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sylronU Canal have been heavy, with»n lie past
month, aa will be seen by the following exhibit
of some of the principal articles exported to the
East, via canal, from this city:
S**?" 1 do 170,380
i V “ o ’;' V do 6,981,155
do -772,000 1
, «» bar and 5heet........d0, - 323,046 T ,
tt nails arul spikes..--do 1252,290
Hemp , i....d0. 340,051
Groceries do 160,787
Bntttr •••• .......do 29,814
. Cheese ‘do. 10,680
Lard and Lord 0i1... d 0...:..... 408,949
Rags do • 207,321
Soda Ashes do
Tobacco, not manuf’d.—do;.....—4;B99, 883
Flour bbls 89.40-
Whiskey galls 106,183
Gf some of the prinoipal articles, the imports
'to this city dpring the- month, of June were as
follows:
China ward I*> B „
Dry Goods do.. 2,M0, 100
Hardware andCutlery.-.dor.r. 1,897,650
, Ashes and Soda -do C<3,600
iron, pigs do 1.984,040
« eastings do 187,300
..blooms and 2,800.900
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Tohawo, manufaoFd.;...dO;;.;;;;:; |o,<oo
Gunpowder .d 0.........
■ Tar and Rosin ......do 681,000
Slate for roofing d 0... 122,000
Since the canal was opened in the spring, the
exports of many articles have been enormous.,
For instance, of Bacon, near thirty-six millions
of pomade have been taken east; of Tobacco,
(not manufactured), ten millions of pounds; of
Lard and Lard Oil, four million right hundred
thousand pounds. There have been imported,
In the same time,"seventeen millions of pounds
of dry goods, nine millions of pounds of groce
ries, and the same amount of hard ware and cut
' lety, and near eight millions of pounds of coffee.
Colonisation Meeting. —A colouration jneelmg
was held in Rev. Dr. Swift’s church, on Tuesday
evening, the Rev, Dr. Prcssiy presiding, who
made some remarks in relation to the object of
the meeting. He was succeeded by Rev. Mr.
Gurley, who.delivered an interesting address
which vras listened, to with great attention.
Ret. A- B. Quay; agent of the Pennsylvania
Colonization' Society, offered the following reso
lutions, whlchwere adopted.
Resolved, That in the judgment of this meet
ing. the scheme of the American Colonization
Society iB one of great practical .benefit to the
people 7 of color in the United States and in
A 7tesoioe<f, That in.the success which has thus
far attended the cause of African .Colonization,
we see striking indications of the purpose of
Divino- Providence to raise the dcsceadanta of
Africa, and through them, the barbarous tribes
of Aftica -to the condition of a civilized, free,
and Christian people. ' ...
Resolved, That we coTdiollyapproye the bil
introduced to Congress by the Hon- Mr. Stanley,
of North Carolina, providing for the application
of the interest of the unpaid instalment or the
aurplus revenue to the Colonisation,
own consent, of the free people of color in
That a committee of - (to he ap
pointed by the Chairman ofthe meeting) be ap
pointed to co-operate with the Bey. A. B. (Juay,,
Agent of the Pennsylvania Colonisation ‘Society,,
in obtaining the contributions of our cituena for
the great Objects of that institution. .
After which the meeting adjourned.
Horse Stealing — Nearly. —A man named Wil- J
liara M’ltroy, a resident of Peeples township,
was arrested on Tuesday night for horse-steal
ing. It appears that M’llrey, who was rather 1
“tight," wished to procure more liquor, which j
ho could not do without coming to the city, and 1
he tboK n horse belonging to Jacob Wearer, jr., j
to procure the “critter,” but was afterwards in
duced by his friends to replace the animal, but
not before Mr. Wearer had started for this city,
where he accused M’llroy of horse-stealing before
Aid, Major. A warrant was immediately issued,
and placed in the hands of officers M’Coy and
Bovd, who arrested M’llroy, and brought him
to the city, when Aid. Major committed him for
a further hearing yesterday, when the prisoner
was discharged, there not appearing that he had
any felonious intent ■when he took the animal.
yhe prosecutor paid the costs. : ■ : ■ :
The Furniture of Henry furniture
x>t tho lamented Clay, which was formerly need
at Washington, passed through thia city on Tues
day, on its way to Ashland, Ky.'
warded-.from the Capitol to Kttsburgb, by
' Adams* express, who declined taking any pay
ment, and from here to Cincinnati, byCaptam
M'Clintock, of the steamer Irene, who also re
fused to receive any compensation for its trans
cortation. ■ ■ • - ■ ._■■■ ,
On the Wharf, yesterday, business was very
d a U in the morning but two steamers were en
eaeed in taking in or discharging freight. A
large number of boats are lying at the lower
port of the levee, and several are at the marine
railway.' Tho-dullness on the river, however,
does not prevent the building of new boats
there ate eight steamers now in process of com
pletion, lying at the point.
Drowned.— A colored, man, named William E.
hlaxks, waa drowned in the Ohio river, opposite
the Marine Hospital, on Tuesday evening. The
deceased was bathlngat the time. Hewas about
twenty-seven years of nge, nnd ««fcnn«Jy
employed as porter, on the lower trade- Hu
parents resido in Fayette county.
, thnrs held an inquest on the body, and a verdict
of accidental drowning waa returned.
- Accident. —A man named Kirk, a resident of
• Bntler county, was severely injured on Tuesday
night, hy falling from the second story window
■ of a bedroom in Mrs. Thompson's tavern, in ho
Diamond, in Allegheny City. One of hm tlngh
bones was broken. Dr. Dickson waa called u
, «uid rendered all the 'requisite assistance.
A New Definition. —A witness before Alderman
Major, on Tuesday evening, gave, on his oat ,
Umfollowing-opinion as to his idea of a man
whenbe was drunk. Ho said ho “believeda
maiTto be drunk when he could
stand, and was not able to botd on to the gfciss
after he had , r • . • . •
Opening of the Railroad.-* he Pennsylvania
Railroad will be formally opened to d y
Greensburgh. The cars leave the station °
liberty street at nine o’clock this morm g
largo company, no doubt, will make up
quaintance with our neighbors of that . village
- day. _ _
The Great Floating J/#.-Workmen are now |
engaged in removing the old frame buildings wn
the ground recently .purchased for erection
of a large flouring mill in Allegheny City. The
property iB located on the d’cnnsylvonia Canal,
adjacent to the 'Railroad Depot.
' " nmonnt'ol tolls received at the
office of the toll colleotor ia Allegheny since the
opening of the canal " m tie s P rin 8> been
12575. and daring the inonth of June,
$12,165 4£
A CAaie.—Yesterday, e young lady who. had
been : btougUt tu the Mayor's-office.to answer a
charge- preferred against hert succeeded in get
ting past a guard .of constables who were nt the
door, and fled up Fourth street, followed by a
police officer. The race was exciting, as the]
Miss was a fleet tanner, and the Slicer did not
succeed in heading her until she got to Cherfy
alley, where he caught up with her, and .brought
the adventuresome young lady bach, to answer
i the demands of the law. The affair, oreate con
siderable excitement —the lady.was young an
pretty, and the officer gallant.
JULY 15'
Disorderly Conduct. —Margaret M’Ofee was
commuted to prison yesterday, by Aid. Thomp
son of the Seventh ward, charged on oath of
John Lowry with disorderly conduct. This Mr.
John Lowry furnishes more work for the con
stables and aldermen, than any ten men in the
county.
Matrimonial SjuaWrj,—Samuel Farrah was
yesterday committed by-the Mayor, charged
with an assault, -find battery on. his wife, in
which she was severely injured. The parties
reside in the village of Temper ancoviUe.
Asiault and Battery.-AH. Daft, of the Eighth
■Ward, yesterday committed Wm. Kelly, charged
with assault and battery, on oathof Wm, Camp
bell and Samuel Spencer, to prison, to await his
trial. -v
■ Discharged.— James M’Clnstcy, committed by
Mayor Fleming, a short time since, for larceny,
-was discharge! from the county prison, yester
day, by order of the Mayor, bail haring been
given for his appearance. : , ,
Sick. Alderman Parkinson, of the Fifth ward,
is now lying very sick. We wish him a speedy
OKNUINE FRENCH CLARET "MEDOC”—At 81
per dozen, or C7ic P" e K^,'.^.rMAUT,
5 . . . Intbe Diamond.
r.ta • _ • ■. .
- $5,000, , t
fftOlnvezl in Mortgageou gooJßeal Ealnin In tbeeity
1 or neighborhood Apply <O W , UUSS C o ,
Stock aoil Excbange Broken,
. .- : V 5 KourtllHt’eet.
I’a-i k ruiILICATKiNR received al, MINER
jiPO; No 32 Smiihfieli jHreol.—-Snitamr Ilmen
Ma ß az,ne?or Au a u sl) volume «ec„, l J W a ve r l ) Novel.
publiilied uyLlppmeou.Orainl.ok Co .*£«»<!.
Tardy,TUe i'olsoner, or Pirate Unef of Si, Uomingo
jyi* . - - -
" . Samuel iiaUUy» fW .
»EAli KSTATK AUKNT. Ofcce, corner of Word
and Fifth* street*, (abovo IliU A to ■* Ixthai.g*
*c V Having opened. an -OlTic.c, at the above plate,
fo“Tbc purpose of negouaiinfi Loan*, Ujlls.JSoles, Uond*>
Morcaßes%n«l all oilier instruments forlbe becunt, of
lor the purt-hftse uni s*leol blocks .
- Ulvltlend. ;
' Ofuce ob Pimßhemi Css CostrsaT 1 |
. . July Icji.. > i
mHB Triwteea ortho PiUshu gh £*• Co ffF a j£ **“1!!!
V this dny declared a Dtvuleua of F»ye. .1 .ct Cent, on
SiiPKniOß PACKED TEAS.—The alienltoji of Re
tailed lequeated to our w perl»tT««. pul up in
oner half uni onepound.packages, securely covered,
wuh un foil, and warranted equal ineven rc.prcuothe
hrsi nut un m the East, and superior to the ouiority of
Fverv package ia labelled with oar name and
LaamnirefMbjecl toho returned. If not unproved on
mnl. Dealers will he suppliedauate* as to* a* the
j'A firneen am! TeaDc&lrr^
Til CricE-Hie Annual AUdinfi or SioeknoMer* of
N 'ihe Alleaheoj Vnl'ey Kmlroai Company .will bo |
iield at Uio Ofliee oftlic Company, In Iho ciiy or l illr ,
inlalinnMUNDAY, AlurU#*2d,lßjo,atloo’<tOCS *M(
wbfn’a J?wftUlfni awl Managers milbc elected, for
iiii» inauaKetnctil of0«c »rta;r* oftbe£oiupßHy»
the matiagewei r. BRUNOPy Secretaty PToj* w *
Clinon.fllc County Ad»ocme «oA M’Keon Orbit copy
unnt d»yofjn«il!s ----
: T. I* I.KASK haviitf! applied ■n»cW
ia Uie mannfaciueeof rlAMeblie
enabled 10 .ell at best tweniy-tve
Fit© (Ft« per eent.cbeaperthin any brou*bt from
’..a wa r'ai)ted <qaul lit erriy respeei.
■ 'Ko.ewosil Plaits, bom end
upwerdr. . , MOW)
Pbno'wat'eroom, on Hand street, oyer Jp!ui*’ i Mine
mnrd.nl rep».r«l_ lies V
■riiisirrillMJ-»KW-Almost every day at ltu>—
&•
c t m ,, ll: V wiflSi‘ I K^« 0 ” «■« war’s™W-fi-id •«*
new bm v”r Imeu offered for at any a *. »*«;•
law.-hmenwin U»» «>}• No a.*ma U».l and see,
kI N Ml kfnda'oVvVftlch repairing done as well as
ultnO in Europe or America, at short nonce.
Wantt filaJ.esset al jnrlbalf the ST .
jvlt
*■—*"• *Fine tlolottff Bl»6b *!?©«■•
tf, E would cal! the aueniion of our retai cuj.omcri
W to ourlarge stork or Black Teas, selected wiih
V?,\r«oon£ ’ KliraUo'ouie, . Me.
* Delicious Ooloug* .
Young Hyson, Imperial, and Gunpowder, s.raeprices
a Ve»imrocew , a d roTnrt?ed to call and examine our
atockN ItSer packed liMjuarter or half pounc packages,
or rn bulk, by die Sad rh '^ rs I>tkin Tftn Slore ,
A ■ .: tH Fifili street.
~»OllC»4 tl
mni:« pmner'liip l.rreiofore b'»«™
r -»i.*rribers f umkrllie name of* SH*to«R fc »up**».
»» i l | A t< PrititPTß WttSi oh (be I<i of July»insluiit»
ami Third streets. W5l- il. HACKI2.
THE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING IHH|NKSS»rtI
be cohdueirtt auhe *ame place*by Mr. JOHN
T. 8H VROCK. lo wborn I would mo« cot 1 1 al| y roeom
men d*Uniy<o««>l»
lioait of . . 0 * T
X " .i.u coiLSirncuon of the Home of nefugc.
A riais onS l>e eihlb.lrf ono w«k
5y k ', tvmw v *Uo. fur L eroU Hum for the eii-
Carpei, o. VVo.lt, Stc. Al ’ o '^ OH % iE jjarslE.
uie work. JAMES ANDERSON,
j K. MOOBIIEaD,
OF.O. VVKYMAN.
JAMES CHAMBER?,
• BuiMwn Committee*.
——" ... ■ new •.
TT KI.EBFR, No.lol Third sued, has jasl recM—
IX. Ma«fa>« in de Old Otaund, a hcaulilul new.KUil-
*>yd lC »——
Tlic Mountain wave, .o do do
wlcorae Vmw.O.foog.to fireet Vou.do
Flowers, BueUfcTrlo '
fSftiSSSi I’dlka.
Ilely Ittoiher.GudeJiis I oot*K|i3
Brodder llooes-KUiiopmo CjuodrjHe.y g^BBOT.
Sign of the Golden Harp.
N B —Tbe very ponulaT “Coral a* played
bv Bytrly’a will be out t» & Tew days'
s^^a"oSOfinarsßrorEoti.
dispose of the remaining poiuaft of their Wiliumourg
nrt>peuy»embraciDg--
» yu Hulldlnß Lois—large 6ize,
C One Aere Lots}
1 F»ve Acre Loir . T • I
■ 1 Five and Q Half Acre Lot;... . -i
1 Two Hot? Brick Dwelling House, with outhouses,
situate m the centre of iho borough; . ,
ai«o 12 Lots adjoining the above . , . ■ .
TMM«-Onc-fiiib *ash,“balnncu mfive semi annual
PB '?hlr n indiinutablo,aml free of alUncuinbranreit. ■ _
A .neffirulnof cara wlll lealte the inner Depot, on
Liberfy.o'clock M,re>utmnE«tOoh:(mk
persons free nt.charee. ■ liy :
übokqb bu*^i'ohis»,
FROM N£& YORK*
# MANUFACTURER of llm Cole
bra’edOOSSAME RVKNTIUjW
■ TING \V IG, KLA STIC: BAND
_-=. Tnn.F-ES.und every description of
:~ : V’Ornamental Bair:; for: Ladies. and
.. —r-= Cenllcmen.Nb. ftr Foarlb etre ot. be-
SBMraeehWeodaridMafket,PUisbargh.
Bleiehert Sysfcm enables Ladiea .
Sglf and Gentlemen - to measure
gy beads vritlraccuracy-;
r r- V From lbe bead to nect.No 2.
r. 4. as to tnly
Far Tovpus, to cover the topvf the »-*iv »
A BaPar eiacLshape of lire Bald part.
' ••' '
F7TYKTS r E' SPHISI G» S ,9 W “‘T^Vp.R.
mills* Iduhly attractive , and feslnonahle WATER
T inoX&E has been leased, together With ihe
EAYEIT’E SI'RINOS HOTEL,'’ .aiiJaeentThWl*®}:
I iTJh»>>ronrielor ofthe “-Farmington... Hotel,’.’ on,the
d&tioflnilload, Who to*sccured.the hestcooks aadlhe
. ".'.ninS-B of every kind, with a determination to
U f™.e Ml h?s visitors A new BoUdlne, with forty
plea«e all ms ’ |,een added to Ito establishment. ;
■ ’Ke h SL'RINOS are surrounded by the most dolight
> tin-Mountain Scenery, itt-a cool climate,
ful and *hW*" . Dure water. The curative and purl-..
?‘, lh . witters have been faHy estab
f? i , ng i P l f .v P ,hi faetiliat they have never failed to cure
Ihi 1 w'orat casS of Scrofula, the most inveterate Sores,
“sTAGEa'ANOHACKS w'll arrive at and leave the
pass,in a d ‘^?,VdSedßoad,about half'thedistance
' C !“?ort,Uis confidently believed, that there « »
watering place In the FFJJ'TWP/Emh' !aNDPL>EAS- .
“la”etw
“rtSn theycan no where find a greater d&po
-5?’0""0"
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BY TUB & REILLY LINE.
miICOSaRKSS-FIKST SESBIOS.
Washington, July 14.
House.— Tbe House met at 11 o'clock, and
after some , unimportant proceedings, resumed
tlie consideration of the Defioiency bill. .
• The Speaker announced the next question to
be on laying on the table the motion to reconsid
er the vote by which the House yesterday con
curred in the Senate amendments to the Deft
cinoy blit giving additional, compensation to the
Collins Line. • Decided, affirmatively—yeas 93,
nays 84.. . ■■ . .
Mr. Gorman, from the committeo on printing,
reported a bill to provide for the execution of
the public printing, establishing prices thereon,
and for other purposes, thus abolishing the con
tract system, and providing for the election of a i
public printer. : The consideration of tlio bill,
was postponed.until to-morrow. . '
The llouso went into committee on the Indian
Appropriation bill. Mr. Fitch supported an
amendment proposed by himself, appropriating
over $llO,OOO as due the Creek Indians, for
losses sustained daring the lost war with Great
Britain, by that part of the tribe which was
friendly and co-operated with tho United States.
The committee rose and the House adjourned.
Senate.— Mr. Bradbury reported a bill ma
king it a penal offence for officers of the army to
be concerned in contraote for supplying tbo army
with provisions. .
- Tho Postage bill from tbo House was received
and referred.
Mr. Morris offered a resolution amending the
16th joint resolution requiring that the appro
priation bill should be reported ten days before
the (lay fixed for adjournment.
A joint resolution to loan Bmall arms to the
pages of tho Senate and ether youths desirous
of forming a military company, was offered, and
a debate ensued. '
Mr. naie opposed the resolution as likely to
foster a military spirit, wliioU has already elect
ed oue President and might do so again.
The resolntion passed.
; Mr. Gwinn offered a substitute to the bill lor
the survey of California, laud which.was amend
ed and ordered to be engrossed. _
Tbo joint resolution for the relief of Spanish
residents at Now Orleans,"granting them dam
ages fbr losses caused by a mob in 18ul, was
PM Thh Deficiency hill was received from the
House and referred to the Finance Committee,
The Senate then went into executive sceaion,
and afterwards adjourned.
GREAT STORM AND INUNDATION. .
Bax.ti.mobb, July l.>- I
great storm occurred to-day. The north-1
eastern suburbs of the city ...were overflowed by
Hartford Run, and the basements, cellars and
first floors of over three hundred houses, north 1
of Asquith street, were submerged. _ Fences and
out-houses vtevo swept offf and larmturc carried
away Three bridges and two culverts were nlso
swept off, had six new bouses, nearly finished. |
were demolished. About 200 other houses had |
l the cellars Hooded. All the email brick bmld
-1 lugs wctc occupied by the poorer classes. Over
200 of those damaged wero owned by Robert
I lioyd. The loss to tlio city is over V. 0,000, and
the damage to privato property is not less than
!ji50,000. • .
SOUTHERN SEWS. ' .
Baltisiobe, July 1-1. j
The mail is through to-night from New Or-J
leans. ■ |
The steamer Mexico had arrived from Galves
ton, and reported that the cholera.was prevail
ing to an alarming extent at Indianola.
Over twenty of the bodies of the eutTerers by.
tbe explosion of the SU James, had been recov
ered, and it was the general impression that not
i less than forty or fifty had been hilled.
I An awful tragedy took: place at Mobile on the
Clh. A man named John Crcsllovo poisoned
himself, his wife, child, and several relatives liv
ing in the house with him. All died m the
course or a few boors. The jury found that
their deaths bad been caused by nitric scut.
DECLINATION OF MU. WASHINGTON
WAvmsotos, July H.
George Washington has published m the
National Intelligencer a letter declining the no
mination for the Vico Presidency by the Ameri
can party. _____
HOOD’S
Moxtoombuy, A*.a., July IS. j
Tho Southern Rights Conrenticn <lebaM«
yesterday until midnight, two resolutions, one Tor
n BCperato organization, tho other supporting
Pierce. There teas no rote nnd tho result is
the Contention re-assembled, and de
clined to nominate n third candidate, nnd rceom
mended the Unionists to pewoo any conrso tboy
| thought proper.
i
PIIU.AI>EIVIIIA, July It _
Charles l’aul, a fireman on the,afternoon train
to Sew York, was killed three miles above Cam
den bv the engine being thrown from the track
by* sand washed over the road. The engineer
w slightly injured. The passengers escaped
unhurt. • ■
Chahiestom, S- C., July 11.
The Georgia Union Convention has beenpost
| poned until the 18th of Auguet.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-July 14.
Flour... Finn at rather lower rates.
Crain... Wheat has an upward tendenoy; white
$1,03, prime red 95@97; Corn stationary, l a.
and southern yollow t>4; Ilye Boarce With small
soles at 81(uj83«
provisions. ..Firm; mess Pork p7&02?-U,
prime do Beef scarce and UigU; Bacon
wanted; liama 10@12; sides 103©U; Bard m
bbla 11, and in kegs 11J: Bales generally light.
NEW YORK MARKET —July 14.
Cotton... The market iB unchanged in overy re.
spent. Sales of 1000 bales.
■ Flour... Stale $4,18. _ i.. vn
Grain... Western Wheat flO&eS.. Mixed Corn
° 9 prorißious...Lard lie. Mess Porit .$19,37.;
prime $10,87. Soles 200 bills. Beef at former
quotations. ■ ...••■ ,
Molasses... Mtiscovado ,20@-o.
CINCINNATI MARKET,— July 14.
Tho river bos fallen four inches since last
e, Kou g r.,'.ln C good SIS’ sales 1400 bbls at
sW2hly $ W 2 hlyfOpened at 15j with sales 400 bbls
at 153. .
Provisions .. .Nothing done. malaises
Grooeries... Steady; sugar uV@(4, molasses
33; coffoo 9WS110: beef at s}.
ptrr AS.I-J«.*.£■SONS
MVm-sxvu: -i-'foj 00.u 5 ., for l um „ nil .
§3™*RT»-i«« Vu«BE"b” d Johnston. !
•|ij: jy9 — —
'^TSeiyidwnrSrs»k l 'y
ta*§p® bftlfc9 :
rin more nnil ,or * IUC : & CO.
ri v^a c a o ndfor
£ sate l»y . JAMES *’ street.
. f«U. ■•••■ ■ ■ ■■• ■ ■' ■• •
to «»» a M d ,iTt ? R°Jfc y RICKETSON.
\j plain while* fof ■fc nK y--?5& ji&l’CljUflG ibCO.
WIO > ._: ’
OUGAR H<*tiSK to*store
* RicKE - rsON -
Joprnal copr^-
N foreale at
ie«lvei
j and for Bate by Ucnyeireet.
-^Fl'Nßtt»»orim'wion>erfamery l of eveiyoaacrip
Ajoo, luatieccivad ul ibe of_ JON£S
ielO : ; ——
PyySTERS— Hermetically sc j le L’iv^LY^’co r ’ al °
U.JI 565 Liberty tuav
iCiP v ——
'CV'-’s.' 1 -.'-'-;'
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DAILY BKVIBVr OP THE BIAHKKT.
>' h.crv hr th* DMLt Moamro Vast, i
Oftirs or lirJl(a!/jJuly is. IS=J . J
The weather yesterday,after the heavy showers, ott
Tuesday night, «« cool a.,.1 delightful far outdoor
transactions. We could hear of hut little change to
note in-ihe markeia- . •\W«n
ASIIE«—’We continue 10 quote Eslesofwjda at 30?*,
cash and'nme The nock U ample of all tlccnptioua
The Bloch of bacon in this market, we are
informed, is light, and will not lan over COd.ya Prices
arc somewhat suffer We note •alsi.ol SUO pieces of
shoulders and MO do hams at private terms; 3tierces
sugar cared hams at 12; MOO Bis shoulders at si, 2011(1 do
hams at 9i lo 91 ; 100 pieces canvassed hams at 101
MOLASSES—SaIes 10 Mils cypress at 31},cash.
COFFEE—SaIes 15 bags all'i. |
RICE—S tierces at Oi
SUGAR—SaIes Chhds at 0
®INDLES—SaIes 45 boxes dipped and mould aiwl®
'll, discount off for cash.
OaTS—Sales from storeoMOO bushels at 35 to 30. .
CORN—Sales 200 bushels from store at4s to IS
■ pkOUR—We have sales of about 100 bbls, in lot*, at
30516 325 for superfine to. extra.,
' CHEESE-Sales 120 boxes eioaol.
I'lG METAL— Sales 40 tons Hanging: Rock hcl blast
ar80.50, 5 months. ' ~ ■-: ; •,■ .
BLOOMS— We have reported a sale of 20 tons Juniata
at S5O. ~ ~
I.lME—Sales of 30 libls Louisville at 1,1 a-
•WOOL-The Wool Grower says: .What was fore
. > 1 \ » Ins come to pass this—that the .high
lold J."? ,sm? , u ‘™hal Wool would be nsinueh
r,f low its real valae now as 11 was above them. ■ SMI,
life iSnreb'ieii ehnnoi be permanent, though lire, grower
mfvnnmie'able to realize ro handsome a price as he
may noi be able o iutl]! . panda of the manufaeturciß
f “dirVuDoTy t an" if the dealers cany out their plan of
a \l,w will be BO active competition in »U«
coinbinaiioH. tlmre wbMie no la e j e ‘ alet3 iR ~h Ua.
eoumry. liispromneu j uv () n ioni h » ( (o M . d „ ut E „..
de.phia.JJeJ V Woo j |jut to leave it to Wooldeai*
o,eilt n (' .necutalors to rend it forward, ond we think
era aml spcculaio outthis plan. In that case,lt
ii m be' «e-n uow'whll the farmers will be able to com
bne They St no nto a very large extern,and thus
doilarnThe"WoaPde
nm'hMbcen vcryCoeceisful when properlypuUoiiized,
pot ha» octn *. prices should about as
It 'U'S -. i bioeVoOJOe; »to» do,ssa:«,
“ml" t Merlin 31®3?es do Saion li3o«c i Karoo
L U n I Mermo l ; J OllO hghl,3so«c. These
Sfe p ,e«°!mf will be rea'lzed tnlWalo. 'lbere will
a . ?.««,»».' if iinv advance on tlie priors bufoie fall, i
and"m’sl a"lLk foran advance of from 3 m 5c
Sir iountf. 'The Wool should not sell below these
figurof* ami there i* no good rektou why a sdiould 50
‘"■sl , t e D?irSit“he mar kit for Wool la over i .several east
ern msnufaclureissre in the market m-mg to tuase pur
ft afeeof large lota There is a good deal of caution to
their movement* u‘i yet. and it in inipo>sillc ip..s*>>
ifiMher th "holders’ term* will be men or not, os yet.
The ciiancm are in (avorof the I older., 1 owever.asfur
us we cun judge ut present.. ... ■ ■
RAI.TIMORK PROVISION MARKET—-TOere ha«
SS«pi!r-e f*r 6 few low feat have ehenßeJ h"”** }*®J
gdHsaß&Qß&ai
SlM«ffn«'iitlui■tu lllci nud I,ooo *a?ar cured bums
£ l'/o L.nTd-SfflstU»le<of bOI,. utioje.. aud of toss
I“! ilic Ru ler—A very Mr businc« bnd.becn done al
I previous J»'.'ioli' Course—Siam sales ohsru-rn
•hipping in tiiiolc i Western cuiuu* Cheese sells slowly
ui?c. ■■• . jL. • . '— ■ •
arrived*. ,
*l«*rrer Atlantic* Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Bailie, Rennet, Btowoaville.
.*■ J.M’Kee, Hendrickson, Moßcespoit.
h I'Uoma.s i?Ur<ver, llaiiey, West Newton
'• Oere»«ae,Oo«an»iWeai.newwn.
.. . * Bayard, Peebles, Klwabelli, .
».. Michigan No.!S*Botes,lteaver.,
ii |‘t)ri* 4 i<’»>** Mordocb. WelUvibe
ti Kxclmiwc, Oonwell, -Wlierlmg..
“ Arena, Kinney,■ Beo.ver* , . .
’* llati Poiutnbw, JohnVOtt, UiiJscpoH-
MiUo.i,T.'ll. DavU, Cincinnati,
ti H&lcm*——* UiuwviHe.
DIiPARfED; •
“ Buliir, BenmrU Brownsville*
»* Ailaniu*; Parkinson* do
. * • j.M’Kee, llcudrickson. McKeesport*
'• TUoiwsMinverißorteyiJJc^Newion.
** <jrne*sec. CoitanK Weal Newton*.
** s Bayard, Peeblca. Kbtabeth.
** Michigan Ko. ti, Bote*. Beaver...
u Forest CUv, Murdock. Walltvrt)®* ■
«• tJontpianieMiordotij Waeeunff.
•<» tiossamrr, ti. French,-Cincinnati.
“ Julia Dearie WcVay»Zane*viiler
n Arena, Kinney,Beaver.
« llaii CulumMa, Johunon, Wheeling* .
Marietta, P«k.r.«rßb «H HocUtUfi
. rv port POCK*t»
The .U-aiecr 11A11, COLUMBI A. A S.
r. wilt leave l’lKslmieti every
i“ o-cloek, l>. M., will Veeve llork.ecfori
CO, mnodw.ee and proo,pmt»». MavkV^iTcei
man* •
. 1
COMMERCIAL.
COMBIBUCIAI. SBMSIARV.
PORT OB' PITTSBWRUH.
fggt W4TZB 19’TUB ClUW^It.
—AUeßtuny
R EOBLA.It VBANKUN PAtZBTS. j
I o Tnafinc steuraer AIAVU»UKN\ BLLLI. |
LffgPSblr.u,, s.Uanw Wo. leavta Uic Alle- ]
for FroulUin, every Mmhtj onJTAurjrfoVt
,I.IP. M. , .1 i cniil'NV BKU.F.No3,Ctpr.
f-HSEJL.
■• ' For *«*d HocttiftgpoH* ■•
•isw?“f^pp^jffi&fraos;
nrnrlO Jj n --*- anli 60 Ffolu6 '-
—poF"Ut«»anl»a and Cotft»l>.
. tk TUV pleasant Bttftnier
SStf smasrsf asa *-•
freightor ptu^aawapply on
teor uonfs “au/pX?*. 1 "*"**"“
u fi &
ami ii.icrmeeiain poll*, every
TUtSD A V, at 3 P. M.
I JSSm&CINNATIj Ui&miwojuMi Master, will leave
1 6Sra«K@SES8a>«».
T 0 DRAWING AN» j;AINTING e SCHOOLS-We
Drawing Cards,and Copies
r„r reichtiK aid end adapted to
These '"E 'Kiemenuiy. Lotfscupe,
MehuS.l.of.ret, ftuil, Flewer and Annuel studies,
Druwitti; Penellf, UNISON ’A AGNEW, ,
I or sule hy HooltrcllcTS and Importers. .
. .. . r.r.Msrlret street, near Fourth
I> NIA.
TIffiASUBY DEPARTHraT, >
HAttMMJtf*o,** «*«•'. > *
S»SS&cK«
monweaub tor'tm.i^JKW'aliaehed, in sums equal»
TKhKST “ Coupons shall
the -emi-annuat JaSivetoran equivalent, and
be redeemable tn K? f,,Vbe 9 «eate(l siaH not w
(be bond* hereby ffßggS*^.h toMMfc ..:in w . <»!
jubjetl to tortthmfir oil UP P a „ mm | o/lhe lix per
so borrowed .. nil ie of the Com
coil loan; \bav*tK V>iU> P 0 f islQ add 1817. and (he
monwenllll, after ® Interest, and ;
- may be; aabieei to j
cancellation by dm Slate. «That at the dale of I
And said act farther Ptovae ppUcM i on may be
making proposal* t ,J n Seres'. of four per
mede fo, “P/ U i/a„ condition tliat ttie loan aball
nht exceeding Unity-five
"■^'Arii'nAY 4 ita' Tibof Sepmraber nexuTorloanlng
aforesaid, tlo uorexeeedlnif fiS g per cent, reran
pa., vtaKcer, aml sbell nave r said certificate*
tors, each, at thed>poott'nf **- ( V“ lly | owe »t rate of
interest at winch *Ol4 load , itY . riYe year*, for winch
length of tinie, iml exceeding in for, and
whether to V® P m in
cent- tondj, m mie« }J!L stale, or any oihcr
now .ableclto canccllcl.on by me *». « ft V^,,
loan* of the Commonweauit. tr mtheramor interest
fraction than one S J nremtoin of aiiv fraction may
will be entertained, bate prem mm oi biaa mn slbe
bo offered on a bxvi rp?- pt nine ir hypothetical bid
•list', net and explicit • die right to ac
will be considered The Siam re*er c[rereJ , "upon the
cept the whole or “fP 1 ”, 0 ,.' consideration must be
acceptance of llieptopo*a't the .t-onsiaerau
paid into the Trea* U ywiiUmBiitloay»n , he
M" 0 tbe SiXZTZ*- ceruCea.e* of
loan » be issued nccoiding y- „al to the office
dorred, “Priposol*forhoan •’ lheW contents
fi»S^£S^?sfesSi3E
milled; wl«maponthoSccietaTyomc aute^Audl
Sie lowest
A«eml>ly.andby virwcof o fi o an of
. notice i» also p fln n B ojvanla, bearing atate of
the CommonwealUnorreonsytyinw Bnnum) pay.!
1 interest n ? 5 e:tC iis?i ll fcmi-aonually, aad rolmharsable
[ able in gold or atlver, semi apnuat twenty npr ex*:
I at the expiration of any Pcrm““”‘y, a j,-„, n(M i, K
ncecdlna rhtriy'/iee Sica i . any umo within sir
| cans o«oah“‘, will be lSßced at any uiu o]aenj oflhe
1 months; hereafter, m any ““ alt * c dr wIUm g.
nor, at HarrUhaigi r" 11 - g»W Treasttmr. :
Iy9;tBep7 .
.UCTION SALES.
Auction Cu<> ..■■■■ :
THE uhdefstgned. after an Interval of lour years, lias ]
train resumed business, .Having complied with ]
the requisitions of the law reeulatmg Sales at Auction,
and having procured aSrstrSlass License as Auctioneer
ninfluf’iivof I’ittsburrb; lie offers his services as sucli
toMsMendsand diepotlle generally. With an erne,
rlence of nearly thirty years tn this line of busmesv;t.e
P o r . d r“‘“e“.h; nrineioal City Merchants., Li°
Cloth»ig, B«0B and fchoM, Sc
i^S’.^rou;.^^ S'SSa^TwSlS^sa
mentsj hardware and Culletf, Cl.olhinjf, n A VIS,
Cold and Silver Watches, Sc. V.
laftlur- ..
£*. N A, Anct»on««r.
THRESH ARRIVAL OF Boiv*
jWACCO, BOTTLES, RAKES;
co^’|So“at'J,dc a ; Gdot Haifa;
from uK on said street nboul nuielee n -^ cc *i„,re oi,ig 0 i
,ig 1 acTt 10 u point thirty-seoen feet. "'/S
eK three story Briclr Moose, containing SII ™°“’‘
ceHar, order. The lower portia now tmcapied
„ a Verier Moose. Being lo l>r
House, and'in II growing part of the t«y • 11 e o6 ' s
*Wt ,, »s^v:r ! W , si£,i.T .pp».««
the owner, on the premises. p m , KENNAi Auc i' r .
li" • • • 1 •••" 1 ■■
P. M. !)AVISi AuoHoac«r.
BRANDY AT Avcrto*-On Friday.
July lfiih. at 3 oVlapk, r. M • at the Ccmmci’cta!
Saifs Room*, corner of Woid and Fifth. S Ucel»,w«n he
sold without reserve, tor aceouni “ may co,tccrni
10 eighth caek+Marlftll Dark Brandy» ...
10 ilo do Charopaigne Talc Brandy t . .
o a 0 do Superior Cherry ; do,
abbU OlSmch DA visi Aucl’r
jyls - ■■ ■ ■■■ ,i- — ILL- —; -r —r
rxiIPFRIOR HOUSEHOLD • FURNITURt* .AT Avc*
ft tuW —On Saturday mom»ng> July ( at V o ®^
JrT.l welling No 30 Grunl fltreet, wiU Lc aold, u
ut dwelling !~, ,tvle. well kepi Furniture, wmcli
moJeii ,r . Ume, amongwlucb are
pSsipSa
and s!,®'mber g <el’ 8 winJow similes, lamps, chrua,
rf a’,.S'ia“ SUrarel fire irons ferd=rsoook,n|Blove,
a general asnorUni.m of n Ss°*n'AVlBs Auet’r.
iyi£ f '
rtU . I'unm TWO 11UU8I5 •CAKRIAGIj AT Aut*
S P n^^“S»wrf*y^™|J«;i“ l J^ , J r ,l, ir worf auii
*»&*»* *»«•
** B y*^ 3 ’^ erms at sale daVJS* AuMmneet.
#*
iTPTVVrVVtrBUILDING LOTS IN l-.A»r U*»hK- |
* , TY AXAccTion —On Thursday afternoon, July
isih ut 3 o’clock, on Hie preratsesi adjoining .ihercsi- ,
si
ssSijMs^ar&v-^
o>elocM>n the day of sale, to convey purchaser* to the
[ ground, free of charge., ~
| Jyit
W. a. BI’CAttTKKV, Auctioneer;
, S”«e ,u B ‘‘'- T.UMttewulungWKreta-.ti
| "jt’v/ S °'' i “' “ 11 W«'. M’CARTNEY, Auctioneer
«UCAE-^hwJ^mcNe A wOrt«n^» 8ag r 6 Cnr»i e
y - Nos.S» »nA «l .W«er.» n f«* P«S!ft!»:i
jjliCKUrs AND D™k«tt^ Mlel>y
p„ srruAnx a siu..
*. CUHSUS*.
3iissspi^«“
wi Staw*. U> n. - MoRtfATiSIH Woort si._
S do
Jurt opened at A M aWA Merkel street.
£ KNERAII AGiSif^rS’ BooPISSIw.
1
A4BX4S^SSSsF
to Third ,(rteu near vynihii'RMn.
. ■■*■ Steubenville.On»o
jttC&iw*.
heretofore (Old ihe same quaimes. I j a vnEB,
mvited ><i call. ; !n t, ; . si ote . as FIWI st.
notice* .
Ajssrssffaii;«,
caied at I’lUiliargb, nml called lie
SK'vf^ffSSJSsis
deaux mosl j^, t i( l r y l jr, tlorC
""mjiO P ’ * cot.'M»rU« *nd Fiisi.«•
TjlU. PAPER— 1 ease extra euperfineliroud Bill Pa
■ .Seise* extiasnpeiEne lo.iig Cap Bijf.P»Pe r >
i do fine broad and lonff UiH Papefi.. • . ,
40 reams line double Bill Cap, a eoitvemeruirudc
lor long accounts. J« !
Market street.corner oi Second.
STOCKS FO if HALE—IB ilmte? DM) ami Pennsylva
” l S ShiSatlfte Railway ami »rJ »<”* - ■
i, » do IRinnccoia Mining Company,
“> ‘ la Nur ”' lcllM ' n ii. , . g vv o iLK®&no,
Slock and Exchange Brokers,
* . 75 Fourth street
"''•Notice, ■■ • .
T'is isi^
£
business ss mey be brought before tbe meeting,
june‘io:ul • _.l_.-... - , ; '• .• * ■-: '-•
--—: —Auettu Loomiit ,• ~ r •■»
Rrvi' FSTATK'.AGENT* Merchandize, feioclrana.
’ibil Itraker. Office, No. OU b’ourth street, (übosc
11 'JhesU.scrlber having ojienea ait Office or the
S«r«;
mbuying.i.elUne, renting of »"■» IOQWH'
QE N ER A L COLLECTORS.
Orms over 8 Jones fc Co >» Banking Houfe.corncr.of
Wood ei’.il Fourth street*, Pittsburgh, Pa-
JU*CUy and country collection* promptly attended to.
Whitmore &> Wolff, fc.Ro., Willer k
R,ckSn Wm. Bagaley fc Co . J. P. Tanner fc Co
George Breed, HarperfcPlulhpa. . Jl?'*
Goodol __
, . MASON aCO , -will commence ihctr rhNiH
A riRFATSEMI-AhiNIJAL SALKof lhr.lt Entire
onTursday, July nil.; ai Nos. ca and <W Maikct
“Snails occasion llielr Wholesale Hooms willlie open
ed to Retail Trade, and their immense slock,recently
narchased or manufacturers. importers, and. large anc-
Snnaatei. at a irteal wrtlice from cost, wilt all be
marked down and sold at fully onc-thlnl lest than n?»»l
nricee. -
tltar Ytl - Hew Vet . ■
■vrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to alf purchasers of
N Fine Jewelry and Wstchcs.thut Hood is now ready
imooLy yon wtih the best and most fashionable .fine
Gold Jewelry, and at lower priees than any oth> r deal
er n the city. He buys Tor cash cheap, and sella for
cosh cheap , makes largo soles and small, profits
Therefore, ait persons purchasing Gold Jewelry, b ine
Silver Ware, Watches, An., from Ibisestablishment,
will be sure to get the value of IOU ccnts for eytr dollar
Invested. ’ Gold Watches .from.*2o to•:WOfI, W
Watches from SO to ail,; Silver Spoons from »
saw, and other goods equally
HOOD'S, Ob Market street, the only Wholesaio .
Jewelry Store >n the city- ■ t ~~
“DTTFF’S MERCAHTIEE COEEEG&
coomb on rasas*! am sb.so
Euablishtd ,n lSllt-Ineorporondi hk <«"£ r .
. frruisyleomo, unm, Thureueal and
T)BINOIPAE-F. »rei, sciences.
X Practical Book-k;'P‘W5? r < MercanUle Law. .
N.B. lUlcH.Eeq.iProfeßsdf ® r gin Penmen in the
Jons D. WttiiAtas, one of tae a pen-
West,Profcssor or Ornamental an
manslup. . . , 1,1 xf the Classical Department,
P.iUVDßn.Pnncipojo'Jgj clas ,icalEangnages.
Professor of: hlnihemauos a Accountants,
Those Who aspire the credentials of this
are requested to caiuna of ou# hundred Merchants,
InsUiouoit, from, ln thisoliy, who hnve been
Bankers and Accoanieu AHo, the emphatic lestimor
trained for insulate, the Chamber eif Com-;
nlals of i? n y of iS® leading Merchants, Bankers,,
nterce, and many fte city of New York, appended
end Bank “J'lfruDufl’s North American Accountant,!*
,0 'J’u^erternSteamboat Accpmnanu” »,• , %*•«*
■> * * * '■
‘ ’ • «=• ,
.-ter’
~ -f *'•. Vv:: ; -/’i' T ri' f, .’-'-i’:....'. ; ;.'. r ';v
: . : ,*.r.v. r ;-i«- • ,V
tfi, * > * i - **•
y&i , * rr r v ‘ s ,- , : ,?**» >
faßM*
Inipuruy Uf theßloojVwuh‘Jit
otlsiii. Sttln Dlmmcs, Seotbullc lSw
BingwuruuMercurlal
poieucy, Files, Uheumansm, Female We*VTiM*»MonUi.
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula m iujo.
Nervous AJTeciioua, Vamsin the Baclf anu Loins t iTnt*
tiotis of llie Bladder and Kidneys,successfully treauu<
Coresnaranteeilv », ; it/'
Sixteen years 1 pracUee(«xln this city'enable* l)r.
Brown to offer assunuicesofspeedy cure to ail yrnomay
come umler his care.; . • . : .. . ..
Office am? private consulting rooms, 41 Diamond ay.
C3* Charges moderate. - ■ - . ; .. - novs.diwly
KBUMATI3!>I>-Dr. brown** newiy duco?te<i rem
edy for KheiiuiaUsmlraepeedyaudctnainiemtay
forihatpalnfoHTOublc. Jtnevcrfail*. . ni .
Office and Private Consultation Hoorn* No. 41, DIA»
MONO, PltutJOTijli, Henn*. Th.
boms ■ • ■: •' • . . -- ■ . .. . -
’PTP'.M AB-TCABLE cubes!
jjy THE USE OF DH-lIOUQ HTOH'S
■ u PE’PSIIV. ■
: ■■■■■■•■ ii,...,1;.., From Dr. Hovgkums ho\f
DE. HOOOHW®]B_-A4 Boo i 0 r Cain and Conti-
AIUfcBf&HHI very spareand sallow
Rygf'Mßßii —had incessant paid end
• uneaainesamthe pit of the
■ . 'lVa
B jjfek i , jSJftjSrff* rSased to such a degree
somet I >mes°When > no)je
peped sometimes after rood, hn clear fluid from l
had been lakan.She raised m h 6We u c tl much.]
the stomach mihe much thirst;no
SiafiSg^-SSSS!
her some Fepfiiu-on. Monday. ~, _ e takinir the .1
Said the pain had not been ■i., t j The constant 1
sss^”*rSSSrSw'
■^^»45SSS»^Ss;
and particularly I “^".¥^ e
llie pain is as if some hard hoay were :»s"s . Moc)l
the pit of the siooi acb and bored in every dtroc *.
tenuernevs on pressure- Thmlady»«d
fiurpri-mfieffect,
—sue felt some nausea, and reiched, uut_iiouiiu»
dp. Several monlUs have paired, but.lhere. nos
return of rhe pain. Tongue cleun and moist , no spre
“ e sa°J'a«*“s ci«-Uufscffl.. Ky ,Moy, 1831 -On
.hi7fl. ofMav.lSsi, Rev, M. U. William*, pastor of the
Fo 11 nil Fresbyieiian Church,in Umievdle,
had been for a lon* ume confined to Ins room, ai)d itto-t.
ol tbc time 10' fiia bed, wnh l “e r ?i?of I
pi /rsH and tva<i 10 all anpc.araiife on the very vergo »i,,
fhegrave,and acknowledged iq be tohj Sjllf'with 1:
who had Tied all the ordinary means m hi powefwiih
oat effect, and at the above named nme, tl»= patient, to
The*llu*d day he left his. room .sixth d y» _
“oily Senile and reia.l agem.HO WoodstjPtU.
burgh.-Pa- • ■■-
IVM DAVIS Anci’f.
r ' ' „ , „ 1 t , -4, .*u*k.’■‘lr ,i ,
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TB« Qreat. "V «*•»»*>•«. “•“•'•y l -
DR. H. B. MYERS’ BSTRACT, -
Danidion, IFiW Cherry and Sarsaparilla.
. TIIIS valuable medicinal prrpnra
lion differs entirely from , any simple
■> extract Of Saraaparilla’’ or .com
mimpurifyinffmedicfiie Itlsatmm-
of many of CtihAiN
MEDICINES, ™ u , h ®' lie '®
acting directly on the
' m*IY WFm having immediate reference to ihere-
V V lief anil connnoeil healthy operation
,JL, H of some internal organa. j l c°i*‘
tains aruclts -which enter into no
oilier prcparailon in and
- IT IS UNRIVAULKD -. •
p ' e,, ¥iffoM!^s!wS*No , cireipkii.
■^sssss&ssstss
fm^c^tmirfpaitallr^theiTyeneraliendencylloprmlMe
,!,e most cleanrmynd
, T 0 T' draaf off"\Vatery U»ro k m
tsisssss 1
Isasssiissss
"Sicsssisss
«!»"* only method to make perma
nenicurtfl KRI snip FEVER! , , .
To nrednee te«l»moJiy in proof of ,s ‘
i o preuucc «-, r Tbe p U b ic have so long
£" V. S .Utf ”o repair «/i'a., 0a P t it, positive cure
wou.aseemalmo^iael^y^
ro^t^»
«g“ 0f E 'ST"§ONV d OFE{I?^CI^Nsf V<l ‘
ueulaCy%to SaO euteof the Ship Fever, mitb
SsejK^
m ''&" »*a Dr. ll.B.Myera’
Ertract *r CUerry -
>« Mm Fever wHh vere beneficial yeiolla. And 1
““JSS-”“warefee
NO -A7 Wood-street, Pttiabnrgh.
Soldbv
api3;dcodkW
ihat purpose., li LEB
. tfty4--• • *•••-••• • .!-•••"• •- .- •»• •■■ ■-■■■■ ■ ■■-
." " , “ " Dissolution* • : •,..
closed by Thompson Hell jo,Tn A a-CliUlirY,
THOMT3UN BEI.U
BANKEUS AND EXCHANGE
lien «.' C»„ '
TVUHrw4* CjM- .
Will continue tUe Kxchauge oml Bankj ng busineM at
the old aland, corner Third BUt * Market**?- ——»ilX-
no. 75 fourth wiSm jnTTSbajtQH, pa.,
.JSKKft M’SSffSSfepg;-
Ufe Insurance Company, where he will be pleased 10
I see ins old friends and ciisionier*. . -WILKINS:
' U 1 I_L '" ■"■' : -' •■
E HU sines.'
UaTVXXrfiund M feel bread way, eud eieava-
lßami‘2Bfoiit T.o^. wa y; -.,
: Itoll DtnwiHß Puller, 53 "''hes w ilc
l#o? Jo tfo . Donblft Elephant..
Turf divulcd 111 tfilltlil- , ~ . <
JacVsouM, Fubei’a, ui.d Brookman Al.aiigdeu’a Lead
.Pencils.
Super India. Ink. .
India Kuliber.
: Theabo»e'wWi■ a fall assortment ot Allotber tindso
Stationery, foraaie by t ‘
je2o No 63 Wood atreet.bel, Hurd awl Fourth.
aucKirrPV^’hAXOS.
- JaslTCceived.illreci from Uncelebrated
manufactory of Mr. Clilclrcrmg, Boston,
KmraDtnlthe following new supply of PIA N U
Two snlendld Oarved' Rosewood Piano, bones, full.
sevmocta«s]wlih nil the tecehl tmpiovcmenisinade
iloublclo.mil comers, *ix and
' t,t «To <l ßo“ewood”ooble .OU.ul coiner,, Ml ««n oc
'"wUulde round corner. Rosewood, ux and three
te RoS round corner,, wuh a.x anda half
|“.'r“R.s C «l -ut oc.«<= Vian«,wllU aquarecor,
IneM. »• *x rnrieq are all manufaclQtetVfirom;
, J b'enund mott°tborooghly seasoned mnier.nl.,and
fully, wurrnnted. , un i e a, charged at the manufac
mfeo.'on, and will be
dating terms. • : 81 Wood »tr*ei>
Axent lor the manufacturer for Pittsburgh and West
ern Pennsylvania
JTd BIWifUQ! ' ■'
fSf^ssaesasas.assu
f&tSKK^g^SsSalSfe
JuW ncxl, fttliie ■;,• .do -.-.■-• ■ i-..-*JO.-.- : >- A*- : . :9,0U
{he NoitU Weslern ViTgima p “ i ; r^? a r *nd <*o dS , J&K
Weii Umotr and Clarksburg* fo»■ r “ t, ..VL i , of ••••:■: do . -.• •- . - dd ■'' t6»0o Jaw*-. .
Masonryof 50ore&secirons (of do - j!jj do , l ®»°°
ibal Road—embracing. aW tunnels; deep cut- do. tiresaSilks eolllog..at,;•£■■.;
work, and conuintns: Super blaci*■ j ; iS?
2 ’ £ £. I j> I
T^^sSSK^^jf. £ f
btt s « h ’ „t* £ ft $
a ■ a a ll* 1 t
mav bo bad.along - •••:.• •••:.• j*-.’ ••• <jo .. . 'do . • ?25.. . dA.-:- •. I®*
SPP« FreMU3PckonctL««,. B Hin ? ; t M
®tow and Ohio Hallrood »■■ or.- 4o ,da SO ’do 3JJ
■oomnleiion,snd ia-teaan(ra ta«o»mo“ Lal|H»i - do . 37i do Si
Bidder*msßtbrina the best wattmo«'a_, _ ' , do' ~3® d 6 '3t do SO
W uiey«M^*Sa^)irei ! toM. , ’ j® ; ,um* embrace* et«jrMls>J oM?*Bey usd 8m-
B3 ' orfl^. e iT l ww. wfcpwj ‘ w4#w ? wsr*
BalUmo«j IS5*. f/ii*iat_ prepatalqij*#re§ptyfajtFMlG(l®?l-„. , - ,
mo lißT—Thoaroae room ami ***T'* K ®, j? 4 ~
. . occupied t>ythe tubicfibefi
the I3ih ltuu Fortcnaienquireof - ■-'•• v. - ;» v .
»pi 9 ■ tr r.?<v.gTKß f 7lgmllhficld»t.
jbka TO JL.CT-A STORK *UUior
BaaB a Shoe. DfV Oood*.Triinmlft«r of (iXOCtty'&UfTGt
low. Apply : 3..<3OUJ)IIArIN».';
marOO IlSMartM tUtfU
For 8*l«r -: ? '•
fIMHEE fret lons* and 40Inches lit dl-v
1 Mtneier.iii u*eu sborulrfie. ror by -
ie7:tT NIMICRfc CO, M Water eirMt,
WiIFKNWOOI>GARi)RNS Fd.RS’At»B.r~'fhl»be*u''. ;
w^s^mi&wkswjhs:
~ to Irftt _ - ,
"VHP MISSOURI EXCHANGE, on Water street,
M yJg&»tgaafeMg ~>
tb"v«.No.BT MMiemreei. roweM»a»ejwnJHP
oa .^.!f lpf cyrAs.S‘t. q PAViWr^wo^
r-vEffIRABU-: BUSINES9*STAND-I offer
1/ ilia warelioußC now-occnp»cd- ; by-;i««..W i J
tUe corner of Liberty ant! JlaQil.street?* ( -.A
siors on tke corner oi *»*y»~ ; . rr-?-
good location for bunners of any kinJ. 1 OsgfoMOn
given Immediately* o jroyltij., J AMV-3 A. JONK»-
TJOR for -Pi t übn rgh .Ma ““
Jb tuies—rivolota, each .00 feet front
situated in Thompson -BoU’e plan;of Benyilfo. {joDJlng ,
on Wilha slice!, and in said plan known aa loiar Not Id,.
l 9!V jU “ JK AP r P KaS MOFFiTT-jaP.M'si'
liots 111 Blit L.lb«ity for s«l«*
TTIOUITLOTS; n«anbe junction of iliclena*y!v“BMV
-I’ RailroaO and.tbc .SoveJnh nifc<st.rond» ftooiiog on.ii
JhV mwnshiD : ioad, suitable <oribudding jol».; .!«<»«
mV * PP»7 W JOSEPH KNOX, OraliMU
Or, at lEe home of Jfeter Spahr, East
&y JN THE. SEVENTH W*Ka *'OU
P SAI.E-—A lot on Centre Avenue, 39 feet fronVand :
eileShugback 1 If feet, having oil .1 a taro story Stick
House* Rood well, aml other couyeniencfc?* . .. ..
? rf^-One.ha,f cash,
Ko. 93 Fourth atteet
KOlt’KKNT.—Fiom. Ihc tsl of; Aon! •*>«,
Ptorc, villi IlwelUiig ihe.corner of
W to a -
No 232 tlbcnyst.
morlfctr
“ * tram for Sale* *
ACRES GOOD LAND ™ a J“
2es orK WILKINS, Marble Works* Piustnirgfi. _
ir9 tiwdftgw*
- -e'orSalei . - „
acres OP LAND in J.awrejiceconnly,near
ll)\J CrOF« Cuv.Caiiat.:lljrce quailei?.or
Edinburgh,five miles from Nr*w CO acres bonom,
liulfilife tiacl good limber;; 50 acresbest coal,
wiili limestone, waiereijHjireeflouilmyßiUS:
in die vicinity. Apply to CURTIB
■ auk SAl*t—a .rhdice. piece of, property,. *ituareil
r within fonr inilea of the city :
Mliy acre*, purtli improved, ami hr* a
oTerd. 'fliose
No. SB FifUiatreet.
oilS'K ANO i oV7N~AU.fcUHENY UIT/ JOB
<s»t* lit the First Ward. The lot u 21 feet
from on Mulberry streetfand
the river. The House is nvftl) «»•»!>««.
contains seven rooms, endhasapcirciion
m S the nver. 1 his property U ailnateJ mar Uie land
“« of .he Plushursh a„U Master
IVI2 ■ • - - No. 23 Fifth street.
—OUSB ANU i,L>r M>K »i(iW).-roc sole, o *«
story Brick Houserof four rooms, kucben nMi
lar,'finished gntrel andwide porch to
out oven, garden and »haderirec*ra.- largefgTap.edruoc ■_
ofeboice trail; foe lousdSfeM ihS
complete oriler isjvuttv*iq- the - near llio
Sl 'ferms—*MUm hand,balance S‘oo* »»■*!£< I*: fv-■.<■■.
8. CUXHBBUT.rCeneraI As‘n«r . .
, sitSauhfieW BtreeU
i?uK SAblv—Ten acres «i bouom l»nd> adjoininglbe
1 village of :Pliimp»liur|!U,oi)P»fiiB Bookeater,ffipWr.
IngaOradson iheOhio Biver,amlexiemlsbaoktolhe
Beaver road On which is erected a frame house* IS
by 21 feel! one and a half stories high , finished ln cot
iQtfe iivle Also* a good frame barn icew, • •• ••
lloaseand In PMUipsburth for sale-rj
The lotconialna.one nere of land yon which te etecigu.
a frome CmshedhimflQ
ernstvle Apply to ".*.•■ •THOMAS' MOrfcilA*
jyl* P ' No. SO Fifth-*ueew
•fJIFTJSKN ACHES FOR 5950,00— F0e BM-A'
Jj valuable properly ol 15ucres,one and*tmlf mljeli
from me canal at Fairview, ten mileafrcmlho city,
iwo acres in meadow; ten and a balf.ift grain ? «c , oai,
an?efineUmbon aEQ°d dwellingfioQEeandoailiOßW?,
excellent (roil, with the smaller AiUijriao, afiM wm*
nursery'of choice fnnt; nil in good order, and weH ad
opted for a market ; garden :: Immediate possession can
he had by paying
,vin 50 Smlthfield street.
-YTERY DESIRABUE pFoPERTY TO* SiUt-The ,
Y EObscnber otTers fot Bale one lmndred anil_fißy
acresof choice river bottom and Wll ■
ate two veto of coal of ltl# acres caek—sttmue on the
Monongaliela river,at pool No. 3. Atom CO. actea.of...
bouomfnnd 20 acres of hill land ore cleared. There w
a good log house sod a number of never faUing Bprinss
the Cool ia all in front, and easy or aece«
aboatTU acrcß iOf land covered with very,fine, umber,. ;
Title iadiaoutable —clear of >2<-™"[? 1 nc , < i s l ; r < l , „ v
Enaaireof - SAMTEIr '
}yl2 N. E- cor, of Wood cnd-Fiftb eta, Old. story.)
Vor Sale. __
t- DESIRABLE location for a SADPLEH, in tuo
A thnving town of HANOVER, Columbiana county,
ituTo. Tho buildings on the premUes were ereered for
the crprets purpose of carrying on'theSaddle Md hot .
liesU manufacture,audanexeelicnl *
done’inihat line.' For fiariher inronnauon,apjiy lodo- .
sepls Keith, on the premises, or to £ EEC^| Jr *
; - 133 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
N. B. If not sold before the first
A Farm FOR SALR—Containing one imndfad acres
A: of land! situated in M'Cnndless lose njblp.jMlegae-
eight miles from Pittsburgh.,!Oa- the pmm-...
E?e« me urn Stone -Houses,-with ific necessary Out-
Houses* BarnSs&c. Seveniy-fiTc ocTCS*Te
reraafuAerwelltlmbsrt d. This propertyafferstaduM.
meats rarely ruet wiih, to perrons ticsirousof lnyesUD}*
Stir lauds in real estate.- The Batler andZenlenoplo
plank roud passes wilktnlCO yardsoftbeprtmisesi for
sairy purposes il ls unsurpassed, and.caUphA aivided
Snto\toree or. roar part«» having a;Buffieie4H
sbrines to ftffoid any:supply of .For.
parucu.ars apply to John B-.ewair, on J»s.
- A VAIXABLR FARM FOR MbfrfM
A'- SewieVley Ciceiv Eficerv
Oty, and alroat thrce-quallers of a mils ’from Ihe
rn»irt remaining 48 o.cfes,23o[.which bciWoni
lahd*"w?U adapud w gatdcning «r ,oKiJ.ahUhT»Lpn»“
poses. The balance is upload, well “ I SjS{ArfS?tJISL I
nmbf ted: h« a youeg orchard of aboat
lua welt watered* H has a *» “..* i’.'mm!
: leriala ready tr» pul uo a newoue 18 by. 35c. II »* expeci ...-
ed that a.railroad siaiiou "house, Will be pul wimin 4
mile from .L For terms eaqujreo^g
Beal Estate Agents, over Famcks ana Fneni’a Bgk
mg House, 123, cor, WoodacdSlhsts, l m r»
■ v Adams *i Co.’a Jsxpr»*iu _ '
nREtr.HT ItEDUCBD;—From anil slier,,4hls.sate,
EffitfrWlSSl
~ fi'ranb.rort Kprrng** ~~ ,
aw; DUNG AN respectfully.inToims■ tt&-tow
» and ilia public generally, that on June in*
iu the FRANKFORT liaTKL.’Wll J» opened for
tiie' accommodation of BOARDERS* during ihe,. sum
mer season - k
PraukfimiJunc7s9in _ -
' To Pilnie**.
TIRINTING lNK.mattafacittrcdby J. D. M Cnoiy
if Co.,Ne«r Yotk,lu cahsnnd keej, ftomltolDlOO, „
ham Hi cents to Si # B- Alio, red, and ligM blue,
ilaik and llglu green, in cans of; 1- W«W n>
SI SOV' Bi 6 VarniaU In i and t E> ca«s,alsocl». S’ B.
Gold Sl7B in t tt> cant,Si
For sale bv I. R- WEUDEK,
: Bookseller and Stationery
ta Wnna utreetshelyeenadKOaw.:
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ky:/j
f i »r A»<{ /" {. I ’> J j&
_ „ h i u ■*** 5 r ‘ * rt
saloona and BaUia.
tWMi M. WARD wooto respeatfulty, .announce w
W the l.ailiisauiHitmltmciijof lAtwbMrghiJi'fl-yf ;
cbuty,tluil iho spacious Saloon* at ibeJAlhcuatuni.Badd'
uSre now eopphed wtm a aapenor ouat.iy-ef fco
Cr«in!.!ctti:-«.Pimt..nt.d other •refreshmenlp. Open
, s„ oiden, for Hon Cold, oh Shower Baths, analooß ia '
I iitp6Sib°cr^lMo( o \lht f ,
| -mvH
DAUBUN^CA^^&L^BcgS^Y.PA.
WMfcqßMtfi
aa?;ggg^asg„aa
ings have l '* eD ll'', itl i , _'?’?rKp^Mifisaine?.W’»aU4«.-
to meefiheltiereasiug ....
und those who admire -
fd.permanent Sure* PromHttt-
Ijv any watering place in i gboai twenty
bS*h, these SpiTog* «« X“Si RalroSaVuania;
hours, by the wav o f the via Carlisle jmd
burgj.from Hatrfebutt «^'“s»3Smtlea
NeWTiile, on vlaiioti cooifoiiablo and bill*
We are pledged to HwTte viswioM c awwT
moderate ■* M ' j.Dv Williams JowjpU H. Hllj,
ipWriiani ■-
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