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THTJBSDAy MOBNIKg=:::::::=""" :;::::JTTLY 8
Daring Outraged Bighuay Eoiitry.—A
most daring outrage was perpetrated on Tues
day night, near the outer depot of the Penney l
yania Railroad A French phyeiolan, named
Alphonse Bione, arrived in the city in tho morn
ing, and was btopping at tho Depot Hotel, near
the tioket office of tho railroad, on liberty street.
On Tuesday evening; about 10 o’clock, he walked
out on tho railroad track to within about forty
yards of the outer depot; he noticed two men
walking a short distenoe before him—also ano
ther manfwho came, up to him from a different
direction, and Bpoko to him, asking him what 1
time it was ; ha took out his watsh and told tho
stranger, who then asked: him Whether he had.
any monOy, to whioh he replied that he had-not;'
The ruffian here struck Mr. Rinne; knocking him
down, and ashefieU; he struck him again. He
then took out his handkerchief and passed ,it
across Mr. R.’s mouth, and then tied-him.to a
tree;" The other men, who had come up by this
time,- assisted the first.-; rascal to tie him with n
rope, around the throat, to the tree. The men.
then-stripped Mr. Rinno of bis clothing—hat,
panto, vest, and shirt—not .leaving-.his ,
shoe's and stockings oven; in his coat was a rod
morocco pocket-book; - which contained several
papers of value, and a number of surglcalinstru-;
ments of Frcnoh raako; in his vest was a small
pocket-book;- which oontained s7s,'mostly; in
gold—hd had also upon his person a small silver,
lepine watoh; after .which, taking the clothes;
they left Mr. Rinno tied to the tree by his hand
kerchief, which passed across his mouth, gagging
him; he was also tied by the throat and feet, with i
ropes, and his hands tied behind him. In this
position the villains left Mr. 8., and he remained
tied to tho tree until about five o’clock yestcr
dayrnorning, when ho was relieved by some one
passing, and conveyed to a doctor’s office, nearly
J’jad, whererestoiottves were applied. Ho made
inform 'turn before Alderman Parkinson, yester
daytnomm No ontorng* of a more glaring and
villainous cbara.*'^ r ' was <t TCr perpetrated in our
city. - ■ ■ - ■■ ■
. Court of Quarter Susiau*-~ Before -Hon, 'Rm.
B. M’Clure, President, and Boggs and P.
M’Kcnna, Associate Judges.
WedsebbaV, Jpoo 7.
.. Commonwealth vs.' John Smith — Indictment,
■ Assault and Battery. Settled by tho payment of
costs. ■ ,
Commonwealth vs. Sosan Smith—lndictment,
Assault and Battery. Settled by tho payment of
-costs.
Commonwealth vs. Andrew J. Kemp—lndict
anent, Assault nnd Battery. Settled on the pay
.ment of costs. . -
Commonwealth ,vs. Henry Ryan—lndictment,
Assault and Battery. Found not guilty, and the.
prosecutor, Henry Seemau, sentenced to pay ; the
COBtB.
§L
fife
Commonwealth vs. Henry Ilornc—-Indictment,
Keeping a tippUng.houso. ■: Not concluded.....
Commonwealth vs. • George. Urban—lndiot
ment, manslaughter. On motion of the Prose
cuting Attorney, not. pros, entered, by leave of
the Court..
Commonwealth vs. Edward Murphy—lndict
mentj-Surety of the Peace. Found-not guilty,
and the prosecutrix, Elifa Ann Graham, sen
tenced to pny the costs of prosecution. .
M
m
ioreojy.—David M’Tay, a young lad about 15
years of age, was committed to jailyesterday by
Aid.' M’Masters. charged with the larceny of a
lot of Taisins from Thomas Johnston; It waa al
leged that the boy broke open a box of raisins in
about in the canal basin, belonging to the pros
ecutor, who resides inßlairsvillo. On tho other
-hand, it is contended that the suit against the
boy merely originated in an action of assault and
Ij.-tery which ho brought against Johnston bc
,fare Parkinson, of the Fifth Word, for an
at a warehouse near
tho canal,., and ia which Johnston was: bold to
'bail In the gnmofsaoo.
ifi
j§
m
U-
/„ DM band of Ethiopia sere
naders, who didW ‘b 6 » 4 Imp-bUek.
or burnt corb, to «**• *« ** *®"5J
«h arrested yesterday’ ««**.«»*•'«**
of a telegraphic despatch by the Mayor, ftom
New Castle, requesting him fo cause thcbarrc t
from off the steamer Miehigatf, "ben she should
< x e, and also a white man wbtf tcd ™ “8“
”‘l', was shrewd enough to lw st
heUsh;- arrived iu this city,
ef office, where ttajW
l!° . ’4d then were escorted U the cells
instruments, s'* ia nnmbc r-cnged
.below, and the . °
for further hearing. *
r -nr . p , -TIIO low Stage ot watW *“
T/Old Water jßoat*. v , ,;wa' A f tha
-•' t f v .* • : mo umabers or wo
our river has brought in to oar
low water boats which pr.™“ * : -JuHdk the
mercantile and traveling c."*r £ “ B » re .
summer montiis. Although w V iove
gularly established lino of packW*. running .
tween this city and Cincinnati, j■«it is but se»
dam a day passes without the dop.vtsirc of sev
eral boats for the South and West. Oar regular
packets s'till running to Brownsville,
WellirtUe, Wharfjig, and other places.
County commitments to thfi county ,
jail, for the week ending last night, numbered
forty-two by yanmary conviction, by our police
magistrates, for drunkenness, disorderly conduct,
and vagrancy: There weTO during the same
time, thirty commitments for offences to come
before the Court of Quarter Sesssions, making a
total of eoventy-two commitments fortbo week.
The jail containSj'nt the present timo, about one
hundred prisoners.
Wi tcotfW remind tboso of onr readers who are
in the’drug business, that a large lot rtf drug?,
<jUfl, paints, &0., wIU bo sold this morning at 10
o’clock; at the store of David J orris, on liberty
street, by order of Carter Curtis, Esq., High
Sheriff of Allegheny county, by W. G. hTCart
oey.anctioneer.
I#?
Beat —Yesterday was a day which had a de
cided tendency towards making the sufferer by
tbo weather," in a bad humor with himself, every
other person, and the weather particularly. Tba
thermometer at three o’clock, P. M., Btoodat
degrees abovo zero, in the shade. Whew!
Sureurofthe Peace.—ComaA Kush and Chtis-
Witherkin wore arrested and brought before
Cto Patterson, of Birmingham, on Tuesday
and-uho committed them to M ™ g
information of surety of the poaceon oath of So
phiaWitherhin.
afesratrss
ma nyoearannc. ||>M >
w * W ° uU^L^ a tT by Start Mafeee
S'SSIT-*
S •>»i «w* M
eer.: -
r i„t oat -Tho Spirting dob vtiU pay « re
slofopinforoxaiion that *til convict a
J possession or shooting aphea
»*”'***'*
laW ' ’ from the sta-
Stottn<-~&- *»y near Deer Creek
KSSar-W
“S^gSssd
SSSS&“^"»*
Aaijpood Amtidenf.—Acondnotor-outheCsno
tralßailroad.jtsmedKeller.was-aeverely Injur
ed y>n Monday evening. ,Ho was found lying
-senseless on the top of "the cars,'- when they ar
rived nt Turtle Creek. ~ It Is thought that he was
hurt, while standing on the cars when they ran
under a shed la the Ninth Ward. - >
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY THE O'REILLY LINE.
XXXII CpNGRKSS—PmBT SESSION.
Washcmoios, July 7,
Sesate.—Mr.- Atchison presented a petition
from Missouri, in favor of the organization of.
Nebraska territory.
- Mr. Chose presented o petition in favor of
making the Wheeling bridge a post route.
Mr. Clements introduced a joint resolution
providing for. tho election of. a public printer,
and to fix the price of printing. Referred.-
On motion of Mr. Davie, the Senate took up i
the bill to. amend* providing for. the better secu
rity of the lives on board of steamboats.- The
bill was amended, and the Senate adjourned.
. House.— The House -resumed the oonßidern
tionof the joint resolution-of the Senate, au
thorizing the: Postmaster General, athis discre
tion,: to. deolare-: plank roads post routes —which
was passed.
. Among the Executive communications made
before, the House, was one giving estimates to
the department for the survey of the route from
the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean, and rcoom
i mending.an appropriation for the same at onoe,
. Referred.
The House then wont into .committee, on the
amendments to the Deficiency bill. Mr. Bone
toa’opposed the Collins’ Line amendment ;
The Douse adjourned without acting on it.
MB. CLAY’S REMAINS.
CIBVELAKI), July 7.
■ The Buckeye State is jußt coming in with Mr.
Clay's remains. Minute guns are being fired,
and the flogs of the shipping are at half mast.—
Business is totally suspended, and the stores and
public houßes are dressed in mouTning.' The
military and fire departments are out, and thou- :
sands are rushing to the landing to pay the last
tribute to departed worth.
Columbus, June 7,
There is to be a very large turn out of citizens,
societies, military and firemen, to receive the re
mains of the illustrious Henry Clay. Columbus
does honor to herself. Everything is in the best
taste. W. Dennison, IV. H. Swayne, and S. Gal
loway, Esqs., are to speak. The cortege will ar
rive at Cincinnsti tp-morrow about 11-o’clock. :
Philadelphia, July 7.
The Native American Convention at Trenton
adjourned last evening,, having changed, the
name of their party to “American." They adop
ted h platform, after, having nominated Daniel
Webster for President, and George C. Washing
ton for Vico President. One hundred guns wore,
fired in honor of tho nomination by the Natives.
The remains of Henry Clay arrived Inst even
ing'and were received by a torch-light proces
sion of the military and firemen. They were
immediately conveyed to the Buckeyo State,
which left at once for Cleveland.
The river Ima fallen three inches; weather
warm There have been no transactions of im
portance in the market, or change in the prices.
Baltimore,. July 7.
The repairs to the Chesapeake and Ohio. Canal
will bo completed by the 15th, and operations
will be resumed. ■ j .....
NEW YORK MARKET, July 7. . I
Ooitch.V.Soles SOOO bates low to good middling I
upland Orleans at 01@10J. I
Flour... Sales 20,000 bbls at .!j.4,00©1,3i for
Sta te, and $4,12@4,1S for Ohio.
drain .:Balcs 16,000 bus. Oenncssoe wheat at
51,12; Western 20<8,59. Sales4o,ooobus. com
mixed at GO; yellow do. 02. Sales 1000 bus.
■ Provisions... Sales 200bblsmcss pork at SI J,- \
12@19,25; prime $1.6,75, Salos -OO bb.s hams
at $9,87; and shoulders $8,62. Sales 500 bbls
beef at $14,50©18, and primo at slo(S>n.
Bales of 000 bbls lord at 10}©11.- ’ . ,
Bogar... Sales 2000 boxes Muscovado at
.Sales SGO bags Java atlOi©H.
Linseed Oil...Rales 2000 gallsattS.
6O tierces at §>4,31@5,?7.
Whisky-Sales 700 bbls Ohioat 21@21j.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—JuIy 7. .
Flour,..Qaiet, bolderg fim at previous pnccs.
Fleur end corn-mbal unchanged. ....
Grain-Whcnt improving nt $l,Ol for white
ami 95@9G for red. Rye eoarco at previous
rates. Corn (lull; yellow C4s-_ ...
ProTieion9...Very firm and active at lull
prices. ■ ■■ ■ • .• • ■
X iNKN _ extra .(jollity IW
*”* U « Lmeo Hwuia las. * rf)v ,
I'INFN - LUSTRIiS—39.ptec««-fiue I«meti-Lu*uc» t
jjatl col™, fust „ A<ns
£0 ntiitf K*sra Pajniiy fcfouri( v>of*ii bwndi)
■*j e .j? '• oie ard ,0r " lle Ly MU.TFMirROB(I A CO_
BrTi^KTKA^— FflrtsJc!)eiill>oloiig F»ustiurgb*
ai-£Oc*? &, g* lulbe i’ciinTea Korc,3J »*iftV»ly
lU vcry Met iliac* and Green Tea. can ■»« ■**
a* h«d -iili-
W.MlCdt ' ' ■■ '
* FFW SEGAR MAltßhSMgood workmen)-can
A <iad t*»d/ r
10 ' . umet near Washington!
\ Stcuocnvillg, Oh»o •_
—"— Aa.tm Xioointa. „ ■■■
T7*r P«;TATK'AaiSN3Vw J crch«ndi*e, opcj aaa
:TJ F Afr Office, No. «' i ourib *trf«t, u!w«
1> lt ffKrfA'JrJlber having opened auOftice ui the
TAoouJ ® , borpo«eof negouaun* Loan*,Dili*}
*J*va SJS, and all other iu.irumem. /u»
iS^S:»«g;KS
-'^jSffTOiibSEslJ uWfl “ tf reulJ ' y ‘ ,U '
.hi 1 , 'Vsdroad; ■' .. - nnekt
°'•‘S sNni.-'MaTlnc Hallway endUr, ~ ' O l h
‘ v’wiiesota Mining Company;
« do «»*- wlchM,a if^,«‘ i CO.
■ Stock and Exchance Brokets,
■ 75 Fourth street.
iVJ . ' ■ --y- • ■'■■■.■-'. ——e
ltrur to sll purchasers of
NOTICE IS HtItEUY c A;f'Jxt jioofit now ready
Fine Jewelry ftuWonabUi .line
to supply you With he ■hen.’„ n y othsr deal
(iotd Jewelry* anil at lower pi. W IU lor
er tit the city. He buys for enstf . profile
cash cheap; mates large sales Anf., . EW< .fry, Fine
Therefore, all persons P»n basing. ppi* estaWffhroont,
Silver Ware, Watches. Ac v fr ,?i?„l,‘.rf&rey« dollar
will Ue aurc urrtetCte value of tUUceiuir «|pp. pjiver
invested. Gail Watches from S2O (if, .. ._ .as xp
Watches from SO to to, Silver. s P“ on L|A 48e call ol
and other roodsequally cheap Bis w ; c pri«
HOOWS, GT Market street, the only Whom iva
Je-wclry (Storein iho ciiy* • •■--
Valnahl, Farm for H<Ue. . „
rilllK subscriber off™ for sale a T ®*£T f >U—
X containing ihjny-one acres; imii.m-ltslfimp*»
rntuated in’ LoW St. Clair township, oil the. old W as
lugton Road, six miles Irora Fltlshurgh. Title mnispu
“i’in’ube o7?hV®lb«, 1,. Moon xaM, « «
KEENAN., St.
be rp.ccWftl by
WgU nid Steuhenmlle Tutnpikc Company, for .ho
consirumtoo of a Branch Flank bead, of aboulhalfa
kinds of work.ln ilwusual laannerf.und, also, lut the
conttructlon of the whole. ; .., ~.,. i.' n »i
■ Vtrns and-ttpcciScnuons cim be scan al ine ims*
neei’s Office,nlieriho Oth July,prP*uno-':
jc*Bdltfcw2i
TPX'ECDTOR’S NOTlCE.—’fhc nudcrtici'ed csylnk
jjj’heen appointed Exocuior of
Meek, late of Mood sej, iierfl*,y
notice to nil who flTe lodebicoto, rn!d t .'gsuitn,,lV __s n- s
iinmediate payment to lilm, amt all havipßdormßart? , 9*t
U est| Vptesont them gg *
je& gaW fiieeator
AUegbcny connty*
• No. 41 Decentiher. Terra,,lssl. • v
' In the Orphan^ 5 Coutt of said Countj r~
In the matter Qf the fctvato of JaciMpn,
Reed,<ieceaicd.;, . • -j , Vom' ««
Ana now, to. -vm« June Joth.,lBS2, on
motion of Tsllowncu, the Caort/oppoljit
F; 11. Coilier, Auditor,to audluhe account,
drAS^:^;dr o r^t= f i?o„ i^^d u .“aXf?th y e
“fri o e f^or d 'MS. e B C & Cierk.
TJnnca is hereby given, ihat.the Auditor iu the- above
will dimhargoihe dutieaof bis appoinirofcnWat hitf_
ItffiieTlM FoSSlfireet. FtUshurgh, on MONCAY, the
iffe Jul^ at 3 °’ C>O F ’ H. COLUER, Auditor.
»H«gli»ny tonatyi'**' ,■ '
-»«,». rM the Proliant? .Comt in amlforfajd.
con „iy Hd, 4 an4s of June Term. lMtl.
i alnfiPlfe Vie myier of thfe separate acecmni!
♦BMBWIMS .t g a «h oplarc7' end IJ. Ad
' pSHHSB? jnlnistrauls and Administrator or Fauiek
l 'now,JonelßsJ, tit* Coart, on mo-
Uoii, an j t odja»t r 'tfie*iwo
sgSSs"®»“a"Sk™»,«
' TbB" Auditors will l i e ®ij!? r s®i§ l oScl?of C&m« &.
Spoinunetil in I 'Lt* < «rf£t TitttbafK>>> on SATOKj
fetllmore.Ko. 610tMl*we^«»oarg li4lt f
DAY.the S*Ui-4« a wSere oSlpw»onr 0 Slpw»onr interested can
aaWjday.srlion ““-^oSmoI CJtLMOM^
nttiiri. ' .- - tvrBWAffTZWELDEE,
F. H. COU4£s,
TOLOTTR—?SbUs. just rWeWedartd fofhftle W
J* Jt »il ARMSTRONG 6c OROZFR
U KAU*-*0 bales Mmvourj li. H Iferon, f»r mle by
XL je23 MMKS A, & CO
t'tlifc.BSE— 100 bxs.W. a. Cbecse, m goo 4 order
J je29 - - CARSON tc M'KNIOHT
f/ORiite very ben uf VjNEGAR.goin ~
V IVB MORRIS’, mtbe Diamond
SPANISHMOSS— r4O baJes on baud *nd for sate by
ARMSTRONG & CROZER.
eOilNrrlOO .buß.,-Yellow, (shelled,) In store and for.
«ale [jegffl - MILTENUFRGER A CO
TONS Kentucky Hot iitust Mcial,-received, and lor
pale by peSCI MILTKNRCRLER A CO
y 1 UK,FuJPLINS —A. A.ftJa&qn 6c <va. have jasl re-
C* ccivcd two cases fine Silk Popbn*. . ... - tleSO •
rXWLRA
V> lego
■ A] - FINE assortment ofPerfumery, of every descrlp-
A-Uon. JuUTceefved at the DrogStere of
JeRJ JAMES A JONES
ULACK LAWNS AND BBKAGES-Jusl received at
D A. A. Mason &C0.»8,40 pieces Black Lawns and
Beraftca. IjelS
SILK BONNETS- a. A Mason as Ou. navc-jusi
received, (per Express,) 10 dox,Silk Bonnets, new:*.
e*t and most Jashlonsule styles. , ■- ■ ucU,
XYSTERS—Hermetically sealed, In qi. cans, for sale
I by ' J.LAVELY&CO,
jelG ■ ' • •• ■<■■■■■■ , v6S Liberty street,
A "HOUSE AND LOT on Carson street, South Pills
batch, for sale by • • - JOUN B. SIItRRIFP,
•JeBB - • . ■ ..No. >0 Market street..
TOBACCO— §4 puckaffcsi VaTTbus brands and quad
lies; for sale at a bargain; „ „ „ •
,cV9 CARSON & M’KKIOaT.
j Jrs REASE LARD—4CQ bbl 3; Grease Lard, in good
I \JT tbippine order. .. . , . . - -
jfSQ ] 6 CARSON & MCKNIGHT,
iOCK CANDY—Red, White and.Yellowyfor sale by
, jji J.iAVELY A CO,
29 265 Liberty street 1
JUCAK— SS khds. pnme New Orients Sogur, ftf sale
5 by t; S. WATERMAN A SONS,
jys ■ ■ : No>».Boand 81 Front-fits.
TICKETS "AN D T
je!4
|7"ll> GLOVES iu-l received at A. A. ■ Waned A
l\ Co’*, to dox. Alexander’! Kid; Gloves,, assnned
loifir?- - ’lift
Gimps anu friNuks.—a. a. m*soh ».Co., are
now opening a. laTge Jot of new.style Gimp? and
Fringes, sellable for Mantillas. . IJyl
MACKEREL IN KITTS—IO knu No. 1 Maekerel,
rccelvcd.aiid for sale by
j c< 3: ... / ■■ W.A. M’CLUKO & CO. 1
LASS—SOO boxes assorted Window Glass, city and
VJT country braud, for sale by , ■ .
jeS L. 8,-WATERMAN fc SONS.
MOLASSES— 000 bbls. N. O. Molasses, in pr me oak
..* pnctaBe,|lot,al L WATERMAN a cons.
50outs new No n laige Mackerel.(Massa-
JT cliutctisinipectiDn;) 3-halfbUle. No«-2, Josl re
eeived and .or .are g watb „ mam & 80X3
HA.MSAMUSHUULfUKUa—,
2t uerces prime sugar cured Hams
. do do Sbouldctsr ennvaas,
oil, for utile by [jyCJ •• L. S WATERMaN & SONS. •
j vak MSOLS A. a. Masok A Co, arts Belling oui the
X r balance ottbelr forge Block of plain and figured
l*ara«olft, a; ix icducuon of Mi. per ceui. from former
priceta ticM
BONNETS! BONNETS!— A. «*.-A>*«on & Co. are
closing out their large and catefttlly selected stock
of Spring and Summer Bonnets, at greatly ledoced
prices . . . . ■ / : • UcS9
iaMKHOtUKKHtt*'— Just ..©pencil: Bl
UCo >fl. fi n tvr and rich assortment of. Embroideries,
comprising Chemisettes, Co Urs,C«u*, Undersleeves,
Linen and SwUa'Handkercbiofih fiulflings, Laees, Ac-
Juneva _ ••• _•• _ » _
Sugar, &i*6CAsSfcs and OOFfke—
*2s fchds. N, o.£aetr;
SObbls.N-G. Molasses;
SO hods Bio Coffee, For sate low by •
jeS9 CARSON A WKNIGUT.
Buffalo, Jaly 7.
ri'EAS—flt bis. Gunpowder. Young llyson and Irnpe
.i.. rial*d and 13 pounds each,:
Id hair ebesu Yooug llyfoa Tea j ; .
21 Jo Black . do;
Fcr ~le a. a * M-KN)OUT.
Cexcihsati, July 7,
NEW” GOODS.—A- A, Ma*o« A Co ,< am now ejcbiu
iliac a. large and eaiefally wiceted stock
and fashionable Bummer Dress Goods, eompfislriff black,
plain Bud Scored Bilk*. Foulard Bilks, Ti*«es, Be rages.
Grenadines, Poplin*, .-.LaVra*, -.Berate- Do Latnes, Do
I*aln«, Cbumbreys* plain ondfiguieUMaMitMOCoiveis.
&C. _
STOJKS WANTED—‘id share* Exchange Bank;
10 shares Merchants’end Manofaetaters Bank;
in do Bank of Pittsburgh,
l lb do Pittsburgh Goa Company i
ao- do North Aroetiean Minina Company;
I .-'■■■ 'A. WJLKINB * CO-»
I Stock and Exchange Brokets,
7d PourtUsfeet
■ “ _ Tb«y nava Arrived' ..
ANOTHER loioi ibow vcryfi«*eGoW fltiniiriff V® 8 ®
F.ntlnii Lever Wotrtie*- Jf joa wislnoi.utdmto
oar, call roon.ar they will ell !>e *r.Kl mefewauja-tor
till* price is «u mw v »iid the ijuabiy to soo.Mb»l they
«niuDi wftio i'. Jourf.: ficawc cell &l HOtjnh,,
.kV-i * at Marmatrert. nearThlrJ
A iiotiter't l '«■*»>> Arrtv*» at »o. 07..
TV cnfeUU t CO, noilii-we« corner of >¥flod m-j
I). OMI Diamond:««tajrf wratt•*»«*<«'.»•••**&*'»•
Stofk «( fancy Vymuißoomcrf«u«:oon*, Wines, Mc
rtisn lie tuine*. trtccH Manchester anil Dinari-lk
Itur,‘rsiur. Tocribcr. wait a conplaic «»>otinian oi
J«uG<wt», ,AHo,« tarse swek i f Howry,
«“«re*,4e. To«S'M>*Mt«*ittr nor farmer purchases,
mate* oor c toct nr,*urpa*std l>y Blip wcsl o' M>n menn ■
taiu* ;-w which we. tohcU U-cnUtiiiion of buyer*,
we can GB.sStt> CO
; S^GermaiTc!oy; VBp«fefafe »«;
Cbipped Logwood;
\Maa-st*ri
Chptolme; -Clove#
Nuuwm; ’
Corairfocmsi -VtrirJKJi
■ Wirn Hieieii • Bed Wiuij
, Plousli Linen
Pbut Fanksj . •. Ayjftttosv uUsr,
,ira^SSSSES-
Hooka/ar ffirt&iiSStW'' , . gmr.’rtjMwer, *W l«™ (hr rhjj above
: A PPI.BTON'S niCTIONSRV OF WECwaMCS . itivrsteJSii' and i.stertfedlate port*, e*r.ry
"A EB»teeer**ra»MMhmuu,' tfMmMßkt*-. ■ •_• TUESDAY,at3 V. M.
of ln»m. B em...Bd.bo B Uen.,lM Aeent:
for c»a|rr», enrinccri.scnracn «nl tliiuent*. ’ ■— “ 1
The *oiii.iciM*tet’* Coapamon.
Tbe Paper Jfans«‘* do- .
Tee Dyer’*
Tbe J , *^rl , .er , *
The Rcttdcr’a Vs»
The Millei’s do
The Tamer 5 * ,
Th ' A l Vr^et:r''" m 0 ft AGSEW
|J3 M-rtrel MreMa war Footth
ABdilHtr.
-V * *' •* > v
v * k~
. ( ..V .. “ -V . .
7 ,** ‘' / *-*■ , ' ' „- - '
-**.>•* A -*** & *" -t iI. >*■ -i '
t. *», * v ■* » ", **i _r ' 4 *- •*’*' ’ i i-' i f
ITS—IS casks; for sal® by j
SMITH &. SINCLAIR
.’UBS'-iOndozru.icUet»i ..
10 do foe sale by
STUART .& SILL.
riifourtru I'tn.ia oavinC» ,n “l* al,on *
B'iiicJo I ,’ Wi. b irVSi ! S Trr.^^»rraffi^^rTßks|
pS^^^w^*BSub3£aK& , ss:! ..g-^Ea^osi,
‘"‘“■Sorsan Bo'ocrtren. \»««*!'*%; «*>S« a <« P"P*«f
Jn«i»h Kin*. HwJy raverMH, \ T lo ar.cntl lo purcivanuf: ar.d icl'loC Ee * l .., E, lS lo '
WMiant litlmrr, it, yVilhnmJ.Uov.au., Uonil*, Moitgatca, SHocVn.TiBKj Bill*, Cm
Wiliam H.Smiib, . - ons l>«na Wart.m.i 6imnesse..lm»ied loray care
llcubeu Mil er. Houeri n. tlau.e>, t><> attended to with orcmptnesn nnti fidelity..
Ncfe; Mott. mnwa. w ?Jo C *“ C ' THOMAS MoFFIVr.S!) Fifth'w«ai-
Alfred W. Mat** I iTiTanOJi-s-W UUNO-A.sreieoeius and Pellcvvi-
U orto 11 BieiHe, ; I«. rtilroat(t|. IWm Urnndkn—dark andpnle—tnqrca«»ai;al*o,Nn-
itt octaves—under-Cuatom House charccrto-
SS hSrwiib W vafViisi-ar Bochrtle, Cosnae and Uor
3ci« Biaiidjca of the '?/ tßre
andjj ...ocbcp.by Ja; .Oil »fcfcVlg.
T^cK^iSmtiAro,.
■ .Tiflt receWed,diTrct from iho celeoratca
or Mr. Chickeno*. Uoftoni.
OBPMpyH(tig ranoortug noy «pply of PIANO
< |ioniiia F «rarvf‘d Kosrwood I’Uno I'drier, fail
,*o ° «jih g|l tli« Tecent imptoveincnu uiiuso
•evni 6#su»f‘> “ - . j
~y rouad eon*", >'* «*
U ‘o'o q B o n .ew«dd=»to roupd ««««;, i»S ■«« «*•
“TwidoiHoWpadaomer* RooewcoJ. ™d three-'
q Onc f round oornoru, Wt.h »* atpl • half
° TTO Borewotd tie octave Piano*, wiA oof
“'[•he above Plano Fortco ore oil inanuractored froth
.ho' t ort Sndmort lho»*gJ)ly •sou.oucd material', ond
fillip warranted.. »»nie aa'charged »t the inonuiuc
| win t.o
| dailo* terpta. - . A■;■ ; s i Wood mrei*
Agent (or (hr manufacturer (or Pltitl.ur*!> *nd W«t-
I «m■PfDtiny.faWM** •■•-••! • • --— ——
fAVETTK BPniSGS ®OW OPHK.
TSgW&B ‘IK?ISnhiSSSlwttar »}U. «•
btr n r g«' r ‘®. l^ I ,"V^ i e and It'S
NationalP«»4,wfcoh lt < it( j..: w i,h.a determination to
beit **H9&*fisS3a “»>?****ißulldtns; wttb tony.--
please »U .JinlTsrn added to the establishment
Booms, lt**nrian!l «re surrounded by the most delight-
These SPIUNGBt ore sotrouoocu » i ; 00 , c urooto,
fal and rontMOd M |) i*ue oarouvo anti purl
wiihppre airand JWWJ have been fully e.teti
hing pfopßtUcsy i'M»® J* B h v Jl( . ¥ „ failed, w core
fe^t'cas most litveiriate Sores,
AND HACKSwdI arr.ve .tendleave the
St AGE.WANUII Ai.n dally, whence visitor*; will
steamboats n| Bnwuwn y, t i,« jtnimas. over
pass,in n dnv«o':> u »J or d ‘‘ R aad,nliooihalf the distance
!m e’xcellent M’Adamt7edK niJ drllf ,b lfl , t syrtcultu-
UtroapH one .ieeauniry toUnlpmown.atidiben eight
ral regions "Vi linurei Mountain, presenting from
milestattlior oveyllteuau v | ew a ot thcgrenl Wet
w*2l rtf neb, va.iegated and beuoufal
scenery, i, .c„>„(y e mly believed, that there Is no.
In short, ms ."".H eointry pre-entlng slrorger m
watering place IIftALTH ANDd t.EAS,
tractions* to those■ JJSSBorings,” and lbe: under* snpd
URE, than the oo where fird a greater dlspo
is very certain thpy.J^ffiwantniodailneterms.' ,V- „
sitioft to please, on more ac . m SRBAS f j A pj . Rt?3H.
i..t» n IQ52* -■■ —
i.jungneay «omity. c rt , ie ia ui tm.
•gfijfo bu^b,m^r,»IdCou,ny, 1 dCou,ny,o n *.«*
I *»* ** Kv^'oi'John M’Glaren, flatvlr
SSiS^Wj^fbS
TO &Mbu; «dUnite -tract of
i hlBdeme*ne W y oJ f tfC » j n aa id coantyr*J>e»pff I
I the «?e abw ne^Vwo--.
i «i nublib faie.by tiublie vendue or k *••
the next Orphans’ Court, With power
to ndjoffroftff* of
,'fc \\C : —‘
r, '
, y * *
"i >•
commercial.
BAILV HKVIfiW OItSHB aiKKET.
o» Tit« Moumpa l*on. 1..
Thu u?ay t Ju’y 8, 1852 ,
TUJUII—Tbs ißlan yoateiday amounted to about 350
Utils oa Iho whatf.: I‘ricea paid show a slight advancer
We note tales of 103 Ibis &13,15, par money; 101 do 0,06
t03j20; 32 tlo at 3,00; 40 ai 3.00, 30 81 3,05 to 3,08, 40 do
at 3,00 to 3,12
• BACON—BaIeS of2ooo Bis hams at Oi, cash; S hhdstlo
al«|; IJOO Iht ftltonlders nt Ei; 000 Ills cleat Sul's nt9};
10,100 Bu ehculdcts at Si , equal to ca>lt
MACKEREL—SaIea 20 bbls old No 3 at 2,511
: SUG AR—Soles 8 bids ol «t 3do at ;
MOLASSES—SaIes 25 bblasyntp at 30,4 momba.
' : RlCE—Sates 4 tierces at £i, 4. atontns, .1 da 5.-
WHISKY— SaIes St bbls at 13. ,
" OlLS—Sales 10 bbls No. 1 bank at ?se; s .da
oil at14,(0. •
COH3IEKCIAI. SUMMARY.
I^oultvlUcMarket.
. ; v Fbidal hVSM.t&, July 3.
HOGS—We Roil in the Cincinnati r nee Current ol
the 3flth «cvernHeticrs from Indmna&nd Illinois,onthe
subject of Hogs, 4c., from which we condense .theorist
important Items, - f -1-- ~ - -v'. i -
A letter from Imgansport, Indiana, says that the num
berof Hogs imhat section of :the country is fully enual
to last year’s crop- The price of stock nogs has varied
from ato 4i gross. There have been fame contracts
inade for delivery next ■winter tu nett.
In the vicinity of Canton, I 1 uliou ,county, Illinois,
there will oe a ssnall Increaseln the number and weight
of hrgs, from last year’s crop. The price paid last sea
son was fromd io4J, nt which fanoers; are not willing
to contract for this full. Stock hogs arc quick at 84.50
cross, and very few to be. bought at any prtce. The
wheal crop wi:) be short. The quality bids.fatr to be
irord- The corn crop will be very.large.
In Wayne county, Indiana,the quantity nf.bog* arc
about equal to the crop of last .year. Stock .bogs .are
now selling at 5i,25 per hundred, gTOss, and demand
bri‘k. Some contracts have been uiade nt $5,00, to be
delivered ia Cincinnati ut Christinas The Com and
Wheat crops well. ... ••, •• ■ ... ■
At'Grlegviile, Illinois, there will be a small increase
in the bog cron this season, over last. , hoes havo
been sold utSd.CO grors*,.Bo«ne*are asking 51,50 WO
&s gross- Nocontracia yet. Beef Caule very scarce
The wheat crop lookapromising*. . . . : _ J . . 4
Jamovll. Boyle writes from Moran, Indiana, that
should the corn crop continue as present appearances
Inditnie, there will be at least 33iper cent more pork
at that place than last year. Stock hoc* range from
S 3 CO to 53,50. g rors Some contracw aifi4,Co, delivera
ble next winter. Cattle acarte. /Tho prospects, of a
eood when crop ore flattering. There will be a full
crop of corn! From Rleridosia, Illinois, we learn that
hoga now feeding are not plenty. Prices this yo*rhave
ranged from .3 to 40:4?" ft. The impression is that Sj,oa
Willbe the price. .Wo contract* o« yeL Cattle fit io
slaughter are scarce at £5,(0 Qs. Wbcaiis l«r k-.
ing very finely. Com is backward, and only Jost be
ginning to grow handsomely fioutHttfs Dca.osrat.,
Pobk Siill Ai>v*nctwo —The advanceiu tin* article
has been very rapid in New.Orlean«, and the telegraph
of the Sslb, quote# Mess at B*.2o»liQ#2l CD, and Mess or
dinary at A wide range in the former,
considering ihe high pnce.it has .ntiDined.:. At an early
stage Hi tiie season, q dealer in this city predicted that
Mess would go up to 6 25. It was then worth less than
815,00. It has gone to SiO.OO, and muy yet go the other
8500— Sr. Lotus. Noes, June tUSth.
POUT OF PITTSBURGH.
4 vsrr v/atsk in thu channel.
ARRIVED;
Steamer Atlantic, FarkUisoit, BrbuSS&sville.
“ Baltic, llcnhet, Brownsvme.
••♦*••■ J.M’Jvee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
*► ThoraasShriver,Bailey, West Newton.
« •••' Genessee.Cooant, WesiNewton. ‘
« S. Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
Michigan No.tJ, Botes. Denver.
Forest City, Murdoch, Wellsvil'e.
Winchester,©. Moore, Wheeling.
. Guadaloupe, Tucker, New Orleans.
»* Empress, Cox, Zane?vU!c.
* DEPARTED; /
« • BaltterßchneSjßrownavillrt.
« Atlantic, do
■ ■ ■•« }. M«tree; Hendrickson, McKeesport *
u Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
•* Gcnesscc, ConaM, West Newton.
u 8. Bayard, Feebler, Elizabeth.
•• Michigan No.'d.Botcs, Beaver.
“ Forest City, Murdock* Wellsville
« Oiurual,CouwcM» Wheeling
»* Twin City, M’Kelvy, Louisville.
u Federal Arch, Bowman,St Lquu.
Gen. G^ineSfCope, Wheeling. ..
** Federal Aren, bowman, 81. l*oh»s.
i- julitt Beau, MeVay. Zanesville.
BUrlstUi parkrrstmrgh and Kloeltlng»
. h port Packet*
The steamer H Alb COLUMBIA, A. ?*.
wiU leave Finsbarsh every Monday,
at-ii o’clock, P. returmaK wilt leave Hocunsport
cverrTtte'sday,atoo-* e ‘OCk. A. M v : .
• Fassengtr* and shipper* may rely on the otmas? ac
eottiimaiatiOß and promptness.. VV«: H, wtiLhUJ>U, ;
raarO No. Market street.
r'-AiittttxVny iitvvf Tiwlc* .
nsa vlai? riuNKUS packets.
t Tut fine aiearaer aLLKGHRN V' BEI.LE
J&m£i£Str. d,Capt. W.H. lUSKA, leaves the A»e>
g'lfenywoarf for Fraaktia,every Afandap endTduridop,
“■tMtemiw ALLEGHENY KELLI'.No3,Capt.
Sous iUWfArte**** me AHcßbeny wbarf for Hank
tin,every Tutiday nvA Friday,at 4 F. M.
For Freight cr Va^nsce,apply on Lyaru Bbartv
| l r or and Bwatngporti
I TuaSnc fttsaitt Iv.CIFJC ( JS.aoTm M.a
-i Sfpo^T^nryVHCflSGA Y,at4o'etert,r.M.
i ' Foror Pa,*aa2 .aptiiy no bcatd.or to
j pa. . u WWBS & SON|
! qiarlO' • No. fit Water it- 80i»f.3 From «■ _
j ' For ItUtanalng nM CnUUU*
t > SSS & THC and p'ea«ot tteuincr
-5 RloSf, wi!) £«««>=
st aVcSotk, P. M >tor Kmuwlss »M Cai6«b. y»r
j fi>;«ht<T psraass swlr OnlisaTa. uwvl*
* VVoiVueertnyi»#eU*t for Cinciunatl- ,
{ _k_ Tifstu*-w flniV fast ronnin}? vlcanrrr CIN*
i i JS|CJ?CSXN«vn, Oivuiicauui, Muier, mil lea*«
| tiSßSfcteala'* every \V»WV
j gsr*'" w rM ' aee ' L
.1 ' .'. B, CCXS'SI .........TWSIA4 CI'KIUS*.
. 1 FORWARDI.Sf* ANDjwMMbffI&NCTCIUSTS.
u T MASSILLON. OHIO^
TN'VFX.VIST, PIMJ*TaV|J&*IY AND BRU3SELS
I ftAßl’ KTS-—Which will lie fonrul tU ihe ware*
hDUicot WVRVCUaiocfeeS Fcijrh airret. As s art
dcitimlneil to toll oil our preteiu Mock of }he al otp
-oodi &t cos;, we in vile Uic ailenuou of ihoao wißtmig
to farUinli, 10 gtcat Uarflimu
i-n.l. Alin, l«i. {“'^^^'“crnl^o
V S.
pold f” «iii?y cam ’ 9J * S, '-f- «■ wr.Lnr.N.
FOI Ky noolrtller ami Stationer.
S- — , i'i> oat 'i | > ,|on pf , ' l: *
U 1 ih,>lY. K ,r an 7„ieU to on t •opriioj Toa», put up in
)eS tor MIC by VV r.rwff. and' T«
rno DRAWING ANDPAIHTWO WHOMJ-jW. >
XWM”S.sdhS!offl« C 0,,,..
1 Ttefe areulo bf-.l
"“OTaft AGNKW,
* • • ■* Book*clleM*nOlinrorjors* .
lt 3rt r.& Market atrcet. near FoimU_
BtTEFB MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
oounkk rv gn««Mn
Euabluicl tn 1 818— JncoijioraUd t» «« jw*" 8 ""' «
■p 1 ? JtSlcal Book-«eep,n* an 'V C |?wSnufJ law""* ‘
■N U. lUicit, F«u;,l’ior«s.or of Marco,mle l.aw.
. Joup D WUiIAM.i one or tha b ? B i l '™//Li ' pin .
W,o>i; I’iof.iaor of Ofnamental anil Commticlol.ien
“yilfcow, Principal of >ho Clascal Department,
Profcßsor of MaiUtratmos
Thoau whou.plro>„thff higher rank a? Aetooiixanj-.
are t cquesiml to «»ll and-Mamico ,he cred'°A’“ lS
I«B,i,uuon,frfln, Spmid. of JH bn " J !X, ha"c?cn
Haukera and A.cpounvpnla.iQ cUyvWtu» nave .
trained for business in,»L, : AMi of Com
fo"?, *">£“" Accoum&ni,”
sB£JEaSs?SS!^^feaKsJ^s©
■ Head and aai.aCin-ia.b.matl. - - |mlf -
at the french store,
■ FULL
fr\ OOD BONNOTS for 14, 1 cents;
MM ceniaayojd C4tt««.,'4 eW-
Si to 50 els j best Crape and >tllt Shawls ??o?r,V- atlt
mce Lawns at 3 els oyord; Beiage«,S(l ioJ» cts, Silt
Ti*aaea3t'cu only, and thoei<iOi*ite ixl\> 6iy*e o» *u.
lift de Soil reduced to 3H ets V yard* ■ , _ .:_ t v p 1
MyfiTsi annuat salo begine thie dayjandlassnjfttfae ,
I ladies of my fixed determination to oUttt my
mv large jpiock of Summer Goods* to make Toom
1 Fail and Winter supply, whlckWillsUorilyarrivefrom
Londorit'ParUjand Now Somflofmv
only received Joet week, and yet Tiwttt »eU them cheap
haye no damaged goods, or pld S*J*Ji,JS!
pa, off bat ad new, fa^loaabte.o^sbl^m^c^ct
I U< ir^HtLLtNEßY.—Madame A* GosUogtms reduced
he ?Simn«¥ » » b>* series that ladles don't wishto
lT,aytbMii«nT«l»e»P eT - H
-s*.
AUCTION ‘ SALES.
„ Auction Cart*.
THE undersigned, after animervnl of foufyc&rW*
again resumed busmens. Having complied with
the requisitions of the law regulating Hales at Auction,,
and having procured a first class License os Auctioneer
for the City of -Piltatrarghvhooffer&his services as such
to his friends and the public generally. Wub an expe*
rleuce of nearly tinny years m this Ime of business.*!)*
bazaY&BbolMnginsaying-thtn fcewill be enabled to gjve
entire satisfaction to all those who may feel disposed to
patronize him.- P. McKKNN A,>Auctioneer.
Refers to the principal City. Merchants. / «y 9 .
Auction—Rally Sales.
■ A T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of .Wood
A. and Fifth at,.lo o'clek, A. M., a. general as
sortment of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goody,
Clothing; Bootsand Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. , t .
AT 3 O’CLOCK, P M., ~ „ ,
: Groceries, Queensware, Glnsswute, 1 able Cutlcryj
Looking Glassess, new and second hand Household and
Kitchen Fnrhiture,.Ac.; •- ,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M, *
Book*, Stationery.. Fancy articles, AJuaiual Mwiru
mems, Hardware and CuUcty,ClotaiinT, Variety Goods
Gold and Silver Watches, Ac. P-« M* pAVIs*,-
)hll*tf . : .Auctioneer. .
P. n'KENUA) auctioneer.
T?KESn ARRIVAL OF MILLINER V, &|-A latge
r and extensive assortment of-Millinery, Silks, Bon*
nets. Embroidered Laces, &c M received at M’Kenua’s
Auction House, and will remain open for ibis day only.
■ Thetraxle are respectfully invitedcionnlLaiiq.exaimnti
• l hc Bonifi. • Dy3i P* M’KENNA, Auct r _
>• JSL* I>AVISi T Auctloneor.
A DMINISTHATORS*; SALE OP HOUSEHOLD
A FURNITURE, morn
lag* July Osh, at lOo’cldcW* at No; JG Wyllfr street, wiil
be sold, by order of the Administrators of mo-late rat*
rick Quinn, deceased, the entire stock oi Household and
Kitchen Furn lure belonging to thal estate, together wall
.a:quantity of choice Liquor*, Glassware, Bar Fixtures,
Stoves and Pipes, 2cc.
W. G. aiCAI&TJSffIW Auctioneer. ...
SPLF.N DID &ECOND HAND FU RNITURE at Auc
iion*—On Monday,Ju!y lyth, atJi o'clock in the at*,
ternoou, will be sold, Aueiion House, on
account of whom it may concern, to pay advance, one
Sofa, eix Mahogany Chair*, one lot .of Carpet, one. lot
*f Oil Cloth, one Card Table. and fumv.Vemuan Bindj.
• Those interested will- lake..notice, that;the,.abov«>
Goods will b»fold. if not redeemed, before the day of
sale .VJjyTj W. G. M’CAEfNEY,: Ancl’r:
ASS’GNKE’3 DaLB c/ Etady-maife Ctoik’ng,
Dry Goodss. and Miltanery . Geods, At Accton— *
On Friday. July Oth, ntio o’clock in the forenoon, will
be sold at M’Canney’s Auction Hoose;a brgft and well
assorted Jot of v gentlemens’- fashionable, -.ready-made.
Clothing; comprised of fine cloth, dress anii frocit coals,
plain and fancy Cassiraere : pantaloons satin and Jtiar*
Bailee vests, over coats, boya’ and. men’s euromcr.'cbats
. arid pantaloons r nJsOta large and eeasonajtie. lad di'Diy
Goods and Miliyie yvGoods, in part of wtuch may be'
mentioned* French.arid EpgtisbriJroadclolhif.black and
fancy Cassimeres/plalnanu plaid Satin Vestings,. Dre*s
Silks, De Laines; Alpacas* Borages,,Lawns. Calicoes,
Musbns, Cotton Drillings* Irish Linens, Mull Muslins,
Canton Flannels, BobinelWjCiape Leece, Edglngs.Ju
seriings, Laces,Silk BroidsvWool ond Cotton Hosiery,
Bonnets, BonnetKibbocs andTiirammgs. Asthc above
goods wilt be .sold positively wiihoui reserve, I.would
iWie the attention of dealers. : •
jyB . W» G. M’CARTNEY* Aucuonker.
BONNET LININGS-^JustTtceived, at A;
k Co ’Sj ySdoa.Tarleionand Lace Bonnet Limngr,
(assorted colors)_ __ ___ _j_J.
. Notice* - ! •'• -vv; '
A N-application will be mado at the next session of
the. Legislature, for the charter of a Bank,, wuu a
Capital of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars; _ta be lo
cate dot Piiuburgh, and called the “Western. Bank of
Pennsylvania” ' - • . ■ . IjcSS.Cm
[Harrisburg Union will please copy m weekly paper.]
XTOTICE—The partnership heretotoffc* existing lc-
J\ tween the undersigned, in the Wool and Cottmis*
sion business undertne finn-of Mubj»by k Lae, was
dissolved on the first of April last T by mutual consent
The business of the-iate firm will be settled by U. Leb,
who Isduly BUlhomcd to use the .name of the firm lor
that purpose. J. K.jdURFHV,
mv4 ' H. LEE
l'Al‘Kii—l cateexira superfine broad Util Pa
leases eiUa superfine long Cap Bill Paper ;
2 do fine broad and long BtU Paper;
40 Teams fine double BillJCap,a convenien? ariiclc
for lone accounts. - Jast recejved'and'firr sale by •
fi vW r IIAVEN, Statioi-^r,
Market street, corner ot Sceond.
,'jeSO
‘ ...
mUIS Annoai hieeiingof UmStocaliblders of the Allan
1 t-c and Ohio Telegraph Company will beheld agrce
able 10 ihe Charter t on Thoritfayj . JStfv at It.
o’clock, A- M , at the CompanyOflice, in the-Corough
of Cedfor>h for tisa pnrpoic of.electing ume Cirec*
tors for the entning year, and. to-traruaet *ach-oiucr,
bUßinefs junray he farooght beforethe meeting. ..
.junesXhtd-.-/- • • ■ v. •.' • ■
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive* by ihe Gir
ly’s Uon Plonk Road Company, for ihe Graduation
nod Masoiiri’, (except the Bridge*, vrlileh are. ready
lei.) of about 3* mUe* m letmlb, until Tuesday, theJUb
day of July,ut 2 o'clock. P. ftl, aubc Enpieeers Office,
N 0.4 Wylie street, PUtfbar*U, where plans a»U spPCi
fijaiionscan be seen, after the *th instant. _
& PREISER,
Civil Engineer*, Ac. _
COiS.K. LOOMIS .3I ; JDOIVEU>
LOOHIS & M’DOWELI« t
GENERAL COLLECTORS.
OfsrcE over 9 Jonen & Co f i Hankins IloD*e. corner of
Wood nod Tour.b streets, >*it:st'CTgl»» Pa.
and country cnjjocnoiic; promptly auenccu to.
fcfuintt t. „„ .
Whiimdr* &. WolfiV £. A Fahnewock A To > Miller &
Rickeumi, Wra. BaxaleV*. Co , 3. V. Tamicr A Co,
Breed, Harper* Phillips* __.ll._-..
'Ltaie'i Sifitm Plaiio'Foric Kact«w/* .
. ---T.- I^:X.BASeiiMJft^»?p]icd^ra«©hi--
fS&gjSgs&r&ntrf u» the la'tmtfaciurc ot-PIANOS* he.
tSrfTp|pS!s&|u enabled to sell at Jea*t iweoty-Cve
*1 « I :C.*pcrcr::t.cbfcuperllunaßybTo»?,lilfroxo
the Efitr.end cvery.ievtcct..
Six octave Rosewood Piano?, from ei;fu.Co and
m.w»rd».
Sevcnoctnve ro ua *-uiu .
Piiu o Wftrerorra,oti Ilaml street, over John*?. Anno
I rat Water Warehooae* . ■ , . .
Vlolnf.&c.,tuned an* nrpfttrfd.
I r*Uli£ »uti*cfiL : er E»*oo fcami and for sale, very low for
J ca*l» or approved endorsed paper, the foUowing see
bad*hand rritjdngroateTials: ••■•••'
tbs Lour Primer, ui good order, . .
.•; 70 Q$ Minton, do? •••
*f for a double medium sheet;
l Marble loipowoicburner
4 Cotcposins Slick*; .
3 Single Stands; . , , •.
Several fonts of Head Leucr for advertise
ment*, Ac*, toning a complete office for P*'
'~PtX» -. 'A. JAY»\i*S» - ;
'? jejg . .. Agent for I>. Johnston fcCo.
„—juX’stc j
IJIARBWEM,, My Lily llr.r. a new Song, by S C.
< poster 1 Nelly Biy ; Old Folk* util time; timpfcotr I
Schoitirchvllnowtlmv my.Bedeeraer Liveth, uisui.g i
by Jitnnv Lind atod Cotharlnellov*; Horae Selioilisch j
LortueUn Polka ;■ Engagcon'M Qoadnlles; Allcebeny |
do; Elena Polka; Pearl' Polka; ulltia do.S.W*ilße«'»
do; Garland do; fioltlen Pippin do; Eulalia—song by
« O. Foiier: Kuly Barling-n new imdbeaa'iim song;
Fading Flowers; Goodie {.ny; .Off for ...Baltimore I
wish tnoo wert not doing; 111*1),Grimes; Be of Good
Cheer; lien Boll; Fnenarinp Qaickflep. .
Jusi received, lbeßbaic.wnn n largo loforspnga,
Polka., WaIUM, Variations, fee., So- . ■ _ ...
Ab>o received, Beyer’s new Instruction 800 l for me
Plano Feme. - > . , . .
u piano without a Mo»\> r,” o new wart, containing a
ereki variety of Went—cncc uflcrmn ■ ■ ,
*1,29 ’ JllllN 11. MKIXOR. 81 Wood si.
Don’t Fall to Heads
A BOOK containing professor barrets
Trtkllie on SIl DllTtrent banouageil 1
Eatliik, Latin, Orrt*. Oirmon, Spanuh arul Ftemtt.
11l SOW IS THIS CUV, . .
IT is calculated lo nssisi ihobusmessrat n dealing veiJi
foreigners, and,also, the foreigner himself. In shot),
no person, vonng or old, desirous of improvement,
slmuld be wutaw u,eapy oi me work. - A correct gram.
BiuUc&l knowlerigo ot ihe KaghsU, wjuch la «o import*
am to alh together with tho rudiments and all the com*
mon word* and phrascsof the other languages mention
i cdsCQn bo acquired with comparatively mite ctforuund
[ in a short lioie. The Agent will call on the various
i gentlemen, merchants, mechanics end business men, of
[ t>i* pluge, to wJjom they will be r stremoly happ> locXr
plain this now method..
of the Agents, now in town, u» this work is never sold
j atthe Uooksiores. .• ur«^.l\v_
W. M’CMNTOCK.
omo"i p»NKsvi-yAWi4 bailkoap»
Tht only Western tatlroadrunninyoutofPtiUpitryh.
PR*t* VttPM oito* out© : :
To Cleveland. • t'oiwmirni, C*«emna»t To«at» 3 Vctrau,
■ and Ihe vanou* Lakf-fertz. Onlif.Dotel Line t~ .C*in x
i fott,WaMutonand WootuK .
}JiVE »um from I'nulmrjh, iSmvlay s «■
' <cu P l * ?ll > lixP ß,. :s s TB.A.JN
]Uave: Pittsburgh m 830 a m. TasMmgoraintii! ui Al
liance all p. m., aud reach MasMtlpn-ntd3®V Mv Thif
Train run* through lo MaßsiHon. The Alliance Uriiae
I* now openioud bus excellent ucc imnodations iqt the..
'™ V<! ’ ID I I 'ne\V‘FAST I’AB 9 ENOHB TRAIN •
Leaves Fitisbutf.h.at Ha. M , dining at 6«ien, and
labelling Alliance'ai .845 r. .», m time for Ihc iram.ip ,
Cleveland This tram nope only oi Rodicster, Nor..,
Brighton, Knon, Columbiana amt Salem By either ot
these train* pantngers cau.reach Cleveland about half
pnM five o’dJßck, anil in timeror ibe. Evening Boats on
■lp? taking thd Fast Train ut 11 ii a . they can transact
ibeir bvincss iu.Piu.hiirgh before starling, am! save
ibreo hours over the Wciisville room. . ... n . .
Passengers can-ttikoihe bostTram and bo in punVirk
Uifl liuzt morning, or iu -Chicago m the eveumg of the
“■fbtoiSh from Plusbnrgh ta Cleveland, HO mi’M.io
aboutrfxand ahttff Aonrs FntcM. Fare 10 Massillon,
Train coming eastward: leaves Massillon
atlia sc, readies Alliance all i!l5 p,M*iopnnec.u»igwiih
Uie lino (mn Cleveland dines ihe.e.nnd arrives at Pitts
burcb ats p M.»givlng rnaaongers time toinko tea In
PitSburßb, and goon-. ny.theiTeimsstaan.ia:Railroad-ai.
bylhis route come front Cincinnati to I*i«sv
burtrhiu two days, without nighurav«i»and save front
bae to two dayaiirconnecung with,the. ren«a- tentiol.
leuvmg Pittsburgh a 18.30 a. air,reach Can.-
ton at a ■!?■«,• and-MagatHpn.av a.oO ? w. At Massillon.:
ihe line connect* with stage lines to \V ©osier. .Mons&eld
New PMledelphio, and at Enon to Newcastle, Poland,
i Warren, Mercer ; . - _
warren, me THB pBEIOHT TRAIN,
l With a passenger car attached, leaves Pittsburgh at 4 83
i m und waits at Alliance-for tho arrival of the Post
Train; leaves ihere Immcd ately after,andxeaehcs Mas
sillon at 5.30 P. m. •
Now Brighton Accommodation Train leaves
-Pittsburgh at 10 A. and 5.30 p. w., and New Brighton
al7 *. M. nnd 1 1. M„ slopping at Utetmediaie stations.
■ Excursion tickets, good for iwodass.oresoldbetween |
Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton. ~ . . I
Quarterly Uckeissre Sola al low rates, and tickets by i
thunackagetosoinoofjhestations, ■ i
■ Excursion panics ura accommodated at; reasonable i
**'£he fast train returning, will leave Alliance at 4.15 v. |
sjiiNcwßrigbton at 7 n; Jt .and will reach Pmsburghat I
'srihH>uss*-BtmUncOnnecuonveith the trains to-and j
r t FaMfckdS°npply r a?xha:Federßl street Station of the
' oto “* i ' em ’ y!, “ ma Rtulro George parkin,
' " Ticket Agent,
or to J.MESKIMKN,
i : Monongahela House, Pittsburgh- -
N«s—By.the roula by: steamboat:so miles to Well?'
•villeiand thence by ndlioadlOO miles to Cleveland,the
Jane M,iBSa. *'
- /r: vttv ‘.
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SSSS^MWS&t-.
P: M. DAVIS Aaci’r.
SOltCCt
UNITED STATES MAH.
S BMMER AR RANOBME NT
"^p
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MEDICAL.
B. A. IfabnrstncK’i t
milE infest and most effective remedy Tot Worms, m
I Children and Adults, thm has ever been discovered
The following testimony ot in good dTents i. offered
Fromß R W. WiUiach, Druggist:
LiSAVSne, (liidunn, Nov.lo, lS5t.
•Me l -Sis B A Fniurert-irk &Co —Cents I have been
enraged m the Bn* business lor a uuinber of yrara,
Bnl have kaown soar Vernufuae oioee I ha“ebeen m
die "umd4“ lh >'"B vtcinw '"K
sales are large and yearl> i"“e«sfßg. Of ”
nona articles of Yeitmfnge in the market, none has so
good a reputation ns yours, and none laajptalns . JJ»
character so .well. -1, could multiply lU'-laeces
good effect* rtpuluncfroru ila.ttse, but presume, SUCO
would be unnecessary. Septal otodr.mpsl respecta*.
blc physicians use it in their practice here, ana.
mend It as it good and safe article . foMbe- ci
Worms from ihe systera. “*
Yours, Ac; . ,-B. H. AY. WILSTACH* •.
Prepared md sold by B. A, FAHNESTOCK- A CO,
corner of -Wood and Pirn street*; .
.• )e34.d&wlm • ■ • .
The Great VeeetaUia Kemctly 1 '
DR. H B MYERS' EXTRAQT,
Dandelion, Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla.: .
\*s ZlUfTjcfZzs: THIS valuable medicinal prepara
■ tion differs-onlireiy from any simple
' '‘‘extract of Sarsaparilla ”, or com- '
: :• monpunfyingmedictne. Itlsacom
yja of many of MOST . CLEAN-
MEDICINES, with otheis
: 1 acting directly on the Kidneys, or. ,
v-w L* lmmediate reference to the jre»
.. T Vv |“0 lief and continued healthy operation
- -trjljjL - of some internal organs. It con
• e^«<BSaiTO?ft>LLl' : talas articles'which ' enter. intO: np
r pvsapnyntt/MV »n HTUIPUgC. Ond
IT 13 UNKIVADLFJ)
in purifying and Tefrcsinnff effecis, by any memcine m
the world.- It is put up Iff LARGE BOTTLES, is very
oleasantto the taste; ami Ii more concentrated..
STRONGER, BETTER: AND CHEAPER,
than any other in die market. Persons ■who liavetaken
u Sar-onariila" by the [talion. without relief,have been
radicdllv cured by uslugiWbor three ,bottlra. . This is
the only Compound in which Dandelion, Wild Chetry
and Sarsaparilla are so prepared to .offer ibe peculiar
virtues of each, m combination .with pure extracts,ot
mhef hekfißg urticles, in state,
Its ingredients are PU RE t,YV E GET AB LB.undare
auch fains andbarks as are found, though chiefly affec
ting Certain parts, in IheirgeneraUendency, to produce
the most taggK«J“
; . To cure. many D/opsiev Kidncy Com
nlints.AcM draw off Watery, Humors from the Blood,
or corrupt and irritating uecreuons of diseased organs
from the body, without the thorough operauons on the
Kidneys, as caused by this medicine.. No other extracts
c¥cn e pr B e\enltolhiseirect._-,lnfact,thisveryoperauoT,
-forwhich it ia particularly compounded, differa from
all other preparations, and makesit thebeu compound
OF DROPSY, use this medicine.—
It will relieve. It has cured when life .itself was der
spoiled of; It contains amcles that wiU-:Cure, » any
thing can, and takes iho only method to make perma ;
nentcnre» gini> pEVER , BHIP FK VERi
To produce testimony in proof of the core of ihis uis
ease is acknowledgetily new-.. The public have so long
been taught to regard it-ar,'fatal, that its positive care
would acem almost a miracle,- yet,.. • •
SHIP. FEVER Ha 4 BEEN CURED,
And by the Great Vegetable Remedy, Dr H.B.My
er*’ Extract,Dandelion,.Wild Cherry, Ac., alone. .
Weselecltho following.sis a spccimeuof luc nume
rous lestimonlaia to the efficiency of this medicine in
cases of this mßlignanr;dbcascv which we have to ex
hibit. OF PHYSICIANS; ;
Francis physician,residing
in Buffalo, N. Y;.and one .wbohasdcvmed himßelf par
ticularly to the study.aiid cure ofrthe Ship Fever, with
almost every,phase' of which: he is couversaut, gives
theVoUotffrg testimony ih reiulion to tue. effects of this
medicine, as prepared by himsell:
TUisrcto certtiy, that I have used B. Myera
Extract of-DandebonV Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparilla,
; in my practice, iii-casfis ol a number ot patieuls side
with. Ship Fever, with very beneficial results. And I
consider ft a general curative in that d.seaee.’
Prepared by \ Al»bßeA mt/B, ,
v No \l Warren street, New York.
SoM bv ' U. E SELLERS,
anisnieodfcw ' No CT Wood street. Ptti.bureb:
CUBES!
r Y , THE USB O&D R* :HO UGHTO2i\ S
-
• Dr. Houghton's JWr
took of Cases and Cones
raj very spare ana aauow
-bad incessant pain and
neaslness of the
a«iomoKc Jjf'r ecrcuoi wiuj rbete&Uaclcs^op*
'pened sometimes after food, and spmePinesyhen' noil?
bad been taken." 'She raised raush soar r clear fl«« ir® ra
the stomach in the biorning-.
atnichi Tonffoe coated and clammy, much
appetite. Bowels costive; dull, stupefying; seriatton^u
the forehead. Cbraplaintsof t wo years standing _Ga*P
bersomc pepsin on MouffUTi hack maweek.
fcaiiUhe' pain had not been halt so bad * m . c r ®
second dose,and was daily growmg less.- rbe couawm
-enawiiur waV also pone. AppeUiC-improred, toagne
■cSSSS? bowels regular ; head sitll heavy. In anouier |
' -week she was entirely free.ftc>dftuneasiness and pam in
{ the stomach—raised no acid fluifls^rhead .felt clear, and
every trace of the stomach comp!mntwaB,removed. ... .
Very stout lady. Had soffered;pam, usually very « '
vere, in tfae-tegioh of;tbeiitimack, tor three
and particularly inte:nseaftereaung AVbeiiatmo worst,
the pain is as if.vome bard body were being thrust into
-the pii of the stomach °hdhoredmeyery directum Much
tenderness on pressure. T. i-i lady used the Pepsla.with
surpruingeffect. Sooriafterthe fittidotethepatnceased
—sac fcUsome nnd*.en 1 -und fetched, but noimng.came
un.. Several roonlhs havepM>ed f l»utthere has been no
retaru of the pain* cTonguo clean anu moist; nosorc
• ness of the stomach. n - i
. pEMAEKAptu Cuas—CdursrtJfe, Ky ,May, ISui—Un.,
the?ib-bfMayvlSst t Bev-M-H. Willta«u.,pa-.tor of the
•Fourth Presbyterian Cfcurchitn
had been for a long time eonhnei£io his room*ana most
*t the time to his bcd 4 with J%spep!ia audChrpmeD:ar
t’ aja.andwastb all appearance.on the very verge of
the grave. cud acknowledged to be spby xtsphystc.ian,
wsohatl tried nil the ordinary meimrin his powe* with*
oat effect; mid at die above named time, the patient, by
the consent ofl.is physician, eonnaenced the ose of Br.
Hoajrhton’s Pepsin, and to the=.a3:oriishmcuVsurprise •
and d-U-hr of aIL l.ewns mach relieved the first -day.
Tee thiid day he lefthis nom. Tim aixtk-dayvwhich
waa excessively hot, he rode ten miles with no bad ef r
feet; on the elehih caybe went ortoviatto the eoaniryj
ond on the thirteenth day, lfmdgh r.ot enUrely restored
to hie natural strength;he was *o farreeoveredus to go
alone a journey of five hundred miles, whereke arrived
in safety,much Ikipioyed in heaUh,fcaylnr dis
turbance of the stomach nr bowels after-taking the first
oose of Pepsin. These arc factsnot couiroveriUbJe, and
this is a case.wkich ought to convince all skeptics that
iheroUn poweriu ttpsin. L.ipLy^ciaMMi dytpep
tics investigate. Bit* OEO.-.H. KKrsiul, .• .
Only wholesale and retail l4O Woort^t. *
barsa Pa- y [myiSid&w
half diesis of frcsli Breen and Black, Teas
I on Hand nnd for sale by ilie packase, or neatly paclf
cd ii. i and ilb packages,at prices lower than, wo have
Heretofore sold the samo qualities.' Kelail Crocers are
invned .oe-tll. Petin Tea Store'll’,t.
■■ ■ IllVldiatl. r
dries op AbbsoitsaT Bsipaa CoMCASY,! .
. ... 4 uly 1} • j '
rniiii Treridem. 6u«i Managers, of the Company (or
I cieounjr tt Brtdco over the Allegheny river, opposite
I'iusburch, in toe county of Al.cgUeny, hnvelluxday
dcclorela Dividend of-One Dollar uni Seventy-five
Cents on each share of the eoptml stock standing muie
na*as of individual oa.thO.Books uf the Company. out
of'th'* profits of.the lastG months,watch will be paUlo
stockholders or theiT legal repre»cntauves,
jV&dLOi&wdt 'JOHN-HARPpft* Treasurer.
“ Great Sale of Dry Qooda t
A A M \$ON Jc CO., will commence their.TENTR
. GREATSEMI-ANNUAL SALE of tbetrEnUre
Stock, on Tuesday, JulyCthjat Nos. 02 and 04 Mattel
On mis occasion their Wholesale Room? ■wili .be.open
ed to Retail Trade, and their immense stock, xecenuy
purchased of manufacturers,importers, largeuuc*
lion sales, at a great sacrifice from cost, will all be
cmkfd down and sold at fully one-third lessthan usual
puces. r»v3
Dahlias, VcrUeuos, Greenhoaie Plonti*
rgMIK best- voUccUpn oMJahluts west of the mtmu»;
X tarns, ono.hundred aud .fifty varieties.. Taprburn’a
.‘mil HoveyWerbeuas, which are unequalled. In fact,
Hovey’s America, Republic, and Uro of Day, and TLor
bunfa Heroine, S'Echptse, and-Sir S. Blanc, are admit
ted to be'the Gems of. the World.. lhe above, with
every variety of Greenhouse and otner Plants, for sale
nt *• Pasiengcr anti Boa—^
European and General Agent,
> r wjvQ • .128 Wood street.
. •; Disßotutton* ■
mUE firm of A. WILKINS & CO has this day been
X dissolved by mutual consent The bimnesa will bo
PiOßrf by 1 Uompson Bell
THOMPSON BEM».
BiNKEItS AND EKOli ANGB BROKERS, .-.
Tuonrsox BttX-.,•.•••••. •■ -••■■••••’•tA a. CACOUEy,
’i'bompaon Bell & Co. r .
{Lofc e/A. TOiutr 4* Co.)
WUI continue the fcxeliuuge and Banking business at
the old stand, corner Hurd und Market sts, . t . hy9
prri’SDUßtiH, 40LY Ist, WW: ,
ISxohange sad Bauking Qotus
A« WILKES & CO.,
JVO. 75 FOUtiTfl STREET, PITTSBURGH, TA i .
(Opposite tte Bank of Pittsburgh.)
' The subscriber, under new,and more favorable au*pi
ees r wlil eomlcue the linking bmlnew and Stock Bror
terareiiulie HouseformerlyoccnpiedbyMepfra.Palm-
er, Ihuinh A Ca.Vnnd more recently by the Pittsburgh
Life Insurance Company, where he wnl be pleased to
ere hiaold fiitiods and customers. ; „,r, v
i\3 A WILKINS
Engineers, stationhßY,-~
Whatman'e Drawing Vapori of ulUizes. ,
rractng Clmh, m loUsfiSmchis wide. -n _
Trautwitie’i Cross Section Diagram paper, lot em»
banimonisof U and 21 feet broadway,«ud excava
tions of 18 and 23 feet Toadway.- ..
801 l Drawing Paper, fit) juchea wide,: ;
Log • do ••• do . Double Elephant.
Profile Paper .
Tape Lines, oiled, divided in tenths.. ..
Jackson’s, Fnbei’s, ard Broofcnlan & Langden. s Lead
Pencils, -v.'-'': .r ;■ , ■
Soper ladialnk
India Rubber
ThrabDvefwtth a full assottmnU ol an outer kmO.of
Stattonory. for »alo b, Book , e J li(!^^i^c
jeao •■■■’■ - No 03 Wood Atreet. beuTlurd aati Fourih,
* To BatKOid Oftittractoi** a; ,; . ••
TjnoPOSAtS wiU be ie««iTe.\a.iim»*er day f
” of July next, mrUuro, «>«.
tbe North Wesierrr VtTgmin JlalTO i a tn J
Wttt Unidn and fjjlwk^«re,*> |^-.«g^, e - ##e ii „f
Masonryof SOorCOstoliorisiof ( parts of the,
that Road—embracing all ,’ e ‘| lc V deep cut
wort, and ronwtmng a nQ uibcr o share
tinea and embankments, as welt«' . -.extends from
of bridge and eulv«t masonry-vj !)]a of,Three
the Baltimore and Ohm Roi|”J s*fiermaiii to. Parker
s Creek Vi wo miles.««-«. |M tnllus in length;
burg, on the Ohio.river, aim : .a #fl . f ef mmed, and
specificationswill beTeoay j„ t y. proximo,:
also PtFettcrman.on and mie AuiJonnal
andlngineers hea ,_.
Th' c .W , 1 !, y .d ll JSdcnldsntedi and ahuif-'snr-itdppliea
thy, s ell scttledana fcom eil . tcend of ltj
may ue had -alpag andOhloHailioa i. he North
r by itt-mnaof good roads,traccy ,he Ohio
west irn Tornpis jj r; c heap:exectmon o. tr.e: work
T«er Jiliv sxeat. 1 Mauds must be abond-.rr. as the
oUhePr
Engit-ee
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SALE & %0 LET.
mo LCT-Tho STORK HQOUI and fIHKw '
X oceupi-jd v,y d l9 subscflbCT’v P<Ja*e*pion given Oil
tt * iffi ia,> f " lwl g c F-% a v.s™n. 7i gmhtciia...
ftcai TO CBr-A STORE HOOM-—Wfloia «ou tor
fefcß a lShoe, Dry Goods, Trimming of GrMMjr SOT*,
ltent low Apply 10 37 GGLDSIANNj
■a«3° hi li&Matkcf
fIHHRr.kT "
J . anifiierjUinanaßhotuinie. • tamale by - r '
je7;tfT ■. NIMICIZ fc CO i OS WateTiireet.
To ' —*“•—“T *
THE MISSOURI EXCHANGE,on Wawi ttreefc~.
4S&* *eartbe«om*r trfsWiurect. Forwmu.BD
ply io Alderman PARKINSQN, CtfiWnifl/- T^‘t*
opt&frf ~ -
r«lo oEl~Tiie subscriber xlfer* for kerlr, trie '■. ,i ? ?;
1 store roon- now oeeuptea by Messrs. Willcelr«BMs
fcoivU,NO.s:: AJarectsireet..: rosseislooglireojsHa;.
° n m l n,s;t‘r t ° f No 7:> Wood St. ■.
Vtou framo lieu sc e, iw o su> ricy 17 - 4 *
H f r ei rfkntrtininj; foDr;iroams ITb , y :; r '
I4f*ci ilOfecrtoaniUley, sittiaud
"“^“S&ssESsasiw #v -
A tjs *° wo.«yifm»iTBei. -
' t«'or K6ttl* - - ' l
•t yEPIRADLF# Offer %***£ - *
iJ the waiehoUte now occnpied by me *£ a 3iu .
store* on. t’ae comer of Liberty ami iiewd ” ~
good ..location- for kind._ ; i'o.*efi3Ujn.
given immediately*; , |myl2) : JaMLSt A«JP.NEfI*. ...
• bt>K RKN i’.—From •lhfl.Ut Of April COXtf Ulßi ,
s3B with Dwelling attached, mnho corner *£ -
r 5 **-"’Market and Fitst streets—& good ImaioessitMtf *
fora Store or Tavernrtt beinjonly one eQoareiroctt las
nvcr^wiUbe rented: lore to,a f^ood lg to
NO. 239 liberty
(ram for Rale*
»7ft ACHES GOOD LAND FOR'SALE-Foqtmlto
« U .north of.Tatcrmirojt .ro j SO acrescleared.-I®i ..-•
•proveraents arc a good Frame Dwelling !]ouac*&&d &a - '
excellent largeFreme Rarn.Fnce 33u per acre. .Eu*. ; :
quire of the owner. GEORGE GlLLKnYoalhepreml- v. i
sea or E- WILKINS, Marble Works,PiUsburgn. -
For Sale,
TfxfV ACRES OF LAND: in Lawrence county,near
JUv CroesCutCanal, three quarters of u - mile-frost
Edinburgh,&vc utiles from New Ctthtle; CD dcres bottom;
half the tract good timber; 50,acres .bo*L.caar; abounds -
with lune Mone T ond [s wcll wa;ered; three flouring mills
in Ihe vicinity. •A 4 ply to- . CURTIS k, D08U&.,-;
jy»l sirret
BUiLUirvo litri’S Bov. tfxLE.—Tea lots, focaie<tiO '
the Eighth Ward, five-of which have a front
feet on Bluifßixcet, having a comraotUoas vifiW of-the
Monoogahe-la river: The other five are m ihe rtar.of
the above, each having afronl of S 3 feet by 105 deep.
Prices from 450,00 to 80ii,W). Terms easy. . Those who
desire a pleasant andheaUby location will attend:
~ S. CUTHBERT, General Agent, , * /
6& SiQUbGetd street. •
SECOND STREET I'KOPERTY p«m SaUß—Two
©new Brick. Houses, (three sinry,) fire proof rook—'
conveniently arranged, withpa?lor, Jmirg room,ltiteh*:.;-
cn, and four chambers, andeood cellars, nil veil finish*
ctland in complete order. The lot is 87,faeiTrontJby43
deep tn an alley. Price S3GOO Also, foot lots in virtn
lneliara, and two in East Birmingham. ■•■■■■■
easy. Si ClTfJlllEßTi flener»lAgem, : f
lein fiO Samhfield street ~ »
"V UulliVrrtY* K&HDENCK IN TUB' CITV WB .
JCX desirable property of 47 feet oa Fayette -
street, Allegheny, by 124 feet deep on BayleyVlane, to
ft in fect ahoy.: A two story hou*e,with ft Hue porch in
front, uwidehaU,lwo"pariors, riming roora,kltcbenand
cellar, three chambers* and gurret, nump ef
water, laTge beck porch, Rower-garden, with fruit-turd v.
shade trees. AH m goad, order and agreeable location* -
Immediate j-osscssionif required. Pnee 83300. iTctriS
—-JSCU in hand: balance,-0600a.vear. " • -
S. CUTHUERT, General Agent, '
jy7- 50Smhbfielaatreet.';
a . valuable grist mill pok.sm.e-A Giist
iX Mill, of tour stories.wiih four ron of Sidney (gear* - -
lag pump by. W. W. Wallace ) allm hne order, ( doiug.
a good business. . -.) «•: ■■•••
Also—Turn Saw-Mills, two goo.J DwolhngHouse*,'
stable and,out houses, with 300 acres afpriraeiand,l2oi;
in cultivation a large orchard of fine fruit, ISO acrea-of/
very.choice timber, and a home market for the lumber*
the water poweria durable.. Situatenearlbe Masking* ',
am rival. 18 fades above Marietta, Ohio. : Price for th© '
whole only 38,000 ,83,000 in hand; balance In 12 yearly
payments. S; CTJTIiBEKT, Gen*l Agent* • .
jy2 -. s®BmfthGeld»treat. .
Por Sale.
a.• DESIRABLE location for aSADPLRR,: In the ■ '
J3L thriving town of HANOVER, Columbiana county* < ? V:
Ohio. The buildings on.the wore eret ttd for; ■; >
the express purpose of canyfcgon tba Saddle and Hoi*--.'
nes» roanafueiare x and?in excellent’bttßnxess has becn ; -
done in that line.. For furiherinformation, apyly to 4o» < :
seph Keith, ou the premises, or to • • •• - . > . •" • - ~
11. 3VLEECH, Jr,‘
133 Wood street Pittsburgh.
N.B. If not sold-before the first day.of September,
1852| theproporiy will on tlmvday bo duposed pf at. ...
public "*aieV(Gazettecopy: and charge Post) )ego:2m v . tv *t
a FaKM one burnt red acres "
XX...of land, situatedin M’Candlesa townrhip. Alleghe* t ,
nycouiuy, e ; ght miles from Pittsburgh, Uu ihc prem
ise# are two fetona. Houses," with, tne ( necessary Out- ;. . “
Houses, Bams, Ac. Seventy live acres are cleared jlhe
remainder well umbered. :lhij» property offers Indace*
tr.enis rarely met wlili v toperrons desirous of investing
Uieir funds in-real estate*.; Ihe Butler and Zenienople --
piaok joudpdsßcawithla ICQ yards of the prcmnuiai lor-i...
dairy purposesit.lb unsurpassed, and: catr be divided - .
into three or . having a sunieiehv natQbcr of
springs to afford any supply of waterfortho came. For
particulars appl? to John Stewart, on tho premises, •<z
S- Stewart, Hemlug street,-Allegheny city, or to
•. je2t • . •..... . . . i .P.A. Auuiiooecr,'
Kanu Vex Sale* . >
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE--Situ6tedon.Big. v
.A fiewickicy- Creek, fifteen miles. below Allegheny.' >
. City, and about tbree-quuitersofunulc frcmihe Kau- v
Toad, containing 48 ueies, 23 of - which Is •• rlch- bouom.:;. ;
land, well adoptad to, gardening: or-figriCoKuraLpuis,,..;
pones.. The baJance is;upiand,weU situated, and well
'umbered; has a y of about iCb thrifty Lee**- v. : v
It is weil watered.-.. It bnsa small bouse oa it r aadma« v -
teriais readytn put ut> aoewouolS by 33.il is expect-
ed that a railroad station house will be putupwiihlnl'-
mile from it.- Forterma enquire of " ,
. CURTIS A DOBBS,
Real Estate Agents, over Patricks and Friend 5 * Bank- ~
inc House, 123, cor; Wrtod and sth Ms, •' ftnySP ..
■ ITor'6&Ui
fTIKN BUILDJNG inOie city of Pills*-*- “ .
i borrtli ,bcmg Nbs.lBs, to iC4 inclusive, inifce plan of
•lota laid out by Cookimd ,Ca&sat,ilie 10th of April, 1835, ..
and bounded aud described aVfollows,viz t Begumtcg
on. Cliff street at the corner of Casrat street, thenesex-
atieettMOi ftetto ihe-cornerof
lot No/iQSjJind mdepib lSQfeeiaincbistoCooksti'eetJ ' -
eacb of the said ten iota beiog'24 feet on Cliff and Coofe : \
streets, and 155 feetSincoesta depth, excepting lct'No,
195, which is SCJ'feet wide. These lota wUlbeaoldiJft
vety ncef'saoioddiina-tenD9, Sf applied Tor soon. .'
TUOMAS MOFFITT, Heal Estate Agem,
■■ ; 29 Fifth
Valuable ifjruperiy lor
QnilE subscriber, asAgerufor u>c owner,cfTersatpJl- '
X vats sate; ibeawo Lots of Graand* numbered istho v
plan of the city or Pittsburgh, 71 and 73 frouling.<ui -
Penn street HU feet, *md exicndjng 75& feewmoieor'- ■:
Ira*, lo th© Allegheny Kivqr. Thiaproper;y ,wiHUodta
posoi of upon such terms &s will Eecaio to the pareba* • ■-
ser* a profitable investment of carnal.- ; •
ous to the entrance mtoibe city of the Central Rail* ' -
rohd and Pennsylvania Cans),itaffords favoToblesitea’
for Warehouses, or can bo louveniently divided tatouv
.eligible bulling lots, and mast become,: upon ibe coin*
plcuoaof tba pubbe improvements, now inpTogre»,in.
and around the cuy.gre»ilyciihaiicedinvuluofprbtf*.
smess purposes, tor further mlormatloitapply'tov - '
R. T. leech; JR,,
■■■■Nov-133 Wood street, Pittibatglfc - yi-;
je3:lm
FLO.UR~luobbls.'Extraatu) BcpejfcneFlonr, fox sale. ' .
jys L. S. WAIHBMAN fe SONS. .
l>oT Attil—Ucu«ks in store Bud for sale by'- , •
ST jyS L S. WATERMAN A SONS
CjtfMN-iaoboxesGmciuuau,lar*aleby\. >
O_je2o SMITH A SINCLAIR^
TiISFFiSR SAUCE.—IVftc. boutes. for able at * _ :V« •
JL jy2 • ! ? AU>RlirS ? * inihaDiamond. .
| JiAD—I,WJb piya soft Galena ■Ltidi.Jttailrag frqia':*-
steamer PeTsia, and for sale by .:v-.
je23 3 *MK3 A. HUTCHISON fc CO- •
Frankfort Springs.
e. W, DUNG AN respectfully Informs hia. fneud* >
• and ihe public geneiaUy. ttjatonlhe2latitmela» r
fttaat, the FBANKFORT HOTEL-will, be opened (or - 1
the ' accommodation of BOARDERS, daring the num*v.-
mer seison.' v;~. r -’"\W'f'; •“•/■;'■ Y'? : '
Frankfort, June 7.2 m '
Atilgmnenl for the Benefit of Creditor** - -
BY otder of voluntary'assignment executed on 1&9 ;
Bth day ot May.tn the year l 85 2; by CtaBX.MV;- -
Giutir &■ Co., to RicWdT, Leech, jr.,the said- ;
M’Grath & Co n made the said Richard T. Leech, jr > :
Trustee* tor the beutfitof thelrcredltorsw AUpersou*' , ? v
having claims ngumsilhe stud firm»are requested W-; •
prcseutlliemio the subscriber; and all persons indebted;..-- -
to the fstov, ore notified to callan the subscriber***
Wood street, Fittsbargh, and pay or arrange the same>
myl7 . , fi. T. LEFiOtf, JH: ; -
Saloons eadßethit
\f rM. M. WAR3> woulu TespwtfoUyv aahmrac* W
Tf the Ladies and Gentlemen :of pjUshurgh .and >
cmity, that thespaciousSafooUe „
ings,are now supplied wuh a sapenor .quality ofififl 1 :
CfcamsiOukeai Fruits, and other.’refteshments. * Open
fromU \,M tollF M - . * .*
ALSO—The Bathing department wiUalwiysbe foaud ,
ia order, for Hot, Cold, or Shower Bmhs, an aimwi w* •
dispensiblo requisite for the preservation ofnewuu,. : . »
myil
DAUBLIMS GAP, CUIJNTY,>A,
places. wiilboopenfexL*,!.
OF JUNE
Ticshcfebccasreaily enlarged and improved, In order
lo meet ihe increasing palrpuage. Tot famJirs, Invalids, -
nrd those who udmna mountain scenery, Ibis plase -sfr
frr» perfflsccnUndncements, which cnnnPVbesTOywdi .
bv any watering place mthe United States - FrottiPiUS* .- -
harsh,ihese Springs- ate accessible,- in, obpui.twenty.r ..
boors, by the way ■of the Cealfall»aUroa4.u>H*nl*-. ■- ;
burg* from Harrisburg 10 the spniigsi .
Newv»lle* on die Cumberlandßailroad, U > ,v v.
We tire pledged to make visitors 5 '
J. O. Williams, Joseph 11 Hilk
Robert IX Xnorapsou, Major hFCaudleah, J- i>. iil n^itd*-
1e22.d2m I *
' jNO UVMJSUG!
ttrand Hatlounl AnnlTerwty Sale oT
SPRING AND -SUMMER DRY GOODSI ’
AT JEFFKRIS’ ONE FRICK CAStIRTOHE," _
V 0 7B J!ferieUff«l,be!m«f» tn»il *« JKuwmai ~
rriHE eabscriber will commence a clabing 1 oal rale of
i ibe ernire Jiocit of Spring and Sommcr.Diy Goode, -
on 7 Monday, Jano 28 183 i : Fuicbaset* may reljr ikaj
ibe following deductions will be maco on the original
prices: •.
Crape Shawls have been selling nt , •
S7,(io rtducrf 10 SWg
do do - do lufla do -7,W
do fo do 12 00 do ,5®
do do do 14 00 do 10,00
do do do 10,00 do 19,00
do do do 22.00 1 do 19,00
Super Glacta Dress Silts selling
Ari in do 133. do- 1,00
do do do 150 do 1,15
nS aiV| t 1|
3“ burnt do 1,75 dio lS?
{toned Imwns have been selling
Ho . do da' • 16 • -.Ua--. -W#..
. jo “do ■ ft do Uo • -14
•jo • . do • do- .• • 25 . Uo . ' lfi*
qnber French Jackonet Lawjay, soiling at
a * 371 da 32
Soper Plain Poplins. do '« do 31,
do Figured, , do m do 35
Barege do Lames, • do So do 31,,
go do do 37, do 33-
do do do 31 do - »,
JOnr sloct emhiaces-eTeryirpieiy of fancy andSla
pie Drj Goodi,which we wd! sell at reduced oirne^
ptepa{a»ry to tewWng F«U Good*. •
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