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- Allegheny Cmmcilt.—Qn Thursday evening, in
the Select Council,- a protest was , presented
■ against establishing the grade of Fremont street
■ *as contemplated—no action was -taken on it.: A
report of tho Water Committee was presented,
favorable to building <a . second engine for the
Water Works, -The Mayor was authorized; and;
instructed -to enforco .the ordinance -relative to
the removal of pumps from streets and side
"walks. . .The Street Committee was called to.
account for not grading Beaver street. ■
In tho Common Council a petition was presen
ted from tho Directors of tho Pittsburgh and Al
legheny Bridge Company praying to have the ob
structions removed, off the East Common, be
tween Ohio street and the Bridge. A resolution
■ authorizing the Committee on. Water to contract
for a sufficiency of 6 inch water pipe, to be laid
from Bagley's Lane- along Water; Lane to the
Gas Works, wos reed a second time/ but laid on
the table in the mother branch of Councils, -A
"resolution was adopted TColnding the Eesolution
of May 20tb, , G 2, authorizing the Superintend?
ent of Water Works ■: to remove all wellß and
; pumps from off the streets in which the water
pipeß ere laid. The resolution was laid on -the
table in the Select Council, howover.
Grading and Paving, —ln the AHegheny.Coun
oils on Thursday night, an ordinance to grade
and pave the following streets and alleys was
presented by Mr. Biddle,-chairman of coramlt
teoon Ordinances:. Isabella street, Ikom Ander
son to Federal street; Warner street; Jackson
street from Federal street to Pasture Lane;
'Benton alley, from Federal street to Palo Alto
street; grading of Hemlock street from Federal
to James street; Lacock street from Federal to
Bank Lane; Sampson - street; Bast Lane, from
Ohio to Liberty street; Boyle street; Voegtloy
street from tho canal to tho river; Gay alley,
from Pitt alley to tho Weat Common. The ordi
nance waaread twice and laid .over for a third
reading. : .Oar neighbors of Allegheny are going
• ahead in the good work of making their thor
oughfares passable..
Xhtncamon'e Painting. —This beautiful pain
ting elosed.its exhibition, on Saturday, and-we
regret to state, did not receive that encourage
ment it merits. The scene is taken from the
fourth book of Paradise Lost, and the time se
lected is that when Satan leaves Adam, after
having heard Eve describe to Adam her thoughts
when she first became conscious of being, and
"had seen him; and again, when Adam and bis
helpmate return to their place of rest. Thecol
oringof the painting and'the execution of the
design, throughout, are worthy of n better ap
preciation than they received in our city. The
. painting is five feet in height by seven in length,
Mr. %uncanson has - been occupied fourteen
months in completing the picture, and ebould
now receive a liberal patronage.
Intent to Kill.— A boy named William Patch
- was committed to prison, by lhe Mayor, on Sat
urday afternoon,.charged with an assault and
battery; with intent to kill, William Parsoas.—
The assault was committed on the Fourth Street
Road, on the fifth of July, and commenced aB fol
lows : Mr. Parsons had a flag hanging ont from
his door, and on his remonstrating with Patch,
who attempted to pull it down, the boy strnck
Mr. P. with an instrument calleda'handy Billy,’
on the head several times, hurting him severely.
The assault was an aggravated affair, and is
another warning added to the many those per
sons have had, who indulge in the cowardly
[ ' practice of carrying weapons.
Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph. —Tho nnnnal
meeting of the Stockholders of tho Atlantic and
Ohio Telegraph Company, was held in Bedford,
on thel&tb Inst., when the following Board of
Directors was elected, for the ensuing year
Allen Bohinctt, G. G. Weßtcott, A. C. Wilson,
A. M, Pettit, am! A- B. Cummings, of Philadel
phia, J. K.Moorliend, J. Hanna, C. Avery, and
B. P.Bakewell, of Pittsburgh.
At a meeting of the new Board, tho following
officers were unanimously elected :
President—J. K. Moorehead, of Pittsburgh.,
Secretary and Treasurer—A. B. Cummings, of
Philadelphia.
D. Reid.
A Nuisantt. —That portion of the canal which
lies between the month of the tunnel and the
Seventh street bridge is a nuisance in the fallest
sense of the word., It .is made the receptacle for
filth of every kind, and the stagnant water and
nauseous mud which ore there,are the greatest
generatorsof disease that can be found. .If onr
memory serves ns right, one of onr most efficient
engine companies, (tho Neptune) asked permis
sion, a year or two. ago, to build an enginehoiise
which they badly need, over this mndhole, hot it
was not .granted, for; the reason, .we suppose,
that it did not suit the individual interest of the
wisacres who withheld the permission.
■Stealing aVtAuable Watch.—A. woman named
Catharine Member, who worked at laser’s tav
ern, in LawrenceviUe, was arrested on Saturday,
charged with stealing. a goldwatob, valued at
$2OO, from Hugh M’Sbane, on Friday. It np
pcara that M’Sbane went into an out-bnildingon
thatday, and there'left bis. watch, thronghfoiv
gotfulness, and it is charged this person entered
it shortly after and toohthe watch,of which che
denies.any knowledge. She: was.committed to
prison for a farther hearing on Wednesday.
"The Prairie Scout’’ —This work has been laid
upon onr table by Gildenfenny & Co., of Fourth
street, where it'can be procured. It Is a work
of great merit, and contains thrilling pictures of
frontier life. It was originally published in
Blaokwood'a Magazine, and that is a sufficient
guaranty of its literary worth. Those of onr
readers who wish a good book, descriptive of
the lives end adventures of the interesting class
of people found on the western frontiers, should
procure this work.
Petty Larceny; —A colored woman, named
Daphney Mills, who had been discharged from
_ jail in morning, made a complaint before
Alderman Major, on Saturday, against three
: other colored persons, charging them with the
larceny of several articles of clothing, valued at
three dollars>.from her dwelling. Nothing was
done in the caSe when we left the office, bat it Is
probable it will: be dismissed, as Daphney is
'■some” in law—a perfeot Mark Meddle, in pet
ticoats. -
A Violation of City Ordinanccs;rr-A- huckster,
■named Larkin, was arrested on, Saturday, and
brought: to the Mayor’s office, where he was
charged with buying fowls: at the Canal Basing
: and afterwards selling ;them in the Diamond mar
ket. He waß fined ten dollars and costs, and"
committed in default of payment.
, A Funeral Sermon on the death, by drowning,
or D. H. Jacobs, (a member of the Good Intent
Fire Company,) will be preached on: Sunday
evening, the 2&th inst., by Itev: Mr. Wilson, at
the Sixth Presbyterian church, corner of Frank-'
lin and Townsend etreeta, Pittsburgh.
Tii (heaction brought by Mr. BeltzhooTcr, beep- i
er of the tavern on tho other side of ihe Monon
gahela bridge, for trespass, againetgDr. Werne
betK,;.«Weged toi have taken place on the fifth of
Jaly,Ald. Buckmaster decided that Mr. B. had
failed to make out hisisasc.
,So2<Z.—The steamer Geneva was sold a f ew
days sinoe, to eh Arkansas company, for
cash.
Burglary.—K complaint was entered ngalnht
a man named GeorgaMowiy, on Friday, at tho.
Mayor’s office, by Ann Greenongh,- in which ho
was charged with burglary. Mowry, on hearing
of the oharge, appeared at the police’office and
gave himself np. It was alleged by Mrs. Gree
nough that Mowry entered her bed room, and
took therefrom clothing fo the valne of five dol
lars. Mowry wag committed for a farther hear
ing on Tuesday.
. TF suld'nt Refund.—V/e mentioned on Saturday
morning, the case of a certain Darby Miller,who,
.while on a “spree” last week,. left., his - pocket
book in eharge of a tavern keeper, on Smithfield
street,,. This gentleman,.by name. George MV
Pherson, refused to return the: pocket book, on
Saturday morning, and both him and biß 'Wife,
were held to. bail in the sum of $600,. for -their
appearance at Court to answer the charge of lar
ceny, • ■ • .
■ Death of a Pittshuryker.~Hy late lettera from
the Plains, published in the St. Louis Intelli
gencer; we notice among the names of those
who have died. on the Plains between Chimney
'Bock and: Fort Laramie, that of Chas. F. Shaff
ner, of Pittsburgh, who died June 31st.
Disorderly Conduct. —A cortoln . Patrick Howe
was arrested on Friday evening, and brought be
fore Alderman Thompson, of the Seventh Ward,
charged, by Jame? M’Kelvy, with behaving in a
disorderly and riotous manner. He was fined
§lO, and committed in default.
The Jfonongahda. —Tho- machinery of this
steamer,, which, in her day; was quite a favorite
here, was sold in St.- Louis at public auction, a
short time since. Capt. Beilly purchased the
boilers for §1,050, and he&lesigas using them on
a new boat now building. . ..
Committed. —A man named J. Thomas, was
committed to Prison, onSatnrday, charged with
adultery, on the oath of John Hollenborougb.
-The prisoner was arrested, on Friday, at Ro
chester, Beaver county.
Morality —or rather Temperance—appears to
be gaining ground in our city, and it is. a good
thing even at this late day. On. Saturday there
were but two commitments to the county prison
for drunkenness.
Re-Elected. —U will be a source of gratifica
tion to the numerous friends of Mr.J. D.Reib,
to learn that he has been re-elected Superinten
dant of the Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Com
pany,.:-..
Sic!:. —Carter Curtis, Esq.', Bheriff of this coun
ty, is lying very ill at present. Ho is suffering
from two severe Btrokes of paralysis.
B7* We advise you, if you have not already done
to. to go at once and procure a botuetif KIKITS ROCK
OlL,and by so doing you wilt save a great deal of (of
fering. There ts no telling hoar soon yon may need it.
Read the following tetter :
- Mcrraa, June t, 1552.
- Dear Sir : I purchased a bottle of your.** Petroleum,”
from your Agents, Mugodtu A McKean,in fbisptaee, to
cure a burn, which 1 received accidentally; and in less
ih<iuwenty-[aur hours It w» mach beurri and t am
now able to wslk aronud without the assistance of a'
cane- .1 was so bHdly burnrd ibst my friends bad to
curry me home.- . *•
- If you mint the foregoing statement willhe of any
ureio von, you may make whatever uae of It you see
proper. Mo,t respeeifally,
TIIOMAS li. BRADFORD
To. S. U. Kris.
To be hud at all the principal Drugstores. (iylOJ&w
Burlington herring—
tt> boxes G» V. MUcLelP* “ «zira ”
30 <to Scoich Heiring
Received and for sale by }. LAVECV & CO,
Tea Dealer* and Cfticetf,
t!CS Libert? street*
UHLS. OKKMAN I'RUNKgU
mt Ido Prearh do
Uij riue Applet. Just rccmtdanJ for eal<- by
I. LAVBLV A CO ,
: Tom Dealers aad Grocers,
• jyIS • •••••' • ■■- • • ■■ -gdg Liberty Rirn**i.
tlltbAt* iMtY UOOUS—
) . «U)‘) yards. Btregea, oi |fcc.
AuD do do bi IJjc.
3Ct'o do - Lawn*, fttS and IC<*.
Ju-t opened at A A MASON A CO’S,
jrll) C'4 *nd 04 Matkrl street
'Adams ca- l'-o.'s ££kpr«.*.
FREIGHT REUUCEO.-Frora sml nfer it.L <!«•.,,
oar Tjtc* on pound freight, from IMuSadripliiU io
w»H li<* $3.00 per IW a r<‘Jocuon ni
per t't'oi Time, from i*bwadclpht<t 10 PtiuburKhi
hflurt _ U*r&l HAKKR* FORSYTH, A*ei»»s
Laud Warrant* Loii«
lofcT, by thcfuhfcnb*r,<fm<he route from Comber*
4 land to i’msburgh,<i large Foehn 800k t ccnuurmig
ihnrc Land Wnrrttm-s IGO acres each, owlgnfil n» Hie
subscriber by R. J. Holliday of Winchester* Va ,$2O in
goltl, end a S2O billon Bank of Valley, Va n besides fe?*
era! memoranda * note*, Ac Any person leaving the
Vooket Book with the editor* of the Post, or forwarding
it ti the eoitor ofthc Cleveland will ii& tib*
crntly rewarded, . tjylS) 11, K.LAViB,
Notice.
THE partnership heretofore existing between thn an-
Uertigncd, under the nunie of i. MILLS A. SON,
Is this cay dissolved, by rnmnai consent
The huvn«3sof the late firm will he fettled by A- B
MILLS, who win befonnd, after ike Ist day of Augast
ai the alow of Mr, A. Culbertson, on Libcuy street,
Havitigderliued burines?, we will rent, very low,to
agoi-d tenant, the Warehouse, No; 140 Water street, on
whtth we hold alca»e J, MILLS,
jylTtft ■ ■ . A B. MIIsLR
■ ttitray Jlar«s
& AN EBTRAY MARE came to the premi-
ike subscriber, in Penn township, Al
'legheny county, about the Istof Juoe. She
■ ■Lfi i*»UaboutS) years of age, and white, without
any other mark*. The owner is requested to eome for
ward . prove property, pay charges and take her away*
jvlO:Ud&3tw» FRANCIS WILSON/
ilntstrator'A flotios.
TVTOTIC& IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
il hasbeenappolntedsoleAdmlnistratarof the estate
or PATRICK QUINN, deceased j and, oil persons in*
debted to said estate, are notified to make payment to
him; find those having claims against sold estate, to
present them properly authenticated for settlement to
thesame. IjyKhwvtl JOHN QUINN, Adm’r
iitti m Gut niamr r« sut,
JtOUR LOTS, near the junctionof the Pennsylvania
IV. Railroad and thO'Pevemh streotTpad, fronting on
the township road,suitable ror bnUding lm». Terms
easy*. Apply to JOSEPH KNOX* Esq* 71 Grant *v,
Or, atuie/iouseof Peter Spahr, East Liberty, on tke
premtgca, ; • fjy9:3td&3iw*
v Tan Dollar* Bawardy -
TSf ILL be paid/or such information ft* will convict
TV any person of kililngorhaving in possession any
Partridge, before the .85ih September* or any Pheasant
before the Ist of August, contmviocthe Act of Astern*
bly. By order ofthe Shooting Clob. .
SOLOMON STONER. President.
A. WssnniotoH, Secretary. . ; >jy9;ltdAgtw
.notice*
‘ITrJIEREAS. leUeri testamentary to the estate of
fV JAMES Ki. LAIRD, late of Allegheny city, tie*
ceased, have been granted to the subscriber. Atl per
sons indebted .o said estate are requested to make irn
aeolatc payment; and those having claims against the
same, will present them without delay, duly authenti
cated for settlement. - MARY LAIRD, Ex’rx,
]y9;Ctw • - : '-I at ScwicklcyvlUe,
Talnabls Farm for Sale.
Tit R subscriber offers for sale a TRACT OP LAND,
containing thirty-one acres* one-half.lmproved—
situated in Lower St. Cintrtownsbip, bn the old Wash
ington Road, six miles from Pittsburgh. Title indispu
table, and terms reasonable.
. inquire of the subscriber, la Moon township, or of
M'CALMONT A KEENAN, WO Fourth st
)eg3:wnt» JOHN WILSON,
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE.—The undersigned -having
beenappolnted Executor of the Estate of Margaret
Meek, late of Moon, towmhip, deceased, hereby gives'
notice to all who are indebted to said estate, to make
immediate payment to him, and all having claims against
said estate, to present them properly authenticated for
settlement JEREMIAH MEEK,
jefefrOtW • Executor.
orphans’court Sale*
BY Virtue of an order of : the Orphan®’ Court of Alle
gheny County, dated July 13th* 1852;will beVex*
posed to Public Sale, on THURSDAY, August 12ib,
1855 J, at:] o'clock ( P M* otithe premlsos, all those TWO
CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, belonging to the ea*
late of the late John ffaltz, deceased, being marked and
numbered as Nos 33 and 39 in the plan or lets laid out
by William Bell, Rtehard Edwards and George Breed,
in the borough of Birmingham' county of Allegheny,
Pennsylvania; and bounded on the north by lot No; 37
in smd plan; on the cast by Ounsby street t on the south
by lot No. 40; and on the west by an alley 22fcctSl
inelipi* wjde. Containing in from, on Orm&by streei,
eaeh24 feet, undlndeplbs&me«widiliUOfeet; On which
are erected two good two story Brick Dwelling Haases, i
containing fonr rooraseack.
Title indisputable. Terms of sale CASH. ' . i
. JAMES BARR* Administrator* i
. RHtoleof John Haiti.deeM. i
Allegheny County, •»* ••"" .* ;
* u Orphans’ Court, held at Pitts-1
JraKSttfsCa .burgh, m and for soldCoumy.on tbeilOth 1
da y o f -June, A. D. issg. / . i
: • The petition ot John M’Claremsurvi
' *&SSs9& vin # ef the last will and testa
• *wKSR* went of Robert M’Claren, deceased, was
- • /.presented to the Court,-—‘bowing that on
settlement of the account of said Estate, there is a bal
ance unpwd.and siuce then other debts incurred by said
Estate, and that there is not personal assets sufficient to
pay the debts ; and that the said decedent died seized in
his demesne; as of fee, of in and to a certain tract of
land,situate in Tudiona iownslm>,in said county—being
the weßt part of tract No. 8, in Catmingham’s Dislnct of
DcprecUtlonXiands,—containing one hundred acres and
the-usual allownncemand which Hugh M’Claren.by deed
dated June 2d, A:0 1832,which is dulyrecordeo in Deed
Booh W. 2d, vol. 46,page C 39, granted and conveyed to
the said Robert;M*Claren; and, therefore, praying, the
Court to grunt him an order to make sale of the said
uact of land. * ■: ~•••. • .
i Whereupon, the Court grant ilie prayer of xbej>eu- i
lionet, ana order and direct that the above named Exec- j
mor expose the tract of land described in said netiuon, j
to nubile aale, by publtc vendaeor outcry,on the premi
i sftfonthe day of July next, Rt S o’clobk. P. M., i
i giving due public and* timely notice of sale, according i
i tothe Aet of Aasemby in such esse made, ana provided,
—selling th&eame for two-third cash, and the balance in
i one year, with interest; and make retain, of hw pro-1
[ ceedfngs therein to thenext Orphans’ Court, wnhpower
!to adjourn from day to day.. , < :, _ j.
■Witness the Hon; Wiluem B. M’Ciure, President-of:
our said Court at Pittsburgh, xbiß9oth day of Jfone, 1839.
1 iy3 JARED AI. BRUSH, Clerk.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY TUB VREILLY LIBE.
XXXtI OOWOBESS-FIUST BESSIOS.
Washington, July 17
The Senate was not in session.
House.— Mr. Mace introduced & bill to admit
railroad iron free of duty.
Mr. Jones moved that the bill be laid on the
table. Lost
Mr. Mace moved to refer it to the Committee
of the Whole.
. . Mr. Dean moved to ley it on the table: Car
ried.
: ..Pending the motion to reconsider the vote, the
morning hour expired and the House wont into
committee on the Indian bill
Mr. Abley proposed an appropriation of $50,000
to relieve the necessities of the Indians, stating
that from 60 to 100 had perished from actual
starvation in Minnesota during a few months.
It.was debated and subsequently rejected by a
vote of 41 to 76. .The committee rose andjhe
Honse.adjonrnod. .
' Wasaikoios City, July 17.
.In tho Criminal Coart yesterday, the District
Attorney entered a nolle proseglii in the case of
Copt. James P. Levy, indicted for obtaining re
cords from the State Department, and communi
cating them to the Mexican Government.
Day’s trial is resumed, the arguments having
commenced to-day.
The fnneral of Adjutant-General Joneß takes
place this afternoon. The military are ordered
out. Col. Samuel Syper is spoken of as his suc
cessor.
Mostoowebt, Ala., July IC.
The Southorn Bights Convention tabled both
set of resolutions and appointed a committee to
interrogate the present nominees on the compro
mise-secession to take place if neither should
answer satisfactorily. A new convention is to
be called to nominate a third candidate. .
Quebec, July 15.
Three houses were destroyed and eight per
sons killed by a elide of the rocks at Cape Dia
mond. - Two more slides subsequently ncenrred,
which crushed other honses and some additional
lives were lost.
Philadelphia, July 17.
The City of Manchester sailed'this morning
for Liverpool. Among the passengers was Bish
op O’Connor, of Pittsburgh.
Baliimoee, July 17.
The Cumberland Journal announces that navi
gation on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will
bo opened on Monday, the 19th.
New York, July 17.
The steamer Washington sailed with 04 pas
sengers and $lO,OOO in specie.
NEW YORK MARKET-July 17.
Flour... Sales 4,000 bbls State at $4,47; South
ern $4,60.
Grain... Sales 1000 bus Bye at 79; Bales 1700
bus Com—mixed 71Jo; yellow C2Jc.
Provisions... Sales 200 bbls mess park $19,12;
prime do $10,87. Xard Uic, in bbls; prime
beef at 10@llc; mess beef i&@lBc.
Whisky...Ohio, 214 c.
Stocks...D. S. o’s, 1868,114.
EVENING.
Cotton... Market unchanged. The sales of the
week were 14,000 bales.
Flour...Stato $4,18; Ohio $4,31; Southern
$4,37@4,00.
Grain... Southern Wheat $1,01; Wcsl'n 95c.
Mixed Corn 61. Rye 79.
Provisions... Mess P0rk519,37; primoSltT.s,;
dry salted hams 9J(gjO{; sugar cured lOj. Beef
unchanged. Lord 11.
Sugar... New Orleans 4j. far refined.
Whisky...Ohio 2H; prison 214-
Stocks...V. S. sixes, 1603, list.
PfIIXADEtPHIA MARKET—JuIy 17.
Cotton... Firm; the sales of the week were
7000 bates.
rionr...The sales of the week were 10,000
bbis. Prices unchanged. Bales mostly for ship
ment.
Ryo Flonr scarce and unchanged.
Com Meal...lmproved demand nt $0,25 for
Brandywine at $2,12 for Penna.
Grain... Sales 24,000 bos Wheat, for the week,
chiefly for shipment. Prices unchanged from
yesterday. Corn stationary; sales for the week
18,000 bus; Penna. yellow Cl.
Provisions... Sales 200 this pork daring the
week at $10,75 for mess,,and $lB for prime.
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI MARKET—JuIy 17.
The river hoe fallen 3 inches. Weather tine.
Flour... Unchange d; sales 400 hbls at $3,22.
Whlsliy...Advanced to 16a.
Baoon...Sides, 9}s for ribbed, and IOJiaJIO}
for clear.
No change in groceries.
EVENING.
The river has fallen five inches.
Flour... There la but a small demand for ship*
ping brands and the prices hare declined, with
a sale of 200 bills, city mills at $3,10. Other
descriptions unchanged. Sales of £OO bbls. at
$3,20@3,22.
Whisky... lCc.
Provisions... The only sales are 28 hhds bacon
sides at $9,25; packed $l2. Shoulders packed
$B. Others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS MABKET—JnIy 10,
The river is falling slowly; weather clear and
worm.
Arrived... Steamers It. 11. Lee, Grand Prairie,
Federal Arch and Osin.
Flonr...O<rantty aupcrfiao SB,GO@3,CO.
Grain... Sales 8000 bo. wheat at prirate terms,
understood to bo 76c. Corn is dal). Oats slight
ly improved, with soles 1000 bos at 28}©31.
Provisloua...Nothing doing in pork or lard—
bacon is quiet.
Whisky...l6c. v
L0ad...?4,25; holders ask $4,20.
llemp...Sales 400 boles at 68@850.
Qroooriea...Nothing doing.
Freights...Cnchanged; only two or three boats
loading. ;
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET—JuIy 10.
. Soles 200 bales cotton to-day.
The sales of the week-ware SOOO bales—fair
Uplands at 7j@ll}o. Frloes unsteady.
The receipts of the week were 2000 bales.
The stock at Charleston, exclusive of the
board, is 14,000 boles.
NEW ORLEANS MABKET—JuIy 15.
- Cotton...Saleß 700 bales at former quotations;
market easier..
CUTLERY,— HOOD, h&s on Jianda very fine tot of
•npeilor Table and Pocket Knives, of American
manufacture,which,for beauty of finish and Queue** of
quality, fa far superior to any in tbe market ;aud, whmi
is »tiil better, be is sellings at much tower prices than
Inferior article* are selling for ai other esuu>Uahnienu.
5y17 ... ;--:y : St MARKET ST.
Sotlce.
MEMBERS of the Mercantile Library and Mechan
ics’lnstitute, are requested to remember, that no
Books witi be delivered until alter the new labeling is
finished. '' •.
Those who nr® aiU) in-possession of any Books, will
please retant the tanie, that the speedy completion of
the wotk I commeneed. may the tooner prepare tbe Ll*
brary for the delivery of Books
By orderof tbe Committee. • v
;.yl7:gt JAMES B.&I’NAMARA, .Librarian.
Reduction of Frfteei I
ATT RE F&EN C H STO BE,
NO. 108 MARKET ST.,
FULL TWENTX*FJVE PSR CENT.
000 BONNETS for 12} cents; Bonnet Ribbon* for
AJT 5 cents a yard; Calicoes, 4 cts; Good Shawls from
25 to fiO ets ; best Crape and Silk Shawls 93 to Rj; very
nice Lewis atScu:a yard ,* Berages, 20 to 25 cis f Silk
Tissues3l cts only, and the exquisite new style ol Mils-
Unde Soil reduced to 37| eu i?" yard.
. fily first:annual sole begins this day, and l assure the
ladles of my fixed determination to clear iny Shelves of
my large Stock of Summer Gdodsji-tb make room foir iny
Pali and Winter supply, which will shortly arrive from
London, Paris,and New York. Some of my goods were
only received fast week, and yet I wiU tell them cheap
aa the rest ■ ■
Remember. 1 have no damaged goods, or old mock, to
put off.but all new, fashionable; seasonable and perfect
articles. JAMES GOSLING.
JE^MILLINERY.—Madame A. Gosling has redared
her Millinery to so low a price that ladies don’t w*nh m
buy them uny cheaper. livfl "
V.U. TWICHBtL A CO.’B
FORWARDING AND’ COMMISSION HOUSE,
SAINT-LOUIS.
JOES W. TWICBBtL*• • • • re* ,* *re *lo JKTU UOOaiSGK.
Ttrlohell A Rogridge,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
. Corner tf Coffprurnal and Fin» itreets.'
-arriLL promptly uuend to nU consignments and Cora-
Wmissions entrusted to ihera, enuwill make liberal
casii advances oa consignment# or Bills of Lading in
hand-' .
Orders for the purchased of Lead, Grain, H.rop and
other Produce, will bepromptly filled auhe loWcsrpoi
•ibte prices,and on the beat terms.
They, will also undenalio, the settlement ami collec
tion of claims of importance; and hope, by their espe
cial personal efforts and attention to all the interests of
their friends, to give general satisfaction.
• Birearacrs, ■ .
Geo. Collier, SuLouis; EUisJe Morton,Cincinnati;
Paged:Bacon . . do Strader dc Gorman ■ do .
Charles*,Blow & Co, do iiozee Sc Fraser, do
Chouteau tc Valle, .do Springer* Whiteman, do ■
D. l.eeeh & Co* William Holmes* Co., J. W. Bailer
& Bro,. Pltubareh: Morgan, J. M. Buck. & Morgan,
Philadelphia; Shields % Miller, Philadelphia: H..D.
Neweomb A Bro., and W, B. Reynolds, Louisville;
T« C. TWICIIELL* CO., New. Orleans,
~ COMMISSION HOUSE.
NSW ORLBJUts.
npHIS long eci&bUabed Boose confine tkeir ettention
J. atricily 10 »&le« and porchue* on Commluian.ind
to the Forwarding ouaineo generally .
They aollctt a continuance ortho liberal patronage
berewforegiten them. -
jatnwr*sB,lBsS. [tasrtibfttn
* »
BANK NOTE LIST.
.. CORRECTS) DAILY BT. * :
Kloon A Sargcblti KzebADg« DiOksnt.
Comtr of Wood and Sixth stmts x Pittsburg <
PENNSYLVANIA. . OHIO
Pittsburgh. Banks *■-**'-pat. stole pk and Branches * I,
Philadelphia v : o(her£olveut
Brownsville a *v Bk of Sandusky—.* •»-v*7ir
Bucks coumy tl • ••.—.:« Granville vAv. .50
Chester Co.(new issue) u Norwalk *GO:
Columbia Bridge Co.*-* “ Urbanna • •«■ «-*sb
Danville * 4 ••**•• “ Woosiot ——-25
Delaware co. ** “ ,* INDIANA.
Doyleslown “ . <> State Bk and Drenches * f
Easton «• ILLINOIS.
Germantown *‘ •-—• ** State Bank Branch**- *CU
Lancasterßanks ,l Uk of Illinois*——• * .75
Lebanon “ “ KENTUCKY.
Montgomery co- *.*4.. <» All Solvent Banks* *
Northumberland MISSOURI.
Pottsvnle: ' Stateßk and Branches «• I
Heading- • • “
Schuylkill co; “
Washington ••
Weat Branch “ ■«->-« “
Wyoming -*•«-**■ **
.Carlisle-..?....*;**-*• 9
Cbambersburg • ******* 9
Eric.*.**....|
-Oeuyßburshvr* •■.?.*-.••• f
Harrisburg |
.lioneßdalc* .*..w. >. • ~f ■
Middletown* •>.* > • •• • •• <9:
Wayacsburg • • • •••.«».. 9
Yort Banks.-.*........ | :
Relief Notes 9 I
United Slates Bank-***.ls I
Allegheny City Scrip •'-* * par
AlleghenyCo.-’ <•.■•* prem!
I’ln&Durgh City ■“ nan
• NEW YORK.
New York City.-.*.
Country Banks*
: NEW JERSEY.
All Solvent Banks. *..
DELAWARE.
All Solvent Hanks*. •
Small Notes.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks par
Country Ranks i
VIRGINIA.
Bk of V«. and Branches 9
Farmers’Bk&Branches I
Valley Ok and Branches 9
Exchange Bk A Branch’s 9
Wheeling 8ank5....... 9
do Branches*.«•9
NEW ENGLAND. 11
Ail Solvent Banks**.... |i
COMMERCIAL.
DAItT REVIEW OF THE SI ARRET.
Owcb of tHi Uaivt Mown?© Post. 1
Monday, July 19, IK*. \
Theweather on Satarday continued pleasant In to,
sines* we have no change jo note, v
FLOUR—The talcs on ffaturday were principally
from stores. We note, the following sales: 120 bbis
from store at 53.10; 50 do at 83,13, 45 do at 83,15; T 8
do at $3,10; 4'*d083,12, for Superfine. We did not tea*
of a single bbh sold on the wharf.
BACON—Sales ofO hhdd. Ilims at 9Je. caili; COOO
Ihs.do at 9±e.; 1 hbd. country Shoulders at Bsc; 2 tierces
sugar cured Harasallie; 150 pieces llam«atofc- ( csßli,
sJ.OOOlbi.Sides atOjc.
SUGAR—SaIe* of 0 l.hds. at B, C* and Gsc.
MOLAS3K3—We not* regular sales ,* Sa.
gar House at 45046 c.
OATS—Sates of stto bus. at 35c.
SALT—Sales otlOO bbls., delivered fit the wharf, at
■81,14,
GOSIMKRCIAIi SUMMARY.
Viaoisu Tobacco Cbof—The Richmond Enquirer of
yedterday, says: ;
* 4 The inspection imbe State to the Ist lasUnt, reach
£9,162 hbd*., agaiust 91,173 to the same nnrod lau year.
Notwithstanding this iuccea*e, u is confidently predict*
ed that they will net reucit over «4.000, at the end of the
year 3 his will boihoncf the estimate by at least**,OfcO
hhdt. Should ihe crop not exceed 44 OH), with the pres*
cm .unpromising condition of. the trowing crops, we
ca.cutaic with certainty upon existing .rates, ii it does
not imj rove.greally.’*
POUT OF PITTSBURGH.
3t VIST WATSB 121 TUI CHJJtJIIt-
ARHIYEO:
Sltbmcr AtUnuci l*arkinsou,Br<mu*vtlic.
“ - Bdihc; Bcnuct, Urowutville.
a J.M'hcc, Jlendr<£k«on t AlcKee«poit..
M fbomun Hhnver, Bailey, Wen Newtnn
“ »»eucat*e.Coiia]it k \Veiji Newton.
u >- UayinVl'ceblM, Lhxttbeth.
*' Michigan No.'J.ttoie*, Beaver*
Forest City, Murdoch, Weilvviiie,
*■ Cornpl&hter.Uoriloh, Wheeling.
** Mail Columbia, Jolmeioa. &uJgepoo,
** LuelUt. Koimtts Looisville-
DIiFAKTED:
“ Baltic, Beunvt,Brownsville. :
u Atlantic, I’Ufkinßun, do
i. M'hee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
11 Thomas shnver, Bailey, West Newum.
'* Oencasec, Conam, Weal Newton.
“ 5. Bayard, Peebles, FJtzebeth.
Michigan No. 12, Bouts, Beaver. 1 -
“ Forest UtiTf Murdock, Weilaville
,f Exchange, Conwell, Wheeling.
(ion, Cope, Cmetnaau.
“ Justice, skciton, Wheeling.
Chieftain,—, WetifvUlo/ ’
UitUtUi Farbsnbargh and Kioclrttifs*
i JJS2L& P° rl
JgMiS&Z The aieu: wt !UH. COLUMBIA, A."SL
CiuftETTiaaisr, will leave Pittsburgh every Monday,
at 3 oVJosk r i*> M.t returning wwl leave'Heckingpoit
every Tuesday, at G o'clock, A. M. . •
Faaacjigers and shippers may rely on the utmost g;-
ftommodnltaa and promptness. w. H. WIIKELKH,
roarti No. Ul Market street:.
For Lous u«»cr\, u*nesU|i>Afiieribartf
and Q&IIlpolla*
The fine-steamer GOV, MEIGS,
i f€rTr\JA fljn-sr, Merer, wul leave tor the above
refc&nfew&a anatutfrmcdiatouort-. every
3W& TVI&D&V, uS'P.M.
For freigni or parage apply on board, or to
frb3 JOHN FI4ACK. Agent.
. go* iasrictu and ilocfeingpon*
ITnxGfte*l«araer PACIFIC,Zamora&Ut«
Jtm&ligggjffiATtyt. mil leave for Use above aud Intermedia
aieporuevery TiiWlSflA Y,at4 o’clock, P.M.
Forfreighter ntuiagit,apply on board,or 10
T. WOODS * SON,
No. fit Water it., and 03 Frontn.
For~t£tttaxukUis and CatflihT
IfjjSfcA THE lUhidraugta and pleasant steamer
elpKl£gfsaCL&R!ON T ' CopuMiU4Jt3Ai,wtH leave the
Allegheny wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays,
at 3 o’clock, P. M ,for Kmtnning and Catfish. For
/freight or passage apply onboard.. fno*lB
Allegheny titvar Trade*
nsaVLAH PRANZUN PACKETS.
f • Tuafine ilparaer ALLEGHENY BELLE
J&esBmm!KKfi. *l. Cant. Wm, Uawa. leave* the AHc-
wharf for Franlclia,every Monday and Thursday^
The fine ateamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Cap(*
Joha lUnnx, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank*
Un,evoty Tfcttrfoy and at 4P.M.
For Freight or l f a*gqgc,apply on Board
Wsdtttflday facksttor CinoinnaM*
w Tub new and fast ronnlnjr sleamet CIN
JMSvifrCINNATh OiEMinoHAM, Master, will leave
SSfiSsSOareguiariy every WjnmjaoAT.
or p«M*.
Frankfort Springs*
GW. DUNGAN rMjteCtfall* Iniorm. his friends
« and the public generally. that tin the 2UI Jane in
slsnt, the FRANKFORT lIOTKI. will be-opened for
tbe aecommodstion of GOARSEBS, dating the sum
mcr eerson.
Franltfoti, lone 7:tm
Great Barßatnil
TN VELVET, PILE, TAPESTRY ANO BRUSSELS
J. CARPETS—Which wlll be found m ibe carpet ware-
Home of W. M’Clintocki 85: Fourth street. As we are
determined to sell ofl oar present stock of tbe above
goods at cost, we invite the attention of these wishing
to.furnlsMo great b.rgsins- ■ w yCUVrOCK.
.. . Hoga* ■ ■ ■: .
THE highest curb prices -paid for LIVE HOGS, dev
livered. during the pecking. season, fit the Whirl
pool Pork House, situated on Hie Ohio Rivet And Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroads three miles below Pius*
burgh* Oft at Depots from Loudonville to Pittsburgh.
AdSress, WM. a HOLMES A BRO-,
Jyl7:towdfcliw» - Wo. CO Water street
THE MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.—Justdeceived,
1 at U. Miner A Co,’*, Wo -WSmilhfield sueet, the tot*
lowing Magazines Cor Aagost: v
: Godey's Lsdy,» DookTor August j
Graham’s Magazine do;
.tfartaln'a do do;
Peterson’* do do;
jy!7 if. MINER t CO.
To PHMtMi
PRINTING INK, manufactured by J.D. M’Creary &
Co.,New York,in cansnnd fcegi, from 1& to I<JO,
from US cents to lb. Also, red, dark and light blue,
dark and light green, in can* of 1 &, from 75 cents to
lb Varnish In ft andA fis cans,alsocu. tp fb
Gold Size In i & cans, 82 .$> Xb* *- • c :
; For sole by - J.TL WEtiUEN,
Bookseller and StuiloueT,
» jeSfl .C 3 Wood,»treet> between ffil amt 4'h.
Another Vreih Arrtrsl at No* 97«
T\ GREGG A' COu north-west corner of .Wood st.
£J% and Diamond alloy, arc just opening a Fresh
stock of Fancy Prims, Summer Pantaloons, Lair.es, Be*
rage Do Lalnes, French Manchester and Domestic
Glnahoms. Together, -with a compiste assortment of
Ladies’ Brets Goods. Also, a large stock rf Hosiery,
Gloves, Ac. These, together with our former purchases*
makes our stock unsorpassed by any west o< tbo moun
tains ;;to which we solicit -the attention, of buyers,, as
we can odertbemTon the most favorable terms.
je4 . . D. GREGG A CG.
TllE subscriber bus on hand aitufor sale, very low for
cash or approved endorsed paper, the following sec*
ond*hand priming materials:
209 ms Long Primer, in good order;
70 lbs Minion, do;
24 pali*CuseK* do;
k set Column Rules for a double medium ebeet;
1 Marble Imposing Stone;
4 Composing Sticks;
• 3 Single Stands;
Several fonts of Head Letter for advertise*.
inent9,&e., forming a complete office for a country pa
per. A JAYNES,
joJIB . f . Agent for L. Johnston A Co.
BUFF'S MESCASTILE COLLEGE, ~
COEMU AKD.TMSO STBEBTS, FItTSBUBSH.
Established f?i lS4O—/rteofyoraled fcy tAe legislature cf
Pennsylvania. uitA Perpetual Charter.
I>fUNCIPAL— P. Dcfp, Profeseor of Thureucal and
. Pucticai Book-keeping and Commercial Sciences.
-• N. B. Hatcu, Esq.. Professor of Mercantile Law.
.Jobh D. William*, one of the best Penmen iu the’
West T Professor of Ornamental and Commercial Pen*
mauship. ■••
P. HaTDeh, Principal of the Classical Department,
Professor of Mathematics arid Classical Languages.
.Those, who aspire tv the higher rank as'Accountants,
are requested to call and examine the credentials of Uds
Institution, from upwards ofonehundfed Merchants*
Bankers and Accountants lathis city, who have been
trained fbrbusinoss in lt. , Al*o, the emphatic testimo
nials of/the American Institute, the Chamber of Com*
raerce, and many .of the leading Merchants; Bankers,
and Bank officers, of the city or New York, appended
to thepagekof.* I Dad’s North American Accountant.**
and ‘CWestdm BteamboatAccountant ,r
Accountant, complete.wlth Hand’s Time Tableret.OO.
Merchant* and gteamei* supplied .with' tboionxlil*
tiained accomt»antt,oti«ppUcsiion auheCoUege; ° -
Bepd*n4s«t»Cirepl»r6yn«!l. TSyU7
s' '
MICHIGAN.
iAJJ Solvent Banka-••
i : . WISCONSIN.
i&lariue&Firoluo.Co.ai...
r Miivrankie »-•••**.«*. 5
TENNESSEE.
All Solvent Bonks**-*—.3
.NORTH CAROLINA.
All Splven 1 Banks ■ •-*-* *
SOUTH CAROLINA. H
All Solvent Banks***-'-* Ik
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks-™ li
ALABAMA.
Ail Sol vent Banks*—v 5
. LOUISIANA.
All Solvent Banks**-»*■= 11
EXCHANGES.
New York*-* •*••*..*.j nTem
Philadelphia***— ** ** «
Baltimore*** —n
Cincinnati*— i\\s,
Louisville***-.......i «
Si. u
VALUE OP COINS.
AmcricanGold(new), par.
do xJo-(old)*sprein.
Sovereigns*••...... g 4,85
Guineas*-'*5,00
Fredencsdoers* •*. v. 7.6 D
Ten Thalers* ...*. 7,65
Ten Guilders**** -«*•'
Loots d’0r«........... 4,g5
Napoleons*— **».*..* ojpg
Doubloons, Patriot... 15.70
• <*o Spanish*. 10,25
[Ducats s.lO
SUPERIOR PACKED TEAS:—The - UteaUon of Re
teller* is requested to onr superior Teas, pet up in
quancr,half and oaepound packages,securely covered
with tin foil, and warranted equal in every respect to the
best put np imbe East, and superior to the majority of
them. Every package 1* labelled with oar name and
gcarantec,subject tobe returhed.Jf not approved on
trial. Dealers will be supplied at rates ns low as the
stine quality con be bad in the Eastern cities.
For sale by W. A.-ftPcLURG A CO;,
jcS . GroceraandTea Dealers;
ir “ ,i
X • . , .* - * * * r.*=
“r *+ * '
- h
AUCTION SALES.
T'"' ■ rr* i , Auction Cftrdo
*S»?n an lnt ***«l offburyears.ha*
to his friend* and the public generutlycWiih an expe
rience of nenrlyrhuty yearsin ihla line Of buslnessiie
hazard* nothing insaying that nswillbeenabledioinYe
emire aaUsfecUon to allibose who may feel disposed to
patronize him, ; P. McKtJNtfA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the principality Merchants. : jyp.
Anctloo-ntiiy sun.
A T the Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood
XX and Fifth streets. atlOo’clck, A. M.,a cenetalaa
sortmem of Seasonable; Stßjile and Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc.
- j __.
AT 9 O’CEOCK, P. M.,
Groceries, Queensware.GißEßwarej Tabic Cutlery,
.LootingGlaaie»s,new and second hand Household ana
Kitchen Furniture. Ac. .
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Doolcof Stationery, Fancy articles/ tfasical tnsirn
monts, Ifardvr&re and Cutlery, Clothing Variety Goods
Gold, ami-Silver Walchc*, Ac. l*i M. JDAvIS.
■ Ja3l:tf.. . Auctioneer*-,
**# BPItKBLi A» Auettonssr.
ERESH AERIVAL OF MILLINERV, Ac —A large
and extensive assortment of Milliaery, Silks, -Ron*
net 3, Embroidered Labes,&c., received .at .McKenna's
Auction House, and will remain open foribisday only.
The trade ar e respectfully invited to call and examine
be same. [)y3] P, M’gENNA, Attci’r
P. Qi DAVI9 ( AuoUooesr*
Nineteen casks brandy, at auction-on
Tuesday afternoon, July 2U:h, at3o’clock, at the
Commercial Sales Rooms, comer, of Wood and Fifth
streets, will bo sold. 10 eighth casts Charopatgne Pale
Brandy: 9da do Martel Dark Brandy.
jylft.v P. M. DAVIS. Auet’c.
tARGK STOCK UF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS at Atrcnov.— On Tuesday morning, July
Stib, at 10 o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, cor
ner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold, a large and
general arsonmem of seasonable foreign and domestic
Dry Good*, among which are 1 superfine olotbs, caasl
meres, satinets, rope r prints, ginghams, delaines, lawns,
sheetings, checks, shawls, hanakerchiets,, suspenders,
patent thread, ribbons, silk parasols, hosiery, gloves,
colored cambrics, trimmings, Ac.
Jyl9 v . ■■■■■■-- P.-'.M, DAVI3, Auct’r.
W, 6, Da»CABTNEY, Auctioneer.
ASSIGNEES’# SALE OF A COUNTRY STORE at
AtcrioN —Will be sold, on Thursday, Jaly 2dd, at
10 o’clock id the forenoon, nv ftl’Cartney’s Auction
Hoase.by order of Asuguec, a. large and ecneial as
sortment of fashionable and seasonable Dry Goods,
Hardware and Catlefy, Boots and Shoes. Among the
assortment may be, mentioned In paruthe following—
Fieoch,EngUsh and American Btoaa Cloths, various
colors; cassimeres, casgißeis,tweeds,plaids, flannels,
mohair cloth, linen drill summer cioth, velvet cord ttreed
cassimeres, lawus, ginghams, calicoes, rnous de loines,
bereges, poplins, dress silks, Irish linen, silk pocket
honakercniefsandcravaia suspenders, stockings, gloves
and shawls, scarfs, jackoaei, book, awiss and cambric
maslins,bleacbed and brown do , together with an as
sortment of fancy articles end-variety goods,a lot of
hardware and catlery, boots and shoes; alio, queens
wareTglasswarc aod crockery ware, Ac. Terms at sale.
NATHANIEL FREEMAN,.
Assignee of WHliiam Freeman,
jylp' > W.’G. IVPCARTNEV, Auctioneer.
9 TONS Kentucky Hot Blast Metal, received and for
sale fry (jcgQl MILTENBERGER A CO;
SUGAR— 15U hhds. Plantation Sugar, in store and for.
sale by > gjyiai MILLER A RICKET3ON.
SCREENINGS—iOb bos. just received and for sale by
& jy» RUSSELL A JOHNSTON.
AY—5O bales prime Hny, to arrive and forsaleby
jeSO MILTENBERGER A CO.
rpLOUR—7S bbls. just received and for sale by •
r jell ARMSTRONG & CROZEK.
HEMP— S-5 bales Missouriß. R. Hemp, for sale by
jc23 JAMES A. HUTCHISON; & CO.
MEAL—7S bus. fresh ground, just rec’d.and
for sale by [JylOl RUSSELL A JOHNSTON.,
good order.'
j jeao . CARSON A MCKNIGHT.
COFFEE— A prime urUcie of Rio and Java, lor sale
jylS v KING fc MOORHEAD.
SUGAR— 95 hbds, prime New Orleans Sagar, forsale
by L. S. WATERMAN 5b SONS,
jtS . . : ■> No*. 60 and 61 Waterand Cg Front »is, .
’TjtLUUJI-40 bbts Extra Family Flour, (Worth brand,)
J? in store and for sale by ;
je26. - MILTENBERGER A CO.
T^iRECHACKEBS—A frelb lot just received and for
J? sale by JAMES A CO.,
Jel4 ■■ • •" •• -■ *>. - 1(0 Wood street.
BOCK CANDY—Red, White and Yellow, for sale by
J.LAVELY A CO,
. Jeg9 '• . ~/. •_tss Liberty street*-,
DIADEM TWIST TOBACCO—3 dwarf boxes Dia
dem Twut Tobacco, luperiorquaUtv, received and
for sale by UyWJ MILLER A BICKETSON:;. .
Genuine french claret .vmkpocv—ai«t
per dozen, or 37|c. per bottle, for sale at
. MORRIS’ TEA.MART,
Jy 13' In the .Diamond. .
iJITTSDORGIiTLTFiriNsUftANCE COMPANY—
X sS chares for sale by
A. WILKINS & CO,,
Stock and Exebonge Brokers,
jytG : 75 Fourth street
Notice.
AN application wit! be made at the next session of
the. Legislature, for Ujc charter of a Bank; with a
Capital ofThree Hasdred Thousand Hollar*. to be lo
cated at fituborgh, and tailed the“ Western Bank of
Pennsylvania ” • DetS.flm
UfarrUborK Union will please copy in Weekly paper-1
—o . t »<cttso copy m VVeckly pap*
BiIANCIIiSr-lN BONU-A-ScigaeUi! anil Pellovoi
sin Brandies—dark and pale—in qr casks; aho, Na
poleon, in oetaTes-rtinder Custom.,Boasts; charge: uk
S ether with 17 varieties of Ifocheifo f Cognac and Bur
eaux Brandies-of iheraosi superior qu*uiies; i.» itore
and for sale cheap, by JACOB WEAVER* Jr,
nay'Jfl . cot. M arket and Fir«t stsi
WINDOW PAPER- Consisting of assort'd patterns:
. Double Common Green;
do Batin do;
do do Buff;
New Vase Shade#, Ac.
Ju?t received and for sale by
B. T. C, MORGAN.
iyic •• • •• No* 104 Wood street.
NoUce.*
THE Annual Meetiogof theSiockholderaof the Allan*
tic and Ohio Telegraph Company will be held agree
able to the Charter, on Thursday. July I6Wi, at li
o’clock, A. M ,et iheCorapany'i Office, in tbe Boroagh
of Dediord, Pa, for the purpose of electing nine Direc
tors for the ensuing year, and to transact such other
business as may be bronpht before the meeting.
june23.*td . . : - . . •
SOttCE.— The Annual meeting. o( Biockfiolders of
the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company will be
I at the Office of tho Company, in the city of Pitts
burgh, on MONDAY, August ad, 1852,8110 o’clock a. sx.,
when a PresLdeniand six Managers will be elected, for
the management of the i ffairs oftheCompany;
•• . BRUNOT, Secretaryyroim.
Citypspers, also Free Press and-Deiuocrat, Kittan-
Tiing.Jeflersomao, Brookviile, Democrat and Register.
Clarion, Elk County Advocate aud M’Kean: Orbit, copy
until day of meeting. jyfita
SOMETHING NEW—Almost every day at uauD’S
NEW YORK JEWELRY STORE, 51 Market st.
This day received,another invoice of fine Gold Watch
es, just imported, expressly, for this market Also, &
large lot of fine fashionable Gold Jewelry, (some very
rich,) Which wiU. be sold as nsoah from 25t0 50 per
cent lower than goods of the tame quality and rich*
nest have ever been offered for at any of the other es
tablishments in ihLt city. No mistake. Call and see,
and yon will be satisfied, v
Nv B’—AU kinds of Watch repairing done as well as
at any shop in Europe or America, at short notice.
Watch Glasses set at just half the osnai price, at
jyio sfmarketst.
By the common health of Pennsylva
nia. ■
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,)
_ ilakatfßtrao, July 9,1852. i
Wqtbsab, By an Act of the General Assembly, an*
proved 4th day of May, 1852, the Governor and State
Treasurer are authorized to borrow, oq the faith of the
Commonwealth, any sUm not exceeding- FIVE Sill.-
LIONS OF DOLLARS, at a rate of interest not exceed
ing five per ce*t per annum, for a period not exceed
ing twentyrfive years, and issue the bonds of the Com*
monwealth same. WITH COUPONS OR IN
TEREST CERTIFICATES attached, la turns equal to
ihe sembaunaal imerestthereon, which Coapone shall
be redeemable in gold arid silver, or an equivalent,and
the bonds hereby amhorittd to be created sAolf not bt
aubjttito taxation far oaytmvpcsa whatever. The sums
eo borrowed ihaU bs'cpphtd toihtpaymtnioftUsixver
etntlaane that are pay ablest tbe option of the Com
mouwealth, after the years vt JBW and 1947, and the
cancellation of certificates of deferred interest, and
suchof the five per cent, bonds as may be subject to
cancellation by the State.
And sold act further provider, “That at the time of
making proposals for said loan, Application may be
made (or any par? thereof, at an fnteresv of four per
cent Of a less rate, upon condition that the lo an shall
;be for a greater period, and not exceediug thirty-five
•years;” ■ ■
NOTICE Is therefore hereby given, that proposal*
will be received at Harrisburg, until 2 o’clock, P M.., <
of TUESDAY, the 7Ui of September next, for loaning >■
to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for the purposes J
aforesaid,the sum of FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLAR& '
at a rate of Interest not exceeding five per ccm. per an-';
num, payable half-yearly ingold or silvcr, or an equivA< :
lent at thei Treasury of the State The certificates of
said loan sfcxttfui! be subject ioanpidxation/or nay put?
psstvthatever, and chall have dttachid, agrcee&lv
to the terms of the foregoing law, and said certlficnieo.
shnU.be made lu. sums of onr, Jive* and f*ntAmani4*l-!j
larr each, at the option qf-ihe bidder. ■■■l.- > '
The proposal must state distinctly the lowest
Interest at which said load will betaken at par, and
lcugthof tlme,notexceedingthlrty*five years;lofwhfch .
It is proposed to betaken, audjihe tniount bidiorVand
whether to be paid in sj>eet* or w
cent, bonds, in interest etttifieait3 f of i a jSve jper
now subject to cancellation by the State, ot
loans of the Commonwealth. No bidi ftr orvmaller
fraction than one quartef perdent.lh the fateoHoteresi
will be entertained, but a premluradf any. fraction may
be offered on a fixed rate of interesuj -All bids must be
distinct and explicit: ho conditio&slor hypolhdtlcal bid
•will be considered. TheStatereierves tholtighi to ne*
cept tbe whole or any partofthebid offered. Uponthe
acceptance of the proposal; the consideration must be
paldlmo the Treasury within ai jiy days- iheieafleri on
the preflentatioD .toaha Govenmr of receipts from the
Treasurer for .the some, be will, cause cerdfieate* of
loan tobeissued accartlingly.
The proposals must bedirected under seal to the office
of the Secretary of the Commonwaaith, Harrisburg,en- r
domed; ” Proposals for Loan.” Tho proposals will
beopened until the period for disclosing their contents
has arrived, when no alteration in the terms will be per
mitted ; whereupon the Secretary ef the Commouwealth,
in the presence of Die Goveruor, State Treasurer, Audi
tor General,' and each other persons as may scemproper
lobe present,shall open and pnbliah said,. proposals-
The Governor wl’l then award the. loan to. the lowest
and best bidderorbiddera. . ; • ,
In accordance with the aforesaid actqt the; General
Assembly, and by virtue of tbe suthonty of
notice is fuse hereby given, that certificates of loan of
the Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, « of
interest not exceeding fr ur pey ; ce nt* r
Able In gold or silver* *emi-aunually, and reimbursubtc
ai the expiration of *ny
ceedlmt uam-fire -ytar3,uiMc‘>'‘P ! ’ n * ° T . tnural terti/i
- be issued .twiy tane wiihin
r momb*bera«Rer, to-wr and alt >oeti kolden df.flie
- Drerentfivo percent loan, a* may sanity Incir
. ness to extend their loana to ine Oomopnwe.lih onmcli
condition.- Tbe ucw bond*, .0 Usacd, sAallnol 61 rus
- iect t. taxadm far any jmiyou; ulmeo. Comnmnl
1 e.donson Uil» Mbjoct may oeaddretedto tieOoTM
nor, at Honiibnrg. JOHN &LBIKCEL,
1 iySttSepl SwttTieMßWT. ■
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REUMATI9AL~Dr.-Brown'f nawiy discovrea rem
adyfor fthesunilftnit aepfolrjindcen»tnr»m«dy
forthatpa|nfBUfouble.;.Jtnevcrfani.
-Otflee and Private Con«iU«lonflodm».No< 41, DIA
MOND, PUttburghiPenna.-ThaDwmri* always a
bom» ‘ March gt-d&w
Plrvatc Disease**
OR -tROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND A LL-EV.
; Diverts his entire attention to an office
practice. Histaslneealsmostlytonfinedto:
fu . Jlgraia privzti or YmtrtaJ Distaiuiniid such pain*
fsffapgg fal affections*brought on by Imprudence,
fififPigpg votithfuHiidnlgeneeaadexccss.
WsSgyS®.'.--:. Syphilis; Syphilitic Eruption*,. Gonorr,
t . hea. Gleet, Stricture, TJrethral Discharges*
impurity of the Blood, with all diseases 6. the Venerea,
origin. Skin Diseases, Scorbuilc Eruptioua/- Tetter.
Rtngworm,Mercurlal'Diseases;Semihal Weakness,lm*.
potency, Files, Rheumatism, Female Weakness,Month
ly Sappresslons, Diseases or the JointSyFistnla in Anc?
% 8 » ? ain * In the Back and Loins, Irrtla
Cu?egna^nS-d d(leT ETld Kidneys,successfully treated.
.Sixteen -years’ precilceisii in this cltytenables Dr.
Brown to offer aßsarancesofspeedy cure to all who may
come nndex his core. .■■■ ■: . • f.
OfficB_andpriT.Mecoainltingroonn.4l Diamond
fu/-Charges moderate. ■ - - novS:d&wtT
?v THE USE OF DR-^HOUOHTOK’S
PEPSIS,
DB. HOUGHTOJSTB • f>w >' D ’- Haughion's Ecu
_ ~mi mi l *' a^' 3 ai%ii^ 0 &i S ‘
~ E 3kjlj]i iiDenainessiQthe'pitdirUie
ffOr l stomach. Two or three
§ v\ a times g: day tho palh- ln
ttßBGßßfcßaßoßßa*9r*Sw > creased to such a degree'
ns to make her scream wun tgorty; These attacks hap
penedsometimes aAer food, aqd sometimes when none
bad been taken. She rafced mash sour, clear Add Dom
the stomach in.the morning. The stomach swelled much
at nlgfaL Tongue coated and clammy; much thirst; no
appetite, Bowelscostive; duß,stupefying sensationin
■ tbe forehead. Complaints of two years standing Gave
her some Pcpsia on Monday. Came .back in a week;
Said the pain had not been hali vo bad Since taking jhn
second dose, and was daily growing less; The constant
gnawing :was. al*o gone. improved; tongue
cleaner; bowels regnlafjhead still heavy.. In another
week she was entirely,free/rom uneasiness and pain in
the stomach—ralsedno acid finlds—liaad fellclear, and
every trace ofiheatomach complaint was retnoved. .
Cjlsv if—MarriedLady, aged 50 --patfiafkfeatfng. w
Very stout lady- flad suffered'pain; usually very se
vere, ihxhe region of the stomach; for ihreayeara past,
and particularly intense altercating. When at the worst,
the pain is as if some hard body were being thrust Into
thepitofthestomaclLAndboredin every direction. Much
tenderness on pressure. -Tiusl&dy used thePepxin with
sorprisingeffect. Soonaflertbe first dose the pain ceased
—sue feU some nausea, and retched, but nothing came
up.. Several months have passed, but there has been no
return of the pain. Tongue clean and: moist; no sore
ness of the stomach.
Rboubiu&ls^ubb.— Louiseillt, Ky. t May, 1851— On
the 7ih offllay,lBst T Rev. Jtt. D. Williams, psBlor of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, ia Louisville, Ky„ was and
• bad been ibr a long lithe confined lokla room, and most
otthe time to hU Dyspepsia and Chronic Diar
rucea, and was to alt appearance on. the very verge of
thegrave.and acknowledged to be so by his physician,
, who bad tried, all the ordinary means in his power with*
out effect; and at the above named time* the patient, by
the concent of his physician, commenced the use of Dr.
Houghton’s fPepsiu. and to the astonishment, surprise
and delight of all. he,was mach relieved ihe first day.
The third day he left his- room. The sixth day, which
was excessively hot, he rode ten mites with no bad ef
fect; on the eighth t ay he went on a visit to the country;
and on: the thirteenth day, though not entirely restored
toTjis natural strength} he was sufar recovered .as to go
alooe a journey of five hundred miles, where he arrived
In safety, roach improved inhealth, having had: no dis
turbance of the stomach or bowels aAer taking the-first
cose of Pepsin. These arefacisnotcontrovertable,and
this is a case which ought to convince all skeptics that
there is a power in Pepsin. Let physicians and dyspep
tics investigate. DR GEO. H.KBYSER. ■'
Only wholesale and. retail agent, MO Wood pl. Pills-
Dandelion, I VQd Cherry and. Sarsaparilla.
THIS valuable medicinal prepara
tton differs entirely :from any simple
: ■■ *V extract of Sarsaparilla” :or com-
■ • mon purifying medicine It laaeom
poand of many ofHGST: CLEaN-
with others
LWll achng.directly on the Kidneys, or
r v 'ln having immediate reference to the xc-
Y l X and continued healthy operation
jtfßtbu ' of some internal- organs. It. con
tains articles which enter into no
other preparation m existeace, nnd:
IT 13 UN RI VALLED
In porifying and refreshing effects, by any medicine in
the wond. It ia put up IN LARGE tiUTTLKB,I« very
pleasant to the tasiejand is more concentrated,'
STRONGER, BUTTER AND CHEAPER. <
than any other in the market. Peffbns whohave taken
“Sarsaparilla” by the gallon, without relief,havebeen
radically cured.by using two or three bottles. This ia
the only Compound in which Dandelionj WildiCherty
and Sarsaparilla are eo prepared to oder the peculiar
virtues of each, in combination with pure extracts ot
other healing articles, inis highlyconcenlnued state.
Its ingredient* are PORELV*VEGCTaELE s and arc
such roots and barks as arc found, though chiefiy affec
ting Certain parts, in their general tendency, to produce
the most cleansing and hesUng effects.
IS IMPOSSIBLE
To cure, many diseases. Dropsies, Kidaey Com
plinlSj&e., draw off Watery Ilombrs from, the Blood,
or corrupt and irniafiog secrcilons of diseased organs
from the body, without the thorough operations on the
Kidneys,as-causedby ihistuedlciuc.-No other extracts
even preven 1 to this effeCL- In fact, this optfration,
for which it Is particularly .compounded,
all otlter preparations, and makestt the best compouud
inexistence. • ■ '
!N ALl* CASE 3 OF-DROPSY, this medicine.—
It will relieve. It has curedwheii life lleelf was de
spaired of.. H contains articlesthru-will cure,tf any
thing can, and takes the oilljr method to raafee perma
neuicnrea.
SHIP FEVER! SHIP FEVER!
To produce testimony iqproof of thecureof thisdis*
ease is acknowledged!? new. The public have bo long
been taught to recard it a*-fatal, that its positive cure
weald seem alnnmii’mlracle, yet
SMP;FEYEtt HAS BREN CURED,
And by the Great Vegetable Remedy, JL)r H. B. My
ers* Extract, Da ndelion,Wild Cherry, &o. T alone.
Wo select the following, as a’specimen of the-nuac-;
roas testimonials to-the efficiency of this medicine id
cases of this malignant dUease.'which we have to ex*
hibit. TESTIMONY-OF PHYSICIANS.
•• Francis TibUme&e M.D.,askiUful physician, residing
in Buffalo, N. Y..'and one who has devotedhunseir par*
ticnlarly to the study dnd'cure of the Ship Fever, with
almost every phase of which he is conversant, gives
the following testimony in relation to the effects or this
medicine, as prepared by hiffisell :
“Thlsir to certify, that I have used Dr. il. B. Myers*
Extract of Dandelion, Wild' Cherry, and Sarsaparilla,
in my practice, in cases of a. number of patients sick
with Ship Fever, with very beneficial results. And 1
consider ita general curative in that disease.”
Prepared by MYERS & RICE,
. No, U Warren street, New York.
Sold by - R. E SELLERS,
upts:doodAw No 57 Wood street, Pittsburgh .
BUCKETS AND TUBS-100 dot. Buckets T
10 do: Tubs; for sale by
jell ____ STUARf & SILL.
rill IE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE,
X The GißTite Statesman^-*with a Biographical Sketch
of Hon. William Hufus.King, Vice President of the Uni
ted States.'By.HermUage. For sale by. .
iylO B.T.C. MORGAN. 104 Wood su
LATE PUBLICATIONS—Just received at MINER
A CO., N 0.32 Smithfield street.—Sartaln’s Unicn
Magazine for August; volume second W&veriy Novel*,
published bv Lippincott, Grambo & Co; Alexander
Tardy,The Poisoner, or Pi rote Chief of St. Domingo
iyi3 ••••• -: : .
NOTICE:— The partnership heretofore existing be
tween the mnlersignedfin the Woo! and Commis
sion business, under Ine firm of: Mdbvsy A LSE. was
dissolved nn the first of April last, by mutual consent
Tbo business of the late firm will be settled by H Lvx,
who is duly authorised to use the name of the firm tor
that purpose. J. R. MURPIIY, .
. H LEE JS
Great Sols oriliy Good*! ■
’A A. MASON A CO., will commence their’*TEN2£f«/
A. G REAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE orthsiHSS
Block, on Tuesday, Joly«lh,al No»..ia*a*6l Martel
Onikis occasion their
ed to Retail Trade, and.iheirimmctfi** Woek. reeentlv"
purchated of larae atje*
-lion salest&i a groat from* cost; wjiraU .be
marked down and sold Ofle-ihird lessihan Moat
pricer «
ENGINEER S'PATi«ms,kV;--• : “
• Wliaiman’ft fiFft^tffcVapervofallslrej,
Tracing Cloth* in rolft 33 inchi* wide.
Traulwlae’s Cross weiion IHanreax paper. for >m
bunkmetns of H and fl feet htoid
lloaa of ISandiM feet headway. CILnK '
Roll Drawing MM »Mhe» wider
Dog da ,dfi _;Bnuble Elephant .
■ Profile Paper./ * </•
Tape Lines, ofledo'jtyided in tenths.
Bronkmnni Langden's Lead
Super India tak/
India Rubber. - •
■: Mouthfilt£v&6
TheabotthttiUi a fall assortment ol allotner Vindiof
Statttradr/ilWsale by - J; H.WeIDIN,
. .i. /, „„... , Bookseller and Stationer,
Iritfil.. „N 0.63 Wood etteet, bet. Third and Fourth.
• fiaw Supply or •
PIANOS.
Just recelved»direci from ihe celebrated
manufactory of Mr. Chickerlng* Boston,
FORTEsT; 1 - n ' W ' l,Pl ‘ ly of p *ANO
1 Carved Rosewood' Pteuo Fortes, /all
'•svcn ocmves, with all the recent iraptovemenis made
by Mr, flickering; X
•’ One Rosewood carved double round and
4hree*qaarier octaves, * _
/ One Rosewood double roond cornera. fqll seven oc*
* laves; •- .
Two double round comers • Rosewood; six ond ihree*
quarter octaves; „
k -One Rosewood round corners, w;|h six, and.®: niif
octaves; ~
. Two Rosewood «lr octuve,FrasoefWUb square cor*
D The above Piano Fo.ie. are * O, “
the besi-and .most ihi)rougbly*e®ro n * (l material*, and
fU '| ,, Tie'price?aie'liii'jara= ». charred al the rnonafsc.
*«•“ “ST B,UI SC h l| U MELUrnI' 110 '
dating terms. SI WoodMrret,
Axent for the manufacturer tor Fiiubargh and-West
« ni P« nnvylvnia. ttyS
To natlroad Coutreetors.
TißOFOSAlaSwillbe reeelV€trc.\Ul after tae 24ihd»y
wf of :July next, inclusive, ottbe Rngioeer. Offices of
ibe North ; western Virginia Railroad, In Parkersburg,
Wert Union and. Clarksburg,fo> *be;Graduation and;
Masonryof mile each of
that Road—embracing; all \he heaviest. parts- 'of the
work'fthd containing ft number o: tutmeJsVdeep cot
tines and embankments, a* welias ft cona'derabla share
of bridge and culvert masonry. The ifoe extends from
the Baltimore and Ohio RaUroa&rftf mouth of Three
Forks Creek, two miles east of Fehermau; w Parkers*
burg, on theObio river.andUnbpatSWraUcsinlength.
. Specifications wlUbereodyatthecfilccs«amed,and
olsoatFettennan.on and after the Slho.Jaly, proximo/:
ond Engineerf wm be onihe lines to ail&’.dinformation.
. The country tbrongh whlelLthe,Road -asses is heal*
thy r weU,«enfed ond cnlUvaied,and>ftbm;-.*4iil supplies
may bohad: along the xoatei and’trofla eiiocc eud of it;
bymeansof-thcCaliiinoreandOhloßaflrocj.’be North?
western Tarhpite andother goodroads. and die Ohio
river. The aciUtles for cbeapexecnuon ot the work
areunusu«Dy«wat> 'nandsßntalhe as the
is advanclflir * pr tlly to
laigoanioant r; ;s - (jW
Bidaertnnm bring tto besttwtinmolala, and V‘i taw
whaiotherworktbeymaybavfi'cinhiuia. *
Byorderof the PresideMfthd Directors.
# BENJ. H. LATHQBE, Chief Rntfi.ee'.
BaUimoie,JaneBih,i6s2. v
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EOR SALE & TO LET,
mo LET—The STORE HOOSI and FIX'! LRI-S no"
•i 9*?. u plo'l by fhorubecnber. Poereesioo given on
For leuni enquire of
-HEaL_ R. CHESTER, 7( Fwldifleld ft.
f3sl. ™ LET-a STORE ROOM—Wouldmit tor
:«BHB I>ry Oood», Trimming or Grocery Store.
raflt3o ,0W A PP»r 'o 8 OOLDMANN,
- 118 Market itreer.
vviiernireet.
»l«0«yET A larga Cel!&r«untlcr' (?n a*l'
JL'.convtinjenlin the raarkn imi.« vfj' **.
any busmees requiring a ? 0 olp?iee 8 - > lind Baiw^^-f6r
Apply pQihcprcniujeßjio tuostas MOFFn*r
, liL: no s9tW ß i£v
■; 'To LiCtt ■. .:.
MTIfEMISSOmU EXCHANGER VMetrtw,
near the comer of street. For
ply to AId&nne.'rPA.KH.ZNSON, Gth Wardf 7 ■
aprsrf.tf
i|M> sabscnßet ofiert..for Rent, mg
\ ctoro roou now occupied by Messrs»Wliioek gfifo
it Davia. No. 91 Muriel street.: Possession given Ifißa
on the Ist of Apt;. Enquire of
jans:tf CM As*. H. PAULSON. No. 73 VVqo<? 8;,
■ For u«u(t
Y\KSXRAOL£ BUSINESS STAND-1 offer tor « i
the warehouse mxtv. occupied by me ,E 3;& drag
store on the corner of Liberty dnd Hand Btreets. -A
good location for - bu&mes* .of any. kind.. Possession
given Immediately-.-. (irtylgj Ja.MESA. JONES.
JC on Beaver' and extending baCbCOfeetlP aa
atlley, nearilie-eorner cf Beaver and Jackson .streets.
Thispropertv i* well *l!tiaied for adwellirur orimsfnees
«mwl Apply to TIIOMAH MOFFXTT, ,
jyl7 No, 29Fin& atreet.%_
/>ROUND LEASE foit BAXt—On Federal street,op-
VX posha the I’osvtMco.in Allegheny City. The lease
.H Re « e, , lSear ? *° lun; Oh the lot is a frame building,
1® by 8U feet* stumble for any kind of business, -
. .Apply soon, to ... THOMAS MOFFITT,
ten « No. St> Fifth street, -
|>KOPERTY IN ‘ THE SEVENTH WARD FOR
X • .SALE.—A lot on Centre Avenue* 32 feet front? and
extending back lit* fret, haviug on It a two story Brick
uooBe, gonii well, und other convenience* v
Tanns—■ Ono-lialf cash, balance in (wo yearly nay*
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
: _jyU:; . No. 92 FourLb street.
S FOR RfcaNT.—Fiom the Ist oi Apnl next, the
Store, with Duelling attached, on the corner of -
■e Markevftnd First streets—n good business stand
tor a atorefOr Tavern, It being only.one square from the
river—will be rented low to a good tenuni, 7 Apply to ■:.
• „ r ' WALTER BRANT,
wHflrtf No. iaa Liberty <T.;
TO-LEX, ■
, A good business stand and Dwelling; situate at
the corner of Wylie and Chatham Streets* would
sun for a'Confectionary,. Shoe, Dry Cood», or Grocery
Store. .TheJDwelJing lihs nine rooms: store fixtures alt
cflSFff'f; Rcnt Enoairc.at Enquire PARKIN
SUN’S, Penn street Fifth Ward. • fjv!s:3r
For Sale, ■
IHO ACRES OF LAND it! Lawrence county,near
JJJf y G (?L* Gut ., three-quarters of a mile from
Edinburgh,five miles from New Cs<tfc; 60 e'eres bottom;
half the tram good timber; 50 acres best coal; abounds
wntt limesione. and is well v;a'ercd; ihrce flaorimr mtUs
mtbevieinUy. Afplyto: • CURTIS A DOBBS,
:• irt- mWflodstreet ‘
A. DKUii SL‘OHB,.on tho. corner of
X fiigh street and Pennsylvania Avenuo, The stock
coasms of o wetl»el6med DiTjffs.Palntfl;
*«■., A i good bunmeos la now DutablLiied. which can '
easily be'retained. v -
Ternisr half cash, nnd.halance on time; Apply ito
; * • TI10MA& MOEFITT, Real Estate Agent,
jyl> S 3 Fifth street.
TJtOR SALIv—A three siory Brick House, muated on
.]P r«un Street. in ilia Ninth Ward . The lot is** feet
frontby 160; torn deep. Front building 2L by 3> feet. 3
stones high, back building 1$ by 13 feet, two stories blab.:'"
contammgmno rooms and mi.rftuce hnll : a160,a parlor
m the second story, 2! by (d feet, portico in froolvwith
an iron raiiing. 1 bis property will bo sold very low. if
applied for immediately/ 1
. Apply to -THOMAS MOFFXTT,' •
J yl7 No. 29 Fifth street.
BUlteb AND MJfi a two
,- R Wr J”jek House, of four rooms, kitchen and cel*
lar, finished garret and wide porch to the second story.'
°? t W"*'5 tfr ‘ lfln . an ?“ , * ada tfec *> a Urge ‘grope atbor
of choice mm ; the lot in 4S feet front by 60 dceb—*lUn '
complete order; uluate in the FtPh Wfird t new the
sixth Church. v
sfo in hand, balance Sv'oO a ■year. s
S. CD rfliStSftT. General Agent,-
50 Sraithfield street;''
i/ur I'c.n.lV AOHIfiS FOK SosoCo—Foa 8*1,2 A
JL valuable property or and a half miles
irom the canal at Fairview; ten tnlles frcm ihe city i
twooeream meadow,* ten aud a halX mgrain.&e t bttl
ance.fine timber* a good. dwelling house and not houMa;-
.excelienUrun,-with the fern tiler/tulta; also, 4tfindVotujir
naf*^r7of choice fruit ; aUittgood brder t -aaa well ad- ■
apteuTor amarket garden.. llrmnedlato possession. can •
W had by paymg for the craih eropa at a fair priea.
CtffiJBERTV General Ancnt,
CplSmithfleldslreci.;'-.;;--
TTbRYDESIRdBLE PROPERTY-ron Sriii.—The
T auhecriber nffera for anle one hundred' ant! Cfty ■
acreaof choice river boitom and hill land, Under whlotf ■
are Iwu veinsof coal bf lObacres coch—rhualc on tha
Moilongatrela. river, M pool No. 3. : Aliout acre* of "
tioiioiu, and dSacresof lull land ara cleared There ia
agoou loghoaae and a nnmher.of never failing springs.
The Coal is all in front, and easy of access There aro
abont ,u acre# of laud covered -win, v ely fi n 6 timber..
Title indi3octable~clear of mcumhrnnces. ■.-•••. -
1 Bnqaireof . SaMTEL iiALSIiEY,
jyL2 N.JE. cot.of-.WoOdend.Fiiiixsts, (2d story.) ■
■ C*Ojr Safci 1 - 1 . - ~ !T "'
A DfSIRABLK locauoa for a SADPLER. In the
/X thriving town of HANOVER, Cblumblanacbimty.
The buildings bnrhe .premises were erected for’’ 1
ibeeipre?isi purpose of tarrying on tbo Saddle andilar-V
ness maunfaoturb, and bn.-excellent- business has-been -;
done try that.line.. Foriurihcr iQfoxnisuon, 3pyly toJo
sepu Keith,ou me premise*, or to l „
(An n T. LEECH, Jr,
• % • • ; , 133 Wood nrect, Pittsburgh* . -
N. B. sf not sold before the Unit dnyofSeptciaber,'
the property will on lhat-day bo diiposed rf-atv -
public sale. (Gazette copy and charge, Post> VjgS6:gm .. •»
TTALUABLEXITr-PIIOPERTV-Fob salb—a Jot',
.V of sȣ feel on Fenn street, by IfeO feet to Biiqaesoe -
Court. Also, a lut of S!U feet on Fifth ttToet, by !S3- feat •
to an alley. These properties are very deihaole forre*
eidencea, with buslnesaoffices
Also, a property of l's fret on Liberty street, by 100,'
situate -above, the Canal bridge, an exccllenrplaee for
any business. *
Bargains can be had in the above. Terms easy. *■■■ *
Also, Several Farms in various locations. : aKo, to-r
-proved lands,in lota to suit purchasers.; >
.N* B—No charge for .information, onty. wben you '
nave done yonr business go about your basinet*: that -
I may attend, to my bustnesa. .: -r. ‘
Jyis
B. CUTHBERT, General AgenV
:••■■■"•■• SOSmithSeld street*
BFt’INED SUGAK&rl'Qwdcrcd.toaf and Crushed,
in store an<l for sale by \ ■ .l ■■ *. ••
KUSSELL &■ JOHN3TON,
I IP Water street.
~ trtnt> uoi»n S ulncu -leac. ‘
W A onl ? «*“ “• ««"»>«« of onr retail etmtomert •'
TV to onr large stock of Black 'leas, selected with
greatcarc m ihe Ne'e? Yotlt market: ‘ - .
Souchong,.tfvlb, , P.nglisti preakfakLW •
Fine Oolone. . 50c,; Ertm Oolong* , <- 75#*.
Dellclons Oolong, 81.00 ' ,
Youug Jiyeou, Imperial, and Gunpowder, same orices
as above, pore and fragrant. ; ■ ... r ' “ . .
Retail Grocers are Invited to call nna examine bat'
atoek. either packed in.onarter or half pottnipackaiteßi •’>
or in bulk, by the half chest. • r ■■ *" 6 .- »
. •• ■ - A. JAYNE9 3 Pekin.Tea Store.-
33RWb,,„’„. ,
Hear Vet uur t£«t " ' . “ '
TyTCTPICEIS HEREKY GIVEN to all patchasenof
Fine Jewelry aniJ: W»lcUe», th« Hood 1b now ready : -
loeopply youwith the beet am! moat fashionable fine
Gold Jewelry, and at lower prices than any other deal-'* =
er in the city, lie buys for cosh cheap, andsells f o r V
onsh cheap;, iinaliea -large tales and small profile ” -
.Therefore, ail persons pcrchanng Gold Jewrlrv to™ ■
Silverware,;.Waiohee, &C., frolt thi?
will be enre to get the valne of 100 oenie for ever dollar
invested.... Gold Welches from BSO to 8100? BHreJ
XV’ .80 .to ao, Silver Spoons from 8S to V
■er aooda equally cheap Pleare call at .
larket itrcei, the only Wholesale price -
re in the city. ’ |jeJ
or It«rage« •1.. ’. ..'. , ."v i ~ : ;
fcSfiW&w* mi ill G o'clock, P.M-^
.t. oT:iJk#}Muj of JotyfavffiCOfficcor J. VI?. Ker£;
■ A«WMSiK r j; h -Ooo n * t ;iiiiiionefito House of Refo/re!
- ' vri!l be exhililletlono week
wvititofims ,!rae •tfcMM#...r . “*•. >**
": B i4».<3Ms*j? , !? ll *jf“f* lle , r olJowinsltems ) Bepatatel*iv."
w^v r^ <lon i’fe' :< l fO S, n “ —^re< l' l ’J*Sioae: •:
WorfcfßjafeWork.ltonAVotk; Plasterinji
CarpenierWf f :*»Ac» Also, for agrosrium for- liietis* ‘‘
tire work' 1 . \ s GEORGE I>ARSIE.
\ t MMES ANDERSON,
• -r. , J K. MOORHEaD.
fiEO WEVMAN.
, -Ht- JAMES CHAMBERS,
_jyl3:td 4 - Bonding Commuted.
IT "®@wSm!ys;’V* ,rcel » ka* jost rcctf—. ;
A I.* NaWP* Ur dd Cftld Ground t a beautiful. nei*EtM- ;
opian Me!<stfM>y ft. O Foaier.
. IFortetifc* Xtar .World, aa »un*bv ifae HarmoniMt •
The Mount*ui Wave, ro do - dp.
The lluuiiiisOlee,••. ' do - v do' ■ do.-: -■ '
WeCoi&et&g&inwithSongttoGrseiYoojrfo. ; :.
Farewell, Bfetiivhi We Pari, do.
Ranh wiih\k«.Ten Thousand Fiotvctt, Puott&Tfio, --
Jenny Lane- ?)b» Come to Me.
rmaPilfftiiy./ 'Elena Polka. Fairy Polk#. :•••'
■vilely hlsFooiiiep*. -.
Brtidder Quadrille.
; NO. 101 THIRD STREET, '
i t , uS lfftt ,°iV ieCollt enJHara,
N;B:-rTaetiiiXWPO/® rt< CpralfcboiU*h,’>a»p!aye4 -
by Hverly’s be pot tn a few ilnva, flvls
1 DIVBLh\ObAV, TA
I&rlmore, Flu.bnrgh and ntS*®,"* ‘ ’
visitation and after ibe FXRsSSpjiiNF*'Th.?h?ifS r
mg. have been greatly b o X_'.
to.B!«itbeiiicreaslngpairoiiageS®-‘siiSSa , i J «?JS?—; -
and those rvbn silmirernountaln of!
fen penoancai mdce..«.mi,'«hlchc(!rn;otK )
by.any waieringplooeiniDerWtaieJstnfljj; 1?|!505,,V.
burgh, these: epnngrare : accessible'
. bears, J>y the the Cenual -Railroad
bur? i from the tfpnnga, 'via
fcewOlle,on':ibe Curaberltuid HatfioadjU LOStniUSs?
. We ere pledged to make comfortable an&btl
moderate. . „ . SCOTT COYLE.
I • R./fr<nta-Metsr«, X lllinms, JoMbft il Hill,: i
Robert O.nioaipeoni MDjor.M’Caiullesb, 4. U. M’Cord
i |e».dSra ■ - ‘
PAYETTE HPUIaiCJS ROWOPHB.
T ,l rvr' h^ h i y r.p l 'i'“ cll i* e B “ d f*»hionable WATEB.
Jf;' «"«» Willi n delerminatiott”
Mea»o all hl» vh;|qi». a. r.e.v Building, with fort? '
bceQadJ ' < ' to tim oitabUshmcnt.' _
•/ } be f® ?wGg ate surrounded by the most delight* v
fat and Scenery*, fn a cool climate, '
with The curative hhd pari
fying pTOiieritta have been foUy eitaV
iiBhed fc by the facuhai they-have never-failed m ettre ■
the worst cases of Scrofaia, the roost inveterate Sores*
and other diseases of the blood. • •■•* ■■■:■■
. STAOSS- ANDuHACKS .will, arrive at anti leave the
ateflmboats af .BrotvnsYlUw daily, whence visitors will - ~
fc*»» to'* drrvenrfourprfiye hoars, to the Sprimtoovei &Z
an, exeelleM;M*Adam3xed Hoadi abont half thedlatanea:^' ;
through one of tbe
ral region* in the country-to UiiiontoWn-i and then
miles turiher over the Laurel Mountain, presenting from
its slopes and somum,splemhd views or iWreafWr*.- t?
tern Valley, with an iutich, variegated and beatitifal
scenery.
• In short*.ills confidently believed, that-them is no:•'•
watering place In the country presentingstronger. «-■ o.
tractions to those, seeking ÜBALTHiAnD PLEAS*
ÜBE* than the '»Bayette¥pringB,”&udthetia£rr«l*i!cd '
livery certain they can no where fird. a greater dlrpo
°“BM,re acfloro apaw@ju BH, '
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