor siiie t;y
y-j?-’. 1 ,. '--■ ARMSTRONG it CROZett,
MS zn4Co*"Z% X °~'‘' I'* 1 '* Ko ’ l W,,ekertl ’
!C ' a :. <v. a. iwoi-mir..* co.
HEKHIjSGr-2U bbls.fio.Ujust rec’tf nnd far salcbr
...lea- RUSSELt et JOHNSTON.*
J »AWISS AND UErtAGii??—Jusi received at
„ . • A* ‘“ttsou .fc-Co/s, 40,picces JSiacfc Lawnvand
g?j?g e iL,. ... ••••••••-.- >••• ••'•' • ■ ■. ijeis •
llONNhlsJ.— a. Ai AlAtu.s & Co., have Jusx
U><lc*.Silkßonnets* new.
cat and.moat fashionable stylos, ; . , '
A i-WBuMoniMMol Perfumery,or. eveiydescrip
l“ Jim received n« ihe DrugSimr- nf 1
\ l'* B _ JaMES A;-JONES
ANDrfooUKN'WASH HOAKDS—juifrccvi
A( pud for tale by :.: ; W. A. Sl’CUmo fc CO.,- -
J ° lo . 350 Lijirnv. st .- c ,t.
fyil'tU) N—a cases Iresli Citron, for safe by "■
' ' J 1* WRLY « CO.,
■ ft'P ■ ■' gfiS Liberty street. ;
FLUUIt— 51) bbl< (CulbertsonVbrnud) juSi i cceived
and for snle.by ,: . - -
i clB r ARMSTHONO fc CnOZKH.
BROWN'S JiSStSNOE ‘UK JAMAICA. GINGER—:
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
J eis _ j _ JAMES A. JONES. :
Oil ACKEitS—A Iren lot just received and for
.■.l ae *’i r • • James,m’Oandi.hss & co,,
. IPO Wood street.
BUUKKt'S AND TUJBS-iIM dor. Uuelcets t . — -—
, j : , 10 do Tip's; forsnle by
- I«M STUART A SILL.
1, ■ , New Goods.
A WATTS A CO, ifis Liberty-street, hove received
Je ibis D*T,by the Pennsylvania Kail road,a larcc
otpf new spring style CABSIMI'.RKS. - |ray23
Gloved Gloved Gloveß f
OPENING Tins DAY, at/No. ill ItlaTket street, n
fine lotofLislc.Tjircad.Slllc nod Cotton Gloves,i
wbjeb I,will sell ns wholesale prices by the single pnir. ;
Persons wanting to purchase will please call early, as
I want to close the lot oat.
ntydd JOHN W. KENNEDY.
T?UKUPEAN XA\V:AU.hNCV—Fa rthccoi faction of
XJ Claims in Great; Britain and Ireland/ Thomas J, :
Keenan; Earopean'Affent, will leave this city* previous
to the Ist oi July nejct* on.the twenty-sixth reaulartoar
cf thi»agency, for Europe. Those wiriumr hun to attend
to btmness abroad, for them, ihonld call immediately at
the Office 6f : M’OALMOJST & KEENAN,
J e *p •■••• v.r- r-'l^PFourthstreet.
CjUNDßtES—Oa’bbls, Portland Syrup';
k 7 , JO do New Yurie Extra S?rup;
6 tierces Btigar cured Hams'dud Beef;
500 Ujs. Venison Ilanus;
10 l»xs. ItabMu’s ;i?onp, Sulcratus and
„ Yeast Powder; -
I bbl.sup. rarb.SojJu; '
lO.bxs.Casulo, Pahrtatid Ahnoud Bou.p;
60 do .Sperm* Star,&Siearum Candles;
300 doz. Corn Brooms. For &a!e-by •
■ jeft? . : J- D WILLIAMS & CO.
Allcgheny County, si*
.?No. 44December Terra, 1851.
jsK@wireS» ltie Orphans? Court of said County
3h&V3»®w* the matter of tho Estate or Jackson
Reed, deceased. ■. ■; <•;■' .
Ana now* to wit, Juno 10th, 1652, on
motion of T, Howard, ibe Court appoint
, - *' ... F. H Collier, Auditor, to audit the account
and make distribution of the tund In tlic hantU of Mary
Administratrix ofJacsson Reed, amongst the
creditors of said decedent, Hy the Court.
From the Record. ' - JARED M/ BRUSH, Cietk.
in the above
n»i. K T, iliedutlesof Ilia appointment, at his
on MONBAT ; ,he
J '“: 3lW F ' H - COLLIER, Auditor.
AUegEwyConntyllii ! "
IN the Orphans* Coon in and for said'
-'4raHHBS* county. No* ,4 andC of Jane Term* 1852.
gUMWft? ln the.iiiatier of tbeseparate accounts
Snwßg.of Sarah DMatrSy and B.Flaniffnn, Ad
> QMgqMHEf minmratrjxana Administrator of Patrick
MR* deceased,
or . tha Coan.oo mo
s»»rtS£.;tn SISS.W^i I '. B- Collier,anil M.
tJwartzwelder, A«ditorB,Mo audit ond adiu&t ihe two
separate occountsofiS&id administrators./.
. By;.the Court. JARED'M, BRUSH,CIeik.
„ wi , llraeot for the purposes of tbelr op^
'fsiw- v«- ,h S b ° ve . OO'O'?>Ae Office of Geoinc P.
uulmore, No. 51 Grant, street, PutsbQr&b.- on BATIIR
DAY, fhe Stoll da? of inly Pelt, it 8 “ll Jrt" r S" of
SttUadi CJponBBiF.vGILLMORE, ,
M. SWARTZ WELDER '
F R. COLLIER,
JeS&tlrw ; ■■
.*• -i 'n >• t *
t*
f Tinea.—& was fined by the Mayor of Al
legheny City, yesterday morning, forrcfosing to
pay his carriage license. Several other persons
have been fined of late for violating the same
ordinance.
We would remind our readers of the sale of
those valuable building lots on the premises, in
the borough of Lawrenceviile, this afternoon at
0 clotik, fcy McCartney, auctioneer.
Theatre —This evening the beautiful and ac
oompluhed Miss Potter will appear as Leoretia
Borgia. Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Brelsford also
appear. A very attractive bill is presented.
Cool Weather.—We had a tonch of cool weather
yesterday, which proved very agreeable to those
fopd of a change—iu the weather.
A. Lunch at. is a Lunch.— One of tho restau
mts in this city sets out a lunch every day, of
fine large radishes. A queer idea.
• Tippling Haute.— Moses Po well was committed
on o process from court, yesterday, for keeping
& tippling house*
The Granite State took the place of the Pitts
burgh yesterday, on the line between here and
Cincinnati.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. '
&BiLLYLm£
SBSSIONi
FttILADELI'IIIA, Juno 25.
_ The Treasurer of tbo Ohio and Chesapeake
Canal, at Baltimore,: has given -notico-that in
consequence of the heavy expenditure caused by
damages to tho canal, tho payment of interest on
coupon bonds of 1844, duo on tbo first of July
nextj Will bo suspended, . ■■■'
NEW YORK MARKET—Juno 25.
, The. market is unchanged in every respect
4 OG O ””' SnICS 15,500 bblB State at sa,93}@
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—Juno -'5
i-'i v.:,a
DAILr aiiyiEw OF THE MAKKKtT
omca or xna Dutr Moasino Post, t
t Saturday, June So IfiSfi. {
r LOUR—Receipts reproved, and prices jet# firm-
Among the sales jesietdav are ;the roilowloir: 2Sihl»
aodoa ’ 20 ' 31 do3 3 lB; 75 bills superfine 3,00;
18 do 3,03; 18 do 3.00, 100 do 3,80.
: CliKt'SE—Sale aof I£o botes at 0361,
MACKEREL—fiO half bbls No. 3 at 4}.
, ®^°‘V T1 > e marketsomewhat firmer, although
,h t "T! S “'" orio ‘° ««; 100 do 10;
ib* shoulders at ei, OCO &s Bides ur H 3
OATS— 80 bushels at 34; '•<
f’.GGS—Salee of ICO dozen atlo.-'> ; •
WHISKV—SaIes of3obMs at 17.
June'sM say??* T?m wSS e«Uemc Sl ."t lenVll,e ’ Hcrald of
SSiMMSK^S^S^KS
. The Cadis (O) Sentinel of-tho S3d savs- ■■■firai
| been a large amount of wool brought
e TH e 0,11 alP ' iK3 rangiuj; Hoinlhr to 40 ms*
Whig ofthefilst says i Market rather out,.,
—all waiting for new wool; salesaboittfiO n T) th/Brw
wool comes in freely in Email lots, Wodl froin tihi?®?
peeledthe latter part of next week inthis 4erk« h r-nJ'
siderable eomnctulon m the market wesr’n'nrf'o,? 011 .
excitement. Foreign nows rather lends toerrfn? u° f
market. Everything in regard to permanent Onnl le , e
the.stasoli is in' doubt, speculation is rttn o?vi TeB cr
fi-nr that prices may rule higher .ban pru'emfo, m B J^ 1
faoiureraio purchase. Wool inthis market it
ical moment, is soiling at very low tiS “‘a 8 cr ‘ l :
doubtless oo ilmuo so, wcre ittiot tor tSe imnredeheo'of
manufocinrers intending ocenis u»*i °f
the QnxuM) of dealer* to buy as much Wool and
groanding their reason upon the JEnglisu martet. y Ca "*
• COri-EU —The Orleans Bulletin of ibn in u
Wo notice since our lastrev,ew.the a? r iiV“ r h f t "i (:
cargoes dirccifrom Kio, with 10,200 hags, vi> - 'rh 0 l o,?i
phmo wnh 40CO bags, the Slillorv wi h won %? '
noma *uh CSCU, the luYi\wo oTO.ctt
Btlll be.ow, ai the 'i jm B n!e
doo bogs ouMonday at OSQ±c, and re-haggld yc.Ky
. , ARRIVED:
Si-smer Atlantic,, I'ersmson, Brownsville,
a , .i 1 ,?. 1 ■
a re, „ J“P'nirickson, McKeesport.
~ Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Niwion
a GeresEae.CooanhWesiKcwion.
„ S. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Mtcnig»»tNß.*-BtiM, IwaWr/'----
o l?f e 'l C,,T ' i J. Bt A‘ cb > Well vilte
„ rfMoore, Wheeling.
Astu, Boyd, St, Louts. ■ • ■
■ vVcllavllic, ChrisUcr, Bridgenou
,i „ , DEPARTED:
Baltic, Beunci, Brownsville. '
( Atlun.ic, Parkinson, do :
•« Sr,‘'^ h ' <!<! i‘ l f'“ I n=k«n,MeKeespori.
•„ 7,bomaa fihnver, Boiley,West Newton
a Eene.ssee. i.otiant, West Newton,
S.Bayard, Peebles, EhzabeUi-
Mulligan tNo.fi, Itoms, tlcaver- ’
- „ horest t-iiy, hlnruock, Wellsville
ii Bmrnal, Conwell, Wheeling;'
“ '•&£S2«’ r - Kl j? e, f"« r .<a«cttti«u.
Gram.n Mate, liaziett, Si. Louis.
Hindoo, Campbell, St? Louis
V Haruord, llarletl, Louisville
U eltsvjile, Chrlstler, Bridgeport.
F°klrer»tiargn and Ilocklnc
-IJA-SJ? • port Packet. .
r " ve ,Z^lA
“ a * s enters and flippers may rely on the a'tnmi nt*.
comnioJai.ou and promptness. >V. H. WiJKKLISfL
——^—■——- • N», Market suect.v
•■'■„rA I J?6. hia y Trade, r
OLAt\ FHANKLIN PACKETS.
}'i-?‘»£eQA ALlr.Gmj\v cclle
t4tiUKSa!t!aa-'»0. vvLript. >VJ4. JiANNA. loaVCtf live AM*.
ulS”? M^ { Iprt ‘ ranJtl * ,l »' iver y j>rt>nf i a! VC I »itJ2*Au^dair f
„ steamer ALUttSIIKNY JSttU/ENo 3. Cant
Joan TcaeeH-tnc AUeci’e^iV'whoTt 1
Un,every Ti,\>d a *j ard Alf 1 k ’
lor f rci'tiu or l-ufts tse,&p;>iy p M n oa rd frrmrtO
Hocbiu t) 'poft»
vagj-r £?? T,|a£ ?« I'ACiHC, Zaiocr Max
* & . a > 1 11 « c a v g far the a trove and i'liercifcliV
on. porn* tvtry V,aid o'clock, p. ■
l-orfreisiilur iMssai-e.DpiUyoii board.orio :
~ ~ ... T. WOOUS ft SON,
r ‘l Water ft, and 03 Frontal.
■ ■ . „ ■ & or Kittaantjjg ami Cam,!}. '
l; m 4 P ! « 4 «»n« steamer
uAmasSuCLaRIOiN, Cnpt. ATiursejis, will leave this
Auejj.'Uiy wharf onAtunday, Wednesday and Kridiiv*
f.s-'.giu or pame* apply on board. inovlB
Tor tong Kcacli' Marietta,Parkerofcure
.. and Oalllpoilß* .■ ■.
lhe fine sw«n>er,COV...:MEIGS.
iJh-thfrtW Sac.N*, MaVcr, will leave for the above
■ at, <* imcnr.ediaie.poise every ■•
**-?***tA*ArwZ!\ IUhiDAY, m 3 P. 61,
l or freight or r?vss.-?gc apply on board, or to
; JOHN KLACFC
Wctiae.-Jay PacUot. corvisniaaitii
' If3?l^ri*v.‘ , <?} l, i? o<l &sl Mmmer CIN*
| *i**ing*i*h,..j b icr, will l ea , a
*';;-' Jl ~" ,i ';Ksularly cv»y WBP.'iEsimr. ■
.1 *r'migM or p«*xa!te j apply-on board,or «*•''•
dec ' ,u 0. 0. MiLTENBBIUSER.
Tj'LOUll—7s bMs. jus! rrccivVd anil far «ol« bv
. a«»st«ong & cnozFK
Ml-.CKL.tt ti P.stil.vt—l-or tail wnoleunle or retail,
„ ■». LAVKLYi oJt
,e '* _ _ lea Scalert and Grccers,Jt.’Gs Liberty it
Cl C rE N r.^ Hot I—itebned Bad preparsd'elpTcjsTy
* for food, for said by J 1./.VKf.Y .‘t CO 7
l* 9 * Tea-Dealers ard Grocers, SIGS Liberty it.
SAP SAGO CMKI-.SK—Just received ami fur'sale by
J. IiAVKLY & CO,
. T* a Doaters end Grocers,
—J—. ■ - 203 Liberr *
0 IVrantcfor4 Springs* •.
P-VN'P-AN-' rwpectiuUj: m?ftrmi»;UU; friends
*..HU®'i"£roJ>J.ici?*«>er*liy. ttmvornHe2f*t June in*
friabititbi KRANK.FOKT . IIrtTKL will be opeueH for
U«e .accommodation of HOARDERS, durintribe lum
mer.fespon*.
Fr?Tikfon v J»b<*?^n
nr»EAj»7?<bq lytlf chests of fresh Green and Black Teas
i on liana anti for sale by the paekoeei or neatly pack
ed in i and } lb nacuncea, at prices lower than wo have
herctciiorc so d the saine.qaaUttes. Melnil Grocers ore
invited 10 call. A. JAYNES
>T‘3 ■- PctlnTha Store, KPifgst.
BGMhSTiC DRY GOODS:—The subscribers have
jUsi received a fresh supply of plain and fancy
punlcti-Calicoes, Cheefcs/Gingnams.Jtfoalm*. Ac*.: At*
*o,on hand,aborted stock of Variety Goods,
Jewelry and W utche.vwliich theyoffer -Wholesale; at
greatly reduced price*/ - ' V
JeH - - JAMFS M»CANDLr.aR A- CO.
cr • -•
01*5. K. MW M 1 * - - • ] (> P. lx' UOWLU.
_ „ LOOM IB & JI'DOWKU,
GEXERAL COL LEO TORS.
Office over S Jones A Co '* Babkingifouse. corner of
u-s-r.: OO J “ nll JoUr ' h s ’ ree,,l > Bitulnirgll, Pa.
City and country collections promptly attended to.
. . . . lir/aenrts:
_ Wn:more & Wolff, B. A Fahnestock A Co . Miller A
Biekettoii, Wm. EagaTeyA Co, J. P. Tanner A Co,
George Breed, Harper & Phillips. . ,[jeS4
„ , Saloonannd ilotbi* ~
TZTSI. ST. WARD would respcoifully announce to
*T «I 0 Babies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh and ri
plntty, that the.spacidus Saloon* althelAthemeam Build.
:tog*» are now supplied with, a eupeiloe qattliiy of 100
fromß A?RSup!lT n -^^ olher «P«‘>
. ALSO—The Bathing department will always be (bind
in ptder, for.llotj Gold, or Shower Baths, an almost in
uupensible reqeutle.for the preservation of health,
mylt
Aielgnmeat far tUa Bonefltof Creditor^
R\? r 4 ct of voluntary assignment. executed on ihe
jj-fthday „t May, in the yenr ISSB, bv CliiatM’-
10 Rfehs rd T. Leech, j r..the said: Clark,
W Cralh A Co., made the said Richard T. Leech, ir. tt
Trustee, tor the benefit of their creditors. - All persons
having claims against the said firm, are requested to
prr.senttlienitothosul'scriber; and nil persons indebted
rftl> a Td notified to call oil tite subscriber, at 1.13
W oodsireetj Pittsburgh, and bay or arrange the same.
mtl7 r A ; . R. T. LEECH, JR.
Star llalcery anft lee Cream Saloon,
A inform their
-Tt. old friends and oust jmefs.that they areiioworo-
E!!r e 'Vp a nno r^A a l 0 r On J 0 - aa Di “ mona Alley, 10 serve np
p ? S a E CBEAM ’°‘ the very best bt all boars
of the day and eyemnm? They always keep oh hand,
every ktndof Cakes nnd Confectionary, fresh and sweet.
1 arueaand families will be served with all articles they
may order, on the shortest notice and on tile most Valia
lactory terms - Remember the piece, No. 84" Diamond
.alley, o few doors sonthof the Diamond. ; lmvl4:sw
Another Fresh Arrival atNo.OT. ■'
Tl * POihorth‘westeorncr ofWoodst.
JL/. and Diamond alley, arc just opening a Fresh
block of Fancy Prints, Sommer PuntalOons,iCaines, Bo
rsgo Do Luincr, Ttench Manchester nnd Domestic
r ,")?■ T «?edier,-with n complete assortment of
Ladies’Dress. Goods. Also, a large slock cf Hosiery,
Glo ves,dee. These, together with our former purchases,
makes our stock unsurpassed by nny west ol the moun
tains, to which we solicit tho attention of buyers, ns
wo cnivoOertiiera on the moat favorable terms.
n. gregg & cn
Kino Oolong Ulaclt Xeds. 1
yV 1, would call the aitenitoaof our retail customers
•S', to «nr largoi stock of Black Teas, selected with
great care In ihc New York market- ” *
houehotiff, flUft, Ssc.; English Breakfast,!?- ih. fihen
I-iite Oolong. • SOc.t Extra Oolong, ysZ
Delicious Oolong, 8100
Young Hyson, Imperial, and Gunpowder, some prices
ns shove, pure nnd fragrant 1 1
„,„ R ' l i l l l ? roccr3 , a ra, invited to call and examine oitr
s.ock, cither packed in.quarter or half pounc packages
or m balk, by the hulf chest. : ■ ■ . puusages,
. . A. JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store,
JiS— 33 Fifth street.'
■_ HtarVsl Hear Yet
VTOTICE IS lIKREUY GIVEN to *U. pqrcbaseM of
X i -Fine Jewelry .and Watches,, that lfoouis now ready
r°nM P ?i* >r J th , ft andmo.tfashionable fiS
Gold Jewelry, ami avlower prioes ihon anvoihtTdcdl.
nn H !I t bu } Rfor cash cheap, and sells for
on, 8 gI I p rt r^ eQp i , i mafces - sales and small profits.—
lhorerore, all .persons purchasing Gold Jewelrv FinV
Stiver Ware, Watches, to, froSi this esmb Sh’ment
will be sure to got the valueofilOO cents for ever dollar
Sy*?!* 4 - iGbld, \Vntehes from SSO to 8100: Silver
Watches from SO to 20, Silver Spoons Y.ofa SS to
nnrVnla r°, 1 ,? r -f ood ’ e< s nill 'Y cheap ; Please coll at
Store in the city <mly
White Snlphar SDrinsii
■CUMBERLAND COUNTY- PA
■I 1 * mountain retreat, so well and
1. favorably known to the citizens-of Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Piltsborghand oiher places, will bo open for'
visitors on and after the FIRST OF JUNE ThebuUd
tngs have been greatly enlarged acd improved) in order
to meet tho increasing invalids,
and those who admire mountain scenery, thbtslace of
fers perraonom inducements, which cannot besurpassed
by any watering place inthe United States FromPitis
burgh, these. Springs ore accessible In nfiaat twentv
ho-uis, by the way of the Central BaUroad to Horrii
bargj from Harrisburg to ihp Springs, via Carlisle and
Ncwnlle,on the Cumberland Railroad,it U 35 mile*.
We are pledged to make visitors comfoTtable and bills
moderate. • • w . SCOTT COYLE.
J. D. Williams, Joseph. H Hill,
Major M’Oandiesh, j; £, M’Cord.
• t jeshdSai
'Aodittn,
COMMERCIAL.
FOB.® OF: PITTSBCBGH.
A} TSkl WATEK IN Tijn CHAIiNKL
. ••• • 'i'J.'Ji-'
AUCTION SAT.TCS
_ , Auction Card*
milG nodemgned. .after an Interval of four yearsihaa
JL agmn resumedbusmesß. Having complied with
the requisitions of ihelaw regulating Sales at Auction,
and having procured a first class License <is Auctioneer
fortheCftyof Puirhargh, he offers Ins services as such
to hts friends and the public generally. With an einc.
nence of ncar]y v thirty years in this line of businessihe
hazards nothing m saying that he will be enabled toeTve
.entire satisfaction to alUhose wlio may feel disposed to
patronize him. ; k . P.McKENNAi Auctioneer.
Refers to the principal Guy Merchants.:
AacUon—n&lljr Saloar
A T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood
.A and Fifth streets, at lOo’cick,A..M.,a general as
sortment Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,Hats, Caps^&c.. •
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
• Groceries, Queensware, Glassware,Table Cutlery.
Looking Glasses*, new and second hand Household and
Kitcbeti Furniture, &c.
„ AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M,
-Books,- Stationery, Fancy articles, Musical Tnstra
® e PJs, Hardware aau Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods
Gold and Silver Watches, &c, -P. M. (MVIS,
_;a3l:tf .. , ■ -Auctioneer.
PrAI*K2Q9&A« Auctioneer*
a? AacrioN—A very extensive assorts
tr* meat of jewelry now open at McKenna’s. to which
the trade m respectfully invited. -1». McKENNA,
■ :: : /v■ -Auctioneer.
GOODS—A very large assortment of
. " Ill imery goods of. every variety.- now open at
mcKenna’aforafewdaysonly; P.McKENNB,
‘ Auctioneer
A SSIGNEE’3. SALE OF DRY GOODS, Ac. at
t«UiVi^ I0!T Tr) « .Monday morning next, June 23th, at
!f fl J a continued at Al’Kcnna’s Auction
House, (by order of the Assignee,) the sale of Dry
?i^h S J,« o i m^ r J? 10g r^V mo ’ l . hlbel * lerkQrj » slllf t delaine,
.cloth and. p.alu sbnwls, ca«hmereB v dd Jnines, Frencli i
bo * nl,a2in es, alpaccas, poplms, nelisse cloths, i
: «Ilk (a i ,so l toa colors.) bonnet lawns I
Vdlls - e fo ? dc nup and other silks, silk
no 2ii a st?? ilvff ?, B°’ 8 °’ loco; bobbing, nnd foot-,
n-nf ** lislcxtiread anu. cotton gloves and will** I
tif.’ a? j u ' lpre and marEeillus Testing, colored silk vel I
lora , ohi r iur°i n A <l ‘v ‘i y ’ *P arf ’' Sitbn. assorted on I
rtbbra^&l h 11 Col '°“’ w,ln “ S«ar variety 01
anonngmnenLGcascaLßdles’Giiiters,
n C ,he°mk , atee“ n<l " fa ’>“ oaablfl ““
- leiS »*■ M’KENNA, Aaet’r.
P. a*. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
R R J^n?^?,’h 4c J A ,a«ioH.-on Tuesday afternoon..
§ss=£Scl’FßE^S
Cr“i bVusbVs? W h a^K. brushca i
tfnmnrxKir
h o ’sl,°e«’,, SjfSJtSff !
Books. AT . AroilOß—On Satarday eveninir Jim.
tiarnfr'wnSd 1 ”^m 1 ’ 0 r O mraerc i»lSalesrooms'
and FtMi streets, wtli be sold, a large
S:LW B n #r valo! l l ’ e , Ufological, historical,poelioal
slid miscellaneous Looks. Among which are standard
IthTary.edmona.tijr the best otnnors, five iilastratid
cno y dibles, blank books, letter and
[ P“P“f> Pens, pencils, engravings, Ac.
1' 25 P. M DAVig, AucL’r.
fi AV * r'nt? B0 ? KA *^ A YS. BUGGY AND SQUARE
AT Aooflori.—Ou Saturday inornate, June
Commercial Sales Rooms, cor
ner of Wood and l-ifth streets, wilt be sold TOithoat re-
RoealiSl^n 011111 w * l om. it may concern-3 soperior
8 k^Vgonfonesentyi^sn^erior
SsmnfSfom?*^ 5, All °' Wl,Kh nrc °fbhe best
Je!is
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer-
%°,
s§fii".2 r l rWiai B .s‘ , ssFi!si ~s .^
.«, 4M» and 45, baying eRCh ttffani of 20 fcel^’Loculi
|tr«i, and extending back 120 feet to the alley l3Sre.
Terms—One-half cash, residue in Iwo cqual annual
payments, WiUilttcreat.'sccored by bordandraorMske
■JSP. P. ai. DAVIS, Anct’r.
w. a. M’CARTWIsvT Anotloneer!
i'i'* OF DRY GOOD-, VAHIT-TV
O GOODS DRUGS, PERFUMERY,OILS, PAINTS
4c„ *t Audios-On Thursday next, July l. 1552, wili
he so.d, at 100 tlocit, A. ai,otthe store, of Davitf Jar
by order of Corter Cams, eJ,
fr. / rf .Al.eeheny county, all his entire stock of
ftiJ?'°'~L Vaf I ,f 5 y Good ‘' Perfumery, Drags, Oils and
Wn'f ir n*lfjs eotnprtses a large assortment of all
kinds of Dry Goods, Variety Goods and Fancy articles.
Sm! i r n k .o’i'"”, , " r? ® /“bronablo Wholesale and
hctail Dry-. Goods htore. -.Also, a large assortment of
Perfumery, Drugs,Oils and Paiiru. The stock of Dry
Go “ js |i'i ul, . r large,nnd has been selected with great
enro. They are ail fresh and seasonable goods, of tbe
laiest s ylcs and patterns, and holds out grea tnduco.
ments for merchants and dealers to attend the sale
, ~ CABTKR CURTIS, ShcrilT
-J±l w a muartnuv, Aneiv
Y ALUABLE HEAL estate at Arcnctt wm bo
sold.ou eaturduy, June ’.(iih, ot 3 o'clock in the af.
icrpoou, qn.tbc pfemiscs, in lie borough of Lawrence*
Allegheny Arsenal, Ten Valuable Bulldl
ing Lots of Ground, beautifully sftuutcd, in a health? and
p.easant pan of the Villose, commanding,a delightful
iNw te Alieelieny river and surrounding coaimy—
P'ensaut and UesTralile ltoa
uoa* iiuhe neighborhood (or a private residenco. - To
pertoas desirous of tecoring to theraseive* a home ala
low pnee, this is an opportunity s-idora offered at au£
(ion.. Any lufocinauan, to persons desiring to narchm*
will be given by Palling at ihe audion store of the sub
«cr her any time before the sale* when a plan of the lots
Qcl9) W. G A CC t J r?
F- Adam* A Co.’a lSzorisis
HEIGHT REDUCED.—From and after this date
our rates on pound freight* from Pfailadelphia to
rinsburgh, will be 63,00 per tOU lbs.—a reduction of S 3
per cent. Tune, from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh 36
™2ri I?Prs| BAKER A FORSYTH. SS
A «lSi T w£^ F THI i S ' I ! GCK . ,,Or ' DER S of *0
h Vard Savingb Bank’lTviltbc held at tbo of*
Sj,9 Bank, fto*424lnbetty6trrt:,onToegday,'the
€9ih day of Jcne tjexi, at 10 o’clock* A. jff = with refer*
business of the late firm will be settled by II Lxk
Ss?M^rl, fcUlhon “' 1 10 use * fae name of the firm ior
%?‘ fc * c - . £•
i?SJSA CT § ?0 * fltt vonji?ice“CreVm.
Cl J 3 dozen t rnston A Merrill’s superior Extracts, vl2:
vanilla, Ro*e, . - *
• Lemon, Peach, -
' grange, > . .Bitter Almonds,
•- m.i tiinßer. Noune**;
, slcr*5 lcr * P*och Water. snd Orange Flower
51 J "i for sol = b V W. A. M'CLURG ftCD, “
- » 8 « . •*.* _ . . SSpLibpny street.•
■ucose’a Steam Plano £’orte Faet6rF*~
was&k—»_» ' *• L* LBABR having applied machi*
manufacture of PIANOS; be
*8 w cha »‘ e d to sell ut least twenty-five
Jr V- f, * *P«f■centcheoper than any brought from
the Last, and warranted equal in every respect.
upwards Eoscwooli finnoSj frora 8180,00 and
_Sevonocia»o to do - sso CO
JwlsvESSi£ Hand 9lre ' 1 ’ ovcrJohns '’ “»
Accordeons, Violins, an;f repaired. fjeS;y
' Coat 4 com t Coal r"
mimcnAßiiEßs eoAL company ore prepared
„ a n y/l<™ly°f, goodhinck Coal,™ ebon
notice, at their Harbor, cn This Ohio Kiver at M’Kec’s
Hocks; at SMS pet ion of aato ft* 4 ‘
„„T|;eir i'ac | litte« for dcliveriuß Coal exceed any works
fhJ£h. K £ v «-. al,<l ,‘ho: advantaye of loading boats at
their harbor, is well known to Coat boatmen
.Applications for C«U, tobe mtule to Georee Lysle.
tk a n t4le barhof;or to the undersigned, at the
9°, corner of Wood nndFi.hstreets
- H- RIDDLE.
Presttleat of Chanters Coal Company.
UNITED STATES MATT.
■ SUUMSn A RRA iY OS
OHIO & RAIJiUOAD.
.am
Iheonly out of Pittsburgh.
t / S nß ? Tß ? M * l^, '
lo Unclxnd, Columbus* Cincinnati* •;• Detroit.
"" to C “-
F’ceptS)- NS ,t " n ffom Pll,8!l0r 8 h > ISundaj » ex*
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Pittsburgh ai*BCo a .'at ... Passengers dine at/t!*
T??hf “I 11 re s?** Maßstllon at a SO p m. This
t 0 Ma "p llon - The Alliance House
{raven^p?i°i“ d haa nccemraodations for lhe
t A e? , ’ £ f W ? AST . passenger TRAIN
li^ML P i l . ! r llU ' eh ®U l *■■■«'» dining at Salem, and
reaching Alhnnce m 2 4u P M, ill lime for Llie train tr>
BriJhw ■Vn? n i V ,r f ,n n ,, °P > ««ur-«■ New
on * Columbiana and Snlera - By either of
SSVJJ:£i pa s senß 5 r ? 'an reach Cleveland abont half
Lake fi Erie. C °° k ’ ond ln lime for ltie Eyeningßouta oh
J dicing the Fast Train at U a. ti, they can trahsact
iSihS;nM'siaa,““ ™i“«.■■»■*»
S«KjS^ e *? s “"“^^S^SS
P?tuhn?ni? !;?■’ K' v,n ff Passengers umn to take tea’hi
a3opa ßb,d8 ° On DyUie Peaosylvama Railroad a?
btirghm n fwo day om l C ca ' n Ci ‘ iclm ' a >i» Fats
H£F»3KWW»BMKi
*asEESG»»*fcoaa
THE FREIGHT TRAIN.
am* snd mfia e «. C » a i r i DUncll ad i leaves Pittsburgh at 4 30
TrSn- Av^it,?.'« A i™ anc . 6 feftbe-arrival.of the Fast
StoSauWaf* lmmed ale y after, and reaches Mas-
Accommodation Train leaves
PiUsDQrgh at 10 a. M.and 5.30 p. «., and New Brighton
* l wA‘^‘* ani M*» ■'**•> stopping at intermediate suuonr.
. KnuwoAiickets, good tor two days, are sold between
Pittsburgh,fiochester and New Brighton.
tickets are sold at low rates, and tickets by
tbe package to some of the stations.
Excursion parties nro accommodated.at reasonable
rates.-. ■■■.:.
The fast train returning, will leave Alliance at 4.15 p.
M-, New Brighton at 7p. », and will reach Pittsburgh at:
§Ai M. ■■•■■■ • • • ‘ :• '••■■..•.■■■.
The trains do not mn on Sunday.
Omnlbusses run in connection with the trains to and *
from the station on Federal •...•■* ...>.
For tickets apply at the FederalatreetSlation of the.
Ohio aadFeansylvania Railroad, to -
GEORGE PARKIN,
Ticket agent,
„„ or to J. JIESKIMEN,
Not*.—By the route byreSmboat 60 :
Vine, and thonee by railroad 100 miles to Cleveland, the
fare is 83,60.
Pittsburgh, done Si, 1853, -
. •.. if.
%^r:;v^.^y:^i.,'V
re-
¥ >
medical.
The areat TeteMnu Rtmidv i "
DR. H. B MYERS' EXTRACT,
Dandelion, Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla.
Tinsyaluabte medicinal prepara
pon differ* entirely , from any ample
enraci of Surßaparilfa ll or corn
-11100 pur'jyiagmcdieiml. It I* a coin
v of raany of. MOST CLEAN*
orUS'fflSSf ‘oISTS,
article swhich.enlcr lrn„ a 0
™SvSES eii, ' enCe ’ and
r ' ea '&vMy&mrj^
than any otherm the market. Perron*
“ Sarsaparilla” by the gallon,
radically.eared byjistng.ino or three botUel? mi. .5
iheonly Compound tn which Dandelion, Wild Rh*,w
and Sarsapanlla arc *o prepared to Oder the pecuhS
virtues of each,in combination with pure eitiaeX ST
other healing article*, in a highly concentrated auaS'
Its ingredienu are PUREI,Y VEGETABLE. nnd'are
suelr roots and barks as are found, though chieflv
ting certain parts t la tfieif general tendency. to Prodne*
the most cleansing and/hesling effects.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
To care many diseases. Dropsies, Kldney'Com
pants, &Ce, draw off Watery Humors from the Blood*
or corrupt and irnia'JDg secrcUons of diseased organs
fromtheijody,withoutihelhoroagUoperations on the
Kidneys, as causedby this medicine. rfobther extracts
even; Preten Ho this effect.- In fact, this very operation, !
for which jt xs.pauicaJariy compounded, differs from
ail other preparations,.and makes li the -best compound i
inexistence..'. ■ • . . > ■.
INALL C*BES OP DROPSY, use this medicine.—
It will relieve. -Jr has cured when life UseJf was de- ■
spaired of. It contains articles,that will cure, if anv» ;
thmg can* and takes the only method:to make fcerma
ncnicures. - *
SHIP FEVER* SHIP FEVER!
Toproduce tesljmony in proof of tbectireof thisdls
ease is acknowledged y new. Thepublic bavesolong
been taught to regard it as fatal, that its positive cure
would seem almost ainiracle; yet : - v
. ~ BBIP FEVER Ha 3 BEEN CURED,
And by the Great Vegetable;Remedy, Dr.-IRB.Mv
lfO”. Wild Cherry, Ac;, alone,
wo select the following, as a specimen of the nurae
rous tesumoiiials ip the efficiency: of this medicine in
coses of this malignant.disease, which we-have to ex*
lu fe , ‘ ~£, ? £ T, ® lON . v OF PHYSICIANS.
s Bkillfnlphyßician,reiicling
•? Beffjilo,B. Y». and one who hnadevoted himself par,
Ucalarly to thentndyand care of the Ship Fever,-with:
cv[ ? r I P iaEe of which be is conversant,: gives
the Pollowicg testundnyin reluUon to the effects of this
ntcilei.ne, ns prepared by hlmseil:
•‘This n to ceriify. thaa have nsed Dr. H:B; Myers''
Exiract.of'PaJw.elion;:Wild Cherry,.and Sarsaparilla,
SnOTn n" 1 in c r cs o' a ««”£« of patients sick
Fe ' ,cr ’ w ‘. ltl very beneficial resells. And I
consider It a general curative in that disease.”
Prepared by MYERS A RICE,
No, U Warren street, New York;
O. E SELLERS,
N° QI Wood street! Pttubargb.
sold fev
apr3:deodAw
RETiTATt.K ABLE CURES!
B Y TUB ,USE_ -OR. HO UQHTON'S
rom JDr. Houghton's No'e
ik of Casts and Cortes
ienee—C* sb I—Miss
1., aged 89 This lady
' Very spare end sallow
ad.ineessant pain and
easiness in the pii of the
iaeh: Two or three’
a day the pain in
-dsed to each a degree
.dgony. These attacks uap>:
. -- .uodVaiid sometimes when none i
aad beentaken. Sheraisedmush sour, clearfiuid from
U?e stomach in ?hemomlrig.-The stomach swelled much
at nfght: Tongue coated and clamtnyj orach thirst fno
appetite. ; Bow'erS-costive; duH i stupefying seceatioji in
the forehead.. Complaints of two years standing: Gave
“ e r/o mo itepsln dn Monday.vCame" back in Vweek,
caia the paiahad.not been half so bad since taking the
second and was daily growißg less, ; The coosWnr
gnawing, was also; gone. Appetite improved: tongue
cleaner; bowels regcJarj heaa ln another
week she was, entirely free pain iii
the stomach—raised no acid fluids—head felt dear, and
every Uraceof the stomach,contplaihpwaa reinovedi
2?ed 50*-Tdmojfitfr«a«mg -
yejy-fjoui lady. II ad stifle red p ain, usually Very se
ZZlfjt inibe region of the stomuebj for three y ears past.
rind particularly to tense after ea ting. Whenauheworsv
.t® a V if somehaTd body were being thrust Into
thepit of iheai&nftch and bored in every direction. Mach'
tenderness oil pferanre.- Tnslarfyused the Pepsin with
surpwslngenect Soon after theirs!dosethepamceased
—sue feu some nausea, and retchedj-but nothing came
up. Several months have pasted, but there has been no
reiuraof the pam. Tongue clean and moist: no sore
ness of the stomach. ’ e
.V ??¥**&“* ,May, 1851 —On
die 7th ofMay, 1851, Rev M.-D. folhami,pastprofthe
fj? rian P bnrc Mn Louisville,Ky., Was ond :
bad becir for a loag urne conhned to bis-room. and most
of Otetimeto his bed^widiDyspepsia andChronicDiar
rhcea, and was to alloppearagceon the very verge of
s£k ff^ e ; a ckjowlcdg e siio be so by his physician.
l i ea i C iS eo l d " Bt^n,e^n9iD ° is P° w ® r ' WJt l>'
cute fleet, and at tbe above named niae»the'iiaTient. by
° n f bis phynirian, commenced theSe: of Df,
e P®( n ’ ai| d to the asiorflahmenu surprise
Thl i!ft' .relieved dajv
Xs® l W d ?y . he Jeft JiTrcpm The saih dari which
wss excessively hotcheyode ten mdeiwitli ad eft
etflhih weDiona viriuothe country:
and on the thirteenth dayvtaough hot euUrely res’ored
to las natural strength, he was so far recovered ay id go
alone a journey of Jive huedred miles, where ho arrived
[ ll inaea improved in health,hayiog h.ad'oodis~
&K of ' ,le emraaehor bowels adeilalilngihe trsi
are faciatiotcontrovena6le,Bnd
fh.™ - ° ,e wh . ich „ OD ßKto convince all skeptics that
S./f» ■ a S amt i!1 Icpsm. Lctphysicians add dyspep
tics love,Mate. BB GE&. H.KETsM ■
, Knly wholesale and retail agent, 140 JVood »t.. Piiis'-
bqrgn,_Pa._ £ [mySo:d4w
„ aOUSB>B
A°ccSpJpa a . h S /f °ry«Uow book Root,
fl-„ Kt’.-*'!’ .fl'f-SWs oak among the proprietory
pjiv’S??* '^S. c “Wjy for,completely carlo.
Canker. .-all Rheum, Erysipelas, aedaiiother aiseasef
arising fronr an unpare state of,the blood.: Ateo.Ltoer
Cotnprntnt, Catarrh. Uyspcpsia, Headaches, Dili lies/
CooghsjSorenees.and Tightness nbont the Cheat *Broi?* :
chius. or Hoarse ness, nseimS?n
ees°?ta blSel of* 1 " 1 “ n,e<l Wilh «c-
FEMitE WEAKNESS ANDGENEBALDEHIUT V
Strengtheningthe-wcakened body, givinv tone to the
iftic olure sS 0 “ e
vegetable In its composition, and
bined in us proponions that the chemical l itauical and
?ni?no l p^^’n i^;'E a a^ gr ' tli “ l
ac , d‘&&
Canker,Sail Rheum, Erysipelas-and Scrofula wkSoh
Xion opS ® yraP “ ' oUrely faikd "*■“«*«
® Q f®.v,by this medicine. -We say that itisa 'vnltinhiA 1
all obsiructjon ra the circalairon, rendering the Liver
the
|leart, and reUcveain allcasesof Asthma.dxul may be
ÜB *r?v n a nc,l ® al4 *iandaiaUseasonaofriieyearl 7 *
11» ‘fP rc P® rod bnly by a MORSRi COi; at
mi*
... . OP ALLt «■■••• * •“
. EXTRACT OJ’ AMERICAN OIL
JP *; o IV^ VN ®SON, 209
P°^ er^a^y c ©ftcontraicd pre
parouoH, ilie medical arc found to be
k 8 tfe n flth ;o f t heo ri gin a 1 Ame ric an OH.
Ii is put.up in bottles at 25 and 271 cemsveacir.’wiibfuH
Sfh ?• °r'e*nal °ll in in'SK^
claims to be the only Proprietor*. * * m
■■ d&w-tf - • ■•.'•• •
■2ft-' 3 m r,ckere ’> < in, B e .) for sale by "V. ■ 1
« U !' S ? TAAFt-Tn MAUUIRK i BiW,.
T wiS 5 ! 1 LrraonaUe, or LeSiiresugar,
Xj aBn [ ,l,y an,ipij a3nnld r lrlltjfQr sale , b * >
i»ik *' A ' rEl '* * CO., Grocers and Tea Dealers, '
-±215 203 Liberty .tract
H °V,“ U \ h,l \ l ,' ,r ' u "M’&HI'IHSM- ”=
11 or aU
?v , ‘!fl l 3i oe X iwniV
Wood vyawßoarda; ■: C]oi&e» lloriej:
ie,a W, A,■ M’CLVRG & CO ,
- ,—— • Wo Soft Liberty mkcl~
TJPANDIES-IN BOND-A. Scignctie and Pellevoi.
Jj sip Braudies—darfc undpale—m qr casts; also Nn.
poleon, J» ociaces-jimlei- Custom trouse charle-ml
nthar with'l7 varieties' of RochrHe, Cognac ami
ae 5« Brandies or the most superior £S“ s *gf ,31
rnJob sale cbenp > hy JACOB WEAVER, JrV
cor. Market and First »V
house ot W.M»C!intock,ss Kent h fiiiS? W iE
d«icrmioe<i to soli t>s our present 'stork aT *
pods 01 . cost, i|o incite UISSSSioTSf SL'VXZZ
to fornub, to grgat bargains. * ue wishing
A.*p«tt“mof O P„°-L“ ««*«,will
l ca ,' cs J* erI1 B« »e Lainca, 103121:
f >oi) Bereges; 18c; - ■■:■■■■... ‘
Jttt R ieces Changeable Silk, very low j i
80tt Crape and Summer Shawl*:
■ ' Printed Lawn* ;
1* tloStitnmerJQe Lalnes, solatia fo??aslOc;
Also, Laces, Krqhro;det;te3, ffasicjy and Glovoa. (jag
OaliUMj Y«rf)eq^a l ;Qr««nboaie..Pian(i>
collection ol pahbos wert . of tbe moan-
X taiiw, one tiinidred an 4 .fifty ywieues. Thorborn’a
nnd.Hoyey’s Verbena** wiitahnre urieqaaUed.'.fri faai,
Hovey’i Amoiieoj
burnta Heroine, S 4 Eclijttc. andJSlrSjßlanc, are admit
ted ; to beiheGerasofthevvorld, The above, wifi
every variety of Greerihcuseand other Plants, for eale
ai the Passengerand RerclUanceOffice of :
»t«SM7A ROBINSON, I
Earopem and General Agent,- 1
Is 3 W6oti street; y. J
T9-Bftllroa4 Contractor#*
T>ROPOSALB will bo recoiycil u.itii after the 24th thy
'J/ of Jaly nejp, inclusive, att'io Engineer Offices- of
the North Western 1 Virginia BaCrotU, in Parkersburg,
West Union ; and Clarksburg, foi »iio Gradaatfon *nct
Masonry of SO or 60sections (of uhnoi one imle each of
ilia! Bond— embracing nU the h -*»?*esi parts of the
workacd- conwnuor anomber o. tunnels, deep ciit :
dues and embankments,aswellosn cons'derable share'
of bridge and culvert nnsonry. s The tu;e extends from
the Ralumore and Ohio inonih of Three
Forks Creek, two mites east of Feuermaj, to
burg,on tbeOhlo nver» andis aboutlCl tnlfesin length
Specifications wiH.be ready at ihe offices named, and
also otFeiieTman ; on and ™“ e . s .iho:. Jff.y* proximo,'
and Engineers w/il **? hflor-i uiJormaliorr
The country ihrpogh which the Road - " cases is beaiV
ihy, well setUeiand culuvaMd, and abtm >toimlfe*
may be hod along the roate, and from eit ofit
by means of the I&iumore and Ohio Bailroci -ij^Norih
western Tampike and other good roads, am. } , fe e Ohio
riser The facilities lor cheap execution e •r.c worS
are unusually great
BaltimoreandOhid Railroad Is advancing dly tS
completton, mnl; re-Jeoaioga-largoamouni• Ityi. s
Bidt&rs nmsihrfngUw best ieKimonial*. and wi *?£!
wjiatother work they may have Ottban?. , !
the President and Xhrectora.
JslS eoaufth Jy
rl* * ' 5 1 j /o‘
„ <f< ( V r Jf H, i J - >
-v- --v *<, r • f e
? " v ~ C v *r
M THEMISSOUR'f EXCkIvoE, On
Mffl X‘*r lbs earner of ehoit *iree?.
10 Alrfenmn PARKINSON, S4W^* P ‘
.'fiO I^l—iue subscriber offer* for HenPtKr
sSSiF-HS^-feM
~~ n!:,r lt. PAULSON. No. 73 Wood a.
Trw^ 1 *' — f 'T D frame liotue«v two »torie* hith 1 17
or Jf,“2 i* , ‘,°“s” tl
Apri, «o l Ehe,,y tSomasVSFF/rif "■
*“■■ 1 1 " 1 ■•-•••■■• >-.v r. .ypp 29 Pifth * treat
D®bl n w““u B ,» offer foftei
oa ibe comer by mo Sn
riircr—will be rem.d
WALTER BRaNT/
i. "
76 i c nE3coroT^^rr\
I U notiU of Tarenium, 'a; Co\tV,.^7 F<lll, ' mi l«
provemtnls are a good Frame Dwefflnl n ,""a
excellenUarge Fromaßarn. Price Mo £ “ le » ,ai aa
quire of the otraer.WEORGE ®F 1 ®- ; En^
«» K,Ns ’*•**aisr*
BUILDING GOTS mb Sale.-—Ten
theEighlh Ward,five of whidi h£vnl 04 "'" ia
Jeaton h’rvlSß a commoioSa v^ 1 ”/,? 3
MoMngabela river The other five are in
the above each havtn* a fro it of S 3 few hvinn l r of
Price, from 450,0010 B®,oo. Terms S T . 11 ?
deore a pleataat and lotion wft ifigg
S. CUTHBhiIT, Geceral it ¥tnv ,
SOSmUMeldWet
.. 3 , de3iraUle : |°<>at]ori, at half an how^Tid^^ 1 ?^
cily r by ihe Railroad, a valuable property af ftVntt?«!£ c
P CT , e r!.Jf e!! Btockt d wi,& Mlecied Ifuit ofeverv
tastefdlJir arranged and Jn excellent cond'tion^»i^ , : '
a wide centre half. 4 roomy add finishjv?nf o '
p«* goffd cellar, and pump water ' ThA•
OhliTni,!i!? * a'oathtrn ejpcsnro, onthebrat ofthe
Ohio, and « wet! worth the attennon or those deslrini S
Ktreat in the country, Price SISuo. Term*«Sns,"
mediate possession oiuneeay. lm.
S. CUTJIBEET, Genernt Agent,
SO Smitbfletd atttet >
lot for Bait. -
? ad h we “ finuhkthrongC^SwSi
t Si^j!s S
ge , who will EIV . a “ nece; ?mi^sr
iSt ’ ll ' m,ns s,re V'ir.’&SJ' w%TI ‘ “-•—
P - M’hENNA. Wnm....
A^“^-Sluaied «*B!g '
Sp2?sij|KigSi
S“SSS n ®
2S3sSSSy s ®®=?
imisp
sssa^iS^Saissm
195,'wnich U sp? f ce T {?2L“ l" h d 'P*-, elC 'P, t l n e lot No.
'-•“aasSilSSfer
£0 Fifth »trceh
I Penn feei-und roaJ^ 031
j lesi, to.ihe Allegheny iSver*^! 1 !?^ 51 cel^ o,e , 0I i ;
[ posed of npotr ieTmTtr.B tB-in x aprope i n^? bc.dis-.: .
!««, a p»drti3S?S 1 ?* o rcte"£i i "!? p»« ha --
oas io the entrance tnw the ciiV nfSh.?? 8 ,' o ,”^?'
dlffibre building tot4,vand mufi l nUy d * , *? ei k>to
fleiuta of the public irapro«mentJ?r£2 H?® 1 * *® co ?*
and around the ciir.g re ,ti l e S|“‘ , l?s'Y„ I ”P. ro S«M. la
etncss purposes. \
Wo.iajWooaairee^JPm.iji^glij
-J?iL® - JOHN CQLLINSI
—- U&erty tlteeuL
WWjga HEHCAHTILE 7 ~nnf:f:^h.Tr
saSESS^a^
SiTflinkofficerCorihe Chy'of nlw'y”? ’ ® aait s“>' '
U> tha pages of Am^i^v^°i\ w,,en *® < *
'■f&toWt s “ “cfiS AoUajaai,’. ,
■riSSSfiSSSSfaa*^'
■ .... ... I, u.
„„ __ J. ■. *!co'“ s<Ha ? "*
1 L 0O K I K&° D nV E o vouza itovz tqttzth, ■...-.
LUUiiING GXA,SB MAKXJFAOTTJRtTHa.
r . waousana mutsas iK >,> r *
*¥\? n c?T& 0me * tic ’ Fanc V«nd Vatiito ffoodi.
lie;, I Cis.Kii *Hu a: n» IwpoK«r* and Mauulsctaren,
r* whiohlhoy wIH Beil on as reasonsbe terms, ar.das
be purehajed Phist Oar Stack consists.
Looking Glasses, Beltons, Parasols,
Clocks and Watehes, Ribbons, Brashes,
Umbrellas, laces, Jewelrr,
Threads, Suspenders, bilk Crevalts
Combs, Gup Caps, Gloves,
Pocket Handkerchiefs,; PortMonnles, Cstneißaai *
Artificial Flowers. Hosiery. Berliun'-rvr^/i
WHITE eooifs,
Cambric, Jaconeus, Bishop Lawn,
Book Muslin, Moll, g ZuS .
„ BottedSwtss.
Plain and Ornamental Pomait and Picture A.m..
“MhSiS M er ir doaB,nt B bort «S>ticef^
• Cabinet Makers,, and otters, rarttuhed -with 1 Looking
film Plates, at Eastern price* **9nnf „
Mercbanu and.otherc, visiting oar city for the ViiisL"
£^!Js?,L P l^ araha ■ , ' , * o ' ooJ *’ wi " ple “® c »« oSciStafne
onrnuirs Imarlltm
W. M'CLISTOnK.
; .. marine uotpittl ;
• ■ .CitfToa I Hop«g t PiTtsßoaaa C
v ‘ Office*Jana<s i2?.* •** '
SEALED PROPOSALS r
Beef, as free as possible from born* v..'.
B™?“ S “. gaf ’ V lh * b «‘ 9«fllty" ’ P do P V
Tea,’Hyson, ■ d®
Rice Floor, . .- . ‘ * do
Soap, . - . . • - •do
Sperm Candice, . . ‘ ’ * “®
Octree, - ’ . , * 's°
i Butter, best qne|. ty, . *J®
Middling Bacon, .’...* &
Hams. . 3“ *
Lard, - "rf£~
fe S e? t, “'-. ■. •. * >;a«.
Port W.ue, Z*? -1
Vinegar, ....... 3”
Milk.
Beet Bolted Meal, . . . . ?"?“?•
Poiatoea, P*J
- Beane, ~ S®
Errs, - . . . ' ", * do
Safi/ • ' Pordoien.’
Homing ... ~ Perpecfc.
Wood, ... . „ * ~ do
Ooal, -* . <to
All or the within (or above) article C P'fbnsir).
beet ijpality and to be vfy ?^ e lift *ety
eocbqainiillea as on the ■rSni'i.ii'i J?? c 5 H?o*and in
lheMojpital,approvedbyl^Sn^otL <h \ ai ' wntd of
4 Anyothet tr«lclao.tiiatmßy required.
ot'bp lowest m?r\etp^ I «“ a, jf? con ' r ««ior
2“ ; , h “°>«K« « pdtienta to be moil J\3iTi’S! ,,,e4
‘ ■
, J^SXSSuSSS^ 1 " "*&& begiven •
'.n •
t»“ ' •• < f v P ? il ‘ *■ \
'. V.- ».•■<•'„: •».:■••£ -O.- 1 ' • ‘ '■ * •■■■■■•'
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